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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nov. so. 1855. l L am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather
preceded on the coast by local rains, winds be-
coming variable, no decided change i'm tenn
perature.
For Tuesday fair weather is indicated for the
middle and south Atlantic and gUlistates
WE ARE OFFERING cur entire stock of Bige-
low Body Brussels ut 1.25 per yard. w b.
Moses Sons, cor. 11th and streets NV
CHRISTMAS CARDS fully displayed at Whit
Akers.
SUIT TO ORDER, $50 and up. Eiseman, It'll
and +.
H. SrRAsBURGER No s06 eth street. doors
above l, has the largest assortment of boots in
Mems boots from 81 9s up.
Boys boots from % cents up.
ChildrenS boots from 80 cents up.
Rubber boots of all kinds at equally low
prices.
Plush GooDs ready now at Whitaker's.
MEMS Prince Albert suits. Eiseman, 9TH and E
CoUGHs, Colds and Sore Throat yield readily
Drops.
ment at Whitaker's
APPLES! APPI.Esi One hundred barrels choice
Aibemarie pippins Tor sale at 921 Louisiana ave
PANTS 10 order, So and up. Eiseman, 9TH and E.
FUssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1421 New York avenue.
CHILD Norfolk suit Eiseman, cor 9TH and E.
USEFUL PRESENTS in handsome shape at
Whitaker's.
"1OC. ROYAL GLUE mends everything.
WE again suggest that our patrons select the
early hours of the day for sittings for their holt
day photographs. New Photo Art Co., 9O5 Pa.
ave.
MEMS 4-button cutaway suit. Eiseman, 9TH
and T.
JNo. G. SLATER. -Oi to 10 A street north
east, household goods on the installment plan.
ALL Books at cost to close them out at W hit
aker's.
PANTS to order, So and up. Eiseman Bros.
NKw instantaneous photograph gallery, I'll |
Market Space.
MKN's Newmarket oyercoat. Eiseman Bros.
CALENDARS of all kinds at whitaker's.
CHILD Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman, 9TH
and T..
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING I'm latest styles at
Whitaker's.
For the holidays we offer special reduction in
our large work. New Photo Art Co., sos Pa. |
ave.
Boys CHINCHILLA REFER and vest. Eiseman
Bros.
SHAPE NOVELTIES in fancy goods department
at w hitakers.
To ORDER $50 suits. Eiseman Bros, eth
and f.
EXAMINE 81 Glasses. Hempler's, Asa Pa av. |
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HIS CONSCIENTIOUS sCRUPLEs AS TO TAKING
AN OATH OR AFFIRMING.
Clarence Dobbins, a young cOiOred man, was
in the Police Court this morning, charged with
assaulting young woman, who gave her name
as Mary Dobbins and claimed to be his wife.
She testified that on the 18th of last month the
defendant dragged her down stairs and at
tempted to cut her with q knife, which she
caught hold of and cut her hand. She said he
also threatened her life.
Richard POsey, an old colOred man. father of
the complaining witness, was next called TO the
stand.
Take hold Of the book said the bailifr
handing him Bible.
81 don't swear said POsey.
"Then affirm with uplifted hand.' said the
court.
III don't do that either answered Posey.
well, how do you do9' inquired the court.
that the paper would explain it. II was on the
jury. continued POsey, land swore like this:
The verdict you give must be in accordance
with the evidence and the law and the facts"
well, affirm the Witness said the judge.
"My conscience won't allow me- said POsey
ale does not know enough to take an oath"
said the judge. affirm him while he stands
erect
The judge explained the several ways i'm
which witnesses could be qualified to swear in
court and Posey then stood erect and affirmed.
An investigation of the paper showed POSey
to be a ChriStadelphian.
POsey then cOrrebOrated his daughters testi-
mony.
The defendant testified that Mary wanted
him to marry her, which he refused to do, and
threatened to poison him. He denied assault
ing her.
The court fined DObbins SIS for the assault
and took his personal bonds for the threats.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anusements Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Minnie Madden in
''In Spite of AL.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Myra Goodwin in
isis"
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOCSE.-BarlOw, Wilson
& Rankins Ministries.
HERZOG'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado."
DIME MUsEUM.-LOlise Arnot and variety.
THEArER CoMIoUE.-Variety.
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OFr1c1AL. Nor1cE
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

Court of Common Sense, Mol 1.
GREETING.
All good citizens of Washington and vicinity are
summoned to appear at
VICTOR F. ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House 927 and 929 eth stree,
northwest there to inspect the largest and
hines of the District of Columbia
All good citizens furthermore commanded to
compare prices elsewhere SO that they will be person
ally able to testify that
ADLER'S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House is selling good Clothing
cheaper than it has ever before been offered in this
vicinity.
Given under my hand and seal in the 1 lth month
the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty five
PUBLIC OPINION,
Judge of Common Sense Court, No. L.
Attest: POPULAR PRICES,
Chief Clerk.
Call the first witness
Why is ADLER's Clothing House known as the
Ten Per Cent?
Because it sells clothing at exactly Ten Per Cent
fine clothing TO the public for very small margin
above original cost
CroSs-exami ned.
Does the Ten Per Cent system pay: and il so, whyr
1t pays because although the proies very small,
quick sales at small profits bring large profits at the
quickly and thus turns owes his capital several times
while the old fogyhgh priced clothiers anxiously
waiting sale.
snmmonng up the case.
The advantages of buying at
ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
Are that you get the Lowest Prices the Best Material
and the Best Workmanship.
Success is the test of merit and the large and
rapidly increasing trade of
ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
Demonstrates that the public has learned that they
always get full value for their money.
There was very wise Judge,
Who lived in this same town
He said IF you want clothing cheap
Put ADLERS number down"
VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HoUsR
e27 AND go SEVENTH ST. n. w.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
81 Open evenings until 8; Saturdays until IL
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To Play Off the Billiard Tie.

The three billiard players, Schaefer, Vignaux
and Siosson, have agreed to play another game
to decide the tie which resulted from the games
In Chicago. Bessenger, who held the 81 900 Of
fered as prize by the billiard table makers OF
the United States, refused to give up the money
unless the game was played OF, and the winner
OF the tie will also win the money,
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A VOID THE HARSH, IRRITATING GRIPPING
Acompounds SO often sold as purging medicinesand
correct the irregularities the bowels by the use of
Ayers Cathartc Pills, which mild and gentle
yet thorough and searching in their action. n24
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BUFFALO POLITICIAN MURDERED.-John
Keller, a stevedore, with two friends, were
drinking In q saloon a. Buffalo Saturday night
A few words were passed, when Keller and his
friends went ont. As they closed the door De-
vine began taking on his coat, when Keller re.
The ball entered Devtnes abdomen, and he died
in o few minutes. Keller fled, but was soon ap.
shooting two men, but escaped Duntshment De-
vine was twenty-five years 0ldy q bridge tender
by occupation, and respectable and we'll.
known politician, and very peaceful. His neigh
bors attempted TO organize lynching party
and deep threats are uttered against the muir.
derer. - 49, - 49, ss-s - =
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Mr.. 4. L. Northam, of the Eastern Shore
Steamboat company, reports she narrow escape
Of a small child from being carried OFF by an
eagle. VIM. Foster, who at one time worked
on the steamer Eastern Shore, but is now a
farmer, living near Taylors wharf, at the head
is the father OF the child, which is about year
old. About four O'Clock Thursday AFTERNOON
Mrs. Foster, the mother, wishing TO get some
wood from the woodward, left the Child in the
yard. The eagle came sweeping down, and
would have caught the child had not Captain
pened to be near with q gun, shot the bird
The shot disabled the eagle by breaking its left
wing. 1t was caught by TOUR men Of the steamer
Eastern Shore, and taken on board, put in a
chicken coop and brought to Baltimore. The
eagle measured, from tip to tip OF wings, seven
feet and four inches
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Gland promptly, to purify and enrich the blood
improve the appetite, strengthen the nerves and
brace up the system. It is in the truest sense an
alternative medicine. Every invalid should give ita
trial.
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In preparation-"B Billie Taylor. n3O
THEArER coMfouE:
PERFECTION AGAIN To THE FRONT.
More fresh laurels in the crown of success.
Engagement of
JENNIE-ENGLE AND ROBERTS-FRED
MAsTODoN FEMALE MINsTRELS.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. no
IL Pennsylvania ave, near 18th St
A SPLENDID SHOW THIS WEEK,
Change of performance Every Night, Commencing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80.
The Celebrated Versatile Actress,
LOUISE ARNOT.
Supported by HARRY c. ALBAUGH and his excel
lent Company and Brass Band
MoNDAY-THE NEW woRLD-A Great Play.
TUEsDAY-FUN ON THE HUDSON.
Admission TO all only 10 cents n3O
PRULATOUR & DYER,
Successors to
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Oil Paintings Watercolor Drawings. Fac similes Fine
Etchngs Engravjngs. Photographers, Photographs,
We make a Specially Of Framing Pictures and show
the most extensive selection OF Mouldings in this
godleaf TO order Cleaning, Restoring and Lining of
Regiding Of Old Mirrors and Frames n2s-1m
DAZAAR AND MONDAY LUNCH
LADIES OF FOUNDRY N. f. CHURCH.
wILLARD's HALL,
DECEMBER 1, 2, 8 AND4
MONDAY Lunch from II to o'clock.
Good Music each evening. n2S3O.d1. 23,4
A NNUAL SUPPER AND BALL
"A For the Benefit of the
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM,
NATIONAL RIFLES Il LII ARMoRY,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1885.
Ticket. including supper. sech person soc. n2s-5t
r ECTURE - BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
for the benefit Of the d. {. Chris Womens National
the Lecture Room Of ~ All souls Church Music rs
RUAToN Tickets for sale a. the music store Of
store. n2S-4t
THE WASHINGTON RINK,
The elite Rink of the city.
Only frst-class attractions
THE LEADING RINK. n2s
MUSIC ARRANGED TO ORDER. VOCAL AND
aad for ss a zsS
9TH st. next to Odd Fellows Hail, northwest Office
and Residence of
n27-6t* VIM. c. SHIMONECK.
LNIFTH ANNUAL COURSE,
IL CONGREAsATIONAL CHURCH,
DIR. ]. w. BISCHOFF. Director.
Reserved seats for five concerts 81 at Kills Co.'S
Sale will commence at Am, THU RSDAY. Noyem-
Der %. n2l-.t
COCIETY MUsIc-PRoF. LOUIS WEBER FUR
- nshes Music for all occasions. orders left at Music
Stores and Residence, 125 9Th St Sc, near Navy
Yard. n2Olm*
DRIVATE DANCING LESSONS GIVEN BY A
Il lady thoroughly c0mpetent 10 teach the waltz,
military schOttsche, etc. and other round dances by
short and easy method. Address Miss A. c., Star
office. nl1-1lts
italian QUARTETTE-CLASSIC MUSIC Sc
i lected from the best authors will be executed by
CORTESE BROTHERS during tine coming season.
tertainments promptly attendedtO. Prices moderate.
For information apply at $50 Pa ave. n. W. n2-lm<
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSpHITES.
For Wasting Children.
DR.. S. w. Cohen, of Waco, Texas, says: 81 have
used your Emulsion in iniantile wasting, with
good results. 1t not only restores wasted tissue,
but gives strength, and heartily recommend 1t
for diseases attended by atrophy." smw
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TO Order. SIS pants Eiseman. cor eth & E.

We Warrant every pair of our SAT Calf
Shoes for gents We have them in Button
Congress. and Laced, in narrow and broad toe
Il. Strasburger, 9O6 9TH ST., 4 doors above l. 2
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Serenallera Wounded.

Sefen0OerS wounded.
THEY FIRED INTO BRIDAL CHAMBER FOR
FUN, AND THE GROOM RETURNED THE FIRE
A telegram from Onancock, Va, Nov q,
says: James Wilkinson, q prosperous young
oyster planter, living near the seaside about
ten miles from here, was married yesterday
morning. Last night a large crowd of young
men gathered from the surrounding country
and marched to the house of the newly married
pair to give them a calithump serenade, The
groom had previously expressed his detestation
OF this practice, which had been carried on to
considerable extent in this neighborhood1
Some months ago bridal pair were walked up
by O crowd of this kind. A cannon which had
been kept as a relic of the revolutionary war
was mounted on an OK cart, and when the
startled groom came to the window it was
touched off, The bride was frightened into
Mysteries, and her health seriously impaired.
The party last night were armed with tin horns
and pans, guns and pistols, and soon after
midnight stationed themselves under Wilkin-
sons window and began firing and making
night hideous. The groom took no notice OF
them. They determined, however, to bring
him out and began firing through the window
OF the bridal chamber. The bride screamed,
and then Wilkinson rushed to the window and
fired load of bucFshot into the crowd. One
of the party, Thomas Mean, fell desperately
wounded in the head. Others were slightly
wounded. The serenaders then fed.
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ward SPEAKS from OAD8 Ssm8e
HE rRLLs THE AMOUNT OF PROFIT SEVERAL
PERSONS MADE OUT OF HIS TRANSACTIONS.
The New York Herald of Sunday contained
another page of revelations by Ferdinand
Ward. These consist OF what Ward claims TO
be the details of the transactions of the firm
during the whole Of its existence, and showing
the profits that accrued and were paid to the
Grants and Others from their investments If
Ward speaks the truth the Grants were not very
great losers by the operations Of the firm, al
though they were ignorant Of the rascalities.
erick Grant claims, $4,000. He drew out,
according to Wards books. in all $4,000:
Wards figures, ahead from S13O.OOOi $780,
600. Warmers paid profits were $1,355, 1888.
Mayor William r. Grace received profits,
through himself, of $151. 4s5. Z. H. Tobey, his
clerk. and "go-between," as Ward says, drew
profits of 1913 s39. oa F. g. To,bey, the clerks
Grace, If he received all that was made under
the name of the Tobeys, of $780,, $40.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NEW NATIONAL THEATER
The management, has The honor to announce tina, the
GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS
Will be given on
DECEMBER 9Th, beginning at O'Clock.
The contributing artists will be
NILE KATE De JON6E, Soprano,
(Her first appearance here)
MR. ERNEST LENT, violncelst
MR. WALTER +. SMITH. Cornetist
(His first appearance hereD
And the
'nae. A sSe Mn ANTON aLokfzSkR 'sA'
'ene'"i Reserved seats. IS Gents Extra o" tents
Sale fseats open "Wednesday, Dec I'd. nsO
NEW NATIONAL rHEATER
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. NOV. 80.
MATINEE SATURDAY,
Americas Most Charming Actress,
MISS MINNIE MADDERN,
Supported by
Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD
And the Original Company nom the Lyceum Theater.
New York, in Steele Mackaye's Great Play,
"IN SPITE OF ALL"
Next week-JOsEPH JEFFERSON. n3O
4 LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Commencing MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80.
Matinees "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
BARLOW. WILSON and RANKIN's
MAMMOTH MINsTkELs,
The Fun-making Monarchs of Elite Minstresy.
Special Engagement of those Marvels in Acrobatic
and Gymnastic Surprises,
THE LENToNS,
The Latest and Best Of European Novelties.
An Orchestra that in Extent ana Perfection. has
been E9ualed on the Minstrel stage.
A SUPERB BRASS BAND.
Next week-Bartiey campbell's SIBERIA"
FoRDs. MONDAY. NOV. 80.
MAATINEEs wEDNEspAY AND sATURDAY.
nc AA''"t MISS sS' MYR Ruot GOODWIN,
supported S " me sE EofS!e S sGGsdiia
the llrst time il Washington Edw f kidd.r's
Successful Comedy in three acts. entitled
The home circle pet the little sister-S Y Sun
A tour weeks boom a, Che 14h street Theater, New
new star of decided merit..N; Y; Telegram.
new plot-intricate n2Iural.-N. Y. Express.
cal Advertiser.
New Songs New Dances, New Effects.
Monday, Dec. IA NIGHT OFF.
n3O From Days Theafer. New York.
HERZOGS NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
IL One square north of Pennsylvania avenue.
r. NJ. Two Performances Daily. p. M.
4 WEEK IN JAPAN.
COMMENCING MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80.
THE NATIONAL IDEAL COMIC OPERA CO,
In Gilbert & Suvan's Sparkling japanese Opera,
Entitled
THE MIkADO:
THE MIkADO;
THE MIKADO;
OR THE TOWN OF TITIPU.
YUM YUM 1890. 1855. Miss AGNES EARLE
NANKI POO. .....-.. Mr.. GERARD COVENTRY
The first complete production of The Mikado' in
Washington. The composers and authors original
business. Magnificent costumes of antique designs.
Scenery and settings of Oriental splendor.
Admission, 10 and Csc.
In preparation-"B Billie Taylor" n30
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION One of
Inc best located properties on f street. between
0th ana 10th northwest, will be sold on We'd
nesday, Dec. I'd, at 4:3O o'clock q. m. This Is
taken advantage ofby those desiring TO invest
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WV ~ Il IL l. 1NI<<hI I'D "a II.
INoR RENT-A GOOD, NEW 3RooM COTTAGE
y two miles from city. with two acres OF land, small
n2s-lm X. A. PHILLIPS l42s New York ave.
L>oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-WILI SELL OR
II exchange for city property Farm containing ;
Va; Farm containing Isl acres on the Potomac
river five miles below Alexandria Plenty OF fruit
good outbudings and Well fenced 92I La. ave-,
Washington, ID. {. n2s-3ts
Sd DO FOR AID DE SIR Hs RAIR ia, EARN
the District with one of the best paying Mk Routes
Purchaser can have crops in barn and nine milk
desired Premises in hrst-ciass condition Inquire
GEO. ii. ARMSTRONG. Good HOPE Hill, address
Postmaster. Garfield. H. c. p2s-3ts
DROPERTY A LAUREL FOR SALE, ON THE
l. h. 4 .. r. r.. about half way Baltimore. 'front.'
ing about 400 feet on Main street, not far from r..
station the Laurel Machine company property, con-
sistDg of large stone factory building foundry build
ing and six dwelling houses WIKI the land. In fee suit
summer hotel boarding school, &c: will be sold low.
n25eo4W " ss Franklin 81. Bal tin n@ Md.
A BEAuTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT SIX MILES
kAfrom Washington. containing ll2 acres, all under
high state Of cultivation. Ii has every convenience
for easy and frst-class farming and the
products than pay the expenses of the place The
mansion was recently designed by wel-known Bos-
Also two GOOD dwelling houses for FOREMAN ana nSe
hands. As suburban home il is al luxury and needs
with only because business demands his removal
Boston.
inquired owner. $. r, PRIEST. on the place. one
mile from Takoma station, d. G.. Metropolitan
Branch, b. and y X r. Post Office address Box 393.
Washington. d.. C. nlS-2w.
nor StLE-IMPROVED FARM N VIRGINIA,
Inquire at 1929 New York ave-, after pm. Mol Inns
NOR SALE-wE HAVE A GOOD MANY
Il small farms on the Metropolitan Branch. in the
Aiso OF Gesrabs as IN a9
HILL d CO.. 1888 ST R5lm
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Useful Holiday Goods.
at lowest market prices, 736 9TH street, Young's
Mourning Store.
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JOhnSOn's. 18th and f,
very choice lot OF High Grade Oysters, re-
cefved today, among which are the famous
Saddle Rock, Blue Points and York River
Plants, served in the most superb style; also,
Fish, Game &c Our ordinary steam are con-
sidcred select. Lifetime experience. Ladies'
large saloon attached.
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ossoeW Cme1fy On HE MuDcAcs
IT TOOK THREE oFFIcERs TO ARREST HIM.
Matthew Cherry, a colored man, was placed
on trial in the Police Court to-day charged with
cruelty to animals and with an assault on Officer
Barnes.
agent Key, Of the Humane society, testined
Inat saturday evening, near the corner OF TIN
ana boundary streets, he arrested Cherry Tor
Waness ea and sc Barnes to his
haas s a and Cherry threw Barnes over ms s
h ne and then walked over him. Witness said
and also took witness blackjack. Witness said
a ai officer was called and Cherry treated
thr m IN similar way. Finally witness SAID the
MN 10 the stationhouse
h; U,ucer barnes testified that Cherry knocked
mn uOWn and kicked him.
hin, ha testified that when MI. Key arrested
nim ne KEY drew blackjack on him and de-
na1 took it from him. When the omcer
took that was going TO use his club To-
sanit either Of then
TT Inc judge imposed q fine Of s5 for cruelty
""0 oiSm'sseo the charge Of assault.
Charged With Robbine His Employer.
CARPETS AND RUGS VALUED AT $500 TO $4OO
STOLEN FROM JULIUS LANsBURGH's STORE.
FOR some months past robberies have occur
req at the carpet store and warehouse Of M
julius Lansburgh, the Losses amounting in value
70 several hundred dollars. The articles stolen
were mostly carpets and rugs Saturday even
ing when Theophilus Clark, cOlored porter,
was sent to the warehouse after q piece of car
pet, Mr. Lansburgh watched him, and noticing
nun put an extra roll Of mating in the wagon
ne nao him drive TO the store and Detective
McDeSltt was telephoned for and placed him
under arrest and turned him over to Detective
Carter at police headquarters. Detective Car
Eer ana Nj Craig. who is the chief clerk at
ttasnsDufghs, made partial investigation OF
the case yesterday, and recovered $500 to $500
worth OF carpets and rugs, which they allege
were stolen from the store by Clark. The officer
saws that CLARK made q full confession and told
Where some OF the stolen articles were. This
morning, In the Police Court, a charge of grand
larceny against CLARK was continued.
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DoN'r FAN to visit the fancy goods depart
Lnent at Whitaker's
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APPLES. APPLES, One hundred barrels choice
Albemarie pippins Tor sale at 921 louisiana ave
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They advertise a superb auction sale of silk and
antique rugs, large carpets, pOrtieres, saddle
bags and kilims. Also, Turkish table-coyers.
Bulgarian doyleys, antique tides, Damascus
yellow silks, &c. This Is a consignment direct
from Persia by the wellknowu house of Kazan-
9yan Co: The exhibition commences to-mor-
row and the sales begin on Thursday.
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JOhnsOn's. 18th and f..

Silks. SatiMs, Velvets. Pushes.
Cheapest and best, Youngs, 736 7th street
Cloth and Silk House. I
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His Throat Cut with a Razor.

TRIAL OF ANTONIO NARDELLO Fol: THE MUIR
DER OF CARMINE ROTUNo.
In the Criminal Court, Judge MacArthur,this
morning, the case OF the Italian laborer charged
with murder, was taken up for trial. The pris-
Oner, Antonio Nardello alias Michael Ross alias
Frank Ross, was indicted on October 9TH last
tor the murder of Carmine Rotuno ON the goth
of July last with a razor by cutting his throat.
1t will be remembered that last August a hor-
rible stencil was noticed about a vacant house
east of the reservoir on Howard University
grounds, and, investigation being made, the
body OF the deceased was found in an advanced
stage of decomposition. The police took charge
Of the case, and soon found evidence, which
suited in the arrest of the accused, who ad-
mitted that he present at the homicide.
Ex-District Attorney Corkhiii and Thomas NJ.
Field were assigned by the court to the pris-
oners defense, and Mr.. Worthington, district
attorney, appeared for the government.
The court proceeded to select jury, but ex-
perienced some difficulty. The regular panel
was exhausted and but ten acceptable Jurors
obtained, and the court directed that fifty
names be drawn from the box to report tO-mor-
row morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-30
Mems Chinchilla box coat e. vest, eth & E.

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