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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12
E. B BARNUM & CO..
o3l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
LET Ur
but the Prices and ne

Lots of Cab and Talk Around, but the Prices and
Nonsense are al the
MIsFIT STORE,
Corner 10th and SITS
Full dress Suits (swallow-tail coats from $40 up
Prince Albert Suits in diagonal wide wales aud Cork
screws from SIS up. Wide Wales, Sack and Cutaway
Suits. in tlark blue and brown, SIS, worth S25.
from $40 Up. Five hundred Business Suits al about
One-llalf their value, from So up Black ID. Ii. Frock
EbHSeSsh snts at $40 worth So Large Line
OvercOats at Sl5. worth SO. Chnchiila Surlouts at
$l5, worth $50. Good Melton Surtouts at S10 re-
SIS up. Double-breasted Chincha Box Goats, al s.,
worth $40.
FOR BOYS, To ID YEARS,
$500 Overcoais reduced TO $500.
400 Overcoats reduced To $50.
800 Overcoats reduced TO $50.
800 Overcoafs reduced to 400.
100 Overcoats reduced to 500.
800 Overcoats reduced to $50.
1000 Overcoals reduced TO $50.
1870 Jacket and Pants reduced to $50.
500 Jacket and Pants reduced to $50.
GOO Jacket and Pants reduced to 400.
$50 Jacket and Pants reduced TO 500.
300 Jacket and Pants reduced to 900.
1000 Jacket aud Pants reduced 10 ZOO
FOR BOYS sso - o TO Is: reduced to $500
600 OvercOats reduced to $50.
$50 Overcoats reduced to 600.
1000 0vercoats reduced TO z so.
1900 Overcoats reduced to $50
1900 Overcoats reduced to 1000
90 suits reduced TO $500.
500 Suits reduced TO 800
1000 Suits reduced to $50.
100 Suits reduced to $50.
1900 Suits reduced 20 1000.
An immense stock of Odd Pants al the same reduc-
lions. As prices are always the lowest OF any
house in the District, the above reductions will be
rare chance for bargains
THE MIsFIr STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND SITS
Don't forget at the corner Of 10th and F.
81 Open Till p M: Saturday IL p. m. Electric
Light dl2
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LOCAL MENTION.
TfhcWrat,.eP.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wASuTSGToN, ID. g.. Dee. ] =, 1885. IL a. m.
For the middle Atlantic states fair
weather. Sigh; us in temperature IN southern
portion. stationary Temperature in northern
portion, lower barometer. wind generally SHIFT
In to e.istery, followed sunday night By
threatening we;tthcg and rain o. snow.
For s>tII. dan ci1udu,.SS Will Increase. followed
by Ugh; rain o. SLOW in the middle Atlantic
Ktlt.-S ana New i.us and, witJ 81 iwly rising
teDlDer;ttuTe. Threatening weather and snow
OIL ain are Indicated ior the lake region the
Ohip valley and Tennessee, with slowly rising
tenn er.tJure.
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AN IMPOSING SPECTACLE.
Funeral Services Over the Remains oil
King Alfonso.

MADRID. Dec. 1.-THE funeral services over
the remains of the late King Alfonso took place
to-day at the church of st. Francis the Great.
with distinsuisaed people. All the sovereign
heads Of Europe were represented. The men,
bers Of the diplomatic corps we're also present.
ing spectacle, and was witnessed by An Inn
menGe croWd.
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Daily receipts OF the finest Salt Oysters
known TO the trade; Also, everything else per
tanning to a first-class restaurant. Steamed
Roast and Broiled Oysters. Lifetime exper.
fence. Ladies' large saloon attached.
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Boots, Shoes, slippers and Rubbers for

at Y Strasburger's 906 9TH ST., 4 doors above l.
Kip Boots, from S1.9S up.
Calf Boots, from S2.23 up.
Working Shoes, SIC. up.
Fine Dress CATERS Sl.23 up.
Cali Button Shoes, ST. up.
Waukenphast Lace Shoes. S2.49.
Hand-sewed Shoes, Button, Congress and
Laced, narrow toe and wide toe, from STAT up
Morocco Slippers, from 41c. up.
Embroidered Velvet slippers, from 6ac up.
Fine Velvet Opera Slippers at 73c.
Fine Cloth Embroidered, at 9sc.
Fine Plush slippers, all colors; something
new. Call and see Them.
Rubber Boots and Shoes of all kinds, at the
lowest prices. was
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Columbia Hospital for Women.

THE ANIMAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS
At tine aSnt:.'! meeting OF the so:ird OF dlrec-
tors % the ,oumhi.. hoSrita. the following
officers were elected los The cnsu ~ wear: Pre,i-
dept the Rev. X. 4. shipper. -. d.; hrst vice
president, Gen r II. Townsend: - aJnd wee
president, John T. Mitchell; Se,creI..ry. l.. w
Eitctt'e, VI. -. treasurer, &. ii. Irsi- AZ. VI. d.:
surgeon III charge L. j. Murphy. Nj ~ mat Ton
Mrs. ~ L. - fi.OubS. The y c>cnt :Ioivi.0ry
board was re-eicI ted. Lady visitors-niss Mar
g:1ret Washington, Mrs. samuel Emery, Mrs. -
Phillips Ice. Mc>. !. b. Edclonds Nrs. +. l..
Moore, Mrs. Henry Willard, Mrs. ii. Main. MIS-.
= I.rd!IrG Phelps. Mrs. VIM Il. smell, Mrs.
Thomas y. Il. keech, Mrs. :. T. Bond, Ms
" IA. e. H. Ne .yma IA. The Rev. Dr. Giesy and
i. j. Fisher. esq, were elected To ill vacancies
III the board.
RoEBERIEs REPOR TED. Mary ". Powell,
Goat alley, reports the larceny from her OF IN
o~rc'stf worth S1o.-Luthef II. Slocum, S01
Ntath Caption street, reports stolen from him
80 worth al clothing.-ThesGore Hoikander,
1907 PennSy IVan!a avenue, Isp ports stolen from
Ia 'front.' al his store two pairs OF boots valued nj
So."O--tIeorge + Ailier, Athens. Pa. re Forts
laEi. avenue, reportsstolen pair OF reins worth
S----A4!aDu Nailor reports the larceny of a
ahAe.----SJshn Pitcher. 1914 10th street
reports sto-eII from her - shawl.
~ LARGE s'roCss 81 new aU6 secondhand
iIiSs al NsirOC> :l4;shes. 1T on cares to make
loD.44 sJ- ..t'-!1s t,i$- 70 y. "a F. DrOOp.
Va fe.-Is., iys.I.;s. avenue.
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Chnnwes I'm the Onlces.

Mr.. g. Prince, the photographer Of the Treas
ury department. has voluntarily rendered his
resignation. to take effect on the 18th of jan
uary. Mr.. Prince has been in the service for
twenty years, and has occupied nearly every
position in the Treasury photographing de-
par ment.
VIM. T. Leport has been promoted from class
1 to class 2, adjutant generals office, War de-
partment.
George Pitts, of New York. has been ap-
pointed messenger for Mr.. Smith, Assistant Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
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Edward 9. miller Dischnr<ed.

CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER GIVES HIN SOME AD-
VICE AND LETS HIM GO.
This morning Chief Justice Cartier, before
whom was heard on habeas corpus ON Thursday
the case of Edward s. Miller, late of the quarter
masters department., made an order directing
his discharge from the custody Of the police,
who had had arrested him on Monday as a
crank when he had just arrived from Port
land, Oregon. The chief justice had
decided to keep him under police
surveillance pending proceedings in equity and
have him adjudged a lunatic. His wife and
other friends, however, came to the conclusion,
Notwithstanding the reports made, that he is
able to take care of himself. After suitable ad-
vice he as allowed to go at liberty.
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Amusements Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-"A Night Off"
NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures in s.Rip Van
0inkie.@
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoCSE.-'Siberia."
DINE MUsECN.-Edward Lang Comedy COM
pany in "Schening"
HERzoG's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Mikado."
THEATEE CoMIoUE.-Variety
THE WASHINGToN RINK.-Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
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CoStOPi0.

When Baby was sick
We gave her CastoriA
When she was q child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastoriA
When she was a child
She cried for Castoris.
When she became q Miss
She chung 70 Castoria th,s,tk
Rnvas overcoaf Fiseman 9TH K
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Cod Liver OIL aud Lin,

That pleasant and active agent i'm the cure Of
all consumptive symptoms, "WiIbor's Com
pound of Pure Cod Liver OH and Lime" is
being universally adopted In medical practice.
Sold by the proprietor. A. b. wilbor, Chemist
Boston, and all druggists. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

SEALSKIN CAPS Tor Men and Boys from 9Oc.
up to 1915. To get the best SealSkin Caps for
the money go to Francs, cor. TIN and ID, the
Only Strictly One Price Hat and Gents Fur
nishing Store in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

CALL AND EXAMINE FUSSELL'S grand dis
play of satin, plush and fancy boxes, favors an,
notices. Largest stock of choice candies in tn
city Prices 81 to 25c. per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

SEE ADVERTISEMENT under Sale Miscellane-
GUS OF Beer Bottling OU.tt and agency OF large
western brewery.
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STRAINED HIS SIDE
No. IL West 126th ST.,
NEW YORK, March 5, 1885,
I am pretty we'll known in New York as the
one-armed baggage master at the y. Y Central
Depot. Three months ago, in lifting a heavy
trunk. i strained my side dreadfully. imme-
diately procured an Allcock's Porous Plaster.
Every hour felt less pain. wore the Plaster
three days, then applied another, was well in u
week and attending to my business.
JAMES b. KENNEDY.
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COME ONE, COME ALL, and see the Holiday
goods, paintings, engraving, etchings, Xmas
cards, toilet cases, albums, bisQue figures. pic
fure frames, picture frame mouIdings-from
which frames are made TO Order-and numer-
Gus other novelties. Artotype engravings (al-
most equal to- steel engravings,) handsomely
framed, only So; whiSk holders, &c.
EEERHOFFS two stores, 81 8 and All 18th St
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UoLoRED Gas GLOBES, at Shedd's.

CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor
ner 7th and F..
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Western folks that are laundering after fine
Oysters should not fail to visit US, as here YOU
will find none but the best, served I'm every
available style. Lifetime experience. Ladies
large saloon attached.
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HOLIDAY OFFER.-Our great reduction con-
Gnued. One dozen elegant Cabinet Photo
graphs for 81 formerly So X VAIL. S19 Mar.
ket Space, and Az Penn. ave. Also BALTIMORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

RHEUMATIC, NEURALGIC, SCIATIC
Sudden Sharp, and Nervous Pains absolutely ami
niated by the CUTICURA ANTi-PAIN PI.as ER, per-
feet antltote to pain and Inflammation New original
infallible. At druggists 25c d.
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A WoRD ABOUT CoRDunoY.

1T Is NOT OFTEN THAT FASHION AND
ECONOMY ARE COMBINED, But JUST
NOW THIS SEEMS TO BE THE CASE
FOR BOYS SUITS NOTHING IS MORE
FASHIONABLE THAN CORDUROY, AND
CERTAINLY THERE Is NO STYLE OF
GOODS THAT WILL WEAR BETTER OR
RETAIN ITS BEAUTY LONGER.
A LADY SHOWED Us A SUIT BOUGHT
OF Us SOME MONTHS AGO, WHICH SHE
SAID HAD BEEN WASHED THREE
TIMES. AND IT WAS ALMOST AS SOFT AS
PIECE OF cHAMors SKIN. AND AS
FRESH AS WHEN NEW.
THIS SORT OF TREATMENT WILL NOT
ANSWER FOR ALL COLoRs OR FOR THE
CHEAPER GRADES. BUT A GOOD QUAIL
ITY OF DRAB OR NEUTRAL SHADE CAN
BE WASHED OFTEN AND WEARS AID.
MIRABLY.
AND PARTRIDGE"
WHAT WILL PLEASE THE LITTLE
CHAPS BETTER THAN SUCH A SUIT FOR
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
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Hon. JSO. W. DANIELS Grafton at the Wash
ington Monument Dedication for sale, price
Ice. at Gray & Clarkson's, 500 Pennsylvania
avenue. Globe office.
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w ARE OFFERING our entire stock of Rige-
low Body Brussels at S1.25 per yard. ". b.
Moses X sons, cor. 11th aud streets NV.
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ParsOn Downs Indicted.
CHARGED WITH ADULTERY WITH MRS. ANNIE
TABOR.

TABOR.
BosroN, Dec 12.-In the superior criminal
court to-day the grand jury reported an indict-
ment in three counts against Rev. w. w.
Downs and Annie J. Tabor for adultery. The
indictment alleges that they were guilty of the
offense on May 23d and August 18th and 18th.
The witnesses were Chas. N. Warren, Daniel
Houghton, Fred. I. Tabor. VIM. 8. D. Smith,
James Jarvis and Mrs. Jackson.
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DECORATED CANDLES, at shedd's.

FUSSELL'S Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo
1491 View York avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
Great Closing Sale Of 5000 Pairs T0ilc
Sltppers. suitable for Holiday Pres
enta.

Great Closing sale Of 5000 Patss Toiies
Slippers. Suitable for Holiday Pres.
WIN. HAHN & Co.'S
Reliable Shoe House.
S16 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
These goods will he sold positively AT less than
wholesale ya, prices, and must be closed cut by
Call before the Holiday rush to secure the
choice.
Gents hand-sewed, hand-embroidered Velvet
SIC. ff'' 'N'' f''''
Gents Chenille Embroid cred slippers. worked
Gents Alligator, Maroon, Goat and Seal Slip
pers, from 800 20 S1.s5.
Gents elegant Plush slippers, sl.25.
Ladies handsomely embroidered Oxfords.
Ties and Operas, 75c. TO S1.25.
Ladies, handsome Plush slippers. plain or
Misses, Boys and childs Embroidered Slip
pers, 75c.
German Felt slippers, for gents, ladies and
Ladies' Flannel-lined slippers, 4Oc. up.
See our elegant dispidg
Frank. JeWeIer and Optician,
As. Pennsylvania avenue.
Solid Gold Earrings, from 81 up.
Real stone Rings, in gold, 50 osis.
Chains and Charms, new designs, 81 to SO. I
Johnson's. 18th and Z.
Daily receipts OF the finest salt Oysters
Known to the trade; also, everything else per-
Roast and Broiled Oysters. Lifetime eaper.
ience Ladies' large saloon attached. 4
The Agency OF the New Howe Ma.
chimes removed from street TO the corner eth
and H
Our Christmas Souvenir.
Ten per cent discount of our regular prices on
all leather Shoes for Ladies', Misses Youths
and Children until Christmas. At Youngs aO2
9TH St, Heilbrun's Old stand. See The Old
Lady In Window.
Elegant Assortment Of NeWtng Ma.
chimes for holiday presents, from IS up TO go.
Al Auerbach's Reliable Sewing Machine
Rooms, 7th and II.
Dr.. Sfgesm0nd. pupil OF DIR. RECORD, the
celebrated specialist OF the Hospital du Midi,
OF Paris, Is sole proprietor of Ricords Vital Re
storative. Recommended by the medical
celebrities as q SPECIFIC for Nervous and f'hysi.
cal Debility, &c. DIR. Sigesmond's Blenna
Eradicator guaranteed 70 cure ali chronic dis
eases OF both sexes Consultation Tree every
Thursday, from 10 a. m. To pm, at the
National Hotel, In this city. For sale at &.
Christians, Druggist, asa Penn. ave.
An Extended POpularity.-Brown's Bron-
chial Trocaes have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat
troubles they are superior TO all other articles.
Sold onfg ia bo1es. co
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FreuA Alderpey ruttey oAurned every morn
Ing and 6ddWr1lin + ~ ~ward- prints. 46c.
Pc .s.s = AZ 80 CO. sss s y ::as @
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CLOTHING retailcd at Wholesale rates. Else
man. sIh and f.
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ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 81
G ST. NV.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS at Whitaker's, HOS Penn
sylvania avenue.
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o Per Galpsh, sse. Qe.rs Betsle, No.
Rye whisky, bekt In the wbrid for the money.
Orders BY MALL. McGee's, 0th. near d st. skw-Sm
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Everywhere one goes In these davs tho mama
raj expectation Is expressed that the coming
season will be one OF unprecedented gayety. II
traditlon Oh tne capital that the first winter
OF new administration is festive i'm the high
est degree. The number of Young ladies who
will make their first appearances i'm society here
buds do not, as In some cities occmnv the hioh
places at our feasts, they are a welcome a nj
pleasant accession to society. On every hand
the note of preparation and jocund anticipation
Is heard, and 1t is safe to predict for SIZE n
record Of splendid social events and utilization
The ladies of Garfield Hospital aid deserve a
liberal amount of patronage at their aKettle-
drum to be given at the National Rifles hal
on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and
evenings OF next week. They will offer count
less attractions in the way OF articles suitable
Tor holiday presents, and confectionery and
flowers. A unique feature of the bazar will be
Porter Heap. who will BE assisted by humber her
Logan. the president of the ASSOCIATION. who
win be at the head of the fancy article table
has spared neither time nor enterprise In max.
Ing her department and the entire affair a great
success.
Mrs. Knott, wife of the Second Assistant POST
master General, will receive her friends at her
residence. 1922 Connecticut avenue, ON Satur-
days, and will be ably assisted in her social
keenan,, Of Baltimore.
Treasurer Jordan, who has taken the house
on the corner of 10th and streets, has an in
ter ,9 family Of young people. Mrs. Jordan
and probably 1t will be the event of their New
Years reception.
Assistant Secretary and Mrs. Fairchild are
pleasantly and comfortably located at 1s47
Connecticut avenue.
Z a good many calls were made in the army
and navy quarters yesterday afternoon. Mrs
Lamont, who has taken Friday for her after
noon at home, received a good number and
Mrs. A. A. Wilson and Miss Wilson were also at
home to many friends.
Mrs. Hazen will give an entertainment to the
young ladies OF the "Kettledrum" flower booth
sometime next week.
Judge Weldon, of the Court of Claims, Mrs.
Weldon and Miss Weldon have taken apart
ments at the Hamilton.
Mrs. Van Wyck has returned from Nebraska,
and is at her remodeled house on Massachu-
sets avenue.
Mrs. Youmans, wife of the chief clerk of the
Treasury department, is an agreeable and aff;,-
BILE lady, and intends entertaining quite q good
deal this season. Mr.. and Mrs. Youmans are
from Elmira, n. and will have a numbe OF
their New York friends visit them from time to
time during the winter. The family are a vel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

PLUSH Bones OF linen writing paper and en-
veiopeS at W hitaker'S.
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JAMES b. KENNEDY.
PLUSH dressing cases at whitaker's.

CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor
ner 9TH and +.
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The MoWlaod Deatal Associates.
ct No. al IN stre0t northwest, do all kinds OF
Have administerod Nitrous Oxide 70 over
10000 pofDone e3m
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GOLD PENS, pencils, charms, &C., at Whita-
ker's.
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TO Order, S5 pants Eiseman. cor eth & +.


SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHITEA
For Wasting Children.
DIR. s. w. Cohen, Of Waco, Texas, says: al have
used your Emulsion In ipfantie wasting. with
good results. II not only restores wasted tissue,
but gives strength, and heartily recommended
for diseases attended by atrophy." s,m,W
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Boys Norfolk suit. Eissman Bros, eth & 4

Cholera. Diphtheria, Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use Of Reed 4 Carnrick's So
dunn Hypocnlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association ~
superior to all other disipiectants and germt-
cides. sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s46 - 1o2 Fulton ~, N. 4.
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WHEAr BAx1xe PowD.n

GOLD MEDAL AT NEW oRIFANs,
ENDORSED By THE LEADING HOTELS IN
THE COUNTRY.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT CHENlsIH
FOR THE INDIAN COMMISSION.
MARTIN KALDFLEIsCUS soma
Established la3A EEW YORK
oolArWAB.Ap
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CLOTHING retailed at wholesale rates. Else
man, 7th and E.
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Nervous Mem.

You are allowed a free trial OF thirty DAYS OF
the use of DIR. Dyes Celebrated Noltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances for the
speedy relief and permanent cure Of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles; also for many
other diseases. Complete restoration TO health
guaranteed. No risk is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet In sealed envelope mailed free by adj
dressing Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Micn. w,s,k
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

SEE the miniature spinning wheel at whita-
kcrs.
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Bernard DaaDsy, s25 9TH Ct n. We, Woo
and 0frnh0G I'm
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SEE the miniature spinning wheel at Whita
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ALL Books a. cost at Mhitaker's.
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NEW Instantaneous photograph gallery, I'll
on Eafl
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Best Quality Blue FLANNEL shirts az
Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 9Th and II. I
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Our Christmas Souyeutr,

Ten per cent discount of our regular prices on
all leather Shoes for Ladies', Misses Youth 9
and Children until Christmas. At Youngs AO2
9TH st., Heilbrun's Old stand. See The Old
Lady In Window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

Elegant Assortment Of Sewing Ma.
chimes for holiday presents, from IS up TO go.
Al Auerbachs Reliable Sewing Machine
Rooms, 7th and II,
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STUDENT LANPs, at Shedd's.
STRAINED HIS SIDE.

CLOTHING at wholesale prices. Eiseman, cor.
ner 9TH and E
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

No MORE high prices. Hempler's, Optician
COR. Al, street
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CAi.A norso,k evsrco.I Asen.n. 7sh q =.
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The REPUBLIC Is the only Republican Sun
Day paper published in Washington.
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To BE REYIRED.-Poiice Officer Grafton Har-
per, who was appointed on the Metropolitan
police force October z, 1881, was examined by
the 10th OF the present month, retired with
pay at $50 a month: During his entire tirne on
been but once before the board, the charge then
being q minor one.
THE CANAL.--NRvigation OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal Will close about Decem.
Der 20. A three-inch coating OF ice again
formed on the canal here this morning. aud
boats were engaged In breaking the obs true
lions away. No bills Of lading will be issued
after tomorrow. Next week the president and
the paymaster will 20 up the line TO Cumber-
land and pay or In full all the Indebtedness In
Cured during the year.
GRAIN MARKEr.--Wheats sold on change yes
tor0ay ct q. 0AAh . buahDls
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An Extended y.-Brown's Bron-
chial Troches have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat
troubles they are superior 10 all other articles.
Sold 0ntg in boxes. GO
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WONDERS for Xmas at j. Jay Gould's 9Th st.
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CLASSIC AND MODERN MusIc-Madam Hof.
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ian and French, by grammar conversation and
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Il street northwest