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GRATEFUL-COMFORTINa.
EP P SIS COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
by careful OF tine fne properties of we'll
selected Cocoa, Mr. Eprs has provided breakfast
tables with delicsteiy Favored beverage which may
cous use of SUCH articles OF diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough
msladies are floating around ready attack wher-
svei tnsTe = weak point We may escape many ?
S<rrice Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
Ia half-pound thus by grocers. labelled thus:
JAMES EpPs co. Homeopathic Chemists,
jy21-m.tu-s London. ENGLAND
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WHAT MIR. BURCHARD SAYS.
Columbia Athletic Club Prizes.

At the exercises of the Columbia athletic
club, Saturday night, the club prizes were pre-
sented by Mr.. Mills Dean to the following sue
cessful contestants in the October field meet
ing: F. F. Fletcher, rifle shooting, 200 yards;
]. A. Goldsborough. trap-shooting, 20 yards; s.
]. King, 100 yards run, 22O yards run and 44O
yards run; W. E. Crist, 2-mile bicycle lap race
l.. l.. Harbau, 100 yards hurdle race; A. T..
Stoutenberg, 1-mile walk; w. E. Buell., 1-mile
bicycle race for novices, and running high
jump; l.. ]. Barber, one-mile bicycle race
handicap; J. M. Kenyon. one-mile run; T. c..
Chalmers, throwing hammer; J. r. Elder,
standing high jump and standing broad jump;
s. E: Lewis, running broad jump; Louis T..
Reed, putting the shot, and Telfair Hodgson,
pole vault. The badge consists of cross-bar.
suitably inscribed, from which the clubs coat
of-arms hangs. The presentation was pre-
ceded by the regular contests. Shelly. Comp
ton and De Saussure tied in high jumping at
feet inches. In the wrestling matches Mills
threw Moore, and Shelly downed Compton.
Elder won the high kick at feet inches.
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TALK OF AN EXTRA SESSION IN VIRGINIA.-The
question of calling an extra session of the leg
islatlre continues to be talked of in Virginia.
1t is believed the state democratic committee.
which has been called to meet in Richmond ON
Thursday, will discuss the subject at length
and urge Gov. Lee to call an extra session if
grounds to justify such action can be found
MIR. Barbour. who's few weeks ago was opposed
to calling an extra session of the legislature.
now favoIs it, and it is hoped Gov Lee may
experience a similar change of heart. Leading
democrats, it is said, want to see something
done toward amending the election laws. and
also desire to have passed some important
measures that failed at the regular session.
Mr.. Barbour, at the meeting on Thursday, will,
it is said, ask to be relieved of the response
bilities of chairman of the state committee
A Mormon elder, the Rev. Jas. Mohler, for
merly of Ohio, is engaged in gathering con-
gregation in Augusta county, Va, where he has
immersed fourteen persons.
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AT The FAIR.

AT The FAIR.
S12 It'll St n. ",
Tomorrow Tuesday.
Carved handdle Bread Knives, 09c.
Hanging Match Safes. 03c.
Donahues Black Ink. 02c.
Pie Plates, each Ole
Largest size Decorated Slop Jars, SOC.
Largest size Decorated Water Carriers, SOC.
Best quality Nickeline Trays. 05c.
Genuine Planished Mugs, Csc.
Whisk Broom in Nickeline holder, 13c.
Genuine Cocoa Door Mats, large size, broad
red border. good article, 33c.
Combination Soap and Brush-holder, csc.
Block-tin rinsing pans, 10 qt., 15c.
Block-tin rinsing pans, IA qt., 19c.
The FAIR 8l2 It'll st n w.
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My ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE to be sold
for the next thirty days at 10 per cent discount
from former prices, as / am determined to re-
duce my stock. WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
9TH and ID SITS. NV.
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SEvESTY-FIvE PIECES best make ginghams,
&C.; regular price, 10c.; among the bargains Of
fered at the sacrifice sale now in progress at
the Manufacturing Establishment, 9lS 18th st.n.w.
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AueENsrE1N's adj. in City Items is wonder

For THIRTY DAYS we offer our stock of in
grain and Brussels carpets at cost. Floor oil
cloths, druggets and art squares. JOHNSON,
GARNER & Co. 636 Pa ave. NV
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of Cod Liver Oil made. Pure. palatable, cheap.
Price 75c. for large bottle. MERITS Drug
Store.
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Thorn
ton Downing and Cornelia Crusenberry; David
Randolph and Josephine Robertson; Daniel
Henderson and Emma Bowman; VIM King and
Martha L. Smith; George Honesty and Ella
Harrity.
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Coffees, Teas and Chocolates.

The finest and freshest coffees to be found.
Old Govt Java, SOC. h.; Mocha and Java, SOC;
best Golden Rio Coffee, 25c Our Mixed Tea,
at SOC. per h., cannot be equaled elsewhere.
Butter-our butter-shipper notifies us that but
ter is down in price. We name to-day fair but
ter, 25c. Best New York Goshen butter, SOC. !;
Creamery butter, SOC. ID.
NJ q P. MErzGER,
All 18th ST. n. W.
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For Bright, Quick Fire and cheap,
clean fuel buy Washington Gas Light Company's
Coke. JOHNSON BROTHERS.
3m Exclusive agents
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battle between cattle men and sheep men
at Bonita, Graham county, Arizona, is reported.
in which five sheep herders were killed and one
cattle man wounded.
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DIsoRDERLY CONDUCT ON STREET CAR-Jos
Purcell, young man attired in a full dress
suit, was arraigned in the Police Court this
morning charged with disordery conduct on
an F-street car. Policeman Redgrave appeared
as complainant, and told of the manner in
which Purcell had attempted to insult HIM on
the car. "Redgrave, you're no good.' is how
the accused greeted the officer when he entered
the car. The officer said nothing to the young
man, and then the latter said: You tried to
mash the doctors sister but got left" This
he said in such loud tone that the attention
of the other passengers attracted to the
policeman. Purcell was required to leave col
lateral at the station. 1t was explained that
Purcell was at one time waiter at the resi-
dence of physician. and in his remarks re-
place at that time. The court imposed a fine
of S.
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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 Il Co., Phil.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"A FAsc1sAr1se Work"
THE DIARY AND LETTERS OF GoUvERNEUR
MORRIS.
EDITED BY ANNE CARY MORRIS
With Portraits 2 vols, svo, $3.50
SOCIETY, POLITICS, TRAVEL. LITERATURE.
AND THE THEATER SUPPLIED GoUyERNEUR
MORRIS WITH TIE THEMES FOR HIS FASCI-
MATING DIARY AND LETTERS.
There is book Of late years historical and remin-
terest, these two elegant umes-BTook3g1l Ed0ie
SIT ia perhaps the most important American diary
ever published. "-Boaon Courier
From beginning to end it is notable book ~. J.
Herald.
Likely TO be valued and read long histories of
the closing years Of the 18th century read"-NY
Times.
they surpass Franklin's autobiography "-BOston
ir0Uetter.
"Altogether the most entertaining book Of its kind
Bulletin.
For sole bv Booksellers, or sent postpaid, upon
receipt Of price, By the publishers.
CHARLES sCRIBNERs SONS,
1t 743-745 Broadway New York.
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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 IS cents per yard, former
price rs cents. WASH. B. WILLIAMS, It'll and ID
streets northwest
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-JsE Douglass Emulsion for Coughs. Colds
Lung troubles and Bronchitis. 1t will cure.
MERITS Drug Store
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The Star Shoe House.
Graaf Half priaa Nala

The Star Shoe House.
Great Half Price Sale.
A 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 is our list of cut prices:
~ Ladies' Kid or Pebble Goat Shoes, now 81.
S1.75 Mems Shoes. lace or button, now SSc.
Zoe Ladies' Kid Slippers. now 25c.
81 Mems Embroidered Slippers, now Soc.
S1.50 Boys Button Shoes, now 75c.
SLIPS Misses School Shoes. now CSC.
15c. Children's Spring Heel Shoes, now $50.
SOC. Infants Shoes. now 25c
Don't miss this chance to secure bargains
The STAR SHOE HoUsE.
726 9TH st.
SO Sewing Machines from So Up,
Including New Homes. Domestics, and Singers,
all fully warranted. at Funk's, 1881 9TH. near
O-st. market. Repairing 81. s,m,w3
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WRIT OF MANDAMUs AGAINST THE SECRETARY
THE NAVY RErTYSrD

OF THE NAVY REFUSED.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, Judge
James delivered the opinion of the court in
the case of the United States ex rel. Hall agt.
the Secretary of the Navy, refusing to give
writ Of mandamus. This case was reargued
after the writ had been refused some weeks
since. DR.. Hall, a surgeon in the navy, asked
that the Secretary be required to give him a
higher station on the roll than he bore. The
court held that under section 1885, Revised
Statutes, the officers of their respective corps
shall take precedence as they shall have gained
or lost numbers. and in this the length of SER
vice should be considered, and that under the
law the writ of mandamus cannot be issued to
compel an officer to perform an act purely
within the scope of his office.
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Startling Scene in a Church.

JERRY HILBUs STABBED IN THE BACK AT A
PRoTRACTED MEETING.
A protracted meeting was in progress at the
Rock Creek Baptist church, colored, and
Preacher Cham was inviting sinners to come
forward, when suddenly noise was heard near
the door. The members of the congregation
turned and discovered Jerry Hilbus coming
toward the mourners bench. His friends were
delighted at the idea of his conversion. but
were suddenly startled by the appearance close
on Hilbus' heels of Henson Cant who had a
knife in his hand. Before Jerry could reach
place Of safety behind the reverend gentle
man. Henson ran the knife into his back.
Henson then left the church and the injured
man was attended by physician. Policeman
Murphy afterward arrested Henson. and the
case was tried in the Police Court this morn
ing. Each told his story of what occurred out
side of the church and of the assault that fol-
lowed. Judge Miller sentenced Cant to six
months in jail
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Salvation Oil for twenty-five cents does it's
work better than any other liniment.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for TIE EvrxrSe sr.n.

Reported for The EVENING STAR.
TIE WATER QusrroN.-The city council holds
Its January meeting tomorrow night. The
resolution of Mr. Bayne relative 10 the water
company still hangs between the two boards,
and committee OF conference will be ap-
pointed. The charter of the company. granted
on the 22d of March, 1850. gives the directors
the right by the following provision 10 abso-
lutely control its water rates: BE it further
enacted, that it shall and may be lawful for
the said president and directors to sell and
dispose OF the water which they may have con-
Quoted into said town to the inhabitants there
OF and to other persons, in such manner and
at such prices as to them. from time to time,
shall seem expedient for the interest of the
company"
A DETROIT MANAGERS FUNERAL.-The fun
eral services over the remains of Chas. o.
White, late of Whites opera house, Detroit.
were held at st. Mary's church. where a num-
Der OF his former associates and friends and a
large circle of relatives from this city and
Washington were in attendance. Mr.. White
had been in his early manhood a member of
the Hydraulion fire company and of the
Mount Vernon guards. Some of the older
members of these organizations attended his
remains to the grave, in the Catholic cemetery.
NoTEs.-Judge Keith has added another to
the Washington companies having legal home
here-the Washington Cooperative Loan COM
pany. with Messrs. Frank Palmer. c. A.
McEwen and Andrew Meyers as its principal
ofhcers.-It has been ascertained that there
are several companies of white Caps" here,
all composed of interesting young Alexan-
drians not yet one year old. They are not
troublesome except when teething, and are
readily quieted by soothing syrup.-The
Alexandria county court, Judge Chichester,
opened Its January term at the county court
house here this morning.-The Catholic, Epis-
copal and Lutheran churches here celebrated
the feast of Epiphany yesterday-The
funeral of the late Capt J. b. Roberts, a WELL
known waterman and late Waterman at the
Citizens bank. took place yesterday afternoon.
from his home on South Lee street.-The
services of the week of prayer will begin to-
night at Grace (P. +. church, and continue at
the other churches until the close of the week.
Hon. Park Agnew has been reelected
president of the Relief Hook and Ladder COM
pany.
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"Red-Nosed Mikes" Confessions.
HE TELLS THE STORY OF A w1LKEsBARRE DoUBL
MURDER AND ROBBERY.

HE TELLS THE STORY OF wILKESBARRE DOUBLE
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
Michael Rezzillo. the Italian laborer. known
as "Red-Nosed Mike" who was arrested near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Saturday has confessed to
Detective Linden, of the Pinkerton agency.
his participation in the murder of Paymasters
j. b. Mcclure and Hugh Flanagan, on the
mountains, near Wilkesbarre, in October last
Linden refuses to make the confession pub
lie, but its substance has been learned The
murder was planned month or more before
its preparation. There were only four in it.
On the morning of the murder the four gath
cred at Miners Mills, and three of them started
out up the mountain road half an hour before
Mcclure was due.
Rezzillo stayed until he saw the paymaster APP
proach, and then followed them. Mcclure
passed him going up about five hundred yards
before the point of ambush was reached. Req
zillo claims he was not implicated in the actual
shooting. He told the detectives that the rifle
used in conjunction with revolvers. and the
satchel in which the money was carried, were
secreted near Miners Mills, and they were
recovered on Sunday. The rifle is Colts re-
peating of A caliber. 1t is stated that two of
the other three have been arrested in New
York. ReZzillo is said to be bright, intelli-
gent Italian.
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CONVERSATION FIXTURES
for gas and electric light.
Newest Patterns of best factories.
Two elaborate ShOw-rooms on Second Floor.
E T. Brooks. 81 18th st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A LbAuehs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY.
MocAULL OPERA COMPANY.
tsno hccaull- Sole Proprietor aud ManzgerJ
fresenting their great success.
THE LADY or THE TIGER
boppcr Marion MsnOla, Rasrcne oudin isurr Joyce
is .,L oa a. parsn pEte se Annie Myers Jei
T1Is Petit Ed.una stanley. a K Grips. Lindsay
Adolph Nowak. Musical Director
prohibition under the drcction cf Mashilde Cot
All the original scenery costumes ArnOrs and prop
Prices 25c. 20 $50.
n7 ns NEXT wEEKaaLoRRuNE.
WnLsMHpPs E Eshh I 10 NIGHT: -
SsM misl,ss ~ PROF. CARPENTER.
Once. 5la Oh 1' 81 S''''' Gallery io' .z,,
UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH
GRAND SSTU damf, SEySfISS 1sSpsKy
r.. ..,.,, sIGNoRINA DE vERE.
Inc ccleorated Pr1ma DonnS rho sre.fea . fnr,r. A,
SeT York and Bo-t" lad Grand Array Of Talent IN,
MISS MARIE GRoEBI.
sIeNoR cLENESTa BOLOGNA
In Masnincent PrssFrsm'
Conductor. SIGNOR FF'KaARI
Sale Of sesss o ssS1s on nor us and 80
,A.-a s25 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
op Tros;NsIGHI. TONIGHT. TONIGHT
TIP ptsPTtNlNG OF THE COMIC oPERA SEASON.
From The STANDARD Thesief. New YoTf. >''''
so PEOPLE ni85TssTsS' c MIMI ap,xn
ORCHESTRA
Monday, Tuesday, TRIP To AFRICA
wednesday Nat dat SpeBIs S sarpS orenA'
THURSDAY Friday, THE BEGsAR STUDENT.
and SATURDAY Mat. By Minorlor
c coh Maud wilson Euma Delaro Harry brown Fran
al PS gcsA ri sohs Moore and Hubert Willie.
jam rs ASa lIlslass s. s1 s.SyaS. sHE
HARRIS BIJou THEATER
IL Week Of january z
Matinees Tues, Thurs, and Sat
NIX WILLIAM REDNr S5v AND MRS. THOMAS
Supported by the Redmund Barry Co in their latest
and greatest success
HERMINIE.
ja7 Next week--HARBoR IIGHTs-
Il ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER
NELSoSs eRFaf W S5iL En SoM iRS al
h01'''s s6 q EEIEJS fh rSn'f,' Feature
The Premier Acrobats OF the world
aud many other Novelties
CHEAP PRICES AT MATINEEs,
Ns loc, loo and Pc.
ssrINAIkS BY TRAVELLERS"
u al Young Mems Christian Association.
Closing Talk: FRIDAY. Jan 1 I. atspm
Prof. A. q. WILLIAMSON, Of L. = Patent Once.
Subject: The Passions Spiel Of ober-A mmergnn.
Admission by ticket, 90 b. had Ire. by any Young
man applying at l4O9 n. y. ave. The course is
for men only. plg-m y Sf.lm
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
The Second
GRAND CONCERT
OF the
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA,
Vim. Gericke, Conductor,
will take place ON
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY Is
STERLING AND VARIED PROGRAM
from works Of the
OLD AND MODERN MASTERS
including solos by
the weT-known Prima Donna
MISS EMMA JUCH.
and the distinguished
Violin virtuoso
MR. T. ADAMowsKI
Reserved Seats 81 and 81 50 on sale Friday morn
ing, January y. at j. r. Ellis a Co.. s.I1 Pa. ave
BURDITT NORTH, Managers. Jas
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OPERA GLASSES at TAppAN's. 6O4 9th st. NV.

Buy Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
SON BROTHERS, the leading firm in the Dis
trict.
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Ice CREAM, Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fus
sells, 1425 New York avenue.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

CHICAGO RIFLES, with shot, dart and targets
all for 9sc., at TIE FAN. SO It'll ST. n. W.
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80 Page Domestic Fashion Catalogue,
illustrating over 100 newest winter styles
given away at the Domestic Sewing Machine
Office, cor. 18th and III. c. Auerbach, sole agent
s,m,W3
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Go TO JNo. r. KELLY Center Market, for Wash
ington dressed beef. Corned beef a specially.
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EYE GLASSES to fit all sights, 15c.
p. WALLAcH's, 40S 18th ST. NV.
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A CHANCE FoR SOMEBODY.
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON LADIES' AND
MISSES DRESSES.
Any PLUSH JACKET, vIsITE or MoDJEsKA in
our store at a discount of 25 per cent.
Any CoLoRED CLOTH JACKET at discount of 20
per cent
Any BLACK CLOTH JACKET a. discount of Is
per cent.
Any CoLoRED or BLACK CLOTH MoDJEsKA at
discount of 25 per cent
Misses NEwMARKETs and JACKETS and Chill
dren's COATS and DRESSES at 10 per cent discount.
20 per cent on all PLUSH sACQUEs, NEW
MARKETS and RAGLANs.
Those coming first will receive the best bargains
LANSBURGH & BRO,
jas 40. 422, 424 and 426 9TH st. NV.
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SHEET Music given free to ladies. PFE1FFER
d CoNLIFF, 1921 E st. NV.
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CooPER's Hair Success" will cure dandruff.
Price SOC. METz's Drug Store, 1014 F street.
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PROPOSALS.

'ENREAsURY DEPARTMENT.. JANUARY 4, 1889
Sealed proposals. will be received at this Depart-
ment UNTIL TWO CD O'CLOCK p. NJ, Mon
DAY. JANUARY fOURTEENTH, 1889, for man.
uiacturing and delivering TO the United States
treasury Building or its dependencies in Washington,
ID. e. certain articles of special furniture Drawings
and specifications can be obtained upon application
to the Superintendent's Office The department re-
serves the right 10 reject and all bids. and
waive defects. Proposals should be addressed 20 the
Secretary OF the Treasury and be endorsed "Propos-
ington, ID. C." tltl c. 5. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- me al my ofice, l4l6 street northwest, up 10
TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON, of TUESDAY, JANU-
Any TMENTN-SECoND, 1889. for the following
Privileges IN connection with the coming Inauguration
of President elect Harrison:
l. The privilege of the use of the various reserya-
tons fronting Pennsylvania avenue from the Treasury
Department TO the Capitol and of erecting thereon
stands for seats-the stands 10 conform all the re-
Qlrements OF the Inspector of Buildings strength
and to all the requirements of the Committee Street
Decoration in connection with its task Of street deco
ratlon-and to effect no permanent damage TO the
trees shrubbery the stands TO be removed before
March 10 and all damage, If any, to grounds made
good TO the satisfaction OF this Committee. Pats Civ
Ing the dimensions Of the several reservations will be
shown at my office and any other information given
,. The privilege of printing and the sale under the
auspices of this Committee of the Official Program
of Inauguration Day. with such advertisements and of
such design ana size as the Committee may approve
The right TO reject any all bids 10 defects
is hereby reserved HENRY A. NIIIARD.
Chairman of Com. on Parks and Reservations
washington, ID T., jan q, 1889. ja1-5t
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SEE THE OPERA GLASS HOLDERS at TAPPAN's,
e04 9Th st. NV
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CITY ITEMS.

Great bankrupt Sale at Augeustefn's,
sl5, sls and S21 It'll ST. NV. Our buyer has
Just succeeded in purchasing the entire stock
OF dealer in crockery, &c, at q recent sher-
N sale in New York, and same has just ar
rived In order TO dispose of same at once we
oner 1t at SS per cent less than regular prices.
these are all fresh goods, not shop worn. Read
few of the following sample bargains: Table
tumblers. &C.; doz. Rogers silver-plated tea
spoons, &c; ~ doc. Rogers table spoons or
forks to match. SL27; large coal-hods. lie;
large sheet-iron frying-pans l3c.. l5c., and l7c.
each; large natirons, lSc.; cosl-sieves, &c; ~
sneets she'll paper, &C.; china wash-bowls and
pitchers. 46c.; IRE shovel. poker. and litter.
&C.; - doz. handled stone-chna cups and
saucers, 32c.; n doz. stone-chiua dinner plates,
2Sc.; decorated china tea sets. 81 So; decorated
china chamber sets. $3.50; handsome new pat
tern decorated china dinner sets. $50 pieces.
SlS.s7. bargain for S22: opal glass gas-globes
l3c. doz. hne wine glasses. l3c.: iron tin sauce
pans, l4c.; extra large-footed wash-basins, SC. I;
white china teapots. 23c.; parlor lamps. with
ruby globes, Sl.26: large clothes baskets Acc;
floor or table oil cloth. lsc. per yard. Please
remember that for every article named above
you viii md ten Others equally as low that we
have not space to mention.
This sale ends positively Saturday. 18th inst,
at 10 p. m. If money is an object 10 YOU call
early and secure some of these bargains. as
they are bargains in every sense of the word
s. W. AUaENsTEIN.
Dispenser Of Bargains in China. &C.,
81. sl9. and s2l 9TH ST. NV.
For Many of the diseases of women, DR..
Henley's Celery Beef and Iron is a most agree
able and efficient tonic and nervine. Physi-
clans recommend it. For sale by all druggists. 1