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COafsensea Locals.

street lamps VIII be lighted this evening at sos
p m. and eXiiugui5hed at 4:45 a.
MIS- Van Solver. charged with hOuSebreaking
was yesterday released on 500 bail by the Criminal
Court
The FIRST meeting OF the Young Mems democratic
club VIII lie held this evening Ia the Vernon build
ing
THE STAR has received cash 81 for sufferers from
Drought in West Virginia.
c''-cred infant was fond At O'Clock last even
Ves.. and taken to the seventh precinct station
house ~ Officer kJncheT.
Al the thirteenth annual convention OF the
1CUns; Mems Christian Association comprising he
territory of iaIyiaad Virginia and the District OF
1UuiAbsi, III tiaEeTSldWn, Md, yesterday, Mr. Il.
L Warner. Of til city, was elected president
washington ln re, No. =. OF the Gr0wleTs, has
eeS,'i the 20 10" M Ulcers: Dewitt CSpragUe lief
GROWER; J. J. b ,rls!ey. unlimited GROWER; 7. n
y nsy. iiiitosi growie c 4. Eldrd e, record
Ing GROWER: j. y. u. Kelley, financial GROWER; w.
" jerks. financial recording GROWER.
TIE Young Ponies union If Memorial Iuther
Place church held their monthly devotional meet
ing last night The meeting was the largest
and most interesting he'd for some time. The
Mt>'cdi ASSOCIATION. conducted By Mr. SeideTt,
assisted the association The subject for discus
sion, "IiOW to secure True Happiness, was COM
Iented upon at length, and the views Of President
Reauy. MI James Graham, Captain White, Mr.
ChaFleS Butter, and Dr. Butler were listened to with
Interest.
The Associated Charities OF the District OF Column
b;a viii hold the third annual meeting at All Souls
cEuTca. cOrnc: Oh 1ith and streets northN est,
next Tuesday evening. See special notice
Inc pump on Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th
and 9Th streets northwest, is ont OF repair
several peanut and banana vendors Wers arrested
last night by Offers weldon and Harding for
WITH their push carts Judge smell to-day fined
them IS each.
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Day GooDs
CANNOT BE SOLD CHEAP ON CREDIT.

COLORED SILKS extra fine quality extremely wide
width. reduced from 81 30 to 81 .25 cash price.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS pure wool
widest double width, reduced to 75c.
COI.ORED BRoCADE SILK VELvETS. in Brown.
Garnet. Royal PURPLE and Black. 81
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING yard and a half wide
Immense width In Brown and Gray, only 37lc
BLACK SILKS extra fire quality reduced from 81 "a
to 81, special bargain.
NEW YORK MIL S AND PEQUOT sHEETINa COT
TON (widcst and very best) Csc
COL0RED AND BLACK SATINS Soc.
COLORED SURAH CASHMERES pure wool widest
double width 37Sc.
COL0RED SILK PLUSHES. 81 So
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS Immense size). ex-
ce!ent quality, $5.
CcIoRED SILKS, excellent quality. 75c. special bar
gain.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, Soc
COLORED SILK vELvETS. $1.25
FINEST QUALITY sURAH CASHMERES, AL pure
fine wool nearly one yard and half wide reduced
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN REMNANTS of q
1857 aid yard lengths, reduced from 25c to &c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLa all pure wool, 81 &c
l. ma CARTERA I'll Market sRAcn.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE-Janish as Camille -
NATIONAL THEATER.-'CaIed Back"
FO:;D'S OPERA HoUSE.-W. j. Seaman, in "Frlend
and FOe'
THEATER COSIQUE.-FirSt-claSS varieties.
DINE NUSEUI-HarTi5 opera company, in
sChiiaoS of Normandy"
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Niuc.v-Threc. but LIVELY.


AN OLD GENTLEMAN WHO TRANPED FROM SUMTER,
s. C., TO B0sTON-READY TO WALK ONE THOUSAND
MILES AGAINST ANY MAN OF HIS YEARS.
Captain Robert w. Andrews, the nlnety-three-
year-old pedestrian, who passed through Washing
ton in May last, on his way afoot from Sumter, s.
c., to Boston. arrived in the city again yesterday
on his hom2ward journey. He walked to Boston,
and thence took pedestrian tour through Massa-
chusetts, and through New Hampshire and Maine
as far as Portland He walked all the way back to
the city, with the exception OF about one hun
dred miles, where the roads were so bad that he
was forced TO take to the more usual modes OF
travel He stated to STAR reporter that he will
ride from here TO Danvfie, on account of the con-
d1tion OF the roads, and hence walk home where
he expects to arrive about December 1st During
his trip he wore out six pairs of shoes His health
has been excellent He had not been north since
fS3O, and greatly astOnished to see the growth
OF cities When he Travelled between the north and
the south during the war OF 1912 and afterwards
he followed the Old federal road, and it was over
this route that he made the journey to Boston. II
served In the war OF 1872" he said to STAR re-
porter, land was in Washington that time That
was the last time saw this city Until came here
on this trip 1t don't slook like the same place
1t was all pasture land then. All of the
town was up there then" he continued, motioning
towards the Capitol ''Now It is the prettiaSt
place ever saw. i saw Gen. Washington once
when was five years old. He was vSitngC0lumbus,
:; c., then. My memory is good; can remember
things that occurred when l was five years old
very plainly When was in Boston met a man
81 years old who knew me when was there before
1922. and remembered me-"
Are there many more as old as you around your
homer" asked THE STAR reporter
'Tnere are good many negroes there older than
am. one died there short time ago, just before
started away, who was lis years old. know one
there now who IS 1867
Capt. Andrews retains full possession OF his fac
ultteS He averages % miles day when on the
tramp. Having spent life OF hard work as a car
penter and farmer he is now giving himself up to
the pleasures OF life. ~ said fifty years ago." he
observed to STAR reporter, "that If ever raised
my family ana got into position to do IL WC;Il5
travelling. Knocked off WORK two years ago. and T
am not going back TO it," Capt. Andrews has
planned enough pleasures to keep him going for
another century or SO. He proposes to write a
book OF his life this winter, and also to make a
pedestrian journey to the New Orleans exposition
He says he is ready to walk 900 miles against any
IMAM of his in the world
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WE INVITE the public to call and see the magnih-
cent view OF the city from the roof OF our estab-
llShInent and to INSPECT our immense assortment
OF furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, bedding,
DC All prices marked IN plain figures w. B.
Moses & Son, corner 1ith and streets northwest.
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Death OF Mrs. MARY Ann Green.

Run OVER By AN EXPRESS WAGON.
Mrs. Mary Ann Green, who was run over by one
OF Stephenson's express wagons at the corner Of
I'D and streets en- the evening OF October 31st,
died last evening from the results OF her injuries at
ner sons home, 1920 l. street. Mrs Green was
sXtyCne years Of age The funeral Will take place
Mont.,iy from ST Stephens church. John Rorn0y,
eOiOfed, the driver OF the express wagon. was ar
Rested at the time Mrs Green was run over, and
gave bonds 10 await the result OF her Injuries.
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WHISSY.-When dI1 it originate? No matter
Thousands Il, and no harm results il the pure
article Is USed-the Daring, 1885, Chickencock 1857
sold by Chris Xanier. at 81 9Th street northwest
are guaranteed for purity.
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CHOICE OLD TOPAZ SHERRY WTyE.-Direct i'm
poTtatiOn, very dry and fruty. which we now offer
AZ $50 per gallon; usual price OF this cheice wine
Is "a n. L. METZGER d BIO, Grocers,
4i7 1Jh street northwest.
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Affairs in West Wa.hinr.on.
The Plenary Council.

FAC fleE11TY COganCEIs
THE MATTER OF ARCHBISHOP PURCELLS DEBTS.
The usual sessions Of the Plenary council were
held yesterday In Baltimore, and in the evening
Bishop Gross, OF Savannah, preached on 1.-The mis-
slons for the colored people,"
The circular letter of Archbishop Purcells credi-
tors. referred to in yesterdays STAR, asking that
something be done to recompense them for their
loss, being question local to the archdiocese OF
which the council was called, 1t will very probably
not be touched on. Among the matters In the
scheme for action by the COUNCIL, however, is one
prohibiting bishops and clergymen from engaging
In such undertakings as that which brought disas-
ter to Archbishop Purcell. Archbishop Elder says
in reference to the appeal to the Plenary council
from creditors OF Archbisphop Purcell, that the
matter Is in the hands Of the courts, which have
decided that the church property was not liable for
the debts. On Thursday next a reception will be
given to the prelateS and theOlGganS of the council
by The Catholic Benevolent Legion of Maryland.
4 Terrible Tempt alton.
From he Boston Transcript.
"Whe1 Maud S. made that mile in 209I at Lex
1ngton the ladies rushed into the course and kissed
her repeatedly" Such treatment as this Is enough
TO Induce anybody to be fast.
SLEIGH BELLS JINGLING IN MAINE.-About eight
inches OF Snow fell In Bangor, Me-, Thursday night
and yesterday land sleigh bells Jingle In the streets
The small streams and ponds are frozen over, and
there is considerable ice Moosehead lake and the
PenobScot- There has been good sleighing and
strong ice In ArOOstOok for a week past.
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ENcYcLoPAEpIas-best terms See tor Sale his

NINE. J. p. PALMER, 1107 street northwest, will
exhibit on Wednesday next, November 26th, her
first winter importation OF Carriage ana Reception
bOGGetS No cards.
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r. SAUER's celebrated Baltimore show cases in
every style for sale at manufacturers prices at
MOre!l CO.'S depot, 73i 5th ST., between q and Ii
NV, Washington, ID. G..
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GREAT BARGATss.-2j} Children's suits at $780,
cost Who'll sale 90, at 421 7th street, under Odd
fcilOws hall VI. r. Eisaman, MaDg.
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D1sr1euR1Sa HUMoRs.
HUMILlATING ERCPTIONS
ITCHING AND BURNING TORTURES.
ITCHING AND BURNING TonTUREs

Ihave tried for eleven years to have my wife cured of
terrible skin disease. The CUT1CURA REMEDIES
C(UTIcURA REsoLvENr the new Blood Purifier inter-
nally and CUTICURA the great Skin Cure, and CUrI-
CURT SOAP exquisite skin Beautifier extcrnally)
have done in six weeks what have tried for eleven
to have done. You shall have the particulars as
can give them to you, and we are SO we'll
known in thiS part of the country it will benefit YOU
and the remedies will cure all who use Them
Maysville KY. CHAS H. WHITE
BLoTCHES CURED.
used your CUT1cURA REMEDIES for Blotches, and
am completely cured to my inexpressible Joy Cur1-
CUR. SOAP is the best have used and to the pro-
ession 1t is invaluable for cleansing the skin thereby
removing all cork, grease. paint and all the stuff used
by them. leaving the skin pure and white and soft NY
greatest pleasure is in recommending such article
Champion Comique Roller Skater.
Youngstown, Ohio.
SALT RHEUM
have spent time and money to have it cured without
success, until tried the CUTIcURA REMEDIES which
are doing the work a. J. VOTING
Marshheld. Coos county. Oregon.
$500 FOR NOTHING
Having paid about $500 to rstclass doctors to cure
my baby. without success tried the CUT1cuRA R. ME-
Dies which completely cured after using three bottles
81 Arlington av., Charlestown. Mass
REsoLvENT. 81 POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co .
Boston.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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B. II. WARNER has money to loan on real estate
IN amO UNITS 10 suit.
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FUssxIL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo 14Z
New GCFk avenue.
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WE HAVE closed out eastern manufacturer
300 poy5 and chiidreaS suits - 81 actual cost So at
421 7th street, under odd Fellows hall ME-. Else
man, Hang-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-22

JAMES FERRY, grocer, Al New Jersey avenue
northwest, says "eyery body wants Lips Premium
SOaD"
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THE FOUNDATIONS have been laid for the new
eurbng and wall In the Capitol grounds at the loot
OF the west stairway.
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EAsTMAS's Aloha Perfume, new and lasting.

THE fine photos OF Kets Kenethy's 11O9 Pa. ave.
continue 10 be 3 per Goz, with a 18th painted free
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PAREr, 9i3 Pennsylvania avenue, says look out
for Christmas cards next week.
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For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer
fair weather, followed on sunday by threatening
weather ana rain, winds shifting to southerly,
lower barometer.
For sunday-The cloudiness will increase IN dis
trlctS on the Atlantic coast with signify warmer
threatening weather and rain
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cuT1cURA SOAP for Rough. Chapped and Reddened
Skin and Hands. Mo
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CITY ITEMS.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup saves time and strength
In its effects upon coughs and colds Price 25 cts ]

AWeek Of Thanks,
Not only to the country at large but also In par
ueular, to the patrons Of
WV. HAHN Co. g
Reliable Shoe House,
{. SIC 9TH street and 1929 PENNSYLVANIA ave-
To reduce stock, we are Offering:
Gents Sc hand-Sewed boots at IS
Gents $3.50 hand-sewed shoes at $3.50
Gents 81 fine calf boots at So 50.
Gents $3.50 button, laced and CATERS a. s..
Gents Sc patent leather Oxfords at $3.50.
Ladies' S. French Kid, button, at 81
Ladies' 81 hand-sewed, button, at s..
Ladies' &. so fine kid and goat, button, So.
Youths S1.25 solar tipped button, at ST.
Misses 81. so worked hole. spring heels at HeS
And many other goois in proportion.
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CHANGE OF DATE TO AN IMPORTANT SAtE-.Ry
reference TO the Auction Column 1t viii be seen
Mansion has been changed from Monday. Decen,.
Der LIST To Friday, November 18th, 1854
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Aug. GerSiOrf.

grocer NJ. c. 18th street southeast says the Is
better soap in the m rket than Lipps Premiu m
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s1AEsEp glass substItnte AGENCY, 41 7th street.
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Dogskfn Gloves for men and boys at Auerbach:
SaXony Wool Knit jacket Depot, cor. 9TH and H.
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BAIL.
In the Police Court this morning, Mr. Campbell
Darlington, as counsel for Professor Alexander De
WolowsRi, charged with outrage on his daughter
Isabella, as published In yesterdays STAR, made
motion for a reduction OF ball He gave as grounds
for the application the defendants previous good
character, and the fact that the records of the
court Will show how easily the charge of rape may
be brought against person and how seldom such
charges are sustained The judge refused to grant
the application, saving that the present amount OF
ball required So 600, was the usual amount of ball
asked in such cases. The defendants counsel will
probably resort to a writ OF habeas corpus and
renew his application In the upper court. The pro-
lessor was arrested on warrant issued by Justice
Bun1y, and not by Justice Buckley
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Wilcox & Gibbs. New Automatic, American, Do
nestle, Singer and other Makes at Auerbach'5, 18th
and ii.
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LECTURES.

MEMORY GREATLY IMPROVED
AH frue Lecture by Prof. A. y BOYD.
=, Az n NJ g \. Building, lsla New York avenue
"a hDA1 ENfNlNG. NOVEMBER -. at 80 O'clock
Ladies and gentlemen are invited
Once, y23A9 r street northwest po1p "
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Axros F1snrR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishment
No. 9O6 G street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE.
ladies' and Gentlenen's Garments: Also Velvet and
fectly cleaned by this Superior process
LADIES EVENING DRESSES SPECIALITY.
Gentlcmens Clothes Cleaned by this process will not
lose their original shape and grease spots guaranteed
to be removed efectually. Price $160 and &l75 per
suit. dl
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America Ahead.

grocer, 1904 9TH street northwest, says Lips P
MUM Soap Is "a most wonderful soap"
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Excelsior Blankets, 9Oc.
Sc,Yinr HIacI.Innx Eor Rent.

comforabes Csc; cloaks, $50; good ones at % 50
Russian circulars ST. satin circulars, 50, worth SIS
Excelsior, S04 18th street.
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SINGING AND FANCY BIRDS.-Mr Bowling has Just
received a fine lot OF singing canaTieS aad fancy
birds, which can BE- purchased at private sale PRIOR
10 the sale, which occurs next Tuesday.
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-Eyeslght fitted Hemp,ers
down town.
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Gnnflennen,s DerbyS.

| In Black Brown, Mole and Mixed. Prices e5 per
cent less than real value. At Francs, corner nth
and d, the only strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store In this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-22

The American manufacture OF a remarkable
floor covering, "Linoeum," is now acknowledged t
be so superior to the foreign article that only in
ferior grades can be imported. The homemade
goods make perfect floor cloth OF durability and
artistic effect beyond dispute. The Walton Trade
Mark with the word "I!n0!eum" is on the back OF
every square yard. All carpet dealers keep it. In
use, the foreign Will look dirty and dingy, the
American, bright and clean.
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VERDICT IN FAVOR OF THE PoLICEMAN.-Yestcrday
afternoon. the case OF Francis Leonard agt Thomas
Auldredge, an officer OF the first police precinct
which had been on trial for several days. was given
to the jury, and verdict for the defendant was
rendered. The plaintiff keeps a store In South
Washington, and on July 25th, 1882, the officer see
ing people going in and out OF the store went In and
saw man IN The act of drinking. He then ar
rested the proprietor for keeping his place OF bust
ness open on Sunday, and on a hearing the case
was dismissed. Suit was then entered by plaintiff
for 81, 800 for Illegal arrest. AS stated above
the verdict was for defendant
1t is reported In Paris that the Chinese govern
ment offers France 75,00O000 francs In settlement
OF the latters claims, and that France demands
$50 900 600 francs
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Fine Wraps,
Glow cost, 36 7th street; 81 shirts, 75c. J. Young

JOhnson's Oyster Saloons.
40 and 4i2 9th street northwest. Lynn Haven
Bays and Cape May Salts, half shell; Saddle Rock,
Roast and Broiled; the best Steamed in the city.
ALI selected. Ladies' saloon first floor. 2
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
G e,-a

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGxar. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G., November -, 1884, 10 am.
For the middle Atlantic states slightly warmer
fair weather, followed sunday by threatening
weather and rain, winds shifting to southerly,
For sunday-The cloudiness will increase In dis
trlcts on the Atlantic coast, with slightly warmer
threatening weather and Rain.
We INVITE the public to call and see the magnih-
cent view OF the city from the roof OF our estab-
IShment and to INSPECT our immense assortment
or furniture, carpets, upholstery goods, bedding,
&c All prices marked In plain figures. w. b.
MUSES. d Son, corner 1ith and streets northwest.
ENCYcLoPAEDIAs-bestt terms See for Sale Mis-.
NINE. j. P. PALMER, 1107 street northwest, will
exhibit on Wednesday next, November 26th her
first winter importation Of Carriage and Reception
boEHets. No cards.
CHOICE OLD TOPAZ SHERRY wrSE-Direct i'm
poTtatiOn, very dry and fruity, which we offer
at $50 per gallon; usual price OF this choice wine
Is "a n. 7. METzGER d Bro, Grocers,
4i7 dth street northwest
BIZ WARNER has money to loan on real estate
IN amounts TO suit.
FrsszLL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo. 14za
New CEA >.Eenue-
GREAT BARGAIss.-c5) Chidren's suits at $50,
cost Who'll sale 90, at 431 7th street, under Odd
Fellows hall NJ r. Eiseman, Mang.
STAINED glass SUBSTITUTE agency, All 1th street.
We HAVE closed out an eastern manufacturer.
300 poy5 and chdreas suits $40, actual cost s., at
421 7th street, under odd Fellows hall ME-. Else
man, Hang.
THE fine photos OF Kets Eemethy's, 1fO9 Pa. ave.
continue TO be 3 per Goz, with 18th painted free
EAsTMAS's Aloha Perfume, new and lasting.
WHISyY.-When dIl tt originate? No matter.
Thousands Use Il, and no harm results ii the pure
article Is USed-the Daring, 1SiS Chckencock, 1857
sold by Chris Xanier at 81 9Th street northwest,
are guaranteed Tor purity.
r. SAUER's celebrated Baltimore show cases in
every style for sale at manufacturers prices at
MOreI q Co. depot, i3i 6th ST., between and Ii
NV, Washington, ID. G.
THE FOUNDATIONS have been laid for the new
curbng and wall In the Capitol grounds at the loot
OF the west stairway.
JAMES FERRY, grocer, Al New Jersey avenue
northwest, says 'eyery body wants Lips Premium
Soap"
PARET, 913 Pennsylvania avenue, says look out
for Christmas cards next week.
SINGING AND FANCY BIRDS.-Mr Bowling has tust
received fine lot OF singing canaraS aad fancy
birds, which can BE- purchased at private sale PRIOR
10 the sale, which occurs next Tuesday.
ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-Eyeslght fitted Hemp,er's
down town.
a II
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SoIREE OF TIE NATIONAL RIFLES CADETS
The National Riies' cadets gave their first soirec
OF this season last night at The armory hall A
large number OF young people were in attendance
ana me dance was great success as is ALWAYS the
case with those OF this popular organization. The
nan was handsomely decorated. the prize banners
Won by t0th ne parent body and the cadets being
displayed Mr.. T. Arthur TOmInsoD acted rs floor
GlTec'or, assisted by AesSrs. Lee b. Mosher r. A
Johnson, felixium Mahoney and Samuel Edlnopds
Inc executive committee is composed of Nessrs
frank \. Hopkins chairman; C. s. Dofner Arthur
". Hodgklns, Lee B. Nosher, Jno. j. King and II.
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Cocoaine dresses the hair perfectly, and Is also a
preparation unequalled for the eradication of dam
druff.
The superiority of Burnett's Flavorng Extracts
consists In their purity and great strength 60
ssI Have Been Afflicted with an Affection
OF the Throat from childhood, caused by dph-
liberia, and have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal to Browns BRoNCH-
IAL TRoCHES."-Reu. G.. H. F. Hampton, PiEeton,
Ky. Sold only in boxes coax
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Dalrkee's Salad Dressing and Cold Meat
Sauce
For all kinds OF Salads fish, vegetables and cold
meats. Cheaper and better than home made. No
sauce equal to it was ever offered. 60
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SENTENCED FOE BLEACHING A WosASs Eyv-A
young Elan ne MED Hugh Brown was charged be-
lore Judge Smell uis-nornjrg with being a Vagrant
ana asSautiLg s.olte Kane. who testified that
BIcwR c. ma 70 her iCUss Cn Maryland avenue and
without any pToyCCation struck her in the eve
Brown Was Bncd SO 0r 80 days in Jail for the as
sault ana fsas SENTENCED 10 80 say5 N TIC work
house icf vasralcy.
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CoLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Seniors and Juniors
ENGLISH FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Get. 1st 1884, TO June LIST, 1855 Prof and NJ Cols
lcre Principals: Lucen L c. Colicre, NJ. Director.
1898 street northwest sel0-6m