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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
10Th YEAR.

The North American Review discusses those tories
s Mhi' abo at the sb tine are uPsrmost in the pubic mind
ton ~
It addresses itself to thinking men in erery ,rark Of
hte,to all who would reach lreasoned unpartisan
CONCLUSIONS !, l on subtects Of public interest.
larry view Of all matt controversy enabling
the conflict Of opinions the truth lies on winch sae In
1t engages the services of authors who by their
the the subjects on Whch ahey
WHAT Is SAID OFT.
1t seeks to give the most advanced Thought of the
period OF both sides Of all disputed questions and in
carrying out Is intention ensts the able pens Of
Hraid Seao Yoyk c 81 every department OF knowledge
Il Is b 5hs 81 fF r not only Of national
editorial commentator thing that interest
re patriot and cosmopolitan Dispatch st LOUIS
Every humber sets the minds of thinking people at
to equal aud its contents talked about in cultivated
circles rel until nth its successor appearsPo Boston Mass
we do not believe that magazine ever published
a an hs OR any other with the ability interest
ican -Eudngel San Francisco. Cal
aSycv vIfue Of Its VARIETY importance sody and bril-
Of the serial publications Of the Unifed states-onai
RECENT CONTRIBUTORS
S sis1 Nsa q asinss a.. nhsT ses
5ses snshony 1 FTouae sr GaS 9sea7 Woseey
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PROFESSOR MAX Muller. Robert 6. InRersoll
Professor Ernst Curtus Francis Parkman
Ernest henan President James McCosh.
" + d lScky. President charles W. Eliot
PROFESSOR fe!lx Adler Frederic Harrison.
Professor Goodwin Smith E P Whipple
resident A y; White. Edward A. Freeman.
" henry Schhem mann Laurence Oiphant.
richard A. Proctor. W. II. MallocE
John Fiske. David Wells
Jarrett beecher stowe. Rev DR.. Edward EeRleston
senator Geo Edmunda Rev. d.. j. freeman Clarke
ReV. Dr. T. T. Hale Leslie Stephen.
Frederick ouglass Henry Jaines tr
0. b. Frothingham Professor W a summer
Dion Boucicault Richard Grant WHIT
1nomas dugnes Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
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SANFoRD's
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throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter sweet
ems and purhes tn BREATH stops the cough and
the progress Of Catarrh towards Consumption
one bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's inhaler, all in one package of all
druggists, for 81 Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
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Suicide of DIR. DE Castro.

he LEAVES his BODY TO A MEDICAL COLLEGE
Dr. Z. De Castro native or Italy, and at one
urne employed In this city as Interpreter, COM
mitted suicide In Newark, n. j., yesterday after.
noon, by shooting himself In the head. he left a
viii, In which he gives his body TO the Chicago
Medical college, or any other college there for dis
section, on condition that the skeleton shall be
sent 10 museum and the skull Inscribed: s.This is
and llngust, who died martyr to those he loved
III the Chicago college Will accept he leaves his
oody 10 any New York college that will fulfil the
conditions For some time past DIR. De Castro has
been writing for New YORK sporting paper MS
body was sent TO the morgue.
THE ELKs NEW LODGE RooMs.-The new lodge
rooms or Washington lodge, order OF Elks in the
marble building, corner OF PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and 9Th street, were formally opened Saturday
night The suite OF rooms includes a reception
room, Tiers room and the lodge room proper
All are handsomely papered, carpeted and fur
nished. The total cost OF furnishing the hall ex-
elusive OF the piano, is = 25O The latter is an
present TO the lodge through private contributions
OF members.
THE YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC CIuR-The or.
gahlLatlon OF The Young Mems Democratic club
wa wa perfected az a meeting held at Vernon row
last evening. Officers were elected as follows.
President. j. III. Doyle; vice president j. C. AddI-
son, president of the Mercantile club; recording
secretary, Joseph l. CoOmbS: financial Secretary
W. T. Roberts: treasurer, Gwinn Guinnip: eyeci,
i've committee, Maurice Splain, j. Hall Colgate i
a. aodlson, lawrence Gardner and c. S. Moore.
Ihe ciuo VIII endeavor to turn out on Inauguration
day IN style worthy OF the District It Is expected
that the club VIII parade over 800 strong.
SENTENCES N THE POLICE COURT To-p.y-In
the Police Court. Judge Snell this morning. the
following persons were convicted OF Violating the
laws or the District on Saturday night and sum
day, and were sentenced as follows: John Koehler
young man. for eursing. was fined IS or seven
days. John Deale and John Davis for similar
onenSe, paid s. each John DOrr, a countrymaD
was fined s. for profanity. John Sullivan CHARGED
VIII indecent exposure. was sent down for a week.
Charles Carter, colored, for carrying pistol was
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Story of Two Stoyv-Aways.

RUNAWAY BOYS FROM LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
There were last night in the StationhouseS as
dodgers &c persons, one White woman Among
the dodgers at the seventh precinct station were
Two boyS-Rcnard and Austin Colllns-aged II and
Is years, who hail from Liverpool, England. They
stated That they ran away from their homes
and came over in steamer which left Liverpool on
November 10th and arrived In Baluimore last
Wednesday. They state that they kept out of
sight for two days, and when they showed them
selves they were put TO shoveling coal; that they
walked to this city from Baltimore, sleeping in
barns On the way, and yesterday they were given
their meals by Mr. Shepherd, of ESQ street. who
had their clothing repaired They are remarkably
Intelligent boys, ahd are looking for employment.
lhey state that they have but one relative In this
country, an aunt, Mrs. Ellen Bremlner, widow, in
Brooklyn.
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The National Jockey Club.
INTERNAL TROUBLES WHICH THREATEN THE l.

VI The OhGANIZATION
1acuonal hight has broken out In the National
Jockey club which threatens to disrupt the organ
katlon in the very tide of its success For some
time past differences have been growing up between
the president, j. g. McKipbin, and some members
OF the executive committee. Hence the movement
TO elect new executive committee though tho
new ticket, as it IS called, embraces some OF the
present management, and TO displace men who
IL Is claimed by their friends have aided greatly In
making Ivy City rank with the hest race courses OF
the country, creates good deal OF feeling When
the quarrel grew warm Mr. ChristInan resigned
from the committee. but he has been persuaded TO
permit The use OF his name for reelection.
strong efforts were made 10 harmoniza the differ
enceS Tor the sake OF the clubs prosperity but the
feeling was too intense. Plain talk has been H.
dulged LII, and the f3ht wakes warm.
THE NEW TICKET,
as the one in opposition TO the present executive
committee Is called, names Mr.. J. C. McKibbin.
present incumbent. for president, but proposes
MessrS. T. J. Luttreil, I. S. Ho.broOk G. R Repetti
H. q. Duaney and James LansbIrg, as new Inem-
bers of the executive committee The light seems
70 De against MeSSrS. =. II. Christmas, Ii. W.
Blunt. George w. OYSTER IT, and Clarence Hail OF
the executive committee
TIE PRESENT OFFICERS
are as follows: President, Joseph c. McKibbin:
vice presidents. John s. Barbour, w. n. Emory jr,
William M. Calf, George c. GOrham, r c. Winter
smith; executive committee, Charles Stone. Hallet
kilbourn. Clarence Hall. q. c. Green, j. r. DYER,
H. ". Blunt, j: F. Olmstead, P. If. Christman, G.
~ sae, u, eaiile> D blWaTOS, secretary, Ii. ID.
Mcintyre; treasurer. Reuben F. Baker.
secretary Mcintyre, who resigned several DAYS
ago, announces that he IS willing to continue 10
serve Win the members OF the present executive
committee. He holds that to turn out the men
against whom the fight is being made will weaken
the eiuo He Is willing to go on serving with the
management that has made the club a success
but does not care to risk a change That is also
the position Mr.. Christman takes
TICKET OF THE OLD MANAGEMENT.
The old management have put up the following
ticket In opposition to the McKibben ticket: For
president, James S. Edwards; for vice presidents,
John 5. Barbour, G. c. Duncanson, VIM. NJ Gait,
smith TOwnshend, W. W. Reisnger for executive
committee, Jesse Brown, H. w. Blunt, Clarence
haL Geo. NJ. Oyster. Jr., P. II. Chr1stman, F. Hol-
nngshead, W. H. Emory, Jr, F. 2. Cuppy, F. B.
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winnie Ream sings 500 chores make ream'
and 25 cents a bottle OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup i
The Grand Holiday Opening
OF X. GoldSchndS Mammoth Toy and House.fur-
nishlng Establishment, S12-7th st. n. w. will be
continued tomorrow, when the following special
bargains Will be offered: 75c folding chairs for
children only 49c; 49c curtain poles complete for
&c; very handsome Model wax dolls reduced from
99c to 47c; large writing desks with stool reduced
from So to sl.17c: goblets worth SOC for 19c;
where for s1.5o; $3.50 iron axle wagon for ssc: i
nigh chair with large wax doll 49c worth 75c; hand
painted English china tea sets, Sc pieces, reduced
from SO, TO S679 hand painted china milk SETS 3
pieces 41c worth g.; scrap books only &c; bureaus
with looking glass 43c worth csc; larger size roc
worth a 81. coal bod with poker shovel and Sieve
6goblets to match 47c, worth 81; hand painted
French china fruit plates for 79c, worth s.. so;
pieces BIZ, worth 81 5O large tool boxes contain
ing % pieces 79c. worth s.. decorated toy tea sets
15c; colored glass tray With wine glasses to
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II RAsH.
This title may be well applied to the vast overplus Of
RUBBER GOODS
Now in the market especially Of the thin or gossamsr
variety.
The large demand for this of goods induced con.
siderable addition to the manufacturing trade who
Is now flooded with the productions of incompetent and
bankrupt and the public disposed to look
with suspicion on all
GOSSAMER RUBBER GARMENTS,
And not without reason. had Job lot offered re.
Gently made by falling company. at great sacrifice
but they We're entirely worthless, and would fall
pieces with the first wear.
have been careful in my selections this Fall and
with an experience of thirty these articles fee
am able to offer better values than tyros have
Boys Good Gossamers from 8 so up,
Mems Good GOssamerS from s.
Boys Good Heavy Coats from s. so up and
Mems Good Heavy Coats from So up
Coachmen's White Coats for s.
Capes Caps, Hats lie gins, Gloves Bicycle Suits
Ponchos, Blankets. &c, and Oil Clothing.
HENNIN0. the Clothisr,
n28 40 It'll street.
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The Reception TO Senator and Mrs.
ID Q r D E T 4 ELS

GREAT STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND cARpETISGs
rs LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE THAN
EVER BEFORE
Fine Silks Satins. velvets. Pushes. and French
Dress Goods can be purchased 7th street for less
money than in any other part of the city
SPECIALTIES
Ladies' Plush Goats. 100. $1,000 S35 90 and $500
brocade Short Dolmans very dressy, S25 and $50 co.
Stockjnete and Cloth Newarkets SIS co. 8lO 90 $40 90
$500. $40 90 and $500.
Stockinette Jackets, handsomely embroidered Slo On
So 90 and $500
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
Extra bargains in White Blankets, from g. 90 per pair
up to 1890.
Gray Blankets from ST. 90 up to the finest
Resi Blankets 81 30, Sc. 90. S.. 90 and So 90
Bed Comforts at $100 81 o. 81 co. So a. so and So
A magnificent stock of
RED. WHITE, AND GRAY FLANNELS
Also. Hosiery. Gloves. and Fancy Goods
CARPETINGS on our second aud third floors
~ ONE PRICE ONLY
". W. BURDETTE & CO.
n2s6t No. s2s 9TH street and 706 streetn NV
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flLLiNG Ufs The GRAND JURY.
The December term OF the Criminal Court was
convened this morning by Judge Wyue The grand
jurors were called, and twenty-five answered as
their names We're called. E. j. Anderson was re-
turned mot found and 1t reported that he Is
exempt by reason OF being government employee.
John B. Davidson, Charles Christiana, Thomas
hlFDy, j. IL HOLSTER, Alex. Milne and W. S. Ora
nam were excused leaving seven vacancies, which
were nlled by the selection OF Warren Choate, w.
Z. Harper, j. T. Jenkins, J. NJ johnson, John Col
John Golden was selected as foreman. and sworn.
and the others qualified.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusement.. ETC.. TO.Niph

Amnsements, ETC., TO.Night.
ALBACGHs GRAND OPERA HoUsE-John T. Ray
.nOnd In 'FOr Congress"
NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Great CITY -
FoRD's OPERA HoUSE.-'sA Rag Baby
THEATER CONIQUE.-"Fun on an Emigrant Car, {"
and Varieties
DIME MUsEUA.-Interesting performance.
TABERNACLE CHURCH.-Concert
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY.-The Emmett Guards
fair
WILLARD HALL--Fair by the ladies OF st. An
drew p. E church
MASONIC TENPLE.-Kindergarten bazaar.
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COLLINS voLTA1C ELECTRIC pLasTERs

For the relief and prevention THE INSTANT IT IS Ap.
Piled, OF rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sciatica Coughs
Colds Weak Back. Stomach and Bowels Shooting
Pains. Nunbness, Hysteria Female Pains Palpitation
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
Epidemics. COLLINS PLASTERS Gan Electric
Battery combined with Porous Plaster) and laugh at
paln 20 cents everywhere. dl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

REDUCED RATES TO THE WORLDS Exposition AT
NEW ORLEANS VIA BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Excursion tickets on sale at the Offices Of
the Baltimore q Ohio railroad 619 and 1851 Pennsy-
Van1a avenue and at the depot, the New Orleans
exposition; rate $40 for round trip, going and re-
turning the same route. For ticket by one route,
returning different route. S4S. Special rates for
parties OF fifty or more For all information as to
routes and Accommodations apply as above.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

PROMINENT strangers and Westinghouse have
remarked THAT there isn't another Optician COM
pany In the United states that marks every article
In plain figures except the Vienna Optcian CON-
pany of this city.
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Unprecedented Rar1ains.

Colored Velvets, 45c.; reduced from &c. Black
Our Csc. Black and Colored Cashmere is the best
value In this CITY, just received pieces OF Black
SIX at &c., worth ST. 10 pieces Red Medicated Elan
mel at &c., ColOred SatinS, 45c; Kid Gloves Foster
Pat. and Mousquetaire. Soc. to close CONSIGNMENT:
piece OF rich Moleskin Plush at $780, worth So :
yard: Coats, $3.50, Sc and upward; Russian Circ,l-
Excelsior, 604 7th.
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MAXI TIE RoyS An GTRIs H,ppy

MAKE TIE BOYS AND GIRLS HAPPY and buy one
OF Francs genuine SealSnln caps; price s. 20. No
imitation like some merchants are trying to palm
off on the public as genuine. at exactly the same
price. Francs 81 20 caps are beauties. Corner 9TH
and ID. The only strictly one price hat and gents
furnishing store in this city
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LIEUT. BOTELER, OF the eighth precinct station,
yesterday turned over to Mrs Fowler, the widow
OF the murdered policeman, $50, which was rea-
lied from the base ball game between the police
men and firemen
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ALL In search OF perfect fitting boot or gaiter
can be suited at YOungS 4G2 9TH street. Sole agent
for the celebrated SIS Electric Shoe"
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Day Goops
CANNOT BE SOLD CHEAP ON CREDIT.

SANNOI BE SOLD CHEAP ON CREDIT
COLORED SILKS. extra fine quality. extremely wide
width, reduced from 81 % to 81 %. cash price
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS pure wool
widest double width, reduced to 75c
COLORED BROCADE SILK vELvETS in Brown
Garnet, Royal Purple and Black ST.
LADIES CLOTH SUITING one yard and half wide
Immense width. in Brown and Gray only 375sc
BLACK SILKS extra fiile quality reduced from 81 25
to 81. special bargain.
NEW YORK MIL AND PEQUOT SHEETING COT
TON (widest and very best. 25c
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS Soc
COLORED SURAH CASHMERES pure yrool vi5aet
double width 3714c. ' "'N0''
COLORED SILK PLUSHES. $3.50
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS dmmenaa s;,a, ev
cellent quality, S.. ' "a
CoLoRED SILKS. excellent quality 75c special bar
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, pure linen, Soc
COLORED SILK VELVETS SI25
FINEST QUALITY SURAH CASHMERES all nure
fne wool, nearly one yard and "a half wide reciIced
from 81 .25 to 75c. '
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS IN REMNANTS of 2
1867 AID . yard lengths reduced from CSC to ~ &c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS ali pure wool al so
ny CARTERfS I'll MARKET Space
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OUR IS CUSTOM MADE BOOTS are equal in fit and
quality TO any sig boots. Young's shoe house, 400
7uh street Look for the Cd Woman in Window.
Sole agent for $3.50 elastic shoes.
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On EXHIBITIoN.-On Wednesday next we shall
exhibit a handsome line or French pattern hats
and bonnets for carriage and evening wear. of
late designs which VIII be sold at exceedingly
moderate prices l. l. Blout, 40 9Th street north
west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

REMNANTS OF Wamsutta cotton cents at Tow
sons, 636 Pennsylva avenue, south side.
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GET an Encyclopedia now, when the best edition
can be bought on such terms as are advertised In
the For Sale Miscellaneous column OF this paper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

PURIIC SPEAKFRS AND SINGERS find E. II. Doug
lass d sons CapscuIn Cough Drops sure remedy
for hOarSeueSS
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YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, near the Long bridge, a
skn containing two men upset In the river. One
OF them caught hold OF the Skin and was rescued.
The other. being good swimmer, swain ashore.
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The National Rail Clnh.

The board OF directors OF the National Base Bali
club will early In February begin the enlargement OF
their grounds. The players under contract so far
include Baker, Evers, Fulmer, Powell, Gagus Wise,
Burch apd Morrssey. It is understood that the
National club has good prospect of admission In
the American association. MeSsrs. Bennett Scan
ion- Drinkard and others OF the Nationals have
gone 10 New York 20 consult with the managers OF
the other clubs over the prospect
The Reception TO Senator and Mrs.
Logan.
The reception given 10 Senator and Mrs. Logan
at their house. No. Iowa Circle Saturday even
Ing, was largely attended. There were nospeeches.
The guests were introduced to the Senator and
Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Case, who assisted Mrs
Logan, by Hon. Benz. Butterworth and MIR. f s
Cutler. A section of the Marine band was in at
tendance. The house was decorated from TOD to
bottom, outside and in, with banners, lanterns and
flow rS.
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READ sinsleimers advertisement.

AN ELECTRIC LIGdT scarf pin; the latest oyelty,
can be seen in X. HtTTis * Co window 1872 9TH ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

SEE Special Notice column for card to the men,
oers or the National jockey club.
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NEWSPAPER ENL4RGEMRNT.-The Real Estate
herier, which Is issued monthly by B. II. Warner
g. Co., real estate dealers, has been enlarged TO
eight pages, and presents a very handsome typo
graphical appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

FussELLs ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo. 142.
New York avenue.
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Auerbach's, cor 9TH and Hired, White and
Blue Flannel Shirts and Saxony Wool Jackets are
worn by every man who values his health and his
purse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-01

Winchester Buck and Hagerstown Dog Skin
Gloves, at Auerbach's SaXony Wool German Hand
knit Jacket Depot, cor. 9TH and n.
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Jesse C.. ErgOOd {Of j. C. Ergood & Co.,
wholesale grocers, 1915 18th street norhwest uses
Lips Premium Soap In his family in preference to
all others.
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DON'T fail 10 see the view "a this city and sur
roundings from the roof OF ". r. Moses & Sons
great building. corner 18th and r northwest. Take
the elevator up and walk down 10 inspect the in
Iese stock OF furniture, carpets. upholstery goods
bedding. sc. AL goods marked in plain fi-uTeS-
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

Rock BOTTOM Prices at Francs, corner 9TH
and d, the only Strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store In The CITY A
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Wear the James Means 50 Shoe, most durable
made once tested always worn; perfect fitting;
nnest caskln; this Is the original 50 ebeware Of
limitations. Gentlemen's button, lace and con-
gress for sale only by A. F. Moran 1922 9TH street
northwest a
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
HorrpAr Oprsrsc.


SEAToN PERRY.
cCoCEsSoR no PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN Why LARGE AND VARIED
ASSORTMENT or NOVELTIES SUITABLE foR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
PLUSH AND LEATHER WORK BOXES
fLUSB AND LEATHER TOILET CASES
RUSSIA LEATHER PURSES AND POCKET BOOKS
ALlGAr, lR-skIN RAGS AND PURSES
hoN EI,SpSi G96I Tf AND DOORS IN WICKER
Plush AND oIlvE WOOD DOOR CASTS
RL 2ir i' ssBRkkSS s SITS. ,,o,-,
JJ NPss3sE s S,ATElS1 T W9Bk EsskErs
E E9ShL5lE 55Sp j. HpT,SSSA, IiAN GLASS,
NJ TI FEs CAhD RECEIVERS AND THERMonE-
FoMnh sIs BoxEs-gRAss WRITING SETS.
LAiRi n, AMp SENIiEMEN's CHINA siIk aAND.
LATHsT H6vfIT rn N IA Etp fkS co,oRrn .op
pE ED; EMBROIDERED AND BLock HAND
"sFEGIAi, IMPLEMENTS" IN FANCY II ,rKrR.
LAnIrs fSB 81 ~ IA as ANR g
NET MIN SHE M Mi4a E3R LADIES AND GEN
OLIVE ~ e 3S 80 NATURAL WOOD sridks. P FGRoa
sE CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RET PRICES.
SEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING
Pennsylvania avenue. oornar 9th street
Established ls.o. n2s
ANELEGaNT GIFT BOOK,
An American poltiea ts sM'i crayl nSs'ra'd
i.ocklaw Of Infants by DR. HRrtgan
fhcents aud feloubet's Commentaries. lsSS
C. C. PURsELL. Bookseller
nss ais 9th street northwest
CHRIsTAIAS BOOKS
~
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
In great variety Illustrated Books Fine Edition
OF foets fouks, ia SETS Fringed Edge Books Pray
BOOKS csiholiC; Prayer Books Methodist Hyun BOOKS
in nSlish hiuding; PHOTOGRAPH Albunia sntoSysl,h
Aphls scrap hooks. Opera trlasses Christmas Caraa
&c &c. taIl early and make selections
JOHN {. PARKER
n29 sl7aud els eth street ,nr,l,a,..,
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c.

i INCOLN POST. No 3, G. A. R-THE ENTER
- talnment to be held at the Grand Army Hall, eth
and L, THURSDAY, December 4th, for the benefit of
Lincoln Post charity fund, will be changed to a HOP
IlckeS Tor the entertainment will be hop
dl-2ts " ri RaKFR t1bpirnan