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Violate tho Armistice,

The 9th, Servian troops made an attack
upon Bulgarian frontier village, but were
repulsed. The Bulgarian government will
protest to the powers against Servia's VIC
1ation Of the armistice.
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Christmas Tree CasuAlty.

During the Christmas observances In tho
Presbyterian hospital, Chicago, the large
tree caught IRE. There were some three
hundred persons gathered about the tree
and In the room, and In the rush to escape
from the room about one hundred persons
wero injured, few quite severely though
none thought fatally.
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To Hang.

At Crookston, Mimi, tho 2od, Judge
0tearDs sentenood John Hutchinson. ,on.
victed Of numbering Jockey AcLain, to be
confined in Jail for forty days, and at come
time thereafter to be fixed BY the governor,
to be taken out and hanged.
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wooden nm B.rned.

Blood 4 sslonaker's wooden mill at Wa
tsrville, Mimi, was burned tho 9th. The
loss 10 about 5000 with no insurance.
Supposed 70 bsincendiary.
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Death of an.ARed Maaon.

At jackson, Mimi, the 26th, there died
Samuel B. Strong, agedG4 years. He b.
came Mason in Cincinnati Lolee No. 1.
in Hanover, Morris county, n. J., In 1881
the lodge having been organized during the
Revolutionary war.
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Dakota Postmasters.

The 0nd tho postmaster general appoint
ed Warrington Whitney postmaster at
Henry, OAK, and James Fogarty at Water.
bury, OAK.
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Acquitted.

Al shakopee, Mimi, Saturday night the
9oth, tho jury in the case Of Rademacher.
charged with the murder i 81 Roleric
O'Dowd in August last, returned . verdict
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AT Arcoda, Louisiana, is a straw
berry farm upon which was produced
IN December an open air rpened crop
of fine strawberries.
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Amnesty.

The queen regent of Spain gave Cuba a
Christmas present by granting amnesty to
all political and press offenders in the
colony.
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The Pont.y-Pridd Disaster.

1U0 OuV'y 11UW O1B8BC0Es
Advfces Of the 9th from Pont-y -Pridd,
Wales, stated that Is bodies had been re-
ceived from the coal pit In which the OK
Plosion occurred the sd, and that it was
debris.
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JOHN SHERMAN is the only member OF
the United States senate who entered
that body at the time President Lin
coin was inaugurated.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
V1oLErs are the fashionable flower,
OF the winter.

UNITED STATES SENATOR EyARrs is
credited with being the largest eater
among the members of the Senate.
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Flrs q Olithsral.

e q, set Guilty. - killing bstas a'ea1ay =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12
Swrrr. Srrcrp,c

Is nature 8 own remedy. rhade nom roots gathered
from the forests Of Georgia, The method ~ which
!. IS nisde was obtained By halfbreed rom the
Greek 1bdfans who INHABITED d certain poftteh OF
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, and thus the formula has been haned Down
to the present day. The demand has been grad
ualiy increasing uutif 4 100000 iAbofssory IL
now necessary 30 supply the trade. A foreign
demand hss been created. and enlarged cfties VIII
be necessary 10 meet II. This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER, cATARRH, sCR0FULA, ECZEMA.
ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TAINf,
hereditary or otherwise without the Of Mercury
or Potash
Books on Courageous Blood Poison" and on "Biood
and Skin Diseases" n1saied free.
For saae b. al drussista
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Dfswer g. Atlanta. Ga
HOs ~. 80 " y. ~. ~
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p ErA.E Fon The Co1p Wave

OUR STOCK IS STILL COMPLETE WITH THOSE
AUCTION BLANKETS PURCHASED
LAST AUGUST.
Cases White Wool Blankets per pair 81
Cases White Wool Blankets per pair 81. Is.
Gases White Wool Blankets per pair 81,
Cases White Wool Blankets pc. pair $3.50,
Cases White Wool Blankets per pair So
Cases White Wool Blankets per pair So.
aSes w hite Wool Blankets per pair $4.75.
BED COMFORTS.
Bales Double Bed Comforts CSC.
BALES Double Bed Comforts 81 70.
Bales Double Bed Comforts so
Bales Double Bed Comforts ~. rs.
CLOTHS h BOYS WEAR
2Oc.. 25c, 30c., sc, 4Oct 45c.
LADIES NEWMARKETS.
Latest Cuts-S6 81, So. 50, $780,
English Walking Coats ~ 81, 81.
Ladies' Tricot Cloths soc.
Ladies Flannel Skirts SOC, 75c., 81.
CARPETING.
Extra DOuble-Weight Ingram Carpets 37c Soc
Best Extra super 1wo-pfy, all WOOL 75c.
Brussels 6oc., Toe, Sc, DOC.
JOHNSON. GARNER & co.
ulO 636 Pennsylvania ave. south side
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

x
Schedule in effect SUNDAY, NAY %. 1885, una
Leave Washington from Station. corner Of New Jers
For Chicago ioso and 1910 pm, daily. The 1oss
a m Is East Limited Express TO Pittsburs and Chi.
morning Al $50 No extra are S charges on sSis ssis
For CINCINNATI, Louisville and ST Louis daily at 80
I'm and 1910 m. with through coaches ADD Pa,sss
Sleeping Cars 20 above points, without change. 330
Louis arriving Ina Cincinnati next morning 7.s6 g
Louis $50 pm No extra tare Is charged on his 1aaA
For Pittsburs at 1000 m, with p.rior Oar, spa
with Sleeping Cars to PittsSars Ss'''-"0 '"'
For Baltimore on week days. Q. e:l0 eco. 71o.
tran) $780, 4:so. 44o. $40. e4O ZOO. s.as and li00
M lbs. l:so. $3.50. 440. $40. $40. 100. s:Ss and
For points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad and
GSnss south o;so p M daily. with Pullman slssUss
For Annapolis, $40 a M, and 1910 and 40 p -
For way stations between 't wssSins,en and s.,.i
n %ST1' Zoo eso sse snad m islS Gao 80 20
800, 4:4o 200 and 900 Q: For station. Mss
cep sunday snd $40 a9 say % @ . ~.
except sunday. For principal stations Metropolis
stations Lexington stanton snd Saiieg Branch,
d 40 a. M daily except Sunday. For Frederick. $50
For oea nfa and o.ne
op Fsr iBo % a. aga
s es9ept sS1asy , ssS $50 M daily TO Hasers'own
Trains arrive from the West daily 600 100 am.
1:l5: 80 New Orleans express), and $50 p. m
From Annapolis $50 a. m, and so and S2S d m.
Sunday, lO:S5 a. m, 635 pm.
From Lexington b:so pm. daily. except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points, s25 a m
and SIS pm. daily, except sunday.
TralIIs leave Baltimore for Washington at 6:IO.
$50, 7:20. 800, 9.05 and 1880 am. I2l5 2::sO.
3, 4, 40, 800, $50 800 300 and IL pm on sun.
300, $780, 500, 300 and loo pm
All trains from Washington stop st Relay Station.
except LBS. 3:I5 and $40 pm.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Dffce-W ashington Station and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage 90 be checked
and received at any point In the city
b. DUNHAM c. K LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. q. u. A.
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NEW, CHARMrNe WINTER TouRs
British and French West India Islands, &c
SIS. BARRACUDA, sailing Wednesday Jan'y II
SIS. BARRACUDA, sailing Saturday February 20
stopping d.y or more at st. Kits Antigua Marti-
niqae, iSareados, Denerara. Trinidad Grenada etc
superb passenger accommodation, excellent cuisine
smoking room bath rooms. etc Apply to
LEA YCRAFT & CO.
seiSS.uth.6m lao Pearl St.. New York.
q ENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
" BETWEEN NEW YORK HAvRF.
Companys Pier. No. AZ North River, foot of Nor.
ton street, New York.
Canada de Kersabiec Wednesday, Dec 9, z a m
Labrador, Perier d. Hauterive Wednesday, Dec l6
noon.
= German Traub. "Wednesday, Dec: 23 a. m.
Checks payable sight, in amounts to suit on the
Banque Transatantiaue OF Paris. LOUIS DE BE.
B1AN. Agent. No. q Bowling Green New York
MesSrs. BELL d CD. Agents for the District of
Columbia, 1887 Pennsy lvaria avenue.
d. Washington D. c.
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NEW YORK GIRLS.
A Wick ed Correspondent Thinks Thew
Make Blooming English Idiots

New York Correspondence Providence Journal,
The girls Of New York grow more and more
English every day. Where the inspiration
comes from Is . mystery. But they all seem
moved by the overwhelming desire to look and
act like English girls. Their gowns are made
of cloth and cut and fitted by English tailors,
whose shops are gaudy with coats OF arms of
foreign notables and who employ only British
assistants. Even the masculine walk which
has caused so much ridicule to be east upon
the English women Is mimicked by New York
girls, and they stalk about the streets with
majestic and greuadier-Eke aspect Every-
where you go stalwart young women, with
their shoulders thrown back and their chins
high in the air, stare at you boldly, calmly, or
tall collars, and mannish hats predominant.
Despite the rather bold appearance of all this
the girls have a Tine. dashing manner and an
easy carriage that Is captivating. They are all
right as 10 clothes, but they are still of the
accent. This must of course be so. because the
mattresses, buffers and shop girls. 1t is rather
curious that they should adopt the most I'M
caught i'm a short shower a day or two ago, and
Owed under the awning at the ladies' entrance
10 the Hotei Brunswick To wait until the shower
passed. Two dasl.ing Angiomaniacs sought
the same protection from the clements The
Older of them was tall and distinguished in ap-
suit of dark green cloth.
Her companion was chubby little girl of
perhaps seventeen years, who wore a standing
scarf with diamond horseshoe and q little
bobtaiied plaid English jacket and yellow
leather boots In one gloved fi.t vas n wbin
As she dashed under the awning somewhat
out of breath, two little bullterrIers seurried
alter her She struck them half avaxeiy with
the whip, and said with the mos. absurd accent
possible:
.Bock hunds, Book, I soys' Then she
stamped ner little boot and snapped her Win
at the dogs. She seemed so much pleased A
the expression that she repeated it several
times, and each time the futile bnii terrisrs
shrank further out OF the way. presume she
had heard some English groom tell the hounds
to keep back at one of the Roekaway hunts
and hence the English OF il all.
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AUCTION SALES.
vIyHoMAs BOWLING, Aucs,oneer.

v1NHoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,oneer.
STOCK GROCERIES AT AUCTION
90 MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER FOUR
TENTH, 1855, at the corner Of High and Grace
streets, Georgetown shall sell al TIN O'CLOCK, the
entire stock and fixtures, consisting Of q stock Of
groceries In sill its branches DIST
rUNHcS + wAGGAMAN. Real Estate As=
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
ON NINTH STREET NORTHEAST, RETwEEN
III AND I STREETS
BY virtue OF three deeds Of trust, recorded 80
spectvely, in Lbcr lOB2, folio 50. seq; Lber ga
Ive2 folio y: ct seq. aud Lber 1892. folio .3, -
ct seq, of the land records OF the District Of Colub
aud BY request Of the party secured thereby we viii
sell, rs public auction, In front OF the premises on
MONDAY. DECEMBER FOURTEENTH, 1885, NJ
-FOUR UCLOCk p n, lots 22. D and "a, In lanck-
tons subdivision of square SS each lot being I'M
proved by atwo-story brick house.
Terms: One-third cash: the residue in three equal
payments a. six, twelve and eighteen months with
notes bearing interest Mt six annum until
paid and secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold. deposit of 500 lot viii be required
at time OF sale. and all conveysncing and recording
will be at purchasers cost ifterms are not com
piled with ten days from sale property will be
sold at risk and cost of defauting purchaser
JOHN w. PIILIN8; t,-,,....,
dS-lO BEDFORD w. WALKER. J ir"S'eeS'
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AUCTION SALES


VXYALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO, Auct,operr.
OoNTINUATION SALE OF FINE HANnyapF
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS. TRUNKS
DIES FINE HORSE BLANKETSFINk PLUSH
AND EUR RoBEA LEATHER tsOonS
Las AND OTHER GOODS USUALLY FOtYSD
IN FIRST-CLASS ESTA BLISHMENT SAFES
DAILY AT HALF-PAST SEVEN (yfIpfsE p
H., AND CONTINUE EACH EVENING" AT
THE SAME HOUR UNTIL THE ENTIRE
STOCK Is DISPOSED OF, AT THE III n -
TAnLIsHED HOUSE OF MESsRs. j. p sHRI-
MFR & CO., No. 6O8 FIFTEENTH STREET
OPPOSITE THE Z. s. TREASURY
Special attention called the above sale h t,,e I'm
search of Holiday Goods the stock must be closed
out, ON account OF changing business
dos4t WALTER b WILLIAMS & co. Ancts
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,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs
STEAMERS.

CUNA ARD LINE.
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. LINZ
lied BEIWEEN NV DIRK AND LIVER
POOL CALLING AT CORK HARBOR
FROM PIER 40. n. r.. NEW YORK
AURANIA.SatD Dec AZ lGALLIA--.....--Sat Jan. Q
ETRuRIA.---.-Sat. Dec 10 AURANIA....-Sat, Jan. l6
OREG"S.......Sat Dec - OREGON. sat. Jan. ~
sERV iA,... sat Jan z SERvIA-.-....-Sat Jan 30
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin- $780, $50 and $lOO
$35
Seerage at very low rates Steerage tickets to and
Europe at lowest rates
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the company's
once NO Bowling Green, or both Steerage Cabin
ton, ID. Z.
VERNON H. BROWN & co, New York.
Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW a co.
ID 6U5 18th street Washington
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WAIrER 3. WILLIAMS q CO.. ADo''oneera
GRAND CHRISTMAS SALE.
FINE TRIPLE SILVER PLATED WARE,
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
MANTEL CLOCKS, BRONZEs AND oRNA.
.MBNTs,
BY ORDER TAUNTON SILVER PLATE CO.,
STORE CORNER TENTH AND DISTRICTS,
Facing Pennsylvania avenue).
Commencing
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FIFTEENTH,
AT TEN AM.
REsUM1NG AT TWO AND SEVEN AND HALF
O'CLOCK PM.
and continue from day to day nnt the entire stock is
Eperrne C @ Pece Fruit nshes ns ets
salvers Walters Toilet Sets Urrs Cake Baskets, Tu-
reens, Bakers. Vases, Buffers. syrups. &c, &c.
ALSO.
$50 DOZEN ROGERS
And Other Celebrated Makes Of
IVORY, PEARL. WALRUs. CARVED HANDLE
SPOONS s kAPk kSix SAkXxE E &, sTEELs'
Also.
Choice Assortment of
MANTEL CLOCKS. BRoNZTs AND ORNAMENTS
The salesrOom has been fitted up especially for the
Spla GI these elegant hsa,ed ior ahe
are respectfully invited.
The goods will be guaranteed In every respect rep
resented and our instructions most positive to sell
the entire stock without reserve.
Out Of town purchasers can have goods carefully
packed. dl2-5t
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From the y racuse Standard
The homeiy, old-fashioned lesson always i'm
pressed on mems minds when miiionaires die
was well put I'm the conversation Of two labor
ing men, who met late yesterday afternoon
near the new Federal building
us IL true that Vanderbilt is deacg' asked
one OF them.
"Yes, they say It's true. How much do you
suppose he leff?''
Everything he had"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-12

The Stockton city council has passed an ordf-
nance excluding laundrtes from the city No
exceptions Is made Tn favor Of whites.-S7n Ffux-
cisco RuilefhB.
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WOOD AND COAL.

81 FORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
NJ Dealer. Office and Yard, 1922 9TH st NV foot
14th st. Pine Wood, -; Oak Wood, So: Hickory Wood
81; sawed, Pine 50: Oak %; Hickory $3.50 " God
at reduced price doAlerA Telephone Connection TO
all parts of the city. ssI2-3m
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Firth AVENUE HArs
DUNLAP'S NEW YORK HATS, FIFTH AVENUE
STYLE IN SILK, OPERA AND DERBY,
NOW READY.
The qn atty and style Of these celebrated Hats have
never been surpassed.
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EDUCATIONAL

MIS-. sCHwING, AN ARTIST, OF BATE
~ more. wishes few more ladies TO Join her class
u on painting In this city. Address Mrs. SCHWING
St1f once. Its
NADAME HOFFHfDT. A GERMAN LADY
~ Win highest Recommendations desires pupils cf
sny aee for Classic and Modern Music: Singing
1ser the true italian method good German, Partisan
sncn and italian taught by grammar conversation
1 1n9 eDstoiary style, with Unsurpassed methods.
HJH!vATE LESSONS IN BOOKKEEPING
1.., M,atnemAecs. Penmanship and in all English
"a 9Th ST. ne pF'' dow
a YOUNG Lady DESIRES PUPILS IN PIANO
e3d Gahinet Organ playing good references Adj
dress hICHELIEU. 421 9th 81. NV. d2s2w*
EEENCH LESsUN6-MLLE. V. PRUDHOMME
ls 0rMing morning class for ladies 1t her resi-
uence ioi4 18th st. NV. Also one In the evening for
!aalS ano gentlemen. Pafisan RECOMMENDATION, prac-
vanced, p m. d.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

rT>o NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE.
l. THEPoPULAR ROUTE
MuNbhys sav W i!eamss SEokGh hbEARf
st $50 p. M, ffom 1th street wharf
Secure rooms and tickets At Baltimore aud Ohio OF
ices, 1881 and eia Penna ave, ST. marc Hotel, and
baggage from hotels aud private residences
sess "nA 's %% vi WE hte Genera, aseu,
CTEAMER MATTAN0 LEAVES 1TH-STREEr
- wharf s on sundsgs Tuesday and Thursdays At !
creek returning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons. touching at .rents and Chapel Point
nesdass up only Fog nt9snssicn apply %
se5 CT JONES. Agt. 7,h-st whar.
I oW FARE 10 NohFoLR.-STEAMERL LADY
- OF THE LAKE leaves 9Th street wharf Wash
pm Fsre 500 sns soand arS 4ffp "s Pa
Stops at Colonial Beach on SATURDAYS going and ~
t s,,aa,s Fare SO cents Teiephon. call q Az
THOMPSON. Sunday. Tuesdays and Friday, : am
E,OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER WAKEFIELD
Leaves 7th-street wharf on MONDAYS THURS
TtfsDaTs fRIbhSs and suSbK T p Rs'1 ,1nss
ing at River Landings rs far Non,ini Creek
Sn , Va and s.. Clements Bay. Nd. Connecss
CIV RIDLEY. Manager anil
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
er kv.l e sss
m: 9th 81. wharf, Washington, every WEDNE SDAT
MORNING. Freight at lowest rates. aps
Mt VERMONT MT VERNON
sTEAMER W. W. coRooRAN
Leave 1th-street wharf daily Except sunday, for
sel6 l. l. RIAKE Captasn
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HOTELS.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
PR1scH & WHrrELY,
STOCK BKOKERA
Z 80 f Fffsn avenue. New York
$50 18th street SSoreoran Buildlngl, Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &c
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY. IL. CRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD c. EYRE
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington d. c.
WILLIAM r TRAVERs, special Partner
Buy and sell on commission ali classes Of Railway
Securities
II. II. DODGE. Resident Partner.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and information re.
garding the markets received through wires i'm
SANITY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
4 II orders executed and reported promptly. vel
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The December Wind.

come rom baunts Of mount and lake
make u sudden sally,
mo send the small boys milkpaiI gay
A-saaiiiiS up the alley.
paint the maiden's nose with red
SEND tue leaves a-scooting,
AmG make the far man chase his hat
WIN following and ho0ting.
FROM on the line the clothes blow,
ARD cen the lire sever,
19 Dr. aust may come and dust may 60,
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u - u Il HESNNS1 LNANtA Avn. N. W.
GREAT SLAUGHTER OF MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS.
To close business by Jan. list our entire stock Of
Mems Furnishings will be sold regardless Of cost No
humbug Every article to be sold great sacrace.
Earl 4 Wilson'S E. and w. brand of Cuffs at Soc
Per pair.
All other brands of Collars 1Oc. each,
SHIRTS. SHIRTS SHIRTS
Our celebrated S1.25 shirt reduced to oOc two for
VI %, Our celebrated 81 Shirt reduced to 75c. Our
celebrated 1oc. Shirt, unlaundered, reduced 6Oc
Our Csc: unlaundefed Shirt reduced to Soc All
TSpEEW s 1 TN Il fasgSi UNDERWEAR
AN Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from So SO to
$l6O All Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from 81
TO 81 10 All Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced from
$50 70 81 Fancy Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced
reduced from 81 to $3.50 suit Fancy Wool shirts
and Drawers reduced from SD 10 ~ suit. Fancy
Wool shirts and Drawers reduced from s. SO to 81 SO
suit AZ ether Undsfwess reduced in
All Wool Socks reduced from 75c. to 35c per pair
All Wool Socks reduced from Soc to 25c pcr pair All
Wool Socks reduced from 35c to zoe per pair British
Hose reduced from 3c to 1Oc pair. British y. Hose
dneed from 20c 70 l5c per pair. All other Hosiery
reduced in proportion.
NECkWEAR. NECKWEAR. NECKwEAR
Fisk Clark d Flagg's Neckwear this seasons goods
reduced from 81: TO 73c All our 81 Scarfs reduced
to 59cs All our 75c. Scarfs reduced to SOC All our
SOC. Scarfs reduced to 2lc.
PERKINS, best Pique Kids 81 81. PERKINS, best Pia,,e
Kids 81 81. Our 81 30 English Tan Gloves reduced to
81 Scotch wool driving and all other gloves greatly
In Washington. Don't miss this great sale.
dlO-Zw DUBREUIL q CO.. 1911 Pa. ave. NV.
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:" c. DUVALL AuctIoneer.
CHANCERY- SALE OF VALUABLE FARM IN
THE COUNTY. WITH TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE, ABOUT TWENTY-SEVEN ACRES
ADAPTED FOR SUBDIVISION INTO VILLA
SITES
Under and by virtue of decree passed I'm the -
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia being 49,
equity cause numbered 1888 i'm which William E.G
Martin was complainant and Rena Beal and OIL iirrs
defendants, shall offer for SALE the premise at
public auction, on MONDAY. DECEMBER TWEEN
TY-EIGtlT. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. all the right,
title and interest of the parties this suit in the GER
tain real estate known as lot numbered two plat
OF the survey OF subdivision of tract of land part
of the original tract OF Chillum Castle Manor
made by b. F. Martin for the late Henry Martin,
more particularly described follows: Beginning at
third mile stone in the District line thence with said
line 4212o + 10 ps. to the NV. corner of Thomas
joys land; thence with west line of said joys line
cuped by Hisl Main; thence $50 w liz ps with
north line Of said lot i: thence 32lao 24-IO0
ps, $50 e II 25-1OO ps, 341so 16 ps., N 1910
q 1Oaa ps, N 33lao l6 ps, n 40 e Is ps. to the
south line Of 81 acre lot thence with said line to
said line of the district of Columbian thence 42lao
02 ps to the beginning stone, containing 274 acres,
more or less the same being part Of the farm of the
late Henry Martin The said land is very near the
line of railroad between Terra Gotta and Takoma sta
lions and in the District Of Columbia
Terms prescribed by the decree are: 0nethird cash.
purchaser secured the real estate title held by
trustee until paid $lOO deposit will be required
~ the fall of the hammer. Terms to be complied with
In ten days, resale will be made the cost of de-
fanlting purchaser. WATSON ]. NEWTON,
dS-tu, h.s&ds SO st., Trustee