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New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
ARRESTED FOR FORGING RECEIPTS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l

BosroN, March 9.-Arthur b. Tenbroeck
was arrested tonight for forging and tutoring receipts
OF the Adams and Nickcrson Express Companies For
about one year been the NewEnglaDd agent for
s. Hcss OF Ncw-York publisher. lie is SAID TO have
notted Is per cent on the sales Of canvassers,
whereas he was entitled to only per cent II j. said
that he lishcd hir work by forgery II also al
cd that he robbed Hess Of several thousand dollars
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
FAILURES IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
rpY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBuvE.l

BOsTON, March 80. L. Gillett, n cigar
manufacturer of this city, doing business at No. 1877
Westinghouse, has suspended payment, for the third
time in twenty years. His liabilities reported at
$4,000.
L. A. Finney, Tcnney Fox and MoutOn & Gage,
shoe manufacturers OF Hayerhiil, also reported
h,,,, fni ilc1
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
TIE FIRST BOAT TO TROY.

TROY, March 9.-The first boat from New
York arrived this morning Navigation OF the Hudson
opens two weeks earlier than usual
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
SENATOR HILEs CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The condition OF
Senator nm of Georgia, although subject OF anxiety
to his iriends Is not regardedby those most Iaf Win
the oass a. being especially Alarming Senator Brown
ia th. aftsrnoon that there had been no particular
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
ADVANCING THE PRICES or GLASS

PITTsBURG, March 9.-The Western AssOca-
ton of Window Glass Manufacturers in session
here all day. and IL resolved to advance prices from
10 3 per cent according TO the quality Of goods The
bottle manufacturers also IN session, but bust
ness OF IN pOVtance was transacted.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10

change in the in week two and that there s no
more ground for alarm now than there after the
last operation. Senator Hill Is suffering from cancer
affection OF the mouth and throat, and until t Is
eradcated eeotuay checked there will Of course hc
reason for anxiety. He is in no immediate danger.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-10
A DEFAULTING LOAN CLERk.
crr,1Do COLLATERAL SECURITIES.

STEALING COLLATERAL SECUklllho'
<pp roreru NATIONAL BANK DISCOVERS AN IN
przz1rMrNr-AN OLD AND TRUSTED Cihhh
pTpIoIys poyps FOX HIS OWN VsE-foh
,,rnIy RIcn AND MEMBER OF THE STOCK In
CHANGE.
II was made known yesterday that an emoez-
,'cment, amounting to over $4,000, had been
discovered Mt the Fourth National Bank last
week. Richard II. Cornwell, an old and trns'eu
clerk. who has been in the employ of the
bank for eleven years, has been detected
In abstracting from loans passing through MS
hands securities on which he raised money ior
his own use. The late hour at which the an
nouncement was made prevented any excite
ment at the Stock Exchange. Cornweii was
formerly n member of the Board, and his old
friends worc surprised at his downfall. No
exclamation of his disposition of the money was
made. The bank has not began any acton
against him. CoInwcll is sick at his home at
Plainfcld, n. ]. His previous career in Wall
Street was neither successful nor highly hon
orablc
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tGoldsboro' IN. CD Messenyerl
One Mans FOreshOEght Benefits
Twenty People Under u MO.t Trying

Forevaraed is forearmed" Is the old saying and the
Closing refereEces Of the following by William
BCIItz esq, proprietor of the Boritz House, Colds
boro N c first ciGss hote,, snd directly opposite
the Grand Opera House. is most apt Illustration Of the
truth OF the saying. Not that Mr. Bonitz fore
warned OF the accident he mentions. but because of h
forthoughf for comfort Of the travelling public
was ne able to render tbs service he cid. In his
,hunca'lon, Mr. b. goes on to say: For long time
nave reeii Intending to my thanks IN you for the
Introduction of that wonderful rehever and Ete
nreserver-St Jacobs Oil. 1t would take too much time
70 relate haf the know of that have been relieved
AND cured t1 it, For many years have been engaged
III e hote' business, andl risk nJting in saying that
no hotel should be without the Great German Remedy,
as not day passes in which have not to st. Jacobs
OH for some the ether Of my guests. Travelling
people are sutcc to rheumatism neuralgia, lu,nba2o,
sore throat swelhngs sprains edracle. headache etc.
and tire meats OF reef for such ailments should lie
Veent and prompt in action. st. Jacobs Oil nils every
requirement of just such remedy. There a rail
road accident at this point not long and relieved
twenty people by the of the OIL saving several
doctors bills thereby. No amount of money could
induce Inc TO be without the famous article IT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

PIG BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERY.
5000 yards from cents per yard.
Big Bargain in PIQUES.
II, 600 yards half price-12k cents.1
Big Bargain in COUNTERPANES.
200 CROCHET COUNTERPANES,
Double width, only 81 each.
CASES BLEACHED SHEETING,
Splendid quality 25'c cents.
TWILJ.ED CRASH, Ga cents.
Big Bargain in CASHNEREs,
Double width all wool, 80 cents.
CLOTH for Boys wear, 25 80, 81, so cents.
BLACK SILKS, Soc, 75c., 81, 1925
CARPETS at prime cost
TURKEY RED TABLE LINENS Soc, &C and 75c.
TABLE LINENS, IS. 81, so, 60, rs.
BLEACHED COTTONS PERCALES, MADRAS
GINGHAMS. WHITE FLANNELS, CHEVIOTS.
FINE WHITE CAMBRIA, 10 cents
TOWSON'S,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
j30 South Side. Center Market.
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AnsHscssicnfs. &c.

FORDs OPER, HOUsE.-Jabauschek win appear
Tonight in Mother ditf S0a. Tomorrow night she
Will play Mary stuart" and at the matinee to-
MORROW Queen Katherine" in HtifW VIZ
PATIESCE-NeSt Monday c. f. Ford'S comic
opera company Will appear In Patience. George
Denhdm will do Bunthorae.n
NATIONAL THEATER-MT. John Mccullough will
appear tonight as king Lear" Tomorrow
night he Will Play 4" Richard ILL., and ut the
matinee I. iGgolnar."
TIE TABLEACx at Lincoln Hail last evening sur
passed anything of the kind ever before given
here. The representation OF st3tuary could not
he excelled \ most amusing pantOinlne consti-
;Ited part OF the performance. Tonight the pro-
gram is changed, and a crowded house is assured.
ABSER's MUSIC HNJ--Ihe German perform
aRc1 at Abncr's music hall this evening win be
very entertaining.
CAPITAL THEaTEE.-CrOwled houses at the Capt.
tot Theater show that there is lack OF apprecia-
ton Tor fiTst-class variety entertainments In
WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
An Alleged LOTTERY swinalc.

Yesterday afternoon Detectives McDevftt and
Nos5 arrested an alleged confidence man who gave
the name Of Charles h. Wilson. He halls from
ontario, Canada. His plan OF operation has
been TO send out circulars addressed TO individ-
ualS throughout the country, soliciting SubScrp-
tons for paper which he stated he was about
to establish in this city. called 1.-THE Washington
Home Companion" In this circular he set forth
that every subscriber " no sent 81 should receive
the paper for one year and chance In q drawing
for q grand piano. Among the letters he wrote
was one 10 a man at Plainfield, r. j., on note
paper headed, '!The Washington Home Companion;
Chas. X. Wilson, editor and proprietor, l. street,
bet wcen 18th and 5th streets northwest" 1t said :
We take pleasure in informing you that you are
the 999th name on our books and are entitled to
the piano and you shall have II. Please send us
your fun shipping address or how you want
piano S,nt together with So for boxing and carriage
and We viii send piano at once as you direct. We
will also md you a nice stool TO match for s..
which IS cheap. Please send us your receipt for
pi mo as soon as received Also post up our new
poster that we will send yen for next driving.
S-nd s. or less in common letter at our risk,
over s. p. q. order or draft" This was what led
10 his arrest. At police headquarters he &C
know lodged that his scheme was a Swindie.
This morning the superintendent OF police re-
celVed four letters similar To the above, from per-
sons III different parts OF the country making in
qlrleS about this man and whether not there Is
such paper published in Washington. In two
cases the circulars, which they had received from
Wilson, offered a.prize of a 5000 Stetnway piano to
the 9S9th subscriber to his paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

RUSSIAN BLUE,
IN CHUDDAS AND HABIT CLOTHS.
Beautiful Styles in New Printed AIL-LINEN LAWNS
TOlLE D'ALsACE-FRENCH SATINES.
ANDERSON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRS, at 45c.
GENUINE SCOTCH GINGHA ANS at 25c
FIGURED SWISS MUSLINS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
INDIA LINEN
PERSIAN LAWN
VICTORIA LAWN,
NAINSOOKS,
MASALIA
PIQUE.
''BARGAINS' IN TABLE LINENS TOWELS. DOY-
LIES, NAPKINS. SHEETINGS, &C.
One Case full yard-wide SHIFTING PERCALES, at
l2}sc., have been selling for 1Sc
TIDES AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
MOUSQUETAIRE GLOvES-SILK HOSIERY
EVENING AND RECEPTION DRESS FABRICS A
ESPECIALLY"
tF ONE PRICE ONLY.
SEATON PERRY.
Successor TO ''PERRY & BRorHER'1
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
Established 1910. ja2s
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SLossON STILL AHEAD IN THE GREAT BILLIARD
MATCH.-A Paris dispatch says that in the interna-
tiOnal billiard match last night Vignaux made one
run of BOA, but was unable to catch up with Slos-
son, Who closed the evenings play with total
score OF 2400. Vignaux left of at 20S4. His aver
age during the evening was So, while SIosson's
average was IS. Schaeffer has challenged the
winner OF this to similar match. SlOSSOn is a
favorite in the pools in New York. the betting be-
ing 800 to $50. Slossons best run last night was
BIZ, and Vignaux'S 30i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
The Babe Follows it's Mother.


The infant child or Mrs Annie A. Conner Nyife
OF Mr.. John L. Connerl, who was shot and killed
on Saturday mig ut last at their residence No 1863
New York avenue northwest, died last evening
aged thirteen months. Itwil! be remembered that
Mrs. Conner had the child in her arms when shot
and fell with IL 10 the floor. IL was supposed by
many that the child sustained Internal Injuries in
the fall. The doctors. however, state that its
death resulted from congestion OF the lungs, con-
traeted by exposure on the evening in question
MT. Conner has the deepest sympathy OF his many
friends IN this second afliictiOn.
TWENTY DOLLARS FOR kIss-A weIl-dressed
cOiored man, named Beverly Ross. OF No 1s36 l2th
street northwest, was charged ty young mar
Rid colOred woman named Lucinda Waters with
having committed an assault ca her. She teStf-
ned that she lives III the same house with Mr.
Ross and on the 18th OF last month he said 10 htr
thit gOod-lO0king young woman like her should
have a fellow, and asked her 20 let him he her
fellow The next day he followed her to church
The morning after, when She was opening her
window blinds, he put his arm around her and
k1SSett her Ross took the stand and sail that she
kissed him. He was fined SD which he maid aud
seemed TO DC satisfied.
THE NIGHT LopGIS6 HoUsE-Ov inc IN the Mill
hess OF the season, the night lodging house was
lot opened this year until January Sth In his ra-
port 10 the commissioners OF the District, Wee
President Solomons says that large number OF
those 10 whom we have given food and shelter are
retired and disabled United states soldiers and
Sailors. who come hither from distant places to
complete their pension papers, and having miscal-
eul3ted the time 10 consumes. find themselves com
operation OF Dr. ToWnshend. the health officer an
occupants OF the house have been yaccinated, and
efery part oil me building thoroughly fumlgated.
o. guard against the danger OF Smallpox being,
brought from infected localities. Not one OF the
dodgers has objected 10 the new regulation estab-
lShesi- As the Commissioners are out of funds
Nr. John L. MITCHELL the treasurer viii be pleased
20 acknowledge, publicly. any contributions sent
u him. Mr. Wm H. Robertson, GA Iolisiana ave
nue., has sent meat, and VIM Drew medicines, as
donattonS For the twenty-three days In January
80 dodgers were accommodated, being an average
OF over q each night. o. these there were Amerl-
cans, BIS: Irish, 81; English, IS: Germans, 81
scotch. Il; Canadians. IS; French. 9; Italians 8;
and Russian and SwedeS each. Their occupa-
tons: Mechanics, 242; laborers, 81; soldiers and
sailors, N; clerks. 49, and women and children II.
Whole number OF meals served, 97a
NOVEL Goops--The parlor and chamber suites
which have been objects of such general admira-
ton, now on exhibition at the salesroom Of Walter
d Williams Co., aucttoneers will be sold To-
morrow morning, at II O'Clock sharp. within
salesroom- They are certainly nne specimens
Bee advertisements
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THEODORE TILToN's HOUSE SOID.-The now his
torlcal house of Theodore Tiitou. where the plain
tiff in the suit against Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
lived so long and where so much that ger
name to the trial was alleged to have taken place,
has changed hands. A deed of the house, which
Is situated on Livingston street, opposite Gallatn
place, Brooklyn, was filed in the office OF the
register OF Kings county yesterday. The prop
erty is transferred to Franklin Woodruff and the
deed Is sign ed by Theodore Triton and Elizabeth
NJ. TIlton The cost of the house is s., 900, which
Is subject to mortgage OF $500, held by Mr..
Woodruff as guardian.-N y Herald, 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
Dissric, Government Affair.".

Tax-lien certificates have been issued by Mr.. W.
O. Rn0me on property in alleys in squares No. 81,
4S0. I95, 502. 500 Ssh. and 800
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwsie: Mrs. T. +. Gale,
1ith streets; $500. F. \. Riigeway. erect a two
story store anu office, +. between 18th and 14th
streets non Invest 81 500 II. /. Fleming erect sum-
ner Kitchen 10 frame 1872 12th street northwest;
$1,000
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Condensed Locals.


THE STAR W III be issued tomorrow IN double
sheet or eight page form Of fTty-Six columns. and
as usual viii command an extraordinary edition.
columns It this season. requires that all adj
vertlSements b. handed In not later than ~
O'clock NJ and as much earlier as is practicable.
The STAN has printed IN January lSS2. 3i7 more
advertisements than it did in January 1881.
Dr. BANDS new publication. The Spectator, starts
Out creditably.
Justice Charles Walter, who has been quite sick
+ able 70 BE- at his desk again.
Frank Seiby, cOiOred. was sentenced in the Pc
lie Court yesterday, for asSaulting Edward Clark,
eoiore with shovel, to pay line of $40, or go TO
Jail for 20 days.
The National Rifles last night elected Nessrs
William c. Merit, Robert Leitch, jr., E. z. Hay
and John 7. SGusa honorary members.
certificate was flied in the recorder OF deeds
Office yesterday setting forth that L. f. f. SpOnOrl
John Kingdom, G. \. Boynt0n. B. f. Mann, and
William Mclean had been elected trustees of the
Metropolitan Baptist church.
The bill In equity. filed by NeSsrS. Totten and
Bailey for Mary a. Paine and Margaret H. File
brown agt. Mr.. John C0ughlan and others, as men
TONED In THE STAB Of January 21st, was dismissed
Without a hearing at the request OF counsel tor
flanJinS, the plaintiffs having borrowed and re-
ceived the money from the New Hampshire Fire
Insurance company, and paid the interest on IL for
nearly four years Unless the debt is paid the
property Will be Scld as advertised in The STAR
Special notice column.
A large number OF New York roughs and prize
fighters. embracing 1.-THE HeclerS, y OF New York
are In the city Oh their Way 10 New Orleans TO be
present at the ..mili' between sullivan and RYAN
soon 10 take place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

The FUNERAL OF DR.. CHARLES F. STAHsBURY
Is in progress at St Johns church, West Washing
ton, as we go to press Rev. DR.. Lindsay, assisted
by DfS. Elliott and Rev. A. X. Stuart officiating.
st. Johns Lodge, No, II. F. A. A. NJ; Washington
Commandery, No. l, X. T.; Grand Lodge of the
District OF Columbia F. A. A. NJ, and the EXecu-
tive Committee of the Princeton Alumni AssOcia-
ton are in attendance together with large con-
course OF the friends OF the deceased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Spr.ng Of IS So.

Now opening. New Styles Stiff and Soft Felt
Hats, (at popular priceS,) for Gentlemen and Boys,
at Lewis, go 7th street, between l and north
west. Established 1863 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
SubiiueIy Suncrh.

pair OF beautiful Sun Flowers Oh Easels will be
mailed free to any lady who viii send a three
cent postage stamp to DR.. C. w. BENSON, 100 North
EutaW street, Baltimore. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

The bright we lther OF yesterday was utilized 10
the fullest extent by those who desired To pay
their respects to the Senator's families. ma iorty
OF whom were receiving. The other ladies' who
usually receive on Thursdays Were found at home.
with rare exceptions In the neighborhoo1s where
many Senator's live the streets were almost
blocked with carriages Again senator Sawyer's
wife ana daughter aided dancing to the attrae-
tons OF their reception.
Mrs. W. T. Hidrup. No. Iowa Circle, gave an
elegant ladies' lunch, yesterday. Ill honor OF her
guest, Mrs. John Savage, OF New York. There
were eighteen at table, and the occasion was one
OF special enjoyment
Marins Hall was well flied last night, 1t being
the fourth monthly so!ree OF Prof. Marinrs pop
ular series. The Hall stin retained the beautiful
n0fal decorations OF the Army and Navy german
OF the night before. Among those present were
Major and Mrs. Clifford, Miss EleIin, DR.. Thomp-
Mrs Ricketts,, Mr. and Mrs NEEDING, Mr.. c. A
snow. Miss Ada Michigan, the Misses Haines, the
MISSES Dunlap. the MISS Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
W r. Clarke, Miss Waters, Mr.. F. Judge Williams
Mr.. Albert Duvall the Misses Conklin, Miss Fannie
Adams. the Misses Contnor, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smart, Miss Carrie Kellogg, of Wisconsin; Miss
frankie Clarke, OF Wisconsin; Mr., White, Miss
Lucy Berry, Mr.. Frank A. Mute, Miss Zitzer, OF
Baltimore; Miss Randolph, the Misses Crawford.
MISS Seagers, Miss Fannie Stops. Mr.. GuillauIne,
Miss Bertha Gulllaume, Miss Cuyier Orndorfr Mr..
Mr.. J. X HALEY, Mr.. Jacobs MI. Main Mr.. Harry
Hiborn, Mr.. George " Day, Mrs Stage, of Brook
lyn; Dr. NJ. F. Finley, Dr.. L. C. Thomas, Mr. Fred.
Harvey, Miss Beardsley, Miss Anna G. Minor, Miss
McCarty, Miss Carmen, Miss Archibald, Miss
Annie Stirling, Mr.. Todd. Mr. Calvert Wilson, Mr..
Metcalf, DIR. Little, Mr.. Frank Neal and Mr.. and
Mrs HOllister.
The French minister and Nine. Outrey enter
Ialned some OF the gentlemen and ladies Of the
diplomatic corps and few others at dinner last
evening. Representative Flower also gave an
other of his elegant dinner parties.
senator David Davis will give another dinner
party tomorrow evening.
Cards of invitation have teen issued by the pro-
prletOrS or the metropolitan Hotel, complimentary
10 the guests OF that house and their friends to
take place next Tuesday evening, the 7th instant.
Mr. Droop. of MetZerott & Co., will accompany
they viii take the steamer oder for Bremen. Mrs.
Droop will be absent for some time on account OF
I'LL health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

Aliens Brain Fe0d is the Most Reliable
tonic for the brain ami geneTative organs. Ii POSI-
lively cures nervous debility, loss OF memory, and
all seminal and sexual weakness. All druggists.
81 bottle; six for IS. Stott & Cromwell, $50 Pa.
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

C0L0RED CASHMERES. IN LIGHT BLUE
- Cream and other coors, wide double width, all
wool, So
SILK AND WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, reduced
from 90 to IS.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, large size, 81. so.
C0LORED SILKS, 80.
C0LoRED SILK PLUSH. reduced from So. IS to 81. So
PIANO COVERS, SILK EMBROIDERED 81. 20.
Large size WHITE BRIDAL QUILTS, Sl.25
CoLORED and BLACK CAsHMERES. double WIDTH
pure wool. 37H
All Of our heavy double width CLoAKING CLOTHS
reduced TO 81 so and -.
BLACK SILK VELVET 81.
Beautiful PLAID DRESS GOODS, widest double
width, reduced from ~ to $50.
PURE WOOL BLANKETS. reduced from s. 10 S..
All Of our 81. % BLACK SILKS reduced to 81.
All of orr 81. so BLACK SILKS reduced to =. 25.
CoLORED CASHMERES reduced from - to I2Js
COLORED and BLACK SATINS, IS.
CARTER'S,
j2S I'll MARKET SPACE.
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Housekcepers Who Are Dissntis

With the Flour they have been using should try
Hecker's BenefactOr Family Flour.
HecEer's Bristol Family Flour
Hecker'S Manhattan Family Flour.
Fine grades, and always perfectly reliable.
For sale by leading gr0cers and by
W. NJ. GAIT 81 Co.
Indin ma aXPnup and Isl street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

ITO CLOSE OUT
SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS,
And to make for improvements. will sell
from this day on, Great Bargains.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT WILL BE CHANGED
EVERY WEEK, WITH NEW ATTRACTIONS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR.
lot of Chemises, Trimmed with Ruffe, only 20 cts
lot of Chemises with taree Hamburg Insertions and
Ruffies As cts.
lot of Skirts best Muslin with three Bunches of Tucks
SO cts.
lot Of Skirts, with deep Embroidered Flounce % Cts
lot of Nightgowns full Length with Ruffle 40 cts
l lot Of Nightgowns, Tucked Yoke and Embroidered
Front, Is cts.
CORSETS.
To introduce BAUMs New Dollar Corset. will sell the
up to March LIST for IS cts.
The Celebrated French Contiue Corset c. P. at S142
HOSIERY.
Lot of Ladies' Hose. to cl@pe out at 10 cts.
l Lot of Ladies' Hose, Regular made fancy, % cts.
l Lot of Ladies' Silk Hose. extra length, $3.50.
RIBBONS.
Lot of Fine all Silk Fancy Sash Ribbons, only SO cts
former price 1925.
Lot OF Watered Sash Ribbons at 6s cts.
EMBROIDERIES, LACES.
An elegant line at 10. Is and Is cents.
LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
listers Coaks Jackets and Suits reduced 20 per cent;
some reduced to half price.
CHILDREN's SUITS AND CLOAKS.
Great bargains in odd suits.
CHARLES BAUM,
ONE PRICE.
tsI-6t 416 SEVENTH STREET.
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A,sausenients TO-uieht

AnHsPnlents Tonight.
F0Rps OPERA HoUsE.-JdnauSchek in Mother and
SO9.
NATIosAL THEArER - John Mccullough as
king Lear"
CAPITAL THEATER.-Tony Pastors Funny Six
Combination.
LINCOLN HAIL-TableauX WANTS
ABNERs Music HALI---Gefman performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03

.Alderney Dairy Wagons.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet mix,
&c. per Qt Cream, 15c. pint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-03
rs UNDERWEAR 719
AND HAMBURG EDGES
NOW READY AT
DAVIS, 719 MARKET SPACE.

HAVING JUST OPENED FIVE CASES OF LA
DIES UNDERWEAR, from the very best and most
Ieable manufacturers. we are enabled to offer
TONERS reliable goods at the very lowest prices COM
parson Of goods and prices invited, at DAVIS.
HAVING PLACED LARGE ORDERS FOR HAM
III BURG EDGES and INSERTIONS before the re-
cent advance in these goods offer our customers
great bargains ia all the newest styles. DAVIS.
CyHILDREN's DRESSES. in Great Variety, at mod.
~ crate prices, at DAVIS,
CTOCk OF FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS COM
- pete In all Novelties Of the season. at lowest market
prices, at DAVIS'
MO SPECIAL PRICES on certain articles offered a.
IN leaders. but al goods sold at very small profit ct
DAVIS,
n-st 71s NAsxxr SPACE. corner 9Th s,xeet