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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-28
Name Of Road. /

Net increase $50 cars.
The number of loaded cars handled at this
point was as follows Received, Z, COZ cars; for
warded 1896 total, 10 42S. Increase over num-
Der handled in the preceding week 399 cars.
The corresponding week, 1853 there were re
ceived and forwarded at his point is, 544 cars of
which number 10, 694 were loaded
Heavy Decrease In Business Over Chicago
Roads,
During the week ending April &c the total
shipments of flour, grain and provisions over the
eight roads leading east from Chicago amounted
to 67,899 against 80, 9O7 tons in the week ending
April 10. The following table gives the details:
Flour, Grain, Provions,I Total,
Route In tons In tons In tons lin tons
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March Earnings of the pennsylvania Lines.

The statement of all the lines of the company
east of Pittsburg and Erie. as compared with
the same month last year, shows;
decrease in gross earnings of S196 1853
decrease in expenses of....-......-.... 1876 S77
decrease in net earnings of-.-..-.....-. $50 $40
The three months of 1884, as compared with
the same period of 1888, show:
decrease in gross earnings of 1927 359
decrease in expenses of..--.---......-.. 259 446
decrease in net earnings of 1857 913
All lines west of Pittsburg and Erie for the
three months of 1884 show deficiency in meet
ing all liabilities of 1866 400, being decrease as
compared with the same period of 1883, of $642,
1870
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-04-28

The Chicago & Atlantic, over which the Erie
lines work, seem to have got in their work, car
rying about double the tonnage of most of their
competitors, even distancng the Vanderbilt lines.
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Freight Traffic Over indianapolis Lines.
The train records show that business is i'm
proving somewhat, but it is yet lighter than the
movement al the corresponding period last year.
and the unfayorble showing is in east bound
through traffic, The corresponding week, 1888
tho G., st L., & P, forwarded lS9 cars, against
5 $40 this year. the Decline 1,137, against 1,O21
this year. The Wabash as well, thus far this
year has made an unfavorable exhibit In the
week ending April 2S, this road last year
handled 1853 cars against 564 this year Tho
Fandalia, as well. is dropping behind, which is
due mostly to the strike ut the Clay
rOunty block coal mines West
bound traffic continues good. not as
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lAp'r19 Apr 26l Inc. Dec.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
IN LAW DEPARTMENT.
FACILITY

FACULTY
HON ARTHUR MAC ARTHUR
Associate Justice the supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia, President.
HON. SAMUEL F. MILLER,
Associate Justice Of the supreme court Of the United
States, Professor OF lnterna donal and
Constitutional Law.
H. O. CLAUGhTON, ESQ.,.
Professor Of Peadina Evidence. Equity Jurisprudence
Commercial and Maritime Law.
WILLIAM B. WEBB ESQ.,
Professor Of Practice and Judge OF Moot Court
EUGENE CARUSI. ESQ.
Professor OF the Law Of kess and PERSONAL Property
contracts, Negotiable Instruments, and
Applied Evidence.
The opening of the Law. Medical and Dental
Departments will take place at the new Law Building,
No. loo6 street northwest, MONDAY. October 9Th,
1884. a. e'c!o K pm.
Addresses and announcement for the ensuing session
Will be made. The Alumni, and students of the Law
Depar tment, and the Patrons and friends of the Uni
versity cordially invited to be present students
who propose to inter the classes also requested to
attend. se9.11sIn
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS,
W NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
l0u4 and 1905 street northwest Lectures which will
be given during the day. viii begin TUESDAY, October
The introductory lecture, by Prof GEO. VIM. WEST.
will be delivered MONDAY, october 9th. at O'Clock
P M. in Connection with the opening exercises of the
invited to lie present.
Fog further information apply to
H. u BANKER. MD. Dean
se19-1m ZIG II street northwest.
u OCUTIoN SCHOLARS CLASS FRIDAY EVEN
LINES to g. from October Sd to the END of the
son for young people attending school and others.
Ladies aud Gents class Tuesday evenings, 8 to 10
Terms very lbe.
~'H I s. 3. / DS Il WAN Elecutionist.
se27-2t' 932 23d street northwest
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PAL AIS ROY AL,
SET 1117-19 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

AT SnvEnBERa,s.
so SEVENTH STREET NORTH WEST
Solid Gold Finger Rings at 99c
so% S naaxsE nss at s. and
Solid Silver Pins at 70 and s9c
Solid silver Pins, new styles, 81 Is to 81 &c.
Solid Silver Bracel. IS at voc
solid Silver Bracelets at 3149
Solid Silver Bracelets at 81 So
Solid Silver Rhinestone Buttons Csc
k koed G G1d plate IT., ardr, ps =. and ssc.
Rolled Gold Plate Sleeve Buttons. ~ to 9oc
Rolled Gold Pate Charms 49 to 99c.
Rolled Gold late Watch Chains. $19s.
1son Cod Plate Collar Buttons lOc
Rolled Gold Plate Necklaces 81 80
Bracelets at 99c.. Bracelets at 81 49,
Rolled Gold p ate Bracelets at 81 98
Rolled Gold Plate Bracelets at 81 40 and upwards
Shsin Bracelets Black and Gold Bracele s.
Mourning Bracelets, Bangle Bracelets from Csc I'D;
Celluloid Bracelets. &c. &c ~
very large assortment Of Csc Jewelry in new desir
Pearl Sleeve Buttons rolled gold back Csc
Pearl Sleeve Buttons. finely enerav d. 79c
Elre Gilt watch Chains. new patterns. 99c
Fire Gilt Ladies' Watch Chains from 99c rp
Fire Gilt Necklaces: with Cross or Charm 93c
FIRE Gilt Matinee Chains, very rich, g9c
Lockets and Locket Charms, Masonic and Odd Eel.
lows Charms, at 99c. N W." GA
sns ss ssa Pn Pins Gents Scarf Pins 4s
,h Will md not only the largest assortment but also
call ut -e 49, 'e"'1iS
sILvERBERGs
sea S12 7th Street Northwest near Pa Ave.
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HOUGH COMMITTED TO JAIL-FUNERAL OF THE DEAD
PRINTER.
The inquest over the body of William Mcmahon,
the printer, who was killed Friday night as it is
charged. by George Hough, fellow craftsman,
was continued saturday afternoon at the seventh
precinct station after THE STARS report closed.
The testimony Of Robert Hoy, in whose restaurant
the deceased and Hough engaged In wrestling
match: Pearl HOuyh. who talked with McNa be-
fore the tragedy but knew nothing OF the deed and
George C. Harris, the watchman, who was presenG
when Nelson brought Mcmahon 10 the Hty post
office in a dying condition. was taken. Henry
Hurley testified that he met these men 9th street.
one or whom was Nelson and saw one OF them
sneak away. This man he thought did the cutting,
Nelson and Mcmahon at the post office, DR.. Harti-
gan. who made the postmOrtem examination, and
Officers BaSt and SchultZe were also witnesses.
The jury returned a verdict that William Nc
Mahon came to his death at Providence hospital
on the 9Th Of September from inclsed wounds OF
the neck, inflicted with knife in the hands of
George Hough. HOugh was committed 70 jail
McMahOn'S funeral took place yesterday from
St Aioysius church. Columbia Typographical
mon No. 101 having charge OF the ceremonies.
The attendance was very large Rev. Father
NoOnan officiated. The pallbearers were Messrs
d. W. Beach, Ed. Morgan Hector Davidson, S. j.
Phillips. William Durkin and Adrian NJ. Jones, all
members OF the typographical union. The remains
We're placed In the receiving vault at Congress
home OF the deceased In New York state
A COSTLY WASH BILL-Annie Brown, colored
WaSheFwOman appeared in the Police Court this
morning as complainant in the case OF James E
Clark. who was charged with assault and battery
Annie testified that the defendant owed her money
for washing. and refused TO pay her after she had
asked him several times for it. When she dunned
him the last time he put her away from the house.
beat and kicked her severely. The defendant was
fined IS. Annie was charged with dlsorderly con-
duct and put under her personal bonds to keep the
peace.
IMPROVEMENTS IN THE EAST WASHINGTON Posi-
OFFICE--W orkmen began to-day making improve
1nenIs In the East Washington branch post office
heretofore The post Office has been divided into two
apartments the letter carriers occupying the rear
rOoIn Persons applying TO The carriers Tor letters
nave had 10 go to the back dCor. The partition
VIII be removed so as To throw the whole Office into
one room. sui paSSaGe-Way Will be- made on one
SIDE, 80 mat persons can 60 from the front to the
, rear WITHOUT going outside OF the building. The
Office Ill Ire and iI,,Dr
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ssss JOB ~ yyEEEE m IN SH II ssss
SIS Q % w E. Nm II
'SSS 90 UU EER N mn II 4 SSSS

81 "Elite" Kid Gloves for So
$1.9a Undressed Mousquetaire Gloves for SLIGO.
31.5O Gents Kid Gloves for $125
SIC. warranted Sterling Silver Bangles, CSC.
CSC. Rhine Stone Collar Buttons, &c.
Csc. Jewelry in all styles for 19c.
tic. Jet Combs. all styles. for 12c.
$2.6 braided and plain Jerseys for 9219
50c. Infants Lonsdale Cambria Slips. 33c
&3 70 Infants Mother Hubbard Cloaks $2.69.
121sc. Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs for &c.
Csc Gents Linen Handkerchiefs for 19c.
&c. Children's Linen Handkerchiefs for &C.
&c. Gents Silk Handkerchiefs for 39c
25c. Gents Half Hose for l9c
bOc. Gents Scarfs for 44c.
Sits Gents Scarlet Underwear for $125
81 Gents Fancy Night Shirts for 89c.
Genuine 'Guyot" s,,srenders for &c.
S9c. Gient's "Palais Royal" Shirts for 78c.
Clarhs Q. n. T. Spool Cotton for &c.
Genuine Lubin's Extracts for 4Sc
Genuine Tears Soap for 12c.
SOC. Michalis' Triple Extract for &c.
Genuine Florida Water for Sic.
29c. Manicure Sets for Gle
Csc. new style Ruchings for 19c.
33c. Oriental Lace for 26c
SOC. Black Escurial Lace for &c.
39c. Heavily Beaded Lace for 29c
12Hc all-lnen Collars for three for CSC,
Csc. Children's Lace Collars for &c.,
CSC. all-silk Lace Fichus for 7sc
81 SO Escurial Lace Fichus for $l68
&c. Leather Satchels for SIC.
81 .48 very best Satchels for %.
SOC. real leather Pocketbooks for &c.
CSC. Fans in all styles. SIC.
81. So Feather Tip Fans for $1O5
9ec. Dolls in all styles for SIC.
49e. Winter Isle Thread Hose for &c.,
4Sc. Black Ingram Hose for Csc.
DC English Hose, all cclors, for 19c.
CSC. warranted ali-silk Hose for &c.
39c. Merino Undervests Tor 29c.
CSC. Merino Vests and Pants for 44c
$l25 Scarlet Medicated Underwear for $50
CSC. English Cashmere Hose for Csc.
CSC. Feather Tips three in bunch, fer 75c
81 4S Feather Tips. three in bunch, for Sll5
lee. Fancy Feather Wings for lOc.
Csc. punches of Flowers for 19c
CSC. all-silk black Sash Ribbon for 5Oc
&c. Chenille Fringe. three ball for &C.
CSC. Chanille Fringe. four ball for 79c
Butte and Embroideries at 10 per cent discount
81 rs Genuine p. d. Corsets for LOT.
81 50 Genuine p. d. Corsets for %
Sl15 Felt and Flanuel Skirts for &c.
&C Ladies' Night Gowns for Soc.
69c. Chemses. embroidered, for 47c
Csc. Bustles, new shape, for 19c.
Csc. Nurses Aprons for 19c.
l9c. Nurses Caps for 14c.
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MADAME Il. VAN Rel III. l1l2 18th street north
west, begS To announce that she viii return 10
Washington and be ready for business october LIST,
when she viii open an elegant line OF Novelties IN
Ladies Dress Goods and trimmings, selected pei
sonally from the latest iInpOrIatlOnS.
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SILKS. ErLvErs
AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS.

ELSEIS,
AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
CASH PRICES.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS leash prices }
On: 10 BLACK SILK reduced to Sl.O CO. Our al so
Bat X >il4R reduced to Xl25
CCLO'dD CA>HIERES. widest double width all
PURE Wool cash p-icc 81 &c
NV YORK NIL. sHEFTING COTTON widest
aHdEery LEST quality, cash price, 25c
go. Frs I'll MARKET SPACE
B"cCADE BLACK ~ILK VELVET. cash price 8 o.
tLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR. large assortment 37,s s0
a., 10, SlC0 ~ ~
CoLo5tkD sIiNs, exceer: quality. slOo; reduced to
cash prise, 10. ~
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. "O0 so s3UO
DO I'll. WHITE BLiNkETS. large size all wool s5
Coioi.E> and BLACK SATINS So g. 75c al 90
LADls.S' tIo!H SuITINCi, pure wool fine quality
al "u-.'t~- Ssh Trica Re
BLEACtikD TABLE DANASK. pure linen Soc
BROCADE BLACK SILKS, 1a
Beautiful LAID DRESS GOODS silk and wool
cash price. DC. '
EXCELLENT LED TWILL FLANNEL. DC
YAED-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, excellent quality
NOTrINGIiAI 7 ACE for curtains, 25c &c. 6Oc
AUCTION Bi-.NKErS. great tcash) bargains
SILKS. Sac. SILKS. SIC. SILKS. SIC
sc2i 'At.lrn>. III MARKET SPAcI
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
| muse ments. &C.. Tonight

FORD's OPERA HoUSE--'.The Two Johns
NATIONAL THEATER-''Noritck.'
THEATEK COMIC .E.-Alice Oates In the "Mas-
cot"
DING MUsEUM.-Juyenile opera Company in the
Mascot"
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READ sinshelmer's advertisement

NoTICE.-FOr choice White Heath Peaches go to
White Bros, 300 Center Market This Is your last
chance
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NJ F. EIsEMAN's Old stand Will be opened october
LIST, by Kahn s Co., with new fail STOCK.
NJ r. EIsENAN, Manager.
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SpEc1A1 Nor1ck

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS. AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS SON WHICH
] CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO Or MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH We TAKE GREAT PLEASURE lA REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d WYVILL. ExcLusYvE AoxSr
ap26 No. asa PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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I'VE call YOUR ATTENTION TO THE NEW
w DSElSG. sCODRISG end DRY CLEANING ES-
TABLLsHNENr, Ne laO3 New York avenue north
west All kinds OF allies and Gents Work done in
The most superior msnna" Crepe yeiis. ACE Curtains
Iye.n and Party Dresses speciality ANTON and
CAkO4.lNE LkRCH. formerly with A. Fischer sel8-I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-29

tUSSELL'S Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out Of town.
II2. New York avenue
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CITY ITEMS.


The Following Extraordinary Bar.
gains will be sold tomorrow only at NJ Augen-
STEMS sl7 9TH St n W.: Market baskets. Sc; dz
stone china cups and saucers, &C.; wooden water
boards, lee; Is d. fancy gOblets, 23c.; decorated
Queen Anne shape chamber sets, 81 9S decorated
tea sets, A pcs, 1921, worth IS. So u d. dinner
plates, 29c; French china fruit plates with painted
borders and centers, 16c.; y d. ebony handle
knives and forks, doc; chcpping bowls. &C.; coal
Selves and 1Oc. each; largest size block tin wash
basin. Sc: 100 clothes pins and / dishpan, 1sc.
Special inducements to boarding house Keepers %
trunks Is per cent less than cost
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To the Public.
My little son Elmer, who is now over four wears
OF age. has been suffering Since was four months
Old with wasting disease. accompanied by spells
OF frequent and prolonged vomiting, no remedy or
assistance that could get seeming to operate on
the Stomach-So much so that my physician and
friends considered the case hopeless. About four
months ago physician called my attention to the
medicinal and curative qualities of DUFFY's PURE
BARLEY MALT W HsKT, claiming that it might save
the childs life. very reluctantly consented TO its
use, as | am a believer in temperance; but the
chiid's life and health were dearer to me than
prejudice. purchased bottle, and commenced
giving 1t to the Child, the result being that to-day
he is as well and hearty any boy in the neigh
borhOOd. have written this without any solicita-
ton, and say to the heads Of families, and those
caring for the Sick do not let a foolish prejudice
against the proper use of pure liquor prevent you
from using this for the sick and Gebitated
ELMER VEIN,
10S Hickory avenue, Baltimore CO., Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen's Hats From ssKnOx,'' N. Y.
e" q" sYoumans,"N. 7.
Fine Silk Hats Broadway style S.
DerbyS, all COlorS, $3.50 TO Sd. SO.
NObby Hats Tor boys, 81.
STINEMETZ & Son,
1897 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DRIVERS GARDEs for rent see advertisement.

NALISE containing some clothing and SIS in
money vas stolen fTCnl the wagon or Mis-. Mary l.
Hutton. OF NOTOeck. montgomery county, Md, sat
urday. The yaliSe was recovered yesterday by the
police Of the first precinct but The contents We're
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HE MAMMOTH Elne-noor establishment OF W. b.
Moses u SON. corner 1lth and F streets will De
opened TO the public Wednesday next, october /.
with the largest assortment OF furniture carpets
and upholstery goods ever on exhibition.
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INANCTAI.

PRIVATE Srock TELEGRAPH WnEs
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK. DUSTON so
PRINCE l. WHITLEY, STOCK DRoKERA
istf s5dihd ayayuel New YORK
General Partners
James Whitley. Henry II. Dodge II. Crueer Oakley
Harry c. Logan, Washington D. O. Maynard G. Eyre
William Il. Iravers. Special Partner
BUY AND SELL IN COMMISSION ALL CLASSES
Or RAILWAY SECURITIES
Branch Ofice-539 18th street (Corcoran Builliaxl
A.A. DODGE. Resident Partna.
Trrfsf'on7o ctccts ard Bonds and neorrna ZION
Farding the Markets received through wires IN
sTANTLY, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
All orders executed and reported promptly ja26
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No Accident Has Ever Occurred
Hom using Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,f,13

No Accident Has Ever Occurred
from using Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,ll3
Fur and SeaIskin Garments
C. c. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season This will afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
FurS direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
Bailey's 81 saw, warranted equal any
at $3.50 2m
ssROugh on TOOthache.,,
Instant Relief for Neuralgia Toothache, Face
ache ASK for Trough on Toothache." Is & Csc. 10
12K c. yd.-wide percales 6K c., 7s67th NV. s
Aladdin Security Oil.
Recommended by Insurance Companies as the
safest burning Oil to Use. m,w,t13
ThOrntOn's Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
gtsts. Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured by W. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets,
Baltimore, Mo n,W.f
Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,f19
On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltac Belt Co, Marshall Mich will send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Oltac Belts and
Electric Appliances On trial for thirty days to men
Dty, lost vitality kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigOr. Address as above. n. B.-No risk Is
incurred as thirty days trial is allowed w,s,m
"A1derMey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered In half pound Ward" prints 40c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternik ana Sweet
MILK, &c. per quart. Cream l5c pint
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
CrFrCr OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. q. sept. 29. ISL. 9.3O a u

For the middle Atlantic states, cooler generally
fair weather, westerly winds For TUESDAY slightly
cooler, generally lair weather is indicated for the
states ON the Atlantic coast, and generally fair
weather for the lake regions Partly cloudy weather
and local showers are Indicated IOr the west gulf
states, the Ohio. Mississippi and Missouri valleys
CARPETs-CARPETs--Ope new bright choice
patterns OF Ingram Carpets. All OF our best two
ply Carpets al - cents; good allwOOl Ingram Car
pet, 90 cents; extra double weight Ingram Carpet.
80 cents; Brussels Carpets choice bright Styles -
cents, 80 cents So cents; Hall and stair Carpet 10
match: Floor OiLclotS, al widthS DruggetS. Rugs,
etc 1Owson ). 90 Pennsylvania ave-, south side,
near 9Th.
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JOhnsOn's Restaurant. 18th & E.
The acknowledged oyster man. Choice steam New
York steWs, haf-shell, roast, broi, &c. Lifetime
experience. Ladies' large saloon attached
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

receive the Highest Praise from all who know
them, and Gally's Automatic Musical In =
strumentS artlsticaly play their own iusic hVF9y
at G. l. WILD BROS Music Warerooms
5O9 9TH street northwest
Pianos for rent for the season Special attention
tuning and repairing sel6
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SUPERIOR TO SHoP-MADE WORE.-HahI'S gents
nne hand-Stttched Boots, Button, Laced and Con-
greSS. sl6 9Th street
Ladies' fine Foot Wear
Exquisite French Kid Button Boots
Fine handmade Straight Goat Button.
81 80 stylish straight Goat Button
50 elegant hdnd-SeWtd Goat Button
81 famous hand-stitched Paris Kid Button
Any style. width shape OF toe or heel.
EahnS, Sl6 9Th street and 1872 Penna- ave.
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EMPHATIC ENDORSEMENT OF NEW B0OK.-RCv.
Richard Norris, from his pulpit yesterday, urged
hiS people 10 purchase and read WOrralls new
book ON "Slanuer." He said. at Will cost you but
81. Go 10 OILS street and get one
YoUR EYEsIGHT FITTED. q nempler,s. 453 Pa ay.
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nEofESiSG OF BILLIARD HALL. NeSSrS
Mliier Jones billiard hall has its annual opening
ms evening: The attractions VIII be Srst-cla.SS
ana, as usual, viii draw large attendance.
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DRY GOODS.
Now Is THr Brsr TIM
FOR INTENDING BUYERS OF DRY eoops
TO ANTICIPATE THEIR WANTS

MY STOCK IS COMPLETE IN ALL DEPART.
81 = AND 1hE ASSOR1MENTs WILL NOT BE
hAohLIhD Al ANY TIME LATER IN TIE SEASON
IhE MILD sfPTEMBER WEATHER DOES NOT
sIiMnI LATE ACTIlTN AND NJ MAND FOR TIE
Se4pSS oi Al INN AND NlNlER: AND II Az
PokT Mn rht ri h9hE IHt BEsl rosslBLE oP.
THAT Ma CoUNl FRS ARR NOT ovhRCRowIEn
aNp mil IlME AND TIE BEST POSSIBLE
1oMER. ~ WV
As Any Dar-WITH COMING OF COOLER
WI hfk-1RE lush MAY CONNENCf 4 TX
TEND THIS INITIATION To ALL Ny PATRONS
10 MAhE Al last A PUkTloN OF THIIR Sc
LkCTlONS NOW.
GV SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
INENING GOODS Bl GASLlGHT.
er CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
kLCG PhlIES
SEAT0N PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER.
Pennsylvan'a avenue. corner 9Th street.
Established lssO ss27
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-29

AN EIGHT-PorND BASS.-The report circulated
drOuhu town this morning that black bass weigh
ms eiht pounds was at the Smithsonian Instttu-
Ion attracted there quite a number Of anglers.
Inc report intmated that the nsh was caught in
this vicinity, and hence the interest manifested 4
SFAs reporter went over and found the bass to be
IulS up 10 The weight reported, but it was sent
noin fulton market, New York city. and was
cstisa- oGt OF lake IA New York IL Is a small
mouth oiacS baSs. but Is not a phenomenon for
what Is Known as pond bass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-29
EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH PRONUNCIATION
ACCENT.

special course Of p lessons Reading sight guar
ante ed well fluent easy aud perfect pronuncia-
ton and accent Class limited to II pupils CARD OF
Thursdays $50 to AS pm. October ID 1884. A1
LUCIEN E. c. COLLfEKE IN q native OF Paris
Frsnce 1888 street northwest seoO-lIt