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Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at $40 p. m and ex-
tinguished at Sis ia. m.
I1tendant Stoutenburgh thinks that Charles
CLARK, the legless soldier, who has been 50 trouble
some TO the police and Judge SMELL and who is now
In the worxhouse for vagFancy. IS insane. and
should be placed In the government asylum and
the expense OF his board paid from his pension
money.
Alta meeting of the Church Choral Union at the
9th street Presbyterian church last evening Rev.
Theodore Wynkoop presiding, it decided TO
form advance class TO continue the two musical
centers OF last year, and form additional ones, If
necessary in other sections of the city.
Yesterday afternoon a boy, named Joseph Carney,
was accidentally shot in the left leg by another
boy. named Patrick Common. Carney lives at cog
1st street southwest
Pleasant CObbs, cOlOred boy, 10 years old, az
rived at the b. and p railroad depot at 95G O'Clock
last night from Charlottesville. Va, Eot knowing
where he was nor how he got here. He was taken
TO the first precinct station for lodging.
John Carney, about fifteen years OF age, residing
at No. coz LIST street southwest, accidentally shot
himself yesterday afternoon In the right leg, Just
above the kee, while playing with pistol.
At the signal Office this morninG, IL was stated
that the weather tomorrow Will be fair with
slightly colder temperature.
Edward Thomas and William Carter. two colored
boys, were sentenced by Judge Smell in the Police
Court this morning TO sixty days la Jail each for
stealing pair of pants and SHOES from Abraham
Schomoerg'S store. at No. 9O3 ID street northwest.
Upon recommendation OF the examining commit
tee John ID. Smith has been admitted 70 the bar OF
the Supreme Court OF the District as an attorney
and coUnSeilOr-at-law.
pleasant feature OF the installation of the off,
GERS OF Washington Lodge, No. 6, J. o. o. T.. last
evening was the presentation by John 7. Given. On
behalf Of the members OF the lodge. 10 Andrew
jackson, p. g. VI. and treasurer, OF beautiful gold
badge testimonial OF their regard Tor hlIn and IN
cCmmemoratiol OF his twenty years services as
treasurer OF said lodge.
The ladies OF the central Baptist church have
gwen tne pastor rev j. w Roane, surprise In
shape OF a fine brOadciOth suit Of clothing and a
pocket full of money.
To-day Virginia A. GOlibart filed petition for a
divorce from Walter H. Golibart on the ground OF
CeSertiOn.
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Alexandria Affairs.


RAILROAD PRosPBCTs-The new directory OF the
Virginia Midland railroad began its session in New
York this morning. 1t Is thought that at this
meeting the policy hereafter to be pursued In refer
land systems will be developed and the position OF
Alexandria in the new arrangements determined.
WEEK OF PRAYER.-The week OF prayer services
were continued last night. The union meeting
Kern, OF the NJ. E. church. south, led the services.
Rev. Dr. Dinwiddte, OF the Prince-street Presbyte-
1an church. VIII of1cfate tonight at services to be
held at the Washington-street Baptist church.
UNITED STATES COURTs--Judge Hughes opened
the United States circuit and district courts for
business at the post ONCE building this morning.
The case OF Shirley King vs. Schooner Oliver was
NorEs.-Mr. W. A. Vincent has taken the oath
and given bond as state assessor, with Mr. William
II. May as surety on his bOnd-The coal office Of
Hamilton Co., OF Baltimore, in this place has
been closed and their agent here transferred to
Baltimore, for the present season a. ieast.-An
endeav0r will be made to secure cheaper telegraph
rates for Alexandria They are now two and a.
half times as high as the rates In Washington.-
Mrs. Gilmartin, residing on the Washington road
near the edge OF the city, died yesterday afternoon
The Washington and Loudoun telegraph COM
pany meets here tc-morrow.--Richard Strider
hurt himself badly by fall on Prince street yes
terday.-The Mount Vernon Cooperative Build
ing Association has declared dividend OF S. per
public schools will be held in Peabody hall on FRI
day evening next, at 8 O'Clock. Dr.. HOdgkin. OF
Washington. will lecture to the teachers on ''The
Teeth."-W. F. Creighton has been reelected
president and S. E. Uhler secretary OF the Mount
vernon Building Associatlon.--The Relief hook
and ladder company has elected Pank Agnew pre-
sident and R. nj. Latham. foreman.
RECENT RoBBERIEs.-Mrs Gen. r. B. Ayres at
the Washington barracks reports stolen from her
house flve teaspoons, value Sl0.-Hugo Rothen-
room was forced open and watch and chain,
Clothing and money stolen, value s3675.
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UTICURA.
LEPROsY OF THE JEWS
WILD. BURNING ITCH, THAT STRIKES WITH
A THOUSAND ELECTRIC ITCHING NEEDLES.
~ o T I c q r A.

EDITOR ALTOONA, PA, CALI wish to say some
thing in praise of that valuable medicine, CUTICU
which saw advertised in paper. have had that
old lefrosy of which in the Bible where the
Jews first got it among them and did not know how to
curei 1t has many other English names. have had
1t ON my body for sixty years. No doctor could
tell Inc what it was and probably never would have
known hal not seen the advertisement in your val
liable paper. First it is scaly affection of the skin
next looks like barnac,es l's bottom or an
old log that has laid in the for long time and
just the same in feet, knees and elbows and by
taking microscope and looking at it looks worse
In other words We will chthyosis fish skin then
then comes what call The wild burning itch that
viii strike you with thousand electric itchy needles
You cannot tell
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WHERE TO SCRATCH FIRST.

You then have to out into the open air to get
heved. Why, it is dreadful and having many emil
nent doctors and none knowing what do for you but
have found the lost treasure at last 1t did not take
two spoonfuls of the CUTICURA RosoLvESr before it
took that burning itch by the throat and bid them
hold off, and it is off. My fcsh is becoming softer my
hair is becoming soft and silky and then got to using
external Observation-Disclosures 5OAP-and anoint the
parts with CUIIcURA Il the thousands knew the good
hess of this medicine as do, they would be twenty.
four hours without it. 1t Is not Oh " adapted to my
CASE but to all Others and sbelieve, this let
him stop next door to the l. House her, take my
microscope and see for himself JOSEPH W. RILEY
HoLLIpAYsBURG Pa, Nov. IL, 1853
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ACCOUNTING ITCHING

And burning skin diseases instantly relieved by warm
bath with CUrICURA SOAP and single applicable of
CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure This repeated daily
with two or three dosessof CUrIcURA :REsoLvENr tie
New Blood Purifier to keep the blood COOL the perspira
ton pure and unrrita:ing the bowels open the liver
and kidneys active, will speedily Eczema Tette
RIngwornl, Psoriasis. Lichen. Pruritus Seal Head
DandEuf and every species Of Itching. Scaly and
Pimpy Humors of the Scalp and Skin. when the best
physicians and all known remedies fail Sold every
where CUrIcURA so cents; SOAP, IS cents; REsoL-
VENT. S1.OO
POTTER ORIG AND CHEMICAL ~ poero> ,.,
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Anuscin enss. &c, Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA uoUsE-"Three Wives to One
Husband"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. and Mrs ". j. Flor
epce In s'Our Governor"
EoRp'S OPERA HOUSE--"Burr Oaks"
THEATsR CoxrQUE.-"The Boy Detective" COM
bipatiOn.
DIME MUsEUM.-Lorraine & LaurenS troupe I'm
ssThe Artists studio"
HEROES MUsEuM.-Jennie Kimbalr5 opera
Company In 'Pinarore."
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DRY GOODS.
New IR1sH AND GERxAs LINENS

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIEED VERY LARGE AND COM
PLETE STOCK OF
PURE LINEN DAMASk TABLE CLOTHS. ALI
WIDTHS AND L.ENGrHS with s and 4 SQUARE
NAPKINS TO MATCH. manufactured BY JOHN s
GERMAN FANCY LINEN DAMASK
FRLNGED LUNCH CLOTHS WITH DoYLFYs TO
IRISH And GERMAN BLEAcHEp AND uN
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS. from 40c. to 81 81
NEW NAPKINS. DoYLEYs and TRAY CLOTHS.
NEW HTCK and DAMAsK TOWELS. from ST. so to
BELGIAN PILLOW and sHEETrNG LINENS
81 VIDE CANTON FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER
CRAFTY REDUCED PRICES ON PARIS AND
b b5khLN Wraps JACKETS SEwMARkErsA AND
MARKED DOWN PRICES ON FRENCH HART
AND CLOTHS and COMBINATION SUIrINGS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PLAIN AND BRO
s ANn sSRA Aas IL rR BLAGk WHITE AID All
EVENING WEAR.
ELEGANT BEADED SATIN TABLIERs AND TWO.
TONE VELVET DRESS FRONTS.
LYONS, BLACK AND CoLoRED ALL SILK VEL
NEW SILK GAUZES AND ILLUSIONS.
eN SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT.
tN CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
sEATON PERRY. PERRY BUILDING
Established 1910. las
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Danss Goops.

CASHMERE SERGES
III Brown Blue, Garnet and Green, yery fine onalty
Twelve yards Tor 81 90 Every yard Is worth 25c
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET (Handsome pat
te-h1 reduced to 81 80 Every yard is worth 30 so
Inc largest double size WHITE wOOI. BLANKETS
ME quality, reduced to 45 90
LADIES CLOTH SUITING. one yard and half wide
tniinciise width. liz Brown and Grey only 81 ,cc
Every yard is worth 621 O' o'>s>
CoLoRED SILK VELVETs. reduced to 81 o.
BLEACHED TABLE LINEN, real value 75c reduced
TO Soc.
BLACK SILKS and COLORED SILKS reducea IN aetna,
s9Ss Orr excellent quality BLACK FRENCH
Sins retuced from 81. Is to $l.00 Our excellent
quality CoLokED SILKS reduced from 90 10 75c
CoLORED BaOCADE SILK vELvETS. sl2.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, s2oo
CoLoRtD and BLACK CAsHMERES pure vool
coube width. reduced to actual cost 35c
Very finest quality SUithH CASHMERES near1v ono
yard ana half vide (imraenss double Width re-
duced 10 15c- worth So ~
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Hagaer
To-day. Chandler. Brown & Co. agt- Middleton &
Co.; Devlin agt. Street; Drury & Co. agt. Devote d
Co; central National Bank agr Bnrvis & Co.; Conk-
liz q Co. agt. Particle ct al; Hill agt Herron:
Wtsr Eo oo ast Chapman nay ka:4 Co ag
Han; aver & Son agt. Fitzgerald and KnOdier &
Son agt. Hill; judgments by default. Emerson agt
District; On hearing.
EQUITY COUET-J.d1e Coz
To-Day, Eninerch agt. Emmerich; testimony Or
dered taken Keller agt Keller; do. Central Ma
tlonal Bank aSt Wight: demurrer overruled and
veStment directed. Shanabrook agt. Rufrn; sale
ordered and trustee appointed. King agt Essex:
conveyance by trustee ordered Knox agt. Knox
pro couieoso. NcCEeSney AFT. McChesney. alimony
ordered paid in ten days. SWEET agt Mccormick:
Wallace Eliot d Co admitted parties comp ainant
huppeEt art- Haske: restraining order Issued.
POLICE CoUKT-.Te9oe Slieu
To-day. John Brown coiored, d.sorderiy In the
Theater ConiIue; s.. Win. Koran. drunk and dis
orderly: So Elward Lewis. colored boy. incorrigi-
bilHJ; reform school during minority. George ".
DEl'eT, selling after hours: collateral forfeited.
Affairs i'm IVES: Washington.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-The Georgetown Ma
sonic Hall association last night elected officers for
the year IS follows: j. T. Mitchell, president: H.
W Barrett, secretary: ]. L,cbey, treasurer; and r.
J. G. Waters ana 7. Knowles, directors The sec,
rctary's report showed the association to be In
HouriShing condition.
KNIGHTS OF PyrHIAs.-At the meeting OF De-
catur lodge, No. g. X. OF p. last night at the han
on ed street. Dep G. c. Chas Payne installed the
l. III. d..
Haiser v C.: James L. Collins, Pre-; Chas. Butler
b. OF r. ana. =: James f. Shaflks, II. or E.: VIM
kinS1ser, Vi. OF F.; j. Thomas, II. at A.; j. Madi-
son. |. c.; ID. Peters. o. q.
CATTLE NAEEET.-Sale OF live stock at Droyers
Rest, ID. C., rs reported by Tavenner Bros yes
terdy IS as follows 125 cattle up and sold best at
10 %; good. IT is3 TO ); medium, at 10 Az COM
mon, at 34to 4. 40 sheep and lambs, sheep at
~ 10 ~: lambs. at 81 10 o. COWS and calves
a. 80 70 Sd. Market fair
& DIETY SrREET.-The mud between the car
tracks Of The ". and G. K. r Co, NJ street, is
Very thick and should be cleared away at once
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On FagE EXHIBITION, and Tor sale, a splendid
criyOn portrait OF Bishop Psret at WALKS imperial
studio, l71 Pennsylvania avenue The portrait Is
pronounced life-like.
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ASK XGCr Grocer
1or Aladdin Security Oil. w,f,nl.13
Gra Thirty Days Trial.
Tho voltaic Felt Co. Marshall Mich vii, send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro oltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or ot:) VINO afflicted with nervous de-
bty, lost vitality ana kiided troubles, guarantee
Ing speedy ana cOmpet<. restoration OF health and
manly VIgor. Address as ABOVE. n. B-NO risk Is
incurred, as thirty days via! IS allowed. w,,,m
ThcrIstSs3-S Emulsion
cfpure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophospbites or Lime
and Soda Tor coughs, colds. consumption. impaired
nutrition and general dct.ty; easy and Dleasant
10 take. Prescribed b. Physicians. Sold by Drug
giStS Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. Z
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets
Baltimore, Nd m,wf
"AFfserfsev Psai-y Wa.GNs.''
Fresh Attorney Butter. clllined every morning
and delivered in half-pOund Ward prints. 5O,. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese. ButIerLnlk anu sweet
tiiik- &c. per quart. Cream lJc. pinL
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TUE PROGRAM proposed for the Moody meetings
IN this city has been forwarded to Mr. Moody for
lis approval.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY SOIREE OF
theI s s., at Washington hail.waS one OF the most
ENJOYABLE events OF the season
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PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND SlSsERs hnd 3. II. Doug
lass sons CapsicuIn Cough Drops a sure remedy
ro- hOarSeleSS-
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Protest Against ROptng Out the
People.
WASHINGTON, d. c., January 6, 1888,

WASHINGTON, d. c., January 6, 1885.
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
am sure you Will give room to q line or two
frorn one who wishes to see Mr.. Cleveland's inar-
guration and the inaugural parade a big success.
With all due respect 10 the committee, do not
think 1t would be practicable to rope in the side
walks. thus combining the people between the
houses and the cUrbS, and giving Up the whole ave-
nue. between The curbS TO the parade. 1t Is well
known that the parade could not cover half Of the
roadway. and II Is quite as well known that the
croWGS who Will come to witness the parade could
not be packed between the houses and the curDS.
Were ropes TO be stretched. as proposed. II would
take mighty force OF policemen to keep the peo-
pie within them, and even IL they could be forced
to remain within the ropes it would be at great
Inconvenience to a multitude. who would scarcely
brook such an arbitrary measure.
There has been very great deal OF harsh and
severe criticism, at public places in Washington.
elected by the ropestretcniny proposition. of
which must have reached the committees ear ere
this II Is TO be sincerely hoped that they VIII
hear@en unto 1t. II would be On extraordinary
proposition and consunn1ation to diScommOde the
thousands OF tyOuldbe spectators in the street
the benefit Of the comparatively few at windows.
We are not in Austria The people elected Mr..
Cleveland. gentlemen, and the people wish to see
him inaugurated. and purpose seeing the inaugu-
raj parade, too. SQUID
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Splendid Success
Evefy evening" and Saturday Matinee.
The Eminent Comedian. Mr. J. B. POLK
Supported by magnificent company. in the screaming
THREE WIVES TO ONE HUSBAND.
This play is the Of the season At the Union
Square Theater, New York.
Monday. January 12-RoBsoN AND CRANE.
Advance sale of Reserved Seats will be opened To.
morrow morning. January 9Th. ja7
FohD's BURR OAKS
suspected Of theft when he stole kiss from the lips
Though the mills 9f God grind slowly. set they grind
THOUGH win patsncs He stands waiting. with exact
BURR OAKS is play, well ysrth being seen BY all
cried in sympathy with Lady Isabel I'm the pristine day.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Next attraction,
RETURN OF CARLETON OPERA COMPANY. ja1
NATIONAL. THEATEK
THIS WEDNESDAY EVENING
SOUVENIR NIGHT!
On which occasion every lady attending the Thester
to witness the performance of Mr.. and MIS-.
w. j. FLORENCE,
PINTO PERKINS and MATILDA STAIR in
OUR GOVERNOR
will he the recipient Of q
HANDSOME SILVER RATCHET.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR.
Saturday Matinee. OUR GOVERNOR
Saturday Night
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN.
Mond3y. January IL. MILE RHEA
In the first production of Mr.. Howard Carrol's new
THE AMERICAN COUNTESS. lat
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

.RrIr1cIaL ETEs: Hernpler.s. 4ss Pa av and AZ ST.
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NAsHINGToN. u. e, JANUARY 9, lSS5 TO an.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally colder
Isi- weather, westerly winds. rising barometer.
scr Thursday, fair. slightly cooler weather, Is
.lIicltei for New England. the middle and south
Atlantic states, and fair. warmer weather, in the
gull states. Tennessee, the ONO valley and the
i8ze region.
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APPLEToS'S American Cyc,op9iia. For best terms
Sc For Sale Miscellaneous column, this paper.
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DRY GOODS.

$4,000 Srock Ar Cosr
PRIOR TO MOVING CMARCH lsrh
SELL OUR ENTIRE ST OK AT PRIME COST FOR
CASH.
IL comprises sll the latest novelties IN Dress Goods
Black and colored NelvetS all the hes. makes BlaC
ana Colcred Silks. Black snd Coored Brocsie NelVes
Neiveteens &c. All the best brands Of Shcctin-S PHI
3w-csse Cottons. Table DsmSsk. Towels. NAPKINS sc.
blsnk cts and Comforts in great varieties
Housekeepers will find il 70 their adNantsse to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
j. A LUTTRELE & CO.
ts3 ST. Market SPACE.
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NEALARIAL POISON CAN BE ENTIRELY RE-
AZ moved from the system by the of Ayers Ague
Cure. which contains specific in the form of
vegetable product, used in no other remedy War.
ranteG.
EOE THE PROMPT AND CERTAIN CURE OF
erysipelas. Ayers Sarsaprilis which is the spe
cine endorsed By the most eminent medical authorities
dSO
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GREATEST MARK DOWN SALE EVER ATTEMPTED
We have concluded to wind up most remarkably
cessfu season this department. by closing
thing in heavy weight Garments and to do are
oing to make 1t object for our patrons to buy these
goods. even If they do not want them for Immediate
1896: FORMER PRICE So &C.
70 Black Beaver Dolmans. full fur trimmed
$3.50: FORMER PRICE $1,000
Is Heavy Elack Beaver Cloth Newnarkets plated
back sizes 80 to 80.
$3.50. FORMER PRICE s1250
Is Fine Jersey Cloth Newmarkets tailor made plated
back sizes "a to 20.
1896: FORMER PRICE $780,
% Berlin Twill Dolmans. full fur trimmed handsome
ly braided
% Heavy Plush Dolmans. nicely trimmed, at "a IS:
have been selling at $1,000
$3.50; FORMER PRICE 500 co.
sImported Handsome Braided Dolmans. astracan or
fur-trimmed. sizes 2-32. 3-34, 1885, 1-3S
1926; FORMER PRICE S1275
Is Heavy Ottoman Silk Circulars quilted lined fur
trimmed, assorted sizes.
sl275; FORMER PRICE $780,
Extra Quality Silk Circulars, quilted Innings.
S5.6S; FORMER PRICE SI05o.
q Atwood Colored Cloth Tailor-made Newmarkets.
two 90 shades, assorted SIZES
PLUSH sACQUEs...
PLUSH SACQUEsH!
PLUSH SACQUES!!
To dispose Of the entire remaining stock of Plush
Sacques still hand of which many choice and desira
BILE qualities still unsold we shall make large
concessions from foT1ner low prices thus afosding
q ARE opportunity to purchasers.
Quality No. IL Heavy Silk Plush. seal, ornaments
chamois pockets $50: reduced price s2275;
Quality No. 2-5 Seal Plush, extra quilted satin lin
ings &C. reduced price S25.
Quality No. So Heavy Seal plush sealskin finish,
$42: reduced price $50.
Quality No. 4-3 fine Seal Plush extraordinary we'll
finished. S55 reduced price $40
Quality No. 5-1l Finest Grade Plush perfect imita-
ton Of sealskin, $40; reduce price $50
FURS! FURS! FURS! AND AGAIN FURS.
Come to and purchase standard Frrs from our fine
selected stock. and save from so to 100 per cent
AND GET THE BEST.
Come to US and examine our fine goods before you
purchase article in the fur line The only stock that
is complete and unbroken in the city
FRIDAY.MORNING, JANUARY q 1885,
We will offer surplus stock Fine Seal Garments
as follows:
Two se-busts length AZ inches only sl4s: formerly
$780,
Four ssbusts 40 inches long $685. former price $500
to $685.
Seven Fine sacques. Adjusts AZ inches long, 5000
former prices S265 to $3.50
Fur Lined Wraps immensely reduced in price
1000
Superior Quality Hare Mus satin lined with adjust
able fastener at the uniform figure, &c., actual WORTH
S. CO.
BEAVER FURs sEALsKIN SETS AND HARE
CAPES
Hare and Beaver Fur Trimmings in all widths. at
duced prices.
LANsBURGH l. BRO,
40. 49, 424 AND 42s
jail SEVENTH STREET
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Why Perry Carson WAS Refused q
kiUEor license

A member Of the liquor license board, in reply to
question Of a STAR reporter as 10 tie reasons for
refusing Perry III. Carson a liquor license said:
"Perry understands the reasons why. and expresses
them pretty clearly in one OF the morning papers.
He failed 10 get the requisite number Of signatures
CT property owners to his application. This is a
fundamental requisite, you know What the
reasons OF the property owners were / do not
know" ON further inquiry. the reporter found that
the barroOm there Is objected to on account of the
noisy character OF its patrons. Perry affects be-
eye that il Is political prejudice The part of the
citizens who object to sign The Commissioners
have no powers to issue license under this state
Of things.
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50 RCugh OH HReSS.s'

For Alaska Seaasf<fn
and fine plush garments, call On StinenetZ, 123
Pennsylvania avenue .
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NO Accident Edas Ever Occurred
from using Aladdin security OIL. w,f,m,13
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Clears out rats. mice, reaches flies, ants, bed bug
skunkS, chpmirkS. gopher5. 15c. Druggists. l
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The Center of the Worlds Observation.
The eyes of the world are upon the Industrial
Exposition in the full tide OF success in the Cres-
cent City. 1t was 1naugurated on December 10th,
with an Extraordinary Grand Drawing Of the IA
integrity In its management ION behalf OF the noble
Charity Hospital there) is not the least attraction
to visitors NJ. A. Dauphn, New Orleans La, Will
Drawing, on Tuesday, January 18th, 1885, BE adj
vtsed in time, therefore.
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go RrGs NEXT MoSDAY.-.I viii and must wait.
anc make friends wait, too, for this saler was the
expression heard from ladies who were examining
. Few specimens OF the superb collection to their
pest Satisfaction and admiration. The exhibition
OF THESE ehoice oriental carpets. portieres and
rugs will commence Monday at Waiter III WlIliaTnS
Co.'S See advertisement In the auction column