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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Annusen,cnfs. &c. To.Niya,t.

An1usencslfs. &c, Tonight.
-FORDs OPERA HOUSE--Mr. Frederick Warde as
VrgiHits.
NATIONAL THEATER--"The ROmany Rye"
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Grizzly Adams Combi-
nation and varieties.
DINE MUsEUM-Noyel performance and interest
In curiUS ties.
ODD FELLOWS HALL - Prof. Carpenters mes
neric performance.
ROLLER SKATING RINK--AsSembly at O'Clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHCRCH.-Mr. Ragan's Illus
Waited lecture on "Paris, the Magnificent"
MARIXIS HALL--Sacond plano recital by the Gel
ebrate German pianist, Prof. Faelten assisted by
Mrs. Florence Rice-KnoX
JEFFERSON SCHoOI. BUILDING South Washing
ton).-HdrIing Hurts combination OF art ana
music.
ABSER's HtLI--Thirty annual ball of the
WlnneoaGO Tribe, No g. L. o. K NJ
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The Grand Jury and the Citizens, Conn
mistce.

WITNESSES SUMMONED FOR THE INVESTIGATION
1t was stated in Saturdays STAR that the grand
Jury found that day an Indictment against Thomas
Donahue, New York avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets, on the charge OF receiving stolen goods.
Late In the afternoon bail was given for his APP
pearance in the sum OF 81 500 eX-Detectfve George
o. Miller becoming his surety. That this is not
the last case the grand jury Will have from the
CIT ZenS' comm ttee Is evident from the fact that
several or the witnesses before them last week
have been reSummoned for this week.
The witnesses summoned for to-day were Dock
Palmer, OF F street; Henry Lacey and Chas. Gay
but the latter being understood to be out of the
city was returned non est. Palmer and Lacey were
before the grand jury to-day.
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true romance in real life recently took place In
Louisville, KY. The circumstances were these
Miss Alcene Vanderespt, the beautiful and accom-
pnShed daughter OF our well known and esteemed
druggist, had well known young gentleman. also
OF Louisville paying her attentions. and both being
possessed OF speculative spirit, and unknown to
the other, purchased a 81 ticket in the Common
wealth Distribution Company. 1t 80 happened
that each took a half ticket with the same num-
Der, ana when the drawing terminated they had
drawn s., 600 each. their number having drawn the
$4,000 prize. When the young gentleman called
to tell his good fortune his surprise was great to
IND his sweetheart was also entitled to congratu-
latlons. OF course wedding soon followed, for 1t
was self-ev:dent they were intended for each
other and the young gentleman is now the owner
OF a prosperous business, and ut his request we
refrain from giving his name Also Now let all
Next Fe go ana 40
$112, 400 Capital prize. $50, COO Tickets, only 81
Send your order Immediately to r N. Boardman,
Louisville. XIV.
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A Maryland Sensation.

ESCAPE FROM JAIL OF A MAN CHARGED WITH CON-
sPIRACY IN A POISON CASE.
Nathan 8. Chance. who was lodged in the Jail at
Rdgely, Md, last Tuesday, charged with con-
spiracy in the poisoning Of Martin Beachamp, and
who had confessed to conversation held with
Ahern, in which Ahern had offered him $40 to
commit some act which he would not disclose.
escaped from jail last Friday afternoon, and it is
believed IS now in Delaware, out of the reach OF
the officers OF the law. He had employed counsel
to sue out a writ OF habeas corpus for his release
on ball. but did not wait for the result of an appca
ton to court to get outside the prison bars rtin
Beachamp, wealthy farmer OF Denton, died sud-
denly on New Years eve Rumor had previously
connected the names OF Mrs Beachamp, a daugh-
ter OF ex-Judge Linden and James Ahern, a young
man OF the nefghborhOOd. The remains of Bea-
champ were disnterred, and the stomach being
sent to Baltimore chemists, an analysis disclosed
traces OF arsenic. Mrs Beachamp is a pretty
woman, about thirty years old
CHANCE RECAPTURED.
dispatch to the Bait more american from
Hillsboro, Nd, says that the prisoner with Others
was taken out for exercise on Sheriff Coho's wood
pile. He caught the guards back turned and
leaped the fence The sheriff was out all night
with his deputies, but did not come up with The
fugitive until noon Saturday. He caught him
making for Delaware.
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JURY-FIxERs CAUGHT.-A sensation has been
created in New York by the arrest OF VIM. T.
McGrath, a lawyer; Patrick Cunningham, regis
tering clerk in the ONCE OF the commissioner OF
Jurors; Alfred j. Keegan, deputy commissioner Of
jurors and James n Jarvis assistant deputy
commissioner OF Jurors. McGrath Is accused Of
having bribed the other three to leave the names
or certain citizens of the Jury lists and the three
others are accused OF having accepted brides. II
the charges against the four men are proved true
sands OF citizens of New York, including many
conspicuous people, have escaped jury duty by
the payment OF sums greatly in excess of the fine
imposed by law for non-attendance. The profits
OF this business Commissioner OF Jurors Caulfeld
puts at $100, 100 year.
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AssIGNEE's SALE.-The entire stock OF Mr. b. Sill
verber0, 312 1tl street northwest consisting OF q
full line OF picture frames, brackets, baSke
els, pocket-b0OkS,s books, albums. scrap books,
vases, toilet sets and fancy glass ware. silver
plated ware, lamps, oil paintings and eagrdv.ngS,
gold and rolled plate jewelry, japanese goods,
games. and very large stock OF dolls and toys, is
now being sold at private sale at and below cost
Those desiring bargains should not fail to call
Zachariah TObriner, assignee.
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SouvERA1N
HENRIOT q CO.. ESTAB

u n A II p GN T.
THE OLDEST AND BEST WINE. FOR SALE IN
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
THOMAS RUSSELL.
VIM. SHOEMAKER.
b. W. REEDS sons
J. h. MAGRUDER.
A. DOUGLAS.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
RIGGS HOUSE.
EBBITT HOUSE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
NATIONAL HOTEL.
WORMLEY'S HOTEL.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
ST. MARC HOTEL.
wELCKER's RESTAURANT.
J. F. CHAMBERLAIN.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
ARLINGTON HOTEL.
HARVEY Z HOLDEN, Penns. avenue
HORACE
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND
1an1-nl. th6w
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The recent fires in the Newhall House, Mflwau.
kee; sturtevant House, New York, and Planters
House, ST. Louis. causes anxious travellers to ask
the above question; SO also is the above question
asked by purchasers Of lottery tickets is the lot
terry drawing fair, is it able TO pay the prizes
chances good to win a fortune The Common
wealth Distribution Company, of Louisville, can
truth1ully answer yes, to all the above interroga-
only g. Address R. u. Boardman. Courier-Journal
Building, Louisville Ky.
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EARLY this morning Officer Morgan found the
door OF the unOccupied Store-rooU, corner l0t.l
and q streets northwest, open, ana, on examine
ton, 1t was found that the door had been forced
open. The owner OF the premises was notified.
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Pensacola has been connected with the Apa-
lachcola river by the completion OF the Pensacola
and Atlantic railroad.
An attempt was made Saturday night by some
unknown person to murder w. b. Cash, son OF
Col E. b. Z. Cash, the South Carolina duelist, by
firing two pistols at him through the Window
While seated in his room at hotel in Lancaster,
South Carolina.
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Affairs IN West Washington.

MRS. A. B. RUDDs FUNERAL. from 1925 p street
was attended Saturday afternoon by all the lead
ing kent uckianS in the District, and throng of
Diners. MesSrS WatterSOn. Proctor Knott and
Senators Johnson and voorhees, were among the
pall.bearers. Rev. Fathers Kelly and Roccofort
olilciated, and Senator voorhees, paid tribute to
the memory OF the deceased.
PERsONAL--Mr. F. L. Moore has returned from
his Florida trip much benefited in health.
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Mr.. IF. G. Look

A Public BenefactOr!
DR.. Bull Why7 Because he discovered the won
derful DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ntnslows 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-fa1ltng success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea, gripping
in the bowels and wird collie BY giving health
to the Child II rests the mother. Price Is cents
bottle mWS
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Alexandria Affairs.
Re ported for The EVENING STAR

UNITED STATES CouRT.-The February term of
the United States court is fixed for tomorrow, at
the courtroom In the U. S. building here. Tn
Jurors summoned to attend are as follows: Alex
andria-Ewd. Hughes. Stephen Swain, VIM. Trip.
Fairfax county,: L. Detwclller, Walter Walton,
john Troth, VIM. Holland, John Ballenger, Valen-
Iihe Baker; Loudoun county-Peter A. Fry, DAM
T. Hoge, Chas. W. Johnson, Noble B. Peacock, R
r Walker. Prince William county-Rich Stokes.
D. NJ: Willis, c. A. SNOWFALL. Fauquier county
W. E. Gaskins. Andrew Chinn and John A. Spill
man.
SUNDAY SERvICEs-The disagreeable weather
yesterday did not prevent good congregations at
d9e CHURCHES The oldslde Baptists held worship
at their rooms on Fairfax street, Elder A. B. Fran
CHS preaching: All the other pulpits OF the city
Were occupied by the pastors. The Christian AS
ISOLATION services. which change with each Sum-
day, were held at the Fairfax street Presbyterian
church. Revival services continued at the NJ. E.
church.
CORPORATION CouRr-The city county Judge.
n b. Meade, opened its February term this MORN
Ing and was occupied with motions in civil cases.
morning, Nathan Hull, colored arrested by Of1icer
Ogden, is held, charged with stealing meat from
Mr.. Rodgers; Franza Arlington, white. arrested
John Kelly, OF New York, also charged with dis
ORDER There were six dodgers
REPoRTER's NoTEs-Very few Washingtonans
came down yesterday. The Alexandria Light
Infantry, Capt. Mushbach, is gaining in numbers
ana Improving In drill under his command, and
one OF the finest dress parades ever made by VOL
unteer corps in this state. The canal Will open
this year much earlier than usual, and it is ex-
pected that boats will be arriving here before the
list OF March. THE Washington and Western
railroad hands along the line OF that road were
paid of on Saturday -. The shpyards will shortly
put additional hands at work. sides the vessels
now on the stocks much repair work Is being done.
A large barge from Philadelphia reached Agnews
yard on Saturday for repair, and a barge came
Gown from Washington for the same purpose. 80.
inc police report that among the dodgers recently
at the station house there have been many per-
sons much less rough in manner than the tramps
that generally take the hard benches OF the sta
ton for nights lodging. 1t is not thought that
for the present, at least, any change Will be made
IN the method OF making gas at the city works. -.
The city councils meet tomorrow night
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Mr.. Charles R. Thorne, IT,, the actor, died in
New York Saturday. aged Is years.
H. Damala Sarah Bernhardt's husband) will
retire from the stage He is arranging for the
formation Of foreign legion TO serve in Africa.
The dentists and physicians are engaged In q
bitter night IN Buffalo, N. Y, because one OF the
latter declared as the result OF post mortem ex:
animation that q young druggist died from the
effects OF swallowing a tooth Milling.
The sheet mill OF the Reading iron works inden-
nitely suspended work on Saturday, throwing 500
men out OF employment Dizziness In the trade Is
assigned a. the cause
The steamship 6chiedam, which arrived at Am.
sterdam February 8 reports having passed the
Red Star steamer Nederland at nm. fehruarY
10 miles west Of Lizard Point
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Mr.. b. SCOTT, JR., ART AUCTIOSgER, OF Phila-
delphia, has made arrangements with MeSSrS.
Walter b. Williams Il Co, auctioncers, for a sale
OF fine oil paintings, at gallery, No. 913 street
northwest. Full particulars VIII he given In a
future advertisement,
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MI. F. G. LOOkefman.
OF West Washington. says: II have tested Browns
Iron Bitters. and md that as tonic 1t IL all that
Is claimed for it
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PERMITS 70 BUILD.


81. johnson. repair frame 52c nth street south.
west; 500 o., Horace Paine, erect frame dwelling
ncial ASSOCIATE ton, repair frame 1140 18th street
northwest; sao0 Thomas E Waggaman, erect
7th and and streets northwest rt 81 600 ''n anu
THE ELKs' ANN1vERsARY.-The Washington
Lodge OF Elss celebrated their first anniversary at
Abner's hail last night with supper and social
gathering. Among those who contributed to the
evenings entertainment were Mr.. Conway, of the
Growers, who sang comic songs; Mr. Lewis
O'Shaughnessy, an Elk of Cincinnati lode, who re-
VIOLIN soo by Xerer 2!
Messrs; smlta. Daniel; foresnan ana Adams;
recitation by Frederick B. Warde; song, Professor
j. NJ. Sipe, and others.
POLICY CASES IN THE POLICE CouRT.-A colored
man. named VIM. H. Hasson, was charged before
the Police Court this morning with writing policy.
License Agent Raft Stated that Saturday after
room, In South Washington. with the usu1l policy
shop paraphernalia In his possession. Several
witnesses testified 70 purchasing tickets from the
costs. An appeal was noted. James Hunt was
charged with keeping a policy shop in West
Washington, and was also fined $50 and costs An
appeal was noted. Thos Patton and Thos Scott
were also charged with writing policy, and
the cases went over till next Friday.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge MdcArthur.
SATURDAY, keySer agt. Hume ct al (tWO casey;
death OF Hume suggested. Central National Bank
agt. Graydon; Judgment by default Williams
agt Bliss; same action. Sinclair agt Washington
and Georgetown railroad company; Judgment on
award Blakeslee agt Silyerberg; judgment on
motion, appeal prayed. Sprngman agt. Baltimore
ana Potomac railroad company; certiorari
Quashed, appeal prayed. Valentine agt. Van
Buren,; motion for security for cost granted.
Hewitt agt Baltimore ana Ohio railroad company
order set aside. Thomas agt Shepherd: motion
for new trial fled Coley agt. Scala: motion to
dismiss appeal Overruled. Stevens agt Pullman;
motion in arrest or judgment, appeal prayed.
Nimmo agt Reed; Judgment granted. Hicks &
hidler agt Kaufman; Judgment by default. Co.'S
tcllo agr, Knight; motion to strike out demurrer
Overruled.
EQUITY COURT-.)atdOe James.
saturday, Moffett agt Monett; divorce decreed.
JOSt agt. JOSt; reference to the auditor. Winter
agt Provost; investment OF trustee authorized.
Brown agt. Rutherford; pro confeSso set aside;
plaintiff TO demur or reply in twenty days.
POLICE CoURT-Judge She'll
To-day, 1mannel Humphrey, profanity; S or 2
days. Robert Harris, Colored, do; do. Henry
Johnson, colored loud and bo;sterOus S. IS days.
VIM Ryan. vagrancy; 80 days ANGELA Brown,
colored, disOrderly conduct; IS or Is days. Jos.
Bland, larceny OF eight pounds OF pork from John
kllilan; $40 or 80 days VIM. II. HasSon, keeping
policy shop; $50 and costs: appeal noted. Willis
Reagan. assault on Officer Eichetz; $40 or 30 days.
ALSO, charged with stealing three sticks OF wood;
% or 10 days. Jos. Bateman, assault On Frederick
w. Dixie; $ or Is days JAS WOodie, assault on
catherine Herman; $40 or 30 days.
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The Very Best Wine

IS DR.. Needham's unfermented: best for the inva-
lid; for nursing mothers, deficient in nourisnment;
1or the Holy Sacrament; as it is the only true
symbol OF the "Blood." Depot, Simms' drug store,
COZ. 18th street and New York avenue
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Next drawing takes place in Louisville, KY
"Wednesday. Feb. 18th, 1883. 1850 prizes, amount
ing to s112 400. $4,000, SIS, OOO 500 S 600
Whole tickets only 81; half tickets, 81; 81 tickets
$50; So tickets, 500. Address r N. Boardman
Louisville, Ky.
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For DINNERS, suppers &C.. call ut Chr. Xanfer's
and examine his fine stock of imported table lux
urieS and delicacieS at No. 800 7tn street.
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints $50 Der 10
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet mix.
&c per at Cream. 16c. pint
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In RESPONSE to numerous requests. Dr.. Eliot
C0ueS Will repeat his celebrated lecture, Daenon
OF Ddrwi H. Notice hereafter.
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A New Year,s Ct

New Years Gift,
IN the shape OF the Dollar WEEKLY STAR, for one
year, is In order. 1t is large eight-page paper OF
nifty six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid
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EXTRA DRY.
I.IsHED AT RHEIMS. l7sA

~ II A MP A @ N II
WASHINGTON By THE FOLLOWING HOUSES
n. q. MCCORMICK 2le 9Th street
Z. ABNER, 7os street.
8. AMAN. 3l6 9th street
@. W. DRIVER 1913 Penna avsav>
A. DIE1Z l7le Penna avenue
PETER WEICkER, 18th street.
VIM. HELMUS, ala It'll street.
CHAS. q. GODFREY. All 18th street.
T. WALSH. ga F street.
L. FABER. xo5 18th street
CHAS. KLOTZ 17o6 q street.
+. HAGERTY. l2o3 Penna. avenue.
MRS. JOHN ROSS. 500 10th street,
I. SULLIVAN. + street
Z. c. KNIGHT. l7s2 Pennsyivania svsnua.
CHAS- LOSEkAM, lSUe Pennsylva avenue.
j. +. MCGEE, 404 9th street.
J. H. MORAN, s37 d street..
JAS. SHARP. Sls street
R. KELLY l. CO..
CANADA. 20 BEAVER STREET. NEW YORK.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY...... February J2, 1854.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 12 1888, geo a. H.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather,
postherly to westerly winds, stationary or slight
Sall In temperature, rising followed by falling pa
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THE ISABELLA MINING SCHEME, AGAN-The dis
closures made In regard to the Isabella mining
scheme In New York have created some bitterness
among the members OF the Methodist church. A
prominent member OF the church, lawyer by the
name Of Russell. In an interview printed In the
methods adopted to force the sale OF this stock,
and alleges that Rev. Mr.. Graves, presiding
elder, used his influence with ministers to induce
them to subscribe, and that many OF them were
coerced into it by fear OF being sent to poor ap-
poiEtmentS In the conference.
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W. BURDETTE l. CO..

w. W. BUKDETTE q CO.,
VIII offer Ono Hundred thousand Dollars worth Of
new and desirable Dry Goods and Carpenes ct cost
few days longer.
Our immense stock must be reduced before taking
inventory.
Our semi annual sale has been . great success We
are now Offering extraordinary bargains SILKS Satns
Velvets, and fine Dress Goods.
sob lot Of about 20 pieces Of Tapestry Brussels
pets will be offered at Is cts. They good patterns
and quality, and worth 81.
W. W. BURDETTE 4 CO.,
f93t Nos 92s 7th street and 70e street northwest
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GRAND OPENING of embroderieS, cambrics Main
socks, Irish points, Carrack, MacroSs and Swiss
embroiderieS, Tuesday. WedneSday and Thursday
18th, 14th and 18th February. Call and see our
prices. Mrs. Max Weyl, ag1.. 712 1th street
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Trfnders' 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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Special Weather Bulletin.

THE FLOODS IN TIE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin To The rTrs-:
Floods have increased In the Ohio near Cincn ;.t;
Ind Louisville. The river IS Dow 63 feet !.
inches on the gauge ut Cincinnati It VIII IS
during the rest OF Monday, AMI probably reach the
high water line OF 1S32 Floods VIII increase N the
lower Ohio river, aud 10y the eJ OF the week th..
Mississippi VIII be above danger line at pc!,.. :
near Cairo. Fair weather prevails this mo--.::..
In the northern states. Local r.E- are re.,ort",i
from the southwest aFr' -r1f states. The temper
allure Ans rallan from 20 - dnyree= in the north
west 1t has risen about ~ degrees I'm New Eng
land and In the south Atlantic state, with north
west 10 southwest winds storm o. some EN- ,r,-y
Is central near Halifax, having moved e.,stIy I'D;
hours causing heavy SHOWS in tn st. Lawrence
valley and northeast or New England. The fol-
lowing special temperatures were repcrtei at 3
p m yesterday: Washington, :J7; Norfolk. 63o :;
savannah, $50: Atlanta. 65o: Ja"keCGTiil-. 30;
Pensacola, 100; New Orleans, 10: Galveston.
70o; San Antonio, 69o: Tucson $50: Los Angeles.
Dr. and San Diego, $50. The w.ldS have SHIFT d
70 Southerly IN the extreme northwest The FOL
lowing stations report more than one inch OF rain
1all curing the last twenty-tour hours: Ni"ksburr
cloudy weather Is Indicated for the lake reslO
and northwest on Tuesday. Generally cloudy
weather and local rains are Indicated for the
southern states on Tuesday.
THE following great bargains will be sold to-
morrow only at NJ AugenSteins, Sl7 ri street
northwest: zinc washboard 2ni bar soap. 1Sc !;
ID clothes pins, clothes line, bxS blue. TO-: 10
Ct block tin dishpaEs &c; II at, 34c umbrellas
b3c-, worth 81 backing brush and 9 bXS backing
10c napkin and napkin ring, 1Gc.: mantei sets, 8
pes, rs; pint matOlica pitchers. .3c 500 tooth
picks, 2bxs. backing, bottle muci,age bottle ink
u sheets paper and IL envelopes, fIuit 81 ucerS
ehovels, pokers &c each.
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ssRuchu.Paiha.,s
Are Our HOteIs Safe9

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad
DER and Urinary Diseases 81. Druggists.
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Hecker's Baking Powder
Is perfect in every respect, healthfu, thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking quail
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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TIE following Immense bargains will be sold for
& lOc tomorrow only al Il. GodSchmidS, S12 eth
st NV: covered butter dishes Sc, inch sc Ssors
&c, porcelain individual iut;er5 10c, cOIOred
glass fri SaUSeTS for 10, boxes OF shoe black
Ing lD, nafl brushes Zoe, rubber round combs for
&C, japanese Vases, Toe, fruit s4ucerS for 10c,
feather busters sc, water tumblers for lOt.
decOrtt q cups ana saUcerS Sc large Il 10c, beer
mugs oc, cream pitchers sc, whfSk brOOmS 1Oc,
match safes Zoe, real Majolica fruit plates Zoe.
knife and fOrk trays To-, large hammers To-, re-
yoVlng rolling pins Zoe, nickel plated match safes
1c, cioil eS brushes &c, 6% inch rubber combs &c
worth &c. Inch Toe wOrtL 25c shoe dressing 81
Dottle, boxes OF laundry blue 81 10 pin hat racks
10, pm &c, 2nOle mouse traps SC, qt. covered
BABY Carriages.
THE WEEKLY STAR, q large double paper CT fifty
0x Columns, will be sent postpaid Tor one dollar
Year. Try IT,
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fVSSELLS ICE CREAM anu CnaTIOtt3 RtlS3o.
Observation-Disclosures and retail, at j. Ja
Gould'S
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Heckef,S Bak

500 In GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt