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The Detective Scandal.
COMMISSIONER WEST DESIGNATED TO INVESTIGATE
TIE CHAkGRN

eoAAASoAONhH WEST DBsIGNATkD ~ kNVk6Tf3ATE
THE CHAkGR&
The District Commissioners held session yes
terday afternoon to consider the letter published
In last evenings STAR from Mr.. j. w. Thompson,
chairman OF the citizens committee, inclosing an
outline OF the charges against the detectives and
the names OF witnesses. As the result OF the con-
ference OF the Commissioners the following orders
were issued:
"Ordered. That when accusations against mem
Ders or the metropolitan police OF the District OF
columbia are made TO the Commissioners, wi ich
In their Judgment shall require investigation pre-
liminary TO the preferrIng OF charges and hear
Ing or the officer accused, Commissioner shall be
designated to conduct such Investigations Sub
p0naS atteSted In the name OF the president Of
the board shall be issued to compel before the
Commissioner so designated the attendance of
witnesses, and such witnesses shall be examined
by him In pursuance or the powers conferred by
section 33a OF the Revised Statutes OF the District
Of Columbia
Ordered, That Commissioner West be directed
10 make investigation OF the matters submitted to
the board this day by John W. Thompson, chair
man or the citizens committee relating to the &C
ton of certain members or the detective force"
An investigation pursuant to these orders COM
menced at 3 o'clock this pm, and Is entirely
private, as 1T is in the nature of grand jury
tnquiSition.
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special dispatch to the Baltimore San from
Hagerstown. Md, announces the death of Major
F. Dorsey Herbert at that place yesterday morn
ing, in his tiftyeighth year. He had been en-
gagged in the grocery business in Hagerstown
Tor the past forty years. He was twice men,
Der OF the state Legislature, representing the
union and democratic parties in turn. served in
the capacity of paymaster in the federal army
with the rank of major from 1862 to the close of
the war, was member of the board of drec-
tors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and
filled various local offices of trust and honor
He leaves five children, three of whom are mar
ried. Major Herbert is well remembered. here
as genial open hearted gentleman, and has
many friends in this city.
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District Government Affairs.

YESTERDAYS CONSCIENCE CONTRIBUTION.
AS matter of exact justice, the anonymous
individual who sent IS to the District Commits
soners, as stated in yesterdays STAR, should
have designated to what branch Of the District
government the amount should be credited
This is the third contribution of this kind made
to the commission government. In 1870 there
was one of So, and in 1878 one of S25. both of
which were credited to the general fund. The
Commissioners imagine that this contribution is
made by some cOnscience-stri TAXPAYER
who has been converted by their theory that
the five per cent abatement on taxes ought to
be abolished.
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POLICE COURT-Judqe Shell.


Something Dorsey Has Forgotten.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
When Dorsey published his able letters to
President Garfield about his Cabinet, showing
that he bitterly denounced MacVeagh and
James, he seems to have forgotten the follow
interview, which he had in the Washington Re
publican of March II, 1881:
'.What do you think of Wayne MacveaehS tits re-
ported that OF You staiwarts doubt his orthodoxy
CT he impression that Macveagh is not a republican
IA the largest and best s entirely wrong be-
Ieve that he will make OF the ableSt and strong
Attorney Generals We have ever had
- 1t was reported that you one of the most ac-
tive opponents OF the appointment Of Postmaster GEN.
Not Icing present. had no power or voice IN
making the Cabinet Whether was for or against Mr.
Will make OF the best Postmaster Generals we ever
had His longest experience in the department the
unusual ability he has shown in graspng handling
Taking it altogether then, Mr. Dorsey, YOU think
the cabinet positively good one. individually and col
Yes. do. And am perfectly confident that be-
fore twelve months have elapsed the Intelligence Of the
country will cordially indorse my opinions"
SO the distinguished Dorsey made Taste to
declare that MacVeagh was republican in the
largest and best sense" He could not have
said anything stronger than that He tried
however, when he added that MacVeagh. in his
Judgment, would make lone of the ablest and
strongest Attorney Generals we have ever had I"
Dorsey further believed in the unusual ability"
OF Tom James and his ''eminent fitness for the
place" AS Dorsey changed his Opinion of Mac
Veagh and James, according to his own state
ment twice, where was the imprOpriety of Gar
Held changing his opinion of Dorsey just once?
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W@ DE MEYERS cATARRH CURE

Stops hawking. snufhng running nos.rils poisonous
mucous dripping In the throat and pains over the eyes,
purics the breath and restores the voice. taste sme
and hearing An absolute for Catarrh all its
symptoms. As effective In Of 20 yesrs standing
as In ordinary colds. Dr.. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request Cure
81. 90 Of all Druggists or delivered by d. B DEWEY
Co.. 1S2 Fulton St. New York. eS0-s. th4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

ELpHoszo YouSes.
THE
ORIGINAL NO LIQUOR GROCER.
ON DECK AGAIN.
With just what you want for Your
NEW YEARS TABLE
Mote carefully our present location)
BEEF TOEGUES-EXTRA LARGE.
1904 9th street. between E and F.)
ALMERA, (MALAGA) GRAPES LARGE CLUS-
TIERS.
(By the Original No Liquor Grocer)
FRENCH CREAM and other choice Candies fresh
- made this week. received by express to-day.
lCau on Ephonzo Youngs, 504 9th street, between E
and F.l
-. Id FLORIDA and VALENCIA ORANGES
y Selected for New Years needs
o. - are now at 5O4 9Th street, between E
g andF.)-
- 10 nn< Stspdard Gganuiated Suaa 81 OA
e c. hdard 1llnatoes. ................. 95
- EN- SBL0CTED NUTS az follows:
~ O. [dguadoc fsoft shelly Almonds
~ 16hk Pri8cess Paper Shell Almonds
go Sorrento WaInuts.
Lars falbertA
Best Brazil Nuts.
Extra Large Pecans.
ELPHONZo YoUNGS.
oZo-N tOA 9Th street. between ana +.
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MARRIED.
DtRfEE-EORLAND. On Wednesday, December
Zttn 1857 at O'Clock +. M, by the Rev. DR.. John H.
NOT rector, st the church of the Ascension AL.
BhKTUS REDFIELD DURYEE and MARY ESTELIE
80 TH60MfsoN-sILvER. On wednesd ay. Decembe,
-; ISe2 by the r V. Dr. Meador. at the parsonage,
NLLLIE THOMPSON, Of Aberdeen, Scotland, tC
VILLA NJ SlLV-lR of this city.
18th. 1882, by the Rev. ". W Hicks. WiIfiAM ".
r. PRESCOTT, Of Exeter, N. H.
DIED
COOPER On December 22d 1882 at Utica n Y
VIM H. CtOPES. in the fifty-third year of his age OF
paralysis, after an illness of four weeks.
HALL; December q. 1882, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
fREpLhICk .. HALL aped thirty nine years, be.
late Joserh B. Hail - ~
HIS funeral will take place from No. 724 LIST street
noftheast TOMORROW Fridayl at O'clock p. m. Rea-
yves no trends are RESPECTFULLY invited attend.
Nc ALl1STER: On the lntrninx of the 2eth Ct De
cember A. D. 1882. RICH MD the only son of Ellen
days. ~ -
Notice Of funeral in morning papers.
STATES. On Wednesday, December 9th 1882
JOHN STATES native OF Germany. in the seventy
year OF his age and resident OF this country for
the last yrty-nlne years.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of his
ln-laT D. s Mulieap. No 1871 2lst street northwest
en- FRIDAY, December 29th. at three O'clock p. m.
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DIvoRcEn:.Yesterday Judge Hagnlta1lnn
Evorce to Ellen v. Clements from Nod - 1EeT}k
ants on the ground OF desertion. They ~.
led here October 3. 1877, by Rev. r W. Blj -
wed together for about six months, Wv he.
fendant deserted her and remained AMI several
months He returned about the time their child
vas borr, August, 1878, and lived with her short
ime. and again deserted her In November, 1870
I'D, with the exception OF $50, he has contributed
1oshin9 70 he1 support since.
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Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat
should not be neglected browns Bronchial Tro
ches are simple remedy, and VIII give immediat
relief Price Is cents
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ABOUT o'clock this morning thieves forced the
back door OF the residence OF VIM. Schwing. 7OT
h street northwest. The owner of the premises
heardi the noise and gave the alarm when the
thieves escaped without taking anything away
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AUCTION SALES.

~ BENS1N6ER,
BE Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar
936, $40 and $40 Louisiana ave.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF SIDE SPRING TOP
BUGGY, Quilt by Alonxo Rolfe of Detroit Mich, I,
SET OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAkNESS.
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE CAPT. STEs
PHENSON.
will cell on SATURDAY MORNING. DECEMBER
THlRTIETH, commencing at HALF-PAST TEN
O'CLOCK. at the Bazaar. the above outfit without
serve. b. BENSlNGER
d28-M Auct1oneer
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC, Dec. %, 1882 9:32 a IN.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, north 20 west winds, changes IN tenl-
perature, stationary or higher barometer.
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SHOT IN THE FOREHEAD BY A BOY.-AbOut
O'Clock on the 25th instant Henry Warren living
at 1926 Blagden alley. was shot in the forehead by
him. Dr. ID. w. Prentiss rendered medical al 1 ana
ordered him to be removed to the childrens hospi-
tai Thus far the bail has not been extracted.
one OF Warren'5 eyes Is entirely destroyed. All
the parties are cOlored Davis was this morning
arrested.
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RIVER TRADE.-HarbOrmaster Sutton reports
arrivals at the river front as follows: Stmr Nor
ioik, shropshire, merchandise, j. ii. johnson
Co; schr. Empire, Faunce, 600 bushels oysters,
market; schr. Mary Sanford, Brown 800 tons ice
Independent Ice company; schr. Mary A. Shea,
ASHTON, cord wood, johnson Bros; schr. James A.
hooper, Kelly. 500 bushels oysters, market; sloou
wave, ChlSeltine, 400 bushels oysters market
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CITY ITEMS.

YOta Ought Not
catch cold, bnt ii you do, usesDr Bulls Cough
syrup. Price Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

Louisa RiciaarGlsOn.
Washington, says: BROWNS Ison Bitters cured
me- or Dyspepsia, from which had suffered nearly
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
BurnettS Cocaine has been sold in every civil
1zed country. and the public have rendered the
verdict that IS the cheapest and best Hair Dress
ing In the world.
Burnetts Fiavoring Extracts are Invariably ac-
knoWledged the purest aad best
A New Years Gift,
In the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is in order 1t Is large eight-page paper of
ntty-slx columns--the largest and cheapest In the
Country. Only one dollar, post paid.
Perfect Buck wheat Cakes
In three minutes can be made by using Hecker's
Seif-rafslng Buckwheat. Hecker'S Self-raising
hour makes biscuits and cakes In ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
TO use. For sale by AL grocers.
Irinders' LactO FhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds. consumption, bronchitis asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
--uo.,, .";Alderrey Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in L-lb. Ward" prints 55c. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk anu sweet milk,
&c Fer Ut Cream. 15c. pint
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FINE sherry. port, catawba and many other GEL
ebrate wines Tor the holidays, to be had at Kan
der'5, Nos. 9c9 and oil 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

WRITE TO NYCE, 81 \. Charles street, Baltimore
for prices OF amateur photographic outfits. ANY
one can take pictures. So
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BROS, Auctioneers.
FYrcrrToR,S SAM 0F VERY VA

hUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISEs
No. ll6 ON SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of the powers In vested -
by the last win and testament o. wilhelmnA yxch-
lei. deoesssds shall on TUESDAY, JANUARY
the prspses offer for sale at public auction the north
four hundred and thirty tlSll having frontage
Of rs feet 10Y inches By depth Of 100 test Improved
By large 3-story brick store.
Terms Of sale One third cash and The balance in 90
and two with interest per can't 70 Be sscued
BIZ decd Of trust upon the prouses deposit eco
WIN be required At the time Of s.s. Al cony.yspcnf
not complied with in days the Exeouew reserves -
right resell a risk and az dstsnloAG pusu1b
s Sspsr I pasiisS:SS SssSisssN -.,-.
Exsousus Kuasss a wsihsAnins EichiaF. 6esasSA
d9o-a
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SALE OF LADIES' GOoDs.-The attention OF the
underwear, ribbons embroideries &C. is called to
the stock TO be sold at Weeks & Co.'S auction
rooms, 6s9 Louisiana avenue, Friday, December
18th, at 10 am.
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OVER 1C0 fine Spanish Lace Fichus worth from
$ 10 = each, at Z. 50. '.Excelslor.' SO4 18th.
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NEW YEAR CARDS written at Metropolitan hotel.
JrT2TN MARz-DowN. Cochrane's, opposite
Riggs Il INK.
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NEW YEARS GIFTS, popular prices, Cochrane's,
ppf y
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75c QUART bottle, SO per gallon. old rye whisky;
rich, pure and elegant McGee's, 40i 9th street
northwest.
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PENNASSJIIP. $3.50: business courses, g per
ECnth. 1929 1jh street.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

GENERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN IN
141. Star Office. d17 81.
Mooney TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY
E III sums to suit lowest rates of interest least
pense and without delay. kOBT. A. PHILLIPS,
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WANTED-HOUSFS.

WANTED-A SEvEN-ROOM HOUSE, MODERN
y! improvements, between l and o streets 9th and
18th streets northwest southern exposure Rent not
10 exceed $50 per month Address b. c. D. Star
office. doS 1ts
WASIED-A BRICK HOUSE, TO COST 81. 500 TO
W 81 O00 seven to eight rooms, between 4th and l4h
ana between and streets northwest Send postal to
l222 4th street northwest. dl2-Im
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PATTI BANGS for the Fair are quite rs popular as
the Iangtry style. Only found at 931 street
northwest.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIED

MUM. st Grant City No. December o. 1850 te
the wife Of Hon. Ii. b. Mum, a son.
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CHANGE OF TIE CUARGE--The case OF Elias
Toss, the young cOlOred man who was charged In
ne Poflce Court yesterday with attempting to
outrage the young colOred girl named Ellen james,
Which was continued until to-day for further evil
lence, was taken up this morning Prosecuting
Attorney Moore said he would change the charge
'osimple assault The evidence OF the GIRL which
vas given yesterday and published in THE STAR
vas admitted IN this case. The defendant was
5worn and stated that the girl sent him note 10
meet her at the ball room on the night In uucs-
Ion. fine OF $50 or 80 days was imposed.
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Prices tewelry store, headquarters for gold
nlled jcwelry.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CouRT-Judge Haoner.--Yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted: Second National
Bank agt. Presby; pro confesso. Boston agt.
Lewis; hearing postponed one week. Klockzew-
ski agt. KlOckzewski; A. NJ. klockzewski ordered
to pay examiners. Young agt. Brent; sale to c..
Rupert finally ratified. Dayton agt Dayton;
auditors report ratified Pepper agt Shepherd
pro cOnfesso against Mary G. Shepherd. Knight
agt b. P. r. r.; on hearing.
POLICE CouRT-J1dge Shell
Yesterday, Alice Onutt, colored, larceny of two
shirts ana a lot OF clothing from Rachael Wun-
DERBY; s. Or 30 days. Frank r. Church, cruelty to
animals; s. or Is days. Augustus 1. Amber,
assault on Rosaline Amber $500 bonds to keep the
peace. Eddie Miles, colorei larceny of twelve
spoons from Ell Rasher; S. or Is days James
Johnson. petit larceny Second onensc); grand
Jury, bonds 500; Annie Morrison. loud and
Dolsterous; IS or Is days. Alexander Dubant loud
and baisterous; s. or IS days. Mary Parker, col.
ored, vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Michael Ian
hody, vagrancy; 80 days. Henry Ellis. profanity
IS or days. John Hays. fast driving; S or il
days
To-day, Philip Mccoy, throwing stones in the
street; s. or Is days. Frederick W. Wyrlck,
keeping an unlicensed bar; $3.50 or GO days; ap-
peal noted. Maria l.. Dubois. keeping an ull-
licensed bar; S105; appeal noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

NEW YEAR CALLING CARDS in great variety a
Morrison Duyals, art publishers, Sos and s07 L
street.
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IsJ ED.
LOST AND FOUND.

Iasse: T1d has AN ;A PAIR OF EYE
r seTsss f left IT at Sc
street H. W. M. G. PORTER. 1t.
T oST-PAIR LARGE BLACK OPERA GLASSES,
matinee If returned to etropo1an hotel
sewaFd and no questions asked. Lett seat No T.
,osT-A HANDsOME REWARD WILL BE PAID
for return Of White Bull Pun; six months old; all
9" % e0sey and aea te he
4o6 18th street, LansburSh's old Store tt
F q4ESD-D Ws! %. AT THE FOREST
second z Bartender Forest House. New Jersey avenue
T osT-A PoCKETBoOK. on WEDNESDAY, THE
Liberal reward viii be paid if returned to 2ia street rect
northeast it,
, q sss SOLD sGa
please return same TO l21l New York avenue. 1t
$40 FE REV IaI LAST TUESDAY. BET.
oonn o st. snd , and Pho s9'ss. @
Easa at fpa sTee on the back
IL in going from 10th and streets to K between 18th
nna S with bsy
STAR office. i~N' ~ ~ d2T ats
T osT1SUNDAY EVENING, IN 14rH- STREET
4. car Bag containing eyeglasses. keys breastptn.
II street northwest. d26-3t.
EOUND-LAsT WEDNESDAY, ABOUT ONE MILE
T. Gor'h Of Soldiers Home trespafsins of propsty Of
Above HfE Sni5es and d IsSs
MONEY TO LOAN.
GENERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS TO LOAN. IN
s1 star to s sa on good real estate security Box
Mooney TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE sFCITRTTY
~ IN sums to suit at lowest rates of interest least
psdh d and without delay h9n PEI Sa F ga1l
MONEY TO LOAN.
ON REAL ESTATE. AT AND PER CENT
r. O. HOFFMAN.
NIL 10th and streets northwest.
I HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT,
AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
No delay where security is good
o. c. GREEN
oI9-3m ITO d street north west.
MONEY TO LOAN.
sums OF from 500 and upward at lowest rates IN
Charges moderate. No delay.
to, B. Il. WARNER,
Ie@I WIG + street northwest.
MONEY TO LOAN.
estate security. FITCH, Fox BLOWN,
sl4 1887 pennsylvania avenue
MoSEEYY T T9W kpAF RATES OF ,x7rnrsr
ON REAL ESTATE SECURITY.
THOS. J. FISHER L CO..
mil -6m 1924 street northwest.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
VNOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE-A FARM OF 40
acres, good buildings. within mile of Three
Towns. quarter nile from dero and five miles of Sara
toga Springs New York would take residence prop.
erty. Address Box 70. Star oIiice. dlS-9ts
JTOTEL FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST BUSH
ness hotels in central PENNSYLVANIA well furnished
10 acres OF splendid land connected; depot at door
owner II years old and in bad heah boring Tor pc,
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HAVE few very desirable garments left such
a. fuss.a plush Jackets, Oriental jackets, SILK
quitet ana !uT-lnei circulars. Russian circulars,
Silk aui Goth peliSSeS, ottoman silk GOImanS
SILK suits, flannel and cashmere wrappers etc.
which viii be sold at greatly reduced prices, TO
close them out The Ladies are invited TO examine
them at Vi. MilIian'S
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l HAVE MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS To SUIT
AT LOWEST RATES OF INTEREST
No delay where security is good.
o. c. GREEN,
oI3-om ITO d street northwest
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Mooney TO LOAN,
ON REAL ESTATE. AT 5 AND 6 PER CENT
r. o. HOFFMAN.
NIL 10th and streets northwest
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BOTTLED G00Ds-OId whistles, brandy, rum ard
wines All guaranteed pure, at Tharps, SIS +
street
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FRUIT PLATES, handsome, $50 doz Cochranes
uptown.
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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NARROW EsCAPE--Yesterlay. as Messrs. 3.
H. Warner aud r. ii. 7. Leopold were returning
sofl the Industrial Home SchOOlfestival. when,
IN Lnthicum avenue. opposite Col. JnO A
joyces residence. they were run into by Mr.
Jayees team, which had escaped from the driver.
The front part of Mr.. Warmers carriage was
wrecked, ard Col. Joyce's valuable team greatly
damaged. Dir. Warner and Mr. Leopold made a
aarrow escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

GREAT closing out sale.
Holiday goods
At half value.
DANMANN'S, sos tin street
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SEND THE WEEKLY STAR as a New Years gift to
your friend. IL IS large eight-page paper Of
hsty-Six columns. Oaly one dollar post pOStpaiD
year-reduced from two dollars
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NEW i EAR dhu DITthIIy Carus. j. Jay Could
FRESH MEATS: Liver, Sc. 10. round steak, lie. :;
Choice rib roast, lie; porter house, 15c; srloIO,
l3c. +. 7. Hughes market, cor Sth and SITS. H..
H'D'K'Fs, mitts, leggings; bargains, Cochranes,
UPTOWN
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

Il SMITH AMERICAN" ORGAN
Solid walnut case of rich design. two toned
reeds and fun organ swell perfect order musicay viii
be sold for $50 on easy payments.
d2s-6t l1o9 psnns,i, a,sa .y "a,
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PERSON AL.

NOTICE IF HENRY REED. FORMERLY FROM
~ Fsirfax county Va though now supposed TO he ii
the city, will call at The Star office, will
formation Of interest and Importance. d24-eo3t
DRlvATE DETECTIVE AGENCY sos 9TH
IL street northwest. Reliable information furnished
In all consultation free will call at residence
when requested; all business strictly confidential C. e
Finder. mills ION
MADAM ROSS, The LONG-ESTABLIsHED RE-
w liable Claryoyant and Astrolcgiet gives better
satisfaction IN all Affairs Of life than in the pro-
advice and assistance all matters appertaining &C.
business love and matrimony. ALL TROUBLE CALL.
Satisfaction given pay. Consultation Rooms 4O2
I'd street. above Il street northwest. SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

EXTRAORDINARY reductions
In all departments,
Before taking stock, January 1st.
DAHMANN'S sos eth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

MARkED-DowN BARGAINS, now, Cochrane's, or
pOSite Riggs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

MONEY TO LOAN.
l have MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
sums OF from 500 and upwards at lowest OF
terest.
Charges moderate. Mo- delay,
70, B. II. WARNER
ie2l DIG + street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-28

Cod Liver OIL. the best remedy known for cough
colds. consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throa
breast and lung affections.