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President Cleveland. Cabinet.

COLONEL N'CLURE'S ADVICE TO THE PRESIDENT-RLRcT
Albany Dispatch to the New York Herald 9th
Colonel Alexander Mcclure, Of Philadelphia left
here to-day after an interview with Governor Ceye-
land ColOne, Mcclure is understood to have ad-
vised the President-elect against the policy of
calling to his cabinet as Secretary Of the Treasury
either Samuel J. Randall or James G. Carlisle on
account OF the radical financial views entertained
by those gentlemen. He did not believe it good
Judgment for the incoming democratic adminiStra-
ton TO lean through cabinet appointments toward
an absolute protection or free trade policy Colonel
Mcclure was also opposed to the designation of
senator Garland TO the important place Of Attorney
General. While In favor OF some recognition To the
Influential post as that OF Attorney General TO
representative from that locality. The President
eject Is understood to have been considerably Inn
pressed with the arguments OF Colonel Mcclure
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Pay OF Canal EMPLOYEES.
GENERAL REDUCTION TO HALF PAY DURING
WINTER.

GENERAL REDUCTION TO HALF PAY DURING THE
WINTER.
Col l. V. Baughman, president of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal, has issued instructions to
Paymaster Cambria to notify the employees at
Cumberland and Georgetown that they will be put
upon half pay during the months OF January and
February. This order does not apply to the bosses
and the men under them, who Will have considera-
bic work TO perform during the winter months, as
all the repairs to locks and the bed OF the canal are
made after the water is turned off. The lOckkeep-
ers have also been notified that they will be re-
tanned ON half pay; for, while they will have
erty should be protected hence they are kept TO do
police duty. The collector at Georgetown, Mr..
SEowCen, and clerk, the harbormaSter, engineer at
the outer locks and dredge boss Will also be put on
half pay.
Col Baughman expresses it as his belief that the
payroliS OF the canal have been cleared OF all
unnecessary help; and that the force has been cut
down so close that In the event OF brisk season IL
Will require hard work to pull through. He is de-
termined, however to adhere strictly TO the policy
laid down In his letter OF acceptance. He states
that, except in cases OF assistant counsel for the
canal where special contract exists the lawyers
VIII have TO take their chances OF payment along
with the other employees.
Mr.. BEECHgEs PLAIN TALK-Rev Henry Ward
Beecher after MS sermon IN Plymouth church yes
terday, touched upon the disarectiOn which is
said To exist among some OF his congregation.
caused by his action In the late campaign he
said he did not know how far the trouble had
spread, out only learned it from the newspapers
III there were any pewhOlders offended, he did not
Know them. SO Tar as his political Judgment and
endeayors were concerned, he looked upon them
with unfeigned admiration. In relation to the
pew rents, he did not care II they were diminished
tie had lived ON salary OF 81 500 when he first be-
came pastor. and II necessary could live upon &c
now. III there was a majority In the church or O
strong minority, who no longer wanted him. he
would go. Ir the great majority wished him stay,
he would die with them, and nothing would drive
hlm away.
Paquet, the infldel who was recently paralyzed
while denying the doctrine OF eternal punishment,
died In the hospital at Toronto, Ont, Saturday.
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BLACK BRocADr SILK,
VELVET PLUSH.
HANDSOME DESIGN.

Every yard il worth % so: reduced to Sl50
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SERGES. very fine quality
all colOrs. Brown Blue Green and Garnet, IL yards
for %. Every yard is worth 25c.
COLORED BHOCADE SILK VELVETS reduced to al
Every yard il worth 81 25
The largest size Fine WHITE WOOL BLANKETS re-
duced to IS.
LADIES' CLOTH SU1TING in Gray and Brown, one
yard and . half wide Immense width), reduced to
37Hc Every yard Is worth 82]Sc.
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, Sl5O
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS reduced to 81 Every
yard Is worth $1.25.
Excellent quality COLORED SILKS reduced To TIC
Every yard Is worth 81
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, g.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS g.
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK. pure linen &c.
SERGE CASHMERES wide double width. lpure wool
real value Soc. reduced to 37hc
Finest quality suhAH CAsHMEREs. nearly one yard
duced to 75c. Every yard is worth $l25
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War Notes from Eurone.

France has recalled her minister to China and
French cOnsuls are making for shelter, showing
that war is practically declared between the two
nations.-France has interfered to prevent an ex-
petition under the direction of the African Inter-
national Association, and conflict on the Congo Is
Inm!nent.-The Mahdfs forces around Khart0um
are represented decimated by famine and desert
Ing 10 GO-dOn.--At meeting yesterday In Paris
the workingmen and socialists clashed, and fight
enSued,
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Weary sufferer from Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Weak
and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds Weak Back. Weak
Stomach and Bowels Dyspepsia, Female Weakness,
Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back try these
Plasters Placed the lit Of the Stomach they
vent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Collie. Liver Com
plants and protect the system from thousand Ills Csc
dis
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ssWoRDs FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE"
says Mr.. Selby Carter. Of Nashville Tenn, for
the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsaparila Having
been afflicted all my life with scrofuls, my system
seemed saturated with it. 1t out in blotches ulcers
and mattery sores all over body" Mr. Carter states
that he was entirely cured by Ayers Sarsaparia and
since disseminating its USE eight months ago. has had
no return Of the scrofulous symptoms. ~
a-s
TTIHE UNTIDY, DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
Il grizzly beard should never be allowed Rucking.
hams Dye for the Whiskers viii readily change their
color to brown or black ut discretion and thus keep
up your reputation for neatness and good looks d23
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amusements, ETC.. Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-s'Y Dung Mrs winthrop"
ALBAUGE's OPERA HoCSE.-"In the Ranks"
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Hanlon'S voyage en-
Suisse"
THEATER CoMIoUE--The Zamiah combination
HERzo6's MUsEUM--Jenny km6alfS opera Com
pany In "Oliyette-S
DINE MUsEUM.-"CindereIla" by the Hollywood
Family
CoNsREaArIoSALCH URCH.-Lecture on "Boys" by
Rev. w. A. Bartlett.
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NASH sells the best clipped beef.

APPIEToN's American CyclOp1dia- For best terms
20. For SaIe-MiscellaneOus column, this paper.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON D. c.. December 20, 1884, 10 ann
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and local rains variable winds, Decon-
Ing southerly, nearly stationary temperature
For Tuesday, partly cloudy weather and local
with nearly stationary temperature and partly
cloudy weather and local rains, with slight fall In
temperature for the lake regions, the Ohio valley
and Tennessee and east Gulf states
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II You have sore throat. a cough or cold try b.
n Douglass sons Capsicum Cough Drops; they
a-e pleasant TO the taste, perfectly harmless and
Will surely cure you.
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The Orator for the Occasion.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
The excellent suggestion In the Post OF the Hon.
John ". Daniel OF Virginia, orator at the dedi-
cation Of the Washington Monument, in the IN
fortunate contingency OF the inability of Mr. Win
throp. has one defect II makes an admirable
selection. but fails TO give the weighty reasons
that justify its choice. There is an obvious pr0pri
ETY., which perhaps needs no comment, in the
selection OF Virginian 10 voice the nations tribute
10 the great Virginian VINO is immortaZed as the
greatest OF American citizens. Among the dis
tinguished VirginiinS OF to-day Mr.. Daniel stands
prominently In the front, an unsurpassed record
Tor ability. and with an admitted reputation the
finest orator IN his state. A PENNSYLVANIA.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
QurRr.

QurHr.
What shall I give him for
aChristmSs present.
ANSWER-What IN more
appropriate than
A Suit Of Clothing.
An Overcoat.
Dressins Gown,
A pair Kid Gloves or q
Handsome Scarf
A lsrge stock now on hand
TO select from.
Gentlemen's Prince Alberts
and Four button Cutawray
Coats. Vests and SACK Suits
A large line Of Boys Youths
and Me = suits from
s. TO $50.
Boys and Young Mems
ONercO1ts.
Suits for the little ones for
( to 10 years of age.
Childrsn's Overcoats and
UlSterettes
Gcntlemen's Dress Over
coats.
FSrst-class Clothing AZ the
lowest prices for cash
Now j. the time for Holi-
day Clothing and Eargsins.
do
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ALL SHOES reduced frcn 10 10 20 per cent during
this month at Sinshemers, 500 1th and 1851 NJ SITS
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JUsr RECEIVED at Sinshemers, 500 9TH and 3l5l
streets beautiful assortment OF toilet slippers,
suitable for holiday presents, from 75c. up.
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Condemned Locals.

Mr. John w. Albaugh has written to Mr.. E W.
oyster chairman OF the Hooking Valley miners
relief committee. rendering benefit for the relief
OF the Hooking Valley sufferers, 10 take place at
Aibaughs Grand Opera-houSe Saturday evening.
January 1o. the attraction 10 be "Three Wives
to one Husband"
John Wesley A. NJ f. Zion church, ON Connecticut
avenue, near l. street, was rededicated yesterday
morning with appropriate ceremonies. Bishop
Moore. OF Pennsylvania, preaching the sermon.
Mr.. John nj. Jack well-knOwn printer and
member OF the Union Veteran Corps and OF Lincoln
Post c. A. r., died yesterday ut his home, 81 street
northwest. OF rheumatism Of the heart The fune-
raj viii take place tomorrow afternoon
Mrs. Sarah Forster DOnOho, widow OF the late
NAL Thomas DonohO. OF the National InteTiigencsr,
died Saturday afternoon in the S4th year OF her age
The funeral takes place this afternoon from Locust
Grove, Md. the home OF Mrs. DOnOhO'S son. and the
remains will be buried al GlenwOOd cemetery.
The ladies OF the WOman'S Christian Temperance
Union Will hold their quarterly meeting tomorrow
UueSday), at 10 O'Clock, at headquarters, Sic 9Th
street northwest
In the Equity Court to-day the answer OF the re-
spondentS III the case OF kendig against j. Harris
Rogers. J. Webb Rogers and the Pan Electric Tele-
phone Co. was read. and the court denied the in
junction without prejudice. counsel for plaintiff
stating that he would withdraw his petition for
a
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CITY ITEMS.

1t Proves its wondrous worth-Df. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents bottle.
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FoR NEW YEARS order Nash's choice cooked
beef tongue. 500 center Market.
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CHRIsrMss FEsTIv AL was held at the German
Orphan asylum yesterday, and large number or
Sits were distributed TO the children.
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BossLKss "Pickled Rolls" eorned beef. Nash's
BOO Center Market
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
e. E.. I. 3 8 NH s N n ! ss S.
ssss I "A / VuuP M. ssss
NEW YEARS GIFT TO THEIR PATRON

~>~>A~sS
BROKEN LOTS OF MISSES WRAPS TO BE CLOSED
OUT AT ASTONISHING Low PRICES.
cHIDRENS NEwMARKETS, in yssrs only, Of nne
trimmed. reduced TO CATS.
The average price Of these goods has been eco
CHILDREN'S NEwMARKETS in years only made
Of the very Finest Cloth, AstrachAn Trimming
around bottom, reduced to 47.98
The average price Of these goods has been 41l 60
MISSES AND CHuDRENS HAvELOcKs, OF All.
Wool Cloth, Astrachan Collar. ornamental back,
reduced to % Is. for 4 g. years.
The reduced to IS So for TO- IL II and 16 years
MISSES AND CHILDRENs COATS, with deep
Astrachan Cape. double breasted. ornamental
back. reduced to 500. for 4. 6 and yeara
The same reduced to $685. TO- IL IA and l6 years.
Average Of the above has been o875.
ABOUT 81 MISSES JERSEYS sizes % and 80 inches
and black only, with reverse collar plaits and bow
reduced from $500 to $l75.
ABOUT IS MISSES JERSEYS sizes % and 3oinches
and black only, of finest Stockinette reduced from
Sl25 to 81 cents.
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The Case of Policeman Shurland.

TO BE TRIED On WEDNESDAY,
Maj Dye stated TO STAR reporter this morning
that officer Shurland, who has already been sus-
pended on account of his acts as disclosed in his
own testimony in the Police Court last week. Will
be tried before the police trial board Wednesday
OF this week copy of the charges was served on
him to-day. and he VIII probably appear on We'd
neSday morning with counsel, as IL Is thought he
Will attempt to SHIFT the responsibility OF his
TO some Of bis superior officers. The Major sup
poses he was drunk at the time referred TO In his
Uhe of1cer'S) testimony.
WHAT LIEUT. GUY SAID.
In the case OF Louisa Il. James. alias Addie A
Boyd, who was tried in the Police Court on Friday
last, officer Shurland testified that he acting
under orders from his superior officers having the
impression that he had been ordered BY hts lieu
tenant to commit the act which he described in his
testimony.
Lieutenant Guy stated TO STAR reporter last
evening that he ordered the officers to go to the
house and get what legal testimony they could
without doing anything that would b. dScredta-
Die To either themselves the police force He said
he told them 70 learn how the house was run, and
by whom il was frequented, and concluded by tell
ing them to remember that they were married
men. and not 10 go too far or be over Jealous.
Officer Maddox corrobOrated the leutenant5 state
Iaent- The s12 which was spent in the house was
not furnished by the police department, but by the
officer himself.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

SEAL SKIN S.oours
SEAL PLUSH sAoouEs
VISITS" IN PLUSH and VELVET
BEAVER cAPEs. MUFrs and TRIMMING.
MINK and sQUIRREl-LISEp crRcpIARS
QUlLTEp-LINED CIRCULARS ana RUSSIAN orn,
SCLARS
AT COST
Very appropriate Holiday Prcsents
CARRIAGE ROBES ooAcHMEN's cAPEs, GLOVE
ana NUFFLERS.
BOYS SEAL CAPS and TFRBANs
Everything In the Fur Department q New Yers
priceS
WlLLErT 4 RUoFF,
d2S sos pennsylvania svenua
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L.sarsr mirror at sautters Restaurant, soy 9th
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ThOrntOM,s Emulsion
ofpure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1stS. Large bottles SOC. Manufactured 10y w. T.
Thornton corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets
Baltimore, Md. mW.r
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$40 VS. 500
AMONG THE ATTRACTIONS OF THE CHRIST
MAS times none commends itself more particularly
than the
HALL TYPEWRITER
Simpler In construction.
AND eco CHEAPER
than its more pretentious rivals. anyone can ore
rate it. Ladies' depending their exertions
will find this machine OF great ADVANTAGE Where.
then, Is there a better Christmas Present from the
benevolent? Please call and the superior work of
this new claimant for public patronage.
d2O RH. EVANS. General Agent. 1921 Street.
Choice Books FoR Grrrs
Sketching HANDLES in Holland. BY Boughton
Natures Serial story. Illustrated. BY +. p Roe.
Rubaiyat OF Omer Khayyam- Illustrated By vedder
some modern Etchings.
French Etchers containing twenty etchings
One Years Sketch Book. By Jerome
Ali the new Books and novelties of the season
VIM. BALLANTYNE & SON.
oIo as Seventh street
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PERKINS, Best Gloves So, at Auerbach &
Bro, 623 Pa. ave- 2t
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NEW Yxls c.xDs-J. Jay Gould'z, 4sl 9Th street.
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"AJdernev Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Attorney Butter, Churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pOund "Ward" prints 45c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk anu sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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Fur and Seal.kin a:arnen,.

tur ana Se8ISKIn garments.
c. c. Shayne, the well-knOwn Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 1O3 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season This will afford
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 96-3m
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New Years Calling and Souvenir Cards.
over so fine designs, printed in few minutes Also
handsome Wedding and Party Invitations At Max
COhen'S, 6l3 9TH street, opposite Patent Office. 2
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Best Sealskin Plush $3.50 a Yard.
just In from auction pieces OF Plush, worth IS
$3.50; Jersey coats, $3.50 and upward. Excelsior
S04 7th street. 2W
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Paquet, the infidel who was recently paralyzed
while denying the doctrine Of eternal punishment.
died In the hospital at Toronto, Ont Saturday
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TopHAns
FINE LEATHER GOODS
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
AT REASONABLE PRICES:
PURSES iSADDLES
OPERA BAGS COACH WHIPA
HAND BAGS LADIES' AND GENTS
GLADSTONE BAGS RIDING WHIPS
BRIEF AND CLUB BAGS. lENGILSH CROPS WITH
and CIGARETTE CASES. MOUTH 49,
POCKETBOOKS. iBUGGY WHIPS.
BILL BOOKS COACH HARNES6
ORlNk1NG CGPHt COUPE HARGE66
PORTFOILOH BUGGY HAKNESS
MANICURE SETS. Flap ROBES
ALI. IN SEAL RU64lA AMERICAN and ENGLISH
CALI, ALLIGATOR ANDl HORSE BI.ANKETa
CAY0EN LEATHERS. iCHAMOIS and STABLE
GOODS
Fine Harness and Trunks made to order.
Trunks, Harness. Travelling Bags kc thorougi1y n.
p"''a - '10a s TopHArsi
dl3-lkt 1871 pennsylvauis syenua
Co1oasE, Co1ooxr. Co1oonr,
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE
An exquisite tmp9eenafion ofB1oaooms Of OK1uaa Ron.
mary, Balm Violet and hoses, made only 81
MARIN & O0RAH, Pharmacists
18Th street and New York avenue northwest
Also fun linz Cut-siaa waze. Plush casss sh.yins
CeseA etc., &C. dA-1m
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Genuine Seal Skating Caps 81, Auerba'
& Bro, 623 Pa. ave.
Best Quality D0gskfn Gloves 81. at
Auerbach Bro, 623 Pa. ave- Of
On Thirty Days tt

The volta1c Belt Co., Marshall, Mich viii send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS to men
(young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
bilty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vlgOr. Address as above. n B.-No risk Ia
incurred, as thirty days trial IS allowed w,sm
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Life Preseryer.

II you are losing your grip on life, try "We
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots
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ALI Gloves sell manufactured expressly for the
PALA1S ROYAL. and being made only from selected
skins by the skifu work people Of England and
France it follows that the Paais Royal can only offer
the finest gloves but having purchased direct from the
European manufacturers and having bong in whole
sale quantities these Gloves be sold at the same
prices as demanded elsewhere Of inferior goods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

ThOuSands Of testimonials proclaim the tact
that Lips Premium soap is the favor1te.
One Reason Why they are selling such ex-
cenent sewing machines at Auerbach's, 7th and H,
at such extremely low prices, Is they employ no
drummerS. The extra commission the drummer
would receive remains in the pocket Of the pur-
chaser.
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CHRISTMAS AND Ho11DAY GooDs
Christmas Plum Pudding
Aunt Abbey's Mince Meat
Whitman's Candies
F. A. Kennedy Co.'S Fruit Cake,
Decorated and Colored Candles
Candles for Church Purposes
Candle Shades and Bobeches
- - Florida Oranges aud Tangerine Oranges
of assorted GlRce Fruts fancy boxes
ChAMPAGNEs. WINES LIQUEURs, CIGARS &c
GEO. E. KENNEDY Il son.
d24 1909 STREET NORTHWEST
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B A q N 8

9tfeeC NORTHWEST
Read our 'atlv" in to- days Republican! d27
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Of every description executed short notice and at
air prices n2l-1m
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AN ORGANISE CHARGED WITH FORGERY.-Lucien
Fl. Hayden, an organist was charged in the Police
Court this morning with forging the name OF Mrs
NJ. E Boyd, treasurer OF the executive Of the home
missions OF the Presbyterian church, to a receipt
for s2512J. The case was continued until next
Saturday. 1t is alleged that Hayden's wife gave
him the amount charged to transmit 10 Mrs Boyd,
ara that instead OF doing so he kept the money and
forged Mrs. BoydS name to the receipt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-29

G. L. Wild Bro, zoo 9TH street northwest, offel
the following extraordinary bargains in musical
holiday goods: 50 Music Stands for $3.50; s. Stands
$l.5O IS Dancing Attachment for Pianos ST. so; SIS
Toy Pianos at $40; 81 Pianos at Soc; So Drums a.
small size Drums, with sings and Sticks, from soc
up; embroidered Piano Covers from $3.50 upward
bargains for cash down In Pianos and organs, new
and secondhand.
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COMING TO THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Va
lO0ge,No 4, F.A.A-M-. In which Gen. George Wash
tngton was entered March IL, 1753 has determined
10 attend the dedication OF the national monu-
mclt- This lodge attended the laying OF the cor
ner-stone IN 1898 and was accorded the place OF
honor In the line
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M. Augenstein,
8l7 9TH street northwest, win rent at reasonable
rate china, glass and crockery to parties wish
ing same for New Years day.
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COLLINS voLTA1c ELECTRIC pLAsrERs.

POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Bosto