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Stocks ana Cattle Markets.

New York, Jan. 9.-Waitiug for the
final outcome of the conference between
the bankers and the railroad presidents
keeps all the new ventures in the stock
market in the back ground. The improve
ment made by foreign purchasers this
ing of local operators. In the last hour
there was a renewal of buying and every
thing moved up The market finally
closed quiet but strong at fractional ad-
vances forithe day, while not generally up
to the best figures.
Governments dull but firm. Money
2(934 per cent. Mining shares dull.
Copper. Market quiet. Lake STA {.
Petroleum market was steady, with
slight fluctuations. and closed at 86sc.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6's. lI9: American Express,
1909: Canada Pacific. 5li; Canada
Southern, 5l2; Central Pacific, 353; Bur
lington, 1854; Delaware. Lackawanna,
l40s; Lake Shore, 1881; Denver x
Rio Grande, l6i; Erie, 279, Kansas 4
Texas, 1873; Louisville & Nashville. SOL;
Michigan Central, SCI; Missouri Pacific.
IA: Northern Pacific, 25t; preferred,
500; Northwestern, l07; New York Cen
trail, 1913; Oregon Improvement, 7O9;
Navigation, 923, Transcontinental, 3Os:
Pacific Mail. SC; Reading, 4Ss; Rock
Island, 97i; Milwaukee & st. Paul,
63s; Texas Pacific, 22t; Union Pacific,
644; United States Express "A; Fargo,
1872; Western Union, S3J.
CHICAGO, Jan. 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
IL, 900; market slow and easier. Choice
beeves, 81. 5O(GI 90; steers, SO. lO(G4 30;
stockers and feeders. 81 lOG3 so;
Westerns, 81. 1904 10; Texans, 81. 700
$50.
Wheat-Market steady. Cash, 992;
May lO4s.
Corn--Market steady. Cash, 334; May,
81 2 If S.
, 1889-01-10

storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1889-01-10

The bond OF Robert TAFT as treasurer
of school district No. . was presented:
Said bond being to the satisfaction of
the board on motion, it is ordered that
said bond be approved.
On motion the road supervisor was in.
structed to nave necessary bridges built
and grading done on proposed road along
the east line of the Fort ID. A. Russell
military reservation.
On motion the board adjourned until
Dec. IL, 1888 at 10 o'clock a. m.
TUESDAY, Dec. IL, 1888.
The board met at 10 O'Clock a. m, this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, III. b. Kelly, chairman, Thos.
Swan, commissioner.
The bond of Truman B. Hicks as
treasurer of school district No. | was
presented: =
Said bond being to the satisfaction of
the board, IN motion, 1t is ordered that
the same be approved.
The bond of Daniel Thomas as treas
urer OF school district No. 3, was sub
mitted:
On motion the board adjourned until
Dec. II, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
On motion it is ordered that said bond
be approved.
DCO - 1900
The board met at ID O'Clock a. m, this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, II. b. Kelly, chairman, Thos.
Swan, commissioner.
On motion it is ordered that the follow
ing order be entered of record. to wit:
Without wayering any right which
Laramie county may haze to any portion
of the taxes levied for 1883 on property
situated in Converse county, Wyoming,
and reserving to itself the right hereafter
to sue for and recover any portion of said
taxes which Laramie county may be
legally entitled to, it is the sense OF this
board.
That where there is no dispute as to
the location of property and it is con.
ceded that the same is within the limits
of Converse comfy that Converse
county collect the taxes for 1888.
That where the taxes for 1888 have
been paid to Laramie county on property
which is conceded tor be within the
boundaries of Converse county that the
amount so paid shall be refunded to the
parties who SO paid the same"
On motion the board adjourned until
Dec. l3, 1883 at 10 O'Clock a. H..
THURSDAY, Dec. ID, 1883.
The board met at 10 O'Clock a. m. this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, H. B. Kelly. chairman; Thvs.
Swan, commissioner.
The following claims for rebate o ftAxes
were allowed in the several amounts DIES
ignated, it appearing to the board that
said claims are just:
Claimed Allowed
Harry l.. Miller, re-
bate taXes...............$ % 50 s IS
u. II. Thistle. rebate
10 40 10 40
William f. Barry, road
damages........-....- 10 90 10 90
On motion it is ordered that the follow
, 1889-01-10

1OTk requested 10 resign, mas Tcluseu anu
the president has therefore directed his
removal.
The contending factions for the gov
ernorship of the Chickasaw Nation have
agreed to submit their claims for arbItra-
ton to Secretary Villas and abide his de-
cision.
The seventh annual convention of the
International Plasterers' Union met at st.
Paul yesterday. Delegates from all parts
of the United States were present, and
some from Canada are expected.
Jake Gardaur, the oarsman, has issued
a challenge to VIM. O'Connor of Toronto
to row three miles for 81, 900 and the
championship of America, either at New
Orleans, Galveston or San Francisco about
March l..
The supreme court of New York yes
terday rendered a decision against the
sugar trust. The suit was brought by
the State against the North River Sugar
Refining company to forfeit its charter on
the ground that it virtually passed out Of
existence by selling out all its stock to
the sugar trust and closing up its works.
, 1889-01-10

o. motion the board adjourned until
December 18th, 1888.
FRIDAY, December IA. 1888.
The board met at 10 o'clock AIN. this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Prcsent-lI. b. Kelly, chairman. Thos.
Swan, commissioner
The following claims for rebate of
taxes were allowed, it appearing to the
board that said claims are Just:
Claimed Allowed
, 1889-01-10

The Illinois State Federation of Labor
met at Bloomington yesterday and APP
pointed a committee of three to call upon
Governor Fifer and ask him to pardon
three anarchists now in the state peniten-
tiarY.
, 1889-01-10
County COMMISSIONER Proceedings.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Cheyenne. Laramie County, Wyo, Ter,

Monday, Dec. 10, 1888.
The board met at 10 o'clock a. m, this
day pursuant to adjournment.
Present, H. b. Kelly, chairman, Thos.
Swan, commissioner.
On motion 1t is ordered that the bonds
Of the t~reasurers Of the several school dis,
tricts be fixed at the following amounts
respectiyly. to-wit.
, 1889-01-10

vi UUIIUH VHU UOdIU duTUuIuOu uITtIT
December 18th, 1888 at 10 O'Clock a. M.
l hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is q true, tull and correct copy
of the proceedings of the county commits
siouers at meetings held on the dates
therein mentioned.
Witness my hand and official seal this
It'll day of January. 1889.
[sEAL] JOHN X. JEFFREY,
County Clerk and Clerk of the Board of
County Commissioners.
, 1889-01-10
EIAS

Lewis McMullin, the appraiser at New
York requested to resign, has refused and
the president has therefore directed his
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE To-MoRRow

GREAT REDUCTION SALE TOMORROW
Ar r. GoLDsCHMID, 1007-1009 f ST.. NV.
&c. will buy whisk broom worth Csc.
10c will buy a hair brush worth Csc.
lie. will buy a dust brush worth Csc.
l2c. will buy a BARRIERS whisk broom.
13c. will buy good Csc. shoe brush and q
box of French backing.
1sc. will buy japanese tea pot with strainer
worth 35c.
24c. will buy half dozen fine thin blown
flint tumblers worth SOC.
Soc. will buy q half dozen fine thin blown
flint tumblers. handsomely engraved, worth
t1.O0.
s1.S8 will buy a half dozen each hand
painted china cups saucers and plates worth
$3.50. (Only set to each customer.)
SC. will buy five embroidered table mats
worth Csc.
SC. will buy Japanese globe baskets worth
20c.
&C.. will buy large japanned dust pan
worth l0c.
Csc. will buy Bohemian colored glass fairy
lamp worth SOC.
S15.9S will buy an elegant hand painted china
dinner set containing 127 pes, worth $500.
4sc. will buy II hand painted square shape
individual buffers worth S1.00.
SIC. will buy aJapanese rose jar and one box
Of pot pOurie, worth soc.
loo. will buy hand painted oat meal bowl
worth Csc.
S22.4 will buy hand painted French china
dinner set containing ll3 pcs. worth $4,000.
1880 will buy an elegant hand painted por-
celain dinner set containing 127 pcs, worth
$500 at
r. GoLDsCHMIp,
1007-I009 ST. NV
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Giving Bogus Checks.
MAN AND HIS WIFE ARRESTED FOR "BEATrNo"
HOTELS.

-
HOTELS.
Several days ago q letter was received at
police headquarters from Samuel H. Lewis,
proprietor Of the Hotel Cambridge, Chester.
Pa, giving description Of man and woman
who had boarded at his hotel and passed on
him a worthless or bogus check on a New York
bank In the letter Mr.. Lewis gave the infor-
nation that the couple registered as Mr. TYLER
and wife. With the description furnished De-
tective Mattingly started out TO look for the
couple. At the American house he found q
couple answering the description given. They
had registered as 'W. G.. Moore and wife. New
York" The officer informed the proprietor
of his alleged "hotel beats" as his guests, and
the couple soon received notice to leave the
establishment. They made no objection, but
picked up their baggage and sought another
boarding place. They succeeded in securing
quarters in the Hotel Solari. where they reg
istered as "A. W. Mason and wife, Philadel-
phia." Detective Mattingly visited that hotel
yesterday to give the proprietor some infor-
nation and was informed that the guest had
already given a check on a New York bank.
The bank officers were telegraphed concerning
the check, and their reply showed that the
check was worthless. The officer soon got on
the track of the man and his wife and arrested
them. The woman did not care to accompany
her husband, and her actions led the officer to
believe that she was not his wife. When taken
to the station the woman stated that Walter
Wlckham was the name of her husband. Among
the mans effects the officer found a number Of
blank checks of Worcester, Mass, bank, and
other papers which led to the belief that the
couple had been in that city. Wickham, alias
Moore, alias Mason, is a fine-loOking man.
He is about feet high and weighs fully 200
pounds. The woman is also stylish-looking
and has auburn hair. They were locked up at
the first precinct station and will be taken to
the Police Court tomorrow.
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Opposing Mr.. Webb.

REASONS URGED BIZ THE NATIONAL VETERAN CLUB
ron RKJEcTINo HIS NOMINATION.
The National Veteran club at its meeting last
night adopted preambles and resolutions pro-
testing against the confirmation of Mr. webb's
nomination as District Commissioner. The
preambles set forth that sit is known that the
board Of Commissioners of the District of Co
lumbia has, in direct violation Of the revised
statutes, section 1854, removed clerks. officers,
and employees entitled to its projections" that
the said board of Commissioners has, during
the last four years. by gradual removals, re-
duced the proportion of republicans in its en-
ploy to one republican to ten democrats" and
that Mr.. VIM. B. Webb has been nominated
for another term of three years as testimonial
of the democratic administration as to the sat-
isfactory manner in which he has discharged
his duties to that party as a Commissioner
Therefore it was resolved that 1--WE respect
fully protest against the confirmation of Mr.
Webb by the Senate and trust that he may be
rejected outright or the nomination laid over
till after the 4th of March to afford the incom-
ing administration an opportunity to select a
republican"
resolution condemning the brutal assassi-
nation Of the Hon. John N. Clayton, of Arkan-
sas, was also adopted
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Great Reduction I'm Sugars.

HoUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION SUGARS coFFKEs
AND TEAS FOR THE MILLION. ,Tsp- y
Great reductions in all grades of pure Sugars.
Now is the time to buy. Do not forget the
stores and branches. Read this advertisement
carefully; there is money in il for every house
keeper in Washington and suburbs.
The best Standard Granulated Sugar at &C.
per pound, the best Standard A Sugar at &C.
per pound. the best White Extra Sugar at
61sc. per pound. the best Light Sugar at &C.
per pound, the best Cut Sugar at Sc. per
pound, the best Powdered Sugar at SIC. per
pound
Handsome presents in the way of Crockery,
Glassware, ETC., given to all purchasers Of our
fine Teas and Coffees. Wealso give check with
every rs cents worth Of Tea, Coffee, and Bak-
ing Powder.
Drink Thea-Nectar, Pure Chinese Tea; will
suit all tastes; the standard tea of the United
States. Sold at Coo. per pound; present with
every pound.
We make a speciality Of Tea and Coffee, and
guarantee to furnish you with better Coffee and
Teas than can be obtained elsewhere for the
same money. Our Mocha and Java Coffee at
SOC. Id. is unexcelled. Our Coffee at 25c per
lb.will make delightful drink. Splendid mixed
Tea at SOC. per Id. Our own brand of Thea
Nectar Tea at Coo. Id. will equal any dollar per
ID. Tea to be had elsewhere.
Dining-rooms, cafes and others using Coffee
and Tea in quantities can get fine goods at low
prices from us.
Remember our stores: sos 9TH street north
west, 1920 14th street northwest, 3l04 NJ street.
Georgetown; So, SO and 60 Center Market; 80
Northern Liberty Market Newton II. Bow
man, Manager. 5
SO Page Illustrated Domestic Fashion
Catalogue given away at the Domestic Sewing
Machine office, 9TH and H. Mailed tree to any
address, A
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W. NJ SINISTER l. SONS.
919 PENN. AVE.
w. B. Moses & Son,
COR. 18TH AND r SITS. N W..
WASHINGTON, D. @.
CARPET DEPARTMENT

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
The following are few Of our special drives for
cash, no discount:
Tapestry Rug, 11-ox14-e, worth s35 reduced to
ITaPestry Rug, s411o-s, worth 81 so, reduced to
tapestry Rug. s-3xs-9, worth 1880. reduced to
! Tapestry Rug, 1O-6H11-e, worth s23, reduced to
a Tapestry Rug, s-4x12-5, worth s22, reduced to
! Tapestry Rug, 1o-6xl3-6, worth s26, reduced to
! Velvet Rug, 1O-6x12-9. worth cas-, reduced to
! Velvet Rug s-sx9-9. worth s26, reduced to SIT
Velvet Rug. s-3xs-s, worth s22. reduced to GA
j Velvet Rug, 6-o,9-3 3, worth s2O reduced to s1a
! Velvet Rug, 12-Ox13-6 worth s45. reduced to s27
Tapestry Rugs 1O-6x12-6 worth s24. reduced to
Tapestry Rug, 1O-6x12-9, worth s24. reduced to
Tapestry Rug, 10-6xl3-3, worth 500, reduced to
Tapestry Rug. s-3111-3, worth SIS, reduced to
Body Brussel Rug. 6-Ox10-6, worth sls, reduced
i Body Brussel Rug, 6-Ox7-O. worth s13. 80. re-
Body Brussel Rug, 6-Ox7-3. worth s14, reduced
BODY Brussel Rug. 6-Ox6-O. worth s12, reduced
Body Brussel Rug, S-3x12-9. worth $50, reduced
Body Brussel Rug, s-3x11-3. worth s25, reduced
Body Brussel Rug e-Ox9-O, worth sls reduced to
=. Moquett Rugs. s-3x13-o, worth s35, reduced to
Tapestry Rug. 9-4x15-0. worth s25. So reduced to
So 30 net
Tapestry Rug, 9-4x11- 3. worth 500 so, reduced to
TaPestry Rug, ssx12-s, worth $3.50. reduced to
2; Tapestry Rugs. s3x13-e. worth s24, reduced to
10 I Tapestry Rug. s-sxs-o, worth sls reduced to
a English Rug, s-3x13-O. worth 500. reduced to
aI English Velvet Rug 1O6r13-1o. worth s42. re-
>, English Velvet Rug. 1o-6x12-s. worth s4o. re-
10 Crossley's Best English Velvet Rugs, woven in
one piece, 9Sxl2-9, worth $45, reduced TO S35 net
Zen len per cent discount for cash on
100 Rolls Fancy Mating at "a per roll of 40 yards
100 Rolls Superfne White Seamless Mating at 25c.
per yard. reduced from 35c.
l,5O0 yards Best ALI Wool Ingram Carpets ct Soc,
1000 yards Extra Heavy Cotton Ingram Carpet ut
2Oc., reduced from 35c. and 45c
MOTH APPARATUS.
This Is an AFFAIR that cost 81 600, and guarantee
in what stage OF its existence, whether an eoo lOor
crysdtis miller or any other living matter, without
the sghtes injury to the finest fabric material of
any kind No paror furniture easy chair that has
any
UPHOLSTERING
about should remain in your house over five wears
without being put through this apparatus the hair
wool in them will breed insects of some kind and
when once they start in very short time they find
their way through everything that contains wool or
hair Call or write for and further particulars
UPHOLSTERY SHOP.
We have one of the best shops of this kind in the
country. and our system enables do frst-class
work at prices charged for ordinary and cheap work
have old work to be done over or any furni-
to be w. MOS MOSES 1sr sS essmate
Cor. IL tn and SITS. u. w.
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Condensed LOCALS.

Gen. Ordway has been urged by New Workers.
to send the national guard to take part in the
celebration OF the constitutional centennial in
New York city. April 80, next.
Randall Parsons, by Warren C. Stone. has
filed a bill for divorce from Annie E. Parsons
They were married February %, 1887. He says
that she is addicted to habitual drunkenness,
and that he has done all in his power to reform
her but without avail
Prof. Carpenter will continue his mesmeric
exhibitions in Central hall, SIS 9Th street. Will
lard hall having been engaged for other pur-
poses.
A successful entertainment was given at the
National Rifles armory last night for the bene-
fit of MIR. J. Y. Alice. Among the notable
good features were the limitations of noted
actors by ''Zef'," Prof. Bischoffs piano solo
and Master Haley's Musical Moments"
From Chapman & Taylor We have the Century
for February, Just out
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CITY ITEMS.
Grandest Bargains Ever Sold I'm the City.

S.w. Augenstein, 81, s1s and s2I It'll ST. NV,
has just received 20 Gases Tin Ware from the
Breslau Stamping Co., and not having room for
all must close out part at once. See the prices
We name TO make the goods move. Everything
offered Is the best. l ct block-tin Pudding
Pans De-; ct. &c.; 8 qt, &C.; 4 Of. &C.; 5 qt,
&C., qt.. &C. Large block-tin Sauce Pans. 10.
IL. IA and Ice. each. IL Of. extra heavy block
tin Dish Pans. &c.; Is Of. &C. Nickeline Dust
Pans, &C.; nickeline Mugs, 4c; qt Coffee
Pots, &C.: 2 Of, 11c.; extra large block-tin
Wash Basins &C.; 8 qt Buckets. &C.; 4 Of. lie.
Handsomest pattern China Chamber sets ever
imported, Sl.92, worth "a: bars Oleine Soap.
25c.; Shelf Oil Cloth, &c. yard: II doz. stone
china Cups and Saucers, &c.,; y doz Dinner
Plates, &C.; Cedar Wash Tub 50 Clothes Pins,
Wash Board, bar Soap. &c.; 5 bars Soap, lOc. /,
S-string Broom, Sc.
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WONDERFUL INDUCEMENTS

At The FAIR. S12 It'll street
These are genuine bargains, which can be
obtained tomorrow only:
''Hennis' fruit press, only &c.,: worth SOC.
Black ink, bottles for &C.; worth l5c.
Soap dust, boxes for &C.: worth 3Oc
Silver-plated teaspoons. for 25c; worth Soc.
a beautiful colored toothpick stand. with a
full box of toOthpicks, only Sc; worth lie.
\ double iron match safe, only &c.: worth 15c.
Stag handle carving knife and fork only S9c ;
worth 75c.
Large footed wash basins only &C.: worth lOc.
7-pin folding hat rack. only 4c worth &c.
Nelvet-tip whisk brooms, only &C.; worth 15c.
Shovels. &c.; worth &c. Pokers. &c.: worth sc.
Fancy wood folding table mats, only 4c.
worth &c.
Fancy wood polished salt boxes, only 22c.;
worth 49c.
Adjustable ash book shelves, only 47c.; worth
75c
Extra heavy covered and footed chamber
pals in assorted eolors only 27c.; worth SOC.
Backing brush, with / box blacking. only
14c.; worth 25c.
We will sell beautiful hand-painted dinner
and tea set combined for only SASS. These
sets are displayed in our window. 1t is the best
value ever offered by any house in city.
A very handsome hand painted chamber set.
only s3.4S; worth e4.9S
Chlldren's rockers, only 29c.; worth 49c
HE FAIR. FRANKLE Il Co., Props.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY only you can buy at
Merits drugstore:
Bovonine large. 60c.
l bottle Vaseline @ oZ.), &c.
i dozen Golden Transparent Soap, 75c.
UmpOrted)
100 2-grain Quinine Pills. 29c.
Hunyadi Water. lSc
HOfs Ext. Malt CTarrant's), 2Ic.
Imported Tcoth-Brushes, lie.
Every brush warranted.)
Warmers Pills. he
Ayers Pills, 13c. EDWARD P. MERIT,
1914 T ST.,
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HOOPS SAnsApAR111A

Is carefully prepared from Sarsaparlla, Dandelion
Mandrake Dock, Pipsssewa Juniper Berries and other
well-known and valuable vegetable remedies by Pc
culiar combination, proportion, and process giving
Hoods Sarsaparilla curative power possessed by
other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where
others fail.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Is the best blood purifier before the public II eradi
Gates every impurity and Scrofula Salt Rheum
Boils. Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia Biliousness
Sick Headache, Indigestion General Debility Catarrb
Rheumatism Kidney and Liver Complaints, overcomes
that tired feeling, creates appetite and builds up
the system.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Such has become its popularity in Lowell Mass where
1t Is made that whole neghborhoods are taking il At
the same time. Lowell druggists sell more of Hoods
Sarsaparilla than Of all other sarsaparlas or blood
purifiers. The same success Is extending all over the
country.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
peculiar In the confidence it gains among all CLASSES
OF people, Where 1t is used IL becomes favorite
remedy, and Is often adopted the standard family
medicine. Do not be induced to buy other prepare
TONS Be sure to get the Peculiar Medicine It IL sold
BY all druggists 81; 9 for g. Prepared only by
Q. l. HOOD d CO.. Apothecaries Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
n6-Sm 80 cents on the dollar.
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Miss SnEDLEY, representing TOMBSTONE
SxEDLEY. importers. of 32S 5th avenue. New
York, inyites-the ladies Of Washington 10 cali
at Hotel Arlington on Friday and Saturday.
February and 2, to- examine a very fine seIec,
ton Of ball. reception and street Costumes.
wraps, tea gowns. matipees and millinery, also
spring materials for taking ORDER
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EVENING CoRsETs. NJ. C. wHELAN, 1905 F st

The CRATE REVOLUTION is now on at @. G..
Cornwell Sons. 1412 and 1414 Pennsylvania
ave. Frank Kicker. from New York. who is
teaching the art Of making perfect coffee and
tea at a saving of one-half will exhibit his cell
ebrated one-minute coffee and tea pots and
urns for few days. See advertisement.
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ARTISTIC DESIGNS in wall papers, etchings,
'engravings. &c. Picture frames made to order.
b. J. LAWS, 1927 Pa. ave.
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This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength, and wholesomeness More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low-tes short ght alum or
phosphate powder. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAK-
ING POWDER Co.. LOG Wall street. NY. JAMIE
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w. Nj. SHusrER Il Sons.

OPENING OF NEW FRENCH sATEENs. THE
FINEST COLLECTION OF THESE BEAUTIFUL
GOODS THAT HAS EVER BEEN SHOWN IN
WASHINGTON.
EXCLUSIVE STYLES CONFINED TO Us AND
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR Us BY eros. ROMAN &
Gle, PARIS.
THE CoLORINGs AND DESIGNS ARE EN-
TIRELY NEW AND CANNOT BE FOUND ELSE
WHERE
IN ORDER TO GET CHOICE STYLES BUY
EARLY.
NEW cHALLIs IN PERSIAN AND CASHMERE
STYLES.
NEW GINGHAMS IN GREAT VARIETY AND
IN STYLES THAT CANNOT BE FOUND LATER IN
THE SEASON
CAsHMEREs AND HENRIETTAs IN ALL THE
LATEST CoLoRs.
GREAT BARGAINS IN CoLoRED PEAU DE
SOLE SILK AT 1925; WORTH 81. 80.
TABLE LINENS, TWO YARDS AND HALF
WIDE FOR EXTRA-wIDE TABLES, AT VERY
REASONABLE PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PURE LINEN HUCK tow
ELS, KNoTTED FRINGE, AT So
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-01
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURcH.-Rosenthal piano
recital
NATIoSAL.-Nat Goodwin in Confusion
ALBAUGHs.-Fanny Davenport in la Tosca {"
KERSAS's.-Rentz-santl Troupe.
GLoBE.-Yariety.
n. \. AVENUE RISK.-Prof. Gleason.
HARRIs.-Dan. Suuy.
PROP. CARPESTER.-Central Hall, SIS 9th
street.