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Affairs in West Washington

SHOOTING AT BURGLAR.-Off1cer COster reports
that about O'Clock this morning a cOlOred man
ran out OF house occupied by Mr.. C. s. Steele at
the corner OF Frederick and Prospect streets, and
was pursued by the officer down Frederick to M
street, and that he the officer fired two shots at
him. The man, however, escaped The door OF
Mr. Steeles house was found open and the gas
burning, but nothing was missing
A FIT-Ab0ut rs o'clock yesterday John Curry
white man, 40 years old, ellin 1T on 3lSt street.
near the canal He was taken into Mr.. Robert
JohnSon'S house. near by, where Dr. Suffer at
tended him, and was afterwards taken to his home
On 23d street, between Fl and L. 49,, s,"..,--.
REV. DR. PARET. OF Epiphany church, preached
sermon against the skepticiSIn OF the day to q
large audience at ST. Johns church yesterday af-
ternOOn. -
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The meeting Of the Wo-
mems Evangelical Temperance Association yester-
Day afternoon was well attended, and the services
interesting.
LRCTURE.-Hon. Charles Davies will lecture on
Richard Brindsley Sheridan at the rooms Of the
Georgetown Catholic union tomorrow evening"
Seats free.
STONE FOR THE NEW PENSION BU1Lp1NG.-Mr. q.
T. Gilbert has force delivering daily Is wagon
loads OF blue stone for the foundation OF the new
Pension building. = :. -.
PoRT.-The schr. Lemuel Hail. Tripp sailed on
saturday for Providence with $50 tons OF coal
GRAIN.-Arrtved, canal boats, 10000 bushels Of
wheat y
OFFERINGS on change to-day 10000 bushels Of
Wheatwhlch sold at prices ranging from 1O3 to no.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned IocaJs

HeesrS j. III. and WIN. Gordon, OF Georgetown,
lawyers, doing business on = street. In this clJy.
made donation OF 500 to-day TO the Daniels fund,
nFe department..
A FIRE took place Yesterday afternoon I'm housa
No. BIS Indiana avenue northwest, occupied By
MIS- FEgeier as 4 boarding. house. The fire oriU-
mated from the furnace III the basement. The
damage was about $50
Last Friday evening a thief sPcretei himself IN
o. D0fninlc'S church until it WAS closed for the
day, when he broke two holy-water fountains and
broke open the poOr-bOX, and stole a small sum OF
money. -
The auction sales, which are OF more than Or
onary interest at this season, VIII be found on
sbe fh ana Sth pages OF tG-day'S STAR
The Garfield Masonic Memorial Association hiss
te-eiecteo It's Old Officers, follows: NJ. NJ Par
ker, PRESIDENT; j. III. JOchUm, Vice president: Mat
tneW Friinbie, corresponding secretary; James f.
Slen, recording secretary; Hon. George ID. Lor-
John Watson and Charles Bow!es w,re sen. IN
f1iI Tor ID days each this morning b. Judge Smell
toi sieatlng the harness of horse on the street
white boy named Michael Doyle pleaded
8uuty oetore Judge Smell this morning TO stealing
suit OF clothes, an overcoat and five shirts from
James r. Safer Detective COoInes testIfied to 70
covering the property. He also stated that the
Joys mother IS n widow and wishes min sent &c
the reform school, The defendant was sentenced
70 the refol ~ school during minority
1estcri1y Officer Jones found the body o, a new
porn White male Infant IN Kervan's woods OF
woody lane road and toO, 10 20 the station-hOuso
where it was viewed by the coroner, who gave
eeftincate OF death from criminal neglect
saturday night last the wood and coal ONCE O
george Bogus. on i4th street, between and {
streets northwest, was broken into by burgIars
and the desk drawers were raaSacked. No money
was found by the burglars, but several articles O
valne were carried on
From A Brentano 4 Co We haze the latns
plumbers OF the London Graphic and the Lon
oon I!lsIscrdted Ye1cs.
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New Trial For Mrs. ScOville.
her HUSBANDS EARNEsr PLEA TO HAVE HER Pc
UNDER ARREST nFvIED


UNDER ARREST DENIED.
The motion for q new trial In the case OF Mrs.
F. NJ Scovllle, who was found to be insane by a
jury In the county court OF Cook county, Ill, about
month ago, was argued and decided Saturday.
Mrs. Scoville, who arrived In Chicago Friday
evening, was present and sat by the side OF
her daughter, Mrs. Harper. MIR. Blanchard made
long argument In support of his motion, basing
It entirely on the fact that the verdict was con-
trary to the evidence. Mr.. Scoville followed In q
brief and rambling speech, In which he said that
he was not averse to q new trial, but he appealed
plteously to the court to put Mrs. Scoville under
arrest to prevent her from going to Canada again.
He said that while the trial was progressing the
Judge refused to fmprison her unless some physi-
clan recommended it, but since that time the jury,
including physician had made that very recon-
mendat1on He could not understand, there ore,
by what authority the court had let her go at
permit it While She was waiting for new trial, II
one should be granted. He said. in the course OF
MS remarks, that, notwithstanding her 'highly
him asking for fifty dollars to come to Chicago
with, and he had sent It. This alusion to Mrs. SEQ
vllles small audiences seemed to nettle her more
than the charge OF insanity, and she said aloud !:
VI have got your money IN my pocketbook now; /
didn't use it." Mr.. Blanchard made brief rejoin-
der, and read the following note to the court:
~, Nov. %. 1882.
DEAR SIR; You authorized to state to the court
keeping of Mrs. Scoviiie and her child in case it
snouiu De necessary. JOSEPH =. Ross.
N. 5. DAVIS.
The signers of the above are two of the leading
physicians OF Chicago. The court ruled that the
evidence did not prove that there was any neces-
sty for restraining Mrs Scovllle, even IL insane,
and he did not believe that the evidence showed
that she was insane. He therefore unheSitatngy
granted new trial. In the meantime he would
commit her to the care of Dr. Ross. The commit
ment of the defendant to the care OF DR.. Ross
seemed to fill Mr.. Scovie with grief and indigna-
tlon. He protested against it, and told the court
That Dr. Ross was the very person who had as
sisted her to make her escape to Canada immedi-
ately after the verdict. The court paid no atten-
ton to his protest. and Mrs. Scoville marched out
OF court not in the custody of DIR. Ross OF any
body else. She appeared during the proceedings
TO DC just little vexed, but conducted herself
with her usual GOODNESS and sef-possession.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMusEMESrs-s:h PAGE.
ATToRNEYs-4ih page.
AUcTJoH SALEs-7th and 9Th PAGES
BALLS. PARTIES. 6C.-Sth page
Books, &C.-Gth page.
BoAkDING-Stt pare.
BUSINESS CHANcEs-4sh para
CITY ITENs-Sth pags.
COUNTRY RIAL ESTATE 9Th para
IKAIEs-Sth page
DRY GOoDS-3d pars
EDUcATIoHAI-7th pa.e
FINANCIAL 9th pare.
FAMILY SUPPLIEs-6th Dar,
For kENT (ROofns)-4.h pl.s
Fer RRST OHcUsesl-4th pasre
FOE RENT (MiscellaneOus)-4th olr.
Fer SALE tAiisCelaueo1s)-4tL pIss.
ToE SALE tECusesJ-4th pare.
6ES1LEMES's GOoDs-6th DGso.
"Reminiscences pIss.
LADus COcDs-3d PAGE.
LEcTUEEs-Sth page
IosT AND FoUND-4th para.
MONEY TO LoAS-4th Dlgs.
MEDICAL, &C.-6th page sa
FERsoSAL-sth Page. ...sa.-. ga -.
PROFESSIONALISM page. -sfrf
Pianos AND ORGANs-GthoI,a
PRcPos.Ls-6ih p2ye.
RAuRoADs-jth PAGE.
STECIAL NoTICES-Ist Dly,.
SPECIALTIEs--7th page.
STEkMFRs. Keith Dax8. 7..
SAFE DErosIT-7tl para.
SEWING AACIIISEs-6sh pare.
TEE TR4DES-6th page.
UNDERWRITERS. 6C.-sshpI,s
WANTED tHclpl-4th page.
WANTED (Sitlationsl Attn 1lys.
WANTED (Houses)-4t'I page.
WANTED tSiiscellGneoas)-fthp ags.
WooD AND COATr-7th page
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DIED.

DIED.
b., BAKER On November 2eth; 1882, BELLE. infant
daughter of Oscar and Maggie c. Baker.
Of at hs
Funeral on Tuesday. Novembe- 2sth. at O'Clock p.
r Re hs sed MS 19 ar
tend. '0'i -A'-'e' "
HOOPER. On November &c, 1882, at five minutes
With iSnT fos
loved and only Mrs. K s. Hooper, aged 1G
years, month and II days.
Once we had fragrant BOSOM,
Full of sweetness and of love;
but the angel came and pluckedit
For the beauteous realms above.
Little Millie was my darling
Pride of all the hearts at home
But the breezes. floating lightly,
MOTHER.
-, Funeral on Tuesday. 2sth instant at from
Friends of the family invited.
MAER On fsnday g. 1872 two
on at w and ddoo das AS In M0pa sd
from the residence of their parents John s..
and Eva H. Maier. $50 9th street southwest tuesday,
At p M Relatives and friends respectfully in
NoLAND: On Friday. November "a, 1882. at 9 p,
M. GRACE EUGENIA, aged years. months and Is
SoLANB; On Monday Moyember q. 1882 at 80
days Of dphthera, only children OF j. Harry and Cora
NOlend.
Not dead, but asleep in the arms Of Jesus.
We loved them, yes. no tongue can tell,
- How much we loved them and how well;
God loved them, too. and he saw best
To take our darlings home to rest
Funeral of AUBREY will take place Tuesday the 2Sth
from late residence 1912 25th street northwest at 2
p. m
PRICE; On November 9th, 1882, at 1:2O a. ~,
Mrs SUSANNAH PRICE, beloved wife of the late w.
Price and daughter Of Edward and the late Susannah
kaynor.
' Past her stuff. SUFFERING sa past her pain.
God til ought it best that she should rest,
And he relieved her of her pain"
- =. - By HER SISTERS
Relatives and friends earnestly requested attend
her funeral from her fathers residence, at u. M
Tuesday, 18th inst baltimore and Alexandria papers
please copy.1
REGAN On Sunday morning. November &c. 1882,
at 5:3O, after painful illness which she bore with
Christian fortitude. ANNIE REGAIN, daughter Of
Eliza and the late John Regain.
Funeral frem the residence of her sister, Mrs. AM
brose. No. 636 Massachusetts, avenue northwest, on
Tuesday. the 2Sth inst, It O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are respectfully invited to attend
SOLEAU. On Monday, November 27th 1892 al
1880 am. CAIHARINE soLEAU. widow Of David
Funeral will take place from st. Aoysius church a,
2:sO M Wednesday, the 29th. Relatives and friends
arc requested to attend. q.
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samuel Kcr. $40 ,tb Street,

Oners bargains In Dress Goods: Lupins Cash.
meres and Merinos. all colors, at 5ac and up: SIX
Striped Goods, were 60c., now csc: French Mix
lures, for combination suits, very cheap: Black
GOODS tull assortment and low plices; Cloth Suit
lhgs, all kinds: Ladies', Gents and Children's Tn
derwear and Hosiery In great variety; an extra
good Kid Glove for 81; custom-Inade Dress Shirts,
perfect fit and best materials all finished only 81
Seal Plush, SIX Plush, Wool Plush, large stock
ana attractive prices; Cloths, Cassimeres &C. for
ladies' coats and gents wear, In great variety
Blankets So $3.50, S. So So 81 S. pair and un spe-
cially cheap: house furnishing Dry Goods gener-
ally Reliable qualities and reasonable prices at
KER'S, $50 7th street northwest Q
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CLISEDINST,
The Celebrated Baltimore
Photographer,
Inc leader In All Siic PhOtOerra phlc Portraits,
Studio at Ia Pennsylvania avenue,
Washington, DC.
Photographs OF exquisite finish by the latest
Yar1S instantaneous process.
He makes specially OF f1le portraits IN pastel
and erayon, the most suitable present for the holi-
days.
The studio Will be open on Thanksgiving Day.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

SMALL QUANTITY OF the 20 cases OF tinware
must be sold tomorrow at N. AUgenstein's Sl7 7th
street NV, TO m he place for grand holiday OPEN
Ing. saturday, Dee 81. TcE-qUaTt dishpans, g.. :;
IL qt., 14c IA qt. 49,; 10 qt.. 25c; extra large
wash basins, Sc fancy crumb brush and tray,
&c; 1O-inch Jrily or pie plates, 10c; decorated
vase lamps with chandelier trimmings, 96c. chop
ping bowl and knife 1Sc.; 3-arm towel racks, Is.
knife boxes, g.; chamber sets, sl.23-
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NJ ARRTED

ESSFORD-CORNWALL. On Thursday evening,
November %, 1882, at the brides residence by the
Rev. @. G. Meador, GEO. W. GESSFORD to Miss
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is parched and freckled by strong northwest winds
anu tne face becomes dry and scaly, It can be re.
stored 10 snoothness and good color by DIR. Ben
sons Skin Cure. perfect remedy for trouble
some Itching and yexatiouS nImnles
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Port Grape Wine.

We can confidently recommend Speer's Port
Grape Wine, which was awarded the highest pre-
MUM at the Worlds Fair-a superior article OF
wine for the sick and debiltated ana all those who
require VtnouS stimulation and inyigoration. The
Ninevarfs and Cellars are at Passaic, New Jersey,
nea. Jew York city. This wine is sold by drug
giStS and grocerS.
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MO CURE. NO PAY.-WHITEHURST'S CEDAR
1NBALSAM is warranted cure Coughs Colds
Group. Throat an Lung Diseases, Six drops dose
Try it, If not satisfied return empty bottle and get
your money back. Sold by all druggists Price Zoe.
n1l-ap1rn
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tHASisffyISG ExcURsroSs.-The custom Of the
fennsylyania railroad OF selling excursion tickets
from all the stations on It's system over the Christ
nas holidays viii be observed for Thanksgiving
THIS year II has been decided to sell reduced rate
excursion tickets on Wednesday, the s9th and
Thursday, 30th instant and 10 make them good IA
return until December lst, Inclusive
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,
~ 8. L. Ger. 9th and ID streets northy

nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers,
~ s. f. Ger. 9th and streets northwest.
CIRCULAR GLAss-FRoNT COUPELET; CLOSE
COUPE (B EWSTERl. WITH POLE SHAFTS
MAIIS PATENT AXLE); = OPP BUGGY (MADE
BY YOUNGl: FAMILY CARRIAGE. TOP tx
PRESS PLATFORM SPRING WAGON, NEARLY
NEW;
ALSO,
SORREL HORSE, EIGHT YEARS OLD. CAN PACE
IN THREE MINUTES; JUMP SEAT CARRI AGE
4MtDE BY J0YCF0, NEARLY NEW; PHAETON
BUGGY, NEARLY NEW;
Also
ENGLISH CARRIAGE, WITH POLE SHAFTS AND
RUNNERS; PHAE ON, WITH POLE AND
SHAFTS, AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
ElGHlH II, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, We will sell in
front of salesrooms the above carriages ali being
in good condition and well worthy the attention of
buyers. If
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TO THE FAsTIDIOUs AND DAINTY Miss AtwaterS
very itch, delicious homemade mince-.nelt for
thanksgiving, on sale at j. X. COrnelrs, 1904 F
street northwest.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctionears.
TWO PIANO FORTES SUITABLE FOR NEW BE-
GINNERSl, PARLOR SUITE. CHAMBEi SETS,
OkCASE ANTIQUE SECRETARY, SIDE
BOARDS LOUNGES. NJ. 7. TABLES. WARD
kDbES, MIRRORS, BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS,
WASHSFANDS, CHAIRS III. C. SOFA, FEATH-
ERS: HAIR AND OTHER MATTRESSES SHOW
CASES, VELVET, BRUSSELS AND OTHER CAR
PE1S, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE; ALSO LOT OLD
AUCTION.
On TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER TWENTY
EIGHTH, at TEN O'CLOCK, will SELL in front of
our saesrooms, general collection of household goods
partly enumerated above. NJ
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LOCAL MENTION.
The cEsi,er
OFFICE OF TIE CHEZ SlesAL OFFICER. !,

u
WILMINGTON. DC. Nov. %, 1882 9:31 a. m {
For the middle Allan &c states, colder clearing
weather, westerly backing 10 nOrtherly Winds
higher pressure.
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer Is highest In the upper lake region and
northwest ana is low in the gulf states. General
rams or snow have fallen in ali the districts TX
cept the northwest. The following heavy rain
falls were reported during past 81 hours: Calves
ton. LIS: Shreveport. IL; Pensacola, 15S; PaleS-
tile, 1.e3 N0rtbWesteTly winds prevail in the
lake region, nOrtheaSteriy in the gulf and south
Atlantic states, westerly In the middle states and
New England The temperature has risen from so
10 1Co In the middle ana south Atlantic states and
fallen from 50 10 1Co in the upper lake region,
tennessee, Odio valley and west gulf states. The
foiiOwing speCi1! temperatures were reported at 3
p. In vest Tuay: Washington, $50; Norfolk 500; Sa-
vannah, &c: Atlanta, 5o Jacksonville, 40: Pensa-
cola, TO; Nv Orleans G3o; Galveston Coo; san
Antonio $50; Tucson, 500; Los Angeles, 6iO: san
Diego, $50.
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Trtnders' LactO PhOsssate of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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District Government Affairs.
WILSON'S REsIGsArIoN

The resignation OF Auditor yinson takes eject
me tenth OF December, and no appointment Mill
De made until that time.
BUILDING PERMITS
fSsceo oy Inspector EntwIsle: c. j. Hillycr erect
Two ~ three-story dwellings, 21st, near Q street;
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When fine Skin

west washington, says: 'I can safely recommend
browns iron bitters, as it gives general satsfac-
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LADIES viii find it greatly TO their advantage to
cal at the popular Store Of Mrs. G.. Thompson g3l
street northwest, for the latest modes OF ''AaIr
dressing"
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A PRESENT OF pair Ot gum shoes and handsome
pictures 10 all i've dollar customers at Heilbruns,
402 It'll street.
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FINE WRAPS at bankrlpt prices. 7ss I'll

FRESH MEATS.-R0uni steak, IOc. h.; liver, Sc
H.; pCrterhOJSp, 15c h.; SriOin, I24c 10; choice
rib roast, l0c ID; ut +. p. Hughes market corner
9Th and N streets northwest.
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xxcfILKST FURNITURE AT AucrToN-A very
enoiee collection OF furniture win be sold by
efrset. Georgetown. The street cars pass the
0oor. Sec advt
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CITY ITEMS.
eft In AIleUeA.S
Mr.. A. W. Little.

says cautious exchange. shat DIT. Mary Wake
preScribeS DE-. Bull's Cough Syrunn
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ossFDr sALH-A rich collection OF wilton
1oqnette. Smyrna and other carpets are now on
ueS - 3owiingS auction rooms. the saio OF
MAich VIII take place Wednesday. 500 advertise
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"JAP" and "Scrap Pictures" See adv
j. JAY GOULD.
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Book SALR-Tne sale OF q valuable collection OF
books wfn commence at DOwling,s auction rooms
t1is evening. See ADVERTISEMENT
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Ed j. HANNAH, plumber, SIT 18th street north
west, viii furnish tanks very cheap.
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LEWIS pIasters and the backache are deadly
enemies.
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wv EEhS q co. AuctlOneers,
w $50 louisiana avenue
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY BEING THANKSGIVING DAY. OUR
REGULAR We KY ST RE SALE WILL TAKE
PLACE ON WE'D \ESDAY, NOVEMBER TWEEN
TY-NINTH, COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK.
In the sale will be found general collection of new
and second hand Paror and Chamber Suites and Sets
Lounges. Mahogany Bookcases, Mattresses, Ward
robes, Rockers, Glass and Crockery. and second
band Carpets, number of excellent Heating and Cook
Ing Stoves. Blankets, Comforts invoice of Tinware,
&C, with an assortment Of other goods Additions
icited. ~ CHAS WEEKS Salesman
n27-V Late with Duncanson Bros.
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Forty Years Experience CT an Old Nurse
Mrs. NtnSlow'S Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians md nurses I'm
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarThoea, gripping
in the bowels and wiEd collie. BY giving health
to the Child it rests the mother. Price - cents
bottle. m,w,S
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GENUINE SURPKISR--Dlmmann'S Great HOli-
cay Exhibit. ION VIII take place Monday and Tues
day. December, 4th and 5th, when each purchaser
VIII De preSSnted with a uSeiul and substantial
ChrlStmas gilt. Dammann's, 800 It'll street
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CLISEDINST,
The SpiSbratnl R1ltfranrn

GoLD-rrLlED bracelets, bangles; sato $50. Priggg.
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JAPANESE GooDs. Majors, cor 9TH and H NV.
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania COKE.
BLACK C4SHGEREs, all wool, from Csc. up. ia
7th st.
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ssAlderney Dairy Wugous.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in X-ib. ward" prints SOC. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c per ct Cream. 15c. pint
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No NySRrpvrsFSr.r,oS

No MISREPRESENTATION.
This weeks bargains:
75c- Ladies' MerinO Vests, for 50c.
15c. Gents MeTinO Understands. for zoe.
81 best WhalebOne Corsets, for 75c.
s5e. real Whale bone COrsets, for SOC.
80 Embroidered Wool Skirts, for SI25
$50 best Felt Skirt, for 81.
. Ladies' &Ool-liaed Kid Gloves, for 75c.
&l-25 Ladies M0Squetares, for 75c.
Foster Lace Hook Kid Gloves. sc.
t0c. SILK Handkerchicfs, for 3gc.
Dammanns, 500 18th street northwest
LEwIs' plaster between the shoulders will cure
o02x1a
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Ru:
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Observation-Disclosures,
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney Blad-
der and Urinary Diseases. ST. Druggists
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FUNERAL OF WIN. TOwERS.-The funeral OF Mr..
WIN. Towers took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. n street northeast, Rev
Mr.. 1ngie. assistant rector OF Ascension church,
o11lclat!hg. The attendance was very large. The
remains were Inferred at GienWoOd cemetery. The
pall-DearerS were MeSSrS. Clapp, Burdette, Lyons
Flynn, Wheat and Young.
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CONGRESS AND FREE TRADE.-ThOmaS G. Shear
man, OF the executive committee, reported to the
Kings County Free Trade League last evening that
ama]Or1ty or congressman in New York, Indiana,
ONO, and other states were free traders, and the
Congress OF 1883 would be practically free trade
COngreSS.-Ne1C York Sun
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CyEAP CLoAKs. j. E. Young, 736 7th st.
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REy. DR. RANKIN ON GAMBLING.--Dr. Rankin,
10 sermon yesterday on 1.-The Inability OF the
LSsw, tnVelghed against gambling, lotteries and
IN ms District against gambling are openly In
Iringed every day OF the year. You cannot go
through the street without seeing In somebody's
SHOP window a watch or cane, turkey or a
bloie or tae portrait OF some minister to be raied
Tor at such or such fair. Some OF the churches
are rs badly involved In It as the military com
panieS and boat clubs What does this meani It
means That an appeal Is here made to chance. to
decide who shah have tho article preferred. It
means That the article Is to be paid for ten nifty or
q hundred ttmes over"
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CARRIAGES!
CARRIAaEsi

Landau. built by Cruttenden Co. Also good Careca
several light ne-horse Landaulettea two Coupes
pairing promptly sttended 10.
r. JRT. a. GRAHAM
nspcaitory and Factory No-Ais 9Th siTsst ncrthxssA
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The studio Will be open on Thanksgiving Day.
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ELEGANT black goods, cheapest; IA 18th st.