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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14
The Union League Of America

ELECTION OF Observation-Disclosures HARMONY
FAVORED.
The National Council of the Union Learue of
America held its annual session in Philadelnbia
yesterday. Resolutions were adopted favorine
a plan of harmonious action between the differ
ent factions OF the republican party. Gen.
James 5. Negley, OF Pittsburg. was reelected
president; Jacob BowIes, of Baltimore, was
elected marshal.
The following officers were elected for next
year: President Gen. James S. Negley. of Pitts
burg; vce-presidents. Charles W Goddard. of
New York; Col. j. f. Bryant. of Georgia: c. F.
Scott. Of West Virginia; W. p Canady. of VIII
mlngton. n, c.; Gen. Charles H. Grosyenor of
Athens Ohio; Hon. NJ. c. George of Oregon:
Hon. W. J. Baxter of Michigan: S. A. MacaIIis-
ter. OF Wilmington. Del; Hon. William E.
chandler, of New Hampshire; William d. Eos
Ter, OF Philadelphia; corresponding secretary
Thomas &. Baker, of Brooklyn. n Y: record
ing secretary. s. F. Gwinner of Pennsylvania:
treasurer. William V. Alexander, of New York
chaplain. Capt j. j. Cooper. of PENNSYLVANIA
marshal. Jacob ROwles OF Baltimore: sergeant
alarms, 5. T. Demar, of Pennsylvania
The Marquis of LOrne and Princess Louise
attended Missions concert in San Francisco
Tuesday evening
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SENTENCED IN THREE CAsFs-A muscular
BOOKING young man. named Eugene Mack was
In Judge SHELLS dock this morning ON three
ehar2es The first charge was for cursinr and
swearing in the B. L p. depot. to which he
pleaded guilty He was then charged with as
sahiting coiored man named Perry Thomas and
also with assaulting Policeman Patrick Kearney
who stated that last evening the defendant Was
In the depot drunk, and pulled of his coat and
challenged everybody present for a fight. Wit
ness attempted 10 put him out Of the depot and
the moment he put his hand on the young man
he made plunge AT witness and got his head
between witness legs and tried to throw him.
witness summoned the colOTed man Thomas to
assist him in making the arrest. and they were
both kicked and cuffed by the prisoner all the
way TO the station-hOuse. The court imposed a
hue OF % for the cursing and swearing SO or
oO days Tor the assault ON the eolored man ana
tzo or % days for the assault on the policeman
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MARRIED.

HAGAN-CURTIN. On Tuesday, December 18th
1882, at the Immaculate Conception Church. by tue
hey Father Ryan, JAMES L. o. HAGAN TO ELIZA
BETH A. CURTIN.
HARRIGAN -COLLINS In b -ltimore, Md. on
January l2tl, 1882 by the Rev. Father Denny s. of
st. lgnauns Church. JOHN L. HARlIGAN. of I,elti-
more Nd, TO CASSIE NJ. COLLINS, OF Phladeph
Pa. 1Philadelphia Ledger please copy.]
HODGSON-JOHNSTON. On December 18th 1882.
At M MGhG D. c. by the Rev. DR. Kyan, rhOs.
sion, granddaughter Of Gov. L. b. Dudley formerly
OF wilmington, NC. Wilmington. n. c.. and Athens
Ga, papers please copy.l -
HOOVER-WILLIAMS On December 18th 1889
at the residence of the brides father by Rev T. H.
SWtet assisted by Rev. 5. b. Switzerland. Andrew b.
r. HOVER, of Washington, to ELLA +. WILLIAMS
OF Georgetown. alexandria papers please COPY.
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Samuel Her, $50 9TH st.

CGRiSIIAS STOCK NOW READY.
FOR LADIEs.-Toilet Sets in Plush and Leather
cases, Satchels, Plush bags, Leather bags. Kid
Gloves, Cashmere Gloves, Wool Mittens, Linen
Handkerchiefs, SILK Handkerchiefs. Hosiery, Un-
0erWear, Fine SILK Umbrellas. Fancy Cloth Skirts,
Seal Push and Cloth for Sacques and Coats, aud
q splendid assortment Of Black and Coiored Silks,
PlnSheS, Neivets and Dress Goods.
FOR GRNTLEMEN-An elegant line Of Scarfs Ties,
Bows, SILK Suspenders, Fur Top Gloves, Skin
Gloves, Cleth Gloves, jersey Gloves, Cashmere
Gloves, Hosiery, ShawknIt Half Hose, (something
new underwear, Linen and SILK HandkerchiefS,
tlne Dress Shirts, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
foT THE LITTLE ONES. - Handkerchiefs, Wool
MlttenS, Hosiery, Underwear, and lots OF pretty
things for clothing and wraps.
FOR THE FAMILY.-Blankets Comforts Spreads,
&c, &c.
N B-Eariy purchasers Will have the advantage
or complete assortment ard prompt attention, and
VIII avoid the rush OF the last few days.
N B-Our handkerchief stock Is the best value
we have ever offered
reliable goods and lowest prices, at Ker's, $50
9TH st. II. w.
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THE DETECTIVE SCANDAL.
The Fenceo Houses What George
Mantz Says About the Charges Against
Him and the Detectives-What He
Knows About the Crook ed Fraternity.

George W. Mantz, who was mentioned in the
statement of O'Leary respecting. the detectives,
as keeper of a 'fence" on 18th street, south OF
the avenue, returned here from New York yes
terday. and upon being approached by STAR
reporter said he had been advised by his
lawyer not to make any statement at present.
II suppose these cops" he observed. twill be
| allowed to make defense, and that will be time
for me. You can get lots of articles to publish
then. They can make a defense and a good
one, too. If said anything, l would show up
these fellows OLeary and Murphy. The idea,"
continued Mr. Mantz, musingly, ''Of getting
such q deal from fellows who are In Jail. I'll
tell you one thing about that Burdette rob-
berry, these detectives never knew
who did that Job. They mention
men, too, that don't believe any fly detective
or thief ever heard of. Mart Allen, Little
| II Grace ard Shceny Mike are men that are
known all over the world. but other names they
| give no one ever heard of before. One man they
mention-that is Connors-I know hasn't been
| here since the war. He is keeping faro bank
| in Philadelphia, and is aAmighty smart man. j"
| "Why," observed Mr.. MantZ, with evident dis
gust these fellows, O'Leary and Murphy. don't
| know these crooked men at all. Such men as
COnnors wouldn't recognize O1.eary at all. They
did nothing but play three-card monte. They
! did not rise so high as 'bunkO. You don't think
| these noted crooks would have anything to do
with them! | wouldn't care" observed Mr..
| Mantz. IF the whole detective corps and police
department was abolished. but think these de-
| tectives ought to have a fair show"
Mr.. Mantz observed, in reference to the charge
! that he kept fence" that he knew some Of
| the crooked people. and had assisted some Of
the detectives in recovering stolen goods. He
| had consequently been prosecuted for receiving
| stolen goods. but had been acquitted
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"WHAT CROWD" said non standing In front
OF the "thrlstH3S BZ1or," iGf 9Th street; anc the
crowd spoken OF were pushing 10 get in ami see
the W nftTlul stock OF beautiful plctuTrS steel
engraViflsS. chrom"S, oil prints, fine albums
DOoSS Oh every style and variety. Jap neSr panels
porcelain ornaments E-que II -ure<, juvenile books
anu games, p1cketbOokS. plush, velvet and fancy
Wurh-bv&+s, dressing cases Jewel boxes, static
cry, WIiunC d"Sk~. AMI every novelty that can be
found II a drSt-ci,ss book picture store Christ
mas caru> Ia great prOiUSiOa Picture frames on
MANI and made TO order at the "ChrI.tlnls BIZ
zaar,' 4q 9Th street
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Ladies Of All Ages.
who suffer from loss Of appetite, from tmperfect
digestion, low spirits and nervous debility may
nave lie and health renewed and indefinitely eX-
tehded by the use OF Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham's
remedies for all complaints incident to the female
constitution. We have not only living faith in
MIS-. flhkham. but we are assured that her med-
ciheS are at once most agreeable and eff cacious
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, chuTned every morning
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints SOC Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per at Cream. l5c. pint
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Ehe Great Piifsburs Indian Heirs, Suit
sTIGMATiZiNG TIE CLAIMS AS THE WORK OF CON-
sPIRATORS.
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press
from Pittsburg, December Is. saws: In the trial
OF the suit of Addison Mowry's Indian heirs to-
Gay. the defense was opened. Mr.. Schover out
lining its policy. He said: Our view is that
this Is grand scheme and conspiracy of Seth
Wiley. I.mOrando and McRath. Dr. p. Mowry
died ana left one hundred acres of ground. one
fifth Of which went to the widow and the bal
ance was divided equally between the
four SONS. The widow, however. ont
lived the sons, and died in 1871 During
her life she gave some of the land
10 the Allegheny cemetery, where
hundreds OF bodies are now inferred The Key
stone Bridge Company paid $40 600 per acre for
the part on which their works are built aud the
Lucy Furnace Company bought 10 acres at
$4,000 per acre. Tie fact that Mr. Mowry Wis
lted a@lnaw IN 1872 to 1852 laid the foundation
Tor this grand scheme. We will show YOU that
private interviews were held between these
three in which the proceeds were to be divided
Ill TINS way: One-fOurth was to 90 to witnesses:
Ohe-lourth to lawyers; One-fOurth to LimerandO
Iiiey and McRath. and One-fOurth to the
squaw and the child. We will show Won nv
reputable witnesses that Wiley offered to sell
out and that this wcman's reputation for
chastity was of the lowest order" number of
witnesses were examined all of whom testified
that they were well acquainted with Mowry and
knew nothing of his alleged marriage j. b.
Glntlett testified that he knew of a corrupt
bargain between the plaintiffs. The policy Of
the defense was q complete surprise to the
plaintiffs, as 1t has raised the hopes Of the
owners ofthe property in this city.
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Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE COLDER.


The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
barometer is lowest in New England and highest
north or Minnesota. A cold wave Is advancing
from the extreme northwest, and the temperature
Is from l0o TO 2o below zero In northern Minnesota
and the upper Missouri valley. Fair weather pre-
VOLS In the southern. middle, and New England
states, with nOTtberiy 10 westerly winds, and
partly cloudy weather is reported from the lake
region, OHIO valley, and northwest, with north to
west winds. The following stations report one
inch or over OF rainfall duTilg the past 81 hours
Block Island, 133; Portland, Ore. BIO; Fort Gus
Ter, Lag; Montreal, Can, "a; Quebec, Can, LILO,
and ProviBcetOwn, I62 The temperature has
fallen about 1Co in the lake region, Ohio valley,
and middle Stltes; it has fallen from 1Go 2Oo in
the upper Missouri valley, and risen about leo In
New England, Iowa, and Missouri. The following
special temperatures wer- reporter 1T p. m
yesterday: Washington, 40; Norfolk, 53o: Swan
ndh ne: At9nt3, $50: Jacksonville. 75o: Pensacola.
&c; New ORLEANS. TO: Galveston. GSo; sun AntO-
Mo, 7io: Tucson, e5o; Los Angeles, 80; san Diego
GU C0ller. fir weather IS tEilcated FOR New
England and NV ORR on Friday. Colder and partly
cloudy wcStheT i indicated for the southern p0r-
ton OF the mi Idle states, ONO valley, and lake
region on Friday. with light snow IN the lake re-
giOn and OHIO valley.
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To the Constructive,

Let those who languish under the fatal severity
OF our climate through any pulmonary complaint,
or even those who are in decided Consumption, by
NO means despair. There is safe and sure remedy
at hand, and one easily tried. "Wilb0rs Com
pound OF Goa Liver OIL and Lime" without pos
sesslhg the very nauseating flavor OF the OIL as
heretofore used. Is endowed by the Phosphate OF
Lime win healing property which renders the
OH doubly efficaciOus Remarkable testimonials
OF lts eillcacy can be shown. Sold by A. b. Will
Dor, Chemist, Boston, and all drugQISts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-MaYriage licenses have
Deen issued to Michael Graner and Matilda Nal
ley; Stephen McKenny and Maria Holmes; Mel
son Johnson, of Jefferson county. Va, and Eliza
Neiden; George w. Kerchival and Lucretia VIr-
gina MersOn; James Clark and Celia Garnett
poth OF St Mary's county, Md; Joseph Jones
and Hattie Fisher
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WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-YOU HIS OF GENTLEMANLY DE
w pertinent desiring to prepare for active business
to join the Architect and Engineer classes of the
Private Iechnic College. Room 8, 1921 street north
west. 1eTlns reasonable. dl3-3fs
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a Washington hoy Oh Gov. CIeyeIand,s

The Brooklyn (N.Y) Uraion-Argus says of the
selection of gentleman well-known in this city
by Gov Cleveland as a member OF his staff:
-; he appointment Of Horatio c. King for JUDGE adj
Socate General IL both high compliment to Mr. King
a;d last recognition of his merits the DO iton In
ms knowledge OF militia Col. King stands IN the
Eleei rank. while he emf wide personal POPULAR
ny 3r an unFary1De courtesy and kindly manner with
al VINO nave II, Pleasure Of his acquaintance"
Gen king commenced his military education
III this city with tine National Rifles of which he
Is now an honorary member
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking. snuffng running nostri,s ,o;sonops
mucous dripping in the throat and pains over the eves
pures the breath and restores voice. taste smell
and hearing An absolute for Catsrrh aud all is
symphonic As effective in OF 30 ye.cs standing
in ordinary colds. DR.. Wei De Meyers s.ulustrated
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free on request Cure
Stu Of all Druggists delivered by d. DEWEY 4
Co.. ls2 Fulton ST, New York. $685. thlm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

NEW DEPARTUKE-Mr. Chris. X3n1er No. OIL
TIN street, mas added 10 his business the store i'm
medlately adjoining, and has received q larg" s.
Fclop OK imported an domestic 1elicacieS, con-
ISSUING or cInn II nsh, meats, etc: also large ct
OF Imported cigars Cali and examine these
goods.
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An Extended Popularity.

Browns Bronchial Troches have been before the
pubic many years. They are pronounced superior
10 an other articles used for similar purposes For
renewing Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases they
have been proved reliable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

TIE GREAT VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES I'm the
WlhdoWs II yi6 'th street gives The IOoker-0n an
uea OF the immense stock that must be In the
store Steel engrdyingS, chrOInos, artOtype en-
cravings, WdteT-c0lOIS, Christmas cards. picture
frames on hand and made To order, work boxes
49, no4e1, dressing cases Japanese panels Vases
and ornaments. also q full line OF Forentine stat
uary equal 20 Rogers, AMI at half The price usu-
any pdu Tor Rogers. at Neerhuffs. 9l6 9TH street
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THREE young men, named Frank Schaffar JAS
johnson ami James Smith, were put on trial he
lore judge smell this morning on the charge OF
being Sri ri 'iOus per AMI yagrants Two p0lfce
men te~tle! 10 arreSting thu In for lOaf1ng around
the streets all day They III claimed 10 be
strangers in the city, and the court took their per-
sOEal bonds TO leave the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

IN three minutes can be made by using Hecker'S
sell-ralslng Buckwheat. Hecker's self-raising
nOur makes biscuits and cakes In ten minutes With
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
10 use. For sale by all grOcerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

LADIES solid gold watches, SIS
LaIieS' solid gold stem wlnderS, $25.
Gents sold gold Elsin stem wiEders, s32
Cents solid II k. W titlam S.w., $50
Solid silver watches $50.
X. HARRIS & Co. 432 1th street
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IfOk RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHFT,
roonis with without hoard; gentlemen lre.erred
references required. Apply at 30J c street north
Aba,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

For SALE AI.UABLE BUSINESS LOT 2sxi23
on pennsyIvsnia svsnne between 18th and 18th
northwest - drlst
EoR SALE-NORTH SIDE OF DUPONT CIR
CLt-1 he subscriber offers sale Lot 3 In
Square lS6. fronting Ga feet Dupont Circle by
over l2o feet ON New Hampshire This property
Is NOT eheee1 IN location 10y in the city, and the
cy lot Tor sale fronting on this elegant park Call or
address PIER CAMPBtLt- l<Sl PeDnsyly ave-
H..
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS-ImmenSr stock trunks, pOck-
etbOoHS- card cases, III wing ana toll :. cigar
cases. tchelS. toy trunk. harness, robes. her
blankets, at kncessis, - 9TH street ana 90i F
Street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

JAPANESE ART TREASURES.-There Will be q
closing sale Tomorrow at DOwling's art rooms OF
theSe goods. when some OF the finest and most
artistic articles are TO b.: sold The sale is AT n
AIN and pm. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

Ingram Carpets 30 cts. 81 cts. so eta.
brussels Carpets, G5c., Zoe, 75c.
Floor Oh Cloths. all widths. BE. ward.
rugs. Mats, Druggets, Lace Curtains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

Cocoaine, a compound OF Cocoanut OIL, beaut!-
es the hair ana Is sure to alay all itching and ir-
r1tatiOn OF the scalp.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

EVERY purchaser If goods at u. AUgensteIns sf1
Ith street. 10 the extent O. fifty cents or more III
receive one chance in the largest and most beuuf-
IuI French doll in the city. TO be rffied Jan 1881
Srtat bargains IN toys OF all descriptions and az
the lowest Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

y DOZEN Cabinet Photos, with a thirteenth
painted. 3. Oaly plaee, 1909 Pa. ave- Kcmethy' 5
gallery.
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Coughs and Colds.
Pcrfcct Ruckwheat Cake.

?, Ihose who are suffering from Coughs, Colds,
HoarSeness, Sore Throat, &c. should try Browns
Bronchial TrOches. Sold only In boxes.
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MT. F. G. LOokermau

OF West Washington, says: "Ihave tested Brown,
IRON Bltters, and find that tonic it is all thai
is claimed Tor it
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$4,000 WORTH Of fine boots, CATERS. slip7ers at
. great reduction, anu pres-n' fGr all customers
l. HEILBRCN. 402 1tl street.
mo- old i.,,,
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AZ APPROPRIATE PRESENT for gentlemen IS a box
o. SthohH-r-ers Jersey Lily ctgirS to he mad of
the InanUfa tur"r. C. Y SchOnberEtr 1897 Penn
syIV1nla avenue nOrti west.
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PERSON AL.

/ THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE POCKET
Il DO from so. 81 New Jersey avenue northn est
on tuesday December 5, will return the papers no
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

grinders LaCtO PhOShate Of Lime and
Cod Liver OIL the best remedy known for coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC, Dec. II, 1882. $50 an.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
north TO west Winds stationary or higher barome-
ter, slightly colder weather
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OPsS evenings and Christmas morning. j. Jay
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LIQUORs for the hold tyS. CHI at Chris. Kan
Ger $ Who has the iarg st stock in the city, at 81
lth street northwest.
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Opening Of ElvOOd,s Restaurant.
9TH and E,
formerly branch OF Harvey & Holden,s
Will be pleased to see my friends and former
patrons Friday. Dec. 10, from 4 to 10p.m
Respectfully,
A. l. ELwoop.
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DOLNANS AND COATs--The samples OF the New
1OTk Royal Cioahi8g cOmpagnle are for sale at
steTn'S GA Tth street, between and streets at
less than manufacturers cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

The Marquis of LOrne and Princess Louise
attended Missions concert in San Francisco
| Tuesday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

foCNG man. n1m@d Jos. Ryan. pleaded guilty
itual drunkaTd, ard get 90 si:iys on the farm
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WRITE TO NyCE. 81 y. Charles street, Baltimore,
for prices oi an ttur Photographic outfits. Any
one can take pictures. SO
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CITY ITEMS.
Every Caue
Prigg,s Jewelry Store.

OF Coughs or Colds is cured by DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price Is cents q bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-14

P0STPoNED.-J. JAY GUuId's stock. damaged by
the late fire. Will b" soil by special auction sale
next Saturday, at 10 O'Clock, at Duncansons, eth
and streets
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SEE advertisement OF plated T-tre bv Dunca n
son Bros splendid chance for Christmas
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45c. CASHMERE at 21e. At Stern's ga 7th st.
READ Katzenstetn,s advert!.er.l,n mt ON 4th nagt
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J. JAY GouLD-s wonderful picture store, 4al 10Th
street. 49,
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DoLMANs, listers; bankrupt prices; 80 9TH street,
betw cen u and ii.
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EXTRA SLEEVES for knit jackets, at Auerbach's,
corner 1th and III streets
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GET tie g"nuin. English Gil Ittsrb X which can
o. couG < az NAll.inrfun'= bookstore corner Penn
syIEania aErllj!" and IL street, for 65 cents
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CHEAPEST blankets at J. E. Young's, bet. C & II
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DRICES REDUCED.

SILK Pushes. all colors, s175.
Six Pushes, all colors, 81 so
Is ack Dress Silks ST., 81. 25 81 So SI75
SILK Velyets. 81 p. Sl.50, 81. rs
Colored Dress Silks, all c)lors 81.
Surah Silks. Evening Coors. SOC
if5rocade IelvetS, all coiors, Sl.O9.
French Merino, all colors soc
Back Cashmeres, &c. soc
All wool Dress Goods. 25c
Double width Dress Goods Csc
Dress Goods. all colors, l25!c. and 49,
Cloaks, 81. So, sc, S.
Domans, $l2, s14 sI5
Shawls 81. 80, 81 81 So So
Blankets. 1o-4. ia. l2-4 81. so, So So so pair.
t id Cont rts I5c., 81. 81 % 81. 30.
Red Twilled Flannels 25c . 3Oc SIC
Glota for Boys suits, 25c., 37c., Soc
WOOL Underwear for Ladies nd Gentlemen 5oo
shaker Flannel, Csc, &c. SOC.
flano Covers. all coors. 81. etc.
CARPETS, CARPETS.
PRICES REDUCED.
Ingram CARROTS 30 cts, 81 cts so cts,
brussels Carpets G5c., 70c. 75c.
Floor Oh Cloths. all widths Bic. yard
tugs. Mats, Druggets, Lace Curtains
G.. M. Towsos.
Dc csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Sid,
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aJAY GorLp's Xmas '.won1er box for children
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AS Penna ave.. gold filled 1ewelry, copied from
solid designs, from 50 to So Warranted five years
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SILK Hdkfs.. very cheap. stern's, 9oi7thst

GAMES, pi-turo books. Xmas Cards. j. Jay
GOulu'S-
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-FoR A CASH CUSTOMER WILL
w lccated Lot. 20 or Is by loo or . rood modern
ton; E. A. MoINTIKE, sls + sfreet northwest
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