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New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE NEUs THIS MORNING.

ro,v1oy.-Two Chinese warships sunk by rench
f.et - Canadian voyageurs IN the 0out"n
have arrived at Queenstown. - depu'a'lon
of unemployed workingmen sought relle1 from 0H
Vsrnon Harcourt. - Treaty between Germany
ND the Samoan Islands. - The German
.tsamer Tritos damaged by collision at Havre'
CONGREss.-The Senate passed the Anti-f oreigh
CcDtract Labor BILL - In the House the River
apd Harbor bill was discussed,
DoMHsTC.-Appproratl bill discussed In INC
Assembly - Captain Litte's nomination uo
h.,sd IN the Senate - The Attorney -Generai ol
Ner-Jersey gave an opinion adverse to the OonVic'
p.s;af hill. a collision between locomotives
ana a snow-plough occurred near Batavia, n. L.
Two steamboats, were burned at Memohis
Tenn. - Labor noting occurred IN Virginia
A vounr woman IN the Chicago Hospital mas
.,,.h brittle homes that they have been fractured
over 170 times since she was TWO years oio.
The people of Greensburg Penn, were greatly eA-
eited over supposed informal mach-he iouhu IL
ths Court House. r.,
CtTy AND SUBURBAN.-Funeral OF Dr. DaihrosciL
- Three young ruffians arrested for assault anu y
,o,hery. - Elevated railway taxes TO be paIu
hsre. = Dinner of the Chronological society
= Mining engineers visited Hell Gate. -
u.snorial meeting for August Reinsdorf. -
(,oLd vaue of the lega-tender silver dollar l4IZ.
.r.ins, 81 o3 cents. - Stocks duh Win some
1ae Auctuations and closed irregular and feVeriSh
TIE wEArHER.-TRIBUSE local observations IN,
dieate fair or partly cloudy weather ana spgh'
changes in temperature. Temperature yesterday
Highest 22o; lowest. 120: average, 1879
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

The TRIBUSE'5 exclusive announcement that
Rembrandts painting Tho Glider" was owned
by Mr. William Schaus is confirmed by the owner.
Mr. Schaus writes The Glider has been pur-
chased by mo from the Duke do Momy. Tho nego-
tiation was protraoted one, and for good reasons
the sale was not TO DO made public until after a
certain lapse of time" An opportunity of seeing
the painting will soon bo afforded by q private
yicWD
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

In tho judgment of H1pe's Ueckly Mr.. Ceve-
land will probably have good deal of influence
with his administration" Newspapers ought to
refrain from making such remarks, sinco they have
"a tendency to east gloom over the spirits of Mr.
Hendricks.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

A liberal supply OF refreshments has been
Ia;a in already for the Inauguration ball. as
specifications from Washington prove But II
the feeding committee thinks it will be able to
satisfy the hunger and thirst even OF the COM
paratively few Democrats who are able to
crowd themselves in on that festive occasion,
# fools itself. An appetite of twenty-fonr
years growth is not so easily satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

These and no more are what the munlclpai
officers were bound to get IN justice to the other
taxpayers in New-York. The only persons VINO
will regret that there is to be no litigation III
this matter are those legal practitioners VINO oo
not take a proper view of the object OF their
profession.
If MIR. Plunkitt (Tam. Dem.) served his co"n-
try half as well as he serves the interests oi
batch of spoils-loving politicians, ne wOuiu DC
beautiful object to contemplate. Ills ias'
service for his masters is an effort 10 get tne
Legislature to establish two more police courts
in the upper part of the city. The Civil DIS
trjct Court in the same neighbOrhOOd, which ne
had created last winter, and which costs the
city S25 900 a year, is entirely useless, as even
the Civil Judges admit but the police courts
that Plunkitt Is now after would be more USE
less if possible. The fact is, there are already
too many police justices in New-1ork City.
Instead of creating any more, the Legislature
ought to try in some way to force those we
have to perform their duties.
The truth of the proposition that circum-
stances alter cases is conspicuOusly illustrated
by the present relation of the city finances ana
the Sinking Fund. Last year, before the con-
stitutional amendment limiting the amount OF
municipal indebtednesses to 10 per cent OF
real-estate valuations, it seemed highly desir-
able that large part of the bonds held in the
Sinking Fund should be cancelled ! but now
in the interest of economy seems desirable that
these bonds should not be cancelled until due.
The debtof the city is larger at present than 1t
should legally be lin view of the constitutional
reqmrement, and it cannot be increased; but If
this Fund were wiped out there would be mar
gin for millions of extravaganza. For these
reasons the situation of last year Is much
changed and before the Legislature thinkers
with the Fund 1t should consider carefully the
views of the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
Their office is surety that they know more
about the matter at issue than the average As
semblyman, Senator or private citizen possibly
can know.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

Mr. Thurman il to call Also. Mr.. Mcdonald is
to be in Washington next week, friend Is conf
dentially informed. Also, Mr. Bayard has gone to
Delaware to mako "a few little arrangements with
the so-called government of the State that no owns,
presumably 10 provide for the election Of Senator
in his place. 1t il also remarked with enthusiasm
by Democratic journals that the Legislature of Ar
kansas is III session, and, having had one prolonged
row and wIanglc about the election of % single
Senator, might probably be able to elect II second
Senator with great ease. These days of change.
But an observer would DO warranted in yonturing
lhe opinion that some of the gentlemen who leave
comfortable places in the Senate will want to
get back there before long. Such Cabinet as Mr.
Cleveland seems hkely to create can be trusted to
hold together until the members find out what Mr..
Cleveland really wants-and not much longer.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

A tenant whose family was stricken with diphthe-
ria in Brooklyn has begun an important SUIT for
damages against the owner of tho house. Tho
plumbing was defective. and the landlord failed to
have it repaired after being asked to do so. The
diphthera is said to have resulted from that
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

Although the victory of the French feet over
the Chinese squadron in the Ningpo River Is
hardly so complete" as Admiral Courbets elo-
ouent dispatch would lead one to suppose, yet
serious harm has certainly been caused to the
Celestial naval force. Two vessels have been
Lost. and it has been demonstrated that the
homes which the Chinese built upon their fleet
are futile. The commanders of the ships which
got away might better have died fighting. Ere
this their heads have probably been cut oil by
order of the Pekin Government.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

II Judge Beach has any more injunction blanks
handy, he might do she great public service Dy
forbidding jeff Davis from writing any more iost
cause letters To be sure. jeff is in MISSISSIPPI
instead of New-York, but we don't suppose littl'
thing like that dsturbs New-York judge when al
Injunction is desirable.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

Efforts which confirmed criminals sometimes
make, nominally to get back into prison, are
generally the result of a desire to create un~
wholesome sympathy for themselves or to gain
potoriety; but the case of Ryland. the forger,
ia hardly one of this kind. The man seems
to be in genuine distress of mind and body
and TO be trying to get sent to Jail because he
likes prison life better than existence in the
almshous Societies whose objects are to pro-
vide for ex-convicts chances of gaining an
honest living need no better excuse for exist
ence or for demands for popular support than
this story of Ryland
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

The workingmen who called on the English
Home Secretary, Sir William Vernon Har-
court, yesterday, to demand work were respect
fully received, but the comfort they got
was of the codest. The Secretary pointed out
that experience showed that efforts to remove
distress by beginning great public works were
unwise and that about all that could be done
was 10 help emigration to the colonies and to
stimulate local charitable societies to afford
more temporary relief. Charity, Of course, the
workmen do not like and 10 many OF them, es-
pecialy those who are city bred, the idea OF
emigration is unpleasant. In this respect emi-
grafton resembles most effective remedies for
grave evils.
The city and the elevated railway managers
have adjusted their difficulties in regard to tax
alton, and the taxes in question will be paid
here instead of in Westchester County, whittier
the main Offices of the companies were NOM
inally removed some weeks ago. The adjust
meut can hardly be called compromise. since
al that the city wanted was the taxes for
which thsse corporations are properly LIABLE
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

1t is said that Grover sneezes guiltily every time
some pilgrim Statesman shakes the grim old
Romans red bandanna at him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-09
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.

We have concluded to wind up most remarkably sue
cessfu season in this department by closing out every
eoinz to make object for patrons to buy these
goods if they do not want them for immediate
$685.: FORMER PRICE $3.50.
% Black Beaver Dolmans full fur trimmed
S229: FORMER PRICE SI25.
10 Heavy Stockinett Jackets Asst Sizes plated back
el290; FORMER PRICE $2100
II Squirrel Lined Circulars Sciian silk covered S34
s1sss. FORMER PRICE 5000.
10 Rhadamah Silk Circulars. fur trimmed. heavily
quilted, satin lined.
$50: FoKMER PRICE sl2oO to $780,
% Asst qualities Cold Cloth Newmarkets. all sizes.
ses5; FORMER PRICE $3.50.
% Berlin Twill Dolmans. full fur trimmed handsome
ly b. aided.
% Heavy Plush Dolmans. nicely trimmed, at 1896
have been selling at $1,000
$3.50; FOR AER PRICE $500.
9Imported Handsome Braided Doimans, astracan OF
fur-trimmed. sizes 2-32 1884, 3-S6, 1-3S
8995: FORMER PRICE STATS.
Is Heavy Ottoman Silk Circulars. quilted lined. fur
trimmed. assorted sizea
s56s: FORMER PRICE S1050.
81 Atwood Colored Cloth Tailor made Newmarkets
two ~ shades. assorted sizes.
PLUSH sAcouEsM
PLUSH sAcoUEs"l
PLUSH SACQUEsM
To dispose Of the entire remaining stock Of Plush
Sarqucs still on hand Of which many choice and desira
bic qualities still remain unsod shall make large
concessions from former low prices thus aording
-are opportunity to purchasers.
Quality No. LII Heavy Silk Plush SEAL ornaments
chanois pockets. $50: reduced price $22.75;
Quality No. As Seal Plush extra quilted satin lin
ines. 6; reduced price S25
Quality No. SIS Heavy Seal plush. sealskin finish
s42; reduced price $780,
Quality No. 4-9 Fine Seal Plush extraordinary well
finished. $5o; reduced price $40.
Quality No. 5-11 Finest Grade Plush perfect imta-
ton Of sealskin. $40; reduced price $50
FURS! FURS! FURS! AND AGAIN FURS!
Come to us and purchase standard Furs from our fine
selected stock. and save from so to 100 per cent.
AND GET THE BEST
Come to us and examine fine goods before Won
purchase article in the fur line The only stock that
Is complete and unbroken in the city
FH1DAY.MORNING. JANUARY 2 1885,
We will offer our surplus stock of Fine Seal Garments
as follows:
Two ss-busts length A inches, only s14s: formerly
$500
Four 49, buss 40 inches long $685. former price 5000
to 1925.
Seven Fine sacques Adjusts. AZ inches long, 5000;
former prices $265 to $3.50
Fur Lined Wraps immensely reduced in price
loo
Superior Quality Hare Mufs satin lined with adjust.
able fastener at the uniform figure &c., actual worth
&2G0
BEAVER FURs. sEALsKIN SETS AND HARE
CAPES
Hare and Beaver Fur Trimmings in all Widths at re-
duced prices.
LANSBURGH l. BRO,
40 40. 424 AND 1876
jas SEVENTH STREET.
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Condensed Locals,

street lamps will be lighted at $50 p. and ex-
tinguisEed at 5:15a. III
Rev. K y. baer, pastor OF Waugh chapel, In this
city, delivered lecture last evening In the Broad
way VI. E church, Baltimore, on ''Sr Walter
Raleigh"
At The meeting Of the Jefferson democratic asso-
Citation last evening j. EIuneT, Jr in the chair and
Geo. F. LIE Barre as secretary, three new members
were admitted The club rendered Its services TO
the civic com Eittee on the 4tI oI March
Tie gre { Nashville College jubilee singers are
coming next tuesday evening. See advt
The bail OF the Crescent Dramatic Club at Wash
tngtOl hall. next "Wednesday night. promises 70 he
one II the most enjoyable silfairs OF the season.
Prof. kruger7s 1ull orchestra VIII ce present. Inc
following committees nave charge: Floor manager,
r 2. Stu. floor committee. MeSSFS- Towers, j. W.
Stuu and Spary: reception committee, Misses
Towers, PenncleveS, Sanford and Platt.
The Consolidated KOnceSyaie3 Silver Mining
company filed ITS annual statement, showing,
the capital $4,000 all paid with no exssting deDs.
The Santa Maria Silver Mining company lilies a
Similar statement as 20 its clDltal OF $4,000
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Asnu.es,ents. &C.. Tonight

Amusesnents. &C.. Tonight.
ALBAUGH-s OPERA HoUsE--"Three Wives to One
Husband"
NaTIoxn THEArER.-Mr and Mrs W. j. Flor
ence Ill '.Ihe Mighty Dollar"
FogD's OPERA HOUSE--.'Burr Oaks"
DINE MUsEUN.-L0rraine Il Lauren'S troupe in
ssThe Artists studio"
THEATER CoAIoUE--'sThe Boy Detective" COM
oinati0E.
HEKZOG'S MUsEUM.-Jennie KmOalPs Opera
Company IN "PinatoEe-"
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The 'ss:recn Ticket'' System.


At a special meeting, last evening, OF the board
OF managers OF the Charity Organization society,
held In the new central Office. room II, GuntOn
building. the secretary reported the disposition
made ofcaSes referred 10 the Office by the police,
by churches, societies and individuals. In every
instance the necessary information secured the
appropriate attention.
The new relief cards were exhibited and explain
ed - small green tickets, fastened in block by
clamp. are attached To a stiff card furnished with
desk or Office wall Inc caro- contains sugSes-
tiOn5 citizens 10 the immediate course to take
in relation 20 al applicants for relief The presi-
Cent Mr. Pratt. stated to the board that this syS-
tenn had worked like magic in Louisville, where
the citizens heartily adoptedt as defense against
teSgarS ani ill?o51tors- one OF the green tickets
Wit. the blanks properly filled Is furnished each
applicant. who should report at tn central Of1ice
where all the Information concerning him will be
The secretary reported the following membership
fees a0haylng been received and turned over to
treasurer: IS each from F. p May, ThOs. McGill,
Mrs Seth Mann, Elphonzo Youngs. DIR. L. E. Rou-
terDUrg, E. h Johnson 5. S. Shedd, j. W. Graham,
simon Wolf, c. C. Pursell, Thos. Jarvis Rudolph
Iansbargh, j. W. Boteler, Geo Rynsal jr, NJ. D.
Helm, A. s. Pratt, j. C. Pratt, F. W. Pratt, H. c.
Spencer, S :. Spencer; from T. J. Heiberger, So
Ten committees were appointed, each Consisting
OF three members of the board, to take charge Of
Subdivisions OF the work OF the society, viz: On
cooperation. j. G. Pratt, r. Ross Perry, Mrs. Spen-
Ger; investigation. \. :. fratt Rev. A. +. Steele
Jno. +. Cooa: obtaining appropriate relief, s. 8
Shedd, w X. Spear, Rev.J.G Butter; causes OF pau
peTisIn, p. Mann, Emma Poesche, James b. Philip:
employment, E. L. job son. ElphOnZO YoungS, r
Il. kInae.; social and sanitary reforms among the
poJr, airs. s. A. Spencer. c. c. Pu. SELL E. p. III ann
publication OF directories, B. 2. Mann, A. s. Pratt,
Geo Ry'eal, it, prosecution or inpoStors, Simon
Wolf, S-ilSon HutchInS, Saml W. Curriden.
THE ". T.. /. CORPS NEW ARNORY-The Wash.
iagtOn Light Infantry Corps VIII take UP the line
OF march. with th-ir baggage from their Old az
lnory to the new one Monday afternoon at four
O'Clock. They VIII hoist flag over the new build
ing and take possession without any speech making
SURPRISING ILLEGAL OYSTER DREDG.NG.-The
Maryland state fishery steamer Gov. Hamilton
Ilaie sudden rdid upon fleet OF eight bay veS-
Ses engaged in dredging in The Little ChOptank
river yesterday afternoon, Capturing two SchOOners
The dred5S, with bIOys attached, had been thrown
overheard
Coy. Frederick ROBBIE, OF Maine, was inaugurated
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TRousERsl
THERE ARE VERY FEW COATS AND VESTS
THAT WILL NOT ourwEAR THE TROUSERS
PURCHASED AT THE SAME TIME. THE PuR.
CHASING OF TROUSERS TO WEAR OUT THE COAT
AND VEST USUALLY COMMENCES THE LATTER
PARroF JANUARY. THERE ARE CERTAIN PRICES
IN TROUSERS THAT CONSUMERS HAVE FIXED
UPON AS ONE THEY ARE WILLING TO pAY-THE
MOST POPULAR WITH Us BEING FIVE DOLLARS,
AND WE ARE VERY CAREFUL IN OUR sELEc.
TIoNs OF FABRICS FOR THIS PRICE. TWO
POINTS ARE TO BE coNsIDERED-F1RsT WEAR;
SECOND. COLORINGs. THE FIRST THERE IA No
DIFFICULTY ABOUT. THE SECOND THERE IS
FOR PEOPLE ARE AS FAsTID1oUs WHEN THEY
DESIRE TO PAY FIVE DOLLARS AS WHEN THEY
PAY EIGHT OR TEN. WE HAVE HAD AN IMMENSE
SUCCESS WITH TROUSERS AT THIS PRICE: YET
NOW. IN OUR CLOSING, THE CHOICE OF THE TEN
sTYLEs-No LESS THAN FIFTY SIZES IN THE
LOT-OF THESE FIVE DOLLAR TROUSERS GO AT
THREE DOLLARS AND SIXTY CENTS
THEY ARE ALL OF OUR OWN MAKE ARE PROP
ERLY CUT TRIMMED AND MADE, AND. UN-
DOUBTEDLY. EXTRA VALUE. WE HAVE NO DE.
MAND WORTH CATERING FOR THAT WANTS
TROUSERS FOR LESS THAN FIVE DOLLARS YET
IN ORDER TO HAVE EVERYTHING WE PUT SOME
LOWER PRICED ONES IN STOCK-TWO GRADES
ONLY. FOUR KINDS. TWO STYLES OF THREE
DOLLAR ONES. THEY GO NOW AT TWO DOLLARS:
TWO STYLES TWO DOLLAR ONES, THEY NOW
ARE ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ABOUT THE ONLY MERIT THEY HAVE Is Low
PRICE: THE THREE-SIXTY KIND ARE BETTER
AND MORE ECONOMICAL KIND TO BUY; YET THE
THREE-DOLLAR AND TWO-DOLLAR KIND ARE
THAT PRICE. AND AS EVERY MAN MUST DRESS
ACCORDING TO HIS PURSE QF HE PAYS FOR HIS
CLOTHES). THESE LOWER PRICES MAY SUIT
SOME PURSES BETTER THAN THE HIGHER COST
ONES.
FROM FIVE DOLLARS TO TWELVE FOR
TROUSERS IS WHERE WE ARE
"AT HOME,'
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b. II. DOUGLASS * Sons Capslcum Cough Drops
are manufactured by themselves and are the result
OF over forty years experience in compromising
cough mlXtursS-
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I!ALARIAL POISON CAN BE ENTIRELY RE-
A moved from the system by the Of Ayers Ague
Cure. which contains sure specific in the form Of
ye-etaoie product. usod III other remedy War
r@Ited-
NOR THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF
trysipelss. use Ayers Sa-saprle which is the spe-
cfc endorsed By tie most eminent medical authorities
do
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LADIES AND GENTS fine hand and machine Seweu
Boots and shoes az less than cost.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
30 1tl street.
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APPLEToS's American CyeiopaIia- For best term:
see For Saie-Misce,Iane9us cO.gmn, this paper
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FoR genuine reliable sealskin sacques and III
sterS call on Stineue5Z 123s PennSy lSdua avenue.
Prices reduced over % per cent.
FACE AND EYEsIGHT FITTED, Eemp,er's Pa ave.
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H. WARNER. 90 ST., loans money, in sums to
Suit, on real estate.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATEk SPECIALS
Last Three Performances Of Mr.. and MrA
w. J. FLORENCE
This (Friday, Evening,
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Saturday Might Farewell Performance and only time Of
THE ICKEr-OF-LEAvE MAN.
Next week the Distinguished Society Star.
MILE RHEA.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings and Wednesday Matinee
Ssrd0us Comedy. from the French1
ARCADIA.
Wednesday Evening first production Of Mr.. Howard
Carroll'a Great Pay,
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS. jas
NATIONAL THEATER. SPECIAL!
Ri E A!
MONDAY NEXT. JANUARY u. ONE WEEK
Important Announcement.
RHEA IN TWO NE W PLAYS!
Monday and Tuesday Evenings January II and Is and
Wednesday Matinee, Sardon's Great Comedy
ARCADIA!
Now being played in Boston to the largest audiences
ever seen there. x Genuine Sensation.
Extra. - Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS!
BY Mr. Howard Carroll, to be presented with every
scene new original mus royai costume and an un-
valled dramatic Company under the direction OF Mr.
James w. Morrissay
Secure your seats at once ja9-N
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T. ALL AND See
WE HAVE SOME VERY GOOD BARGAINS
IN ONE AND TWO OF KIND IN OVER
COATS
ONE LOT HAS 49, "a AND 49, THIS
COAT WAS $25. WE HAVE THEM NOW
MARKED $15.
PANTS FOR LARGE MEN, IN SIZES UP
TO so WAIST WE SHOW A LARGE VARI-
ETY. AT MOST MODERATE PRICES
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
lC1 SEVENTH STREET,
ja7 Opposite u S. Post Office.
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New IR1sH AND GrRuAS LINENS

NEW IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED AVERY LARGE AND CON-
PLETE STOCK OF
PURE LINEN DAMASK TABLE CT OTHS ALL
WIDTHS AND II MOTHS. with s nd q SlJTAKF
nnn apkINS Io MATCH i nanufaetured 10y JOHN s.
GE MhN FANCY LINEN DAMASK
tRI IL ,iI,, LUNCH CLOTHS. WITH DoYLEYs TO
IRISH AND GERMAN BrrAcHEp AND I'm.
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, from aOc. to 81 SO
NEW SAPKlNs, DoYLEYs and TRAY CLOTHS.
from 500 to so rer dozen.
NEW HUCK and DAMAsk TOWELS. from, 81 50 to
BELGIAN PILLOW and sHEETING LINENS.
Full, Lines of Plain and iwilledCRASHEs AND GLASS
"a VIDE CANTON FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER.
GREAlLY REDUCED PRICES ON PARIS AND
Berlin Il WRAPS. JACKETS NwMARKETS AND
"MARKED DOWN PRICES, on FRENCH HABIT
And CLOTHS and COMBINATION SUIrINGS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PLAIN AND BRO
CADED SILKS SATIN DUCHESS RHADAMFS
AND SURAHS. IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALI,
s sahSfNG R WHaR STREET RECEPTION AND
ELEGANT BEADED SATIN TABLIERs AND TWO.
TONE VELVET SS-FRoNTS.
LYONS, BLACK AND CoLORED ALL SILK VEL
INV SILK GAUZES AND illusions
eE SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GaSLIGHT
81 CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING
Established ls40 las
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFIcE OF the CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January 9, 1885, 10 An
For the middle Atlantic states, generally
warmer fair Gher, sSuthweStery winds, shifting
70 westerly falling barometer In eastern portion,
falling. followed by Using barometer in western
portion
For Saturday, fair. colder weather. Is Indicated
for all districts east OF the Missouri valley.
BEFORE taxing inventory, our entire stock VIII be
so.d regardless OF cost Now is the tine for bar
gains.
FAMILY SHOE STORE.
$40 9TH street northwest
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FRESH SUFrLY gentleaen's opera hats stine-
mstZ's, 1887 Pennsylvania avenue.
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$40
800

WONDERFUL RENOVATION IN TYPE WRITERS,
THROUGH THE HALL.
Greatest simplicity durability needs repairs with
ten Tari OF type Ii English foreign languages
changed in 80 seconds wiring beautiful peri city
Che. draw bae sxs.ns Typ Writers-hixh cost cola
plenty !rresolarity. portabilty-au obyiated In
Copying solicited a: lowest rates
Ofice: 1921 STREET
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