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DR.. AzpeIl's Mental Condition.

1T IS DECIDED THAT HE IS CAPABLE OF MAN.
AGING HIS OWN ESTATE.
The jury de lunaticO inquirendo in the case of
DIR. 7. F. Appel, U. s. army retired), have
found that he is Of sound mind, capable of
managing his own estate. He was sent to st.
Elizabeth asylum by the War department over
two years ago. Last June his wife, Mrs. Sarah
V. Appel. filed petition in chancery asking
that committee be appointed to manage her
ceeding which ended Saturday in a verdict de-
claring Surgeon Appel of sound mind. There
was some 7. dissatisfaction on the part Of his
| of his pay and his property. 1t is thought the
proceeding will result in the revocation by the
War department of the order committing him
to the asylum.
THE FgHERAL OF Robert L; REAM.-TEe
funeral OF Robert l.. Ream, who died SatuI day
morning, as announced in THE STAR, took
place this afternoon, from the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Perry Fuller, 2OS New Jersey
avenue southeast. Revs DIR. Sunderland and A.
w. Pitzer oiticiated. The remains were inferred
in Glenwood cemetery. The following gentle
ers: Hon. u. w. Voorhees,. Hon. r. W. Bright,
Hon. J. B. Edmonds. Hon. G. w. Clarke,
active pail-baarers We're DR.. s. " Crisse Main r
d. T. PIERCE, Hon. Van H. Manning and Messrs
WAN Pike, Fred. Weber and Henry n. Ream
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
Rufus II. Marmaduke and Mary f. lie Barre;
William Miller and Virginia Ignon;J w .Smitf
and Cynthen Robinson; ". Noble Prender and
Dora Francis Crawford; w. II. Linthcum and
Alice Leadham, of New York city; NorvaI ii.
Collins and Virginia A. Kendall, of NOrfolk, Va
\ WIFE BEATER AND HIS HELPER FINED
Samuel w heeler. cOlored, was beating his wife
in Goat alley Saturday night when Officer
Lee placed him under arrest. Smith Ross, col
ored, came to the assistance of Wheeler, and
held the officer for Wheeler to escape but in
stead OF attempting to escape he kept up beat
Ing his wife. Both men were arrested, and in
Wheeler
fined 10 for assaulting his wife, and Ross was
fined SO tor aSsaulting the officer
SERGEANT HARRIS FUNEHAL.-The funeral
of the late Robert Harris, sergeant of company
h. W ashinston Cadet Corps, took place ycster-
day afternoon from Asbury NJ f. church (col-
ored), corner of IL tn and X streets. The attend
ance was very large. The Cadet Corps turned
ont In full numbers with music and formed the
escort. The services were conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Reed. The remains were buried in Grace
land cemetery with military EonOrs
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made to repeat the reinaFk-
able success of Bensons Capcine Plaster This spen-
did remedy Is known, sold and used everywhere and
its prompt action and unrivae curative powers have
Won for hosts of friends. limitations have sprung
up under similar sounding names, such laIsicin ~
"tapsum etc. intended 10 deceive the careless and
unwary These articles possess OF the virtues OF
the genuine. Therefore we hope the people will assist
TO protect what at their aud
Ask tor Bensons Plaster, and examine what IS given
you, and make that the word Iapc;fe is cut In
the middle Of the plaster ITSELF and the Three Seals
trademark is the face cloth Any reputable dealer
viii show you these safeguards without hesitation.
you cannot remember the name-Bens0n's Capsine
Plsster-cnt this paragraph from the paper.
VI EsSt
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AmuSeRenfs TO.NiSllt.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The Rakeman
Concert.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Wages of Sim"
ALBACGHS OPERA HOUSE.-"A Bunch of
Keys"
HEROES OPERA HOUsE.-Louise Pomeroy
in Hamlet"
THEATER COMIoUE-Davene's allied attrac-
tons.
DIaE MUsEUM--Cyril Searle in "Rose
Michel" and variety.
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HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC.

is question that appeals every tortured victim
rheumatism, who finds the ordinary pasers and ill.,
lments pOwerless to relieve him. To such the CUTI-
CURA ANTIPAIN PLASTER is an elegant and never
falling source of relief, vanishing rheumatic neural
gic, sciaic, sudden sharp and nervous pains Us by
magic New, original, speedy, safe. At druggists 25c;
five for 81, mailed free. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMI-
CAL Co., Boston. noI5
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The Thomas Concerts.

The Thomas Concerts.
Following are the programs for the Thomas
Powell-Juch concerts on Friday and Saturday
evenings:
FIRST CONCERT.
Symphony No. 3, "ErOica," Beethoven, com.
prising: ], allegro con brio; 2, marcia funebre;
3, scherzo allegro vivace; 4. finale, allegro
motto.
Recitative and aria from Faust (SpOhr), "Die
Stille Nacht Entweicht Emma Juch).
Waldweben, voices of the Forest (Sieg-
fried, Wagner
Invitation to Dance" Weber-Berlioz.
ave Maria,' Bach-GounOd Emma Juch).
Bal Costume second series new: !, POlonias
Ell POlOnaise 2, COsaque ct petite ruSienne; 3,
Pasha ct Aimee: 4, Seigneur ct Dame (de la
cour Henry lid; 3, Dances (valse, polka ct
galOp).
SECOND CONCERT.
Overture, Academic" Brahms.
symphony No. 1, fiat. OPP. 80 (Schumanl;
/, Andante un POGO maeStoSO, allegro motto vi
vace: 2, LarghettO; ), ScherZo motto vivace; 4,
Allegro ANIMATE e graZiOSO.
Aria, "Che faro Gluck Mrs PowelD.
''Scherzo capricciosO," Davorak.
Theme and variations from minor quar-
tette, Schubert.
"Tarantele," for flute and clarionet, Saint
Saens.
The Bedouin Love Song" Coombs (Mrs.
Powell.)
'Bal Scene" from dramatic symphony Romeo
and Juliet, BerlioZ.
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Amair. An we.t yv..hin~tou.

schooner E j. Smith, Capt. r. Adams; schooner
Cassie tight, Capt. T. J. Clark, and schooner
nnne y: ketcham, Capt. Il. Ketcham, lying az
boroens wharf, foot Of seth street, were robbed
oy thief, who entered the cabins with nip
Pereo Key; Forty dollars was taken from the
at $40 and S16 in money rom the second, and
pair OF pants, silver watch, &C., valued at $14,
rom the third. An unsuccessful attempt was
mace 10 rob the cabiu of the schooner John B..
Clayton, lying of Winshipp's wharf, early Sat-
urday morning. -
TEMPERATURE AND CoNDITIoN OF WATER
Al a. H.-eireat Falls, temperature. AZ: con-
dition, p. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
40; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection. Z. Distributing reservoir, tenn
Perature A; condition at infiuent gatehouse,
=; -; condition at efiuent gatehouse. 90. High
G siaes IN the river to-day at Gas a. m. and
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Geo ZEE RRR ERE sSSs
6 EE RRR EE ssss
CcC E B 3 E., SIS

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
Is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour In the World.
The Milers have not only the most perfect Mill,
containing as it all the most improved Machn-
a Flour USsURPassKp by any mil IN the world. Te
prove that, we would simply state that large guam
Europe and eaten at the principai cpurts Of the old
world. We GUARANTEE that it Is made from selected
ana sknoWeseS fact that in s Tinar hesct sem
aration of the gutnous Particles of the wheat berry
and thorough elimination of all weak and starchy
matter has at last been reached and is consequently
than any other Flour. lhe best trade admits tina;
from its bread making qualities it is the cheapest,
well as the best for either family bakers use, and
unsurpassed by any Flour made. Every sack and
every barrel Is warranted to give entire satisfaction
sTERLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t is unexcelied by any
acting housekeeper and satisfy the most fastidous cpl
cure
GILT-EDGE
magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the
celebrated Hungarian process 1t Is very cheap and
beautiful Patent, within the reach all classes and
We guarantee will give satisfaction to every who
will tryit.
GOLDEN HILL
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour of the District 1t is equal In quality to great
many high-priced Patent FIours whilst it can be
bought for considerable less money We defy compet
tors to bring forth any Flour superior to CERES
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN
tries them once will never anything else For sale
by al grocers
Wholesale Depot. corner LIST st. and Indiana ave-
se13 WIN. NJ. GAIT & co.
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Our stock OF Sloaks for Ladies' Misses and Children
Is by any retail house the country and
Our stock Of BianSets Comforts and Rod sr-a,,s g.,
as always without peer in variety and quantity and
Our Dress Trimming department is repete with the
1nttS. Pus.erns "a fTinges Passementeres Feather
IaInrs oeaoeo fassementeries, in Black and
Our Flannel Underwear department is stocked with
astock OF goods from the cheapest grade of smch
excellence as to be pride any large establishment
sery Company and Norfolk and New B1nnswicR H Ho
Camel,s Hair and all grades of Red Flannel. Some
sortment of silk Underwear. ee"A' ""o "n "s-
questionaby the largest in the city In can be ouns
at al times what lady needs at SUCH prices as are
In, In our Corset department. We keep all cheap and
good makes OF Corsets We keep some of the finest
Our Felt and Flannel Skirt department is ON the
ond noor, and In that department have Just what
Our stock Of Table Linens. Napkins. Towels and
Is ,mi up Win everything to make this de-
We handle a large stock of Table Damask made at
beautiful designs Turkish Towels for ornamental nse
ings in all widths. "'''
Any article In our Domestic department is always
sold at manufacturers price.
We can show you line of Felt and Plush Tides
goods ever displayed These Eoo s spms OF
used now in embellisling households.
tlemen or Children we have Gloves for warmth af fdr
| style, and for all kinds OF weather and wear IVA
Our Gents Furnishing department contains every-
thing gentleman has any need of. from Collar But
ton up. ~
Our stock of Hdkfs. embraces all kinds all co,ors
all qualities III either Linen Silk for either LADY,
Gentleman or Child.
In Cloth and Pushes for making up Coats, we know
OF nothing that is now included in This large depar
ment that ought TO be there.
Our Hosiery stock comprises Cotton Isle CASH
mere. Sill and Wooden Hose in endless and ndescrib
able variety.
Our last invoice of Lace Curtaining made that de-
partment W.
1.-THE LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE
TOWN.
In Flannels. we know Of nothing lacking
. In Shawls: we have the finest and largest stock
Our display In these include every known design i'm
cheap and Imported goods and on if space was
not exhausted, we could keep on saying commenda-
bic and truthful sayings of many more departments:
but we will wait until you come and for yourself
AND ABOVE ALL, WE ARE
STRICTLY AND ABSOLUTELY
ONE-PRICE
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Burglars Visit Mr.. BurchelIs Grocery
..r Store on r Street,

The safe in the grocery store Of MN w
Burchell, on street, opposite the Ebbitt was
| found to be forced open, when the clerks ar
rived at the store this morning. It stands near
| the book-keeper's desk, which Is shut off from
view from the street by the staircase leading to
! the upper stories. Entrance was gained, It is
/ thought, from the upper story, which is used
| for apartments, but is now vacant. The men
must have been working at the safe for some
/ time, as it was forced open. The iron bar on
/ the side into which the bars of the door slide
| was bent into n curve, and then the bars were
| bent and twisted until it was possible to open
| the door. The power used must have been very
great and the outside Of the safe shows the
marks made by jimmies all around the door.
The fire proof lining on the inside of the door
was shattered and the door was pretty well
| battered up. 1t Is supposed that the burglars
were afraid to blow the safe up, and as they had
Saturday night and sunday for their work
| forcing the door open by main strength and the
skilful use of powerful tools. The detectives
were at once informed and inspected the work
/ of the burglars.
The burglars secured $3.50 in cash, and some
old jewelry, which had been deposited in the
safe, and was valued at about $40. They took
also several bottles of wine from the store.
and a bundle of United States securities of
much larger value than the cash taken. The
fact that the burglars left the most valuable
contents of the safe together with the bunglng
character of the work in opening the safe leads
Lieut.. Arnold, of the fifth precinct, to believe
that the job was not done by professional
craftsmen, but by
UNsKILLFUL BURGLARS WHO HAD GOOD TOOLS.
The marks made by the tools show that the
burglars did not know where to attack the safe
door. The door, as stated above, was opened,
not by drilling. but by prying with main
strength. Lieut.. Arnold examined the premises
this morning and came to the conclusion that
the burglars climbed from a little porch in the
rear to a second-story window, which was unse-
cured, then passed through the window and
descended to the first floor, where the safe
stood. 1t is not known whether the robbery
was committed Saturday night or last night
Mr.. Burchell and other merchants were noti-
fled by Lieut.. Arnold a few days ago, after the
Baltimore safe robberes, to look out for their
safes as it was supposed the burglars at work in
Baltimore would come to this city. 1t is not
thought, however, that this robbery was COM
mitted by the men who were at work in Balti-
more.
The police report states the loss as fol-
lows: "a set OF amethyst jeweiry, diamond pin
and two diamond rings, valued at $15; $16O In
paper money and three checks for small
amounts. Total, $235.'
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GRocER1Es CHEAp FoR CASH
NEW YORK BUCkWHEAT, &C. per h.; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY, in 2-lb. crates. :35c per
crate: full line of selected FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also POTATOES. APPLES and ONIONS. Fine large
RED CAPE COD CRANBERRIES loo. per quart
CREAMERY BUTTER specially. Goods delivered
free AL Goods at wholesale prices for cash.
POOLE. BROOKE & CO.,
Oc22 944 LOusiana avenue
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DRY GOODS
DAnr ARRrvAL Or NV Goops
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

WE Ian saOW soMETHING NEW IN ANY
DEPARTMENT ANY DAY. wEALWAys IOOK
oOI Fun Tie LATtST PRODUCTIONS AT REA.
WE CAN GIVE You THE MOST MonrpN
PRICES, AND GREAT QUANTITY OF ORR
GOODS ARE OUR OWN IMPoRTATIoN.
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CITY ITEMS.

v.vau Oner Tuesday Morning very
,,,",ce III IF turkeys for Thanksgiving.
Sno'oe NV y. N. T. METzGER BRO.
Grocers, &C., ALI 9TH st. NV.
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b. III. DOUGLASS & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops are the result of over forty years ex-
perience in compromising cough MI tures. They
the best
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THE got;rocery Company SOC eth st.
offers French Brandy 81 gallon good Rye
Whisky 81 gallon; .-year old Rye Whisky SD
gallon, warranted pure. Send order by mail or
teephone-423-2
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CNEEZE.
EZE!!
SNEEZE!!!

- SNEEXE!!
SNEEZE!!!
until your head seems ready to fly off, until your nose
and eyes discharge excessive quantities thin irri-
failing, watery fluid: until your head aches mouth and
throat parched and blood at fever heat. This is an
Acute Catarrh, and Is instantly relieved by a single
dose and permantly cured by bottle of SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, 81 90.
One bottle Radical Cure, box Catarrhal Solvent
and one improved Inhaler, in one package, may now
be had OF all druggists for $lO0. Ask for SANyoRDs
RADICAL CURE
THE only absolute specific know of"-Med.
Times. 1.-The best we have found in lifetime of SUI.
fering."-Rsr DR.. WIggn, Boston, "After q long
struggle with Cstarrh, the RADICAL CURE has con-
quered'-Rep S ". MuHrOe, Lerisburgh, Pa ~ have
not found case that it did not relieve at once
Andreo Lee, Manchester, Mass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL. CO., BOSTON.
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A A PURIFIER, AYERS SARSAPARILI.A
Aacts directly and promptly single bottle will
prove ITS merits. Many thousands of people are
yearly saved from dangerous evers by the exercise
ola little timely care in properly cleansing the system
by the Use ofthis remedy. NIT
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HUNDREDS OF LETTERS FROM THOSE U.s.
Liking Ayers Hair Vigor attest its value as a re-
sorer OF gray hair to its natural color AS stimu-
liant and tonic preventing and often curing badness
and Cleansing and soothing the scalp its use cannot
be too strongly recommended.
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LADIES Seal SKIN SAcouEs

There Is question but that the Seal Skin Sacques
are holding their own There to be nothing
brought forward tar 70 take the piaa Of good fit
ting coue. Our sales Vf late been quite
iu:. we sell only such Stcdues q are made by the
most reliable Importer anu Manufactured of the Best
Alaska. London dyed Scar skins. Ills true, we can
PICK H. Sacques from unreliable houses but they do
not urn out WELL We have now In stock Sacaues
ranging In prices from sos to $225.
UlS fEkS and DoLMANs, $40 to $3.50
SEAL VlSIrf;S $l45 TO $I56.
What We say In regard to the make and fit OF our
Seal will apply also to the tine Seal Plush SaeoueS and
Short Wraps. with handsome fur trimming.
Prices of SACQCES, $25, $35, $45, $50, $40
NISIrES, 81. S2U S25, $35, $40, son
PRINCESS OF WALES JACKETS, in Plush and
Astraxan, S35.
Mink lined CIRCULARS, S45 $685. S75
Fur Trimming of all kinds by the yard.
Persian LAMB SKINS on hand and cut to order
SHOULDER CAPES, MUFFS and COLLARS
great variety.
B. H STINEAfETZ q SON.
MATTERS AND FURRIERS
MO 1887 Pennsylvania ave
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WE HAVE WONDERFULLY LARGE AZ
soKIMENT, AND THAT ASSORTMENT Is
VARIED. ~
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1HANkGIV1SG > OFFERINGS of the Chicago
Grocery Company, SOC 9Th ST.: Atmore's Mince
Meat loo. H.: Plum Pudding 25c-: 5 TO- bucket
Cranberry Sauce 4Sc.; New Raisins 12c. h.;
Currants &C. h.; Layer Raisins zoe. h.; CitrOn
35c- To-: Almonds 23c. h.; Mixed Nuts 15c h.;
Figs 1Sc. lb.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OEFIcEl

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, d. c.. Nov. 23, 1855, L + ain.
For the middle Atlantic states colder fair
weather, preceded by cloudy weather and rains.
notheriy winds, rising barometer.
For Tuesday, fair colder weather Is indicated
for the middle Atlantic states.
OUR NEW S25 Ash Chamber Suites one pat
tern, we are closing out at S26. former price
$50; Walnut Hairclofh Parlor Suites, S2l.JO
walnut Haircloth Lounges, $3.50: Ash Chif-
1OnlerS, SD: Walnut " ardrobeS $3.50; Wal
nut Extension Tables, SIS; Walnut Marble Top
Tables. $50. A large line of fine Silk Plush
ParlOr Suites. just received; fine Plush Top Ia
bles, EaseIs and Cabinets. Wm ii. Dunn, 81
9Th ST. NV.
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ERR 40 ooy
ERR o wy AL
( HOO 4 ~ AL111
BBB A KIM GGe
BIB IA XXX HIM
b b AAA X X lin MIG GO
BIB AK KIN Mn GGG
PIP 90 W W wDDD EEERRR
Pc OWWW d DE
PPP Q o WWWw b DEE RRR
D o WWW ID DE -
90 w w ODD EEER -
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity.
strength and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude OF low tests, short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS. Royal
BAKING POWDER Co.. log Wall street, NY. oc24
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mud -
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WE HAVE SHADES AND DESIGNS IN DRESS
GOODS, SILKS AND VELVETS. UNKNOWN no
OTHER HOUSES
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SAMPLES of Prang's Christmas cards at Whit.
OH
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CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, 9TH
and f..
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Books of all kinds at cost to close them out at
Whitaker's.
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SUIT TO ORDER, s25 and up Eiseman, 9TH
and f..
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Have you seen the GLORIA Goth Umbrella It is
the latest production Of Yankee ingenuity whereby
as long as silk and is not cumbersome TACT looks
just like silk. Having contracted to take nom the
manufacturer 500 of these Umbrellas every month
we bought much below the usual price, and of course
have TO sell much below the usual price in order
which we sell for 81, we defy competitors to sell
profit. - " 1850 ~ S
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

GAVE CAR FARE-GRANuLATED SUGAR, &C;
- Confectionery A. &c; White. 6ascs Cut, Loaf and
Powdered, Sc; Light Brown, O. D ELLIS
nl9Iss Cor. Sd and sts. Sc
CPECIAL FOR THE HOLfDAYSs-FOuR LBS
SMixed Nuts, Soc; New Raisins. 11Asc H.: New
Currants, lbs for 25c.: New Syrups. honey, csc.
gal: New Golden syrup. 80 to Soc gal: California
Honey 2Oc. h. Glib Bucket Apple i,utter Soc; 10Th.
Bucket Peach Butter, 9Oc: 5lb Bucket Preserves.
60c; 5-lb Bucket Mince Meat, SOC: New Cftron per
ID. 35c; 2 lhs New Figs, 2Sc3 cans Borden's Eagle
MIX soc: Roller Patent Flour, per bbl. *5 IS; Ex-
IRA Flour, $3.50 s4.7o and q per Dbl; Sugar Corn.
Cured Hams, lllac. H. sugar Cured Shoulders. 9f.c
To-. salt Cured shoulders. 6lac H.: sugar Cured MID
dinss, &c h.: Roasted Coffee. 12ls. l5c h.: Java
Coffee 25c h. Tea, worth SOC, selling for 6Uc ID:
Best Creamery Butter SOC H.; Green Coffee, 10 to
l2lsc. 10 10 lbs Buckwheat, 35c Shall receive in
voices of Candies 18th of November, and will sell
for l21ac. ID. INDIA TEA COMPANY,
t45 9TH ST. W.
~ r 1
U LOOK AT OUR PRICES.
Choice SUGAR CURED HAMs lie
Bey.oLD GOV. JAVA, Ross.ed Sc.
New No. MACKEREL, In Kits 15c
Cassard's celebrated LEAF LAIRD in S and 10
WALKER & WRIGHT,
n5-1m 04S and $50 louisiana ave.
John R KELLY.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FIRSTCLASS BEEF, VEAL.
Cop,r prrr A SptSTI Trv AS->' "Ic
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u.v., .ack overcoat. Eiseman, cor. Eth & E.

Grocers, DC, All 9TH st. NV.
BOYS, sack overcoat Eiseman, cor. 9TH &E.
Chc,.-.. Diphtheria, Fevers, Malaria.
-ro..a,tad Nv the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
ANN Hvn0chlorite (disinfectant). Recon-
rnondod Nv the Public Health Association as
snnarior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s45 Io< uI'oh ST., n. I.
Mems Chinchilla box coat & vest, 9TH & E.
For Medical or Social Purposes,
Our 4.year old pure Rye Whisky, at SO per gal
Lon is The hest. n. T. METZGER Bro.
Grocers, &c, All 7th St. NV.
Pick wick Club whisky is the best
s.lOc. Royal Clue mends everything.
Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 7th E.
For Thanksgiving.
New Nuts. Raisns Figs Currents {, Ctson, &C.,
Grocers &c, All 7th st. NV,
BOYS, Norfolk suit. Eiseman Bros, 7th &E.
Bernard Bailey.
S25 It'll st. NV,
Wood and Willow Ware and manufacturer of
BrOOms and Brushes. Inn
To Order, S5 pants. Eiseman. cor 7th & E.
Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n Id. Ward" prints. 45c.
per H. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &C. per Quart, Cream 4 cents