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FULL LIFT OF THE WITNESSES SCNNONkn.
The case OF Augustus c. Soteldo. charged with
the murder Of his brother, Antonio N. Soteldo, by
shooting him on February 9Th last, win be called
for trial In the Criminal Court, Judge Wylle, next
Monday There Will likely be some time required
TO obtain. jury. and the trial may last several
weeks. The government has summoned forty
four witnesses, as fol.ows:-Dr. d. w. Bliss, DR.. T.
4. Sewers, Dr.. James r. Hartigan, Coroner ID. c.
Patterson, r r. Perry, Geo. w. Cross. Frank 3.
Murray, Arthur Chew, Clarence u. Barton. Frank
B. Conger, Louis p. Seibold, tr., Lieut.. r A. Ar
mold, Louis Horton James w. Mitchell, John NJ.
COyle, Henry r. Thorpe, Neal McDun Lathrop,
Wm r. Dunn. Andrew NJ. Ban Geo. H. Tichenor,
John Cooper McGinn, Byron Andrews, Henry v.
Boynton, Robert Christy, Geo. Mitchell, Edward
Donneliy, John Starr, Wm- b. Grinth, DIR. STAN
ton, Ellis Bliss, JOS G. STEELE. Lawrence E. Kear
ney, Chas l. Crow. Arthur F. Boomer, Wm II.
Hickman, Geo. w. Paxton, John l. Sargent, Rob't
Johnson. VIM. C Hinton, Hon. Geo C. Gorham,
Hallet Ktloourn, Henry E. Kalusowsk1, Charles G.
COnger and VIM. J. Dunivan.
The defense have sabpOenaed twenty eight wit
nesses, some OF them being the same as subpoe-
naed by the government, the following being the
additional ones:-L b. Clements, Morrow, Warren
county. Ohio; Mrs. Carrie w. Soteldo, same adj
dress; John Carson, Sergeant Robert johnson,
William j. Dunivan, Hon. George C. Gorham,
Hugh II. Taggart. Chas W. Danenhower, Senator
VIM. P. Kellogg Robert C. Holtzman. Walter Al
len, Boston ADVERTISER; Father Hughes, pastor OF
ST. Peters church: Commissioner Thos p. Nor
gan, T. MOlling. e. ID. F. Brady, Henry Nickel.
George w. Smith, Washington Post; - Murray.
clerk St James Hotel, and Rich'd A. Sylvester, Jr
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
BED COMFORTS! BED COMFORTS

500 pairs Just opeued. large double white wool blan
kets. 81. s. 90. IS. 50. So a. 81. SO. IS pair.
BED Comforts 75c.. 81. 81. IS. $3.50. 81. IS 81.
Red twiiled Flannels, all WOOL 25c.. Soc. &C.. 4Oc
45c-
All wool white Fiannels, 25c. Soc. 35c. &c, 4Oc.
Sheeting Cottons. ~ yds wide. 25c.. 30c., SIC.
Crochet Counterpanes, 81 81. IS. $3.50, 81. 49, 81.
Marseilles Counserpaaes, 150. 81, $50, S. $780,
"a. "a. so.
Cream Table Damask soc.
75c.
LADIES' Goth Suitings, new mixtures and PLAIN col
yard.
Canton Flannels. &c.. 1Oc.. 12c.. and I5c.
Lace Curtains, g. so. So. $3.50 81 Per set.
nottingham Curtain Lace &c.. 37c. Soc
LadisS. Gentlenen's and Children,s Wool Under-
wear. 2oc., 2Sc., Soc. &c., doc. 5Oc., 62c 75c
C. H. TOWS SON,
csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
CT South Side
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A SENSATION
Has often been made by the discovery of some new
thing but nothing has stood the test like Dr. Ben
sons Celery and Chamomie Pills.
They really do sick headache, headache
neuralgia. nervousness, seeplessness. indigestion,
paralysis and melancholy.
Price, 80 cents per box. two g. six for S. so by
mai. postage free-Dr. G. w. Benson. Baltimore, Md.
Sold by all druggists.
C. N. Crttanton. New York. is wholesale agent for
DE- &. w. Benson's remedies. o23
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w s ELL
w FINE SHIRTS
Cheaper than any other house in the world, and we
don't want YOU to take say but call and the
''Hannis" Shirt for 75c Made Of fine round thread,
long cloth musn tnot trash full Of prepared sizing to
deceive the eyes reinforced with fine linen bosom, lined
with linen, linen sleeve bands and linen neck band
Union linen. but pure hnen) and felled seams. (not
turned over and stitched through with stitch) all
finished ady for the wash tub with button holes
and then worked mot worked and then cut Only 75c
for the Hannis" shirt fun stock II Winter Under
shirts and Drawers at prices TO please The best
for l239 and 25c sold in this city All the latest
novelties in SILK Neckwear; s. Scarfs sold for 81 o.
75c. Scarfs sold tor 40c. At
oe2 MEGINNISS. 1902 street
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


AIAW.cm MtH TO-nfVft.
NATIONAL THEArER.-Rice's Surprise Party In
"Pop.n
TuEArER CoAroUE.-McIntyre & Heaths Spec
falIy Company.
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TINS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY to close them
out: 200 pairs ch1lds heeed lace shoes 2jc.: 125
pairs ladies' kid button boots. Soc; $50 pIirs gents
pointed toe, solid CATERS and walking shoes, re-
0u:ed from Sl.5O TO %. HahnS, S16 9TH st. and
1872 Pa ave.
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DON'T Miss the races Tomorrow.

EXTRAORDINARY MISUNDERSTANDING only: Solid
silver hunting case watches, only So 50; nickel
stem winters. $3.50; gOld-frOnt sleeve buttons 81,
worth 81 Lew Patterns IN solid Silver bangle rnsS,
bOc-, at ThOS. A. LadsOnS, SO 9Th st NV.
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HANDSOME SOUVENIR presented tomorrow to
each customer at NJ. AugenStein's, s17 9TH st.
when the following bargains win BE- sold: Dinner
sets 62 pes, 81 GO; decorated tea SETS A pcs 50 81
fancy tray and n doz gobets, SIC; sugar bowl,
l2c.; bronze stand lamp, complete, &c; bronz;
inquire, with chandelier trimmings, 98c.: water
bucket, so clothespins, brush, boxes blue, 31c
zinc washbOard, clothes line, 21c. ; fancy OIL
mats, Shell boxes, preserve dishes SC. each.
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Condensed Locals,

The first meeting Of re Sunday School Institute
Is to be held at the congregational church this
evening.
The friends OF the late Father Boyle are collect
Ing funds TO place monument over his grave,
their purpose being TO have it ready at the
anniversary OF his death in March next
Yesterday afternoon Johnnie Waller.6 years old,
living at 1852 street southeast, was struck by the
fracture, which was redu luce by DR.. Beale. '0"u
At the Carroll Institute meeting last evening
there was singing by Mr. J. E sAorb; an address
on GregOrian music by William Richards; recita-
ton by Mr. Manogue, and a reading by the presi-
dent O. the society, with some vocal solos by Mr..
The birthday OF Mrs Louise Pollock, principal
OF the National West End kindergarten, was cee
ment to the pupils OF that institution and the Ma
tiOnal Kindergarten.
The body OF Sandy Pinn, who died in the Albany
penite1tiiry. Will not be brought here for inter-
In mt at this tine but Will be temporarily inferred
at Albany and removed here hereafter.
To-Day the applications or Charles R. Dean and
John j. Crawford for admission to the bar were
referred by the Court in General Term TO the ex-
amining committee.
Jno. Starr was charged in the Police Court this
morning with assault and battery with intent to
Kill young man named VIM. Sneed Mr. Moore
st ted tn the defendant had orieited SO coIlat-
er4l, which he considered wholly Inadequate for
the ofenSe, and he asked that an attachment
Issue for the defendant.
this morning with refusing to assist Officer Ellis to
make an arrest The defendant stated that he
Hdtt just D6en St1DOPQ WITH q knife Wh2Q the
officer called on him, and wason his way to drug
store to have his wounds dressed. The charge was
dismissed.
Geo. Parrish, young colored man. was fined SO
ny Judge Smell this morning for assaulting Mary
Parrish, his wife. He told the court that he beat
her because she was ''diSfathful" to him.
Gordon Fiizhugh, colored coal HEAVIER on the
steamer Excelsior, was before IN ge Smell this
morning Tor aSSauiting and cutting Special Officer
Belts, vino IS stationed ut the steamboat wharves.
The case was continued for evidence for the de-
fence.
About O'clock yesterday afternoon William
Dick. boy IL years old, who lives on 18th street,
between H and northwest, while on his way to
the race track on bicycle was thrown at the cor
ner OF New York avenue and North Capitol street.
his head striking stone and causing conclusion
of the brain.
The international Sunday school committee con-
cluded their l,bOrS yesterday and adjourned The
lessons for 1884 were adote and Will be now sent
to London for the approval OF the English commit
tee The next meeting OF the committee will be
held at Nashville. Tenn, October, 1893
The Virginia coalition association will go to
Alexandria this evening to attend the public
speaking In that city by Governor Cameron and
Others.
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ssA1derney Dairy Wagons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c. Der ID
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per OF Cream. i5c. pint
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WoRsTED leggtnGs for children. 25c. pair; CASH
mere gloves IN ali shades, 25c. pair, at
Mrs MAX NEYLS, agt,
712 1ln street
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ENDLESS VARIETY OF overcOats. all the latest
styles and shades. Lew Newmyer, 14 18th street,
between G. anu LII.
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SPECIALTIEs for tomorrow. Large Job lot of
nne lace ti1es, applique tides and pillow shams
at less than Importers prices. Dammann's, 800
9Th street
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Such LOVELY Thompson Waves, In gray hair,
makts young l,dieS wish 10 wear them. They are
only found at 93l ST NV
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kENsINGTON art needle work taught at
MRS. MAX WEYL'S, agt,
~fI,
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CITY ITEMS.

FALL HATS AT Low PRIcKs-
0entlemens fashionable SILK Hats Is:
Green, blue, dahlia and brown Derbys g 10 .:
Latest styles mems black stin Hats. 81, 90 to s.:
Youths black and cOlored DerbyA 81, worth SIS
Our mems Dollar Hats" are uneQualled;
Splendid assortment OF boys and childrens' Hats,
all coiorS, at popular prices, good school Hats
80. &c. and 81 At Lewis, 92O 7th St. bet and
NV. Established 1854
N. B.-Price plainly marked In each hat
The Place where
all can be suited Is the most desired, ana such a
place is Noah Walker Co. 8, clothiefs. 625 Penn
sylvania avenue. Their stock, comprising men
and boys clothing, Is superb and every one going
there can't help being suited.
Louisa RichardaOm,
Washington, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
me OF Dyspepsia, from which had suffered nearly
all my life"
Don't DIE in the House.
Trough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bedbugs, nles ants, moles chipmunks gophers. l5c.
From China 20 Peru
and back again q thousand times In night, VIII
the mind OF the nervous sufferer travel, while
blessed sleep forsakes his eyes He enjoy sweet
rest by the use OF DR.. BenSon's Celery and Cham0-
mile Pills. Sold BY ali druggists
Tangier Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9th near E-Johnson's. Choice steamed, roast and
brOlled oysters AL selected Ladies' saloon nrSt
floor.
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LOOK Our for rhe grand opening OF Richolds
Boston shoe House. 491 Pennsylvania avenue
Mcniay, October 80: Tuesday, October 81, and
"Wednesday, November I, where you Will find the
largest and most s'lect stock OF fine boots and
shoes ever shown IN the District. souvenir pre-
scented 10 each purchaser
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DRY GOODS.
NJ r. mo UND & B " e A 3 :.
SEAroS PERnY,

OEATON Il ERRY,
fsUCCEssoR TO PERRY 4 BRorHHD
CALLS :" SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BIS LARGE
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES'. 0KNTLEMEN'S AND CHILDRENs
MERINO UNDERWEAR IN ALL WEIGHTS,
QUALITIES. SIZES. AND PRICES, MADE BIZ
THE CELEBRATED
AMERICAN HOSIERY COMPANY.
NOVELTIES IN LADIES'. CENT? AND CHIL.
DRENs PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
SILK HOSIERY from q 10 g.
LADIES' PIdsKIN MoUsQUETAIRE KID GLOVES
s*0.
PERINoTs CELEBRATED KID-aLovEs.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS" IN HANDKER-
CHIEFS.
"RARE BARGAINS" IN TABLE LINENS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, BLANKETS. QUILTS AND
SHEETINGS. RAW SILK. TABLE AND PIANO
COVERS.
ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINs
~ CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania ave-, corner 9th strs,..
Established 1910. o25
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BLACK AND CoLoRED Foster pat lace hook kid
gloves. every pair warranted, Sc worth Al 25
HanfSome souvenir with each pair. Dammann,s.
tC6 9TH street -
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EXTRA RACES tomorrow.

On SATURDAY ONLY, Clark'5, 752 7th St, popular
IS. day
Our celebrated SOC. corset for CSC.
OIL boiled, regular made hose. p =, worth SOC.
Six embroidPrea hose, sc. merInO understands,
&c Ia ro hose, 25:. ali silk Spanish ficAu5, 25c.,
and other great bargains at ClaThS 732 9TH st.
IL W.
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LOCAL MENTION.

ALL SHADES OF Berlin zephyr, &c. and &c.; Ger
mantown wool, &C., &c, &c.. SC. or; reduction to
wholesale buyers. Dammann's, sos 7th street.
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Try our 4sc eorsets; our corsets in all shades at
u cannot Dc beat
Mrs. MAX WEYL- agt,
ZIP 1Ih street
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Thy Pennsylvania coke. See advertiser

EVERYBODY AsTONIsRED at the low prices Lev
Newmyer Is selling his fine clothing, 73i 1T
street, between q and III.
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BUSINESS SUrrs, s12 SIS. $3.50; HoIlander Bros,
l217 Pennsylvania avenue.
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HARRIS Insect Powder, the best In the world.
EXTRA RACES Tomorrow
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CEILDREN's haDd-kn1t wOrsted coats, hoods caps
1eggngs and mlttS. The largest assortment at the
lowest prices. DamlnannS, $40 7th street
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THE Jockey Club race meetings will terminate
Tomorrow,
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
Sl1 MARKET SPACE.
Have very large stock Of DRY GOODS of the best
Class and ut the Lowest Prices.
schroder's Celebrated MONOPOLY SILK in Black,
at 81 2s, 81. so, $l.75 s. 81 rs. CANNoT BE BEAT"
OTTOMAN SILKS, Black and Coors.
Special numbers in COIORED SILKS, 81 81. 25 81 so
BkOCADE PLUSHES, very stylish
AsIlendid lire Of PLAIN PLUSHFS and vELyETS.
We keep MAGNIFICENT line of LUPIN'S Black Goods.
C0URIAULD'S ENGLI Ii CREPES. Wide for Ves.
FLANNELS, BLANKETS and COMFORTS.
Our stock Of TABLE LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS
Is very attractive.
Ladies' and Gents HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' and Gents HANDKERCHIEFS, beauti full
variety.
large stock Of Prints Brown and Bleach Canton
Flannels, and all Leading Domestics Rock bottom
figures The Store is now complete and the verdict is
that it is well lighted" WELL VENTILATED and WELL
Of Prices solicited
ONE PRICE ONLY
TRUNNEL b CLARK.
OFT Gil MARKET SPACE.
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NEW MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT.

other concern in the city. ols
NEW MUSICAL ESTABLISHMENT.
After being connected with the Music Store Of Ellis
IN 5nsry last to sh s wfa on
that firm, and accordingly did SO the first OF Sep
q aiHn s q n coa
dent OF his ability to make like success Of an estab
opened new and handsome Store at
No. 915 STREET. NEAR 9TH NORTHWEST
where he is prepared to serve old friends and with
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC,
and every description of MUSICAL. MERCHANDIsE
usually found in tirrt-class Musical Establishment
Having during the past twenty years. sold and tested
EMERSON PIANOS,
accepted the agency sale in
and as a medium. priced Piano is prepared to recon-
ceence Of tone and workmanship those Of other
He has also secured the agency for the sale of the
GEO. STICK & CO. PIANOS. OF NEW YORK.
which acknowledged by all unprejudiced persons as
THE MOST PERFECT PIANO MADE.
Their reputation is unpurehased The manufacturers,
perfectn Of their Instruments rather thai the engage
ment of foreign artists at fabulous prices their
instruments IN public.
At the Vienna Exhibition they received the
ONLY GOLD MEDAL.
pubic to ea and examine new and
carefully selected stock OF Goods.
H. EBEIBACH,
o212w Managing Partner Of the late firm Ellis Co.
D E o MN G..
KINGS PALACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
The Largest Retail Millinery House in the United
States. extending from 7th to 9Th street.
200 feet deep. covering =. 900 feet
Of ground.
AND OPENING
HATS AND BONNETS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN THE MILLINERY LINE
CONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. ON
ACCOUNT OF INCLEMENCY OF
THE WEATHER.
hnery and Fancy Goods Coaks Dress Trim
mings. Lace Goods. and Kid Gloves
An Elegant Fine ard Expensive Souvenir to every
caller. and All additional and lovely
Souvenir to every purchaser.
ALL ARE INVITED TO OUR GRAND OPENING,
The most wonderful display that skill and art can
produce.
KINGS PALACE.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
GUSTAV ADOLPH,
LADIES' RIDING habit AND ovER-eARMENr
UTTER,
AT LADIES' CLOAK PARLoR,
on-1m AZ 9th street northwest.
sEa &C. I s Se RAY oE NaRkk 81 THEIR
CHOICE Hsf, 81 sssf' n; SfSfa BUTTER
s s:
ST. fss'ess cSssss: al s.; new a n0r.
we MAKE specla " OF SELtC I'D FANCY BUT
TIERS Our buyiT agent is personally acquainted with
the daries maxi y them. Storage depot corner 18Th
and G streets 30 invest. o2l-3m
Ike. o'MEARA's LIQUID 15c.
| F. f s sssss I'LL
| S. 8: ~ T. T.
GGG LII UU EEE
Warranted the strongest toughest and most elastic
Glue on Earth! Epdorsed by that Scentest Prof.
Baird, OF the q. s. Fish Commission. Clues every
thing solid q Rock! Wood, Eaper, Leather Glaes
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EVERY shoe bought at Hahn's Is a bargain, es-
pecally those gents $3.50 calf boots Ladies'
81 50 worked hole Kid or goat button. Ladies' 80
ami SO 30 best goat and Kid button. Ladies' S. so
hne handmade button and gents fine hand
Stitched boots and shoes
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II N e CT OF HING
MEMS. YOUTHS AND BOYS, WEAR:

The assortment Of the above goods at the
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS
Material. 1horoughness of Workmanship, Perfection
OF Fit or Elegance of Finish while prices % per
cent to 40 per cent lower than those Of house in the
THE MIsFIT STORES OLD ARGUMENT.
ran overcoats at s.. worth.
.. Ii
=. =. ~, ............................1 Is
:: sik faced At SlS wG ;:tii:::::::::: %
Medium Weight overeoats =. 70 :: e
Good Beaver overcoats in black. blue and green at
Fine Caster Beaver Owe coats at 500 worth S.
chinchila overeoats at Sc 90 worth. 70
p... !: 5s:$S ::::::::::::: 4
Finest Chinehira satin lined at sa7 worth Is
Tls,ers at s.. g. SO and So, worth fully double
':'' =: i worm j SUITS e: 4 4 worth { :
FOR BOYS FROM SsiF IT 70 III Il: worm ''s'
FOR BOYS FROM Z io SStn PANTS .ax s' Ans
sui's r t5fp sa4s fS5M T e s,Esans
SUITS from 70 to E Fsga'sd for the
Black Cloth Suits Prince Albert style. ssG worth go
- Fun Dress, SO. IS
Brown Castor Beaver css eat and Vest Prince Alder:
Coats He5s Worth sss 81 IS and So
Pants at s. $3.50, So. S.. SO. s. s.. So SIS and S.
worth fully the price named Odd Vests very cheap.
tH Our MOTTO: No trouble to show goods.
THE MIsFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
.N.B.-The Misft Store has no connection with any
other concern in the city. OILS
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A. STRAus, entrance No. 932 ID street northwest
during the reIayIng OF his pavement, Is Offering,
genuine bargains Give him a call.
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LOCAL MENTION.
he W Gather.


morning, light variable winds and lower barome-
ter.
Special Weather BuIletln.
LIGHT LOCAL RAINS LIKELY To MORROW.
following special bulletin to the press: The ba-
rofntter Is highest in the south Atlantic states,
apd lowest northeast of New England lt Is also
low In the Oaio valley, ana IN the upper Missouri
Faliey. Fair weather continues in the southern,
middle, and New England states, lake region, and
northwest Local rains are reported from the
ONO valley. The temperature has fallen from five
70 ten degrees in NV England, northern portion
or the middle states and near Lake Ontario, with
light westerly winds. The temperature has fallen,
and is below freezing In Dakota; but has risen
from ten degrees To twenty degrees in the upper
MISSOURI valley, and on the north Pacific coast.
The Indications are that warmer fair weather VIII
preytii In the southern states on Saturday, and
slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather will pre-
Vail In the middle states, AMI In New England,
with light local rainS In the middle states Sat
urday.
To MAKE room for hold ~ presents the follow
ing immense bargains will be sold tomorrow only
at X. Golischmds, Sl2 9TH st. n.w.-Cocoa door
mats SS;. worth 81 handsome decorated chamber
sets, 10 pieces 50 IS and 81 50, worth from s. to S
covered chamber buckets, assorted color5 4Cc
white porcelain cups and Saucers 60c. dz. worth
goc; % baby Carriages below cost; decorated
French china moss rose tea sets, A pieces So 50,
worth s. 80; shopping baskets embroidered and
lined % /, decorated EnTlish China persian rOse)
dinner sets I59 pieces s25, worth ssY III nd painted
French china iruIt plates, with git waved edge
2S each worth 60 =; 1-2 hoop cherry water bucket
with large scru6Oing brush 23c. IS per cent dis
whis2 broom and boxes OF army aud navy black
Ing 2oc. worth Soc; gObletS Csc. y d. worth 50c
wine glas ea 20c. Il dZ-; pickle dtsaes &c. deco
rated china cream pitchers &C.. metallic hair
brus he's with dressing comb 25c.; engraved bohe-
milan gltSS decanters Csc, worth U.s.; blue willow
china plates for breakfast, dinner and dessert Soc
d.. worth 81: real mljolica, covered butter
dishes Soc worth 81 covered sugar bowls 25c.worth
SUc. salad bowls SOC. worth 81.
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SATIN DOLMANS and circulars, half price, $50 I'll
street
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Blue GRAss.-The prosperity OF the blue grass
country Is noted They all like the famous sour
mash whisky there, and drink IL at all times
Bend LIZARD and J. Nj. Walker are famous for
their distfll ttOnS- Try them. Xander has the
only supply In the city; GIL 9TH street.
SPECIAL BARGAINS, 8 button kid gloves, slightly
Soied, So original price, 81 the queen shook
corset sL25, worth 81 Is; another lot Spanish lace
tles. loo. Underwear greatly reduced. Gents
German linen hdkfS. slightly damaged. 15c. worth
0c 4piy linen collars, for 25c. besides bar
gains In al kinds dry goods, blankets, hosiery,
-; Carpets and oslcloths below cost A hand
strasburger's Auction Dry Goods House, 726 9TH
street, between and III.
SPECIAL BARGAINS for to-day ard tomorrow
only at Hahns, sic 9Th street ard 1922 Pennsyl-
vaDia avenue 30 pairs child'S heeled laced
shoes. 25e. iZ pairs ladies' box-toe Kid button,
e0c. go pairs gents stylish solid laced CATERS
tl-2s worth $l.7o.
BEAUTIFUL set of picture cards VIII be ure
slippers. on saturday and Monday, the 2sth and
SOth 1nSc-, AT the grand opening at L HeiIbrun's
~3 eth street. Sign: The Old woman In window
CHOICE rib roasts. 124c. 93s La. ave., cor 10th.
EssT RIVER. Maurice Coves AMI Cone River
tysters, very fine. for hair shell, steaming &c
Johnson's 9ta and streets. Ladies' saloon FIRST
0ooE.
pure and elegant AcGee's wine store, 404 9Th
a9eet northwest
TREasuRk FOR YOUR CARD ALBua-The ele-
giant chrome card presented Tomorrow only to
every customer at Hahns. sl6 7th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-27

EssT RIVER, Maurice Coves AMI Cone River
kysters, very fine, for half shell, Steamny &c
yohnson's sta and Z streets. Ladies' saloon FIRST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-27
EXTRA RACES Tomorrow.

MorsQCETAIRE KID GLOVES IN all the new shades
at ILL.,, ,or tomorrow only, at Clark s, 732 9Th
II. q. W.