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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05
The Death Record,

During the 'wenty-four hours ending at
o'clock this aftt rnoon deaths were reported to
the health Office follows: Edith F. Swear
niger. white, years; Robert b. Warden. white,
CA years; Mary Liston. white, IA years; Marthd
Maxwell, white, IA hours; Agnes Smith, col
ored, 80 years; Alberta Tubman, colored, 2
years; Kemp W. Washington, colored, 2 years;
Pearly Webster, colored, 10 months; Ingram
Bagman, colored, years.
THE MCGUIRE ART COLLECTIoN.--As will be
seen by the advertisement elsewhere. the paint
ings. bronzes, etc., belonging to the estate of
the late James c. Mcclure, to be sold next
Monday and following days, are now on view
in the gallery attached to Dowling's auction
rooms. While the collection contains few pic
lures exemplifying the latest achievements in
American art, it is an exceedingly interesting
one in historical or illustrative point of view
and contains many canvases of genuine merit.
by both American and foreign artists and rep
resenting different periods. Among them are
some undoubted works by great masters, but as
their authenticity is not established by an I'M
broken line of documentary evidence, the CO ta-
logue modestly speaks of them as attributed"
only, in each case, that, what is rare in pic
ture sales, buyers are guarded from imposition
or Misrepresentation in every instance The
collection is attracting, as it should, very gen.
eral attention. and the sale will no doubt be
largely attended. Both the exhibition and the
catalogues are free.
Lavishness at Hockstein's. Mrs. Hockstein-
sit vos Abie's Dirt day. Aaron. Vat We gif him?"
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

VALUABLE INFORMATION.
LADIES, BRoADCLOTH yard and half wide, pure
wool, reduced to 75c., cash value 81,
HENRIETTA CLOTH SUlTING, nearly one yard
and ahalf wide pure French wool very finest quality;
wonderful bargains; only Soc cash value, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL. BLANKETS, immense
size, slightly imperfect; 81. 80. 81, 1878.
IMPERIAL DIAGONAL SERGE, double width all
BLAcK SILKS, Is, ,s1,s1a5,s1so
ROYAL FRENCH DIAGONAL. SERGE, all pure,
ine wool, double width, all colors wonderful bar.
gain only 311<c cash value soc.
COIORED ASIRICAN CLOTH, 75c
BLANKETS, immense size, pure WOOL extra heavy.
finest quality, $o, SO, &S, $40.
HENRIETTA CASHMERES, extra wide, double
width, pure French wool, only 45c real value Soc,
HANDSOME CLOTH PI.AIDS, yard and half wide,
pure wool; wonderful cash bargain Soc
COLORED SILK PUSHES, 3d. use, 81
ELEGANT FRENCH SATT1NECOMFORTS, 90 so.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR TIN IT
Next door to the Boston Variety Store.
VALUABLE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS.
CASH CUSTOMERS will select one of the following
presents with purchase of IS over: Pair of Ele-
ntDamask Towels worth 81; half Dozen Damask
Napkins, worth 75c, or pair OF Slk Embroidered
Corsets, worth 75c.
Cash Customers win select one Of the following
Damask Linen Napkins. worth xI5O; Two Pairs of
Elegant Damask Towels, worth 81 Large-size Hand
some Bridal Quilt worth S1.50. no23
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LIVERY OvERCoATs. at Barnum's.
5000 PEOPLE MADE HAPPY
/. HAMBURGER & SoSs.

l. HAMBURGER & Sons.
And the good work goes steadily on. A week
ago We had fire at our store, and after having
fixed up insurance matters with the under
writers we advertised the sale of every garment
in our establishment at One-half 20 price.
To-day this sale is the talk of the town. far and
near the sensation of the hour. The reason is
apparent. People are awake to the fact that
dollars saved are dollars made. Just think of
buying $50 over5Oats of Hamburgers own re-
liable make for 80. SIS suits for $3.50, and
on. Every garment at positively half price.
Our mems Overcoats are all cut from the finest
fabrics and trimmed i'll the most elaborate
manner. Every garment made by trst-class
jOurneyma tailor. and perfect fitting. Storm
overcoats are going like hot cakes at half
original price. Cape coats cut in two. Sack
and cutaway frock suits as good as can be made
to order. all at half price. Our guarantee: To
return money to any purchaser who is
dissatisfied with his bargain, holds good.
Owing to the rush yesterday We were
compelled to lock our doors several times dur
ing the day. so we would advise all who can
come during the morning TO do so and avoid
the afternoon rush.
/. HAMBURGER 4 Sous.
Reliable Clothiers.
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For THE accommodation of their patrons the
Boston Variety Store, 705. 7O7 and 709 Market
Space. will remain open evenings during the
holiday season.
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For THE accommodation of their patrons the
Boston Variety Store. 7O5, 707 and 7O9 Market
Space, will remain open evenings during the
holiday season.
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MOURNING NoTE PAPER. and Cards and En-
velopes l5c. per box regular price CO.,, at BraC
Adams, l21i ST. Closing out.
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L H1LApELpH1A STORE.
DECEMBER OPENING Of GOODS FOR THE HoL1-
Doll Babies extra values, at 25, So 75c and Al
Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Writing Cases
and Fancy Baskets.
French Aprons In choice styles.
Handkerchiefs, great variety to select from
Lace Tides and Bed Sets
STAMPED and Plain Linens.
Fur NUTS and Eur Trimmings.
Moolsn Hoods Tob2gyans-Leggins and Mittens
Kid Gloves, lined and unlined.
wORSTED6
Imported Germantown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ec
fmR0rte9 SSsxonS.......'.... 1Qc
his is about 4c hank less than regular pric e
Great BsrEsips tn Lace Curtains. We are showing
ct el.50, 41.75, o.. 90 aud az so, CurtsinS
worth fully double the money
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Special Bargains In Cashmeres, 6erges and Hen.
Just lot 54-inch Tricoss. in mixtures, ct
S2.inch Cloth Suitings, all colors, SOC.
We are 1owing some Elegant Styles In CloakinRs NJ
el.75, 600, ~ 40 snd 92.75.
French tlAnnels, full line, only Soc.
Special Bsrgstn-Bl1ck 6ilk, only o1.25; worth
Extra pszsins-Another lot ss-inch Tricot ns.
cARHART LKDY.
d. o2s 7th and zo6 q NV.
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For THE accommodation of their patrons the
Boston Variety Store. 705, 7O7 and 700 Market
Space, will remain open evenings during the
holiday season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

GRAND OPENING of restaurant and saloon con-
nected with Hoy's Hotel tomorrow night
Everybody is cordially invited. Robert Hoy,
Sth and d streets northwest.
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Harvey, cor. Penna ave. and 18th ST., is
now receiving all his fancy brands of Oysters,
and adds that he has the finest Oysters, Dia-
mond Back Terrapin and Canvass Back Duck
on the American continent.
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GREAT Doll SALE at The Fair Tomorrow
Read our ad. in City Item, The FAIR,
SIP 9Th street.
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JAS. f. OYsrER
Once Cor. Pa. ave- and 9th st. Telephone o71..
gBgs 2 2 TIT TIT ZEE RRR
e. Esss 8 yJ$ s : T. l.. ! E'i /

Fancy Print Butter,
THE SHARPLESS
THE FOUR-LEAF GLOVER
Fancy Creamery Butter, and B Sound boxea
Packed Specially for Family Use.
Retail, 4S7-48S-4 89- 490-401-4o2.B ct wing near
Stn SIS center Markee u16.1m
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BAKERS NORWEGIAN COP LIVER On
Has done more to relieve and cure consump-
ton. weak lungs and general weakness than
any known remedy. JNo. G. BAKER & Co., Phil.
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LOOK IN CITY ITEM for the ad. of The Fair
for our Great Doll Sale. The FAIR,
SD 9TH street
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PURE RUssET CIDER. fresh made every day
al WHITNEY's. AL Penn. ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District of Columbia. Eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia, fair; warmer; southwesterly winds.
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ALL SILK CMBRELLAs. gold and silver heads,
$3.50 to SIS Gold head canes, "A 20 $50.
r. HARRIS i Co., 432 18th street.
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Christmas Presents selected now laid
away on small deposits W. NJ. Frank, Jeweler,
461 Pa ave.
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FINE LADIES DRESSES (second-hand) bought
and sold. JUsTH's Old Stand, GIG d st.
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So Per Gallon, Zoe. Quart Bottle, No.
l Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near D St saw
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DoN'T MISS the great Drive Sale of Carpet
and Furniture at ". ii. HOEKE's this week.
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HEAVY BEAVER OvERcoATs for $40, at Bar
NUNS.
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l.. EEILBRUN,
4O2 9TH st.

See the Old Lady in Window.
p. S--During this month the store will be
open until 9 p. m.
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THE LEADING BOOK OF THE SEASON.
THE WRITER'S HANDBOOK.

THE WRITER'S HANDBOOK
Guide 10 re Art u Composition, embracing general
Treatise Composition and Style. instruction in
English Composition, with Exercises for Paraphras-
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Uniform with Brewers Readers Handbook" and
forming n new volume of THE Readers Reference
Library" l2mo. Half morocco. $3.50. Half
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PARADoXES OF A PALESTINE.
collection of fugitive dealing with life, nte-
ture and manners from an unconventional point
of view. By VIM. ). WALSH. 16mo. 81.
THE QUICK OR THE DEAps
By AMELIE RIvEs. A new Edition in Book Form
Suitable for the library or comfortable. l2mo.
LARGE print. with Portrait Ell
This edition contains preface just written by the
author, giving explanation of her motive writing
the story and answering the objections her critics.
THIS WICKED WORLD.
By Mrs. II. LovETr CAMERON. author Of "A Devout
Lover" In Grass Country" etc. No. 90 Of Lip
fnco,rs Series " Select AOVels l6mo. Paper. IS
cents Half cloth. 30 cents.
.'For sale by all Booksellers will be- sent free Of
expense receipt of the price by the publishers.
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CHRISTMAS Presents.
Rochester Lamps. Brighton Lamps.
Brass Ornaments. Bronze Figures.
Umbrella Shades
E. T. BROOKS. 531 18th street.
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FINE FULL-DREss Su1rs, at Barnums.
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COOP HEAVY BUSINESS SUITS, regular goods,
for $40. at Barnums.
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SMITH Il WARDwELL., Boston Variety Store.
705. 707 and 7O9 Market Space. will. for the
accommodation of their patrons. remain open
evenings during the holiday season.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GAS HEATING STOVES. at Shedd & Bros.
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The story is written by Joseph r. Won Eichendon.
and translated by Mrs A. L. wister Theilustrations
are by photogavure from new and handsome de-
signs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

zone of the loveliest gift books that has yet made
its appearance Mrs Mister is noted for the perfec
ton with which she gives TO her TRANSACTIONS the
aroma Of the original The aroma in this case Is
fresh as lavender and fragrant sweetheart
York Morning Journal.
Lovers of the genuine in and story will accord
this book most cordial reception too much cannot
be said the exquisite either Of the artistic
literary workmanship. Mrs. Wister has done much To
catch the humor of the author. and has rendered
charming English what think will prove the most
popular gift-OoOk Of the seAson."-Art StdtiOter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

Best Quality Blue and Gray Flannel
Overshirts, at c. Auerbach's Knit Jacket
Depot, 9TH and H SITS. d5,6,7,S
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

At meeting of the East Washington Irwin
cibles last night President-elect Harrison S
reply to the clubs congratulatOry telegram
was read, and a number Of minor Inauguration
parade details were arranged.
An attentive audience, composed princi-
pally Of ladies. listened last night to Miss Mary
Mcdowell, the national organizer of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance union. as she
talked in the Garfield memorial church of
scientific temperance.
The Virginia republican association, which
meets at the Phi fadelphia house. last night
changed its name to that of the Malone Vir-
gnia republi an association. The change was
made 10 avoid further confusion with another
club similarly named.
The National Veteran club at meeting last
evening decided to receive as guests during
the inaugural period the Hartford wide
Awakes-" Among the honorary members
elected were Gov.-elect Hovey. of Indiana, and
Gen. Alger. of Michigan.
A musical and literary entertainment will be
given by the Columbian College preparatory
school at University hall. corner of 18th and II
streets, on Wednesday evening. December 49,
testimonial concert will be given TO Mr.. F.
c. Miller at the Church of Our Father this
evening.
John Douglas. colored boy of twelve years,
pleaded guilty in the Police Court yesterday
TO the larceny of a watch worth SOS from Ellen
Jackson and 50 from Emily COokson. He was
sentenced to the reform school.
dentelect Harrison and Mrs. Harrison, taken
in seven minutes, one day last week at Indian
apolis. and sent on to this city to be developed,
made their appearance on the avenue yesterday.
Last Sunday. December 2. Prof. W. J. Her
. bert Hogan, formerly OF this city, was ordained
as minister and installed as pastor of the third
parish OF Dedham, near Boston, Mass.
colored infant was found last evening in
the rear of house 408 Sd street northwest and
sent TO ST. AIMS infant asylum.
Henry 1rfya for Mr. I
was taken suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon at
Z0th and streets. He was attended by DIR.
L l.. Morgan and sent to his home, Delaware
avenue and n street, in the police ambulance.
carpenter named Bell, employed on a two
story frame building on Princeton street, Mount
Pleasant, fell yesterday and was badly injured
about his head, shoulders, and back He was
attended by DIR. Baggett and taken to his home.
No. HOS 5th street northwest
About 1;30 o'clock this morning two colored
burglars attempted to enter the cigar store of
Alice NJ Ofterdingers, 80 F street, but were
frightened of.
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Your ErEs1oHr fitted. 81 Hempler's, cor Al.
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Lavishness at Hockstein's. Mrs. Hockstein-
sit vos Abie's brit day, Aaron. Vat We gift him?"
Mr.. Hockstein-"Wash ohf vindow-pane,
go py!'-Puck JreeU ApIft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

moving the cause. Druggists sell it at % cts. 3
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 9TH 4 II.
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TEE UNION VETERAN CORPS. - The Old
Guard. Union Veteran orps, last evening made
preliminary arrangements for the annual pa
rade Of the company. committee was APP
pointed 10 see to the reception of brakes vete-
ran souaves. Of Elizabeth. n j., who viii be
here for the Inauguration The escort of the
company win be rendered by Capt. Edgar to
the seventieth regiment Indiana veterans, who
VIII be here on March g.
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New Arrivals.

New Arrivals.
A line of White Silk Mufflers, the handsomest
designs on the market. Some of the patterns
are exclusive and cannot be duplicated in town
The quality certainly cannot be duplicated at
the price. FRANC, One-Price Halter and
Furnisher, corner 7th and d streets.
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PORCELAIN ORNAMENTS, at shedd & Bros.
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GAs-HEAr1SG STOVES at Shedd & Bros.
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New LINES OF CAPE OyERcoATs, at Barnum'
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THE VETERAN FIREMEN.-There was full
attendance at the Veteran Volunteer Firemen's
association at the meeting last night Mr.. Jas.
Raglan presided, and Mr.. J. j. Peabody was
secretary. A present of uniform from Mr.. II.
c. Thorn was received with thanks. 1t was
determined to pay for repairing the hose car
riage by voluntary contributions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

BIGD LIFE IN WAsHINGToN.-Prof Elliott
Coues. of this city. will deliver a lecture this
evening, in the lecture-room of All Souls
church, on Bird Life in Washington" This
is the first of series of free lectures under
the auspices of the parish union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

IT is SELDOM 80 fine property comes into
the market at auction as that offered in the
sale Of the house No. l120 Vermont avenue.
1t has fine, spacious grounds attached.
and Is considered one Of the hand
soonest pieces in the city. The sale is by
trustees, giving those looking for fine resi-
dence or good Investment rilre opportunity.
See the advertisement elsewhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

RETURN OF MIDSUMMER NIGHTs DREAM
MIR. Albaugh's excellent production of Shakes
peare's charming fantasy. "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" will be seen again at Albaugh's
opera house next week. The spectacle has
been presented in Philadelphia, New York and
other cities since its first visit here, and has
been well received by the public and the press
in each. One New York critic paid Mr.. Al
baugh's company the high compliment of
declaring that in the essential features its work
was equal to that of Days company in the
famous New York production of the spectacle
The sale of seats will begin at the box-office
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

A WOMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING A Coin
WATcH.--In the Criminal Court yesterday there
was tried the case of Bette TAFT for the iarcen,
of gold watch and chain, valued at SIS. from
Henry Mehler on November TO- The prose-
cutting witness, conductor ON the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. testified that he fell in with
. woman and went with her to house in South
Washington, treated to beer, and remained
from about II a. m. to 9 O'Clock p. m, and
when he left his watch was gone. The defend
mt claimed that she was gwen the watch to
keep for him. A verdict Of guilty Of petit lar
ceny was returned
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NEXT WEEK AT THE NATIoNAL.-Next weel
Mr.. E. II. Sothern comes to the National thea
ter with his new comedy. Lord Chumley.
leading part the young comedian is said t.
have much better opportunity for the exer
else of his talents than in The Highest Bid
der" in which he was last seen here. Tn,
sale of seats for Mr.. Sothern's engagement be
gins Tomorrow morning.
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SKILL AND CAPITAL cannot construct a better
railroad than that of the Baltimore and Ohio
between this city and Philadelphia. 1t has
compelled expressions of admiration from all
who have travelled over it, The Baltimore and
Ohio has inaugurated the fastest train service
ever attempted between Washington and Phila-
delphia. and they intend to maintain it. No
extra fare is sharged for quick time on the
Baltimore and Onio.-Adrt
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TIE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SOCIETY.-At q
meeting of the Charity organization society in
Spencerian college hall last evening the gen.
eral secretary reported the disposition made of
396 cases since the annual meeting October 25
Mr.. f. s. Westcott was elected a member of the
society,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

IS Hsnd-Sewed Caters are sold at 1925.
"a Fair Stitched Button are sold at S2.95.
50 Solid Shoes nj II AZ
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THE SCHUETzEN PARK CoMPANY.-Yesterday,
in the case of the Schuetzen Park company. APP
plication to surrender charter Mr. d. W. Glas-
sic filed answer, stating that the company is in
debted to him $50 for professional services.
He denies the validity of steps taken toward
terminating the existence of the club, or that
all just debts are paid, as stated.
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eFoR THE GERMAN ORPHAN AsYLuM,-Ths
Deutsche Dramatische Gesellschaft will give {
theatrical performance for the benefit Of the
German orphan asylum, at Masonic Hall, OF
Thursday evening. Three one-act comedie,
will be rendered
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CLUB MEN AT PooL.-The pool PLAYERS of tn,
Metropolitan club are having grand tourna
ment in the billiard-room of the club house
The tournament will last several days. TIL,
prize for the successful player is silver cup
Among those entered are Messrs. Macauley
Parsons Chew, Symons. Anderson. Berdan
Blunt. Mcdonald. Poore. Blair. Boutwell,
Mum, Pitcher and King. About twenty mem
bers in ali nave entered. The result is looked
forward to with great interest among club men
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WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF OvERCoATs AT
s5. Sc 81, So, UP TO s25.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co.
n6-3m 9TH and @.
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An IMPosToR-LooK OUT FOR HIM.-The Of
ticers of the associated charities are annoyed at
learning that some person is collecting money
from charitably disposed citizens by represent
ing that 1t is for the central office of that Or
ganizatiOn. No one has yet been sent out by
that association to solicit funds, and if collec-
tors should be employed they would be fur
nished with written authority and the stamp of
the central office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-05

HEILBRUN's GREAT SHOE SALE is the attrac-
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ROCHESTER LAMPS. at shedd & Bros.
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THE SOUTHERN PASSENGER AGENTs-The
Southern Passenger Agents association, at
meeting at the Ebbitt house yesterday after
noon elected officers as follows: Thomas H.
Carter, Of Atlanta, commissioner; Messrs. B.
". Warren. E. T. Charlton and G. A. TAYLOR,
auditing committee
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MARY ANN DONIPHAN's WuL.-The will of
Mary Ann Doniphan was filed with Register Clag-
EFT yesterday. She leaves her personal prop
erty to her sister, Jane Thumbert and directs
that her debts and funeral expenses, including
$500 for repairs to her lot in Congressional
cemetery, be paid. She leaves 81 600 to Rev.
B. F. Bettinger, to pay one-ffth to her sister,
Jane Thumbert; one-ffth to her brother, Peter
Hepburn; one-fifth to her niece, Susan Doni-
phan Augusterfer; one-ffth to Anna Nightin-
gale and Virginia Hepburn, and the remaining
fifth to Jeremiah Hepburn
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|. HAMBURGER 4 Sous.

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s LWAYS or HAND 4 LARGE A8SoRT
Burial Cases, Collins and ehrouds furnished
Coffin orders viii receive prompt attention or
short notice and at the Lowest rates Office
Open day and night 30