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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-24

POLICE Couar-Judge Smell

POLlCE C0URT-Ju1ge Smell
wa
was nned IS or IS days. John Thomas, assault on
John Howard; $40 or 80 days in jail Jas Walsh,
and Jno: JONES' do; S each Elma Rollins, pro-
Ianity; s. or days Albert G. stigger. loud and
oe Personal bonds Wilson Green col
jones' colored, trespassing on park; IS or Is days
Affairs In West Washington.
AcCIDENT.-About half-past one O'Clock yester-
day afternoon John Woifong, boy about IA
years Q, age. living near Droyer's Rest while
right leg broken below the knee by being caught
under the horse, which slipped and fell DR..
WIGS n
FINED-Iames Walsh, OF this place, was fined
S or IS days by Judge SRen this morning, for
making rude and Insulting remarks to persons in
THE FUsRRAL Of Mr. Henry c. Nicholson took
place Yesterday from bis fathers residence. on
Street, KEY. Mr. Webster, OF Dunbarton avenue
NJ T. church, oniciattng, and the interment being
made at Oak Hill cemetery.
this Place, and Miss Mary E. Clarke. daughter OF
MI. j. c. Clarke, of Alexandria, were married yes
terday afternoon at the Methodist Episcopal
tor, who ofIlciated was assisted by Rev. DR.. Web
ster. OF Dunbarfon-street church here. The ush-
ers were lward PettlngIll, Henry Brown, W. L.
Clarke and E. r. Clarke A ter receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS OF their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Athey
LETT the city on bri lal trip.
tate broker, has sold for Geo. w. Castelar, house
for s. 600.
BUILDING Assoc1ArroR-At the 6sth regular
monthly meeting or the Eleventh Building asso-
ciatlOn, held last night at GOddard's hall, about
$l,Oo0 was disposed of-being thirteen shares re-
tired at the stock value rates.
GRAIN.-Arrived-Boat Seneca, with 2 500 bushels
wheat.
PoRT.-Arrlved-schr L. O. c. Whshart, light.
Sailed-Schr. Helen NJ. Benedict, Morrison, LOCO
tons coal. for Boston; Major W. II. Tandem, Shoe,
3UO IONS OF coal for Richmond, Va; schrS. Mabe. L.
Phillips, Trip, and Annie NJ. Allen, White, for
georgetown, sailed from Fall River 21St inst
= HIGH T1DE.-NOvember 25, IA In; 500 pm.
The ESCAPED CONVICT, COURTNEY.-A young
mutatto girl named Nanny Jackson. living in o
street alley. was prisoner In the Police Court
thls morning. Prosecuting Attorney Moore called
the attention of Judge Smell to the case. and said
sac had been arrested yesterday by Sergeant
Amss, ON comp int OF Deputy Warden Russ, OF
the jail, charged W til aiding and abetting In the
escape ana sheltering OF an escaped convict Ser
geanC Amis' Stated that the escaped convict re-
Ierr1d TO Is Cornelius Courtney, who got away
from warden Croker several days ago by jump
ing from the train while en- route TO the peniten-
IaFy 10 serve a term OF one year for hOuSebreak-
Ing In this city. The officer stated that the es-
clped prisoner Is suppos Ell to be in this city, and
Ine girl Is thought to know his Wherea bouts.
Judge Smell said that as MT. Russ had not appeared
10 10 IKE any charge against the prisoner he would
release her.
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CITY ITEMS.

Comforts for Geld Weather.
Gentiemen's indicated scarlet Underwear, SIS
Fun regular made White Mertno Shirts & Drawers;
Exceiisns White Merino Undergarments, 75c., 81
Extra heavy White Merino Shirts Drawers soc.
Extra heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, 5Oc., worth
The Improved Climax Shirt" ready for use. 81;
Genuine Winchester, Buck Gloves and Gauntlets
Wool Jackets, Seal Caps, Fur-top Gloves;
At LEWIS, go 7th St, below Mt Vernon Square.
N.B.-Men's and Boys Hats and Caps, cheap. (
Officer William = Clinton,
OF the Eighth precinct, says: " Browns Iron Bit
tiers cured me Of general debility, accompanied by
night sweats."
Trindcrs' LactO PhOshate OF Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
Don't Die I'm the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches
Dedbugs, flies, ants, moles gOpherS. l5c,
When Fashionable Lassitude
is established to the destruction OF healthful emo
tlon and the sufferer longs for death, rather than
Celery and Chamomile Pills, which brace up the
system and give to sleep its blessed repoSefulness
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb WARD" prints SOC Der 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
TO- per ct Cream. l5c pint
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KNG's PALACE,
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.
THE LARGEST MILLINERY STORE IN THE
UNITED STATES.
EXTENDING FROM 7rH TO SrH STREETS
GREAT MARK DOWN IN BEAVER HATS !
ELEGANT BEAVER HATS. Sold formerly at g. 25
Are now 75c. only.
BEAVER HATS. Sold formerly at So so and S.
Are now sold at 81. % to 81. Is only.
ELEGANT FRENCH FELTS,
At 5Oc., 75c.. 81 and $1.25.
LOVELY PLUMEs,
At 75c.. 81 and Sl.25
BLACK AND COLORED TIPS.
At soc. Bunch.
SPLENDID KNIGH rs TEMpLAR pLUMEs.
From II to 80 inches long.
RIBBONS.
CLoAKs FOR CHILDREN. MISSES AND LADIES,
IN GREAT QUANTITIES. AT LESS
THAN MARKET PRICES.
KID GLOVES. CORSETs AND HOSIERY,
At Importers Prices.
KINGS PALACE.
No branch store no connection with any other estsb
lishment. ma
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BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE.
90s SEVENTH STREET.
BETWEEN AND X NORTHWEST
Would respectfully invite attention his selections OF
HANDSOME NEW GOODS, which offered at re-
markably low prices.
Gerster Cloth. all colors 25c.. Terra Gotta Bronze
Electric, Green, &c.
Beautiful aids. silk Wool. Csc: formerly soc.
Figured Dress Goods that retaed at 20, only l2hsc,
Chuddah Cloth, l5c.. great bargain.
splendld Cashmeres, IN black and colUrs. Sic.
Fine All-wool Cashmeres 3d. CIV, zoe. and 81.
Novelties in Dress Goods, Pushes and Nelyets.
Green 5-4 Cloth choice quality. 81. Is.
silks aud Satins. Brocades. &c.
The New Shades in I.Gdie o. Clonkng Cloth
UNDERWEAk for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatsm 70 buy our prepared he'd Flannel Under
wear, II - to 81 80 each; sell pure incidentally
PREPARED Flannel at SOC. yard equal TO goods usual
Corsets. So 80. 75c.. 81, q. Is ard up.
Hosiery. Gloves and Handke rchiofs.
have Just received lots of pure Linen Hsndkerchiefs
snRiuN imperfect at less than half prices Call and
See them Tore they are all sold out
Inil stock of DoIne-lcs. Table Linen and Towels.
. Blankets, tlannels, Cassmeres and housekeeping
Goods.
Last bat not least Misses Wooden Hose, in sizes
from TO -, 25c. per pair
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
n3-1m COS 1th street northwest.
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w + NE HI RI s

Cheaper than any other house In the world and ws
don't want YOU 10 tahe but call and the
Hannis" Shirt for 15c. Made Of fine round thread.
long cloth muslin, mot trash fun of prepared
deceive the eyes reinforced With fine linen bosom lined
with nen linen sleeve bands and linen neck band mot
Union linen. but Enenl, and ielled sesms mot
turned over and stitched through with stitchD; all
finished ady for the wash tub with button holes cut
and then worked mot worked and then cut Only 75c.
Tor the hannis' shirt full stock u Winter Under
shirts and At prices to please The best
Tor ~ aud 25c sold in this city All the latest
novelties IN SIX Neckwear; 81 Scsrfs sold for 81. rs.
75c. Scarfs sold tor 40c At
OF MEGINNISS. 100. r street
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A SUIT TO ENFORCE Enthusiastically a
Dill IN equity Was filed by Gen. Eppa Hunton for
the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs company
against VIM. Mclean, to enforce payment Of
$3.50 Tor nine lots Of plaintiffs property, pur-
chased in .tOber, 1880
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MORE BARGAINS tomorrow at NJ. Augustein's
81 7th street northwest: Decorated dinner sets
go; doZ- handled cups and saucers, mintOr or
DIVIDE shape, 43c. decorated antique chamber setts
% %; coal bod, shovel ana Sieve 3d.; Swiss tea
sets, 80; de- Swiss goblets, 24c. fruit stands
ISc chamber sets. SIS; vegetable dishes, 33c
2c-; decorated fancy mugs, vases decorated CHINA
plates, dolls, she'll boxes, easek, frames hand
mirrors, &C.; balance OF the fifty cases OF TIN ware
~ advertised prices. Grand Holiday opening Sat-
urday, December 2i
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TO BE GIVEN AwAY!-One pair OF gum shoes and
set OF pictures every five dOlar' shoe custO.
neE l. Heilbruns shoe house, 402 7th street. sign
The Old Woman In Window
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TOR BOYS SUITS, FROM 4 TO II YEARS.
at abont half the prices asked for elsewhere go
10 the MISFII STORE. corner 10th and +.
For fine black Atwood Diagonal Overcoat at s15 as
good as any sod at t25, to The MISFIT TORE cor
For , Boys Overcoat at $50 worth a. go to the
MloFlT STORE, corner 10th and f.
For Blseb snit Prince Albert Coat at SIS sold
For nobby Nigserhead Suit. at $780, sold eEeu here
at $50 20 to the MISFlT STORE, 10th AMI + SITS.
FSr good Mans Suit at g. worth ST., go to the
MlSFIT STORf corner 10Th and streets
For Chnchila Overcoat, at 81 So usually sold for
sl2, go to the M1sFlT STORE. cor 10th and stre.t
For Ulster at 50, worth 80, go to the MISFIT
s ORE, corner 10th and streets.
For satin lined Chnchiila Overcoat at SOS werth
s45. go to the MISEIr IS ORE, corner 10th and F.
F ST eets.
we aas ana
streets.
Fer Gossaer Coats. suitable for holiday presents, at
SI3o 80 w aud 81 3d. worth ube the price, go the
MISF1i ) ORE. corn r lOh and streets.
70 For For fine Ghneha oserc ,at At sl5 cheap at
For Black Blue Or Green Beaver Co It AZ s15 worth
-. go to the M1sf1T STORE, corner 10th AID
to the MISFlT STORE, corner 10th and streets.
For fine Bushes Suit at about one half the usual
, MoaSntSn price, go to the MisFIT STORE, corner
Ere pe 2vercoat ct s,5 worth So to the MIS-
For fine Black Dress Sa ae Swallow tail coat at $50
as good sold at $50 elsewhere go to the MISFIT
For black all-woa! Diasonsl Suit either sack or
frock cat at at 30 worth s2s to the MIS- STORE.
for S15, go to the
THE MISFIT STORE.
n23 ORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
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TOMORROW ONLY fine silk tie win be presented
70 every Purchaser OF gents hat at "The Fa-
NOUS" rs 9TH St
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY with the CorcOran Fire
Insurance Company. A home Institution Office
IUl n. w. Rates as low as those of any other
nrst-class company.
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WINE JELLY at FuSseIl's.

SUPER stout socks, regular made, 17c. extra long
Daiprlggan hose, regular made, pc. at Ciark'S
S32 9Th street -
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LADIES, Il you wish a permanently beautiful
complexion, call at DIR. Van Dyck,s beautI wing
parlors, 7CS 18th street northwest to-day and to.
morrow.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Asr,uscnocnts TO-uiyht.

Anuscncnts TO-night.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The World"
FoRDs' OPERA HOUsE.-"The Nascotte."
THBArER CoNIQUE.-Variety.
Masonic TENPLE.-Co1umbia Boat Club Fair.
WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FAIR, 1890
18th street northwest
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HE BEST laiies' merino vest for soc. The hea.
West gents merino unGershirt 5OS
DAMMANN'S, SOC It'll street
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HEMPSTONE & PERRY.
to
MS S03 PENNSYLVANIA AVENIJF.

DURE SILK LYONS VELVETS.
SEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Brother)
HAS NOW OPEN A VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE
STOCK OF
PURE SILK LY0N'S yELVFTS, FROM "A TO q
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND ALL THE
FASHIONABLE COL0RS, Ranging from 81 to 50.
ALL SILK OFT OMANS from 81. IS to -.
BLACK AND COLORED TRIMMING VELVETS,
from 81. so to S..
EMBOSSED PLUSHES AND VELVETS.
BLACK AND COLoRED PUSHES from So. so to &C.
BLACK SILKS. BEST MAKES. from rs cts. to 49,
ELEGANT OTTOMAN SILK WRAPS.
BLACK SICILIENNE DOLMANS from S25 to &c.,
MOLESkIN PLUSH JACKETS from $S5 to SIS.
RICH SEAL PLUSH WRAPS.
FUR-LINED SILK CIRCULARS
BEOCADED OTTOMAN DOLMANS.
CLOTH PELISSES.-RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
LADIES' MOURNING COATS. MADE OF HEAVY
JERSEY CLOTH.
GENUINE DECCA AND CAMELS HAIR SHAWLS
RARE BARGAINS" TABLE LINENS. TOWELS
NAPKINS. BLANKETS. QUILTS AND LACE
CURTAINS.
rDARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
FABRICS.
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HANDSOME handmade coats, long, and nicely
sulGed, only SIS, worth - u.s. at Clarks 732 Ttn
street northwest.
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- You don't get your meats cheap 1t is your
own fault Tomorrow you will md at 3zs Penn
1vtyania avenue the finest meats In this CRY. The
eeleb.ated Armour Co.'S Chicago eeef and pork.
re cheapest place In Washington. Open all day
J. A. HOFFMAN. Manager
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ANOTHER small lot or those cheap beaver hats at
1c, former price & ., tomorrow Blouts 40 ;th
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ANOTHER LOr OF those Famous" knit Jackets
S9c., worth 81. so, at rs 18th ST.
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srERS's underwear and gloves the cheapest
o04 7rh.
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elk DOLMANS
AND CIRCULARS.

We received to-day a splendid assortment Of SILK
DOLMANS and CIRCULARS, at SIS, $18, 800, S25 $50
and S}5. = " ~
Also CLOTH CLoAKs. ULsTERs and DoLMANs,
from IS up to 80
W. W. RuRDErTE & CO.,
n223t Nos. 92s 7th street and 7o6 northwest
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AT ASTONISHING low prices, Atwood cashmere
suits, $40, worth s15, at s Hirshs, TO 9TH ST. NV
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PARENTS should read A. Saks & Co.'S adver.
GS< meLc
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THE largest assortment of KenSinoton art needle
work, arrlSene and ribbon embroidery I'm rho
city. Stamping done with new process. war
ronted not TO run, at
Mrs MAX WKYLs, agt.,
I'D
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TO MAKE ROOM PREVIOUS TO pJrRcHAsrNc
HOLIDAY GOODS. WE WILL OFFER fFOR ONE
WEEK ONLO SPEC AL INDUC- MENTS IN
PRICES IN COLORED OTTOMAN AND RHADANA
SILKS: also. BLACK AND COLORED BROCADED
Pushes THESE GOODS ARE VERY DESIRA-
BILE AND STYLISH.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
CLOAk1NGS, WHICH WE WILL CONTINUE TO
SELL AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
FINE LINE OF PLAIN DRESS FABRICS
WITH VELVETS AND PLUSHES 10 MATCH
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DRY GOODS.
y N. sHUsTER 4 SONS

w NJ. sHUsTER & SONS
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED ANOTHER LARGE
STOCK OF LADIES' SILK WRAPS
IN
OTTOMAN SILK. BRocADE.sILK, BRocApE VEL
VET AND SEAL PLUSH.
COMPRISING THE NEWEST SHAPES IN DOL
MANS. PEEIssEs. CIRCULARS and JACKETS.
CHOICE WRAPS FOR SOS. $50. sss ANps4o.
IMPORTED MILITARY JA,KETs IN GREAT VA.
RIETY,
MADE OF SUPERIOR CLOTH AND CUT IN THE
VERY LATEST PARIS STYLES.
SILK FINISHED JERSEY CLOTH NEW su.prs
AT s.. so PER YARD, ONLY ONE YARD RE-
QUIRED FOR JERSEY
ELEGANT TRIC0T CLOTH FOR TAILOR MADE
SUITS. IN The NEW SHADES
SILK vELvETs AND PLUsHEs IN GREAT VA.
RIETY.
OTTOMAN SILKS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY IN SIX.
TEEN COLORS.
OTTOMAN SATIN IN TWELVE SHADES.
BRocADE vELvETs AND PLUsHEs IN NEW DE-
SIGNS
STRIPED PLUSH IN CHOICE EFFECTS
PURE SILK vELvETs. IS INCHES WIDE IN II
BEAUTIFUL CoLORS.
toUR OWN IMPoRTAT1oND
WOOL DRESS GOODS OF THE VERY LATEST
STYLES. IN GREAT VARIETY.
ELDER DOWN SPREADS. CHOICE BLANKETS
FLANNELS. TABLE LINENS and sHEETINGS.
W. N. SINISTER SONS,
ONE PRICE,
9ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FULL STOCK OF ELEGANT SILK UMBRELLAS
n. B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. n22
''DRY GOODS"
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
81 MARKET SPACE,
Haze an unusually attractive stock OF fine DRESS
GOODS and invite all persons to insp CT the same
compare rices and qualities.
BLACK and Colored ottoman Silks"
Black Moscovie Silks"
Black and Colored Brocaie Veyets."
"a grand assortment of Colored Pushes"
.Schrodet's Celebrated Monopoly Black Silks
..lIuIlns Black Goods. al graies"
Quilted Satins for Cloaks.n
Ilannels, Blankets and Cloakings."
Hosiery. handkerchiefs, Ladies and Gents
Underwear, splendid Stock"
ull line OF Domesties at Rock bottom prices. and
MADAME HUNT Of New York has leased orr second
Hoor: ana conducts Dress Making all its branches
H'is.-cass "orh at reasonable prices M
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Special Weather Bulletin.


except light rain or snow In north portion. west
eriy yeering 10 colder northerly winds, higher
pressure
Special Weather Bulletin.
COLD WAVE COMING TOMORROW.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
temperature has risen from 100 to 300 In New Eng
land. from 80 TO 100 In the South Atlantic and
east Cult states and fallen from 50 to 100 In the
upper lake region and northwest. The cold wave
now central in Minnesota VIII move rapidly TO the
eastward, extending on Saturday over the middle
states and New England. The following specia!
temperatures were reported at p m Yesterday:
Atlanta, $50: jacksonville, Go; Pensacola, 67o;
New Orleans. 10; San Antonio. 7Go: Galveston,
Fair weather Is indicated on Saturday in the
lake region. Ohio valley. south Atlantic and mid
Gle states, and clearing weather in New England.
To MAKE Room for the grand holiday opening
Saturday Dec. I'd, the following immense bar
3 ,lns must be sold tomorrow at r. Goldschmi1's
ST. 9TH St, NV: ] stove brush with bars OF
stove polish 15c.; 6 decorated china cups and 6
saucers CO.,; covered butter dishes &C.; champion
sleeves i0:; large tapanned du -tDans g.; tID-
aimed coal ho1 with poker. shovel and stove litter
S3c; cakes OF toilet soap &C.; swiss carved side
brackets for l5c; shelf oil cloth yards for 15c.;
decorated china mugs and plates &C.. each comb
cases 4c-; Iron hanging match safes and 10c
nne perlumed toilet soap &C., large bar. worth
DC; rubber round combs lor children for &C.;
rubber dressing combs Sc: extra rye 1Oc. fancy
hanging bead baskets 15c., worth SOC: English
y
and saucers 20 match 65c, 4 d.; cuspddOres, as
sorted eolors medium size lOc.; large re-; extra
large 15c.: round graters &C.: 8 inch cake stands
and fruit bowls on hiyh stand Sc, each; fruit
saucers 90. pr. d. 40 inch pie plates 1Oc dairy
pans medium siza A.; large &C.. extra large lie;
Slacklng brush with boxes or Army and Navy
backing and 1 wHiSk broom rs :; 80 It,, ciotneS
hne Sc; 60 IT., 1Oc; 80 IT., u.s.; rolling plus 4c
pOtsto Washers &c.
How can Mrs. Thompson, 931 street northwest,
Afford such lovely hair switches for only S. and So;
and those beautiful Thompson Waves VIII make
every woman Vain
BARGAIN DAY TO-EIoRROw.-We with sell Chill
oren's heavy wool le2,gingS ut 25c.
Lldi"sa iegg,Dgs, IS
Sleeveless Jackets, Csc.
superior q Iality IL ketS, S1.6S.
Ladies' nJibiaS, l9c.
Infants wool hose &c.
Chiliren'S vests and plntalettS, sc.
A splendid ladies' vest, 4Sc.
Fine hand made worSteI caps at 50, rs, 81, q 25
$3.50, s22S, ct
Mrs MAX WEYL'S, agt,
712 9TH street northwest
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FRESH MEATS.-Rouni steak Zoe. h.; liver Sc
H.; porterhouSe, 15c H.; srloin, 12Lc To- choice
Iib roast 1Oc To-; at f. L. Hughes market, corner
6th and streets northwest.
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fkNs RoAs1s' 1o-l2c $50 La ave-, cor. 10th.
IN ST '' ,i''' w. w. 'ia
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All those who have rcen Il admire it, and Judging
from the immense business Of the last month we must
confess it is grand success. and we shall strive %
maintain the confidence OF all and instead Of doubling
our business. as We did last month slan try and
triple it during the first year. Where there is VIII
there is way, and know how to do it-that is By
buying only from first hands by the original package,
90 Is to save the middle mans profit and selling ut
living profit When say profit it is something ssl-
dom touched by sdversers bu. merchant can exist
without it. it certainly costs something to pay One
Hundred and Thirty-sx Hands. which We now have on
our payrolls. This is large number for Warrington
but not one too many for and we are now willing 10
take ten more clerks Experienced hands only) We
only knew where to get them. We do not employ I'll
these for show. and must have work to do it.
Come and convince yourself that notwithstanding the
warm spell our building is like bee hive and reminds
anybody Of the Bonmarche Of Paris We have given
our import orders for March and April delivery for
about One Hundred Gases Dress Goods. Cashmores
White Goods and Linen Housefurnishing Goods. etc.
Is it wonder that should be entitled to buy slower
figures than other merchants, our house ia Chased
with the largest jobbng houses OF York and second
to none STANDING.
u The memorandum invoices Of the above we have
now on hand. We ask and all to deal With us. In
return guarantee to sell at lowest New York retail
prices and In many instances much lower tas we can
prove by New York Retaers Pattern Boohs) Our a.
sortments shal always DO complete and we shall try 10
make building and business the pride of the Cap
ita For bulletins of goods and prices other daily
and weekly papers, and remember that we only adver-
tse such goods we have in quantities. 10 give
parties from tie distance q show to write for them.
Thanking al for the liberal patronage and friendly
feelings extended to during the last twenty year,
We are respectfully, your obedient servants.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
M l20. 40. A24 SEVENTH STREET.
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HIEoAxr black goods, cheapest; IA 7th st.

LAfcs or OF chiidren'S boys and men. over.
0oats Just arrived prices to astonish eyeryhn.iv
ae & HirsA's, 10 7th ST NV.
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BRAZILIAN pebbles accurately attea. uempler,s
cd stsnc. Ps'
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CHEAP CLoAKs- j. E. Younr, 73S 18th st
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TOMORROW, new souvenirs with each purchase
DAMMANN'S, 500 18th street.
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FUssELLs Ice CREAM AMI Charlotte Russa
CHILDREN should read A. Saks & Co.'s adyer
uSement
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CHILDRES's hand-knit coats, hoods, leggings
mItla DAMMANNS, SOC 9Th street
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MERINo UNDERsHIRTs, Soc, worth 75c. ga
NOUS" rs 7tn ST.
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sIRLoIN STEAKS. 1sAc. gss La. ave. cor. 10th

SHOT GUNS, b. and L. leaders TOT hire or for sale
at low prices, at j. HerZ0g's. 300 9th St NV
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uBAvY felt and cloth skir.s, elegantly trimmed.
teoueco 70 &c, Sc, Sc, 81, 81. -, s. -.
DAdNASN's, &c 7th street.
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FOR HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke
A MAGNIFICENT bunch C3) OF black tips at so cts
Dunch-i bargain. Blout's, 10 7th street
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WILMINGTON, DC. Nov "a. 1882. 9:3D a. m {
For the middle Allan ic states fair weather
except Hight rain or snow In north portion. west
ery yeering 10 colder northerly winds, higher
pressure.
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HANDSOME long black pumeS reduced from 50 to
u.4o Tomorrow. Bouts, 10 18th street.
CLARK, 732 7tb street, has Just returned from
New York with great bargains
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c. WILMER. 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, grocel
has telephone.
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MfNcE PIES at Fusselrs
SrKRN's cashmeres half price. 9o4 9TH.
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"JAP" and "scrap Pictures" See adv.
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EVERYBODY should read A. Saks & Co.'S adyer-
tiSement