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AUCTION SALES.

VTyHE AUCTION AT 82l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Il TO CONTINUE TWO WEEKS LONGER IN
ORDER TO ENABLE ME To DISPOSE OF A
LOT OF SOLID GOLD GOODS THAT MUST BE
SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST, INCLUDING
Solid Gold Watches, Solid Gold Chains
Solid Gold Rings Solid Gold Pins,
Solid Gold Lockets, Solid Gold Necklaces,
Solid Gold Studs, Solid Gold Gun Buttons
Sold Gold Penholders, Solid Gold WatchCharm
Solid Silver Watches, Silver Plated Flat and Hollow
Ware Pocket and Table Cutlery. Albums and Ac-
ing Clocks, Toilet Sets, Brush Brooms Jewel Cases.
Picture Frames, &c.
ALSO,
Full Assortment Of Holiday Presents for Children
Auction every day ut IL Am, and and pm, 621
d2O-5t WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
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We Received Last Week
A carload OF New Nuts. We give you the very
best. Mixture: 15c. per To-; 81 lbs, Soc; lbs,
$1.OO. Come early.
n. T. MEfzGRR Bro,
Az 5th Ct. NV.
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Try q Gallon
or our 47-year-old pure Rye Whisky at $3.50 per
gallon. It will please you.
n. T. METzGER BRO,
AT It'll st. NV.
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A barrel OF our Invincfble Minnesota Patent
Process Flour Guaranteed the best
n T. METzGER Bro,
All 1th St NV.
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Fox PURE RYE WHISTLES call on Tharp.

CHRISTMAS PREsENTS.-What present can give
wife more pleasure and comfort than policy OF
lie Insurance I'm the National Mutual Life ASsoci-
alton. where losses are paid promptly and in full.
Assessments are made but SIX times year and
rates are 80 low that any can aOriit. Policies
issued for 500 81 Geo. 5000 and $4,000.
j. W DREW, Agent for the District,
No. 1920 T street.
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We take this method In informing our friends
ana patrons that we have an excellent assortment
OF Toys, suitable for the Holiday trade! also ful
stock OF Notions WOOlens, Fancy Goods an(
Hosiery, &C. A call solicited
8 b. ]. BEHREND SON R18 9TH ar pw
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The Largest Stock Of Toy Trunks,
Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, Shaving
and Toilet cases, Gun, Collar, Glove and Hand
Son, 425 18th st. NV, next to Odd Fellows Han Il
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.

LUTTRELL WINES,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Beautiful WORK BOXES.
MANICURE SETS
GLOVE BOXES
HANDKERCHIEF BOXES
SHAVING CASES.
SILK UMBRELLAS, very handsome.
SILK MUFFLERS from 81 to $3.50.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs. so. 75c. 81. s1.25 and
s1.5O
Mems FUR TOP GLOVES.
Mems DRIVING GLOVES tBuck lined,.
GLOVES Of every description.
Splendid line of MUFFS, 81 and $125
Job lot Of Childrens WALKING JACKETS At half
their value
Our STOCK in every department complete
GUlNETs BLACK SILK. 81, s1.25. $L5O. s1S5.
~, 1925. These goods are guaranteed.
VELVETS, in all shades at 81
TABLE LINEN. NAPKINS, DOYLIES BLANKETS.
COMFORTS, MEMS and BOYS SHIRTS, UNDER
WEAR FOR LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN.
Until after Christmas our Store will be open until
LUTTRELL WINE,
1880 Pennsylvania AVENUE,
FINE LEATHER GOODS.
Your inspection is respectfully invited to the finest
display OF useful and elegant novelties in Leather
in the finest grades Of leather exhibit in the follow
ing named articles:
DRESSING CASES, CIGAR CASES, CARD CASES,
LETTER CASES, BILL BOOKS, POCKET
BOOKS PURSES. CUFF BOXES,
COLLAR BOXES, SATCH-
ELS, GENTS
TOILETS
DRINKING CUPS, TRAVELLING BAGS, BUGGY
HARNESS. COUPE HARNESS. WRITING
TABLETS. PORTFOLIOS.
FLAsKs. TRUNKS. RID
ING WHIPS. COACH
WHIPS.
JAMES s. TopHAM,
d16-6t 1881 Pennsylvania Ave.
HOLIDAY FURs.
sEALsKIN sAcQUEs.
sEALsK1N JACKETS,
sEALSKIN vIsITES
W hsss S's returned from New York and
| SEAL PLUSH sAcQUEs AND v1sITEs
At Reduced Prices.
MUFFs, BoAs, sToLEs AND Co1IARs IN
BEAVER, OTTER. SEALSKIN, NATURAL
| LYNX AND MONKEY.
COACHMENS CAPES, COLLARS AND GLOVES
| FUR CARRIAGE ROBES
FUR HALL AND PARLOR MATS
LADIES' GENTS SEALSKIN CAPS GLOVER
| B. H. sTINEMETz son,
HATTERs AND FURRIEns,
d16 1887 Penna. ave-.
SAsrA Claus III rAnounrraa
| The Largest Assortment Of
| TOYS. TOYS. toys
The Largest Assortmentof
| FANCY ARTICLES
/ The Largest Assortment Of
1 NOVELTIES NOvELTIEs
At Reduced PriceA
Oh. RUPPERT,
| Importer and Manufactures,
| d14 @O3-405 7th st. NV.
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CALL IN TINE TO secure our holiday gift-one OF
those handsome steel eHgrayingS-gfven this
week TO every purchaser OF from 81 worth OF shoes
Hahn'S Sl6 1th street and lHc. Penna. ave.
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1t IL I'm Great Favor.

Physicians employ Speer's Port Grape Wine in
their practice in all eases where pure wine is
encourage its production. It is In great favor
among the most wealthy In New York and WASH
lngton cities as family wine and for evening
GrOcerS
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,,,,...,.- c,-,-y for hire Ala 9th street

SPECIAL TO OUR PATRoNs.-We will keep open
dntil D. H. NM IT, DUNN,
81 9TH st. NV,
Furniture WaTeroOmS-
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Do not Fail 10 EXAl

DO NOT k0o1 70 6xo0a1W0
Our stock OF Nuts, Raisins, Candy, Figs Oranges,
Grapes &C. Special prices are OHered this present
week. n. T. MEfzGER Bro,
al It'll M NV.
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Real Estate Sales.

j. B. Winner has transferred to Ernest Lent, sub
lot So so. 212 t3,254 feet, fronting % feet on
ST., between l4th and 10Th StS., Tor $3.50
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A Superior Pair Of Eye Glasses
or Spectacles for soc. and a good quality for Csc
properly fitted. The City optical store, 4S7 Penn,
Sylvan1a avenue northwest. &
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Pure Article Of Wines or LiquOrx
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegans 3O5 9th St
| Old established family liquor store. 25
|. Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. ward" prints, sc per To-
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: sweet MIX
&C. per quart. Cream 10c.
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Children Must he Protected.


CHILD
In the Criminal Court to-day William Cross, a
cOlored man, was charged with cruelty to child
by inhumanly whipping his ten-year-Old stepsOn
with heavy strap. Officers ONell and Henry
testified TO finding that the child had been whipped
excessively with a leather strap, which raised
aOraslonS on the skin. The boy said he was not
whipped much. The defendant testified that the
boy was his step child, and he whipped him at the
instance OF his mother, the boys Onense being the
taking of some dried cherries.
Mr. C. Maurice Smith appeared for the accused
and asked the court TO be lenient, this the
first case against the accused suggesting that his
personal recOgniZance be taken.
The court said that the defendant must have
been laboring under excitement, and was perhaps
unaware OF the amount OF punishment he was in
1ictlng- After noting several cases, he said here
was child who had done what any child would
have done-taken and eaten q little dried fruit
and he was whipped with an instrument only tit
TO be used on a horse. He could not understand
why the mother could stand by and see the child
whipped to the extent this child had been for the
man must have allowed his temper to get above
him. He could not allow such case to pass I'M
noticed, and asked ii the man was able to pay
fine.
Mr. Smith said that he was laboring man, and
whatever fine Was imposed would be punishment
on the family.
The court then imposed penalty of SIS
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OLD CROW WHISKY. Charles Kraemer, 737 9TH

Best PoCrD AND FRUIT CAKE 2oc. per ID, at
Reisfnger,S 20 q ST. Ii. and stand No COZ Cen
Ter Market, 9th II. wing. Ornamented cakes
IB1lra
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At Greenfield, Ohio, Saturday night George
Hacket!, IA negro barber, shot Hattie Graves
coloTed domestic, because she refused to marry
him. and then turned the weapon on himself In.
nicting wound that will probably terminate
fatally. The girl will recover.
Rev. Wm N. Barbour, DID,, the pastor OF Yale
university, has rendered his resignation, to take
eneCt next June. :
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f0r GOODYEAR Rubber co.,: The most service
able and acceptable Christmas present Is good
rubber coat, CLOAK, or pair OF boots, for a lady,
gent or youth or rubber doll toy FOR the little
ones The best rubber goods in the world are
manufactured and sold by Goodyear Rubber Com
pany 413 9th ST., between ID and E
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CARDINAL GIBBONS AGAINST AEARcHY.-The new
Catholic church, st. Wenceslaus was dedicated in
made an address to those present The CONGREGATION
is composed almost entirely OF BOhemiaiis and In
the course OF his remarks the cardinal said the
the country they served God. He spoke OF the re-
iatiOns between EMPLOYER and employed, and said
their interests were mutual. He warned them to
archy, but by industry and thrift make for them
selves name and q standing among their fellow
citizens He also spoke against any sOcfalistic
movement as a wrong to the country and to reli-
giOn.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
gloves SuSpenderS. collars, handkerchiefs, hall
bose hats umbrellas, etc, useful presents, % and
Boo \. I. Lewis, 4cJ 7th street.
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FASTING TO REDUCE FLESII.-Gen. X. E. COlstOn,
who was at one time connected with the Egyptian
army, but Is now clerk in the surgeon generals
Office, Is undergoing regime for the reduction of
his flesh. He found that he was becoming too cor
pulent, and on the 27th of November began the
system which almost amounts TO fasting. He has
taken nothing but a teaSpOODful OF LIQUID con-
coctlon three times day since that date and has
abstained from food OF every description with the
exception named The connection is milk and
sherry and other ingredients. He has lost twenty
1ve pounds OF flesh, and Is well satisfied with the
experiment, which he Will continue. He says that
he does not suffer nom the pangs Of hunger, and
has no desire Tor food except when a savOry Odor
reaches his nosIrilS.
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"1Oc Royal CLUES broken china, glass; furniture
Try Great Guns cigars z inches long, 1Oc.,
wholesale and retail, at Morell'st 734 9th ST. 10
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

z eyesight and dollar. consult Hempler, cr.4a
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Novelties In Pocket Knives and Scissors full
line OF Table Knives and Carvers Toilet Cases for
gents and sets OF scissors and Companion Cases
ior ladies' Dog Collars and furnishings engraved
Tree; The Rodgers Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pennsyl-
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Presents 70 be Procured 1t ssThe
OriOle.s, S11 9Th ST.

Leather-covered Dressing Gases, with Comb.
Brush and Mirror, 9Sc.; Plush Manicure Sets, COM
Piete, CSC, 81 - $1.4S and el.8s; Plush Dressing
s24s and sos; Plush WORK Boxes s Complete,
fl.39, 81 and q 90; Plush Shaving Sets, COM
piete, $1.98, s2.4S and SECS; various styles OF
Plush Goods, too numerous to mention, at low
figures; Fancy ColOgnes, representing different
shapes 1Oc: to 23c.; Dolls, Dolls, In endless va
rlety, &c., 5c., 39c, 73c. and 9Sc Kid Gloves for
ladies, gents and boys, 4sc., 73c. and Csc; Fur
Trimmings per yard, 25c.. 35c. 3pc., 49c. and up
TO Gents Fine Suspenders silk worked, DC,
Doc, :S9c: and 49c.; Cardigan Jackets, 9Sc., 81
81 40 and 81 9S; Misses or Ladies' GOsSamers &c.
use. 81. 25 and 1.39; Boys and Mems Gossamers,
81: 20 and q 49, silk Handkerchiefs, TO- 25 40 and
S1.sa worth $3.50; Silver Handle Umbrella, 81. 49,
Gold Handle 1850 4
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READ NEW ADVERTISEMENT OF y. t. MetZgeT &
Bro. In the Post paper; il may interest you.
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Cardinal Jac0bini has rendered his resignation
a. papal secretary OF state, owing 70 III health
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Affairs i'm West Warrington.

DEATH OF WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN-Mr.
David +. Robinson, well known citizen who was
stricken with congestion OF the brain about ten
days ago. died early this morning at his residence
No. 31O2 street, In the 49th year OF his age The
deceased was born in this place and lived here his
as flour inspector in the mills Of the late George
Shoemaker. After which he was engaged in the
retail grocery business Bridge street for several
years. He was then engaged in the wholesale flour
business, his place OF business being on Water
street. He then entered upon the milling business
and was proprietor OF the Foundry mills up to the
time OF his death. Hewas director in the Metro
Arlington Fire Insurance company, and a director
OF the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Of
this place. He was greatly respected for his prOb-
ty. Mr.. Robinson leaves widow and two young
children.
A MYSTERIOUS BAG.-While q number of boys
were playing upon an old abandoned canal boat
lying near the Aqueduct bridge, yesterday morn,
ateiy notified Officer Warwick, who upon investi-
cation, found the bag to contain undershirtS
coats, vests and other articles of clOthinV The
articles were removed to the station and Officers
are investigating the matter.
AN ACCIDENT.-Willie, the I2-year son of Thomas
Sturgis, who lives on Grace street, while out riding
was thrown from his horse ON street, near 18th
head and face.
SLIGHT FIRE AT THE CAR STABLES.-A box of waste
In the basement OF the Washington and George
town railroad cOmpany's offices took fire Saturday
evening, and damaged the Ofice slightly before it
was ext1nguished.
A CHARGE OF THEFT.-Wm. Smith, colored, was
before the Police Court to-day, having been arrest
ed by Officer Hawkins on SUSPICION Of stealinp SI3
from Orut's store last week. The case was CON
tinued.
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BRUTAL PRIZR FIGHT.-A savage prize fight
occurred at late hour Saturday night in a dis
used loft on one OF the wharves Of Boston, the
principals being DICK Cr0nin, OF Boston, and Abe
states navy. The pug1lists' hands were covered
with the lightest OF Kid gloves and they fought
until both were SO weak that they were Unable to
stand, when the referee declared the contest q
draw" Eight desperate rounds were fought.
The faces OF both men were terribly cut and dis
Ten weil-knOwn sporting men contributed o purse
OF $780, and only they, besides the seconds, wit
messed the fight. - =, :.
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If You WISH to get pure liquors call on Tharp,
us T 81 rect northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeaIlarr.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEy SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, II. c., Dec 20, 1886.
Ifldtc0f30fS J0T ~ Hours. Commencing al ) pm.
7O-stqY.
For the District OF columbia and Virginia. fair
weather. nOrtherly winds becoming variable,
Slight changes in temperature.
WONDERS FOR CHILDRES.-WondeTSf Tor CHRIST
uiiS- For ladies' and children Fairy land out
Zone. Come and s.,e our store, decorated Win
10000 attractive articles in pictures. tree toys,
toy theaferS engines unique Christmas banners,
satin novelties Favors Tor the German, boys and
girls. See the lawyer and blaCksnlith-J. Jay
GOuldS windOW-at work every day-Where' III
9th street near Pennsylvania avenue.
IH.yr IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
Whfskfes on draught or in bottles
Berkeley a pure rye whisky, the best on the
market for the price, - per gallon. 81 quart and
30 cents pint, % cents sample bottle
THARP.
SIS street northwest.
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A LABOR TICKET IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hall In Cincinnati was filled to overfowing yester-
day afternoon, the occasion being a mass meeting
to decide whether there should be labor ticket in
the FIELD In the municipal election next April. The
matter was thoroughly discussed and resolutions
adopted declaring 1t expedient to nominate sep
arate ticket for local offices. Four committees OF
five hen each were appointed from the united
labor party, the central labor union, the Henry
George club, and the meeting These committees
VIII meet and arrange the preliminartes for labor
convention
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BRIBERY IN INDIANA..-In the case OF Republican
district, in Indiana, charged with using money
illegally at the recent election the Democratic at
torneys, concluding that they have made a case
against Mcdonald TO 60 before the legislature
with, have ceased taking testimony. One OF the
witnesses summoned Saturday before the United
legged election frauds caSe8 refused 70 testify on
the ground that the Commissioner had no iuris-
inexperienced attofney, confessed that he did not
Monday. = So" -
Cardinal Jacobini has rendered his resignation
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A Reporters Honor.


BALTIMORES GRAND JURY CANNOT FORCE HIN TO
VIOLATE A CONFIDENCE
John T. Norris, the Baltimore Sun reporter who
refused to betray a confidence by divulging the
source Of hts Information in an item he wrote
about the grand jury, was in court again Satur-
day. 1t was thought that the matter would be
quietly dropped because Of the standing and popu-
larity Of Morris, but the grand jury shows deter
mination to press the CASE and Saturday sent q
letter to Judge Duy insisting on an answer to its
questions. The judge then passed an order COM
handing Norris to answer The Judge subse-
quently appointed next Thursday for an argument
In the matter. Mr.. Morris Will not answer the
questions under any circumstances and 1t is
quite certain that he will have to 90 to Jail for
contempt OF court. His course is generally COM
mended In Baltimore
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Vxnr. IMPORTANT To

GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN,
GENTLEMEN.
GENTLEMEN,
GENTLEMEN.
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A BURGLAR IN TIE HOUsE.-About I2:15 o'clock
last night a thief broke into the residence OF
Michael ESch, corner OF New York avenue and
Boundary street northeast. His presence was dis
covered by Mr. ESch, wEO immediately shouted
"murier," wnereupOn the thief fired three shots
az him, hone of which struck him. Officer Daley
hearing the cries OF Mr.. EscE, fastened 10 the
spot, but the thief could not be found. He Is de-
scrfbed a coored man with very light skin "a
years old, fiye ieet eight inches higl.
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A Boy THIEF SENTENCED. William Cooling
cOored, i. years old, was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Ran and Horne on a charge OF stealing
a gold watch and chain from the Office OF Thomas
E Clark, corner OF South Capitol and streets In
July last The watch was recovered by a 1eYeler
In East Washington, where the defendant cxhfb-
lied H.. The j1weier seeing the watch was waltz
able one refused 10 return 10 the boy and notified
the police. The case was heard in the Police
Court to-day. ami GOOdlng was given six months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec 20, 1856.
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PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY ELECTON.-At the annual
meeting OF the society, held at the Army Medical
Museum, Dec. 18th. the following gentlemen were
elected officers Tor 1887, viz: President, Prof. VIM.
Hardness; vice presidents, Col. Garrtck Mallory,
Capt G. F. DuttOn Prof. j. X. Eastman, Mr.. c. h.
Gilbert; treasurer, DR.. Robert Fletcher; Secreta-
r1es, Mr.. Marcus Baker, Dr.. j. III. kidder: general
council, MeSsrS- H. H. Bates, +. W. Clarke, W. III.
DALI E B. Elliott, q. Brown GOOde, III. vi. Paul, C..
" Riley, W. Z. Winlock, r. :. Woodward.
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ADVANCE OF RATEs.-At a meeting of a Joint
committee representing Columbia Typographical
Union 1Ol, and the associated publishers OF WASH
fngtOn, held on saturday, the following rates Of
effect In this city on the first day OF January
next: ON morning papers, A cents, and ON even
ing papers 4234 cents per 900 ems. IL Is under
stood that the agreement has been accepted and
formally ratified by the two bodies named. The
present rate Is 40 cents per 1,0OO ems for both
morning and evening papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

Bors AID GIRLS can see a wonderful working toy
IN j. Jay 9ouids window, 9Th street.
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A NEW PASTOR INSTALLED.-Rev f. ID. Daniels,
the newly elected pastor OF the SwedenbOrgian
church of the New Jerusalem, on North Capitol
street, near the Capitol, was formally installed as
minister OF the church The installation cere-
monies were conducted by Rev. j. Il. ParInlee, OF
Wilmington, Del, who preached sermon on the
"WOrk OF the Ministry After the sermon he
made a short Installation address, and then Mr..
Daniels was installed with prayer and the laying
on OF hands At the evening service Rev. Thos. \.
King, OF Baltimore, administered the sacrament
OF baptism and the right OF confirmation 10 a
number OF applicants Tor admission 10 the church.
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A GENEROUS PORK KING.-Mr. p d. Armour the
Chicago pork King, spent last week in this city
with his wife at Willards. Mr.. Armour Is noted
for his generosity to those he employs and he gave
evidence OF IL here He has large interests in both
this city and Baltimore, the two houses being con-
Quoted under the management OF Mr. Bert Scan
NELL with headquarters In this city. Mr. Scannell
l. well known here, and married one OF Washing
tons bellies about six weeks ago Mr. ArmOtir
went up and looked over the new house into which
his manager had moved, told Mrs. s. there was
something else needed, and handed her a one
Thousand dollar note TO get IL with: also an order
for a 500 piano. He then went to the place OF
business and gave each bookkeeper and salesman
an order for $50 suit OF clothes and each labOrer
and driver - gold piece.
PATRICK HENKYs GREAT-GRANDSON IN TROUBLE
AGilS.-William II. Cardwell, a cripple who
claims 10 be great-grandsOn OF Patrick Henry
was, for the twenty second time since 1877 ar.
raigned before Judge Smell this morning charged
with boisterous and disorderiy conduct i'm Iht
county. Last week he was pardoned from the
workhouse by the Commissioners, and two days
Afterwards he appeared before Judge Smell but
was permitted To go, on condition that he would
leave the city, and he said he was going to Rich
| mond. To-day he was fined s. or 80 DAYS and his
former bond was forfeited. several cOngressfner
have interested themselves in Cardweil's behalf
during the past few weeks, and on that account
the Commissioners recently pardoned him.
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AN AGED CRANK FROM ST. LoUIs--Caspar Tube
sing, crank, ~ years old, WAS sent To the poor
house last week by Sanitary Officer Teeple lie
SAID ne was an engrayer by trade, and had walked
nad Tor him $1,000, which was sent 10 him BY
Prince Bismarck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-20

MARRIAGE LICENsES.-MarTiage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Edward
Jones' OF King William county, Va, and Birdie
Trent; James Burgess, OF Pittsburg Pa, and Sadie
James and Emma King; James NJ. Engle OF Har-
per'S Ferry, w. Va, and Lavfnia ii. Hauke; Mau.
rice f. Bowman and Martha A. Hawkins, both Of
Montgomery county, Md.