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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Move 1.bsr 1s, 1882,
METROPOLITAN.

Novel, IL, AoOHs
METROPOLITAN.
IA Remington snd wife. J l. East
" ,od. c NJ Henry, ChicsgO; + d pot-
F., r and wife, 81 E Luck, Bullion, laaho;
J Z Cowley, G F Lsndon. Woon Rlv-
ar. W CHM. wife AMI daughter, w l.
PIowmsn, Colorado: E Robertson, New
eds y I. Wilson, J Hubbard, Denver;
J A Mccoy, Fort Collins; j Q Hugg,
Montana.
Cliff HOUSE.
DR. Ira Lyors, Indianapolis; Oren
Vaughan, Nevada; KoTisno ons1p,
sprague. W T; Frank Bsursky, Ed
Shin, Ogden: q E Woodrow, Gineln-
nsii; P Powers, Perry Smith. = w wat
son, a Heaston, Bingham; A w Ian
caster, New York; y w Hale, Z NC.
Carly, Pittsburg, Pc; J b Harper Fols
Wayne. Ind; w Z Myers. American
FORK; z Logan, Tintic; y L Miscneli,
Stockton; j Witbeck, Mominviiie. ore-
gon.
20 Viking, w Medecroft, Chicago;
lCE johnson. Phila ielphis; g Dodge,
! n Hubbnr3, e B Semple and swi!e,
Benyer; Fl 3 lie xis, New Albany, Miss
NJ Harrison, J w Morrissey, L Sweet,
A Sander. New YORK: Z Gnerlllt
Ksae's @; ii 3 Kerr, r = VAfa@en, W
Is Geo Survey, Mr. snd Mrs A w bow
man, Master r Bowman. Miss Matte
Nonre. San Frsncisco; n Kuhn, Ogden
Al And ews, ) B DE ALLEY, Salins
Civ: DN Garrett Bottom; h Frenct
W r Noble, Beaver, 81 G Dslany, Jr
VS.. WP Ssnsem, p P O Co.
Y WHITE HOUSE
BELsw.ence, Butte; G T lsdst
lAu.tia, New; + Fisher, Park CITY;
Nielsen, Mooldan, Idaho; W james
Granger. Wy; j Farmee, Jr; STOCKTON
A n NcCarriek. j James, New 1ofk
!, D Hamstsn, Park City, 7 W Iitsom, i!
: Blodgstt, w N Fishner, Leadviile, a
sherman and daughter. st Paul; n
Sheffield and daughter, Nova Se9tls
ID L Boxman, Fsirpoint, MIND; . rsl
rington, Idaho; j durst, Ieron!n; :
Hickusn, Harysvi lie; 7 Sappint1on,
, Gibbons, Bingham; ) Atkins, !ooei.
e P Sibley, New; 81 Goodrich, frisco;
Ne SOC, Mold Don. Lessvilis; w bot'
D ford, Conn: 81 @ D Abns, Ca,soD, Ss'
E Bliven ana wife. Csrllo, MeT; n
ISprinxe, Park City; w W wallace
Boukousky, L Cowboy, Oleveirnd, !
Mrs j Gordon and daughter, Atkin
b. California; F Kirk, Harris Fork;
\ Tripton, ] Dobbs aud wife, Il Allsoi,
Schoes, L Schume, Sandy.
al VALLEY HOUSE.
al Zsigler, j P Doolan, Mrs Gro'
# and children, r ID lawrence, "A
n Chisholm, Denver; T Hurst. Ogden;
la Minocks, q NJ Tammany, Silverto
Col: J Reash, Owstama, MINI; u
Lawrence, Alta; A A Anderson, )
Ssnson. l. p Stevenson, L Willismso
We Anderson. NJ E Anderson. 81
wife, A hunter, Fl Knapp and wife,
It Fudge, MINI; F Il Webb. Bowll
l. Grean. XIV. Miss Schwartz. Miss Warde
s iC Fowler, New York; j Riley, =
D. Gilleland. Park City; McDe'm9
1t Wood River; @ Even, J w Albar,;
J. Kelley, J Hawley, T OBIien, + lee
R;cbsrdson, Butte; . Lsmk.n. n
. F Leopold, Leadville; F Clark, lows;
r Fesier. San Francisco; g q Goroe
Raw Horse; ID Young; Moss Mlns.re
I'd Miss Shurtliff. O T Boyle, + Z fIi
m r B Mason, Ogden; 4 Laning; p,nv
ge q Morrison. Lesmingsen, > Nerve
N 81 Callahan. John Lsmson: Ea'e
P.IHiil: q Mckenzie, T1ntic' y a
n | HALEY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Murder and Suicide.

Toledo, O., 19.-TelegrGna's Swan
ton O.: Samuel Hernay shot his
wife. me- Widow Stevens, this after
noon, tried to kill her daughter
Mrs. Llba, then shot himself. Both
ara dead. They had been married
about a year, and had quarreled:
Ell Paso, Tex, 19.-Demetrlo Sato
and wife were murdered while
asleep at Paso del Norte, it is pre-
sumed, for their money. An Indian
pottery peddler is suspected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
The Crown Prince.

Genoa, 19.-The Crown Prince EN-,
barked and departed for Spain amid
much ceremony. The Italian, Ger
man and Russian vessels IN the
harbor were dressed with flags. On
bidding adieu to the mayor OF
Genoa, the Prince gave utterance 10
his friendship for Italy and the
house of Savoy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Assignments.

New York, 19.-An assignment
was filed for the benefit or the cred-
ltors OF Moses Henlein & Co., mems
furnishing store. Preferences $780,
726. A schedule of the assignment
Of Simon Lauterbach il fled; liza
bilities Sill. 500, total assets $123.-
121.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Did She Die?

NO; she fingered and suffered
along, pining away all the time for
years, the doctors doing her no
good, and at last was cured by this
Hop Bitters the papers say SO much
about" Indeed indeed, how
thankful We should be for that
medicine"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20

MANY a sickly woman, whose sad
had demonstrated ailke
the failure of conceited doctors ana
poisonous drugs, has obtained new
lease of life for few dollars worm
of the Vegetable Compound and mas
rome on her way rejoicing and prals..
ing Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, OF
LYNN, Mass.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
sU-xEEN-s AKarUA SAWS

gha greatest medical woSdar D
ne -rorld. warranted to spsscily
.ars Rurns, Bruises, Cuts, ussesa'
ssla Rhsu,x,. Fever Sores, cancers
'tIss, Chiiblatss, Cofns, Iesssa,
;haDped Hands, and all akin eEoP-
fioos, gVarartsed to eurs u eTe. 3
sTztanSs, cY uonsy FasuIned: g
esass pss boz. Feg sssa 81 d. ~ =
!. 1gus EsaEe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20

II tug DR.. BenSo1as Celery ard
ChGnlon1iLe PITS and Introduce them
s0hereoer I go. Personal knoto Zedoe
and experience Of their effects OF.
others prompts this act" Rev. Up,
Fugett, rector, St. Luke's church.
Myersburg. Pa. Fifty cents at drug
gists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20
Bullion.

Receipt of bullion on Monday
by Mccormick & Co.:
Two bars of Stormont silver,
eS 700: one car Hanauer bullion
cf,s97. Total value, $11.597.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-20

"A Sure Cure for all FEM ALE
NEssEs, Including LeneotrA@a' LIZ
regular and Painful Menstruaflon'
reformation and liberation OF
the Womb, Flooding. PRO-
LAPSUs UTERI, &C.
s=-p1easaut to the taste, eficacous ana immea'ae'
., IT, affec. It's great hepin pregnancy ana To-
ta1es pe.n d..ring labor and at regular peI1oo]
puYs1c1,ss Use 1T AND PRESCRIBE 1T FREELh
.z-Toa .,r, WEAKNESSES of the generative organs
NJ either SEX it is second to no remedy tha' hAs a.
ta.n before the public; and for all diseases vi '''
KIDNEYS it is the Greatest Remedy IN the H0T'a'
l~KIpNEY COMPLAINTS of Either Sex
Find Great Relief in Hts Use'
1ynr, PvSKHAM,s BLOOD PURIFIEtIns
- aaroicats every yestge of HunoIs IRON 70 20
TiaS ot the same time viii give TONE aI
he Svstsm as rnarvel1ousi IN resuits rs IiiS
| ,5s-Botb the Compound and Blood Puriher are pre-
rsrad atkess and aS5 Western Avenue, Lynn @'ss
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for 81 me 0onpo
G. sent by mail in the form of pills. or OF
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. MRS.
freely answers all letters OF inquiry. Enclose ee
| etamn. s,end for pamphlet. Ae1t'o" ta's f3p'''
e-IYp1A E. PrKHaMs LTvEn Pills cur 81 Cent
x@sold by I'LL Drrgsists.sA '~f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

According to the Chicago correspondent OF the
New York Times the pOlItici rs there are taking
advantage OF President hu = presence TO effect
combination between Illinois and New York for
a Presidential ticket OF Arthur and LOAN for
1874 There has been no such gathering OF politi-
clans In Chicago since the National Convention
and IL Is said thit thu caucus not only includes a
fnse proportion OF Logan men, but that some
heretofore strong Blaine men, like cx-Congres5
man Farweli. are taking part In it The talk IS
that Farvell wants 10 get Logan on the Pre5iden-
ttil ticket that he m,y step into Log ans sho.s In
the Senate. The reception TO Arthur last night
Vas perfect jam, and not half the people who
Desired TO, were abb. TO grasp the Prcsi iential
hand 1t IS add-d that whether not thought
or politics crossed the Presidents mind 'his m in-
nerS won for him thousands OF humble but yalua.
Die friends"
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

lOo dozen childrens cream coz red handcrocheted
Collars. elegant quality for the price, IS and Soc EACH
job lot Of null ichus. embroidered ends, reduced
from 10 to Sc each.
Children's embroidered and Hamburg collars 81
each formerly sold for 81 .3I1< and 81. 6s each
Null fchus 25c.each. White with colored polka SPOT
reduced from Soc
Null ichus, Soc. each. large assortment, both
white and colored.
Carrickmacross Lace reduced 5c. per yard to cioso
widths, ~ to 80 inches; forns. " 25c. per yard.
Ladies' Linen Collars and 1Oc each
Ladies' Linen Cape Collars. 124 and TIC each.
Valenciennes Lace by thu pieces II yards for Csc -
yards for 315ac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

The people OF RhOie Island are missing great
opportunity in not utilizing the shooting propensi-
ties OF Ex-Governor Sprague IN wasirg war upon
the snobs and dud-s WHO ride over the farms and
tramp down the crops IN tine ncighborhood OF
Newport, IN their cheap Imitation or English fox
huhtlnE- few properly charged aaJ well aimed
SAot-gunS would prove more eff aciOuS than
columns OF protest AZ inst the foolish practice
printed IN the newspapers. We reprlt that Gov
ernor S1r0gue's services OIgbt TO be secured II
would keep bin out OF MISCHIEF, and 10 some good
for the State besides.
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W ooDwARD & LorHRop,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
921 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.


We oren to day the Jersey Par Excellence at 49,
made frcm most beautiful quality of imported Jersey
cloth elastic, yet very close and firm; altogether
the finest Jer-ey that has yet been offered We have
them all siz from 30 40 with and without
Jersey is not Jersey uness it il the correct shape
We Cam even for lowest priced Js seys that the
shape IL correct They cut by practical cutters
srs made and finished other outside garments in
an entirely dlIe. from many called Jer-
seyB
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AT SILVERBERG'S,
8l2 7TH STREET and sls sTh STREET NV.
sep3 Near Pennsylvania avenue.

!ARPETs AND HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
We are daily receiving our fun supply Of Honsefur
ntshnEs comprising CARPETS Of the newest and most
tons. Bgeiow. Lowell and Hartford Brussels Amin
sters Moquette Ro1bnry Tapestry. SMITHS Tapestry
Lowell 1ngrsiDs Bordered ingram Carpets, Smyrna
Carpets. Rugs and Mats in great variety, Turcomans
Iapestrys. spun Silks. Lace Curtains and Curtain
Poles. HOOE BRO h 90
sep31m 1928 rect Northvest
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HOUSE, FuRs1sHrses,
SEATON PERRY

sEATON PERRY
Erccefeor to Perry Il Brother,
NEW ANTIQUE AND NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR.
TAINS.
MARsEILLES QUILTS
FURNITURE CRETONNES
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS.
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETINa IINENa
GILMAN AND BARNSLEY TABLE LINENS
DAMAsK NAPKINS FROM 81 TO SO
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS"
PURE LINEN HUCK TOWELS. at 12k, as S7k To
all r WpTHs sSf Nb RR ANTKsr TABLE dLoTHs
WHITE AND RED BORDtRED DOYLEYs.
ALL w M0 4f,G BLANKETS. IN SUMNER AND WIN
TuEkknnY H RED ! hb1E CLOTHS AND poy1Kys
MID rs. BEST QUALITIES AND IowHsf
s1IKs kyFE y,R;. 4Sp sEX DRESS gAgn1es IN
.GkS BE k knHkk1EP1 6N AND IN QUALITIES THAT
NEM .CA9DINAL And CREAM CASHMERE
cHSSPp66S. SIX Hsp BERLIN sHAwLs.
FRENCHC. CORSE rs.
PERINOTS KID GLOVES
MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS FOR 81.
"a CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR.
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildiue
pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street..
Esssonsned 1850. sep1
GEO. Z. GARTRELL. 6l5 7TH STREET RE-
W tween aud / northwest.
Brick Set Ranges. Latrobes and rnaces
Lstrobe. kange and Furnace ReDairsn1 \ snec,.,tv
Roofing. 0uttoEtnH and SpopkanG.~ aii92- 0sS
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ALL-SILK JERSEYS.

new Invoice just received of those elegant Ali Pure
Silk Jerseys ack only at the very reasonable prices
Of $40 and SIP. 80 EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

The fair of tue Montgomery county (Nd) Agri-
cultural >oriety VIII be held o toher eth, 25th
and 26th, Instead Of the I7th 18th and 18TH as
Originally fixed. The change has been made so as
not To conflict with the Washington races. The
fair win lie unusually interesting this year from
present Indications
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

iEE'S AGUF CURP. WHFN Used ACCORDING
"A "a "lrecCois Ii warranted to eradicate from the
system eli forms OF aria lisease ~ Fever and
Asue. ChI Fever. In.erli:.-ns kenitt,nt and Bill
ous feyer-. and disorders Of the liver. T-J il The
experiment IL safe one. nd Will cost you nothing
cure IL not efec tod.
VNHE GLOOMY YEARS. THE DESPONDING
Il WIS the He:rtncss o! sOul that many complain Of
WOULD ofscn disappear shs blood made pure and
healthy before reach the dali Of the brain
Ayers arsaparla pur fss and utzize. the blood and
snus conduces 70 heath OF body and sanity Of mind
sesS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

AFTER several weeks Of slim attendance and dis
couriGing prospects, fl is said that the Louisville
Exposition has at list reached point that prOIo-
lseS ultimate success. 1t IS 10 be hOnei that the
enterprise my turn out 10 be IL source of profit
inste al OF naancidl los as threatened b'cau>e 50
Tar as can be judi Se FRO accounts OF visitors the
dlS lay Is a creit3be one in ITSELF and the yrn-
eral effect OF such eyh nirion5 i almost uniform "
COOL But, are we are not having almost TOO many
OF these local or nFighDOrhpOi exhibitions? Tn.
success OF on" or two IS apt 10 lead to the und r
taking OF others at pl ices which are rot centerS
or sum lent p1pul itiOn, and which cannot nold
out ddeqit.e inducements either in the extent or
Quality 81 the exhibition when un Ter WAY 10 at
tract visitors from long distances, and the result
Is unsatisfactory ni disastrous alike to projectors
ami exhibitors. Sine the great nation Il exhihi-
Ton OF 1876 1t takes an extraordinary Iii -pI y I'd
DF1ns together more than 8 local or sectional A.
semblise. and this Is not enou h 20 make profit
able IN enter ri -e reu ring SO great al outlay O
time and money. ami which as a rule is rot con-
tnued long enough to reap the harvest so conf
dently expected In the outset Fewer exposi-
lions, at longer intervals, AMI ut points more
widely separated, would be better thing for all
Concerned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
GREY JERSEYS.

Unique and lust the thing for ladies in half mourning
and those preferring let shades; made of excel eut
material, and only So 80 and IS each:
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Mrs. HELEN A. McCRARY WIFE OF THE EX.
SECRETARY OF WAR
adds To our long list nj testironials tho $no ,..

adds to long s Of testimonials the following letter:
KEOKyK, Iowa, May 3Oth 1885,
It is with genuine gratitude bear testimony to the
great sufferer wit DY ,PEPSIA in its many forms I
had fl, quent att cks of ERUC1 A1IONS OF GAS from
the stomach which lasted from three to seven hours
and an Iegs followed by very distressing and alarming
~ hlNd SPE LIS, and for which could find no REM
sdy until called upcn Dexter. Of Washington. u.
G. vho told me that the best cdicne he knew Of for
that sym TOM and one he ofe prescribed for his pa
tent.. was Cooks Balm of Life Immediately pro-
cnred bottle and after taking three doses my stomach
was relieved and before had used one half con-
tents OF the bottle that particular con6 ion II my stom
hch wa, overcome and now after FIVE years and having
that the BALM CURED for it is the first and only
thin that gave me relief. have its learned its
value other directions ALSO and consider it ONE OF
IHE VERY BtSI FAMILY MEDICIN s II THE
WORLD. and think myself unfortun. to when am
without It. Hoping that oilers may much bene-
lifted Dy Its USE as We been, am sincerely yours
HELEN A. MCCkAKY.
,S.IPiease send me by express one dozen bottles
marked CO d.. and much Oblige, etc.
Manufactory Long Branch, NJ.
Sod in Washi ston. d. C., by sToTT, GROIN
eIstS. sep5-1ms
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The press or various cities are a,ivfsinr their
municipal authorizes 10 follow the example of
our District Commissioners in declaring that the
telegraph pois must "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06
BLACK JERSEYS,

Onr assortment Of Back and Colors at So So SIS, s.
ana 81 is most compete. and in quality and style are
uneQualed ct the prices named.
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Dos'r II FEEL

FALL ovERCOATISHT THESE AIRY NIGHTS
AND MORNINGSi VIE ARE LONGING TO
AFFORD YOU THE NEEDED PROTEC rION
FROM AUTUMN BREEZ 8 AND sNEtZRa
AND CAN SUPPLY YOU ALIGHT-wEIGHT
OVERCOAT AT ANY PRICE YOU WISHTO
PAY. BETWEEN So AND 500.
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
cot SEVENTH sTnLRT,
sep6 Opposite the q. 8. Post Once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-06

BARGAINS.
First Bargain-1oo dog. warranted AL silk HOSE, in
tAn &c, 81. is per pair.
,econd Bargain-5O doz. Black Lise Thread HOSE,
extra long. IL sizes. IS cents per pair.
Third Bargain-25 doz. rench IIse HOSE In navy
blue. cara nal black. &C.. Is cents per pair.
Fourth Baggalnzl5o doz. English Bal. HOSE. best
value ever offered for IS cents PER pair.
fifth Barg in-5O doz Back French HOSE with
white feet SO cents per pair.
= ixth Bargan-50 Children's double heels double
cents per pair.
Seventh BARGAIN doz. Warranted French Woven
COR rETS IS cents per pair.
Eighth Bargain 10 doz. Satteen CORSETS in small
sizes only. 81 per pair
sinth Bs h sain.1oo doz French Woven coRsETs
81. 25 per pair. '
, Eleventh Bareain5O doz. 500 bone Side stee, COR
out side eel 81 so per pair. "''A
sna 3 in all makes
Fourteenth Bargain-Dr. Warmers CORSETS in all
makes and Sizes, from 81 yer pair.
Fifteenth Barp ain-Mi, ses' CORSETS In all makes
ana Sizes. from Us cents per pair up.
CHEAPEST JERSEYS IN THE CITY.
The Palais Royal intends to acquire name for selling
second quality Our third q 10 rs as
Jersey s. a will i'll II ts1orab et
with those sold at % at many sores.
: E'' ! Il 4 AE,,ai 4 4 If IT'S sssss
## e. :? 81 Al
sep4 1ll711l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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BetWet n the arrival there o. the Presidential
psr' y from the " ~ aud OF the NJstaarn Paclns
Tairs.af * urSiO1sts nom the e.st, Chicago ha.
De- n having qdlie gala tine Lately. And naLurA al
enonss. iS iaDst pens.s would perh Ips say. But
atout The IRE the dcsa0HStr .uol ever thes
ev nb1 were at their height there w-ro other
arrivals b n. oGrr when public ado " - "A ,da
tiat " ~ ~ vastly Ln3r- importance to thu city,
ana Il mUch grezJ-r iGterCSC 10 The ecu TRY.
Du in2 The lorty-cisht aoIrt ending al noon on
VI ni-y = - reach J the seve~al r .iiwayd.pOt
In CO ci"0 40 lS,tlaH 100 Of cora ~ cars OF
what 81 r.rS 81 Oats. les rye, and 80 If barley
The CARS containing the corn alone would have
m te al uhbToSPn train nine Mills In length
while those caTTyia, the whole .in1unt OF grain
W0uii tas stretched OUT In .o.iJ line more than
fourteen niles lGns. How petty and Insignificant
are IA Jennings and COINS OF government officials
AMI rsiwuy nIb'tS s.OnE-iir OF such q magnitt-
cent Z 2cra,ion rs taa, whose hosrse roar dFow g
The lie II hons ana drums and the huzza5 OF
wcco:nil, crowds, IL telling OF iha prosperity and
progrc>> or the country. That IS the sort OF thing
loT Chtcd5O TO iouJ sut b JOY Il; over, and hot
the J'.nArtinSs OF i t.E temporary favorites of
political AID spccuIItiV- fortune.
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Nothing coull bett-r iiiu trate thu spirit OF
uTi oni:, or tha uuftne5s or the Bourbon family
10 rulc : country In Ih5 age th IN the retIsai OF
The Count Paris 10 atteGd the fune al CT The lat,
Count OF Cham0Jrl because pre-, g Ien:e was not
given hin in arranging the CEREMONIAL process
si'n. This Is or piece with I'll" folly that has
eV'r vharac erlScd the carer o. the members OF
that ianliy, whether Ia or out Of power. 1t Is even
weaker than the sentimental cOur,- o. the d
Ceased, who may be said to h " lot his Opportu-
MY u ASCEND the F.ench throne or rrfu5Ing TO
accept the tr-cOi0r rs her ign, n lieu OF the
Bourbon white 1tg with Its lilies 1t could
scarcely D. sail that t~s Count OF Paris has
ever had any chsnce for becoming King Of Franc
but whatever prospect he might have had has
been injured by hi, foolish course In this matter,
since 1t Il res-njel by thu Immediate friends OF the
deceased, and has slres1J provoked further dis
sensions IN the small AMI badly divided roysllst
party In France. But Il Is doubtless all for the
BEST Franco doesn't want crowned ruler and
lest OF all Bourbon.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

" NrED-A LADY. PHI IOSSI SSING AND IN
genc, In an office business viii n viii realize
u nosoine income. 500 capital required. Address
roreei ofnce, Star Office. Ia
toR SALE RE TAURA>T, CENTRALLY 10.
Gated on business thOroughfare; rent very low for
the location. For further informat ON address Es.
IAthAN A, Star oihce. sep5 St
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SrLESD1D FALL OvEacoArs.

SPLENDID FALL OvEacoArs.
tits impossible for any Custom Department to turn
ont better lot of Eeksut Garments than those on the
counters OF oar Really ade Department
The highest skill Of Custom Cutters the best
forming and finishing Of our slors the richest trim
mnys aud the vc-y aes Of cloths com ns in these
magnificent OvERCOATS.
Ii is Just .oe her for them Our prices range
from so to 80. Oar from 80 breast measure to
81 Ich breast measure.
SCHOOL SUITS. SCHOOL SUITS:
As the schools b"~ia Hext Monday 1t may interest
Parsns 10 know that our stock il now complete and
comprises every ming worn BY BOYS or CHILDREN.
SUITS to ft Boys 10 to 1S years. ut from s. to 500
SUITS to fit Children to IL years. at from s. to SIS
Our entire Second FLOR devoted thi Department
IL you arr looking for Heavier Clothing, don't bur
ua til yoa Lave taken look at our stock.
A. SAKS CO.,
LEADING AND LARGEST CLOTHING AND
TAILORING HOUSE IN THE DISTRICT.
316 AND 3ls vEvTH STREET.
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Scotch Crash. all linen, &c per yard,
Scotch Crash. all linen. &c. per yard.
Russis Crash, &c., &C., IL &C., and 121<c per yard
1O-4 Sheeting. bleached. Csc. per yard. genuine
bargain!
iard-wide Brown Cotton, 61c. per yard.
Iard-wide Beached Cotton. 7c. per yard.
Canton Flannel. from 1Oc per yard to 19c A full
assortment.
Cliidren's Handkerchiefs. from Sc. each to 1Oc.
ladies' and Gentlemen's all-Iincn Handkerchiefs
125zC- each
The best assortment Of Ladies' and Misses, Hosiery
every shown in Washington and at the lowest prices
Now styles opening daily.
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HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
BARGAINS IN TOWELS
80 dozen Loom Damask Towels 20 by 40 inches. dice
pattern, heavy weight, colored borders l2Hc each
so d zen Figured Loom Dsmask Towels extra heavy
large size. 23 by Al inches coIored borders Csc each
100 dozen Fruit Doyleys. all linen. friayed 4Oc. Der
dozen.
IS dozen, only. 4-8 Red bordered Fruit Doyleys
extra fine qualify for the price. 81 per Dozen This is
. choice bargain.
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COUNTRY BOARDING.

A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
"A at Chestnut CO tage for September and October
For particulars inquire Of Hrs. +. NJ sCHOOLEY
Rockville. Nd. aep4-3ts-
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PROFESSIONAL.

LrASY FE Axe QUT TIE TO HEALTH Am
longevity; hence the thousands that visit DIR.
" hl LIS establishment l4l6 lennsylvsuis ayenna
opposite Willards hotel, for relief from Corns HIM.
ions. ID! seased ais and other COMPLAINTS Of the Feet
ton. DC. Patronized by the eminent physiciaes
and surgeons Fee per visit for putting the feet in
oroer. ,y2T
- treats successfully Female Diseased Eeur.l ia
hhepmatasm- Cmis Paralysis. Nervous biseases 90.
gwen. Az u street. opposite Kings House On