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The Tabernacle Fair Committee A

The undersigned committee, appointed by Mr.
Alexander Eagleston to take charge of and man
age the fair at Odd Fellows Hail. on the 2lst.
22d and 23d insts.. have not only shared with
the people OF this District in the grief caused by
Mr.. Ea@lestOns sudden and untmely death, but
the labOrs upon which We then were engaged
have of necessity suffered by the sad occurrence
Being anxious at the time of our appointment
that the fair should be so far successful as to
make possible the completion of the tabernacle
as measure of public necessity ONLY we now
join an appreciatiye public in the hope that
the building shall represent the expression Of a
community in which Mr. Eagleston labored so
earnestly in elevating his fellOWmen While
our work has been delayed we are cOnfidant
that the anxiety Of the public to see the taber-
nacle completed will enable us to receive such
material assistance as to make the fair the sue
cess it should be- Contributions or messages
for the committee NAV be left with John O'Don-
nell, Attn street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. and ID. p. Holloway, COS F street north
west. Contributions promised Mr.. EaglestOn
may also be sent TO the above addresses. The fol-
lowinggentlemen have alsOvOlunteered their SER
vices to receive contributions: T. Clark commits
sion merchant, Louisiana avenue; Geo. II. Nc
Kay market master. Center market; j. n
Busher, j. j. LightfOOt and Edw. Brooke D. p.
Holloway, S. A. Littlefeld, II. p Gilbert. c. H.
Darragh, s. d. Newcomb, Andrew FREY, A.
kalstrOm. Charles D. Hudson, John n Minnix
I. X. Mcintyre. NJ. A. MCGOWAN, Thomas. B.
Marche, w. A. Hutchns.
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AkBUcKLE, the eminent cOrnet solOist. speaking
OF dentaiaid, says: 1T keeps my teeth and gums
~ spendld condition, and IS especially delightful
taken pleasant tonic
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking snuffine running nostriis. posonou
mucous dripping in the throat pains over the eyes
pures the breath and restores tine voice. TASTE sms
and hearing. An absolute cure for Catsrrh and all it
symptoms. Az effective In Of 40 yesrs' standn.
as in ordinary colds Dr. Wei De Meyers ILLUSTRATED
Treatise on Catarrh mailed free ON request Cur
81. 90 of all Druggists delivered by d. DEWEY
Co.. 1872 Fulton ST.. New York. $685. { than
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A. BRENTANo & Co.,

PUBLISHERS. BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERs AND
NEWSDEALERS.
1915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Corner of 18th street, Washington. DC.
We have counters the following Magazines and
Papers:
North American Review, Princeton Review The Cen
fury MGgazine, Harper's Magazine. Atlantic Monthly
Catholic World. International Review Eoectc MAYA.
zine. Lippincott's Magazine, The Magazine OF Ameri-
can History. Popular Science Monthly Van Nostrands
Engineering Magazine. The American Journal of
Msw I Art
Awake ST. Nicholas, Baby Land Chatterbox. Ballou's
Magazine. Appleton's Railroad Guide. The Official
les Popular Monthly. The Herald Of Health VILLAGES
Monthly Our Little Ones The AInerican Canoeist The
Gartenlaube The Caterer. Uber Land und Nicer. The
Contemporary Review, The Nineteenth Century. Fort
journal. London Lancet. The monthly Family Herald,
zine. Iongman's Magazine, The Portfolio, London
Art Journal e Cassell's Magazine Of Art
The Knekerbocke New York Fnsse,aI and SCe em
Mining Record Spirit & The Tmss Fonss
and padnI Stream Youths G9mpsnion Harpers Young
Magazine, Littelrs Living Age. The imdependent
Christian Union. Christian Weekly, Christian Herald
and
Light. The Art Interchange. San Francisco Argonaut
American Architect, Boston Pilot New York Clipper
Rn nse a Nv Drama Dramsc News New York Mirror
esntnen saHssy Rnsn ea
Chimney Corner, Plymouth Pulpit. American Field
American Mechanic New York Ledger. Weekly Fire
Illustrated Paper. and many others too numerous to
mention. 1t
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.

FRENCH undressed kid gloves for gentlemen
fashionable shades. 00J pairs, 81, were So Auer.
bach Bro, 623 Pennsylvania avenue.
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OVER 100 fine Spanish Laee Fichus worth from
s. 70 S each, at $3.50. ..Excelsior, s0i 1Lh.
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DOZEN Cabinet Photos, with a thirteenth
painted, 81. Only place, l109 Pa. ave. Ktmethy $
gallery.
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EXTRA SLFEvEs for knit jackets, at Auer5ach'
corner 1tn and III streets
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GERMAN Student Lamps at San1 S. Shedd's, 400
9th st.
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v. c. from Tennessee, says: II used Browns Iron
leVed . -' -
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POPULAR presents, popular prices. Cochrane's
goods sell
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OPEN evenings and Christmas morning. j. JAY
Gould
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AN ACCEPTABLE PREsEST.-1.00O pairs 2-button
x.ensn iotfs Tor gentlemen 81 per pair, Were &.
Acerbach Bro, 6s3 Pennsylvania avenue
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FOR CASH CUSTOMER. A WE'LL
~ located Lot. 20 or 25 by 100, or a good modern
style House OF 10 II prefers northwest sec
ton. E. A. MCINTYRE, 915 F street northwest.
d14 st Wv
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MAKE YOUR SERVANTS HAPPY
Ladies' reliable 81 ana Sl..5 button.
Warm slippers, 45c.
Mems 81 % and 81 CATERS and shoes
RubberS and rubber boots.
HAHN'S, SIG 9TH st. and 1922 Pa ave-
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- GArLoN, 15c. quart bottle. No. rye whisky
aosenteIy and entirely pure; the best Ia the
World Tor the money. MeGees, 4Oi 9th stree,
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XMAS eurios1ties cheap. Cochrane's cash cor
ler.
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]. JAY GOULD. 421 9Th street, betweeh d and
Z streets, has made a genuine sensation with MS
line OF very cheap novelties and fancy goods. and
has come out strong for the holidays with as
soitment OF art novelties, wholesale ana retail,
CHRISTMAS cards, birthday cards, palletteS. scrap
and reEeI pictures, TaV0rS, French tissue and
flower paper, an uncYualcd speciality OF Japanese
goods such rs scrolls. lanterns, napkins fans
vases, etc. sheet music ut cents, scrap books,
deoalcOmantI, and other wonders far too nulner
Gus to menti0n.-WdSb. SUliGdy Hrrad
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PUBLIC pleased with cochrane's popular prices.

A HANDSOME assortmento OF Gas Stands at Shedd's.
20 9th st. -
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LIBRARY Lamps In Longray, Kiotas &C., very
cheap, at Sdm'i $ Sheid's, 100 9Th ST.
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revenue officer at Alfalfa, Ala. yesterday,
while attempting to arrest Bob Thomas and
Mt. Williams, two mOonshiners, shot and
killed Williams and dangerously wounded
Thomas.
series of games Of chess was begun yester-
day afternoon in Baltimore, between Mr.. VIII
helm Steinitz, of Vienna and Mr. A. G. Sellman.
OF Baltimore. The first game resulted in q
draw.
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JEwELRY AT Low PRICEs.-Clidrens solid gold
earrings $50; chiliren's solid gold neckchainS,
Sl5O; solid silver WATCHES, warranted, $780, la
Dies solid gold watches. $3.50
TKOS y LADsoS, 52S 9th street.
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"JAP" and "scrap Pictures" Sec adv.
J. law Carrn
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new pennies free: 5 to patrons of 81 and over;
OOehranes, this week.
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FrssEILs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

= jar GouLD's wonderful picture store, 4al 9;
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WANTED 600 PAIRS OF SLIPPERS 70
cents spsshers 10 Cents pm nea.S 6S .05
cents, Don't trust your work to new beginners who
only daub your goods. PRINCE, Practical Stamper
1909 street. III -3w
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AUTOGRAPH and scrap books at j. ]. Gould's
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GoTo +. r. Hughes market for your turkeys. one
. two cents per 10. lower than anyMhere els.
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W D-MISCELLANEOJTS

WANTED-SEAL SACQUES REFINED AND RE-
w paired circulars renovated fur jobbing of every
description MISS CUNNINGHAM. formerly with
Mr.: B. II: ShneInetz. Office, 81 H street northwest.
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MINCE PIEs-Own make of mince meat; rich
fru1t, pound and fancy cakes of every description:
wine jelly, charlotte russo, ice cream and Ices.
All made OF the best and sweetest material. Cakes
packed and expressed. Whitman's French candy.
pounds for 81, at Jarvis, 426 9th street north
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WANTED EXCHANGE, A THOROUGH
~ bred Collie Bitch. months old, for a fullbred
Scotch or Yorkshire Terrier Dog of similar age. Ad
dl9-3ts 80 $500 ~ oo>A-'
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WANTED.TO BORROW, 81. 800 FOR THREE
W. years at Z per cent, commission, on good real
estate security IN South Washington, G.. II. PARKER
corner ~ and street southwest, dlS-ot-
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LoR SALE-THREE PAIR OF STYLISH MATCH
ed Horses; also. Coupe and Business Horses: also
Tor Hire CARRIAGES and Coupes of AL styles drivers
IN fuii livery slso Horses for hire separate AIS sth
street. l.. BURGDoRF. dl5-lm.
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Plush satchels, all colors, 81, s1.37 to s250
Sleeveless jackets. CSC.
Gents silk hemSt.tched hlndkercEiefs CSC
Lglies' tordered hemSt1tched hanQkerchie!s
Bobby styles, 1sc.
MRS. MAX WEYI, agt.,
III 1Ih street nnrfh yynSt
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A YouNG Man named Geo. McCauley was
charged in the Police Court this morning with
being suspicious person. Lieut.. Arnold testified
mat the defendant had recently been released
rom the penitentary, ami although he processes
70 be trying TO reform, he is freduenting his old
naunts In the Division, and witness Is going to
pnng In all these suspicious characters who In
habit this region The court took the defendant
personal bonds TO keep the peace.
w. s. HORTON, 455 Pennsylvania avenue north
Wests mas on hand a large and handsome assert
ment OF smokers artcles-meerschaum pipes
cigar and cigarette tubes, cigar cases, cigarette
&c, &c These gcots are OF the finest quality and
latest designs, selected expressly for holiday pres
entS W. S. HORTON,
4'o Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
POPULAR presents, popular prices Cochrane's
goods sell
SHILLIsGToS's Bookstore. corner AZ street and
pennsylvania avenue, was wei nled all day yes
seIday, moderate prices and large assortment
being the attractions.
ARBucKLs, the eminent cornet soIo1st. sne,l,ny
OF dentalaid, says: 1T keeps my teeth and gums
IN splendid condition, and IS especially delightful
IN The morning, making one feel as II they had
taken pleasant tonic"
CANES, picture BOOKS Xmas Cards j. JGould's
LIBRARY Lamps In Longray, Kiotas, &c, very
cheap, at Sam'i 5 sheid's, 100 9Th st.
Az ACCEPTABLE PKEsESr.-l0OO pairs 2-button
french gloves Tor gentlemen, 81 per pair Were 81
Aceroaeh Bro, 6s8 Pennsylvania avenue.
;. JAY GouLD's wonderful picture store, AL 9th
frssEiL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
GET your choice rio roasts at lie Id. +. p.
Aoshes market, cor 9Th aud sts n. W.
XMAS carnival celebrated at Cochrane's cash
corner.
~
SafCnflS- Z n
Sleeveless jackets. Sc.
Gents silk hemstitched hlndkercEiefs CSC
Deoey styles, Isc.
Mrs. MAX wEYI. agt,
- 7l2 9TH street northwest.
0oyo T. p. Hughes market for your turkeys, one
e wo cents per 10. lower than anywhere else.
- GArLoA, sc. quart bottle. No rye whisky.
aos9mtsy and entirely pure; the best Ia the
World for the money. MeGee's, 4Oi 9th street
northwest
"JAr" and "scrap Pictures" See adv.
]. JAY GOULD.
ccrD plated bracelets and bangles. Hot Spring
a1an1ond Jeweiry, real settings, SO TO so. Prggs
STEEL engravlngs, chromos. oil prints, Christ.
mas carus, WORK boxes, dressing cases, Jewel
boxes. albums, picture frames, blsaue figures.
sncy goods In plush and velvet great variety at
veeshohs' sio 9TH street
Dr AL means go to F. P. Hughes' market, cor.
LADfEs sold bangle rings, 9Sc to st.
Cnildrens gold rings. Soc. 75c., to ST.
silver bangles, 25c.. Soc. 75c.
Rolled gold bangles, with locks, sass
MRS MAX WEYI. agt.
712 9TH street northwest.
yfvH HGsDRxD pairs gents embroidered slip
I'm. 7sc., worth t1.eQ Hahn's, SIC It'll St and SO
IA ave
4ERwExN and o'clock this morning thieves
MI 0f ha
e9tnef 9TH and = streets northwest They packed
sssal articles into bundle, but the coming OF
on11cet ana contents IN the ana outside
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CcLD plated bracelets and bangles. Hot Spr,np
o1anond 1ewelry, real settings, So TO go PRICES.
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XMAS carnival celebrated at Cochrane's cas-
corner.
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VNHOS. j. FISHER CO.. Real Estate Auctioneers
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON l. STREET NORTH, Be
TWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND YER
MONT AIENTE N0RTHWtSr

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, ON l. STREET NORTH. BE-
TWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET AND WEIR
MONT AVENUE NORTHWEST.
The upde rsigned, trustees. in equity cause of<eS
Andrew. Joyce We. Mary White, administratrix kH
ct al. No 2, 597. viii sell at public auction.
front of the premises. on WEDNESDAY,, the THIRD
DAY OF JANUARY. 1883. at FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ,
parts e lots TERED and c, in Days subdivision Of
equare No. 25 Beginning north street forty feet
four inches from the southwest Of said square,
running thence north ffty-six feet three inches;
thence norterly parallel vita Vermont avenue, forty
seven feet nine and quarter inches thence In
Vermont avenue which ie fifteen feet from the alley
thence northery along said fifteen feet 10 said
alley; thence along said alley fourteen feet eight
ches; thence south twenty feet three and half
inches thence west four feet thence south eighty five
feet to street; thence along street to beginning and
improvements thereon.
And after above sale will sell lot lettered Z,
cordng to John Days subdivision OF Dayidson eubdi-
vision of square No. 215. and improvements thereon
Terms Of sale: One third Csl purchase money cash;
balalc Of purchase money to be paid In equal install
ments in six twelve and eighteen months from day Of
SALE to bear interest from of sale. for which
chaser to give rromissory notes, with surety
ties to be approved by the Trustees, purchaser or
purchasers can pay all purchase money in cash day
Of sale ratification thereof by the court On rati
fcaton of sale and payment Of purchase money (and
not beore trustees VIII convey property 70 purchaser
purchasers deposit Of $50 each piece Of prop
erty sold Will be required when the property II knocked
down to the purchaser. The Of sale lie
piled with within ten days from day Of sale property
viii be re-advertsed and sold at cost and risk Of
MARTIN F. NORRIS, !
1906 street n. W. I Tr,,s,..s
WILLIAM j. MILLER,
d19-d&de 4S6 La. J
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GET your choice rio roastS at lie III T.
hughes market, cor. Sth aud sts. n. w.
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80
MAEpdREDIAEEkA w 70 p SGkD pHha4ro1oarsr.
5os 18th street northwest. Wednesday Thursday Fri
ssatiSs
hsfp
sesy Scalp letter: Thin. Harsh Dry. Split, Faded
pure. clear peril and beautiful the hands soft
Without panas or
The Doctors treatment is the result Of 20 years
sUPERFLUOUs HAIR.-Dr Van Dyck is pleased to
to the ladies' Of that he has
ars an sny ho % the lip
World wall hy
HSEbs pSes s "eisfsf treats the
haf The and Rar sa H n the
cure crown spot frontal part and temple badness thin
ana ali Of e
and scalp Both sexes treated. DR.. Van Dyck has de-
and eompiexiOn blemfhes He is regular srsduats Of
n I % Cali at Socs With
days sPf IL Waahi R91nc r,,.o , u
be Ws the mhe sa as15n tns
the cff or
~ department. and experts in cutting to cal and
Moodys perfect tailor system in dress cutting. from
ehsS but square exact withcs Change sr to ss
MD. WASHINGTON.
o5-ee3m 1911 Pennsylvania ave.. General Agent.
WANTED-HOWE's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w best. Months Of study saved. With penman
ship etc. IS a month. g. v. HOWE. 1880 7th street.
WANTED-5,ooo SUITS OF CLOTHES. THAT I
w agree to cali for clean and press in the
ner and deliver for g 80 per suit; work done only bv
shilf9l hands and satisfaction guaranteed. PRINCE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON LADIES, BY PAR
miserable daubs. stopped in adopting these prices by
PRINCE. 1909 etreet-Wall splashers, new designs,
10 cents each Outlines. Sc Flannel Skirts Scents
WANTED-UPHOLsTERY WORK OF ANY DE-
A. Il. CHASE BRO,
OF Next to City Post Office.
WANTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING WITH
out wh1nl1ng or injury to your carpets Orders by
telephone. GIG Louisiana avenue. A. ID. CHACE
matte Steam Process the bsst IN the world no IN
81
Market Space. jy14
WANTED-L.. RICE. $50 MAINE. AVENUE
and tear than any other in the city. Mattresses
remade Feathers renovated; Furniture steamed. Or
ders by telephone. MI
WANTED TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E.
w BEAIL. Room 4, 1870 New York avenue. Is Com
s.. Commissioner. Examiner and Notary. Always in in
once froms 4. m. to p m. ND
WANTED.-YoU TO KNOW THAT SELL FIRST
class Tailor made Second hand Suit much better
and great deal cheaper than common new suit can
yUsTTs OLD STAND,
No el0 street northxest. y. R.-New Clothing We
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HABITS AT THE FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL.-TO-
day between II and II o'clock man giving his
name as Vim. Handley. a white man. made ap-
pllcatiOn for aid at the local office of the seventh
subdivision of THE Associated Charities" 62l
ID street northwest. He seemed far gone in
consumption. weak, pale and necessarily cough
ing. He said he had come yesterday from the
Freedrnen's Hospital where he had been Tor
some time past; that the ward he was i'm was so
frequently filled with tobacco smoke as TO be to
him very oppressive and sometimes almost suf-
| locating; that on complaining to the surgeon or
doctor his card upon which he was admitted to
the hospital was taken down and he was given
10 understand that he must either cease his
complaints or leave the hospital As he could
not endure the atmosphere. many of the patients
being allowed to smoke i'm bed, feeble as he was
should know the generous habits INDUCED in
there and govern themselves accordingly.
A PROMENADE CONCERT AND TEA PARTY will
be given this evening at the Masonic Temple
under the direction of the Training School for
Nurses. Mrs Gen. Ricketts, Mrs MONTGOMERY
Blair. Mrs. Ross Ray and Mrs. S. H. Kaufman
will preside over the tea and coffee table Mrs.
s. V. Niles assisted by number of younp
ladies, will dispense lemonade, and the refresh
ment table will be i'm charge of Mrs. Gen. Car
man. Mrs. Gen. Eaton, Mrs. A. ]. Bentley and
Mrs. DIR. Tabor Johnson. Mrs. HitZ, assisted by
several ladies'. will officiate at the bric-a-braC
ana fancy table, whose special attraction will
be an elegant display of faience Cincinnati
vases and pottery. The music furnished will
/ De enjoyed by those who wish tn dance as well
| as by the promenaders. The great success at
tending these entertainments in former years is
| the best evidence that our citizens appreciate
and Will again assist the enterprise for which
| this entertainment is given.
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Special Weather bulletin.
RAIN OR SNOW PROBABLE To MORROW.


The chief signal officer of the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press The
barometer has risen on the Atlantic coast, it IS
highest north Of the lower lake region and low
from the west gull coast nOrthward to the upper
Missouri valley NOTtherly winds and fair weather
continue In New England, the middle and south
Atlantic states Rain prevails in the gulf states
tennessee and the Ohio valley, and rain or snow
IN the northwest and upper lake region, with
warmer east to south winds and lower barometer
In the Mississippi and Missouri valleys. The
temperature has fallen at the Rocky mountain
stations and on the Pacific coast, with slowly
rising barometer and generally fair weather Gal
weston reports Is inches OF rainfall during the past
twenty-fOur hours. The following special tempera-
cures were reporter at 2. m. yesterday: Washing
ton, SO: Norfolk, $50; Savannah, $50; Atlanta,
6lo; Jacksonville, Sc; Pensacola, SO; New Or
leans, So; Galveston, 6oo; San Antonio, CO.,
Tucson, 90; Los Angeles, GO; San Diego SO.
The Indications are that rain or snow Will prevail
In New England, the middle states and lower lake
region ON Wednesday, with slightly warmer
east TO south winds and cloudy weather. Rain is
indicated Tor the gull states and Ohio valley. fol-
lowed by clearing weather during Wednesd y.
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SfEEL engravings, chromos, oil prints, Christ.
mas cards, work boxes, dressing cases, Jewel
boxes, albums, picture frames, blsQue figures
,sncy goods In plush and velvet great variety
yeefhofl'S, ol6 1th street "
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w NTEDAHELP

WANTED-LADIEs IN TOWN OR COUNTRY TO
w take nice, light and Peasant work at their
homes: no csnvassinE: good salary. Address REII
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AUCTION SALES.

VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
EIGHT CRATES MAJOLICA AND WHITE WARE
All AUCTION.
At my auction rooms. ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TWENTY-FIVE 1882. shall sell a large assortment
of above goods.
The attention Of the trade is called to this sale.
d19-2t THOMAS DOWNING. Auct.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The w Gather.

UYr1cr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OrrIcHR.
WELLINGTON. DC, Dec. 10. 1882 GAS a.Fn.i
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states, fair weather, followed on Wednesday
morning by increasing cIUuliness and rain or
snow, northeast to southeast winds, lower barom-
eteT, stationary or a slight rise In temperature.
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WANTED - A RESPECTABLE AND EX-
w rerienced white Woman cook. to assist also N
wash ng and ironing References required Apply at
1924 Connecticut avenue die st
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WANTED-ROOMS
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-AN UNPUBLISHED HOUSE IN
w central part of the city: IA or I6 rooms with ali
modern convenences. Address R., s31 14th street
northwest. for three days. dig 3t.
WANTED-TO RENT-AN 8 OR ROOM HOUSE:
rent not to exceed S25 per month"; possession Jan
1ary To- or purchase monthly installnents. Ad-
dress j. ID. BOSTICK, Pension Office dIS-3t.
WANIED-A BRICK HOUSE, TO COST 81, 800 TO
w 3D. oOU, seven to eight rooms between and 4til
and between and streets northwest Send postal to
AHI@ 4iu street Northwest d12-1m
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WANTEED,WHITk AND CoLORED COOKS, GEN
~ erai Workers I'd Girls and Nurses. for this city,
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere
antilles furnished Servants with references Try
L. co. oI6-IOws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19

Dr AL means 60 to f. p Hughes, market cor
~ and n sts. NV. ~ 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-19

w furnished with frst-class Eep-Cooks. Walters,
Chambernaids, General HousewL rRers, &c. Servants
waited. L. C. DUNDORE, sis 10th street northwest.
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