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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

THE following immense bargains will be almost
given away tomorrow only at r. GoldSchmid'S
NJ 9TH ST. NV: pt tin cups, tack hammers, shoe
Dlacking sad iron or cCncepot stands, tea strain
ers pie or jelly stove lilers, nutmeg graters
pepper boxes am ornamental cake cutters &c
each; Clippers, lunch baskets, bowl strainers, fun
nelS, dreige boxes, fruit saucers on stands &c
each; pin hat racks, spoon holders, cream pitch
efS, match stands, tea pots, bottle or shoe dress
ing, brass tea bells sc each knife and FORK trays
Whtsk Drooms. backing brushes. large round glass
dishes, covered sugar bowls, row stove brushes,
Iron match safes, champion four sisves, large
scrHbbing brushes g. each; decorated china cupS
and slucers for children o.. wooden water buckets
12 30 IT. clothes lines Sc 60 IT, Zoe. 90 IT, 15c,
cred chamber buckets assorted coOrS 3S, foot tubs
&c, inch scissors &c, %. coffee pots &C. cakes
or toilet soap A. boxes or laundry blue s.. coffee
or tea caniSters = Id &c, 10 S. Id Zee, qt oval
butter kettles 2nc. Also 10 per cent discount
immense assortment OF decorated china dinner,
Tea and chamber sets, and IL baby carriages from
hast season below cost.
The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper of City
u columns, will be sent postpaid for one dollar q
yeAr. Try II
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Plain, Unvarnished Statement.
Ny stock Of piece goods for tailoring and ready
other separate garments for gentlemen and youth,
= the largest and most complete In the District Of
Columbia to-day.
The stock is too large, and In order to reduce It
shan oner for the remainder OF the month dis
count Of
Twenty Per Cent
from marked prices.
MY wen known method Of business, together
with numerous previous reductions, render this
GEO. C. HKNNING,
40 Seventh street.
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HOW THE DEMOCRATS CAME TO SUPPORT sABIN.
The election of Mr.. Sabln as U. S. Senator from
Minnesota by the aid Of democratic votes has given
rise to the ruEnOr Of a bargain between him and
the democrats to the effect that he would assume
the Independent role in the Senate. a Minnesota
democrat who claims to be familiar with the Sc
cret motives which led to the combination that
elected Sabin, informed STAR reporter to-day
that there Was no such bargain. He says that the
candidate OF the democrats for Senator was per-
sonaly as we'll as politically hostile to Window,
and that fearing the latter might succeed, and
knowing that there was no possibility Of the cleo
ton OF himself, (the democratic candidate) he
persuaded his supporters to vote for Sabin simply
for the satisfaction OF defeating Window.
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LABOR NOTES.-The glass blowers in the bottle
factories OF Pttsburg have been notified that re-
ductiOn OF 10 per cent Will be made In wages.
The shoe shops OF the Goodyear Metallic-Rubber
Company and the Goodyear lndia-Rubber Glove
Company, at Naugatuck, Mass, are to be shut
down indefinitely February TO- throwing out
nearly 800 hands
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FAILURE OF SENATOR FERRY AND BROTHER
Statements come from Grand Haven, Mich, to the
effect that Senator Ferry and his brother Edward,
doing business under the flrm name OF Ferry &
Bro, there and In Utah. have failed, with liabil-
tiles OF several hundred thousand dollars. The
cause Is said to be failure of silver mine in Utah.
element at Grand Haven. where all property be-
longing to the f1rm has been attached at the In
stance OF creditors. The Senator has been absent
understood that he was seeking to tide over
financial difficulties, the extent OF which is un-
known.
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500 In GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt

F0rtv Years' Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
Of one OF the best female physicians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the child it rests the mother. PI1ce Is cents
bottle mW,S
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News RricfS-

Lady st. Leonards in England, has obtained a
decree of judicial separation against Lord st.
LeOnards on the ground OF adultery.
Lewis Carter, negro, who murdered his wife on
the farm Of DR.. Pretlew, In Southampton county,
Va, last Friday night was arrested Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Ordway, of London, N. H., was
accidentally shot and Instantly killed by her step
son, fourteen years OF age. Friday
The 1ewelry establishment OF stephen Thomas
& Brother, at Charleston, s. c., was entered yes
terday morning by cracksmeH, who blew open
the large safe and took diamonds, &c. to the value
of about $4,000.
The Original Jubilee singers, of Norfolk. Va.
were arrested last night at Clark Peck's Opera
house, New Haven, Conn, for singing on the
Sabbath.
A fatal ARRAY occurred few days since near
Jackson, Tenn, between j. H. Clay, farmer, OF
that state, and a man named Bennett, which re-
suited In the killing OF the former.
firm known as Matthews, Corley Staley.
who have been doing letter and package de-
livery business in st. Louis for the past month in
direct competition with the Post-office depart
ment, closed up on Saturday upon Official nOtifl-
cation that they would be prosecuted If they con-
tinued.
For more than year the New York fire depart
ment ana police have been annoyed by false fire
alarms. Yesterday nine young men were cap
tured whose concessions show them not only to be
the senders out Of the false alarms, but burglars
as well. Their ages range from II to 70.
John Carroll In Scranton, Pa, Saturday fatally
beat his wife. babe was knocked from its
rested.
Chihuahua, Mexico, advices say that news has
reached there that seven Americans were killed
last Wednesday in the PinOs Altos mining district.
The trouble arose from dispute about mine lOca-
tons. A number OF MeX1canS were also killed.
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DEATH. At KIGHTY-sIx YsARs-Mr. John David,
son, aor many years prominent citizen and Lead
ing mercnant OF this place, where he was greatly
respected. died at his home, stonewail, In Mont
gomery county, Maryland, yesterday morning,
near Annapolis, In Anne Arundel county, Mary
land, where his father had settled after the dis
Sa1dmsns OF the old Maryland In which he
came to Georgetown In 1874, engaging actively In
mercantile business. In 1880 Mr.. Davidson built
s eaa
tor OF the Farmers and Mechanics bank; was
until within the past year or two the president Of
repeatedly in both branches Of the municipal gov
eminent nm. Of Georgetowns and was for many years
win take place from his late residence tomorrow
ct II am. The interment win b at Oak Hill GEM
A GALLANT REscuK-The gallant conduct Of the
youth Chandler, In rescuing John Davis from
drowning, on the 24th ult, and nearly accomplish
Ing the rescue OF his companion is worthy OF more
Two boys, Peter Ritter and John Davis, broke
through the Ice while skating on Rock creek: A
the frail ice, until George Chandler came In an
Instant he plunged into the icy water, seized little
Ritter, and although nearly choked by him and
lodging him on the ice. which being too frail gave
way, and the child was again prectpitated into the
coat and shoes, swan fof the boy, caught him and
course. some @eTcltuf person in that immense
tened to save Davis who was sinking, caught him
by his hair, and contrived, Notwithstanding his
benumoed and exhausted condition, to hold the
half drowned boy at the edge Of the ice until a
rope was thrown out by colored man, and the
boy was saved: In the interim, poor little Ritter
had again broken through and gone under
Chandler says had he known this fact he would
have attempted his rescue even under the Ice. He
was offered $40. but declined compensation for the
accomplishment OF a humane duty.
SALE OF COUNTY PROPERTY.-Mr. Faraham has
sold thirty acres of land above Langley, Va. i'm
proved by small dwelling house, to Mr. VIM. Bes-
ley, for 81 coo.
SHIPPING NEws-schooner H. A. Dewitt, Wiley,
Tor Washington. sailed from Georgetown, s. c.,
30th ultlmO.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemeuts. &C. To.Night.

NATIONAL THEATER.-The NOkeS family In
sCousin Joe" and .Belies OF the Kitchen
F0RDs OPERA H0UsE.-MiSs Minnie Maddern In
sFrgg's Ferry"
THEArER CoMIQUE.-First-clas5 varieties
DINE Observation-Disclosures, wonders and per-
1o6mance.
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-POlo game-Baltimore
against Washington
ABNER's Music HALL.-Masquerade ball by the
German MRnnerchor.
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Political Matters.

THE MICHIGAN SENATORSHIP.
Four ballots were taken In the Michigan legisla-
ture Saturday for the Senatorshp without result
The last ballot was as follows: Ferry, so; Stout,
20; Chamberlain, II; scattering, 81. The legtsla-
ture then adjourned. 1t is believed that when it
reaSsembles a new republican candidate will be
selected. A caucus OF the democratic greenback
urday night, at which Hon. Byron G.. Stout with
drew his name from the contest in order to give
the members of the fusion party an opportunity to
do as they please.
SENATOR SABIN NOT AN INDEPENDENT.
Senator-eect Sabin, OF Minnesota, denies tina
he may play an Independent role or vote with the
democrats in the organization OF the Senate. He
says he will be little likely to vote with demo-
Gratis as MIR. Frye or any other republican.
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Don,t he Deceived.

DR.. Needhams "Fruit OF the Vine" Is the only
INTERVIEWED wine advertised. ut Is delicious"
AS healer for the sick It Is uneQualed. As
drink for nursing mothers 1t is just the thing. AS
an element In the sacramental service It Is sine
qua non, as 1t Is the true symbol OF the "Blood"
Depot at SimmS' Drug Store, corner lAth street
and New York avenue,
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JOSEPH AND WILLIAM THOMAS, and George john
son and Grant jackson, all small cOlOred boys,
were charged BY Special officer Young, OF the Co.
theafeT last night. They were all sent to the
WOrkhouSe for 80 DAYS
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CITY ITEMS.


What q Difference.
lotto OF Roses" q . drop. Dr.. BurB cough
syrup Is cents bottle
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"Alderney Dairy Wa9Ous.n
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered In h-lb. Ward" prints. Sc. per ID.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Of Cream i5c. pint
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chier Justice Cd7'ttel
ana JsIdgPS Hd0HeT ana Cor

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chier Justice Cartier
ana J,tdgPS Hdgler ana Con.
Rumstctter agt. Manser ct al; opinion of Judge
Cox Affirming the decree OF the court below. Wal
lach ACT Chusley ct al: opinion by Judge Cox to
TIE erect that the magistrate had no right to issue
an attachment In the case. In re Chas. II. Scott,
ana steamboats,, an appeal from the decision OF
the Commissioner OF Patents; opinion by Judge
HagIer, affirming the decision of the commits
SlOner.
CIRCUIT COURT-J,td0e MncArthur
saturday, Carroll agt Smith: death OF Ann C.
GarrO:i suggested, and case revived. johnson agt
Taylor two cases.; demurrer to pleas overruled !;
motion to produce papers granted. Kidwell agL
Evans; demurrer to declaration Overruled; leave
10 plead. Gardner Payne agt. Taylor; demurrer
10 amended plea Overrule1. Hurdle agt. District
OF Columbia; demurrer to declaratOr overruled,
ana leave TO plead in five days. Randall agt. Sc
agt. GUlck; order to withdraw note.
Randall agt. Fish: time extended. Sands agt.
Fr1'k; verdict for plaintiff. Sons and Daughters
or Liberty dgt White; On hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-.Judqe James
tucker agt. Ohisen; decree allowing petition.
Dodge agt. Of1iey: consent to confirmation OF au.
ditor's report. Van Hoake agt Van Haoke; sub
mitted on proposal to reduce alimony.
POLICE CoURT.-J,tdge Shell
To-day, John Hawkins, cOlored, larceny OF
coat and umbrella from Lydia johnson; IS or so
days and restitution of the property, or 30 DAYS
additional. Lewis Wayne, cJlOred, contempt of
court in falling to answer summons; 81. Elma
Rollins and David r. Custard, profanity; S. or Is
days. Jenny Sumby, colored, loud and boisterous
Williams, alias Harris, charged with carrying a
razor; $50 Oh 30 days.
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The RIAL ESTATE GUIDE OF r.. o. HcltZman
10Th and F streets, for February, IS out. Those
desiring to purchase lots for building In the spring
should call and get one or send their address and
have one sent through the mail to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

HEYLMUN & KANE,
lawyers, have removed TO their new offices,
No. $50 street.
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water Ter tho 1n0000 Asylum
A SUCCESSFUL RxPERBfEFr WITH AN ARTISAN
wgLL-THR WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM At THE
ASYLUM SOLVED.
The problem OF supplying the st. Elizabeth hos.
pital with pure water has been solved by success
fully sinking an artesian well near the river bank.
The institution has been supplied by pumping
water from the Eastern branch into large tank,
and again pumping It into the tanks In the tops
OF the different buildings twas proposed to carry
water from the city In pipes, and an ample appro-
priation was made for that purpose II the present
plan succeeds, as is expected, an ample supply Of
clear, pure water will be secured by wells and at
least half the appropriation will be saved. gen.
tleman named Robinson came along some time ago
and offered TO sink en- artesfan well for nothing,
and IL 1t should prove successful, to enter into
contract to furnish water from a number OF wells
for the whole institution. He has sunk O pipe
about 800 feet, principally through hard clay but
has reached a beautiful blue sand, and the water
now rises IS feet above the surface OF the ground,
flowing through the pipe at the rate OF
81, 0O0 gallons In twenty-four hours. 1t is very
pure, having been found upon analysis to contain
but q trace OF mineral matter. contract has
been made with MIR. Robinson to supply the instt-
tuition with 10000 gallons Of water Ia twentyfOur
hours. The contractor feels sure OF success, and
estimates that 1t will take about eight wells, and
he will probably sink them all within radius of
fifty feet, as he finds that one well does not de-
tract from the flow Of another. The water will be
run into the tank under the engine house near the
river and then pumped up to the buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

STEERAGE TICKETS from Europe TO New York for
G9, at Bellows, I'll 9TH street.
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sc. KID GLOVE Bargains again opened, Coch-
rane'S, Uptown.
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DRY GOODS.

First ARRIVAL Or STRING Goops,
100 PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL sATINEs, IN THE
VERY LATEST STYLES.
We call special attention 20 this elegant stock and
would advise an early selection, the indications are
That ne market Will soon be depleted Of choice styes
NOOLE Ms for early Spring in great variety.
Great reduction IN all Winter Coats Clocks and Cir.
culars. Berlin Cloth Jackets at very low prices
These Jersey shaped and the most fashionable
goods in the market for ladies who prefer the correct
style. rare chance in offered.
hkENING SIIkS and SA1INS in great variety.
RICH OTTOMAN SILKS in ali colors.
BROCADE PLUSH I'm evening shades.
colore
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs. in eight beautiful
shades reduced to g. so.
BLACK SILK NEINETS I'm all grades
Great reduction in BROCADE NELyETS Black and
colors
BONNET and GUINET SILKS in every grade.
In fact complete stock of First Class Dry Goods.
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
One price.
n. B.-The best lie the cheapest. ,al5
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5000 WORTH NEW LINEN Bargains. Uptown,
COchraneS
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FIERY WAvEs.-The rising waters about Cleve.
land Ohio, on Saturday, carried down the Oil from
leaky petroleum still of the Standard OIL COM
pany and swept It under the boilers Of the OIL
works. Tie Oil was ignited and floating to tank
OF 5000 barrels, set 1t On fire. Other works were
fred, and about so, coo barrels OF Oil were burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

Catarrh Of the BLADDER
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu- patba." g.
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The PROXIMITY OF the lenten season cOmpelS the
Capitol Pl assure Club To announce that their re-
ception at Odd Fellows III IL this evening cannot
be postponed account of Indictment weather.
Those hSviag Invitations Will do well to avail
themselves OF this last opportunity for an eve
ningS rare pleasure and enjoyment
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Special Weather Bulletin.

Special Weather Bulletin.
TOMORROW TO BE FAIR AND SLIGHTLY COLDER
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press: The
In the northwest and upper lake region, and below
freezing at Galveston, San Antonio, Palestine,
Little Rock AMI Memphis, where snow and sleet
continue with nOrtheriy winds. Local rains are
reported from the southern states east OF the Mis-
sssippi, and light snow or sleet from Tennessee,
the Ohio valley. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Maryland The temperature has fallen from 100
TO 100 In the middle Atlantic states, and thence
westward to III, Mississippi river and southwest,
temperature IS low but slowly rising in the
northwest. Very cold weather IS reported
from the Forth Pacific coast. The follow
Ing current temperatures are given: Fort
ssOule, minus 2io; Portland, Oregon. plus
100; Duluth, minus i9o; 81 Paul, minus l6o; Chi
eago, minus 100; Dodge C ty, minus 10o; Denver.
80; St Loui-, zero; Memphis, plus 22o; Clev land,
plus l5o. The following special temperatures were
reported at p NJ ye terity: Washington oCo;
sonville. go: Pensacola, G9o: New Orleans. 100:
Galveston. 20o; San Antonio. 30: Tucson. 40; Los
Angeles, 52o; San Diego, $50. The following sta
tions report one inch and over OF rainfall during
the past twen'y-fOur hours: Lynchburg, 141, and
Knoxville, Lea TIE Indications are that occa-
Sional snow or light rain VIII prevail on the New
England and middle Atlantic coast to-day. FOL
lowed on Tuesday by slightly colder, fair weather
Colder. threatening weather and rain or snow Is
Indicated for tie southern states On Tuesday
THE following great bargains are offered for to-
morrow only at VI. Auct nstein's, s17 9TH street
northwest: Mincing bowl and knife, be; 2-qt
buckets, &C. sgt, &C.; 4qt. be 6qt Use; ~ Goz
knives and forks, see: large piece laundry soap,
&C.; umbrellas, Sc, worth 75c.; = doz. engraved
goblets, see, worth Csc 1S-in Japanned walters,
19c. decorated chamber sets, 10 pieces, 1895;
doZ. handled cups ard saucers, 44c.; dredging
boxes, pepper boxes, bread gr3tters egg heaters,
quart CUPS, large pie plates, mustard spoons; 30
clothes pins, &c. each. Bargains in blue willow
ware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

Heckerss Baking Powder
Is perfect in every respect, healthfu, thoroughly
reliable, uniform In strength, and Its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

EXPENSIVE THERMOMETERS, Hempler's, optician,
- Pa. ave.
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PURCHASE a n.-hand suit of clothes or an
oyercOdt. You Will have good and cheap clothes.
HerZO-, SOS 9ch street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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9TH and streets northwest, says: "Brown's Iron
bltters were very beneficial to my husband In dys-
pepSia and liver complaint
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RELIABLE UMBRELLAS Reasonable, Uptown,
COchransS.
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~ II A n p @ N II
WASHINGTON By THE FOLLOWING HousHs
II. @. MCCORMICK. 2le 9Th street.
Z. ABNER. zoe street.
q. AMAN. SIC 9th street
@. ". DRIVER. l3lS Penna. avenue.
A. DIETZ l7l6 Penna- avenue.
PETER wELCKER, 18th street
VIM. HELMUS, ala 7th street.
CHAS. @. GODFREY. alt 18th street.
+. WALSH. 942 street.
L. FABER A05 18th street.
CHAS. KLOTZ. l706 @ street.
+. HAGERTY. 1908 Penna. avenue.
MRS. JOHN ROSS. SO9 10th street.
T. SULLIVAN. Z street.
L. c. KNIGHT. l732 Pennsylvania avenue
CHAS. LOSEKAM, l<o9 Pennsylvania avenue.
J. F. MCGEE, 4o4 9th street
]. H. MORAN. 937 ID street
JAS. SHARP. SIS street
R. KELLY & CO..
CANADA. 20 BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK,
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VALENTINES AMI retail, at ]. Jay
G0uld's
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FrSSELL'S Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo,
DAVIS INSTANTANEOUS PHOTr GRAPHS, PennSyl-
van!a avenue, near 10th street
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GossAAERs guaranteed reliable, Uptown, Coch-
raDe,S
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A New Years Gift.

A New Years Gift,
in the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year, is In order. 1t is large eightpage paper OF
hfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
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DECISION IN LANDLORD AND TENANT CASE
This morning, In the Court in General Term, In
the case OF Wallach agt. Chesley, the court de.
cfded that landlord could not enforce his lien fol
rent by attachment after the goods had been re.
moved from the premises, and that he could only
enforce his lien by prosecuting his case to f1nal
Judgment.
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THE TINE To Buy Is Now.
TEN TO TWENTY DOLLARS SAVED ON
SUITS OR ovERcoATs.
THE M1SFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
OvERCoATs.
Reduced from
500 to 5 600.
1900 to 800.
1899 1906 to 9 1890.
S S sssss$ 5 j 55:$$:
BUTTS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS,
Reduced from
s10.0 to 600.
1900 to 1000.
1000 to 400.
5000 1900.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS.
Reduced from
$500 to 800.
900 to 400.
5000 800.
1890 9 to go.
Boyss Overcoas will be sold regardless Of value
ODD PANTS, at 81. s. 80. S. So. SO, 81, s.. IS
and So each, best bargains ever shown.
Fine Black Cloth ful-dress coats (swaow tai) SIS,
worth $50.
Gossamer Coats. for Men and Boys, at sacrifice.
Satisfaction guaranteed Or money refunded, at
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
Our MoTTo: No trouble to show goods. Ja2s
II 90 IT'S
SPECIAL SALE
REAL LACEs. NECKwEAR, FINE FLOWERS
FANS,
At greatly reduced prices.
RECEPTION REQUISITES SPECIALITY,
NOoT's,
915 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THE PURvIs-CHAsE LIBEL CAsE.-The charge OF
criminal libel, brought by DIR. Robert Purvis, Of
Philadelphia, against Mr.. VIM. c. Chase a cOlOred
journalist, as mentioned in The STAR OF last Sat-
urday, was called for trial in the Police Court to-
day. Messrs. Hewlett and Moss appeared for the
Wednesday; which was granted. The defendant
gave his personal bonds In the OF $780, for his
appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-02-05

Trinders' 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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CHARGE OF STEALING SUIT OF CLoTHEs-A
young man named David Lecount was in the dock
Of the Police Court to-day on the charge of steal
ing a suit OF clothes from Arthur Flynn. who
stated that the prisoner had been visiting his
place for some time, and, representing himself to
clothes to clean, and the next he saw of them was
in a pawn shop. The case was continued until
shop.