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wool, reduced to Zoe, cash value 81,
and ahf wide; pure FRENCH wool very finest quality;
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
IMPERIAL DIAGONAL SERGE. double width, all
colors, IL yards tor 81,
BLACK sIb III q, STc ~, y, 1926, sl;5o.
gain only 3711c cash value Soc
COLOhED ASH RICAN CLOTH, 75c.
BLANKETS, inlme nse size, pure wool; extra heavy
finest quality, s., So, IS, $40.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, extra wide double
wiatb RSrs french ToP only 45c. real value 50c,
pure wool; wonderful each bargain, SOC
COLOkED SILK PLUSHES, 80, Zoe, 81
ELEGANT FkENC CHI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 40 80
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 71n.r
Next door TO the Boston Variety Store
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
CASH CUSTOMERS will select one of the following
presents with purchase of SO over: Pair of Eie
gantDamask Towels, worth 81; halt Dozen Damast
Corsets, worth 75c.
Cash Customers will select one Of the following
presents with . purchase of $40: One Dozen zine
Damask Linen Napkins. worth FL 80; Two Pairs Of
Elegant Damask Towels, worth 81; Large size Hand
sohs Ofiuai Snit' "ofsn el.ou no23
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h' EST + You. So Please READ II THESE ii En-
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
se aey ee or #
to i three Ss nys viii good thing the price
Instead Of naming special prices on each Garment
We have decided t. give Sou DISCOUNT on our entire
Goods: also of Misses and Childrens Cloaks and
Dresses;
IN N ,sS:a
words Our prices p %91t do a shs siaIhins.
Please atsention q he attraction offered
in our Dry Goods Department. We cannot make the
prices we shall impress you that have Dry Goods
lot of Ladies' Pure sink Vest. the best imported. in
several beautiful coors: our regular price. s2.25:
lot x LADIES' Swiss Ribbed Vest regular price
Yr1ss R SsSs Vest. for die. and
NT s hsese goods were imported to be sold at
make the price % .n' R9sISS g. cents. ' ''' "
4aI Worth Hsss fsy
Not s ss .a %hs Not o5 mt. Of quality or
cents pair Give them to your servants There
Our styles in Fancy Ladies' Hose sell 1t SO cts
Our new styles in Fancy Ladies' Hose sell At IS ct.
Our SOC Plain colos, also Fine Stripes. three pair
our 3sc. oxsords only CSC
berSy RSSed ch Gns SCI Hos. ONLY
Our o'f aA NIX EcfI hkFEISs SRlx rs
lot Chinese Crepe Mufaers, in White only, wen
Our 5oc sill Six asndierchief the sandes. ..,ortm,
LOT new q coiored- Bordsred Hsndferchisfs
f ipiss Elss worth aoc
All our EsndlsrcSisds are new goods and marked 1t
low selling pr1ceess; rrn.n-,.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
Mems Embroidered Slippers, handsome pat
terms, only &c.; worth S1.50.
See samples in our window.
Ladies' Felt and Embroidered Slippers only
CSC; worth S1.50.
Ladies' Kid Button Boots, patent leather tips
or plain, only S1.24; worth -.
Mems Calf Lace Shoes 81. IS; worth S3.
full line Of Mems Calf, Kip and Rubber
Boots at special prices.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
80 It'll street
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. - Boston SYM
phony Orchestra Concert.
Observation-Disclosures Nights Dream. "
NAT1oNAL.-Sothern in Lord Chumley."
PANoRAMA.-'Battle of Shiloh
WILLARD HALL.-Prof. Carpenter.
HARRIs'-Gu Williams
KEKNAN's.-yariety.
GIDBE Variety
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New York Variety Store, 1895 and 1887
7th st. NV, will sell tomorrow: Good mats,
23c.; real zinc fre-boards, &c.; brooIns, 1Oc.;
best in city, 21c., worth 20 and 4Oc; pretty
decorated mustache cups and saucers, &c.; a
doz. each good W. G.. cups and saucers, 49c.,
worth 75c.; Is doz. each common &C. cups and
saucers, Is to 25c.; u doz. each decorated cups
and saucers, 49c.; a doz. decorated plates to
match, 49c.; n doz. good plates, &c.; buck
ct, coal sifter,pap and coal-hod, 49c; 200
marbles, &C.; tacks, 1c. paper; pretty decor
ated chamber sets, S1.87, only few sets re-
main unsold; curtain poles, with complete fix
lures, 29c.; large wash boilers, 40 and &c.;
dish-pans, 8, IL and 15c.; large block tin dish
pans, IL and 25c.; coffee boilers, s, 10, Is and
1885,; tin cups. &c. each; express wagons,
sleighs, Yankee jumpers, hobby horses, and
all goods in the toy line will be sold at sacri-
fee rather than carry them over for another
season. AS these prices are about one-half
value please call early otherwise you may find
stock all sold, as the rush is very great at the
present. /
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Ferd. Frank, 1906 14th st. n w., and 1888
Pennsylvania ave. s. e.. offer from now until
the holidays Mems fine Silk Embroidered
Slippers for 49c.; Mems finer ones at 75c.;
Mems Chenille Embroidered or Tan-Goat Slip
pers for $780,; Mems Plush Embroidered Slip
pers at $1.23; Mems Alligator and Orange
Goat Slippers from S1.4S to S2.4s; Ladies' Col
ored Velvet Lapel Slippers at S1.25. See our
window DISPLAY
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LADIES GARMENTS.

Mr. stinemetz wishes to inform the Ladies who have
been waiting for his return from New York that he
has brought with him specalties Of his own ga
lection
sEAISKIN sAcQUEs and NEwMARKETs
SEALSKIN JACKETS, Sl00 and &125
SEAL FLUSH JACKETS and MODJESKAS sl6
SIS, SEQ. &25.
Elegant Long and Short PLUSH WRAPS s2O to asO
Long French GARMENTS, colors Blue, Brown and
Green. trimmed with the large Fur Russian Collar
Novelties for Young Ladies' in. COLLARET.rFa
BOAS, MUFFs and TRIMMINGS in Seal, Bear, Mon.
key and Beaver.
B. H. sTINEMETz SONS
HATTERs AND FuRRIERs
do 1897 Penna ava. through to 18Th u
nUR. els PRINCE ALBERT SUIT WE W1R-
rant str1ceiy all-wool or money refunded.
TIE LONDON AND LIvERPOdL CLOTHING 90.
no-Sm 9Th and G sla
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A DARING RoBBERY.-You are robbing your
self if you buy inferior Canton Flannel Draw
ers. We sell double-stitched, reinforced-seat
drawer, with clinched-buttons for Soc.
FRANC, One Price Halter and Furnisher,
Corner It'll and ID SITS
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AGED PEOPLE

Whose blood has become thin impure especially
liable to attacks of rheumatism, to that weakness
called general debility" The pains and aches of the
former are relieved by Hoods Sarsaparlla, which pu
rifles and vislizes the blood while it also tones and
builds up the whole system. Try Hoods Sarsaparlls
and realize the peculiar benefit which it gives
"My wife and myself were both generally run down.
Hoods Sarsapsrills brought of that tired feel
ing, and made US feel like young people again 1t has
done more for M than all other medicines together"
RICHARD HAwKHURsT, Amityville, Long Island, n Y
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists 81; six for &5. Prepared only
bye l. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


For the District Of Columbia. New Jersey.
Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, MARYLAND,
and Virginia. fair; continued low temperature
followed Saturday by slightly warmer; varia-
Ole winds; high on the coast.
GRAND OPENING
OF THE
SECOND FLooRs
r. GoLDscHMp's
MAMMOTH STORES.
loot and 1909 F st. NV.
TOMORROW.
The brilliant display of Onyx, Brass, Mahog-
any and Walnut Fancy Tables, Cabinets In
every conceivable shape, Bamboo Easels and
Screens. Rattan and Reed Rockers, Music
Stands, the latest and most artistic designs in
Gobelin Ware Vases, Baby High Chairs, large
Toys for large children, and the host Of attrac-
tive high class ornamentations are well worth
your inspection / want you to come and get
an idea Of what / am doing for you. In order
TO make this sale memorable, / propose to
TOKENS OF REMEMBRANcE
THIS MANNER:
Token No. IAN entirely new and novel;
shaped Chamber Set, with Jar,
exquisitely decorated, never
offered before for less that els,
as q token, sass.
Token No. "A Combination Dinner and Tea
Set, 116 pieces, of English China,
richly ornamented, never before
offered for less than $15, as a
token. 80 g.
Token No. SAN extremely handsome Com
bination Dinner and Tea Set,
novel shape, entirely covered
with decorations, 1872 pieces. sells
everywhere for S2S, as token,
$1s48.
Token No. 4s500 new shape and design
Chamber Sets, a token, 81 4S.
Token No. $500 new shape and design,
with Jar. Chamber Sets, as q
Token No. eLFrench China Hand-painted
Fruit Plates, as a token, SC. each.
Token No. 7-75c. Magic Lanterns, as token,
Token No. $3.50 French Kid-body Dolls,
bisque heads, as q token, Sc.
each.
Token No. $50. French Kid-body Dolls,
bisque heads, as a token Csc.
each.
Token No. 1855. French Kid-body Dolls,
bisque heads, as a token, 1Sc.
Token No. 11-Silver-platedC hild's Set "a Pcs,
in Plush Case as a token, Csc.
Token No. 12-Silver-plated Child's Set 6 pcs.),
in Plush Case, as a token, ssc.
UPSTAIRS.
Token No. 13-Umbrella Stands as a token,
7Sc.
Token No. 14s1.5 so Eastlake Rockers, as a
token, SIC.
Token No. $40 per cent off marked prices on
all Rattan and Reed Rockers.
Token No. 1910 per cent off marked prices on
all Cabinets, from S25 to 575.
Token No. ITO per cent off marked prices on
all Tables. from CSC. to S35.
Token No. 1S-10per cent of marked prices on
all Easels, from CSC. to S15.
The marked prices ON above goods my
regular prices for these articles, and are lower
than you have ever bought them, but go still
further, and allow you 10 per cent off on tokens
Nos. Is, l6, II, and Is. Open tomorrow night
till 10 o'clock. Il. GoLDscHMID,
LOOT and 1909 st. u. W.
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The Fair,
S12 7th street n. W.
Wn Ann GnrNn no Sxrnnnrar Xoxr


WE ARE GOING TO SURPRISE You.
That is. we are going to offer some goods at
prices that will actually astonish you, such as a
very pretty decorated English China Chamber
Set, has 10 pes, only s1s9.
Our handsome oxydized brass-trimmed Um-
brella Stand only S1.19, worth $3.50.
A beautiful solid brass Umbrella Stand only
1929. worth S3.99. French China Hand-paint-
ed Cuspidores only 39c.
Colored or Crystal Glass Gas Globes only 12c.
Covered Chamber Pals only 15c. Our $1.25
Fancy Waste-paper Baskets only SOC. 35c. Toy
Wood Wash Sets only 19c. Extra large size
Skin Horse, on stand, only SOC. A very pretty
large size decorated Toy Tea Set, only &c.
Boys, We have received another lot of those
Breech-loading Air Rifles. Remember our price
is only &c., with 100 shot, targets, and dart.
Bring the little girls and boys to see the mon
key playing the harp, the dancing cats, Santa
Claus. and thousands of other toys that will
make their little hearts happy.
The FAIR, S12 7th st.
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Diamond Collar Buttons, $3.50 up. Dia-
mond Rings, IS up. FRANK, Jeweler, 461 Pa. av.

Saturdays Bargains.
10c. black ribbed hose &c. pair.
Csc. imported ribbed hose lie.
Csc. ladies' hose, all kinds, 21c.
soc. double-bone corsets, 42c.
Heavy-bone corsets, 73c.; worth 81.
S1.50 French-strip corsets for Csc.
To close all our kid gloves will go for &c.;
worth from SOC. to 81.
Great reduction in cloaks.
$3.50 jackets reduced to S1.68
So jackets reduced to Sl9S.
IS New Markets reduced to S348 Better
ones in proportion.
At Strasburger's Dry Goods and Carpet
House, $40 It'll st. n w.
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NEW CAPE OvERcoAT, very handsome. Re-
ceived to-day at BARSUM's.
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BoYs' Cape Overcoats at BARSUM's.

Gun s25 and $50 solitaire diamond rings are
the best value ever offered. r. HARRIS 4 Co.
432 7th ST.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The horse attached to Julius Lansburgh's
wagon took fright and ran away on Pennsylva-
mia avenue, near Az street last evening, and
the driver, Henry Birch, was thrown out and
had his right leg broken. He was attended by
DR.. Chamberlain and sent to Garfield hospital
The colored Catholic congress will be opened
with high mass, on New Years day, and the
celebrant will be Rev. Father Tolton, Of Quincy,
Ill who was the first colored man in this coun-
try to be ordained to the priesthood
Intendant Stoutenburgh. Of the Washington
asylum. requests persons having reading matter
which they are willing to give to the nnfortu-
nate to send their addresses to him. He will
gladly send for it.
A certificate Of election Of the following
trustees of the Westminster Presbyterian
church has been filed: David E. Holmes. L. H.
Hopkins. and o. o. Spicer for three years; W.
A. II. Church, Abraham Depue, and Allen Wall
for two years; ]. Whit Heron, George Misser,
and Albert G. Yount for one year.
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Look Out! Don't be fooled You can buy
he great Salvation Oil for rs cents. s
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Four Pounds New Currants, 25c.; 3
pounds New Raisins, 25c.; that lovely home
made Grape Wine, 35c. per bottle. At O'Hare' g
Grocery, 1245 It'll ST. NV
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Colgate & Co.'s Sachet Powders.
Cashmere Bouquet, Caprice, Heliotrope, West
End and Violet for perfuming holiday gifts
tu,f-2w
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TRAVEL ON THE AMERICAN PLAN VIA B. AND O.
n. k-No extra fare is charged for travelling
on the fastest trains ever in regular service
between Washington and PHILADELPHIA.
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COffees, Teas and ChOcOIates.-The
finest Coffees in the world. selected with great
care and roasted to perfection, can be found
in our Coffee and Tea Department. Old Govt.
Java Coffee, &c.,; Mocha and Java &c.,; SPLEEN
did Coffee, Csc. Elegant Table Butter at rea-
sonable prices; 4 different grades on sale. The
best of Patent Process Flour, for making
bread or cake, 81 Is bbl.; $3.50 per Dbl. High
grade Mince Meat, 81 and S1.25 per large jar.
The finest assortment of Nuts to be found.
Pure Fruit Jellies, Impt'd Preserves, to gether
with an elegant selection of Family Groceries,
at the very lowest prices. On Saturday. the
22d inst, we will have about 800 Of very fine
Dressed Turkeys for Christmas. Leave your
order for one, or come and see them yourself
Remember, the most of the poultry coming to
this market now is undrawn. Ours will be
dressed. NJ & P. METzGER.
All 7fh at N w
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The Holy Cross Church Property.

A SUIT IN WHICH THE TRUSTEE FOB THE
BLoDGRrT HEIRS IS A DEFENDANT
Messrs Carusi & Miller have, for the trustees
Of the Holy Cross church, filed q bill against
John johnson (trustee for the Blodgett heirs),
Austin Herr, and others, for an injunction, to
remove a cloud on the title, &c. The bill states
that complainants are the owners of the square
north of square 1877, the title to which descended
from the trustee in a chancery suit against
Samuel Blodgett and was bought by them in
1878 at a sale under a chancery proceeding;
that there have been deeds of trust given on
the property. and defendant Herr and others
have, as trustees, advertised it for sale They
ask that the sale be enjoined, and that the
cloud on the title be removed.
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SEAL SKIN SACQUEs AND JACKETS at VIM. n.
McKSEws, Successor to r. II. Taylor, 939
Penn. ave.
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81 "a will buy good, serviceable pair of
shoes for lady or gent. At z. STRAsBUrGER
906 18th street. Buyer presented with basket
of CANDY 2
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OvrRcoArs, Geo. Spransy, 4s4 It'll st.
BoYs' Sack Overcoats at BARNuM's.

Cur PRICES on children's coats, ladies' jack
cts, newmarkets and raglans. See page 4.
WIN. II. McKNEw, 93S Penn. ave,
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3oYs' listers at BARNUM's.

EAST WASHINGTON PEOPLE, money and time
saved by a visit to LEW. CALLIsHER, Jeweler.
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The John Sherman League.

THE MEMBERS WILL sERENADE THE OHIO SENATOR
ON THE EVENING OF THE 2lsT INST.
The John Sherman republican league met at
the Office of the Bee last evening and completed
arrangements for the serenade to Hon. John
Sherman. A committee consisting of Messrs.
W. Calvin Chase, W. c. Cox and R. s. Smith
waited on Senator Sherman at his residence
and informed him that Friday evening Decem-
Der q, had been selected to serenade him if
that time would be convenient to him.
MIR. Sherman thanked the committee
and accepted their offer. The league will form
in front of the Bee Office at O'clock and pro-
coed to theresidence of Mr. Sherman headed
by the National band of twenty men. The
League will be introduced to the Senator by Mr.
st. A. Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

LIZ log WANT pure article, try our
No. Whisky, 75c. per bottle.
No. II, sl.0O per bottle.
A HEIIMULLER Co.,
1893 l4th at.
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LITTLE GIRL can find everything in fancy
papers, paper doll heads, tree ornaments, DC.
at ]. jar GoULD's.-Adrt "
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TIE P.LAIs ROYAL advertisement ON 18th
page wiil be a guide to those in doubt about
what to give for Xmas presents
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Rock AND BYE, for colds.
u per Ct bottle; SOC. per pit. bottle.
At A. HEITMULLKR d Co..
1893 18th at
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LOCAL MENTION.

TIE DARLINGTON,
shArpless
and
Glover Leaf Prints
Speciality.
Nearby Fresh Eggs.
GEo. n. OYsrER, in,
Stands us, 176, III Center Market,
near It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

VISIT CALLIsHER's, the recognized East WASH
ington jeweler
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M. w. GAR BRo & Co..
1107 PENNA. AVE.
CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR STOCK OF
TCHES,
COMPRISING ALL THE MOST DESIRABLE
MOVEMENTS AND STYLES OF CASING,
FROM THE LOWEST PRICE FOR WHICH
A RELIABLE TIME-KEEPER CAN BE BOUGHT
TO THE MOST EXPENSIVE. THEY HAVE IN
GOLD CASES, SPECIALLY FINE MOVEMENTS:
LARGE SIZE. FOR GENTLEMEN.............s
MEDIUM SIZE. FOR $50
SMALL SIZE, FOR LADIES $40
IN SILVER CASES:
LARGE SIZE. FOR GENTLEMEN...
SMALL SIZE, FOR LADIES. SIS
SMALL SIZE. FOR BOYs...................s12
THESE WATCHES BEAR OUR FIRM NAME
AND ARE FULLY GUARANTEED.
MISSES SILVER WATCHES, IS AND aIO.
AMERICAN wALTHAM WATCHES
OF ALL GRADES
IN GOLD CASES FROM $50 UPWARD.
IN SILVER CASES CORRESPONDENCE Low.
d13-3t
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st. J0seph's Church.
A BuL TO ENFORCE MECHANICS LIEN ON THE
PROPEBTY.

' ,,o...~x Ai-N w TN
Ah,u to ansorca . roach.n;c., liz, -. s,.a
xs.te,aav nv NJ p Ro., p.--v o. Tohn IA
- ~
"slus assAnss ssmes uipoons, srcnpisnoP OF
Baltimore; v. +. schmidt and others. The
plaintiff states that about June II, 1888, he con-
tracted With one v r Smith n, construct a
hr;ld;n. an LOT. aanaI 900. ,xe o. 40. 900
~, Az f,;th ~ certa;,, ,ss 10, ,oa os!
ga a. -aS,,oo ,ba 900 so,E g. M r.S ou
nnon the vort. that eftorSo.d anu tS SasanS.nt
Schmidt Changed the nIans adding u 20 90 or
Changes not on.S Sastrova % h;s anu osta hut
hransbt hiro o H. daht his ProLh ss .%a
Change of nians was = v;rtnal ahan5onnaent oS
the Increment nv the dafsnJont who hv thar
agents, have taken POSSESSION Of his derricks.
tools. &c.. and have undertaken to comniete
the building. He further states that thew
threaten to BRING anti for sos ner Jav s;nce Or,
tober LIST. the date the contract called for the
building to be rooted in. He claims lien for
1000, which be asks to be enforced. and that
the defendants be enioined from brinping suit
-
Field Trial of Dogs.
THE WARRINGTON KryNrr cr.uR HAS coSsrnrR
.p,p spopr ~ pp,vcr oropo,,s corvrv MN
m. c.. -, :. a. ~,
Inc nrs' uiai Oh tne " asnihgton hennei ciuo
was held upon the farm OF Mr.. Richard Smith,
its president, near upper Marlboro, yesterday.
Mr. Smith drove from Washington with b;s
,,,o, 80 .n...rs "a ,vos ;o;n.a % Irr,o. NJ,
PAoA Vi ee'Sole' anu was JoIneu az upper NiaIF
Jas. M. Green, Mr., JOS. Il. Hunter, Mr.. ID. J.
johnson, Mr.. Jas Irving, and VIM. Golf. of
Washington and by Mr. Richard Sasscer, Mr.
E. E. Berry, Capt Frank NJ. Hall Mr.. Brooke
and other gentlemen of Prince Georges county.
Messrs E. L. Mills, Richard Sasscer and Capt.
Frank Hall were selected as judges and in the
absence of a copy of the rules of the Eastern
Trial Field association, it was decided to award
following nairs were drawn. Mr. Richard
Smiths ilewellyn setter Dick. by Sir Clifford
ont of Florida and Mr. Albert M Cowelps
pointer Joe: Mr.. John Wanstalrs nointer Fritz
and Mr.. Richard Smiths Ilewellvn setter CLIFF
by Tramn. ont Of Sne. Mr. las NJ Creams
English setter Ned. nv Carter's Ned ont ~
Belle. and Mr.. Richard Smiths Gladstone set.
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Owing to the Rush of Visitors, The
Grand opening and art reception at the Do
nestle Sewing Machine Office, cor. 7th and II
will continue few days longer.
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SaxOny Wool German Hand Knit
Gloves, Soc. at c. Auerbach's Knit Jacket De-
pot, It'll and H.
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BoYs' velveteen Suits at BARNuM's.

FINE 2-CARAr SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS,
&lOo, 1-carat pair, ESQ r HARRIS & Co., 49,
It'll St.
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A Little Pair of Red-TOp Boots, 99c.;
holiday slippers. from Csc. 10 So Fleece-lined
rubber boots. arctics &c. The above are very
useful presents. Every purchaser receives a
handsome willow basket of candy. At z.
STRASBURGER, 906 It'll st. 2
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and 9Th, and 9th-st wing Center Market.
TIE GREAT FIRE AND SMOKE SALE
at
HAMBURGKR's
Drawing to a close.
Only few days more.
Many desirable bargains left.
Fine Corkscrew and Cashmere Pants
that we're Sc, 81, 90 and $40,
now 60 for %, $3.50, "a and IS.
Suits, Overcoats, listers, Storm Goats, also at
Half Marked Prices.
"Ouf Guarantee"
To refund purchase money to dissatisfied
buyers.
l. HAMBURGER Sons,
Strictly Reliable Clothiers,
621 Penn. ave.,
Under Metropolitan Hotel.
GAS FIXTURES and Lamps, at Shedd 4 Bro.
The CELEBRATED
Rosalind Creamery Butter
in
and S-lb. boxes for family use.
GEO. M. OYSTER, JR.,
Stands us, 176, III Center Market,
near It'll street.
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INFORMATION.

Domestic Sewing Machine Office, It'll Il H.
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BoYs' Vest Suits at BARNuM's.


DIAMOND EARRINGS and lace pins S7.5O M.
LEW. CALLIsHER, Jeweler, 225 Penn. ave. s.e.
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BUsrsEss SUIrs, Geo. Spransy, 434 It'll st.

BoYs' solid silver watch and chain S5.5
LEW. CALLIsHER, 225 Penn. ave. Sc
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MKx's Cape Overcoats at BARSum's

10 CoNsUNPrIvEs AND DELICATE PERSONS.
BAKERS Norwegian Cod Liver Oil'' heals the
lungs, builds up waste, and strengthens.
JSo. G. BAKER q Co.. PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

CHARGED WITH FAST DRIVING
Lochel forfeited IS collateral in the Police
Court this morning, on a charge of violating
the police regulations Officer Kaucher of the
first precinct. appeared as the prosecuting
Witness and charged Mr.. Lochel with driving
around the corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
It'll street at a rate of speed faster than miles
an hour. Officer Kaucher states that complaints
are being made against fast and reckless
drivers at this point, which renders it danger
Gus for pedestrians crossing the street.
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HOMEMADE MINcEMKAr,
Quarts and half-gal. jars,
45c. and zoe.
At A. HRITMULLER 4 Co.,
1888 14th st.
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BAaeANa-watches and jewelry. FRANKS,