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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09
A Disgraceful Record.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
The following is list have collected from
the daily papers during the last month. These,
remember, only represent the accidents that
have got into the papers. Do you think any
other city in this country can furnish record
of criminal carelesSness to equal it? S.
"A sevenye:.r old of Mrs \. gle. living at ISL
Pierce Place was run over about 100 O'Clock Satur-
10Th street. The boy slightly injured about
The head. The driver jesse Cook not arrested as
no blame was attached to him.
Little Beckie Bunyea. the seven-year old daughter
OF Emmett r Buliyea, who was run over by street
three weeks last Saturday. died this morning
OF Oekj-w, the RESULT OF the injuries received
Harry Warner, young white man. was Knocked
OF 9Th and streets. and slight y injured The driver
OF The cab, Siias barr, was arrested"
mOnd, Va. WAS Knocked down and over. the
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 24th street last
ne was remover TO Providence hospital"
"Wednesday evening Mr.. a. f. Griggs, of1l1 1lth
aud c streets 10y cart driven by Michae McCormick
Ihe injured IMAM was removed to the GARFIELD l.
About 4.l5 o'clock yesterday. evening Maggie
Clay eo!ored aged seven years, daughter Of Henry
Cay, living at No l2l4 Cariins alley, was Knocked
down and slightly injured by coal cart at l. tn
street. between and streets sou Invest. driven by
pronounced the injuries painful, but not serious"
George DecOmb white man, Knocked down
by coupe last night at the corner of 4th and
northwest and was injured about the face and badly
bruised about the body. He was taken to his home
No. 22O ID street Northwest
Mr. Daniel Cah was run over by one Of Knox's
express wagons while crossing Pennsylvania avenue
Monday night and slightly injured"
Augustus Steibel white man. was knocked down
and at the corner OF 18th street and Penn
syIvania avenue last night by the carriage of Mr.
Charie, PaysOn and quite seriously injured He was
attended by DR.. TAYLOR: of the Emergency hospital
ard afterward removed to his house, No. 325 Penn.
syvania avenue SOU beast. The driver OF the car.
rage. Hugh Healy. was arrested by officer Hathar
Wey."
ION the 18th of last month as Mr.. George August
Steite. of Baltimore who had been visit rela
tive here, Mrs. Alsbwee, corner Of and 18th streets
was the Ayenne leaving boSta Car he struck
By the horses In the carriage Mr. Charles Payson
ard SDOcked down. and the wheels passed over his
chest. He was taken to his sons residence No. 325
Pennsylvania avenue southeast and il found tina,
he had received severe cash the head bruises
about thr body lie died yesterday, and ~ thought
that the cause Of his death the injuries he re
ceived. The coroner impanelled jury of inquest
Messrs- Geor-e +. Hardin. Clement j. Strll E. E.
Barn s. e. Il. Bride. Joseph Wattimeyer and Michael
Nc ornicE today. ard adjourned thence to the fifth
precinct ~tHtinn house tomorrow at IL O'Clock. ij-
Har,gnn made an autopsy this afternoon and found
that death was eau ed by compression OF the BRAIN
fraPru 1nfth SL-uIl
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THE NIGHT LODGING HOUSE.
The Losses by Theft all Repaired
Money Needed to Pay the Indebted
ness ON the Building.

AT a full meeting ofthe board ofdirectors of the
Washington Night Lodging House association.
held Thursday at the lodging house, 312 18th
street northwest, Mr.. A. S. Solomons, the presi-
dent,i the chair, and Mr.. He. Noyes secretary,
the chair stated that through the prompt gene.
rosty of the friends of the association the board
had made all necessary repairs to the house
and refuruished 1t from top to bottom, which
was made necessary by the depredations of
thieves The thieves, he said, had completely
stripped 1t of everything of the slightest value
during the past summer, albeit the building Is
located directly adjoining the NTH precinct
station house, which location was selected with
special reference to the supposed security from
just such depreciation as occurred.
The house being actively used only during
the winter months, when work for the occu-
pants is difficult TO obtain. and shelter and
meals become pressing need, is now in
COMMUNICATION tor nearly fifty persons who
nightly cannot say enough in praise of the real
without money and without price"
While the income for supplying meals and
Keeping up the establishment generally is now
sufhcient there Is pressing need for money to
Fay the balance due OF about $4,000 on the
prchast, of the house, and it is felt that if the
liberal public can be brought face to face with
THIS exigency and see for themselves the great
good the clearinghouse is dOing-how IL saves
from temptation to do wrong the honest but
man: how IL removes the necessity o for being
from door to door for the means to obtain "a
meal or single nights lodging by visiting
poor and iriendless stranger; how 1t aids scores
OF ex-soiders and sailors W 10 have served their
country faithfully and well, and have journeyed
h1ther, perhaps, footsore and generally weak
from disease or injuries contracted in the ser
vice, and who hope by their presence and Inf1u-
ence with members of Congress to be able TO
supply some missing links in their "papers"
Med for pensions 10 support themselves and
families during the short time they expect to
hve-if the people could see all this, as they
can almost at any time By visiting the house.
MIR. Soiomons thought that their big hearts
would be softened and their purse-strings
ioosened to the extent of giving every
DOLLAR and more than sufficient, To
pay this $4,000 Indebtedness, and while reliev-
ing the trustees OF this source of anxiety,
enable them to make some necessary altera-
tons in the house, which will materially add to
the comfort OF the occupants.
TO carry out this humane object a lady, who
desires her name withheld for the present, has
sent her check. through j. L. Mitchell, Tor 500.
EX-MayOr Emery. Vice President Mitchell,
James T.. Fitch. Ed. +. Simpson, Major A. G..
Richards and others spoke energeticaly and
encouragingiy OF the prospects OF the associa-
ton, and the meeting adjourned subject TO the
call OF the president.
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A. ". ToMPKISS, NJ d., IL. Clinton Place,
New York. writes, june ID 1SSS: "In many of
those inSidIOus diseases OF the brain and spinal
cord where local stimulation must be obtained
and where HninentS, Diister> and various APP
plications fail, marked relief nom pain can De
obtained, and the patient greatly benentted by
placing strips of AllcOCE : Porous Piasters over
the spinal cord, from base of brain to end o;
spine. In all eases OF spinal irritation, Weak
ness or nervous prcStTatiOn,I recommend ALL
cocks Porous PlaSters."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

Special Price mt the OriOle.
SD 9TH street, three doors below l. Saturday
and Monday.
Remnants of &C. and SC. CaIicoes at &c
Soc. Wool Cashmeres, black and colors Ole
d2c. Slue anc garnet Canton Flannel, lOc.
25c. Navy blue Dress Flannel, = C.
Zephyrs, in ali coors, per ounce, &c.
Yarn and Germantown, 2 ounce hanks 1Oc
Dressmakers' Cambria, in all colors, 4hac.
&c. Canton Flannel, 41,c.
Coo. Black Cashmere, Ale
39c. CorsetS, 25c.
JOG. Best \ prom Ginghanls, &C.
Toe. Siiesias, Sc.
Doc. Black Chenille Fringe. 39c.
CSC. Beaded Chenille Fringe 15c
Soc. Gents heavy Canton Flannel Drawers,
tailor-made, 44c. per pair.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Aynusements Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Lizzie Evans In
sFogg's Ferry"
NATIONAL THEATER--The Ideals in "Victor,
the BluestDcking."
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoCSE.-Salvini's COM
pany in tine Duke Motto
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-"The Mikado."
THEATER CoMIQUE--Variety-
DIME MUSEUH.-Burlesque and variety.
NATIONAL RINK--611 and 613 K street.
WAsHISGToN RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue,
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CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, Is q new,
original, elegant and infalbe antdote to Pain and
Inflammation. banishing Rheumatic. Neuralgia. SCI
afic Sudden Sharp and Nervous Pains as by magic.
At druggists: 25c. ia2
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES.-At the regular
monthly meeting Of the first subdivision OF
The Associated Charities the secretary, Joseph
w. Davis, reported having issued orderss for
which there was found destitution and want
since the last report made in December. The
mands, and an appeal for clothing, food and
money Is made. The Georgetown Gaslirht
company have donated 100 bushels OF coke fos
Brewer, OF 2sth street: Mrs. n. E. Campbel
Mrs. Laeubb, Mira. DR.. Appleby and Mrs. f. IL
Moore donated large amount Of clothing fol
which had already been delivered where it wa
absolutely needed.
NoTEs.-Ihe boys have comnaepced in force
their dangerous sport OF coastinR down the steer
streets here and accidents may be booked fof
SEQ advertisement OF grand vocal and orYar
January 12th.-While Officer Myers was rid
Ing along S1st street his horse was attack d anf
bitten by two Spite dogs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO HoUSEKEFPERS.-
IN order to reduce our stock we will offer this
week special bargains among which are the
three following:
One raw silk Iamhrequin, one cornice pole,
one pair lace curtains. made and put up TO
window complete. for $3.50
One tapestry lanIbreq uin- one pole, one pair
curtains, tor SO.
One raw silk and plush larnbrequin, one
pole. one pair lace curtains, for S12.
Fine draperies OF all descriptions made TO
order at corresponding reductions.
julius LASSBC RGH,
315 9TH ST. NV.
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Sxr AND BrooD
DBEAsEs FROM PIMPLEs 10 scRoFULA
CURED By CUTICURA

Hurdreds flettersin possession. copies of which
may be had by return Of mail. repeat this story:
have been terrible sufferer fer years from Diseases
VI the Skin and Blood: have been obliged 70 shun
public places by reason Of my disnguring humors
have had the best physicans have spent hundreds
dollarA and got relief until used the CUTIcURA
i.ENEDIEA, which have cured me, and left my skin
and blood Is pure - . child
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

THE roof of house 927 11th street northwest,
which was being repaired, TOOK IRE yesterday
afternoon from sparks nom the chimney. The
flames were exfinguished by the workmen;
damage 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09
The Courts.

Iue SO0ftSs
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-Judge Cbx.
Yesterday, Tolson agt. Inland and Seaboard
Coasting company; jury respited. Travers agt,
Mitchell ct al; judgment by default.
CIRCUIT COURT. No. 2-Judge Merrtck.
Yesterday, Mcdonnell agt Moffatt; verdict for
plaintiff for $500. Shipman agt Fletcher. a.
tachment tor cost Of continuance ordered to
issue.
EQUITY CoURTCJudge Hagner
Yesterday Cannon agt. Mcclure ct al: pro
confessO against Mcclure and Smith Black ATT
Black; testimony ordered taken before Exam.
liner Jas. H. Clarke. Mandley agt Mandley:
bill dismissed.
CRIMINAL ICOURToJttdoe Macarthur
. Yesterday, August Burgdorf, presenting false
vouchers -four casesG nolle pros. entered in
each case. 9. A. Whitaker, presenting false
vouchers; jury respited. Ambrose W. Brown.
false pretenses; released on personal recOeni..
zance. VIM. T. Benton, perjury; released from
Jail on bail. 1890
POLICE COURT-.J,ldge She'll
To-day, Edward B. Fadely, Patrick Elem.
ming, Ernest Burgdorf and James Keeher: yio-
lating stable law; collaterals forfeited. Walter
Brown, assault; $5. johnson BOlden. larcenv.
SIS. Samuel Goats. assault; $40.
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AleXan0ria A0Aifs.
Reportod fDr THH EVENING Star

AIexandria A0AiFs.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR
CITY AssEssNENTs.-The city assessment for
1885 has been begun. Major George Duffer,
the LIST ward. The assessment viii be compieted
10 February. The assessment OF real estate for
several years past have been a. follows: 1870,
$sa,Ssos 2s2 1878 100 2s e.. 1889 % "a "a
The assessment Of this year will show q consid-
cradle increase OF taxable values, az the iron
boom property and that bought In by the city
at recent tax sales II now ell again listed for
WEEK OF PRAYER.-The week Of prayer was
continued last night, the services taking place
at the First Presbyterian church, on Fairfax
street, and being devoted to prayer and sugges.
and governments: Rev. Dl. Nourse, the pastor,
and Rev. Drs. Edwards, Plippo and others as
NorEs. The lease OF Lannon's Opera house
s esse n oo 70
Summers 4 Co.-The six building associations
here have each reelected the officers chosen by
them last year.@Judge Meade has released
sent to Jail some time ago by Justice N auck.
charged ION $500 baiD with rObbing an old um.
brella maker near the Long bridge.-The
mayor has sent John bright to jail In default Of
payment Of $5 fine for disorderly conduct.
The Pore AND PRINCE BIsMARCK.-Monsig-
nor Massoni and Monsignor Jacobini, keeper Of
the Pontifcal archives, .eceived the decoration
William for their share in the settlement Of the
Carolines dispute. The North German GaSette
publishes an autograph letter nom the pope to
Prince Bismarck, addressed "Excelso Viri Mag.
his thanks for the honor Of being selected Us
mediator 10 TIE Casolines question, which
Bismarck.
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SUCCESS GREATER THAN EvER--Our reduc-
ton continued. Two dollars for twelve
elegant Cabinet Photographs. X. WaiZi, S19
Market Space, 411 Penn. ave- and Baltimore
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

CUT1CURA REMEDIES
Are sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, Soc: REsoI-
VENT, 81: SOAP, 25c. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL Co. Boston, Mass.
Send for "HOW no CURE SKIN DISEASES
GRCRS Pimples, Skin Blemishes and Baby Humors
cured by CuTIcURA SOAP
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REMEMBER give my personal attention &c
all sittings. FirSt-clasS work guaranteed Geo
Prince photographer. 1915 Penn. ave- En-
trance through Brentano's-
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HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW.

HEAD, FACE AND BODY RAW.
Icommenced to use your CpTlcuRA REMEDIES last
July. Ny head and face and some parts Of my body.
were almost raw. Ny head was covered with scabs
and sores, and my suffering fearful. had tried
everything had heard of In the east and west Ny
case was considered very bad one. have q
particle OF Skin Humor about me, and my con-
sidered wonderful MRS &. L wRIPPLE.
Decatur, Mich
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ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET.

Charles Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. J.,
writes: my son. lad Of twelve years was completely
cured ofa terrible case of Eczema by the CuTI uRA
RKhEDIM From the top of his head 10 the soles Of
his feet was one mass Of scabs" Every other remedy
and physicians had been tried in vain
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REAp SIS RosA lor s.Ie at AM news stands.

DANIEL q. HATCH, manufacturers agent,
No. 42O 9Th ST.. offers great Inducements TO cash
purchasers OF Artistic Furniture and Draperies
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Special Price nj the OriOle.

Florida Oranges and Mandarfns,
Virginia Shellbarks and Walnut Kernels a.
Crawford d Co.'S, 937 b st. NV.
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CoLoRED Glass Globes at Si.edd'.

No SPECIALITY made of cheap glasses Per-
feet crystal lenses in all spectacles at Vienna
Optician Co., 609 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

OUR MAGNETIC INSoLES are certain cure
for cold feet Our Magnetic Clothing cures
rheumatism and nervous troubles, 1908 + NV.
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COVERED WITH SALT RHEuM

COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM
CuTIcURA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst Of Salt Rheum In this
country Ny mother had 1t twenty years. and in fact
died n ON it I believe CuTIcuRA would have saved
her life My arms, breast and head were covered for
three years, which nothing relieved cured until
used the CUT1cURA REsoLv ENT. internally and CO.
flcURA and CUTIcuRA SOAR. externally.
Newark, O. J. w. ADAMS.
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CITY ITEMS.

MOre1. 734 9Th st. NV, wholesale and re-
tail, 40 brands of fine Cigars, etc. 80 cigars for
Zoe. to SO: Every style of Show Cases on hand.
Lowest prices. Try.
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DR.. Wilbor's Cod Liver OIL and Lin.

Invalids need no longer dread to take that
great specific tor Consumption, Asthma
and threatening Coughs,-Cod Liver Oil and
Lime. AS prepared by DIR. Wilbor 1t is robbed
OF the nauseating taste, and also embodes a
preparation of the Phosphate of Lime. giving
nature the very article required to aid the heal
Ing qualities OF the Oil, and to re-create where
disease has destroyed. 1t also forms a remark
able tonic, and will cause weak and debilitated
persons to become strong and robust. 1t should
be kept TN every family for instant use on the
first appearance of Coughs or Irritation of the
Lungs. Manufactured only by A. B. Wilbor,
Chemist, Boston. Sold by all drugs sts co
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LEISC I'M ANN >
lnIinsI and Cents Cafa


1410 Pa ave-, opposite IliaTdS Hotel.
Meals and luncheon al an hours. Open from .
AIN. to u pm. BoarderS takenby the week
Or month. Oysters in all styles. Open sundays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

The illness OF the Princess Of Wales continues
and causes great anxiety.
A disastrous Dire occurred In Mobile yesterL
day, stores No. 30, 40 and 90 Comm6sce street
being DESTROYED. The total loss was Sl6O, 600;
insurance $4,000.
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ANY aENT1EMAN's INVITATION ITO TREAD
ON THE TAIL OF ME COAT" THE DAYS OF
DoNNYBRooK FAIR WERE LONG SINCE NUN
BERED. AND LIFE Is TOO SHORT FOR SUCH
TRIv1AL1T1Es WE ARE USING OUR NERv.
Gus FORCE TO SUPPLY THE PEOPLE WITH
WHAT THEY WANT.
We were under the impression that our stock
OF separate Pantaloons for boys was larger than
examination dscloses. The cheap ones we adj
vertsed last week tor forty-nine cents have
be able shortly to show you vii. 60 far aheado
any Pre-. ious performances. In the meantime
cheney we think we can supply you lower than
current rates.
IN THE GENERAL RUSH AND HURRY OF
BUSINESS BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS SOME OF
OUR FRIENDS MAY HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED.
TO SUCH WE BEG LEAVE TO APOLOGIZE AND
TO ASSURE THEM THAT IN THE FUTURE WE
WILL ENDEAvoR TO MAKE AMENDS FOR
ALL OUR SHORTCOMINGS
Shirt Waists are ofteu needed at this period
IN the year ana we ma e a large stock OF them
Percale and Flannel. Shirt Waists are and viii
be our strong point.
WHEN WHEAT IS Low TRADE Is USUALLY
DULL. AND THE COUNTRY AT LARGE THIS
LAST FALL HAS EXPERIENCED THE TRUTH
OF THIS AXIOM. WHILE THE VOLUME OF
BUSINESS HAS BEEN SMALLER THAN USUAL
THIS SEASON WE HAVE REASON TO con-
GRADUATE OURSELVES THAT WE ARE EX-
CEPTIoNs TO THE GENERAL RULE. EVERY
THING POINTS TO A LIVELY TRADE IN THE
sPMNG. AND WE ARE NOW MAKING FULL
PREPARATIONS FOR 1T. WHILE THE soLoNs
ON THE HILL ARE DEBATING CURRENCY,
TARIFF, BANKRUPTCY, &C., WE ARE DEBAr-
ING YOUR WANTS FOR THE vERNAL SEA-
SON.
Perhaps. If the cold weather continues our
rec- mt purchase of Childrens Overcoats may
interest you. We bought them way down, aud
value and then deduct thi1ty-three and one
TnIs per Pc cen. you VIII ascertain our Prices
Thirty,hr and one.third of is equal to fifty
on. Try II.
IF OLD PROB. GIVES Us GOOD WEATHER
YOU YET May FIND NECESSITIES IN YOUR
OWN APPAREL THAT WE CAN SUPPLY.
FINE WEATHER MAGISTRATES FINE
CLOTHES. COLD WEATHER ovERcoAT
HIDES MULTITUDE OF RENTS
OUR BLACK SUITS ARE INTERESTING AT
THIS PERIOD.
WHILST THOU ART CALLING CALL ON Us.
CORNER OF SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET
SPACE
jas SAKS q COMPANY
Great REDuc11oS ETHE PR1cEs
OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY 1, 1885.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
very fine quality (recently advertised special bur
gain al S5.VO), reduced 70 $4.U0
CAR ER'S
III Market Space, near 7th street.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11os Pa av.
WHILE waiting glasses repaired, Hempler's,
COR. Al, street.
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THE REASON WHY more elegant accornmoda-
ton can be had at the Hotel Aruo 18th street
northwest. one block fro II Lafayette square, for
the rates paid is because il Is new hotel and
has not the advantages OF many years adver-
tfsement which tne other ones nave. (Both
American and EuTOpean.l
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GREAT REDUCTIONS in Underwear, Gloves
and Hosiery at Hall and Barnes, Sl6 + st. n W.
Fine Dress Shirts to order speciality.
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FUsSELLfS Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
142. New York avenue.
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At the Combination, S. E.,

Browns Bro nchiai Treches will relieve
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Consumptiye
and Throat Diseases. They are used always
with good success. co
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PAI.A1s RorAr- Crows
WHY 1 SHOULD WEAR THEN.

The purchaser bcfOre payment Is made has them
tried on and thus insnres perfect glove and without
any risk, for shou glove tear or not Others are
tried until satisfaction Is assured The guarasre Is also
gwen that every pair of PALA lis ROYAL GLOVES
MADE nom selected skins only h silk sewed aud cut
10 ne ali shapes Of hanfs
Direct importation. unlimited perience. and Tire
LARGEST GLOVE DEPARTMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES
enables the PALATs ROYAL 90 quote the SINE
prices usually charged for inferior goods
THE glove department comprises IS feet Of counter,
pairs of Gloves
Fourteen assistants are employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

CosTIvENEss finds not only relief, but cure In
DIR. Cnipman's Pills. Druggists
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Rest Quality German Hand.knit
Pure Raumsarten whisky

Wooden Socks. pair 81, at Auerbach's Knit
Jacket Depot, 9TH and II streets.
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HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS Tin Black one yard and
half vide real value 81. IS; reduced to 75c.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, special
bargain at ~. 25 reduced to CSC
COLORED CASHMERES double fold, immense
width, II yards tor $3.50.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods excellent
quality IL yards for $500.
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS 371ac
LADIES' CLOTH SKIRTING, one yard and a half
wide, only 371ac.: cheap at SOC.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELVETS all
coors, special bargain, at Sl.6O reduced to $l.25
TRICOT CLOTH. pure wool. excellent quality
double width: special bargain at SOC
HOME-SPCN DRESS GOODS. pure wool WIDE
double width. In Green. Blue and Brown cash
VALUE DUCK reduced to $3.50. ia4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

The KELLOGG Grand operate Concert Com.
pany will be at the Congregational church on
January 19-h- Seats are Tor sale at Ellis music
store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09

LONDON COUGH SYRUP only 10 cents at drug
giSts.
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S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye w Risky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee'S 9th, near % st. sdW-:3m
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READ SUE Rosa TOR sale at all news stand

INSTANTANEOUS Photographs. SO5 Pa. av