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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

THE WEST WASHINGTON CHRISTMAS CIUR-srhe
Christmas club met last night in the Curtis builds
Ing. B. I. fanny presiding, and Miss Sawyer act
Ing as secretary. The financial committee ne.
ported the receipt OF 3l25, and the donation Of
seventeen turkeys was acknowledged by the s1,n.
ply committee, besides numerous cakes ana
oranges. It was decided to have the Chr1stmas
tree next Thursday at O'Clock and further con-
tr1butiOns Will be acceptable . S.--7
CHARGES DIsMISsED.-The charges preferrpd
against Onicer ID. j. COtter some days ago nv Gar:
geant Robey have been dismissed by the trial
board. - 0'.0 " ioa
SURPRISED THEIR PAsToR.-The congregation ana
friends OF Rev: ID. Collins OF Mount Zion n. RI
church, gave him very pleasant surprise lasf
nignt az the parsonage by the presentation az
Christmas datntteS =
The APPROACHES TO THK FREE BRIDoI-It IA flA
earnest desire OF the merchants on n street. now
tnat tne Aqueduct bridge has become frea that
Inc @GeWalk ON the north side OF n street be 81.
TENDED and those on the opposite side imnrOyed
a HABEAs CoRPus ron THREE HAIIOHa. -IT7nis
mo morning MI Thomas y. Fields. for the three SAIL
0MrsEh0Mman, Morris and Ro6s-arrested In West
washington and committed as deaerters ~ Jfs
ice Buckey, nled petition for q wr1t az kabeaa
cOfpuS Set1lg out that they are unfunfiy ~
btIalne0 OF their liberty. The writ Waa arNnfssd
Ietnrnaole before Judge Macarthur Monday NOR.
Mne. MARBURY's WuI--The win az thu late Har.
net =. MarDury, OF West washington he0ueafh-
ing ner property 70 her relattveA was he'd to-day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
The COurts.

CRIMINAL COURT-Judge MdcArthur.
Yesterday, Jno. Meeks, larceny from the person
new trial. John L. West, HOUSEKEEPING and
assault TO rape; recogntzance for $1,000 taken
with William II. Lee as surety
EQUITY COURT--JudQe Junes.
Yesterday, in re Elizabeth Howell, lunatic: com.
mittee discharged. Hook agt. ReaidOn: substitu.
ton OF trustee and reference to auditor ordered
COttOran agt. Brown; demurrer sustained ana hill
dismissed. Murphy agt. Geneste; reference to
auditor to allow solicitors fee. Rapley agt. rem
dali; Hugh L. Taggart appointed trustee to ne.
lease. Thompson agt. Bradley; demurrer slls-
tanned with costs.
POLICE C0URT@7ud0e Shell
To-day, James Gleason, loud and boisterous ON G
street northwest; collateral forfeited. BOnanartA
Matthews violating building regulations: do
Charles Meyer, Sunday bar; do. John Mitchell
and Charles Emory, indecent exposure do. Char
les Smith, profanity; do. william Davis, do: do
Charles j. Robinson, indecent exposure; do. Eliza.
beth X. Thompson, occupying alley, sos. Erred
Lomax, DESTROYING private property; $40 or SO
days. John Z. Coats, disorderly conduct in the
county; $ or 10 days Julius Ritter, indecent ex-
posture; $ or Is days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

WHAT SECRETARY DOUGLASS SAYS OF LAND AND
LABOR PARTY's COMPLAINT
S. L. Douglass, the secretary OF the national
committee of the Industrial union, which has
called convention at Cincinnati for next Febru-
airy, when asked in Indianapolis what he thought
or the communication from Gay bert Barnes. OF
New York, lntimatfng that the George party
would nave nothing TO do with the unions new
movement. replied that he did not care TO talk
about the matter, but in subsequent conversation
said:
81 do not take any stock in the idea advocated
Dy the George men. Just what their plan is
don't know. but they are rather shrewd, and they
have some concealed purpose. II they are unwfii-
Ing 10 join the union IL will make no difference
The organization viii be effected without Them
From the present indications how large an at
tendance OF delegates do you eXpect?'
"NoJ less than two thousand. Delegates have
Deen elected In all OF the western and some OF the
eastern and southern states New York has
chosen thirty-three delegates The convention.
however, Will be composed largely OF western men,
and the largest delegations Will come from Ohio
PENNSYLVANIA, Illinois and Indiana. would sug,
geot IL the George men have any plan to urge.
there Is ample time to discuss 1t between now and
the time fixed for the convention,
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PSORIASIS. OR SCALY SKIN.

l. John j. Case d. d. S., having practised dentistry
in this country for thirty-v years and being well
known to thousands hereabouts. with view to help
any who are afflicted have been for the past twelve
years. testify that the CUTIcCRA REMEDIES cured me
OF Scay Skn in eight days. after the doc
tors with whom had consulted gave me no helm or
announcement; JOHN j. CASE, d. ID. s.
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CURIOUS EXPLOSION on A STEAMER--At New Or
leans yesterday Second Engineer Thomas Hunter
ana SIX Chinese nremen or the British steamer Suez
went TO the coal bunkers for the purpose OF TRIM
ming the coal. The engineer carried a lamp As
soon as he entered the bunkers an explosion oc-
CURED, cause by the accumulated gas coming in
contact With the flame OF the lamp. The engineer
and the six Cinnamon were badly burned about the
lace. hands and body, Hunter and three OF the
Cinnamon fatally, IL is believed. All were sent to
the Charity hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

TESTIMONY AT THE TRIAL OF REV. WALDO MEssARos
Mrs. Coulston concluded her testimony I'm Phfla.
delphia yesterday i'm the trial of Rev. Waldo Mes
saros on the charge OF criminal assault. She was
subjected to a critical Characterization. DR.
Thos. s. Butcher, Charles w. Coulston, the plain
tlf s husband; Catherine Bolinger, her sister, and
Daniel Turpft, who were I'm another part OF the
house at the time OF the alleged assault. and who
ran TO the parlor on hearing Mrs. Coulston's cries
related In turn the details Of their struggle with
MeSSaroS ana OF his subsequent arrest by officer
VINO was called In the house Each of the wit
neSSeS was closely croSS-examined by counsel for
the defense, Ia the endeavor TO show that the ae-
cused minister had been entrapped Dy con-
splracy. MesSaroS and his wife occupied seats I'm
the court room at the elbow OF his counsel Both
were industriously engaged fn taking notes during
the examination OF the witnesses and most OF the
information upon which the questions OF the coun-
sci Tor defense were based was Impaired directly
by Mr.. MesSarOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

IT WOULD SREM to be fairly proved that WASH
ington merchants have all the enterprise OF their
New York brethren. Especial reference is made
10 the Palais ROyal. Its trrepreSsible proprietor
deserves crediJabIe notice.
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The Deed of the Aoueduct.

The deed OF the Alexandria Canal company-H.
Wells and w. W. DUNCAN and H. H. Wells, jr.,
trustees-to the United States of the Aaueduct
bridge, was recorded to-day. 1t bears date of De-
cem0er 18th, and for the consideration OF 1925 900
conveys the structure, with piers and approaches
to the same
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Every style Showcases. Morel, IA 9th 4
The American Institute an wines Cor
HOIidays

committee from the Farmers club OF the
American Institute appointed 90 visit vineyanis
ana Wine Cellars, and examine into American
Wine culture, report that the Wines az Alfr,d
Speer at Passaic, New Jersey. arr the most reabls
10 be obtained. and that his Oporto Grape makes a
Port Wine equal 20 any in the world. For sale by
druggists and Crpcprs
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Must Pay the Money.
EXPRESS COMPANIES LIABLE FOR THEIR rvpro

question OF importance TO express companies.
touching as it does their liability as common car
rierS was decided In Toledo Wednesday by a tury
In the United States court before Judge Welker
Inc case was substantially this: Last June the
First National bank OF Cincinnati shipped by the
Snted states Express Company package con-
Iaihing $1,000 10 the van Vert National Bank on
the latter's order. For some reason that was not
satisfactorily explained the trial the package was
carried into Indiana, where IL lay day In the ex-
press Office OF a small town. When ft finally
reached the Van Vert Bank the package was
opened and found to contain not the money but
oiank paper cut the size OF bills. The Van Vert
BANK sued the express company to recover the
amount, and the case has been on trial here this
week. Tonight, after being out but ten minutes
the Jury found for the bank, awarding IL the full
amount with interest, 030667. IL was evident
from the testimony that the messengers We're
careless, and though the evidence did not point in
any certain direction the officials claim tonight
That they think they can locate the robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
CITY ITEMS.


Don't forget 20 call on Frank johnson for the
oest oysters In the city and every other delicacy
inen,lonanie Everything nrst-class. Polite al
oenuon Ladies saloon first floor.
FRANK JOHNSON
442-444 9th ST., cor. OF Il NV.
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IT FEELS GOOD
Those worn ont with Pains. Aches and Weakness find
RELIEF N ONE MINUTE in the CUTIcu1A ANTI-PAIN
Plaster At Druggists. 25 cents. DIS
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RINK OPEN ALL DAY tomorrow.

HOME RULE PURE RYE WHISKY, Godfrey & IIOl-
Gen. Az 18th ST. NV. sole agents for the District.
This whisky is not only patriotic, but the finest
IN the land Convince yourself by calling at the
house OF the sole agents. For sale by the bottle
and case. ALI cOnnOiSSPurS arr invited.
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PROBABLY LAST CHANCE to skate tomorrow.

WA. HEINrs, of No. Ala 9TH street northwest,
VIII not be open on Christmas, but viii be glad 10
see bis friends on New Years day.
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The public win please take notice OF my fine lot
VI wines and liquors for the holiday trade at the
pid-established wine and ltquor house OF Chris.
Handlers, No. 900 9TH street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

THE ENGLIsB staff physicians and surgeons ar
rived at the Riggs house last night, and will re-
main until December Goth.
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Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH-S-Lillian Olcott in '-TheodOran
NATIoNAL--Lotta in ssNitouche.n
MANASSAS PANoKAMA.-Day and evening.
HARRIs'.-'sPeckS Bad Boy,
KERNAN's.-Pantomime and Speciality.
DIME misunderstanding.
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HAVE N STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
WHISTLES, on draught or in bottles
Berkeley, a pure rye whisky, the best on the
par9et Tor the price, 81 per gallon 81 quart and
10 cents pint, % cents sample bottle.
TRARP.
SIS r street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

l1tDICf1D FOE PRESTON FRAUDs.-The grand fury
Of the United States court In Madison, via, 70
ported an Indictment against NM Maria Gstrander,
% Cenfrntla, Wood county, charging her with
1audule1tly procuring pension. Implicated In
the matter are said to be g. Z. Williams OF Grand
HapadA county Judge OF Wood county; DR.. !. w.
J0Gyn, q Central1a; r Alexander O6tiandef and
Aman named BEAM The woman obtained a ren-
sfQn OF - per month dating from 1852, ana her
f1ss payment amounted 70 Oyx $4,000 The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR GESTLENEN.-Neckwear
gloves, suspeDders, handkerchiefs collars, half
hose, hats, umbrellas, etc. Lowest prices. Useful
presents. % and Soc. A. I. Lewis, 43o It'll ST.
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TA1MAs, or "Garrfckn Overcoats. at Barnum,s
A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT

IOf Goodyear Rubber COY: The most service
able and acceptable Christmas present is good
rubber coat, cloak, or pair OF boots, for lady,
gent youth, rubber doll or toy for the little
ones. The best rubber goods IN the world are
manufactured and sold by Goodyear Rubber Com
pany, 423 9th st., between ID and f.
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Az New York Prices!

Try washington Light Infantry" Cigar. SO
. +. Cigars in box, 7sc. 10 e.. Wholesale and
Retail Morell, ia 9th st. NV
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We take this method in informing our fr1eni1
and patrons that we have an excellent assortment
OF Toys suitable for the Holiday tradei also nun
STOCK OF Notions, Woolens Fancy Goods and
hosiery, &C. A call solicited.
II. j. BFHRFSp A SON SIS Tth 81 NV
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kENsTNGTON ART GAILERY, $40 Pennsylvania
ave. open Christmas. Fine modern photographs
only, by instant aneOuS process Equally good
when raining Endless variety OF scenic back
grounds Life-likc on Paintings, Crayons and
PaStels by ourselves; noJ hired out TO learners.
MARSHALL & CHILLING.
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IFYoU WANT the best goods for the least money,
why call and see A. c. & c. H. DemOnet'S, grOcerS,
11I2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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DISTRESSING ERUPTION.

Your CUrIcURA REMEDIES performed a wonderful
cure last summer of customers an old gen.
teman OF seventy years of age who suffered with a
feafuy distressing eruption his head and face and
who had tried all remedies and doctors to no purpose
TExARkANA ARK. j. f. SMITH A co
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grit most appreciated Is one that VIII last
FROM my stock OF Watches. Clocks Jewelry
snNerware ana cutlery you cannot fail 10 make 4
good selection. The low prices and REPUTATION of
the mouse Is guarantee that all Will be treated
larry Presents selected now will be safely stored
Till wanted. wv NJ Epsxr
SAM Al PENNSYLVANIA avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

For CHRISTMAS PRESENT buy the celebrated
'1HouSehold" Sewing Machine; it is the nearest
approach to perfection ever attained in sewing
machines; will Outwear two OF the many SO-called
drst-class makes VIM Stiebeling, sole agent for
the ID. @. I717 Penna- ave NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

BLUINE commends itself for domestic use on
account OF its cOmpactDpSs
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T. A. KENNEDY & Co.'S celebrated New England
FrAit Cake. For sale by all grocers.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Thron,
loo Royal" CLUES broken china. glass. furn,tur

should not be neglected. Browns Bronchial
, nrvches are simple remedy, and gives prolnps
relief 2oc. q box tn
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HAVE YOU SEEN THE WONDER OF THE AGE?-s4.5O
patent rockers for $3.50 each. Julius LanSburgh,
3l5 9TH street northwest.
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The German Army bill.
BIsdARCK WILL NOT CONSENT TO ANY NOTIFICATIONS
WAR EARS REVIVED

The German Army BILL.
BIsMARCK WILL NOT CONSENT TO ANY NOTIFICATIONS
WAR FEARS REVIVED.
The North German Gazette OF Berlin emphati-
cally denies the reports OF the progressst party
that Prince Bismarck declares against dissolv1ng
reach an understanding with the reiehstag on the
basis Of the centers proposals. The Gazette adds
that In government circles there exists no doubt
whatever OF the necessity OF maintaining the army
bill at any price. The commission OF stan ofhcers
continues making arrangement for new troops just
as II the bill was already passed. The war min
istry Is Fastening the production OF repeating
rifles.
Of the eightieth anniversary OF Emperor Williams
entry into the army. 1t is rumored that the EN-.
per0r will seize the occasion to make an address
to the reichstag deporhg its attitude on the mill
The Berlin bourse closed depressed Thursday un-
der the influence OF renewal OF sales to realize
money. the Churchill incident has shaken CONF
dence In the stability OF the salisbury government
and revived fears Of impending war.
CHANGED WITH POISONING HER HusBAND.-The
examination OF Martha n. Crockett for the MUIR
der Of her husband, Ruel Crockett by arsenical
day. The prisoner was fully committed to await
we action Of the grand Jury IN January. she is
seons of ysaEs old and appears to be
GIFT BIZ rH HEIRS or CHARLES FRANCw ApAnss-
euncy aG no e. s
the Unitarian church 1t Quincy, On coniticn that
family within two years q the dsst 81 the sessa
tors widow. The latter died I'm FebruaFy, 1885,
and now the heirs Of the late Hon. Charles Francis
s Aas@s SIGNIFY sas1r intention q Swing he
nrsdfqsd Dunbar, general manager q tho Delfs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

REGULATION NAVY OyERcoATs, ready made, at
BarnumS.
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IL You WISH to get pure liquors call on Tharp,
SIS street northwest.
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Now Is THE TME.-Estabrook's the place fol-
Tine photographs. I'll Market Space.
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s ENrORCMG THE OLEOMARGARMR LAw.-The fury
York, yesterday, rendered verdict OF "guiltyn to
charge Of selling oleomargar1ne, representing It
70 De butter. The onenSe was committed In Nay,
1855 and chemists testified that Oleomargarfne Is
made now 80 that 1t Is impossible to detect It from
hitter. Judge MacOmber INFECTED the full penalty
o6 the law, 500 fine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

CLUSTERS" Just the sort OF Oyercoat for evening
wear OYER a fun dress suit, ct Barnum's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

COD LIVER OIL WITH HNPOPHoSPHrTRs
Is most valuable remedy for CONSUMPTION. scros.
uia Wrestling Diseases, OF children Colds and
chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where there
Is a loss OF nesh, lack OF nerve power and gen.
eral debility OF the system cow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

FINE MADEIRA AND CHAMPAGNE WINES AT AUC-
next at IL O'Clock, at his auction rooms cOnsi0n.
ment of superior imported champagne, wines and
WEIGH Bros. old Madeira, all OF which is OF first
Quality.-AdUt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

Before Buying Yeur sewing Machins
be sure TO see the White, at McKenneys, 4s7 ath
II. NV.
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HOW SHEHAN KILLED ADDISON COLrNAs
hOllf o1ra lf,l h IL,

MARRIAGE L1CENsES-Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court to-day to Percfyal
Rebecca c. Swaggart; David Boone and Betsy
Glasker; Charles II. Elkins and Julia Edmonds;
Charles B. Baggott, OF Baltimore, and Annie L.
Clarvoe; Jacob Huck, OF New York, and Mamie T.
VOnderlehr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

Novelties In Pocket Knives and Scissors FINN
nne OF 1abie Knives and Caryers Toilet cases for
gents ana sets OF Scissors and COMPANION CASES
Tor ladies'. Dog Collars and furnishings engraved
Lee: Inc RodSers Cutlery Store, Az Pennsyl.
'oAia aNcuut, IL. ~. NdllOfu. proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

Halls Adjustable skirt Forms for drapng dresseS
at Mckenneys, 427 9Th st. NV.
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Try Great Guns cigars. z inches long 1oc-
wholesale and retail, al Morell's IA 9Th St 10
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RINK WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW, three sessions
Good music
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FoR PURE RYE WHISTLES call ON Tharp.

READ NEW ADVERTISEMENT of y. T. Metzger &
Bro. In the Posi- paper: it NAV interest YOU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

VERY HANDSOME Silk-Lined Full Dress Coats, at
Rarnunn,s
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SMALL BOYS vELvETEEN SUITS blue and brown,
plain jackets, braided jackets, and Norfolks," at
BarnumS.
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VIII send their celebrated yotaic Belt and Elee.
tric Appliances, on thirty days trial 10 any man
young or middle-a geCn afflicted with nervous da.
pinty, loss or vitality, lack OF nerve force and
Nigor, and other diseases. The greatest remedial
agent ever discovered. Write 10 them for Illus.
trated pamphlet free. No risk is Incurred. a
thirty days trial is allowed SAW t,m
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anu Ioilet cases. Gun, Collar, Glove and Hand.
kechlef Boxes are TO be found at X kNEEssI q
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. 2i, 1855.
rotcdttons for "a Hours, Commencing at ) pm.
Io-cidU.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and
lrg1nia, rain. colder northWesfeTly winds.
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JOhm g. 8aker a. Co.,s Cod Iiyer Oil

ana Malt is the finest preparation OF the Kind ia
the market. Its tonic and Dutritiye ,rfe,.rs in
wasting diseases truly wonderful. Sold by an
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Nnaas PreSeurS.

For bargains Call s36 sth 90. n.vy.
j. E. Young is going to rebuild.
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FAyoss FOR THE GERNAS.-If you wish to select
RON a large and well-selected stock GO "a = law
Gouids, 421 eth street.-Advt.
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PURE WINES, BRANDIEs AND RUNS. Tharp's.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

No MORE HIeH PIECES. Hempler, optieian, AZ st.
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DUsTPANFIu. OF scArrs

H E. Carpenter Henderson, n. Y, cured of Psoriasi,
or Leprosy, of twenty years standing by CUT1cUR,
REMEDIES. The most wonderful cure on record. A
dustpanful OF scales fell from him daily. Physicians
and his friends thought he must die
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VI Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle. No. 4
Rye Mhskey, best in the world for the money,
ofuers oy mall MoGEEs 9Th near ID ST. WAS
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
ana denNered IN 10. Ward prints, 45c. per Ia.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet MIX
DC. per quart. Cream Lie.
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DR. Spectacles for soc. and good quality for o5c.
properly lifted The city optical Store, 4S5 Penn
,ylyania avenue northwest
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FINE CIGARS At AUcTIQS.-Mr. Bowling win sell
oa Aonaay morning next at his auction rooms
az ~ ociock, several choice brands OF cigars In
tails. ASA ~
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KNIGHTS OF HoSoR.-The following-named Off
GERS nave been elected BY Potomac Lodge No 1874
hhghtS OF Honor: Dictator, ID. j. Evans: past
Dictator, T. a Rodriek; vice dictator J. Il. Dution:
assistant dictator, T. A WoodwartiS reporter F. E.
storm nnanclai reporter j. W. WiSner; treasurer,
g. III. Cooper; chaplain H. l. smith: glide ~ III
HUTCHINSON; guardian, Richard Kerr; sentinel ID
Pitcher; trustees, j. X. GiSburne. r. = Todd and
1nson.
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The Capitol Hill Christmas Climb.

SUIT FOR $4,000 DANAGEs.-Mr. j. H. Ralston
yesterday entered suit for William Baier agt s.
breaking OF scafIoldfng In part Of the building on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 14th and 18th
streets, on November 10th last, by which Ba1er'S
collar bone was d1slocated, his shoulder blade
broken, head cut, &C.