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AUCTION SALES.
IUTtRE DAYS.



NAITtbLE BUILDING lot. o. TFfE SOUTH SID
or 10 SHEET BIN j.i-% fIis-t h,D SECOND
STEftfS NOETIfFt-t. AT AUCTION
TIN III. ISIS 81 FIVE p-.II+'k III front q IT, ~
lremist>. shall sll the We h5!f 81 Lot 2R In-sA
SSiuaTt - having front - alast - fat by depth Of
about It1 tft CnltsfTi- .r ~IIGTt feet Of PrUEDd
Term. On--half cash i,iis5,- Il SIX and lively,
months with notes irsJi- interest. asid secuFtd by
de-tl tri.. t convey ~ az i';ily S,T rs cost So
THOMAS DOWNING.
oS-Gt A1ctiOneer.
(tHtN, EET ssIE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEErY THRU AID TWENTY -FGt-kTII
sTHEEIH NORTHWEST. BEING, HOUSE No
BY vir : decree 81 :i,a supreme Court ~ the *.
J)stF3i "- 'F,uuila hpliilr Fls7itv Court Sc
l~' m trF second day C{ October ISs III ems. 4z-k
No -f4' - IS. wherein tI"u--t. Cs1f@isT Guardian
l. pIn tlI 2t. Htry = E'-h ct - ar defendants Trio
TENTH i,AI OF 1CfOBEt; lisa AZ FIVE O'CLOCK
y N ~ tEallr auction l. ffr:t tFe Trclnises sli
fe fCtrHf.2 ts.rl.sd T5 c.tate b'rg part lot II,
IL s'tar- 81 tye7nEing e. ihe the northeast
corner 81 IL II Thence running waSt along street
north ~ it inches thitCe solth iDI ft II inches,
thence e. Us feet H.. hos. tiencc north 10s feet IL
feet
Terms Cf sal prcscriI.a v deere One half of thu
purC hae' at.cY III cash cs.i fs i-.iacG year
mum a1i. cured by ,i.t ri trast upon the property
sold, al sa~B. ST option uf 'tTtir. deposit Of
500 rfggrtti SHE Tin ir-- the riXilt
reaf 4i. resell til property 40 the cost pEIr-
chase after fy days H. III Ia .. event OF purchaser
faiiIu comply with the t-T1~ of IL within ten days
after day safe All .. cost az purchaser
JOHN & CLARKE j rt-Trt a!g = stree. N N
DJ NNNt'N ilsUS-. A.. tfiseTS. Oi-1;Sls
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SrcuRrggyg a Eeen Loss Bz Byna1ARr,
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVE.
erpetuai Charter act of Congress January Odd 1867
tents SAFES for $5 to $50 year. and takes all kinds
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER, President.
CHARLES c. GLOVER of Riggs Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSEIIS, Treasurer "
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT Secretary.
C.E. NyInan, Asst Sec'y.
BENJAMIN P Snyder Charles c. Glover =
John CaSsels Henry A Willari
ALBEIT L. Sturteyant, Thomas Evans,
John G. PaIke. au13
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Coolest Night of the Season.

DESTRUCTION OF CROPS.
PORT JERvIS, N. Y, Oct. 5-Last night was the
coolest thus lar for this season, the thermometer
falling as low as go. This morning white frost
covered everything and ice half an inch thick had
formed. All the crops not killed by the Septem-
Der frost are now destroyed. Many grapes In the
Delaware valley are frosted. The buckwheat and
corn crops are total failure. The drOuth made
them late and the frost destroyed them.
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FURNISH PARLOR SUITE UPHOLSTERED IN
k kaMcz SILK , ,nl SPRING :, SEA AND BACK.
BKARY TABLE. BoQgET TABLES. LANIBRE-
GUMS: CURTAINS AND CORNICES, TURKISH
LOUNGES, PLUSH OTTOMANS. PLUSH CHAIRS
SOFAS WALNUT FRAME MANTEL MIRRORS,
VI GAi my , EnX1TnEiS s, TABLE, DINING
HEAVILY CARVED BOUFFET MARBLE-ToP
MlRROR BACK, FOUR WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITES, SPRING BEDS. WALNUT BEDSTEADs.
BUREAUS: WARDkOBES AND WASHSTANDS,
MALNuT DRESSING CASE, DRESSING STANDS,
WHATNOTS. CENTER TABLES FANCY MAT
TING, BODY BRUSSELS. PARLOR HALL. AND
STAIR CARPETS, TAPESTRY, INGRAM AND
OTHER CARPETS. KITCHEN UTENSILS sc.
On TUESDAY, OCTOBER NINTH, at TEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall sell, at residence No 1125 10th
street northwest the above described household effects
which partially and worthy the atten-
ton Of buyers. WALTER b. WILLIAMS i Co,
o5-3t AuctioneerS.
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MoiHe Herald, q little white Girl. who lives on
street, was attacked BY Q vicious bun dog on
6th street, near Howard university. last evening
ana Aao 0er left hano ana arm badly lacerated.
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TOMORROW.
vTyHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer

ONE SI-PERB TRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR,
FOUR IfiR MIRRORS ONE CfIICKFRING
THRkE-CORNER GRAND PIANO. SEVERAL
OTHER VERY GOOD PIANOS VERY HAND
SOME PARiyOE SETS FANCY CHAIRS COUCH
Is FINE black WALNUT CHAMBER FURNI-
TURE MARBIE-TOP TABLES BRUSSELS AND
INGRAM CARPETS SMYRNA AND OTIiER
RUGS. MAI.NLT WARDROBES. PAINTED COT
TAGE FURNITURE. HAIR AND EUSk MAT
IRESsES ZINE EXTENSION DINING TABLES
DlNIf,G CHAIRS. COOKING AND HEATING
STOVES. TOGETHER WITH A GREAT OIJAN-
THY OF OTHER HOU SEHOLD EFFECTS.
Also.
ONE LARtIE HORSE. SUITABLE FOR COUPE. CAR
- RIAGES. BUt5iI les AND WAGONS
ON SAT- ltpAI MORNING. OCTOBER SIXTH 1893
AZ ZEN O'CLOCK, shall sell within and in front of
my an IOliis offensive assortment of house
h' tS lil@ most OF it IL from elegant residence
ON n sttttf THOMAS DOWNING.
ot+--i Auctiouetr
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TEIREASURY DEPARTMENT.
III vi

WASHINGTCN, ID. c., October 4th, 1883
AUCTION SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
On WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF OCTO-
BEE: 1888 COMMENCING at TEN O'CLOCK A. M,
the Treasury department. viii sell the White Lot "
an accumulation OF nnsevicable government property,
consisting of Awnings, Baskets, Brushes, Carpets
Chairs Clocks. Curtns, Desks, Mating. Bugs, Stoves
Waters Coolers, &c. &C
Terms Cash ut the sale
o5-3t A WEBSTER Chief CLERK
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AUCTION SALES.
BOWLING, Auetioneer.

ONE TwO-HORSE ENGINE AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. lIo.morrow), OCTOBER SIXTH
1888, at TWELVE O'CLOCK, in front of my Auction
order. If
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RO OF AA L Wood, China Leather,
RRR Wy A L &C. solid as rock Hard
RO O AAA L as adamanti FIRM AS
r 90 Y A ALILLGRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elastic
s G + e f. ssai.a a,, Giant Es s%Heas q: y
= ScGG r., U u E Absolutely Unbreakable
GGG LII UU EEEand Ineeparable! No


tion-always ready-Always LIQUID! Mends Marble
Stone Patches Leather and Rubber Goods Brio e.
Prs s Je.eEy Metals Billiard Cue Tins and Cloth Gard
every KIND, Book Backs, Earthenware and everything
eise Win everlasting 1nseparable tenaaty!
Fine Carriage and Pianos and Cabinet Makers Scroll
Mailed only BY the manufacturers
j. y. OMEARA& CO., 1347 Pa ave- Waslington D. C.
Live Agents wanted everywhere. Sold by Druggists
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The Chisholm Wife Murder.
THE PRISONER ON THE STAND AGAIN.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct. Sin the trial of John
Chisholm, for wife murder, to-day, the defense
rested. The state offered more testimony OF CHS
homs cruelty to bis wife, and called the prisoner
his wife stood at the time when the alleged
struggle for the pistol occurred, nor what
her position was when she was Shot
holm's statement OF the words he uttered at the
time of the shooting. Deputy Sheriff Davis testi-
fed to his opinion that the pistol could not have
exploded in the manner described by the prisoner
County Physician Hewlett testified that there was
no powder on the body OF the deceased, and that
the pistol must have been further distant than
was claimed by Chisholm. Counsel for the de-
tense then began to sum up the case. and said
that Chisholm had been proved innocent OF cruelty
towards his wife, and that his account of the
shooting was reasonable Counsel urged the jury
tOincl1ne to the side OF mercy. The case is ex-
pected to be given to the Jury tomorrow morning
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GR1MAuLr & Co.'s
MATICO CAPSULES

Are warranted to effect rapid in the most
es OF private They do not faue the stom
Will be found safe and effective remedy. --
3aZ2-tu&t1y SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA "RRp MrN.r-The comm

''"Sf
sioner OF internal revenue said to-day that the
statements recently made In the United States
court at Wheeling, w. Va, that an organiz alton
known as "Re1 Men, had for its object the rro.
lection OF Illicit distillers, and that United
states gauger named Marion Howes was az its
head, and had been leyylng taxes on the s.muon-
Sinners" would be investigated by the revenue
olncers. He said that he had received no informa.
tlon confirming the statements referred to- but
OUT mat he regarded them sum GENTLY I'm.
portant 10 be Investigated.
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JEREMIAH mexican has been appointed post
master at Boise City, Idaho, vice John A. Post,
resigned
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yNALTEE + WILLIAMS K Co Aurtioneers
w N.s- luDl and 1913 P.nna ave. cornar 10Th st

EXTENSIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Ihl~SlI4S INGRAM AND OTHER GARPE TS
EELGNttISG TO PARTIES DECLINING HOUSE
kEEiTNG
Or SAT i'lDAY. OCTOBER SIXTH commencing at
TN O'CLOCK A. NJ. shall IL st SPACIOUS
serooGs general assortment % Household Goods
named IN l.art-
Elegant iaIlpr Suite upholstered in silk brocatelle
Pasi0r Suites. upholstered i'll embossed plush.
Elegant tier Mirror. walnut frame.
Easy ChEr,. lounges.
CottJe1r Furniture, i;labUH-tis.
Nall,I. Extension Tables. Dining Chairs
Har and tiJ4sk Mattresses.
Walnut Bookcases. Walnut and Oak SiIeboards
Brussels, In2Taii and ether Carpets
Heating and other Stoves.
AI ssCrlla!eDus collection of Second hand Goods
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS x co.
huctioneerS.
No post ronenrnt OF account of rain Oi-2t
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MADRID. Oct 5.-The Ibe''i0 Denies upon Official
authority, the statement OF the Correspondence
that the Due de Fernan-Nunez, the Spanish am
bassador at Paris will be instructed to leave his
post unless the French government makes a more
satisfactory declaration concerning the insulting
reception OF King Alfonso In Paris.
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THE "OTTO" GAS ENGINE

Requires no boiler avoids an exrensive attendance
no loss 81 time no banding Of fuel and no ashes Is
Elevators, Sewing Machines, Mess Chopper Printing
ana Presses Coffee Mills Roastes Paper
runs with extrsme soothneas and regularity q speed
p0ss e s tne .esss npnhor Of working peEh and
For psrticnl.rs g prices. 10. apply ae 0mne Of
"ssMnston Gas 4ASht CD jyl3
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No pos!ponement OF account of rain
HITCH FOX BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'

AUCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IMPROVED
iRo 9 on \ STREET. BETWEEN TWELFTH
MD THIRTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH 1888 at ~,
HALF FAST -FOUR O'CLOCK T. d., il trout of #a
the PR misses will sci at public auction them
t1hrse,-story brick dwelling, No: 1225 n street.
The house has large back building and contains IL
Lot has frontage Of 20 It, by depth of ZIG #
6 lthGs - " Az
L ris made known at time of sale All con,pyancine
at cost # rurchaser deposit of 500 required at
tIn" OF sale IL terms of sale complied with in
sven days, the property will be sold at risk and cost of
dtfaJtng purchaser after five days ADVERTISEMENT
FITCH. FOX X BROWN
- 1887 PenIsyl yauia avenue
d. Il. tbiDN ELL, Auctolcsr. OI-iylS
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General Foreign News by Gable.

AFRAID OF NIHILISTS AT TURGUENIEFF'S FUNERAL
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct 5.-The government has
received anonymous letters giving information
that formal deputat1On of n1hiliSS will attend
the funeral OF NJ. Turgueniefr. Extensive pre-
cautions are being taken by the authorities, with
view to prevent any demonstration upon the
occasion OF the funeral
BRITISH CLAIMS AGAINST FRANCE.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Brittsh merchants engaged In
trading with Madagascar are forwarding to Lord
Granville, secretary OF state for foreign affairs,
claims against France for damages, because their
goods are not allowed to be landed at Tamatave.
IRISH VENGEANCE COMMITTEE.
The Dublin correspondent Of the Globe saws an
1nv1nc1ble vengeance committee has been formed
to hunt down all informerS. The committee has
paid spies throughout the British colonies and in
North and South America
EORwAY'S IMPEACHED MINISTRY.
CHR1STIANA, Oct 5.-The trials OF members OF
the Norwegian ministry who have been 1mpeached
by the supreme tribunal have been postponed until
the list OF December.
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AJrrcrn DySprc.pn m TUE Npw r,r,,

ALLEGED DISREGARD OF THE NEW CIVIL SER
VICE RULEs.-Clvil Service Commissioner Eaton
Is In New York. and while there will investigate
the charges brought against L. S. Appraiser
Ketchum of appointing clerks and employees In
disregard OF the new civil service rules. II is re-
ported that several cases similar to that OF Gen.
ketchum have recently come to light In the de-
partmeuts
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THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY IINE-
Lieut. f. N. Abbot, OF the engineer corps, who ar
rived In Washington to-day, has been directed by
the Secretary OF War to run the boundary lines
between Maryland and Virginia, at the request OF
the governors Of those states.
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DISTRICT COMMISSIONER WEST on THE MILITIA
Observation-Disclosures Commissioner West, In con.
Vtrsaton with reporter OF THE STAR upon the
%natter OF the status OF the District militia stated
that 1t was no purpose OF his to interfere with the
present organization OF the several volunteer COM
pAnfeS but he thought 1t should be clearly under
stood by all who were invested with suparior au.
thority, In case the militia should be- called out SO
that there might be no clashing OF powers
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The New York. S,ock yr,r,,c,
Name.

the following are the opening and closing prices
or the New York Stock Market to-day. as reported
by special wire TO III. III. Dodge, ss9 18th street:
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PMvArE Stock IELEGRAru VINES
II. ii. DODGE,

Bond stocks and Investment Securities Bought and
SOLD Commission
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IMPROVEMENT OF SCHOOL HOUSE oI

inspector Of buildings to grade and enclose the
grounds connected with the High, Henry, webster,
Gales. Anal0stan. Tenleytown. Hamilton, Force
work Will be done before the cold weather sets In
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II ON(i WOOD-SPRUCE PINE, 81: OAK s.. R.-
Il kerS' Pine. 3. 80: Hickory 81 Sawed and split-
Pine s-5: Oak 81; Hickory, 1913 GEO. CREVE-
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Greatly REpucEp PRrcEs

ON ALL WINTER WRAPS.
SEATON PERRY
0UCCEssOR TO PERRY BRoTHER
HAS g. 1M MAE , DOWN, ALL WINTER SILK AND
cLo ossR % AM RAGkETs NyERWMIAIRKET Is
SUCH FIGURES as WILL INSURE THEIR
REDUCTION Now 70 LATER IN THE SEASON
The STOCK Us REPLETE WITH ALL THE LATEST
Paris STYLES IN WINTER WRAPS AND EARLY
PURCHASERS WILL SECURE THE CHOICE
ELEGANT STOCK FLYONS SILK vELvETS. RAD.
LINERS, OTTOMANS, SATINS BROCADES. RIA
DANES, AND GROS GRAIN SILKS IN BLACK
AMP ALL COLORS. FOR DAY AND EVENING
PERINOT's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF EMBROIDERED AND
FANCY SILK ANDLINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
LADIES SILK HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
TABLIERS.
FRENCH ,BRSo2AADc1orHs AND TR1coTs FOR La
LARGEST LINE OF GENUINE INDIA sHAwLs
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
eKEANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS "SPE-
r gEsPEcI 4 APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
81 CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
eB-OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS,
SEATON PERRY.
Perry BUILDING
pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1870 d22
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Persons who are In the habit OF becoming intoXi-
Gated and pleading that fact, with the added claim
that they did not know what they were about, as
an excuse for any wrong-dOing committed while
under the influence of liquor, find the sand Slip
ping from under their feet, it were In the light
OF some recent judicial decisions Oh the subject.
One OF the most Important of these is that OF
Judge Davis, or New York, who lately held that
the man who commits q crime while intoxicated
Is equally guilty with sober man committing
tAe same offence as he is responsible for the act of
getting drunk. This Is both sound law and good COM
mon sense. No man has the legal or moral right
10 put himself in condition where he becomes
dangerous to community, and, If plea of drunken
ness We're allowed as an excuse for crime, all an
intending law-breaker need to do would be to fill
himself with bad whiskey before undertaking
such offences against law as he might choose u
commit.
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CARTER,S-

Moan WALKER & Co.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Afford the seeker after Holiday presents opportunity
to select article which fail to be lasting
q the me oyER SACK or the H SE EN- MIRkET
Hisb OF Is either for ress or business
MAKE the outlay trntns in comparison to the beneht
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BOYS SUITS are the delight of Young America, and
the Children's overcoats are q surprise for beauty
and cheapness
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Never had larser stock than at present nor more
attractive selection of desirable goods
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
625 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Go3ps both in Clothing and Mems furnishing bO.r
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
d17-2w COS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
1878. CUvEEs
BoUCHE, Fills CO.
81 #fsHsssR e e. &: s. sRS s''
These well known brands Of Champagne are euaran-
teed to be from the Vintage of 1875 which has produced
tie finest Champagnes of the past Is years
For saleby
BARBOUR d HAMILTON
THOS. RUSSELL.
d17-3m
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-LAcr NrckwrAn,

The P.lss Royal is Offering an Importers Stock of
Lace Fichus and scarfs at Wholesale prices.
A SINGLE ARTICLE AT WHOLESALE PRICE
Lot n-25 doz Spanish Lace Fichus and Scarfs heavy
silk, full size. CSC. general retail price Al IS
Lot I'D doz ansk Spanish Lace Fichus and scarfs
extra size $l.35, which is nearly half usual
price.
Lot 2-SO dog. asik Lace Fchus and Scarfs in escu-
rial" Spanish beautiful designs in heavy
silk, S243 and 326S. We could name more
than ono store in this city who ask $50 for
the same goods
Lot $50 doz. Handrun Spanish Lace Fichus and
Scarfs In cream and black. These goods are
truly works of art, )" and though they cost
from S375 to S15 each, they are better value
than we have hitherto been able to give
CHINA SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.
Lot " comprises 125 doz Gents extra size China Silk
dandkerchiefs, very beautiful quality Of silk
We offer the lot at 75c and 9sc, each Of which is
much below usual prices for the quality we Offer
Lot 80 comprises 100 doz Fans in Ostrich Satin and
Silk. with pearl. ivory and tortoise shell sticks
specially cheap Fan is Satin beautifully
hand-painted with ivory sticks. for 9sc each
Our White Ostrich Fan for S34 60 is worth $50
EErFF ALA ,ssss En$k orAE
ssss ILL.,
-, 1117-111o PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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BOSTON HOT HOUSE CUcUMBERs.
IL " TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capons.
Chickens and Turkeys.
Sweet Breads.
:" sfloaSt Beef
Susquehanna Canyas-back Ducks.
Red Head Ducks
Diamond Back Terrapin
AT the PALACE MARKET, Corner I4th street and
New York avenue
d21 FRANK j. TIBBETS
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BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS.
Just ReceiTed at BAUArS BOOK DEPARTMENT
thousands of Books, which guarantee to furnish
Lower than any book-store in the city These Books
either In sets sngly, include the best standard Au
thors in History, Biography and Fiction well as the
Latest Publications in choice Literature fine line of
Illustrated Books, including
Poe's Raven illustrated by Dore
Dante's Inferno, illustrated by Dore
Paradise Lost, illustrated by bore.
Don Quixote, illustrated by Dore
Bible Gallery, illustrated by Dore
Triumphe de Cupdon illustrated oy Henry Tossov
Uzane's Fan, illustrated by Paul Avril
Uzanes Su1shade, &c, Illustrated by Paul AvriI.
The finest assortment Of Juvenile Books ever offered
In thscity. ~
Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymnals
Christmas Cards. New Years Cards TOYS Games &c
BAUM'S BOOK DEPARTMENT.
"a 4l6 7th street northwest
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HAspson. BRoc.Dr SILKS

EVENING SHADES, CREAM PINK AND LIGHT
BLUE reduced from 81 so to 81 90
FINE FRENCH DRESS GOODS. TRIcOTE AND
Fine Cloth Suitine 90 inches widel ali pure
81 Special bargain ~ e ~
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON one yard
and a-quarter wide. reduced from 2lc to la,sr
S1LKSi SILKS! SlLkSi Cheapest Silks I'm Washing
ton. Black Silks reduced from 81 70 5cts BlaISles
reduced from 81 IS TO 81 Black Silks reduced frnn
81 50 TO 81 Is Black silks reduced from ~ TO Al o
Colorej silks reduced from 81 to 75c. Cold silks
reduced from 81 IS to 81 and Colored silks riunti
from 81 IS TO 81. Is Special Bargains.
BLANKETS all pure. fine wool large size lowest cash
value $500. reduced to $500.
ONE HUNDRED 600 Pieces of beautiful New STYLE
DRESS GOODS lactual cash value 25c.l, reduced TO
15c.
HANDSOME BROCADE VELVET (Garnet) cheap nj
$500, reduced 10 81 so
COL0RED CASEMERES, wide double width, pure
WOOL reduced from soc. 10 37Isc.
CARTER'S.
ala I'll MARKET STAGE
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The di5sension in the democratic party on the
tariff question is regarded in party councils as O
very serious one, and the leaders studying out
solution that shall commend the organization to
popular support next year. 1t is to bring the two
wings OF the party closer together that the fhfa-
deiphia reception to Speaker Carlisle has been ar
ranged for next month. At this time he is to be
the guest OF the Commonwealth Club of Philadel-
pha, and under these auspices Will meet the repre-
sentative men Of that city and of Pennsylvania
and the protection states generally. Mr.. Carlisle
In his remarks on taking the chair, promised to
pursue cautious policy as to revenue changes and
will no doubt have the wisdom Of such q course i'm
pressed upon him at the Philadelphia conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-26

There Is feeling af0at In Washington that It
might be well for NJ George Bliss 10 clear his skirts
CT the suspicion that he has not tried very hard TO
convict the star route thieves. or some OF them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-26

The weather yesterday was not OF the most cheer
ful sort for Christmas festivities but the gloom out
doors perhaps Father heightened by contrast the
enjoyment OF the good cheer within comfortable
well-waTmed homes. But it was a blue day for the
hungry, shivering poor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-26

ABSOLUTELY PuRn
No. Rye Whisky. s. so per gallon Monticello Whisky
W gallon. 75c; quart bottle; Arlington Whisky I'll
Whisky. q GAL 81 ct bottle; Cushing Process
Sherry Wine Hoilander Gin by the bottle 90 Sesni
John. dl5-lml McGEEiS. 9th near b street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-26

HOLIDAY Goops.
Ladies and Gentlemens Collar and Cuff Boxes Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Glove and Handkerchief Cases La
dies and Gentlemen's Toilet Cases. Ladies and GEN
tlemen's Pocket Companions; Gentlemen's Dressing
Cigar and Cigarette Cases: Gold and Silver Handle
Umbrellas and Canes: Gentlemens Morning Robes
and Breakfast Jackets in Silk. Cashmere. Cloth and
other materials. in all the new shades
Handsome assortment of Neckwear in Caudents Puffs
Tecks and De Joinve Scarfs Four in hand and
other styles of Ties Gloves of all kinds lined and
unlined; Suspenders new line. just opened Hosi-
cry, in Silk, Cashmere, Merino, and Cotton; Hand
kerchefs in Silk and Linen and many other articles
not necessary to MENTION to be found in our general
stock.
Take pleasure In requesting inspection of goods
as they all this seasons purchase and marked
prices with view to ready sale
W. S. TEL,
dis 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE