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RAILROADS.

SS55ShfE 1Esf AS H9s 9zxFzr
Lily 9ESSEsR HsdESEs
TRAINS LEAVE sLi rs sga 1871 s9srrox
For p;.t o. SIxTa ri up tP STREETS As FOLLOWS
81 s aaa 'e car ss Ss1o h fa hHr s
- d ~ daily with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg
Pslae' Cars to Pittsburg and Cincinnati Also. con-
aB 4 St 1s1ys w fer s s1ss va GsnRnns
r. th3sa7o Mall Ell iress 950p m, daily. for Pitts
nuiE and the West, with Palace Sleeping Car Washing
BAL MORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
$50 daily except saturday with Palace Cars
"a, hii''on to Canandagua. and Harrisburg to
POI Minismsp9rt Lock Haven and Elmira at $50 m
For New York and the East 500 H. 1o:4oa m. 30
to 80 and loo Z m On 4, s1,dny % , 80 and
For S w1a ate ehan ssns p m every week day
For BraEiyn j. T. al Through trains connect at Ier
direct transfer Fulton street avoiding double fer,
III IIat g, s;,qss New icrk City.
m On Sunday -. 80 90 MI 10 g 1 p si M
For Rai.no 20 500 a 80 eHsft snnaa AND
80. = 10 40 60. 50. 30 and 100 p. ON
Sin'.aS $50. III: 40 40 go 80 $50 and 10 70
Fer IoIe Creek Line $40 a. IN and 4:4o D. H. daily
Fog ANNAPOLIS. SO ans, 40 M daily except Sun
Nay MY. AXP ALEXANDRIA AND WasHiNGToS
1ar Aicxai.,r:a $50 go 80 IL 90 and II so an,
~, ~ 20 30. 500 and IL 30 pm. On Sunday at
Tor iienoid and the south $50 and IL 90 m. daily
1a leave en- ae aa1s ss for WSniy Geo
ara iGo an l?:3o 500. 81. $40, 90 and 9:10 p
Tickets and information the Office northeast corner
ZION orders can be lett for the ehscking Of bag
esse l" destination from hotels aud residences
CHAs- E PUGH. General Manager. jy9
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TROM THE BOSTON GUARDIAN" FOR SEP
L. TENDER; The reply Of the Mutual Reserve Fund
by old line Journals b one Of the most
and unequiyDcal documents that We have had the
parusAl Of for time There .ifa "ands |"
"buts" In It but ths assertions clear cut and
carry their fu meaning on their face the opponents
Of the Association want 10 meet tho issue they hAyo IL
hsrs 70 meet they dc not the manly thing for them
stitution, taduced y Without reason. and theEeaft9
hold thear peace" Once Of the Association 1O0e II
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CHANGERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRONED SUBURBAN PROPERTY ON LIN
coin AVENUE lOR (iLENWOOD ROAD KNOWN
AS THE HEATING PROPERTY, AND ON s
STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON, d. c.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the ~.
District OF Columbia. sitting in equity passed in &:5
cause twhereln Heating ct al colnpainants and 2
McLaughiin ct al are defendaFts) No 1861 shall on
MONDAY, the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D.
1888. ut THREE O'CLOCK p NJ, on the premises sell
the following described real estate situated in said
and TO- in McI aughln's subdivision Of the tract OF
interest i and to Lots 80 81 and 81 in the
buildings and improvements thereon consisting Of
large and well built brick dwelling and stables
ON THE FOLLOWING DAY Ar HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ, subdivision of lot No o. In square Dos
fronting = feet inches street by depth of loo
feet on 18th street northwest with the improvements
consisting OF atw0story and basement brick dwelling
Terms: One third caeh balance In SIX and twelve
On al 70 a. e s1 R1 cent from I'd de,
chasers Deposits OF S25 viii be required each
improved lot and $3.50 the Homestead and 31OO on
the street property terms Of eale not complied
with within i've days after day Of sale the trustee re-
serves tho right 70 resell the property at the risk and
cost OF the defauitng purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN r. ENNIS, Trustee,
No. zB6 Louisiana avenue.
In Orer to secure DO the purchase purchaser of
the homestead mentioned In the above advertisement
good and valid title 70 the whole Of the sd property
shall at the SAME TINE AND PIACK offer Tor ealamy
undivided Interest In and to the said homestead
o20-d0 AARGARET A THYSON.
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Miss HILL SUES SENATOR SHARON roR DIVORCE

Miss HILL Sues SENATOR SHARON FOR DIVORCE
Miss Aggfe Hill, claiming to be Mrs sharon, has
brought suit in the superior court, san Francisco
against Senator Sharon FOR divorce, division OF
common property and alimony. Her claims are
based on w1lful deSertfOn and repeated acts OF
adultery. She says that when she was married TO
the senator he was deeply I'm debt and that his
property was only worth $5000,0D. Under their
Joint management as man and wife the senator
Is now worth H5,OO0,OO. She asks that an
account be taken OF all business transactions since
their marriage In order that the value OF the COM
mon property may be determined and equally d.
ytded
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A Standstill i'm Wall Street.
FRACTIONAL DECLINE ON STOCKS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The Erenttg Posts financial
article says: The stock market generally slug
gsh and heavy during the forenoon. At 1870 O'Clock
the net result OF the trading up To that time
last nights prices, though number of stocks also
were either unchanged or a fraction higher. The
principal activity was in three four stocks Ore
gon and Transcontinental, showing a decline OF X
from last nights prices. Lackawanna Il lower than
last night Lake Shore declined Il from last night s
close. and Erie frmeT. Money was 3a3k per cent
this forenoon
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A MONSTER WHALE ON A VIRGINIA REACH-The
whale which went ashore at Burnett's island. tisl-
lord creek. Accomac county, Va, on October ri. is
being cut up. About 100 gallons OF oil have been
secured, besides a lot OF fine wha,ebone The car
caS, which Is Up feet long and II feet thick Is
utilized for feftilinng. Last sunday, while the
whale was trying to wrfgge on from the shore,
William Barnes yentured too near In canoe and a
sudden hop OF the monsters tail sent the canoe n.y.
ing In the air. MI Barnes was probably severely
injured, as he fell in comparatively shallow water
and was drowned before he could be reScuad
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THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

FIlHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
NEAR THE CAPITOL. PARTLY IMPROVED BY
SMALL, FRAME HOUSE.
BY virtue Of deere of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. holding special term. in a
equity in No S445 Equity Docket % wherein "a
Henry 4. Willard is complainant and Joseph c. Willard
Is defendant which decree passed the 18th day
Der Der The Io, IHIkT I. lsTH D. 1888 ct the
sale at public auction Lot five t3) in square FIVE hun
dred and seventy six 57G in the city of Washington
by q small frame house.
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree are: One
third - OF the purchase money shall be paid in on
day OF sale one-thrd in one year and third in two
secured by norage upon the property sold deposit
of onethrd OF the purchase money must be made when
THE property Is knocked down. ConyeyaIcing at
purchaser HENRY WISE GARNEIT
No Columbian Law Building
Z. c. COLE,
Oc2G-dts 4l2 9th street northwest
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Students Suspended.

TROY, N. Y. Nov. 1.-The sophomore and fresh
man classes OF the Rensselaer, Poly technic Institute
were suspended today. During struggle between
the classes this morning for class banner property
OF the institute damaged to the amount OF 1900
Two students were seriously injured and others
slightly.
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Railroad OFFICERS Ccnsur-d.

TROY, N. Y, Nov. 2--The coroner's Jury in the
case OF the falling OF the Fort Edward bridge while
a Delaware and Hudson passenger train was pass
Ing over it, resulting in the death OF two persons
and the fnjurfng OF twenty-seven others, to-day
rendered verdict, cenSuftng the engineering de-
partment, the railroad superintendent and the
chief engineer
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DaEn.

BnRGH On Tuesday, October 30. 1893. JOSEPH
t af snn Of s d o ,s e. asnPon
ty five years y resident of South Washington.
Calm on the bosom of their God
Sweet father rtst thee now;
His seal was Gu thy brow.
Dust to its narrow house beneath.
they SSai Who + s, place c on IN, high a.. =, a,
No more may fear to die.
Gone. but not forgotten.
BY HIS Sosa
CLEMHNTsON. On November LIST, 1883, EMMA
JANE, daughter of ". II. and Annie E. Clementson,
aged fS Is ye s1S months and days
tend the funeral services at Grace Church Georgeown.
CURTIN. Departed this life on Friday, November I'd.
,s after long and ainlui illness CATHERINE the
beloved wife OF Daniel Curtin age forty years.
Funeral win .fs place fs rom her fate residence No.
at2oeiock p. ~ Relatives and friends invited
attend IT.
m. CATHERINE McGILIICUDDY, widow of the late
owen McGilicnddy. native OF County Kerry. Ireland.
Funeral saturday morning a. O'Clock from her late
reslaence 1ta street northeast hteraent at Holy
s9Saf n SsT HGrt sx # asas os
years. son of the late Lewis d. moore OF tits city
VANCE. On Thursday. November LIST 1888 CHARLES
fSn Is sat an Soss@ Sa ID at e h from hi,
late residence. near Hysttsvie. Md Friends invited TO
WELLS. On Thursday, November LIST, 1893. FIVE min
utes to eight in the evening, RHODA WELLS ia ths
sxtieth year Of her age.
Past her suffering, past her pain;
Case to weep for tears are vain:
Calm the tuInult of thy breast
For she WIN suffered nj St
BIZ HKR CHILDREN.
Funeral viii take place from her late residence No
10ll street. between Tenth aud Eey nth soutlw st
on Saturday. al O'Clock p. IN g
W, WILLIAMSON; On November LIST, 1888 At D. m,
Mrs. HARRIET WILLIAMSON, widow Of the late Ben,
jamin williamson in the seventy eighth year age
Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
lUu0 Eleventh street northwest, Sunday at
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FRAZ1ER-MORGAN. In Baltimore by the Rev DR.
Lanahan, former pastor of Foundry M T. church. az
this city. SPENCER FRAZIER of Cecil county Md,
to MINNIE L. MORGAN, of San Francesca, Cal
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Murdered Her Newly Welded Hus
hand.

HUNTINGTON, ND. Nov. 2-Charotte Epps was
found guilty OF numbering her husband last June
by administering poison. Epps Was an Old and
ess two months preceding his death. she previously
having served him In the capacity OF hollsekeeper.
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GR1xAuLr & Co.'s
MATICO CAPSUIES

Are warranted to effect rapid cure in the most sever
cases Of private diseases They do not faue the stom
will be found q safe and effective remedy.
ta22-tu&fly SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTH
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THE CITY Posi- OFFICE DIREcToRY-In order to
perfect the directory OF residents OF this city kept
at the city post office, and thereby facilitate the
delivery OF letters Postmaster Conger has prepared
circular asking each head of household to supply
the post Office with complete list OF the persons
residing in the house Fifty thousand OF these cir
cuIars Will be distributed through the city. Each
circular is supplied with blanks, I'm which, it is
expected, the names OF the inmates OF each house
VIII be written. The circulars Will then be returned
to the city post Office Postmaster Conger expects
valuable results from this effort to make the direc-
tory as complete as possible
T0-DAY's CABINET MEETIEG.-At the Cabinet
meeting this afternoon all the members of the Cab
met were present. except Secretary Frelinghuysen.
1t was expected that the President would appoint
new Surgeon General OF the Army, but 1t was
learned after the Cabinet meeting that no selection
had been made.
MORE COMMENTARIES ACKNOWLEDGMENT
received by the secret service division to-day report
the arrest in Indiana OF Joseph A. Perkins, for
counterfeiting. Perkins formerly operated with
the gang OF cOunterfeiters arrested yesterday The
agent Of the secret service division at Denver Co..
reports the arrest OF William j. Schroeder and
Alexander " Fox, for passing counterfeit go notes
on the Bank OF Commerce OF New YORK.
COMMISSIONS were to-day issued to 7. b. Busick,
postmaster at Ike Henry county, Va, and j. Suth-
eriand, Cooley, Dickinson county, Va.
MAIL MEssENGKR SERVICE has been discontinued
at Greenbay, Va, and DR.. Luke z Whiteside has
been appointed mail messenger at Glen Allen, Va.
REAovAL-The Geographical ONCE OF the Post
once department has been removed from the
building on street to new quarters, in the build
ing ~ 9th street.
TIE FOLLOWING NAMED employees reported No
yember list at the House Of Representatives post
ONCE for duty. J. +. Wilson, Peoria, m; James A.
Crystal, Des Aoinos Iowa; = + Grant, Forestburg,
Dakoea; George Hardesty, Indianapolis, Ind; VIVA.
Judge, Prince George, Nd
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Dissrict Governncns Affair.
HOW TO GET An AlI.xY OPENED.


In reply 20 a petition OF O. T. Pulaski ana othcra
TO have an alley opened IN square S. the Commts-
Saoners state that the law In regard 20 opening
alleys by condemnation is AZ present 30 dcfsriiye
that all attempts TO act under it have failed ana
the proceedings IN each case have been abandoned
As the law now stands any hot owner who Is dis
SaaSned with the benefits aSseSsAd against him
has IL In his power 10 defeat the condemnation by
misstoners are unable 20 enfnrcc its collection.
Under these circumstances Il Is not advisable 10
e e upon any proceedings for condemnation.
Inc patties desiring the alley should settle among
themselves the question OF benefits and damacss
obtain title 70 the land intended 70 be used for an
aiiey ana then convey IL 10 the public.
TIRE Rally FRENCH PAVEMENT
The District Commissioners to-day addressed
letter TO First Controller Lawrence, stating in
reply TO an inquiry by the controller that a SUIT
had been entered against the bond OF the contrar-
tor who had laid the Baily French pavement for
repairing which a claim OF 81 Sl2 N had been nl.d
by Messfs Crawford & Fflbeft The commissioners
In the letter record their emphatic protest against
the action, based upon an opinion OF the First Con-
guarantee, provided by law 10 meet the very
emergency that has arisen fn this case, has be-
come lost 10 the District.
LIQUOR LICENSES.
The Commissioners to-day approved applications
for liquor licenses as follows: Catherine Bu,hier,
christopher Bartelmus Hilarious Passenger Ed
MS Murphy, Edward L. Woody, George Schwertzen.
The application OF Daniel W. Twomey WAS dlSap-
proved
BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED
by Inspector Entwisle: y. L. Halter & ID = Nor-t-
SOU, efts'I heiwesn nth
and 18th streets northwest: 5000 New lork
avenue church, near i4th street. repair the same:
si,soo Sulick Palmer. erect a private stable In
rear OF 9l2 18th street northwest: 81 300
CHARGED WITH SELLING LOTTERY TIckETs.-
Joseph r. Moiltere was arrested to-day by netec-
tiveS Block and Ran for violating the law by selling
Louisiana lottery tickets, and he gave bonds 90
appear tomorrow.
ARRESTED FOR ASsaUIr.-Mr T.. NJ. Terrell. W
the railway mail service, Post Oflice depart nrni
was arrested this morning hy Detective Block on
Inc charge or aSslGittng James Gleason.
and gave bonds for hearing. Mr.. Gleason
Is the complainant In the case against ate ur viu-
iatng the political assessments act, ana today he
went into IeEHellS room AT the Post Office depart
ment. and claims TO have been forcibly eJe,ted.
RANGE OF THE THERMoaETER.-Tho following
We're The readings at the Office of the chief snl
officer today am. ais: II am, al1 pm, s65
Maximum, a., minimum, S9I.
LOST HER PrRSE WITH ALL HRR M0SEY.-NrS.
Virginia Fcnt.ine, residing AT No ISL half street
southwest, yesterday afternoon stopped IN the
store OF MIS-. Schafer 23 y street. Ia make pur-
chase. and then went to Alex andria by boat. when
she discovered that her purse, with f5. WIS gone
In consequence she and her children went supper
less 10 bed last night.
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WORCESTER, MASS, Nov 1.-The West Boylston
schools have been closed account OF diphther1a,
Fifty cases and five deaths have been reported
within q week
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NOTE--MANY PEOPLE IMAGINE THATkssa
IN because make r.
10 W.
speciality OF bargains at all times in second hand Pianos
and Organs, that do not keep
NEW
stock This Is . mistake althoush 1t IS seldom
that buy NEW goods the regular full price
system. A. 1 never ask more than from 820O to
$3.50 for the very best Pianos made. Pianos reg
uiari sold at prices ranging from $3.50 to 81 go must
buy them IN such to sell for less than the
ufacturers Wholesale price. This by attending as
snee sales and aeeePting the offers of
Pianos and organs from the best known makers fire.
guent arrive 1t store with the sinle instruction.
"Sell this
PIANO
for the best cash Offer and remit soon possible {"
Commencing October LIST, shall offer line of goods
unequalled
FOR
excellence and variety. and at such prices that
NOTHING
In the way OF competition will b. circumstance
worthy Of consideration. This is bankrupt stock Of
goods arriving in such quantity to douby fill my store
so 1 must sell New Organs at S45 worth $40: new
fsno Sl6S worth 500; VIM knabe & Co.'S best, $50
CHAUNCY j. REED. No. 43j 9Th street northwest,
Washington. DC sepy9
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The New York stock Markr

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
by special wire TO III. a. Dodge SO 18th street:
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II T. COLDWELI4, Real Estate Auctioneer

II T. COLDWELI. Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED real, ESTATE.
No. 1907 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust dated January 9th a
d. 1877. recorded in Iiber No S44. folio Ill ct Ks
seq, of the land records for the District Of Column IN
ba and the request of the holder of the secured
thereby Will SELL at public auction in front of the
premises. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER TWELFTH. 1888
ut FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ the following real estate
situate in the city of Washington District Of Columbus
being lot numbered four t4 in W. w. Corcoran's subd
hersd three hundred and thirty (3 together with
the improvements, &c.
Terms of sale Onehalf cash. and the balance in two
equal installnents payable with interest in six and
twelve months, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold, all cash. at purchasers option deposit
Oh $ioo rsard ut the time OF sale and az recording
are not complied with in seven days from the day Of
SALE the trustees the right resell the same
after five days at the risk and cost Of
defauting purchaser.
31-eO&ds CHARLES c. GLOVER I 1fustees.
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CtHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ S Sstp EspATE SITUATED HTpr,, ON NORTH Ia
STREETS WEST. AND ON THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF FIRST AND L STREETS NORTH

WEST
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of tlee
District Of Columbia, dated the 18th day of October,
al VS. 0Brien ct al No asss Of the Equity Docket Of
offer for sale ct public auction, on TUESDAY, THE
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D. 1888, AT FOUR
described real estate situate in the city Of Washington
the pla Of said city lot No IL in Square No ST.
$50. - - w.
Terms: One-fourth cash. and the residue in
three equal installments at ak twelve eighteen
to DC secured by the purchasers notes and reserved
ton. deposit Of elO0 be required on each piece Of
property sold ut the time OF SALE and II the purchaser
from date Of sale the trustee reserves the right resell
chaser after three days notice in THB EVENING SrAR
newspaper Convesancing aud recording 1t purchasers
cost. JOHN f. HANNA fr11sfee
Websters Law Building, sos street northwest Wash
fngton, ID. G,
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct o26-eokds
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
The PHILADELPHIA Malpractice Case

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2-The coroner's inquest In
the case OF Maggie Conway, aged - years, who
died on Friday last at the house OF MIS- Ann Nc
Ilhenny, was continued to-day. Additional teStt
mony was given TO show the improper nature OF
Mrs. Mcllhennys calling and the jury rendered a
verdict OF death from attempted malpractice the
HANDS OF MIS- Mcfihenny. The accused, who is 60
years OF age, was committed TO await the action OF
the grand Jury,
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VyHE CEILtLOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
out always Clean and can be worn While
bathing. u for sale st
CHA8. FISHERa
623 5th street northwest
MRS FISHER deyotes her attention to the wSnta Of
Lady Patrpnx MI
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RANGE OF THR THERMoMErER.-The following
were the readings at the Office or the Ci.icf sni
officer today am 3: IL am, al9 pm, Sc 3.
Maximum, 4f.2. minimum, S9l.
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EURs.
Our Entire Winter Stock Now on Exhibition
SIBERIAN AND MINK LINED CIRCULARS.
QUILTED LINED CIRCULARS AND
DOLMANS from SIS upwards
SEAL SACQUES, Latest London Dye all fresh stock
from Sc inches to 4S inches long.
WHITE LAMB SKIN COATS for Children.
FUR TRIMMING in every variety ON hand
All goods sold as low as any house in America
WnLETT RUOFF,
Hatters and Furriera,
oc17-Sm DOS Pennsylvania avenue
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NKw YORK, Nov. 2-The grand jury to-day made
a preSentment in which they call attention TO the
practice OF granting Licenses TO keep liquor saloons
10 notorious thieves and criminals The grand jury
severely cenSureS the excise commissioners for
granting these licenses, and advises that they
should be revoked
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s sb + ERR R ~ ssss + ZEE ssss
ksS khf ri s ss #H# E. E.. s sss go.
Among the articles of absolute necessity Brushe
doubt, occupy prominent place, and it has
effort to place before customers not alone unri
vailed variety but also furnish excellent article and
sell them at prices within the reach Of the most
purse
In Hair Brushes our assortment is very large.
We have excellent Brushes at Csc, 49c. 79c and &c.
We have them in dark light stiff soft. large
small, you may wish them.
We have the handsome Florence Brush
We have the lovely CeIIuloid Brush and in Brush
sets in cases.
We are now receiving the most beautiful goods.
Black sets in cases we have from 99c. up.
Celluloid sets in cases we have from $249 up.
Cloth Brushes We have in all styles
better grades.
Fine Whisks white bone handle &c., 39c and 49c :
other styles from 15c. up
Tooth Brushes from up. Nailbrushes from 15c up
Fine Hat Brushes 49c Shaving Brushes from l5c up
Plate Brushes 15c. Fine Hand painted Infant
Brushes 49c. Bath Brushes 49c Flesh Brushes 99c.
We would also call your attention to
FEATHER BUSTERS,
which offer at lower figures than before. We
have them at 10c. &c. 20c. 25c., 49c. and upwards
We have also just opened beautiful assortment Of
Plush Mirrors. with bevel plate glass; from 99c. to
749. and ten large of Brackets and Ebonized
Goods such as Cabinets &c.
sILvERBERGS,
80 7th st. and 313 9Th street n w.
oc29 near Pennsylvania avenue
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ITNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
ROAM MARE. SIX YEARS, A GOOD ROAD HORSE
SOUND AND GENTLE: SARGENT ROAD CART
FINELY FINISHED, AND BUT LITTLE USED:
SINGLE HARNESS; BEING A TURNOUT Be
LONGING TO GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
CITY.
On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER THIRD. 1885, at
IWELTE O'CLOCK, in front Of my Auction Rooms. I
shall sell the above turnout.
THOMAS BOWLING,
o3l-3t Auctioneer
WASHINGTON HORSE Nd CARRIAGE BAZAAR
W 93S $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
Regular auction sale of Horses, Carriages Bu9res
Harness, &c. EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
UkDAY MORNING. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
regardless of weather
Gentlemen having Horses or Carriages for sale will
find this the best method of dsposing Of the same
8 BENSIEGER, Anctioneer
Constantly hand and at private large stock OF
hors:s Carriages Bug9ies. Express Wagons, Harness.
Blankets Robes &c. dig I'm