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our NEW ADVERTISEMENT

OuR NEW ADVERTISEMENT
~
coAohED SILKS. BLACK SILKS AND FANCY
SILKS.
iMAENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS AT ASTON.
1SHING Low PRICES
CARRIERS. I'll MARxEr SPACE
COLORED RADZIMl RE SILKs-Excellent ouality
- cash v1ine 81 81. reduced to $lO1
dAISDS1. NE R!tOCADE SILKS IN Cream. White. Pink
ana iixht Blue reduced to Ill co. quality sold
oIAGK SiLAS-The cheapest and best In Washington
BLACK SILKS tkkss rencesa qi ~ heavy eros dhA
OUR r. 30 sublime quality BLACK FRENCH SILKS
reduced to $l2o-special bargain.
NUNS vE1LINGS- Pure WOOL, widest double width.
cream. reduced to SIC
COl.ORtD SILKS that we sold in December 1883 at
n, " 20 reduced to 75c. Colored Silks. SIC.
BLANKETS: pure wool large size. reduced from $500
down 70 $5.O0-sIeciAl bargain.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, two yards
and a-half wide, full) best sheedng IN the world.
reduced to CSC.
wide, reduced from 2Oc. down to t21sc.
WAMSUTTA-Yard wide livery best cotton. 10c.
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A Story In Which Jefferson Davis
Figures.

From the Savannah NeWs
A curious development in connection with the
Will and estate Of the late Gen. VIM. NJ. Brown. or
Athens, is reported. Gen. Brown died suddenly.
and the closest search could discover no will Judge
Howell Cobb was appointed executor by law, and
Immediately began closing up the estate, as the
law requires. All personal ana perishable pronerty
was converted into money and other necessary
taken. day or two ago, however, Judge Cobb re-
that he had just then received by mail. he knew
not from whom, the ''last will and testament NJ
Gen. Brown, sealed with his SEAL etc. BY this viii
he (Mr. Davis and Judge James Jackson Of At'an
ia, are appointed executors. The other articles Of
the will are not given. ' VI
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l.. BEHRExp,s
BALTIMORE STORE.
egg SEVENTH STREET NoRrHwrsr

We are overstocked The Snois that ought 10 hav,
ben sold are still hand and I'm orier to al shs
stock at once. have determined reduce prices to COT
SOME AT LESS THAN COST
SILKS. DRESS GOODS s.TINs. su.K PLusHRs
FELNETS. BLACK AND CoLoRED cAsHMEREA
sHAwLS. SKIRTS AND cLoAks. SILK AND Al
PACA UMBRELLAS BLANKETS. cAssIMEREs
FLANNELS shEETINGS AND DOMEsTIOS a ~
kinds
alsot nderwcar for ladies and children Hosssy
Gloves asndkerchiefs Dress Shirts aud Canton Fan-
mel Drawers Immense stock of Corsets. In ersss
, variety. at cost
VIII b of interest to everyone In Of The stovs
70 call and notice the fsurs At which they VIZ b
marked
L. BEHRENDa
jail qfs SFyFNTU STREET NopTuurar
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You've NUTS TRIUMPHAL PRoaRRss-ymno
James Mutt, OF Uniontown, Pa, who Killed DuSess
reached P1ttSburg, Pa, Saturday, where his trial
begins to-day. AT every station along the nm1e
between Uniontown and Pittsburg crowds OF neo
pie were waiting, and as the train nassed mon
cheered and women waived handkerchiefs A.
West Newton three young women boarded the
Tram ana presented Mutt with bouquet OF flowers
theory Of emotional insanity s1e
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Affairs in Yves: Jy5,.s;nrton.

DEATHS OF WELL KNOWN CITIZENSHIP Jacob
e. lieistnn. wei! ..iuWn citizen, former resident
OF this town. died 1T his residence on G. street ut an
early hour yesterday morning after short illness
OF pneumonia, i'll the sixty fifth year OF his age
Mr.. James H. Ban, the Weil-known butter mer-
chant. III the M-str"et market, whose illness was
mentioned in saturdays STAR died 1T his re idence
on street. Saturda. night, In the fOrty-fifth year
of his age.
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GRAND CLEARING SALE
OF
COTTON UNDER WEAR

: DETERMINED To DISPOSE OF THE STOCK on
HAND. WE HAVE CONCLUDED TO MAKE DE-
clDED RED c1IoNS. AND To CONVINCE The
PUBLIC THAT suCH is OUR PURPOSE WE
SHALL MAKE GENERAL DISPLAY ON OUR
SECOND FLOOR, WITH PRICES AFFIXED ON
EACH GARMENT IN ILAIN FIGURES WHICH
CANNOT FAIL 10 AT RaCT THE ATTENTION
OF THE LADIES' WE kNUMERATE BELOW A
FEW OF The sPECIAL1ItS IN THIS DkPART-
NENT:
LOT Ii. We will close AIS Che,nises at l2,Sc
with lace bands
LOT viii t.los. ls5 Ch.,iss-s with ar,,r,,aa,>a
fronts iine tucki's lace bands AZ $40
nI = Oh mis- with lieces embroidery. Oambr1e
LOT 81. henise tucked yoke fine embro,ae,ea hand
evs-ant quality cotton. al sc
LOT a. Cherise, yoke of enbrc!dery bsss cotton q
LOT - Chemise. fine cambria lace YOKE, latest d.
sien, at 9Sc.
LoI IA Drawers. deep hem clustes tucks 1t l9c
LOT IL. Drawers. 81, tucks with lace band st 2Sc
LOT % Drawers. narrow aud wide tuckins c.,ubric
rufIe with cluster tucks. rood cotton 44c 70 close
tucks ak $40.
,pt bi h., pTawers double embroidered rune cluster
nov 49, " ''--.e'
,ueks sod 90 SghtsSwns with yoke Of twentyishs
broidery, ar 19c
LOT 81 Nirfteowns. yoke with cluster Of tucks and
tire rows Vi inserting and e,lsing
LOT 6S Nigiltrowns with sk-inch embroidered yoka,
best quality cottUH, unly 9sc.
LOT -. Skirts with deep hem cluster tucks q; Sc
lof "a Skirts tucked rufie cluster tucks shove ct
LOT 81 Skirts with embroidered edge rune cluster
LOT 3, j., SKIRTS snSrO,aersd RUNE two cluster tuO
We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE OF IN
DERwEAR at the special prices mentioned VIII crowd
our second door with eager purchaser
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IMMENSE Reprcrros
On NlER WRAPS
In rier to cl once the q. remaining TINE
~ * GAhMEN : our ~ ok r. nave mntio
:, On liberal recuc lois We think viii commend
them To he ate buyer
W gn9;e TIE n W, r. ducu Ms viz: Two ans
- LA - bcLMANS hsnds me- y cd: for
5NtMMARktTS torfn.r rrice Q reduced %
90. iNo very tine ) Tx Seal lu IA DoLMANS. fof-
MT ~ Z, =. du. ed 10 Ore very el,rp Br .
AZ. DoLMAN. h siId- 0u lied at II I.ii,ir4
nan i,', $50 on. a. Pu NEwM r
NJ l. tr.liliied VITA Russi l. r. former Irire n7a
nd d 10 Twu ext-a NM silk Seal p usS
; COL >. rea Seal Or lets nd best Quail
Qu lied satli iinin % mer p-ic es5 duced I Esd
WOODWARD & LOrHROP
"a tNE-Phl bosToN DRY GOODS USE
jay No. 92l Peunsyl svenua
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We wish call the attention Of our customers and the
public generally to the fact that have made some
great reduct ms in the price Of of the most ee-
CANT goods in stock, having much larger assort
meIt of expensive goods on hand than usual at this
We have concluded to make extra low prices
and as our assortment of Evening Dress silks Lyons
Colord and Black Nelvets elegant Black and Colored
Fronts and Evening Goods of the newest and best yles
Ia probably larger than any 9th ock in the District,
an early invest5at of reduced rates WILL no
doubt be ut once appreciated by those in want OF
class foods. The goods alluded to have all b.
MARKED and the lowest possible price each piece
In plain hyuxS.
W. NJ SINISTER SONS.
80 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Mss. C. DONOVAN, OF 3I5 5th nvenr.e. New YORK.
will opau 81 parOrs OF '.The Arlington next TOa-
day January Nth 90 remain Ol.y fev dfvS' ard
will display an elegant assortment OF dinner aud
bal costumes especially imported for this Occ2-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

Or. A. WHrr.krn
IN HIS NEW STORE
HOS PENNSYLVANIA AsFNT-E NORTHWEST
Has the best Selected stock Books the CHI icS sta
tiol' ~ sIid Elegant Novelties a; the Lowest Prices in
the CITY 40 e.unerate would quire column
NEW DEPARTURE
ALL NOVELTIES AND CHRISTMAS CARDS AT
UNIFORM DISCOUNT OF 70 PER CENT
from Est prices untli TIE ID Instant Call early and
avoid the rush
q. 4. WHITAKER
d. HOS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Is WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERGEN
cles that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing not depending upon the
means at hand to combat It. In sudden attacks of cold
Group asthma. etc. Ayers Cherry Pecoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend.
GEO. ANDREWS. OvERsEER IN THE LOWELL.
~ Carpet Corporation. was for over twenty wears be-
fore his removal to Lowell afflicted with salt rheum in
Its worst form Its ulct ratons actually covered mora
than half the surface Of his body and limbs He wss
entirely cured by Ayers SarsaparilA Sea certificate in
Ayers Almanac for 1883 .sa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

DO NOT be deceived; ask for and take onjy B. II.
Douglass sons CapSicum Cough Drops for coughs,
colds, and sore thrOdES- u. ;. and Trademark Oh
even crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

PAIN IS TIE CRY OF A SCFFI RING NERVE
COLLINS VCLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER
Instantly Affects the Nervous System and lanislles
Pain. Ierfe,t ELECTRIC BATTERY COMBINED
vi. II porous FASTER TOR Is CENTS 1t ~
Mil ties PAN v;tal:z Weak ai Worn Out Parts
s.rcSthers T.ral Mis- les prevents Disc se aud does
III r III Ole half the time AM other llst
word Sold ryw,e-e tI4
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BOOkS, DC.
Hor1DAr Goops.

Hor1DAY Goops
Cur Holiday Goods now oren and COMPRISE full
and complete sto"k of elecn Books Of every dascrfp
ton RuSsii Leather Plush Goods great variety
We could not enuerat the yaro,ls lines ot goods but
invite friends 10 examine tue stock and judge for
/ tiGs ils-ivcs
OUR CHRISTMAS CARDS WE'RE NEVER MORE
BEAUTIFUL
German Favors Specially.
GIFT BOOKS FOR ALL TASTES. AGES AND
~ PURSES
StAAEpARn WORKS, in var.ed biudinss.
GALE DAl.S ana DIARIES.
c1 A VERY kXiENaINE AND Elegant LINE OF
tEklSIMAS CARDS
dis C. c. ptfiokLL. Bookseller ils 9Th St a. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
A New He'd Sky Theory.

"
Another and more uncomfortable solution OF the
great "Sunset mystery"is given by a Persian as
trolOger. who predicts that the blood red anpear
ance OF IN" sky Is a 1Orewarning OF Il war such as
the world has never yet bencl. There 1, to he
OF the globe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

Ga1vanO-na-nefic Treatment
OF DISEASE.
washington ONCE. 922a F street northwest
consultation Free Can or send for pamphlet
DR. =. 4. PARSONS "a Co.
I Physicians prescribe The orator Rye Whisky.
sssuchu-paiba,'' great kidney and urinary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

The President and Cabinet imniee the orator.
Hahn's ssrras Closing Sale.

t.ents hand -sIit' he'd hr,ton -. worth $50
Gent hand-siijCled CATERS =. 20. wo-rA *.
t,e.S alnd-sIlt. he'd q : - worth -
t''nt me cal >I.orS } - worth =. ~
La9ies ntnd-Siitched Rgtto,, 81 49, worth ss
Ladies hani-SlltcnCu i.:ttCn 3 North an
!-1aleS h,lnd->Tt. he'd i|Utt' = - 40 worth ) so
LADIES' SerNicetUle button. % e. Worth 81 p
2iie-'S me goat and III buit' 81 ~. worth - 50
MISSES nae goat aud al barton. ! 80 wO!th,I -
Misses me goat and Kid button. al - worth 81 20
I.oSs anu girls sold scaOnl >aos', 80. worth Al
Many ODDS ana ends al usf pr1-e
SIG aih street anu 1922 Penn. avenue
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Does Advertising Paw

Does Advertising Pay!
From tie NV Haven NJ rninx News
The following advertisement was printed in the
Mo''hihJ NerS Il couple OF days ago:
ROi WANTED-GOOD REFERENCES REQUIRED:
ID steady employment. Apply to
g d r. HUBBARD
Printers War, house. 379 State street
The .HOTniny NecS received the following notice
last night:
BoHN~In this city, January 4th, son, to Mr. and
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SENTENCED FOR RECEIVING STOLEN PROPRRTY-
The case against the old cOlOred woman Susan
keath, charged with receiving stolen goods-a car
pet stolen from Mrs. Beale's last September-con-
t1nued from last Friday, was called for trial In the
romeo court this morning. The court, after hear
ing the testimony, sentenced her to six months In
jail An appeal was noted: bonds, SsOQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
CITY ITEMS.
The Following Article.

The sun IS Is ooo 90 miles away-Your drug
glss sells DR.. Bui touga syrup Tor . cts bottle
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL. oFFrcrR,

For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather.
south 10 west winds shifting during TUESDAY to
northerIy, rising barometer followed IL southern
portions by a sight fail. colder weather. preceded
In southern portion by sight Else il temperature.
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PlPUrO.PneUElHnia.

BUTCHER WHO DEFENDS THE CATTLE IN THIS
VICINITY.
The ''item in THE STAR Of Saturday about
pleuro-pneumonia might do great deal OF
Injustice to the District butchers unless il
was explained said q well-known Center
market butcher to q STAR reporter to-day. SIT
stated that Representative Wilson. OF Ohio had at
the Capitol saturday bucket containing the
lungs or three mead Of cattle infected with pneI.
mon1a which had been bought from drOver and
slaughtered that morning. Now. the cattle Werf
bought last fail and We're then In sound condition
They were purposcly inOcuated for experiment Il
purposes, and kept Isolated at the COW hosDit Il
They were n0culatei at different times. so as IN eX
hh1 the disease in difTaren: stages /; lGo:.ed a.
though these cattle had pleuropneulHOnia when
they were bought
Are any affected cattle brought into the Dis
tri"t!' asked the reporter.
Not one" said the butcher. ''The largest deal
ero VIII testify that they have not seen case O
Uro-lneumonia during the past year"
NO PLETRn-PNECMoSIA HERE.
Health Officer TOwnshend stated to a STAR re-
porter this morning that the stories circulated
about pleur0-pneumor!a being prevalent aMonC
cattle in and about this city and District are ,!r,-
true some SIX weeks 1870 he caused 4 t':0rO.- 4
investigation to bn maze through lie CASTER sec
Ton OF the city. ana examined 80 COWS ken hv
N.ri"lS owners. ond there not u Csc vi TIE
disease To be fO,:Id anlnn- them.
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ThOrutOn.> Cn,uIs;ou


ChOrntOn,> EmuI~iou
OF n1re Goa Liver on with HyppphoS,iuteS OF lime
anu Soda Tor coughs, colds. "an>um6tina imnairri
nutrition and general debility: easy and t.lsaut
- take. Prescribed by lhl>i,ianS. Sod II, i,r1I~-
gistS Large bottles. soc. Manufacture, hy " T
InOintCl, corner baltimore ami Harrison II reefs
ha4'iiiote, Nh m,w.f
Wells May-apple diver Pills Iac. and 25c.
Army and Navy officers praise the Orator
On Thirty Days Trial.
The Noltaic Felt Co.. Marshall. Mich, viii send
DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro Volt ale Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial Tor thirty dayS Ia men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
Ulty lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
m.in.y Nisor. Adde'S as above. y. B.-No risA is
incurred, as thirty day. uldi Is allowed w,s,m
""ROu2h on Toothavne. instant relief. l5c.
NaSaldine cures Cata:Ta. Tor p cts I'm
Smokers try pr. Cannan's Dentalald Wash
DR.. Carniau's DeE'alaid .eeth, Gums Breath.
Eundhors's Perfume, Edenia
lunt,bOrg's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose.
LundbOr2's Perfume, Alpine Violet
LunGborg's Perfume. LILY OF the Valley.
"ilderHey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh A.GerIey Rutter churued every rnorn,n-
ara denNered in hGE-nCgld AN ard prints soc. Der
pound Also, cottage Cheese, ButterInilk and sweet
hin, Sc per quart, Gre Am i5c. pant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14
The "Gove Band OF Mercv'' WAS OF,

THE "Gove Band of Mercy was organized among
the children OF Jniversalst church, I2,n and L
streets, yesterday. wf;h MIR. II. = JemsOn. the
superiItendenI "a president. Master George Walter
Knots secretary, and Miss - bIdsiand treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

majors use the ora,ur I've Whisky
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INC OsiOWtng Articles
molIu froW 10 20 sUC wll. o. sod tomorrow only
ior We, AT h God,',hnid :, sl2 eth s.. n ": 1 bot
We OF j. L OAear.'s l,oyal k4uc. Is >he,t, OF ,o,
oTeu or " hlte shell paper; bla,A irg brush with
pnN OF oaching: 90 II or clothes line with ~
ciotheS pms. syrup cans: de, GRATED Gun ana
SHue r. twin pickle dishes. 3 i1Ch gas, dishes
CRYSTAL glass cake traiS; S4 inch fr,lit .l.
Gases OF ioi!et 20 =; iica Die plates. six or
Pepper Shakers; large S,rubuiug brushes: lndi-
.tiu,u sal 'ArlioUS on II md. covered Su.-ar
Vows; en- Nniuon flour s!evcS. 4 ct. wate3 nails;
q 1aced covered butter dishes: rea. majCIrt .eaf
o,shtS ! water tuinb!erS; Large stew pans at
1871 ih oacAeis e. sauce ,'arS, ri. tin Cups
up Hese { FIN iltCIcr-. large rabbi afeS>i-
Sonos; Snlfe and FORK Will. COlol handles catsup
oottles; plain goblet; : .e'rher duste.s.
- Leftcs' Colorea $50 der HEeuuss;tched
Hahdsercliets. at &C: large line OF buttons. s. a
NC, ~ cI1>e OUT: underwear II hflI pI G. tloe
,' ~ eio ~ eriHs Al .ow prices: cloths Tor
worm $3.50. b. nhet> below cost. ana har-.fns IA
d.. hid - O. dress goods S.As. yevIts and p.uslrS
AZ NlE.So re. Drv Goods and CARPET aol.se 80
'tii street, between IL anil
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CARRIERS"
III MARKET apAol
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NoitC oPERA At fORD'S.-" Rip Van Wrinkle" IS
~ " gisel Tonight, with Planquette's beautiful
,.uet . ne bessgar STUDENT which WAS given
-. ~ eoust.ahN increasing auIences last week, Will
MORROW and Wednesday evenings 'iIo1 with I'M.
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

Al FRUIT OF TIE Loon COTTON, Sc; check muslin.
Sc; br1cade dress goods, Sc; best gtnghaIns, Sc
stems. So4 eth ST., between and h
ST. ANDREWS P. f. church. 18th and COrcoran
street, was reopencc yesterday. Rev. DR.. HUBBARD
Of Winchester, Va. preached IN the morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

MONEY TO loan BY b. II. Warner.
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DEATH OF ,1R- JAMES GKAY.-%r James Gray, OF
2l3 North street. died yesterday morning at 1000
o'clock, aged SiNty-tWo years. He served during
the i7 an officer II The l2fh New York yOlun,
tcers- lie WAS appointed SUPERINTENDENT OF the
surface printing branch Of the bureau OF engraving
ana printing, which position he held for a number
O. Afar- but ut IN" time OF his death was an EN-
IOFt OF Tie Government Printing Office. and was
Former president OF the Pressmen's Association OF
ti-IN clJy. He was a member OF Washington Cen
triinit l"t@e No. H. F. \. and A. NJ. and OF Lin
coin Post. No =. &. \ k. Tie time OF his funeral
WIZ not H. GcIeriAined until the arrival OF his
daughter MS j. Il. j. Ryan, now Oh her way here
irOII Uil ala
L,RGE Closing SALE OF DRY Goons-There has
Dee. paced ol closing out sale at No. 6s6 Penn
sylE"hiI avenue. south side. near 9TH street, the
entire stock OF dry goods and carpeting at the old
hpI-'- ~ t. VI iowSpn. ut prime cost. The sale
bt-an This morning. ana VIII continue until Mr.
IOW>o7 moves Into larger store. The stock IN
e'tH ueif,t ihi!t = complete ana every article has
b-ii hi>ri AT net cost. covering over thirty-three
enumerated Glasses Fuller details may be found
~ Ms advertisement on the 4th page OF to-day's
STAR lie PROMISES most decided bargains.
TVS HUMANE SoCIETy-ELFCTIoS OF OFFICERS
" an atiiJurned annual fner;ing OF the Society for
@ilcsFs 10y TIE ensuing year were elected as fol-
lorr: President Hon Arthur Macarthur: vice
presidents, Rev. r. Il. shippen. Judge William b.
Smell. Mrs William f. Chandler MS A. 1. Bar
bour, Ms stilson Hutchins Mrs. A. Murray. Rev
, Within y Bartlett. ID. d.; Gen. William Mckee
Ddnn and Hon. Josiah Dent; corresponding sacrp
/. upper; financial secretary. Miss VI l. Douglass
treasurer. E4ward NJ. TrIell. Judge Macarthur
re-! an address,. which was ordered to be printed
WIN the annual report The report OF the treas
prrr Shows the expendi,ures for the past year to
nav been >io1''5; the receipts from all sources
>sb2.i and tie amount on hand, 1888.
DECORATIVE ART EXHIBIr.-'rhe "I.adies Art As
ISOLATION II New York. has on exhibition al No
9oi street northwest, many designs sketched by
special Artists fire screens. piano covers table
covers and numerous household decorations
Ladies ana Gentlemen are invited 10 call Miss s.
ii. Birch viii take orders and give Instructions
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COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE,

JAPANEsR sCROLLA FANS. RTo
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We are confident that the SPECIAL SALE OF CN.
DEhwkAR at the special prices mentioned VIII crowd
our second door with eager purchaser
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CRUELTY TO AMIN AIS--ID the Police Court S1tur-
Gay MI George Cr1Velih-, charged with cruelty
10 animals Mr. p Key, agent the :. Y. {. 4.
teS;lHei th2t be saw q mule attached 10 q cart
longing To MI EreVeI-. n..I had I'VE sores on f.
and was lame in three ir.rS. AMI In his nrlntnp
unnt for labor 4 fine 81 = Was imposed Mr.
Creve-inG had already forfeited collateral amount
Ing 10 s2U on account Of IN. mule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-14

A nrfHrE o. IIy0ECr.-Tn-1sv. in the Ealir~
court. jnj e" ln"S, deere oi divorce wa . lie
II in" ".>t' n 'a':ait !irit. ~ n .,iSt Vas in
'rn i>r tNiCn. The W. marie H.. in a'lg t.
lbs, ;,n;l -, t-s'd that Oh September 81 SO
b. deserted Ter.
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THE LADIES' ASSEMBLY BALL.

-, h,II.room was the scene OF
-, Gathering last evening. whch the hrs' VI ''o
NO.. ouhy balls for this season rallied the isS"o"
of society ia large numbers Inc Organic"
s''' 70 the Patrarchs. the snoscr'oefs pe'S
uo" Of gentlemen Each OF the hity supscripe,
,ns tickets invitations TO dispense Inc u'''
Ia' " decorated only with smilax' whoh
ro'" ,,e music balconies. where lAndcrs
e,.., ,,as stationed. and hung tn graceful res
- Tram the chandeliers. The pariors hnlo'h'"R
- 40, with palms. ferns and evergreen pah''' anu
-, homelke appearance by japanese screen' rugs,
..n..,v etc The reception committee was compose"
WI. W H. schieGeiin. Mrs. r W. RVes' MIS- D. i'''
-, Morgan and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
.r,,n VA. led by J. Ridgwav Moore The 'ist oi
h.eri,ers has been slightly ch,hg"u STU.
Ia, year owing TO deaths ana re"' 80
ma ,-.sept list Is rs follows "''
Inv Actor MIRA r T. R,ycs Mr. Bei mon.
A. lead BELL Mira G s. Eowdoln mts h2;u Cr,ger
Ms ess i,rnean Mrs J a. k Daer; Mrs Han'lton
Ell p,. ogden Goelct. Mrs. G. liecKsrhcr, NJ, TT q =
Howianin NO.. "" = Homes. Mrs lewis Jones, Ms peiam
90, Kane Mrs John Kean. Mrs Ma,ari A. lain
ION, on m'S NJ - IL kiister Mrs Robert Minturn MIS-
Perponi Morgan Mrs. r NoTrir M ae,yrr oins
Ms Il fg nirrs NJ " H. schefelir, Mrs phii,p
sr,ylsr Mas schuyler Mrs sheldon Mrs W tgsShr
sum "Tooiseni Mrs A Van Eensselasr MS -. -
Wn,a Mrs J NJ. waterbury. Mrs siin y )" ywi,tbron
c,i,srs present werp John Jay MISS AZ,
~ Miss srLeh.lin, Mr., ani Mrs Wihs ", sni Mrs
,n1 M,s prrt WILSON the Misse. ssin, ~ .tiss Van
r. - isei,n 2 Hywand " So HeckslT r., ,stt ,ir
yrnesrlaei Jaines " waitrhutI iisprna NJ ati MS
-, f,,itias Niss Patilss. Mr. BhFies W. ,t.a,i
Bebont i Y & ,;ussf;t Ms h nas Anfr
II s,s.- lihs silss FhnnF PrtsinH
Es. iaHsas, fsi'iH wsr,a sTis, tstsH Als3
na'mf \ XIII s,s.i ~ nta Me whrfgeii NJ
s9i Hts NJ Ra5les da' e hHp'k ,ssH Me- @tni X.
hiis fged s,keslb iftteis van hUHn M'ss
paaM ,sa ihip :, Miiasr Ham slettNs We ~, ~
b.,,. and ii.l Aissns iHeheNAH