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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsHME~Ts TONIGHT.

AIRAuoH's OFTRA HorsE.-Rose and Chas.
Coghlan in ''Diplomaey."
NV NATIONAL THzATER.-Miss Helen Barry
IN The Duchess
AcspsNY or MrsIc.-John l.. sullivan in
The Man From Boston"
Hams BIJoU THEsTER.-"LOst in New
York-"
kERSAS's LYcEUN THEAIER W. Will
Jams Company.
THE BATTLE Oh GKTrvsBuRo.-l5th street and
Ohio avenue.
CAkRoLL INSTITUTE. 9io-si2 TENTH STREET
NLW.A Worlds Fair.
TYPOsRAFHIc.L CNIoS Haul. Mai. jas. L..
Magic : lecture on Abraham Lincoln.
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Our Trade Relations with Canada.

Secretary Of State Foster, in answer to an in
quiry, said last night that he did not think it
necessary to make further reply to the inter-
view OF the Canadian minister Of finance tele-
graphed from Ottawa Friday last Mr.. Blaine
made full report to President Harrison on the
results of the reciprocity conference Of last
February. and this was transmitted to Con-
gress. Tho finance minister MIR. Foster. also
made . report to the Canadian parliament. II
the latter, ct this late date. deems 1t proper to
add to these reports by q narrative from mem
DRY Of portions Of informal and unrecorded con-
VIBRATIONS lasting through long sessions of the
conference the Secretary OF State does not re-
gard himself a. called upon to pursue that
method Of discussion by counter statements.
He said that the only point which seemed to
call for reply related to the negotiations ~ to
the canals; and as the Canadian government
had made that matter the subject Of diplomatic
correspondence the Secretary OF State deemed
1t more appropriate to conhne his reply 10 that
channel, and not to burden the public press by
premature publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

1t is officially denied in Vienna that a marriage
has taken place between Prince Ferdinand OF
Bulgaria and the Princess Helene Louise Hen
riette, daughter of the Count of Paris.
Dr.. W. Lee Burton, popular and well known
dentist, died at Richmond, Va, Saturday.
He was inventor Of the Burton electric heater,
used for cooking and street car purposes.
struck on the forehead by a heavy stick of hick-
DRY wood which few from a buzz saw Fri
day, and was fatally injured. He was seventy
two years old.
One hundred and forty -four square miles Of
timber In Wipissing district. Ottawa, belonging
to Richard Nagel Of Toronto, has been disposed
OF to Michigan syndicate for else, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
To say that am delighted but family ex-
presses the qualification i feel at the possible
prospect of the amelioration of the condition
of the patrons of the cable road especially that
division of it which does not furnish accom-
modations on l4th street and its adiuncts.
read with exuberance Of spirits the commu-
nication of the worthy president of said road to
the Hon. James Mcmillan. chairman Senate
committee District of Columbia. in reference to
the charge that the company occupying the
streets of Georgetown to the detriment of the
business interests of large number of its citi-
zens. / sincerely nope they will recall their
charges and make the amende honorable after
reading said communication. see! How can
the streets be occupied by the cars when they
ARE stored in buildings used for this purpose
whenever they are not In use on the streets. See
again. How considerate. One train is always
left standing on the track for the accommoda-
ton Of the public; who would otherwise be
exposed TO the inclemencies OF the weather"
How kind, And this car will accommodate
from twenty-five to seventy-hve persons. IL
they can get In. and they always try, and they
get out OF the exposure of the elements and
into the exposure of the fetid atmosphere within
the car and oh. what an atmosphere! But
happy thOught-this will all be remedied now
The honorable Senator has been asked to sup-
the service. Now. he may be so trammeled by
overabundance OF iabors as to overlook the
every condition of the patrons of the road, and
beg leave to suggest that one OF the most i'm
portant features OF improvement would be In
the increased facilities for sitting room in the
cars. As the worthy president has so graciously
requested advice and has admitted the fact that
there are cars stored and not in use | would re-
spectfully suggest to the honorable Senator that
he might intimate to the company that some of
these unused cars be put on the road, sufficient,
under ordinary travel. to afford seats for every
one, and if he Is too modest to make the request
to the worthy president, then TO form bill
which will cover the case, requiring the com
pany to furnish seats for all or making il a
penal offense to collect fares from any standing
passenger.
We pray the honorable Senator that he will
see that proper action will be taken by the
company to afford relief, as the 14th street
patrons admit by their quiescence that they
have no rights that the company is bound to
respect CHRONIC ISLANDER
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Joe Goddard. the prize fighter, deposited
with George A. Siles, Chicago sporting editor,
yesterday $500 forfeit money as an evidence
Of his intention to fight Jim Corbett Goddard
declares that he will fight for 5000 or $4,000.
as Corbett may elect, and the fight can take
place in any large city in the United States. In
the event Of Corbett's refusing the challenge
Goddard says he will claim the championship
Of the world, and then look to Charles Mitchell
for a fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
II. A. Griswold to James r. Williams, sub 233;
S725. F. J. Sbadd to Annie Young. lot 9, sec.
s, Barry Farm; 8. Catherine Caldwell to
Sophie Hanleln. sub "A and pit. 4S, SO. s7s;
$1,000. W. l. Boswell to A. s. johnson, sub
207, So. 721: s.. Joseph f. Ditrich to NJ.
Louise Marsh, lot 10, blk. 80. Brookland; 500.
Z. McCobb to Harry McMayo, lot 8, Metcalf
Lot; $500. ]. E. Belt to I. H. Picktord, sub
rs, So. 9s6; $4,000. Jacob Jones to Clara Josie
Currie, sub 1888, SIS sub Pleasant Plains;
8. j. S. Belt to J. L. Powell.
pts. and g. Terrace Heights; s..
J. s. Belt to J. L. Powell. pts 5 and 6, Terrace
Heights; 3. n. Burrhus to ]. d. Gibbs, subs
20 and SO, So III; s.. T. c. Lay to Tw. Lay,
pit of Girls Portion: 6. J. s. Belt to F. H.
Mackey, sub 25, So. $50: $4,000. ]. S. Kelly to
J. A. Blundon, subs 1874 to 1877; s.. /. kauf-
man to 7. W. Fullerton, pts % and %. SO. $50;
$. s. Oppenheimer to C. F. Norment, in
trust, subs B and o. So. rs; $. C. F. Nor
ment TO G. I. Kfpstein, subs g. to "a. sd. 743;
$4,000. A. c. Clark to G.. I. Ceas, sub GO, So.
672; s.. W. Mayse 10 same, sub "a, do; s..
r. S. Parks to C. ". Chapel, sub SO. do; e.
E. B. Hunting to j. A. Mcdonald, subs IS to
81, SO. s9S; s.. W. H. Wilkinson ct al. to
Amanda Talbot pit. 8. Sec 7. Barry Farm; e.
Same to A. W. Wilkinson. pit. 2, do, do; g.
]. H. Peak ct al. to H. A. Linger ct al, lots 25s
to 261, Anacostia; s..
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Union of southern Athletes.

Mr.. J. b. Robertson, president Of the Uni.
versity Of Virginia Athletic Association, has
sent out circular asking that delegates
be sent to convention to be held in
Richmond, December %, to form southern
intercollegiate athletic association. MANY
southern colleges and universities that are a,
all prominent In athletics. such az those of
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee, have been asked to join this associa-
ton, the object of which is to put into the field
a team from each college in foot ball, base ball
and other college sports.
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fonsf- Accented.

In the Criminal Cou-. Justice McCo-nas
thi- morning. IN tn. ease Of Frcda Myers.
charged Win violating tn internal revenue
laws. suspended sentence on a plea Of guilty.
accepting her personal rccogui<ance
IN ths case - Clar.uc. Winston charged
With house breakilg. bad Was accepted m $500
Curtis Winston .1retv
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Death of DIR. John q. b. Baxter.

DIR. John G.. b. Baxter died at his home, S24
9TH street, at noon yesterday. DR.. Baxter was
one of the oldest examining surgeons in the
pension Office, having been appointed member
Of the board in 1872. He was born in Vermont
in 1925. settled in 1857 in Wisconsin and served
during the war, first in Wisconsin regiment
and subsequently in charge of hospitals in New
Orleans. He a member of Lincoln Post,
e. A. r.
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Humane Officer WiIsOn Thanked

Officer Wilson Of the Humane Society has re-
ceived through MIA. s. Pratt, president of the
Humane Society, a letter from lady thanking
HIM for his action in taking the three little
colored children from the house Of the old
colored woman. Catherine Massey, at 936 n
street. heretofore published in The STAR,
and requesting that he take the other remain
ing child from there. The officer will endeavor
to comply with the request.
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Two Slight Tires

Yesterday slight fire took place at the house
of Il. ?. Murray, No. 10 Sd street northeast.
Yesterday morning a fire took place at the
residence of W. II. Alfred, owned by G.. II.
Rupert, 975 Florida avenue northwest, caus-
ing a loss of $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

To the Editor of The Evening star:
With all due respect for the opinions of the
learned committee who recently submitted
their report to the Archaeological Society
upon the subject Of nomenclature for
the streets of Washington desire most respect
fully to suggest as amendment to that re-
port to strike out the series named after trees
and plants, SO common to many cities, and
substitute therefor a series named after the
various Indian tribes, so rapidly becoming ex-
tnct. 1t seems to me that no better way could
be devised for preserving for future genera
tions the names OF these various tribes of
original Americans than by designating the
streets of the capital city of the nation by
their tribal names | think sufficient number
Of them can be found to supply at least two
fun series OF Iettered streets. Without any re-
search on the subject, but from memory alone,
the following list occurs to me:
A-Arapahoe, Assinaboine. Apache.
B-Bannock. Brule. Biackfeet
Cherokee, Grow, Greek, Comanche,
Crowfeet, Chippewa, Cheyenne.
D-Delaware, Dakota, Digger.
F-Flathead, Florida.
G-Gros Ventre.
H Huron.
I-Iroquois.
K-Kiowa, Kickapoo, Kootenai, Kankakee.
Lower Brule.
M-Mismi. Mission. Massaroit, Menomonee,
Modoc.
NAVAJO, Nez Perez.
O-Omaha, Onandaga, Oneida, Ottawa,
Usage.
P-Pawnee, Pottawatomie, Ponca, Pah-Ute
Piute. Puyallup. Pueblo.
Q-Quapaw, Quillahute.
R
S-Shawnee, Seminole, Shoshone, Sioux
Seneca, Sac and Fox, Sisseton.
T-Tonkawa. Tillamook.
Ute. Umatilla Cd.
vallejo GU.
W-Wiandotte. Wichita. Wahpeton
Yakima, Yankton Sioux.
Z-Zuni.
A brief examination of the records in the
Indian bureau would furnish sufficient num-
Der of additional names to enable the commit
tee to complete list of short and euphonious
names, to which no objections could be urged.
in my opinion. Yours, &C., Hob
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Nor A LOCAL DISEASE.

Because catarrh Affects your head it Is not there
fore local disease. II it did not exist in your Blood
II could not manifest itself in your nose Therefore
when you have
CATARRH
ssnun or other inhalapt at most give only tsm-
porsry relief The best way to effect . cure IL to
attack the disease in the blood by taking
HOODS sARsAPARILLA,
which eliminates all impurities and thus permanently
cures Catarrh. Be sure to get Hoods.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation. bilious
ness. taundics. sick headache. indigestion 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

John Gross, a scissors grinder who stopped
at the house of coored woman named Elenora
Coleman in South Washington to repair lock,
was robbed of s15, and Detective Quinlan ar
rested the woman, who has been before the
courts on many occasions. Saturday Judge
Miller sent her to Jail for six months for the
theft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Mrs., Mary 7. Robinson Of a street south
vet. who lat wces iden,ifsd the body ~ 4.
murdered man nsar EIkfou. I'D. Went to BaIti.
more to Arrange Tor TIE in,ermeut Of the re-
mains a. such. While ia Baltimore on Sa,ur-
dan the supposed dead husband made his ap-
l-sranec and With her rct1rned 10 the city. 10
the delight and a-.oui-hnls Mt II his frieuds
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Looking for All Escaped Convict.

The police here have been notified Of the es-
cape of James Stewart alias Gibson, charged
with larceny from the person, an inmate of the
Philadelphia penitentiary, under sentence Of
four years and eleven years for larceny from
the person, who escaped On Wednesday last.
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CITY ITEMS
New Era.
sos 18th ct. NV. above II.
CuurSr,r EurEr,xa

NHhlsfMas GkEkrfNo-
bag OF Candy presented 20 each customer
of Boots, Shoes. Slippers aud Rubbers. 10
make this one OF our most successful holiday
seasons we have put low prices on the following
goods; Ladies Fine Dongola Kid Shoes. with
tips and common sense. at 9sc; worth g. %
Mems Fine Shoes, congress and laced. vide toe
and narrow toe. with tip. at sl.24; worth 81
Mems Embroidered Slippers at 49c Mis-e-i
Spring Heel Shoes, with tips. sizes 70 ~. NJ
Csc; ~ to 2, at 73c. Youths Laced aud Button
Shoes, solId leather, at SIC. A large assortment
OF Rubbers. Arctics and Rubber Boots at verv
low prices Worsted slippers made 90 order.
any color andsany size, at 99c. Remember, We
give you bag OF Candy 90 adorn your Christ
mas tree. NV Era SHoE STORE.
1t No. SOS eth ct above H.
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The BODY % unknown white man was
found on partially sunkeh Cow in the Eastern
branch near thu loot % New Jersey avenue
southeast yesterday by Cha. Coz and Cha,
t'tL The police ssre Informed and took the
body o. the morgue. The body looked ~ u
a. wss a case Of Lroxning
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Ms pablie meeting Of the Columbia Circle Of
the faRtoeratie League IN Grand Army Hall
saturday night Mr.. James >elden Cowdon
spose upon the subjects 81 a depreciating cur
rency. pablie cooperation ard universal free
dom from debt senator PETER IN the au-
die nee
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Illegally Depositing Ashcs.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
For the past three months some one has been
disposing of his ashes by dropping them at
night, neatly wrapped and tied, at the side of
tree boxes, sidewalks and even on the parking
Of the residents in the vicinity Of 18th street
aud Florida avenue northwest, where they are
kicked about by the boys and create nuisance.
Evidently the guilty party Is Q newcomer and
does not know he 10 violating the law. Should
his eye catch this police we trust there win be
NO further complaint necessary. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

The body Of the late Senator Gibson of
Louisiana arrived at Lexington. KY, yesterday
afternoon. 1t was taken to the house Of Col.
Hart Gibson, Oh the Passburs pike just beyond
the city limits. The delegation appointed by
Congress to be present at the burial and paw the
last respects Of that body to Senator Gibson
arrived last night.
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o. and q. Christmas Holiday Rates.

Tickets good between all stations of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company east Of the
Ohio river will be sale at ticket offices of that
company from December "A to g. inclusive.
and from December 81 to January 2, inclusive,
good to return until January 3, inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

In the Criminal Court this morning Justice
Cox oyerrgled the motion for new trial in the
case Of John I. Cheshire, convicted Of obtain
ing money by false pretenses, and sentenced
him TO thirteen months in the Albany peniten-
tiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Mr. Jas. +. Oyster will offer tomorrow I've
pound boxes OF fine &0c. creamery butter for
sllo-a saving OF SC. on a pound. Finer
grades, such rs Sow" brand, ''Four-leaf-clo-
yer and Darlington "Prints." 9Th and Penusyi-
wanna avenue, Center ard street markets.-Adct
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~ u vArEn.


Prime Eib Roast. Zoe. Lamb. I2Bt 80 15e.
sugAr-cured Ham. 1zc POUNDS Lard. 25c.
can Corn. Pea ana Tomatoes. 25c.; Citron,
isc 10. Cooking hRi.tn,. -; Oiranula'ed Sugar,
&C. Drop us postal order lSrEHNArIOSAL MARKET
AND GAoCEEY. 1901 and 1876 I. st. nv.
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PowrnSrL oper, Glasses. - HrxFLrR.. ssPa. av

Fon HOLIDAY GOODS g. ~ JOHSsoS, GaRSER
A Co.'S, $50 Pa ave. Hanakerchiefs. Hosiery.
Underwear. &c.. Blankets and Comforts, Car
Pets. Rugs and Art Squares at cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Must Read HOughtOn's advertisement.
because he generally means what be says. See
fourth page. dl7-4t
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Housekeepers, remember that We always
have and will have the Choicest Turkeys Cor
Xmas TO be found in the CITY. Leave your order
for one now. METzGERs. Az eth st. nv. IL.
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An immense stock of Strictly Fresh and New
Nuts
Fine Candies, Bon Bons, Creams. Mix Candy,
Broken Candy and Figs, Splendid Florida
Oranges. All at rock -bottom figures
lt+ METzGER's Fine Grocery, Az 9TH st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Senator Abreu has been appointed minister
OF comerce and NJ. Quierioz minister of foreign
affairs of Brazil
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MKSs FUKSisHISas FoR NMNs PREsESTs-
Specislties in Necsvear. Gloves. Mufiiers, I m
brcllas. su.pender-. H'dk'f-. &c. Low prices
and reliable goods only. A. 4. LEWIS, ij3 18th St
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EXCURSIONS. dc.

MOUNT VERNON
ROWE AND TOMB 90 WASHINGTON
Steamer NACALfsTEk AZ 10 a. m dailyfst~sr' sua-
day.. returning % the city ~ aNps
The DIRECT ROUTE - 40 TFHhTfNs No
1BsNsFERs- QUICK ROUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP. To-. CAiLDREN. -.
"PLItsE NOTE-By the 10 . M TRIP ., ~.
steamer Manchester q Mount Ne-uuu. anf - re.
direct route only the ticte, cover- IA 81 ir -uat
trip 10 and tnciuatag daaiSsias 20 the mans al
grounds Of Mount Vernon. The Visits trinE % a.
Rom vexafious transfers aud annoying .Efra -. n
purchase 81 AZ additional ticket Of aini-ziln -
hshnn hfieen mil- MP down ihe famous b. Poo
mac without chang. % trsnsisr chars, ass
tns en- route Alexandria. Fort Foots. Fo-t WsslinS-
ton. &c.
steamer M.cale-ter 10 river i.ndinr- q. IA tr-n.
olynont DAILY except Sunday II 10 trglsht-
NJ. VERNON TOMB or wasBINIroS
WASHINGTON ALEXANDRIA AND MT yEKSOS
ELECTElc RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New and Magnificent Oars nos running a.n. ,-s~
ALEXANDRIA direct 70 the Gate q the MANsfDN
opportuuity 20 visit CHRIST cHURcH MAR
SHALL HOUSE. BkADDOCK HOUSE aud slaer
places OF historic interes, In ALEXANDRIA
Tst. ferry steamers foot Of 7th u. Special sssu--
eon ticket. 3oc. entire round trip.
connectinr also with trains Of p.nn-rivAaiA -.A-
ROAD AZ Alexandria Take cars at 9th street A-pb,-
In Difference the wishes Of the Ladies ut vs-ns.
Association cars stop SUNDAY a; LAttle tutin<
creek mile this sids VI At vernon. the sOanls
being CLOSED On that day
seao-1 PA REED. Sup,
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Presents for Men.

Gloves, SOC. to 81. Initial Hdkfs. Csc. TO 81.
Muffers, Il TO So. Neckwear. Csc TO 81
Underwear, SOC. TO as. Suspenders. 25c to 50.
Dress Shirts, 81 to SO. silk Hats, s5 to 81.
Derby Hats, Sl.50 TO "A. 30. Soft Hats 81 20 IS.
Umbrellas, 81 to SO. Jewelry, 25c. up.
LOEB a HTRsH,
dl9to24in 9laFstnv
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Engraving of all kinds. wALroRp's. II.

Ho! for the Holiday We have Fine Old
Whistles. Brandies, Scotch and Irish Whisky,
Sherry, Port and Catawba Wine at very low
prices. METzaER's
It, Fine Grocery Az 7tb :, M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

AHREISs Is the Place 20 ct your Christmas
Candies AZ reduced prices.
Finest ButterCup-. 81 per ID.
so 9th and go D ct.
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20c. Pure Oil only l0c. YouSa 4 Co., IA st.
dl5-2aw2w
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Microscopes from 25c. TO $780, Every
home should have one. CLAFLIS OPTICAL Co.,
Masonic Temple. + st. dl4-lO,
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just the Thing for Xmas.

Carving Knives, 75c up. and Cutlery Of all
kinds. WALFoRD's. Az Pa. ave. liz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Opera Glasses, special low prices: largest
and finest stock in Washington. CI.FIIx
OPTICAL Co.. Masonic Temple, St dI4-lOt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

PUnE WATER. good brush and Minot's
Dentfriee will insure pe-sriy -et Of teeth and
fragrant breath z5c everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

HArs FOR Xmas PEEsrSTs. Our extrs-vslue
Derby and Alpine has. IL also and 81 I'll a
long fsh vant SOFT Hats, 20 up.
A l. LEWIS 435 It'll 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

Bargains in selections and assortnents in
Fine Wines and Liquors for Christmas Special
low prices for tins week on combinations.
SELIGsoN's 4,
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GENEVA GR1ppLE CAKES.

GENEVA GR1DD1E CAKES.
BIZ Mrs. Eliza r. Parker. Bedford. KY,
Author Economical Housekeeping.
Sift two pints OF -four with two teaspoons of
Clevelsnds Baking Powder. mix in half tea
spoon Of salt. two tsblespoonfuls Of butter,
four eggs and half pint of sweet milk Bake
On hot griddle and sift with powdered sugar
Use only Clereiand's Baking Ponder. the pro-
portions made for that.
Apure cream OF tartar powder.
CLEvELAsp's
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely the Best"
Makes hot bread wholesome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

lArSroS SILvkk Plate CoMPASY's twenty
fr-t annual sale 10 .til progressing and will
eontintis daily At 10 80 a. m. 9 20 and $50 pm.
entia satir. stOcl = sold. Al Walter b. William.
a 90. sales room, corner i0.L and Pennsylys-
Ma avenue nOr,hwe,I-Adrf
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ST. ALoTSIUs sui Holy Name parishes tonight
81 Carroll Institute fair.
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Inr-rSxs ssIt Of valuable building lot on
10Th street near corner OF Il street northwest
VII tAAe place tomorro~ at o'clock d m.
sA-rp I'm front % the premises. and at 30
oeiocs p m sane day the trustee will sell three
story nearly new brtck dwelling No. I4l2 2sth
street, West Washington These properties
should attract the attention Of investors and
others. See adyt
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ssLn Of miscellaneous Law and horse book.
Al Lsiner sioan's. No. 1907 q street mort b.
vest. this evening At 80 oelock.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

New Sewing Machines, SIS.5O.-Direct
from factory. All latest improvements; five
years guarantee. At Domestic Rooms. 9TH a III.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

oouLD's tree ioys. scrap book pictures favor.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19
S1D.6O.

We are selling a $500 Sewing Machine. in
antique qRk or walnut, at 0PPESHrINER's,
1t 5l4 9th street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-19

HOLIpaY GIFTs FuR MEN.
TEANC Z SOx. cor. 9Th and ID.