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@ CHRIST CHURCH-REv.
B~ CLAY-STREET METHODIST

j. Il. FUNsTES, Rector Divine service at
IL 3. VI. aud 7. NJ.
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RaT THIRD PRESBYTERIAN

CHURGH.-Sunday school, $40 AN. Rev.
X. II. HowIsoH, pastor, at III A. NJ. Bible
study, 1880 +. NJ. Seats free.
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MEETINGS.

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIOl
RAILWAY COMPANY.
RfcHMoSD VA, February 10, 1885
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLM
~ Frs OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY: The annual
meeting OF the stockt Olders Of the CheSa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company will be
held at the office OF the company. i'm the
city OF Richmond. Va. OH THURSDAY the
18th day OF March, 1856.
Re lI.Th&Satd J.GARRETT. Cashier.
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DENNYROYAL PILLS.-C!l-
Il CHESTERS ENGLISH .-'.- or r.
and only genuine. safe and y, t'r. h.'
ware OF worthless initial Ions. !al. ~.
CHESTFRS ENGLISH aud Sh' ''
other. or mclOse four cents lslami''
for particulars IN .et'er oy feiu..a,, 49,,
Name paper. CHICHESTER CHEM a.
Co, 23lS Madison sqGai., Fn..a' -.
Thornbury a Rasmos. lie 1854 9u@Ialy
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S1~ FIRST AFRICAN CHURCH.
Rev. f. l.. MACON, ID. d.. at11A.M.
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ANISEWENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE.-TWEN-
IL TY. SECOND SEASON. Only first
class attractions engaged for this place OF
amusement. SATURDAY. February 18Th,
last two performances OF r. +. KENDALL
in his latest comedy satire. A grand NATL
nee at $50 +. NJ. Prices as usual. Tele-
phone 467 fe l3-lts
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TEEA~UR1 NorYs UNlrEo
ALSO
INCoRPoRATyD Cirus d.
OIHEl
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pLAIR's CHLoRAL THYMoL

IS use mi 10 doctor and patient. Wuea a.
fuged u the apartment 10 dls,niecis ta'ai'
tendants ~ well as tho sex. Ia ntt'F
every instance IN which % has been u.s. 10
this city 10 has prevented tuespTeai %. ' 'i.
tagious Giseasc. especially dipnihef.a al
srarIst-frver, beyond the sick ruoil.
Itis the most agreeable, innocent. 40 Pr
lective destroyer ~ bad 0dOn and d.'t'"
germs set offered 10 the public H. ita
cured whoOplng-cough Ia reiua 49,
short time.
For sale by druggists. Price, 50 cent.
bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

The various Young Mems Christian associa-
tons Of the world have designated the week
from November Ia To 20, a time OF prayer for
young men and Young Mems Christian ;associa-
lions. Services appropriate 10 the opening OF
The week OF prayer Will be held at Mckendree
eAurch tomorrow.
Jonn koyea. a colored man, while trying to
stop pair OF runaway horses on Pennsy ivania
avenue last evening, was knocked down by a
street car, and badly bruised about the head and
body.
Ouicers of the Metropolitan Industrial school
follows: President, Mrs. a. v. Davis; vice presi-
dents, Mrs T. a. Aeeker, Mrs. SisirIin, Mrs. >.
y La fetra, Mrs Weaver, Mrs. ;. l.. smith,
Sfs. A. L. Barber, recording secretary, Mrs. T..
a Williams; treasurer, Miss +. V. Andrews;
register, Mrs Smith.
Ihe house of Mr. George Hammer, of Brandy
wine. Charles county, Ma. wa, roobed Wednes-
day of $500. The thief was discovered, but
effected his escape with his piunder.
n musicale was given last evening at the new
nome oil the Norwood institute Mssss-
chusetts avenue, aud very interesting pro-
A pleasant musical entertainment in which
Misses nate Scott, Euiaiie homer and Mamie
Sp.,.oiis, and AessTs Warren Young, Geo. A.
PreVost, W D. Mcfarland Jarvis Butler
snd L. T.. Wniiaker took part was gisen at
Unity church last evening
lne toioaiasi Beach NOmens Christian asso-
elation WILL meet at the residence OF the presi-
Gent, Mrs W ". Curtis, No. IDOL 3lsL street
West Washington, Thursday evening. See
The soeiaole and pound party tor the benefit
OF 81 Joseph Orphan s3ium, Thanksgiving
Charitable 10 do much good. See adv l.
MF. John Madison, 2lUS Sin street north
west, ieii from "a sesIold on 12ih street Thurs
day evening. and had his COLLAR bone broken
aid received severe cut On ms head. He was
carried TO his home and Or. George henderson
rendered surglcat ami medical attention..
At Baldwin AenOTGai VI. l. church, formerly
Known as tie cross lsOaiis church, Eear " ater-
bury. Anne Arundel county. Md, revival
meeting Is IN progress under tine conduct oi
hey..- y. LAWS About niIy tersons inciud-
inS nanoeF oi old anu middle aged persons,
have psv.sssed conversion.
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The Baptist Congress.
THE SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED AT THE MEET
ING NEXT WEEK IN BALTIMORE.

THE SUBJECTS TO ZEE DISCUSSED AT THE MEET
ING NEXT WEEK IN BALTIMORE.
The Baptist congress for the discussion of cur
rent questions will hold its fifth annual meet
ing AT the Eutaw Place church, Baltimore, be-
ginning on Tuesday and continuing through
Thursday. Among the subjects to be discussed
are the following: Inspiration of the Scriptures,
Faith Cures and the Labor Question on Tues
day-; Religious Instruction in state Education
and Sabbath Observance on Wednesday; The
Future Lille and Popular Indifference 10 Re-
ligion on Thursday. w. F. Hatcher, ID. d.. of
richmond, Va, is the president OF the congress,
and the following will be the speakers: Rev.
q. ID. II. Pepper. ID. d., Waterville, Maine; Rev.
o. p. caches, d. D., Hightstown. n. j.; Rev. w.
Ii. Whitsitt, ID. d., Louisville, KY: Rev. F. FL.
kertoot, ID. d., Midway, Ky; Rev. Philip s.
Moxom Boz ton; Hon. James Buchanan, Tren-
ton, n. j.; Rev. g. T. Bowling, Cleveland, Ohio;
PROF. y. X. Davis, Charlottesville, Va; Rev.
Gausha Anderson, ID. D., Salem, Mass; Prof.
Elder. d. D.. New York; Rev. Reuben Jeffrey,
ID. D., indianapolis: Rev. Lansing Burrows, ID.
d., Augusta. Ga; Rev. f. b. Hubert, ID. D.,
Morgan PARK ILL.,; Rev. w. ii. Robinson, West
Philadelphia; Rev. +. II. Johnson, ID. D.. Up
land, Pa: Rev. Malcolm MacNicar, PHI. d.,
Toronto, Canada; Rev. j. 3. Hawthorne, d. d.,
Atlanta, Ga; and Rev. John Peddie, ID. D.,
Philadelphia.
Rev. ). III. Greene. the pastor of the Calvary
Baptist church of this city, and MIR. s. w. Wood
ward, of this city, are members of the general
committee
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Blankets and Robes of all kinds, cheap
for cash, at Sanlords, 626 St NV.
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District Government Affairs.

THE STORAGE OF OIL.
The District Commissioners have extended
the time granted the Nicoiai brothers to make a
statement regarding their occupancy, as it is
claimed, of the public street ON Mary
land avenue until the 10th instant.
The building inspector and fire marshal have
Messrs. Nicolais establishment, where it is
stated Oil is stored in larger quantities
Ina than n,I the law permits The firm named
is stated at the District building, without the
authority of the Commissioners. The law pro-
psrci of b n an ong S
of combustible oils. This law, Col. Ludlow
thinks, is not up TO the times, and the Commits
iation on the subject. Colonel Ludlow thinks ii
better to accumulate dangerous oils in one suit
able place than 10 have the oil scattered In
small lots throughout the city. The Commits
sloners will ask Congress TO give them author
1ty to make regulations regarding such storage.
LIQUOR LICENSES
have been issued to John I. Cook, Leander Van
Riswick, Edward Townley, Nicholas Key ser,
Charles jacobson, John Mass, Winfield Common,
Daniel Sullivan, Charles L. Winhoiz. Nicholas
Cahiii, j. Altman, Medora Adams, II. O'Donnell,
Gilbert st. Clair, Chris Barthelmus, Charles II.
Clark, George Egloff, Frank Note, Cath. Nc.
1nerney and Augustus r. Kahert.
THE NORTH CAPITOL STREET EXTENSION.
The Commissioners have not YET received the
report OF the attorney OF the District III relation
TO the rights of the Prospect Hill GEM
etery in connection with the proposed
CONTAMINATION VI Ioute ior Inc >oTiu Cdpitoi
street extension. The Commissioners are in
formed, however, that in the part OF the ceme-
terry through which the street would pass there
are no lnterments, so that no objection based
on sentiment can De made.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rich Nolan, an inmate OF the Washington
asylum, has written to the District Commits
Sioners asking mat he be paid for work which he
j, doing in the bakehouse OF the asylum. Nolan
was yesterday recessed from The asylum by the
Commissioners.
The Commissioners have informed Cant. P. G.
Pope, commanding United States marines in
this city, that he has their permission, far as
their authority extends, to exercise his COM
mand in target firing on the vacant lots south
OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad tracks
east OF 11th street east.
The Commissioners have ordered that on and
after the nrst day of December, 1886, the charge
oil one dollar Will he made Tor each permit issued
tor water and sewer attachments.
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Transfers OF Real Es,ate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary r. Stickney to James II. Mari, lot I3,
SO. 1O3S; S6,5OO l.. A. Wood to Henrietta, "
berry, 5. II o. ST.. 949; 81 900. Cecilia NJ. Cook
to Florence 4. Denni>on, sub. ia, SO. 1863;
8. Same to Mary D. Cook, sub. l22, do; $.
John h. Hubbard TO Lillian NJ. Pavy, lot So, D..
ter to Sarah Hearn, lot l 3 and part II, So 1913:
S6,16O Rebecca c. Hubbard TO A. $. Mccoy,
tot 53. do; $4,000. I: +. Waggaman ct al. to
\. Buckley eft al. TO q. W. O1utt, part lot IS,
Old Georgetown; 81 200. Mary E. Hodges TO
Martha NJ. Read, sub lots ITO TO lis, so. 36l:
81, $40 50. A. lie Grummond to >. &. RAUL,
sab iol %, SO. 41O; 5000. L. A. Lock wood to
Lura NJ. Ormes, SUB. lot q, SO. 73S; $500.
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e e 4 ~ E Il 4 :;
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Is repete with numerous articles that can be had ora
trifing cost. and which tend to make home cheerful
In sidilion to our wellselecsed stock already on
rons to the that have iuzs received large line
Of phelstery Goods. Consisting of LACE URTA1NS.
F Fss HSETAs rasha
and various other articles numerous 10 mention
prove that our goods are really the cheapest In the
LACE CURTAINS.
Russian border. ga yards long. twisted thread.
4 side border. s,s yards long striped center. 81 IS
he pueln HeSs sass pair
Anextra dine 0uipure pattern double twisted thread.
$4.25 pair. ,
Raw silk Turcoman { heltle Cross Stripe, S425 .
bsaatsfai Cross stripe double cheniiie Dado. sa5o
RUGS
All Styles aud Sizes
Smyrna Rugs. mott ed s5c: do best quality door
size dS Ses, .,e quality Yureau si1e 26 do.
Table oilcloth new patterns, SOC yard; Stair do,
new patterns. lOc yard; shelf do, new patterns.
Curtain Dropery, warranted fast colors, zoe yard
colors. at very low prices:
Blanset. 50 % pair; An Atwood l1-4 Blanket.
"a 20 pair; an extra heavy iO4 blanket -. - a
pair; heavy German 1J h;s.Ts' $50 q pair
fine Siiesa Comfort. best wadding. - 40; ele-
CANT Medallion Turkey Red oil boiied 81 49, French
Sa''sen' 0es iS saTeSs$fi sS bas:pARrMENr
We are now prepared TO show complete Infants
Outfit ia entirely stock goods from the very
best manufactures In both Long aud short dresses
Long Dresses Of fne Cambria with pested yoke nd
three rows OF Hamburg inserting snd Hamburg Edg-
Ing around neck and sleeve. for Sue
i-OT 3
Long Dress OF me Cambria with yoke OF solid tucks
and Hamburg edge around neck and sleeves. 81 cta
LOT 3
Short Dress of Striped Muslin. Mother Hubbard
style and just the thing ftr morning wear. 40 ct>
Mother Hubbard Dresses, with yoke of solid tucks
back aud front. Hamburg around neck and sleeves.
and five tucks In skir.. go cts
LOT 8.
Infants Cloaks the largest and best assortment in
the city We have . very pretty long CLOAK. with
collar. piped with SATIN and trimmed with deep lace
In cream and tan, for ~ IS;
short Coat OF fine cashmere, with collar piped
with satin and trimmed with deep lace in cream and
tan, $40
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
If you desire shawl or Opera Wrap Cf any descrip
ton will pay you TO anime our stock before pur
chasing Ell ewhere. We have now hand n full liue
OF Crepe de Chine Shoulder Shawls tichns aud
SSarfS Also. Opera Shawls, Wraps and Blanket
Shawls of every description
Our Small Snow Wind do not afford us an or.
portuni,y to display but few of the many Bargains
mammO. Il establishment covers is q SURPRISE to all
DO not remain in Ignorance Of SO desirable q shop
ping place. but pay us early visit, which cannot
1all to be to your advantage.
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ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-During the
great rage of operate burlesque few years
ago, perhaps the biggest success of the day was
Rice's '.Evangeline." This amusing piece had
an extraordinary run, and in it appeared Tor
artists who have since tecome famous in one
way or another. "Evangeline'" was revived
in New York last autumn, and at once entered
upon q prosperous career, which extended
!. through the season. This season the piece has
been put on the road, and seems to have met
with great favor in the cities it has SO far
visited. 1t will be the attraction at Albaugh's
next week, where it will be presented by a COM
pany which contains sixty people, among
Fortescue, Ed. Morris and other favorabIy
known people. The scenery Is new and the
costumes rich.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"Mixed Pickles." the
comedy in which Mr.. j. b. Polk and his CON-
pany will be seen at this house next week, is
not, as many might be led to suppose from its
title, OF a vaudeville character. 1t Is a genuine
comedy, the merit of which has been recog-
nized by the critics of New York and other
metropolitan cities. 1t is from the pen OF the
author OF "The StraIegsts," i'm which Mr.. Polk
made himself known star some years ago.
Mr.. Folks reputation as u comedian stands
deservedly high, especially in New York, where
his work in certain lines of comedy characters
in Shakespeares and other classic dramas is
still a pleasant tradition of the old stock COM
panies at Wailack's and DAILY s, where Mr.. Polk
Tor many years was. The gentleman will be
supported by q specially selected company in
MIXED Pickles at the National next week.
HEkZoGS OPERA HOUSEWIVES Sarah Won
Leer. an actress who is iavorably known to the
public, ana Mr.. James NJ. Hardie, popular
actor, will present"A Brave Woman" at this
house next week. The drama is strongly emo
tional, and seems to have won q permanent
place in the popular affections.
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-A number of
weii-known specially people will be seen at the
BijOu next week in the comedy OF "Chris and
Lena which will afford background of con-
tInued interest, which will be diversified by the
speciaties of the Kernels, Pete Baker, Miss
Emily Vivian and Others
;. KEEsAN's THEATkR.-Marinellis Cosmopol-
itan Congress- u combination containing some
of the best specially performers now before the
public, will furnish the entertainment at ker-
mans next week. The great card Is Herr Mari.
nelli, the man serpent, whose performances are
said to confOund the ANTAGONISTS
DIME MUSEUM.-The numerous patrons of
this house next week will be entertained by
Davene's new mammoth show, which includes
THIS Royal Marionettes.
HE MANASSAS PANORAMA as we'll repayS q
visit as any OF the historic sights OF the city.
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EczEMA
ECzEMA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN.
ING DISEASES
CURED BY CUTICCRA

AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING AND BURN
ING DISEASES
CURED BY CUTICURA
EczEMA or Salt Rheum, with its asoniaing Itch
ing and burning. Instantly relieved by q warm bath
wi cUrICuRA SOAP and single aip iication of Gu
TIcuRA. the great Skin Cure This repeated daily
with two three doses of CUTrcuEA RKsoLvESr
the new Blood Purifier. to keep the blood cool. the
perspration pure and unrritating, the bowels open
the liver and Kidneys active will speedily cure Ecze
ma. letter, Ringworn. Psoriasis, Lichen, Pruritus
Scad Head, Dandrut, ai'd every species of Itching
scay and Pfmply Humors Of the Scalp aud Skin, when
the best physicians and all known remedies fail
ECZLMA
gratefully acknowledge cure Of Eczema or Salt
Rheum, on head neck, face. arms legs for seven
teen years; not able to walk except on hands and
knees tor one year. not able to help myself for eight
years; tried hundreds ofremedes doctors pronounced
my case hopeless permanently cured by the CUTICuRA
REAEDIE WILL MCDONALD,
2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill
Some five months ago had the pleasure to inform
you of my Improvement in the use of the CUrIcuRA
REMEDIES in my case Of severe Chronic Eczema Fry
thematosa and to-day cheerfully confirm all tn en-
said. consider my cure perfect and complete and
attribute entirely to remedies, having no
others FERNAN EsENCHARDO,
1905 Penna. avenue, 81. Louis Mo
E(ZEMA.
have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eight years
at times SO bad that could not attend my business
for weeks at time Three boxes of CUTIcuRA aud
four bottles of KEsoLvENT have entirely cured me OF
this dreadful disease.
MIR. JOHN THIEL, Wilkesbarre, Pa
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold by all druggist. Price: CUTICURA so cents
EEsoLvE&T, $l.UU SOAP. 25 cents Prepared By the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases"
BEAUTIFY the Complexion and Skin by using the
CUTIcURA SOAP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

No CHANGE IN THE CHICAGO STRIKE-In
Chicago yesterday a crowd OF about a hundred
strikers attempted 70 demoiish the furniture OF
one OF ArmOurs new employees, who was NOV
ing to u new place OF residence. Officers inter.
ierred before much damage was done. The
number OF men AT work i'll the packing houses
continued TO increase, but there Is much poor
material among the new men. The Knights Of
Labor committee, consisting of Messis. barry.
Carleton, Mavetisll and SchIiiing continued It's
sessions yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

OPENINe.-We are pleased to announce the
opening OF our Art Tile and Wood ManteI Par
Tors. These rooms are far superior In all their
appointments to thing heretofore shown in
this city and are well worth a visit.
We have also full assortment of j. s. Con-
over & Co.'s Brass Fire Sets, Tenders, Androns
and Coal Holds.
Also Onyx and Piush-top Tables, Fire Screens,
EaselS and other brass work, suitable for holt
day and wedding gifts.
BARBER 81 Ross, 911 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Amusesnenls

AmuSesnenGs Tonight
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
ALBAU6H'S.-"A ParIor Match"
AERzOG's.-Minstrels.
MANASSAS PANoKAMA.-Daya and evening.
kERNANs.-Variety.
HARRIs-'-'karl, the Peddler."
DINE Observation-Disclosures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

WORCESTERSHIRE daily fresh supply of all
kinds Oi fresh aud salt water Fish, kennebec
and Oregon salmon. Diamond Back Terrapin,
SIiders, Loosters, CrawIisn, Canvass Back, Red
Head and Mallard Ducks, Wild Turkeys and
all kinds of game in season. All orders shall
have prompt attention. At R. A. Golden's Po-
tomac river nsn and game stands, Center mar
ket. Telephone call, SI7-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

Observation-Disclosures. Marshall and Gill
Ing. successors 10 Mr.. VAIL, will continue his
reduced prices for a short time only. Cabinets
from $500 a dozen; usual price $500. Best
work only. Finest Instruments and best back
grounds In Anne rica. Instan taneous pictures OF
Babies a speciality.
kenSingtOn Ar SindIO. $40 Parma. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

THE METROPOLITAN BRANCH.-The Balti-
more Sun says The Baltimore and Ohio has men
AT WCTh on the Metropolitan Branch extending
tie sidings at different points as To get under
way Tor mountaineering the line. 1t is expected
that by the opening oI The local sumlr er travel
next year the double track Will be compieted
from washington as Tar AS Gaithersburg more
than twenty miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

1T Is A PLEASURE to o business when youref-
forts are appreciated, mas been with the past
week We are up TO the times in every thing
pertaining To the furniture business. Nothing
escapes our notice. Our warerooms are stocked
with the finest line OF parlOr, chamber, library
ana dlning-rooIn furniture, made in the very
latest designs, and for workmanship and finish
tney are uneXceiied. A visit to my extensive
establishment will convince you that we lead
the trade. My statesmen are obiiging and cour-
locus TO every body. No trouble to snow goods
BREITBARrH'S, Odd Fellows Hall,
9TH street northwest
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ELECTION OFE,

ELECTION OF OFFICEES.-At the annual cleo
tiOn of the " Washington Teachers Beneficial
association, officers were elected as follows:
President, Dexter A. Smith; vice president
Mary 4. Rowe; secretly, Henry y. Copp; ex-
Rowe and Winfield >. Montgomery; board OF
directors, NJ. Ella Morgan, Mary X. Kowe, Eliza
beth a. hilton, Isaac FairUrother, susie A.
Langley. Dexter "A. Smith, Henry S. Petty,
Henry T. Montgomery and Winfield s. Mont
yOmery
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CHARGED WITH INCENDIARIsM.-A special
to the Lynchburg, Va, Advance from Poca non
tas says: TX. a. Miller owner OF Milier's hotel,
business portion OF the town was swept away.
was arrested yesterday by detectives on =
charge OF firing his own house and causing
the cOnf1ugratiUn." =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

If You WANT pure article of wines or
liquors at reasonable prices. bottled or in larger
Quantities. go 10 Hugh j. Fegan's, 3U5 9Th st.
NV, old established liquor house, where q
large and weiI-assOrted stock Is kept, suitable
tor medicinal, social or cooking purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

The Best Place to Rent or Buy q Sew
ing Machine, or have one repaired, Is Auer-
bach's, 9Th and II streets. Telephone call 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

EouIrY CorRr-J,ldoe Jan

EQUITY CoCRT-JudQe James.
Yesterday, Walter agt. Bailey; testimony or
dered taken in 60 days. Schoenborn agt.
Barbour agt. Riggs; pro c0ntesso. Campbell agt.
James; pro contess0.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e Hu0ner.
Yesterday, Thorn q ca. agt Mitchell; judg.
ment by default. Thorn 4 Co. aga Engei; Judy
nlent by DEFAULT Litter agr. Paine; RUE on de-
iendant ~ einploy. burnside ayf. Th0n pson el
al; motion 70 Quush certiorari Ovorruied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

y NINBLE SIXPENCE is better than q slow
shilling; so saith ODonnell, the tea man.
" aoiestle prices to We caterers and We board
Ing houses Graduated sugar q cents. 4th st.
and Pennsylvania ave-, Capitol Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

HANDSOME WARERooMs of Parlor Suites in
nix and mohalr pushes, spun and raw silks,
brocatelle, &c. ANY one wishing hair-cloth suits
our line is complete. No trouble to show goods.
BREIrBARTH'S,
Odd Fellows Hall TIN treet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13
Real Estate Sales.

A transfer from Mary E. Stickney to James
II. Mari was recorded yesterday Tor lot 13
square IO33, from 100 ieet on street north, be-
tween Tennessee avenue and 14til street for
ST 500 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

BEAUTIFUL CHAMBER SUITES, the very latest
Styles. IN mahogany. cherry, walnut and an
uque oak. These goods are our speciaities.
BREITBARTH'S,
Odd Fellows Hail 1Lh street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

BRING THE BABIES and have their pictures
made Tor Christmas presents. Superior work
at low prices, at Rice's studio, 1217-1219
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

HOLMES COUTT's fancy biscuits give per.
rect satisfaction TO my trade. have sold them
for q numb Der of years.
AUGUSTUS GERSDoRF, 1904 7th street.