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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
READING BoNDHoLDERs IN COURT.

> PHI ADFIPlIIA, Dec. 23.-GeOrge Blddie,
representing the committee OF Reading bondholders'
went into the United states Court to-day and asked ieae
TO file a bill making the general mortgage DohuhoerS VI
the company part OF the companys igationand made
plea for protection generally tho general mortgage
bonds He asked for the appointment of Joseph Whar
ton ne third The Court refused to grant te
application for third receiver and said that the hH en-
iie could be filed tomorrow. and this will be done IL
IA stated to-day that H. Mex. Twomhley, Mr. Wander
hl son nay will be offered the chairmanship OF the
general mortgage bOndhodcfs committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
AGGVHHAFIaAs az TWO MIsBHs

hGSGsr0S, lNG. 2s.-trem New -lebpaa,
Clumnia County, comes the story Qf Tue eoe az so.
sullr aud misern e1steucq OF husband aud wife AIT
aud Mrs Adams both died there recently. their deaths
occurring close together The husband died first lilo
had Tor years kept IN the house boards Tor his coffin
At li death tue wife hired to make the colin lie
wanted ~ 80 for the Job, but the economical widow
would only nay 81 She died also after and then on
searching tie house S5 900 IN Government bonds sros
hhos ~ pennies aud several bank books showing thou
ands Of dollars on deposit were found II IA said that
for twenty years they had used neither meat nor soap In
tho house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
scnIcnLANh TROUBLES.

LoNpON, Dec. 23.-Ihe crOItor tenanIs OF
the Duke OF Argln the Island OF Three refuse to pay
their reut aud are extending their crofs The Duke has
asked for an armed force 10 protect his rights, ana
company II MARINES has been sent TO reless the reDoi
liuus tenants
meeting OF Highland land reformers was held IN Lon
don today at which the speakers denounced landlords
aud declared that Irish land legislation had been adopted
An Spot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR FAST SERVICE.

On Sunday next the Baltimore ana ohio' III
connection with tho Cincinnati. Washington ana batr
moro and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads. will begin the
running Of n new fast limited train between Baltimore
and Washing on and the West. The train VIII ieaVe
Baltimore at 1870 D. aud Washington an hour Iate.
and arrive in Cincinnati at 1870 a. m ana In ~ LOUIS u.
G3O D. IN bound the train will leave 81 LOUIS a.
< q and Cincinnati al Z y ~, reaching "asnihston
at ll5 D. H. and Baltimore al 2:lo p m OF the iolloWS
DAY. By the new service travellers can save seNera
hours and 10 extra charge will be made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
TIE SENTIMENT OF THE PEOPLE

SIR: "W. NJ. j. asks III to-day's issue OF
your paper. Cannot some plan be arranged by which
the popular voice may be sgnfcd the members of the
legislature" regards their choice for scnatori In
answer would suggest that person IN Zach town
ship who feels interested I'm the matter circulate PC
iition was done IN the Conklnr fight OF 1881 And
In tha, The rank and HE the party will hr heard
from; ami have no doubt n will result m 'ayo, Of viii
lam ". Eynrts. J a.
N iddl,forn, " Dec % loai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
srtr BETWEEN TELEPHONE COMPANIES

nAnrsoRp, Dee 23.-Before the United
states Circuit court to-day Judge shpnan on the bcnch'
bea,ine was h.h on motion for preliminary innnr'
,,on m ,he cass 81 the oa nnd stock feephone ,om
tant arainsi the tdumettiai itlrrhpne fonraay 49,
snn tohce,tiry the rght ta nse thc tfElt .,.
a,,tn,rnt Mrkal2h,, thn,Sttn r,h NrkgrScn alIi Y
IA, NV ria,rth aih hpsebs tonkiirR anu eeneisi D.
4 i,,nsaA IA. ths RNstNlar.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
RrprRLicAN uAiNiN MFsr NiRniNtA
iSchfAsE ~ Ing votK or tnr Two iAhiirs
siNcr 1880

SiNtN INNN
my igifGnt,ii rs mn inirrSv
WhhpiiSG, Dee. 23.-O. q. st0Ae,l seeFe-
.a,5 "a ,hr i,trrbcan Stats bnmi,,rr has rs,rrr,ra
~ aNais,s ~ he trit y, the ereH, eee,sa " shswa
shas ~ eng W ,he 81 eeNn,'ps ~ Ae elA,e a,a ,hs
ip,neeas msks ssiAs, ara ,ht9e ra'H, wege egl GA
tbs sa.elpenl ase shews she ippvlns resi.s. pu,ap
eFae tple p,er lhe hepnNiean lpie ~ issO, 10 l36,
pe,upegatie ypte over The Republican vote Ia 1854
4afO, Republican gain, ,3pp uel Democratic luss
e553 Increase vt Democratic vote IN four Years TO-
49, increase OF Republican vote Ia four years 81 1917
la $50 the Democrats carried AZ eouuiies and the Re-
pubhcans IL In 1854 the Democrats carried "a coun
ties aud the Republicans 20 As nearly as 1t can bo as
certained about per cent Of the Grtenback vote In
ss4 went to the Republican party and about 40 per
cent Democratic party Making the estimate upon
This Hypothesis and giving tho Greenbaokers the same
relative strength Ia 1854 IN 1885, the Democrats
gain IN four years Is SIS per cent and tho Republican
gain 30la per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.


SANITARY CONFERENCE.-The International Sanitary
Conference will meet at Rome I'm February or March
MILL BURNYD-Mouisons spinning mill at Dundee
was destroyed by fire to-day Tho loss estimated at
100000.
INDIA-A dispatch from Lahore TO The 7fmcs says:
The Lahore Gdete expresses the belief that Russian
officers are living al Cabu ard that the Amer Is treat
ing them with regard giving them access 10 his
confidential correspondence with the Indian Govern
mont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
mss BewAs EsFssfA8 AZ tFIsgbt
mo nareuts AT Mrs. noWas, ,he Wits ~ "

Bon Az. nswas 81 kefihyiiie, 4 T. whe sislta eNA
neacou rogry yeesu,ly reesyeA issteF ige' insa
tls e,,y yesterday, ssatias thai shs ee1rs gs'F ~
Ogange VA that sue MAS Hlfn " fpiill sna AIN '
husband Would efgye she sad wa. hste Mere sss
NM and She caunpt live WITHOUT hef ehllntrt
a ~ Is ,Iso iumalcd wish 10 leave Mrs Downs ana
,S, ,o his wife hut he will not live az North'ile ~
/ Lace acting for Mrs. Terry started Tor virginia A''
night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
INTENTs OF GERMANY.
=, n.c pQ Tho Past to-uay hns nm

Berlin, Dcc. 23.-Tho FOW tO-uay ms III
article threatening the Reichstag with dissolution
which II Is tho only solution "f the political prop
lem that would show tho confidence OF Germany In
Prince Bismarck
II ia expected that Emperor william VIII remit the
scntoncc of death passed upon liupsch aud knechlcr
The Arcnmplcra of Kciisdori In the MCDONALD CON
snifncN Ia that case they will have to sorvo twelve
Years sentence minor charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

ROBBING A MAIL STAGE.

KANSAS CRY, Dec. ga dispatch The Times from
Fort smith, Ark The regular mail stage from
this place ChocOyille stopped yesterday morning
by Two armed men, who seized tho malls sack and made
on with IT, which fortunately contained but reg
isiercd letter.
TWO BOATS RUN INTO EACH OTHER
CfScIsNATI, Dec GA dispatch from Gallipolis Ohio.
"a TLs Tuss star says The tow boat Kay nond Homer
ran into the ferryboat Champion, nearly destroying the
latter George Henry passenger was Instantly killed
RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT PURVIs.
CINcISsATI, Dec. ga dispatch TO The Times Star
from Chattanooga says Obstrncons ON tho tracks OF
the New Orleans aud Northeastern Division OF the Cncn
natl New. Orleans and Texas Pacific Raroad. near
Puryis Mss the entire north bound express train
from the track last night The engineer Robert Turner
and the fireman killed Other persons were injured
but their names were not obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
Ahniinhhnh Nh 4 LlIRN

GWCAcN pee. 3S.-lhp armament luh'l'prenee
Q thq prqsepl GrlpA Ap pi1a ANIiea pAelGes eFeal
deal 0f uuiypraplq cQmnput " Is said thal spme ptlh
lur are active nomocnue politicians, NhQ poutrye 90
have each session consumed ~ the hearing pf miupr
eases. 10 the exclusion pf the election faud OF the Sec
und Product Of tho XNIith ward Judge TueY Will be
requested W rnprmaud the Jurors who are in Iault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
INCIDENTS IN THp DOMINION.

MONrrFAI, Dee. PHI has been decded
That the carnival bail NJ the windsor Hotel shall he
flnsiteiy fancy dress one. The Mayor will nippnt
ahris,ia, OF the cafnitai week civic holiday
fonoSio ijec 20 -Onr inaur,. fiench nadul, vhilc
hen5ine NE doctrine b. thermal rnnishnrn, ~ Discus
sbn ri,h h,s feii8v h6arts WAS s,ticttn WIN pa,ay
fs NE Nhd " sur stt from hcad 10 foot incndng the
ti.ts.,s lH<l~p tAnii.t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
UoyoRs TO A BRooKLYy rREEMA SON.

At the annual meeting of the Commonwealth
Lodge Of Freensons of Brooklyn last night commit
tee presented to Theodore Linlngton. trustee OF the
lodge for twenty years beautiful silver vase and saver
hammered by hand The presentation speech was made
BY D. B. Conant and was responded TO by MI Llhhsoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
sLkNINR QLNB NfFINRR

DHeAee, pee. 23.-ihe Washington Park
Rac,ug Cub a. s Sunpa meeIug last nghl reelected
Geuela 7 II sheridan, pre.ident, and j. T. brewster,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
INp pKpENINNF M EHNRF0VM

tN&R9S, ilee 9S.-SieAeiAi iBh NBlse'9 vs.
yQgs tNat tNq AeN az tNe eA1ee4'r''8N ~ tst tNMN ~
tglu NN ptA Ws 9ilApee Ae'8ss tNe Aeasy' HAtN 'Ns
tgcQua Wqpk ig lfgguap. F9e WepaN0ns ~ sNfWMt
bttiNou nom Shlknp halP Nth lpslpprfA NnN3N
hh1tls ioar that Nc tpnei pf KhArpnm pannQt ne &C
tnultiN Nod huiulD tho mtille pt Maiel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
A CONNECTICUT DELEGATION AT. ALBANY.
LAY IKIKnRAPH rue IRIBusEl

ALBANY, Dec. 23.-A Connecticut delegation,
which visited Governor Cleveland to-day, with tho
intention OF opposing the selection Of Governor Waller
tor Cabinet position. At time they thought that
their best method Of attacking Governor Waller would
be to suggest the appointment Of William q. Basnum Tor
Cabinet position. This design was abandoned and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
p,scH.Ror OF MR. NALLIygs PRISONERS

DISCHARGE OF MR. WALLNGs PRlsoNs"S,
The prisoners who were arrested III the =. "a
legged opium joint In tho rear OF the basement ~
sx,have xhsn superintendent George W. Walling mans
descent on Saturday night and captured Unity Ina
persons were discharged In tho Court OF Special "a
festerdsy rs Superintendent walling was anAos
tate thai hs had seen opium sold or gwen AWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
CONFLICTING JURISDICTION.
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Wiliam j. Gallagher, who

under indictment here for alleged participation In the
Eighteenth Ward election frauds arrested this after
noon for alleged forgery committed in Philadelphia
The United States objected to the re-
noval of Gallagher aud order Of the Federal Court
issued directing that he shall remain In the CUSTODY
OF the United States marshal here pending MS trai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
ROBBED BY HOODED HiGRBAYMEN

WHEELING, W. v. Dee. 23.-The outrages
and robberios by hooded hiRhvaymen have ronscd the
people OF Wheeling 20 terrible pitch ON Sunday si1
askcd inrn entered The homo Mr.; Wottnour 10 the
cast hd and after horribly beating I've family stole nbont
= p0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
TIE FASTEST PASSAGE TO QUEENSTOWN.

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 23.-lhe Cunafd Line
steamer oregon. captain McMckan. from Ncw-Nork
December IL for this port and Liverpool arrived on
Elstnet NJ p. m. to-day. -
The corrected time OF her passage "a days hours,
so minutes. which beats her own record and Is tie
onirkcst massage set made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
EXPLOSION or A TAM.


CARBoNDALE, Dec. 23.-An explosion ola rail
road tank at Hendricks on Works in this city occurred
las, night Severely burning Patrick Walsh, an empoye.
about The head and hands. The damage otherwise was
slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
CARDINAL DOMINICK CONsOLINI.

ROME Dec. 23.-Cardnal Domnick [ o.
lin Project Of the Propaganda, is dead He was ban
on June T. 1907 and was created Cardinal on June ~
1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
STEALING MONEY TO BUY FALSE TEETH

Charles Altoona, grocer OF No. l,3ll, fHsr
ave. has had in his employment young man. nus.
Hoffman, whom he detected stealing money ana W."
him arrested The prisoner told Justice Duty ~ , ,ns
Yorkvie Police Court yesterday that he had stoen w.
money to purchase set OF false teeth lie was hea '
examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
KHERE TIE Grand ARMY Nay MEET NExE

HHERE TIE URAND ARHI Nh 7 HIHI "HAF'
PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 23.-At O meeting OF
tbs Grand Army Executive COMMITTEES It was reported
that tho landlords Of thiS city and tho railroads leading
herc would probably make such terms that the next
annual meeting OF the organization would DO held here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
NO CHANCE TO CONCEAL MS STOLEN GOODS
Detective Sergeants Hickey and Crowley

last 0enng with a large bundle on his
shoulder enter Marks jcwery store at No 3ss Bowery.
They found that the box contained two dozen sealskin
caps Marks, his WIFE and the man, who proved 10
Charles Arato alias Bartine" IA confectoner OF No.
10 McDougal-s ST. arrested and taken the Cen
tra Office AratO cknowledged that the caps
aud that Marks had purchased them for $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
fW6 MPN rs Walk 10 fHR RkP6sifi8M
hiNhsfNS, tlse 3a-tNN MNii-knRNN nellRs:

NMns ~ f5rsskeYsis w. sB8Nt W. stsft 8f tse NN.
gM}sa; e4p9sitiea ~ f8ot iss. s&pse, y Ra's tss
sNTff A'3iAN9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

NY if,y cstrt vs. fiis thsrSri
fBBsf6N, bpe. 98,=Es Congressman Mies
hass 1eiss ,teitea hs ea'AhissibH ns tirhtan ISM
.AlaalJNeF tn GetetHNf Ahhe1N ne aetpf,eh. sHa Ne
sas,a .he A.ilps W .hp e'Nea ~ HNeN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24
THEODORE" TO III PRODUCED IN PARIS

TANI-, TIVV, TTWy'
dora" will be given for tho first time on Friday night
with Sarah Bruhardt IN the leading role II Is reported
hat Henry H. Abbey has been granted tho refusal OF the
English aud American rights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-12-24

delegates said nothing abont tho Cabinet to the uov-
ernor The delegation consisted OF Congressman
Mitchell and Seymour senator j. u. Plunkitt U. Blk
bee and Alexander Troup.
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ssSass II Sa2sa T7T1 TIT n ssss TIT
:, i IS : + #$ i MI ssss +
HANDSOME HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


sILyERBERG's yelociredes and Tricycles
sILvERBERG's BOYS Wasons in iarre variety.
sLvERBERGs Dolls Of every pSssibis sire. Kind
49,, ,.,,,,,,..,. aud style, from lc T. els
p S'sm s, sig I I ,, steam , Pro-
sILvERBERGs EnEines. fiectric Toys '''-'''
sILyERBERG's Mochaiica Ioys OF every kind
snyERBERGs Games aud flizzies
- Buildilg ana Alphabet Blocks and
slLNEkbERGS thousands OF Other Toys. ranging
sILvERBERG's. line Plush Work Boxes. Toilet
sILvERBERG's Ing sis Glow and Hsndk,rsh as
sILvERBERG's oIar s, level Boy. '' f ns Cut
sILvERBERG's graph Albums, kS. S s,"u"'' Au''-
sILvERBERG's Stands Rckle stands sets Of fe Lea.
sILvERBERG's case4. Knives in caseT, Fine maxim
sILvERBERG's svcry Kind sugars Z rearns' spooS.
sILvERBERG's. ii e SATIN lined Work Baskets.
go, ,-,.,,.... Scrap Baskets, Lunch Baskets Worf
slLNERBERd'S. Stands. shopping Baskets. Sc. sc.
sILvERBERGS Gold Cabinet Frames. Plush oatt-
sILvERBERG's Ebony. OK. Walnut and other i I,e
o., ,--,,,,, turc Frames Ia large variety, at very
sILvERBERG's oleoEraIhs NA''''' u
line OH Paintings and Ensrav-
SlLNEAbEhnS mss Ners handsoilo and very low In
sILyERBERG's. Ladies' Leather Bags in immense
CT, ,,,,,,rrp,,, variety. beautiful styles and very
tutdit
or, ,,,,Dr,,,,, Ia iies' Plush BAGS lovely goods.
- ladies', CENTS and children's
SlLNEhBEhoS Waits Purses and Pocketbooks In
sILyERBERG's Gents travelling and Toilet Gases.
sILvERBERG,s ana workboSe@. amy WV ''''-'
sILvERBERG's Fin cigar ases. Me.rsiaum Cigar
49, - Holders, Meerschaun Pipe,
SllNEHBEEG'S Brass Bird Cages from ggc up
- Fine Wine Sets. husbands Paper
SlLVERBERG'S Neights, Thermometers. sc
sILvERBERG's. Glove ana handkerchief Boncs. 0sb.
sILvERBERG's TSbacco Boxes and curios
sILvERBERGS. Of every style kind ana sze: comIs
sILvERBERG's Books /, r children Of all kinds and
sILvERBERG'S. SOC Lovely Picfure books
Chidrn's Desks, from 9ac IN
SILNERBERG'S. Toy Chairs Cradles and Beisteads.
sILvERBERG's. Albums W., carry a very hanasonns
SILyERBERG'S buns at 99c aud our Plush iars's
sILvERBERG's ton.
sILvERBERG'S Or silver Jewelry. we Offer d.cided
sILvERBERG's. very ooinIiete. and we have made
49, - every effort u maintain well
SlLNEhBERG'S earn d reputation VI selling reliable
sILvEKBERG's our stock at present is the harvest
SILvERBERG's goods is almost bewsIderine our
prices guarantee low. IL not
sILyERBERG's. lower than any other house in the
sILvERBERG's bought OF us you Viii felI satisfied
sILvERBERG's TO avoid the immense rush we
have just before the holidays and
SILNEkBERG'S. t. b properly waited upon. would
" ask you TO call early 10 make your
SILNERBERG'S. selections.
NJ SILvERBERG & CO.,
312 9Th street and Sl3 sth street northwest. dlo
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The Proposed Catholic University.
FATHER CHAPEILE MAKING AN EFFORT TO HAVE IT
IsrEn TyJIs CITY

FATHER CHAPELLE MAKING AN EFFORT TO HAVE IT
ESTABLISHED IN THIS CITY.
1t will be remembered that announcement was
made not long ago of the donation OF the large sum
OF $4,000 by a wealthy young Catholic lady IN
New York for the establishment OF college for
the higher education OF the Catholic clergy In this
country. At the recent plenary council in Balti-
more the offer was accepted and the matter was
referred to a committee OF bishops, who Will meet
next month TO decide upon suitable location.
Thus far the idea has prevailed that the college
would be established IN New York. but the Rev. DIR.
Chapelle pastor OF st. Matthew's church, In this
CITY, is making efforts to have the college estab-
lished here He has already argued with the CON-
miltee On the subject, and ne thinks that as Wash
ington is only the seat oil the government, but
fast getting TO be the center OF science, and AFFORD
ing unusual facilities In the way OF libraries, &C.,
the institution should be established here. The
committee Is believed to be favorable to the Sug-
gestion, but wherever the college Is located the
Catholic citizens OF that place Will be expected to
endow one chair, which Will cost $4,000, and
Father Chapelle has submitted the matter to his
congregation, urging them TO seriously consider IT,
st. Matthews Is rith congregation and IL Is be-
lieved that II half dozen OF the more PROMINENT
ladies took an active interest in the matter the
sum needed for the endowment could easily be
raised.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHRISTMAS SUPPLIES
By THE TON.
cANDY-2o00l lbs. Pure French Creams
sO0 lbs. Pure Chocolate CreamA
900 lbs. Pure Bon -Bous
500 lbs. Pure SuSared Burnt AlmondA
800 lbs. Pure Caralneis all hayorS
Jul lbs. Pure Drops and Balls.
LOQ0 lbs Pure Broken Candy.
LOO lbs Pure Gum Drops
RAISINS-Seected Sultauas. no seeds
selected Largo Loose Muscatel
Extra Large 0nduras.
Choice Valencia.
Selected Clusters for tabla
Extra Select Flat Cartoons
CITRON, &c.-New Leghorn Citron
New Orange Peel.
New Lemon Peel.
New Zante5 Currauts.
New Prunelles.
New Dates
Big Fat Figs.
Choice Layer Dates.
NUTS-Genuine Princess Paper Shell Alunonda
Genuine Languada Almonds
Sheiled Almonds.
Genuine Naples Walnuts.
French Walnuts
New Brazil Nuts
Large Filberts, Best Pecan Nuts
shell Bark Hickory Nuts to arrive soon.
Sweet Cider. Pop Cora plum Pudding
Homemade Mince Meat.
vermont Dairy Butter IN small wildwood Pals
,r,.. stem-Cu ut Florida Oranges.
malaga Grapes and nume-o other seasonables ct
BIG NEW STOAE.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS.
42S 9th street, between and E.
oIo-2w Washington. DC.
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Sudden Death OF a Physician.

Dr.. Amos n. Williamson, a well-known physician
of South Washington, died this morning at 1890
o'clock at his residence, No 486 street southwest,
from heart trouble. DIR. Williamson was about
Sc years OF age, and had resided here about 10
years, during which time he built up quite large
practice in South Washington, and he also prac-
having had an office at No 1902 street northwest
also. He was native CT North Carolina, and was
time quite we'll to do there, but he lost nearly
everything he owned durag the war. He came
here about 1866 with his iamiy-a wife and several
children some OF whom have since deceaSed-and
settling ia South Washington, by his strict atten-
ton TO business and sociability, was soon wen and
fayOrab!y known
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
SpEc1A1r1Es Fon THE Ho11pArs.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BRorHEt

SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN DAMAsK TABLE
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
FANCY LINEN DAMASK FRINGED LUNCH
CLOTHS. WITH DOYLEYS TO MATCH
NOVELTIES IN HCCK AND DAMASK LINEN
MARsEILLEs QUILTS CALIFORNIA BLANKETS.
GENUINE Elder DOWN BED COMFORT Frs
RAW SILK TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN. WITH SILVER. GOLD, EBONY AND
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HANDkERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS
PERINOI'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES
SILK HOSIERY, IMPORTED JERSEYS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PLAIN AND BRO
GADED SILKS. sArINS AND vELvETS AT Low
REDUCED PRICES ON FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS
BARGAINS IN PARIS md BERLIN WRAPS. JACK
ETS NEWMARKETS SEAL PLUSH SACQUES
PARIS AND VIENNA FANCY GOODS. POCKET
HOOKS, BAGS AND CARD CASES IN GREAT
IMEoRTED BASKETS AND WORK STANDS TOILET
CASkS1 Il SETS. ODoR CASES. ELE-
CANT PLAQUES
,tR- CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR :
RECT PRICES.
EE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1910. dlO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-22
UNDOUBTEDLY
THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS
in WASHINGTON CITY.

BEAUTIFUL SERGE CASHMERES very fire quality
all colors II yards for g. real cas. value 37c yd
lash Prices. No Credit.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. one yard and half wide
cas. value 15c.
SUHAH CAsHMERES ye.y finest quality nearly one
yard aiid halt wide. only 75c.. cash value 81 Is
CASHMERE SERGES. ali colors widest double width
all pure wool. only 81 Sc. cash value soc
COLoRED BiOCADE SILK VELyETs reduced to Al
COLOKED SILK vELyETs sl25
COLORED SILK PLUSaES so
COLORED SILKS. excellent heavy quality cash v.lne
81. reduced to 7Jc.
BLACK SILKS from the New York auction sales
special bargains. 81. Si.25 $3.50. Sits.
BLANKETS at ual Cost Price
WHITE WOOL BLANKETs. immense sizs reduced
BLAiK CASHMERE sHAwLS al pure nns wool,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-22
The Christmas Club.

DEATH OF AN ESTIMA8LE LADY.-MrS. Alkaline
Brye. who died at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. F. II. Smith, at Hyattsville, Nd, yesterday
morning, came TO Washington with her late huS-
band. Cyrus Btrge, from Middlebury, VT, in 1850
Her eldest daughter married Rev. Dr. j. Z. Rankin
ia 1850 Mrs. birge was known TO large circle of
friends as a pattern OF quiet Christian courtesy
and bereyOlence, and her death will be incurred
by all who knew her, both In her New EnglanGtand
her Washington home. Her daughter, Mrs. Ran
kin. was With her in her last sickness. the doctor
himself having been detained In his parish at
orange Valley, n. j., by threatened attack OF
pleurisy.