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The Epworth League and Dancing.

President George C. Hough of Hamline
Chapter of the Epworth League very positively
asserts THAI Hamline Chapter knew nothing
officially OF the statement that charges were to
be preferred against number OF the chapters
members because they danced at the Columbia
Lodge I.O.G.T.) fair, and Mr.. Hough objected
TO having the chapter sadded with burdens
laid on by those who had no right to do So
The chapters of the league have no authority
io- dlscil Inning members who dance" said
President Hough to a STAR reporter, and that
will be made plain If the matter comes up on
Friday night There was request made for
full attendance. but ii twas based upon other and
more important business than even dancing.
IL any member or members of the league have
planned 10 bring charges against the dancers
1. as president OF HaInline Chapter, know moth
ing OF 1t.
Vice President Whitaker conceded with Pres
ident HouSh's views and expressions. Both
were much grieved that anti-daneing enthu-
sIastN should, without authority raise SO much
connection.
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Is l,iepenhring lnsane2

In the Criminal Court yesterday q young
white man named Hammond Piepenbring was
called tor t-ial on the charge Of HOUSEKEEPING
III entering the Washington City Orphan Asy-
lu,n on September II with intent to commit
larceny or other offense. Mr.. Campbell Car
riLgtoE appeared for defendant. One of the
inmates, girl Of fourteen or fifteen years, testi-
REL that she ard two others were asleep in the
third story. and about or o'clock she was
awakened. WHEN a man, a tall white man. put
bis hand to her face and told her to keep still
She screansd anu he ran of. making his exit
through a window. Testimony to his arrest
was given. and for the defense il was testified
by the prisoner father that his mother died
insane and that the defendant had shown signs
OF an unbala,eed mind. Others gave evidence
that defendant had acted queerly.
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did Not Represent CoIored G. A. r. Posts

To tis'1s...Or % The Eyenins star:
There are b'It two Grand Army POSTS in the
city OF Washington composed entirely of
coicred ex-soidiers and sailors. Their mem
bershlp aggregates upward Of 400 Noting tine
character of the invitation by the citizens
committee sent to Detroit inviting the next en-
campment Of the Grand Army here backed as
II was by assurances OF hearty welcome and
Kindly treatment for the veterans OF tine WAY
rendered a II was and accompanied with the
Key To the CITY for Us 10 come in and partake
OF Its hospitality. the cOlOTed posts saw no
reason to go farther and ak for additional
guarantees. as what had been promised covered
all the ground. no reference being made to
color. These eOlored posts unanimously in
dorsed the acceptance II the invitation and
with but a very few scattering exceptions ar,.
still working IN accord with the rest OF the
GRAND Army AMI citizens 10 raR. The encamp-
ment success m every particular. SuualI
ANYTHING occur to mar the harmony Of tie oc-
casiou. through violation o; tile guarantees
given by the citizens % Washington. II Will
then be time to publish il u the world that the
citizens of Washington had violated their
trust The meeting recently held did not rep
resent he views or wishes 81 the colored mem
Der vi tie u y l. CHAs. L. DOUGLAss,
Post T.
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CITY ITEMS.

Let Us give You timely pointer: HAM
BURGERS. One-price Clothiers. 621 Penna. ave.,
are selling out their entire stock Of Finest
Ready-made Clothing at one-third off marked
prices. Everything in our establishment is of
our own reliable make and we have only the
better character of goods to sell you-and we
are going TO sell till every vestige of our stock
Is turned into cash. 1t is like finding gold dol
lars for so cents to buy your Suit and 0vercoat
OF us now. Every one of them made this sea-
SON. Depend upon it, gentlemen, we are SELL
ing clothing at prices that are ridiculously low
and IL you are thinking of buying toggery,
this TIM is your golden opportunity. HAMBUReERs,
621 Penna. ave- 1t
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
sGUsEMENI> TONIGHT.

Amateurs l,me- 30 iesL. in Measure
TO-. E,.sI..e.
NaH0S st--"Biue Jeans
\ -apzlIT OF HUSIC-"N lahanIa"
Harris EIIoU--N- D Woods in The Or
oEan- Of New York
nE=NaSs IYcUJN Whallen and
NaIt,i. Company.
s.i-LNis Hall Entertainment Of the Wo-
mat AUXILIARY ct onied,TaIe Aid society.
s. AU.,sTINE's CKUECH HAIL air and Ba-
Z,ar.
NrwsEJYs' H0NE-Haception and Sale.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

MOUNTED POLICEMAN ANDREW J. HURp has
resigned.
Ar HsMLINE CHUECH last night Or. Charles
Milton Buch1=an. instructor III chemistry and
physics at the Capitol hill high School. deliv-
cred very Interesting popular scientific lee
turC On The AtInOs there to a large and ..p-
pIeciatiye audience composed of members of
the EpwOrth League and their friends.
I1FRE wSrc BO i,s, than twenty eight mar
riaSe licenses issued b. the clerk OF tie court
yesterday
IIE fILsT NAME on the register OF the new
Cochran Hotel vas written BIZ a little child. who
subscriDeG Miss Constance PUrJy OF New
YO.A."
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Flanagsn's idea-snd his stock was exhausted
before the close Of business Tuesday. 4 new
and larger supply has been ordered and on
Friday and Saturday he will be able to supply
all wko seek e .ady's solid silver watch Tor "a
or iady's solid gold watch for sl2 Until
Friday morning, and until Friday morning
only. ne ofiess an ''injlcer" in the form of a
sen.ls,nAn's dae solid gold watch lElgin or
waltbeni moyementl fer S25. 531 9Th street
1og:hwsst, next to corner or F.-Adr..
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RAILROADS.
'CHE GREA
rENNsYIyANIA Rorrr

fENNsyINANIA ROUTE
sTtfL sAIi's' SAcNl i,'i,S III ; SttfaESr.
rRA1y e TisS' gs n l,.S g, 3 1871 sf,rrox
r p r.,is'.'l 1Ih ~ -, - q ss eolIoMs
iH,rrss % IN 'a-1n 1~s'.ia.s csfs At 10 sos' ~
Co'1n,lu- snd :, Ioui,. vi,h Psrisr Oar asr1is
bum g u's,ur snd ...''isns 'ar> ir''n rt,s
tS,ns T. s9.Sas' - A.,i. end S.,nnsti ~.
krTi.Su,s. snd ssspa. an nsrr,, ' 30 - ~
Louis aud 1in,iunsfi. and ninu.r Oar uarrl-ls,lrs
daily. VIII mac fsrio5 - Nsslin-to... - liar
rst,urr and s,-'I'uc H!d hiu;n. err harrI.l,iirE
"a IhcsEo. hrstrrn iNrf,--s - g. pa. daily,
Wit Sc 1ane ar s-t'in.f,'r =" shi,-s-o siri =.
- i'ers 81 Louisville anu Ne plis. Pa it1an
D.n;ua CAT V-t- IN % hici.iroha aud ,li,aro
H. Vs.. NJ ,ur,rsh s,,-r TO ft,-bGfs. Ssi
For ksur causiasirus, Rochester ana Ni,ss-. Pals
daly' eN-.ri 'un.ay. > ~ a, "a. e.. a.,
ia.g al N.-..sra dai.S, cN.siL S..un'al, loco
Fog Niiiis9,.,,t -. l-..., AMI N,'-,-a E, \. 40
r, datll. ,Ngrif saturday. anti si".llas AR
Fer Ni,lHms:'or'. ',"a's" ans Eimsra At ioaU In.
n a. y. eN.-. 'u-i -
fSR faiiAp fiiiIiif. NrS ifK AND rHrr.sr.
ioN, s 80 I, y 80 an y = . ~ \, 4 "a
N. = =. ;le ;'is = u. lu.,i an.d Il 3, ..
nns ,f,o "a iet.. 3 &c -a 's as ~, sa s&
For Nv iorA only. Ll,g,.a i'x,ps-.-. with DiniAs
IN ~ - At'f IVA / tfNt.a-
fa>t express. BIO a. IA. Wssk days. snI I a. pm.
AocouIiaoia,ica 5aoa m. a.gy.
fNIr-ss. .. 40 > daily.
Tor Boston. w1tlluu ,lsug-. . ~ y M every Hfv
FOR i,ro"AlAn. y y. aIi through tr-us tsftuf,f N
Jersey cts with i-ua,s uI lstHL "a Alt.N fol-
ls direct ffailsi = t. tiItuu -frtrt. aae
For A nitic tsiA. 80 q I- Ns> days. n h r. m
For Raitimor~. 800. 81. ~. : 10. 200. a an
loco. 10. ~. ! a. aud ~ ~ -. 10 ~ i ~
3. -, 3 -, s a.. ~ I ~ . u =. al a. "a al
40 o., 4 - AID 30 L. il. ~. sun la. :, 81
u, 80, 3.4a 4.ul. =. ~. 40. 81 "a. :. a.. 900
sui u - q. ~,
FoI fII-s Cr,,-A ine. go a a.. a:ia i.g8p NJ,
daily. except SUNDAY.
Fo- Annapolis. ~. 800 snd N. - a. n. and %
y. "a. aaily. sN'oIt sunday Suulsy-. euO a a.
f6E ALEXANDRIA AND TIN SOUTH.
m. .2ti noon. 90. Ia. sk.1 .. -. .f.ts.
5..,.. g. D.. So. a. % aud ll..af O. u Un sum
day Al . -. 80. .R'. tn4a a.ra.. LOO. +. a.
q. -. Str3 ana lu.Ei IN.
Acoumuacl atit ID ..il . 1au-t.H. 80 siai'y
For ikishlluul ana fiIr SUN. 4 90 aud lf - a m
daily 9.us iu. v-eL osAs
Trans leaNe AlrNlnutls luI Na-li3 zion. 6.u, a.
40. $40, 20 D.. !, -. liza a-I.. ] %. .te,
3Oo. 3 ~. 5.us. - -. ti ~ sta y ~ Ia-s nd
n. ~ A. IA. IN SUNDAY I u Ia lols III a. .t,i
ll.44 ma 80. 5u', %, 80. e. ~ and 10 -.
Tickets ana Information tle ,liUs. norfheus- cur
ner Of -;th irs. aud lyunsN avenue and
station. mere lrts a lr 80 thu alag of
bsrgas. ~ .stin ttiun iron llOi's aue rs-iuenc-.
CH As. D. ltGH. ! D.. Noon,
Hrii-rai Manager General Passenger A-cnf.
mol
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Wild CAT

-Schemes seem to be the order Of the day with re-
suits somewhat alarming You may play upon the
-credulites of people for time but careful not
to exasperate them. The greedy. grasping gan
-grenes do not wait to consider the effect of their
-damnable doin9s-they simply .'go it" blindfold
AS it were, and when the clouds their own max
ing burst find them totally unprepared to cope with
the results.
- Liars should have good memory. Fires some
times occur by design, and some business peop Q
make use of the occurrence in such a way that it
puts money in their purses. Hence they welcome
the recurrence of seemingly unfortunate episodes
which net manifesting themselves quickly as
greed would have it, they tax the ingenuity their
usually fertile brains and from this store
house OF viilainous resources conceive and carry
into effect other diaboical schemes pernicious
perhaps than the original accidental discovery of
how to WORK the people
Greed of gain is a LINGERING insidious disease-a
-canker worm. cancerous eating its way into
the vitals killing all the finer senses, without lock
stock or barrel, causing crimes to be committed for
which there Is real cause. and the perpetrators
only awaken to the Nervousness Of their
-offense when the Grim Monster knocks
with the awful summons - This night
thy soul is required of thee" No time for
praying. time Tor protestations of personal ire
-sponsibility, time to laugh no time to sing no
time to undo that which has been done-the mex
-orabe summons brooks no delay. adds not single
breath. 1t says, with the awfulness of eternity
CONF!
If you have lived life of uprightness, pure and
- holy. the summons will have terrors for you ;
but. the other hand. if your life has been that
of a trickster. trifier. a worshiper of Mammon,
"A crawling, creeping thing. with higher aim
than the cuInuation of the dross of the earth.
your crnsing and fawning and pleading will breed
only contempt III the hearts and minds OF true
Men. ard you will feel that you only doomed
but damned. Then be Man: have done with
-TRICKEkY, TREACHERY and TREASON.
BE A MAN
And sell your goods a fair and reasonable fyure
So that you can look every squarely in the
face and say: did unto you as would that every
one should do unto That's the ticket which
will pass through this world and purchase an
entry into the other without protest Believing this
and acting in accordance Herewith maze the
following price list:
BLACK CHEvlOT ovERCoATs. STRICTLY ALL
ALL-WOOI MELTON OvERcoATs. HEAVY. s6.
$40
MEMS SUITS, A VARIETY OF STYLES, 81 30.
HARElS' CASSlMFkES, WIRE-WONEN WILT
SHIkEs AMI BLACK ChENIOT SUITS. $40.
10 g PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS. 81. Il. 30, 81. 80.
SHORT PANTS SUITS FOR BOYS $1JO, So
~ 90 IS, $500 ID 81, ~, s4.U. S4.S1
Ii you're gong TO marry tie beautiful girl that
sa" you talking to 50 earnestly to for your
outht We make speciality of fixing folks for that
famous event.
VICTOR Z. ADIER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
81 AND gr9 .TH ST. NV.
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KILL The Cause
CURE.
HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN A VERY sEyERl

HOW RELIEF WAS GAINED IN A VERY SEVERE
CASE.
Diseases of long standing require long and persistent
treatment to effect perfect cure, and this paricu
iariy true OF Caarrh i'll the he'd This unluestion-
ably constitutional disease and therefore requires
CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
Like Hoods Sarsa?grilla. Local applications, like
snufs and other inhaa best give only tenn
pOrary relief, TREY reach oay and not the
Of the disease The found i'll the impure
faint in tile blood. which Hoods SarsapariIia removes
anu thus the benefit derived from this medicine per
The following statement frankly gives the facts in
very severe case Of
from Hoods Sarsaparilla and think would he entirety
cured Of caarrh Il had not been of standing
But Hoods Ssrsaparia HELPED ME AS NO OTHER
MEDICINE EVER DID. had the disease Is years,
and year before taking
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
My breath foul that did not eat at the same
table with my parents. and did 20 out to meet
other Ieople. Ny body was also much bloated l re-
peat that nothing has helped ike Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, which heartily recommend"
3 Mrs A. sCHWANK. Madison. Nebraska.
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Original. No. "A.
CoRs WAprLEs.
By Mrs. + J.. GILLETTE,

By Mrs L. GILLETTE,
author White House Cook Book
One teaspoonful Cleveland's Superior baking pow
der one and half cupfuls meal one tablespoon
full sfted flour; teaspoonfu salt; one scant tea
spoonful butter; two pint milk.
Scald the milk and pour over the meal. When cool
add the beaten eggs. salt and butter Mix the baking
powder with the -four Beat ali together. Bake in a
hot buttered waffle iron
Use only Gerednds baking po,cder. the proportions
are made for that
You know what you eating when you use Cleve-
lands baking powder Everything used in maknx IL
plainly printed on the label. of purity not
offered by other manufacturers
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LOCAL MENTION.
Him " r.sl.lnar

local FORECAST FOR WASHINGTON AND yICfxfrY
Warmer fair weather; warmer fair F-iiav
FORECAST VII EIGHT 4 NJ FRIDAY
Tor the District OF CoiaInuia. Marvlard and
Virginia. warner; so'Ithesly winds. iaIr veather
probably fair ill Friday night.
CONDITION o. -rTE wATrR
Temperature and condition of water ut !
AN. Great Falls. teInpo.,.tI.-c 81: condition
8. Receiving reservoir. temperature. ~. Con
ditlOn at north connection. -: condition at
south connection, 30. di4t-ibutinc- reservoir
temperature. IS; condition at irlfuent gate
house. 80; condition at efIiuent gate house, 50.
High Water. Low Water
1922 an 1885 p. m 4sl am. I3ipm.
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ONE Of the finest building lots near U. s.
Capitol, corner Arthur place and ID stree,
north, will be sold at 4 80 o'clock tomorrow.
and at o clock fine building lots ON Virginia
avenue near I'd street east, having q front Of 9s
feet. These sales present good opportunity Tor
baiiders and investors.-Aduf
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Mr. f. T. Droop has received a dispatch an
nouncing the safe arrival of the North German
Lloyd steamer Elder. about which some fears
;laye been entertained. at Southampton.
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SPECIALTIES.

nR. AANNAKEE. SPEClALlsI,
~ 500 New York ave,
Late OF Baltimore, Utilities electricity IN the treatment
Of skin Diseases nervous diseases and catarrh Re
moves supernuous hair. warts. NOES tuners. &e At
tends pGtents their residences when not ensaged
Office Ofhce hours $50 m to .. m. - y. IN. 70
nos I'm
WITH ELECTRICITY CURE ANY CASE OF
w rheumatism neurelea. sciatica, nervous troubles
organic functional weakness, Dyspepsia, kidney
ease. paralysis, &c. Or. HAYWARD. Sl,ccisiist IN
Electricity. l2l9 u st.n.w. oc24-lni'
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ATTEND the special rug sale at Ratcliffe, Darr
Il Co.'S galleries, $40 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. this evening at 7:30 and tomorrow
at IL Am. and pm. Great bargain.-Adrt
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ATTENTION is called to the peremptory sale Of
ten valuable building lots on Colfax street be-
tween LIST street east and Delaware avenue and
l. and NJ streets on Friday, Nov. 20, 1881, at 4
O'Clock
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

Ally Desn,'s cosch Line, hound TriI- -Ho.
Arlington. SOLDIER Home. Chain and c abin John
f psia.es 20 :; a : m 80 to .sc Zoo PARK ami
Si,l ~ fArtsnents. with guide, lNc.
No visit complete without ride on our sres, in
hand Tally ho Leaves 5iS 18th "a n "a -.l-tr
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CARPETS.

CARPETS.
Just opened another line Of Carpet Rugs. the follow
ing sizes:
xevets. Iox5 BY las, II by l4x4.
l5x6. Icxt by l6x6. Sx3 by 1919.
Moauettss. wiltons, veye.s. Body Brussels. In
grain and Ihree-piy Carpets IN choice Designs.
]. n MALE. Successor to
ssl5-eo3a Rooe Bros. Co.. l326 &.
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HOODS SARSAPARILLA
MOTHERS VINO LOVE

Their children who take pride in their beauty purity
anu health. and i'll Destowing upon them childs
est inheritance, a skin without bem sh and Il body
nourished by pure blood. should not fail trial
of the CUTICURA REMEDIES. the purest. best and
and blood. 3
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ADVERTISING


IF You WISH TO ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY
where at any time write 10 0EO. r. HOWELL &
CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. New York au.9l-ly
livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
~ the subject Of advertising will do we'll ostssn
copy OF Book for Advertisers. JOS pacer. Iprc< 81
Mailed. postage paid, on receipt of prize. Ooie
careful compilation from the American NtNsi,aDcr
Directory OF all the best papers and class Soarsis;
gives the circulation rating of anu good
deal OF information about rates ana other matters
tanning 10 the business of adsertlslLg. Address
ROWELL's AD"EhIlSING BUREAU. 10 spruce
St. New York. au2l-ly
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Do YoU know that the largest stock loves:
prices, new styles ami best makes PIttsDurg
lamps. gas stoves. gas fixtures and coffee pots,
MUDDIMAN. GA 18th St
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Aai keep out cDi'i t3i,si. rain. and dust By
aprlviug Valentines patent f{t 'r.aile1- strip 20
Your trsaaD,-S and ,iGOrS We have 81, 900 feet to
sell a; cents per loot.
Phone 81. CUAS- ]. CARTER * Co.,
> doors from 9th e. ,Gf Penn ave NV
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Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by Dr.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUa STORE lOl4 F at
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No Sanity Name, 10 foreign claims, has
Salvation OIL the great American remedy, but
the price is only 25 cents.
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Nor OSry FOR L.DIEs- srr-

DoS'T Miss our great SASS sale of mems
suits and overcoats this week.
EIsINaN Bros, 9Th and E
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OuR New HONE

Our New HONE
il ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that is new
and desirable in Household furnishings. and is well
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock OF Bed Room Din
ing Room and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely to Carpets and the latest
and most desirable tail and winter co.orin2s. All
grades.
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of Faror Furniture which for variety
OF design and UNIFORM excellence OF material ID not
surpassed w any house ILL the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Push or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash. SOS;
credit. $50.
Solid Oak Bed Room Suites, 3 pieces. Cash, Sl7;
credit, SIS
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pieces. Cash. sl4 :credi..
SIS.
sIx-FooT OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash.
Eight-ioot Oak Extension Table Cash. $3.50;
credit. 81.
Forty pound Hair Mattress. Cash, O.. SO; credit.
IS.
Woven Wire Springs Cash. 80. %; credit. go So
brussels Garrett, per yard. Cash. 60c credit. &c.
Ingram Carpets per Yard Cash. :,5c. credit 4Oc
Carpets sewed ana l&iu ice oI No chargefor
waste IN n'a'ehins' -
Easy weekly or monthly payments. 10 r--rt.
No notes and per cent discount allowed for settle
AheH's AZ 'AAi'' oASs' s 20
CREDIT HOUSE
.. s,o
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Marvellous Euel.--No smoke, no odor and
no gas; no stovepipe or chimney; not explosive.
Sestalit. l.. H. HOPKINS q33 + st n.w.n i9-eo3s
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Fn-.Lcw III. Cpnwn.

GUssEIL's ICz CREiN l. delivered every day
~ the year 2oIye order for tomorrow s
dIGaer al ~ New York d1eIg-.
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Bowling Club Jackets, 81 40, All Colors,
AUERDAcH's DOMESTIC Rooms, It'll and II.
ocl0-eo6t
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kEDUoTIox SALE of mems suits and over
coats ROW in sull bias: at
EIsE1AS BRo.'s. 18th and L.
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-'NIANTIOU

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, 63i -G35 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
pTOOs free o. charge Telephone I2J-2-
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Baggage called foT and checked from hotels and res
dences by Union Iranser 20. orders est - tick.
Offices. VI. ard l3Jl Ia. ave. aud &c pot.
j. 4. ODElI., GHA-. d. ~CIII-
aien. Nlna-er mo ii I.s. Al
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FOi.LC" IN crowd.
IL viii take yOu 80 EisE1IAS Bso. g. 7ih and
So Our great Sii.S5 safe of mems suits anC
pVercOats Is No. going on
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l. alexander, optician. 493 Penna. ave.
NV Not connected with any other house. IT.
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FoE artistic coi0riugs and etfec Is in wall paper
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LEGAL NOTICES.

n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLCI
Holding special term for Orphans Court business.
November 10, 1881.
In the matter OF the estate Francis Martyr
Washington. u. C.. deceased-No. 41os. Admin
Doc L.
Application for the probate of the last viii and
inent md Tor letters of administration. will
nexed on the estate of the said deceased has this day
been made by Lizzie Eta Martyr. widow.
All persons Interested hereby notified appear
in this court on FRIDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER NEXT. at ELEVEN OCLOCk A NJ. /,
to show cause why the said will should be- proved
aud admitted to probate and letters administration
with the viii annexed estate of the deceased
should not issue prayed: provided a copy thls
order be published a week three IN the.
Washington Law Reporter and Lyening Star previous
to the said day.
By the court. A. b. HAGNER,
Test: Justice.
L. p WRIGHT,
Register of Wills for the District of Colulnlaa
A H. HOLT. Proctor uroIg-iay3t
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