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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27

The high position ait.,ued and the universal accept
syrup Of Flies, tho excellent laxative known H.
ustrate the value Of the qualities which It's
MIA Fig syrup COnpAny.--sldr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27

"Ny boy was very nervous. and had or Hts everyc
day After using Or. Greene's medicine three vesksf
he began TO get well. and has had Ats slnee =
Ten doctors gave him a. ncurable. The doctors snd
my neighbours can hardly believe their eyes wheDS
they see ny boy all strong and well.
MRS EMMA SWEENEY,
ia Ballard st.. Pail River. Mass"
~ Dr. Greene. tho successful specialist in curing alb
forms Of and chronic diseases 5 West 1+hsk.
New York. be consulted Free personally by letter.
Cali write him about the send for symptom
blank 10 MI out and letter fully explaining the dis~
ease. giving advice. dc. will be returned free.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-27

Now Ne PMladdPhts Frss.
Nj. C4nnEl. Nov. 36.-NTs. samuel SPOTS pTsssntsd
her husband with tsipists last night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
Illinois Republicans and Alliance
Men Discussing the Senatorship.
RUDIN CHOOSING HIS CABINET.
Oonoghue, the Skater, Wins Four
Races and Breaks a Record.
A DYNAMITE PLOT DETECTED.
1T MAY BE sTREErER.
He WIN Act with the Republicans On oss>
tain Men~urcs.


srRrSorrrr.n, liz, Feb. The republicans
have not lost hope Of finally making q combi-
nation with the F. N. b. A. party, although
nothing has come Of yesterdays conference
AT meeting of the republic~n steer
ing committee yesterday Mr.. streeser,
IT, NJ. u. A. candidate for Senator,
was asked how far he would act with the re
publican party in the senate IL he was elected.
he replied Il would he his duty 20 stand by the
farmers and industrial organizations IN
economic principles. They are advocating for
relief. Aside from this he would stand with
the republican party.
Asked how about the elections hill. He said
frankly he was heartily in favor of measure 10
support the people OF the south tn a free bal
lot, having been brought to this conviction Of
necessity for such legislation by his own per-
eonai experience in Arkansas two yesrs ago.
Al that time he was the presidential
candidate Of the united labor party and Was
sent TO the state of Arkansas to participate in
the campaign. He mentioned instances Of in
timidation and destroying of ballot boxes. and
said instead OF the union labor PARTY
receiving 5000 majority, which was theirs BY
careful estimate, when returns came In the
democrats had gotten that majority in their
own column. For these occasions. he thinks
there Is need OF protection 20 voters in some Of
the cotton-groving states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

PrRsoNAL--Dr. Earnest F. King, who has
been confined to his home by illness for nearly
two weeks, iopes 70 be out early in the week
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Searie, jr., of Brook
lyn, J. H Bail.sley of Newark, N. J., w. *.
Moorehead Of Xenia, Ohio, Mr.. aud Mrs F. A.
Parker Of Auburn, n. Y. N. Bruester and s.
Clayton of New York are at Willard's.-H H.
Of Philadelphia, L. Rowan, c. A. Brown and L.
II. Wilcox OF New York. II. Rees of Gaiena,
H., Mrs. Irwin Simpson and Mrs. j.
G.. Griffith Of kalamazoo, Mich, and
!: vashay Of Idaho are at the Randall
Thos. C. Knauff and Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. L. F.
Beale jr., Of Philadelphia, VIM. A. Read and
Frank NJ. Howe of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs c. L.
Keane Of Newton, J. G. Webb Of New York are
at the Riggs.--Edward c. Peace and Frank
Snare of Philadelphia, Harrison Prindle of
Abel E Blackmar and Edward s. Fowler Of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eaton and h. g. Lowell
of Boston, E. A. Powers, A. Lozsye. ]. B. Bias
quez and s. Medelgo of Mexico, W. H. Almis
and A. B. yoorkeiz Of Cincinnati, Ohio, W. r.
Nebraska are at the Arlington. a. Bender
and Elmer Blair Of Albany, NY, E. C. Waters
of Livingston, Gov. and Miss Black aud J. s. ID,
Black of York, Pa, ID. Paul Hughs of Buffalo.
W. Tyson yudkins and r. w. Mccartney Of Me-
W. Briggs and son Of Saginaw. Mich, H. G.
Squires Of U.S.A and F. W. Boden Of East
Orange, N. j., are ut the EbLitt.-
Mrs. Chas. Ives and Miss Marie e. Ives of New
Haven, Conn.,, Chas J. Everson aud Miss Mary
r. Everson Of Giddletown. NY, and Lieut.. x
d. Vance Of Detroit, Mich, are ut the Fredonia.
w. II: Shslmire, United States pension
agent at Philadelphia, and wife are visiting Nr.
and Mrs. c. W. Schneider on II street-H
Waterman Of New York, C. E. Spencer Of Pitts
burg, Fred g. LAnge Of Cincinnati. Mrs. E. L.
Piper and daughter Of Williamsport, Pa, A. B.
Turner and 3. 8. Melmine Of Grand Rapids,
Avery and daughters of Boston, n. Noland of
Chicago and Nj, and Mrs.. Jas. ". Kenneday Of
New Haven, Conn, are at the st. James.-
J. g. Clark of Connecticut, Mrs. Dixon and
Miss Dixon Of Rhode Ialand, Mr.. and Mrs J. II.
Lovrie and Nr. and As. G. n. Spencer Of New
York are At the Arno.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
THE NEW ITALIAN MINISTRY.

Premier Rudini Firmly Attached 10 the
Triple AIiisnce-Bis Advisers.
ROME, Feb. 7.-Premier Rndini has APP
pointed Peltoux minister Of war and Luzziti
saracco, NORM and others TO various DEPART
ments.
BERLIN, Feb. THE Frankfort CARTE to-
day published letter written by the Marquis
di Rudini, the new Italian prime minister. The
letter is dated November. 1880, and SAYS
that without the triple alliance, which has
proved 20 be genuine alliance. the security Of
peace is impossible. Speaking of naval and
military economics, the marquis in this letter
says: Il shall vote 10 reduce military expenses
which will not effect the number or the efi-
cheney of the soldiers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

settlers Who Are Alarmed by False Reports
of Indian Raids.

ST. PAUL, MINI, Peb. sheriff Youngren
and County Auditor Jadis of kittson county,
who have just returned to Hallolock from
Roseau valley and Lake of the Woods. report to
Gov. Merriam that the settlers because OF the
Indian scare are leaving those localities in
large numbers. At Jadis. on the Ros.au river,
organized volunteer company to defe nd them
selves against the Indians. The two county
officials saw that the whole business seems
70 have been started by evil-disposed persons.
Between 800 and 400 people have left their
homes, most of them in a very destitute condi-
tion. AZ they left their stock to shift for them
slves they viii doubtless lose many cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
POUR TIMES CHAMPION.
Joe Donoehue, the skater. Make. some New
Records.

NEwBURG, NY, Feb. The skating races
for the amateur championship Of America were
begun today. The races set for today are four
in number and are the quarter-mile, one-milo.
hye-miles and ten-miles events. Joe Donoghue
won the ten-mile race.
Joe Donoghue won the quarter-mile race;
time, 81 as seconds. Fve-mile Donog-
hue won in Is minutes and 81 seconds. with
simpson second iu 1852. Both DonugAue and
Simpson beat the worlds record. which had
been 1901. In the ten-mile race Joe Dologhue
won in 81 minutes and 81 3-5 seconds. One-
mile race-Donoghue won in 3.O2 SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

CABINET MHETTSa.-At the invitation of the
President Acting Secretary Nettleton partici-
pated in yesterdays cabinet meeting as the
representative of the Treasury Department
1t is understood that the recent Indian cam
paign and trade reciprocity questions we're
considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

CONTRACT AwARDED.-The contract for con-
structing draughtsmen's building in the south
court Of the Treasury Department has been
awarded to John Lyon Of Washington ct his
bid of $l9,475.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The GRIpIRoN DINNER.-The black and white
flag Of the Gridiron Club is flying today from
the Arlington Hotel, q reminder that the dinner
Of the club will be given at the hotel tonight.
The guests include President Patton Of Prince
ton College, Mr.. Charles o. B. Cowardin of
Richmond, Va, Mr.. W. Bradford Merrill Of
Philadelphia, Hon. Benz. Butterworth. Hon.
Arthur p. Gormon, Hon. John E. McKenna,
Hon. W. c. P. Breckinridge, Mr.. George Alfred
Townsend, Dr.. 2. T. S0wers Mr.. A. r. Bowers
and Mr.. Hart Lyman of the New York Tribune,
Judge Taft, United States solicitor general;
Mr.. Geo. W. Boyd, Mr.. Charles G. Dulin Col
N. Richards Muckle Hon. JOS G. Cannon and
many others. The dinner is appointed for Z 80
p m. and the company will sit down promptly
at 7:45 O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

VETERAN NEWSPAPER MAN.-Col. NJ. Rich
ards Muckle, business manager of the Phila-
delphia Ledger, is at ths Arlington. and will be
at the dinner Of the Gridiron Club tonight.
Col. Muckle has served on the Ledger since
1S4l, and in few months the fiftieth ami
versary Of his faithful and efficient service will
be fittingiy celebrated by the Ledger family"
Time has dealt kindly with the colonel. No
one would suspect him of having been in ex-
istence fifty years ago. His photograph is one
of those Of distinguished Pennsylvanianp which
adorn the wallis OF the Ledger bureau in this
city and is frequently mistaken for photo
graph Of Maj. Carson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

Republicans Threat>n % Put the FOr0e Dou
on with the Free Coinage Measure.
It 10 threatened BY Republicans Of the Houss
that IL the Senate attach free coinage amend
ment 10 any appropriation bin they viii amend
IL BY putting on the force bill - Q rider.
II this we're done and the bin sent 70 TIE
President IL b said that he would probably
sign the conglomeate ball, taking
free coinage rather than vsto the
the appropriation bin and the force bxll. This
may deter democrats from entering upon TIE
plan Of putting frss coinage on an apprepei-
alton bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

NATIONAL BAxKA-Ths eoatrollsr oe re
currency has sxssnded the eorposaas szisssnss
Of The First National hank Of Lincoln, Neb.. 70
February 10, 1871. Application has besn nsds
By G. l. Boot and others for suShoeity 70 Or
eaniss ~ Lyon National 1sak 4 L0oas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

TIE PRxaIDKNT's CALLERS this morning in
cluded Attorney General Miller, Solicitor GEN.
eral Taft, Senator Chandler, Representatives
Thompson, Carter, Grosvenor, Darlington,
Grimes, Wilson Of Washington and Caruth,
with delegation Of the Builders Exchange Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

FouRTH-CLAss PosTMAsrERs.-The following
fourth-ciass postmasters were yesterday ap-
pointed: W. h. Robinson, Toddville, Nd; W.
w. Binford, Elko, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign Rennie p Sehwerin,
detached from the coast survey steamer Blake
and granted leave of absence for one year from
March ! next, with permission to leave the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

A Startling Discovery fn Leeds, England
Discharged workmen susperted.
LEEDS, Feb. "A tin box containing dyna-
mite was discovered today concealed in the gas
works of this city. IL is supposed that the
dynamite was placed where it was found by
workmen who have recently been discharged
from the gas works. The police are investi-
eating the outrage. The company has offered
reward for the arrest Of the culprils.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

wE WILL PAY THE HIGH
est market rrice for New Issue
OF Mashington Gas Bonds.
GUkLkI STEVENS, Stock Brokeru,
fe61v Adams building. 1895 ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

Rangs - ehs Thsrnsosesn
The following vsrs Tie rsadings st ~ dgnas
once today; . A.. -; . pa, -; nsxi.sn
q; nininun. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

R~wAsHINGTON, DC,
~ February 5. 1891.
E. Morrison dealer in paper. SO5-SO7 street n. ".
having made an assignment to me for the benefit of
his creditors of all Of his property and effects, all
sons having claims against him requested to
present the same TO without delay. and all persons
indebted to him notified that prompt settlement o.
their accounts must likewise be made.
FRANK 8. PRESBREY, Assignee,
fest Central building. cor. Pa ave- and 9Th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

BONDS REDEEMED.-The amount of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was SS6, 900,
making q total to date of $40, AS, 4O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

The President has approved the act extend
ing the time to thirty days within which vacan-
cles In the heads Of departments shall be filled.
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RTo WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
kiN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
~ TElCT OF COLUMBIA
n for

49, TElCr OF COLUMBIA.
Holding q special term for Orphans Court business
January 20, 1891.
In the mattor Of the estate o Bancroft late Of
Washington, d. c.. deceased No. 4257.
Administration document IT,
Application for the probate OF the will and tesla
ment and tor letters esainenary the estate of the
said deceased has this day been made by Charles q.
Glover and James N. Johnston Ali persons interested
are hereby notned to appear in this court Friday
the :,Oth day Of Marcn next. at l o'clock D. m, 10
show cause why the said will should not be proved
and admitted to probate and letters testainehary on
tla estate Of the said deceased should issue as
prsyel. Provided. cory Of this order BE- published
cnce q week Tor three weeks in the Washington Law
ksporer and in the Evening previous 10 the said
day. By thecourt: A. c. BRADLEY, Justice.
Rertster Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
- NOTICE no TAX PAYERS OF AIFxAN-
dria county. Va. For the purpose oi accom-.
nsodatinE those persons who DO not reside in the
county vi, os .. the real estate ofhse 2; ysnes
EsEhf MONTH until August from IL IN to 8 o'clock
p.ia. to receive such taxes. The new law requires
lrumpt pay ment OF land win be returned delnuuent
and Sold Nofice is herein given all tieinqent
taxes be paid without deiay. ". e. M1Blkr. iress-
nrer Of Alexandis county. te:.ks TIL sul
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Index to Advertisements.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAy.-Internal rev.
enue. S499, ,946; customs, $3.50. .9S2
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GLIxpsrs Or Srn1SsrIMx
AT
JOHNSON / LuTTRELL,a

Ys oldea time ''poets" were wont to quote. I'm
sprnxtlne ones thoughts turn lightly to love-" Not
% nowadays. however. Your thoughts in thia pro-
sresssvs turn to the substantial. that Of
new SPRING 0utit and TO the place you get the
newest effects and best quality for the least outlay
NEW DRESS sTUFFs."
''Hineoo serses' in all the colors Of Nodes
Tsns and Grays. at 5oc.. 75e. and 81 per yard A.
service xiyers We know Of nothing better.
Wool Henr;-ttas' multitude Of shades. as 5Oc.
e2<c-. 15e-, So. and 81 per yard.
New 3S-ineh Wool Check suit.rxs" at 43c. Per
yard; worth 5oc.
Another fresh invoice Ct 4o-inch Piaids and Check
suit.ng only 5oe- sirietly all wool.
42-lneh scotch Wool Plaids and Stripes. some with
nostiel Effects at 81 yard These should be
~ be appreciated.
Thea the 81 ring weight 'Broadcloshs. in the new
AMI desirable shades Of Tans. Grays &C.. are very
popHi2r Just now for stree: costumes They're 5a
inches vide and only sl. - per yard
.'NEw TRIMMINGS"
After long wait we've r-seived the New Cola and
SILVER T!rseI ''Brald Trimmings ranging from 5oc
to .. per yard
We have also in steeA the silk velve:s 10 match
the various shades a. Dress Go.ds"
We make = speciality Of DRESS 6oods" and are pre-
rared 10 show an Of styles and varieties O.
sssonable ssus to equal taat Of aay house in thi.
city.
Hhils We stuiy quality in The nsss pl2cs populs,
prizes n our MAXIM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

K~Do YOU
Ride. drive or keep 4 horse!
Then you . Carriage: may need
new one.
Hyou don't you may want Harness.
Lap Robe. Whip or '.son<tAis0" for
your STABLE
We have everything belonging to the
most colaplete outfit.
ANDREW J. JoYcE's SONS.
A2s-lm lC2s and lc3o conn- ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
kFULL DRESS VESTS.
~ White Silk, plain, sizes "A, 81.
White Silk embroidered, sizes IS, 3a
Black Silk, figured, sizes 81. IS.
So. 81
We want you to Judge their value. /
G. E. 4 J. E. ROSENTHAL
Mems Furnishin2s. Hats.
One price. ta24-:ml 982 Est

DS OF IRREGULAR SHAPE.
The lot at the ctrner of New Hxmp-
shire ave. and st. isespecially suited
for the site of q fine residence. The
two frontages are ample, that on the
avenue being los feet and on street
81 feet, the latter being the narrowest
part Of the lot. The location COM
Elands wide sweep Of that beautiful
avenue.
Price, e. so per foot.
THOS. ]. FISHER CO..
1t 1894 f st. NV,
8~RUPTURE EASILY HELD IN PLACE.
- day and night. by the Powers Common
Sense Truss. never rusts, binds. cafes sliys.
Many cures made Consultation For further in
formation call or send stamp to
fe7.ts "a Pa. ave. Stoar.m-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

K<BuY REMINGTON TYPE
WRITERS.
BEST LINEN PAPER AND ALL
OTHER SUPPLIES FOB TYPE
WRITER OF
HYCKOFF, SEAMANs L BENEDICT.
PRoPRIETORs,
tacoL2m COR STH AND STS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07
rsvERY NOTICEABLE.

The difference between good and bad cloth
ing is very noticeable Our rightly made
Clothing has certain artistic cut and COM
pleteness about every article which shows
how carefully IL has been constructed. Then
come the prices. which guaranteed to he
as low as any house in the city Tor instance.
We are now selling four styles of pants for
$4, and two styles of silk mixture In 3-but-
ton Cutaway frock Suits $l5. Cannot be
equaled only, at -
GEORGE sPRANsYs,
fe1 4:4 1th Ut. n. W..
&SCALL AT DAVIDSON DAvIDSONS
O~-s 1;ESS ST. NV, for d, scription and terms
OF sale Of those two magnificent dwellings,, SlG COO
and 1.UOO. 10Th ST. Just north Of Senator Saw
yers. fe7-:ts
~, The reafher 10 likely 10 be tkyeate0fao
~ and ram; edstesiv riads: stationary teM-
1lHTQture. claudn lred a nd Am
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- MAScSlC-W ASH NtiIUN CENTENNIAL
- Loi'se. No. IA. r. A. 4, NJ, will hold a
SPECIAL lcommunicztion at Masonic Temple MONDAY
Feb q, pm. Work. first degree by order OF W
II. EMsETr c. ELNpkE. Secretary. 1t
gf-,THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SS~5 Hyattsville building Association for election
OF officers and directors for ensuing year will be held
February 10. 1891, at O'clock. Z. n. WATERS.
H,k. OF F.-fHE MEMBEkS OF DECATCR
49,. LosiKy, No. ., are regues ested to meet at the
Castle Hall on MONDAY AFTERNOON at 80 p. m :,
10 participate in the dedication ceremonies of the
Pythian Hall. full membership Ii earnestly re-
questesl. By order c. c.
N&STHE LADY MANAGER OF THE LADIES'
8b WASHINGTON Toilet Bazaar having recov-
esed from her illness, will open the same on MON
@SPROF. A. W. HAWKS, HUMORIsT, MAN
.y, can he secured through Mr.. PERCY S. FOSTER
SloF ST. NV. 1t
W~-,CARPENTERS AND JOINFRS. ALL
- members Of Carpenters and Joiners' Union
20. are respectfully and urgently requested to
attend the next regular meeting, WEDNESDAY,. Feb
ruary IL. Important business
feI-3t JNO. W. HUMPHREYS, President.
RSOwING TO THE TERRIBLE WEATHER
So today we will continue special sale, adyer-
tsed IN today's STAR and Post, :" MONDAY. This
ve M lodS aSss IR hs could not
N,FIsK JUBILEE SINGERS.
49, London's Original Fisk jubilee Singers will
give Grand Conrert in the Nineteenth Street Baptist
Church, cor. llth and SITS. n. W., MONDAY EVEN
ING. February %, 1891. at 30 o'clock AdmIssion
.f'c No reserved seats. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

K~BEAUTIFuL HOMES.
One circle at junction of Maple and
Hardwood avenues, lie Droit Park.
Large brick with nine rooms bath, lur-
nace. splendid iarve yard front side and
rear. country home with all modern
improvements right in center of city.
Very cheap at 81. OOO with easy terms.
for permit to inspect apply at Office.
Also one of those pretty bricks with
large lot on Spruce st. bet. Linden and
Larch. lie Droit Park has seven rooms
and every convenience. Lot is 30 feet
front by f.4. viii make a coy home.
East and south exposure. Price, $5 OOO,
with easy terms. Apply to office for per-
init to inspect.
BARNES L WEAVER.
fe4-N 60 st.
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F~THE NATIONAL CASH
Register Company (for-
lnerly 10th and 4 SITS. n. v. } are now
permanently located in their new
quarters, 643 Louisiana ave. NV,
one door east OF eth st. and next to
tine firemAn's Insurance Company.
fe7-1W
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SECRETS.
FRIEND; It's study to me to know how
you with your small capital had so much
work and made much money last year
CARPENTER: The secret is bought
Gang-sawed Lumber all the time, which
pleased every one l worked for and oni,-
paid IL. Is per 100 feet, which saved me 70
per cent.
LBBEY. BITTINGER MILLER
Gang-Sawed Lumber.
fe7 9th st. and New York ave.
e., SOCIETY. LODGE AND CHURCH
0~-x,ss committees will do well by calling ut
EUPPERT'S. 4Gl 9TH st. n. W., to select goods
for Paddle. Envelope and Fish Pond Stands.
Competition ont of question; retiring from
business. Goods must be disposed of.
CH. RUPERT,
4U5 9TH Ut. n. W.
i. LOUIS UPMANN, Manager. fe7
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SALE

A valuable stock of Paper. Blank Books, &C.,
Is now offered Tor sale at Nos. 30 and S07 ''D''
st.n.w., by Frank s.. Presbrey, assagnee. All
persons Wishing to buy can now do 30 and are
tnxtaed to call there aud make their purchases
The sales made under an assi.nment from
Ehens3sr Morrison for tie beneht Of creditors.
fo6-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-07

DO YOUR EYES NEED ATTENTION.?
~
Queen Co.. Oculists and Opticians of Philadelphia
announce that their specialist the eye will be in
washington on TUESDAY, February IL. 1891, from
q. N. until p. m. at the store of
GEO w. SpIER,
Jeweler and Opfician,
80 9th st. NV near Pa. ave.
Persons wishing to have their eyes examined by
Queen Co. representative should call at once and
Learn what hour may be reserved especially for them.
The examination IL entirely free and every pair of
slssses u furnished EuarAnt by Queen Co. fe16t
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DECIDED BARGAIN
II sold promptly for cash. the northeast cor
ner Of 9Th and SITS. NV, Lot 2011xSO.
ADDISON LARCOMBE,
fe7-3t' 1904 st. NV.
RSDR. ELLIS B. BLISS. DENTIST.
~ Has resumed practice ut
1911 ST. tnear Sun building).
Porcelain inlays, crown and bridge work. fe7-1m
RTHE CHORAL SOCIETY WISHES 40 IN
~ crease the number Of tenors and basses for
its next concert April 81 rehearsas for which begin
immediately. Solo voices not essential, but appli-
difncult. Address EUGENE L. STEVEAS. secretary.
I4l9 T st. NV. fe:teo.Nf
~ chimes to give the highest degree of sat STAG
ton we particularly caution those having old Of
make against allowing them 10 be adjusted e,se
where than at the COMPANY'S OffICE. where none
but genuine parts used. and only the reason-
able charges. il any, are made. Orders BY postal will
receive Immediate attention.
WHEELER WILSON MFG CO.,
fest tn, I'm 437 s4h st. n. W.