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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted at $40 p. NJ and ex
0hguished at Sis a m.
The Washington Light Infantry having taken the
z01ms on 7th street, below Odd Fellows hall. for
merry occupied by Mr. George BreitbaTJh, wiz hold
Their nrst meeting there Wednesday evening.
Inc monthly meeting OF the South Washington
eonday School Union, at Gorsuch Chapel, yeSter-
cay AFTERNOON WAS largely attended
The Sunday school OF the St Pauis English
4utheran church held their anniversary last even
l1g. After an entertaining address by Rev Dr.
Romer, and other exercises, the secretary Mr.. h.
u. Myers, and the treasurer, Mr. A F. Fox, sub
msteo their reports for the past year. showing the
oco0oi 70 De In very fOuI1Shing condition.
The little guests OF the East Washington Christ
ms Club were entertained Lincoln Han saturday
1Gtern0on by Stere0ptcon exhibition accom-
The annual distribution Of prizes among the
oD0ay school children OF the 5lh-Street PresbyLe-
4n church took place last evening. Mr.. Fleet. the
8an1st, Was presented with handsome gold croSs-
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Last Night OF the Old Year.

METHODIST WATCH SERVICES To-SIGHT-THE CHIMES
AT METROP0LITAS CHURCH.
Interesting watch services VIII be held at the
1Ge7opolitan N. E. church tonight The cOngrega-
3nneof Wesley chapel will join the watchers at
He Metropolitan church. Rev. W. l. Mckinney
IN preach the sermon. and Rev. DR.. HuntIey, the
Henen9, VIII administer the holy communion Prot.
lows Will ring il the New Year upon the
- The last hour OF the OLD year VIII be count
gQe m quarters, In imitation o! the great west
Ter clock chime The folio wing program will be
I'D as greeting TO the new Year. ]. Joy
1G and firing national salute, representing
8A "Ein Feste' (Huguen0ts). 3 life Let
Cner1Sh-" 4. Solo protugO (Hartha). ). IL
1pnmed i Dwelt IN Marble Halls" g. ..Fair land
- Poland, Bohemian Girl {. Selection OF Scotch
A110dieS March OF Priests Cfannhauser). 9.
of1n 50 Gently Ger Me Stealing" 10. Glory Halle
311ah- II. March from ''Lohengrin." 12. selection
q niSh melodies Is. Geneyieye duet Il oh
Df.1f What Can the Matter Be-" Is s.fOms Sweet
HfEnotn Watch services viii be held at nearly all
me other Methodist churches in tire District TO-
A4{hk The Sons OF Jonaiab Will also hold watch
XH,eE1nRB Tonight as usual.
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The Rathbone TRAGEDY.

11hH1H1SSh-'AHHO.No VI TIE WOUNDED NAN.
Gable dispatches from Hanover state that the gen.
eral condition OF Col RathbOne who killed his wife
and attempted to kill himself, is GOOD. He is now
In hospital, and has had no fever 80 far. A tud,-
cial examination on the body of Mrs. Rathbone
shows that she received several shot and dagger
wounds One bullet passed through her breast and
came out at the backbone. A dagger thrust pene-
trated one OF her ribs to the heart Col RathbOnes
mlnu Is still affected, and his utteranceS are of a
rambling character. 1t Is understood that he be-
ueves that his children have been abducted and
mat ne was wounded in fight with their alb
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Naval Defemses Of the Country.
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE NAVY YARI
COMMISSION.

The navy yard commission-Commodore Luce,
Chief Engineer Loring and Mr. A B. Mullett in their
report to the Secretary of the Navy say that they
think that true economy demands not the sale Of
any OF the navy yards, but the remodelng OF our
system OF naval administration. The report says
that navy yard regarded as simply shfpbuilding
and manufacturing establishment is rather an ele-
ment OF weakness than q work Of defense, and
recommends the maintenance of I've naval stations
OF the character Of dockyards, military posts OF
naval rendezvous, where vessels OF war prepared
for immediate action may be held in reserve for
sudden emergencies These stations, the report
says should be located at Narragansett bay, Chesa-
peake bay Florida keys, San Francisco bay, and the
great lakes The report further sets forth the ne
and wealthy cities. The commission recommend
the retention OF the Washington, Pensacola and
NOrol navy yards and Of Key West naval station.
and all the yards throughout the country, recon-
mending the sale only OF the naval hospital grounds
at Chelsea, Mass, and that the New London navy
yard be converted into a naval asylum.
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THR HANLAN-STEvENsON Boat RACE.-Hanlan.
the Oarsman, lately offered 81 1000 to any man on
son accepted the challenge. Hanlan preferred to
row at Point OF Pines, where there is a better
course and Where larger receipts could be expected
and he offered Stevenson 81 600 and his EXPENSES 10
go east, which the latter accepted.
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S NATToNAL>THIATER--s'In the Ranks.D
Ho1Ds OPERA HoCsE.-" Hix'S Fix"
THlATBR CohIQUE.-First-class varieties
DIM MUsEUA.-Menagerie,c uriosities and per-
16mance.
NAxkNAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-Ban OF the Lone
DtAf Beneficial association
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nAKYAsr Cocoa, as 8 beverage. IS universally
Go1ced superior to all other drinks for the weary
In a. business or the more robust Ialyorer me
%olpanuonS.of Walter Baker & Co. have long been
ks standard OF merit In this line, I'd our readers
10 purchase Bakers BFedkfOSt Cocoa" will aud
most heaithful, delicious and invigoratlng bev-
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For New Year Callers,
Perrin Freres Kid Gloves,
White and Fancy Colored Silk Neckwear,
Earl and Wilson's Collars and cuffs,
Silk and Linen HandkerchiefS,
Climax Shirts, laundrted, 81. perfect 1t,
Silk and Cashmere Hats, Soft Felt Hats,
SILK Umbrellas, Fancy Mer1no Hosiery,
Full line OF Merino Underwear,
Prices reduced on many articles
4. c. LEWIS, 920 7th ST., bet and Kn.w.
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- LAST RITES OVER THE REMAINS OF CAPT. TALL,
JOHN WILLIS AND EBERT c. HOOVER
~ funeral OF Capt Joseph II. Tall who died last
z1lnBoday evening, took place yesterday afternoon
- his late residence. 1st street. near G street
<heast, and the cortege proceeded 10 ST. Joseph,s
sC1ol1c church, where the services were conducted
NV Father Schlueter There were present many
- - former companions In arms OF Capt. Tall and
E32nai5 OF the family, as also Marshal McNch al
III Deputy Marshal FaSSett and number Of the
lDelS nom the court house. The remains Were
Z4ced In the vault at Mt. Olvet cemetery The
bearers were MeSSrs- ChaS- JOhanis, Matthew
oCully and James Springman. OF the marshar5
c4 and MesSrs V. H. OlInStead. A. e. IsogerSon
- Lambert 7. FolIanSbee
p IAe funeral OF the late John Wills, a wellknown
pefhaager, who died on Friday last, took place
c1eerday afternoon from his late residence, I5iS
- street northwest, and was attended By Equal
2Gege, No Il, Knights OF Pythias. and large mum
~ q friends and relatives OF the deceased. The
1a1ces were conducted by Rev. ". ]. Mckinney
wesley chape, and the remains were Inferred in
lmWoOd cemetery. -
~. Ebert c. Hoover sou OF the late Michael
1Qvef. died Saturday nigh at his residence. No.
~ 4Sh street. aged 81 years Mr. L00ver was a
11e1ye OF the northern part OF Washington and in
014y LIE was carpenter. subsequently ior many
rs he conducted grocery store, and was FOR
M wears past an enpioye o. the Government
1Df1nG Office. He leaves a WIDOW (who WAS
lighter OF the late George w. DOnn) and large
n3y OF children His funeral took place this ar
fDoon from his late residence. the services being
91ucted by Rev. j. l. Mills. The interJnenG was
o3en'.ooi
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u WILLIAM cannot be undeTsold by any house In
- CITY on the fine line OF cloaks, which he invites
ne ladies to examine
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q ~ TIE HoLIDAYS,-If you are in .eed of pure
60. whisky. liquors, cordia,s, &C, &C.. call at
A4noere, vi Itn ST n W. Everything guaranteed
V11p ana unaduiterated, and at reasonable prices
large stock Of bis own and other native VINE.
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CITY ITEMS.
For New YeM

A Pleasant, Safe, Reliable and Cheap
Remedy is Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Only 25c bottle
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

kAMSB the specimens of instantaneous photo
lLnphy at Myers studio 1227 Pa ave
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ThOrI1tOns5 ElnUESlON
OF pure Cod Liver OH with HypophOsphiteS OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
10 take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1stS. Large bottles, zoe. Manufactured by ". Z.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md mwf
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20 NOT be deceived; ask for and take only B. r.
sass sons Capscum Cough Drops for coughs
- and sore throats ID. ). and trademark on
~ drop.
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Col r / FLEMING, OF this city. has been enter
aimed In Richmond by his old comrades and friends
q the Richmond Fayette Artillery Association
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1A1sH MEATs.-NotIce to cash Observation-Disclosures
Use soeak, Ne; tenderloin. I5c-; srloin 15c round
LAX, EXC; choice NIB rOestS, 15c.; good roast 10
III EXC, soup meats. 8, anu Sc: SOUP bones. > 10
"a; choice eorned beef, 6, and &c. salt rounds ana
4Hons, ~ ana l2c All other meats Ia proportion,
u cash Come, everybody, to the Old place. 52I
and sa3 Center Market Geo. kIleen
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lords FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE
says Mr.. ScIby Carter. OF Nashville. Tenn ..for
the benefits derived from AYERS SARSAPARILLA
Having been Afflicted all my life with scrofula my sys-
tenn seemed saturated with it. Il came out in blotches
aieers ana hAttery SORES. all over my body" Mr. Car
ef states that he was entirely cured by AYERS SAR-
SaFAIlfLA, and since discontinuine its use eight
Honts ago has Lad return Of the scrofulous symp-
'eiiis. dN
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. EM1 BEST Photographs IN the city are made at
rs. tS27 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Axn1pe selling out overcoats, half prices, aos 9th
mi northwest.
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: olnDKEN's Oyercoats greatly reduced. Eiseman
erS-, 7th and streets.
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Wells May-apple u.lvep Pills. 1oc. and a5e
On Thirty ravs, Trial

The Volta1c Belt Co.. Marshall. Mich. viii send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltai Belts and
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
biiity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n. B.-NO risk is
incurred, as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
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8 NH ELwooD 9TH and streets n. W. viii be
G1 20 receive hls friends and patrons from IL 10
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LIN rEARCAL CARDs IN great variety at Nor
IN Duvafs, sO5 and S07 d street-upstair5
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- BUILDIy6 ASsOCIATIoy.-The
tArffe Building Association holds
meeting next Wednesday, at
4xes In the 9Th issue may be
- or at the Jfice OF the score
0Ihwest. Tnenas S0merv1ile
joy Edson secrstar.-.
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NOTHING Ike Fussell's fee cream,
80 Charlotte russo, nince pies,
plum cake. for the HOLIDAYS
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eHDnNs SUITS, grearredu Elseman's,7th& E
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GOld-filled Vest Chains, Sc to $50. Priggs
81 q Gallon. s5c. OF. Bottle No. 1 Rye
Whisky:
pest In the world for the money. Fine Brandy,
Sherry Wine, Port Wine, Holland Gin. Our Airing
ton Whisky 81 gallon; 81 OF. bottle.
MCGEEs, 9Th, near street.
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TO tlfe ttNtOr OF IHE EVENING STAR
May ask through your paper for the address OF
some beeiridden or crippled child that would like
some pretty story papers to read and cannot obtain
the same themselves. The address may be sent to
40 STREET NORTHWEST
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THE UST1DY. DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
L Erl2Z.S bard should never be allowed BCCKINGs.
HAMS DlL Tor the whskeEs will readily change their
color TO brown black at discretion and thus keep
up your reputation for neatness and good looks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-31

s.Bnchu-paiba,'' great kidney and urinar.
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s. NJ GAe middle Atlantic states. generally colder
- UGD6y weather, with rain, but partly as snow
Nev York and northern Pennsy lvanIl. variable
49, Uogf1y northeast, rising Barometer.
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inv STILES In Bracelets and Bangles. Prggs.
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FszR sALE.-The sale OF sflverware, at
1i Walter b. Williams & Co., VIII posi-
this evening The balance OF the stock
= 4om the last TWO weeks sales VIII be
oeieck- Those who want me silver
ell early.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

GpU1R Or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
1wIH6ToS, ID. c., Dec. 81, 1883, $50 amt
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1ss4HEew Year cards at j. JAY Gould,s.
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MELVILLE TEMPLARs.-Mrs. F. A. Chambers, gen
IL superintendent or juvenile TeIup!ars OF the
Ek1ct OF Columbia, Net her young friends at
4Dek last evening, In the Good femplars lodge
~ St Cloud building, southwest corner 9th and
q !eeetS and organized ''SparSiing Water" lem
no. The following officers were elected and
11od Tor the current quarter. VIZ: Chief temp
8aS6er Dallie ". Cox; vice templar. Mss Clara
- temple superintendent and corresponding
4nry. Miss Laura Baker, treasurer; Master
- g. Cohen; marshal, Master James W. y We:
p I'm. A N Garfield
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oumrss Suits, great reduction Eiseman's, eth &
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- H9CsE CATEgsHP.-F FreJrnd. the we'll
y caterer win probably be chosen caterer OF
IS, restaurant he officers OF the House
- kentucky and Texas delegations arr said
b his favor. Hon Mr.. Stocksiager chair
the committee and at least two-thirC!s OF
nbefS OF the comEIttee on public buildings
oonde are also SAID 10 be for him He has
eAte1er Tor The perlOt OF tWenty-live ycarS.
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U3Bk ExcrRSIoS TICkETS-In view OF the in
g popularity or winter trips TO the seaside
- Flortda, and the demand for rOund-trip
- 20 the prominent resorts, the Pennsylvania
I'd company, commencing Tuesday January
VIII place on sale, at principal stations,
ION tickets 10 Cape Nay, cape May Po.ut.
&c C1fy, Old Point Comfort. Va. ana Jackson
k1ondA these excursion tickets VIII be en-
70 all the privileges Of other hrst-claSs tickets
limit the holder 70 stop on en- route where
1Rnege Is granted on other firSt-ciaSS tickets.
tx1rn coupons OF These tickets viii be ac-
unit Nay 3lst, 1881, except those 10 Jack
which, under certain circumstances, have
t3m1faflons details OF which. as well as q
- illustrated p amphlet containing rates
klate descriptive matter, can be obtained
uc4tloD 10 nearest ticket agent
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Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for Is cts

Trough on Toothaohe., instant relief. 15c.
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Nv RYE COMP. ION CoUGHS COLDS An
~ s9 q ~ s. NM RhuGGIsT. CORNER Is AND
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] coNGREssIoNAl TENPER.xcz SocIErY-Rar.

81 IN W. Chicsering Is IN the city engaged in
1gfeenth winters work In the cause OK Chris
- He@perance. He preached yesterday IA the
y Of the Reformation uutheran), on Capitol
lining the scrfptUr2l duty or physical self
~ and conservation. lying. as he said. at the
D1l30n OF virtue, as the gospel furnished mo-
A. 81 aid for all reform He has intiIate1 his
fon1Iou OF arranging for the confirmed organic
y q the old Congressional Temperance society
49, ne members OF the Forty -eighth Congress
y ~ = public celebration of It's hftIeth anniver-
~. ~ Hrst meeting having been held near Wash
oGonb birthday, February, 1883.
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Carsfairs, Mccall & Co.'s Orator Whisky
NaSaldine cures Catarrh, for 25 cts. I'm
Smokers try Dr. Carman's Dentala1d Wash.
Carstairs, Mccall d Co.'s Famous Pure Rye.
DIR. CRrman's Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath
Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky.
LundbOrg's Perfume, Edenia.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LuMdb0rg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley
"Alderney Dairy WagOns.o
Fresh Attorney Butter, cnurned every morning.
and delivered in nai-pound WARD prints SOC per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
MIX, SC per quart. Cream 15c. pint.
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WANTED-HELP.

WANTED-A COLORED BOY. ABOUT l6 YEARS
ply at &S9 It'll street northwest Its
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATEE.
e "A Happy New Year to All" IA
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81.
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST WEEK.
Washington indorses London New York and Boston in
pronCunc1ig
IN THE RANKS
The Most Magnificent production of the Present Gene
ration.
Every Evening at 8. Saturday Matinee at
EXTRA MATINEE EEw YEARS DAY AT q
Monday. Jan. 7........M Mr. JOSEPH JEFFERSON
HAVE 1 YOUR EYEe
EoRD's NEW YEARS WEEK.
GRAND NEW COMEDY COMBINATION.
NESDAI AND SATURDAY.
Usual cheap matinee prices.
Nlestayer and Barton's Com dy and Musical Absurdty
HIX'S FIX.
Ry comrany Of u,r.vaied comic reputation.
lncenta to the play RAILROAD deot scenes stage re-
ieaSals and limitations OF celebrities, including the
great tragedian
MIR. HENRY IRVING.
- On Monday. January 7, the and very successful
OPERA b. MIllocAer,
THE BEGGAR STUDENT
By Charles E. Ford's Comic Opera Company after 8
most brilliant success III the West and South. d31
FoRD's. THE MUSIC OF 1884
THE FIRST COMIC OPERA OF THE YEAR.
Mr.. Chas f. Ford has pleasure in announcing after
most successful perform III the West ard South.
the first production in Washington Of the finest Comic
Opera Of the season,
MILLOCKER'S BEGGAR STUDENT
The title role by MISS ALICE MAY
Misses BOCKEL REYNOLDS, Kissing. Messrs
BRANSON. CHAPMAN, RAYMOND CARLBERG
RosEMAN. BUNTING in the cast, with Brilliant
Chorus. in all Of 40 Singers
4, Tie sale Of seats will commence on THURSDAY at
the Opera House d3l-4t
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PROFESSIONAL.

THE ELITE VISIT DR. WHITES
Establishmenf, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue opposite
Wizards HOTEL for relief and avoidance Of Corns
Bunions Diseased Nails and other complaints Of the
feet. Established in Washington, D. C., In 1861 Fee
ance at residence except after p. m. di2
NINE, PAYM, 1ate q New Yorkl. -----
NJ MANICURE AND SURGEON CHIRCPODTST
Finger nails besuthed: hang nails and hti Of nails
cured: cornA bunfons ingrowing nails be-,
freated Single treatment Of either hands or feet S
looms and 946 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
separate omces for ladies' and gentlemen.
Handsome Manicure cases for the holidsya n11.2ms
MRs. n. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER AND
1 business Medium, has returned and taken her old
quarter. Ct 1904 18th street Northwest Were se Viii he
pleased % receive her many friends and patro
MADAM ROSS TIE LON0-FsTABITHFD RE-
~ Hshls Cntryoyant and Asrologist gives bett~ Rs
91ocoon 10 al Affairs ct lite than any one IA the proee
ed; ss s. tes P:st present md future dtpy vh
Dusine9. love and mstrmony. kesfdsnce. 1910 nth
eetreeS aeatnHesS Cszs pa9 IL dcoe. Consultation
ME- BROOKE TELLS All TIE EyTNTs OF
H. 1AEE Al p14ne. cqn1den4eA LAdin md Gem
teenen y csn6 eech 19L bstWon Cd md 6Eh
- = - se' - 5s11-90W. 3
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XsHnARxEr overcoats. Eisenan Bros. :. tn and E
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EOR SALE-BEAUTIFUI BUILDING LOT 1sJI7
y Nn by SIft on New Hsmpshire avenue nesr
pHpon6 Slrcle baTEaln to immediate purchaser " f.
BUREORD, 804 street northwest dal-3t
E,OR sALE-CHOICE BUILDING lots AT NOI-IT
- Peassnt Apply to e. II. I. LEOPOLD Attorney
1929 New York avenue fiS1 lur.'
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WANTED-AT THE MCPHERSON HOUSE COR
w ner OF 18th and streets waiter and fireman It,
WANTED-A COOK AND CHAMBERMAID: REF
w erenees required Apply 1t 1904 Q street north
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ADEMOISELLE BBUN. AN EXPERIENCED
'E Trench a. ache. has just opened chool Ion little
1itie IT va SIX 10 ten Ui Terms Tnairrate
Guod French pronunciation specially Every lay
from Ia n to D. IN. dsi-6,s
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

IyoR SALE FOR $3.50 Easy TfRlIs- WILL
bB IL s-room dwelling good lot to alley, With static
fTusl. Hunsy yania avenue. in nd y
TTr clnt investment. ". l.. BUkE ORD. sOs strs>t
northwest tSl-at
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-ERAAN TAUGHT To CHILDREN AND GROWN
" persons in CLASSES and riSate LESSONS by n native
trf'r tgT15 Tsl,luu a speciality. Adlrss in r. sI3
o'l ief'0 IA -l.i'N'Nt. u-s-lm-
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DIs CHfnsiM's UeH(aIalu Ittln, GUNS, BreatE
Ask your Grocer for the Orator Rye Whisky
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WANTED-wOMAN SERVANT FOR PITTS BURG
W Pa Way paid For this tisy,l0 white. 20 coloret
COOKS, chsmberma;ds, nurses half grown girls anG
boys 926 street NV. PRICE & CoOMBS, Licensed
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