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The school BOARD.

CONSIDERING CHANGES TIE RULES-A PROPOSITION
BoARD-A SUGGESTED BIsECrION OF TIE SIXTH d.
vIsroN-NoRE FREQUENT MEETINGS PROPOSED.
The bOarS Of school trustees spent nearly two
hours last night In winding its way through par
namenrary labyrinth on motion OF Mr.. Brooks 10
reconsider vote by which decision OF the chair
an regard 10 the construction OF rule was over
ruled at q former meeting This motion was finally
carried. and the board considered the proposed
changes In the bylaws and rules committee OF
the whole, srter motion to suspend the rule re-
curing u tWO-third vote 10 adopt an amendment
10 the rules had failed A proposed amendment by
MT. Smith providing for geographical division OF
the sixth division was FIRST taken up for consider
alton by the committee OF the whole and was lost
Dr.. Purv1s offered an amendment, which was
adopted by the committee. creating nine divisions
Instead OF eight. so there would De one division foe
each trustee. TO carry out the proposition another
amendment was adopted providing that the county
schools at present composed In the sixth division
saan constitute the sixth and ninth divisions
proposed amendment naming the superntend-
ents as Officers OF the boar; created considerable
discussion Mr. Btrney objected that these officials
were not officers Of the board and were not elected
by the board
MI. Brooks urged that they were the profess
stonal executive officers of the board. He thought
they were making the executive officers strangers
70 this board They were eOequal with the board,
and not created by the board The moment the
superintendent became the creature OF the board
he would become the subservient tool of the board
The amendment was adopted
proposition 10 appotnl two days each month,
instead OF one, for stated meetings was warmly de-
fafed- Dr. Puryis and Mr.. Smith urged the neces-
say OF having an additional monthly meeting. SO
as 70 give opportunity for discussing purely educa
Ii6nai matTerS4 Gen Blrney said the board at
present was In session about thirty hours during
Tie year. The report OF the committee teachers
and Tie committee on ways and means occuDIei
about - hours and 30 minutes, leaving 30 minutes
year for discussing educational matters. During
the fifteen months he had oeen member OF the
board no purely educational matter had been dis
cussed- he was In favor OF three meetings
month. an0 offered an amendment to that effect,
but subsequently withdrew the amendment. The
amendment proposing two meetings a month was
adopted
The committee rose. and the board took a recess
without completing the consideration OF the rules
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COMMITTEES TO PROCURE HICKORY CANEa
At meeting OF the Jackson democratic associa-
ton, held at Cosmopolitan hall last evening. Mr. T.
T. Norris presiding, James W. King and " Ryan
were elected members. Dr.. Allen was elected cor
responding secretary. DR.. Allen reported from the
committee on banquet that they would be able To
turn about $l00 into the treasury Mr. Newmyer
proposed that each member carry hickory cane
IN the inaugural procession, and he was appointed
q committee TO procure canes motion by nr
Alien that the members be requested TO appear In
DARK clothes was lost
SLIGHT FIRks-About IS O'Clock last night fire
house 1Ss 4Ih street, northwest, occupied by Jane
Lawson. coiored The cause Is supposed TO nave
peen spontaneous combustion, aud the loss was
~ iuly Insured About O'Clock the fire depart
chimney at Mr.. RJ.Meigs zoe New Jersey avenue
eoutheaSL AT lD:45 last night fire took place az
ao1 street northwest, the floor catching from a
coal dropping through the hearth; damage Slight
About ssi5 O'Clock this morning an alarm was
turned In from box $40. for IRE In the basement OF
house No. ls1l Ilth street, occupied oy Abraham
Kaufman. The nre was caused by one OF the eIn-
psoyes cropping lighted match Ga some raw cot
Pumps Or TIE NEwsBoYs.-There Will be a
meeting In the interest OF the newsboys OF ne CITY
held N the red parlor Of the Riggs house p. m
efforts 70 aid and elevate this class or our younger
citizens are invited TO attend
HKnzo0's MusEUx-There win be matinees at
folks Sawyers Georgia MinstrelS, Punch and
judy and Tiny Dot, the midget, VIII appear seats
may De secured SIX days IN advance.
CLosiSs SALs or WRAPs.-Mr Bowling Will have
Q closing sale OF I dies WRAPS tomorrow morning
&C II O'Clock, when the balance WIN be disposed Of
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FAn1 AND W1srrn IMroarArrox
sut.nRs Overcoatings. and Troueerngs received and
open for inspection Gentlemen viii place tier orders
1.-THE
WARRINGTON.
81. D. BARR
~ iii fennayJvants sseuua
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THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.

THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR.
Is without doubt the most BEAUTIFUL and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour in the world
The Nillers have not only the most perfec t.l con.
tanning it does all the most improved Machineryin.
vented up to the present time but they produce Flour
UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world To prove that
We would simply state that large quantity of this
magnificent Flour is shipped annually to Europe AID
eaten at the principal Courts of the old world We
GUARANTEE that it Is made from selected hard wheat
grown in Minnesota and Dakota. 1t is acknowledged
fact that in this Flour perfect separation Of the guti
nous particles Of the wheat berry and thorough en-
nation Of all weak and ssrchy matter has last been
reached and is consequently more NUTRITIOUS yield
ing bread to the barrel than any other Flour The
best trade admits that from its breadnak qualities
it is the cheapest well as the best for either family
or bakers use. and unsurpassed by any Flour made
Every sack AID barrel warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
STE RLING'S ST. LOUIS FANCY.
One of the most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered to the trade 1t is unexcced by other Patent
except Ceres. and viii please the exactns nouss
keeper aud satisfy the most fastidious epicura
GILT-E DEE.
Amagnifcent Winter Wheat Patent
Re ANC E.
Asplendd Minnesota Patent Flour. made by the cello
hrated Hungarian 1t is cheap and bead
tiful Patent. within the reach of all classes. and
guarantee will give satisfaction TO every who viii
tryit
LDEN HILL
The old reliable standby AMI the Standard family
Flour of theDistrct equal in quality toa many
high priced Patent Hours whilst ii be bought f)r
considerable less money We defy competitors to bring
forth any Flour superior to CERES. STERLING.
GILT.EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN HILL. and We
feel assured that any housekeeper who es them
will never use anything elsa For sale by all grocsra
Wholesale Depot corner street and Indiana avenua
sells WM. NJ. GAIT h CO.
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ALBAUGB'S OPERA HoUsE.--An audience Of large
proportions witnessed Miss Maggie Mitchelfs
pretty and touching representation OF Marie, the
young Savoyard, in "The Pearl OF Savoy" at this
house last night This evening "LOrle" will be
given. Miss kiitchelPs audiences in this city are
largely made up OF ladies and her hold upon them
Is the best testimonial or her power as actress
and her excellence as woman.
NATIONAL THEATER--The rough-and-tumble alb
s1rdi;ies OF 1--WE, Us s. Co" Kept another large au
dience in nearly continuous laughter at the
National theater last night. The piece Is one OF
the funniest ever seen here.
FosD'D OPERA HOUSE.-The good business with
which the week began at this house, was continued
last night. Mr.. Mackay'5 whimScalitieS and the
spirited singing OF the whole troupe kept the au-
dience In great good nuncr throughout the even
Ing.
PROF. FISKE's LScTUREs.-Prof. EiSke Will deliver
another OF his interesting lectures on the 'Ameri
can Revolution" at the Congregational church this
evening.
Miss DAyHNPoRrs ENGA6EMESr.-MisS Fanny
Davenport viii appear at the National theater next
week in her now famous Improvisation Of Fedora,
In Sardou's great drama OF that name. Miss Dav
exports success In this role has been remarkable
She Is supported by strong company. The sale
OF seats begins tomorrow morning.
The living ESGA8EaENT.-The sale OF seats for
the Irving week at Albaugh's will begin at the box
ofiice OF the house tomorrow morning. Every
thing indicates that the engagement will be great
SlcceSS every RESPECT.
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Cowardiy Use OF Dynamite.

C0Wars1iY Use OF DYnamite.
STRONG RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY TIE FEDERATION
OF LABOR UNIONS
The federation OF labor unions last evening
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That the federation Of labor unions OF
the District OF Columbia, believing that the reforms
demanded by the working classes OF the country
can be more surely and enectually brought about
Dy peaceful and lawful means-through agitation
education and organization and an intelligent non-
partisan use OF the balOt-rather than by the cow.
ardiy and uncivtlHed use OF dynamite repudiates
incendlary utterances and condemns unlawful acts
on the part OF any and all persons who presume to
SO speak and act IN the name OF organized labor.
Mr.. JONES GETS DAxA6Es.-The trial OF the case
OF Fred W: Jones. an appeal from a magistrates
court. against the Pullman Palace Car Company
was concluded In the Circuit Court yesterday after
TIE STAE's report closed. The action was to re-
cover s. so, the value OF an umbrella lost in Jan
uary. 1884, as the plaintiff claimed, through the
negligence OF the defendants servants. After a
discussion as to the law the court decided that the
plaintir was guilty OF contributory negligence in
not demanding the return OF the umbrella before
company OF the responsibility of taking care Of an
article left by traveller The jury found for plain
tiff. =
PROPOSING TO FINISH THE ". o. RAILROAD
Col. Boyce, vice president OF the Staurton Valley
Winchester, Va, to build the Washington, West
ern and Ohio railroad from Round Hill, LOudoun
county. equip and run the cars TO Winchester upon
the condition that the city and Frederick county
issue their bonds, when completed, for $3.50, 90
bearing per cent. The road Is to issue In lieu
thereof their bonds at per cent secured by rrst
mortgage.
The WAsBINGroN MONUMENT DEDfCATION.-The
Baltimore Sun Of to-day says: "Dr Joseph NJ Toner
one OF the commissioners OF the Washington Monu-
ment association at Washington. called on MAYOR
LatrOOe yesterday in company with DR.. w. Chew Van
B1Dber. OF Baltimore DIR. Toner said it was the
intention Of inviting all organized bodies having
charge OF monuments TO attend the ceremonies at
tending The dedication Of the Washington monu-
menL.
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all druggists and dealers In medicine 2ca bottle
Almost given away Tomorrow only, at
X Goldschmds S2-7th st. NV; 80 It. clothes lines
&c; 80 It. &c; so IT, 12c; Rising Sun stove polish 6
cakes for 25c, large Japanned dust pans with brush
loo; Pin hat racks SC; 10 pin &c; inch rubber
backing brush and boxes CT Army aud Navy
backing 19c; handsome china dinner Set, 100
brokenl reduced from s17 to &I2 As; large whisks
&c; Goldschuids Mammoth Toilet soap cakes for
25c; cOGred Or white shelf paper. 48 sheets for &c.
silver glass bouquet holders &C. pair lar ge water
pitcher ana goDletS to match 43c; brOomS lie; 2
handsome decorated china chamber sets with jar,
Slightly damaged), reduced from Sill. to $3.50 each
colored glass night-lamps 17c; handsome decorated
English china dinner set, 118 pieces, gravy boat
damaged) reduced from S2 to ST.. As; hand painted
English china tea sets, 81 pieces, reduced from So 80
to IS 4s; Baby carriages left over IRON last year
duced from SIS. to $40.
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WILL MCDONALD. 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago,
Rheum on head neck face and lexs for seventeen
years. not able to walk except hands and knees for
not able help hrself for eight years tried
hundreds Of remedies; doctors pronounced his case
hopeless: permanently cured by CurIcURA REsoLvENT
(bood purerl internally and CUTICURA and CUTICURA
SOAP (the greA skin cures) externally.
CHAS. .HOUGHTON. ESQ, lawyer. % State street.
Boston, reports of Eczema under his observation
for ten years. which covered the patients body and
limbs and to which all known methods Of treatment
had been applied without benefit which completely
cured solely by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES leaving
clean and healthy skin
F. H DRAKE. ESQ.,. Detroit, Mich, suffered untold
fortunes from Eczema which appeared on his ands
head and face and nearly destroyed his eyes, After the
most careful doctoring and consultation of ysicans
failed to relieve him be- used the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
and was cured. and has remained so to date.
MR.. JOHN THIEL. Wilk esbarre Pa writes: II have
suffered from Salt Rheum for eight years at times
bad that could attend my business for
at q time Three boxes Of CUr1cURA and four bottles
REsoLvENr have entirely cured of this dreadful
disease"
Sold by all druggists Price: Cur1cuRA. so cts RE.
SOLVENT. 81: SOAP, Is cts.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston. Masa
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
CUTICURA SOAP AN EXQUISITE TOILET.
Bath and Nursery Sanative. ja15
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Coudensed I.oca1S.

COu0enSeU IOcH1Ss
The revival at the Mt vernon Place NJ. E. church
continues
The Grand Division OF the Sons Of Temperance,
at their meeting last evening protested against the
pending license bill.
One OF the guides at the Capitol yesterday found
. pocketbook. containing $40 in money, bonds
valued at 81 aO ETC., which he restored to the gen.
tieD1an from Richmond, who had lost it, and was
rewarded with IL.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR MAIL BAGS.

L1ROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. January L. 1855
Separate Sealed Proposals will be received
partment until the NINTH DAY OF MARCH. 1885, &c
NOON, Cor furnishing. by contract Mail Bags conform
ing in every respect the official samples such
ouantiti and such times may be ordered during
the term Of four years. BEGINNING the first day u
AIril, 1855
Specifications of the several classes Of Mail BaRs and
Of the conditions and requirements relating TO tie
posals and contracts and lso blank forms bidding
viii be furnished application by letter TO the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal viii be
sidered which shall not have been submitted in accord
with such specifications
The contracts which may be made will be In confor.
nifty to the specifications and the accepted proposal
The right is reserved however to reject any al ths
proposals.
FRANK HATToN.
jal4-law6t Postmaster General
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MRS c. DosovAN,o of SIS 5th avenue, New York, an
nounces second opening OF Dinner, Reception nd
Bali Dresses at her parlors 1885 street, on Thurs
day, January 18th
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
Crrrev OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL oFyrcse
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. January 2S. 1885. 10 am
For the middle Atlantic states. local SHOWS and
rims followed by colder clearing weather, rising
barometer. winds shifting to northwesterly.
weather Is indicated for the districts bordering on
the Atlantic.
TER COLD WAVE ORDERED Up.
Cold wave Dag was ordered up at washington at
Sl6 this morning and the temperature VIII Iai
about Is degrees In next q hours
MAGSIFIcENr SALE Of engravings etchings and
water colors, artists proofs and reward proofs for
Two days, Thursday and Friday, January Goth and
sOth, at Jui1es Lansburgh's, 3I5 7th street. Gre
s.tcns from the best artists will be display. The
ton -
MRS c. DosovaN, OF 3I5 5th avenue, New York, an
nounces second opening OF Dinner, Reception and
hall Dresses at her parlors, 1885 street, On Thurs
day, January 2Sth
BRIEFS and Records printed promptly. Gray &
Clarkson'S
Yard wide percales sHc Storms. sO4 9TH street
FAvons for the German. Gould's, 421 9Th st.
LADIES are notified that tomorrow the annual
mid-winter opening at the PalalS Royal COM
mencea The souvenirs are attractive.
ClaARKrrE SMOKERS viii be interested to learn
that by recent ruling OF the custom house auth
critics reducing the duties the celebrated paper
ambre-that will not stick 10 the lpS-the popular
brand OF opera Puns cigarettes can now be OBJ
1ained at the popular price or and 10 cents in
packages OF tens and twenties; also, in boxes OF
hfty al . cents.
CoUeas, COLDS AND SORE THROAT yield readily
TO y. H. Douglass Sons Capscum Cough Drops
GRAY & CLARKsoN, Printers. Globe Printing Of1ce
$50 Pa. ave.
BURY's PTFsIsszwA cures all Kidney, Bladder
diseases, &c, 81
LONDON Cough Syrup, only l0c; sold by druggist
ARTIFICIAL EYES; eyeslght fitted Hempler AZ st.
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ELPHONZO YOUNGS
Grocer 42S 9Th street between D and E.
S.-Dont fail to try MANDHELING JAVA
d29-l I'm
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NIGHT DRESSES
Plain sacque Gowns. finished with Cambria Rufhes.
29c., worth soc.
Plain well made Gowns, good Cotton superior finish
&c, a bargain at 81
Fine Muslin, deep yoke. three rows Insertion between
si25' 'l''0"'e Aus' ''' HIS gown "0u'o 'e cheap III
Hrd fok 1--WE H ns and sssT
trimmed with Rufaes of Embroidery. &c.: most de-
cided bargain
SKIRTS.
Extra good quality Muslin. with ruies and tuckins
Fine Muslin with finch Cambria ruaie with five
French tucks, and hen with wide and marrow tucks
Fine Muslin. with 9-inch handsome Embroidered
Flounce with tucks above. forming in all trimming
q yard deep. 9ic. worth Sl-5O,
Good Muslin. plain band, neck and sleeves well fin
ished. lec. regular 25c Chsinise.
Yoke of Insertion between four clusters of five fine
tucks embroidered front. neck and sleeves trimmed
with fine Hamburg Edge 47c: never sold for less tiIan
Pompadonr Yoke of all over Hamburg Embroidery
square nsss WITH he s,noreiidery ee and neck and
DRAWERS
Good Muslin with hem and five tucisnicely finished
19c-: bargain at Csc
Muslin with i've tucks and Cambria rufie and tuck
ing, Sec; regular price 4Sc.
Fine Muslin wide and narrow tucking deep embrold-
cred rufiie &C.. 9Sc.
Fine Muslin. fine open-work Hamburg Insertion be-
tween French tucks- edged with wide open- work EN-
broidery TO match. sSc-; very cheap at &l50
INFANTS LONG SLIPS
Good Cambria. neck and sleeves trimmed with fine
ruitie. 23c; Cambria costs more
Cambria, with Mother Hubbard Yoke fine tucking
and embroidery. 49c
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Startling Reductions in French Woven and Domestic
COhSETs marked at IS to 3S cent lower than
lar.prices.
Good Corsets at &c: special Offering
Better corsets at 5oc.. worth IRON u to el50
We must reduce stock and therefore have made prices
exceptionally low Call early to avoid the anticipated
rush.
LANSBURGH BRO,
60 40 "a AND as
aIs SEVENTH STREET.
ssf % " a ! ISL lisa; H ss;
% : : ~ Er,u s :: "a s s:sss:
thing Else Solid Rock and costs 2oc. B0ttle DRUG
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HoSPITAL BUILDINGS HAMPToN.vA-OFFIcE
III CT Hornblower Marshal. Architects, Vernon Row,
Washington ID C=Sealed PROPOSALS will be recslyed q
tins Office until IMELVE O'CLOCK NOON. TCEsDAf.
and constructing each of buildings for hospital
purposes at the National Home for Disabled voluntser
ton Pavilion. Dining fayihon Ward Pavilion. ana
separate win made for plumbing and heating
further obtained at this ONCE after Thur
day. January sth. 1895
An proposals must be Endorsed PROPOSALS for Con.
etructiou Propos Us for heating Proposals
for Plumbing and Sitting of Hospital Buildne1 N.
H d =. q HAMPTON. Va. and sddresssd 70 '0el;
check for 81 600 payable his order Eusrantse q
sny Or ii BIOS e or to aaiye sascso rrs
HoRNBLowER MARSHALL. ArcnitscHA
3a3sSwto,a3i
DROPoSALs FOR SMALL MIsCELLANEOu0
Il CASTINGS. BAR IRON AND STEEL AND HARD
OFFICE or BuILDrxo yoa STATE, wAR
AND NAVY DEPARrNEHra
wAsHTreroK. d. c. january 18th, 10ok
Separate Sealed Proposals for furnishing and dsaivs
minor items Of Hardware. lsr Iron I'D Steel requiFs4
for the Building stat War sDd Navy DepartineooD
N .h on cay fEBk6xsT SRs M
opened Immediately thereafter In presence Of bidAs1
Specifications, general Instructions TO btddsEs m
Ssrs vii Ss furnIsSsd to ss.sbsSsd msa0sScssr5
and dealers on sppi,cst bon y this once.
gHes a sa ss.ss cAsa ;Y Seis:s -,
RocERs-Now Is YOUR TIME-I.AlGP cuIH
NJ neys at half price; med um small Sc: largslel
snss s9s or :.a s ss s Ssrn. sd ss ss
oil. Sc a s0NNENsTR4HLs..-.
II a10 5th sfssse nosehwuh
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CLosfSs SALx or WsAPs.-Mr. Downing viii have
closing sale OF lsdies' wraps tomorrow morning
&C II O'Clock, when the balance WIN be disposed OF.
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4 LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 2 1885.
SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
Mr.. HENRY IRVING.
MISS ELLEN TERRY

MISS ELLEN TERRY
THE LYCEUM COMPANY.
n0SRaH IS s!oniy t:ns T IRVis SELLS
his sniiss 'yffa y II Of
Feb cHsS 81 VEs femsdy THE MEE
s s5K4f. :%R HEShx Trying
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10 v Nilis Poetic h Pay ,or.y
QUEEN aaAH HENsE E: M1k Mh HENRY IRVING
Feb fhh bism nsa 5oay
E?aHSE H hINx l fEhsa
FRIDAY EVENING ssoE Es1 SoF H1Y H.as'-hUoH ADO
BEKFRIeH n Mk H EIkEE I FEKSa
a.s: OF yas.ss
cassimer Dsla K5nss s xi in five acts
LOUIS adapted p HENRY HHpf kTNa
Private = cry seat
seats will begin at box office Thursday January
HERzo''s L SFE L hSsbGN HALp.
efERfa e iaa iirf xsp S fhFf.
sA RWhASSS sGkFkaISGES S6SSHs5ft1
Old Original only
Is. GEORGIA MINsTRELs rs
9 END M Fun on THE ~ 2E EHR or FUN
First week Of the HUMAN ATOM.
MAJOR TOT.
Afternoons only PUNCH AND JUDY
admission to Family y, Circle y cents
Reserved Seats may be secured six days in adSanee
without extra charge at the COX office OF the Museum
S:s:ss: ~ E sss
Feh2-JENNIE CALEF. ja26
sEkAT bSuBLE coz coMPASY s.hshi'
& SSS1s S GSE
AGNES %4 Eslssta:e a hna fs EPIPHANY
VHEATER CoM1QUE.
snms 4RbSEo ysna.y
.!d s Aimee shs p ng%an
@ hss ana hsmas
tb sss and Msyo Rrsh sna Mood are members
and Saturday, Avn Next week-Mo0re and Holmes British
EVER Y sse III ssf e %aas I'M matinee At
scenes in Psychology and Mesmerism; marvellous fun
Instructions given through the day. ta2s.et
RANJO! BANJO! BANJO! QUICKLY AND COR
ID rectly taught by simple method ia one Quarter for
only &6 Parior open from 2 until 10 p m
T oUIs wEBE;R,s oRSHEsTRA.--TELEPHoNE
orders to residence 726 7th ST. left Droops
Ellfs or Metzerott Music Stores and Demonet's con-
fecttonery store Will receive prompt attention al9
VHOICE SEATS
u for Ill the Theaters.
BKENTANO BROS.
jsl7-3m Pennsylvania avenue cor nth street.
$40 va 800
THROUGH THE HALL.
Greatest simplicity. durability needs REPAIRS with
ten varieties Of type In English foreign languages
changed in 80 neconda Writing beautiful perfectly
clear: Machine in walnut case only seven pounds
Chief drawbacks aganat Type Writers-hgh cost COM
plexity ir-eguariy. nou-poEtatdtty-au obviated In
the HALL.
Copying solicited ct lowest rates
Once; lS0 STREET
rs RI EvAfR General Agent
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BARGAINS Ii GRocERIEs.

BARGAINS IL GRocrn1Es
Tomatoes in Glass. ~.
Jars for Siuo
Chambers Peaches for Cream,
Large Cans for ........j .-..-....-.-.-....Si ~
Evarorated Appiesi o,oo
lbs for -; 81 ID
Evaporated Peaches
31a lbs for
Plain Dried Peaches-Brigit Fruit .,oo
lbs for .........t -..-.......-..SLU
New Turkish Prunesi m
IL lbs for. 81 W
New French Prunes,
IL lbs, for {
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CITY ITEMS.

Salvation Oi1, the great pain-cure, Is sold by
all druggists and dealers In medicine at 25ca botte
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BRIEFS and Records printed promptly. Gray &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-28

Cold wave nag was ordered up at Washington at
Sl6 this morning and the temperature Will faii
about Is degrees In next 81 hours.