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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Sealer OF Weights and Measures Srnalls yester-
day made visit to the oyster wharf and examined
the measures used there. lie found three under
size andIwO over So,
There are some fifteen oyster bsatS closed in by
Ice In the char mel OF the Potomac
II Is not believed that there is q case OF small
pox In this city except the one now In the
hospf al Vaccine is being used pretty freely and
the health officer hopes 10 be able to keep the
epidemic entirely away rom the District.
John BidZhrim, the young son OF Mr. Jacob
BiatZhein, No 4t4 street had his skull fractured
Fennsyivanla avenue and 18th street THURSDAY.
AMI died THURSDAY night.
The New FORK Republican ~ ISOLATION last Mo ht
appointed committee or seven 10 present TO Jhe
President resolutions adopted by the association
lavorlnS the appointment OF Mr.. A. NJ. C!app as
District Commissioner.
In the Court in General Term the resignation OF
4. !. Darlington. as United States commissioner
and examiner In chancery. was yesterday ac-
eepted and Mr.. j. A. johnson was appointed in
Ms place. 80
Yesterday morning oflcer Williams founc the
pouy OF n stfii Dorm infant in the alley between LII
and and AZ and 9th STREETS southwest
Daniel DUwney, labOrer, fell into q coal bin at
the gas works, on eth street. this morning and
patai was called and rendered medical aid after
Wnicn CoWney Was sent to Providence hosniraI in
the police ambulance 1880 80
Wednesday night some unknown person forced
open Tue door t All Saints Episcopal church,
near b nnlBG'S, across the Eastern branch There
Was nothing stolen.
An infant ch:Ii, three months old, OF w. A.
Hrowe. All street northwest, WIS sinothered 10
oeath In bed last night 1t had been left alone
WIN nursing bottle, and when the parents re-
turned 10 the room IL Was found with the bed
covers over It's head, smOthered
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Affairs i'm Alexandria.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


AN ALDERMAN REsIGNs.-Alderman J. B. Smoot
has sent in his resignation as representative of
the third ward. Mr.. SmoOr has been most valu-
able alderman. He resigns in pursuance OF his
alton that ir the city council after the time
and trouble he has devoted to city affairs is unWill-
Ing to do him the favor OF allowing him to move at
his own cost, short distance, public pump which
has caused his family much annoyance, ne could
no longer serve the city with satisfaction The
aldermen agreed TO remove the pump. but the
council declined to do so without guarantee that
the water in the new well would be as good as
that In the present one.
SENT TO THE Observation-Disclosures r. Snow
neld In jail here after conviction OF roObing the u
8 mail at Cleremont, was taken In charge to-day
by U. s: Marshals Hughes and Woods and, In COM
pany with another mail robber, Jefferson Walker,
embarked ON the train for the penitentiary at
Auburn, N. T., where Snow will be imprisoned for
three years. and Walker enters upon his term.
REPORTERS NOTES.-The Reform club held an
interesting meeting at the room on Fairfax street.
and was addressed by Chas. Nye and Mr. Henkle
of West Va.-The condition OF Mr.. John Slater
who was paralyzed on Wednesday, has not i'm.
proved, and his death Is expected.-Alexandria
Washington Lodge Will celebrate its centennial on
the 22d OF February. Rev. DR.. Suter Will preach a
sermon at Christ church, Hon. c. E Steuart win
deliver the Masonic Grafton. and there will be q
Danquet.-The cOlOred men Coleman and Minor.
Charged with stealing $65 from Constable LOmax
at Arlington, have been sent On to the grand Jury
Dy Justice Wormley and committed to jail In de-
Iault OF bail They will be tried at the February
Term OF the county c0urt-The Friday Night
cup gave its last hop this season at McBurneys
hall last night
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Stealing SlatuarY.


A BRONZE CASTING OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE's HEAD
CARRIED OFF.
Two cOlored men, namei Edward johnson and
John Lawson, were put on trial before Judge Smell
to-day for breaking into the art studio of Mr. Theo-
dore A. Mills, a son OF the late Clark Mills, and
stealing bronze casting OF the head of Chief JUS
tce Chase. The defendants pleaded mot guilty.
and had no counsel. Mr.. Mills stated that he lives
on the Bladensburg road, in the county, and has
bis art studio and foundry on the premises. Last
Wednesday afternoon, about o'clock, the studio
was broken into and the head OF Chief Justice
Chase was stolen. The casting belonged to a
statue nine lcet high, which was being completed
by witness father before his death for the Lincoln
Monument Society. colored ragman testified
that he was employed by Johnson to GO out In the
country and haul this head In for him. Several
witnesses testified to seeing johnson coming to
town with something that looked like the Stolen
property. Onlcer Stock testified that the head
Judge Smell held johnson for the grand jury in
$1,000 bon1s, and Lawson was dismissed
PLEASANT ENrERTAINMENT.-The literary and
musical entertainment at. Metropolitan NJ T.
church last evening. for the benefit of the library
of the Sunday school. was success in every re-
s2ect An overture by Prof. Boggs was we'll re-
ceived, as were a reading by Miss Hattie Walker,
trio S, by the Donch children the plano solo
rice "a little girl only nine years Old). Messrs
John Tweedale and Edward G. Townsend, as
usual, pleased the audience as did a recitation py
Miss Eva Henderson. the cornet solo by Mr.. j. Z.
Gibson, and a solo by Mr.. Frank j. W0odman.
COLoRED RUFFIAN HELD FOR A SAVAGE As
sAULr ON P0IICEMAN.-Bell Bergman. a desper-
ate looking young cOlOred man, was put on trial
before Judge Smell to-day for assaulting Police
man Howell, with the intent to kill him by firing
three shots at him from pistol on the Goth OF
January last. The prisoner pleaded 'guilty." The
ant was committed In default OF 81, 600 bonds The
assault on the officer grew out OF his attempting to
arrest the defendant, who had escaped from the
three times at Howell at close range. and then
escaped. Last night Officer Bronson discovered the
defendant In South Washington, and attempted to
put him under arrest for the assault on Oficer
Howell, when desperate struggle ensued, and
the officer had his finger bitten and his watch
chain torn OF.
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Capital Tent. No. SO. o. 4. last night elected
officers for the ensuing year as foIows: p. c. R.,
l. Kimball Shep., Thomas n Marche; G. R, John
Wilmuth; .. X, George Sherman; r s., Louis 8.
LaBille; F. 3, James W. Robertson; lev, Ed A.
Johnson; L g., Charles q. Hayes: O. g., c. p. Bat
ley; chaplain. John r. Mahoney..
Morning star Lodge, I. O. @. T., has elected ofi-
Hattie Platt; w. R: secretary, w r. Dorritee; as
sistant secretary, Bessie Perry; financial secre-
tary, Sarah l. Brook1eld; Treasures, Willie P. Cut
ter; chaplain, Mary II. Perry; marshal, Charles E
S1enens; guard Charles Braley; entlnel Wilbur
superintendent, Carrie g. O1in0ss left super1 n
tendent, Mary r. Stetson.
Delta Lodge. Knights apdlLadiaB OF Honor, has
been Instituted with the following officers: John
G. stewart past protector; Hector Won Bayer, pro-
tecIor; mrs. susie g. Van Horn, vice protector:
stephen N. Buyn1tzky. secretary: william Newell
financial secretary; Mrs c. o. Ballard, treasurer;
MrS Caroline Buynitzky chaplain: s. e Kemon,
gu i +: Z. severance, guard; William McMOni-
Edwin c. Fawcett, trustees.
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The Alleged Attempted Outrage on Mrs,
Yobsf.

TIE CASE DISMISSED IN THE PolIcE COURT ro-n.y
John Taylor. OF No. 627 10Th street northeast.
vas put on trial before Judge Smell this MORNING
charged with attempting 10 outrage the person OF
MS Jeneyteye Yo5st. OK Maryland avenue. be-
tween 1stn and 18th streets northeast, on the 18Th
q the present month. Nj. William A. Cook an
peaxed Tor the defendant who Is employed at the
tens'on Office as Waterman. Mr.. Charles s.
Moore appeared for the gOvernIn mt and Mr. N
u. Miller, the lawyer, was sworn to Interpret the
testimony Of Mrs. Yobst, who Is n German and
enable 70 speak the English language
TESTIMONY OF MRS YoDsr
Mrs Yobst stated that she first saw the defend
ant at the pump, when he spoke to her and found
that she was German, and said he liked to talk
German with her. She stated that he called at
her house afterwards and on the day previous to
t1e assault be came In In the afternoon and LETT
s9oo, saying ne was going to his Office and he
would come back the next day The next morn.
~ he cane Into her bedroom, and irnmesIlately
assaulted her, catching her by the throat, and
ehEoWtnx her on the bed, when further violence
wae prevented by her husband. who came into the
ro0u. Her husband Is blacksmith by trade
she stated that her little fOur-year old child told
tts father that when witness went out on an
erTand man was there, and that he said he was
coming the next morning.
Carl Yobst, the husband OF the complaining
Utaess, stated that after hearing the childS
ssory, ne thought all was not right and he pre-
tended TO be going to work. but went outside and
watched, and soon saw the defendant enter the
rouse. Witness followed, and found his wife in
me PEG r room struggling with the man.
mai ne onerei 10 compromise the case for money.
THE CASE DISMISSED
Judge smell said he did not see any use of p,rs
e1ng the examination OF the case any further for
10 parties did not seem to have acted consist.
enely under The circumstances Prosecuting At
oogney Moore said he didn't think Jury would
bod the defendant Judge Smell dismissed the
ASCENDANT VIZ
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday. G. II. Scott, (patent appealJ argued
and submitted. Adjourned to Monday.
EQUITY COURT ,Judge James
Yesterday, Thatcher agt. Thatcher: reference to
take testimony. Adjourned to Tuesday.
CIRCUIT COuRT-J,td1e Macarthur
Yesterday, WaDamaker & Co. agt. Hunter: OF
calendar. Miller agt Baltimore and Potomac rail-
road company; of calendar; leave to file declara-
tion NeWburger ct al agt. Samstag; leave to
Oar. Moore agt Barber ct al. do Sand & Curtis
agt Roessle: settled Stevens agt. Pullman ct al
verdict Tor pla1ntin for 81 AL and interest Cor
ham agt BurneS and wife; motion for new trial
filed. ~ " S' NA-''A
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DIED.
BIEGLER. On January 27th, 1883. at 1880 q: M.
JOHN BIEGLER, aged 6Syears Smonths aud II days,
= native Of Germany.
His funeral VIII lake place from his late residence
No, 1901 e street southeast tomorrow (Supday) a
tend.
HARTNETT; On Friday; January 2eth. 1883. q,
ninth year Of his age, Of pulmonary hemorThage
His funeral will take place on sunday, January a.
st M. from his late residence No. sos Pennsylvs-
MIA avenue northwest. a
LUCAS On January 26th. 1885, at O'Clock pm,
NATHANIEL LUCAS, in his sxtieth year.
Funeral viii take place from his late residence No,
S59 Want street southwest tomorrow Sunday ct three
O'Clock pm.
PEARSON. At Buckstowr. Pa. January a. 1883.
SAMUEL w. PEARSON. in his seventy seventh year.
: TALIAFERRO. On Friday. January 2eth, 1855. .,
long and painful Illness, aged seventy five yesra.
vch vim take place ut the Shiloh Baptist church. on
street between 18th aud 18th streets northwest n
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INTERESTING NEWS.
K l N G'S PAL e,

OUR ANNUAL SITTING OF STOCK STILL CON.
IlNUEs. TO MAKE IT MORE INTERESTING
WE ARE NOW OFFERING OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF FINE BEAVER HATS 1T sEvENTY-FIYE
CENTS. EVERY OTHER HAT IN THE STORE
YOUR CHOICE AT FIFTY CENTS; SOME OF
THEM WORTH FROM TWO DOLLARS TO THREE
DOLLARS. OUR PATTERN HATS, SOLD FOR.
MEhLf FROM TEN DOLLARS PO FIFTEEN DOL
Lars. WILL NOW BE SOLD FROM -FOUR DOL
LAns 10 SIX DOLLARS. ELEGANT BLACK TIPS.
TINE IN BUNCH. AT THIRTY FIVE CENTS
BUNCH. OUR RIBBONS. PLUMES. AS WELL
As WEhS. You MUST COME AND ASCERTAIN
r. AND YOU ARE SURE TO BUY. OUR
aLoohES. vELVETS AND SArINS TOO. WILL
6E SOLD AT THE SAME Low RATES; IN FACT.
O W ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY HAS GOT
~ 90. PRICES NOT AS MUCH AN OBJECT As
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR ~
SPRING 1MPoRrATIoNs.
FOR TIE SAME REASONS WE INTEND TO
LEAN LIE OUT BALANCE OF CHILDRENs. MISSES,
Al AID LADIES' CLOAKS. IF YOU ARE IN NEED
O ", FASHIONABLE WRAP. DON'T MISS YOUR
UnANCE IF YOU DESIRE TO SAVE MONEY.
We ACKNOWLEDGE WE DON'T MIND THE LOSS.
IaEhEFORE THE REST OF OUR STOCK. SUCH
As LAcES. CORsETS AND UNDERwEAR, FLOWS
ALL sCARFS AS WELL AS ALL OTHER
AhIIcLEs IN THE FANCY MILLINERY LINE
WILL BE OFFERED ACCORDINGLY.
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WEI DE MEYERS oArARRH CURE

Stops hawking. mufnng. running nostrils poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains over the eyes
pures the breath and restores the voice. taste smell
and hearing An absolute cure for Catarrh and all its
symptoms. As effective In Of 20 yesrs' standing
- in ordinary colds. DE-. Wei De Meyers .ulustr,ted
Treatise" on Catarrh mailed free ON request. Cure
$l.00 Of all Druggists delivered BY D. B. DxvxY
Co.. lS2 Fulton It.. New York. s9o-att h4m
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The Dickson Indictment
YaE REASON WHY THE GRAND JURY RE-opr

1os REASON WHY THE GRAND JURY RE-oPENEn
The CASE.
IL IS probable that VIM. Deb son. foreman of the
ate star route jury, viii be calld into csurt with
Saii, shaw, Payne aud Foota. recently indicted for
eorruptly ensie avoriRg TO Influence Jurors at the
end OF next week TO plead AMI give bonds. n ,s
stated that on OF the reasons for the pe.examira
non OF witnesses By the grInd Jury In the Dickson
case was that SON members OF the grand iury
1ad received the Impression that another Juror
man DICKSON had first introduced the subject OF
attempted bribery Tor cons. deratlon by the star
route Jury.
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Affairs IN West xy,.h;urto.

BUILDENG AssoCIATIoN.-At the seventy-second
regular monthly meeting of the Eleventh Build
ing ASSOCIATION, held Thursday night, at God
dard'S hail. seven shares were retired at the stock
value rates of $88 so per share.
Assessor Dodg,, has been quite i'll, but is improy
ing-The Young Peoples Association OF Dun
barton street M: p. church, gave very pleasant
entertainment last evening-Potomac Com.
mandery held an interesting meeting last night.
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Spxo1A1 Nor1o.,

lSPxo1A1 Nor1or.
DRY GOODS AT COST.
cARPETINGs AT COST.
". ". BURDETTE 4 CO.
oner 1t Retail One Hundred Thousand Dollars worth Of
New and Desirable DRY GOODS and CAR
PETINGs at COST for Fifteen days only.
OUR IMMENSE STOCK MUST BE REDUCED BE.
FORE TAKING INVENTORY.
MONDAY, JANUARY THE 10Th.
WILL BEGIN OUR GREAT EMI-ANNUAL SALE.
Fine and Choice SILKS. sATINs. vELvETs
LADIES' sUIT1Nds. CLOTHS. FLANNELs
sHooDAs. CAsHMEREs and FOULAIES at
Cost
Special Bargains in CoLoRED SILKS. SATIN RIA.
DANES and BROCADE SILKS.
REMNANTS.
10, 600 yards Of REMNANTS. Odds aud Ends. includ
ing Remnants of SILKS. SATINS, VELvETS
PLUSHES. Fine DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS
and WHITE GOODS. which will be sold at less than
half their real value.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs.
100 pairs Of BED BLANKETS and COMFORTS At
cost very large stock of White. Red Plain and
TWILL FLANNELs at cost.
5000 yards Of CANTON FLANNEL. at g. TO- l2x Il
and 10 cents per yard.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
We win offer on Second and Third Floors Job 10
OF good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETING at
Is cents per yard; worthxl
AL other Carpets Cost consisting of Fine and Hand
some Patterns of the best TAPESTRIES THREE
PLY. INGRAM in Cotton and Wool and ALL
WOOL. and HEMP and VENETIAN,
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
This Department well stocked in the very best OF
TABLE DAMASK, WINE CLOTHS, NAPKINS
and TOWELS. Very Choice Patterns in HALF
BLEACHED GERMAN TABLE DAMAsK at 40,
DAMAsK KNOTTED FRINGE TOWELS at s.
worth Sc.
Also. NAPKINS and TOWELS from 81 per dozen up to
Fine Quality.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
In this Department have many very Choice STYLES
OF Ladies' CLOTH JACKETS, LISTERS and
DOLMANS and SILK CIRCULARS, and DOL
MANS which win be sold 90 per cent less than cost
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Great BARGAINS win be offered in Ladies' and Chilirens
COLORED HOSE, Full Regular Made at %, 81
and so cents per pair.
Ladies'. Gents and Chlldrens UNDERWEAR from the
Lowest up to the Finest Quality will be sold at cost.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Good CALICOEs, cents.
The Best CALICOES, 614 cents.
WAMsUTTA COTTON, III cents.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, 10 cents.
LONSDALE, 10 cents.
ANDROsCOGGIN 9 cents.
FOREST MILLS, cents.
Best SHEETING, ~ yards wide. 32K cents
Good SHEETINGS. ~ yards wide Is cents.
Also. sHEETINGS. ~ yards wide, Is cents.
w. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
Nos. 92s 77H STREET AND FOG STREET
NORTHWEST.
ja27.3t
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ECZEMA.

Hon. VIM Taylor, Boston, Mass. permanently cured
OF h9mor OF the face and scalp eczea) that
TONS best and most noted specialists as wen
as european authorities. ~
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SCALD HEAD.

A. RAYMOND, Auditor F. W., ]. 8. R. R. Jackson,
Mich, was cured Of Scald Head of nine years. duration
by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
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PHYSICIANS and druggists recommend CDR
Lans s Genu ne German Hero Tea for complaints
Oh the tnrolt. lungs, liver AMI impure blood, be-
cause tney know every herb and flower in it. No
Patent medicine. % cents.
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Two SMALL cOi0rel boys. namai Eli To.Son a NIL
Sno Nelson. were sent to Jail for 50 DAYS ca ch by
Judge Smell this morning for sneak1ng siEtO the
store or Jno Baxter and stealing some Pillows
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q U T 1 G. q R A F..

Geo W. Brown AZ Marshall st. Providence r. L. cured
CCRA and CUTICURA SOAP (the great skin cures) Of
K1ngworm Humor got at the barbers which spread ali
over his neck and face and for six years reseted
all kinds of treatment. >' ~>''0~
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N1o CURE NO PAY:-WHITEHURsTs CEDAR
NHALSAM II warranted 10 euro Corgha COlda
Group Throst and Lung Diseases. &c Gix drops oso
Try f NOT sAtefed return the empty bottle and -
your money back. Sold BY al drnsgtab. Pzics 80.
nll-eOSm
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER d. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctione,,

WALTEh b. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctione,rs.
HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE FIF-
CANT PARLOR SUITE. BEAUTIFULLY up.
HoLSIEREn, WALNUT NJ. I. SIDEBoARD
WALNUT tNTENSION TABLE WALNUT DIN.
ING ROOM CHAIRS, ASH CHAMBER SITE,
IN HIh AND HUSk MATrRI ssES, FFAl HER
PiiLoMS AND BOZ STERS, BLANKETS HkR-
B BEE TIP IT,, ,GENrER o Table, Easy Cli,iRs.
Gas AND CROCKERY WARE, ToIi,FT SETS
KITCHEN UTENSILS &C 49,
,o0onn WEDNESDAY, JANUARY THIRTY FIRST
ico5 commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, A N we shai
soii az the residence of gentleman declining house
keelng 1877 13ih street northwest the ahoNe ,,ec-
non OF frst-cass made furniture been in use only
lew months and worthy the attention Of bnyers
jao7-d e" d. "ii-liAM 1880, CO..
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MILK CRUST.

sisters child who cured OF milk crust which resisted
all remedies for two years. Now q fne healthy how
with beautiful head OF hair ''
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GOODRICH, ATTORNEY-Ar-LAW. ia DFAp.
h born street CMc4gc Advice free. 10 yearI a..
perienoe. Confidential business legally sttended q
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<:xH GOODS AT Cosr.-W. w. Buriette Co.. e28
TN sheet. ofer at retail new ana desirable dry
SooQS, carpets, etc, for the next fifteen days at
coes The sale begins Monday next, and the stock
e0ves every variety. Full details may be found
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The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF ffty-
* coinlnhs, VIII be sent pOstp Id for dollar
yeor. Try IL.
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ran s.
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'Catarrh Of the Rladder
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba." 81.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons.0
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in 4-lb. Ward" prints. Csc. per 10
Also. cottage cheese, butterm1lk ana sweet milk.
&C. per ct Cream, 16c. pint
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Hot SPRING diamond jeweiry, 50 to SO: gold
1led bracelets and bangles, at Priggs.
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A TELEPHONE has been placed IN the music and
taano establishment OF John F. Ellis C Co.. for the
convenience OF their customers and the musical
pubiIc.
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LADIES are invited to attend the third annual
opening OF real lacfS, cOilaretteS, &C., Monday
next at VI. Williams.
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THE ALARM turned In from box 1874 last evening
was Tor the discovery OF fire In q bed chamber OF
house No. S2i 18th street northwest owned and
occnpiet by Mrs Lawrence Kearny. The cause
OF the IRE Is unknown. Damage about 500; COW
cred by insurance.
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GOOD GosS 4NERS; Ladies', Gents, Child,s wear
Well, C0chraneS uptown
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FIRST fioor
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DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuonecrs.

iii tNShNSON BhOS.. AucuoneerS.
kxEcUToR's SALE OF VERY y.Iu.prr I'M.
H Hno w oK KEAL ESTATE Ring PREMISES
Under and by virtue of the Powers vcetolIsS
by fle last win and testament Of wilhelmina Fic fs
Ninth iss FotR oc EESokf sAN u ian, J,
the premises offer for sale uhc auction uart LOT
,ssSen;een in square Al besnnine for The sme at
said square on the line Of 7th street west ana nnin
thence west 100 feet thence south e thence essf
line Of said street north % fest TO the nont II in
nlng. improved by large three-story bi lick store
Terms OF sale thrd cash and the balance one
ana TWO years. with interest al cent recrred
by deed of trust uTon the premises deposit q. 500
Will be required at the tine of sale An convincing
not complied with in days the Executor reserves the
s hi to resell a risk and Of dcfaung purchaser
after public notice Of such in some news
Falcf pupishedln Washington, C.
Executor Estate of wilhelnlna Eichler. deceased.
tF THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNITE,
mo ND the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY. A.
CHARIEs WALTER.
jams eo&ds
rEEsTTHEE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNEp UNTIL
A.D- 1885, same hour and place &c;
Executor Of Estate Of Wilhelmina Eicher deceased.
IT. THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER PosT.
DAY OF JANUARY. A. b; 1883. same hour and place.
,an23-d Executor OF Wilhelmina Eichler. deceased.
IA THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER rosr.
noned until THURSDAY, the FIRST DAY OF FEB
"o A. ~ 1861 sane Ga h0nF E fnd & Ssfei
3a21-d Executor OF Wilhelm Ina Eichler deceased.
(For Other Auctions Sse Ssreofb pooc
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Observation-Disclosures and retail, at j. Jay
Gouds.
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Hecker's Baking Powder
10 perfect In every respect, healthful, thoroughly
reliable, uniform In strength and its baking GIal
tiles cannot be surpassed.
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BIG OYSTERS, TERRAPIN, fresh fish. game. &C.
Steamed, asst and broffda sPerialty-ail selected.
Johnson's, Oh near T. Ladies' saloon FIRST flnor
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FOrtv Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrlptio
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses
the United States, and has been used for fort
years with never fatling success by millions
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the chill
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhHa, gr1pin
TO the child 1t rests the mother Price Is cents
bottle mWs