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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

LADIES' BROADCLOTH. yard and half wids, pure
wool, reduced to I,c cash value ~,
wSnssiu ME1Tr only % 5pc SasS wins
sTs sIafEhslY double width
RoY YAH 1 HENCE f bfxd s5N sEkdE all pure;
fine wool, double width all colors; wonderful bar.
gain only 371<c cash value J0c.
COLOkED ASTRICAN CLOTH, 75c.
BLANKETS, immense size. pure wool; extra heavy,
HENkIETfX CXsHMEREs, extra wide, double
HANDSOME CLOTH PI4AfDS, yard and hall vida,
pure wool: wonderful cash bargain, SOC.
COLORED SILK PUSHES, 60 Use, e.
ELEGANT FRENCH 6ATT1NECOMfORTS, 42.50.
CARTERS
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR TN II.
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR Cash CUSTOMERS.
CASH CUSTOMERS win select one OF the following
presents with purchase Of Is over APatr Of Ee.
xntQamask Towels, worth 81; . half Doaen Damssk
Napkins. worth Zoe. or pair Of SILK Embroidered
CoEsets, worth 75c.
Cssh CUSTOMERS WIN select ono Of the followine
presents With = pgrchase Of $40: One Dozen Fine
soms Esidsi CUNT. worth $50 81 = ! = no Ss''
II T. WALKER SONS, ao4 10TH STREET n. "
- Asbestos, Paper, Hire 6xick aud Clay.
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SPECIALTIES.

Dy ELECTRIC TREATMENT \ CAN SPEEDILY
- cure s,y case Of khsnmat,sm, Neuralgia. CstHrrh
hood, structure, 1unor, Hstua 81 Vitns' Dance Iri.
,epsy psspepsiA fsnlty Circulation. Cold OF swcssy
tions. Asd an Female osmplsints Prscf,ce NOT con
nnec 70 Once DIR }. ". HAYWARD Escu1c sIeciA1-
nR. MULLER s2s 18th ST NV. TREATS
Catsrrh, nc,
once heurA s-l2. rs. Sunday. from losoa
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GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, 800 9th street
northwest, near Pennsylvania avenue, keep
constantly on hand rubber boots, shoes. arctics,
coats. gosssmers. &c. Buy now, and get ben
eit from beginning of the stormy season.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS FoR RENT.
50 instruments to select from.
f. G. SMITH. 1225 Pa. ave-

Mn. A. Y. GRIMES, who controls the interests
Of the Heinekamp and stultz h Bauer piano
fortes for this city and vicinity. has removed
the Piano Exchange from 422 9th street to the
elegantly remodeled and handsome warerooms
91S Penn. ave., where he invites the patrons of
the house and the public to call hereafter.
The high standing of the Pianos Mr.. Grimes
represents has been attained by the highest
artistic workmanship of the two makers, and
the reputation that has been made for them in
all large cities and among the best musical
people gives them future value beyond
. criticism. One of the important features in
the business of the Piano Exchange is the very
easy payments that can be made in pur-
chasing a medium grade or fine Piano.
Such arrangements can always be made as
suit the buyer best. and again the advantages
to be gained with US, where you desire to make
Q change of your old piano for new one. are
decidedly in your favor in the value We can
give you and the manner of your payments for
any balance. We intend to keep in sight our
past assertions. of saving you from S25 to 900
over the fancy prices of other dealers. We
are determined to be the banner bargain Piano
House of Washington, and give you the choice
of the best makers in all styles in new and
secondhand pianos. Call and make inquiries.
The PIANO EXCHANGE NEW WARERooMs.
9l3 Pennsylvania avenue.
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OrR IS PASrALooSs to order are Of surpris-
ing quality and workmanship. Call and be
convinced. EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and z.
Tailoring Department
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ID PAIRS Real Swiss Lace Curtains, 81. so per
pair; former price, s12 per pair.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, 81 9TH ST. NV
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FRANCES LETTER
AN ABLE DEFEysE OF GROWING AND popr,r.A R
THoRoCGHFARY

AN ABLE DEFENSE OF A GROWING AND popULAI
THoRoCGHFARE.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., November "A. 1888.
Ny Dear Hdr7e: At last can write YOU OF
convincing PROOF that your prejudice against
7 street, IA shopping mart, Is wholly un-
founded and that in the matter Of genuine bar
gains street is far ahead of either 9TH stree,
or the avenue: had the good fortune to be
shown through the new store. next to the Bos-
ton Dry Goods House. which will be opened
on December by r. Goldschmid formerly OF
9TH street,, and such a collection of House
Furnishings, Chinaware, Glassware, Tinware
Toys. Ornaments and Bric-a-brac l never be-
held IN my life before. Every class of goods
imaginable, ranging in prices from Sc. to 81 a
piece. 1 was quoted some Of the opening
prices and they fairly took my breath. Iii
write you of them later.
When you come to the city Tn going to take
you there and you will never buy anywhere
else. Should you want to order by mail be-
fore you come, his numbers are 1907 and zoos
i street northwest.
Love to all the girls and write SOON
Affectionately. yours,
FRANCES MAHoNEY
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FIFTY PIECES Best Five Frame Body Brussels
Carpets at IS cents per yard. Former price,
&1.25. WASH. Z. WILLIAMS.
9TH and ID sts NV
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I HAVE PURCHASED GALLERY 905 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, formerly occupied by the New
Photo Art Company" and have all the mega
tives made there since 1880.
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ADJUSTMENTS
VVILHRLMJ CLUB CONCERTS


w JOSEF KASPAR, Conductor
The only STRING ORCHESTRA in the city. -
Performers Chamber Music rendered in the most eff
fective manner.
First Concert SATURDAY EVENING, December
Is, Mt Universast Church 18th and l. streets
u. ".
Season Ticket. three concerts. l. Subscriptions
ceived NJ The LEADING music stores. n24-0t
vTNHE CHOIR OF THE METROPOLITAN A NJ. r.
IL Church. under the direction of Prof ]. r. layton.
and assisted by Madames snallwocd and warinf, the
popular vocalsts of this city, will give A GRAND
CONCERT in said church On st bet 9Th aud 10th
SITS. n.wD on MONDAY EVENING NEXT. the 2oth
instant
Fair and Festival will also he commenced In the
Lecture room the said evening.
Tickets of admission 10 both entertainments. -
cents
The public are invited. 1t
SCHooL OF COOKERY. GIL 18TH STREET y.
~ W, formerly 619 18th st. Ninre Pies and
Plum Pudding For THANKSGIVING. CroQuettes, Salads
snd other dishes = ordered n24-4t.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND. and
Virginia, fair, except light rains in southeast
Virginia; stationary temperature; northeasterly
winds, becoming variable.
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Wilson Pure !

Wilson Pure Rye Whisky.
Nothing finer to be found. We have it in
bottles and on draught. Try it for Thanks
giving.
H. 4 p. MErzoEn, 4l7-7th ct, n. W.
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WANTED PARTNER to engage South in good
paying business. Small capital required. Ad-
Siress C. H D. Star Office
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COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Banquet Lamps, Piano Lamps, Table Lamps.
''The Rochester Duplex" and Brighton Burn
ers."
Umbrella Shades. Decorated Shades.
E. F. BROOKS, 53l 18th St.
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2HE NEv YoRx REPUBLICAN AssocrArroSEA
meeting Of the New York republican ass0eia
slon was held last night at the league roohs
The association was permanently oseanized}b,
the election of r. Y. Evans, president; CX s
stevens, secretary; and c. A. Church. treasurer
Club rooms wiz be opened at LOS street.
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LoNspALE CAMBRIc, 9$Ic.; DIR. Warmers cor
sets, 95c. yard-wide, atwood suitings, Sic, at
Brodhead's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

NorHIxa LIKE Fusselrs Ice Cream fol-
Thanksgiving dinners. 1425 New York avenue
northwest
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BRADBrRY Pianos. Sold on $40 payments.
+. G. SMITH, bps Pa ave.
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PALACE ORGANS; Sold on IS payments
f. G. SMITH l225 Pa ave
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s'She Bet Her Horse and Lost"

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
A paragraph in The STAR of the 21st, with
the above caption, reciting the loss of her
favorite horse by Minneapolis BELLE by rea-
son of bet on Cleveland. and its return to her
by the gallant winner, with the probable offer
and acceptance of his hand, recalls to the
writer similar bet of which he was personally
cognizant in Vicksburg, Miss, upon the cleo
ton. in lS40, OF the grandfather OF the present
President-elect. The parties to the wager were
the eloquent Sergeant 8. Prentiss. the leader
OF the WING party in the southwest and the
beautiful wife of DIR. Gwinn. United States
marshal from Mississippi under Van Buren, and
subsequently Senator from California. The
defeat of Mr.. Van Buren, had been so over
whetning-7 states to 49, and 60 electoral votes
to 234-that the result Of the election was soon
known even in PARKWAY Mississippi, which
even in those days of slow mails and no tele-
graph. The bet had been 81, 600 against the
splendid equipage with which the dashing wife
OF the marshal holding the lines in her own
fair hands, had been accustomed to dazzle the
good people Of Vicksburg, by whom she was
greatly admired. And SO one bright early No.
vember morning the beautiful horse and car
riage driven by spruce colored boy. came up
with whirl. flashing in the sun, to the door
OF MIR. Prentiss' law Office, with the compli-
ments of Mrs. Gwinn. Mr.. Prentiss stepped
| into the carriage and babe the driver to take
him through all the principal streets and to all
places of public resort. and finally to the stately
mansion of the marshal. Then stepping from
the carriage, he babe the boy to present the
equipage to his mistress with the compliments
of MIR. Prentiss, and with a throng of admirinp
friends returned to his Office. Eff
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Youz eyesight suited, 81. Hempler, av., cor. A.
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A Hat FOR SoNe-That is little too cheap
to be good. But We can sell you good hat for
little more than a song: S1.5O will buy fine
fur derby; s1.90 calls for a better one by far,
and on $500 hats we beat the town.
FRANC, Halter and Furnisher,
Corner It'll and ID streets
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Go TO C. A. MrpDIMAS, 1206 street, for Ga
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps
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Albert Schultz, aged fifteen wears. pointed q
gun at year-old infant at Altoona. Pa, YES.
terday. The weapon was discharged and the
child's head was blown of.
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FOR SALE BY ALL BooKsELLERsl
J.B. LIPPINcoTT 90. Publishers.
as and az Market ST.. Philadelphia


DECEMBER ATLANTIC
Now ready. contains. with other articles.
WILLIAM WARREN
An admirable paper ON the famous comedian. by the
accomplished dramatic critic. Henry A. Cl1pp
THE FUTURE or THE COUNTRY COLLEGE.
By President Hyde, Of Bowdoin.
URBs ANIMAE
charming Essay on Rome and the poet Rutilius by
II. w. r. and l. ID.
PAssE ROSE. XXI
Prof A. S. Hardy's very Successful Serial story b
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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sNo. tasiefully bound 60
The excavations which the Italian soxe,,,,,.p, hn.
made since 1871, under Professor Iancani's o-erVa
ton and dircction. here described Th.y ha,.
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Nirsins. the Palace Of the Cs,sars the all. a IN.
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and other objects Of great historic interest
THE CRITICAL PERIOD OF AMERICAN HISTORY.
l7s3-l7s9
BY JoHS FIskE. author u myths and MYTH.
makers" "outlines Of Cosnic Philosophy ct,
with oolored map Crown svo, snlt top e.
Mr. fiske here treais the obscure period between Us
close Of the Revolution and the adoption Of the Const
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with - much force aud cearess A. 60 De exceedingly
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ON HORSEBACK
Tour IN Nirsrinia. North Carolina and Tennes.
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Like Mr. Warmers other volumes of travel tins tpok
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BLoCKADED FAMILY;
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Mrs Hague. governess in the family of an Alalan.A
planter during the for the Union. has written a
book Of great interest. describing the exl ents r.
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the necessaries Of life
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CONTEST FOR CUSTODY OF CHILp-There
Is pending in the Probate Court dispute as to
who shall have the custody of Anna Louise
Taylor, the infant daughter of John d. and
Louise Taylor, deceased. The childs grand
mother. Catherine Taylor, petitioned for an
pointment as guardian, but Mrs Ellen Thomas
her sister-in-law, yesterday objected to her ap
pointment, and the case went over. Mrs
Thomas states that the mother and child were
driven from the grandmother's door, and tina
she (drs. T. had given the child a mother,
care. and further that Mrs. TAYLOR is not ,
proper person for the custody Of the child
She states that the grandmother once at
tempted to feed the child with whisky,
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OuR $12.5O ALL-wooL SuITs are famous. No
cheap look about them
EIsEMAy Bros, 9TH and f.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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r.a Lima 6snsais chslooai, Her:
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
not be neglected. BRowN's BRONCHIAL TpocHrs
are simple remedy and give prompt relief.
Is cts. Q box. eos
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~
THE BIsCHoFF CONCERTS.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
IN TWO COURSES
CourseA Course B
Tuesdays. ATTRACTIONS: Wednesdays.
The Boston Symphony Orches-
Dec. IL trail Club and Elsa Clark Gushing. Dec. L.
Soprano.
Pianorecitals by DR. Louis Mas,
Jan. Is. assisted by Frederick Jameson, Jan. 10
Tenor
The Swedish National ladies'
Feb. 12. Octette. assisted by Edmund 7. Feb. ID
Phelan. Hmnorist.
DR.. Bischoff's Pupils. assisted
Mar 20. by Emma Jean Wilson, Elocution- Mar. "a
ist
ao,e Organ-recitals by DR.. BischoG, au- ~
apr H. assisted by competent vocalists. nPi' i'
Season ticket for either course of five concerts, in
Guiding reserved seat. only
81 ONE DOLLAR. ell
Single admission to each Of the first three pairs OF
concerts Soc. to each of the last two pairs Pc.
The sale of season tickets for either Course or B.
for both. will begin at Ellis Co s. 931 Pa ave-.
Saturday, December l, at 4 am.
For the benefit of those desiring to attend both
courses the two Of each pair of concerts will
be entirely distinct. n24-6t
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Royal Glue mends broken dishes, chairs. et

% Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Orders by mail. McGEK's, 9th near d ct. sGv
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EvERYrHrNa good can be had at RUSSELL
Cafe. l425 New York ave.
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Fine Old Rye Whisky reduced from rs to
Soc. per pint. koLB PHARMACY,
24.30 7th and streets
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SUBSCRIBE NOW. BEGINNING WITH CHRIST
MAS NUMBER
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ON ART SUBJECTS.

An unpublished correspondence relating 10 JEAN
EhANCOiS MlliEi and q famous group Of modern
French Painters will furnish the substance several
articles, with new aud interesting illustrations;
1ler by i. > PERRY. upon the recent extraordinary
discovery OF oraco- Eeyp;ifn Painted Portraits at
fayoui, Egypt, Describes of the ifnYortan.
finds" in the history Of art Mr.. CLARENCE COOK
PAPER on Natural Forms in Ornament; Mr. NAKA-
CANVAS on Dramatic Art in japan, and Mr.. WI II M
ELLIOT GRlFfIS' on Japanese Art symbols, the
illustrative material for these having been espe-
cialy prepared in Japan
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THE END PAPERS.

The brief final papers which during sSs have been
contributed by Mr.. STEVENSON. and have made so
many readers turn with SPECIAL enjoyment TO the last
pages OF the MaasaZire will be REPLACED in 1889 by
not less noteworthy SERIES contributed this time by
dinerent authors from among the most brilliant
writer's. Mr. THOMAS BAILEY AlDRICH writes the
nrst for the January nunber
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36-Page Domestic Fashion CatalOgue.
illustrating over 1900 newest fall and winter
STYLES, given away at Auerbach's, 7th and H.
Sole agency Domestic" Sewing Machines,
Domestic" Patterns, '.Domestic" Dress Forms,
JOS. H. FIsKR, Salesman. 2l.24.26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

kodac Cameras for sale by
F. A. SCHNEIDER,
Pennsylvania ave. and 18th 81. NV.
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Catarrh Cured.-A Clergyman, after year.
Of suffering from that locthsome disease, Ca
tarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found . recipe which completely cured
this dreadful disease sending . self-addressed
stamped envelope to Prof. ]. A. Lawrence, 81
Warren st. New York city, win receive the re-
cipe free OF charge. oc2o-s2st
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CHARLES sCRIBNER,s SONS,
743 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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KoDAc CAMERAS. FOR SALE BY

II. n SLaNEIDLR,
Pennsylvania ave. and 18th street.
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Of the Hotel buckingham, 18th st., has opened
a branch establishment at 1917 C.,nnecticut av.,
where he is prepared to furnish elegant rooms,
en- suite or single, and excellent table board
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READ W. H. HoExE's al. of bargains to be
sold during next week
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ScErBSERs M.e.zrxE FoR 1889.
ttA-a1A AoSaAs
CHRISTMAS NUMBER.

WINTER IN THE adj
RoNDACkS. BY H. W.
MABrE. 10 large Illus
trstions, one in tint
lOLDGLASS IN NEW WIN
DOws. BY WILL II. Low.
! Illustrated from the de-
signs of many famous
A CHRISTMAS SERMON.
BY RoBERr LouIs SrF-
vrNsOS.
LESTER wALIACk'S
RE MiNlSCt NC + :.
| Thinl and concluding
paIer. With many por-
traits
SaNDRo BOTTrCELLI.
3y GEoRGE HITCHCOCK.
hOBER1DOTIS STEVEN
SONS SERIAL NOVEL.
A second aud most inter
eSting installment.
I'LL SThATEB POEMS
form u feature, many Of
special importance aud
interest.
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FINE PoRrRAIrs. Kets Kemethy, 1109 Pa. ave.
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THE RAILWAY ARTICLES.

During the these articles which have helped 20
bring $1,000 new readers the Magazine will he CON
timed GEN. T. ALEXANDER viii write Of Kali
way management; " Ex-postmaster-lseneral THOMAS
1, JAMES, Of The Railway Postal Service" ". :,
CHAPLIN of Railway Accidents" and article will
appear ON safety Applances all strikingy lustrated
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-24

A VERDICT IN THE CUNEY CAsE.-In the
Criminal Court yesterday the trial of Henry f.
Quincy, on the charge OF violating section Sass
Revised Statutes, (embezzling letter directed
to the librarian Of Congress), on April n last
was concluded by a verdict of guilty on the
first count of the Indictment. He was admitted
to bail in S2,000pending final disposition Of the
case.