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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

Last evening Mr. and Mrs Anthony Pollok en-
tertained the following gentlemen ana ladies at
an elegant dinner party: Acting Vlce-President
Davis; the French minister and Nine. Outrey; ex-
Secretary and Mrs Hunt; Senator McPherson's
wife; Senator and Mrs Hill, Of Colorado, and Mr.
McCamml. The flowers adorning the table and
the bouquets presented TO each lady were espe-
chilly choice. The same guests and many others
were also invited to spend the evening, and the
reception which followed, which was the first
since Mr.. Pollok completed the Improvements OF
and additions to his already beautiful and spacious
home, was In the nature OF house warming. The
rooms were greatly admired as well as the works
OF art which adorn them, and bountiful
supper was enjoyed before the company broke up.
Several OF the Justices OF the Supreme Court and
their wives attended, and also many gentlemen
ant ladies' OF the foreign legations, few members
OF the two Houses nj Congress, and numerous OF
our best known citizens, both ladies and gentle
man. The company, while large, was not suf-
Gent to crowd the spacious rooms Many
Mrs. Pollok wore pearl brocaded satin, trimmed
WITH point lace; ornaments, diamonds. Nine.
nleroGs rare diamonds. Mrs. McPherson's toilet
or white itin was embroidered in white. She
also wore diamonds and fine laceS. Mrs. Hazen,
who was With her husband, the chief signal Off
Ger, wore an elega ant combination OF white Dr0caIe
satin With crimson satin.
The Informal Monday evening reception at Dr.:
BANDS residence. on G street. was, as usual, we'll
attended last night, and the literary and social
program was highly enjoyed. Among the orig
inal papers read was one entitled "Flora McFlim-
sey Goes 10 Reception" by Mrs. M. r. ID. Burke;
poems by Mrs Lydia II. TiltOn and Mr.. j. I. Nc
Creepy, ana al essay by Mrs. ii. ID. Lincoln. Miss
Beatty rendered the BObolink song and the New
Church Organ. in her usual charming style, and
Prof. Willis gave very interesting talk on faces.
Mr. L. 6. Marnf will give his last complimentary
''soree dansante" for the season On Thur sday,
May the 4th.
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Affairs I'm Yves, wa.hinxsen.

REAL ESTATE SAIR.-Thomas Bowling, auction
eer. sold yesterday evening for the owner lot 27s
and part or lot 277, in Beans addition fronting 90
eet on the south side OF Stoddart street by 100 feet
n depth, between Washin ,tOn and Congress Sts.,
ID Mr.. j. Holdsworth Gordon, at SIS per front
loot
SAD ACCIpENT.-Lee Monkey, the youngest son OF
Mrs. Monkey. corner P and 35th streets, had his
'GOt badly crushed last evening in the grocery
store OF Mr.. A. Hanlan, corner 321 and streets,
and IL Is feared amputl tiOn may be necessary.
THE DASHAwAY REFoRN CLUB held its usual
weekly meeting last night. Addresses were made
by MeSSrS. EgglestOn, Craig. and Austin. Several
new members Joined the club.
GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Daw
celebrate the fitch anniversary OF their we'd
ding this evening.
ADMIRAL RODGERS is reported as improving very
considerably.
The GRAIN TRADE.-Arrivals, boat G. 7. Dunlap
with 400 bus. wheat; boat Seneca with 100 bblS.
-four, ECO bus wheat, 100 bus. corn.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE 0o0 bus. of wheat was
offered on change this morning, with sales as fol-
lows: 800 bus. at 1iiA; no bus. do; 200 bus. at
1862: $40 bus. at 147: 10 bus at 148
FISH AARxET.-75. 600 herring sold at S. to 81 per
thousand; $500 shad at So to $11 per hundred;
1900 tailorS at 50c to 75c. per hundred
HIGH TIDE-May 3, 7 :3S In, 500 pm.
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Condense.i Locals.

President Arthur several members o. his Cabl-
net and OF the Diplomatic corps, incluiing the
Chinese legation In court dress, attended the
circus last hight
The election IN Laurel, Nd, yesterday, resulted
In the success OF the democratic ticket
About II o'clock last night, ThOs C. Lyles, an
estimable and wellSnown citizen OF UnioBtOwn,
disease, at his residence on Monroe street. Mr..
IyieS belonged 10 the LyleS family OF Broad Creek
Nd, one OF the Oldest ani most respectable FAINT
hes o. the state. lie leaves wife ami five child
rem TO mourn their sad bereavement. lie viii be
buried from Emanuel Episcopal church, Unon-
town, on TGCrstiay.
Reuben JohnsOn, co.ored, who keeps a grocery
store on VI street, between 18th and 10th streets,
was fined SO or 60 days by Judge Snel to-day, Tor
receiving stolen goods, knowing them TO be stolen
e. lot or towels with the mark OF the Treasury de-
partment stamped on them. and other articles,)
nom some cCl0ret boys
Mr. Selby, a resident OF Richmond, Va. came
near drowning, at Stony Point, Va, ON the 18th
gt;, but was rescued after great difficulty, by Mr.
For the week ending April q there arrived at the
river front 1870 bushels Oysters, 1899 lunch fish
ss6.6s4 herrinss, As. ss6 shad, ami S.sis tayiors
ELECTIONS OF OFFIcgRs-Knichts OF ST. Augu4-
tine Commandery, No 2. have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Comma nder,
Anamias Herbert; ist deputy commander, John
T. Fletcher; I'd deputy commander, Lewis
financial scribe. Isaac Lsndic; captain general,
James NJ. Foy: herald, john Mitchell; warden. j.
b Brown; standard bearer, Francis Herbert;
son, III. A Jackson J. Middleton and VIM. H. Lee
The Philharmonic society last night elected
the following Officers: President, s. e. Middle
ton; vice president, n. III. Camp; secretary F.
Reichenbleh; treasurer, Il. G. Sutton; librarian j.
Bellows; conductor. Acton Gloetzner: executive
committee, William Waldecker, DR.. j. p. Lewis,
Miss Nj. z Cunningham.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS IN THIs DISTRICT
FRAFgaNIzING.-The Pennsylvania Republican As
5Ocistion met last evening, and Joseph X. Mccain
mon was chosen president, b. F. Crowshaw first
vice president, w. NJ. Ash secretary, l. II. Patter
son treasurer, and Thomas Thompson financial
secretary. A committee consisting OF TB. Penfcks
,. 4. Tnonap on and Paul Hrsch, rom the Other
Pennsylvania associGt ton, entered the meeting
and STATED that ft was the desire OF their asSocia-
ton 70 settle the existing difficulties between thu
two associations This statement was received
with applause, and q committee consisting OF Jno
d Blair, r. L Townsend and Joseph u. " lson W s
Appointed TO confer with the committee on this
subject The election Of the second and third yic(
pRestdcnts Was postponed until the next meeting.
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The Riclssler Counterfcitin. Case.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
This morning, in the Criminal Court, the case Of
Thomas j. Bcksler, charged with having in pos
session counterfeit money, was resumed before
Judge Wylie. Testimony was offered as to the
women Baker and WesteCtt, alias Rupp, passing
counterfeit money in the market. Lieut.. Ke1y
testified to going to Bicksler's photograph gallery
and to finding some OF the counterfeit money.
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE
This closed the case for the government, and
Emma Baker was called by the defence and testi-
fled that she had seen Bicksler give Rupp good
money; that sometimes she obtained pictures for
him. oscar Roberts, who Is an artist. had a room
in the same building with Bcksler from 1877 to
terieit money: that the hole in the floor, he I'M
der5toOd, was used by Bicksler to put fancy pic
lures in. On cross-examn0tton, witness identified
q nu:nber OF pictures as Siml IT to bundle he had
found in the gallery. Had seen Emma Baker
there. He had never seen Bicksler making any
blocks with holes In them.
When this witness concluded the photographs
by some means found tier way to the hanls OF
the jury, AMI the defence said that this was at
tempt TO smuggle testimony to the jury.
The government stated that they had not hand
ed the pictures to the jurors, but they could now
see whether the pictures would 60 in the hole in
the floor.
Mr.. Cowie was recalled for the government, and
testified that Mr.: Roberts told him during the last
trial that he had seen Bicksler make blocks with
holes In them.
This closed the testimony, and the counsel pro-
coed to argue the case
THE ARGUMENTS
The defence argued that the government had
failed to make out case, and that the women
Baker and Rupp were the parties who should be
on trial.
The government claimed that the proof was
ample, AMI exhibited to the jury the leaden bull
let's &C., with the crucible. blocks OF wood. g. in
which it Was Claimed the counterfeit coin Was Sc
creted
A VERDICT OF GUILTY.
Judge Wylie charged the jury at some length:
and the jury Retired at 1880. After an absence OF
twenty MINUTES verdict OF guilty was returned.
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SEE the dry goods advertisement Of Trunnel Z
Clark

A VICTORY FOR TIE FISH CLEANERs.-To-day, In
the Equity Court, Judge Hagner, the case OF John
o. Birch against J. II. johnson Z Co. and Thomas
Wells was heard on bill and answer-Mr. w. 7.
Bailey for complainant and s. T. Thomas for de-
PENDANTS This was bin for an Injunction to pre-
his occupation at the FISH wharf as fsh cleaner
and washer. The defendants, johnson & Co., own
chased the right to clean and wash fsh on the
wharf. Birch claims that the wharf being pub
lie fish wharf he has the right to prosecute his
business thereon. The court granted continu-
ance Of the order, restraining the defendanfs Is
prayed
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Letter from Capt. I1oxvgate.

A letter was received here on Saturday from
Capt. ii. W. Howgate, In which he states that
since he has been out OF jail he has recovered his
health very considerably. He writes to personal
friend here appealing for q small sum 0! money 10
piy expenses He concludes the letter: Though
am supposed TO be free anu more OF q PRISONER
here than was when I'm the District JAIL You can
tell them all that IL the government ever does get
ready 10 try me, aud fixes date for the trial,
Will De on hant, and will make q defense that will
Sickon a certain crowd who have done so much to
pull me- down to cover up their own raScality. He
c1nceals his Whereabouts, and requests that the
answer be sent to mutual friend, where, he says,
he VIII send for ii. He is living unier an assumed
naIne.-HaSh COZ. Bat San.
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FoRD'S OPERA HOUsE-"Uncie Toms Cabin"
NATIONAL TBEATER.-''A Child OF the state"
CAPITAL THEATER.-vaTiety entertainment.
ODD FELLOWS HAII.-World's Museum
WmLARD's HALL--Prof. Carpenter.
NINTH SHEET CIRCUS GKoUNDs.-Barnum and
London Shows.
TAEERSAcLE.-Music&l and literary entertain
mfnI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

NOTWITHSTANDING mum and Jumbo, the two
greatest c;Iri0S rs on edItl. Were on exhibition
last night, tie Columbia Fishing Club, 1T their
sixteenth annual picnic at Juenenlann5 pleasure
garden, exc@llei al their previous exertiOnS, and
gave one OF the finest entertainments OF the KIM
ever given ia this city. The committee in charge
eXeTted themselves, and taCtr numerous friends
seemed To aCnTeciete their effJrts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

The DIFFICULTY in relation to the possession of
Mt Vernon dairy and routes brOu ,ht the shippers
20 this city - look a:t-r their interests, AMI were
unanlDOGs IN their n3orsainento o. Mr.. ID. G. Fihey,
and will continue their shipments to him.
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On ACCOUNT OF the great rush and the number
q customers that could not be waited on, NJ.
AugenSt in, s17 It'll street northwest, Will con-
time tomorrow 20 present each customer with a
French PLAGUE on easel, or set fancy cards. The
great bargains offered for to-day viii also be sold
tQ-InOrrOM. Ladies' should not miss this chance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

Aliens Brain Food is the Most Reliable
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists,
81 bottle; six for s. StOtt Cromwell, $50 Pa
ave. NV.
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Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretionS OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss of manhood, &C., will send a recipe
that will cure you, free OF charge. This great re-
medy was discovered by a missionary in South
America Send a self addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN. Station D, New York city.
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ALL the customers or the Mount Vernon D3iry
are hereby warned not to pay any money that may
be due 70 JIo W. Gregg, IS he has no interest in
said dairy. All bills viii be settled by receiver
aDp0intei DY Tie court. j. n. GIBBS.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

1113 STREET, formerly J. F. Clark 6 Sons, has
been reopened by r. W. Henderson & co. with a
fire stock OF English and American wall papers;
also, window shades, g.. All orders promptly at
tended to.
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In k-lb. "Ward" prints sc Der Id
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
Sc. per at. Cream, i5c pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

A GIRL STABBED BY RIvAL-A young colOred
girl named Mary Lee pleaded guilty in the Police
Court yesterday, to having assaulted another col
ored girl named Annie Reader, who told the court
that last Saturday night when she went to her
home ia Freeman's alley, she found Mary there In
company with witness man. Witness asked
Mary what she was doing there, when Mary
jumped up AMI stabbed witness in the arm with 4
long knife. Mary sent to jail for 60 days In de-
fault o. so
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SUMMER SILKS,
GUNNER SILKS.

80 CENTS, 81 CENTS, So CENTS, IS CENTS.
Spring Dress Goods. new shades at 20 and Csc.
Ladies' Cloth cOlore, for suits and walking Jackets
Silk Damasses. colors. handsome patterns, II and
81 25.
New Psrasols, lined, large size, at So.
Nuns Yelling, new colOrs. all wool Csc.
Boys Cleth for Spring Suits, Csc, &c, 50c.
Novelties in Dress Trimmings, Csc, SIC. 50c.
Sheeting Cottons. 2H wide. 25c, SOC, SIC.
Dress Goods all colors. only 1Oc.r on
Tinsel Dress Goods. Roman Stripes and Pads.
job in Cream Table Damask. extra fine, soc.
Fine all wool White Flannel only Csc.
Iudia Linens, new Dress Material, 2Oc 25c
Best Feather proof Bed Ticking, DULY Csc
Best make of al WOO. uniting. silk finish, 25c.
Cream Damask Towels, AZ inches long, 25c.
Finest quality Madras Ginghams, II and l5c.
Persian Lawn, new Dress Material Csc, i0c.. SIC.
Satin Parasols gilt ribs, Spanish lace and lined, "a,
$50, So.
Besc,led Table Damask. Soc, &C., 75c.
Goth for Mems wear &c., 62c., Toe. ST.
White Countarpanes, 50c., 75c., 81. ST. 81 so.
Brussels Carpets reduced to 65c., 75c., and Sjc.
Spring Cashneres. Spring Taffetas, etc. etc, etc.
Parasos. Twed SILK, Fl. So 81. 81. 80, 50, $3.50.
C1lored Dress Silks cOiors. extra heavy, ST. 81. TO-
Carpets at cost. Carpets at cost.
New Hosiery. all the Iatest styles.
New stock Of Lisie Thread Gloves, newest styles.
Extraordinary bargains offered every department. at
TOWSON'S,
m2 CSC Pennsylvania avenue (south side).
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$1,000 Reward

For any case OF blind, bleedng itching, liberated,
or protruding Piles that DeBings Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p Miller, NJ. D., 9i5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists Disco
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THE guests at the banquet yesterday highly en-
1oyed the fine old OlOFOsa. West India, Vino de
Paste and Victoria brands OF sherrieS furnished
BY Chris. XaIder gil tth St
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Rich TREAT Is In store for those who hear Col.
Balm at tie Congregational church tonight. lie
IS mentioned aS Coughs equal. and his lectures
are both entertaining anu profitable.
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A Card.

Does Your Head Ache!
LodilleS Specific cures the worst case in to 30
minutes 20 cents. At all drug stores
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sATrNs AND SILKS cheap. at Young's, {;

EVERY HouSEEFEFER should avail themselves oil
the generous offer OF Smith, H1nway Co. See
advertisement in another column.
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How 70 Save.

All hard workers are subject to bilious attacks
which may end In dangerous Illness Parker's
Ginger Tonic Will keep the kidneys and liver active
and by preventing the attack save much sickness,
loss OF time, and expense.-Detrou Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

HUKRAH for Jumbo and the crank cariS. See ff
your friends are not one of them. For sale at
Rogers Cutlery, Under ST Mares hotel.
C. Il. CREAHEN.
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is to invite consumption, bronchitis or abscess OF
the lungs. To arrest cough with Hale's Honey
OF Horehound and Tai, is to avert all danger.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one minute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

THE GREAT CRANK CARDS have arrived. F
sale by all card, nov ity and news dealers. Nc
TiSon Duval, publishers.
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THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE COMPANY has flled
certificate OF Incorporation with the recorder OF
deeds. The capital OF the company Is fixed at
$40 Geo, divided into 400 shares OF 500 each The
trustees for the first year are John CaSSellS,
Matthew c. Emery, John w. Thompson, Brainard
ii. Warner, William Blrney, Hallet Kilbourn,
Edward II. Tinker, with John Cassells president
The object OF the company is to carry on mer-
camille and marketing business establishment
The names OF the incOrpOratOrs are John CaSsells,
N. G. Emery. William E. Chandler, Hallet XII
bourn, Samuel w. Curriden, William Birney. and
Preston s. Smith
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sATISs, Nuns Yelling, Grapes, Cashmeres and
Silks, IA 9TH.
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CRANK CARDS at II. B. Polkinhorn's, 6sa Louisi
ana avenue.
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FIVE CASES OF CHOICE Styles PACIFIC LAWS
worth 12;x cents ats cents per yard.
You've IL STEEN. SOL 9TH street
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Skinny Wen.

"Wells' Health Renewer' restores health ant
vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual De
bility. 81. Depot, Stott & Cromwell
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TrssELL's Ice Cream AMI Charlotte Russo.
NEW ILLUMINATED DRESS Gocps, &c 9Th street,
III Y0ungS-
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THE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
The conference or the committees representing the
regular and independent factions OF the repub-
ican party OF Pennsylvania terminated last even.
resolutions intended as suggestions to guide the
action OF the state convention OF May 10th. They
ends, the removal Of public officials without cause,
the obedience to the popular will in conventions,
&c. While both parties say that they are perfectly
satisfied with the result, yet the independents say
that they expect the Cameron candidates will be
nominated at the convention, and in this case they
will nominate other men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

win you let that invalid friend suffer, that HOI
BttterS will SO certainly cure7
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with constipation, injure the complexion, Undue
pimples, sailOw skin, etc. Remove the cause
using Carriers Little Liver Pills. One dose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

GENTS calf custom Ia 1de low strap ties. $3.50,
Ut the Boston Shoe House. 81 Pennsylvania ave.
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WN BROWN AMI fin Burk, cOl0red boys,
were charged in the Police Court to-day with Slv-
tral eases o. petit larceny, and were sent to the
Reform school during minority.
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HEnPIKH, optician, near ~ ST., has no agents.

For SNR.-New upright piano, $3.50. Terms
easy. Discount for cash 1853 10Th street north
W.
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sOh,s why

No. 233 Western avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pam.
phlets relative tos the curative properties of hel
Vegetable Compound In all female complaints.
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'MRImnlaRs

your little ones contract skin diseases at school.
apply Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown, 30
cents
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TOMORROW Chas. b juin will have his second
spring opening. New goods viii be shown In all the
departments, and prices as low as any New York
house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-05-02

For Sinking Spells.
fits. dizziness, palpitation and low Spirits rely on
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The beauty and color OF the hair may be safel
regained by using Parker's Hair Balsam, which 1
much admired for its perfume, cleanliness an
dandrun eradicating properties.
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THE TWELFTH AsNIyEEsAKy Of the opening Of

THE TWELFTH ARMY ERSARY OF the opening OF
p G0idschmid'S m1rnmOth department store, No
Sic 7th st. NV. VIII be celebrated Tomorrow, May
81, when on this occasion every lady viii be pre-
senJed with handsome painted fan; also the fol-
lowing Immense bargains VIII be almost given
away: Fine porcelain chamber sets, decorated in
al colors and with COLL, 10 pieces, only $3.50,
worth g 90; very handsome French china fruit
pl ties. painted center, 49,. each: extra large size
garden tools, in SGT 25c.: 100 different styles OF
baby carriages at reduced prices; hand5o:nc en-
graved gObletS, Soc X d., worth 81: crystal glass
Ice cream Saucers, l5c. pr dZ- Japanese par tSolS
in fancy cClOr 10 inch. g. piaIn coiorS, 10 inch,
lie; II inch, 15c; 10 nch, 23c Queen Anne shape
chamber sets, elegantly decorated, 10 pieces, 1885,
with jar, 81 IS; fancy maj0!ca ccSpadores, zoe. ;
fine perumed toilet soap. g.. box, each box con-
tanning cakes; japanese decorated tet@-a-tete
SETS pieces, So; tea pots, 2]c- Japanese or palm
leaf fans, for Sc. decorated English china tea
SETS A pieces 81 20; refrigeratOrS am ice chests
at low prices; real majOc1 pitchers, 29c., worth
Boo. large size, &C.. worth 81 covered tin cham
Der buckets IN all colors- TO-. ice cream saucerS
on stan.. he / dZ.: LOT diver SprlnalcrS, 10c. !;
2 at, 15c.; BOT, snc f-qt, 5c. sgt, SIC. real
m9lO:a plates. f5". = IL; tea pots 3d.. tea set',
epieces Sc; Stat baby carriages, $3.50; also great
bargains I'm every department. Remember, these
prices are for Tomorrow only. and no postpone
ment on account ri weather. The store will he
tastefu.ly decorated and Chinese illumination
Will take place in the evening.
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Reautvs Regained .

A delightful fragrance of freshly gathered flow
ers and spices is the distinguishing charm o
FlOTeStOn Cologne.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, DC. VI v 9, ISe2. 0 80 an
For New England and mi1dle Atlantic states.
colder clearing weather, nOrthwesJery winds,
liglsnT UT S1UTp.
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15c YD-wIDE PEEcALEs only Zoe. j. E. Young,