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Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

A HERALD correspondent from Ubet in
quires of US the matter in dispute between
Venezuela and Great Britain. 1t is the
boundary line between Venezuela and
British Guiana, which adjoins it on the
east, line which has never been accu-
rately determined. Great Britain acquired
this portion of South America from the
Dutch as long ago as 1903. 1t is only of
late years, by the introduction of East In
dian coolies, that the country has
proved of value, and now Great
Britain is endeavoring to expand
its borders and pretends to claim por-
tion of the valley of the Oronoco up to the
river. Valuable gold mines exist in this
disputed region, which Englisbmen natur-
ally covet. Venezuela has such confidence
in her claim that she has offered to SUBJ
NIT the case to arbitration by some friend
ly power, but England refuses to arbitrate,
showing the weakness of her claim. Under
these circumstances Venezuela has
appealed to the United States
to aid her in maintaining
her just claims. England would make
short work of the controversy but for a
dread of our interposition. When the Con.
gress of the American States meets in
Washington next summer, no doubt, this
will be one of the subjects of consideration.
If there is any life left in the Monroe doc
trine and the United States means to
stand to it at all hazards, and prevent any
European nation from gaining further hold
upon this continent then will be the time
to demonstrate it.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Sick Men ImnroYing.

BERLIN, December 1.-The Emperor is
suffering with an ear affection. 1t is ru-
mored growth has been discovered inside
of his ear.
LONDON, December John Bright con-
tinues to gain strength.
BERLIN, December 1.-Emperor William
is improving, but still keeps to his bed
room.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Verdict for Defendant.

LONDON, November 29.-In the case of
Valery Weidemann against Robert Horace
Walpole, heir presumptive to the earldom
of Oxford, for breach of promise, which
was heard to-day, the plaintiff contradict
ed herself and declined to answer vital
questions. Finally the jury interfered,
the trial was stopped and . verdict for the
defendant rendered.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

IT is condition and not theory, at the
South, that confronts the people of this
country, and pretty serious condition too.
If the negro is entitled to be counted in on the
apportionment of Congressman, why should
he be counted out when it comes to elec-
ton? There is very little theory and very
much of a condition about this matter.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

THE "tips" given out by the Democratic
candidate and his immediate friends on
the eve of the recent election were alto
gether based On the amount of money ex-
pended in the canvass-an extraordinary
sum, estimated by the managers to exceed
five times the Republican expenditures.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
OREGoN's vote is only about 10000 in
excess of that of Montana.

THE memorial Thanksgiving exercises
of the high school on Wednesday afternoon
reflected great credit upon the teachers
and scholars and furnished instructive en-
tertainment to many visitors.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

THAT it was the vote of the Prohibitionists
that gave the electoral vote OF Connecticut
to Cleveland is shown conclusively by the
fact that on the result for congressman the
Republicans have handsome majority OF
776 in the State.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

OVER one thousand Japanese were
brought to Honolulu by one steamer last
month for work on sugar plantations, and
another equally large cargo is expected IN
a few weeks. The native Hawaiian prom
ises soon to 20 to the wall.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Murder and Suicide.

NEW HAVEN, December 1.-Two DAYS
ago John B. King, student, was mur-
dered, as subsequently developed, by
George Donovan. Donovan disappeared
and this morning his body was found in
the reservoir. The motive for the murder
and suicide was not determined.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
The Inauguration Ball.

WASHINGTON, November 3O.-A con-
tract has been signed bv Governor Black
and Chairman Britton, of the inaugural
committee, for the use of the pension build
ing in which to hold the inaugural ball.
Mr.. John c. Dougherty, secretary of tie
committee, has arranged for quarters and
place in the inaugural procession for the
committee which is composed Of one dele
gate from each State, Territory and the
District Of Columbia. 1t is expected that
many members Of the committee will be
accompanied by their wives.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Little Sympathy for the Movement

NEW YORK, November 3O.-The Sun
prints interviews with leading Democrats
of the G.. A. R. in various parts of the
country. In a review of these interviews
it says the movement for the withdrawal
of the Democratic members of the G.. A. R.
on the ground that the organization was
used to further the political ends of the
Republican party seems to meet with little
sympathy outside of Indiana, where it be-
gan
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

The report is that Gov. Leslie went all the
way to Gallatin in search of q Democratic
county wherein to eat his Thanksgiving
dinner.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Ready to Sell Ont.

BERLIN, November 3O.-It is rumored
the New Guinea company is in difficulties
and has offered to sell its territory to the
government for 1900, 900 marks.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06
Died.

WASHINGTON, December Rear Ad-
miral Edward Simpson, o. s. n, retired,
died in this city this morning.
Helena weekly herald., 1888-12-06

Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..
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Alexamdria Affairs.


found the boy brought here by Mary Viner the
white woman who died In such SQualid misery
few days ago and carriei him 10 the alms-hOuse.
The question can an Ethiopian change his skin
was apparently answered there in the Affirmative.
The boy had always appeared to be colored, and
he Claimed the negro man who lived with his
mother as his father. II is believed however, that
he had never been washed, for he was found to be
ss Wild olr.. ana II was peeled from him In
good scrubblng with soap and water, and he came
out smooth skinned pretty little white boy. He
came here with the woman from the lower coun-
ties on the river, and Is said 70 have well-to-do
connections OF the half blood in that region.
The CORPORATION C0URr.-The forecast OF The
judge, and the unanimous nomination or Judge
Charles G. stuart by the democratic legislative
Caucus s makes him the next city Judge Hon. J. C.
Judge by the republicans In the legislature Judge
stuart VIII not enter upon the ONCE until the first
Court was created by q special act OF the general
assembly, and Its judges have been Messrs. L. NJ.
Lowe, C. Z. stuart, A. W. Chiffon and n B. Meade
Alexandria jail occurred thus morning. At the
usual hour, according TO custom, the prisoners
were permitted 70 go into the yard The watch
was not sufficiently vigtlant, and as, unfortunately
Ladder used In the work closing the hole by
which billy Williams escaped was within reach,
with horse stealing, was recaptured. TWO Others.
charged with burglary In Alexandria County, got
away, but 1t Is expected that they will be recap
NOTES.-The Confederate fair ladies met at the
Christian Association rooms this morning, and
continued arrangements for the coming bazaaE-
An alarm OF nre was given soon after O'Clock
last night but 1t was OF snort duration and with
out cause.-The new Gentemens Driving cub
will be Incorporated as soon as the necessary
papers can be prepared. The IncorporatOrs will
be ParkAgnew, X j. Daingerneld, w. b. DANGER
1eld, II. Green, u. b. Harlow, Geo. A. MushDack,
q. Powers n. SCHUYLER, Harry sinoot, w. Ii. Smith,
Geo. Uhler and Richard 3. Windsor.-A new
Building Association. Mechanic No. 3, was organ
Ted AT ConcordiA Hall last night with Il. strauss
az president and !. Marbury as secreCary.-rhe
Sleigh-riding here has too many bumps In the thin
snow for last ume.-The canal ponds and the
coves OF Hunting Creek now AFFORD good SIX atiug-
Two handsome black horses have been purchased
by the IRE wardens for the Relief Hook and Ladder
Co, and the horses lately In the service Of that
company have been put up for sale.
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To PREVENT CoAsnNG Acc1DENTs-Street cross
ings along the route OF the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Co., on N street, from 3Oth
to ed streets, were cleared of ice and snow and
sprinkl0d with salt yesterday afternoon by en-
ployes OF that road by an order OF President Hurt,
10 prevent accidents by reckless coasters crossing
the car-tracks.
DEATH or AN OLD REsIDENr.-Brdget McKeon,
who has been a resident OF this place upward OF
sixty years, died yesterday at the advanced age OF
eightyfOur years, at the residence OF her sOn-in-
law, ThOs. Redden, 1890 31st street. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon from Trinity
Catholic church.
Rest o. T,issday: ion cattie nm and Sold Rest az
TO 51sc.; good, TO 4hc.; medium, ~ to 4c.;
ordinary, "a to SIC. lao sheep and lambs
58 10 &C.; calves 6H to TIC. 10 cows and calves
sod from SIS to $50 per head; market fair.
NOTES.-The ladies OF Congress-street NJ. p.
church gave q supper last night at the church
for the benefit OF the church Iunds.-A dance
under the auspices OF the Catholic Union, given at
Linthicnm Institute Hall last night was largely
attended,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

WHY Mr.. STOLPE WANTS A DrvoRCB.-A petition
for divorce Sled by Edward Stolpe against Ma
thtda b StOlpe states that they were married In
this city January 2, 1875 her maiden name being
Bickner, and that they have one child, born In
January, 1854. He charges that respondent has
been an habttual drunkard for more than three
years; has made habit Of visiting restaurants
with men, drinking with Them and has lost all
sense Of shame and decency; that she has declared
that he Is not the father OF the child and that In
May last, while Intoxicated, she threw q clock at
him, tnf1icting serious wound In his forehead.
She has, he declares, frequently hurled knives,
crockery, and other missiles at him. He charges
that she uniformly treated his children by former
wife with cruelty, and once threw kettle OF hot
water ON his daughter. He states that In Novem-
Der last he went 10 New York to his sons, in the
hope that temporary absence would lead her to
reflection and reformation, but 1t was In vain, for
she continued the same wantOn, vicious course,
and In his absence, driven by ner craving for
liquor, she disposed OF almost everything in his
place Of business at low prices, and gave some of
the goods Qnciuding gold watch) away. Further
more, he says she employed lawyer to collect
bills due petitioner, paying .him more than the
amount collected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
Boszr-'s couou SYRUP WIN cure at OLE.

has COVE the country with the legend, "Don't
b a CLAN, because a clam does not "sheI out" as
he wishes the public 10 do. Soap, however good,
on the contrary, cleanses puries, and strengthens
the brain and nervous system, both In and ont,
cures neuralgia, gives new vigor, and Is uadoUot-
ecly the ,Teatest nervine known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19


MANUFACTURED BY
DOLLFUS, MEG b Gle,
THESE GOODS HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED
MY EXPRESS ORDER FOR THE SPRING OF 1888.
LOWEST PRICES" ON HEAVY CLOTH JACKETS,
WRAPS AND NEWMkRKETS.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON SEAL PLUSH
SACQUES. WRAPS AND JACKETS.
"ODDS AND ENDS' IN SEAL PLUSH AND BRO
CkDED VELVET WRAPS AND NEWMARKETS AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE" TO CLOSE
GREAT BARGAINS" IN REMNANTS OF SILKS.
BLEACHED GOODS. Linens. sATEENs, CHG
NOVELTIES IN SILK GAUzEs, ILLUSIONS,
CREPE DE u, CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS. AT
NEW MoikE FRANCHISE AND MORE AN
sGPEKB STOCK OF LYONS BENaALINEs,
FA1LLE FRANCHISE, SATIN DUCHESSE AND ALL
SILK VELVETS IN BLACK AND COLORS.
ELEGANT GOLD AND SILVER BROCADED
SATIN AND MORE FOR PANELS AND GARNI-
NOVELTIES IN FAILLE AND VELVET COM.
BINED PANELS WITH SASHES TO MATCH
TREFOUSSE KID GLOVES, SILK HOSIERY
uPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
Established 1S4O. ja14
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ON SATURDAY, Jan. 81, there Will be a great auc-
ton sale OF imported Key West and domestic CT
Rars at Walter b. Williams Co.'S, corner 10th
and d streets, when the entire stock will be sold
regardless OF cost day and evening. The sale Will
last for a few days only, and will prove good op-
portunlty 20 buy cigars cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

BLACK aud blue corkscrew pants, that were S.,
%, ~ and $50 reduced 10 81 Eiseman Bros, cor
ner 18th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

10000 WoETH OF FURNITURE AT Cosr FOR SPor
CASH. Will for the next ten days give those In
want OF furniture a chance to buy at cost The
stock comprises all the leading makes OF the c0un-
try. and for style and finish they stand unexeelled
Now IS your chance 10 get bargains that seldom
Olcur. = call Is solicited. BREITB ARTHs,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

QUE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC neckwear and
hosiery department Is full OF the choicest nov
elites that are on the market Prices sure 70 suit.
Franc Ore-price Halter ana Furnisher, corner It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
I.rKoss and furnace work. shedd & Bro

SCARLET AND PINE WOOL FLANSEL BELTS pre-.
serves an even temperature Of the body, and
great preventative OF all stomach, bowel and kid
ney troubles now selling at 81, formerly 81 at
X. ii. Tayior's (Wm- H. Meknew. successor1, 933
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
FussEI 3 Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

BLACK and blue corkscrew pants, that were =,
g. 81 and $3.50, reduced To "a. E1Seman Bros, cor
ner 9TH and streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

GREAT BARGAINS IN JEwELRY.-Selling out en-
tire stock 10 close business American watches in
gold and silver cases. Fine Jewelry, gold headed
canes opera glasses. large assortment OF Rogers
nnest Qnaity quadruple plated ware. No reason
able offer refused on above goods, and every artt-
Gle warranted as represented or money refunded
Ladson's, ass 7th St See also our advt. In Auc-
riUn cOluInn.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

ys1fcaffons for the e. hours commencing as n M.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland, and
Virginia, warmer fair weather. light 70 fresh
variable winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

SOME THINGS TO KEEP THE COLD Our.-Fur caps,
lined gloves. wool underwear, merin0 socks, ear
mu6s canton flannel night shirts X. C. Lewis &
son, l42l New York ave-, Dr. go 9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

BUT washington Gas Company's coke. No adj
vance over summer prices
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
scREDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 90 4


LEa Az WA WASHINGTON II S from sIATIos CORNER
n f9r Chicago aud Northwest Exp. daily 10 .S5 An
. Fer Cincinnati and St Louis EXP daily .3osnA
For Pittsbur and Cleveland. Exp. daily 10 - an.
For Lexington and Local Stations ~ .4OAm.
m. 5:ss pm and IS pan. daily . flprsss. 'soe
For intermediate points between Baltimore and Phn-
lor sinrerly and iniermediste points. a .3op.m
For Be Y, 300 $50, $40, 80 30 q
$40 $50; 5;S5. Gas z 80, IS and 80 "a
80 20, 30. 80 ec IS and a il SO or sn "a
For Annapolis o 40 and 5 30 m l., 10 and 10
q S = s no P% s's sa nSaGs
80 am. 10 pm. -
more, 90. Gao, 80. am IL 10. 800. 40. 9 IS
and il:3e pm, on Sundays, $50 s.na. l 80, 80.
For Station. on GetroJOlitan Branch. 20 rs am.
d 10 pm and 3 30 PM son SUNDAY .sop. s sad II
For SGithersburs and intermediate pointA 1870 /.
For Boyds and Intermediate stations, ~ 90 pm
church trains leave Washington on Sunday only ct
l;l0 nm. stopping 1T all stations Meiropolitsn
For FREDERICK rs 40 am. 20 80 pm IS 500
For HxGERsf0SN. rs 40 am. and IS 80 pm.
rams ARRIVE ir fr1s She. s,iy "a I'M .1 70
am and 3.5 pm; from Pissbars. daily. q 20 ana
From pRiiadelphia. Chester and wilmington. 10 "A
am. 3:so. 10 and y so IN. daily. ana II SO pm.
Prom singerly and nterinediats points north a bal
Trims leave BaitiInore for Washington at $40
825' o:3o 20 80 s:9S 1890 am, l2;l5 30.
m on SUNDAYS. 20. Z 30 :05. 10 90 M. / sd
lI s1e s ssG saS a 90 ON
Rasvase called for and CHECKED :. hoss,, and r..
y. N CLEMENTS. MANAGER.
MI &. r. IOhD General Passenger Aren't
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

NOTHING EXCEEDS A SILENT WHITE SEWING
NMACHlNE. Acknowledged by experts the finest
machine extant tor Lightness, Quietness Speed Per-
Pc sure and see il. j. z MGkENNY. Sole Agent AT
9th Ut. NV. J. h RICHMOND, Manager.
Agent tor Halls Forms for Drawing Dresses. Price
Is. Also. Universal Patterns Al
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Observation-Disclosures.
AuAUGHs-Naggie Mitchell in The Midget"
Ii lKRIs'.-Mattie yickers.
wosD- -tAND.-Drama and Curiosltiea.
LAM = PANORAMA--Day and evening.
kEENAN's.-Soldene BurlesQue Troupe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

BLACK DorsrE AND SINGLE ZePHYR, &C. or; cut
steel Deads, 1Oc. buneh- 1905 street
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CITY ITEMS
New Pfumesl
New Prunesf
Four pounds for CSC.
Il P. MHrzGRR.
nh n -

-Four pounds for CSC.
Nc P. MErzeEn.
AT 7th st NV.
wnber's Cod Liver Oil. Phosphate OF
Lime. Soda and Iron, cures Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Broncnitis, Debility, Wasting Diseases ana Scroll
ulous Humors.
To One and An.-Are you suffering from
cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis or any OF the va
Ilous pulmonary troubles that 50 often end In
consumption? II so, use "Wiibor's Pure Coz Liver
gu ana Phosphates" safe and sure remedy. This
Is no Quack preparation, but Is regularly pre-
Scnoeo oy the me ilcal faculty. Manufactnred
only by A: B. wnBoR, Chemist, Boston Sold by
The Rest Yet.
SO RENwIcK STREET, CITY.
Please send me one bottle of your Riker's Cough
syrup. find It the best medicine for coughs and
colds that have ever used. Respectfully,
MRS. N. HOLT.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa furnishes
"utr'lnent and aids digestion.
We have on sale splendid SC. cigar '.Daneo-
N. & p MxrzarR.
AT 9TH ST. NV.
Great Sale Of sI.sS shoes
for Ladies' and Gentleman's wear only.
Over 1000 pairs OF above shoes TO be sold at
$!9S, ana positively they are worth from 7oc 10
% pSt PAR Iuutt. his SAFE Is SOOu lOT tWO "SOho
only. Call early and get your choice OF these nne
SHOES: For the styles see our show windows. No
trouble to show goods.
II. GOLDSTEN,
Boston Shoe House,
912 18th st. n. W.,
Between and x.
A cough. cold. or sOre throat should not
be neglected. Browns Bronchial Troches are a
sihpie remedy and give prompt relief 25c. Dox. eos
L. HI. Hopkins, $50 F street, has complete
ASH dyx,ov Enrp fShfn
great bargain. Elegant new n1ne-room
house. 1913 Corc0ran ST.; &, 600 cash, balance TO
suit Waterman on premises. wv
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u H. "Ward" prints. 45c. per 10.
Also. cottage Cheese ana Butternilk: sweet Milk
&c. per quart.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EDWARD +. DRoor.
925 Pennsylvania ave,
Importer Of MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Sole agent for the ,qualled
STEINWAY, GABLEE. BEHR Nc, BRIGGS AND
o HER PIANOS
STRONG & CLAhhE'S STERLING ORGANS.
Pianos aud Organs for sale tor rent upon reason
able terms.
Tuning, Repairing. and Moving done By comp tent
work,nen jal6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

BURN COKE Still selling at summer prices not
" hsrar ling the strike IN the coal region.
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ANNUAL CLos1Se-our SALE
FINE OvERCOATs AND SUITS.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE CLOSED OUT
REGARDLESS OF COST.
Mems Business Overcoats from S5 up.
Mems Dress Overcoats from $40 up.
Mems Business Suits. from &c up.
Mems Dress Suits. from sl2up
+ Mems Fine Prince Albert Suits, at sl4
Mems Odd Parts. from sl5Oup.
Boys Suits, from "a. so up.
Boys Overcoats. from $3.50 up.
Children's overcosts from % rs up.
Children's Suits. from s2.5Oup.
Give us call and be convinced
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co,
JAG Corner 7th and G sta
CIR The Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS
and Express Harness Of ali Kinds and descriptions Il
sismped With ana ,rsas MARI
LUTz BRO,
497 Penn. sve. adjoining National HOTEL
rtety and at very low prices. VA
RAD,Ar1sa MAsrE1s
tPat. Nov. 1. 1872
Combine the beauty and healthfulness Of the
OPEN CRATE FIRE,
The efficiency and economy Of the
stove.
and the upper Fh hfisdt system Of the
ALL IN ONE.
On inspection at the Office Of Company.
THE BERLlNER RADIATING MANTEL CO..
8. BIEBEk Pre: rs II. ADLER Treas.
Sole Of the Patents Of Berlner for heaters
3al0-lm County rights for salel.
GERsH LOCKWOOD & Co.
TAILoRs.
l7s FIFTH AVENUE.
g: LocLxoon. NEW YORK.
RIDER & ADD1soN
wholesale and Retail Dealerstn
PAPER BLANK BOOKS. AND STATIONERY
No 3l4 EIGHTH ST. N ". (near Pa. sve)
Orders requests for quotations given personal IT.
tentiou. and sstisfaction guaranteed in price and
quality. n5-3m
UxExor1LxD BAnaArss.
Our Entire Stock Of Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets
ut ACTUAL COST.
Evening Gloves in long lengths at COST.
All our IMPORTED and DOMESTIC TRIMMED
BONNETs and ENGLlSH BOUND HATS at greatly
MRaMLHgNr.
d14 1909 81. NV
GAxrs. GAxrsu GA,nsm
HOME AMUsEMKNTsi HOME AMUsE,1ENTs,
Games for Old and Youne.
Largest assortment Every game nov publishsd con-
stantly In stock
New arrival: Magic Lanterns from 4oc. to e1h
CHI RUPERT.
.a 4os. 4os. 1o7 zTH 81: \: ". .eoy. D It
Cooz,sa BIZ GAA
A fun hss Of
oAss COOKING STOVES
On hand end for salA
nAsa WASHINGTON oAsIIaHT oo,RAxx
GssrIsxzSs sUITs sO4 S yBEEPPe.rn -, J,
Coat. SO cents; Pants. % csptei vssts 70 csntA
acSdscsn sa ~ EsH "a ~ r -
sSs e. =. ~ .
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Prices Will SELL ANYTHING.

That is. there is lways some price which. II law
enough will create demand. We intend to test tits
in Novelty Velvets and Evening Goods by marking
them at such figures will make them move rapidly
We have sold nearly all the combinations in Plush and
WOOL reduced from $40. S35 and $50 to $15 but
have still some left We now offer all Elegant
Fancy Velvets at less than half price viii make ele-
CANT Wrapplngs and used for Garnitures and Trim
ming As these the richest goods imported it will
pay to attend this SALE Evening Gauzes and Illusions
at greatly reduced prices Our whole stock at reduced
prices
". NJ SINISTER SONS
919 Penrsylvania ave-
One Price jal4
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Gas heating stoves. shedd & Bro.

DAVIS, 10 7th ST, will make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely Finished cabinet portraits for
g. Come and see them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

FINE PokrRATTs- hets kemethy. llOS Pc ave.
AFUIL LINE OF
Rker's Celebrated Family Medicines
Toilet Requisites, Perfumes, &C., ALWAYS on HAND
at my establishment.
EDWARD p. MERIT,
Family Druggist and Chemist,
10l4 St, cor. 18th n. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.

PIuxBiSs and gas hitting. shedd & Bro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-19

FUEL At SUMNER PRICss.-The cheapest and
cleanest fuel Is Washington Gas Company's coke.
johnson Bros. sole agents