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Legislation In Economics.

10 the Eo1tor OF The EVENING Star:
In my remarks at the meeting Of the Washing
ton Branch Of the American Economic Associa-
ton, a synopsis of which appeared in yesterdays
STAR, / did not intend to be misunderstood a.
stating the present state Of the law in relation
to building societies in Illinois and Ohio, but
merely to give the result of some inquiries
which made in the winter Of 1S80-'81. At that
time was informed by gentlemen officially
connected with q building society in Spring
Held. III that . recent decision Of the supreme
court OF the state had 30 interpreted the usury
law as to make il impossible for building So
cieties to carry on their business. In Ohio such
societies were in existence, but their operations
were, in q measure, suspended ct the time re-
ferred to, owing TO the uncertainty which ex-
isted a. to to the decision Of certain cases then
pending in the courts Of the state.
The object of the remarks was only to show,
IN opposition to the extreme lGisses fnise view,
how largely the well-being Of the working
classes may depend upon the existence Of ap-
propriaie laws, and the fact that . class Of in
stitutions which had proved Of the greatest
benefit in some states were practically denied
2 trial tn others wsa used - one illustration Of
this point Respectfully,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05
MIR. SOUSA's NEW COMIC OPERA.
ssThe Wolf' is Purchased by Francis
Wilson, of the Casino Company.

Mr.. John Philip Sousa, leader Of the Marine
band, on Thursday read to Francis Wilson, the
comedian Of the "Erminie" company, new
comic opera, which he recently completed.
Mr.. Wilson was SO pleased with the work that
he at once decided to buy it, and the contract
was signed yesterday. Under this contract
Mr.. Wilson agrees to put the opera on the
stage in New York within one year. Mr.. Sousa
naturally feels elated at the strong impression
his opera made on so competent judge as Mr..
Wilson should be, and at the prompt manner
in which the latter closed the negotiations for
the transfer of the work. Speaking to a STAR
reporter yesterday, MIR. Wilson said he was
highly pleased with his new acquisition.
The opera is called 1.-THE Wolf" and both
book and score are the work Of Prof. Sousa.
The scene is laid in Spain, and the time of the
action is the present. The score is full of
melodies, which the composer and his friends
confidently believe will at once catch the pub
lie ear and enjoy wide popularity. The lead
ing comedy part is thought to be peculiarly
well suited to Mr.. Wilson's comedy talent.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Frank DayhoH, Thos. Keane, Vim. hoover,
and AL Door have made match to walk to
Baltimore tomorrow for purse Of s25.
The John sherman republican league last
night appointed a committee of three to
arrange for a reception, February ~.
DR.. Caroline B. Winslow delivered an address
on narcotics before the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union Of the District, yesterday after
noon, IN the Church of Our Father.
Faith Council. Sons Of Jonadab, has installed
the following officers: Worthy chief, Jno. +.
Harris; vice-chief, f. c. Bache; recording sec
Rotary, VIM o. Ginzell; financial secretary
wm- ii. Newhaii; treasurer, A. ]. Owens; pa
triarch, NJ. Hobson.
b. Frank Gilmore, manager of the Western
Union telegraph Office and agent Of the Penn
sylvania railroad at Ohambersburg, Pa, died
Thursday evening, aged forty-five years He
was an expert telegraph operator and was en-
trusted with important secret work by the gov
eminent in this city during the war
Rev. Franklin q. Warwick, of Pennsylvania
has been ordained to the ministry by a council
held at the Shiloh Baptist church. Represen-
sentatives from the following churches took
part in the council: Shiloh 18th street church,
Sd and 4th churches. Zion church, and Mace
donna church, Anacostia.
The SUPPOSED SrABBER OF JAMES CARTER Ar
HEsrED.-Policeman Keefe has arrested Peter
Digs; colored. on suspicion Of being the per-
son who stabbed James Carter, also colored,
who was treated at the Emergency hospital
Thursday night, as published in yesterdays
SrAs, and piggs was committed to Jail un-
~ next week. Carter refuses to give any
Information concerning the alleged assault
committed on him Diggs has a severe cut on
one hand, which the officer thinks was inflicted
during the fight between the men. Digs il
the negro who figured in the fght in Fogsy
Bottom two years ago, during which q man was
The ]. G. DuFY CoNrc Oprnx Co,rp.~x
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Fnu1r Or THr Look,

Yard wide; bleached cotton; sc.
LONsDAIE CANBRIC: yard wide: finest quality;
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, q ana q 25,
LADIES' BROADCLOTH, pure wool, yard and half
wide, reduced 70 15c.. real value 81.
!. HENRIETTA CLOTH eUITING. very finest quail
~ dress goods nearly yard and ahsf Wtde; reduced
SIX PLUsAEx ma vtfvETs So. 7sc- e.
ASTRACHAN CLOTH. ysrd and s-hsf wlde, 15c.
.HENRiETTx czsEHEREs. szsx. ysds; douhss
Fins;s quality rum WOOL H1SS & II Is
h0YAI; TRENcH SERGE, elegant Dr.. aooas;
EkkNcH sATffNE ooxf6kTS ! lssss hand-
CARTRRs
III MARxET SPACE, NEAR Trn II
Next door % tAe Boston Variety etorA
vAI0AHLE Y1E4ENTD l0R CA6H OUGIol(ER4
CASH CCeToMER6 Wfn select ono Il t. fo1oVipG
pssssps. xtsh pJschsss e q @ 2yS; AxsAfee -
SspLiaa: voEtA 5Se. q : psir q sfk x.hsoi1assd
60 oS - w 49, 81 s.: & - ssssys
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The Mail Carriers.

POsTMAsrER-GENERAL DICKINSON RENDERS DE-
CIsIoN RELATIVE TO FINES AND DEDUCTIONS.
In the matter Of the application of many
of the leading railroad companies of the
country, asking for an authoritative definition
of the general policy of the Post-Office depart
ment, in imposing fines and deductions for
failures and delays in carrying the mails and
for relief against alleged injustice and hard
ships in the theory and practice of the depart
ment in imposing fines and deductions in GER
tain specified cases, the Postmaster General
has rendered a decision. He states that the
department has unlimited discretion in this
matter, but that the relations between the two
parties should be on basis of fairness and
cordial cooperation. He is convinced that the
powers Of the department should not be exer-
cised where the service is actually performed,
though delayed, when the delay is not occa-
stoned by the fault, negligence or offense Of
the company. He expresses the conviction
that the following rules should be entirely sat-
isfactory to the companies:
In an extraordinary case. coming within the
exceptional character of the great blizzard Of
March, 1883, where the highest degree of dill
gence is used to remove the cause of delay,
there should be no fine or deduction for any
delay whatever, be it one day or more. In the
other and usual cases Of delay by snow or
floods, the following: For a whole days failure
and the whole Of the mail is carried through
the succeeding day, full pay. Where there is
failure for two days and the mail goes
through on the third day, one days pay. II
there should be failure for four days. three
days pay should be deducted, and where the
failure is longer deduosion should be made for
every day except the last one Of the delay
A strike among the employees Of the road
affords no excuse, in the opinion of the Post
masters General, for not carrying the mails.
He further thinks that no fine or deduction
should be imposed for delay caused by broken
axle, hot box, or any similar accident which,
in the common knowledge Of railroading, the
highest degree OF diligence and care have not
been able to guard against. In such cases,
however, if any negligence is shown, or if dill
igence be not used in remedying the accident,
or in expedition after remedying, q fine should
be imposed.
The decision is dated March /, 1883, and it 10
directed that fines and deductions be imposed
and remissions made in accordance with the
views expressed in the decision from that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

To SAW MoSKY buy your drugs at Merits
Pharmacy, 1o14 st. Only the best drugs sold.
No fancy prices. Goods delivered to any part
Of the city. Mail or telephone your orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

P. Lorillard & Co. have applied for the ap-
pointment of receiver of the business Of ].
Hall. extensive tobacco dealer, Atlanta, Ga,
claiming that the business was sold out by
Halls guardian without the necessary order
from the authorities, Hall being confined in an
asylum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

Four HUNDRED Boxes MEssrSA AND PALERMO
ORANGES AND LEMONS, choice marks. ex
steamers Mozart and Luleham, noV landing at
New York. We will be receiving and offer at
low prices on arrival also thirtf.three boxes
naval oranges.
Hams & ANDERSON. aO7 Louisiana ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia, Delaware.
Maryland, and Virginia, heavy rains and warmer,
followed by fair and colder; winds becoming
northwesterly, high on the coast
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He Doesn't Belong

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
1t having come to my knowledge that have
been advertised as cornetist of the ''Snow Flake
Minstrel Club, please allow me to state through
your columns that have no connection with
said organization and have never performed
with them in public or at rehearsal and that
the use of my name by them is entirely I'M
warranted. ELPHoNzo YoUNGs, JR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

julius LANsBuRGH notifies the readers Of
The Star that not wishing to furlough his corps
of upholsterers during the dull season. has con-
Guided to recover all kinds of parlor furniture
at actual cost This is an unusual offer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU SEMENl
II ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER
Matinees Mon. Tues. Thurs and Sat.
-BICE's VAUDEVILLE SYNDICATE
The NIiddie-weight Champion of the World.
JACK DEMPSEY.
Denny Costgan and superb corps Of Speciality Artists
NEXT wEEK-NELsoN's WORLD CO. 3s5
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
LAST TINE, TONIGHT ATS
RUDOLPH ARoNSON'S
NEW YORK CASINO
COMIC OPERA COMPANY
Presenting the Greatest Of All Comic Opera Successes
ERMINIE,
ERMINIE,
With the Original Cast:
Pauline Hall, Francis Wilson.
Marie JSnsep. Chas Plunkett.
ieorg af DENIM .O'' Harry n Doncueh.
Kate TART, John Z. Brand.
Fred Hall. b. F. Joslyp, IA Furey, &C.
Musical Director. De Novels
Monday nert-THE McCAULL OPERA COMPANY.
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
SEATS NOW on SALE FOR THE
Week Of January q.
ANNUAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE
McCAULL
OPERA COMPANY,
Ono. A. McCaull Sole Proprietor and Manaeer),
Presenting the great success.
THE LADY OR THE TlGERy
THE LADY OR THE TIGERr
The company comprises Marion Manola, De Wolf
Bell Digsy Bell, ChRs ". Dungsn. Annie Myers, Jef-
terson de Angeis Toe pettit Edmund Stanley. John
Aeolph Sowah. Musical Director.
The production exact duplicate Of the New York pre-
Prices 25c to 81 so. according to locality ,a2-4t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
This Evening al 8. last time of
The Ininitable
LoTTA.
In
MUsETTE
Lotts. Little Bright Eyes
Next Week
THE ,. @. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY
"TRIP TO AFRICA
And
THE BEGGAR STUDENT.
Seats for both operas sale. jas
NEW NATIONAL THEATER,
OPENING OF THE COMIC OPERA SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY Zone Week
Seats now or sale. Seats now on sale
THE J. C. DUFF COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
From the Standard Theater. New York,
j. W. Morrissey. Manager.
Two Magnificent Productions on a scale of Maeui-
tude and Grandeur Unrivalled in
Comic Opera.
Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday Matinee and Night.
"A TRIP TO AFRICA"
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Matinee and Night
THE BEGGAR STUDENT"
In the casts-Iaura Bellini, Hubert wilke AGNES
Maid wilson Grand Chorus and orchestra' 4
Gigantic Opera Company Of Eighty People. ja2-4t
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CITY ITEMS.

For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Compsnys
Coke. JOHNSON BRorHKRs.
3m Exclusive Agents.
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DAxAaxs PROM a RA11RoAp

DAMAGES FROM RAILROAD COMPANY
wASTED.--A suit has been filed for G. P. Eur
hurst by w. G. Stone, against the Pennsylvania
railroad company, for $20, 200. He claims that,
having purchased, on Oct. II last, round-trip
ticketfor Richmond, he went to that place, and
on the return trip, for no fault his own, he was
forcibly elected from the train, his feelings in
jured and his reputation damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

LARGE REDUCTION in furniture, carpets, and
upholstery goods. Fifty pieces of the best
makes of ingram carpets Just received. New
patterns to be sold at 65 cents per yard, former
price IS cents. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, It'll and D
streets northwest
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ESGL1sH THERMOMETERS, soc. HEMPLERs', CT. Az

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES at a great reduc-
ton until the 18th inst at the old stand, 905 f
St NV Masonic Temple).
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UNPREcEpESrED ATTRACTION
ovERA MILLION pIsTRIBUrED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Incorporated by the Legislature IN 1865 Cor Edu-
cationsl and Charitable purposes. and Its franchise
made part Of the present State Constitution Ia 1879
by an overwhelming popular vote.
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place send-An-
nually, sJune and Decemberl, and its GRAND SIN
GLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place IN ess-h Of the
other ten months in the year, and AL drawn in
public, at the Academy Of Music, New Orleans. Ia.
FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS.
FOR INTEGRITY OF ITS DRAWINGS, AND
PROMPT PAYMENT OF PRfzEA
Attested a. follows:
"Ws do hereby csrrifn thar sHporriss fs avTan1s
sents 0r all the MONTH and Senai naudf DTaurf0s0
The LoUlsdnd State Loff,yV Company and TsersOn
manage c0gfrOi the DvsryEOs uessserss Had that
the conducted NTH honesfD. Jasr.st one ~
panV ns cvfoais. nth fdc-siDsttcs ~ su ss0-
natures attached fH its advertisements"
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OPERA GLASSES atTAppAS's, COZ 9Th st. NV.

Ny ENTIRE Stock OF FURNITURE to be sold
for the next thirty days at 10 per cent discount
from former prices, as i am determined to re-
duce my stock. WASH. B. WILLIAMS.
9TH and ID SITS NV
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MY ENTIRE SrocK OF FURNITURE

MY ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
to be sold for the next thirty days at 10 per
cent discount from former prices, as am de-
termined to reduce my stock.
Parlor cabinets at cost.
mahogany cor. cabinet, SIS; was go.
2 antique oak cabinets, $40; were $50.
mahogany cabinet, $50; was S65.
/ mahogany cabinet, S35; was S45.
mahogany cabinet. $50, was $3.50.
All music cabinets left from the holidays at
20 per cent discount.
cherry fret-work screen, Ella; from S18
l mahogany fret-work jeweled screen, SIS;
from go.
/ antique oak-work screen, so; from S25
1 japanese satin embroidered screen, 80;
from SO.
i japanese satin embroidered screen, 80;
from SIS.
10 japanese screens, folds, 81 feet, IS;
were "a
mahogany easels, $40; were els.
so yards silk Broeatelle, $3.50; was S.
pieces worsted embossed pushes, Coo. q
yard. in crimson, blue and olive shades.
soc yards 5O-ineh petit point tap, 55c.; were
roc.
45o yards spun silk, s1.25 per yd; were
SI75.
% pairs turcoman, $50; we're 50.
10 pairs all-over chenille. 80; were S12
3pairs silk turcoman SIS; were $50.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS
18th and ID ST NV
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Domestic Sewing Machines at great
reduction until the 18th inst az the old stand,
sos y st. NV. Masonic Templel.
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F1NE C1ocks at TArrAN's. Goa SIN 81. INV.

CALL AT JOHN C.. WEIDMAN's book bindery and
get one of his handsome calendars and fire.
alarm combined. 40 and 40 1lth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

PEACE ON EARTH, good win to man. Try the
VEaETARIAN PLAN, Cos f St
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FINE WATCHES at low prices. TApPAS's, 6o4
9Th st. NV.

Dos'r FAIL TO SEE J. J. GEORGES Latest In
vention Of patented instep cushion or tongue
and Bunion and Corn Shields. II the men and
women who limp through life in misery OF
mind and body produced by corns, bunions, in
growing toe-nails, enlarged and tender toe
joints and such like affections of the feet only
knew how easily, speedily and effeetually Prof.
j. j. GEORGES, Ills Pa. ave-. removes all such
ailments by simple and scientific treatment,
happiness would reign in many homes where
misery now holds sway. Parlors Ills Pa. ave.
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CHICAGO AIR RIFLES. MARKHAM's PATENT
The FAIR. Frankie 4 Co., agents, s12 18th St
n. W. A rife, dart, 100 shots, targets, for 9Sc
Rifle. darts, shots and targets sent to any part
of the United States free for S1.5O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

READ W. b. Moses Sons advertisement in
this paper; il is the best opportunity ever Of
fered to buy home furnishings at low prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

Buy Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
fricf
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30 Page Domestic Fashion Catalogue,
illustrating over loo newest winter styles,
given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine
ONCE, cor. 7th and H. c. Auerbach, sole agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

CHOICE of any hat in our window s1.40 See
them. They are worth more money &c.
LEWIS i SOY. 1921 New York ave-. near 18th.
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SEE THE OPERA GLASS HOLDERS at TAPPAN's,
GO4 9Th St NV
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julius LANsBURaH offers his entire stock Of
bedroom furniture at prime cost for 10 days
commencing Monday
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Bargains Watches and Jeweiry. FRASKs,
46l Pa. ave.
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Phillips Digestible Cocoa,
An efacacious drink for the nervous and dys-
peptic. SEQ
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CONSUMPTION can be cured. For proof call
on DR.. J. W. HAYWARD. 1919 / ST. NV
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We WILL CONTINUE to allow 10 per cent dis
count on all cash sales until further notice.
SINGLETON d FLETCHER.
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The Star Shoe House.
Great Half Price Sale.

Desperate Drive for Trade.
We are now breaking prices in two in order
to get rid Of some stock and get hold Of some
money.
Here 10 our list of cut prices:
81 Ladies' Kid or Pebble Goat Shoes, now 81.
S1.75 Mems Shoes. lace or button, now SSc.
SOC. Ladies' Kid slippers, now 25c.
o. Mems Embroidered Slippers, now Soc.
S1.50 Boys Button Shoes, now 75c.
S1.25 Misses School Shoes, now CSC.
55c. Children's Spring Heel Shoes, now 3Sc.
SOC. Infants Shoes, now Csc.
Don't miss this chance TO secure bargains.
TIE STAR SHOE House..
8 726 It'll ST.
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DIAMONDS for Christmas. TAPPAS's, 604 9Th st.
Use DouGIAss' EMULSION for your cold
MERITS DRUe STORE.
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,TISs SUSAN HALE's
READINGS FROM THE NovELIsTs.

Mss SUSAN HALEs
READINGS FROM THE NovEIIsTs.
The Board OF Lady Visitors of the Children's Hos.
pital have accepted the lecture-room Of All Souls
church. on and l4th streets. for Miss Hales Read
ines of CONDENSED Novels"
The sale of tickets has been such that the private
houses at first proposed inadequate for the au-
diences. The Readings viii take place follows:
On Tuesday Afternoon Jan Sth, at 8: SO O'clock
"Female Quixote". Charlotte Lenox-l $50
On Friday Afternoon, Jan. 11th, at $3.50 O'Clock
vicar OF wakefeld" .Goldsmith,1564
"Myster1es Of Udolpho" Mira Radclffe-l7o4
On Thursday Afternoon, Jan l7th at 8 80 o'clock
"Children Of the Abbey. r. M Roche-lS0
On Saturday Afternoon, Jan. 10th. At 80 O'Clock.
Tickets can be obtained from the following ladies:
Mrs Stone, 1345 7 st. Mrs. Hohson, 1920 N 1T !;
Mrs. Kennedy. 1850 Rhode Island ave: Mrs. Letter
loo Goth st. Mrs. Mcclure 1888 Connecticut ave ;
Mrs. csideron Carlisle; 4 s32 St Miss Henry. i406
Lodge, 1927 jefferson place: Miss spoford. 1921
Massachusetts, ave, and at
NJ. ". Gait Co.'S IL OF Pennsylvania ave.
Tickets for the course, %.
Single tickets, 81.
Tickets can also be obtainedat the door Ja4-3t
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S3 Per Gallon, s5c. Quart Bottle, No.
] Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail LYScH's, 9Th near ID ST. saw
200, 900 sufferers from colds cured in New
York alone by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. 25c. 6
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Royal Glue mends broken dishes, chairs. &c

Coughs and Hoarseness.-The irritation
which induces coughing immediately relieved
by use of 'Brotcn's Bronchial TToches." Sold
only in boxes. coax
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

DR.. Henley's Remedy for Ladies.
Ladies suffering from nervousness. sleepless-
ness, or any nervous trouble, can find imme-
diate relief and be cured by using DR.. Henley's
Celery Beef and Iron. Sold by all druggists. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

DoCGLAss' EMULSION is the best, cheapest
and most palatable preparation of Cod Liver
Oil made; 75c. for large bottle. MERITS
DRCG STORE
Julius LANsBURGH offers 1 200 pieces Of car
pets at prime cost for 10 days.
ASTHMA AND CATARRH absolutely cured. See
DIR. HAYWARD, 1919 ST. NV.
EVERYTHING good can be had at FussELL's
Cafe 1425 New York ave.
Two ELABORATE SHOW Rooms OF
Fine Gas Fixtures,
In addition to
Our Immense Stock.
E. F. Brooks. 531 18th ST.
d. e. H.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best. Sold by druggists.

Catarrh Cured.-A clergyman, after years
OF suffering from that loathsome disease. Ca
tarrh, and vainly trying every known remedy,
at last found a recipe which completely cured
and saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-addressed
stamped envelope to Prof ]. A. Lawrence, IS
Warren st., New York city, will receive the re-
cipe free OF charge oc20-s26t
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s!loHr FiRza-A coal oil lamp at the house
Of VIM. Thomas No. SO7 ID street southvest
exploded last evening, but did only slight dam
age. The gaslight In the lunch-room Of Web.
ner McDermott, 1002 = street, set FIRE 10 the
partition about O'Clock this morning. O6icsr
Golway called out No. Z company, and The
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DENTISTRY.

I-REE DENTAL INFIRNARY.-TEETH FILLED
IL and art ncial teeth iDseted without charge e1cept
cost OF material ~ 1879 II. NV. Dent.l Depart
hienf OF Columbian University, from 90 ) nm daily
except Sunday. Extraction free. Infrlhary open
from October 30 June 80. is4-:sin
nR. STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, sTH 81. COR
~ ner En.w. Filling a specially, Teeth e1tracted
without pain by pam killer applied 10 guns Artih-
cia teeth inserted. achlng teeth saved hOars ~ D.
nh2s
nR. DUKE. DENTIST, us l4TH NV TEETH
lJextrscted without pain by aid Of local srFcation
prepared and used only by Teeth nlled 81. Per-
fect-ftting sets artificial Teeth operatlrns guar
anteed- nls-2m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-05

IS Sewing Machines from s. Up,
Including New Homes, Domestics, and Singers,
all fully warranted, at Funk's, 1881 7th, near
O-st market. Repairing 81. s,m,ws