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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02
Alexandria Affairs.


Reported for THE EVENING STAH
TRADES UNIoNs.-The advent of the Knights
of Labor in Alexandria has stimulated the Or
ganlzation OF other trade organizations. \
cigar-makers union has been formed with f.
I'll. Harper president, and movement is in
progress for the organization OF typographical
union ana other associated trades.
MARRIAGES IN Notwithstanding Novem-
per the clerk OF the corporation court here
issued nine marriage licenses, being exactly
the same number issued in November 1884
During November four marriage licenses for
Alexandria couples were issued in Washington.
WATCH CARRIED OFF.--One evening last
asked nights lodging at the Alexandria in
Urinary, and the wayiarers were given COM
PORTABLE rooms and supper by the charitable
matron. When the wanderers departed the
gOld watch OF the matrOn went with them
They have been traced as far as Danville.
POLICE REPORT. prisoners at the station
mouse this morning are Rose Carter. May Oil
yer. Alice Thompson and Mary White held for
dlsorderly conduct, ana Della Wilson, tor as
fined Simon Thomas and Jesse Thomas, colored
boys, 81 each for dsOrderly conduct at the
meetings me of the salvation army;--,George Al
len and Perry Wilson will be called before the
mayor this afternoon to answer the charge of
stealing coat from Jas. H. Brooks.
NorEs.-Capt.W. II. Smith and Mr. Reed have
long a citizen OF this neighborhood, occupying
farm near Hunting creek, but of late years a
resident Of New York. Mr.. Barton is now quite
an aged man. and has become insane.-Capt
Brookes. of this city, is fitting up a locomotive
to be run by oil-gas heat.-The Friday Night
CLUB opens its season with hop at McBurney's
hall next Friday night-One of McVeieh's
warehouses;, on the river front near the foot of
Prince street, has been rented by the Salvation
army as riverside headquarters in their war
with the devil. They have held the tort at
Sarepta hall with vigor and success.-Rev c.
b. Middleton pastor OF the NJ. p. church, has
been quite indisposed since Monday when he
was taken suddenly ill.-The funeral of Miss
l.. C. Hudson took place this afternoon, from
her han late residence on Upper King street-H
of the masts of the Frolic yesterday, but sus-
tanned no injury.
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ECZEMA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND
BURNING DISEASES CURED
BY CUTICURA
ECZEMA

Eczema, or Salt Rheum with its ago1iizing ITCH
ing and burning, instantly relieved by warm
oath Win CuT1cuRA soAP,and single application of
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure. This repeated daily
with two or three doses of CUTIcURA REsoLyENT the
New Blood Purifier. to keep the blood cool tho ner
spraiiOn pure and unirritatng the bowels omen the
liver and kidneys active. will speedily cure Eczema
letter Rngworm, Psoriasis, Lchen Prurtus ScoId
Head, Dandruff, and every species of Itching Scaly
and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin when the
best physicians and all known remedies fail
WILLMcDONAID, 2542 Dearborn street Cbicapo
gratefully acknowledges 4 cure OF Eczema or salt
Rheum, on head, neck. face arms aud legs tor IL
years not able to walk except hands and knees for
one year: not able to help himself for eight years.
tried hundreds of remedies doctors pronounced his
case hopeless; permanently cured by CUTICIYsA RE-
SOLVENT blood purifier )internally. and CUTICuRA
and CCTICuRA SOAP he great skin cures) externally
CHAS HOUGHTON, ESQ. lawyer. Is State street.
Boston, reports case of Eczema under his obervation
for ten years, which covered the patients body and
limbs and to which all known methods of treatment
had been applied without benefit. which was COM
pletely cured solely by the CUTICURA REMEDIES
leaving clean and healthy skin.
MR.. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre. Pa. writes: "I
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years.
at times bad that could attend to nav business
for weeks at time Three boxes of CVTICURA and
four bottles REsoI.vENT have entirely cured me of
the dreadful disease
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE THEM have moth
ing but the highest praise for the results obtained
from your CUTICuRA REMEDIES of which have sold
more than of all others OF the kind
MONRo BOND NJ D.,
$500 y. Broad street. PHILADELPHIA Pa
Sold by all druggists Price, CuTICuRA SOC:
REsoLvENT, Sl.OO; SOAP 2oc. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for Pamphlet.
Beau1fy the Complexion and Skin " using the CUTI-
CURA SOAR
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AmuSements TO-Nisi

ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUsE--BarlOw, Wilson
4 Rankin'S MinstTes.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Minnie Maddern in
~in spite OF All"
FoRp's OPERA HoUsE.-Myra Goodwin in
Sis
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.-"The MikadO."
CoSGREGATIoNALC HURCH.-Jubilee Singers
ALL SOULS CHURCH.-Lecture by Hon. Ho-
ratio King.
THEATER COMIQUE-Eariety.
DINE MUSEUN-iouise Arnot and variety,
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THE Boys AND THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
charged " before judge snell today with dis.
orderly conduct. Last Saturday, near the corner
Of Washington and Dunbarton streets, q cab
containing Chinaman, who appeared to be a
member OF the legation. was passing along the
street, followed by u crowd of boys, who were
calling out: Look at the Chinaman." Griffin
was arrested on complaint OF Major Ritten-
house, who appeared as q witness against him.
The judge said that public opinion was response
BILE for these acts, and took the boys personal
bonds to behave himself
DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-Mrs Emma
L. Frey, wife of Robert +. Frey, died yesterday
afternoon at her residence, No. 1850 Both street
from Briybt's disease, from which she had been
suffering but n short time.
BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-Att the Add monthly
meeting of the First Cooperative Building asso-
citation of Georgetown, held last night money
sold as follows: 1000 at SO per cent, $4,000 at
SO per cent 600 e at 90 Per cent. 81 500 at =
in the fourth series was very active. The report
made last evening shows profit or an accumu-
lated fund of over 500
2Sth to 31st streets, is broken in numerous
places, which has bad effect upon vehicles, and
which stands sadly In need of repairs. The
streets here have not been swept for some time
past.
NoTEs.-See advertisement of lecture on
"SavOnarOa,' by Rev. DIR. Leonard tomorrow
evening" -Stationkeeper Samuel Shanks is
again able to be out.
SHIPPING NEws.-sehooner Uranus cleared
today with five hundred tons of coal tor Fall
River.
GRAIN observation-disclosures ]. B. Robinson
arrived with 1900 bushels of wheat from Alex
andria for Hartley Bros
COAL TRADE.-The shipments from the mines
of the Cumberland coal region for the week
tons, and for the year, to date, =, 1854 6O7 tons
decrease of 117.456 tons from last year TO
Chesapeake and Ohio canal-week, IL ga tons;
year, 354 .4OS tons increase, 1880 tons
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF AFTER
ATT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 80: CON
dition, 81 Receiving reservoir, temperature,
connection, Is. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature A. AZ; condition at infiuent gatehonse,
tides in the river to-day at 1855 a. m. and
Alb pm.
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HANS NOTED SPECfALTIES IN MEMS Foor
WEAR.
SIG 9Th 81. and 1922 Penn ave-
100. ScrVi cc:lhle House Slippers
1]c. Hand Embroidered Velvet Slippers.
: So u eafner Working shoes
Sl.2J Neat Caters and English Balls
sl..ID I.cilat IL Button, Laced and CATERS
81 Cali congress, Butt IN and Laced.
81 Solid Full Stock Kip Boots
500 Fine calf shoes, every pair warranted
$50 Cali Sewed and Pegged Boots
50 Triumph, genuine hand-sewcd Shoes.
-; Baltimore Calf front and back Boots
~ Morocco top finest Calf Boots
- CuStOm-nlade Seamless Namp Shoes
- French Calf CustOm-nade Boots.
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F PEOPLE TROUBLED WITH COLDS WOULD
take Ayers Cherry Pectora before going to church
or places Of entertainment they would avoid cough
lns greatly to the comfort of both speakers
ers Public speakers and singers find that the Pecto-
raj wonderfully increases the power and exbiity of
the voice.
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As in to-day's great rush there were a great
many who could not be waited on, We offer for
tomorrow the following wonderful bargains SO
everyone may have another chance: Decorated
China Cuspadores, SIC; Celery Glasses, 17c.;
extra fine quality Bread Knives, ;2c., worth
81 90; l. doZ fancy Goblets. Ole: fancy Toilet
Soap, containing cakes, highly perfumed. in a
box, Ice. worth soc: Girls Sleighs, 4Sc; Boys
Sleds, 59c., worth $1.25; Bisque Dolls, with
where at S1.75; Tool Chests. containing 10
pieces, Use; larger sizes containing Is pieces.
A2c.; Toy Trunks, SIC: extra size, ice; sold
elsewhere at 1:5c and 1928: Toy Wash Sets,
23c.; Ladies' Work Stands, round or square,
72c., sold elsewhere at $3.50; Tin Kitchens,
lac, worth soc; larger Size BIC, worth .5c.;
extra fine Rattan Doll Carriages with Canopy
or Parasol top, S227, regular price elsewhere
$500; $3.50 Upholstered ShOoiys reduced to
S1.67; $l.25 Tables reduced to 79c. Other
Toys and full line OF House Furnishings at
wonderfully low prices.
Visites and Chfldren's ClOaks,
half price, at 736 9TH ST. Young's Mourning
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A YERS SARSAPARILLA THOROUGHLY
Acleanses the blood, stimulates the vital func-
tons. and restores the health and strength No
one whose blood is impure can feel we'll There is
weary. langud feeling and often sense of dscour-
agement and dependency. Persons having this feel
ing should take Ayers Sursapara to purify and vital
lie the blood. dI
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HoME-SpuN DREss Goops.
LATEST STYLE ALL PURE WOOL WIDE DOH.
BILE WIDTH, IN BROWN, BLUE AND
GREEN (real value 5O), reduced to 371sc
CART ER'S,
I'll Market Space, near It'll street.

TRICOT CLOTH, pure wool, double width all col
OrS, SOC.
ROYAL. SERGE, beautiful dress goods, all colors
IL yards for 81.
COLORED CASHMERFS. nearly one yard wide,
all cOOrs, IL yards for 81 SO.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality extra width
cheap at 81. 20, reduced to 81.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VEIVETS real
value 81 So, reduced to $l.25.
BLACK and COLURED SILK VELVEIS 81 IN
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS kmmensa s,ze all
pure fine WOOL real value 81 reduced to $500
HEAVY BED COMFORTS. 75c
CRIB BLANKETS, $1.OO.
LADIES CLOTH SkIRTING, one ward md holt
wide reduced 371ac. ~ ~
COLORED SILKS. SOC.
LADIES WOOL VESTS, &c.
ALL WOOL CASHMERES, bright co,ors for
children's wear, 25c. ,,,oa
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OSE BESsos,s CApcrxr p,

OxE BExsoS,s CApcrSr P,srrn
is worth dozen of any other kind Between the
varieties OF porous plasters there is but one
in action, SAFE easart to wear cleanly and cures all
ments in few hours which others are able even m
relieve. This fact is testified by 5000 nhvsicans
pharmacists and druggists. voluntarily and over their
own written signatures. limitations of tsapsop. no
ter. under the names Of "Capsicin," s1,anscpim ,s
.Capucin." "tapcncine," &C. offered tor sale
selves against IT. imposition BY examining the article
cloth and the word Capcine is poroused in the a
die Of the plaster itself mar, VA, sS H y,
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Street lamps will be lighted at 500 In and
eNtincuished at 500 a. IN.
Thomas Williams, cOlOred boy about .
years old. SDatched 4 pair OF shoes from in front
of Jacob Brooks shoe store, on 9TH street last
chased him and he dropped the shoes. He was
subsequently arrested and taken to- the Police
Court this morning, where he was sentenced to
six months in Jail.
Yesterday, in the case of A. =. CrenShaw agt.
the District for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ceived FROM falling over a water plug near the
Ebbitt house. the jury, in the second division OF
the circuit court, gave a verdict for 5000.
Mrs. Lena Saks, wife OF William Saks and
mother of MeSsrS. Andrew and lsidOre Saks. OF
Saks Il Co., died last night at her home, zoos
Sth street northwest, aged Ga years. Mrs. Saks
had many friends in this city. The funeral
will take place at . O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from her late residence.
There entertainment at All Souls
church last evening, given by the music COM
mittee of the parish union, Thomas Il. Rogers
chairman. An excellent program of vocal and
instrumental music was rendered by the follow
ing performers: MeSSrs. Holmes, Buchanan,
Whipple, Hill, Weller, Barberin, Gibson, Bick-
ford and Adams, Miss Hill and Mrs. Hill.
AT meeting of the 9th subdivision. Associ-
ated Charities, held at the residence OF Mrs
Gist, No. 217 street southeast, Rev. DIR. Ches-
ter In the chair, contributions from the union
meetings OF Metropolitan Presby terrain church
and 4th-Street Methodist Episcopal church,
held on Thanksgiving day, We're received and
divided between the 9th and 10th subdivisions
Rev. Dr. E o. Guerrant the famous evange.
list of the Kentucky synod of the Presby terrain
church south, Is in the city and conducting
church.
A, me sunday School institute last night
Rev. DIR. Hurlburt delivered an address on
-'How to Read the Bible Rev. w. Woodruff
secretary of the foreign mission schools, gave q
brief history of the enterprise with which he is
connected, and Prof k. -. Holmes spoke upon
1.-The Teachers Preparation
The Washington Alumni Association OF the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity will have a
meeting this evening at Weicker's.
The sale OF seats Tor the Jefferson engage
ment at the National theater next week will
begin AT the box office OF the theater Tomorrow
morning.
Rev. c. H. Mead. of New York, will speak un-
der the auspices of the w. T.. Il. L. at the 9Th
Baptist church Thursday evening at 1:SO.
At the annual meeting of the Washington
Homeopathic Medical society the following
officers were elected: :. j. Groat, VI. d., presi-
dent; Charles Allen, NJ. d., vice president; ID.
III. Riggs, VI. D., secretary; {. Il. Wfnslow. MD.
treasurer; |. b. Swormstedt, VI. d., George Lee
NJ d., and ID. H. Riggs, NJ. d.. censOrs.
Norfolk Lodge, No IS, r. z. o. T.. was in
stalled last sunday. Messrs L. h. S;,iler. j. T..
Potts, H. r Leach, y. b. Fithin and NJ. d. ia
cobs. of Washington Lodge, acting as grand
officers. Messrs. Urell. smith, Sinsheiner
Barnes. Arrick. Butler and Wade, OF Washing
ton, were also in attendance. Fifty-three mem
he Wei N
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RHEUMATIC, NEURALGIA, SCIATIC.
Sudden, Sharp, and Nervous Pains absolutely ami
hi:ated by the CUTICUEA ANTrPAIN PLAsr Err a per-
feet antldote to pain and inflammation New original
infalliblc. AT druggists. do
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"FOE REAL MERIT" says one of the most
celebrated prima donnas, "B. III. Douglass 4
sons CapsicUIn Cough Drops for irritation of
the throat are superior to anything have ever
used"
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Base Ran Mo,..-

A special to the New York Wor,I f,om provi-
dence, Il l.. December 1, says: The sale of the
franchise of the Providence club to the Boston
Base Ball association is said to have been Of.
fected for $4,000, which was donated bv more
than one CLUB. ofthe Providence players Rad
bourne ana DAILY SO to Boston. Denny refused
Esterbrooks place In New York GiIlican. Far.
rell, Carroll and Radiord and Paul Hines sre
there B'sssett is wanted by Harry Wright
with whom Ira has signed Joe start has NOT
decided where he will go. mas i'o'
The rIskE JcBilEE SINGERS entertained an
audience at the congregational church last
night with their familiar but ALWAYS deIigbtfui
melodies. Their second and last concert will
be given this evening wiz
A writ has been served in Boston in IN. c,so
of Boston against George A. Wilson and y
Chairman of the Water Board William A Sim
dicted. P
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1.-Jud0e Cor
Yesterday, Tenney & Co. agt. w hite Judgment
on stipulation. SimOns agt. Leadingham; re-
ferred to l.. NJ. Clark to take testimony. Bier
man ct al. agt. Eiseman; verdict for plaintitf
two cases.. Benjamin & Co. agt Eiseman YER
dict for plaintiff. Buckham ct al. agt. Bennett:
referred TO a. Il. Duvall. Stern Bros. and Falk
agt. Eiseman; verdict for plaintiff. Rosenberg
Manufacturing company agt. Eiseman; verdict
for plaintiff.
To-day, Nunan & Wall agt. Norris Cook & Co.
agt. O'Hare and Young agt. DuttOn; defaults.
Read agt. Jackson; death Of defendant sug-
gested. Windsor & Ford agt. johnson; jury
out.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Crenshaw agt. District OF COlum.
bia; verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
To-day. Van Bell q Co. agt. Payne: default
NailOr agt. Gait; ON hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Jud0e HaDner.
Yesterday, Martin ngt. Buckley; sale con-
drmed finally, and reference to the auditor or.
dered. Bear agt. Hynes; sale confirmed nisi and
bid ordered accepted. Callahan agt Callahan.
appearance Of defendant ordered. Browne cot
Sanders; submitted.
To-day, Gilberg agt Gilberg: decree of divorce
creed and w; ]. Newton appointed truatee
Worsley agt Worsley; testimony ordered taken
before b. g. Lovejoy, examiner. Butler agt
Butler; sale confirmed nist. Morrison agt. Nor
rison; b. H. Warner substituted trustee. Gal
lagher agt Anderson; receiver authorized to sue
Johnson agt. Baldwin; bill dismissed with costs
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IL Pennsylvania ave-. near 18th St
GLORIOUS SUCCESS.
Every Afternoon and Night This Week. the Versa
tile, Musical and Dramatic Actress,
LOUISE ARNOT
supported by HARRY &. ALBAC(;H and Splendid
Company.
WEDNESDAY-THE LITTLE DErECTINE,
In which Miss ARNoT sustsins characters.
SusN \ Tel hrAted
Friday The Child OF the Mountain Great Play
NHi'Na@s uh on the hudson.
Especially TO please the ladies and children.
Admission to all only 10 cents q.
VERZOGS NINTH STREET OPERA HOr7Sk
1 One square north of Pennsylvania avenue
L. VI. Two Performances Daily. SIP NJ.
From the National Republican.
The beauty. intelligence and fashion OF Washing
ton were splenidly repress nted at Herzog.s form
ing a crowded audience for the "Stkado.f Delight
WAS universal, applause tremendous. aud many
the encores. How could affairs have been otberw
with such an appreciatiye assenbage and capable
representation as that of the National Ideal Opera
Company: Nanki Poo-Mr Gerard Coventry bore
well his Character throughout. and in excellent
voice. no ko-Mr ]. II. Oakiey-cou.d not haNe h.en
better rendered Yum lunl-Miss Agnes Eare-was
beautiful and charming. The entire opera, indeed,
Was admirably rendered and liberal praise CIV a
every participant Scenery. settings, and wardrobes
were surprisingly rich"
Admission, 10 and 25c.
In pref aration Pirates of Penzance.' dl
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IOc. hOyaI UIue menus everything.
81 Per Gallon. 15c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near d st. s&w-3m
MOrell, 734 9Th NV, 100 +. cigars, S1-9. Try.
Bernard Bailey. 800 9TH st. n. W., Wood
and Willow Ware and manufacturer of Brooms
and Brushes. I'm
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THE PATRONS of the PalaiS Royal will be
pleased to learn the souvenirs of the Holiday
opening are to be continued until Saturday
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MEMS Prince Albert suits Eiseman, 9TH and E.

CHILD Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman, 9TH
and
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" ~. tTFERING our entire stock of Bige-
luys - ,:rI~Svi> AT SI.21 per yard. W. Ii.
htr.s >t.G cor. Ilth and streets NV
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To ORDER s25 suits. Eiseman Bros, 9TH
and f.
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HEAVY ROBBERY REPoRTED.-Samuel +.
Martin, $500 10th street, reported To the police
today that between o and o O'Clock Monday
night his house was entered through a second
story back window and robbed OF SiGD i'm cash
!. gold watch worth $40. a diamond ring worth
go, n gold ring worth SO. and bed clothing
worth S1.5O total Sj:;6Ju
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CITY ITEMS.
Don't Forget the little Ones.
N,ryvrr To- MORROW

AtR. Goldschmids, S12 9Th street n. W.
This means that we DO not forget our Juvenile
patrons, and offer extraordinary Inducements
10 cheer their merry hearts. The following
list of prices we have specially prepared: 100
marbles for Sc; patent iolding chairs only soc:
combination desk and slate only CSC. worth
Sl.5O; larger size S1..9. worth $3.50: boys
TOOL chest containing "a useful tools. only
soc, worth Sl.5O: children's wash sets. con-
tanning pieces. only SAC, regular price zoe:
boys military outfit complete. only &c, worth
$3.50: childs French china decorated cham
Der sets only iSc., worth 100; double trundle
horses only $50, worth Sl.5o; superior violin
in n case only 4Sc.. worth Zoe: extra fine, &c.
worth 81 80: toy tables &c., worth 35c.; French
model wax dolls, 10 inches long, only 25c.,
worth DOE: a large IL key piano only 9.c.,
worth S1.5O; military ten pins something new
only I1c. worth 15c.; larger 95c worth : 1 so;
toy tea sets &c.; combination bedstead and
wardrobe 91c. "a novelty. former price S1.15:
large size dominoes only &C., worth 19c.; fam
dango or doll swing, only S9c.; large black
board on easel only SIC, worth Sl.5O.
Best Russian Circulars
and cheapest Newmarkets, 736..th st. Young's
Mourning Store.
German Hand.Knit WOODEN Gloves.
5Oc at Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 9Th and
III
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ADJUSTMENTS.

4 NoNCERT AND EXHIBITION OF THE
~ Fletcher Chapel NJ. r sunday school, cor. New
York ave and 4th st.. at the church. FRIDAY, DEL.
SIN go for the beneft of the School Library.
Admission. loo. 1ts
REN. WM A. LEONARD. n D.. WILL. 1.EI TrRE
IN tlr new chapel OF Christ Church. West Wash
lneton, TOMORROW Thursday VIEWING. at =
pm Slbleri: SANOnarOla AdnliSS hthr. "