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DIED.


ALSTEAD. In Baltimore. m December 10. 1882. af-
s ST shS edes ae sso Of Of sh n FRANK
seventh year of his age ~ '
Nouce OF funeral hereafter.
oo BhG }s At frankfora Arsenal. Pa, on November
eight months, and on December 9h 1882 of same dis
EASE SAhAH aged one Year and eleven months only
grandchildren of Mrs. s. A. Wright W.T. anu
Temporary interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Pa.
WIN. B1MDY; On December 9th. 1892, ARTHUR WENT
fathers residence No Ia street Southeast a' Ills
Funeral will take place from his fathers residence a,
O'Clock. "- ~ 1'A' a. W.
1855 GaR Jpn On On Sunday merpng December TO-
In the sixty first year of his age.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
at 23O p n His friends and the friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On 5 SHs ReenDff 1o 1s2
six years. native OF County KERR Ireland III
May he rest i'll peace.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence Of his SON
hsaW 04rnehus Bresnelen. No 304 Thirteen and
uves and friends invited to attend
SIONf. On December 1Ith 1892 WALTER MOUI-
DER STONE, remaining child of T. W ana E. t.
stone OF tins city, aged three years and two months
r WARP On Sunday December 10 1892 at 800 M
ndohAS l.. NJ. WADE, in the fortieth year OF his
Fansral viii take place from the residence Of his
9aoed; Heorxe l. Wade GA street northwest, Tues
respectfully invited =
WRENN. On December 18th. 1892. ROSE CAL
NNERI. youngest daughter of James w. and Ella NJ
Funeral private.
WRIGHT. On December 10th. 1882. at 9 O'Clock D.
W. ri. Of co cons N EMMA wife of George
Funeral services viii be held the residence of Mrs
e nH So5 at oeeK
WIZ be taken TO Westmoreaud Co.. Va. for nerlnent
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FOR SALE-LOTS

VrOR SALE-NALUABLE BUSINESS LOT 2sxl2s
II on Pcnnsylva avenue between 18th and Isth sts
northwest. IHOS. j. FISHER CO., 1924 D street
northwest. dlI-6t
VSOR LE.-BARGAINS.-LOTO ON MASSACHU.
Il setts avenue. between 18th and 18th streets lI8
feet deep. to 2ifoot alley. less than per foot
hs3 new nine room house in heart Of city. j. j. SUI
PHEN, $50 street northwest. dIl 81
TOR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF DUPONT CIR
y CLE-Ihe subscriber offers sale Lot & in
square 6 fronting over Ga feet Dupont Circle by
over 2o feet on New Hampshire This lroJerty
is not e1cellef location ty any in the city ana - th
only lot for sale fronting this elegant park a or
address PETER CAMPBELL. 1881 Pennsyivania aye.i
lie T..
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Mr. vi. b. LATINER, Pennsylvania avenue corner
OF lith hereby leStifieS that he had been suffer-
Ing with severe chiIls and malarial fever for sey-
eral months. One bottle of elixir OF Babek" has
erected perfect cure; he has had no symptoms
or chillS since, and never felt better
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TURTON-PYLES. December 7 1882 at the Memo
RAJ Lutheran church 14th street and Vermont avenue
ny the pastor, Rev. j. q. Butler, WIN. E. TURTON al
Washington. D. c., to LULA r. PYLES, of Monteon-
cry county, Md No cards -
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TIE FOLLOWING goods. sold in other stores for
y9c, 81 ~ and s149 will be sold Tomorrow ONLY ar
X G0ldSchmldS, Sl2 eth st. NV. for co.: Large
tool chests containing Is tools pair or handsome
decorated vases; smoking set, with ebony table
colhoihed; Fench china plates, with painted CEN
Ter; large furnished work boxes; IS different
styles OF handsome wax or bisque dolls; ,ieco-
fated english china cups and Saucers: hand
painted French china card receivers on stand: 4
wheel wagons, % inches long; French china des-
sert saucers, decorated with fruit and gold; large
walnIt or painted cradles and bedsteads; chill
cren'S rocking chairs With CARPET seat and back
handsome albums. 10 hold 102 large and small pic
lures; u blue willow china breakfast plates; ex-
ira large size decorated China toy tea sets Q.
pieces; large doll carriages; music boxes: black
ing cases; pictures, with walnut frames 24x3O.
idrge oval 10Y tables, assorted colorS; also dis
count or per cent Viii be given on an trnrnanca
assortment OF the latest design and shapes of dec
Grated china tea, dinner and chamber sots The
feet OF space. f-'0
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MEMS SUITS AND OvERCoATs,
rt,es, ,..-,o,-- For the holidays
- All shades and styles
Al IoWer ngureS than ever offered before
Lew. NEwNYER,
al 9TH street northwest
doors from Ill St
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lMaryland style and Lynn Haven oyster.
steamed, roast and broiled, speciality; all S.
lected. Johnson's, Ninth near E LADIES' salooI
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FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK:
New elegant souvenirs
and extraordinary bargains,
1T Damman's SOC 18th Strppr
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FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, go to Verhoff'S, 916 7th
street. HIS stock consists OF all the latest produc-
IONS I'D steel engravngs, artOtype engravings oil
pfHtS. ChrOmoS, WOrk-bCXeS, Jewel cases. dressing
East, CiristmaS earis Picture frames OF every
style on hand and made to order from an i'm menSe
me OF mouldings- Also fine line of FlOrentine
Statuary-Very nice for present and not COSTLY
Don forget 10 give him a call. at 9l6 7th street
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DURING an alteration Saturday, between two
I p GU lien hafnei Francis Johnson and Martin
BroWn, On the Columbia road near Chamnlatn
aNehur, IN the county. the firSt-named discharged
Two pistol shots ut the latter, neither OF which
took effect - A'A
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CITY AND DISTRICT

A TEMPTING SALE.-The collection of Japau-
see and Chinese goods advertised by Bowling
to be sold on Wednesday and Thursday is one
well worthy the attention of BUYERS and
connoisseurs. both on account of its extent and
the excellence OF some OF the articles included
in II. The occasion presents a rare opportunity
Tor those on the lookout for desirable holiday
presents.
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DialnOud.H acIx Terr,

DR. BDllss
Cough Syrup Is q certain and safe remedy for
coughs, colds, cts Fire 8 cents.
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CHRoNOs. Engravings, japanese goods, etc. by
auction, Dunclnson's, corner 9th and streets
next Tuesday, II o'clock
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FIRE, FIRE, FIRE! - Insure your propertv
both real AMI personal, in the ''COrcoran," a home
company. Office, 1901 street northwest, in com.
pany's building.
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DRIES FOR PUZZLED SPOILERS.
10 PROMOTE AN INTEREST IN SPELLING, AND
TO FAMILIARIZE THE PUBLIC
WITH THE NAME OF ITS
LEADING CLOTHIERS

WIN 1hE NAME Ot
LEADING CLOTHIERs,
A. SAKs & Co.,
ZIG AND sls 7TH STREET.
WAsHINGToN
With this diyertng puzzle, offer the following prizes
for competition, open t. all:
FIRST PRIZE
go i'll Cash to the first party presenting in person
combination spelling four a. dictionary words of four
letters.
SECOND PRIZE.
SIS in Cash t. the who shall before Chris, mas
obtain the greatest number of combinations spelling
three 80 Iii tionary words.
THIRD PRIZE
$40 in Cash to the who shall before Christmas
obtain the greatest number of combinations smelling
two CD dictionary words.
List of words spelled, plainly written. with the
spoilers name and address. should be mailed IN us
Names OF winners will be published the day after
Christmas, and the money paid that day.
Puzzles for all who may call free If cbar,e II nv
hiai' 2-eent stamp must accompany application.
In the back of dictionary there are among
Scrptural proper names three words such "a FIIITD
BERA, and OREN. that with the word FIVE wonId
make the combination of four words. So we beg 10
state that all words must be what are known "a
words. an
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street-lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m and
extingushed at 5:15 a. m
The Washington monument has reached a
height OF 334 feet. 1t is the intention to make
the height $40 feet before disseminating the
work for the winter.
Bartholomew Long, Saturday. filed bill
against jeremiah Long for the sale of lots
and 10, square SOS.
A building permit has been given by Inspector
Entwisle to the Baltimore Il Potomac Railroad
land avenue, between 9th and 10th streets and
Maryland avenue and streets. 80 by 100 feet,
one story HIGH 20 feet at highest point. 1t is to
be fire-prOOf and will cost S2, 500.
DR.. Henry C. YarrOw, U. s. A.. on duty at the
Army Medical Museum, denies the published
report that the skeleton of Guiteau, the assas-
sin, has yet been articulated for public exhibi-
ton.
Early yesterday morning white woman, 70
years old. named Mary Gleason fell on the side
walk on street between North Capitol and
1st streets northwest, breaking her right leg
She was removed to Providence hospital in the
police ambulance.
Last night some one entered the stable of Mr.
Michael Mccormick. $50 street southeast by
forcing back door, then cut Mr. Mccormick
horse very badly about the shoulders and neck
from which it is likely to die
An interesting meeting was held in the lee
ture room of the Young Mems Christian assOca-
ton last evening. Mr. b. H. Warner conducted
the service, and after speaking of the power and
Importance of personal work in very impress
sive manner, he introduced Hon. John Hill, of
New Jersey, who followed in the same line of
thought.
Persons DESTROYS of seeing an end put to street
begging as well as those who desire to aid those
who are needy and deserving in that locality
should attend the meeting of the 4th and 9th
subdivisions OF the Associated Charities at
Memorial Chapel this evening.
Mathew SmOthers was fined S. by Judge
Smell to-day for assaulting Policeman Williams.
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RERTHS.
MARI led

,CHhls!1ANI. Born, to Charles and Antionetts
pm. " ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE "SIGNAL SERVICE"
WHITE BLANKET IS NOW READY.

The manufacturer had these goods in the looms get
ting them ready for the fall of 1888 but the
GREAT SUCCESS ATTAINED BY THE ..SIGNAL
SERVICE" SCARLET BLANKET induced him to fin
lsh them in time for the Holiday Season tn wear
These goods remarkably handsome, ali wool both
and fine, the Scsrlets pure cochineaI
dye Although heavy they afford warmth without on.
pressive weight. and hence especially valuable for
| inyalids. AoA
PRICE. SO PER PAIR.
Amore useful snowy or acceptable Holiday presor,
cannot be obtained for anything ike the same
of money. ~ amount
To be had Of ~ NNSAe~
W. w. Buriette& Co., Seaton Perry
TruEnell L Clark HeInnstona l. parry
Iuttret VINE. Geo. +. Hardin,
Samuet her Craig jackson.
oil, la 10 J. II. Weldon 4 Co.
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J. JAY GOULD
VIII close damaged goods by auction at Duncan
sons, corner 9th and ID streets, next Tuesday, at
II o'clock. Wv
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Or C. W. Benson, Of Baltimore, has prepared his
1avorlte prescriptionfor general use, and now any
person, however poor can get the benefit of his
pest treatment for skin diseases 1t consists OF
Doth external and internal treatment
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SALE OF HORSE, ETc.-A fine iron gray horse
coupeiet and harness. will be sold at Duncanson's
AUCTION rooms TOMORROW at IL O'clock. lie Is q
c0mp!ete turnout, belonging to a private party.
1hcse Ia need Of one should attend the SALE
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GARFIELD KINDERGARTEN AND TRAINING
NJ school near 18th street; Primary Jntermedaf ate
aud Advanced Classes; experienced teachers Thorough
woxk. MRS. A. D, OGDEN. PRINCIPAL, dll-3m
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INITIAL Handkerchiets, all linen, ladies', gents,
Cochrane'a
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OF washington, says: Brow ms Iron Btters gave
my husband almost instant relief from dyspep-
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MINIS SUITS AND OvERcoaTs

Uptown.
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GLOVES. GLovEs.. GLovEsl,,

GLOVES! GLOvEs,. GLOvESI!I
Special sale on Monday.
Ladies' fur-tOp kid gloves, 75c
Ladies patent spring gloves, 81. 25.
Gents fur-tOp gloves, 75c.
Gents best quality kid, lined. 81.
Gents pat spring fur top, $3.50
Ladies terra Gotta mOSquetaires 81.
Ladies Foster lace hook, SIC.
Boys gloves and mittS, from 25c. up.
Dammann's, 500 nth street.
LADIES LEGGINGs WOODEN, Cochrane's Uptown
Store.
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CHAPFED HANDS, face, or rOughness of the skin
cured by using Bishops camphorine, a pleasant
and positive cure l. {. Bishop, druggist, corner
9th and III stS NV
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Forty Years Expcrience of nm Old Nur.e
MIS- "insow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
years with never-failing success by millions OF
moIhers lor their children. It relieves the child
In the bowels and wiId collie, BY GIVING health
10 me child It rests the mother Price IS cents a
oo''1o' m,WS
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
FRESH Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints Soc Der TO-
Also cottage cheese, buttermtlk aud sweet milk
&c per at. Cream. l5c mint
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Boxes Stationery, great bargains at Cochrane,s,
Uptown. '--0 .
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPYrcER
WILMINGTON. DC. Dec II, 1882. 932 a m
For the middle Atlantic states cooler and clear
ng or fair weather, southerly to westerly winds,
In
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DOES JAMAICA GINGER INTOxIc.TE5-A vouno
man named Blanche =. Wright, was before the
Police Court to-day. again charged with being a
habituai drunkard. He claimed that since he
Joined temperance society, he has drank
jamaica ginger, and it had the effect yesterday
OF getting him completely Off his head Judge
smell replied that this dodge was too old to be
usec to any advantage in these modern times.
and he would give the defendant 90 DAYS. and
he was sorry he could not give him six months
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Buy "slgnal Service blankets. See advr.
ToYs. Toys, Toys, Uptown, cochrane's.

hi"n grade oysters. Johnson'S Oyster Saloon
first floor. 7 '"1o0n
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BEST Christmas present-"Signal Service Blan-
ketS |N DA'iA
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SAP and Scrap Pictures" See adv
j. JAY GOULD
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SfpEGRAFF'S HagerStOwn dOgskin gloves at -Au-
efpachS, cor 9TH and III.
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Samuel Ker. $50 9TH St..

Has just opened full line OF Gunet Black Silks.
specially cheap new shades Colored silks, 81. 90,
s125, $50 Back Rnadame, Moire, Brocade, &c,
good values. Black and ColCred Satins. Black and
Coloreo Cashmeres and Merinos Lupin'S make) at
very low prices A fine assortment of Ladies',
cents ana Chlldren'S Handkerchiefs at lowest
prices. Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear, &c, &c, in
great variety SILK and Bingham Umbrellas cheap.
drive In wide Sheeting-54 Ga, 81 81 and 10 A.
at prices lower than ever before named. Bargains
IN Blankets, Comforts. Spreads, fable Linens,
Napkins. Towels, &c. Another lot OF those good
SILK Pushes and Velvets, at $l.75 and 81 Oh per
yard: best value yet offered Seal and Wool Plush
ana Ladies' CloakiPg in great variety. Best Dress
shlrts all finished. ST. 90 Reliable qualities and
reasonable prices, st Ker's, $50 7th st. n. W. ?
New Jersey Vino Culture.
Mr.: Alfred Speer, OF Passaic, N. j., one OF the
1lrst large wine growers IN this country and has
devoted over thirty years to the study of vnus
fermentation, and has expended some hundreds of
thousands OF dollars in experimenting in plant
ing vineyards of different varieties OF foreign
grapes In building cellars, etc. and for the ripen-
l.s U, wines, ana In employing the most expert
enGed ana skillful wine growers in Europe.
his Port cope Wine is handled with the great
and ripening, and is considered by Europeans as
superior to Spanish Port. 49,
Irinders' I-actO PlaOShate Of Lime and
COD Liver OIL, the best remedy known for coughs
Coids, consumption, bronchitis, asthma all throat
breast and lung affections.
s'ROugh On COrnso
ASK Tor Wells Trough on Corns.n l5c Quick
compete, permanent cure COrnS, warts, buttons.
Forty Years, Exncrtence of nm OyI N,,..
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

A
s ...ss;: sSTmahT ss%MksS
Res dence with Back bqildng and every convensencx
ss,iSs pss: :isy 70 us
srsSe in the CITY facing ne pars S' sn
fisHns Co. ia. street sss'i M
EoR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE NEW BRIcNi
II Dwelling. street. between 18th ana isth streets
northwest; cheap. il sOi before J.pusry also nice
;sSa a, s:s,S e sSs,s fS5fE SFIaSHfgs
FOB FOES sH hrs, hrsn BAResi r.. NICE lEREE
house and stable on premises. 1hi. property. ncludN
IS. Fl
EoR sALE-A NEARLY NEW TWO STORY AND
ssS and ISS .h we nrs Sm a nSS .rs
;sss .,Ts; sas9s HOS j. FISHER
steps, ten rooms modern throughout in splendid cop3
500 at SarsafH e' anf oss Sa ana
S eyen ss al r s m0gss With hSs sta
first class price So 600. Also twosory and basenen
on ssh and H Sis
neS n bwesg near Dupont Circle at bsan terms
DE- 50. street. LIE Droit Building.
Fo I,. sALEmnoggsE AND LOT OF ~ ACRES.
are l SSu RSod haa rN
northwest ~ irns
TtoR SALE AND EXCHANGE VERY DESIRABLE
Il Residences and Tuimproved Real Estate.
No su3 VI street northwest, stories aud Easement.
II rooms and stable $ll 600. House Marks allev
Brick, rooms. large lot of GROUND. sS5u ALL mod
ern improvements Lots I, J, 3 and 4. square l5a
Bounded loo by New Hampshire avenue. and :. LotS
so Ia A. square pa.
The above property il offered at a great sacrifice
nl4-lm' {. III. KNIGHT. 4s2 Iouisana avenue.
IrOR SALE-THE ELEGANT BROWN STONE
front Residence of the late Hon Zachariah CSand-
ler situated most desiraby, on street northwest be-
tween 18th and 10th 1t Contains Is 20 every
modern convenience, Is IN good repair and first casA
neghborhood Just the place Tor family Of means to
side IN Ii also has fine stable for horses attachedy
The lot IL 80 feet wide bya depth of lSl with good
alley IN the rear. The above property will De sold n
osrsain upon the most favorable terms For price and
Eernl TO see the premises apply 10 X. o. HOFFMAN.
heal Estate Agent and Anctoneer. 10th ard streets
northwest n9-im
IrOR SALE OR RENT-A FINE SEVENTEEN
y room Brick House at Jessup's, Maryland. on the
ton Baltimore. This house has three oround
scription in abundance. Ii il most beautifully situated
ing country and convenient To the railroad station.
MI rent for 5000 year or sell for So go also have
800 acres of land adjoining this place 10 SELL r. o..
HOFFMAN, Real Estate Broker and Auctiuneer. 10th
ana streets northwest n9lm
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LADIES FINEST TERRa-COTTA
hosIueta1reS, worth - p for 81 so
iostef, real Kid lace hook, warranted. Sc
Damman'5, 500 It'll street
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WARN GLOVES, Initts, comforts, Cocnrane,s. In
town. ~ p
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DRICES REDUCED.

Silk Pushes. all colors, s1.75
SIX Pushes, all colors, 81. 80
Black Dress Silks, 81, 81. %, 81 so. sl75.
Silk Velvets. 81 %, 81. so, 81. is.
Colored Dress Silks, all colors, 81,
Surah Silks, Evening Colors, soc.
Brocade Velvets, all colors, 81. 90.
French Merino, all colors SOC.
Back Cashmeres, SIC. soc.
AL wool Dress Goods. 25c.
Double width Dress GoCds CSC.
Dress Goods. ali coors, l25ac. and 15c.
Cloaks. "a. So. SO, s..
Dolmans, Sl2, Sl4. SIS.
Shawls 81 So So. 50, 50. So
Blankets. 10-4, Ia, 1874. -. so, 49, s.. so pair
Bed Comforts, 75c., 81, 81 .25, 81. So
Red Twiled Flannels. Csc, soc, Ste
Cloth for Boys Suits, Csc, SIC, SOC.
Wool Underwear for Ladies and Gentlemen 50o.
Shaker Flannel 25c., 37c., soc.
Piano Covers. all coors, 81, etc.
CARPETS, CARPETS.
PRICES REDUCED.
Ingram Carpets 80 cts, 81 cts, 50 cts.
BRUSSELS Carpets Csc, roc, 75c.
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths SIC yard.
Rugs. Mats, Druggets, Lace Curtains
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Special Weather Bulletin.

TO-AORhON TO BE NICE DAY.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press
The barometer is highest In Texas and lowest in
the upper Missouri valley. Snow continues this
morning In New England and the lower lake re-
Rfol. and local rains are reported from the middle
Atlantic states Generally clear weather prevails
In the southern states, the northwest and the
upper lake region. The following heavy rainfalls
were reported during the past "a hours In inches
Norfolk, Isl; Charleston, Leg; Savannah, 12O;
Chincoteague, Va, 256; Cape Henry, 1.43; Port
land, OrenOn, 1.4s- The temperature has fallen
nom 81 TO 1G in the gulf states, and thence north
ward over the Mississippi valley and the lake re-
gion IL has risen slightly on the Atlantic coast
and at Rocky Mountain stations. North and west
winds prevail In districts east OF the Mississippi
ana south winds are reported from the Missouri
valley and the northwest The following special
temperatures were reported ats p. m. yesterday
Washington. 42o: Norfolk, $50; Savannah, 6io;
Atlanta, 49,; Jacksonville. 63O; Pensacola, 90:
New Orleans 100; Galveston go; San Antonio, 90
Tucson, GO; Los Angeles, $50; San Diego $50
The Indications are that fair weather will prev IL
In the middle Atlantic states the Ohio valley ard
The southern states during Tuesday with slowly
rising temperature.
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g MONTHLY. Howe's business course. 1920 eth St

SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK:
Ladies Felt and Flannel Skirts
An excellent all-woOl skirt 81
Sik-embroidered wool skirts, sl25
Atwood nannel skirts, sl.75
very fne article, 81
Damman's sec eth street.
HURRY Up or you viii get left. Daily the crowd
saIry OLE choice goods at low prices from the
'1ChristmaS Bazaar Daily new goods rarlane
thoSe sold Come and see the beautiful arr.,y az
imported Water-cOlOrs, steel engravings oil prints
chrU nos poetical books Juvenile books and games
Writing desks, jewel boxes, wOrkbOXes dresSinc,
East, Dlstlue nSureS. porcelain ornaments pjcturP
frames. artificial French flowers Christmas cards
&C., at &C; 9Th street wi N'
fosTPoNED-J. JAY Gould's auction sale OF dam
ageo eOods al DdncansOn's postponed until Sat
urday at 10 o'clock am ''
POPLAR Holiday goods, popular prices. Coeb.
raneS, Uptown
" GALLON, 75c at. bottle. No rye whisky
world for the money. McGee's. 4Oi 9th st NV
LOOK at Drew's holiday advertisement.
To AvoID THE RUSH ana during this week only
We vim allow discount OF - per cent on phOfo
al" 'utOefaph albums, frame and Xmas cards
DECKER Co., I'LL street
Buy "sIgnal Service" blankets. See adyr.
Hon grade oysters. Johnsonrs OYSTER Saloon
first floor. ' ''''''n
ToYs. Toys, Toys, Uptown, Cochrane's
LADIES FINEST TERK.-CorTA
atoStldeta1reS, worth - p for 81 80
roster, real Kid lace hook, warranted. SIC
Damman'5, SOC eth street
WARM GLOVES, nitts, comforts, Cochrane's, Up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-11

10 AVOID THE RUSH, and during this week ONLY
We viii allow discount OF - per cent on phofo
anu autograph albums, frame and Xmas cards
DECKER i Co, I'LL street