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Brutal Assault ON a Wife.

she REFUSES TO TESTIFY AGAINST BIER HUSBAND. But
He Is SENTENCED ALL THE SAMK
James Price, colored, was charged in the Police
Court, this morning, with assaulting his wife
Carrie on the 14th of last month. Officer Janifer
testified that he found Mrs. Price lying on sofa at
her house, suffering from a wound on the head
about six inches long. He arrested Price at VII.
lard's hotel, where he is waiter Dr. Smith ties.
titled that he dressed the wound, which was an ex-
with Ratchet or some instrument with a sharu
point. The defendants wife refused to testify saw
Ing she would "rather die than swear against her
IN Jail Appeal noted.
Green Durbin, OF Kentucky, charged with stealing
tinued from last Wednesday, was called in the
k fat be- HAS 1se
1endant for 30 years; had known him to hold offices
OF 1asI Ior years never heard his reputation for
he has known the defendant, who was a quarter
master during the war, and never heard his char
acter Questioned: The defendant took the stand
that he was indicted for forgery TN Indiana but the
case was afterwards dismissed The pawnbrokers,
ne sald were mistaken when they swore against
him. be receives pension Of $15 per month. The
court sentenced him to 20 days in each Of the
cases An appeal was noted.
STABBED BECAUSE He WOULD NOT LEND MONEY.
James Adams, cOlOred, was charged in the Police
Court this morning with assault and battery on
ROBERT Robinson, who testified that last Wednes-
gay night he was In Sullivan'S bar room when the
defendant came In and asked him to have a drink
After they had got their drinks Adams said that
ne ol0 not nave any money and asked witness to
lend him some. Witness said he had not any
money, and defendant pulled knife on him and
STABBED him In the side twice, 1nf1ict1ng serious
wounds. The case was continued until tomorrow.
ITALIAN OPERA.-The opera OF 'sDon Pasquale''
Will be given at Lincoln hall tonight by Signor
Brignoli, assisted by number OF prominent sing
ers. The proceeds will be given for the beIent OF
the sufferers OF the Ohio flood. The President has
accepted an invitation to be present.
The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM
Yesterday, District agt. johnson; argument con-
Cluded.
CIRCUIT COURT-.Judge Hdgner.
Yesterday, Patterson agt. Holl1dge; judgment ad-
m1tted
EQUITY COuRT-Jadge Macarthur.
yesterday, Barbour agt. Leddy and Leddy agt.
Leddy; leave to j. s. Barbour to file petition.
whitney agt. Christmas sale finally ratified. Craw-
ford agt. Crawford; divorce win mat granted.
F1tzmorris agt. Moran; hearing concluded; decree
to be prepared.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judge Wylie.
Yesterday, E. Smith, policy; verdict not guilty.
james McGlue, policy; verdict not guilty.
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Amu.emcma., Ac., Eo-nixht.

AmuseMents. &C.. Eo-niyht.
NATIONAL THEArEA-Mr. Sehn Mccullough as
"FiFgiaittS."
FoRDs OPERA HoUSK--Bostoa Ideals In FRA
DiayOo."
1HEATER C0MIoUE.-"The Queen o. Love-" and
varieties.
DIN. acknowledgements cu.toS,,iss and inter
estlns performance.
LINCOLN HALL-Opera OF "pcn Pssluale"
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SILKS, Snks. S11ks.

Another large lot Of SILKS Just received from New
York,
CARTER'S. I'll MARKET SPAox
COLORED FANCY SILKS, 37kc
NUNS YELLING (creaml pure wool wide double
width, 37Sc.
reduced from 81. SO to 81.
COLORED GAsHMEREs. pure wool. double width,
in pink and light blue, 45c.
BLACK SILKS excellent quality reduced from Al q
to actual cost, 81.
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETINq tthe widest and
COLORED SILKS, excellent quality reduced from
81 to actual cost, 75c.
COLORED SATINS. In pink. cream and light blue re-
duced to Soc.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILKS. in cream, pink and
Light blue, reduced from 81 rs to actual cost, q
BLANKETS. pure wool. large size reduced to actual
BLACK SILKS. actual cash value O. reduced to o. Co.
COLORED SILKS, Soc.
NEW YORK MILLS sHEETING. one yard and .
quarter wide. l2hc.
CARRIERS,
fohs IA kARKIT aRA01
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FRoM ARTS.
THE FOLLOWING
NEW SPRING GOODS
HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED BY
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
BLACK TWISTED SILK HERNANIES
LCPINS SILK AND WOOL GRENADINES
PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS
NEW MEDIUM WEIGHT AIL-woOI. FRENCH
STflES AND CoLORINGS. FOR THE SPRING
NEW GREY. MODE AND TAN SHADES IN FRENCH
TRIGoTS AND BRoADCLoThS. FOR LADIES
NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE B,T1sTE ROBES.
PLAIN FIGURED AND CHECKED FRENCH SA-
NEW PARIS PRINTED SICILIENNFS
NV SCOTCH ZEPHlRS-NEW WHITE GOODS
IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
0MEtS. Lunch CLOTHS. SHEErING AMI
LYONS PURE SII.K vELvETS AND BRocApEp
NELNEtS. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ELEGANT STOCK OF RADZAIEi:S OTTOMANS
SgRAHS, MERVEUI.EJ NJ. SATINS AND GROS-
GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK AND ALL SHADES
FOX DAY AND EVENING WEAR
SILk MULLS.
,tYSPECIM. APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS By GAS-LIGHr.
go SETrc ILI GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9tn street,
Established ls40. feb9
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Relieving the Poor.
THE WORK OF CHARITY DONE By THE POLICE YRS


The relief rendered through the police department
yesterday, as stated by Major Dye, was as follows
First precinct, one cOored and two white families
relieved: second precinct one white; third precinct
two white; fourth precinct, two colOred and one
white; NTH precinct, one cOlOred and two white
sixth precinct. two coOred and one white and
eighth precinct three colOred and two white making
nine coiored and eleven white families relieved CON
slsting OF - persons. Mrs John Wunderlich Viz
Sinla avenue southeast, yesterday donated forty
more leaves OF bread which went TO the eighth pre-
Ciilct Tor distribution to the worthy DOOR, George
j. Cockeler, corner Sth and NJ streets northwest
gave hfteen lOayeS OF bread and ten dozen rolls
WIN McLeah q Son, 18th street donated lO2 lOaveS
OF Haveners bread
SIX MONTHS MAIL FOR AssAuLrING POLICEMAN
10 The criminal Court, Judge Wylie, this morning
the jury IN the case OF George Mc1,auley charve3
with assault on Oncer Dunnigan found n vert3fct
OF guilty, and he was sentenced to SIX months
In jail
The HOMEOPATHIC HosPIrAI--The star OF physi-
clans appointed ty the board OF trustees Of the
Homeopathic hospital yesterday elected Or. T. a
Verdi president. and Dr. c. w. SOnnenSchmtdt sec
rotary OF the medical stan. committee OF three
Was appointed. consisting OF Drs Verdi Sonnen-
schmidt. and Lee. TO prepare rules and regulations
Tor the MEDICAL and surgical government OF the
hospital DE- Gilbert was appointed daily medi-
the stan of physicians.
The CHARGE AGAINST Mr.. SMITH DIsMIssrp.-
Thos- 5 Smith was put on trial In the Police Court
this morning charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses- Mr. VIM. o. Babcock, of New
jersey. complained that Smith represented him.
self as member OF the bar and induced him TO
pay him S.S on the representation that he (Smtth)
could get "a charge OF desertiOn, recorded against
the complainant and which prevented him from
securing pension, removed. Mr.. J.. Amber
Smith, who represented the defendant, said that
ne DIDN'T think that there was any violation OF the
Law. and that he could show that the prosecution
was instigafei by an attorney who was an enemy
OF the defendant The court dismissed the case
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GRAPE VINES and other trimmings done. Address
l. L. Baker, 414 12th street southwest
THE bright sunshine and crisp air TODAY sue
ceedIng the gloomy weather OF the past two weeks,
was taken advantage Of and the avenue Is crowd
with prOmenaders this Afternoon.
THoS. E WAGGkNAS as trustee OF the estate Of
John Gadsby, by Mr. NJ + Morris, has fil.d bill
against Augusta MCBldir and Iurty-0 others,
heiFs-dt-iaW OF the late John GSishy. 10 construe
the Will OF The tetator, and to obtain the treC lion
Of the court as 10 his powers and duties in the
premises
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To Make Room

for our new spring stock, NJ Augenstein sol
9TH street northwest, offers for tomorrow the fol-
lowing immense bargains: Decorated chamber set,
$2Ss; round or oval covered vegetable dishes, SOC.
d0Z stone china cups and saucers, 39c.; syrup
pitchers &C., breakfast SETS 3Oc IS sheets OF paper
and Is envelopes 10c.; fancy lamps with bril-
liant trimmings, CSC; wooden water buckets, 12c.;
zinc washboard, bar OF soap, 1Sc.; baking pans &c
porcelain lined pipktns, 13c.; lava cuspadores, 13c
1apanned crumb brush and tray, 17c.; GOT covered
Ducksts, &C.; SGT, &c.; 4qt, 13c; got. coffee pots,
nc; Sqt, nc; 4qt, 16c; 6Qt, !9c. All other
goods at equally low prices
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fkOPoSED EIGHT HOUR Law FOR MARYLAND.-The
special House committee of the Maryland legisla-
lure on labor yesterday decided to report favOraby
on the eight-hour law for men. with the amend
ments suggested by the Federation OF Trades The
6il IS amended, and as it will be reported to-day,
provides that the period OF employment for work.
1ngmen In Maryland other than those engaged in
agriculture, shall be eight actual working hours In
the "a, provided that the eight hours shall not be
continuous but shall have an 1ntermission for
meals The bill makes it competent for any work.
gman to contract with his employee II he sees
considered as over time.
Douglass lectured last evening in Philadelphia
church on John Brown, OF Oss0watamie. He is re-
ported as SAYING 6! always had peculiar view Of
slavery, and even If he wanted a goose or chicken
ana TOOK 1t, that was not stealing, only removal
The chicken belonged to the master, the slave eat
the chicken and the master owned the slave. So.
yea see, the master was no loser as he still had
both chicken and slave" The Times says cat
tne chancel, where the colored orators hand was
sought by the throng that pressed around him.
comeiy little woman at his side was mistaken for
DIS Vile, but Mrs. Douglass was In Washington"
Comic VALENTINES FOLLOWED BY BU1LEr-In
pniiadeipma Barbara Miner, colored, was shot,
probably fatally, Wednesday by Louisa Powell also
colored Both women received comic valentines,
During afight which ensued Louisa fired revol-
ver the ball penetrating Barbara's neck, INJECTING
probably fatal wound
AN AGED COUPLE MURDERED.-J. l. Wilson, an
aged resident OF W1nnetka, Ill, and his invalid
wife, We're found dead in their cottage recently.
the body or Mr.. Wilson was found the first floor.
on his head and body were a number OF cuts,
which had evidently been made with a sword be-
longing to son OF the dead man, and which had
been hanging up In the house The body Of Mrs
Wilson was found lying on the bed, with several
stab wounds in her body. The motive for the muir
der appears to have been robbery alone The only
clue TO the perpetratOr is that Dir. Wilson stated
tuesday evening that he had gentleman guest
whom he was entertaining, but who has since dis
appeared. MIR. Wilson was man OF considerable
wealth, and always kept large sum OF money
about the premises.
A Social. SENSATION IN ST. PAULA social SEN
satlon has been developed at st. Paul, MIMI, by
the departure OF S. F. B. Morse, artist, and grand
son OF the inventor OF the telegraph, leaving a
young wife behind him. Mrs. Morse says Morse
was dissatisfied with his artistic progress besides
which husband and wife did not get along well
together
------:>>
BRIDGING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.-The French
parliamentary committee on Initiative have been
considering the project for the construction OF an
overhead railway across the channel from France
to England Vice Admiral Peyron. minister OF Iua-
rlne, opposed the project, saying that such work
would be dangerous to shipping, and, anyway, it
was necessary to obtain EngIands consent.
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The Following Sneci.l R.-<.;

~.
sun and Soft Felt Hats, just received. at r. c.
Lewis popular One Price Store" go Tth street,
between and K northwest Established 1863 g
The Following Special Bargains
VIII De sold tomorrow only.at X. Godschmds, sl2-
1tn ST.. W.; different styles OF decorated English
CHINA dinner sets containing 112 pieces only SIG a.
,o ST. 10 qt dish pans l2c; u qt l5c; IL Of
lsc 10 Of &c.; Qt covered tin buckets &C.. easels
1or photographs &C.; chamber pails assorted coors
&c: orooms 13c.; white chamber sets, 10 pieces
Si:,S; stone china sop jars Csc; crumb trays and
Drusn assorted colors 23c; 1apanned dust pans &c.
cut glass water pitcher with goblets to match,
&c, worth Sl5O; German china cups and saucers.
a. decorated o with gold lines only 7sc. d., worth
*l.5O; knife and fork tray with knives and forks
only 53c; fancy wood folding table mats for 47c-;
decorated English china chamber sets containing 10
pieces $AS7; with jar &567: different shapes OF
Wnte porcelain cups and saucers only SIC: d.:
a. tln water buckets &C.; 10 Qt., l9c.; handsome
French china tea sets containing 81 pieces, deco
rated with mossroses and gold, $751; sold elsewhere
Ior Sl2; round sugar boxes, 8 In nest only 33c;
tootn pick stand with tooth picks &c.; decorated
american china cuspadOres only &c.; handsome
large figures only s1.7S pair; new Sly
INK stands &c. worth SOC; spring scales &C.: also
an immense assortment OF baby carriages Just re-
ceived, which Will be sold at low prices
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THE M1sr1r STORE
CORNER TENTH AND f STREETS
Has still Q good many OvERCOATS and SUITS left
which will be closed out at so CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. There are
About 80 Overcoats for Boys Of L. and years
About Is overcoats for Boys of Z. s. and 10 years
About so Jackets and Pants for Boys of and years
About SO Jackets and Pants for Boys of 10 and IL
About so Mems Overcoats at S.
About 50 Mems Overcoats at &C.
About 20 Mems Overcoats at sIa
About 40 Mems Overcoats at Sl2
About 80 Mems Overcoats at Sl5
About Is Overcoats for Boys from Is to IL years
About 100 Suits for Boys from ID to IL years.
About 800 Business Suits from S5 to Sl5
About 100 Dress Suits from SIS to 600
About Is Black d. ID. Frock Cloth Suits at 40
While the lines of most of these goods broken we
probably suit and fit any in one of them
The price of so cents the dollar is inducement
which will make it profitable buy them even for
next winters Use. The sooner you come the better
assortment you'll lind at
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS. febl
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RARE ATTRACTION
FOR THE IADIEo AT

Nos. 4o3 and z05 eth street northwest
Now on hand a magnificent stock of EMBROIDERED
SLIPPERS. CUSHIONS. TABLE COVERS TIDES:
WHlSk HOLDERS. of different designs
Fancy NOkSIE WORK and KNITTED GOODS OF
every disruption. Complete Outft tor Children
MERlNO CLOAkS. Children's LACE, SATIN and
VELVET BONNETS.
Germantown and Zephyr wORSTED
SetIman KNITTING YARN, all colors. and all kinds
oil EMBROIDERED MATERIALS Oh hand at the low.
est market
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"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered In half-pound Ward" prints, Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterm1lk and Sweet
Milk, sc. per quart. Cream 15c. pint
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The End L. Near.

OF Hahn's Great Clearing Sale
Many nne goods left yet. which we must sell
Ladies - 90 best handmade Goat Button, $500.
" 800 French Kid Button, down to so.
$500 best Straight Goat Button s. So
$3.50 Kid BustOn, reduced to S115
49," $500 worked hole Goat Button, $3.50.
Misses $40 worked hole fine Kid Button, $780,
$3.50 Goat and Kid Button, now $i.25.
Childs $l25 solar tipped Button, down to 9Oc.
75c fine spring Button, COG.
INFANTS SOC. Kid and Goat Button. Csc
Gents s.. Calf Stitched Boots, $2eO
$500 elegant Sewed Boots, AOO
- best hand-Sewed Button, now $3.50
fine haDd-stitched Caters, $3.50
hand-sewed Seamless Button, $4.O0
800 line Calf Lace and Congress, 81 25
500 Button, Laced and Caters, $3.50
@ Kip stitched down, $1.25
616 It'll street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue. I
Fall Dress, Evening Suits
OF broadcloth ready-made and perfectly fitting gar
ments. Best quality, $32 per suit second quality,
81 Cheaper ones for walters, low as $40 for the
coat. Waters jackets, both black and white for
s1.s5 each. White vests and gloves also in stock.
HENNING, the clOthier,
40 9TH street.
JOhnsOn's Resfaurants,
40 and 442 9Th street; Branch, 18th and E. High
grade Oysters only Ladies' large saloons attached.
Sweet Bouquet Cigarettes
AFFORDS dainty Whit for connoisseurs. 1
Here at Last.
The fragrant Sealskin cigars are now on sale In
VdSmASUou 1uc uueSG luupOTteU UranuS 90 not
excel them. Nature furnishes the only flavor. Bar
bour Hamilton, wholesale agents 2
The "Rough On" Tooth Powder, elegant, 15c
ThOrntOn'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
to take: Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gists Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by W. E.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison streets,
baltlnore, MO- m,w,r
though on Corns for corns, warts, bunions. 15c.
1mmense bargains at the closing out sale OF
nne shoes Everything at actual cost Call early
at SINsHEIMER & Bro, sos 7th St II
Nasaldfne cures Catarrh, for Is cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash
DR.. Carman'S Dentalaid Teeth, Gums, Breath
Wells Health Remover cures dyspepsia, impo-
tence.
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in half-pound "Ward" prints Soc per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Buttermilk and Sweet
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F. F. $ E !! Fl Fl / T. T. !:
AND 1NvIGoRAT1NG.
Those who may wish to purchase either as a delicious
beverage for medicinal purposes, an unaduterated
Whisky. invited to make trial the celebrated
brand
PPP PIP FER RRR TTTEEE Nm
) PPr Ppr EEE FFskR + Fl MN MN
uu = + + ZEE / I ERE MN \ m
WHIsKEY.
This Whiskey, upon an analytical examination, has
proved to be FREE from Fusi Oil. and indeed Of any
Of the modern ingredients which used to give
fictitious age and flavor to this popular drink
BROWNING MIDDLETON.
BARBOUR HAMILTON.
J.B. BRYAN BRO.
&C. BRYAN.
BIZ WHEELER
THOs. A. ROVER.
1T. METzGER BRO.
BEALL BAKER,
JOHN H. MAGRUDER
G. ERGooD Co..
wAsHnaTox. D. @.
H.& h. W. CATHERwOOD,
PHILADELPHIA,
Fuas AND LADIES Wars
ATAND BELOW COST.
sICIIENNE SILK DOLMANS 1t SIS up
FUR-L1NED CIRCULARS. Genuine Dark Siberian
Squirrel Innings, at prime cost
MINK and CHINCHILLA LINED at s60up
Anew SEAL SKIN sACQUEs left at old pricss
WlLETT & RUOFFS,
feb2 sos Pennsylvania svenua
VALENTINES AND VALENTINE CARDS.
large variety in artistic Ind beautiful designs and
decorations.
LACE VALENTINES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
jaA C. PURSELIA Bookseller Il8 9th n nv
A T Cosr.
Weo6erthe balance Of our
SATIN AND FUR-LINED CIRCULARS
AND CARRIAGE ROBES AT COST
And the balance Of our
SEAL sACQUEA CAPS AND MUTFs
ct September pFiceA
JAMES 7. DAVIS SONS
AZ ca Po0naylvandA avenuo
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Acies that are liable to arise in every family COLI
may be dangerous thing or not depending upon the
means at hand to combat it. In sudden attacks of cold
Group asthma ETC.. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your best
friend.
GEO. ANDREWS. OvERSEER IN THE LOWELL
Carpet Corporation was for over twenty years be-
fore his removal to LOWELL afflicted with salt rheum in
its worst FORM Its alterations actually
than half the surface of his body and limbs He was
entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapara See certificate
Ayers Almanac for 1889 tsa
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Trough on Corns," for corns, warts, bunlons. Is

1mlnense bargains at the closing out sale Of
line shoes Everything at actual cost. Call early
at SINsHEIMER Bro, 500 18th St II
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The health officer reports as follows: The num-
her OF deaths occurring during the week was 100
81 White and AZ cOlOred: the rate OF mortality per
O per annuIn being 20.69 for the white, $500 for
the colored and $500 for the total population.
There were II deaths from ZymOt1c diseases, %
from constitutional 43 from local. IS from develop
mental diseases. and from violence. The prin-
cipai causes OF death were: Consumption, 49, pneu
nofia. 5; congestion OF lungs, g bronchitis s. dar-
rhda B scarlet fever. g. measles, 8; typhoid fever,
l. and heart disease or the decedents, 20 white
and cOlOred were over 60 years OF age, II white
and u colored were under years Of age. There
We're white and colored still births Marriages
rep0rted-26 white and cOlOred. Births reported
white males, 10; white females, 25; coOred males,
H. colored females. II.
BUILDING PERMITS.
building permits issued by Inspector Entwisle;
ID. b. Groif. erect twO-StOry and basement dwell
Ing. 18th street, between and streets northwest:
$l.GO- Leopold Luchs, erect an Office and glass
factory northeast corner 18th and streets north
east: s1OOc. ID. b. GrOr, erect three twOstOry and
basement dwellings 18th street. between and U
streets northwest S. CO., A. Fisher erect four two
story dwellings and store southwest corner 9TH and
streets southwest; $500
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NATIONAL THEATER.-Nr. John Mccullough gave
mastery presentation OF RcIeiieu last night and
was repeatedly recalled Tonight he will appear
Ia "V1rginlus."
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w. Nj. SHUsrrR 4 Soss

HAVE OPENED FULL STOCK OF NEW SPRING
DRESS GOODS IN CLOTHS, TRICoTINES PRU-
NELLES. CASHMERES. &C, IN THE NEWEST
BATISTE IN CHOICE PATTERNS
SlLkS IN SEW COloRINtiS AND Full. STOCK
VI CHOICE MOURNING GOODS AT LOW PRICES
WE ARE CLOSING ALL OUR WINTER GOODS
Al kEDCSED PRICES. AND OFFER MANY De
CIDED BARGAINS IN SILKS, VELNE1S AND
CLOTHS. BLACK SILK NEINFTS AT WHDI, ESAI p
PRICES. THE CHEAPEST EVER SHOWN IN THIS
Or ANY MARKET, CHOICE BLACK SILKS AT LOW
Prices SPECIAL BARGAINS ATS 81 IS and 81 so
TABLE LINENS IN ELEGANT PATTERNS AND
QUALITIES AT GREAT BARGAINS
OUR STOCK Is LARGE. AND WE ARE OFFERING
DECIDED INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS
EVENING SILKS GREATLY REDUCED
ONE PRICE
W.. SINISTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania avenue
n B.-THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST febs
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S /, L K 8.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
We WIN continue Our great semi annual sale for about
eight days longer.
reduced from 81 IS
SPICES OF BLACK SILKS at Al. reduced from
S1l5
OUR BLOOMING BLACK LYONS SILKS At al IS.
sL'o and q are recommended by dress makers
LADIES' CLOTH CIRCULARS DOLMANs and u
SIERS viii be sold % per cent less than cost
Prices have been reduced throughout the store
W. ". BURDETTE l. CO.,
No. s2s 7TH STREET AND 7Os STREET NV.
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Nasaldine cures Catarrh, for Is cts I'm
Smokers try DR.. Carman's Dentalaid Wash
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ANTON FrsHrR,s
Chemical Dry Cleaning Establishmeut
No yU6 q street northwest
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
ladies', and GentleiIen's Garments also. Velvet and
Plush Coaks CRAZE Wells. Iaces Gloves etc are per.
fectly cleaned 10y this Superior process
LADIES' EVENING DRESSES A SPECIALLY
Gentlemens Clothes Cleaned by this process will NOT
lose their original shape grease spots gusranteed
suit. Al
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party OF ten MOrmOns, i've OF whom were
girls, under charge OF Elder Davidson, passed
through Atlanta, Ga, from Cleveland county, N.
C., for Utah yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-15

Dr. Carman'S Dentala1d Teeth, Gums, Breath.
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