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Changed His Mind.
A NAN FROM DAYTON WHO CONCLUDED NC

NAN FROM DAYTON WHO CONCLUDED NOT TO
COMMIT SUICIDE.
Christmas day word was sent to Lieut. Kelly,
of the seventh precinct station, that a man who
gave his name Andrew c. Hoffman was at
the Forrest House, near the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, and that from n Letter he had written to
friend in Dayton, Ohio, it was evident that he
intended to end his life. The officer fastened
to the hotel where he found Hoffman sitting in
the barroom with his head down, as though he
was thinking OF the awful deed he expected to
do. Hoffman told the lieutenant that he was a
brewer by trade, and his home was in Dayton,
ohio; that he had no friends in this city, and
thlt persons here To whom he had given assist
ance IN Cincinnati would not recognize him.
'HOw about that letter. inquired the lieuten-
amt. "Oh. the letter, he said; 81 got a gentle
to Commit sucde the aske%
That's what meant he answered: 81 put il
I'm my letter, which read like this: To-day is
the 2oth; tomorrow will be the 26th, ana Iii be
no more: Upon assuring the officer that he
intended to end his life the latter informed him
that that he would be living on the 26th, and placed
seventh precinct. On the morning Of the Goth,
the day appointed for the suicide, Hoffman
mad changed his mind, and the lieutenant re-
leased him.
Shot Himself i'm the Head.
SUICIDE OF TREASURY CLERK-SUPPOSED
TEMPORARY ALTERATION OF MIND.
About IA O'Clock last night the persons in
house No. 1904 G. street northwest, was
startled by the report OF pistol shot from the
room of Mr. Samuel =. Haverfield, a fourth
class clerk OF the second auditors office Going
to the room they found that he had shot him
self in the head. DIR. Robert Reyburn was
called in, but could do nothing except to make
The wounded man comfortable as possible
he fingered till q O'Clock this morning when
he died. The deceased was about fOrty-five
years old, and for some time past had been i'm
bad health. 1t is thought that the disease from
which he was suffering caused temporary aber-
ration of mind.
CHRISTMAS CLUB, DISTRICT 2-The follow
ing contributions are thankfully acknowledged:
Mrs. James Hobs,n, So; Mrs. T. J. Radcliffe 50
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LNoR SALE-THE PRICE OF NO III r. l. ave
Will be reduced to 50 $50 IL sold this week. house
Is new and can be seen. PARKER & TOWNSEND,
l4lS ST. nv. d2SS,t
INoR SALE-SPECIAL BARGATNS-IOTH ST.
II between q and r, rooms and oath. modern i'm
provements; only $500. Mt Pleasant St near .th-
ST. road. broom frame. lot 25xl5O: So 500 NJ st
between Odd and OATH rooms, M. l.; 81. 200. JOHN
BoWLES & co. l424 New York ave. d263t
L>oR SALE-A NICE NEW 2-SToRY BRICK
Il Dwelling on X ST.. between 18th and 9th SITS N w
containing seven rooms and bath room; all modern
conveniences A bargain price 81 600.
H. ii. WARNER,
Q2O3t Sl6 r NV
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DOG~KIS GLOVES, WOODEN gloves, jersey
gloves cloth gloves, kid gloves. castor gloves, In
fact any style of n glove that gentleman
wishes wear. ut Francs. corner 9TH and ID
the only strictly One Price hat and gents fur.
nishing store in this city.
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We SHALL. CONTINUE TO retail clothing at
wholesale prices until our stock is reduced to-
its normal condition. Eiseman Bros, corner
.th and streets.
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Gone 20 the 1OttOsn at Last.-Gent's
hand-sewed Shoes, g. The best made, latest
in style, perfect In fitting, superior in quality
A. +. Moran, 1922 7th st. NV. 2w
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Fresh Alderney gutter churned eyery morn.
ing and delivered In "a 10. WARD prints ,45c.
per Id. Also cottuge cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
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THE Best Christmas Present any one can
give Is a Post Sewing Machine. II is not a pass
ing pleasure. but lifetime servant Call and
see them at 627 Louisiana ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASUISGsT0N- ID. G.. Dec. IS, $50, l. "A.
For the middle Atlantic states generally
i..ir in southern PORTIONS. local SHOWS, followed
by i;tir weather in northern portions slightly
warmer. winds generally from west To- south.
For Tuesday Warmcr fair weather is indi-
cal,
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Ten PER CENT reduction on gold spectacles
and opera glasses until January LIST at Vienna
Optcian Co., 6O9 Penn. ave. NV.
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Our Sale


OF retailing clothing at wholesale prices still
continues with undated success. Eiseman
Bros, corner 7th and + SITS.
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN b. III. Douglass & Sons
Capsicum Cough Drops for their Coughs, Colds
and Sore Threats; they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing to the taste.
READ SUB Rosa for sale at all news stands.
For NEW YEAR CALLS.-Full dress suits,
swallow tail coats, satin lined throughout,
largest assortment in the city. Eiseman Bros,
corner 9TH and f streets.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler, Optician.
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Fox NEW NEAR's.-Fitty cards nicely en-
scraSed and copper plate for SEC. Lansburgh il
Ir,
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HoME-SruN DREss GooDs
LATEST STYLE, ALL PURE WOOL, WIDE DoU-
BILE WIDTH, IN BROWN, BLUE AND
GREEN (real value 5O), reduced TO 37Exc
ER'S

TRICOT CLOTH, pure wool. double width all COL
0rs, SOC.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, all colors
IL yards for ~.
COLORED cASHMERES, nearly one yard wide
all colors. IL yards for $50.
BLACK SILKS, excellent QUALITY extra width
cheap at u. 25 reduced 10 81.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK yEIVEsrS real
value u 80 reduced to 81 %.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS 81. 90
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS immense size all
pure me WOOL real value 81, reduced TO $500
HEAVY BED COMFURTS, 75c
CRIB BLANKETS, Sl.OO
LADIES CLOTH SkIRTING NM var, and half
wide, reduced 37lae. ~ -'~-'
COLORED SILKS SOC
LADIES WOOL VESTS sc
ALL WOOL CASHMERFcs hrfgbt cnio,. e.,
chiidren's wear, 26S. S;atS
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
property, fine corner Lot for building purposes; 81
feet on pennsylvania ave. and az feet 2oth
d2S-3t A. L. PARDON, 1926 + ST.
NOR SALE-CHEAPESr LOTS ON CAPITOL
IL lili-Four Lots on 9th St. between and SITS n
at 5S cents foot concerted street. sewer and
water Also seven Lots fronting on North Carolina
ave, 9th and sts at 40 cents 81 and 81 %
These are un"xceptonably cheap, and those needing
elegant build SITE should avail themselves
opportunity immediately. :. II. NEWCOMB. Presi-
dent r. w. Investment Company 926 North arolina
d2l,.}tx
NOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS IN THE NORTH
IL eastern part of the city. We offer for sale I'm
vestment figures several entire squares half squares
and number of Lots, well located, I'm the northeast
ern part Of the city. THOS. }. FISHER d CO.,
dlS-2w 1924 ST. NV.
LNOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. IF SOLD THIS
i month, two fine Lots in Pierce Place north side,
between l4h and 18th sts each lot 20.4x9O feet TO
lO-foot alley. Price 80 cents a foot Apply DANEN-
HOVER Il son. 1926 81. dl5-2w
NOR SALE-LOTS-12THS ST. PA. AVE AND f
IL St; l. ST.. 10Th and 18TH Pa ave. 18th and 18th:
Mass ave-, 18th and l4th: r. l. ave. 10th and 18th:
Md. ave and I'd ST. ne. A. Z. HILL & CO.,
dl2lm 1888 st.
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JAMES MEANS So Shoes, A. f. Moran, 1922
18th street NV.
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prevented by the use Of Reed & Carnrick 8 So
dunn HypOchlOrite (disinfectant). RECON-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi.
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton st., n Y
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the old standby, Jacob f. Young, for useful holi.
day presents. You know 1t will pay you. 736,
Young's Cloth and Silk House.
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If Anything

II Anything
will move clothing the prices we put on them
certainly will. Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and T.
Ow
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

II UNFuRNISHED.
S4l Pa av.. s,ore-..-S25o l4l@ lth St. l0r $40
l.53 St NV 10 r. 5 eS2 81, once IS
100 Pa av. IL 49, IS 1897 10Th SC. NV, 80
Us 9th s. NV, Is 1888 S2S 9Th NV store - IS
Mount ffeasant, DO .og nth ST Sc. 10
81 10th NV, l3r..- go 63 400 r st Sc = r 20
S2@ St NV, llr.-.....6o ll05 PARK 81 n G. tir - IS
1923 18th St 1925 Wylie ST n a Or rs
222@H st.nw ,storekSr.5o Gil ID NV I'M portion is
9l2 st n W. office $50 1909 ST. NV OF rooms
Howard Cniversity...--50
FURNISHED
Thomas Circle. 11r. $500 NJ St. mr. 9th, l0r.&l5O
Iowa Circle Is $50 \ 5th St mr. n r SO
q St, mr. 10th. 10 200 ID near r. ST lSl 25
+ 81. near 18th, 1lr.- 300 l. near 2Oth St l2rl 2S
1ithnr. Thos Cir. lr 200 ID near ID st. p r - l25
MaSSaSn 10th IT 2OO Attn, mr. TIL. Cir. 10 Z. 100
N, mr. lZth, NV, Ia 2Uo fayette St, Gtwn. Sr.-SS
office only.
Properly placed with me for rent sale Is literally
advertised free of cost To the owner.
dig Ro. HoLTZMAN. 10Th and sta. NV
FOR RENT-HousES
month -
Furnished 18th ST.. X: 500 per month
FURNISHED, = st., near 18th: ST. per month.
Furnished. n ST. near 18th: 500 per month
Furnished near Iowa circle: 500 per month
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
l426 ST. NV.
nI4-Sm Real Estate and Loans
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DENTISTRY.

nls STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN.W
filing spscaaityi also, the cure Of sooshsche
gums. allevastss pam q sxsrscsrg Gas given apl3
CAMUEL SCOTT. D.DA
= hneen years expersepce N Dent1ary oGice 1907
Il eLn.w. PreseevaaAou a the Natural Teeth . sps.
cAlty. ocli
nR +. II. TALBOT. DENTIsT, ls7 7TH ST,
- three DOOR nom conner K Dentistry In I'll
A DvERTIsERs CAN LEARN THE COST OF
kAany proposed line Of Advertising q GEO r ROW.
ELL co.'s NeyupaDer Advertising Bureau. 10
ampnlet CONTAINING hss d newspapeu and sdvertts-
.ToHN Z. y. PYLH. c1QAR NANUFAcTUR-
- e. o0en To- 1elfver c. o. n 60 any person sends
Ing ordsr By pustal card ope box or more Of hb
Union Made CGAn et Whojoua1e price. 90 tSgnrs In
box, sl-60 AadDsn }. z. "a PyLKs. AZ eth =
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~ TARR!L

The Great Balsamc Dstiliation of Witch Hazel,
American Pine. Canada Fir. Marigold, Glover Bios
SONS. etc, called ANFORDS RIA DIC.iL CURE, for
the immediate relief and permanent cure of every
form ofCatarrh. from simple Cold in the Head to
Loss of Smell Taste and Hearing, Cough and Gaia rrhal
Consumption. Complete treatment, consisting OF one
bottle Radical Cure, box Catarrhal Solvent and
one Improved Inhaler, in one package, may now be
had of all Druggists for 81. Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE.
COMPLETE TREATMENT. WITH INHALER, 81.
The only absolute specific we know of,--.Tfd.
Tiufs. THE best have found in life ime
ing. -Rer. Dr. T'GJi, Rosfo,. After q long strug-
gle with Catarrh, the RADICAL CURE has conquered
Lee. y ". Munro. LeTisb,8ph. Pa. II have not
Lc', Mfuchssttr Mtss.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON
Il MUST GIVE Up cannot bear this pain, / ache
all over, and nothing try does me any good Back
ache weakness. Uterine pains Soreness, Lameness.
Hacking Cough, Pleurisy and Chest pains cured by
that new original and elegant antidOte pain and in
hammation the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER Es
pecally adapted 10 ladies', by reason Ofits delicate
Odor and gentle medicinal action. Al Druggists, 25c
five for 81. Mailed free by POTTER DRUG &
CHEMICAL CO.. BOSTON. decl5
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NXPERT TYPE-wRITING.
l. CALiGKAPH OFFICE. eas Pa
oc5-3m
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PERSONAL.
IF MRS LOUIE n. HUNTER, OF SPRING
II field, ILL.,, will call at the Louise Home, corner Mas
sachusets and 18Th st. she will receive letter Of
i'm portance sent there BY mistake 1ts
LADY OF MISUNDERSTANDING IN
"A city-would like to meet gentleman Of means
and influence who would assist her temporarily hnan-
cially. Address ID. G., Star ONCE. Its
"A house would like to meeta number Of gentle
men who would assist her In the project by taking
rooms, where they viii have home comfofm A6
dress N. R., star ONCE. d26-2ts
VXTASH. DETECTIVE AGENCY-OLDEsT Eg
w tabshed; reliable Information furnished con-
situations tree and strictly confidential. Once hours
3 am. 10 1Opm.; managers, w. WILLIAMS G. 4
PRICE. 026 NV. dl6-1m
REcDEVITTs DETECTIVE AGENCY
IVA Information furniahed 70 reliable peraons only.
dia-ims McDEvTTr FINDER. eos P..ave.a.w
ON ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND
Iupon - We are now prepared 20 nv fun vsius 1os
Gents Second hand C1OthinR A0dru0 or ell -
"JusTHB Oh Sand. /" e10 D& nv. ocbom
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BOARDING.

BOARD AND CATERING CAN BE HAD AT
Id S04 9th ST. NV d2s-3ts
DLEAsANT ROOMS. SINGLE OR COMMUNE.
y eating with or without Board ~ 1890 Pcnnsylya-
ma ave. corner OF 10Th 81 d2s-Sts
RoARDING-HANpsoME ROOMS, FURNISH
~ ed, with hrst-clsss Table Board at 1929 18th
EoR RENT-IOI4 i7TH ST Nw.-FURNIsHgp
Reference. Mile V. PRUD'HoMIE d24.st:
A LADY FROM VIRGINIA HAVING A FEW
"a desirable rooms. would like TO accommodate .
References required Address l7Os st. ". dl52ws
SUPERIOR BOARD FOR A FEW MORE, WITH
Dor without furnished rooms, the BLACKSTONE
Best table aud service terms moderate d22-lws
LNoR RENT-94l III ST. n W. ROOMS EN-
- suite or single, and one bay-window Room with
IlOARD-4 LAFAYETTE sQUARE-HAND
lDsome suite; also single room. Finest Anl
location in the city. A few table boarders dls2ws
nEPA RTMENT EMPLOYEES Will FIND 1T
Reliabiea the American House. Pennsylvanis ave-.
DERMANENT, TRANSIENT AND TABLE
i aSHss s i6ih and i saA NV. MRS r
CPRAGUE MANSION, COR 9Th AND SIS.
= NV. suite Of or q communicating second-story
comiorssbis home ana good table a5ln
HARRIS: HOUSE, PENN. AVE, BET 18th
msnens guests with one block x u rSs p ahn
ss:oa JOHN H%sRis Pr oS.sA nassm sl'
TINHE LocHIEL HOUSE. oi2 9TH sT. NV
So . Ss M nw aGsh e., snS ty
clasg pleasant roomA Terms moderate. oc27
ssrINHE TREMoNE."-THIsH HOUSE HAS BEEN
ors!1 Ts ~: r., sna s IN sys way put T.
I'm the Guy. Terns e2o. so $40 and s46 per m js7
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NOR RENT
issh st. bet fiSss 59lS ai III Fl,
1919 \ ay .ls r...I25 s02 2Ist l4r:m.l; 80
5$5s .5 MI i 8 81 81 f ;ss y . E
1872 1872 St St. n N ia ST. st..
FURNISHED HOUSES.
1919 18th y NV Is4S l. ers199
9 s$0k :: Or 3lS a ssnw pa;
1414 Il simwlsr 2 $50 Or aSh SFayette W. " IS
1i4S Conn ave- isSs S stnw., SO
1902 18th Dr.. IS ALB 4th stn i so
1899 1id5 St NV
929 9TH ST. NV. lOr.250 22OS l4th st. NV. Sr.-65
s I'm St nS
The above houses can be examnsd by permit from
d19 1924 street northwest
Fioss eonnaSs 80 sSs Oh. Office rooms IS.
i i3Ss S SssR S5 ;S i
! aSs5 ilsa i i$i Ii iss :. asass
1888 18th st., ST. d. 90 li2i4 st.. ...-.
kas: cHan S%a
s., .aS ss sS and
X sss 5 er IoTf 18th and ia'hiOo
FITCH. EoX BROWN,
dis 1437 Penn ave- NV
E1OR RENT-s24 18TH ST; NEWLY PAPERED:
disim mousse a :G Hit fIn CO. 1855 sfE ST. %0
TNOR RENT-BY 8 H WALKER $50 La AVE
,; aEs 81 ro 6oom s AN I'm
922 St se rooms and water
NOR RENT : FURNISHED 2OO8 @ ST., IA
IL rooms: 1912 l. B rooms
- "A. P. HILL 500.
1920 18TH St; Is r., all m. SO
i'ii st. . e. all Fl T6 la SO
iS dio INN ST. PakK Fl n ifs 8
FoR RENT-FyRNIsHED HOUSE IN pEsIR-
II able location; furniture all and parties only
house en- con q s nom city
able house attractiye!y furnished Application must
ss
EoR RENT.sIx-RooM BRICK HOUSES 1911
e PAIRO. 4s2 Louisiana ave d5Im
NOR RENT -sIX-ROVM BRICK HOUSE, 3i4
I 11th st. s. e.. SIS. R K PAIRo. asa Louisiana
TINOR RENT-FIVE NEW BRICK HOUSES, SIX
Il rooms modern improvements, corner 9Th and B
sts. Sc; SIS per month"; Owner at 6lS 9th street
= 1913 20th st; NV. FUR u rooms sl.soO per year
$50 St. Ae, II rooms, 81 imrs. S55 mo.
50 81 S a & e.. room sf i% Sss
1893 Sss 8. nv, roOass -, - i@Ds. go mo-
a HSs's' g sWSsssSE si n.y.
4 g 7 ssw q aO ssS g Ma
i6sf MS 81 ia 81: ssa sss
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FOR RENT-MISCEL
NOR RENT - SEVERAL FINE UPRIGHT
IL Pianos also, Organs, of best make. Call at G. H.
kUHNS, 4O1 10th St n. W Pianos repaired and
tuned. d24-Bt
LNOR RENT-A LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE
Il and stable at 3l4 and rooms at 3l6 and 3l4 Ind
ana avenue. dl5-1m
L>OR RENT-STABLE IN THE REAR OF 1912
Il N street, opposite British Legation: stable,
four stalls: COachman's room and all improvement
Apply to A. I. BISICE, I'D 10Th dim
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Scott's Eun,.IsiOn of

SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHOsPIIITES,
Very Pdtatabie and E6icdcious IN Wasting Dis
eases.
DIR. c. T. Bromser Rochester, N. Y, says:
"Aner having used SCOTS Emulsion with de-
cided benefit upon myself have taken great
pleasure in recommending it since in the va
rious conditions of wasting in which it is indi-
Gated" co
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CITY ITEMS.

The Following Wonderful bargains
will be sold tor tomorrow only at Nj. Augen-
STEMS, s17-S21 18th street northwest: Wooden
water buckets and fifty clothes pins, 16c; Il
dozen fancy goblets. 19c; combination deco
rated dinner and tea sets, 100 pieces, S11.95,
worth SIS; fancy cake stand or fruit bowls, &C.;
large size coal hods, 2Sc., worth 5Oc.; decorated
tea sets, ST pieces, S319, sold elsewhere mt So;
3 cakes Rising sun Stove Polish, 13c, worth
3Oc.; fancy celery glasses sc; large size crystal
water pitchers, Ice; extra large. 25c.; new style
covered dishes, 35c.; fancy parlor lamp with
chandelier trimmings, 74c., worth 81; largest
size chOpping bowls and kniie 2:}c.; 1Oqtlart
dsh-pans, 1Oc.; 12-quart, BE; 14-quart, 16c.,
2-quart coffee pots, 1c.; 3quart, 13c.; 4-quart,
16c.; 2luart covered buckets, &C.; :I-quart, Sc;
4-quart, 12c; d-quart, Ice: 2-quart covered
saucepans, &c.; 3-quart, 11c.; 4-Quart, 14c; g.
quart, &c.; bottle silver plated casters, S7c.;
Il dozen large pie plates, 13c., and thousands OF
other bargains too numerous TO mention; 4S
sheets shelf paper, Sc.
HRrvey's,
Cor. Penn. Ave. and 11th st.,
will steam as a specially all this week his cele-
brated five-year-Old plant oysters. Fine Can
vass Back Ducks and Diamond Back Terrapin
always on hand
For Receptions.
Prince Albert suits, the most suitable gar
ment for the occasion. Eiseman Bros corner
9TH and + streets.
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Col. Fred Grant and his wife visited his
fathers tomb in New York Yesterday The
soldiers who are guarding the tomb will be re-
lieved from duty about the middle OF January
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-FINE LARGE NEW STORE, 2O26
Il l4tn ST., with airy concerted cellar: handsome
show windows and Dwelling; modern Improvements
Apply to FRANK J. TIBbETS, corner l4th ST. and
New York ave- Palace Market. d24-lm
II OR RENT-A FIRST-CLASS LOCATION FOR A
IL Bank, Brokers Office or Insurance .Company's
Office: on 10Th ST., opposite the L. S. Treasury. Pos
session January lst 1856. Apply at us 10th st.
n:illm
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IT OUIs CHAPUIS PRACTICAL. COOK AND
Caterer. single Dishes, Jinner Parties and Re-
ceptiOns No. lab 1T. NV, l4th st. Washina.
ton D. c. All orders addressed TO II. HEBNER
Confect0ner. 1893 18th ST. n. W., Will be promptly
attended 70. d5-1ms
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FOR RENTlHoUSEs.

LNOR RENT-rIRST-CL.ASS HOUSE laos 18th
I St: 10 rooms; $40 1903 Corcoran st: 9 rooms
$40 A. r. PARDON. l320FN d2S3s
ENoR RENT-927 ST. N W., NEARLY NEW.
brick. bay window. Key at 925. d2S-3ts
LHOR RENT
II l12 10th St Se.: two stories: rooms &16
46 I. St n W.; two stories 9 rooms; $3.50.
SWORMSTEDT & BRADLEY,
d2S-6t o2S st. NV
I1NOR RENT-HOUSES % AND 25 ST NE:
II ten rooms; modern impro Sements: SIS per month,
Apply to BIKNEY & BIRNEY, 46Ai La ave. d2S-4ts
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CHRISTMAS CLUB, DISTRICT 2-The follow
ing contributions are thankfully cknOwlecped.
Mrs. James Hob;,n, So; Mrs. T. J. Radcliffe So
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NTANTED- AT ONCE--A Az OR hO-INCH SEC
w Ond hand Bicycle, good make and in perfect r
der, at bargain for cash. Address Cash., Star of
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LOST AND FOUND
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE FARMS WE HAVE FEW
I Farms and Building Lots for sale on the Metro
politan X r. convenient to the city
d12-lm A. p. HILL 4 Co., 1888 st.
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NOR RENT
II 1905 II ST.. Tor. SIS. as
1912 10th NV, l3r-......S5
ZlG9 Gst.. ST. -....-.-SsI
u43-4S 2lSt st.. l2r. ~. 90
1927 Pa ave. Tor ....4O5U
2216 g st. ,9r.--......- 32.5u
22l3 I ST., 14r....-...-......3Q
1899 X ST.. & r..m.i...3 81. SO
Sl5-617 23d ST., r....25. 50
212l n St, 1Or.. m. i......30
29l6 NJ St. Sr., m.i.-25.3o
ls51-1S5S 8 st., 1r...25.35
80 n. Hamp.av. Or. %. 81
3O19 NJ st. store. ............25
2l27 II ST., 6r-........-.22.50
2Sl5 n st. Or. ,m.i......22.5O
Stable 18th & Mass.av-2O
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SAILORS MISSIONARY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
missionary meetings were held ut Calvary Bap-
tist church, at $3.50 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and at the New York Avenue Presbyterian
church in the evening, Rev. DR. WitherspOOn
making addresses in behalf of his Bethel mis-
sion for sailors in New Orleans. DIR. Wither-
spoon also spoke at DIR. Sunderlands church in
the morning, tue President being present. SEN
ator Frye also spoke at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian church meeting.
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HE SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.-The third
concert OF the sunday evening series at the
National Thesster last night served To Introduce
10 the W a,hlngton public Miss Juliette Gordon,
who possesses - pleasant light soprano voice
she gave the aria from ''E.rnani' very prettily
Though the beauty of her notes was at times
married by a decided nasal quality. She sang
coming Thro the Rye" as an encore Mr.
FRANK Pearsons numbers We're received with
the warmth which this favOrite bassO never
fails To make Mr. smiths skillful eornet piay-
ing was thoroughly appreciated. Miss Mamie
NOrrice, the child pianist, rendered Mendels-
SOM rondo capriccioso with remarkable bril-
liancy and power tor so youthful a pertormer.
The numbers by the Marine band were OF course
well done.
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tee sale of furniture, ETC., advertised by Messrs
Walter b. Williams 4 Co.. auctiOneers, to take
place at No. 1905 18th street northwest Oh to-
morrow morning, December %, 1885, has been
postponed until Thursday, January :, 1886
same hour and place, by order of the trustee
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ecutive Office with punctious care, and observed
its forms and ceremonies with irreproachable de-
corum. He would have left no impression upon
the political ideas OF his time; Inc would probably
have checked rather than encouraged the growing
sentiment of nationality; and his lifelong habit
of putting of difficulties for the consideration OF
posterty would have resulted in heavy legacy oil
trouble. But he would have been respected; ana
when at last he retired he would have passed for
perhaps the very abesJ administrator who ever
occupied the Presidential chair.