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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Hams & SHArER,
JEWELERS..
1113 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
DEALERS m
DIAMONDS. WATCHES.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FRENCH CLOCKS. FANCY GOODS 10.

DIAMONDS
Call attention to the largest stock Of Diamond Jew.
elry of the latest designs and the lowest price ever
offered.
WATCHES
Special attention is called to fine Swiss Watches
made to order Our stock of American Watches
il complete.
CLOCKS.
French Marble and Travelling Clocks Of our own i'm.
portation.
OPERA-GLASSES.
wel-seected stock-Pearl. Enamel and Leather.
covered.
STERLING SILVER.
Tea Sets Pitchers Bowls and Fancy Case Goods Solid
Silver Punch Bowl the handsomest design largest
ever shown in this CITY, Forks spoons In great va
riety.
PLATED WARE.
Our stock of heavy Plated Ware the most extensive
and best selected offered in washington We can
show twenty (20 handsome Tea Sets. and call spe-
cia attention to $25 sx-piece SETS Our stock of
Ice Pitchers is unequai-d. Handsome Cake Baskets a.
low as 3d. Salvers. Berry Bowls. Soup Tureens. Card
Receivers. Fruit Stands Castors Candeletras, and
fine stock of Go and Silver head Canes Pearl Ivory
and Steel Plated Table Cutlery. Carving Sets in
&c, &c. dIS.9t
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
sns n sea III rTrrHH 4 ssss TIT
mrS il go = / i III i SIS 4
GREAT TOY BAZAAR
HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

sBERGS yelocipedes and Tricycles
Dol Carriages Of every kind
sBERG'S. Boys WAGONS in lsrye var city.
Sieivhs and clipper sheds.
SbEkG'S. Dolls OF every posi- BILE size. kind
and style. from l.. & SIS
SBERG'S. Steam Fire Engines. Steam Pro-
Enrines. ! icct,ic Toys Toys S''A'''
Magic IAnterls
sBERGS. Mechanical Toys OF every kind
Patent Rocking Horses
3BERGS. Games and Puzzles.
liuidll X and Alphabet Blocks aud
sBERG'S. thousands OF other Toys. ranging
sBERGs. Zine Plush Work Boxes. Toilet
sBERGs ing Sets. Glove and Hsnaker p,lns
Boxes Manicure Sets Smoking Sets
iBERG'S. Oior Cases Jewel Boxes. inc Cut
glass Mirrors. Plush Albums. Auto
SbtRG'S. graph Albums, &c. &C
Sllyer-plate Card Stands. Fruit
SBER9'S Stands. Pickle Stands Sets of lea
,, spoons m Gases. Table Spoons in
sbEkG'S cases. Knives in caser. Fine NAPKIN
Rng~ Butter Dishes. Casters OF
tbERG'S. every Kind Sugars, reams Spoon
holders. &C, &c &c
SBERG'S HIe Satin-lias q Work Easkt -
Scrap Baskets, Lunch Baskets work
fbERG'S. Stands, shopping Baskets, &c, &c.
&c.
sBERG'S Gold Cabinet Frames. Plush Cshi.
net Frames. Gilt. q IL and Plush
SBERG'S. Ebony. Oak. Walnut and other ic-
ture Frames In large variety. at very
aBERG'S. low prices.
aBERG'S. Oleocra, ,hs VI
Fine OH Paintings and Fnvra~
aBERG'S. fnrs y.r, handso,,,. ard very low in
price.
RBERG'S. Ladies' Leather Bags in immense
variety beautiful STYLES aud very
sBERG's. cheap. N '01'
LADIES' Plush Bags. lovely goods.
aBERG'S from aar up
Ladies', Gents and Childrep's
RBERG'S Wallet is Purses and Pocketbooks in
ever style
RBERG'S GENTS Travelling and Toilet Cases
Fine Inlaid and Fancy Wood Desk L.
RBERG's. and workboxes. '''' '' nc
Pearl Pocket Knives Bows, Knives
RBERGs. Fine Cigar ,ases' Mecrstanm Cigar
Holders, Meerschaun Ppe,.
RBERG'S Brs IS Bird Csc,,s from gac nm
RBERGS Weights, Thermometers, &c.
tlne Japanese Trays. MorkboXes,
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BAuM's New Annex.

DAUMS NEW ANNEX.
The New Annex which we have lately opened Is now
stocked with one of the finest assortments Of
HOLIDAY GOODS
shown in this city and IS it is our intention IN
this NV nnx after the holidays for Our Mill cry De.
parm'ent we have decided to close out Fancy
lteInember. We are determined not to carry over
se piece SO ySn can procure Genuine BarYains.
Never before has Fancy Goods been sold at SO low
price at this season Of the year.
DoLLs DoLLs!l DoIIs!!
Extra large Dolls, long hair only Csc
Dressed French Dolls, joned limbs at Soc worth 9oc
Dolls from Toe. to $l)-All reduced all bargains
S9c. tt SI5 ~
Our s!75 Set Comb. Brush and Mirror). Genuine
CeIil!oId. sold last season at s..
sold Goe Saue si Tsares NssSsniss
tosraph leather Goods s aaa pso
boxes HsinPt o1 Games U Of G ali fn Safk
And thousands OF articles
~n ton wort wartny up g. i in So:!ec-
diate inspection.
Our Entire Basement is now devoted to the sale of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
plete Assortment at prices guaranteed in
EVERY INSTANCE THE LOWEST.
BAUM
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
dl3 4i6 7th street northwest
Rare ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE LADIES AT
CHS. RUPPERTS
Nos 400 AND AO5 TIA STREET NORTHWEST.
The attention Of the Ladies is respectfully called to
my select assortment of Emb oidered Slippers Cush-
Ions. Table Covers Tides, Whisk Broom Holders of
different designs.
Fancy Worsted Work and Knitted Goods of every
description; complete outfit for Infants
Merino Cloaks, Children's Lace Satin and Velvet
Bonnets.
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted Knitting Yarn, all
coors and all kinds of Embroidered materials on hand
at the lowest market prices. d13
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UNDOUBTEDLY
THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
IN WASHINGTON CITY.

BEAUTIFUL SERGE CASHNERES very fine quality
all eolors II yards for s. real cash value &c I'd
Cash Prices No Credit.
LADIES' CLOTH SCTTING one yard and half wide
irGincnsc width, il Brown and Gray, 3.34c., real
cash ue 15c.
SCRAH -CsSHGERES very finest quality. nearly one
yard a,id a half wide only 75c cash value 81 d
CASH Ai.kE SERGES. all co,ors. widest double width
al! pare wool. ONLY 81 &c. cash value Soc
COLORED BROCADE SILK VELyETs reduced to Al
CCLORED ILK yEL.yETS sI25
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, 81. So
COioRED SILKS. excellent heavy quality cash value
81. reduced to 15c.
BLACK SILKS from, the New York auction a.lea
SPECIAL bargains. 81 Sl.25 $780, sI75
BLANhETS II actual Cost Price
WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immense size, reduced
To s..
BIZ, : CASHMERE sHAwLS. all pure ans wool.
Sl50 VIVA
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The Washington prcsbx,erx.

The Washington City Presbytery met this morn
ing al the New York avenue church for the pur-
pose OF resuuing consideration Of the affairs con-
nectsd With the home missionary operations in
Amelia county. Va Owing TO the absence OF the
persons representing tie fTeetmen'S board OF mis-
SionS al adjournment was had until this afternoon
AZ the Afternoon session L statement was made by
DIT Allen. OF P1ttsburg, in behalf or the action OF
The board
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements, ETC.. Tonight.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE-Lawrence Barrett In
Francesca da RireinL'
EhTIoEAL 1HEATER.-"rhe Pavements OF Paris"
TEEArER COMIQCE--"ZOZo, the Magic Queen"
DINE misunderstanding performance.
MARINI'S HALL--HomeOpathtC Hospital fair.
Masonic TENPLE-Carrou Institute fair.
FoUSDgY NJ Z. CHURCH.-Rey. j. Fl. VincentS
lecture on "That Boy"
WILLARD HALL-R. VI. Dobbins' dramatic COM
pany In "a Gentleman from Ireland"
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Indicted by the Grand Iu-r.

The grand jury made their first report to the
court The present term ir indictments against John
Ccok. alias George Itoden, alias John Roden, as
suit with Intent TO kin; Charles Nelson, same
oeense: james lewis housebreaking In dly and
Elizabeth Brown, larceny. They ignored the
charge OF assault with intent TO kill against Joan
sullivan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

APTLEToN's ESCyCIOPRDIAs FOR A CHRISTMAS
PRasEST.-Get the best edition DOW, when they
can be purchased on such terms as ADVERTISED in
the .FOr MiScellaneOuS' column OF this paper
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HOLIDAY Goops.
w. W. BuaDErrE & Co.,

NO. 925 SEVENTH STREET,
Are Displaying Magnificent Stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS
suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
Fancy Plush Toilet Sets from 81 50 up to $3.50
3uo dozen Ladies' Linen Handserchlefs in fancy
boxes, half dozen in each box from 81 per box up to
$3.50.
500 Gents Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs, from 80 cents
apiece up to S1.5Q
$50 dozen Gents Linen Handkerchiefs in fancy boxes
half dozen in q box. from 81 p per box up to S5
Also Combs. Brushes Pocke.books and Collegiate
Soaps.
Ladies' Alligator Skin Satchels from 81 up to S..
Coegate's Fine Perfumes Extracts and Euy Rum from
20 cents rer bottle ap to IS cents.
Full and Complete Stock of Hosiery and Gloves
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
win also offer extraordinary bargains in Ladies' Gar
ments which were bought extremely low expressly for
the holiday sales. Seal Plush oacques at 90 S3o $40
and S45.
Silk Plush Sacques from SO up to S37 90
Clotd Newmarkets at 81, $40. Sl2 si5 5ls and 500
Stockinette Sacques, handsomely embroidered at S1O
@12 and Sl5
Fine and Heavy Black Silks especially for Holiday
Presents at 81 Sl25. $3.50 SITS So and so per yd
Colored Silks ut 81, 8 % and 5 l. so per yard
Also. Foreign and American Dress Goods from q
cents per yard TO S1.50 Linens Blankets and Elan
nelsL
In consequence of the Great and Unaxpscted Rush at
our establishment tn compelled to keep
store open until 10 O'Clock through the week and
IL O'Clock saturday evening.
w. w. BURDETTE & CO.,
No s2s SEVENTH ST. AND 7oe SIN
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FoR BOYS AND GIRLs.-Genuine sealSkfn caps.
$l.a0 No imitation like some merchants are trying
10 palm Of ON the public at exactly that same
price. Francs corner 1th and ID, the 'only strictly
ODc-p-ice' hat and gents furnishing store In the
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SOMETIME last night clve-in occurred on the
new sewer Oh Q, between 3lst and S2i streets, car
rying about 30 Ieet OF earth Into the excavation
and extending back some 50 feet across the side
walk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

YESTERDAY AFTEESooE a IRE &C house 1913 sea
street, occupied ny Mrs. Margaret Rcintzel
boarding house, caused damage 10 the roof amount
iaC TO about s2). The ire was extinguished with
cut turning IN N ALARM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

ALL SHOES reduced from 10 to 20 Per cent during
this moath at SnsneinerS, 693 9Th and 315l ii SIS.
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TaEILKUHL, the Photo, 927 Pa. ave. n. W.

TAEILKUHL, the Photo, 9l7 Pa ave. n. W.,
Quick a wink,
Guarantees the finest Photographs I'm the city; sc
per d0z Sltters Tor Cabinets are allowed foEr posi-
tons. All work guaranteed cloudy days 4 good as
Gear weather. Instantaneous pictures OF BABY
Dora, IN Minnie Pa,mero company, for sale here
WOODWARD & LoTHR0P will keep their establish
Inent open evenings, commencing Monday. De-
cemoer ID. and continuing until after the holidays,
Tor the benefit OF those unable To make their pur-
chases during the day
OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT consists In pair OF rubber
shoes presented with every purchase 81 s. worth nf
boots shoes or slippers Youug'S shoe house, 4G2
1Ih stree. Sole agent for the celebrated 81 so
electric shoe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

DREw,s DRua Store,
COR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 9Th STREET.
Has just opened Choice Assortment Of
GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Comprising all the newest novelties in
PLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES. oDoR
CASES. CABAS AND HANDSOME CUT
GLASS TOILET SETS AND BOTTLES.
BIsQUE FIGURES. 30.
We have also the Largest and Best Assortment Of
MANICURE SETS
In the City. In connection with the above we have
full line of French and English Per-
fumes. Colognes, &c.
MANICURE GOODS SPECIALITY
OPEN ALL NIGHT d2-lm
LADIES, SEAL SAcorEs
FURL1NED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS.
FUR TRIMMING.
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES
SEAL CAPS
LADIES' AND cHrLDRENs FUEa
GENTS DRESS SILK HATS
S. Sc So.
FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS,
$50, g. 81, 50. So. $780, 81 $3.50
OPERA HATS
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS.
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS,
n26-1m 621 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-15

PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SINGERS find B. II. Doug
lass s sons Capsicum Cough Drops sure remedy
.arSeDPSS
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How DOES II Look To You,
DOES IT MAKE GOODS CHEAPER TO MARK
THEM HIGH AND THEN ADVERTISE "wdN-
DERFUL KEDUCTIoNs." EXTENSIVE MARK
DowNSr '
is 1T NOT RATEER A CONFESSION OF oRIGI-
NALLY HIGH PRICES WHEN FRESH. SEASON
ABLE GOODS ARE MARKED DOWN 10 TO 20 PER
CENT.
We ADVERTISE No MARK DOWNS. BUT So
IIclT COMPARISON OF PRICES AND STYLES
WITH ANY STOCK OF GOODS IN THE CITY.
WE HAVE NO OLD STOCK. AND OUR CUSTOM
Frs WILL ONLY SEE FRESH GOODS. MADE up
IN THE BEST STYLE AND IN THE BEST MAN
Sxk.
E. B. BARNUM 4 CO..
-, ssi PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBsLgS. -Hempler, Optt
clan, 453 Pa. ave.
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JUST RECEIVED at SinShe:mers, 800 7th and 3I51
streets beautiful assortment OF toilet slippers,
suitable for holiday presents. from 75c. up.
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CHRISTMAS SILKS.
20 INCH BLACK GUINET SILK,
$780,
II INCH BLACK GUINET SILK.
$125
II INCH BLACK GUINET SILK.
3l50
20 INCH BLACK SURAH SILK.
76c.
20 INCH BLACK SATIN RHADAME,
TIC, 871Sc S1.00 PER YARD.
22 INCH BLACK SATIN RHADAME,
3I25
EXTRA FINE QUALITY WORTH S15O
q INCH BLACK DUCHESSE SATIN
St2a
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s21 Pa ave. 9l2 street.
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COLLINS voLTA1c ELECTRIC PLAsrERs

Weary sufferer from Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Weak
aud Sore Lungs Coughs aud 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 pre-
vent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Collie Liver COM
plants and protect the system from Thousand ills 25c
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GaAsD DISPLAY Or
HOLIDAY GOODS
MRS. SELMA RUPPERTS,
COS 9TH STREET. Opposite Patent onica
Elegant assortment Of FRENCH DOLLS, TOILET
ETS. DRESSING CASES. SACHET, GLOVE AND
HANDkERCHIF BOXES PLUSH AND LEATHER
BAGS, FANS. HISK-HOLDERS. FANCY WORK and
WASTE PAPER BASKETS and other NOVELTIES
Fine selection of EMBROIDERED TABLE COVERS
and SCARFs. LAMBREQUINS TIDIES CUSHIONS,
SLIPPERS and ART EMBROIDERIES.
Large and attractive line of Ladies' and Gents SILK
HANDhERCH1EFS and MUFFLERs. EMBROID-
Erred. INITIAL and FANCY BORDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS, KID GLOVES, LACE GOODS, Children's
PLUSH BONNETS. MERINO CLOAKSin Mother Hub
bard and other styles of superior elegance dis
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Your NeiglsbOrs Rii will tell YOU SO.
To Auerbach's, Seventh and II streets, go. /
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sl.20 genuine seal skin caps tor boys and girls ar
beauties. q
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The Chr:Sfn,cS Climbs.

At a meeting OF the East Washington Children q
Christmas club at Mr.. A. Z. CIarkes house. Il9 9Th
street northeast, Saturday evening, Il was decided
q give Christmas dinner at one O'clock on Tues
day, the 3ot instant. A committee consisting Of
Mr.. A. p Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. StoutenburC Mrs
p 7. Rogers, and IiSs Van Doran was appolnted
20 secure building for the entertainments The
IIlInitlee on entertainment consists OF c. F.
kerIer, Mss Amanda Grant, MIS- Stoutenburg
Mis- j. B. Davis and Rev. j. L. Bradford
TIE FRENCH BENEFICIAL SocIETY.-The Scctete
Franchise ce BeEefa.sIance has reelected its old
officers for the wear: President, Marquis de Cham
rIun' wee PRESIDENT. Mr. Edmond Maliet; secre-
tary- MIS- T. VI Sheridan: treasurer. Mr. A. Coliin
collector, Mr.. Depoy; relief committee, Mr. Ernest
Lemour. Mrs Klein, arS. Jackson; councillors
Nile v Prus''hOLanae and MI GlacheL The society
+ uter the ps' ronSge OF the French LEGATION ana
minister.
AN EscAPs From JAIL AND Foor RlcE-Yester-
Cly morning one o! the prisoners In the District
Ili frank Nicholson. whose parents reside on 10th
sireet, between | and X streets southeast, made
hls escape Nicholson was convicted about SIX
months ago In the Police court IN two of lar
ccfy, ana was sentenced 10 six months In laiI In
each case. Recently he has been one OF the hands
Working In the nre-roum under Mr.. Ward and yes
teraay morning when let down 70 the room he was
Lotlc~C u oe well dressed. The rear basement
door W as open and Nicholson started 10 wheel out
asnes, and, watching his chance, dropped the bar
oIncers rurs ued him, being joined In the chase by
Orlcer Wright He Tan into his mothers house
Iau. jumping over the back fence, made good
his escape.
iHs BfsCHoFF CoSCERTS-The first concert in
the fourth annual course, which was postponed by
t!ie aeciIeGt 10 the roof. will on Wednesday
evening, December nth, at the Conversational
churci Al the rest OF the concerts six In all will
IaAe place as originally announced In THE STAR
Ihese concerts are given for the exceedingly low
price oil one dollar and half FOR the entire season
whicn tDcIudeS reserved seat In arranging his;
Programs he gives g Judictous mixture OF CLASSIC
ana popular music In order that the taste OF the
peopie may De elevated and yet prevent the audi
ences nom being weared by music beyond their
power OF appreciation. The program next Weine3-
day VII comprise the following wellkIown sing
ers: The 81 Cecilia QuartetJe, Miss Moody, Mss
sonnSon, MI. Ailler, ar. Paul, and the Coagrega-
Conai church Choir. Mis-. Evan and Miss Detweiier
VII also appear In SOLO numbers Prof. r. VIII play
Two organ solos The s,coad part OF the program
WI De devoted 70 the gems from the opera or 1.-THE
bohemian Girl" by Bale.
LARGE SALE OF FUR guRE.-Messrss Duncanson
ifs VII sell at their alesroons tomorrow morn
- canning az 10 o'c0ck, large assortment OF
I'D furniture, .arpets, &C. See advertise
e CEazs. the renowned Minnesota patent
IA. Cg.sf ~ sw..r-1 .xrrptf ora
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Bronze, Oi?e and Drab, at Auerbach's, 9TH and Il.
On Thirty Days Trial.
The.voltalc Belt Co., Marshall. Mich. viii send
Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Eiectro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old who are afflicted with nervous de-
biity lost vitality ana kindred troubles guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty days trial Is allowed W,Sm
ThCrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver OH with HypCphosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs. colds consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take: Prescribed by Physicians Sold by Drug
giStS. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by w q
Thornton, corner Baltimore aId Harrison Streets
oaAeA-ioIe, Md- m,w,f
Fur and Scalskim 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 a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
furs direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
pIohta faSiioh BOOK mailed 1ree 9,6-3m
"AfderDey Dairy WacOns.w
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in haltpound "Ward' prints, 45c per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese Butterlnilk ana Sweet
Mlik, &C. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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S3j Seal Plush Coats 9lJ.
S25 Plush Coats S15 $50 Fur Lined Circulars $685.
Russian SILK Circulars $50, ut j. f. YOungs 7th
Street Mourning Store 736 18th ST., bet G and a. 6
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FACTS

FAcra
man has Suit Overcoat or any article Of
Clothing to buy he cannot ind better safer place
to get it than right here. Our Clothing has reputa-
ton for reliability because have it made for US and
put into every the best value possible for
SUN Of money charged therefor We buck il in every
care by giving las other clothing house in the city
does) legal guarantee which warrants the price as
low as same goods can be bought anywhere, and en-
titles the customer to exchange return goods re-
fund money without feeling that he Is asking favor
GEORGE SPRANSY.
ONE PRICE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
s07 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Opposite U. q Post ONCE
svThs only house in the city giving written guar
aOtea ma
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LARGE DISPLAY OF NaIlard'S candy at FusseIrs,
Is97 New YORK avenue.
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DsCISIoN IN FAVOR OF THE DIsrRIC,.
Il the Court in General Term the case Of the Dis
trict agt the Washington Gaslight Co. was de-
eided-Judge Macarthur delivering the opinion Of
the court This Case was brought In the Police
Court On an Information charging the defendant
company with maintaining nuisance in burning
oyster shells filling the air with noisome gases,
&C. The defendant applied for writ of ceriiorayi
10 take these1se up and the question was certified
TO the General Term, where IL heard recently,
Messrs. Riddle and Miller for the district and
MeSsrs. ". B. Webb and W. A. Cook for the de-
fendant Judge Macarthur In his opinion, reading
the complaint, asked Incidentally: Ii this is not q
nuisance, what Is? lie Sid the court below had
The right to proceed under the information Tor the
ordinances OF the board OF health had been iled
and II the gas company felt aggrieved IL could ap-
peal
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= CEszs. the n qowned Minnesota patent
i5 u equal. Il gakeS winter and more ntt-
, a. as"ad, rolls an biscuits than any other
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The Hope of the Nation.

Children slow In development. puny, scraw
and delicate, use "WellS Health Rcnewer" ID
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For the middle Atlantic states, clearing
weather. lower temperature, north to west
winds, higher barometer.
For Tuesday, clearing. followed by fair weather
Is indicated for the Atlantic coast states and the
OHIO valley ana tennessee, with lower ternpera-
ture. A cold wave Is approaching IRON the ex-
trcme northwest, and will extend over the lake
regions and the ONO valley and Tennessee to-
MORROW. and Will be felt on the Atlantic coast
during "Wednesday.