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H1r TuE Nal OK The Had
AND YOU WILL DRIVE 1T HOME, AND THAT'S
THE WAY
THE MISFIT STORE


CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS,
hits Prices and Sends Out Wonderful Bargains in
FINE CLOTHING FOR BOYS such as
Suits and Ovcrcoats at S3 so worth Sc
Suits and OVercOatS at 81 80, worth So.
suns ailI t'NcrcoatS at 80, worth 50.
SllltS and oVcrvoitS at So worth $40.
SUITS and OvercCatS at $3.50 worth %14.
SUITS and Ovo1coats at 81. worth *l6
Suits and Ove:COats | $40 worth HlS.
SUITS and OvercOats at 5l2. worth $40.
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
Good business Suits at So. worth $14
Irft"r BtlSlni s. suits AT $40, worth S1S.
S Hi No. cassnsrf Suits at sl2 worth eth 800
Black Morsed Snts 1T $5, worth S25
Black "ost"d d. b. Frock Suits Urince Albert) at 49,
worth S:5
Black Goth suits at s12 worth 800.
Better y. b. Cloth Suits mt &I5 worth sos
Flnc Black ID t. Cloth Suits at $50 worth $40
t1Iie Full Dress Broadcloh Suits wallow Tail Coat at
50 worth 500.
Chlnchli!a DVcrcOatS at 81, worth $40.
Melton Uvcrcoats at $50 worth Sl2
SllenGId Melton Ovcrcoats at $40, worth S12
Black Diagonal OvercOatS at $13 50, worth S25.
Elegant Beaver Overcoats, i'll Brown, Black Blue at
Fine Tricot OveIcoats at S14, WORTH sos
Fine Corkscrew OvercOats ut 500, worth $35.
An immense variety at s.. $3.50 49, 3d. SIS and Solar
gains.
GOSSAMFRS
For Msn and Roys at ST. $3.50 IS and 81 The best in
II f Silt STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS
Make no nistake,a and to the of 10th and
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West Washington Affairs.

DEATH OF COLORED PREACHER-The Rev. VIM.
Hicks, Wellknown coored preacher OF the N. f.
church. died yesterday at his home on street, at
the age Of 50 years He had been for over 50 years
member OF his church, and remembered well the
invasion OF the British III 1912. The funeral VIII
take place next Monday.
GEoRGET0WN UNIVERSITY. - Surgeon General
Hamilton. or the marine hospital service. has been
elected 10 the chair OF surgery in the medical de-
partlnent Georgetown university. DR.. Z. NJ.
Shaefer has been assigned to the new professor
ship OF microscopy and microscopical anatomy.
CoSDITION OF TEE WATER--Clear at all points
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The Propo.c.i Grunge os Time.

TIE DISTRICT C0}.NI>>IJNEES HAVE no OBJECTION.
Tie District Commissioners last evening sent TO
Secretary Chandler The following: .'Re1erring 10
yorr favor II The 2itE UltInO, asking If the Com
mis- Ter .: TIE District OF Columbia see any Oh
Jrttiyh 10 adopting on aud after the 10th instant
The il'u" It IT, 18Th mcTidItn the local time OF
washington. being change OF el-ht minutes and
tWe.F' seconds IL The present city time. they an
sweT Iist = ltr Is they know there il no serious
ohi-.'!Jf Thereto. ~ Lar s the District government
L cUi..trI..n
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!. n,I,>einenes, Sc. Tonight.

NATIONsI. THE. !T:,I.-''f,'ilch of Keys"
FcEDS e?EHA H0Csg.-I0se Eytinge in "a Win
ter~ TJIt."
THEATER C0W;QCE-varieties.
IINE NCSEJM.-Curi0stics and stage novelties.
ACEp NoNsX'S HoHF, WEST W,SHINGToN-SUp-
per 10y The ladies 81 the DoTcaS society.
-tE*FR'S Music IiALI--Gcrndnia Mannerchor En-
Z t..l.L!IrIlt.
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CnEArEsr SILKS IL WAsurxGroS.

COIoRED SILKS reduced from 81 10 &c COIORFD
SILKS ~ciuced from Al - To 81 COIORED SIl.hS
reduced from ! - to 81 -
GKEAT REDUCTION IN FLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 In .5c
BLACK SilhS reduced t.Dm 81 - ~
BIN IA Sll.hS reduced FROM > ~ ta a *
BLACK SllhS reduced from 81 Ia : -
THESE AXE IHE tERH BENf UUINEr sIIKS-
FRENCH
The New STYLE Dress Guels-TRrCOT- all p,,-e
Wool. 40 inches wide. Sl-25 Si'aaial Bar,-an
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BI FAf,HFn
COTTON ONLY size
bROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE -
REDUCED To 81
AUCTION BLANKETS
SIS All Wool BLANKETS reduced 10 AZ
go All Wool BLANKETS reduced ~ -
Double White BLANKETS reduced to 81
Beached TABLE DAMASk, all Pure Linen. slightly
Solied. lwaS ,5c. }. 5thr.
Co1oRED SILKS. soc. BLACK SILKS Soc
COLORED and BLACK CASHMERFS. all Pare Wool
DOUBLE WIDE, sc, JUc., &c. 75e
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Words and Their Uses.

The popular announcement. s'No trouble to show
gONs." Is more hOn0red in the breach than In its
observance. 1t is trouble to show goods. and it
costs money as we'll Nevertheless, articles for sale
must be exposed either for criticism or approval
else safes were impossible, and while not paIticu-
lar delightful task, we perter1n IL cheerfully a
DUTY. But when we come across one OF the ''every
man FOR himself and the ID take the hindmOst"
sort. regular shopper. whom tradcSmpn meet with
smile ana DISMISS with gr0an, the feeling is akin
TO That provoked by a ShoWer-batn on a cold morn
ing. We had a visit from one OF this variety lately
After toting webster errS l think, in attrbuting
THIS word TO African origin, but In any event 1t eX-
presses what no other word in the language can
l. e.. TO carry bCrdcn) himself around town finally
purchaser an OVercOat, less, as he himself con-
ascd than he could get one OF precisely the same
sort at his Rochdale "a miSnOmcr, by the way ira
ding place. Although wrong in his methods he was
right in his conclusion and it was, OF course, a
gratifying comment on the moderate prices pre-
Valiing, not only on
OVERCOATS,
but on every species OF garment worn by gentle
men, at Jennings one Price Clothing House, 410
9TH street.
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- nj Hef i" So NV a
For the nfilu!e Atahuc SlaltS CIoidy weather
and rain. slightly warmer souIheriy 10 westerly
"lhu's i'.Iiiii- ptioAi'''i-
SPECIAL BULLETIS-RtIS TONIGHT AND CLEARING
WEATHER TOMORROW.
The Indications are that rtin VIII prevail in the
New En3tani and The middle Atlantic states TO
weather. Dangerous winds VIII prevail in III. lake
regiuI and -. LdWrenc- valley TO-DAY and Tonight
-
on lot Of fae bcver hats, all co.ors, - cts, re
dUCcd from y -
one lot chilliea'' fit hats fashionable shapes, at
ina,". III ~ ta eo7p lg.rakl.an t,.-,a,,s at
-. worth $50
Fty..p,..- >; vi T. black cI,,-a CCr1i' arl= best
aSe none Letr..r u rary-ri reduced from y -
seven pieces Of black siil velvet at Il pe. yard
vi i n: us, Slaughter in wings. breasts, birds,
pm ,,-.c7,l l.i',, NJ. -, -
Rrct--.- 20 --b e+r.a+ ro-tbYas.
h''' : 'i' '.-i 9''''' i'' I-i"to''
U.,r,;.s F,v-r-s I,-,r,,rr cuors.
rad,-.-GI. LfJ "a; - - t,-rf,Gr ~
In. - ~ ..,,fiti,ffc-. t.,,,, I,i ''
I.tIir-- y - Fine. FitI ana g., : BI,+t0n
,''ni :, = " 'i2,r S(.t.h f\lp to-
CO.. :; -. t-iif o.ff..1a,, I..,,.. " '-
CT. = - S.,i.r .. ..i..~...T.i 49,,
On. ., : >I.'l "I' ga - '',li congress
s,e ~ - -, .' ~ -, So y -, ,,
'''-i 'o--' IT, i. 49, i'''ii- '''tIi'''
E,ac.fxs SOP To-,ro-.rar,
~ ot -, . . HH,l!-s u, -, i''- Sd-
81 ~" = 80 -, -, ,-''-' i-','' - , ii''
III 80. - 80. ,-.,,,. =, -
1,..i r -, >'I - -Ai7ll'il7' 'l''o-
Mo. III, ,,,r1 ,,.,r, - %
l't''stI lies IA Att''i-i litir "pGa'c. Goods
IN. MAX "Ff1. =.
az 'th street Lulti--'tot.
- " - - -, 81, II '''l lir'Lis
i, --'L'..f., -. p. ,... -.h - y
~ - ~ '''' I'M 10
T.ufrS %nTrCE Is s.Iit, ca5ts &c crIt and
u. -, = %. -. IL ,ro,, H. w. NJ
" " ~
\ C-,-r,o--S Gr-tp IS n.,yf decided tn retro
r-fr l-..i,-, win, s,r.,-y ever, mn woman ann
ciillI via; i-r( .f,i Shoes r.IE"S Of COS. jIT,ffi
s,h s,r., sa,,.,t,,f 0i JUS }-i '''i' 'i'
I,r,.,s-t ,sr,,-,,-., ,,,-r ro
me " - - "
-, 6r =; - l,-.tf f,, 80 ~ ~ ~ go
81 p IN ts,f.s r H. f.-I-sI a 40 ?i,,. If etcn S
trrff, ,rts- - = :.,.lafir,s rr.,,,,,. sI,r-,,,,,
an. ~ ana = rlr.l r.,at lltrr,,l fia ,a,ii..tha
L.fri-. EI-C C.f rtril;i,-s ever shown In The Ii,
' ~ " = ~ -'.-. ll,'--H ~ o1'''i'
,p4F. haze sffit ar p cloak rra1c by r -Tor,n,-
ut5 - II " anna he. ng,y;ur, that ne i, lie Ir-f
n, fi,.. 80 49,
TIE District Commissioners have NOT Vet settled
thc q,srS; ION whether the deputy marshal OF The
Pole of.rf i tIfI,d tn txTi. ff.~ in addition tn
-
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A Corner in Mems Fine Shoes.

Corner in Mems Fine Shoes.
. Just received from Copeland & Co.. the house
lately failed with million liabilities over 900
pairs gents the calf shoes, button. laced and con-
greSS s2o pair. regular price f3 80 to 81, HahnS.
sig 9TH and 1929 pennsylvania avenue.
GalyanO-MIgnetic Treatment Of Dis.
ease
WASHINGTON BRANCH OF BALTIMORE OFFICE, 92.2 Is
STREET NORTHWEST.
Hours from TO II a. III. and TO D. m. Sunday
excepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cal or send
Tor pamphlet containing over one hundred vOun-
tary testimonials OF cures of citizens of Baltimore
and Washington, covering the entire range OF
nerve and other incurable diseases. See Baltimore
san Tor daily accounts OF cures and every WedneS-
day and Saturday in Washington STAR. COnSulta-
ton tree, either at Office or home OF patient.
f. A. PARSONS a. co.
TlsOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with IIypophOsphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians Sold by Drug
glsts. Large bottles, Soc Manufactured by W. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
Baltimore, Md. m,w,r
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Ar 'Cosr
CHENILLE PRINCES CHENILLE PRINCES
Ball Chenille Fringe, Csc; 9sc. per
yard. styles Chenille Fringe CSC were
$3.50 and $l75 per yard. Double rows
Ball Chenille Fringe, colors, Soc;
$l.10 per yard.
DRESS TRIMMINGS. DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Our varied stock of Gimrs Passementeres,
Fouragerers' Marafouts, Buttons and
Trimmings REDUCED 25 PER CENT
FURS. FURS FURS.
Bargains 5-inch Russian Hare Trimming
5ncLes wide Csc. Russia Hare Mufs,
satin lined, S1G5. Russia Hare Capes.
lined, SIC. Russia Hare Coachmans'
Capes, $500. Mufls, Capes and Fur Trim
miNgs III Grey Coney, Chinclilla Natural
Beaver, Seal Silver Hare. Grey Fox, Lynx,
Russian Hare. etc, AT HALF CURRIERS'
PRICES
GLOVES. GLOVES. GLOVES
The "Manchctte" is the newest of new
Gloves. 1t in dressed and IN
dressed Kid, plain embroidered backs,
from Sl.GS per pair. The famous Palas
Royal and most eminent English and
French makes of Gloves at unusually low
prices. Try our Sl.OO Kid Glove.
Err FA1A,ssss #nf orAE
F ssss ( ILL"
ns 11l7-1l19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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will be sold for tomorrow only at NJ. Augenstein's,
SIT 9TH street northwest: Vase lamps, with chan
deer trimmings, Csc: chamber sets s1.65: x doz.
EBONY knives and forks, 55c, worth 81: bread knives,
BE- = doZ Opaque cups and Saucers 4Sc.; celery
glasses, 23c; syrup pitchers. 11c large size: table
mats Sc large coal sieve, lac; chopping bowl and
borders, Zoe; X doz silyer-plated teaspoons and
butter knife. &C. cocoa door mats, dc; cot coffee
pot. be; Sgt, &c., latest design in decorated
tique chamber sets, with slop jar ;547, worth 50:
6-qt saucepan, 22c: wooden water buckets, 12c.;
got bucket. &c: BOT, &C.; pie plates, 1Oc. Great
reduction in plain French china.
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PARENTS Wuy IN Wy,I Say that

PAINTINGS AT ACCTIOS.-Three very choice OIL
paintings. by 4 Washington artist. VIII be sold at
bowling auction roonis tomorrow Al IL O'Clock.
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Idcilbrun,s Great bargains!

VIFUTUH7S 9sftsft EbsiFtsdTHS:
Ladies' fine Hand Sewed Button. s..
Elegant Straight Goat and Kid, SECS.
KID ana Pebble Button and Lace, $3.50.
Ladies' and Misses Button. Toe.
Chiid'S Solar Tip Spring Heel, 60c.
ChildS IIcecd Button and Lace 45c.
Mems stout Boots. S1.25. $50, ~.
Prime Calf Boots, 81 25 g. so.
Fine Sewcd Boots. s3, S.
Best Calf Hand Stitched S.
Stitched Button and Lace So
Mems Solid Caters, $125. $50.
Grain and Rubber Boots all sizes.
Wool lined Shoes and Slippers
L. HEIIBRUN.
4G2 1th street.
Remember: The Old Woman In Window.
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4US I III SCTVPL
Remember The Old Woman in Window
Kid Glove.

Bargains. Bargains.
hook Foster kid gloves CSC, reduced from 81. z
hook Foster kid gloves T5c.. reduced from 81. 90.
Fur top kid and dog skin gloves 73c., worth $50,
1or saturday only, at ClarkS, ia 9TH street north
west.
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" III no W ELL sly tldC HrIll, 10 CttII aC
b. tsCbIIsOn Sc CO.'S Boys Clothing House, 9O9 Pa.
ave- This establishment makes a speciality, they
Aud al BOYS clothing, and such IL Is prepared TO
hrnish better and more suitable garments OF that
special Character than any other IN the city.
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LADIES, haze 4 srt or a clo3I, made by T. TOn1el.
~ =. NV, and bc convinced that he is the best
IN til..
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THE District Commissioners have not Vet settled
The question WEy!H-E the deputy marshal OF The
Pole Coi.rt i entitled 10 extra fees IL addition to
his REGULAR ;iy.
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w ooDwAED & LorHRop.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Having purchased large line OF AII-wOOL FOUIFS.
AZ inches wide of superior quality and finish goods
which We have sold at less than 7 per yarl at
very low price we have determined to place them
our counter at Soc per yard ut which price think
they will be the best goods intrnscy ever offered in
WASHINGTON The coors comprise all desirable shades
of myrtle green, garnet, bronze olive Russian blue
hunters green. cardinal, blue real brown, golden
plum electric blue and huzzar
We cordially invite examination and critical nsrec-
ton.
WO0DW 4 IOTyJROp
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We Keep every grade Of boys CLOTHING. worth
ket'!I-r- W. have Tough clothing for rough and
tuIl9it @c.Il and tin" clothing FOR drcSSy we r.
EiSEMAN BROS, cor eth and E.
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P.Rl0R FURNITURE. CARFETS, &C-T'hOmas Dow
linz viii have an extensive sale OF fine household
furniture and Mcquct and Brussels carpets AT his
good goods
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NE COMING ART SAIE.-AmOng the many great
h.tiie~ WHOSE works are HOW exhibition al the
art gallery OF Walter II. Williams s co. 1908 Penn
day night, at O'Clock pm. under the s,Ipcrirtend-
enCt az VT. T. Scott. u, OF Philadelphia are those
OF j. 6. Brown, ID. Baron, +. j. CaTabain E X
Macs. r. Van >tytTdCnk. !. NanSchendla A. ROoeS-
rbpon. y. Cal&lne, ;,ld riapy others. Non on ex-
liUltOn
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ttAlderney Dairy WaSons.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered i'm half-pOund "Ward" prints 4Oc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart Cream 15c pint
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INDICTMENTS RETCE,;FD TO-DaY.-Thc grand jury
Returned Indictments TO-DAY as follows: George.
It;caieid. ho;!~rugeak KING; Joseph VI. Beard alias
Bard. larceny and tnhsZI"meIt: Frank Il. Sell
nan alias sullivan hO'.>ehrc;kin Joseph Il. Lou
Jon alias t"tlry scott Z. rape on Dolly Monkey; VIM
Tngaas and k3t.rt H. apis alias John Harris,
kil Archibald Fletcher. do: Daniel NOntfOrCi muir
DR. ~ ". j. Murphy: George McCauley aiding
ahrttinE and c0uE>tiliu- hOuScbrea.ing: Henry
NdLu|r alias GtOrgc Niiier, arson. They dismissed
tn" case against Samuel Lusby for larceny from the
person
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Saturdays Special Prices at

Clarks. 73l 7th street northwest tomorrow, only,
heaVy balnorl skirt SOC. sold at Soc; gents SOC.
scarfs at 5c; regular made silk clicked solid color
nose 25c. Tor LADIES' our 15c. merinO vests SOC. a
great bargain; all wool medicatcd underwear scar
let q reduced from S1.4S, at Clrks, '54 18th street
northwest.
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CIR Loan nf Murray, New York cider Nhe hest
ever N';!d ~ this 3nfi"t Just received at Splcer
Compton Il COS. .ti La ave.
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Now PEAnT.-0Ir elegant lines 0f ball souvenirs
dl' PIE rtI~- n"u and dinner cards and opening
Announcements o! every description.
MORRISON 4 DUAL.
Stat0Eers s?cci3!ties, 500 and 500 d street.
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'fHs PrFITC ara Invited to visit the new picture
storf. III tn stree. on@nea ny W II. YeerhGf as
branch II SIT 9Th street. At both places can be
fOunl ilr-r liz" of framed and unframed pictures
and / ltiIii-5 fJI frames
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FROM The I>Sic'3e-r Of Copeland & Co Qatelv
Rallied VIII; over million liabilities. Just rcceiy-
Inc ~ li1hpS, SO s;h ami 1922 PENNSYLVANIA ave
n'te. so '!r gents Irst-cias> Stylish cait-SeWed
shoe, cnE>i-t;n" OF button, laced and CATERS, at
ONLY SO. ~tl value from :; - to Il pair.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WILLIAM WALDECKER GRADUATE OF THE
w Leipzlg Conservatory OF Music Teacher Of Piano
organ and harmony Residence lsos 18th north
west
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Nor NECESSt AIRY TO EXrFRINEST-An experiment
l. ;su operation designed Ia discover some unknown
truth principle or effect. Ia establish II when
discovered. Experiments require that something
sl.ti hc done To bring certain objects into
ltiol To each other. IL Is unnecessary 10 expert
EtHIi. however. " tIen You want 10 buy suit OF
ftdN -IIdc clothing fOr the reason that IL mas been
demonstrated b@yOud doubt say that firm. that
Robinson. Parker 4 Co, corner 9Th and ID streets.
keep the largest and beSt-stected stock Oh hand To
IL found IN the clfV
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LaEIES wanting nrst-clJSS taiIOr-made suits and
coats cayll al J. To5'FN's, 1115 St H. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIE Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, H. c.. Nov. 9. 1883, $50 am. I
For the middle Atlantic states cloudy weather
and rain, slightly warmer SOutherly TO westerly
winds. falling barometer
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OUR facilities. too numerous to mention. rive us
adv tntisst~ ever all nj OR competitors EISFMAN
Bros the NEST prominent cIoJhiers and t,iors,
COZ Itu lnd Z.
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a POUND MAN FINED.-In the Police Court this
morning Albert Fortune, an assistant to the pound
master. was charged with cruelty TO animals. The
evidence showed that the defendant broke the
shoulder or dog belonging to Mrs. Emily Gaines,
While he was III the act oil catching il under net.
The dog had Il collar and tag on. Judge Smell said
thar persons who paid the tax on dogs must he pro-
tec'td and Imposed Il fine of So. Appeal noted.
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FrssEIL's ice cream and Charlotte Russo.
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Something About KEaas and Mems Fur.
niShinyN,

Best Silk Hats, s.; nobby Stiff Felt Hats, s.; one
case Soft Fur Hats, lined, $50; nice stock Fine
Soft Hats, g to IS: plenty Of smai-siZed High
Crown Stiff Hats: Mems and Boys stiff Hats. 81.
worth $780, Boys School Derbys and Telescopes so
and IS cents; best 50 cent Mer1rO Shirt and Drawer
$15, So: Scarlet Medlcated shirts and Drawers 81,
1925, $3.50. N75 s.; the Climax Shirt, laundl1ed,
81; Monarch shirts, unlaundried. IS cents and 81;
job lot French Half Hose. pair for p cents, to-
gether with the best general line OF Neck Wear.
Gloves, Wool Hosiery. Linen Collars and Cuffs,
SuSpenderS Trunks and Umbrellas ever shown in
North Washington. at very low prices for cash
only, at r. c. LEWIS, go 7th ST., bet and Il W.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

EYrs:airr fitted at Hrmnler-s. 49, down town.
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THE UNITY CLUE will hold its first meeting for
TINS season at the residence Of Mrs. /. r. MOrrl
/ corner OF New York avenue and 18th street. this
evening. Mr. VIM. Hutchinson will read a paper
on Illusions, and program OF choice literary and
! musical selections will be offered.
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frFE!C SrF sF-E' and SINGERS find Y. III. Douglass
Sons tfp-icuIn cough Drops sure remedy Tor
hO.rSe.Ic-1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

Not 1OCSG Nh. WIIKES.-The friends of the fam
ilv Of the late Admiral Wilkes VIII be glad to know
th2t the telegram published a few days ago, an
n0InciUg the death in tab. Under very distressing
circumstances. OF grandson Of that distinguished
Officer, WAS incorrect. The person who unfor.ll-
natciE lost his life in the manner stated was Mr..
Frank COnverS ii cousin Of young Wilkes and for
time, as we understand. associated with him.
Hence, doubtless, the error in the announcement.
Mi C1nYerS was Il native of gainesville, Ohio to
which place his remains have been forwarded for
iuttrment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

THE WASHINGTON SCHCETEEN NERErE.-Tlln WASH
ingOn SclucZcn VGrGln. 1T a meeting at their park
last evening. installed the following officers:
Charles Graft. PRESIDENT Jacob j. Appch, vice pres
cnt. ". f. MtclCiacn, treasurer: Rcinn0d Spring.
SUth, secretary: first target master. Geo J. Scuf-
1crlc; second target master. John ippOld and park
controller. John !!Cs.kCmyCr Nr. VIM. IIrlmJS pre-
sided over the Installation. Mr. Simon Vol. in be-
half O; the aSsOci1tion presented the new OiiicerS
WITH handsome badges, after which banquet was
held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

THE ''OHIGHER'' LAw.-Lawyer ChriSiy, being
asked about the opinions of First Controller Law
renee. on releasing the Bailey French Paving COM
nallE from me ten per cent retained ON its con-
tracts. reflected moment, and SOlCunly replied in
a Sepjllchral voice, and with q tWink!ing eye:
There is the law. then the higher law, and last but
Clelt.,1 tie (lLL4lLeA llIN y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

MARRIAGE LICENSEES Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to w. w.
Nal!ey and Katie " Parker: James G. Gilliland. of
ntSoIlery county. Md. and Alice " McCheSney;
ChaS. Harrison am Rachel Brown: ChaS. Meredith
ana Jennie Baptist; Or. ChaS. Allen and Mary +.
Sanford: ". III. Morgan and Annie Wilson. OF Lou
don county. Va: r. H. Bill and Z. c. Poole both OF
Jamestown, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-09

SENTENCED FOR STEALING A WaTCH-Wi}Iiam
walsh alias "Nieckey.' was charged in the Police
court this morning with stealing gold watch
from Mr. Hector NOn Haer, on tine 4th OF October
Nj. Won Baer testified TO the loss OF the watch.
which was taken from his pocket near the corner Of
l5th street and New lOih avenue. Nj. 5. L. john
son testified to having bought the watch from the
prisoner for 81 Judge Slell sentenced the defend
ant TO six months in Jail.