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pispatch 10 the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, December a-Asled as 70 the
report that serenade would be rendered
to Mr.. Blaine upon his arrival here and
that speech would be expected. Gov. Dingiey
said that there would be no such demonstration IL
Mr.. Blaine's wishes were consulted. or n he (Mr.
Blaine) could help II. All that Mr.. Blaine wants,
said Gov. Dingley, is 10 be permitted 70 come 70
washington, settle down quietly In his home and
go 20 work upon his book. Upon that subject ne is
enthusiastic lie harbors no revenge. and is not
emoittered by disappointment No one has heard
republican who opposed him.
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Geographic Briefs
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Feldman Tours fancy goods store. In Chilli
cothe, O., was damaged by ire yesterday to tn
amount OF 10000; fully insured.
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FA1L AND WINTER InoarAr,ox

ruatsneA overcoatoss and Trouserings received and
oeen Tor mspecton Gentlemen viii place tier orders
Aitho
LEADING TAILORING EsrABIIsHNExr OF
hASH1SGION
II. D. BARR
~ I'LL Pennsylyapia syeuua
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Better qualities at like low hgures
LADIES' BRocA p ;7s VELVET Np DO AND BRocADE
$25: worth to import 3d.
$29: worth to import $40.
@35; worth to import $45.
quality
with good satin lining This sacque have been SELL
have therefore reduced the same to SIS. ~ ~ ''~'
wS esp sa oniy sgc lined
Black diagonal cloth Newmarkets. full length. with
dep Att collar and entirely trmmed-our price,
4s colored cloth Russian Circulars at s475; worth ST.
20 su9eri9. Ottoman cloth Russian Circulars fus.
trimmed, with handsome ornament at $40; worth $l6
Satin Rhadener fur trimmed dolmans in all colors Of
plush lining. at s25. to close; were $3.50
at sn esss Diagonal cloth Jackets with
Colored cloth jackets, from 81 80 up
enFsy sr a ET
h be . aS9 and
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN CH1LDREN's CLoAKs
old thoroughly inspect this Complete stock
before making her selection. It viii amply repay her
Dotn as regards STYLE quality and price.
CHILDRENs POLO CAPS
made Of the finest awool Jersey cloth reduced to IA
cents C9ors-Garnet. navy blue brown, green csrdi-
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS
in endless variety at half Of last years prices Grand
bargains in every department.
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
nal SEVENTH STREET.
KINGS PALACE.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN cLoAKs AND MILLINERY
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
READ KINGS PALACE PRICES.
cikcGIAks At e. g. 81 and M s. RUSSIAN
AL styles of JACKETS at 81. $3.50. S. $55oandss
100 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at 50. $40 and s12
SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below market value
2 coo Misses and Chlldren's HAvELOCKS and NEW
and sc. ~ w. W. VIZ Wv
and 81. 25. ' WV W.
6Oc, Toe, 81 and 81 Is.
BIRDS. PLUMES. WINGS, TIPS, RIBBONS VEL
sold elsewhere ~
ladies' UNDERWEAR. CORSETS and KID GLOVES
below manufacturers prices
DO not buy until you have examined our stock and
ascertaneo our prices you wish to your money
KINGS PALACE,
nj s14 SEVENTH STREET.
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Beautiful wool-flline plaids. in high and subdued
coors 12 cents; finer plads at Is cents reduced from
40 cents.
Plain cashmeres, in all the leading shades 12x cents
g. English cashmere finest imported. at rs cents
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WORK AND WAGEs.-During the present week
about $50 men have been discharged from the
Mount Clare shops OF the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road AT all the shops on the line OF the road there
VIII be both a reduction or force and number OF
hours.-The guide and sheet-irun departments OF
Singer, Ninck Co. 3 mill, PfJtsburg closed down
indefinitely Wednesday.-The piece WORKERS In
the Keystone Bridge company, Pittsburg, were mo-
titled yesterday that their wages would be reduced
on January LIST Is per cent-A reduction OF 10
per cent I'm the wages OF the employees OF ID. Il.
Speer Co. planning mill, PiJtSburg, will 20 into
eject next Monday.
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Axrox FIsHER's

Axrox FISHERS
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No. 90 @ street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IAdaeg' and Gentiefnens Garments; also Velvet and
Plush Cloak Crspe Wells Laces Gloves etc. are per-
aecf;y Sssarsed by this Snper.or proeess
Gentiernens Clothes Caned by this process viii
oe tnear original shape and spots guaranteed
70 % removed efectuaIly Price Sl5o and 9l75 per
DoH d
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The Lawrence Investigation by the
Springer Committee.
Before adjournment the committee directed the
chairman to appoint subcommittee to investi-
gate the matters referred to by Mr.. Barker In his
letter and In his explanatory statement The SUBJ
committee will be appointed next week
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~
Washington Markets - Retail Prices.
MEATs-Beef, porter house, CSC. per ID; sirloin,
IaxaI5c. per ID; chuck, Ioaiahc. per ID; do.
saS P per DO soeas Csc M do
ton, lsal5c. per To-; pork, i2Xai6c per lb. bacon
hans i' Def PsT nj CUT $
1sal4c per Id; cut 14aisc. per h.; lard. lssal4c.
per doz; oranges, 25a5Oc. doz bananas, eOa3Oc per
grapes, sOc per ID. ssc. per box; do taalagal,
Soc per ID cnessnuts amporteo), i6c per qt; cram
BUTTER And Esas-philaaelphla print, soc. per
H. western CT. creamery 4oa45c per ID: New YORK, asa
FIsM-Perch twhite), 25a4oc per bunch; rock,
12Kc per h. haddock 1Oc per To-; haIbut l5asoc per
h.; LOBSTER l5c. per h.; pike l0c. per H.; smet,
15c per h.; salmon trout l5c per To-; white fish,
per H.; blue fish, 12Kc per H.; muscalonge, I5c.
per H.; scallops 25c per pint; oysters aSl per
VsaFrAsLEs.-Beets. Base per bunch: beans
60c per PIX cabbage, 5al0c per head: carrots, Babe
per bh cucumbers new), 40a50c each; sl.5o per 100
esmn 1os per S So per
Do 1sNses soas0c per PIX; saUsshes, Sc. per H. H.
mint, &c. per bunch: eeg plant, 5aIOc
each: lima beans, 15c. per qt; celery, 6aI0c
PS; red cabbage. iOaiSc Per nd; Brussels sprouts
PouLTsy.-ch.ckens solG, Tscasl per pair; do
per doz; turkeys 14ai6c per Ill.,
WING; PEI psi q : dc Tsd hssd sisS Psr ps 90
pr; do eoiack head. 7sc per pr; do ssmsI o. R
perpr; geese, 73c each; pheasanus, ST. per pair;
snpe $ Per cos rabbits asas each; saa I11
sa ssis sson sa'h 's1aOn s'A
RoBBRRIRs RRPoRrRD.-Mn Daniel Dade, 1910
r street northwest, reports stolen from her resi-
sso.-Mra Burson, i8i Maryland avenue north,
east, reports stolen from her house writing desk
and papers; value. TO- c. Johnson, 4oe 9Th
Wednesday, elk plush coat, valued at S2O0-
MrK J. K. Dickson, l124 b street, reports stolen
from her house TWO pairs OF silk stockings valued
at e.
MARRIAGE LIcBNsEa-Marriage licenses have
son and Emma Gaines; Henson Brooks and viz
gtnia Murray, OF Richmond, Va David Nay, OF
Goshen, Va, and Kate Humphrey. james r z
and Ida Robertson.
were the readings ct the once OF the chief agnG
onicer to-day: an. go; II q m. lA7: pm, 5l.Q
MAXIMUM, ol.G mlnlmums &l.e
AT . meeting Of seventh SUBDIVISION OF asso-
ctated charities. Nj. w. Pierce Ben presiding, rou-
condition OF the work. A committee WAS author
tied with reference 20 obtaining Christmas contri-
buttons nom Sunday och00lA Nr. Robert Ball WAS
elected TO MI a:vacaucy II board Of directors
E,or.p wrs IA. cam! Q, rOl,cn-M,. MARTA
Of Major Hiram Paulding, leading lawyer OF
White Plaanss =. T., ol0ped On fueDday night with
Geo W. See. tho chief a police Of the town. The
couple went 20 Now York. where they were mar
ried The raAher of The lady was indignant over
the marriages. and declares that be WI newer rec-
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No Restriction on Production OF Pig
PIrTsBuRe, PA, December a-The project to ~
strict the production Of pig iron by banking the
furnaces for month or more has been allowed to
die quietly.
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TO.MORROW.

TO-MORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctioneerA
TRUSTEES SALE AL OF BRUSSELS CARPETS Wal
bS3k W GAsE tKSTE SUITE
1872 and duly recorded IL Iber No ss4 folio 2o4
recton Of the party secured shall in front
81 the sTsSn 81 Ws5sT w 1ssa
PAST TEN O'CLOCK 4. ~ the following named arti-
cles; mentioned in SCI edule marked "a" annexed to
ONE elegant NJ t sideboard, Walnut Frame Mantel
and Brussels carpets.
dist WALTER B. WILLIAMS. Trustee.
TTHoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD o ESFEcrs AT MY AUCTION
s;ifpfa s9r
Also. DIAMOND CROSS. &c.
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Large quantity Of Domestic Wine, in glass and wood
ALSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Gray Horse Telegraph, fine driver.
AlSO AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
Carriages. BuxEies. Wagons sc. d4-2t
GALE OF CARPETS, MATING. Tables IRON.
S Al prE Drc 9EEFdSE
ent Office building, 9th and G streets lot Of nnser.
e oods to 5s Ss MATING
sale.
Terms casn.
d33t DUNCANSON BROS Anctioneera
TlVRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il OPPOSITE NEW PENSION OFFICE BUILDING
WITH BUILDING THEREON. No. 451 g STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of DEGREES of the supreme Court of the "a
District OF Columbia, in cause William Lord ~
Patrick ODonnoghue ct al, No. 8.429. Equity -
Docket as trustees under deed of trust recorded in
ber No j1l folio 343 If the land records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. We will sell, on TUESDAY. NINTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. A. d. 1884. at FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ in front of the premises that part of Lot No &C.
In the subdivision Of original Lot No In square No
5S In the city of Washington which ia tanned in the
following metes and bounds: BEGINNING at the south
west Of said lot and running east 26 24 feet
thence north 100 feet thence west Is LA feet and
thence south 100 feet to the place Of beginning There
Is an old two-story brick house on the lot.
Terms: One-third cash. of which deposit OF $3.50 Is
required at time of SALE balance in notes at and
years with interest secured deed of trust or all cash
at option Of the purchaser
Hi fHJEs 4 Rahh. Trustees.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. n25-d to
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PASTORS WIFE EIoPEs WITH DEAcov-The
wife OF Rev. w. A. Downs. pastor OF Worthwhile
church, Riverhead, L l., has clipped with G. Mitch
ell Terry, one OF the leading meh OF the village and
deacon OF the church. Mr. Downs Is heart
broken at his w1fe's infidelity. Yesterday, tho
clergyman received a telegram from his wife which
and would never return TO Riverhead.p It is be,
lieved that the couple has gone 10 Florida, where
Terry has sister who eloped some time ago with q
Capt Penny, Ieav1ng four children behind ner.
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AUCTION SALES.
THoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF IMPORTED OBJECTS OF
ART. CURIos BRASS GOODS, ELEGANT oRNA.
MENTs. EMBRoIDERIEs FLOOR AND WINDOW
DECORATIONS. ELEGANT CARVINGS, &C..
EMBRACING
PERSIAN. RAMPoORE. DAccA AND sELIM RUGS
DoaHEsTAN. CAwNPORE AND DELHI RUGS.
INDIA HALL RUGS AND CARPETS. EMBRo1D-
Erred SILK DRESS PATTERNS FINE EMRRoID-
ERIEs IN GREAT VARIETY, sHAwLs scARFs.
IMAGES. OBJECTS OF ART AND cURIos.
CARVED BOMBAY BLACK WOOD FURNITURE.
EMBRACING TABLES. SECRETARIES. CH1FFo-
NIERs. RECEPTION CHAIRS, BRACKET FOOT.
STOOLS. 10.
The whole forming of the most varied and choice
collections of goods ever sent to this city
This superb collection will be sold at public auction
on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER
TENTH AND ELEVENTH. 1884 AT ELEVEN A. NJ
AND THREE O'CLOCK P. NJ, at my auction rooms
18th and Pennsylvania Articles will be on view
Monday and Tuesday. December 9Th and 9th when
catalogues will be ready for distribution. diet
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auctioneers
SALE OF FINE FURNITURE,
WITHIN OUR SaLESROOM,
TOMORROW MORNING. DECEMBER SIXTH
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
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Deeds In fee have been recorded as follows:
Virginia King to Henry L. Mann, lot and pit g,
SO. $50: $4.1s5. W. T. Jones to T. L King pit 2, 90.
424; s., $50 B. F. Gilbert to Ida N. L SUNNY. LOT
16, block {, Takoma park; Sl70 J. A. Tari1pgton to
D. K. Cartier, lot B, 50. So $500 Jas. z. Mason
TO JAS H. Smith. lots L. Is 10 to e. co. 49, 5000
Catherine Donnelly to jas. d. Donnelly, one-third
part o. So 40; $1,000 Same to Sarah Donnely, LOT
80, do; 5000. T. I. King to Flodoardo Howard,
part s, 50. $40; s. 22a James B. Bertram to Char
lotte Myers parts and 10, 50. 49, &s COO James
6. Burche ct al TO j. B. Wilson. part 2, So 480;
$349S5 8 e. Emmons to Bertha policeman, part
g. So 4O4; $3.50. Commissioners D. C. to Susan II.
Beans, lot Is, 60. 86S; g. p Shoemaker TO JOS
g, Miller, part Il, 50. GAL; $S70.80.
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MISS ANNIE K. HUMPHREY.

40 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Makes COkSEfS to order IN every style and material
AID guarantee r%rfec< it and comfort
HER SIECIALTIE3 ARE
French Hand n1ade Cnderclothine Nezino Underwear
and finest Imported Hoeiery.
Patent shoulder Braces and al Dress Reform Goods
French Coxsets and BuxfleS
Children's COrsets. and 81 Corset (Iiss ii = own
make). that for the price Is unsurpassed.
N. b-Erefsch, German and Spanish spoken maria
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A TrrATY SznxxD.-The Secretary OF state and
the Dominican mtnlstm yesterday signed . treaty
between tne United states and the Dominican Rs
plblfe
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LANsBuRc1H & BRo.,
40, 49,, 42i AND 426
SEVENTH STREET

INITIATED BY SOME,
EQUALED By NONE
ENvIED By ALL.
1t has come to this. but we can't halp it-low prices
must prevail.
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WHAT ONB OF TIE MIN 6AfA
I TRENTON, J., December samuel cray,
VINO Ii supposed to be mixed up in the Carleton
house mystery, In New York, tthe finding OF the
s ss nn Ss Of S the ssass Prison ss,
serving thirteen year term for attempting
to murder his wife near Dover, this state,
Gray said this morning that he was never known
as Ben; Gray He had JOB printing establishment
In the basement of the Carleton house, occupying
the premises from September, 1882 to March, 1888
He had bedroom in the rear OF the shop. His Wife
lived with him. She was very jealous and
him with inidelity. Gray denies any knowledge
whatever OF the mystery, and says that he never
had any woman other tnan his wife in his place
March, 1885, and sold out his printing ONCE and
went TO the Charity hospital, where he re.
NAMED na I'VE weeks MS Gray followed her husband
street. finding employment as a seamstress She
visited Gray frequently in prison: She left here
Philadelphia, but he does not know where she is In
that city. Gray is % years Old and was born In
England. He has several scars on hts face
An Explosion OF Natural Gas.
P!TTsBURa, Pa, December San explosion Of
natura. gas at the Consolidated gas company's
burned a workman whose name could not be
learned and totally destroyed the derrick and rig
giIg.
Malignant Dfphtheria.
WINDSOR, ONT, December ga malignant cpl
portions OF East and West Sandwich and other
places In the vicinity.
A disappointed Lover Shoots Himself.
CINCINNATI, O.. December 5.-Leo. Heller, q
young iron worker, attempted to kill Miss Inn In
the office OF Justice OF the Peace Dunning, but be-
Ing prevented by the latter deliberately snot him
self dead. Heller had been paying attention to the
girl who tired Of him. He threatened her, and she
naa MIN I'M, arrested. The young man and the girl
were with Justice Cunning in the latters Office to-
DAY preparatory to the trial when Heller made the
attempt on Miss Inns life.
The Franchise Bill Passed by the Lords
LONDON, December 6.-The franchise bill was
read third time in the house or lords this after
noon, and was subsequently passed by that body.
Probably Killed by the Indian.
KINGSTON. ONT, December 5.-A teamster for the
lumber shanties left Mississippi station last We'd
nesday for the woods, accompanied by an Indian.
The next day the Indian returned home alone,
stating that the teamster was killed by the acci-
dental discharge OF the Indians gun. Foul play Is
suspected, and the coroner has gone from Kingston
to hold an inquest.
No Restriction on Production Of Pig
IrOns
PITTsBuRe, PA, December 5-The project to ~
strict the production Of pig iron by banking the
furnaces for month or more has been allowed to
die quietly.
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CHoMAS DOWNING Ancf,one.
EINHOMAS DOWLlNG, Auct1Oneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
C.EnRGETnIcN r. N

GEORGETOWN, D C.
By virtue and direction of the last will and tesla Or
mint of Thomas Viewer. late of the District of CoES
lumbia. shall offer for sale the premises on-A-
MONDAY- DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1884. at FOUR
O'CLOCK P NJ. the following real estate viz: Part OF
lot 253 in square 129 in Beatty and Hawkins addition
to Georgetown. having front of As street on High
street and depth of 120 feet inches Also the south
I35 feet front of lot 16 in square, fronting on
adjoninI six acre lot in the county, in all about ~
Heights of Georgetown. adjoining the site of the Ma
tioIlal Observatory property
Terms of sale: Onethird cash: balance in notes Of
equal payment at one and two years with interest
cured by deed OF trust upon the property sold AL
quired on each property sold at time OF sale.
ROBERT D. WEAVER
nc5-lOt Fxecutor Of Jbomau Waavs,
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES TATE
OON The NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH,
BETWfEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH

OON The NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH.
BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS WEST. WASHINGTON. d. c.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court or64a
the District Of Columbia passed on the 31st day o&
october, A. ID. 1884. in equity cause No. COLL -
docket No "a Di sell at pube sale; in front Of the
GENDER. A. d. 1884. at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK
p NJ of said last named day the following described
real estate situate in the city of WASHINGTON the Dis
trict of Columbia wit: Part lot numbered seven
Cd. in square numter two hundred eleven (2li(
contained within the following netes and bounds: Be-
ginning for the same at point the line of street
north twenty COO feet east from the southwest
Of said lot ID and running thence east twenty
six ta feet thence north eighty {6 feet thence east
twenty COO FEET. thence north twenty 1--we C25)
thence west fortysix (46 feet; thence south one
hundred and I've uO5) feet to the place of ginning
Terms OF sale One third % Of the purchase money
in cash. and the balance thereof of the pur
chaser at six TO- twelve) and eighteen (Is, months
frUm the date of SALE with interest at the rate Of co
per centum er annuu secured by deed of trust upon
said real estate, satisfactory to me- IL. cash. at
chaSers option $l00 deposit required the time of
sale All conyeyancng and recording at purchasers
cost Terms Of sale 10 be complied with within seven
days from date OF sale otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the purchasers and expense
after ten days notice By advertisement.
FENDALL l. ALEXANDER, Trustee
DCNCANsON BROS. Auctoneers n3e-dxls
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LADIES GOODS.

A. GA1oos
LADIES' TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER,
n6-lm A14 9Th street, washington DC
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An Explosion Of Natural Gas.

P!TTsBURG, Pa, December San explosion of
natura. gas at the Consolidated gas company's
we'll at Murraysyille, Pa, yesterday seriously
burned workman whose name could not be
learned and totally destroyed the derrick and rig
giIg.
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tT THE ABOVE SALE Is HEREBY POSTPONED
until MONDAY. EIGHTH OF DECENHER l6el
same hour and place. ~ order Of the TFnstso 116-df
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LONDON, December 6.-The franchise bill was
read third time in the house or lords this after
noon, and was subsequently passed by that body.
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Thu CnmHfn~


PROBATE CoURr-Jasd0s Cor
IN re. Arthur Young; Amelia Rogers bonded as
guardian In e20 Estate OF John 7. Pickett; bond
OF administrator completed. Estate OF Joseph l.
Savage; administrator allowed 20 sue Equitable
LIE Insurance Co ana C. Il Raymond Estate W.
w. Mexican. Rose ID. HotchkiSs quali1ed rs admin
81. 500 Win OF NJ. Lathrup; order
OF puolicataon made Estate OF Mary A stafan;
order foe sale OF personal property and for payment
OF storage Estate OF Dallas Johnson; order APP
pointing h N. Chaplin guardian 10 orphans-oond,
$1,000 Estate OF G. w. Riggs; J. NJ Johnston ap-
pointed administrator-eond 10000
OIevesanass Inauguration.
nroRfANr HrSrs 10 DrnocRAuc cLuBs-A BUSINESS
NAN come MO OFFICE
From tbs Albany Argus
II can be said with authority, and &c she aid be
distinctly Needed that II the wishes OF Mr. cleve-
land be consulted, the event Of Inauguration VIII
Be made as simple, brief and plain as possible.
alike 70 comport with the known aversion OF the
Presidentelect 70 public display and 70 conform
TO the habit OF the democratic Presidents who were
the fathers and founders OF the republic OF course
the President-elect VIII be more or less subject 90
The arrangements made by Others. bu; the others
should labor under no misapprehension OF his
wishes IN the premises
IL is TO be expected that many Democratic citizens
and many democratic organizations from All parts
OF the country Will be present at Washington
during the Inauguration. The competition among
them TO act as escort thither the Presdentelect
Is said 10 be spirited. That competition VIII de-
crease when the fact is announced that Mr. Cleve-
land VIII proceed TO the national capital without
escort ana with as much expedition and privacy as
the circumstances VIII permit or his preference
cure. he Is not unmindIul OF the good feeling OF
those who would thus do him tribute and honor,
but the simplicity OF private gentleman In
Ing Is the method most agreeable 90 his tastes,
just as the industry and directness OF business
man In ONCE are most congenial 20 his habits a.
public servant
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IN o Z g L A s s..
~ NINTH STREET.
CORNER z.

MERISo AND WOOL. UNDERWEAR
ftfy cents stfpositiyely buy the best UNDERVESr
Tor Ladies ever shown IN this city For 76. offer
you the regular 81 UNDERvEST: while for 81. well,
we simply aAk you 20 look At after examining the
eest ELSEWHERE.
ChuDkEN,S VESTS. heavy Merino. excellent value
at Sc. for 81 Soc. 6sc., 15c 81 &c
Ne show . SCARLET CNDERVESr for ladies' pu-s
Finer grades st 81 81 - &c
Ladies' extra long DRAWERS. fashioned AIsa extra
Gze bands for very feshy ladies' SEQ
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PIANOS. Music OneAss
EDWARD F. DRooR TYH
OF the late firm Of
". G. MEIzERoTr Co..
At the old stand-925 Pennsylvania avenue
Offers for sale carefully selected assortment Of
STEINwAY & SONS Grand, Square, and Upright
LOCK. GRovEHTEEN 4 FULLER, and other
makers Sterling and bridgeport Parlor Organs.
Music and Musical Merchandise.
orders for LINING and Repang progPy attended TO-
20. Sole agency fcr . sors, p,.Ho.
l. UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS
Stand unrvaled for all the fine qualities Of workman
ship tone and durability. standing solidly in tune and
giving unusual satisfaction
We make speciality Of taking in exchange old Pianos
and particularly i'm second hand SQUARES for new In
rights giving the fullest value for them and making
low prices and payments special nducement to
prompt and reliable buyers.
good stock of Pianos at low prices and
easy terms
Nothing sold but what we can give Irresponsible guar
antee for.
mi FACTORY wAREROOMs 400 or, straek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-05
CIali1nane Dtuhsherfa.

WINDSOR, ONT, December ga malignant cpl
demiC OF d1phthera Is causing serious mortality IL
portions OF East and West Sandwich and Other
places In the vicinity.