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The prohibition amendment was lost in Ohio but
pile 2g rs votes out OF total of 1ggcj, and ac-
corCiing to John sherman ana other authorities.
lid it,
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OILS
NOVELTIES In BLACK Goops.

NOVELTIES In BLACK GooDs.
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO
HIS VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
MOURNING AND BLACK DRESS FABRICS
nInb ley HUPIN AN, AND TIE I3 MOST Gel EBRA
MELROsE CLOTHS,
VENETIAN CREPE.
MARIE GALANTE.
CACHEMIRE HINDOU
DRAP D'AMOUR
BEATRICE CLOTH,
BISON CLOTH.
-o CHEVIOT CLOTH,
ARMURES.
,,,,,-,,,., OTTOMANS,
JERSEY CLOTHS,
STOCkINETTES.
TAMISES
COURTAULD'S ENGLISH CREPE ON THE ROLL
FOR TRIMMING AND YELLING PURPOSES.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF BLACK MOURNING
sc, Eg-CH0IGE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street
Established 1S4O oc13
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IL must haE" made Il cold chill creep down the
backs OF the Angl,ein1niacS of BO5ton-and there
ARE lots and lots Of them in the Iub-tO hear Lord
cher Justice ColeridEe express the opinion that
Governor Butler us about the best spe fer of IN
American" he has met with. The problem with
Beacon street hereafter will De to decide whether il
ought to desp;se Coieridge or admire Butler
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JERSEYS AT 81.

56JERSEYS in Black only: splendid quality: Revere
elegant garment
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Effect.
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS IS BOUGHT LARGE
LY UPON CONFIDENCE. FOR FEW PEOPLE KNOW
THE VALUE OF MERCHANDISE. IN BUYING
CLOTHES MAN WANTS TO KNOW THAT HE IS
GETTING RELIABLE ARTICLE. AND Is NATUR-
ALLY SUSPICIOUS OF UNTRIED DEALERS. THE
PLAIN, SAFE RULE IS TO GO WHERE YOU KNOW
HONEST GOODS ARE SOLD UPON EXACT STATE
MENIS OF KIND AND QUALITY. THIS IS SUCH A
PLACE, AND IF OUR PRICES ARE NOT AS LOW AS
OTHERS ARE SELLING GOODS OF EQUAL VALUE
HOW COULD WE AFFORD TO GIVE EVERY GUS
TOM Err LEGAL GUARANTEE EMITTING HIM
TO BRING BACK GOODS AND OBTAIN HIS MONEY
IF DISSATISFIED FOR ANY REASON
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
o13 t0I SEVENTH STREET,
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Tie cheering intelligence in the October state
H'Fnt OF the Agricultural Department, that the
threatened c1rn wheat ami cotton crops ere out of
danger and doing wei. Is supplemented by the
good news from Petersburg that the peanut crop
hsS been saved by the timely rains aud that tie
yield will probably be large and fine
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JERSEYS AT 80.

The JERSEY PAR EXCELLENCE" ct 50; the per-
fiction % Jersey in fit, shape, finish and elegance
in Black only.
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Jusr Ar Present
FALL OTERCOATS ARE A FEATURE.

This week two more styles. One regard a. very
cheap: the Cloth Melton: the style-sf- faced single
hree ted soft roll its Wish ans, cleap-s.2 II is atout
a. Wei to wear durable, stylish garment when the
lr = low as t. buys low priced that don't poss,
these qualities This lot won't last long.
4. SAKS CO.
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THE STAR office - connected with the Telephone
Exchange. Advertisements, orders for the paper by
hail and otiicrVis news any nation bSi
cai IL sent Gay ni-;It. free # charge.
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Now that the October elections are out OF the
waytntcrtst eeHters the states which hold their
fan elections on the 6lA oi November. or these
states. Virginia. New York, New Jersey. Maryland
and Massachusetts, are attracting most attention,
as the contest In all Uf them Is sharp and import
ant The reas!j'ssteT iaacer5 IN Virginia are b@triy
ing an anxiety which shows they fear serious
losses The are calling their reserve fp.ceS.
and using every influence hold their supporters
10 party fe5lty. In Massachusetts, a similar state
OF things exists. There, as IN Virginia, the fight is
mere personal than one OF abstract principle and
In the Oil dominion, the 'b0ss,' who Is lighting
the field fiIi,,s the odds telling against him lii
New YORK the contest i over subordinate Offices
and is important only % Il VIII furnish Indications
- to the Stctdlness OF the recruits TO demo
rrdcy. III the Cleveland EOte is essentially re-
peated, the C;ItiD0 for the republican majority in
1884 Is very poor. New Jersey Is always a Close
state, with democratic preferences, and the can
NaS5 this E5I indicates thus far no specially no-eI
tendencies. Albeit viii probably H. elected gov
eTnor over Dixon. by nJrroH aio.ity. Maryland
Il also clce state, btst pretty safely democratic,
nevertheless. The rppUU;c3nsin tbs state arr not
To be put down. however, without struggle. and
noYE in the Thick OF their annual PIucky fight.
\ local reform movement in Baltimore may help
them out little on state issues Elections occur
also in Connecticut. Minnesota. Mississippi. Ne
brasEa ard Peun>y llauia. bus not OF S-JTt to
attract more than local attention, unless extra
ordinary changes i'll popular sentiment show in the
returns
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SILK JERSEYS,
FALL AND WINTER WRAPS.

FALL AND WINTER WRAPS
Our assortment of Outside Garments for Fall and
Winter Wear much Larger and in variety greater than
ever before comprising the newest styles and latest
designs in Plush. Sicene. Gros De Londre, Radzemir
and Cloths, DoInans, Circulars Newmarkets.
COATS AND JACKETS
We offer ATWOOD Harding and Colbs's" dag
onal Cloth perfect fitting silk Stitched JACKET for
the low price of S.
AN ELEGANT SICILLIENE CIRCULAR,
Quilted Lining, Fur Collar and edged with Fur all
around, Cor SIS
A SPLENDID SEAL PLUSH COAT.
AZ inches Long, Seal Ornaments and best Quilted Satin
Lining, for the extremely low price of 1885,
QUE WRAPS
all Tailor fadthe production of the best manu-
prices cannot be SURPASSED
EVERY GARMENT
guaranteed tn e. AMI any alterations necessary made BY
a competent Dr,sslnaser free of charge.
" o o d " r. & LOTHRO
OI5
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The other lot il the thing You will see worn by the
fith avenue swcils They in Tan and Br.ht Olive
s1s cIIt short. IL won't DO long Frock Coats
With them but they the very height of style They
a. really more for style than comfort The people
tIrt IA 10 have the correct thing and are cater.
i 20 the very best class Of trade make point to
NV 5he>e Stylish Garments These Oyercoas are only
hE-le of fine fabrics. Price SIS
NOBODY ELSE HAS ANY COAT THAT COMPARES
NTH If
A. SAKS co.
Soaking o. Overroats prompts TO ask yol TO look
e. Tot OF Genuine Scotch Heavy Weights we have at
siS Ii viii interest you
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" o o d " A II ID & LOTHR
OI5
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

/ ktOR SALE-A VERY FINE FAMILY HORSE, NOT
afraid of steam engine, Just in from the cou-
try and has no further for him. Apply for three
uaS dt TO- IL Southwest.
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at $40 and $3.50.
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EfoR RENT
Il FURNISHED HOUSES.
Some of the best the city private use Apply
j. &. q. KENNEDY,
ol2-3t 700 18th street
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. riety Of Relief and Scrapbook Pictures Birtbdav
Cards. Paper Dolls, French Tissue Paper Don't FORGET
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Il 1s2S STREET NORTHWEST.
desirable threpstory and back building Brick Resi-
dence, containing Ia rooms and modern improvements
o126t 1924 street northwest
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CANT HOUSES, COM

BOARDMAN a. GORDON
oco-im lill q street northwest.
EoR SALE.ONE OR TWO OF THOSE FINE
terms As will make il easy u urrlas, Holm
SHERMAN CO, 92' Il street northwest oc3- Inn
V<OR SALE-HOUSES-I HAVE A FEW CHOICE
residences for sale: location rStrlsss i'm the north
west JNo. A. PRESCOTT, l4l6 street northwest
sCp29- In
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FOR RENT-STORES.

(1OR RENT-STORE 459 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Il northwest fine stand for Merchant Tailor: has been
occupied for this purpose for last thirty years: has
fixtures emitting and show tables and other furniture
Work shop i'll rear. DUEALI l. MARI 925 f street
northwest. octII-e
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WAT BECOMES OF BAD Eggs.
iEey Are Made Valuable, No Halter
IEOSV Old.

Prom til PHILADELPHIA Record.
Here comes the egyman" said produce deal
or On Water street. as Michael Netzler drove IN in
his wagon. The mere fact of beirg an ecgmap
would not cause further inquiry. but Mctzlpr's
business with eggs is a somewhat peculiar one
tie deals in al sorts Of hen fruit-the freshly
laid; those that have Travelled from tho west
and been On the road so long as to be unfit for
table use; cracked. specked or odoriferous.
those that have been frozen and anything but
one mat has become dried. When there. is a
railroad accident to produce train MetZier Is
gehera!iy the first man on hand 70 capture the
eggs. tie searches the produce stores high AMI
low. and when he has laid in a stock of wares an
invitation for ride on the front seat of the
wagon would most probably be declined
IHe eggs are divided up between tanners mo-
rocco drcsseFs confectiOners and fine paper
makers Inc tanners take the yelk and never
question the freshness of the produce: the con-
iec'!ohefs and paper men are eager for the
ioahlH[ white. Vast quantities OF the yelks
are used. ANA only recently has it been possible
Tor the leather men to obtain them in quantities
Twelve years ago the morocco and kid men We're
compelled to crack their own eggs and the
White was thrown away. Nicholas Liabeck con-
ctlyed the idea of supplying them and using the
rest Tor the purposes named above. The yelkS are
mixed with Hour ard salt. and dough is made
This is used for sizing aud DRESSING Iiebnck
was followed m business by MetZer and these
are believed to be the only two in this CITY. al
though there are a dozen in New York. some of
whom have lucrative and extensive trades 1t is
Impossible to use machinery in breaking the
eggs on account of the care that is to be eyer
cIsed. The yelks are carefully separated from
the white.
Folks who are fond of good things from the
cOniectioners should bear in mind that only the
most recent OF egg products are sold to them
At least. that is the supposition The paper
men are not SO particular regarding age The
White which they secure must be clean. for if q
single streak of yelk should creep ill., then when
through it. These parts of the eggs are dis
posed OF by the gallon at nominal figures and
the egg men are familiar to most of the dealers
Just what prices are obtained the men refuse to
state.
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AprOpOs of the recent sale in Paris of NJ Bor-
inches 1900 pictures, the question arises how
many of these pictures are genuine and how
many are spurious. A curious study upon this
subject. due to the pen of NJ. Vertan. shows
that the number ofcopies disposed of as original
is quite astonishing. There is one artist, he
says, living in the Latin quarter who has made
the fortune of ten picture dealers. with imita-
lions of Leonardo da Vinci Zurbaran, and other
great masters And sometimes the spurious
pictures are detected on account of being supe-
rOr to anything done by the artist initiated
NJ. Vertan also tells US how Rosa Bonheur de-
tected forgery, in which the breath Of some
animals plOughing was rendered with a degree
of transparency which she admitted to be be-
yOnd her powers. Turning to the sales at the
Hotel DrouOt the writer says that on an average
there are put up for sale every year 200 Dau-
bignys. 500 Leopold Roberts, 2OOO TrOyons,
5000 Corots, 2,5OO Theodore Rousseaus, 1,SOO
Rosa Bonheurs. / 400 Diazes, and so on. He de-
clares that 10000 Daubignys at present exist,
and he expresses his opinion that century
heutc there will be q million. NJ. Vertan natu-
rally complains that nothing is done to put O
stop to this wholesale piracy. NJ. Washington,
when he was in Office some years ago, drafted a
bill on the subject, but it never got any further.
and the forgers have it all their own way.
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BEAUTY Soar.

To keep the pores open the oil glands and tubes
tive, and thus furnish outlet for impurities in the
perspraton and blood which humiliatnE boches
blaekheads. and minor skin blemishes. especially of
fants; to cleanse whiten and beautify the skin.
move TAM freckes, slnburn and oily matter to keep
the hands soft white and from chaps and
prevent contagious skin and scalp diseases and to pro-
vide an exquisite skin beautiier and toilet bath and
nursery sanatve edoent with delicious flower odors
CUTICURA healing balsams, use the CUTIcuRA SOAP In
dorsed by physicians and chemists absolutely pure
and highly medicinal Sales 1872 1000, 900 cakes
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THE HERITAGE OF WOE.

Misery. shame and agony often beaueathed az a sole
LEGACY to children by parents is neglected Scrofua To
cleanse the blood of this hereditary poison and thus
move the most prolific of human suffering, to
clear the skin of diseurns humors itching tortures
humiliatng erupons and oathsome sores caused by it
purify and beaufy the skin and restore the hair
no trace of the disease remains CUIICURA REsoLvENT
the new blood purifier. duretc and aperent and CUTI
cURA and CUTICURA SOAP the great skin cures and
beautifers, infallible
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HAD SALT RHEuM

In the most aggravated form eight years No kind of
treatment, medicine or doctors did any permanent
good My friends in Maiden know how suffered When
began to use the CuT1cURA REMEDIES my limbs were
so raw and tender that could bear my weight on
them without the skin cracking and bleeding and was
Obliged to go about on crutches. Used the CUT1cURA
REMEDIES five months and completely and perna-
nenty cured. Mrs s. A BROWN Maiden Mass
References Any citizen of Maiden, Mass
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COPPER COIOREn

have been afflicted with troublesome skin disease
covering almost completely the upper part of my body
causing my skin to assume a copper colored hue. 1t
could be rubbed of like dandru and at times causing
intolerable itching and the most intense suffering
have used blood purifiers. pills and other advertised
remedies but experienced relief until procured the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES which, although used carelessly
and lrregary cured me- allayng that terrible itching
and restoring my skin its natural color am willing
to make affidavit to the truth of this statement
Milan, Michigan. S. G. BUXTON.
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Sold by all druggists CU11cuRA. 30 cts: Re-
SOLVENT. 81; SOAP 25 cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
1cAL Co, Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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VTNHE ATTACK OF CERTAIN OLD LINE JOURNALS
Il upon the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association was
intended to utterly ruin its business, but it to
have had the opposite effect for single day
month applications were received for $25OOOO insrr
ance. Assessment No 10, just collected, brought in
$4,000 The reserve fund now exceeds 800 600 which
is being invested in us Bonds by the trustee Cen
trail Trust Company of New York The Association COM
peted its third year in October and has already written
IT, covering $4,000 600 of insurance The
ADMISSION fee and one years dues in advance $50 on
$4,000. and $50 on $4,000. The annual dues for ex
Tenscs s. for each 81 eco of the certificate The
sessments for death claims at age 25 81 on ach
COO of the certificate: at "a age 49, GA age
3D. S325 age 90 ST. One fourth of each assessment goes
into the fund protect the company against
1909 street ~
NIL JY KNIGHT General aoont
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THE GREAT

INHE GREAT
1o,, TO TIE 4rI SNI3GRTH, WEST AND 6TTHwrsr.
sTEL Ell RAILS \ MaGN1rd n P inpSaiN EF
rn IN EFFECT N0YEMBEK isrH isss.
OF SIXTH AID Is STREETS. IS FoIf 11Sa' eoiSHh
fdPittsburg and the West Chicago Limited Fyrross
s4oa m daily; with sleeping Cas- :I1Ii Hars ii
I Siclnan NsstSrn EApr,Ss 40 y. IA, dally with
Slhicaso: via Columbus End 81 L n IL, t. With iF
1000 m, daily, FOR RttsIGrg and the West, WITH
fa1Ss sf f1siE car TN M" f,1 70 cago
For Erie, Canandaieua, Rochester Buffalo Niarara.
W ~ 20 p NJ daily except saturday with Palace Cars
ITaih leaving Washington on Saturday night VIII no:
For Willalnsport, Lock Haven and Euira, at 94oa n
daily except Sunday.
90. 1000 and IL Is r. m on Sunday 90 10 10 and
Ills Limited FkIress Of Pullman fsrior cars.
s30a. m daily, except Sunday
For Boston without change, l;iOp m every week day
For BrooEi;n, i Y ali through trains connect At Ter.
Soy City with boats of Brooklyn Annex affording
Siiact tansfsr TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For Philadelphia rs and iO:5o a. M 1.4o 100 1000
rd lffa ESIrsss 9.9 a. m daily except Sunday
20 9 .S az 20 10 40 LOO 10 aId 40
SUNDAY 9:4Olo m.4 &C., $780, 40. 10 sO0 and IL is
For Pores Creek Line. Csc a. m and I.4op m daily
FS. Annapolis. ESQ am. and 44o pm daily e,oertsun-
ALE W.H sNh h 81 FRIETDEElGKsBURG RAM
RAmR aaP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
ss sos and Gs Il I Gs and % q 5a a 1a
r g :S5, 2;25, II ;05 an, sos pm.
and 90 pm daily. except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandra for washington O5 sos 1910
M. and l2l0 midnight. On Sunday 1t { 20 and lOi0
Trtits ;o o2 ana id, i0;4o pm o.
io IS street and Pen1y wanna avenue and at The sta
gage to destination fram hotels s i spd reas "
c,.s j. X WOOD. General Passenger Agent;
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Judge ingalls, purchased a lot in the village
of Green which, N. Y, adjoining the house
where he was BORN, not that he wanted the
ground, but bF ause the owner was about to cut
down noble ID elm which stood upon it.
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RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
axe MODEL FAST LINE AND The ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
1HE FAST AND THE WEST
VIA WASHINGTON
DOCGIE lkAGkt IANNII CNIrpI EN-

wv I'LL 1h STt n g I.,N CoIFIERt
SchednIe &c take effect 81 NDAH. November Is 1891
syeilue AID street 10 Eastern Standard or 18Th M,r,
For Chicago, Cincinnati Louisville and s.. Tnnfs
daily a ~ % m. 10 Is a m 10 10 r. M viii,
Through Coaches and Palace Sl.,IGng Cars la aiDoye
iyns s 's wlI9ut change ~ 49, Ia daily to Chcago
For Ifttshurg at lO.l5 a. IN and 80 p m daily A
I;n 10 Pttsburg. Cleveland and Detroit WITH Sl,,p.
For Toledo aud Detroit via Monrocyfne 1o15
9hS with Sleeper for Toledo via Mh,eliIs and Like
Trains for Philadelphia and New York RI e1oa M
daily. except Sunday p m ana 10 top m daily wit,
larioT and SleeI ing Cars attached
For erd b a a9 On %Seb days 20 500 $40
Zoo, 4 10. 1900 10 - nm 49, ~ ~
fS 9ql BatinGr: on sgnaays 60 co. 800 am, -
For Annapolis q 40 am l. ~ and 40 nm: ON Sun.
For Nay Stations istwesn WASHINGTON and Baltimore
r o. o:4u; "a m II 10 nm: $50. lao land 10 Is n
ana 40 rIl. daily except Sunday. ~ IN daily for
ii$Ahinsoh, Staunion aud Valley Branch : 30 M.
GU am, 5Olo am, z.a5 pm. and As PA daily
For ILaserstown, 1o:l5 am and IS Pm daily Except
Sunday. For points ;. V. n II IL. Is a IN dailH,
Trains arrive from the West daily 20 so m 25
Prom New York and PHILADELPHIA 2.55. esoam daily.
8 20 r. IN. daily except Sunday.
From ANNAPOLIS, $40 am. 15o. G57 pm; Sunday.
From Lexington GO a. daily and p. m daily.
From Frederick and intermediate points. % 1000
q; no, 2i5 20 y. m, and 90 D. IN. daily except
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington . ~ s3n
sl5. 80 $40 and l0: 80 a. M - Is, $50 a. 40 :
80 . 10 a. Ia so s. 6s u 30 and '.' % : M = 41O'
al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station except
o For father niormaticn aITly At e Baltore ana
66ilo Iith't hl''-NaSilnEt,n STATION, tl3 ANA ISL
Enhy wanna avenue corner liih street, where orders
VIII IL taken Tor eEe 10 10 checked ana "a &C
Il ii. cLkMLS siii NJ Of T. Baltimore.
hi9 L h LORD. tenl Passenger A-rrnt.
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The Maryland Historical society has deter
mined that Ailegany is the correct way OF spell
Ing the name of that county.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY MAY 8

l. OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, NAY 8.
1888 ~ ~
GERMoND CRANDEIL vs. WASHINGTON CITY SAy1SGs
BANK-3423 Eq. Doc. H..
The payment by the receiver of dividends to creditors
OF said Bank having been heretofore decreed in this
taiise arfsatng one hundred per centu, it is this
Mattingy Receiver ordered adjuded and decreed that
ail deposors in the Washington City Savings Bank de-
hereby forever debarred from making any claim or de-
mad against said defendant the receiver this cause
or the assets in his hands, unless their claim for nm
drawn dividends be presented to said Receiver before
the hrst day OF January A. D. 1884 provided notice of
this order be published at least three week for
four successive weeks from this day and three times
week Tor SIX successive weeks prior to said January
1884 IN two or more newspapers published in the city of
Washington, d. Z. ' -
CHARLES p. JAMES, Justice
A true copy
Test-R. J. MEfGS, Clerk.
nl2m,w,fTw BY NJ A CLANCY Ass,t Clerk
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LADIES GOODS.

NINE Won BRANDS MODESTO
NJ Formerly with Lord and Taylor's, New York; late
with Nm Barr Co. St Louis. Latest imported Fash
IONS Evening Dresses. and Street Costumes made at
snort notice 80, Pennsylvania avenue over NJ Williams
Tailor made suits speciality. do In.
II AIDES: CALL AT 904 F STREET NORTHWEST
~ and have your Ostrich Feathers Cured Cleaned and
Dyed equal TO Long Plumes from short pieces
Feathers Curlel. % cents MISS GANNETT dist
MISS Il. MELLON,
MODESTO
Has removed from Baltimore to "a street southeast
where she Will make to order Dresses and Costumes in
every grade With her long experience in the az
Drsnakins she guarantees perfect satisfaction
and style. dl / 9m
NINE. TRAPHAGEN. 3l3 9TH STREET OVER c. W
1l horns-Tailor finished Suits and Dresses made a
shortest notice Perfect fitting satisfaction guaranteed
Suits made from "a up. n23 3w.
ANTON F1sHERs
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment,
No 906 G street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
LADIES', and Gentlepen's Garments. also Velvet and
Plush Cloaks Grape Wells Laces Gloves etc are per-
fectly clsatied 10y this Superior process
LADIES EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALITY
Gentlemens Clothes Cleaned by this process will not
lose their original shape and spots guaranteed
suit. ~ ~ ~ Al