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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
FOREIGN NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The Vienna Pol1ioaI Corrsspondsscs publishes
a Berlin letter In which the writer comments
upon the rapproachment between France and
Spain since Senior Arminjo became Spanish
minister OF foreign affairs. He saws that this
is especially shown by the cooperation Of the
two countries In regard to the Morocco CUES
don, and that the alliance is directed agiinst
other Mediterranean states. The recalling of
the Spanish ministers at Berlin and Rome. the
writer believes, Is calculated to estrange Ger
many and Italy and this France desires
Queen vfctofia's maids Of honor. Il Is
rumored, intend to forego the eccentric but
handsome legacy which the late Lord Sackville
has bequeathed TO them, as they do not wish 20
means Of stripping knole Park OF Its valuable
works Of art.
The italian government wishes to take part
in the blockading Of the Zanzibar coast against
the slave traders, and is negotiating with that
end in view.
The Prince of Wales will meet his sister. the
Empress Frederick. at Flushing on the 18th
inst. snd will escort her to Windsor Castle to
visit Queen Victoria.
The Spanish government will not protest
against the seizure OF the Spanish schooner
Garcia by United States revenue cutter, ad-
uniting that the seizure was justified.
Moriarty, who was arrested at Queenstown on
the arrival Of the CATALONIA Wednesday, from
Boston, for having in his possession q revolver
and some ammunition, was sentenced to pay a
me OF &ZO or 70 be Imprisoned one month.
In the italian chamber of deputies yester day
Signor Unijaro questioned the government re-
garding the conditions under which emigration
to America was effected. He withdrew the
question ON Premier Crispi making an explana-
ton, but he intends to speak on the same sub
ject in the debate on the emigration bill.
The Russian government has issued cir
cular radically modifying the constitution Of
Finland
Admiral Possiot has been dismissed from the
Russian ministry Of railways owing to the re-
cent accident to the cars train He is sue
ceeded temporarily by ii. Vishenegradsky.
Mr.. Gladstone, on Wednesday, in receiving
presentation on behalf Of Birmingham work
men, offered to support q scheme to remove
the pecuniary difficulty in becoming a member
OF parliament consistent with absolute indie
pendence and equality between representative
workingmen in the house of commons and
other members
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Sir John MacdOnald's Views.

In an interview on the return Of the repub-
licans to power in the United States, Sir John
Macdonald, the Canadian premier, said: II
have no reason to believe that the republicans
are hostile to Canada. They favor q protective
tariff not unlike our own. There is no urgency
in settling the fisheries question. The fishing
season is over for this year, and operations will
not be resumed until next year. The treaty.
negotiated last year is dead. 1t was rejected
by the United States Senate, not by the Cana
dams. OF course, if negotiations were re-
sumed q new treaty could be framed on the
same terms. At any rate all the negotiations
will have to be commenced anew, but can't
forget that the Washington treaty of 1872 was
negotiated by republican President. with a
republican majority in the Senate 1t is not,
therefore, improbable that the republicans of
1859 will exercise the same spirit that they did
before"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
Election of Officers.

The following officers and directors Of the
Homeopathic Free Dispensary have been elect
ed: President, Miss l. II. Lehman; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. 8. P. Duncanson; treasurer, Miss
Bessie Rutherford; secretary board of directors,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hillyer; directors, Mrs. l. N. Bittin-
ger, Mrs. E. f. Hort, Mrs. C. b. Winslow, Mrs.
". L.vanderlip, Mrs. VIM. Birney; secretary OF
the association. Mrs. II. A. Davis
At meeting Of the first subdivision West
Washington) Of the Associated Charities yes
terday officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent, F. L. Moore; vice-president. Pay Director
LOCKER, Q. s. N; secretary, Joseph Davis; as
sistant secretary, Miss Florence Delzell; dele
gate to central Office, B. T. Janney The Office
Of treasurer was left open until the next meet
ing, as was also the appointment Of directors
The Office will not be opened for two weeks
vet
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A Remarkable Decision.

From the Philadelphia Call.
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania last
week rendered q remarkable decision relative
to the trials of persons charged with murder.
1t was decided that a disagreement of the Jury
in murder trials is equivalent to an acquittal.
and that the accused person cannot be again
arraigned for trial after one jury has failed to
agree. The ground for the decision is the Con-
stitution, which says that man cannot more
than once be put in jeopardy Of life and limb. Z"
The Supreme Court in its decision declares
that the Constitution is very clear on the point
raised. and this fact makes it remarkable that
the point was never raised before. Many men
have been tried for murder second time, con-
victed, and hanged, and it would DO interesting
to know how many have been hanged uncon-
stitutionally in Pennsylvania. The decision
will have the effect of releasing several men
who are now awaiting trial after juries in their
first trials had disagreed
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Wheelbarrow Bets.

ONE IN WHICH YOUNG WOMAN FIGURES.
Several wheelbarrow bets on the election
have already been settled, and others will be
during the next few days. One Of these bets
was made between o woman and q man who
reside in the First Ward. She took the Harri-
son end of the bet, and will therefore have the
pleasure Of long ride. The route is from
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street to the
Peace Monument and return. The young
woman's friends have been trying to persuade
her to back out but she declines to do SO, and
says she intends to decorate the wheelbarrow
and ride along the avenue seated on a chair.
Last evening about Z o'clock a man in q
wheelbarrow pushed by another man came
down 9th street from the corner of N street.
The bargain was to so to the Peace Monument
and return and the loser was to treat at every
saloon on the route, but was not to drink any-
thing himself. The man sitting in the barrow
smiled as the crowd of boys cheered him when
the Cleveland man stopped to mop the perspi-
ration from his brow. At each saloon a stop
was made, and while the passenger took bis
drink cigar tho loser stood tween the All fts
and looked ut him.
Jim" Washington, colored who keeps n din.
ing room in South Washington, will ride from
the corner Of Sd and F. Streets to the corner Of
~ street tomorrow night on q wheelbarrow.
pushed by Officer Howell, Of the South Wash
ington police station, the start being made al Q
O'Clock. =,
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Another Great Bargain Sale To-mor-
row at s. W. Augensteins. S17-Sl9-S21 Eth st. n.
w.-Lava Cuspidors. slightly smoked 7c.;
large Clothes-Horses. 57c.; worth $l25. Csc.
Brooms, slightly smoked &C.; Celery Glasses,
1lc.; crystal Glass Breakfast. 27c; worth 75c.
u dOz. Fruit Saucers, new pattern. l3c; Water
Set, Asc.; worth g. Decorated Chamber Sets,
10 pieces, new styles and shapes, S24s; table
Oilcloth, lSc. yard; worth soc. Coal or flour
Sleeves, &c.; PCT. Coffee Pots, 1lc.; S-qt. l3c.
4-qt., &c.,; Water Bucket and Scrubbine
Brush, $780,; Il doz. Cups and Saucers. = doz.
Plates, Dishes, Basket. CSC. 4 doz. Knives
Sets, Sl.27; Decorated New Style Tea Sets Sc
pieces, 1926; worth IS. Stand Lamps, COM
plete, 2lc. larger size, CSC. fancy Stand Lamp.
with chandelier trimming, 92c.; worth Sl5O.
IS Hand-painted Lamps, reduced to % o.
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THE COURTS.
EQUITY Counr-Judos Cor

EoUITr CouRr-yud9s Coz.
Yesterday, Nelson agt Prescott; pro confssso
agt. defendants granted. Stettinius agt. Todd;
investment of s273.2s directed. Muth agt,
Stott; decree entering case settled and satisfied
as to certain defendants. Gibson agt Schissler
and O. Reilly agt O'Reilly pro confesso and or
der Of reference. No assignment
CIRCUIT CouRr-Jud9e Coz
Yesterday, Eighth National Bank of p, sgt.
Mahoney, Judgment by default. Wycko6 AIT.
Glover; judgment set aside.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Montgomery
Yesterday. William Taylor, larceny; verdict
guilty. Julius Rhodes, assault and battery;
verdict not guilty. Tug Wilson, assault to kill
verdict guilty. Samuel Emory, alias. etc. ;
guilty three cases.
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waiter-'Mr. Pepsine is dainty about his
eating"
Head waiter-'sIs he an epicure?"
Waiter-''No, he's dyspeptic." = Chicago
Globe. s--
Lawyer Ito little boy -"Where did you learn
TO tell such outrageous lies?"
Boy-'T passed your Office one day when the
window was open. "-Aycola RtcWd 81
Judge-ePrisoner, the evidence shows that
you brutally assaulted the plaintiff. Have you
anything to offer in extenuationT'
Prisoner-'.No, sir, my lawyer took all the
money had."-Time.
He.-.'My darling. really believe my rheu-
matism has wholly disappeared"
She.-"Oh, / am so sorry! Now we shall
never know when the weather h going 70
change. Beocom
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The Office of Recorder Of Deeds.

rumor was In circulation last night that Mr.
b. H. Warner and others had prepared and was
obtaining signatures to a petition for the re-
moval of the recorder Of deeds. Mr. Warner
upon being asked concerning this characterized
the story as absurd and added: II have not pre-
pared or signed any petition for any office and
have no such stepin view, nor has any one else
to my knowledge"
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Rock Creek Socials have filed certifi-
cate of incorporation. reciting the objects Of
the organization-literary and mutual i'm
provement and the promotion Of social inter-
course. John Grouse. John Turvey and ID. f.
Robertson are the sigpers.
The deed Of the property on Maryland ave-
nue., between 1879 and l4th streets, as also the
interest in square Ss6. purchased some ten
years ago and held in the name of J. n Du
Barry to the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Co., has been placed on record The consid-
Grafton named is SIS, OBS 81
There arrived at the wharf yesterday 2, 800
bushels Of oysters and 500 punches Of fish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
R1Na1Se No1sEs

In the ears sometimes Q roaring. buzzing sound. or
swapping like the report Of pistol, cssed by
tarrh that exceedingly disareesble aud very common
disease Loss Of smell bearing also results from
tafrh Hoods Sarsaparia, the great blood purifier 10
peculiarly successful remedy for catarrh which it
cures by Graduating from the blood the impurity
which causes and promotes this disease Try
HOODS SARSAPARILIA
II used Hoods Sarsaparflls for catarrh and received
great relief and benefit from it. The caarrh was very
disagreeabe. especially in the winter usine constant
discharge from my ringing noises in my ears and
pains in the buck Of my head The effort to clear my
head In the morning by hawking and splitting was pain
ful. Hoods SarsspariIa gave me relief immediately
while In time / was entirely cured am never with
out the medicine IN house think it worth its
weight In gold" Mrs. @. B. GLIB, 1920 9Th st. L. w.
Washington, d. G.
CURES CATARRH
feel 1t my duty to say that saw Hoods SarSapa-
riua advertised and took two bottles am completely
cured OF irregularities and constipation Of my bowels
catarrh. and bronchial affections. I recommend
Hoods Sarsaparfls to strangers and friends" H. H.
DURGAN, Atlantic City, M.
N. B.-Bs sure to get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s5 Prepared only
by e. l. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WAsHINGToN STAR COURSE
Season OF lSss-'s9 First Series.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 10TH AND @ ITS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
OPENING NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Ia
CONCERT
By the famous skiddav Rock Band 9TH Family
from the Crystal Palace. London. The only perform
ers In the world On the wonderful Rock Rnrmoiicop.
Among the other instruments played by these tai
ented people are the Either Stretch Either. ocarina-
Fairy Bells Musical Boot,ack and the largest collsc-
ton before the public of Musical Glasses.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 80.
DRAMATIC IAIPERsoNATIoNs aud RECITALS
by Mr.. Lelsnd T. Powers. Of Boston
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER
LECTURE by Daniel Douehsrty
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY s. 1889
CONCERT by the Giulia valda Concert Company
Nine, GIUIIA VAIDA. prtina Donna soprano. from
Les ltaennes, Paris, Covent yrien, London aud the
PRINCIPAL Festivals. Mmo. ANNA BtLEJEY- HILLS,
tne eLl,knoNn tontralIo. AIR. EUGENE DE DANCK-
wAhDI, SSdiSh rengr from the Royal Opera Copen
I TESe snd the 1Tocadero Concerts. Paris. Mr. VAL
De koNTSkI. Court Pianist 20 the Emperor of Ger
many. Sig. RoMuALDo SAPI0, Musical Director.
Season Tickets for the Of entertainments
lrcludins reserved seats e. and &250. Sale begins
Thursday, November s. and Will continue TWO DAYS
Single Tickets % follows; Rock band 9TH Family
30 and 15c;; Mr.. Leland Powers. so and s.5c.; Mr.
ccmpans ans rs .ns eTspS
daily. Ticket ofHce at Ellis e37 Pa ave. ne-tol Sn
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the officers Of the sixth precinct were changing
at O'CLOCK they were startled by cries of s.mur.
der" coming from the cell-room. TheU made
a bold rush for the room, and were surprised
to find drunken man suffering from deiirium
tremens standing at the door, under the i'm
gun at him. Hell shoot me, he'll shoot metz
shouted the prisoner. For Gods sake arrest
that man" he added. The prisoner had been
arrested ON complaint Of his family. He had
been drinking heavily, and imagined that men
were putting green leaves on the top branches
OF the trees. He made complaint to the officers
OF the conduct Of the men 20 engaged, and al
the request Of his family he Was locked up.
The policemen succeeded in quietinS him, but
II was only few minutes before he broke out
again and kept IL mp throughout the afternoon.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuaH's.-The 3. ,tonians in 'Fatinitza
NATIoSAL--Miss Marlowe in Twelfth Night.
HARRs.-Jennie Calef.
KERSAN's.-Leavitt's Combination.
PASoRAMA--.'Battle Of Pittsburg Landing. =
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DKFAULTER AxwoRTHY's DAUGHTER MARRIED.
Joseph B. Farnum and Miss Jennie Axworthy,
daughter Of Cleveland's defaulting treasurer,
were married in that city by the Rev. T. r.
Throp, ct st. Johns cathedral, on Wednesday,
in the presence of few intimate friends. The
couple have been engaged for several years
aud were to have been married in September
last, but when the appointed day arrived
Earnum, who had been in Denver seeking to
recuperate his health, was not sufficiently re-
covered to return. When the young man
learned of his betrothed wife's affection in the
misconduct Of her father, he insisted on an
immediate marriage. They will make their
home in Denver for the present
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STAR CouRsK Tickets on sale at EIlis'

TIE GREATEST BARGAIN SALE ever offered by
any house In the city will take place tomorrow
at the Fair, s12 It'll street. Look for our ad. in
CITY Items
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Put Money In Thy Purse.

Ferd. Frank at his new West End Shoe Store.
1905 l4th street nv. and SS1 and 333 Penna.
ave. s.e.. offers these money saving devices"
for tomorrow only: Ladies' Cousins" Kid
Button, S2.25; Misses "Dix's" Kid and Goat
Spring Heel, S1.4S; Mems Bay State Balls.
$105; Chld's "P. Cox's" Fine Kid and Goat
Sprinp
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Cigars! Ci0ars!

The largest assortment. the finest stock. the
lowest prices TO be found in the cigar line in
the city. Opera Bouquet" .Saboroso, +" Little
Captain and Old Crow, all fve-cent Cigars and
fine. II You have any Cigar bets to pay come
to US. Liberal reduction by the box
N. p. METzaER.
All It'll st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

THE UNITED ORDER Of Golden Cross and I.
o. Of Rechabites Will visit the Good Templars'
Fair tonight. juvenile Templars will be adj
mitted free Of charge Saturday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

News FROM NEW YORK has Just come to the
effect that another lot Of fine black stiff hats 10
on the way. We shall sell them at the ridicu-
lousy low price Of S1.5O
Franc, Cor. It'll and d,
Strictly One Price Halter and Furnisher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
The REsr EYER OryIRRD

s35O for Ladies' and Mems hand-sewed
Caters, worth &C.; Sl.95 for Mems Wauken-
Heilbrun's, 400 It'll st. n. ". P. S.-Ticksts
and Souvenirs for all
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia, Maryland vir-
grrha, Delaware, New Jersey. Eastern Pennsyl.
vania, and Eastern New York. threatening
Heather and rain. followed by colder. fair on
Saturday; southerly winds, shifting to west
erly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

:, In Boston Wednesday night burglars entered
through the laundry window of the residence
OF Edwin y. Atkins, in Belmont, forced open
the family safe and secured silverware and lew
slry TO the value Of o6,o0o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been flied as follows:
". L. Bramhall ct al to W. r. Billy, lot 40, SO.
All; 3. Emma Fix to Mary G. Simms, sub g.
SO. 365; $1,000.
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STAR COURSE Tickets ON sale at Ellis.

Our READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Absolutely Tailor Made. See our Wide Vale
Coat and Vest, at $3.50.
EIsEMAN Bros. It'll and streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
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A Ground Floor Church for eighty
Efphto

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR
Please inform "Eighty-eight' through your
columns that the Church Of the Holy Cross,
corner Massachusetts avenue and 18th street
northwest is on the ground floor" and the
seats are free to all. WARDEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

FINE TABLE BUTTER in Prints. Sharpless and
Four-Leaf Clover. JAS. T. OYSTER, B st. wing,
near 9Th ST.. Center Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

To CoSsUMYr1vEs AND DELICATE PERSONS
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil' heals the
lungs, builds up waste, and strengthen.
JNo. c. BAKER 4 Co.. Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

HONORARY DEGREES AT PRINcHroN.-The
board of trustees of Princeton College held
their fall meeting Yesterday. Honorary de-
grees were conferred as follows: Doctor Of Di-
vinity-Rev. VIM. McAtee, SO, of Wisconsin;
Rev. j. Hall McIlvaine, '66, pastor-elect of the
Church Of the Covenant, New York City; Rev.
Howard Dufield, rs, of Detroit, Mich, and
Rev. George William Knox, professor Of the
Imperial College at Toxic, Japan. Doctor of
East Orange,
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STYLISH CLOTHING, Geo. Spransy. 4s4 7th st.

BROADWAY AND 5ra AVE. SILK HATS, IS, Sc;
good reliable hats. guaranteed correct style.
Latest style medium and narrow brim Derbys,
50. r. c. Lewis 4 Son, 1927 New York ave..
near 18th St
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Oup SATURDAY B.RoArSs

s1E Ladies' Dongola Button. worth e.; 81. 2s
Misses and Boys dress shoes; 75cts. Solid
School Shoes; 4scts. child's spring heel. He'll
bruins, 402 7th st. n. W. See The Old Lady in
Window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09
STAR COURSE Tickets on sale at Ellis.

TURN TO THE "CITy ITEMS" and read Ferd
Franks CThe Shoedealer) sermon on How to
Put Money In Thy Purse"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

GREAT CLEARING SALE at The Fair tomorrow
Look for our advertisement in City Items.
FRANKLE d Co.
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Jrsr RECEIVED 500 New Hassocks. worth Soc.
and 75c., for 25c. each. w. b. MosKs 4 Son,
18th and + streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

HorsEKEEPERs ATTENTION. Read our ad. in
the City Items, it will interest you.
The FAIR, S12 It'll street.
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PARKr has moved to lbs Pennsylvania av

WIxoM's MARKET, 500 9Th street. Corned
Beef, &C.; Rib Steaks, &c.; Round Steak. 10c.;
Rib Roast, 8 to 15c.; Soup Pieces to &c.;
Lamb, 15c.; Creamery Butter, Csc. full line
Of marketing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

II YoU WANT to be reminded Of New York go
to Fusselrs Cafe, 1925 New York ave. Every
thing good; everything cheap.
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NEW SToRE.-New stock Of wallpaper, pic
lures and picture-frames. B. J. Laws, 1927
Pa. avenue, formerly with Mr.. ". II. yeerhof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

OUR AIN.
A better value Of clothing for less money than
any other dealer. Examine our $3.50 Child's
Suits. EIsEMN Bros, It'll and E streets,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

Ice CRAM, Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fus-
sells. 1425 New York Avenue
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ling, Mich, Arch Pelon was taken from the
Jail early Wednesday morning by crowd Of
masked men and hanged with handouts on
and shackles on his feet. He assaultedtwe
women in one day, one an old lady. sixty years
in the morning and young married woman Of
eighteen in the afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

Go TO JOHN r. KELLY's. Center Market, for Wash.
ington dressed beef. Corned beef a speciality.
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RELIABLE CLOTHING, Geo. Spransy, 4si It'll
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FINEST ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER packed in
and pound boxes specially for family use
JAS. f. OYSTER, corner 9Th aad Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-09

READ OuB LIST Of specialties for tomorrow
in City Items.
Tur Fam S12 It'll street
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BEST MADE CLOTHING, Spransy's, 434 7th st.
Go TO c. A. MUDDIMAN, 1206 F street, for Gas
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps.
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Row
BAKrss
POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PuHr.
This powder never varies A marvel Of purity
strength and wholaspmsnesA More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot b. sold in eompsttion
with the multtuds Of low tsst short weight alum
phosphate powders. Sold only in cana RorAL RAKrsS
PowDrR Co, l0e wau st. ny.