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An Interesting day at AItmOriaI church to-
UoTrOw. See advertiser ent.
lie NiSeman who was az a. fed for forgery lie
Tot jos. A. WiTems1 J, ire weII-knOwn butcher.
Purchasers Of carrots should consult the ed
yertisement OF WOlford * ShiIberg in another
column.
The police telegraph wIs completed yesterday
10 1eDndVytOwD, u. G.. and sn in ;uuent
Placed in the resiGeTce OF Off, e. Robey.
At meeting of 'He H.terBia Benevolent 90.
eiety, No. 1, lat night, it was agreed 10 stte"d
The CatbolIc society convention on the 2fst o.
OctObeT, IN Baltimore, IN body.
The sui Jet for to- unoTFow afternoon a. Lin
coin Hall wiz be ssFaith " p illrstrat-d by the
SCriptGTeS, led By DR.. O. +. PreSbu-y, ssiistSd
by the young men OF the Y. NJ. q. A.
The Reformed Episcopal ger vice will take
place as usual a. Lincoln han TO u'orrOw even
ing; sermon By Rev. Mr.. Nj 3Uire. The new
prayG book Is in use at this sTFice.
Ohcer k6Dner, o the first precinct, this
mOrniBg pTOcCred q commitment TO- An able
bcdied CO'OrCf warrant, nam VIM. Ou&rlss
who had caped rom the chain aDg with g
new salt % wCT khouss clething on.
by re 'eTence 20 the advertisement OF Msssrs.
webb \ Beverage IL viii be seen that TIER
large and vel selected stock OF household goods
glass, hne French china AMI other article -
UIsCI ls-Cd in the country
The Board of He 2ltb met last night and re- %
solved that frame house on Warren street
GfOTe etoTn' two frame shanties corner o. 18Th
ana J. streets; and a frame shanty in RIDGE
Etreet are nuiSaHces, and ordered their abate-
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THE CRuRTS
COURT IN GRNRRAI TFpu

NOURT IN GENERAL TERN.
This morning, on motion OF Mr.. Cox, Charlas
A. Ray, Of this city, was admitted to the bar
The case Of Bowie agt. b. Il .. L. r., was re-
sumed.
EQUITY COURT, Judge Humphrsqs.
Yesterday, Whitney VS.. BARLEY ct al. Order
dlschargiDg restraining order. Burns vs..
Whittlesey. Order of reference. joachim vs.
Walter and Hoeden VS.. Stickney. Order dis
charging restraining order. Gunton VS.. Fan
ringer. Order that trustee pay defendant.
Segar vs.. Segar. Order for appearance of ab-
sent defendant. Bishop VS.. Smith, McLaugh-
lin vs.. Mclaughlin aud Schneider VS.. Jones'
Decree to pro confessO. Little VS.. Little. De-
cree for substitution of trustee.
To-day, Cohen agt. Wise. Order ratifying
sale. killman agt. killman. Order discharg-
ing restraining order and refusing Injunction.
Larner agt. Larner. Order for alimony. Tran
SIN agt. Transin. Order that certain testimony
be used. In re. John Il. Williamson. Order
changing name to John Risdont. Turin agt
Wheeler. Order appointing commission to
take testimony. Close agt. Close. Order DIS
charging restraining order and refusing in
Junction.
POLICE CouRT-Judoe Shell
To-day, Frederick StinZil9 a bacon dealer
IN the Center Market, was arraiRned on CHARGE
OF selling unsound meats on Complaint of IN.
spector Wolf; so. Ella Davis, petit larceny of
pocket book and fancy articles; $40 jams
johnson, throwing stones; IS. Peter DonneIlv
drunk and disorderly; IS. Walter s. Fovler''
forfeited collateral. Rachel Chase and Ads
Chase, profane and indecent In the county: "a
each. Martha Smith, charged with sellin .
liquor without license; s1O5.
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q TERRIBLE SUICIDE.-One OF the most hor-
rible attempts at suicide that has occut red for
long time past In this city happened Tn nrstfav
afternoon and resulted yesterday in the death
Of the victim. A young woman named Annie
Bernard, living on Eighteenth street, between
Main and Rowan, in 1T of despair, occasioned
by Jealousy, saturated her clothe with coal oil
and then set fire TO them. 1t seems that a few
months ago size came to the city strap ger, from
the interior of Ono, and shortly after her ar
rival became acquainted with q man named
Charles Ackers, a brickmaker, of thus citv
AekeTs constantly visited her Of her room on
Eighteenth street, and the two appeared to get
sprang up in the breast Of the woman, ana It
was coDsummated Thursday in the terrible
tragedy which was enacted in bis presence
Believing him false In his affections she
preached the subject to him while the two were
in her room Thursday afternoon, aud, taking q
can OF coal oil, threw IL over her dress. Then
with match she attempted to set fire to her
clothing, but was prevented by Ackers. Soon
alter he started down the stairs to leave the
place, when he heard loud sore Am, and rush
ing back saw the woman all ablaze. He snatch
ed blanket and endeavored to smother the
flames and with the assistance Of q woman in
the same house, he finally succeeded in doing
so. but lot until the young woman had bsen
burnt in fearful manner, her feet, legs, hands
ing effects Of the burning fluid. She was piac.
ed in bed and medical aid summoned, but she
fingered through the night only to breathe her
last yesterday morning. Ackers, in hts frantic
eferts 20 smother the flames, was severely
burned about the hands and arms. Annie
features and OF good form. She has relatives
living in Ironton, Ohio, who we're yesterday in
formed Of the terrible death OF the giri.-L5uis.
rifle tKy.) Courier Journal, Oct. 3.
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olILlTARY bIsIToRs.-To- morrow, company
F. lCapt Clark, } of the first Virginia REGIMENT.
Will arrive here by the Alexandria and Fred.
ericksburg railroad from Richmond at 5. %. and
vail be received by company A, Washington
Light Infantry. They will be escorted TO quar-.
tiers at the Metropolitan hotel. On MONDAY
morning coaches Will be provided, in which they
will be shown around the city. At 8 o'clock
mere Will be parade OF the two companies,
"a company appearing for the first time in Their
white Austrian coats, trimmed with bluel In
the evening the visitors will be entertained at a
banquet In As armory. They leave at sayen
O'Clock on Tuesday by boat. They will be ac-
companied by the regimental band of eighteen
pieces, and the party will number over ffty.
This company (Which is the first military Or
gam zatoh that has visited our city since the
WAR IL composed of representative men of Rich
mord OF high standing, and the suggestion is
made that there should be general display of
hags by our citizens on Monday in the way of
welcome to our guests.
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IHR LECTURE ANNOUECEMENTs.-Eise
WIZ De found the full announcement of the lee
lures OF the \. NJ. q. A. course. 1t Will be seen
mat al the preliminary indications which we
R1bIlshed few days since are f1lly sustained.
The course will be twelve lecturss-six literary
i ana Elk sclentlnc; Baysrd Taylor opens the
literary division Friday evening, October 3O.
with his remarkably interesting lecture on
Ancient Egypt" The sale OF season tickets
opens at Bsllsntyne's next Thursday mornfng,
october y. The opportunity for selecting seafs
ior the season viii be open bnt one week, and
cur r-.,.s's VIII therefore do well to be On
hand early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

My ASSORTMENT OF gentlemen's suits. sspa-
rate garments and overcosts II now complete
and offers inducements OF an unusual chSra cter
IN regard 20 styles aud prices. a great variety
OF youths snd boys garment from low grade
10 tine.
A hne selection OF underwear. hosiery, gloves
handkercbiefs. ruffiers, c ,ruigan Jackets.
Perfectly fiftIHg SHIRTS.
Flne Tailoring Department on second floor.
garments 70 order IN best style st short NOT ce.
fOT those wishing business suits m sde - order
AT moderate prices, have opened a large - ck
OF desirable goods, pTicI from SIS upwsrcs.
One price cniv.
Gxo. C. HRyNIHe. No. 4lO I'm street
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CTP ITEMS.

Mr.. CHR. NAFDER's NATIVE WINE eannOs
be strongly enough recommended . the lOTers
OF whoieSome beverage, on - >auut Of g.
purity. Give Mr.. y. a call, At gIf 1th stree
northwest, and try it.
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SShirley Dare says dress bonnets are simply
inverted flower baskets.
D0A letter from Havana, dated October 10.
says there Is report afoat Of . defalcation TO
the amount Of 81 ,o0o, 600 In the Havana custom
house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

THR RACES AT BRIsaTwooD YKsTsRpAY-
" bm. PeHu' 1Td the FtctOr.-The fourth
race Of the fan series OF the Washington DRYING
Association for purse Of $50 took place at
BrlghtwOod Park yesterday afternoon in the
presence OF large number of spectatDrs. The
Iace was for horses which had never beaten
s.. The Judges were Gen. Morgan, l.. Smith
Or. A. Il. Whiting and Mr.. Salisbury. At2 90
the horses were entered in the following order:
Arthur Wild, Edwin Forrest, Jacob Lerian
Washington, jr., William Penn. The horses
came IN on the first heat in the following order:
IeIian, Edwin Forrest, VIM. Penn, Arthur
WHO, and Washington. Time 24O. In the
second heat Penn came in ahead; time 2 81. The
same horse won the third and fourth heats:
tinne z IA and ? s. 1t WAS announced from
the Judges stand before the close of Yesterdays
trial OF speed that race had been arranged for
"wednesday next between the following fayorite
tTOtteis: The CroPley colt, II. G. Hill, William
Penn, Lady Patterson, OF Msrtinsbrrg, Va.
Jacob Lerian, ard Edwin Forrest. Hui to 90
20 wagon, the others 10 harpess. The stakes To
be pure % follows. Each korre 10 nav $50
entrance, 10 which total tue association adds
500 Race to be three II i've. horses to start
AZ 80 D. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

DR. Bulls CoVGH SYRUr Is partic llsrly
recommended for children. II cures Coughs
Sclds' Group. Sore Throat, aEi Whcap ng
Cough. IL pleasant II the taste aud acts lke a
charm. Price, . cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

WE RECEIVED THIS DAY 81 barrels Of the
nnest Oysters in the world, which ~ will
exhibit and serve from our establishment snd
will be daily In receipt Of the sanle.
HARVEY & HoLDz~
10t6 Pennsylvania avenue, corner fffh street
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LOCAL NEWS,
srnsements, dc. Tonight.

No'i0Nal Tfsd'sT.-M Sc Lucille Western as
Nancy Sykes in 'sOIiver Twist
foTdrs Opera Ro1ss.-Mrs Jemes A. Oates
Comic Opera Company in "Les ID Gvs-ds'
TASatey Contqus-Miss Alice PlaCide and
Charles e Emmes I Inc Little Rife or the White
Spirit Of the Pswrees"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

The DIsH-RAG PLANT.-william Spelman.
81 Southport, exhibited ut the Journal ofics
yesterday queer vegetable production, which
is a large cd, q foot and a half in length, and
about two inches In diameter. Inside this Is a
spoDey, fbI Gus growth, which, when dry, s Of
metals, etc. Mr.. Spelman secured the original
in southern Kentucky year OF two ago, and
now has quite q number Of the plants growing
about his place. For want OF bstter name he
has called IL "The dish-rag plant. Iadizn9po-
lis Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

TRv Dooley's Yeast Powder, ynawIlt soon
nd II, not only the best, but also tbs chas.e1.
Baking Powder. Put uphill net weight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

TEE NAV French initial raised letter buttons
ard Mexican diamonds studs in plate az Prfzg's
jeEslry store on the Avenne, are very elegant.
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BUY your Hats. winter ralershj4ss and
Drawers, IruhSS, Umbrellas, aud Furnt,lfny
Goods, generally, az Lewis " POpa ~ one Prizes
Store" go eth street, between 1 ana X. Tie
cheapest place in the city. I62
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COREs. BUNIoHs, 80.
For relief from Corns. Bunions, Club ard In
growing Nails. etc, visit DIR. Whites establish
ment, NO. SIS 18th street, opposite the L. $.
Treasury.
THE Singer sBw-ss MACHINE s.!es cTIsJ2
were S219. Ger. k12-. VT
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TIE IHKATERs To-NIGHr.-The Jolly Mrs.
oates appears at FOrd's Opera House toni ght
in Ofenbach's "Les Bavar0s.7 Good in ever v
thing she undertakes, Mrs. Oates Il especially
good in "Les BavaTds," where full scOpe j.
given TO her musical capacities and her general
ability as an artist. Il will probably be the las
tine che viii appear IN this piece during her
present engagement
Atrur :, etional Theater t1-night Miss West
Urn makes bar last appearance, r-po~,.-S -- --.
nlehts performance OF "OHver Twist Miss
western is conceded 10 be the best ssNauev
Syke5' on the stage. She - ASSISTED Tonight
by Miss May Gallagher az isOliyer" and an ex-
ceuent company generally.
Little Rifie, or the White Spirit OF the Paw.
nees, will be presented for the last tme AT the
Theatre Comique tonight. IL has been v il
neSset by interested audiences every night
diving the present week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

DEATH IN STATION HoUsE.-Last night,
about ten O'Clock, Officer Benton found lying
on the sidewalk of 18th street, near l., an aged
white man, whose name was subsequently, found
10 be Patrick Hynes, and, supposing that he
was intoxicated, took him TO the fourth precinct
station. About II O'Clock he was taken with a
hemorThsge, and OfRcer Riley sent for DIR. Cal
ian, out before assistance could reach him he
EXPIRED: DE was about So years of age, and
nTed with MIS- Miller, on the corner of 10th and
W ashington.
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TIE WASHINGTON MoNUMKST-Thef follow
ing subscriptions were received this morning.
Washington Lodge, No. 2, L. O. o. F., Norfolk
MerChantVille, n, H. <25 -
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1HE SOUTHERN MARYLAND RAILROAD AND
ITS CKEDlToRs.-The committee appointed
some tire since at a meeting of creditors of the
Southern Maryland railroad TO wait on the
ITesldent, Colonel ). ). SmOOt, aud endeavor TO
make satisfactory arrangements As to occurring
their claims, recently made report, which has
been ADOPTED. The cOmmittc Mo Ssrs. James
l. BaTboUrs II. Browning, Frank Hume aud
ROBERT C8i1hRT-TepOIt that ''fbe president OF
the company a. rees 10 deposit bonds of the com
IaDv - secure gil claims against n, until such
TINE as he may be able TO conclude bis negotia-
TORS Tor the completion of the road. The COM
mittee ind that the Indebtedness of the road
which has already matured and We to matu-e
much less than was supposed, and of not such
an amCun- as 70 cause any alarm to its credit-
o ,, Considering the large amount of money ex-
lended upon the work already done upon the
Io2d. The committee heartily cor mend the
road 70 tie people OF Washington and Baltimore
as great work in the interests of those cities
and regard IL IS one OF the most, if not the most
important roads in this section Of the ~)untry
50 far a. the interests OF tue two cities nams1
are concel ned, and say that but few of our PEG
PIE realize the important business interests it
viii develop"
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wholesale Robbery at the Capitol.

ARREST or GANG OF BOOK THIEVES.
Fer some tine past several officials employed
~ the Capitol have been missing books from
The different Committee-rOOms, and the chief of
the Capitol police, Capt. stephen A. BOyden,
las been giving special attention to ferreting
out the thieves. This resulted in the arrest OF
cOlOIed man named Charles Graham, some
two weeks ago, who was caught in the act of
carrying away books from cOmmlttee-room,
and bis commitment - jail by Judge Sneli to
await the action CT the grand Jury. CAPTAIN
BCyden applied to Major Richards for assist
ance In finding The missing property and arrest
ing ali concerned in the thefts. The case WIS
given 10 Detectives McDeyitt and Miller who
recovered about two hundred pounds of public
6oSnments belonging to the Committees on
Military Ahaifs and Public Lands. Feeling
satisfied that there we're others engaged WITH
GIaham ID this business, they visited him in
jail and obtained Sufficient information - war
rant TIE arrest Of another cOlOred man,
named Richard Laws, owner OF tue horse
anc wagon used In conveying the books
away from the Capitol. This man, the
detectives say, makes this businegs of
gathering books from the several government
CepsI tMeEts 8 very lucrative calling. Laws
gave bal, and the following day they recovered
anoiEer quantity Of books, and arrested still
another cOlercd man named James Peed, dri yer
81 he wagon fer Laws. Ped scknoWledg 4
that BE went into committee rooms with Gra-
Ia n. and assisted him in tearing OFF the leather
birdings, packing the books and conveying
mem 10 Green's rag and junk shop, corner OF
llfh ard q streets. HeSs1s. McDevftt and Mil
Ter. IN company with Capt. Borden, visited
Bsl.'uOre yesterday, ard got from Meesrs
NheeiwTight, Nudge & Co, corner Of Share
and Lombard streets, six / lles Of old paper pur-
Chased OF Green, in this city, from which tbev
IecCve co l,SJO pounds Of these documents the
bindT all having been torn Oft from them and
IN some cases so mutilated as TO be rendered a.
most useleEs. Most Of these are valuable vol
nnits- and cannot be replaced at any cost.
10 Il due 10 MCssrE. WbeelwTight, Nudge &
&c. 10 state that they were entirely unaware OF
the presence Of these books in the bales NV
chased until their attention was directed 10 IL
by the officers, and that they sisted the Of
f. eTs al in their power IN gathering the prop-
eTly and returning the same - this CITY, where
u arrived safely this morning, ard will be r.
trIDeo 10 the Capitol. \ hearing OF the partles
will take place on Monday NEXT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

- FINE Gents Furnishing Goods, az BoHandsr
DIOS. 10 Il
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IHB NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per
Ceht: per snnnm on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, 9to4. SStur,favs,a 10
4 ana 70 B. g7t3,IttI6
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They say it takes two weeks to make
fashionable drees nowadays.
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ALL-"ooL NNDRRsHIRTS AND DRAWERS
$3.50 each; the latest style ScarfS, az UulIaDIer
Bros, next door above odd Fellows Han.
10,lil:
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EXTRA LARGE sIzE Underwear, at Hollande
Bros. lOfIT
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MERINo Shirts and Drawers. -, 81 y. sr.5l
each; MedCated Shirts and Drawers. a. H,l.
lander BToS., near WiiIard's Hotel. tOIlI:
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No CURE, No PAYl
Try Lunt's A que Cure, sure cure for fever
and sgde. For sale by all druggists. l1,ICC
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The FAMOUS DupreZ s. Benedict's minstrels
will appear in Lincoln Hall on Monday AMI
Tuesday evenings, October 18th and nth. This
troupe has performed In all the large cities of
the United States with nyarying success. Thew
introduce . new system for selling secured sears,
Their popular prices of admission are so and AZ
cents. No extra charge for reserved seats if
bought before the day the concert is to take
place. Reserved seat tickets sold ten DAYS iu
advance at so cents each at Ellis Music Store.
On the day and evening Of the entertainment
reserved seat tickets win be Is cts. extra.
TRANSFORMATION OF PENNSYLVANIA Vo-
TRRs.-The political committee Of the Pennsyl-
vania republic An association last night received
the announcement that the railroad companies
bad withdrawn their proposition to make a re-
Two cents per mile, but that where the associ-
alton desired fifty or more tickets to any one
port q reduction Of So per cent. would be
made. a subcommittee was appointed to con-
Ter with the transportation committee on this
sub3eet, and 70 ascertain the names OF tina meu,-
bers OF the association desiring such tickets Ia
Philadelphia, Harrisburg or Pittsbure.
O
TIE CASE or MRS. SPENCER VS.. TIVE Rxars-
TERs OF FoTERs.-In the Supreme Court ~ ths
United States, yesterday, the case OF Mrs sara
j. Spencer agt. Martin ct al was al uissed
under the 18th rule. This II the case of Mrs
Spencer growing out OF the registers OF voters
ref1ftrg to record her name, and Il was atlo Al
10 20 by default, because no one has the right 81
suffrage here at present, and another csse on
the calendar from Illinois win bring up the
same questio1ss
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1925 FOR ONE-QUARTkR BBL. SACK o. welch's
Best Family Flour, st w. J. REDsTRAkE's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner Of
ON ST. and New York avenue n. W. 1),7,E
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DUNLAP 4 Co.'S sra Avenue rvLE SIX
HAT.-AnotheT supptv received 10 -dlv. Non
genuine unless be IrinE their Trademark
1918 WILIEr & RUoFF. oO5 Penn Ave-
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SERIOUSLY INJURKD By A fALLs-Yesterday
hrs. Friedrich, wife OF Mr.. Emil 3. Friedrich,
met with severe fall at some brick buildings
on Last Capitol street, near 50. The buildings
were being remodeled, and she was superinte1-
0tng tome particular piece Of work when a
board on which she Was standing gave yay and
she Tell distance OF about twenty feet Being
az large physique, she sustained severe Injuries.
She vas removed TO her home. corner OF an
and East Capitol ueeis, and medical assistance
summoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

BROTHERHOOD OF TIE USIoN.-The Grand
Chief Washington b. L. II. FL Z. A, has
installed during the past week the following
oficers:
Potomac Circle-C. W, II. b. Read; Q. j.,
u ID L9Ve c Y. 81 ID " stevens; hon.
j. II. Bridwell; +. W., j. K. Kidd.
Mount Vernon CDcle---C. W., A. g. McDsn-
lels q. j., Henry Mconie; q. F., w. II. Stickell !;
ID, W. p. sibley; w. NJ, VIM. Lacy; Hon.
Her. j. r. Conner.
Warrington Circle.-C. W., w. Il. William
son. z. y :, l.. w. Shoemaker; q. F., 7. NJ. Dow .
ing, w ID, Robert McCutchen; W. N, X. L..
Hunter; Hon. Her. j. I. Gross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-17

MATTERS hUsfCAL.-What lima De Murska
says OF the Weber piano:
Dear Mr.. Weber. The fame which the Weber
piano has amongst European artists led me 10
expect much. but your instruments surBass that
expectation. Such pure, sympathetic, mus icaI
quality OF fOne, 20 much IN accord with the
voice, i cd Tot hope for Your cases are most
elegant, and the touch pleasant and agreeable.
am not pay-ng yon too high complime at
when rank you as the foremost manufacturer
OF the day. LIMA De MURsKA
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Gzo. c, HaNSrSs. No. 4lO 9TH street
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- HATS. mars. q

Fifth Avenue and Broadway Fall Style OF SILK
- HATS, from : ) 20 e.
STIFF EkLT HATS
sOFT EELT HATS.
octII-lm l32 Rrideesfresf = .nr,.. n,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
BARGAINS in Silks ani Dress Goods.

o t heavy GroGr,in Black Sk. white eae, 81 and 81 loi
worth ~ 25 snl 81 80. Great Bargains - -, 70 A., -
sneoi heayg Black suGs. S 90 81 OO ~ 90, sss
50 much under prices. . -, o- "a o-
3Ss. end 4Oc; all new styles ,- a. IN. 7z. "a
Frerch Csshmeres and hsrnos oeS' o'ors oV"i '" '"
S0c.-6ue goods - CO. m. oS.
Black goods in the ci.J-Sje, ese 9oe ooe-
4. 81 ~, 81 30
New-York tribune., 1874-11-16
The LEADING PARIS and LONDON NOVELTIES in
INen's Furnishing Goods,

Consisting Of sCARPs tbs. wINDsORs LINEN CAMBRIA
HAYDKERCHIhFs. sUsPENDERs. DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS,
CUFFS ROBES DE- CHAMBRE and BREAKFAST JACKETS and
PARIS KID GLOVES ct VRpreetaiy loo pres large invoice
t the EXTREMELY Low PRICE OF 81 per formerly sold at
81.
THE VARIETY which MAKE SELECTION and the RICH
NESS and ELEGANCE Of the ASSORTMENT MUST CONVlhCb
pufebsers aner careful that ONLY GREAT BARGAINS
offered.