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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-09

All mineral ores critically examined and
carefully assayed. Leave orders at Il. Smiths,
of jewelry, BIT Wabashaw
street. L. M. NEwsoN.
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Professor Dare Fatally Ipiured.

FLUSHING, L. l., May e.-Professor Dare, tight
rope performer, was fatally injured while giving an
open air exhibition to-day. Tie rope broke.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-09

The valuable piece of property fronting 100
feet on st. Peter street, between Exchange
and Tenth streets, will be sold at auction by
Kavanaph this morning at 10.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-09

could be responsible for SO terrible an act and
it's hope that the guilty parties may be
brought to speedy and just punishment.
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of the land league to-day adopted resolutions
condemning the assassination as dastardly and
calling upon the Irish leaders to hunt down
the perpetrators. Supervisor Thomas Costi-
go, editor of the City Record, the official
organ of the city, denounced the assassination
Of the Irish secretaries as the work of the
''reds" of Europe. Itwas daring attempt
to arrest the progress of reconciliation and an
effort to embarrass Gladstone, without giving
the new policy fair trial. He believed 1t
would be found no Irish organization was re.
sponsible and that the Irish all over the world
condemn such crime. The general feeling
in this city among Irishmen, of all
classes, and among Others, is one of indigna-
tion and horror at this brutal murder of the
officials in Ireland. On the cars and in public
places it was the topic of conversation, and
hishmen, though admitting it would prob
ably inju.e them at home, stoutly declared
that The leaders were innocent of any
knowledge of the assassins or that they in
tended to commit crime. At morning and
evening services in many of the Catholic
churches, as well as those of other denomina-
tions, the crime was alluded to in a tone of
strongest indignation. At the usual Sunday
night land league society meetings the
speakers delivered themselves in similar
terms and expressed hopes that the murderers
"otnu pS ePcSunJ NaussH' oiu uA.ti ioi0
placed where it belonged. Among the Eng
| lish residents profound sorrow is expressed.
1t was spoken of as calamity which had its
| birth in the scared brain, of misguided
wretches concocted and executed by fenians.
E. NJ. Archibald, British consul, could see
nothing Ireland could gain and he was unwil-
| ling to think she would be blamed for the
deed. President f. W. Hurst, of st. Georges
| society. thought it an unprovoked crime
which wou1d he condemned nv all nations
| unanimously adopted the following:
WHEREAS, In common with all civilized
people the citizens of this state have been
| greatly shocked by the news of the assassina-
/ tions of Lord Cavendish and Mr.. Burke, in
| Dublin, Ireland; therefore, be it
| RESOLVED, That the legislature Of the state
| of New York records its detestation of the
crime, its belief that only private revenge
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed IAcaIS.


Street lamps will be lighted at $40 D. m and ex-
t1nguShed at 5 is a. m.
John Kennedy, of thiscity. aged forty-hve, was
arrested in New York yesterday In the act OF pick
Ing pockets. On his person was found a number
OF ladies' purses, containing small sums OF money
He was held for trial.
Tie Massachusetts republican association has
erected oncerS FOR the ensuing year as fOl0wS:-
President, Hon. Geo. B. Loring; first vice prest
George; recording secretary, A. C. FLOYD: finan-
cial secretary, Samuel Baxter; treasurer, H. B..
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, F.AA.M.. last evening
elected the Following officers to serve for the en-
suing year: j. H. Olcott, VIM; s. NJ Yeatman. s.
p. Pearson, treas
The auction sales, which are OF more than ord,-
nary interest at this season. will be found on the
7tn and sth pages OF tO-days STAR.
A coiored man named Charles Brown found 4
dead 1n1ant on ID street between Nth and 18th
streets northwest ard took it to the fifth precinct
field.
Yesterday afternoon, Miss Clark, Of No. 9l3 New
YORK avenue northwest, had her satchel snatched
from her hand while at the corner of nth and T.
streets northwest. 10y two coIored boys: 1t con-
tanned forty cents I'm money.
The cold weather OF yesterday drove the work
men On the Washington monument from their ele-
waited positions.
Dr; John r. Francis, returned yesterday to the
neaith ONCE, certificate OF the death OF r ,chel
Troy. coloEed, 1G2 years old, native OF Maryland
but who has lived IN this District twenty Years
cause or death, pneumonia.
young man named Walter Reagan pleaded
guilty before Judge Smell this morning to making
an indecent exposure OF his person on the street
yesterday He WAS sent to the farm for Is days in
default OF S.
Jno. W schaeffer was assessed by Judge Smell
To-day slO5 Tor keeping an unlicensed bar
The Butchers Hide and TalOw Association has
filed IT'S certificate Of incorporation It's object ia
70 zeal ID hides and tallow: Theo Barnes, 1. C.
kengla, I: O. Varnell, j. A. Snyder and many
Others are the cOrporatorS.
The steamer Excelsior is moored On the Jersey
mats, near Norfolk, with wrecking steamer along.
side In case OF emergency. She Is damaged to the
extent OF several thousand dollars Her machinery
the point OF injury. wv
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DIED.

.BERGL1NG. On Wednesday. December 9th. 1882,
AZ 3:15 =. NJ Josephine, daughter of George and
Josenhne Bergng in the eighteenth year Of her age.
uneTa from St Mary's church. Saturday morning.
Oecelncer 9s1. ct O'clock Relatives and friends are
res ectIaiy Invited to attend. 2tt
LYNCH. On Monday, the 4th Of December 1882,
near AsheVllle, NC, MARTHA, beloved wife of John
Lynch. Of the Sixth Auditors office. -
tMd6GCA.nLEY. On Wednesday, December 9Th. 1892
at ~ o'clock M, WILLIAM H. McCAULEY, beloved
husband OF s. '. McCauley. aged fifty six years.
heiauves and frends Of the family respectfully
lnyltei ID attend the funeral from his late residence
EelawaTe avenue; between and streets northeast
Saturday. December 9th, at pm.
SEYES. Departed this life on December It'll 1892
al . O'Clock a M, Mrs. MARY E. SEXES, aged fifty
two years and one day.
Funeral on Friday. the 9th inst from her late resi-
de9ce No 1880 32d or High street, West Washington
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Affairs i'm West washington

BUILDING AssoCIATION.-At the Goth reonlar
monthly meeting OF the 14th Building Asso-
citation. held last night at Goddards hall. s. 500
was disposed Of as follows: 80 shares sold at
the maximum rate of $3.50 per share.
CoLDkR THAN NOw.-Scharf iB his new his
tory of Maryland. states that In 1919 Father
White, priest attached to the jamestown
settlement, crossed the Potomac, opposite St.
Mary's, on the ice. the river being frozen over
that far down. Ice formed on the canal last
night, and from present appearances navigation
there seems about closed for the season.
The estimates for street improvements con-
tains but one item for this place, viz: new
pavement Oh 30th, from N to P streets. The
people here do not regard this as fair appor-
tionment In view OF the condition Of Sd street
and other thor0ughfares
The STREET GRADE.-It is within bounds
TO say that not day passes without the fall OF
horse on the south side of NJ street. near 3Oth
street, on account of the grade at that noint
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WORD IN SEASON.

In view Of the COLD WEATHER, ANYTHING on
the subject of CLOTHING may be APPLY termed
wohD IN SEASON, and word in season is always
worth stenng to. Our seasonabe word takes the form
OF advice is this: Come and see what we can do for
You in the matter of supplying your CLGTHlNG re-
quirements. We have no Job Lots "Auc.ion
Goods. or cheap. worthless stuff =" bought of Tom.
Dick. and Harry; consequently you RUN NO RISK
OF having OBSOLETE and SHELF WORN GOODS
THRUST upon you for NEW ones.
OUR stock is nearly all Of this years manufacture.
and DESIGNED STRICTLY in accordance with the
STYLES decreed for 1898
In the matter Of PRICE We are ALWAYS RIGHT.
WE do not CLAIM to sell SIS SUIT or GvERCOAT
Tor HALF that sum, but we do MOST CERTAINLY
sell GOOD. HONEST CLOTHING as CHEAP as IL can
be bought ANYWHERE.
DROP IN AND &C" us before all the CHOICE
PLUMS are gone.
In ovERCOATswe are showing the LARGEST LINE
We have ever shown. and. az everybody knows WE
MEAN WHAT WE SAY. why come and look them oyer
Our BOYS DEPARTMENT was never better abl. IN
supply the wants OF young friends than il ID Al
present
A. SAKs : Co.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE cLoTHIERs
sac AND 3ls 7rH Strict. d
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MISTAKES OF MOsEs-Bob Ingersoll lectures on
THE Mistakes OF Moses" and It is an undenIable
,acI tnaL since the days Of Moses nearly all the
men whose names have come sounding down the
eofrdors OF time have made mistakes OF greater or
less moment Priests poets, historians, statesmen
made mistakes Even editors sometimes do. but
the men who buy clothes fer their BOYS from
do 0s~'"'SA~Ss h0NcA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

PRIVATE CLASS, composed chiefly OF teachers,
WIN be instructed In the Spencerian Business Col
iege parlors In the Deisarte method of elocutiOn
and action by Mrs. Mary A. Wetmore, OF New York
city. The lady is an accomplished artist and
teacher, and the DelSarre method IS a revelation
OF truth and beauty. The course Will consist Of
ten lessons. from Monday, Decem Der II, at 80 o.
m, TO Friday, December % Number OF pupils
limited TO flfteen.
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THE great clearing sale at Hahn'S attracts unu-
sual attention on account OF the genuine reduc-
lions made on all goods. Special for the ten
days. Misses solid button boots, 75c; child's solid
shoes, Soc; chld's spring button, Co., ladies'
reliable button, ST. gents fine embroidered Slip
pers, 15c SIC 9TH street and 1922 Pa. ave. Hand
some cards to ali buyers.
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CARPETS. CARPETS.
PRICES REDUCED.

Best Twopy Carpets choice styles reduced TO IS cts
Best English kidderminster. choice styles reduced
as CTS.
Best Brussels reduced to IS cts.
Ingram Carpets 80 cts, 81 cts, 80 cts.
Best Floor Oil Cloths reduced to 81 cts and 80 cts
Notrnsham Curtain Lace. 2Oc.. Csc. SIC, Soc,
blankets. per pair. 81. 81. so, 8, g.
Bed Comforts. 75c-. 81. 81. as $50
Dress Goods. 12x cts. and Is cts
Colored All wool Cashmeres.
Cloaks aud Dolmans.
Fiannels Bed Ticking Cloths - ---'----
Sheeong Cotton. Table Linen ETC.. ETC.
coaored sak Piushes reduced to $1.7a
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DECIDED bargains In holiday books can ba found
AZ Siyerbergs Mammoth Toy Store, 312 7th street
nortnwes1 Fully Illustrated quarto books Tor
cnldren at 49..; Chatterbox, 79c.; Jules ysrne,S
WORKS. 69c-; Robinson Crusoe, Anderson's fairy
saless Tom Browns School Days, &C.. 49c; gold
9iges reI Ine poets Including Goethe and Schiller
", ana the novels OF Mrs Holmes Nav A0neS
klemlng, Marion Hariand, OF which the regular
prlce Is $lo0. at s9c. Also the largest assortment
prices silVeroergs, only place In the city for &C.
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LOCAL MENTION.

GLOVES! GLovEs!! GLovBs!U
Special sale tomorrow.
Ladies' fur-top kid gloves, 75c.
Ladies' patent spring gloves, $1.2S.
Gents fur-top gloves, s5c.
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 mtts, from CSC. up.
Dammanns, s06 7th street.
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MARRIEn

kMMELL-HALDEMAN. In Toledo Ohio De-
center 9th, 1882. at the residence of the brides
brother, Robert T. Haldeman, by the Rev. E. r. At
viii, of Trinity Church. FRANK kIMMEIL Of Wash
lumbia Pa. y" "
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BARGAINS AND SOUVENIRS To-MoR

BARGAINS AND SOUVENIRS TOMORROW.
Great Handkerchief Sale.
Ladies' cOored bordered, &C.. ST., I0c.
Ladies' hemStitched bOriiered. 12Lc
Ladies' fine linen bOrdered, 15c., 20, 23c
Ladies' initial, in fancy case. Sl.48 per half doz
tents nne linen, In fancy case, 81 half COZ.
Gents linen bOrGered, I'm fancy case ST. 80 half ioz
SIX handkerchief5 worth 75c. for 42c.
Dammann's, SOC 9TH street.
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MUST CLOSE out all damaged goods this week
bargains bargains, Copies for painting PIN
paper borders, stars: all must go; new goods Dec
1lth j. JAY GOULD, 42l 9Th street.
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CSC. TEA SETS for children, Cochrane's.

GREAT REDUCTIONS in Children's Hand-knit
| W0rstcd Coats, Hoods, Leggings, Mitts, at
DAMMANN'S, SOC TIN street.
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WHY, good morning, Mrs. Jonesl Been to mar
ket this eariyf No, indeed. / don't GO to market
get all my meats at the Armour meat store, 92
Pennsylvania avenue.
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YESTERDAY, about II 80 O'Clock am. the roof OF
mouse No. 2fl7 Ii street northwest was blown OF
by the wind.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF the trade to our
une assortment OF holiday goods including Christ
mas, New Year, Easter and St Valentine cards
when we sell at publishers rates: also our tine
nhe OF ball programs and advertising cards Nor
rtSon Duval, Publishers, sos and sO7 ID street
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MAKE Your HOMES ATTRAcTIyE-We have tust
received very fine assortment Of Oil paintings,
which are of more than ordinary merit, and which
VIII De sold at s49o each. They deserve an exam
inati0n. B. SrIyERBERG
3l2 9TH street northwest.
Largest toy store In the city.
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c.. M. SON,

as tse PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side
A GOOD RICH. ATTORNEY-AT-LaW. i24 DEAF
a born street, Chicago. Advice free rs years. ex-
without pm blicitY. 49, Ae .as ~
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.

CHEAPEST UNDERWEAR and Gloves at Sterns,
so4 9Th, bet ana X.
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CLARK. 1872 9TH street, Will sell tomorrow merino
nose al colors, at &c. cotton hose, all color5,
silk clicked, 23c.
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Dolls, dolls. dolls, dolls, dolls, Cochrane's.

WE have made up our mind to give the con-
slnler the advantage OF wholesale rates on meats.
TO prove what we say, try our fresh meats poul-
Try, game and fish at the celebrated Armour &
Co.'S Chicago meat store,
922 Pennsylvania avenue,
j. A. HOFFMAN, Manager
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FIREi FIRE. FIRE! - Insure your property,
both real and personal, I'm the "Corcoran," home
company ONCE, 1901 street northwest, In CON-
pany's building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

Sweet Peace
uWeiis In that particular cottage where nervous
ness, dyspepsia. neuralgia, and headache are un-
known. Ihen persuade all to use DIR. Bensons
Celery ana Chamomie Pills. They cure all ner-
VouS misery and neuralgia pains
Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In 1l-lb. "Ward" prints soc. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per OF. Cream, i5c mint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

CHEAPEST CLOAK MAN Is j. E. Young. Fine dol
mans at haf-price. 136 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

GREAT attractions at the Boston Variety Store
bargains In every description OF holiday goods
Inc DneSt and newest designs OF all goods and al
the lowest prices. Albums at wholesale prices
beautiful steel engraving given to every Customer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

BLANKETS, COMFORTS, cheapest, Storms. 904 18th
bet. and K
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j. JAZZ GOULD.
KEEP WARN
Children'S leggiDgs, 25c.
superior quality ladies' 1egCings Sc
Ch1drenS merfno vests and Dantalatts s5e
Ladies vests, 4Sc- School caps IS and SOC. Fine
Qand-made caps, so, IS, 81, 81 y TO $40.
Our leading silk handkerchieIs, Csc.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt,
Gl21th ST.
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WARM GLOVES, mitts, comforts, Coehrane's, Up
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Tors, Toys, Toys, Uptown, Cochran's

INITIAL Handkerchiefs, all linen, ladies'. gents.
CochranS,s o'
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FREE ExHIBITIoN.-L0Ok to your interest! Thir-
V-Seyen ctlstOm-made dress and business suits
original value s25 ana s, win sell to-day for SIS
anu 20 Gail, examine these goods, and convince
yOursel. Lew Newmyer, fine tailor ana clothier
NO 1S4 9TH street northwest, three doors from Ii
street.
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FINE beaver hats, so cents.
Fine beaver hats, so cents
Fine beaver hats, so cents.
BL0UT's, 40 nth st.
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BLANKETS, fannels. Bankrupt prices
YoCNG's 736 18th street
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT FOR $50 600 DAM
AaEs.-ln the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur.
the trial OF the case OF Mrs. Austin against the
District OF Columbia, commenced YESTERDAY. was
resumed this mOrning-Messrs. Coleman and
Browne for plaintiff and Riddle and Miller for
defendant. This is an action to recover DANA
ges laid at $40, 600 for damages claimed to have
been occasioned by the plaintiff. on the night of
the inauguration Of President Garfield. falling
into a sewer trap at the corner of Fifteenth and
streets northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

CHn.DREN's CHRISTMAS CuRIosITIEs, cheap, Coch-
rane'a
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WILL SELL ON SATURDAY a magnificent long
plume, han isoma and fine for as cents worth Sd
oil shades. Bouts 10 9TH ST
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ITOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILpING LOT o0Y
L., 100 on Rhode Islsnd avenue between l4th anS
SNORMSTEDT, 92S street. d7-at
IoR SALE CHEAp-BUILDING LOT 20 < ITO. on
II New Hampshire avenue, NJ street fias an Old
New York avenue. az Al
tOR SALE-CHEAP-A LOT SUITABLE FOR
stables or warehouses or tenement houses. Lot 2e9
Feet front by ITO deep with Is foot alley eid$
and rear Lot on street, between 9th and 18th stroea
southwest Ii sold within the next ten days viii sell
10Th streets northwest lot so feet front Both hnve
west, ' ~ ~
NOR SALE-NoRTH SIDE OF DUPONT CIR
= CLE:.Ihe subscriber offers for sale Lot 3, an
Square 1885, fronting Ga on Dupont Circle bv
over l2O feet New Hampshire avenue This rop.sru
Is not exceled IN location by the city and f. ths
only lot Tor sale fronting this elegant park Call "a
m,
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TuRRANs,
Plush Turhan.

flush TurOanSi
Turbans. all shades, at 50 cents; handsome
goods; would be cheap at $50.
BL0UTs, 40 eth St
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q FIGHT between two female denizenSof the
~NviSon" was tried before Judge Smell to-day.
Maoa Acton charged a colored girl named Molly
TIE court said they were about even and he wouId
-, sneis personal bonds TO keep the peace for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

fCssELLs Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
Popular Holiday goods, popular prices, Coch.
Tane's, Uptown
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= PREsENr TOMORROW to every purchaser st NJ
Augenstein's. 817 9TH ST. W., where the following
immense bargains win be sold: Coal hod, poker
sDd en0sei &c., u doz- handled cups and saucers
-, large celery glasses 2fc., worth Soc: 4 dOz
n1Be dinner plates 39c-, covered vegetable dishes
LIS large wagons with seats CSC. decorated tea
ana forks Soc Il doz salt cellars 2ic large sz.. ear
uafes soc. bread knives l4c., chopping bowls O. j.
Sas-lncn plates ioc, vase stand lamps with chan.
oefler Trimmings o6c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

IRISH LINEN HDkFs, reliable, cheap, Cochrane's.
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That Husband of Mine
Sweet Peace

Is three times the man he was before he begs
using Wells Health Remover. 81. Druggists.
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The Thu rsby Concert Tomorrow Might
THE PROGRAM.

The following is the program for Miss rhursby's
co ncert tomorrow ntght:-Part l. l. Baritone
solo; aria, from ''La Nozze Of Figaro" Mozart, NJ.
Hoist Hansen. 2 Cayatina, "La Favorita." Doni
zetti, Miss Emily Winant. g. Harp solo: ala danse
des sylphes,' Godefrood, Miss Maud Morgan. 4
Aria, LA Traviata," yerdI, first time in Wash.
ington, by Miss Emma tn drsby. s. Grand plano
solo; a. Andante, Hense.t; b, yalse, Rebenstein !;
n,Solyeighs Song" GREG; b. Swedish song s.Dai
polsKa,n =, tirst time In Washington) Miss
EMma Thnrsby. Part 2 !. Harp solo, Sprinp
from ''The seasons" John Thomas, Miss Maud
Morgan. English song, douglas, Tender and
True" harston Miss Emily Winant g. Baritone
Hoist Hansen. 4. Saltareile, from the ODera
Flor d'Aiizi," Victor Masse, uor the first time
Grand Fantasia airs, from 'Dcn GIoyanni )
Mozart Mr.. Edmund Neupert G Duettino. .Stabat
Mater" Rossini. Miss Emma Thursby and Miss
Emily WinaDt ~
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LINEN AND SILK HDKFs., Storms. sOa 7th, bet. 1
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Caps, Gloves, Underwear.
All KINDS OF Cloth, Chfnchilla and Fur Caps:
Mems and Boys Fur-top DOg-skin Gloves;
WOOL lined and plain Cloth and Kid Gloves;
genuine winchester, Va, Buck and Oil-tan Gloves;
Mems Medicated Scarlet Shirts and Drawers;
Extra heavy White Merino Shirts and Drawers 30.
rs, 81; ~
xxx Brown Canton Flannel Drawers, Soc, worth
75c.;
Full line OF Merino. Cashmere and Shaker Socks:
splendid assortment OF all wool Knit Jackets:
Puse-warmers, Muffers, Comforts, Mitts, &C., at
Lewis, go 7th ST., below Mt. Vernon Square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

CocHRAsEs Christmas Crandaps curioslties
cheap.
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Try GOODS, s1LRs, DC.
OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY GOODS.

Rhadames SILK Circulars 1t 315. $40, $25, xS0
Very Handsome Silk Do,n,ans ct $40 S26 $50
Cloth Jackets, Dolmans and listers from IS to si6
Special bargains In Garnet. Olive Bronze and Navy
Blue Silk ut 81 and 81. Is.
Rich and Heavy Black Silk At 81. so and 81.
Velvets and Pushes in all colors.
Ladies C.oth and Cashmere Suitngs elegant In quail
ity and beautiful colorings
Silk Handkerchief. Gloves snd Fancy Articles.
800 dozen ladies' and Eents' Linen Handkerchefs in
fancy boxes especially adapted for holiday presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

At GREAT REDUCTION
$4,000 werth OF fine boots. shoes. holiday elm
pers aud rubbers A0A~A' 'Ap
i HEILBRuN, 4O2 7th street.
@gn-TAe Old Woman in window
!. IA present to ell s. customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

TrkIrLb-fLATE butter dishes. on white metal s. so
It!Ple-piate casters, elegant 5-bottle "a 30
Inpic,ptate cake baskets, worth SIS, 81
nogeI BROS teaspoons, hatf-dozen $50
Aan-d Nen solid sterling silver teasnoon, q IN
- Harris Co, jewellers, 4a2 7th street. Wv"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

JAP and "Scrap Pictures" See adv.
j. JAY GOULD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-12-08

WANTED--A BOY ABOUT l6 YEARS OF AGE
w who has had some experience in a Gents Furnish
| Office its