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The Late Prof. De WOloyyxhi.
ELS REMAINS TAKEN TO EGG HaKBox CITY, n.

LIS REMAINS TAkES To EGG HARBOR CITY, n. j.,
ACCOMPANIED BY HIS DAUGHTER
The body OF PROF. De Wo,owski, who committed
suicide, as stated In yesterdays STAR, vas en-
banned yesterday afternoon. The remains were
subsequently, placed IN cIoth-covered casket, with
silver handles ard trimmings. On a silver plate on
the casket was the simple inscription: alexander
De WO.Owski; Gied December 4, 1881. aged 10
years This morning, shortly AFTER seven O'clock,
Ar. W. H. Lee undertaken, removed the remains to
the g. and z. depot, ana they were placed the
e9 train, and lett for Egg Harbor City, y. j. Isa-
belle. the daughter OF the deceased and Miss Beail
accompanied the remains.
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The Pax.on-W.Iinrd Eiopemenr.

How THE DESERTED LOVER TAKES 1T.
The New York Times OF to-day prints the follow
Ing:
frank simpson, whose fancee, Mary E. willard,
OF washington, eloped with 4 young patent law
Yer. remained a: his home IN orange y. j., yester-
day- HIS father, George l. Simpson, OF the
banking house OF Donneil, Lawson q Simpson. was
at his place OF business. He had dispatch nom
HIS. Wizard, dated "Wednesday, which said:
''1aFJ was married IL u O'Clock to-day unknown
10 any body. Nv heart Il broken
MI Simpson said that mis- son TOOK it braveiy
BE bad SHED 10 tears, but had philosophcally coli
Guided that II was better that the event II td oc-
CURED now than later Miss Willard always ap-
Ie4rSd most devoted sweetheart. When the
house OF DOlnel, Lawson & Simpson Suspended
young Simpson went 10 Washington 10 release
her IFoID the engagement II she desired, bus this
action OF his seemed Only 20 Increase attach
MelC"
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TER CnW-fS.
u haC SVN 10
CIRCUIT (CERT-,I.lG4p H1a]

CIRCUIT CGURT-Judce Hagner.
To-day, -dul:ia agt. Mickey; National Bank OF
Republic agt. Michael; Cooley, administrator agt
Hardness, and Preston, Kean Co. agl Main; de-
faults Scott and wife agt- Metropolitan K K Co.:
ON hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Cor.
To-day, HutchlnS agt. HutclinS; auditors report
ratified and Distribution ordered. McInery agt
Cross; Kuhn agt Kuhn. AMI Graham agt Graham;
testimony oTd-red t1ken. Adams agt. Luttreil:
pro cOaIesso ordered aud ref renee &c Scanlon
;lSt- Sc;,nion; sale confirmed nnaIy. Stott agt
Melvin; security 1Or costs ordered
Police COTET-.INdGe Smell.
To-day, Annie Van SEWER assault On Mary VIII
EamS. SO OF 30 days i'll jail. DIniel Corners lar
ceny 50 days In jail Joha Jackson, colored, pro-
.anity. 81
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AmuSemenfs, etc.. Tonight.
ALBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HoUsK.-John I. Ray
mond IL "For Congress"
NATIONAL THEATER.-"Shadows OF Great CITY,"
FoRD's OPERA HoCsE.-''A Rag Baby"
DINE MUsEUM--Interesting performance.
NATIONAL RIFLES' ARMoRY.-The Eanet Guards
fair.
JONApAB HALL.-Fatr.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CBURcB.
supper.
BELMONT "a. L BARRIERS residence Prome-
made concert.
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MAKE THE BOYS AND GIRLS HAPPY and buy one
OF Francs genuine sealskin caps; price 81 20 No
Imitation Ike some merchants are trytng TO palm
or on the pubic as genuine, at exactly the same
price. Francs 81 ~ caps are beauties Corner 9TH
ard D. The only strictly one price hat and gents
furnishing store In this city.
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TIE Chicago Grocery Co., 500 eth, offers brown
sugar for Sc h., almost white sugar for &c.
az. Srsnulated SUGAR for &c. or 10 pounds
for CSC cut loaf sugar for 7c, 10 pounds for 3c
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Do NOT Be DECEIVED; ask for and take only B. II.
Douglass & Sons Capslcum Cough Drops for coughs,
colds and sore throata ID. :. and trade marx on
every drop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-05

DECORATED AND PLAIN French, English and
American china, glassware. crOckery and house
furnishing goods at McCauley and DeVwigs, I'll
Pennsylvania avenue east Capitol Hill.
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GENTS elegant Button, Laced and Caters, IN
broad, plain, medium or pointed tipped toe, down
70 q pair HahD'S, SIC 1th street AM 1925 Pa. av.
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LADIES' fine handsewed Straight or Pebble Coal
Button, reduced 10 s., usual price - Hahn's, 81
7th street.
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FIR aud Sealskin esar,uent.

C. C. Shayne, the weli-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, viii
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This viii afford a
splendid opportunity TO purchase strictly reliable
FuEs direct from manufacturer, and save Retailers
prOtLS Fashion Book mailed tree. 96-Ym
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READ sinsheimer,s advertisement.

FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo 49,
New York avenue.
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HOLIDAY Tors AND DOLLS at our china store,
NcCauley Il Dellwig, Pill Pa ave- east.
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GREAT BARGAINS in remnants Of velveteenS In all
shades OF the best qualities at HerZOg5 dry goods
store, 91S 7tn street, between and K northwest
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Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning.
and delivered In half-pound "Wardn prints 4bc pef
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIniiE ana sweet
MIX. sc. per quart. Cream l5c. pint
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Affairs in Vest wa.hington.

TEE CA&AL SHIPPING SEASON ABOUT OVER
Only three boats cleared from Cumberland Nd
on the Canal yesterday for this place. The wharf
bands were discharged and the shipping season is
ABOUT over, Though few boats inIy still be dis
patched 10 loc'll points
PEgSOSsI.-rhe fGurteen-yelr-Old Gauyhter of
Mr.. Samuel Wheatley Is III with typhoid fever at
her fathers residence on Goth street.-Mr. g. 4.
Dunlop recently moved into his handsome new ras
ifencc II the corner OF 3!sJ and q streets
GRAIN RECs:PrS.-CaDal boat Maryland arrived
to-day vita go bushels OF wheat, and canal boat
L1;i,i0n arrived with 1850 bushels Of wheat and
1850 bushels Of corn Canil boat MCW. Boyer ar
rived with Loo bushels OF wheat for j. e. i, j. NJ
waters Canal BOAT seneca arrived with 600
bushels o! wheat for Hartley Bros
SffIPPl'G NEws.-Sclooner Laura MesSer cleared
to-day with 60 tonS OF coal for Boston. Schooner
X =. Clarke cleared to-day with 300 tons OF coal for
DrlGs port.
CASE DIsNIssED-Profs. Proctor and Plstor,o.
the dancing masters, VINO gave Il bail In Market
Gay. charged WITH giving an entertainment for
gain without nriJ having obtained license SO TO
60. The court dismissed the case.
Alexandria Affairs.
HeIcrta1 Tor TIE EvENIxG Sr,a
KaE Esw WATER MovEMEST.-The A,cxand ria
Wate: company at IFS meeting yesterday engaged
capt. sym JnS L. - engineer. TO supervise the work
IL Increasing The water supply of the town The
principal main OF the water works is now onIy ten
inches, ant few OF tire street mains exceed six
inches. While ii.Iiy or them are only Two inches in
di:1aF,eT. As some OF The pipes have now been In
use about - years deposits have contracted the
Gpct am itE years tue central the
tpSn has suffered from insufficient flow OF
water, while 1t hs:S been Impossible extend the
mains il.o the newif built up portions OF the
t0"a n, lest the supply IN The thckly built section
should b. cut short This, IL Is understood, will
now be reInelied.
TnE NEW BRICK WoRxs.-The new brick COM
paay which has purchased the brick yards and
leased the brick lana On the south end OF WASH
iagton stree extended. near Hunting creek is now
acd.ng largely 20 the kilns, sheds and machinery
and IN q saort time VIII be In fuil operation And
tue hillS thcreabouIS will be transported into the
Br.g .borins cities and put up again in the shape
CT DFicN HOUSES The new process bricks can be
I.tste as We. during winter as I'm summer.
EGTs%-tfuSh S;rider. arrested By Oirlcer Ar
no!1, on charge o. larceny. was the only prisoner
ut me station holSe ibis morling.-Suste Han
cock, the little scbGo. girl who was badly burned
ytSjeTddy at the house OF he's parents, on lower
Prince street. Is E0w mpIOyng.-The Relief
HoOS and Ladder company meets Tonight ut its
tr:ci; house. on li1nce street-Golden Light Lodge
o. Sood TSrlplafS coateinp!atcS pleasant series OF
open meetings at rs hall this winter The first
w!i &c held or Tuesday niZht next-There are
aosT fourteen prisoners in the jan here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-05

FoR Your SUNDAY DESSERT order Gautler'S FroZe
Custard 72s 10th street northwest
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FINE FURNITURE At AUcTfoS.-Messrs. Walter 4.
Williams Co.. auction GERS. VIII make g Sale OF
Iarni Gre within tIeir saleS:oo.n at the corner o.
10Th street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
lo-LocETow morning. at IL O'Clock a. II. See adyt.
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DURaE OUT THE LURKING DIsTEMPER THAT
Il nndsrmines health. and the constitutional vigor
will return. Those who suffer from al enfeebled and
disordeed state of the systsm should take AYERS SAR
SAPAk1LLA to cleanse the blood aud restore vitality
HOW OFTEN DO WE HEAR OF THE SUDDEN
fatal termination of case of Group. when young
life might have been saved by the prompt AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL! Be wise in time and keep
bottle Of it on hand. ready Tor instant use d.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

prrrcs OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsBISarDS. u. c., December 5, fS5i 10 AN
For the middle Atlantic states. generally fair
weather. followed In the southern part by partly
eol,dy weather and local rains. nearly stationary
temperature sOutheriy winds, lower barometer.
For saturday, generally fair weather witt nearly
stationary temperature Is Indicated for New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic states. and partly
cloudy weather with local rains are indicated for
the south Atlantic and east gulf states and the
ohio valley and Tennessee with stationary temper
AZURE Local rains or SHOWS are Indicated Tor the
LAKE regions with lower temperature.
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srANxp glass substitute agency. al eth street
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ThOrntOM,s Emulsion
Of pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
10 take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists. Large bottles, zoe. Manufactured by W. &
Baltimore, I'D. m.w.f
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLES -Hempler's, 453
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THIS PRESIDENTS MOUNTED GUAHD.-At the meet
Ing heid at WIZARDS hail last night for the purpose
Oh organizing the - Presidents Mounted Gulrdn
temporary organization was effected with Major
IT, A Arine5 IN The chair, and Frank Il. Rawlings
secretary: Committees were appointed as follows
on oi SANITATION, Z. I. Lancaster, Capt b. w. sum-
Lay. r. r. Bradiord, Clarence Hall and L. j. Meen:
recruiting committee Ben. b. Bradford DIR. p Cool
TICK and &. U. Pennebaker If.
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PcSTPoNEsEST.-See the advertisement IN another
co,uIna the post 2oEeIaent OF the rst concert IN
the BischoE course until Friday evening, Deceui
Der ~
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offers dour ar rock bottom prices:
ceres, s6-75 bbl-, $169 4 Dbl, Soc. 4 Dbl
sterling. 50. p Dbl, S1-5S a bbl., 30. !. bbl-
Git Edge. 70 Dbl, 81 80 4 Dbl. 75c. "a bol-
Golden Hill, 1915 bDl., 81. 4 bol, re = bbi.
swiss Process, rs bOi. Sl5S L Dbl, &c. & Dbl.
Cooks Delight. IS IS Dbl, s1.35 4 Dbl, Csc . bbI.
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NOAH WALKER & CO

NOAH WALKER 4 co.
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
Cos pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER i CO..
o25 Pennsylvania ava
NOAH WALKER l. CO.,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER h CO.,
Cos Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER h CO..
63 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER b CO..
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 Co.
625 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
c25 Pennsylvania ave.
NOAH WALKER 4 co,
625 Pennsylvania ave.
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The beginning as well as advanced stages of
cold, yield TO DE-. Bulls Cough syrup IS bottle
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CHARITY ORGASIZATfOS.-.At an adjourned meet
Ing 0f the Charity organization board OK managers
last evening" In the Office OF a. = Pratt & Sons. the
IoliowiEg were reported as elected 10 membership
Ia the society: Louisa c. f. Mann. JnO. A.Mi!bufn.
HTo. Ba.lantyre, Cbas. ~ James. Rev. A. r.
Steele, JnO. r. Cook, Horace K. Fulton II. ID.
Cooke, jr. Mdme Pawn, samuel W. Curr1den Mel
lie L acCartee. W. W. Danenhower, W. II. Moses,
a W. Ftske, W. o. Douglass, E Morrison and
Daniel HerZog,- The treasurer, Geo. kyneal. 1r.,
reported receipts 1915 dncluding balance, mem
oer5hip fees and Contributions; expenditures,
s3iso- W. r Speare was elected a member OF the
board In place OF Rudolph Goldschmidt, resigned,
ana James II. Philip was elected auditor. vice Job
Barnard. resigned The board voted 70 rent room
II IN the new Gunton building, corner 9th street
and Pennsylvania avenue. for q central Office; also
70 adopt, In addition TO the New York card system
Tor use o. citizens already adopted, the Louisville
yellow ticket SYSTEM TO protect citizens from
eEgaTs. trampS and impoSterS-
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READ the special flour price list of the Chicago
Grocery Company, $40 9TH street.
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Ho11nAr OpEsre.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY l. BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
PLUSH AND LEATHER WORK BOXES
PLUSH AND LEATHER TOILET CASES
RUSSIA LEATHER PURSES AND POCKET BOOKS
LI0ATOR-SKIN BAGS AND PURSES
LUNUBORG'S COLOGNE AND DOORS IN WICK Err
COVERED BOTTLES
PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD oDoR CASES.
BlSQUE F1GURES-MANICURE SETS
ELEGANT BRASS AND PLUSH MOUNTED
yAPANEsE sATCHETs-LuNCH BASKETS.
S S00cntItE Gst ~ H Rfh Class ,n,
PQM1ER BoxEs-BRAss WRITING SETS.
ALI0ATOR-SKIN ALBUMS AND CARD CASES
LADIES, AND GEETLEMEN'S CHINA SILK HAND.
KERcHIEFS AND MUFF Frs.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES' COLORED BOR-
PIED, EMBROIDERED AND BLOCK HAND
SPECIAL NpUcEMENTs" IN FANCY HANpKER-
r. G GIHEEF ga AZ n l2ss "a A S5h ANp so;,
NEW SILK TMRkE1LAs FOR LADIES AND GEN
35iSE q SSD dSsATuRAL WooD Sticks. f From
az CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COB
sEATON PERRY. PERRY Bu1Lpno
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street
Established 1sl0 mo
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Thin People.
"Wells' Health Renewer' restores health and
vgor cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility.
e
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GkNr,s Vest Chains. Rings and Charms. PrIggs
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MONUMENT FOR CoLoRED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
meeting was held at Lincoln Meinoria! chapel
last evening under the auspices OF the Charles sum-
Der Post, No. Q, q. A. r, Ia furtleraEce or the
movement for the erection Of monument 20 the
coiorPd sailors and soldiers Of the late war; The
Hon b. D. Bruce, the presiding onicer or the meet
is1-. made an address and was followed by Gen.
E,lery &. Ford, Major Wflbur, Hon. James IL. Raj
hey, Rev. George W. Moore, Gen Van Niiet and
OtAers- &r. X J. Harlan rtc,rsd vine Black Reg
Esn-" II was resolved that the subject o. the
erection OF the monument and the dedication OF a
public park Tor the purpose De presented 10 Con-
ETeSS
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Lly. h. Il. Bradford, Clarence Hail and r. J. Meen.
recruiting committee Ben. b. Bradford. Dr. p Cool
ficA ana Z. " Penneoaker. Jr.
SENT To JAIL For SLAsH1Ns MAN WITH A
EAzoR,.ln the Police Court this morning an 49,
4e;T-olu cOlorei boy, named Isaiah Htllerry was
put on trial, charged with aSsaulting another
young colored man named Geo. Jones ON the 17th
OF last month Tie testimony OF Il number OF wit
nesseS was 10 the effect that Jones had been living
with colored girl named i.avI3ia Powell whom
ne charged with stealing his cotheS That Hillerry
look oHenSe ~ the charge against LavInia and
that the two youths met the day named at a
house near the corner OF ast and streets and had
hSAt, curing which i.illeFTy cut Jones across the
hip with q raZor. The lSht was renewed outside
and Jones received secoDd cut across the face
with the razor. The defendant testified that he
Cid the cutting because Jones had handful of
stones The court sentenced him TO eleven months
and tWenty-nine days IN jail
CENTENARY OF AMERICAN METHoDIsM-The GEN.
tenary conference, composed OF delegates from the
various Methodist bodies in this country will meet
Ia Baltimore on Tuesday next, and continue In ses
SION I'LL The 17tn instant. The design of this gath
efinS Is 10 commemorate in appropriate form the
organization or the Methodist church in this coun-
Try. which occurred in Baltimore, in December
delegates In attendance. embracing some OF the
most prominent Methodist ministers and laymen
IN the United States and the province OF Canada
Distinguished visitors from abroad viii also be in
attendance The delegates from the Baltimore
conference or The VI. E. church Will tie: RevS j. S.
Deaie. d. d., d. HI Carroll. c. II. Richardson, j. F.
G0ueher, l. t. Widernan and ]. st. Clair Neal
Laymen: Geo. 5. Berry. esq, s Baldwin, ESQ., ard
hon Mir. Lawrence From the Baltimore CONFER
ehce OF vi. +. Church South: ReTs. Samuel Rodg-
ers, d. D., S. h. Cox, ID. d., }. s. Martin, d. D. Lay
men: T. b. Pretty man, esq, Hon. z. Hereford and
j. j. Magruder, esq.
GOVERNMENT SALE.-Immediately after the sale
at the Patent Office, 9th and G streets northwest
MeSsTS. Dunc2ns0n Eros. win SELL tomorrow at
the Pension Office, 12th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, q lot Of carpets. desks, &C. The sale COM
mences at The Patent Office 9lh and streets, at IL
o'clock u.
REDUCED RATES TO THE WORLDS EXPOSITION AT
New ORLEANS VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
INCLUSION tickets are now on sale at The offices of
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad 6l9 and 1851 Pennsy,.
Vania avenue and az the depot, for New Orleans
exposition; rate $40 for round "trip. going and re-
turning the same route. For tickets by one route
returning different route, AS. Special rates for
parties OF nifty or more. These tickets are good
going for fifteen days, good for return passage mr.
teen days, am will be accepted to starting point
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BID HIMSELF IN A SrcvE.-This morning about
four oclccS. Officers Harding ana Weldon heard
nose x egOFys stove store, On tae 3ySnu., and,
after considerable iEoub e. they succeeded Ia get
ting inlo tire store and after hours search they
found a small eoioEea boy named NiiliGm Thomas
sec-eted IN stove. lie was arrested IS 4 susps-
eiCus character and Sentenced TO 80 days Ga the>
faEm by Judge Smell to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-05

The CLARK Mills ESTATE SoLD.-NlEe acres Of
ground and the residence and outhouseS belonging
10 The estate Of the late Clark Mills situated about
i0ar miles from this city, On the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. were SOLD at auction yesterday after
noon 20 George ID. Scott for q $50 There are seven
lots 10 be sold
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LADIES SEAL SAcours:
FUR LINED CIRCULARS
SATIN LINED CIRCULARS
BEAVER CAPES AND MUFFS
FUR TRIMMING
CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR GLOVES
SEAL CAPS
LADIES' AND CH1LDRENs FURs.
CENTS DRESS SILK HATS
&5 sc, S.
FASHIONABLE STIFF HATS
Sl50. 81. $3.50. So. $3.50. g. ESQ.,
OPERA HATa
BOYS HATS AND CAPS
CANES AND UMBRELLAS
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS.
n26-1m 621 Pennsylvanis Avenue
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John.on,s Oysters, 40 9th street.

Wear the James Means s. Shoe, most durable
made. Once tested always worn; perfect lifting:
finest calfskn this is the original s. beware 81
limitations Gentlemen,s button, lace and con-
gress for sale only by A. F. Moran, 1929 9TH street
northwest A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-05

Ho11pAY Presents
THE LATEST. BEST AND ONLY PERFECT SEW.
ING MACHINE
The LIGHT RUNNING NEW HOME,
Acknowledged to be the highest achievement Of best
mechanical skill in the country.
complete of attachments, performing an en-
tire new and wide range Of work.
Call or send Tor circular and samples of work at
OPPENHEIMER'3,
62s 9th street n W.. st. Cloud BUILDING
All kinds Of Sewing Machines for rent. Repairing
Sewing Machines of all kinds Ladies' adjustable forms
for fitting and draping dresses- dl
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OreWsS Drug Store open all night.
JOhnsOn's Oysters, 440 9th street. 2
Wholesale and Retail Oyster House.
Families and hotels furnished with Hard Crabs
Clans New York SOUNDS, Shrewsbury, Blue Points,
Lynn Haven Bays, CherryStoneS, Diamond Back
TerrapnS. Delivered free TO all parts of the CITY,
n. WHITE Co., No. 62l street northwest oppo-
site Baltimore and Potomac depot.
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CoLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BoYa

( toLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BoYa
under Is years Of aga Two SEPARATE depertments-
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND CLASSICAL.
Here Principals Lucen l. &. Culliere A. M, Director
1903 street northwest. selo-6In
VNHE BERLITZ SCHOOLS OF LANGUAGES
72s I4rH ST. n W., WASHINGTON, pa
f5IRANk1IN ST, BALTIMORE, MD.
2s3 WESTMINSTER ST. PRoyIDENCERt
l5z FREMONT ST, BOSTON, MASS.
GARFIELD BUILDING, BROOKLYN ny
Best instruction to adults or children Private Ia
Special advantages for learning to SPEAK Foreazn
TONGUES Most easy and efhcient method Tuataon
very reasonable.
Teachers sent to Students residence
NEW TERMS BEGIN NOW.
au30 Applv 70 PROF n fOIY
hayenue and street, Washington. for Young Ladies
Little Girls-Ihe exercises Of the Academy will
resumed September sth. 1884. limited number Of
permanent and weekly boarders will be received Lee
languages, vocal and Instrumental mussc painting.
drawing. fancy work. &c auSo-4m
MISS MARY X SCHREINER, TEACHER OF
M Elocution-Loeica Analysis. Vocal Culture and
Expression-and headings in Shakespeare and General
Lit Evening Glasses " ednesday and Friday,
10ciock. Chidren's Classes-Tuesday and Thursday
$50 p. m At home Tuesdays TO 8 .. m 12si New
York avenue. se6-3m
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days. WASHINGTON Hall, Sd street ana fenneylvAnis
avenue enthusiastically and Fridays. Send Tor cir
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