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Coal DIiners' Strike Success full

Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE. Oct 5.-Word was received
here to-day that the strike of the Clay
county coal miners, in progress since Mon
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ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct 5.-Chicago 6. St,
Louis 3.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5,-Providence II, Ath-
letics 0.
BALTIMORE, Oct. Baltimore 10, Detroit
5; eight innings.
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Steamship Arrivals,

GLASGOW, Oct. 5.-ArrIyed: HISTORIAN,
from Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 5.-Arrived: Elbe,
from New York
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Working.Boat Race.

PEEKsKIII, Oct. 5.-The working boat race
between Ward Bros. and McDermott Bros,
three miles with turn was won by Ward
Bros. Time, 22M minutes. McDermotts
time "a minutes
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9VrCBlI
DELPHI, Oct. 5.-Harry Lyon, a young
farmer, while gathering hickory nuts late
yesterday evening, fell from the tree, break
irtg his leg and sustaining other serious in
SurIes
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Dr. Long Hon Nam, Chinese physician, of San
Francisco, CAL, was cured of rheumatism, by the
great pain conqueror, St. Jacobs Oil. and says 10
is wonderful remedy.
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Review of the Weeks Business.

New YORK. Oct. 5.-R G. Dun & Co., of the
mercantile agency, report that the week just
closing has been one of quietude in New
York, with a very considerable decline in the
volume of business, which is to be expected
as the season advances. Reports from West
ern cities indicate more activity, and ex-
changes in that section show increased bust
ness. No special feature has been presented
in the markets. Moderate activity prevails
in dry goods circles, and the seasons trade,
neither unsatisfactory in dimensions nor in
profits, is drawing to a close. The failures
continue to be numerous but they seem to
reflect more the mistakes Of the past than any
serious trouble in business at present. The
money market continues easy, though the
exhaustion of the surplus reserve of the
banks leads to contraction of loans the eff
feet of which, however, has not been at all
serious. The grain markets have been ir-
regular and unsettled, but without much
variation in prices There is q better feeling
in the provision trade, but the advance in
prices is slight
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A fifty-cent piece with hole in it will not
pass current, which shows that the half is
better than the hole.
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Condition of the Iron and Steel Trade.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The Age of Steel will
publish tomorrow about thirty letters from
iron, steel and hardware manufacturers and
and dealers in various parts of the West re-
lating to the present condition and outlook
for fall trade in these lines. A summary of
the letters shows the present condition of
trade good, the demand comparing very IA
vorably with that of last fall Sales are
larger, as a rule, than last year, but prices,
however, are low, so that the percentage of
profits will not vary materially from last
year. The outlook is encouraging as to vol
ume, but not as to prices. The condition of
the country is such that there will be a large
demand for goods for actual consumption,
but anxiety on the part of manufacturers to
dispose of excessive production causes weak
ness n prices all through the trade, down to
the retail dealers
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A Celestial Doctor.

Fire at Sandy Lake, Pa, yesterday, destroyed
property of the value of $4,000.
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Condensed Locals.

Condensed Locals.
street lamps viii be lighted at 6:27 pm. and ex-
angu!shed at am
Willie Beach, the little boy who was injured at
the bureau OF engraving AMI printing last week
ars .ost one arm ana Is In danger OF losing the
other, as erysipe1as has made its appearance and
Che physicians are doubtful as 20 hts recovery
Yesterday Henry B'cis tt, eolorei, EMPLOYED at
Jackson's lumber yard 18TH street and Onlo ave-
badly injured.
Baltimore Commandery, No 3 win make n NIL
SrlIil se 10 Mount vernon next Wednesday. Upon
returning from Mount Vernon they VIII be enter.
aimed In this city By Washington Conmanlery,
No. I.
George Meade Post, No. S, G. A. R.. entertainer
us friends at sociabie at G. A. r. hall lat even
ing. The committees In charge comprised Messrs
" A Dillon, E. F. Schafhrt, j. ]. carroll 4. W.
PratheT, Ell Hughes. Samuel Baxter Charles
Traught. j. X. PIrSer, III. C. Corliss. T. I. Miller
J. A Patterson, T. NJ. Reed, E. L. Winnie, E. L.
Fletcher.
81. aichael's Beneficial association has elected
officers as follows: Henry Caspari, president:
Thomas L9tz. vice president; Conrad Kiefer, sec.
retary;. Charles Berner vice secretary: Starhen
Helimuih, treasurer; Frederick W. Rest, William
HUM and George Lesh, for finance committee;
Paul Heilmuth. ensign; Henry Bahlnan, sergeant
alarms.
C..pt. Thonason. commanding the Union Veteran
CORPS, mas appointed Monday night, October s. as
he date OF Il testimonial benefit rendered to the
corps by number OF citizens.
yesterday MI. Ea0ch TOtten, In the case OF w
". hiFoy agc- d. h. Cartier, for SANDER flied a
Pies for the defendant Of mot guilty"
The inland ana SeabOart Coasting company are
arranging TO start line OF steamboats, on the
Sarpahannock, TO run IN connection with the
Potomac river steamers.
At a meeting If ladies at Timms' hall last even.
ing. preliminary arrangements were m.de for
holding fair Tor the benent OF the Continental
Guards.
Ia the Police Court to-day Charles Fouke VIM.
lilies. ET0 Wise and Vim. Beckett small bows
YER charged with an iult on Frank Dubant.
ILL hers boy on 4th street. Miles admitted the
each. w
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for TIE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
SCHOOL BOARD MEET1Na.-The city school board
Thompson, Marbury, Mclean, Leadbea ter, Strauss,
III Carne, ana the superintendent OF schools
teachers and 1anltors was voted. The resignation
OF MISS Ida P. Norris, principal OF HallOwel COL
ored, school, to take position at the new state
Normal college, was accepted. The committee on
school houses and furniture was authorized to
lurnish outline maps to Washington school, NO 4,
and SnoWden school, No. 2, and to place curtains
IN several school rooms, &c The action OF the
superintendent in renting the Friendship engine
proved The committee on stuiieS and discipline
was authorized to make arrangements for furnish
city Of Alexandria.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Judge Keith is still holding
daily sessions OF his court. The suit OF the Alex
against the indorser of a note. the plea being
want OF noeece of protest. &C., was given to the
ay h & IT @ put the Jury tailed to
mttted to the court and held under advisement.
rue attachment case OF Russell agt Ottman, In
VIM Fl. Ottman here, was dismissed, no property
OF Ottman appearing. The suit OF Washington
ELECTION OF TEAcHERs-The resignation of
Principal Morris, OF Hallowell (colored girs)
board last night unanimously elected Miss Sarah
A. Gray, who has for many years been in charge
OF the primary department. to that position. Miss
teacher and the teachers of Hallowell school will
hereafter be: Sarah A. Gray, principal and teacher
OF word-method school; Jane E. Arnold, teacher
HaIlowell school, No i; Addie WAR, Hallowen
school, No. 2; c. s. Dulaney, Halowell school, No.
8; +. 1. Chapman HALLOWEEN school, No. 4: Mar
garet Darnall, Halloween school, No. s.
POLICE REPoRT.-The only occupant OF the sta
ton house this morning is Wash Hughes alias
and Bettice. charged with attempting to shoot W.
Slater, colored. The mayor has sent Ann Grady
to the workhouse for thirty days.
PIC 0f fla
tendent OF the police is repairing Washington and
Fairfax street, near King.-A New York COM
pany Is about contracting with -Messrs. Agnew,
here OF two United States vessels recently pur-
Chased at the Washington navy yard.-Tne
funeral or Mr. W. Arthur Tay:or took place this
play the Alexandrias at the base bali grounds
here this afternoOn.-NieSsrs Morgan Beach,
Thos. Weston and j. Thomas, or this city, have
entered the University OF Virginia this year.
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II OWE Ny RESTORATION To
HEALTH AND BEAUTY
TO THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES"
Testimonial of Rosfon

Dishguring Humors. Humiliatng Eruptions. Itching
Tcrtures. Scrofua Salt Rheum, and Inantlle Humors
cured by the CUrIcURA REMEDIES.
CUTICUBA REsoLvESr. the blood purifier cleanses
the blood and perspiraton Of impurities and poison
GUS elements. and thus removes the cause.
CUT1cURA, the great Skin Cure instantly aays Itch
ing and Inflammation, clears the Skin and Scalp heals
Ulcers and Sores. aud restores the Hair.
CUTICURA SOAP. exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite prepared from CUTIcURA is indis-
pensabe in treating Skin Diseases Baby Hunors Skin
Blemishes, Sunburn. and Rough Chapped or Greasy
Skin.
CUrIcURA REMEDIES absolutely pure and the only
real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beau tifers.
woud require this entire paper to do justice to de-
scrption Of the performed by the CUrIcURA
SOLVENT internally and CUr1cURA and CuTICURA SOAP
externally Eczema of the palms of the hands and of
the ends of the fingers difficult to treat and usually
considered incurable small patches Of letter and salt
rheum on the ears nose. and sides Of tie face scald
heads with loss of hair without NUMBER heads covered
with dandruf and scaly erupons. especially Of child
rem and infants many of which since birth had been
mass Of scabs itching burning and scay torsures that
baled even relief from ordinary remedies. soohed and
healed by magic psoriasis leproy. and other frghtful
forms of skin diseases scrouious ulcers old and
discharging wounds. each and all Of which nave been
speedily. permanently and economically cured by the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES when physicians, hospitals. and
all other remedies failed. by vast number of
sworn testimonials in our possession.
Sold everywhere Price: CUTIcURA, so cents. REsoI.-
VENT, 81. SOAP, Is cents. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL Co., BOSTON, MASS.
Send for 'HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES, Cts
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ALLEN. On September 2Sth, 1888. at eleven O'Clock
after o long and Ps:nfa Illness Mrs Macy A.
She is at rest from toll and care
At rest from grief and pain:
She is at rest in peaceful sleep,
LII Jesus comes again. r. rrn ursn,rr
Her funeral will take place from her late residence
three strse resds aaa rssyes
fully invited to attend.
BRADT, Suddenly, in Georgetown. on the morning
BRAbT. in the sixty third year e Of his age D 49,
His funeral will take place from his residence No.
ssS ss vi sss & ssss III
tyes and friends Of the family respectfully invited
a',ena. laleAaadrla papers please cepy.I 81
yoan q son Of tS
late A. H. and Emma Derrick.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
O'Clock M. after short iihess. MARY E. ' DOLBY.
Funera from her residence 1915 soth street. on
Hens afs sh at two p M Relatives nd
after short illness. PERCY d. HALL. in the
Funeral win take place from Ryland Chapel at O'Clock
pm on Monday October lst Intimate friends and
papers please copy.]
ZEE On Thursday Wss 27h 1885,
second year OF her age.
None knew her but to love her,
None named her but to praise her.
Funeral will take place from her sisters residence
family end
On sfS s hs eh s las
J: =. and E. V. Pomeroy aged five months and seven
l Funeral viz take place Ct the residence Of Mrs
vited to attend.
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RIDICULOUS IDEAS

II
DANGEROUS TO. sCOURGE THE STOMACH. TO
RASP THE BOWELS TO PHOSPHATE THE NER-
vOOS SYSTEM. WITH FERROUS EVACUANTs.
NATURE HAS GIVEN SAMPCEIN THE FAMOUS
SELTZER SPRING. OF WHAT THE BILIOUS, CON-
STIPATED OR DYSPEPTIe SYSTEM NEEDS FOR
ITS RESTORATION. AND IN TAkRANTS EFFER-
vESCENT SELTZER APERIENT SCIENCE HAS
IMPROVED ON NATURE BY COMBINING ALL
THE VALUABLE INGREDIENTS OF THE GER
NAN FOUNTAIN IN PORTABLE FORM. THIS
AGREEABLE AND POTENT SALINE Alternative
CHANGES THE CONDITION OF THE BLOOD AND
PURIFIEs ALL THE FLUIDS OF THE BODY. SOLD
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. sep29
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Absurd Conduct OF q Public school
Teacher.
TO the Editor Of TIE EVENING star:

TO the Editor Of TIE EVENING SrAn:
An oath, solemn affirmation, Ia certainly .
thing not to be made common, to be lightly
thought OF. The young especially should be Inn
pressed with its solemn meaning. What do you
think, then, II tell you that it is no uncommon
thing for some Of the teachers In our public schools
when unsuccessful in discovering the perpetrator
OF some mischevous or inSubordfnate act, to have
hand on the holy Bible swear that they are not the
culprtt7 This wicked farce Was enacted in an
eighth grade school OF the second district last Fri
day, and happening to have among its pupils q
son on whom have ever aimed to impress the
sanctity OF mans or boys word, not to speak of
the import OF an oath. mention the occurrence,
In the hope that doing so. will prevent q
repetition OF what can only make common In the
eyes OF youth what to all should be most sacred
an Oath. A. D.
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COUNTERFErTED.-As our yellow label Is coun-
tereted do not ask Jour grocer for yeast with the
yellow label but ask for FIefschnann Il Co.'s,
successor TO Gan FieiSchmann & Co., only gen
uine compressed yeast, and see that the yeast Is
bearing our signature, Flefsehmann & Co., then
there Will be no occasion TO grumble with the
cook, but cheerfulness and harmony viii have the
reign on Sabbath at the breakfast table. II the
spurious limitations OF Fleischmann & Co. Is CON-
pressed yeast were equal TO it why are they I'M
salable unless under cover OF cOunterfeits OF our
labels and wrappers? Factory depot, 1112 18th
street. G. DENEKAs, AgL
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
for the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure OF every
form Of Catsrrh from simple Head Cold to Incipient
Consumption. Relief in five minutes. Nothing like it
Grateful fragrant, wholesome. Cure begins from first
application, and is rapid, radical. permanent, and
never failing. COMPLETE TREATMENT with IN
HALER, 81. Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL
CURE. sep26
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F.: :. g e. E:::::E s = g = e 81
Gus ( 1BDb Ems I'LL 90 90 bDb >.
Es:!$EE E.. 5 ! g 1 81 &. &. ;! I'll r !

wonderful duid the human blood Is It Is our life,
delicate little tubes through which it has to ind its way
welook at it ia Of deep red. That deep red color Is
that it takes more than 500 OF them laid In STRAIGHT
elements one Of which is IRON This the same metal
is divided. In innitesmal particles It Is present in
corpusces their redness When there not enough Of
Of energy; debility instead of vigor.
Long ago it discovered thatron In the blood gave
ton to finding method Of preparing it. so as to be
preparations have been made with view to this end,
Browns IRON B1TrERs. Some Of them ruined the
It is now settled beyond . doubt that the iron In
go hand in hand Impurities lurk where strength is
strength and vigor. and these are driven out
Remember that Browns IRON B1rrxas, the great
bottle.
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MILLER JONES popular billiard hall Is now IN.
dergong extensive improvements, and Will be
ready on Monday evening next FOR the annual
opening. The proprietOrs have arranged m itch
game for the occasion, which will doubtless be
very interesting. With an entire new outfit, in
Guiding cushions, balls, cues, &C., q full house on
Monday and big season for this great gentle
mems resort is predicted
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Was Not Engaged for the REGATTA

20 the Ed itcr Of The EvESISG STAR:
On my return yesterday from towing the
schooner "W. L. Roberts down the river / found
m the morning papers that had broken my en-
,agcment with the committee OF the Potomac
lvef regatta In justice 20 myself, / deem tt ne
scSS.F1 10 STATE thIt was never engaged by the
regatta committee or any member OF the Potomac
Jr Afial stan boat clubs for the regatta day. Sep
'emotF 20 Also, state that at the Washington re-
:.atta, August l4th, was engaged three weeks In
.dvance, and kept my engagement.
ID. A. FRENCH.
Master OF tug "S. ThOs. Brown
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OUR LADIES fine Kid boots, worked button holes,
Tor ~, Is the greatest bargain ever offered Don't
fail TO look at them. Snsheimer Bro, S0S 9TH
st and 3l5l NJ st.
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Now READY.-Our elegant lines OF ball souve-
nlrs and programs. menu and dinner cards, and
opening announcements OF every deScrfD clon.
Morrison Duval, StatiOnerS Specialtfes, sos and
S07 ID ST
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Fall Of 1883.
Latest Fall style Silk Hats, s., worth Sc.
Splendid assortment Black and Brown Derby'A
Gentlemen's stn Felt Has, 50, $3.50. s.. $3.50.
Complete line Soft Felt Hats, $780, 81, 81 so to -
Best Soft and Stiff dollar Hats" produced
Boys fashionable Derby's, 81, worth $3.50.
Children's and Boys Dress and School Hats In
endless variety, at Popular Prices at R. c. Lewis,
go 9TH St, bet and NV. Established 1863
N.B.-Prtce plainly marked on each Hat
D8ndruff
Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF COCAINE,
And it stimulates and promotes the growth Of the
hair
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are the best
stBuchu.Paiba.,,
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary diseases. g. Druggists. 8
'A1derney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered In H-lb "Ward" prints 40c. per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, butterm1lk and sweeLmilk,
&C. per at. Cream, 15c. pint
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A BILL IN EQUrTY was flied yesterday by Charles
kOlb against W. N KOlo as guardian for a
decree TO sell One-.alr of lot 5, square Is
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JCsT RECEIvED-Burt's fine shoes for gents and
ooys, the very latest styes,at Sinsheimer Bro IS,
SOo 9Th ST. and $751; VI ST
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BOB HOFFMAN will give his boating friends an
oyster roast at the baih Tomorrow, Sund ny be-
ginning at u O'Clock and lasting balance OF the
day. All you can eat raw and roasted for 25 cents
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RoUzEE ART ScHoOL.-Drawing, painting, wood
carving modelling, &c. 80 Pennsylvania avenue,
Room l3.
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NEW bargains In corsets, Uptown Cochrane's

BRrGHrwooD PARK, purse races, Tuesday Octo-
Der 2d, p.u.
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Mrs. A. T. WRITINGS opening OF fall and pattern
mats takes place on Moniay and Tuesday next, at
924 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
BRoWN-KING On Thursday evening, september
~. 1883, at the Second Baptist church, HENRY 8.
BROWN to EMMA KING.
o,NORT0N--LAURENCE. In Chicago, on September
oath, 1885, at the residence Of MIR. Langdon Preble
Wheeler, by the Rev. Arthur Little, SOLON L. NOR
TON to MARIE ID. La URENCE.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS In fine shoes to-day and
Monday, at Sinsheimer Bros, ao5 9Th ST. and 1851
Vi ST.
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NOTICEl-KetS Kemethys, lI09 Pa. av, takes one
doz line photos with one thirteenth painted for s.
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LADIES' French striped hose 3 prs. 81, a splendid
bargain now, COchrane's, Uptown.
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LADIES please look In the auction column for the
sale or dry goods to take place Monday. Oct 1st
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CITY ITEMS.
GalvanO.Magnetic Treatment
OF DISEASH.


A Few WORDS OF EXPLANATION.
LET THE INQUIRER READ AND UNDERSTAND THE
NATURALNEsS OF OUR TREATMENT.
We have heretofore explained the curative &C
ton OF magnetism, as communicated TO the
human system By our treatment, both In the
columns OF the daily papers and to those VINO
have called on US. We, however, consider
agent possessed OF healing powers far exceeding
that Of drugs, beyond price to every one, and
again give synopsis OF its principal effects, lest
one should remain in ignorance.
Its effect In all cases seems to be to stimulate
all the machinery OF hfe-the Liver. the Kidneys,
the Digestive Organs-to more effective action.
The result, which generally manifeStS itself In q
short time by a clear, bright complexion and
color in the cheeks, Is publication OF the blood,
causing rheumatism: Catarrh. Erysipelas and
blood to disappear from lack of fuel to feed on.
Another consequence is improved nutrition, the
patient often increasing in weight from 10 pounds
to 20 pounds In short time. Besides these eff
on the nervous system. acting like charm In
cases OF nervous prOstrattOn and nervousness
geoerally. The best proof of these things can be
gathered from the fact that our cures number at
least IS per cent OF those who consult us, en-
abltng us TO guarantee to return the money paid
for treatment in cases where we fail. Those
cases are so few, and also from the number OF
testimonials OF cures constantly being published
by US in The Sun, and contained In our pamphlets,
such testimonials not being gathered from foreign
or immediate neighborhood, and which can all be
verified as genuine.
The wonderful, nay, almost miraculous, cures
OF Magnetism are such as to require no aid from
fiction. any resort to which would be as absurd as
1t would be unnecessary.
E. A. PARSONS Co.,
N. E. cor. Lexington and Liberty sts., and 922H
St n. W., Washington, D. c.
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SO0E sALH-W. B. Williams Co corner Penn
7ania avenue ana 10th street, viii sell at auc-
I'D navy, political and geological books SEND
.oetal card for catalogue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r .OsT FROM 4O4 NEW JERSEY AVENUE
Of Dandy" had nickel plated collar and tag 476
Return and receive liberal reward. sep29- St
Do REWARD. Or MORE IF REQuIRED-LOsT-
% On Thursday afternoon pair of Gold Spectaces,
priced menlento. Return to SIT goth street north
west. sep29-3t'
OST-STRAYED OR STOLEN-FROM BIT 18th
IL street northwe White Angora Cat Suitable
ward If returned to above number. It.
TOUND-A RUBBER COAT. ON PENNSYLVANIA
e avenue. on September 25th: By proving property
the owner can have it. j. L. VOGTS Confectionery,
1927 Pennsylvania avenue. It,
CTRAYED FROM 1888 STREET, A SCOTCH
- Collie Dog yellow and white. Answers to the name
Of Harry. liberal reward II returned to the above
number. sep29- lts
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EYE SEE jay. j. Gould has re-opened his
store. 42i 9th street. Novelties In pictures fancy
paper, japanese scrolls, fans, vases, cheap
music, etc.
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On Thirty Days, Trial,

On Thirty Days, Trial.
~ The volta,c Belt co, Marshall, Mich, vim send
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty DAYS to mem
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
aNteeing speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly vigor. Address as above. N.B-No
risk Is incurred, Is thirty days trial Is al-
lowed WAm
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New Fall Styles
In Boys and Mems Hats, SOC. up to s. Fresh sup
ply Of new styles one dollar Scarfs at SOC. AT
Auerbach's, 9TH and II. 2