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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-01
CITY ITEMS.

The Great Manufacturers' Sale
" fne Clothing. corner 9th and Z streets,
Riley building now in full blast.
Mems Quilted Satin-lined Overcoats, ESQ.
Mems Atwood Black Cheviot Suits, S6.75.
Mems Fur Beaver Overcoats, Is. Regular
price Sl2.
Mems Fancy Cashmere Suits, s4.s7. Worth
sll.5O.
nl Mems Fine Imported Diagonal Suits sla.
ss Mems w R0gsl Standard Jersey overe0ass
ms Cars w Best English Kersey. si2Soi tailor
Shetland and Storm listers, &6.76. Regular
price SIG.
Mems Melton Overcoats. sa.75. Worth sc.
Boys Overcoats. 81 Regular price $3.50.
BOYS, Chinchilla, S2.75. Regular price $3.50.
Boys Melton, 1915. Regular price s6:
BOYS Fine Dress Overcoat, $3.50. Worth
Children's Overcoats, s6 cents Worth 90. so.
Children's Extra Long Capes, sl.4o. Worth
Children's Extra Fine Overcoats, e.
Mems Pants. 80 cents. Regular price Ellis.
Mems Pants. S1.25. Regular price 80.
Mems Fine Dress Pants. S115 Worth $3.50.
Mems Extra Fine Pants. $3.50 Worth So.
LOCO pair Children's Knee Pants, 26 cents
Ihls entire stock selling for one-third value.
Don stay away for fear Of not getting these
bargains, but come prepared to buy and be
convinced that what we advertise are facts be-
yond dispute. Each and every article sold pre-
cisely as advertised and at prices named.
Corner 9th and E sts., in the large three
story brick building.
1t FRrEpIANpER.
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W. B. MOSES I SONS.

WE WISH TO CALL PARTICULAR AT
TENTION TO OUR DIFFERENT LINES
OF HOLIDAY GOODS. OUR STOCK HAS
NEVER BEEN LARGER THAN NOW.
AND IN ARTICLES PRINCIPALLY
SUITED FOR PRESENTS WE SHOW A
VERY ARTISTIC LINE. UNExCELLED
FOR VARIETY AND PRICE.
EXAMINE OUR LINE OF MEXICAN
ONYX AND BRASS WORK. AN ENOR-
NOUS DISPLAY.
EXAMINE OUR IMPORTED LINE OF
vERNIS-MARTIN. BULL. ENAMEL
AND BRASS TABLES. DESKS. cABI-
NETS, ETC.
EXAMINE OUR JEWEL STANDS, NEST
TABLES. INLAID CABINETS. BOTH
FRENCH AND AMERICAN MAKE. IN
THE TUSCAN. GOLD. FIRE. COPPER
AND GREEN FINISHES.
EXAMINE OUR TRIMMED WORK
BASKETS. TABLES AND SCRAP BAsK-
ETS, IN REED AND RATTAN WARE
AND CELLULOID.
EXAMINE OUR REED AND RATTAN
CHAIRS. ROCKERS, TABLES. COUCHES.
EASELs. FOOT-RESTS AND RECLIN-
ING CHAIRS.
EXAMINE OUR FANCY ROCKERS AND
EASY CHAIRS-A VERY LARGE AND
COMPLETE LINE.
EXAMINE OUR IMMENSE LINE OF
SCREENS. EVERY SIZE. PRICE AND
KIND. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED.
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OFGILT WORK.
BY FAR THE LARGEST AND MOST
COMPLETE EVER SHOWN IN THIS
CITY.
EXAMINE OUR LADIES' WRITING
DEsKs-EvERY WOOD AND EVERY
FINISH.
THE COVER DESKS ARE A NEW
FEATURE AND VERY CONVENIENT.
EXAMINE OUR COMBINATION
DESKS, BOOK CASES AND CABINETS.
SHAVING STANDS. MANTEL CABI-
NETS. CHEvAL. MIRRORS AND
EAsELs. EXAMINE OUR CHIFFON
IERES AND BOOK CASES. WE HAVE
SUCH AN ASSORTMENT OF THESE
THAT WE ARE ABLE TO SATISFY
EVERY ONE.
WE NEVER ALLOW OUR STOCK TO
RUN DOWN WHETHER TRADE IS
GOOD OR BAD AND THE PURCHASER
MAY BE REASONABLY SURE OF OBJ
TANNING WHAT IS WANTED.
EVERY ARTICLE MENTIONED ABOVE
WOULD MAKE A NICE CHRISTMAS
PRESENT.
EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
THREE ELEVATORS.
W. B. MOSES AND SONS.
FAND nth SITS.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. UPHOLs-
Terry. WALL PAPERS. BEDDING. &C.
GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE IN
OUR NEW WAREHOUSE ON ODD BET.
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HEaEDrrAnY Huxons

Easily cured in childhood BY the CUTIcURA RENE
DIES the purest and best Of all humor curss Skin.
alP and blood diseases, with loss Of hair. speed
iy permanently and economically cured In early LIE
thus avoiding years otortre, disasuaratioa and msn
tai a. well physical suffering. Parents rssnembsu
this and do your duty. 10
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wEEPFUL WALL.
Oh, Niobe, what tears must come,
What hearts must break, what lips be dumb,
What hopelessness must be the sum
OF enterprises. cold and numb,
When Congress meets!
Tom Reed will gaze on Bill Mex,
And Tom and Bill will wipe away
The tears they cannot hide, and they
Will never have a word to say.
When Congress meets!
We shall not, as in days of yore,
Hear echoins along the floor
The wide-mOuthed Cannons opening roar,
When Congress meets!
What quorums may unlimited 20
To liquid pleasures down below;
And though the Speaker can but know
Just where they are, he'll leave them So
When Congress meets!
How shall the dominating side
Proceed to stem the rising tide,
And still preserve the pristine pride,
Which marks it, though great woe betide-
When Congress meets!
A thousand years may come and go,
A million tears may food and flow;
The winds of politics may blow
All precedents to tatters. Oh,
There can be nothing like the show,
When Congress meets!
% =
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALrAUGa's.-Maggie Mitchell in Ray
NATl'NAL--Rober. Mantell in .'Corsican
Brothers"
HARRIS .-Chas. T. Ellis in Casper the
Yodler."
kEKxAS's-Harry Kernell's Vaudeville Com
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Mr.. Emery Know. No,h,nr ah.n, r,

The report that NJ. ii. S. Emery. late vice
president OF the United States Electric Light
ing Company. had disposed Of his shares in
that company 10 become interested in a new
organization under the Westinghouse system
has been denied BY him. Emery states tina, Inc
knows nothing about the new organization and
account VI personal reasons.
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Conner H,Np COVERINGS.

We want 20 talk gloves to you-whatever you
NAV need, he i; Kid. mocha or buck; for dress;
for driving or for work; for style or for
warmth. We've got them in sizes that fit. at
prices that suit.
FRANC & SoS, ONE PRICE,
Cor. 9TH and d.
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Tie T1GHr.-The string slips where the knot
is loose. and health fails because of some little
neglected i'll or ~ npton like dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. &c. Whe-e any evidences OF stomach
or digestive troubles manifest themselves use
DIR. Henleys Celery. Beef and Iron. 1t cures
these ailments. nervousness. melancholy, liver
disease. &C. This is good thing to tie to.
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A very choice shipment of York River Oys-
tiers Just arrived They are three year old
plants and solid fat. For steaming they are
just the thing Also Lynn Haven Bays and
Shrewsburys half shell. High grade only.
Lifetime experience. Fine trade solicited. Ii
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III FLANAGAN. Do you know him and his
terms? If rot ask your friends about him.
Diamonds. watches and jewelry. With W. s.
IAPPA>. 6O4 9Th ST.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition Of water at z
am-Creat Falls, temperature, ~; condition,
Sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature, As. Con-
tiition at north connection. SO; condition at
south connection, Sc; distributing reservoir
temperature. A: condition at influent gate
house. So: condition ut effiuent gate house, SO.
High tide in the river, IL :23 pm; low tide in
the liyer. 5:2J D. m.
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Anniversary of 81. Andrews Society.

81 Andrews society. an organization in the
Episcopal Church, observed the celebration of
It's eighty-fourth anniversary last evening by a
meeting at 81 Paurs Church. where the men,
oers nstened to sermon appropriate to tho
CL ea1r r =! ie'. Mr. Greer. rector OF st. Paurs
chapel, Trinity parish. New York city.
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Trials Uuder the LIQUOR Laws.

In the Criminal Court last Friday. in the
trial of William F. Dewdney alias Nicholson,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday, the
chief justice in giving the case to the
jury said the law required that all drink
ing places be closed ON Sunday. The
fact that bar room was separated from
an eating house in the same room by II curtain
would not warrant verdict of guilty. The
law contemplated the closing the bar AS effect
ually as if run i'll disconnected building. But
if liquors were carried from the bar end of the
room TO the other and sold on Sunday the
offender would be as liable to punishment us if
his door open to all and he sold to any who
applied. If man obtained beer and was to
pay for it i'll kind it was no excuse, but should.
under the terms Of the statute. be regarded as
a sale.
The jury found verdict OF guilty.
Griffin =. Reed was convicted of keeping an
unlicensed bar at 1907 18th street from Noyem-
Der. 1889, to May 2 last.
The case Of George H. Thornton for un-
licensed bar was nolle pressed.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE POTOMAC FERRY CoMPAyY's BOATS,

THE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY's BOATS.
The steamer T. v. Arrowsmith of Washing
ton is now here at the ship yard. and will be
thoroughly examined and every repair and I'M
provement needed to put the boat in complete
order will be made. The company running
the Washington ferry boats will have built in
Delaware in time for next season two fine, swift
steamers for service between Washington.
Alexandria. DC: The new boats will, it is said,
cost about 100000.
COUNTY COURT.
The county court of Alexandria county,
Judge Chichester. opened its December term
A special jury has been called to begin TO-DAY
the trial of Edward Steward for the murder Of
Wallace Wilson near the brick yards.
IN THE CHURCHES.
Rev. DIR. James I. Leftwich of Baltimore oc-
cupie1 yesterday tho pulpit of the Second
Presbyterian Church here, where lie some years
ago ofiiciated as pastor. A new church for
Mount Jezreel cOlOred congregation was begun
today on Payne near Princess street, in the
extreme northwest section of the city. An as
sistant pastor has been designated for the
Catholic Church here and is expected to arrive
next week. His name has not been made
public. The new Methodist Protestant Church,
a handsome editice, is now covered in. Its
interior is so far completed that the use of the
lower hall or lecture room for church purposes
will be commenced this week.
NOTES.
Mr.. William Gibson, the well-known builder,
now lies stricken with paralysis at his home on
Prince near Royal street.-The funeral OF Mr..
Henry Schnaebele took place yesterday after
noon, many friends attending, from his home
on OronokO street.-The new water works of
the Virginia Theological Seminary. near this
city, are now nearly completed.--Mr. E. Is.
Taylor has been appointed commissioner in
chancery by Judge Keith.--The funeral of
Mrs. Mary A. Newman took place Saturday
afternoon from the residence of Mr. w. II.
Windsor, ON West King street
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HOUSE & HERRMASNs for furniture and car
PETS. Cssh or credit See ady't, page 8.
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Is DARKEST ESGLASD-and the Way Out By
Gen. Vim. Eooth. Csc. each, in paper covers, at
Woodward x ioTIrRoPs.
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The Bane of all comfort is a cough Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best specific TO
colds.
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TEE well-knOwn firm of Johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in tine nIted States.
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For ONE WEEK only all of our s4. $3.50 and
IS children's suits and overcoats, 1915. Else
MAN BRos., 9TH and 4.
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CHRIEr1lAs Goops.-Choice stock OF water
co.o- paintings, etch;ngs. photographs. por-
celIiI. paintings picture frames and mOu!dings,
az the art store OF u. j.. LAWS. 1877 Pennsylva-
NJ. ave.
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1t is estimated that $50 patients are nov in
Berlin under treatment by Prof. Koch's new
method.
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SPArES BRAU VEEsASDT BIER, bottled at thu
brewery in Munich. CHARLES kRAEMER, Agent
.37 9TH street northwest.
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SEE those 80 frock and sack suits. EIsKMAN
Bros, 9TH and T..
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A GRAND COLLECTION OF TURKISH CARPETS
Rios AND observation-disclosures Bowling. auc-
tiOneer, 1lth and Pennsylvania avenue has now
on exhibition q magnificent consignment of
Turkish carpets and rugs, especially selected for
this market embracing seventy-fve large
carpets OF beautiful design and texture, to-
gether with splendid line Of small modern
and antique rugs. the sale of which will take
place tomorrow and following days ut II am
and p. m. each day.
SALE OF MISCELLANEOUS MEDICAL AND LAW
Books AZ AUCTION.-ThOmas bowling, auc-
tioneer, Will commence the sale of miscel-
laneOus medical and law books and surgical
instruments TINS evening mt his book rooms.
llth street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue at 4
o clock. The medical books and instruments
will be reached this evening. Parties inter-
ested should therefore not fail to be OH hand. .
SEEN AT THE AIT GALLERIES OF RADCLIFFE
DARR i Co., AUCrIoNEERs, go PENNSYLVANIA
AVE. N.W.-''The most exquisite collection ever
on public exhibition in Washington" was the
universal opinion of the great number of our
bition today. The sale begins tomorrow, De-
cember 2, at II am, and continues at pm.
and at same hou-s every day during the week.
This collection contains u most unusual mum.
Der OF fine pieces OF every make and size from
the largest carpet and longest hall rug to the
smallest mat. These goods, including the num-
berless embroideries IRE most appropriate for
the approaching holiday season, Rememher
this sale is at the ine art galleries of Ratclife
Darr d Co., auctioneers, $50 Pennsylyanis
avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets northvest
tomorrow. Tuesday, at II a N. and y. M, and
during the week.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
9Th. 18th. and on Il streets near New York
avenue, to be held tomorrow and Wednesday
ut O'Clock each day. This property il suita-
BILE for business purposes, flats, &c.
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IMPoRrED ginger nle 81 dozen. at
CHARLES KRAEMER's
737 It'll st. NV.
JoHy's Restaurant. 1925 It'll st. NV.
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CHRTsTEAs IOOps. -

SEE These =1.7j ekildren's suits and over
coats reduced from 81, $40 and S5. EIsEMAN
Laos 7tn and T..
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VIII reveal TO Won the fact that orr line of over
coats il the largest and handsomest in tine city.
EIsEMAS BROs. 18th ana Z.
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A Sure Winner-O to II.

Our Atwood Seamless Half Hose at 25c are
sure to win your admiration. Sizes to H.
You've often paid 35c. for Hose that were no
better. FRANC SoN, ONE PRICE,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
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JASIES +. OYSTER,

SEE GREAr cash piano bargains.
G.. = WILD Il Bios :, 100 18th at. NV.
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Quart OF Il WHISKY for 75c.
CHARLES kRAENER. 737 It'll st. NV.
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No better medicine in all the world for blood
diseases than Abe. Alternative.
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SHOOTING STARS.
Winter is now on Dec.

The cards Of Speaker Reeds nearest and
best friends now read: "At home, after March
4th, 1891"
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A Legitimate Guessing Enterpr,.e.

A Legitimate Guessing Enterprise.
A Handsome Gold Watch and Chain. value
600, will be given as Christmas present by
Mr.. A. l.. SALrzsTEIN. JR., the jeweler, whose
elegant store is situated at sos Eth st. NV. to
| the person who guesses the nearest to the num-
| Der of ''guess cards deposited in the sealed
box in front of his establishment.
Messrs. Julius Lansburgh, the ct. furniture
| DEALER n. H. Bowman OF the Great Atlantic
| and Pacific Tea Co. and Capt. Woolman Gibson
| of the Washington Post. have kindly accepted
and will act as committee.
| DR.. C. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
| of the Nervous System, has opened an Office in
Washington, DC, for the treatment of all Skin
| and Nervous Diseases and removing super
| fuous hairs, warts, mOles. marks, tumors and
all blemishes. DR.. Benson or his partner. Dr.
Il. o. Mannakee, can be found every Wednes-
day from $50 am. to $50 pm. at their Office,
l2l2 U st. NV. n22-sm,t,tr
"Rockbridge Rye" finest made. a per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYScH's, 4O4 9th st. NV
s1-m&f,tr
Headache, Neuralgia, Dizziness.
Nervousness. Spasms, Sleeplessness cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUa STORE, 1014 F st.
An InventiOn Making Sewing a Pas
| time, Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
1t charms on sight Its use enraptures
Office 437 9th street northwest. o9-2m
Buy Your Coal of J. MAURY DOVE. ONLY
highest grades Of family coal handled. jyl5-tf
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Death, a Resurrection Into Life.

A large audience assembled in the Church of
the Holy City, OH Dupont circle, last night
to hear the first Of the series Of Sunday evening
lectures by the Rev. Frank Sewall on the New
Church doctrine Of death, judgment, heaven
and hell.
The special topic last evening was 1.-THE Call
Mt Midnight"-the night between two days:
numbering and waking.
He said: There is nothing about which more
mistaken notions have prevailed and persist
entity maintained than concerning this great
change every human being must experience.
There is horror of death, as If it were the end
Of life, whereas il is. more truly speaking, but
the beginning of our true human life. 1t is
thought of rs accompanied with pain-even to
agony and terror, whereas, As u rule, death is
as quiet and peaceful and natural and enjoyable
as falling asleep. 1t is thought Of as the gate
way to the tomb, to darkness and long sleep,
whereas it is the doorway that opens wide into
q world Of light and life, Of vigorous activity
and enjoyment, Of which our life here affords
us only dim conception. 1t Is thought Of as
effecting sudden and thorough change Of
ones moral nature-.from guilt to innocence if
attended with sudden repentance or profess
sion OF faith, whereas death does not change o
man in ANY other way than to show him to him.
self in his true character-to strip him of ad-
yentitious decisions. In q word death 10 rev.
elation to man Of the realities Of spiritual SUBJ
stance, laws and hfe."
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ALL OF orr "A. $50 and - children's suits
and oyerCoats @3-15 for one week only. Else
MAN Bros. 1,h and T..
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pension.
A Homeopathic Association.

number Of homeopathic physicians Of
washington met last week, for the purpose of
USahi%ihs Washington auxiliary @. the
Fan s mann Medical College of Philadelphia
serU president; DIR. e. IL. Gilbert vice prcsi-
yen S III. w L. King, secretary and DR.. L. u.
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yrsrT THE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING Works
6S1-6S5 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 1852.
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II Mr.. Stanley were to be given his choice Of
column of advertising he would more than
likely take the rear column.
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e 81 wing. near 9Th ST.. Center Market.
alain office. coz. Pa ave. and 9th 1t.
TelerhOnc. 271 9.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Thos. Killigan to NJ. ]. Colbert, pit. sub 80, So
PA: 81 $50. NJ. j. Colbert to Maria KiIligan
same property; e. D. Killigan to Carrie E.
7. Knox, pit. 9, 50. 1914; s195. Leta Dotson to
". Hoffman, pit. Is, 50. $50; 1875. Katherine
L. Johnson TO G. p. whittlesy, sub 143, lot 65.
south grounds Columbian University 50, 500
W. E. Edmonston ct al to United Security Life
Insurance and Trust Company of Pennsylvania,
subs 124 to 127. So. $50; i. +. NJ. Higgins to
Mary E. Mcbride, sub las. So. 619; S2,2S4.5O.
B: Leonard to J. o. Holmes, lot 5, 50; $50:
1925. Thos. b. Orme to Enoch c. Morland.
sub 4S. 50. 1853; S2.575. r. A. Parks to W. II.
West. pit. 80. Old Georgetown; s.. John II.
Loor to w. H. Leaman, pts. 10 and 20 of lot Z,
Greenvale; 81 $50. W. G. Jones to l.. W. Pow
ell, sub 80, So $40; s. W. o. DenisOn ct al.
land: $3.50. Maggie F. Skinner to X. E. Clarke,
lot II. blk. Z, Ivy City; $3.50. E. p. Flynn to
ID. Connell. sub 46, So. S31; $780, Mary A.
Hopkins ct al to N. c. Jones, sub so, SO. $40;
Sl.5OO E. j. Stellwagen ct al to Mary Z. de Graf
frorreid, lot 8, blk. g. Rosedale; 81, 9163C. b.
p. Davis to W. r. Decide, sub Sc, 50. 507; g.
r. Nash to ]. H. L. Reese, pit. 2, So. 1853; g.
Z. j. Hill to W. X. Hill, sub ~, 81. 1853; $. l..
Boone to W. Green. sub 161, so. f. Montellow:
$. L. z. Shoemaker to J. Fl. Rowland, sub IL,
50. 203: 8. G. +. Smithson to S. W. Sanford,
pit. 8, 50. SOL; S2.15O. A. Jamison to Sarah e.
Hazen. subs so and SO. So. 1851; $. II. Hagner
ct al. to III. l.. salisbury. subs 43 and "A. So 720;
$. Mary ]. OF Key to Margaret A. Wilkinson,
pit. 9. sd. $50: $1,000. J. d. Mcpherson, trustee,
to Anna 7. Bramhall. snb IS. 50. 274; 8. F.
Rose to lexington and Soldiers Home, pts. 8
and 9, Metropolis View; 1000. Sarah E. Bur-
ris ct al. to f. W. Rooch. in trust. their estate
in District; $. Charles Rooch ct al. to same,
do. DO; $. Morris Downs to ]. A. Ashley,
sub 20. so. 939: 8. T. E. Waggaman to John
Ridout. lot Z. block 2: and 8. block 8. and 6.
block 1. Cleveland Heights; s. ID. W. Her.
block 2. s. p. BIS sub Pleasant Plains; $.
Emma NJ. Gillett to Rosa Lee. part block I. LIE
Droit Park: II, 500. V. III. Bridgman to j. NJ.
S. Lynch, sub Q. So. 753; Il 800. W. ]. jack
son ct al. to q. E. Lemon. part II. So 40;
SIPS. ii. NJ. Bennett to J. W. Morris. sub
q. So. 36S; 800. Mary C. Rogers to Juliette
Strawbridge, sub II, lot 6, block 2, s. P. BIS
% sub z. p: q, COO
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Extra Superior Old Rye Whisky, 81 Of.
Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. at.
Good quality Old Rye Whisky. Csc. at.
It, NJ. "a P. MErzGER, ll7 It'll st. NV.
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MAxTOr. ginger. champagne, should be in
every household. Beats the imported ginger
ale. tNon-alcohoiic.)
CHARLES kRAEMER,
1871 It'll St NV
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Money isn't tight when the banks are full.

The girl who can ride bicycle forty miles
can't work sewing machine forty minutes
without breaking her back.
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MATCH RACE. Brightwood. Admission free.

Your eyesisht ftted.s 81. HEMrLra's 45s pa.av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-01

Mr.. Gould, amidst perfect furry of bushes,
denies that he attempted to squeeze Mr.. Wanna
maker in Reading.
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A NEW vERsIos

NEW VERSION.
sunday School Teacher: ''Now. children,
what does 1t mean where the Bible says a little
ieaven leaveneth the whole lumpY"'
Johnnie-after all the others had failed: SIT
means, mum, that the Banty football team in
our alley swatted the stuf1in' outen the big
fellers in the high school,
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Java and Mocha Coffee. SOC. per pound.
'.Sun Rise Chop" Tea SOC. per pound.
Granulated Sugar, SIC. per pound
Extra Fine Table Butter, in bulk or print.
Very Finest Patent Process Flour
II. 4 p. MErZGER All 9Th and BIOS l4th n Y
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
II A. NJ. TUESDAY.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. hgh. snow; casterly winds; lower tenn
perature.