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Mai. nixon and INC Prize.

About the first thing we heard ON the street
was That Mai j. NJ. Dixon, eX-pOstmaster az Ennis,
Texas had drawn the capital prize Of so 600 In tue
f,umd MIN with a remarkably flushed face and a
smile as though he had Just been married or wasgOlng
to A, a Few minutes covered every part OF MS lace
a 700 steep and at once reduced II TO so OOO upon
being pressed the particulars, he SAID ms wlte wa
he real owner OF the ticket that DIRE" mat Prize
Ennis (TeIas) Commercial Recorder, Nov, 49,
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.


H., ,,,,,,,,,rs or,hn Colnnli, Cirb ~ v.ll
as the other boating organizations Of the District had
quite gloom east over them On summary last ny Tue
ueath ol, Marley ilthlvlaou OF lho CONTINUES NW"H
that the hearted and beloved companion was
even sick. His sickness was mainly due To- muscular
rheumatism, aud his suffering was very severe,
While Charley gave promise Of being one OF the most
proficient oarsmcno Of our city, he was little over
anxious, and would not listen to words Of warning
given him by Ellis ward and other veterans NJ the
oar and went beyond the bounds uf training for one
young. His loss dcpriveS the club OF perfect
gentleman, sculier, uarsman, and friend. In social
circles or In the shei hts disposition was generous TO
nnrair ndvantage of an adversary as was shown in
the Fourth of July regatta Fredericksburg, he pull
au+ Now "sr i", .ns yItan, ne ,tnn,t ,tin
80 ta p mr. ioss nnirely spcrad his hoat ONT Of the
Jtemma, At the time of Ills death he was but
twenty years Of age anu was sntrsmey Gr'E E
rst nrysy nnce om1 ' was r"y Te"yeG by his
s,,in,r si,rTs lis funeral trnE Mace an Tuesday
aG 5rn, a., frnn, Nsca,sirn rhurch and yyns
largely attended, most of the Columbias being pres
emit. The cashet which was completely qua beneath
floral offerings, was opened AT the church To- allow ms
friends an opportunity 10 take last look NJ Ihelt
%tm,- HEATED rhe s l'"' n M'' AT a,
sn,niai n,seting on Mnntny night nasal resolutions
OF raSpect and ordered badges of mourning for the
otsre,Ig
The executive committee OF the National
Association OF amateur onrsmen WIN meet at the
January n. Ensiness of Great importance viii he
transacted
~, ,,. , :.
7 The ColumblaS VIII lie Slal 10 see lhtlr
friends to morrow At their rooms on New York ave-
me.
~, N , NJ. :: .,:.1 4. l., An,
me Io'oihdr N"'S 10 "e"''h'i '" We tne
organization that WIN nave tifSe ni an tssatths III
the future AH agree that Nu'h an association Is nee
esSary TO continue the ora %. Rpn' leehs now pre-
VhlhE among me o"it cluuS III Is NOT 700 carry 10
" 'ts" tn ' 'd"a Wi he nTer inii way Mi moi
President Corsnn take the liberty Of calling a meet.
ir he being the lest boating man OF the three prei-
DENTS of the clubs 81 that delegates may he sent Ia
represent each organization?
,I.K;rr.v Of the potomocs snant His
c,i, ,itr r,,Is ~, , r,,t,, ,oction a, Irironin
'"''''''"' WV" ' " ~ h
Carroll Institute Club will have q much
Larger membership next year, and It IL not unlikely
that two tour-oareh shells win be purchased.
Mr. parEsr w pace of tha Nassaus ot
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vne New German Magazine GUN.

According to Engineering, the new gun,
which is considered by the German government to
have proved itself the most suitable military repeat
ing rifle, Is the Invention NJ the Messrs Mauser the
Originators or the present German regulation rife.
The magazine consists of tube contained In the
stock, and has spiral spring which Keeps the
cartridges mp the breech action. When the bolt Is
withdrawn cartridge which has been forced out OF
the magazine by the spiral spring is raised up to the
level Of the cartridge chamber, into which 1t Is
driven by the holt it returns. The whole action OF
loading is comprised In the backward and forward
motion of the bolt. In order To avoid waste OF am
munitiOn a lever Is attached to side OF the
IOn, 10y which the magazine he Instantly closed,
the gun being then loaded and fired ms an ordinary
breech loader. The reloading of the magazine Il
stated only to occupy a few seconds. This system
can be applied to the Nauser rifles Of 1871 model nov
in use, at very small cost. Two thousand of thes
weapons are IN course of construction, and Will hi
served out quickly possible to one OF the grena
der regiments quartered In Spandau.
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The principal items of interest in connection
with the Rink during the past week were the re-
organization of the Polo CLUB and the reception Of the
Columbia Boat club Assembly on Wednesday. The
Ieorganized Polo Club Includes most OF the old MEM
beers, with the addition of several new players OF
excellent promise. The Columbia night success
tul In every respect, the club out IN ful force
pleasure aud varied excitement Among those present
Mr.. Charles J.. Coon, president OF the club; DR..
l.. VI. SChatfeT, Air. &. q. Glover, Col. Roberts,
Master 5. G. Lemey, OF the Navy; Mai. sylvester,
MessTs. II. G. TOwies, l.. Towers, Jr., W. W. j.
Murphy, l.. q. Chew, i. T.. BerhOrg, j. :. Ieigler,
W. Z. KeywOrth,J j. *. Upton, u. n. CASTILLO, JT.
Il. l.. Downing, miss Mary Anderson's leading man.
j. l.. Wilmington, J.. Is. MCFalls Deerlng F0sdck,
G., j. Kntner Ross Thompson, Is. II stnemetz, W.
Taylor snyder Bladen Y. Snyder, George j. Parks,
DIR. Harlan, Lieut.. John 4. Depray, MIR. and Mrs,
IeROy Livingston, Mr.. aud Mrs. H. Mauty Dove,
MIR. John KeywOrth, Mrs. James Burnside, Mrs. Mai.
Bates, Mrs. o. a. Stevens Mrs Ricketts,, Mr. and MIS-,
Briggs, MIR. and Mrs. a. W Harrison, Mrs. T., :
ana Miss Mamie Cromwell, Miss Thompson, Of Con.
nectCut Misses PairO, Collins, Blrbarin, Munro
COyUde, Metals, Williamson, Miss Edith Taylor the
Misses owen, Stevens lockwood, Hester Cragin,
Morgan Doyiliiers, McCauIey Johnston, JrdinstOne.
Calvert, Whiting, Gardner spindle, Williams, BnTke
BOnnay ShabeT, King, and Livingston, and numerous
others equally prominent.
The National Rides have accepted an invitation
from Mr. CARTS, director of the skating Rink, 10
/ be present az the assembly on Wednesday night,
January 81 The young gentlemen Of this cTacl
the entertainments given by them have always beer
marked events Of the season. - National hin,
night az the Rink VIII, without dOubt, be
worthy Of the brilliant night OF last week
and distinguished Ia the series OF club assembled
which the management OF the Rink has inaugurated
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rrorress of,he Arlof war.

The World says that the essay on The
Important improvements Ia the Art Of War During
me past Twenty Years and their Probable Effect on
Future Military Operations, by Lieutenant Colonel
Henry NJ. Iazele, Il. 3. A., COnmandant OF Cadets
nj Inc United states Military Academy To which tho
executive council Of the Military Service Institution
awarded rs prize tins year. aud which VIII be pub
lshed Ia the forthcoming issue OF the Journal Of the
institution Is au exceedingly Important contribution
tn military literature, 10 Is MALAY technical re-
view and discussion which only special military stu
dents viii read with appreciatiOn but the conclusions
ab0ut the great changes In military operations which
recent improvements Ia firearms, In foftheatlonsr
and In Held biography VIII make necessary-ndeed
nave la part already made necesaary-ae Interesting
no am readers OF military history. While the tendency
Of All these improvements Is undenlably towards a
preater mechanism In waT-tO make war matter OF
machinery la fact-eyery new appliance makes tue
nechulsin of war so much more delicate ana causes
force wheIesOeYer applied to be felt everywhere else
40 uuIckly that there viii really be greater rather
man a less demand for commanders who are rapid
ana clever In manipulatiOn Indeed. rapid manlpu'
ation has already become q more Important chaIac'
iefIstic Of a successful commander tEan persona
bravery on daring leadership.
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EnrIisn army IeaIonsles.

There is the making OF a very pretty quar-
rel out OF the ealouses Of the generals engaged IN tie
Egyptian campaign. IL Is au open secret that both
ing terms with Gen. NOlseey AZ One period. Now
Gen Hamey has written AN article In the Hintitsnh
CtHtnrV 10 show that Sir Garnet was entirely wrong
Gen. WINS, AS having borue the Drunt of the nght-
ing at Tel-el-k
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Ne.aan oninion OF oslrien rarming,

A lot Of twenty-five OstTlche5 passed
through 10 California night before last, They con-
stiute the 'plautN Of au experiment about % BOO
made lu what la called ''u.trich farming, 90 but
which, according 10 Pacific Coast notions and the
business Itself, should us called ostrich TauChiug
We Uf the opinion that the ostrich yin live aud
multiply In many places ia southern California,
Arizona and New Mexico but doubt the profitable
meas oil ostrich Tanchug, Il Is about IKE the busl-
ness Of breeding Camela Camels do well in Nevada
Increasing as rapidly rs any other Kind Of stock but
no one appears 10 know what 10 do with them. a
lot taken nom this section Of the state 10 lhe desert
regions 10 the southwark for use ia packing aud
prospecting proved OF So little value that they were
turned loose 10 hhill Tor themselves and are now
breeding aud running VIVA up toward the head
waters ~ the Gila River 10 win probably DO the
same with the o5trloLrs. After the experiment ui
heTding them on a rancho has proved failure some
OF the birds Will be- allowed 10 SHIT for themselves
and VIII thus stock the wllds Of Arizona New
Mexico, AMI other regions Ina that direction 40 Ilr
gh.iu ctr (htU.) EateIprise.
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CONS OF JONADAB.

Pioneer Council No. viii hold PUBLIC JONA-
DAB MEETING at ODD FELLOWS HALL TO-
MORROW EVENING, at $780, the Dashaway Re-
form club having kindly consented 70 let the JOnadabs
have an old fashioned irOn-clad temperance revival
Speeches VIII be made exclusively by membeTs OF that
organization Alter the public exercises at the hail
arc concluded the Council win meet at It's Council
room corner Of Ninth aud ID streets, where initla-
tons and the usual Interesting services OF watch
night meeting win be held.
JOHN j. WEED,
Chairman Of Committee.
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Three weeks ago | called to engage Lang
try 10 write a Christmas article fUr New York
weekly paper. she was amigble, ana seemed Il
mink iavOrahly of the project. - But l don't
WRITE - she said; ''yOu know cam write anything
that wOuld he Interesting.
said the obvious lhing-that lady OF her intelli-
gence and experience could undoubtedly write an en-
pertaining sketch of herself and her profession - II
due,n' I matter much what II is, said tho lady from
Jersey; ''niy name is all You want. The article
wOuldn' he much
~ win bring you check for $780, - ] continued.
zone hundred pounds you mean, ~ observed the
fair lady with twinkle, and appropriate emphasis,
an attraction but weekly paper would he JUSTIFIED,
/ think, in Offering 4 100 for IT,
Very wen. - SHE said, laughing - | don care
article oscar Wide gets that, and more, tnO -
assured her on my own personal knowledge that
Mr. Wilde did not get that, on anything ike 1t.
Well can, - SHE answered, with laugh, ''fOI
I was offered 100 last wcekthat s-lGt's ste 500
iusttO put my MANS tOa certificate Ot toilet soap.
Aud We forgotten tue of the maker already -
She gurged geefuy - seven hundred and NIFTY
dollars - repeated Mis-. LabOuchege, soemny, 'fui
toilet soap and she got II too ~
said 'Is IL not less pleasant 10 Gentry to the eN
celence OF somebody's toilet soap than II would be Il
put your name TO an Illustrated article In prominent
lOurnllfH
She Dathed me with her violet eyes and heard Z
. velvet voice say, - MhyY'
Because 49,, ~ said; but stopped with that an
swer. ddn't want to strain my Intellect hy elab
Grating an exclamation Of the - why Pau
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The District Commissionership.

The special correspondent Of the Boston
Post writes AZ follows;
The opposition 10 Olmstead's confirmation as Dis
trict Commissioner grows apaco. II Is now charged
that william y, Chandler, secretary of the Navy, Is
the bottom Of the matter, and secured the appoint
ment, The reason assigned is characteristic. The Dis
triCt government has suit against the Washington
Market Company Tor almost 500 coo for unpaid
The original charter of the company provided that the
rent for ground occupied by IL should b6 so, 600
year. Afterwaid-, when the board OF public works
had control Of Washington. and In 1873 act
passed. under which shepherd and Others Of the board
Of public works, who We're also members Of the
market company, reduced the rental 10 81 900 year,
and contracted that the general taxes should never
exceed so, 600 ia any one year. THIS was an enOT-
NOUS swindlc, for the taxes the splendid market
property would now be certainly ten times that sum.
lhe market company has 80 years more 10 live under
It's charter, thai me Impending suit involves more
than the almost $500 900 Immediately involved IL
Indirectly Involves the difference detwetn Il, 800 aud
$50, 900 i0r 81 yelTb, over 500 900 and inter-
est. the local courts nave decided In favor Ut the
'arket company but tie has been carried 10 the
United States supreme Court, where 1t win soon he
argued. Ma. Chandler Is one OF the principal owners
u the market company and therein Hes the reasunior
| his support Of Omstead. The market company want
! the suit compromised aud the appeal withdrawn by
the District, proposition To that effect has been
made 10 the Commissioner, ana West iayOTs 10
] acceptance. II Omstcul shan be confirmed he and
] West viii uutyote LydeckeT,
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a MischicyOus Girl aud n Waggish
Man,

Most men will lose their presence of mind
under moments of excitement. Thus It Is no great
discredit to u well-known man in suburban town
that he quite lost his head yesterday III consequence
of an uneN peCtcd and alarming accident lie was AT
the railway station In place ot his residence upon the
arrival of the noon train from Rustnn and saw de-
sceud theTetrum half score Ot chaterug laughing,
aud attractive Young women. Gathered On the plat
form to welcome them was another hevy of maldens,
who were at once set upon 10y the detachment above
mentioned and the accustomed scene OF oscillation,
ferven embraces, and expressions Of pleasure which
Is TO lie noticed whenever two or three women are
gathered together enacted. The congregation
of assorted males who were present looked upon this
animated scene with mingled amu>ement and yearn-
Ing, aud the man In question, VINO was young and
waggish began burlesIuing the action of the Young
women by selling upon masculine friend, embrac-
ing him with arlLi, aud affecting to KISS him with
much loud libial smaCking. While thus engaged one
Of the liyetst girls observed him, and stepping mp
to him, remarked that ii he was AS anxious tor kiss
he seemed 10 he he had better let his friend alone
and kiss her The hiarty of the person thus chal-
lenged Immediately vanished; his jaw fell and his
knees smotc together, and lie feehiv calculated in
stammering accents; ''Thank You; bnt I'm mar
red - The girl laughed misChievousiy and
vanished, and Ave minutes later the subject of the
sketch was seen stamping around the depot calling
himself all sorts Of names because lie didn't dart
meet the audaciOus young woman half way,-BoSt0l
Ii.,,gu al
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AnusementS.
NEW DIME MUSEUM,

~
AVE, Near ELEVENTH ST.
MARVELLOUS CHANGE OF NOVELTIES
ron
NEW YEARS WEEK.
An Grand aud Attractive, to Delight the Children
and Please the Ladies.
PERFORMANCES DAY AND NIGHT.
PROF. HARDING and his Wonderful Panoramic
Views and Moving Figures; charming display of
Art and Mechanism.
THE EDUCATED AND DANCING BEARS
And their Russian Trainers.
PROF. EVERETT, the Great Magician; Tel Fuego,
the Salamander; Everett the Man OF Many Changes;
The Egyptian Fortune Teller.
THEWIIlrE MOOR!rHEC IRCASSlAA BEAUTY
Tho Hairy Man of Siberia aud the Great Rhnda
Mystery, or the Lady without Body all To be seen
day or night for only TEN CENTS,
PERFORMAN NEW YEARS DAY At n
A. NJ, T., NJ. Ir, NJ, r. NJ, and T.. NJ
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Five Million Base-BaIis.

Must be reduced. In consequence We are
making sweeping reductions In prices. tlseman
Bro. , COthiefs aud tailUrs corner Seventh aud T..
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Trauelers' Guide.
THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

VrHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE 10 THE SOUTH, SOUTH
WEST AND WEST
Schedule In effect DECEMBER "a. 1852.
ITO A. Nj, - NEW ORLEANS MAIL Daily.
Making close connections To an points South
and Southwest, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Washington, Via Danyiile to Atlanta, and
Atlanta to New Orleans, Aso from Washington
10 New Orleans. via Lynohburg and Bristol.
1920 T.. M.-LOUlSNILLE FAST LINE, daily, via
Charlottesville, Huntington, ana Lexington, 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, and all Western points
Pullman sleeping Cars Washington to Louisville
I0;S6P M.-SOuTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS,
Daily, to all points South and Southeast, via Dan
VILE and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
Washington 10 Charleston,
For all points on Manassas Division take 7;lO A. NJ
rrain daily except Sunday, For WarrentOn, take
7;I0 A. NJ. and 1870 l.. NJ. train daily.
For tickets and all information inquire at =
pany's ONCE, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at UaiOL
Depot,
n, MACDA MEL. FgnE.
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Seeing IL Relieving.


On comparing yon will see that orr marked
down prices the lowest In the city. Eiseman
Bros, the prominent clothers and tailors,
uer Seventh and 4.
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independent ORDER Mechanics.


ferent lodges win be published in our next issue.
Anchor Lodge No. will attend the pub
lie installation OF Lafayette Lodge No. II, Alex
andra, Tuesday evening next.
Bro. Louis Hall, of Capitol Lodge No. j,
died last Tuesday night, and was buried on Friday
last, the officers Of the lodge attending the funeral
Past Master Geo. +. Timms, of Harmony
Lodge No. 10. won the solid silver Past Masters
badge az the ElgestOn Temperance Tabernacle Fair,
IN odd Fellows Han, receiving ~ votes.
Grand Architect 4. C. Crump has issued
an order announcing his installing officers a. fol-
lows Harmony Lodge No. l0-Plst supreme Ruler
H. H. Patterson. Excelsior No; l2-Hrand Atchl,
Architect f. q. OMEN. Potomac No strand
Conductor j. NJ. Richards. Capitai No. ll-Grahd
Vice Grand Architect +. g. O'Neiil. Friendship
No. Past supreme Ruler william L. Seward.
Anchor NO g.Grnd treasurer ION" rSsi, hnPP'o9
O'Neill. Lafayette No. l3-orahd Architect r. g.
Crump.
The Growiers.-A new society by the above
name, the members of which 'growl at the blues
and sour everything uncongenia, has been
Instituted In this city. Its object Is To combine ia
teectua culture with rational enjoyment Inc society
was organized In New YORK some three years ago aud
MS membership Is made up of men OF high social
standing.
Tempiars Of Tempermce.--The following
named oncefs have been elected by Capitol Ciy
Council No. /, and will be Installed "Wednesday even
ing next; s. g., Mrs. NJ. u, Gutter; V. 8, Thomas
k Heath; Secretary, MIS-. Lizzie ). GonIay; Fnan-
claI Secretary Homer Fellows Treasurer, ". j.
Ilnlman; Chaplain, Mrs NJ. H. Perry; Herald, A.
L. philips Guard. Mrs. NJ. G. Bolton sentinel, $.
4 IIaiglett, r. e., . j. Dewey; Trustee, James i.
Bolton.
A., "a,
hHigMs Of iBhu ,-haIihnhy LolSe no -
has elected olces as follows; u. ". sanders, T.. CT
I ". +. Bowling, G. C.; Daniel = 'lhill, We Ia
W. ,iHG VII .insrosr "A az n i,Ines IL I.oi.
10 ~ II and - p. Fiward Price A. az A . David
. ,tagg VIiliam ono lanes * Garner. John r.
IIsE ,',,d I,,,.s y NI,rLelI prur.seut,tlyrs
,'ta i",,,i Iadgs mis- iGdns La. ifrff1,fi her
", u'nsrshir twenty three d,iriU1 the last Term,
F ~, ~ ,,..
h0igMs N H0H0f'-lope Lohss NO --d'
and Potomac Lodge NO. 1874 were consolidated last
Thursday evening, under the name ana ulle OF Pulo-
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In stock, ready made. A complete assort-
men,, ranging from go to 73a. Eseman Bros, cor
her seventh ana r..
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commissioners.

Incorporated in ls6s for 25 years by the Legislature
Tor Educational and Charitable purposes-with capi-
tai OF a. 900, 0O0-to which reserve fund OF over
1850, 900 has since been added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
made part of the present state Constitution adopted
December ., A, ID. 1871
The only Lottery eoer ootad and Endorsed by
the people of any state.
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j. HENRY SMALL & SONS,
FLORISTS,
! E;l| II ll||
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

- We do herebH certifv That 10e supervise THE ar
engagements (ordN ne Monthly and Sen,i-Anauat
and iIa person manage, and ,controt the Draio-
Quoted loHh honesty, fairnesS; and IN good faith
tOiGdrd all parties, and zoe authorize the Company
10 this cert fcdte iCuh fdc-SiileS of sigma
furry aEtnch, d, IN ii8 ndperti selne mtg. ~
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GFNTLFMES intending to make New Years
call will mud at MIR. A. strauss $40 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. hne assortment Of ready-made dress suits
at tile most reasonable prices.
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SoNNLoN's BILLIARD PARIoRs, Ninth street,
In the building formerly occupied 10y Abner are the
finest rooms ct the kind in America. can and try
dir
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Mas. C. DoNovAH, of Fifth avenue, Nav
York, upeus January T. at 1895 street. with choice
line Of dresses and novelties for the ladies.
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THE greatest attraction in the city is at
avenue, where all stngs made by the latest Paris
instantaneous process, the only place In the city
where the Paris process Is used. The studio Us
thiongcd daily with stters, who unanimous In
their expression ut delight at the marvellous raridty
with which the sittlugs are made aud at the elegant
lnAulfs snnmlll
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" a HAPPY NEw YEAR, ~ is the greeting that
will welcome YOU at the cosy restaurant Of our friend
Henry Alschweo az the southeast corner ot Twelfth
and 7 streets tomorrow, and In COmmemoration OF
the event, Us has always been his custom, Henry
will keep open house from II 4. VI. to L, NJ. dur
ing which time he extends invitation to his friends
to visit him and partake Of the good cheer ~ pre-
pared for them,
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TUE great reduction in overcoats and men 5
anil hoy suits takes effect at A. Strauss,
g39 Pennsylvania avenue.
VISITING CARDS printed tomorrow morning
10y byron :. Adams, lie Droit Building.