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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15
Along the wharvea

The steamer Wakefield resumed her route
this morning in command of Capt. Ross. She
carried fair freight to Fort Foote. Fort
Washington, Glymont, IndNn Head. stump
beck. Potomac CITY, Liverpool Point, Smith
Point, Chatterton. Stuart's, Riverside, Matthias
Point. Dilrs. Wiikerson's. Classic Shore,
Colonial Beach. Colton's, Blackstone Island
Beales, Thomson's, Dsley's, Deep Point,
Mount Holly and NOmini
The River Queen carried down today several
thousand feet Of government lumber for use at
Fort Washington.
The steamer Sue brings a fair through
freight, but an especially gratifying down river
cargo. 1t is this that Washington steamboat
men watch so closely. as they are endeavoring
70 induce the south Marylanders to divide the
honOrs between Baltimore and Washington
Mr.. BarnseIo OF the Independent Ice Com
pany ID In New York 10 have an operation per-
formed on his leg. Nr. Barnaclo was a member
al one time OF the New York fire department
and had his leg broken by the falling in of a
wall The old injury has begun TO trouble him
again.
schooner E. K Hart, Kintz, has been char
tered By T. ". Smith 20 land 1000, 900 feet of
lumber from the Rappahannock. To carry out
this contract tie Hart will have TO make twenty
trips.
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Important Chang Of trains Over the
Pee nsyisania k.K.

On and after Sunday. December II. the Penn
s,ivsna@ limited al lave W.shiugton AZ / 10
Pm. arriving ChicEgo ~ 20 am. The fast
nne al 10 10 an. arriving Plttsburg IL 70 D. m
Tbs s. LOui. an Cincinnati express at 1. 10
y m. arriving Pittsblrg !! 10 y. m The
soismba4n exPre.s ~ 10 10 q ui- arriving Pitts-
burg pm and Cincinnati go m. and
thicago 10 An the following morning. The
sestsrn express a. 80 y. IA. arriving Pitts-
burg so an The fse.be express at 10 40
pm, arriving ftt.bDrg I2;i0 pm Sleeping
s.f service on these trains 20 points west will
Dc duly advertised -Adrs.
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CITY ITEMS.
The
The
Voior MASuracrURrSd JEwELRY Co.

VoiGT MANuFAcruRrSd JrwrIRY Co.
7l3 9TH ST. NV.
Only nine days left for Christmas. Select your
goods now and have them laid aside Note the
following at reduced rates:
Genuine Diamond Rings, 81 50, $50. IS. 50.
SlSS so. S15. $40 Ladies' Solid Gold Watches.
Sl2 so, sl450, $50, SIS. all warranted good
tmekeepers; Ladies' Solid Silver Watches. 81. 20
and $3.50; Opera Glasses, 81 so. our own i'm
portation; Gents Solid Gold Initial Rings. 81.
sold elsewhere So; Gents Filled Chairs. -:
Gents Solid Gold American Watches, SIS up;
Solid Gold Spectacles and Eyeglasses. 80 %
sold elsewhere "a; solid Gold BABY Rings, SOC. /;
Ladies Solid Gold Rings, Sl25. 81. So. SIS:
Ladies Solid Gold Necklaces, with handsome
pendants, $3.50 up; Genuine Rhinestone studs,
.oc: rhinestone Scarf Pins. solid gold. 81;
Ehlnestone Earrings, SI.50. solid gold; Baby
Earrings. solid gold. 75c. Nickel Alarm Clocks
voc: Enameltzed Iron Clocks. 81 so up to si2,
300 to select from; Silver plated Fitting Pitch
ere. Sl2, sold elsewhere Si5, Quadruple- plated
Tea Sets, sl0 so, Pickle Dishes. 80 up; Butter
Dishes, %; Cake Baskets. So Special reduc-
Mons In Gold and Silver Head Umbrellas. Canes,
Piano Lamps Bronzes and hundreds of other
novelties. Don't mistake place. Ii.
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The Carroll Institute Fair.

The attendance at the Carroll Institute fair
was very large last night. The National Fenci-
bles enlivened the occasion by their appearance
in bright, new uniforms and they kept the
young ladies busy catering to their wants. The
scene was gay one inside the hall. the booths
presenting brilliant appearance. An exhibit
ton OF fancy dancing by the pupils OF Prof.
Caruana had been arranged for, but it was
found impossible on account Of the large
crowd present. Tonight the Emmett Guard
and the Gonzaga College Cadets will be in at
tendance, the latter giving an exhibition drill
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Young Mrs. Burns and Her Venerable
spouse.

Young Mrs. Burns and Her Venerable
spouse.
Mrs. Gertrude Burns, nee Bangs, who has
entered suit against her husband at Kansas
City on the ground OF cruelty and non-support,
Is the daughter of Mrs. Bangs of 1853 9th
street. When Mr.. Burns was in Washington q
year and half ago on business connected with
the geological survey he met Miss Gertrude, a
young woman of twenty-five. Mr.. Burns was
seventy-fve years old, but he had money. He
was a successful wooer and the couple were
married on the 23d OF last July. Soon after
ward they left for the groom's home. 1t was
not long before the ebb tide Of Joy set in. Mrs.
Burns claims that under stress Of bad treat
ment she was compelled to leave Mr.. Burns and
take up her residence with her sister at Kansas
City. In her letters to her mother she has
frequently sIoken of the wretchedness Of her
married life. Mr.. Burns. who has been resi-
dent OF Platte county. Missouri, for fifty years,
alleges that Mrs. Burns deserted him and will
first file an answer TO his wife's charges and
then put in q cross bill
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ANOTHER POLICY CASE.
Judge Miller Makes Some Severe Remar
About the Game.

Judge MILLER Makes Some Severe Remarks
About the Game.
This morning IN the Police Court. when Pros
scuting Attorney Mullowpey called Judge Mil
ler's attention TO the case Of Harry McGlue,
charged with violating the policy law he said
he vas Wiling to accept plea OF guilty and the
imposition of q fine Of sIOO
What's the special exemption in thi. case?''
ths court inquired
Nothing" replied Mr. Mullovney except
that he promises to go out Of the business"
DO we keep promise docket?" the judge
asked
Wv. ought to keep one. WAS the prosecuting
II wish did" said the Judge, for # would
show 4 great number of broken promises"
Judge Miller then made some remark about
the policy business He said that last spring
when the grand army of policy writer's came in
and the hackers surrendered it was hoped that
the business would end because whom the
hackers GO ont of business the writer's must
necessarily follow, the only way to break the
backbOn. il to break up the hackers
Policy" said the Judge, ia the most VII
lainous and degrading game that there is and
I often feel ASHAMED to send a boy to prison
for shooting crap a poor man for stealing
chicken loaf Of bread when these people
walking around and taking sl0, 900 u
day from the poor servant girls and others.
never a OhN IAsse1 ttat THESE pOnCE sDAIkf O0
not 90 through the alleys to back gates and get
money from servant girls, and 1t was .
rotOriOus fact that servant girls could
hot be obtained FOR love money. When
they PLAYED policy and made a hit white
clothes row OF stealing row and got . quarter
that was al they wanted for several days.
III had thiags INV way would crush out
this business before Saturday night, and would
do It without the assistance Of extra detect
i've force. The trouble is that when q man 10
brought In he tells on somebody, and SO
III there is only one man left to stand the pun
ishment. while some Of the others are in Chi
cagO or some other place"
The judge said he had implicit confidence in
the wisdom Of the prosecuting officer, and was
willing. OF course. TO adopt his suggestions At
stood that there to be no more fines i'm
posed in these cases. When the parties arrested
are guilty they will have to come in and take
the penalty.
Mr.. Cahill. counsel for the defendant said to
the court that his client had given up the bust
Ecss. He also told the judge that he had
bad death IN his family recently and that he
VAS trying to settle the funeral expenses
Judge Miller questioned McGlue who said
be had given up the business for good. The
judge then imposed fine of 500 and IN doing
so told the defendant that "a repetition of the
ofiense would be punished by something more
than the iInpOsition of bre.
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Sons Of Volunteer Firemen.

Last evening meeting was held at the head
quarters Of the Veteran Volunteer Firemen, 18th
and II streets, for the purpose Of forming .
Junior Volunteer Firemen' s Association or Sons
Of Veterans. A number Of the sons Of old fire.
men were present. The subject was talked over
and q nucleus of the organization was made by
electing Mr.. W. H. Richards temporary chair
man and the enrolment Of a number of names
The membership will be composed Of sons Of
members of the Veteran Association or OF de-
ceased members Of the old volunteer COM
psnies, who are eighteen years Of age or
upward.
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The Funeral Of Ma. M.txerott.

The Funeral OF Max Meteerott.
The funeral Of Max Metzerott, an account Of
whose sad death by his own hand last Monday
morning was published in The STAR, took place
Tuesday afternoon. the Rev. DR.. Drewitz,
pastor Of the German Concordia Lutheran
Church. conducting the services. The inter-
ment was made at Glenwood cemetery, tho
funeral services being held in the chapel Of the
cemetery. The funeral was largely attended
b, the relatives and friends Of the unfortunate
young man, the pallbearers being taken from
the fsllow-employes Of the deceased in Mr.
Droops store and his personal friends
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GEORGETOWN,
THE BALTIMORE AND oBIt

THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EXTENSION.
Owing to the inability Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company through their attor-
neys, Anderson 4 Bouic, to set satisfactory
price on the lands of Wilson Offutt, H. r. De-
laney, thu American Loan and Trust Company
aud Jas. r. Elliason, over which the Metropoli-
tan Southern road is to extend, ap-
plication has been made for the APP
pointment of condemnation jury to
meet on the 28th instant. The value of the
lands owned by the Clarity and Ray heirs
and that held by W. A. McWade, George b.
Wade and Ignatius Belt being also unsatisfac-
torily assessed will be passed on by the same
jury. When the right of way through the
above property is obtained the road can then
be laid to its District terminus at the Chain
bridge without further delay, as it has already
been completed 10 Bethesda
Mahlon Ashford and John Ridout, trustees,
have sold j. II. Hanback, lots Ga to IS in Ash
ford and others, trustees, sub in square Up.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Arthur Barnwell has sold to ". r. Ryan an
undivided three-eighths interest in "Grass-
lands" formerly the country home of ex-Secre-
tary Whitney.
Z Mahlon Ashford and John Ridout trustees.
have sold to ". F. Morsell lot 10i, in Ashford
and Ridout's trustees, sub in square liz. WI
Boswell has transferred to Evainna Mackall
sub in Old Georgetown. the same being trans
ferred to the party of the first part by James
Gibbons.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD AT RosLYN.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
begun active operations in Roslyn. Contractor
James D. Cation having been employed to re-
move obstacles, grade and excavate road to
southern end of the Agueduct bridge. prepara-
tory to the erection of large freight depot.
Several small houses will be demolished in
order TO clear the building site. Operations on
the lower end OF the proposed route, which
were discontinued, will, it lis stated, be resumed
in a few days.
FARES TO BE RETURNED.
There has been posted in the Office Of the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany a notice to the effect that whenever cars
are detained on the road through breakage of
the cable for space of ten minutes conductors
are authorized to return the fare Of any pas
senger who desires to leave the car.
PoRAGINo IN A CABBAGE PATCH
During the past few days the cabbage patch
on the farm of Mr.. George Shoemaker on the
Murdoch Mill road has been raided several
times. Mr.. Shoemaker yesterday captured a
colored boy who visited the place with bag
and knife. The boy turned over to Police
man McCabe and he gave his name as
case this morning, the boy being charged with
malicious trespass. The officer SAID that the
boy admitted having been in the cabbage patch
on TWO occasions. He told the officer when
arrested not to send word to his father. Judge
Miller told the boy that IL he wanted cabbage
to eat he had better have patch OF his own
and imposed fine of $50 or sixty days.
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CLEVELAND,
Open evenings until CArfstmas.
JoHNsoS & LurrRHIL.
713 MARKET SPACE.

l1ANDKERCH1EFS.
From every country where Hand erchiefs are ade
of every kind of every quality. Of every size-by
piece dozen o half dozen-in boxes and out-thous-
ands and Thousands for choice. window display
indicates!
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' Embroidered OF Hemstitched HAndkerchiefs.
12,6c each or 9 in . box for roc
Ladies' Hemsttched Initial dkerchiefs, l5c.
zach. for Csc.
Ladies' ALI linen Initial Handk erchiefs 8 in hand
some box for 81. 90
Ladies Embroidered Handkerchiefs. 25c 10 81 each
Mens White and Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Linen Handkerchiefs. 12ko each
Mems Initial Handkerchief. l5o for 25o and 25c
each.
Mems Embroidered men Handkerchief reduced
from Soc. 70 Sc or for 81.
Childrens Coored Bordered Handkerchiefs. In fancy
boxes. al Is %. b. 90 and 7oc. box
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Ladies' and Chldrens Solid Color SILK Handker-
chiefs. l0c. each. worth 20c.
LADIES' Embroidered japanese Silk Handkerchiefs
tic each. worth Csc.
Ladies' Embroidered and Initial SILK Handler
chiefs. 25c. each. worth Acc.
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Handkerchief, S. 80 O.,
10 and gSc. each
Mems japanese Silk Initial Handkerchief. 3s 80
and 75c. each
CLoAKs.
For Ladies', Misses and Children At . reduction Of
from 10 to 25 per cent of marked prices
Johnson & LurrRELL.
d14 7l3 Market Space
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Suit for Damages.

John Garrison has. by Messrs. r. H. Mackey
and c. c. Tucker. filed a suit against the Eek
ington and Soldiers Home Railway Company
to recover sl0 900 damages by reason of defend
ants cars. on October last, running into his
avenue, throwing him out and bruising him, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

Don't skip Craig 4 Harding's If looking for
furniture. Hundreds Of small pieces Of dainty
furniture saeh as writing decks. chairs. tables,
screens, rockers, reed, rattan and snameled
parior pieces. DC, secured expressly for Christ
mas gifts. 18th and Fstreets.-Adut.
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OF Course yo. Want One

Every purchaser of a pound Of Tea or two
pounds of Coffee or one pound of Baking Pow
der or two bottles Of Flavoring Extracts or
three cans of Condensed Milk or 5Oo worth of
Spices between the 10Th and oath of this month
will be presented with a copy of our elaborate
Christmas panel-"Good Morning.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co,
sol and sos Seventh street northwest.
1920 lith st. NV. 3lo4 VI St, Georgetown.
SIS II st. ne. Stands in all Markets.
Telephone S45. NEWTON II. BOWMAN Manager.
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An Investiyatlon-Th Result

Notwithstanding the oft-repeated asseveration
OF certain pretended strictly cash sellers that
they have NE bargains in the Furniture trade
the outcome of an investigation pursued by a
lady who had become impressed with an an
nouncement of this character only TO be more
than annoyed when she came to view the fake"
set up as great bargain in Rockers demon
strated the fact that for similar qualities in
goods there Was surprising uniformity IN prices
among frst-class houses, though now and then
genuine special would be handled by one
or another at prices beyond competition for
the reason that the house would at the time
control the exclusive privilege. / believe l
have handled more exclusives" in a given
period of time than any other house in the city
and just now Sideboards are to the front II
You want to give handsome Christmas pres
ent-one that will continuously keep the donor
In happy remembrance-vou could select
nothing more suitable than one of the hand
some sideboards from my large stock. Time"
payments.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
Il n -
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LuxuH,Asr Ham

Il produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES whan
al others fail They cleanse the scalp OF irritating
scay crusted and blotchy humors stimulate hair
folfclss and destroy microscopic insects which feed
on the hair. and hence succeed when the best phys
clans and ell other remedies fail. Sold throughout
the world.
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A GOOA Hama

viii be sold at auction Friday, December i6.
1882. at 80 p a., in front of the premises, No.
ls52 stoughton street. House open for inspec-
ton day Of szle.-Adut.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
MONT vLANuS

MorNr rrHNos
RoNr sNn Town ~ wAsurNarN~
steAH.er MA Al srFR - 'oa m dsurf-s -, ss,-
dayl. r~turning O. tbs Hsfv . 49, IA
III lthtCi holII H ~ FEEHNrNa - No
TRANsFi hs-THE gffCE o. IIF
fafF ROUND rEff. 90. gHII nErN -
sa-FLta ASP NoTE ~ g. u I'm .-i- ~ "A.
sisat - NarA,-sf"- . NHunf Vernon. 80 ~ ~,
az route only 70 g. a. over 90 er'i-. al
TIM w. 'rfr ~ a. 7ffrfssfHr 20 me .-s1.i al II
grounis % Mount v-7non th. ,f..f1r -ar Ia. -.
non vera'tnIs frsusfs-s and owing .rfas =. Il
I'ir n a-e - a. a1l ffufal fi 80 % a. rf.a.u 4.
hshi.u af'een -1il~ trir irsn ne farI4. Ne '.i
irsen route AesandriA. forf Fe1t-. fo-t A. =
tn. e..
s'esrner N.caies,er - riv.r 'sri.us. =. .,,a...,
o..m NJ esiN er'sif SinisF at o. Ia. fa-irtt.
shd iAssehArfs rrI.f
Nj T. VERNON rpHR oF NksutN srsV
WASHINGTON, AIrNANnHfa ANn NJ vEANJN
ELECTRIC HALLWAY COMPANY
Picturesque ans H-su,lfu' Rsu,-
~.- Ard Nagnieoeu, Can r,- r-r-i,r s,r,s-,.,
ALEXANDRIA direct o. The Gate - re MAvsrix'
Opportunity - vfst CHRIST cuf-r~u Ma
SHALL HOUSE. HnApDA,'h 81 HlSF - 49,
places ~ historic tn;~res' ia ALENANDKfA
Tale ferry s,eam--- Foot u "a 81 s,.-i. ~,-,-.
aon ucsss Se. entire 20 lnatr.p
Connecting s'so with train. % p.u,.-,..,t, A.
ROAD Al AsAandrtA lsk" rars a. Oh street i-aa.
In deferenre IN. xish.. " the f.As.' VI 49,,
Association r.-s stoP on JNDAN 81 llta. fI1nf ~
or~-k mii. thi- sia- 81 AT Neruan "a. -l.tt.l.
h-ins closed "a that Gay
s.e6u - RFFb. surt
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You Can Get an Atwood MEMS Suit al
$3.50, Fine Dress Suit at $40 at the LONDON
AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING Co., 7th and sts II
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Telephone 1860, Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Co., and II, for repairing and renting.
d15-eo2Ot
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Ii constitutional and not local disease and there
fore Il cannot be cured by local applications 1t re-
Qutres 3 constitutional remedy Ike Hoods Sarss-
Parflia. which. working through the blood, effects
permanent of Catarrh eradcating the I'm purity
which cau,~s and promotes the disease. Thousands
OF people testify 70 the Of Hoods SsrsApaa
remedy for Catarrh ben other prepsr atons had
failed.
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
also builds up the whole System and makes You feel
renewed In health and strength Ali who suffer from
Catarrh debility should certainly try Hoods sarsa
parila 1t curative power peculiar to itself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

TRUsrEEs' SALE OF eight brick dwelling
houses (nsw) will take place tomorrow ct
O'Clock Pm without regard to weather, which,
II Indictment. the sale viii take place within the
corner house. This property il situated corner
OF and Tennessee avenue and should attract
the attention OF investors. See advsrtisemsut.s
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Hotel .IohuSop Gaia

Arriving daily, Fresh-caught Diamond Back
Ierrapin and High-grade Oysters direct from
the catchers, and served in every available
style. n
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Baby Ruth Golden Looking Glasses. Paint
Boxes given gratis to our patrons. ia ST.
YOUNG Co. dl5-2aw2w
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ANGELS, Foop.
By Mrs.. Eliza r. Parke,. BEDFORD. Ev.

By Mrs. Ehzd r. P1rker. Bedyord. Ky.
Take the whites OF eleven eexs one and one
half tumbfers Of sifted powdered sugar. one
tumbler of siftsd hour and one teaspoonful
Cleveiand's Baking Powder: sift three or four
times beat the eggs to a stiff froth add the
sugar very lightly. then the nour favor with
vanilla. beat until the batter is poured In the
pan. Bake one hour in q moderate oven. Bake
In pan that has never been creased. turn up
side down to cool; when cool loosen the sides
with knife.
Use only ClspeGands Baking Po,cdsr, the
proportions are made for that
pure cream of tartar powder.
CLEvrLAsD.s
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely the Best"
Makes nne -grsined. spongy cake.
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Sensible Holiday Souvenirs - Gloves
Neckwear, Handkerchiefs-any that man
would like. FRANC Il Son. Cor. It'll and d.
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foR hoLIDAE t-ooDs g. % JoHNsoS, GARNER
a Coz. 40 Pa ave. Handkerchief. Hosiery
Underwear. Sc. Blankets ami Comforts, Car
Iets. Rugs AID An squares az cost.
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II Man or WOMAN the beauty Of a fine set
If tseth nrreals "a ever one Minots pen;i-
frice renders u. teeth Peariy ard preserves
them. &c. evervVhere
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CaIlisher, Jeweler, for Presents you wan
at the prices you like 1t
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Ho, for the Holidays.-An immense stock
OF strictly new and fresh Nuts. Raisins, Cur
rants, Plum Pudding, Cooking Brandy and
splendid Florida Oranges, at rock bottom prices
Secure your supply now.
MErZdERs Fine Grocery, AIT It'll st. n. W. lie
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Go ri" TIP R0YAL D. HoRATNE Co.. I4th and
y. y. AVE.. for beautiful designs IN Wall Paper al
the loHes; prices.
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II Toe ARt WoHRIkb--DOut know what to
bny Bssa Cor Christina Is help you cut.
fhASc a Sos, Cor 7th sud n
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9. Heller, 40 It'll Ut. n. W.. is making . sps-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shsnpooing; also cures DAndru1. oc7-tr
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Prices and Qualities will surprise and
please you. Full a.. bot Whisky. SEC Other
special Christmas offers. SELIGsoS's, 1900
Pa. ave. I,
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HASnsoNE HOLIDAT NECSwEAR. Franc &
Soy. Cor. 9Th and n
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GEo. y. GEAY. Printer. $50 Pennsylvania ave-
~ first class work AZ lowest rates.
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HOOPS PILLS purely vegetable. perfectly
harmless always reliable and beneficial
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NowHTHE THE CTT1 caB you get so much
good Oh o. IN tbs way ~ neliciolsv Pure
CANDY - ~ SBkAPLEs>. AL kinds. including
choice MIXTURES. 2nc. pc. 40C. aud 6Oc. per
pound. sHAEFLFss. Candy Maker.
sos fcuIsy ivsLIa avenue.
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ADJUSTMENTS

V NC a ICIrRr ClrE-r fGlrff. ~.
i. ClNn D 10 lsc .'rf.. .nfa. u shira fuH-
49, - niirr@s lf ~ s. 4 IsI.f.s. o. rerfr -
rysdeff 90 90 81 "a .rlfr- r IA. fras ID ~.
plicaisn a. fh- ,fias. AIS
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DoLLs. Albums. Toilet and Manicure sets.
bottles with metal al,grss work. &c, a; BBop-
hEND's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

$50 More OF Those Fine $3.50 Saxony
Wool German Hand-Knit Jackets, selling 50
rapidly at St49, at AuERBAcR's, 7th and b.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms
oct25-eod24t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-15

Ia. W,EVER's CoKsErs. pc. Monarch shirt,
pc. Lonsd..le Cambria. IOiYc. BEoDHEAD's :.
18th near y