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The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
COURT RECORD.

EouIrY CouRT-Justicc Jamcs.-McBlair
vs.. Ten Eycb; order appointing Charles +.
Matthews guardian al litem aud appear
al ce of absent defendants ordered. Wcsth.
scn Granite Company vs.. Chandler. deed OF
trust ordered released und another given in
lieu thereof Starr VS. Trcrckle commits
zion to get answer of infant defendant
ordered to issue.
CoURT IN GENERAL TEHM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Cox and Mcrrick.-
Meads VS.. Bartley; decree for complainant.
Butler VS.. Latimcr; decree ordered to he
drawn. Devlnney vs.. Murphy: on hearing.
CInculT CounT Justice Ilagncr.
Wilson VS.. Hetizel; death OF plaintiff sug-
gested and executor made party.
CRMINAL CouET-Justicc Macarthur
James Carter, larceny, guilty: two years in
the peuitentiary james Carroll, alias Car
ter, larceny, guilty; sentence suspended.
James Carroll, larceny Of money; not
guilty. Lena Fuchs, larceny; motion for
new Trial filed. David Massey, assault; on
trial.
PROBATE CouRT--Justicc James.--Estate
Of " lillian Mclean; executors bond fixed
at $4,000. Estate of Robert G. Stickncy;
will admitted TO probate and record aud
letters testamentary issued to Charlotte NJ,
John NJ. and Charles L. Stckney, bond
$4,000. Estate OF Charles Burgess; petit
Will. Estate Of Sarah j. Thompson; will
admitted TO probate aud record; Daniel NJ
Thompson appointed executor, bond 81 600
Estate OF Robert Perke; order OF publica-
tlon issued. Estate of James III. Causten
answer of Thomas f. Waggamau filed
Estate Of Edward Foreman; administrator
authorized to advance Henrietta M. Fore
man $1,000 out of the assets of the estate
Estate Of Mary Arnold; release Of Henry
Noll executor, in certain matters. Estate
of Hannah Ann Curry; will admitted to
probate and record. Estate of Levin VI.
Powell; petition Of Charles l.. Powell filed.
Estate OF Thomas l.. Hume; order permit
ting guardian to invest certain funds In his
hai DIS. Estate of Henry Rochat; rule on
NJ. rgaret j. and William I. Riley.
POLICE CouRT-Judge Snell.--William
Shepherd and David Scott, yagrancy; bonds
or 80 days each. Henry Allen, loud and
boisterous; 50 or l5 days. Ella Bridwell,
do; So or 10 days. Damon Gordon, pro-
family; S5 or I days. Eugene Hannah, cx-
cavaiion without permit; collateral for
feited. Henry 5. Height, profanity; do.
Annie Murphy, contempt of court; do.
Melville G.. Wilson, violating the hack
law: do. John West, profanity; do.
Dabney Dusen, profanity; 81 or Is days,
and execution of sentence suspended,
Frank kerby, wasting Potomac water -
or Is days. Wallace Middleton, loud and
boisterous; S. or 10 days, aud execution of
sentence suspended. Wallace Middleton,
assault. $40 80 days. Franl, Brooks, do;
30 DAYS. Frank Brooks, do: do. Albert
Burgdorf, threats; dismissed.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The Corcoran Art Gallery was opened
last evening" being the first of the Thurs
day evening exhibitions, which will extend
through February and March.
"FoR forms of government let fools con
test" For ordinary lie it is enough to
know that DR.. Bulls Cough syrup cures
coughs and colds.
Miss JANIT Z. GLOVER, the daughter of
Mr.. &. c. Glover, died yesterday. Her fu-
neral will take place from her fathers resi-
dence on Saturday.
LLOYD Ross, colJrcd man, fell through
the skylight at Evans dining-room, on f
street, yesterday, while engaged in cleaning
the snow off the roof, and broke his leg.
1nE coming local event the Jahrmarkt.
A colcred mau named Sidney Drummond
was found lying under tree in the Smith
soniau grounds last evening byMr. Wyman,
who, with the assistance of Officer Kenny,
conveyed him TO the Fifth Precinct, where
be soon recovered. The timely appearance
Of Mr.. Wyman undoubtedly saved the
mans life.
CHR. XANpER, the leading wholesale
dealer in fine wines, liquors, etc, imported
and domestic; also the most complete
liquor house in the country. Strictly pure
articles sold In this establishment, No. 800
9Th street northwest
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THE RIVER AGAIN SOLID.
Five Inches Added to the Ice ON the
Potomac.

Five Inches Added to the Ice ON the
Potomac.
The intense cold weather last night add
ed fully five inches In thickness TO the two
inch sheet OF ice which covered the Potomac
yesterday, and old boatmen say that the
present condition OF the river Is such that
navigation will not be resumed before next
month. The blockade extends nearly to the
bay. The ice is Of hard crystallzed quality.
and the steamers and tug boats Will ilnd
more difficulty IN opening way for clear
ing the river Of ice when thaw sets in, aud
the business men, at whose expense the
river had Just been cleared OF ice, state that
should n sudden thaw set In the danger OF u
flood would he worse than ever, " at the
AqucdUct bridge the channel has been al
most dammedby an ice gorge of great thick
ness.
The Alexandria ferry-boats, which have
managed to keep tho channel open between
this city and Alexandra, were unable to
leave the dock this morning, and no further
attempt will he made to break the blockade
before a warm wave sets in.
The ice IN the Eastern Branch Is about
three inches thick and rapidly thickcning.
The channel which was made last week In
the river was not extended to the Eastern
Branch, and therefore the Albatross and
Blake cannot leave until new channel is
made. During the cold weather all the
vessels at the yard have to keep up steam
to prevent the pipes from freezing, which,
II they were allowed to do, would cause
considerable damage.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Senate subcommittee considering
the proposed D.. & o. bridge over the Ar
thur Kill has received an interesting docu
mont concerning wheat and flour by Jan
yer lie Due OF the -four committee of the
New York Produce Exchange. This stated
that the prevailing price of wheat is now
on the average less than at any time within
one hundred years; that the imports into
Great Britain from India and Russia In the
four months following the last harvest
amounted TO 100000 bushels, as against
months of 1851, while the receipts in Great
Britain from the Atlantic ports of the
United States were only 100000 bushels
as against 100000 bushels for the four
months after harvest in 1851. One remedy
suggested for this'compettion of India and
Russia in the English wheat market is to
encourage the manufacture of flour, for
which the United States have excellent IA
cilities, but the business of handling and
exporting flour and wheat is attended with
heavy charges at New York. The building
of the Staten Island bridge, it was claimed
would SO increase the terminal facilities at
New York as to materially reduce the pres
ent charges attending the expectation of
flour and wheat.
The New York stock market opened this
morning active and strong and to per
cent higher, and on large buying of
d., l.. & W., Northwest and st. Paul a
further improvement of to per cent. took
place by II o'clock. Shortly after II o'clock
a combined raid on New Jersey Central
and Reading caused both TO break "a per
cent and the rest OF the list went down to
per cent in sympathy, but the market has
since almost entirely recovered, and the list
is now selling at the best figures again.
Money easy t2l per cent. Exchange dull,
| 4S1A@0l. Governments strong and active.
Currency, Gs, 1876 bid; As, coupon, l2li bid;
Ais, do, 1l9s bid.
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Lace Department.
Felt Goods Department.

A discount OF 10 per cent off marked prices.
Just received, latest style Crepe Yelling in
all colOrs,
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Hamburg Mmhroideries Dcp.t.

Hamburg EmbrOideries Dept.
discount of 10 per cent off marked prices.
Embroidered FLANNEL "by the yard"
We have few pieces Of White and Colored
Flannel left Marked them to sell, viz:
0cc, stock-taking price; former price Sl25
yard,
e5c yard, tock-taking price; former price
Sl.20 yard.
75c ayord, stocb-taking price; former prico
soc yard.
csc a yard, stock.taking price; former price
Sl29 yard.
sl,e5 a yard, .stock-taking price; former
price $40 a yard.
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From Cincinnati Louisville and 81. LOuis-S
a, m daily except Sunday) $3.50 y. m.
From Font Monroe Newport News and Nor
folk 1901 y. NJ, daily except Sunday.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
The Late -. r. nKormuu'- Will

The will of David 7. Morgan, the mil
lionaire broker, who died in Washington
last month, was filed for probate yesterday
in the Surrogatc's o0ce at New York. 1t
is dated March 10, 1S1D, and appoints the
widow oXecutrix, and the two sous, W. L.
and David r., executors. One-third OF the
estate is left in trust, the income to be given
to his wife as long as she remains widow;
on her death or marriage, the principal is to
20 to his residuary legatees. Until this fund
is set apart, his wife Is to receive one-thrd
of the net income of the estate. These pro-
visions are in lieu of dover. The residu of
the estate is to be divided into as many
shares as the testator leaves children, the
income to beapplied 10 their use and educa-
tion until they are of the age of 2o years or
to their heirs .a. f. ...T r.. sH.
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1 rnRR,nir ENprn,foN.
Tie Eud of Pullman Car wrecked
by the nmrsting of ihr Urntcr.

Tie Eud of Pullman Car wrecked
by the bursting of the Heater
A terrible explosion occurred in the
Pullman palace car Caspian, about
$3.50 O'Clock this morning The car;
which is heated by steam, was standing
on the track on Virginia avenue, be.
tween Third and Four-and-a-holf
streets southwest, and was being heated
prior to being sent out. The water In
the pipes had frozen during the night
and when the fires were started this
morning the apparatus exploded with q
loud report, blowing out the entire end
of the car. The debris was hurled
into houses Nos. $50 and 382 Virginia
avenue, belonging to Patrick Lynch.
The fragments were thrown with such
force that they smashed in The doors
and windows of the houses and
covered the floors. The damage TO the
houses was about $3.50, and the car was
damaged TO the extent of $500. Fortu.
natcly no one was injured.
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The Great yahrinnr,,t.

The Jahrmarkt is drawing crowded
house every evening. The Washington
Saengerbund attended in corpori last night.
The French Society attended, and the
ladies' fancy drill takes place tonight.
The Jahrmarkt is Offering new attrac-
tions every evening and drawing larger
and larger crowds. The free matinee for
children comes tomorrow at 2 p. IN. Ali
prices on the different articles are very low
and In that respect compare well with the
much-approvod feature Of this fair Is the
promise that no soliciting shall be DONE
Dancingis enjoyed every evening.
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The New Church (Swedenborgian) Society
gave charming entertainment last night
in the Spepcerian. College parlors. The
programme included; Piano solo, "Balladem
(Lcybach), by Miss l.otta Mills; vocal duet,
"The Cauld Blastr (Mcudelssohnl, by Mrs.
Ober and Mrs. Mills; recitation, "Bathing
Suit, by Mrs. Greene; baritone solo, "An-
chored' Watson, by Leonard Garfield
Spencer; contralto solo, "Janet's Choice''
(Molloy), by Miss Ada Otes; recitation,
Especial Pleading" by Paul A. Steele;
song, "The Bridge by Mr.. Adrian Ep.
ping; solo, "Ihe New Kingdom" tTours)
bv Mrs Harriet Mills,
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Aid for the Poor.

Major of Police Dye has received the fol-
lowing contributions for the poor; George
Hudson of 400 Eleventh street southeast,
twenty -eight loayes of bread; H. X. Elliott,
llC0 Eighth street northwest, 81; Mr. E.,
4C0 Louisiana avenue, So; Mr. +. II. at
Wormley's Hotel, SEQ; Mrs, g. X, Mllbum,
Ar q street, bundle of clothing; Mrs.
John A. King at Wormley's Hotel, $50.
George II. Schuze, West Washington
baker, has sent 100 bread tickets to the
Fourth Precinct Station-Ilouse to be distrb-
utod among the poor.
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ARRIVALS
Al AiNih SstVcpt tStatiOn.

From Richmond and the south-lO3O a, M;
3lO and II p. m
From Alexandria 1880 except Monday, G;e5,
500 SEQ S;35, l02O and 1880 u, M; leo,
3;25, 3;43 l:10 6:a0, 7;25, 9l5, $3.50 and llO9
p, m. (Sunduys at 1880, SEQ and 1899
Il. m. and i:2j and ll04 p. m.
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather, slowly rising temperature, falling
barometer, preceded on the immediate
coast by rising barometer; winds becoming
variable and generally shifting to southerly,
For Saturday, fair weather, slowly rising
temperature Is Indicated for New England,
the Middle and South Atlantic States, In
Cluding the District OF Columbia.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
DoS'T forget to attend the Hebrew Fai
tonight at National Rifles Armory.

JOIN RuDDES's new furniture ard carpet
instalment houses $50 and 032 Seventh
street northwest, have the most extensive
stock OF furniture, carpets, rugs, mats, oil
cloths, pictures, clocks, rattan chairs, etc,
south of New York. Every article of house
hold goods that is needed to make your
home comfortable and attractive can be
purchased at this largo double store. His
prices are decidedly the lowest and his
terms the easiest.
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Last Weeks Mortality.

The report Of the Health Officer for last
week shows that the number of deaths was
S0-white, 80; colored 30. Twentythree
were under years of age and 10 over 60.
Births reported: 10 white males, 25 white
females, % colored males, 20 colored
females. Marriages reported; IL white, :
colored. Still-births reported; 2 white, q
colored One mixed marriage,
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HscnI Ristnic Transfcrs.

Tie following transfers OF real estate
have been recorded; Mary j. Il. White has
sold to George &. Colgate, lot Q, in sub. of
square 1l2, $4,000; William +. Mattingly
aud Thomas L. ..Waggaman, trustees, to
Walter c. Johnson, sub. lot 4 of original
lot 3, in square 626, 81 ,45750 Frank NJ.
Green and wife to the United States, sub
terranean strip of land 10 feet wide, for the
Washington aqueduct tunnel, $50.
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AIIeuedl ly,lega;ity of n .yurior.

1t had been agreed between counsel that
the plea in abatement interposed as to the
indictments against Mr.. John lIitz aud
Charles Z. prentiss, late president aud
cashier of the German-American Ma
tional Bank, should be taken up in
the Criminal Court to-day. The plea IN
the facts as TO the legality Of grand juror
who united in the finding of the indict-
mcnt and the charge having been made that
he was m alien. After the matter had been
brought to the attention OF the court, 1t was
decided to first argue the demurrers, which
will be done tomorrow, and then consider
the plea
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
Nervous Debilitated Men,

You are allowed a .ffee hidE Of Mirfy DAYS of
the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
with Electric Suspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure OF Nervous
Debility, loss Of Vitality and Manhood and all
eases. Complete restoration TO health, viger
and manhood guaranteed.. No ylsk Is In
Cured, Illustrated pamphlet, with full In,
sing Voltaic Belt, Co., Marshall. Mich,
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sun scnrrhing for unyiIand.

The search for the body OF the missing
Philip H. lioviland has been revived by
Private Detective McDevitt. He has pre-
pared circulars giving the minutest descrip-
tion Of him and everything he had on, and
Offering $1,000 reward to any one who may
nave knoWledge OF the murder who Will
furnish the same, which will be received
in strict confidence.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
The Bi.chOn' Concert.

The programme Tor This evenings con
cert at Congregational Church is an excel
lent one. Miss Jenny Lind Muller, an ac-
complished pianist Of Baltimore; Mrs. Alex,
Hunter, line soprano; Miss Detweiler,
Miss Crooks, Mr.. d. G.. Miller, the st. Ce-
celia Quartette and others are to take part,
The admission is placed at the popular
price of o5 cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALnAroms-Jeauuic Winston's Opera
Company,
NArIoNA1s-DuG Comic Opera Company
In sThc Mikado."
HrEzoG's 1.-THE Bankers Daughter
THEATRE CoMIQUE-Japanes Miustrels
DIME MusEuM--Gray and stephens aud
their educated dogs.
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMoRY-The Israel
ties Fair
LrcHT INFANTRY CoRps' ARMoRY
Jahrmarktr
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From Baltimore 1890, $50, $40, $50 O.35, iO35
and ll15 a, m; 1850, Sunday $50 ?. M,
800 1880 $40, 5.25, 0:35 s, s;ib and 10 p. m.
From Annapoliss30 a. m. CiO;9O ON Sunday
100 and 5:95 p. m.
From Point Of Rocks and Frederick -s;s5 a m;
d22 and S:15 p. IN.
From Ilarpor's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
g4s n, m; $50 and S.i7 y. IN,
From Gaithersburg- S;a5, OlS a. M 1905,
$40 d,22, $40 and s:i5 p, IN.
From HagerstOwn-0:lS q. IN. and $50 p. m,
From Chicago and Pitts5urs q. IN. and
GS0 p. IN.
From New Orleans-lis p. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
$40 a. IN. aud 1880 y. m.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05

VICTIMS Of youthful indlscretion, suffer-
ing from nervous debility, lack Of self-con-
fidence, impaired memory, and kindred
symptoms, should send 10 cents In stamps
for large illustrated treatise, giving means
OF certain cure, with numerous testimonials
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Asso-
citation, 0G3 Main street, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
The Ascension Church puInit.

1t is now stated that the yestry Of As
censlon Church will, In the event Of DR..
Elllott's refusal to resign by February 10,
endeayor to secure the passage of u resolu-
tion declaring the pulpit Yacant.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
Fast Train service Between Wash
ingtOn ami Annapolis.

To accommodate the rapidly growing
business between Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis, in addition to the regular
schedule, the Baltimore & Potomac Railroad
has put on q new train, leaving Washington
at Ia. M, Baltimore 9:05 a. M, arriving in
Annapolis at 10 a. III. Round-trip tickets So.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
MIR. d. IL. Ni<On

has resumed business at his old stand, 1876
Ninth street northwest, and would he
pleased to serve any and all of his old
patrons, including the general public, with
The choicest Of table luXurles that the mar
kets Afford
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
Furuiture. Carpets. BInnI,ets,

Comforts and general house-furnishing
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments at John Smiths Installment House,
Alb New Jersey avenue northwest.
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x.,,, ,h. s.nooi. x,,o No.,

The Commissioners have had compiled Il
statement showing the number of schools,
the seating capacity and cost thereof since
the beginning of the present form of govern
ment--lS70. The entire cost of site build
ing and furniture was SsG4, ,57i92
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
A New FIrc.AIarm station

Superintendent OF Fire-Alarm Henry
Miller put Gre-alarm station in the
Chidren's Hospital to-day for the private
use of the hospital, on theiI paying the cost
OF the apparatus.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05

This win be great evening at the Hebrew
fair. The voting and ranling will be con.
cluded The Washington Contnentals
ceiyed by the president Henry King ir.
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Ininartani Notice.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
have placed ON their Cincinnati limited eX-
press train, leaving Washington at p. IN.
daily, through sleeping car Washington
daily at ll;i5 a. m. the following day; time,
II hours.
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E,ellipiLl.tpI'
ADelightful EniartaInmcnt.

The Great Coneor1ia Jahrmarkt opened Feb
ruaIy at the Light Infantry Hall, Eff.
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Corset nepartment.

soc, stock.taking price French Coutille,
hand made, lace trimmed; former price 81.
81, stock.taking price. French Woven, en-
broidered bust, silk stitched; former price
Sl.2j
09c, stock.taking price French Satteen all
shades, perfect lit celebrated X. " ca; for
mer price 81 .25
81 lbs, stock-taking price. II. e G., double
bone whalc-bonc; former price sl.4S.
A large assortment OF the famous =. DIS
also.
Thompsons Glove fitting and Warmers
Health Corsets constantly kept in stock,
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05

We will take account of stock on February
Is, and M to that date intend to dispose of
all surplus stock In each of our departments.
10 accomplish this result will reduce goods
TO astonishing low figures,
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
Petroleum.,

u. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following Oil quotations. Closed
Yesterday, e2l; opened to-day, S3i; highest,
"a. Lowest sal: 3.l5 S3l
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,The Hebrew Enir.

NOTHING can rival st. Jacobs oil In GU
ling rheumatism and all other pain, Fifty
pe,tg
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NlcrinO Underwear.

nc, stock taking price. All-wool Mcdica-
ted Tants and Vests; former price, 81.
Si.25 stock-taking price. Supertine Merino
Vests and Pants; former price, Sl7j.
Celebrated American Hosiery Goods.
5Sc, stocl-taking price. Misses and Chill
dren's McIino Vests and Drawers; former
price, zoe.
SLID, stock-taking price. Ladies' Knitted
Vests, finest zephyr, high neck and long
sleeves, cream. pink light blue and cardinal;
FORMER prCe, 2. -,
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EDUCATIONAL,

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR.
~ 9th and ID SITS n VA practical business
education that qualities young men and wo.
perform the active duties of life. Thorough
Instruction given In rapid writing, the English
language, correspondence, rapid calculations,
bookkeeping, business practice, commercial
law, political economy, ,stenography and type
writing. Regular day and evening sessions re-
sumed Tuesday, September, 1, at o m and @
pm. Office open for arrangements by the
"a. A full corps of teachers. Illustrated Cir
cnlar, giving full information, sent free on ap-
plication.
Mrs. SARA SPENCER. Vice-Principal
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Infants, Wear Department.

81 .Qs stock taking price, Merno Long
Cloaks hantso meiy embroidered; former
price, $3.50.
Ss stocfl.taking price. Merlno Long Cloaks,
embroidered on both capes; former price, $40.
SO stock taking price. Merln) Long Cloaks,
very elaborately embroidered former price,
S1?.55.
CSC, stock-taking price. Infants Worstcd
Caps; former price, Doc.
Coo, stock-taking price. Infants Worsted
Caps; former price 75c and ST..
81, stocktaking price Infants Worsted
Caps; former price, Sl.35.
,ac, stock TAX ing price. Children Worsted
Caps; former price, S1.1O
$50, stock-taking price. Children's Wors'
$3.50, stock.tnking price Clildren's Short
Coats, jersey flannel; former price, Si.i5.,
50, stock-taking price, Children's Plush
Coats, cream and cardinals former price, So
50, stocktaklns price. Childron's Plush
Coats, hand somely trimmcdi former price,
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Hush little baby don't you cry,
You'll 20 to the Jahrmarkt bye and bye
"A,derney Dairy WAGONS.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered in ! III. "Wardn
prints, 50c.' per ID. Also cottage cheese !;
buttermilk and sweet milk, sc. per qt.
Cream, 15c, per pint.
The Washington critic., 1886-02-05
T'hc torcjrn Whcnt ,Inrlrt.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 5.--Wheat steady;
poor demaud Receipts past week, 553,O0O
quarters, Of which l15,0O0 quarters were
American. Com steady, with fair de-
mand.
LoNpoN, Feb, A-Whcat and corn
easier
New NOrk stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and L streets: