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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15

The deadlock in the Iowa senate was broken
yesterday. As decided on Wednesday night the
republican caucus committee in its report Of
candidates for minor offices disregarded the
wishes OF Engle (ind.). Lieut.. Gov. Poyner, at
the opening, announced change in his posi-
ton. Heretofore he has held that the votes Of
the majority of the members-elec. were noces-
snry to choose permanent officers. He modified
this by holding that only a majority Of a quo
rum was necessary. The senate then proceeded
to vote for secretary. The republicans voted
for Cliff and Engle for Kennedy. while the
democrats refrained from voting. The licuten-
ant governor. however. caused a number of
their names to be recorded as present and then
announce / that Cliff was elected. The demo-
Gratis protested, but were powerless. Senator
Brewer. republican, voted with the democrats
for w. +. Conklin for assistant secretary, elect
ing him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hdqner,

EoUITY CoURT-Judge Hdgner.
Observation-Disclosures agt Ingersoll: motion for
receiver denied. National Bank of the Republic
of New York agt. Judson Pneumatic Company;
sale Of patent rights ordered Cutter agt. Liv-
erpool; demurrer Overruled with leave to an
swer. Corvaiser agt. Corvaiser; alimony and
counsel fees ordered paid. Spaldins agt. Dis
trict; bills against District dismissed. Hoge
agt Burke; auditors report confirmed.
Today-Beall agt. Beall; divorce granted.
Topdale agt Topdale; testimony before W. II.
Dennis ordered taken. Knight agt. Ruppert
demurrer sustained with leave to amend.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judgc Montgomery
Today-Vogeler, Son Il Co. agt. G. B. Weiss
F. N. McGurk use of, &c. j. c. Thompson; judg-
ment by default. Estate Of NJ. Tally; trial re.
sumed.
PROBATE CouRr.
Yesterday-Estate of John Hoover: report OF
administrator fled. Estate of Kate c. Naeil
receipts filed. Estate of George Emmerich
will partially proven. Estate Of May Hickey;
will proved. Estate of Martha X. Wilson; will
fled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15

About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon William
Ferguson. the gateman OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad at 6th and streets south
west, dropped dead at his post from, it is
thought. an affection of the heart The de-
ceased was about forty years of age. and lived
with his family near Sd and y streets south
west and had been in i'll health for some time.
He. however. kept to his post and. as stated
above. dropped dead at the gate. His body
was removed TO his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
Another Plea for Light.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
notice through your columns Of last even
lngs STAR a communication headed "A plea
FOR more light on the line of the lexington
and Soldiers Home Railway Company. This
state OF affairs has not existed for few nights
only. but for several weeks past, and not only
that, several Of the poles with lights hay
ing. been damaged or broken down were
replaced with poles minus the light SO that
in the event of more poles being de-
stroyed there will finally be no light. Nor
do the company run their cars close enough to-
gethsr to suit tho public convenience. being
from twelve to twenty minutes apar. from s
am to $50 pm, and from twenty to forty
minutes apart from $50 pm.
N. Y. AVENUE.
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Attempted Burglary at Hutchinson,s.

Some time after midnight-probably while
the snow was falling-a burglar or burglars OBJ
tanned admission to Hucbinson's millinery
store at 18th and streets. Plate glass which
interfered with an entrance was smashed and
the lock of an inner and obstructing door was
sawn out A small amount of change in the
cash drawer was taken and unsuccessful
effort was made TO open the safe. Some of the
stock was disturbed. but none of it is missing
The thieves were evidently amateurs. PRO
fessionals." said Mr.. Hutchinson. ''woul never
have wasted valCable time on a millinery store
in the du. season"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
TIE Car
AND PNEUMONIA.

Physcians say that the most serious form Of the
Grips when i. is complicated with pneumonia Tile
following from Mr. Henry Jersey. a very extensive
farmer IA swsnton. VT. shows how we'll Hoods sarsa-
rarilla works in such cases:
during the fall OF 80 took the whoopjne cough
and got it just in time have THE GRIP catch
Inc. This was followed by pneumonia. finally pul, ed
through. bot WAS wreck mentally a. we'll a. phys-
cally. My mild gone and was virtually
AN INSANE MAN.
The doctors called nervous prost.sion Everything
rrita.ed ne. my bones ached aud it 10 . wonder
ever lived have little recollection OF it, save that
WAS very sick. My wife got a bottle Of Hoods
Sarsaparl.a At the suggestion of neig hbor Before
had finished the second felt ever 20 much better
rapidly improved willie taking ak bottlSs when was
cured. certainly feel that
IOwE MY LIFE
To Hoods sarsaparia, for what the doctors gave ne
before began taking it did NO good" HENRY
JERSEY. Swanton, VI
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Is tho best blood the best nerve helper the be-,
strength builder Try 1t.
HOODS PILLs.-The best liver invisor,tor and
general csthartc. Gentle, but prompt and efacisnt
Price. Is cents0er box. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
Entertaining the Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor. made
its annual visitation to National Lodge. No.
6i2, last evening" and installed the following
officers Of the lodge for the ensuing year. Grand
Dictator d J. Evans officiating as installing
officer: Past dictator. Thomas Calver; dictator,
W. II. Deckman vice dictator. X. A. Clayton:
assistant dictator. c. II. Bauman; reporter,
Benz. White; financial reporter, L. II. Hopkins:
treasurer. J. V. Wurdeman; chaplain. Jas.
Linzenielter; guide, +. e. Hartman; guardian,
S. II Hines; sentinel, u. A Thurber; trustees,
ID. G. Morrison. j. I. Medley. BENZ. Hendrick-
son. After the installation an enjoyable ban
quet was given by the members of National
Lodge to the Grand Lodge and visiting breth-
rem at Milier's Hotel, under the direction OF
Brothers Steiver and To!son, acting as the ban
quet committee.
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Mount Pleasant Fire Department.

The annual election of the Mount Pleasant
Fire Company held Wednesday evening.
The meeting was well attended and after a
spirited contest the following officers were
elected: President and chief. Albert 5. Chat
field: secretary. George Nixon; treasurer.
Arthur Moore; foreman of truck. Gilber+ Boss;
assistant foreman Of truck. Robert Young; fore
man of reel. George A Nixon The depart
ment is now In a very prosperous condition.
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CHANCE IN EQUIPMENT OF $40 AN.

CHANCE IN EQUIPMENT OF $40 AN. TRAIN
TO NEW York VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The $50 Q. m. train to New York via Pennsyl-
vania railroad, which has heretofore been COM
posed of parlor cars, has been equipped with
coaches and Is now o solid yestibuie train OF
Pnrlor cars, coaches ard dining car. The train
II. heated by steam and furnished with every
convenience which will add to tho comfort Of
the traveller: This train returning Leaves New
York % lO:lo am.-Aauk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
HEREDITARY Huxons

Easily cured IN childhood by the CUTICuRA RENE
DIES. the purest and best o: all humor cures Skin
scalp and blood diseases, with loss OF hair speed
ly permanently and economically cured In early hss
thus avoiding years Of torture disnguaraton md nsa
al 6 vol a. physical sufsEins. rassas. ssnsnh,u
~ ~ Do -FOUR duty. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15

Edith Beall (nce Rose) WAS today granted n
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony with
VIM. ". Bes!l, with the custody OF the children.
The bill, fled in August last by H. D. Moulton.
sets forth the marriage November is, 1877
and charges desertion February Is, 1889.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-15
An ATTRACTIVE DISPLAY.
w. NJ. SHusrEs & Sons

We HAVE A LOT OF EVENING GAUGES OF
ALL KINDS AND COLORS. WE WISH TO SELL
THEM AND HAVE MARKED THEM FIFTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR CONE AND SEE THEM. WE
NAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU DESIRE IN THE
LOT.
ALSO. A SPLENDID LINE OF SILKS AND VEL
VETS. MOURNING GOODS. zeal &c. IN FACT, A
FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLAss DRESS GOODS
AND DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ON
ALL OF WHICH WE ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF
TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
W. n. SINISTER 3 SOMA
0l9 PA. AVE
ONE PRICE. rs
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One Thousand ChiIdren's Suits, agef
from TO l3 years. five different patterns, al
Sl.So. These suits We manufactured ourselves
ana can guarantee them worth S2.50. Come
tomorrow and look them over. 1t will pay
you II. FRrEDLANDER.
IL s. L. corner 9th and Z.
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect Dscember IL. 1891
Leave Washington frUIn station New Jersey
avenue and q street.
For chicago and Northwest. Nestibuei Limited El-
press trains IL 30 a M. \ ID pm daily.
FOR cincinnati. 81. LOUIS and Indiana polls vss-i-
buled Limited 3. 30 express I L 40 D. m daily.
For flts9urs and Cleveland. express daily IL. 3oA
m. and = A. g. IN.
For Lexington and stsunton. flo. 4OAm
For Winchester and way stations, IS 81 n, m
Tor l.uray, faSo, 3 A. pm.
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooaa and AernpA,s
IL ID q m daily; Sleeping car through.
Co., 45-mInutesl. MOO $40. ra 20 nO.UO 45-nln-
ute a. IA. hl2 o. II TO- f. ~ sO rs IS. & -
A42n. All, GbO5. 45ninutesD II. 40. 10 30 =. IS
10 ~. 80. rs %. 10 o. ~ ~. ri ~ anu Bop I
tlOOu. - minutes) m. Nl2OO. LOO. n. 20, co.
31 AL, to.Oo, 4lnlnutesl. ~. 10. nj. ~. 81.
Kso0. 300. nll-30. II b y N.
For Annapolis, - aud :. 30 m. II. 10 and AS
tor frederick, fll.:O Am. Ga 10. t4.30 30
PIN.
For Hseerstown. ito 30 g. m and - 3opm-
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEA YORK AND PHIL
For PhiadelpLia. New YORK, Boston. and the east,
daily 4.u3. s0u. NlOOO. Dining Carl a m, 4. 90
noon. > 40 % ~ Dining Carl IN. 30 y IA. sleeping
Car. open at 1000 o'clock.D
Buffet ParIor Cars ON all day trains
tor Boston. - 40 with Pullman Buffet Sleep
ing Gar running through 10 Boston without change.
VIA Poug AteIsie bridge. landing b. and
For Atlant'c CITY. 4o5. 10 90 and ~ 90 noon. Sun
days. 4 o. a-t:i. and II noon.
FOR tine Of suburban trains time tables TO b hsa
Of All IA. ke; agents.
tE.oept sunday. Daily. ssunday only
NENTress trains.
Baggage called for ana from hotels and resi-
dences 10y Inlon Transfer Co. orders left ticket
Offices. oIy ana lSSI Ia ave-. and al Depot
"a
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CITY ITEMS.

Java and Mocha Coffee. SOC. per pound.
Old Mandahling Java. a royal drink.
Fresh Cocoa Shells. &c. pound.
Ten pounds Fresh Rolled Oats. Sc.
Finest Sugar-cured Old Maryland Hama
Sun-Rise Chop" Tea, the best SOC. Tea.
Best Zantee Currants, sc. pound.
New Valencia Raisins. &c. pound.
hand -picked Pea Beans and Coarse Hominy.
Broad Run Creamery Butter, best quality.
IT. MErzGERs FINE GROCERY. All 7th ST. n w.
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We HAVE Nor RAISED Our PKICEs--Rb
roast. 10c- sirloIn. l4c.: hams. lie; shoulders.
Sc: choice lamb and veal. 10 to 15c-; one can
peas corn and ton stoes. 25c.; salt hams. 1Oc ;
IL pounds pure lard. 81; choice creamery print
butter. SIC. Vegetables OF all kind Marketing
delivered free. Corner 18th and SITS NV.
8 LEMON HOOVER x Co.
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NV DAY IRAN BsrwEEs wAsurxoro

NV DAY IRAN BETwEEy WARRINGTON AND
Bosses VIA lESxsy-.vASIA RAILkoAD.-On the
Ssh insian. a aew train viii be placed in ser
vice by the Penrsyiysnia railroad, called the
CclcnIal Expless- his train will be composed
OF vestibule plrlor ears and coaches, which will
run through from Washington to Boston with
out change via the Shore Line from yew York
Train leaves Washjngtoa ut 80 a. m, reaching
Boston at $50 p. m; returning, leaves Boston
at Q. M, reaching Washington ct s:i5 p. NJ
\dR
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Ir Tor'vE Cor Sl.I9 near what it will buy OF
ms A derby hat OF the usual two or two-tfty
grade. Your sizs and yOuT shape is here Will
Won trade F2.SC 4 SoS.
One Prize corner 18th and ID.
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louisa Muse las, ty Messrs. Birney and
Smith, Med a bill agains: Florida Pitts and
fourteen Others for the partition by sale Of lots
Il, is aud ID. square le6. The property is that
OF which Lindsey Muse cicj relied of in 1885,
leaving The complainant life estate in it, AID
she states that although the property 10 as
sesscd for over $4,000 and she believes lit
would sell for double that amount as it is in
its present situation it Is unproductive and the
take, arc onerOus.
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Saved From the Namclow.
dispatch from Hong Kong says tina. the
native passengers of the steamer Namchow,
which fonndercd were saved. 1t was at frs,
supposed that ali on board had gone down.
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" YoU Arr contemplating to furnish your
house with oriental rage give US a call to e.
anime our stock ard prices before leaving yoUr
orders eise<ncrs- We haze large ASSORTMENT
OF drawing ROOM dining room. library, stair
and hall rugs; also y fine lire Of small rugs
taat are being o-fc-ed at remarkably low prices.
We ha-5 :he largest stock aad our prices are 50
to 10 per cep; lower than any other place in tho
city. 1922 Connecticut ave
l. K SARZEAEEpIAS 4 Co.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

I U1HEk PLACE MEMORIAL CHukCh.
THOMAS CIRCLE
SECOND CONCERT
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF NEW YORK.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 49,.
WALTER DAMRoscH. Conductor
Soloist.
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Cssrrrs CLEsSED by the Empire Carpet
Works s31 -sS5 Mass ave nv. are made moth
rrOo. free Of charge Telephone i2J-2
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CoxrrSrA-loS OF our great notion sale The
sane prices Balance OF this week.
4 KAUFMAN. 400 Pa ave. NV.
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CoSTISUATToS ., our great notion sale. The
same prices balance OF this week
A EArTs4x 800 Pa ave NV.
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CoSTISrArToS Of our great notion sale The
same prices balance of this week
A KAUFMAN. y09 Pa ave. NV
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SuPKalArIvs Minnesota pat. -four. Sc 30 Dbl
WI WALKER, 1850 La ave
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WHEN CASE HOUSES
WITH THEIR MEMORABLE EXACTIONs AND
THEIR DIsTRUsT OF THE POOR BUT HONEST
WAGE GARNER. HELD FULL SWAY, COMFORT
AND DOMESTIC CONvENIENCEs WERE AN ABB
SENT FACTOR IN THE HOMES OF OUR
FATHERS.
HAPPILY FOB THE HoUsEKEEpER OF To-
DAY. OUR
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM,
PENETRATING THE INNERMOsT REcEssEs OF
THE FAMILY CIRCLE. CARRIES UNTOLD
BLESSINGS TO THE DESERVING. ACCEPTING
THEIR PROMISES OF FUTURE PAYMENT BY
THE
WEEK OR MONTH,
AS THOUGH THEY HAD ADVANCED THE EN-
TIRE AMOUNT IN FULL SATISFACTION OF
THEIR PURCHASE.
OUR PARLoRs ARE AGAIN REpLErE WITH A
HANDSOME LINE OF PARLoR AND BED ROOM
FURNITURE. CABINETS. BUFFETs. Score
TARIEs. EsCRETOIIEs. PIER AND MANTEL
MIRRORS TOILET AND DINNER SETS, HALL
RACKS. CHINA CLOSETS. wARDRoBEs. FANCY
ROCKERS. CLOCKS. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
| ART SQUARES. CARPETS. MATTINas. STOVES,
DRAPERIEs AND WORKS OF ART-ALL OF
WHICH ARE OFFERED UPON CREDIT TO
HoUsEKEEPERs OF ESTABLISHED RELIA.
BILITY.
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ASLrssTIY DsMAayD lot of Havenacigars. IS
per cent off Positive. SIcKLEs, leIi Pa ave.
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FoH wssH1SsroS DESss BEzF
GO % JonS r. hkILY. Center Ma-Aet 9Th ct. wing
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CoxrISUkTIOS o; our great notion SALE The
sane prices balance o: this week
A. kaufman. gOy Pa ave NV.
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Is PER CgSr discount all wardrobe fold
irg beds Moses x Sons. F and llth SITS.
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HOTELS.

II OTEL WINDSOR,
H Cor. 18th st. and New York ave-
This hotel has been newly refllrnshed and Is now
open for the reception of transient permanent and
day bOarders. Mrs. VI. J. COI.LEY Propretress O IL
WILLARD's HOTEL.
Pa ave- and 14th St
so Washington, d, C,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MooAi'LhNoN,
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Until further notice the PalatiAl Iron and stssl
Steamer CEAkLEs MACALLSIER Will leave her
wharf. foot q stA 81, a. FOLLOWS
Sunday, at 40 sharp. hing the city On her
retarn at 5 pm. Fare. Touna tuI. al, including
admission the lansiUn and grounds. Elegant
TIA. Charles MscaiesIer and lunch served - oaU
Prices.
l..cphvas cali-s25
CAPT. l. l. BLAKE
orI2 CoInmaudin. Charlse Manchester.
l.on NORFOLK AND OLD PUNT TAKE
i Steamer LADY OF MI LAKE. Farce % Round
tap a. 90 leaves oh 81, wharf, teflnin us "
D m Lghted with eiectrlclty and shed through
out. Through tickets Boston. Including meals and
state roous, ~ and New iOrk, se o. Ielephons
cali. 1850. G. q v. olces-SlS ana li2l. and b. v.
.yiO ALL hEO hOoD. " Ia
NIEAMER ''wAKEEIEI.D
- Leave .th-st. v IaII MONDAYS HlhsDAfs
AID SATURDAYS At n Returning TUESDAY,
Ior Nonlini Creek, Va. and ST. clements Bag. -.
..iasseuser Recommendations nrst-class."
Z. ". RIDLEY,
VIZ OeneT.l Manasus.
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CHOICE Mich. Burbank potatoes. csc. bus.
W. III. WALKER. 9f6-50 La ave.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

& HORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NORDDEU1SCHEk LLOYD S. 8. co.
fGst Exl ress Steamers,
To Southland ton (LOndOn, nayreJ. Bremen
Sxae, Tues. Jan. 49, y Elder. Sat. Jan n
IL am; hsyei. Tues. Jan. ri. I pm. Aller. sat,
Jan 30. a. 1rave. Tues. Fen Z. y Am kma.
Confortaole state rooms excellent table, luxur1ous
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin. e75 and up
wa I'd a berth. according location; % cabin. o6O
berth. ct how rates. Apply 20 4. y. DROOP.
s6l5 Penn ave. d25
a LlAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPS,
a GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.
intermediate. go. steeraxs. . IL
LAN-sTATE LINK
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. FoRTNI0HTLY
Cabin $40; secona c.ass e.? steer.ss olo.
kAL1IMORE AND LINLRPOOL SERylCk
HALIFAX and ST. Johns y. ~
Steamers sail from baltimore iortnixltly.
Apply u. W. MOSS, S2l Pa ave-, OF
po26 -3m Mrs. ID. A. BkOSNAN. wzshanxton-
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a wears old, 7sc. at.

carving Knives and Cutlery IN cases. Sur
gicai Instruments. WALFoRp's. Az Pa ave. lie
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Mesfffter

yosrcAET TILL TIGHT p. n. sATURpAy
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and
Virginia. snow. followed by clesring; colder;
north winds.
H,rh Wo,o-
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Our S1.l9 Housc Claan,no

Short lots in high grade derbies. The 81
and s24O grades now Sl.19. They are broken
on sizes-thc best proof that STYLES and quail.
tiles are correct
S119. sl.le s,1a
FRANC SoS, One Price. corner It'll and d.
jal3-eo2t
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Ladies, mend everything! loc Royal Glue !.
Druggists ;aIoeotr
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IGNACE J. PADEREws


Seats. % each
Sale opens at Metzerott's tomorrow morning II
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
EVERY EvENING-MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY
NINE SARAH BERNuARDT.
Under the direction Of Ncssrs.
Henry T. Abbey and Maurice GrsA
TONIGHT ATS
JEANNE D'ARC.
JEANNE DARE
JEANNE D'ARC.
JEANNE DARE
Matinee Saturday. 10th.
CAMILLE
Saturday Evening. 18th.
la IOScA
Prices So So So g. 81 so and 81. according 20 To-
cation. Admission. 81. 70 and 5.pc.
Next week-THE BosIoNIANs in ROBIN HOOD
SEATS NOW on SALE. Jal5-tf
KERNAN's LYCEUM THEATER,
N Pennsy wanna ave and llth st.
THIS wEFK-MATINEE SATURDAY.
THE MILDRED NOVELTY COMPANY.
CYCLOpS AND sANDoWE.
ToniSht. Lifting Match.
sANDowE
RONALDOS
Next week-william Muldoon's Athletic and spe-
ciaty Co. jall-6t
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SPECIALTIES.

ELECTRICITY, GAINANISM AND STATIC
~ (throuGh the clothingb utilized in all nervous
troubles. removal OF tumors, superfiuous hairs ben-
ishes. sciatcl rheumatism. &c. Also Thermal, hot
air vapor and electro-cabinet bath functional
rangcnents, cutaneou diseases. catarrh. &c. Office
hours TO Il a: m, to =. N L. ). NICHOLSON,
Nj. D.. Gus 18th ST. NV Telephone 215. no.sS-2m'
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CONTINUATION oltur great notion sale. The
same prices balance of this week
A E.rFNAS 800 Ia aye. NV
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Pianos.-Bargains in Uprights. Also tuning
and repairing. V. BECKER, $40 9th st. n. w. jl4-2'
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biifousness. Constipation. Torpid Liver.
&c, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 80
doses 25c Samples free ct Druggists Str
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90 OiU nSe I" nfsky q years oid), Zoe o.
Ulo FORT Wine, pure grape juice. SOC. bottle.
very tIno Old Spanish sherry. SOC. bottle.
Sweet Catawba Wine. Csc. large bottle.
Einc Old Delaware Grape Wine 25 and Soc bot
mp van Wrinkle brand Holland Gin. very fine.
~ METZGERs FINE GROCERY All It'll st. n w.
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Inarp's Old Rye berkeley whisky IL
without ~ Rival for Its Purity and

Excellence.
ms brand OF old rye whisky, which is copy
rlShted by Mr.. JAMES THARP, is acknowledged
by eminent jurists. prominent national lesisla-
,ors ana leading citizens OF our capital city to
be without: question the purest and healthiest
beverage and the most beneficial and exhilarat-
ing tonic e1tant. Its medicinal qualities are
without rival and is prescribed BIZ many of
our prominent physicians, who use no other
sumuiant In their practice. 1t cannot be pur-
chased anywhere except at the proprietor's
wholesale and retail wine and liquor establish
ment at 8lS f street northwest iaI4-tf
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Old style, onions and sugar; new style, Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 25 cts. s
An Invention Making Sewing a Psstime,
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9Th street northwest dll.tr
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No baking powder costs
% much to make -
C1EvE1AND,s
but II costs you
no more than those
sdultsrated with ammonia
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEWITT'S TALLY HO STAGES LEAVE IN
- 18th st. n W. At 10 and y. in. Arlington.
solder Home and Cabin John Bridge Fare. round
trip 90 to Toe. Zoo Park legation buildings 25c
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