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CITY ITEMS.
h. Goldschmid s12.ysh 81. NV.

Special Notice
As our buyer has returned from New York am
prepared to oer the largest and the most complete
stock OF Ho0sefornsning goods In the city at re-
marEable low prices, below will enumerate a few
OF our extraordinary bargains for tomorrow only
covered chamber buckets assorted colors SIC;
Foot tubs &c; Handsome decorated english china
compinatlon dinner and tea set l06 pieces only
NlS9; Large ostrich feather busters l9c; Brooms
st1ng TIC; string 2c; Extra silver plated dinner
castorS handsome engraved only sSc; Footed tin
wash s basins sc Pie plates for Zoe; knife and
FORK tray containing each knives forks tea and
table spoons only &c: Twin match safes &C: large
nand oels l0c: covered tin buckets l Of &c; at.
&C; Qt &c, and ct. l3c: Army Navy blacking 5
BOXES for 1Oc steak oroilers Sc, large Size sc Tin
toilet sets pieces assorted coors 81 81: Hat racks
DC; Glass dishes &C, &c, and Sc; Handsome crystal
glass ice cream saucers u for CSC; glass salt or
pepef bottles &c. each; Bread coasters &c; large
dust pans &c: Diamond cut breakfast sets pieces
&c; I'm cups u pit for SC; pit Tor l0c; New shape
OF cut glass water Pitchers only 59c p. s as We
are constantly receiving our fan goods and have
not the spare room for our Baby Carriages Refrge-
rators and Travelling Trunks we VII offer the re-
naming at q sacrifice; those In want OF the above
articles VIII md IL to there advantage TO visit our
establishment.
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A Great Church Council.

FL oQuEST LETTER OF ARCHBISHOP GIBBONS CON-
ToKINa TIE PL1SARY COUNCIL ON NOVEMBER
10Th.
Yesterday in all the Roman Catholic churches in
the archdiocese Of Baltimore was read q letter
from Archbishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, reciting
that the pope, desiring all the bishops OF the
; church In the United States to meet in plenary
, council, has appointed Archbishop Gibbons owing
to the illness OF Cardinal McCloskey, to convoke,
by his apostolic authority the third plenary coun-
Gil OF Baltimore and to preside over it as apostolic
delegate The council Is therefore convoked to
Of the archbishop, on the 9Th OF November next
the archbishop says: eighteen years have now
elapsed since the last plenary council was held,
and we have reason to be devoutly thankful to
God Tor the steady progress which religion has
made since that period. 1t cannot fail to be q
tors OF the church Of America to meet again AFTER
SO long an interval. to recount their trials, their
hopes and their success in their respective fields Of
LABOR; TO interchange views, to enl1ghten one
another by mutual counsel, and to derive that
strength and confidence which result from the re-
union OF earnest men engaged In the same holy
mission"
He calls attention to the expansion OF the church
ana us transition nom missionary state to fixed
and normal position. He refers 10 the fact that
every state and diocese OF the Union will be repre-
sented at The council, and to the object Of its
session he states: 1.-The object for which this cOun
formulate new dogmas OF faith Tor the only doc
trine we preach TO you is the faith once delivered
to the saints Judges i, g.. Nor will our debera-
ions have any political significance, since we have
no political grievances to redress political
plrations to CRAFTY. The church OF God has di-
rect relations with politics; political ntrigues form
no part OF her divine missions The kingdom OF Christ
and OF His church is not OF this world John,
xv1D She renders to Caesar the things that are
caesars, and TO God the things that are Gods
Matthew, xxip. The enactment OF salutary laws
Tor the promotion OF piety and sound morals, the
correction OF abuses, the establishment, as far
practicable of greater uniformity In ecclesiastical
discipline, the development or the Christian CON-
monwealth, the quickening and strengthening of
the bonds OF charity which should bind us ali as
members OF the Christian family, TO our God, and
10 each other-these are the signal blessing at
which we aim In assembling together"
with the view OF obtaining the divine light by
union OF prayer, the following exercises OF GevO-
t1on for this archdiocese ordained and promul-
gated:
Il. The collect DE Spiritu Sancto' will be added
In the mass by the priests Of the archdiocese
henceforth TILL the close OF the council.
2. All the religious communities OF both sexes
VIII recite daily the hymn OF tho Holy Ghost, 'Veni
Creator SprituS'
B. The Litany Of the Saints will be publicly recited
In the parish churches, either before or after the
high mass, On every sunday till the first sunday OF
November, inclusive"
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Mr.. Joseph Patch, of No. go Rhode Island ave-
nue., yesterday found dead cOlOred female infant
near his place OF residence
Geo A. Williams, discharged soldier who Joined
the police force several months ago has been miss
ing since last Wednesday. lie was recently mar
red IN this city, but left here without his wlfes
knowledge, taking with him all the money he had
Saved-S110. He gave no reasons Tor the act 10 any
one. The runOrs that he has another wife else
where not verified
Charles Richards, cOlOred. was sentenced to 50
days In Jail, by Judge Mills this morning. Tor Strik
ing his wife, Maggie. in the jaw with brick.
At the meeting Of the ST. Patrick's Temperance
society last evening. address was delivered bJ-
Mr.. James F. Mcguire, and a choice musical pro-
gram was rendered.
The engrOSSing OF the testimonial intended
for Sir Moses MOntiOre his Tooth birthday,
Dy the Hebrews OF this city, were done by MI c. y.
Erney, OF the Patent Office.
Mr.. Nicholas Callan states that he Is the last
surviving member OF the 10 citizens OF Washington
who In 1865 organized the oldest Inhabitants aSS-
citation.
Mr. III. p Montgomery. the supervising principal
OF the seventh division public schools, states that
his ONCE IS at the sumner building, instead or the
Garnett building, stated in saturday STAR He
Will issue tickets of admission TO the schools from s
10 10 u H. and from 10 p. H.
Another pleasant garden party will be given IN
the woods adjoining St Adams church, by The
ladies, On Tuesday.
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W. NJ. SHUSTER l. SONS
HAVE OPENED THIS WEEK THE FOLLOWING
CHOICE LINES OF NEW DRESS GOODS:
WOOL BRAP D'ALMA, ALL COLURS.
BISON CLOTHS ALL SHADES
LARGE STOCK OF FRENCH PLAIDS
60 PIECES OF STRIPED AND PLAID FRENCH
FLANNEL AT SOC. THE BEST ARTICLE IN THE
WORLD FOR WRAPPERS
COMBINATION SUITS CASHMERE SJrIrS
TR1COTS BROADCLOTH SHRUNK AND FIN
IsHtD
Ga TwILLED LADIES' CLOTH. ALL CoLoRS Al
GIL BERT Ga CLOTH, 81
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE SILKS AND vELyETS.
MATERIALS FOR WEDDING DRESSES GREAT
BARGAINS IN TOWELS, CRASH. NAPKINS AND
TABLE LINEN. MOURNING GOODS IN GREAT
VARIETY
ivuAE PRICE
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS
eI9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
n. B.--THE lest IS THE CHEAPEST au23
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Affair, in Yves, wa.h,nx,on.

LABoRERs SrRrKR-The laborers who are en-
In @ sna
| said street, Messrs Hine CudmOre, struck for
higher wages this morning. They have been re-
| They claim that the force employed on the same
street under another firm IN e4eavating for sewers
| acceded 10 they quit work.
RUN OVER BIZ 4 LOADED WAsoN.-About $50
o'clock. Saturday afternoon horse attached to o
lumber wagon and driven by VIM G. B. Thorn BE-
came frightened on the AQueduct bridge while Mr..
Thorn was Strengthening the lumber on the wagon
Wagon oVeF hs boS
dressed the injuries, and arterward the wounded
man was removed to his home In Virginia
nfne-year old son OF Officer Harper, was overcome
by the heat Saturday afternoon. He was taken 70
1n 1 station mouse, where he was attended BY Dr.
Iyler after which he was removed to his home,
No. 1912 18th.
PIArIse WITH PowDEk-Abouts O'Clock satur-
was playing with powder and matchea One OF the
matches 1gnited, setting fire to the powder, which
resulted result IN burning the Lad about the lace very
between and G streets
FUNERALs--1he funeral of Mrs Elizabeth NJ.
Gardner took place from her late residence, 3ll6
street, Saturday afternoon, and was Largely at
t Tended the deceased being an old and esteemed
place On Saturday afternoon. large number OF
friends, together with the Pentalpha Lodge, No q,
+. A. A NJ, and the Hermione lodge, No liz, K. OF
r., followed the mains to his last resting place.
Run AND RoBBERY.-John W. Mitchell, a coun-
tryman from Hancock, Nd, was charged in the Po-
lice Court this morning with stealing thirteen
yards Of gingham, worth $685. from In front OF the
store OF MI. John b. Smoot, 3l44 NJ street. 1t was
shown that he was drunk at the time he took IL.
He was fined SO or thirty days In jail.
GRAIN RRCEIPTS.-Canal boat NJ c. W. Boyer ar
rived with 1900 bushels Of wheat Market is very
SLOW
RETURNED TO DUTY.-Station Keeper Sam.
Shanks returned to duty yesterday, after spending
ten days in Virginia
CONDITION OF WATER AT 2 A. M.-Great Falls, g.
Receiving
connection. 36. Distributing reservoir inf1uent
gate mousse 81; emuent gate house. Sc. Low tide
In the river to-day at p ~; high tide at p. m.
THEFT IN CHURCH Churchill Carter, 1918 32d
street, reports stolen from a vest. which was in
pew In Trinity church, SIS in money.
THE CANAL-BusineSS at Cumberland, Md, by
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal last week was, for
the season, Quite brisk, Saturdays shipments hav-
ing been the heaviest OF the year. One hundred
ana twenty-five boats, carrying 14,1S6.l1 tons OF
COAL lett that port against 152 boats and H. 4O8 Is
tons the previous week. For the year to date 1892
0oats LEFT Cumberland, carrying 2a2,v81.12 tons.
During the month OF August 395 boats left Cum
berland, carrying A, 142 O3 tons OF coal
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Two Divorces Granted.


HIHIIxL
BONDS.
Chas. A. Beatty on Saturday filed q petition for
divorce from his wife, whose maiden name was
Josephine D. Stetson. He states that they were
married In this city, August 18th, 1876 and that
his happiness has been seriously disturbed by her
loose conduct and dissipated habits. He charges
that she conducted herself In q manner unbecom-
Ing good wife with John Karne and Frank Steele
and that she committed adultery with the latter
In December, 1883, and In May, 1884, she became
On Saturday decree Of divorce was GRANTED
Ellen Quin, and She was given custody and control
band, Edward Quin, since 1885, his habits became
such that she was compelled 70 ask separation.
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Alexandria Affairs.
fo,. Tur

HeCOrfed for LIE EvENING>STAR.
NINETEENTH ~CENTENNIAI.-Three days solemn
services In celebration Of the nineteenth centennial
OF the birth or the Mother OF the Redeemer were
concluded this morning at st. Mary'S church, the
pastors Rev Fathers O'kane and De Wolf, officiat-
ing. and q large congregation attending
FUNERAL-The funeral OF Mrs Anne Y. Allison
took place yesterday afternoon from her late home
Oh Fayette and Prince streets
POLICE REPORT.-1here We're nine prisoners at
the station house this morning Elijah Hutcher-
son and Margaret Travers. arrested by Officers
Thomas Hayes and Bremen, charge drunk and dis
orderly; also for an assault on Officer Bremen;
Jacob Scott, arrested by Officers Walker and Nc
Cam charge assault on Julia Scott colored; James
Banks, Albert Green, Charles Morton and Isaac
freeman, cOlOred, arrested by Officers Mccain,
hayes, Bettce and Simpson, charge lettering on the
corner OF Fairfax and Princess Streets Spencer
Allen, colored, arrested BY Officers McCanfl and
Hayes, charge assault on Rose Carter, coored, and
Dan Glidln, colored, arrested by Officer Simpson,
charge dsOrderly conduct.
, NoTEs-Mr. c: Francis, who was injured at the
Soldiers home. Is improving at his residence here.
The regular work OF the public schools began
this morning.-The total bonded Indebtedness of
the city IS now sg13 76, and the value OF taxable
estate here Is over four millions OF dollars
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On The BICYCLE.

Hello, GeOrge' you on a bicycle? / thought YOU
had the piles bad So had, but friend gave he
some salts that cured Inc directly. IL Is recon-
mended 10 cure Indigestion and all consequent evils
believe in IT, sure pop, Well, how can get some?
II Is called Ironite II your druggist don't keep it.
address /" Ironite," Washington, ID. c.
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CIRCUIT CoURf, SPECIAL TKRN-}udQe Jdne&
Saturday, Leon Salmon agt Noses Sherman;
Judgment for amount admitted Platt Gumpert
agt Gsenao; Judgment BY default vacated and
paintin SfQulred TO give security for costs within
ten days n J. Schloss Co agt- Eseman; do.
Bref,nan' He'oieosrg Co agt Eiseman; bond for
security 4or costs approved Alfred Benjamin 4
Co agt E1seman; do Rosenberg Manufacturing
Co a2t E1seman: DO stern. Bro 4 Falk aQt. Eiss
man; do
EourY CouKI@Jbsd0e James
SATURDAY. Green agt Meyer; temporary restrain
ing order issued Quinn agL Quinn; divorce de-
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SPECIALTIES.

Two THOSE WITH PILES DIR MUHLFMAN No
II 50 9th street northwest cures piles by direct
treaunent. without thu knife csustic or iiSNtur,
Cure Euaranteed I use Prof. Brinkerhof's Tsinl,ss
Treatment This recent discovery Is the only plaa
now Known for curing piles without the knife or s-
tu!t. Is almost PAINLESS. SAFE. sure and permanent.
Sllhout oar ger or loss OF time fails cure
Charges moderate Hours 4 10 q u M srx I'm.
hRS- BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE Nh TREV
H rrescrlItons and send you o. side drug.
tlsts who divide irofts with the d.ctor Tho~e dsap.
llted oi cure of diseases should consuf DR.
BHoTHERS and GRAY. a06 h II a W vii fnra,sl
risnce. " ..as
(oNstLT DR. ROBERTSON EyFRY WEpNFs
Y dsy ana Saturday. 456 & street northwest near az
street, from Go pm IN all Confidential medical mat.
t.fs Success guaranteed IN every CASE and cases
quickly cured years enTerience Consultations free
fhces private Nsln ofce. ~ North Lilsrfy street
Il 3Iu
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SIXTY THOUSAND
i$600O0)
IN SILKS. vELvETs AND DRESS GOODS
CASH PRICES
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS,
CoIohED CAsHMERES. ali Pure Wool widest double
width in Navy Blue, Dark Green. Garnet and Brown
Cash price 371.
~ CARTERS I'll MARKET SPACE
FRfNCH TR1COT. pure WOOL 81 inches wide, cash
BLG6 SILKS. excellent quality, cash price 81; worth
coLokTp SILKS. excellent quality. cash value 7sc.
HANpsoME BRocAnE BLACK SILK VELVET. cash
value 81. worth 81 So
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, Silk and WOOL
Bleached TABLE DAMAsK all pure linen. cash value
soc. worth 75c.
BLANkATS. BLANKETS, BLANKETS,
81 81. 80.
LARGE SIZE, ALI, WOOL. DOUBLE BLANKETS IS
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS, cash value
75c., worth ST.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS. all pure WOOL 25c
C0L0KED SILK VtLVETS, 81, %
CLOTH. for Boys wear. IS 81. so, e. 70, 81
CASH PhICES NO CREDIT
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r
n. B-THE lest IS THE CHEAPEST aug
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IHE INQUEST OVER COLUMBUS W. BAILEY.
An inquest was held at the sixth precinct station
On Massachusetts, avenue yesterday morning on
the body OF Columbus ". Bailey. The deceased,
who was an empoye in Carl Mueller'S candy fac
tory on PennSyly avenue attempted, the q !
OF August, TO drive away some boys IN the alley in
he rear of the store. and was struck on the head
with brick. thrown by Willie Hood, colOred boy,
2 years OF age From the effect Of the blow lock
jaw enSued, and tc n death. Evidence TO this effect
was given by Carl Slueller, Harry Hail. Eugene
Heard and Detective Carter. DR.. HarJigan teSti-
ned that he removed eight pieces OF bone which
had been driven into the brain. and four pieces OF
brick He added that death resulted from lock-
jaw. which was caused by the blow. The jury
brought In a verdict in accordance with the facts
Hood Is already In Jail awaiting trial a charge
OF assault and battery, which case Will be nOe
pressed. and he will be kept in jail under CON-
mttment from the coroner
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COLONIAL BEACH: GRAND TorRS.NEST "

COLONIAL BEACH: GRAND TOURNAMENT WITH
BALL IN THE EyENISG.-Nany OF the famous Viz
gina riders have Interested themselves in this en-
tertainnenL This Is the great attraction or the
season for our last excursion on the ArrOw smith,
Wednesday, 10Th. not 18th, as announced in sun
day papers All wishing to remain over for the
hall VIII be accommodated at the hotel, returning
the next day by our arrangement on steamer Jane
NoSeley at half fare. Come one, come eli who ell
Joy fun and dancing 10 good music.
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tCsSELL's Ice CREAM
READ sInshelmer's advertisement

For PiCKLING-pure cider vinegar and spice
John FL. Magruder, 1917 New York avenue.
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ELDKEDGE Sewing Machine leads them all.

YESTERDAY. James Mckinney fell in fit at 9Th
and ID streets northwest. and was taken TO his
home on 5Lh street, near Washington.
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Malaria, Indigestion, DysDepsia and
wasting diseases invariably give way TO the benei-
cent influences OF Dunys Pure Barley Nj alt Whiskey
Try it. s
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WAsH1NGrox- n. q. Sentenher "a 49,

WASHINGTON, D. Z. september sth, 1874.
At a meeting OF The mechanics and labOrers OF
The olhcr OF The supervising architect. Treasury
department, held on the SJn OF September 1884 the
iV.aoWlhg resolutions were adopted:
HrS0ttef, That II was with profound sorrow that
~e IeeeINeu Tue notice of the sudden death OF the
iats CharieS D. Foger. Secretary OF the Treasury.
Sn1 Nhhe iteeEhdlng the fact that the whole
country has IN his deaf lost one OF its high
Isl otiils anu useful citizens, who Ia every pub
nc position fulnIed his duties with CONSCIENTIOUS
ue'OtiOh- We, the mechanics and Iaborers bear te-
tIihohs 70 MS generous nature and MS MANY emf
hent ana COCA qualities OF head and heart
irso'tea, Ihat IN his death we have lost true
'riend. whose Uniform Kindness and csrrteSy 20
lust Tesard Tor those occupying the humble pOsI-
You VI pace, VIII ever be remembered by us with
affection and gratitude - WIN
ReSOtrsd. That a copy OF these resolutions no
suitably ehgroSsed and presented TO his family ~
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DRY GOODS.
FAIL AND WINTER Day Goons.
sEAToN PERRY.
TO PERRY & BROTHER,

SEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL AND WIN1kR DRY GOODS OF THE
BEST CLASS.
so INCH WIDE A1L-N COL HABIT CLOTHS AT sc
SILBERTS Ga WIDE HABIT CLOTHS AT 81
FRENCH BRUADCLOlHN TRICOTSAND rWILLED
CLOTHS FOR TAILOR MADE SUITS From
Sl.50 To S.
NEW STRIPED AND rLAIp FIANNELs
NEW ALL-WOoL SCOTCH PLAIDS FROM 81 TO
NEM STOCK OF AUTUMN AND WINTER ALL WOOL
EkhNGH DRESS FABRICS IN ALL TIE LAT
EST SHADES.
DkAP D'ALMAS. CASHMERES AND BISON CLOTHS
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET SHA-
r,,i kER FLANNELs. BOTH PLAN AND TMILLED
Idf SELEBkAIlD AMERICAN HOSP RY CO.'S
MERINO UEDkRwiAR, IN MEDIUM AND
HEAVY WEIGHTS For LADIES, GENTLEMEN
AND CHILDREN
MEDIUM WEIGHT yAcKFTs AND WRAPS AT
GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES.
IMPORTtD JEkSEh FROM s 50 TO
SILK. CHUDDA. CASHMERE AND BERLIN SHAW1,s
IN GREAT VARIETY
IMMENSE Stock or PLAIN AND BRoCADED
LYONS SILKS AND NkLNETs.
IL CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
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Having just returned from tour OF inspection OF
the lower Chesapeake and seaside In regard to
oysters, have now fairly opened. Arrived to-day 10
barrels f1ne Norfolk and Hampton Bar oysters,
which are very fine. To-day We have choice steam,
raw, stewed, fried brol, &c. As this is my seventh
season IN catering the oyster, and appearingly a
zion OF my patrons Lifetime experience. Ladies'
large saloon attached. f3l JOHNSON, 18th and E
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BLACK DREss Goops DEPARTMENT.
E. G. DAVIS,
s19 MARKET SPACE

OUR NEW DEPARTMENT, ESTABLISHED LAST
SPRING. HAS PROVEN QUITE AN ATTRACTION.
ITY WILL ALWAYS FIND CHOICE STOCK OF
BLACK DRESS FABRICS TO SELECT FROM
BLACK SILK. ALL GRADES; vEIvETS AND
PLUSHES IN BLACK AND CoLORs. SATINS. AND
LARGE STOCK OF BLACK wooLENS ALI. THE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON TO WHICH WE
CORDIALLY INVITE THEIR ATTENTION.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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MARYIASD AGRICULTURAL COLIEGE-In order TO
accommodate the persons residing IN Washington.
especially those holding cleTkshipS who desire 10
See me about placing their sons at this college and
find IL incOnvenient 10 leave the city. can be
found on Thursday and saturday next, the nth
and 18Th inst, between the hours OF 3 and 6:3Q
O'Clock pm, at the Ebbitt house. where / will be
pleased 10 confer with those who wish to consult
me. AUG. j. SMITH, President
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Ask Your Grocer
20 A L.
m,w,f,l3

Duffy's Pure Malt WhislSey is not a Bit
terS, but pure whskey, that has been analyzed
by leading chemists and generally adopted by the
profession ASK the leading ply sicians OF this city
their opinion. ~
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Condemned Locals.

NATIONAL THEArER-Thatcher, Primrose, and
Vests Ministries.
DRIVERS GARDEN.-1nteresting entertainment.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ARTIFICIAL EYES. Hempler's. Optician, 453 Pa az
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LADIES' j JERSEYS
GREAT REDUCTION
BAL MS.
We are ob!sed to get every possible space Of room
our second door for large importation of Fall and
out our remaining stock OF JERSEYS great sacri-
fee, viz
About 25 dozen Jerseys. silkstched in all desirable
coiors. which were considered cheap Sl75 now at
% cents
10 dozen Jerseys superior quality of cloth with turn
down collar and cuffs former price of which have been
81. 50. Low at $3.50.
About dozen Jerseys. made from imported Stock.
nette and handsomely braided tailor finished at$2 IS
reduced from $3.50.
Our popular 81 so and S. so imported Stocknette Jer-
seys have been marked down to IS 50 and 81 IS
We have about dozen Jerseys. made from the very
best imported cloth and heavily beaded all over which
formerly sold at $40. They will 20 At $3.50
ODDS AND ENDS IN LADIES FALL ULsrERs
Having about 70 alwool Cloth listers let over from
last fall we are DESTROYS of closing them the uniform
price OF So piece The former prices have been from
SC to $ll piece.
E E 4 ~ ! y y :: :;
1e 7Ta STREET NORTHWEST SEA
:: :: :; e. e e :! E..
VACATION IS NEARLY OVER
THE BOYS HAVE BEEN HAVING GOOD TIME
YoU CAN TELL BY THEIR FACES.
YOU CAN TELL BY THEIR CLOTHES
ALL OF THEM NEED A SUIT OR PART OF A
SUIT TO FREsHEN THEM UP FOR SCHOOL =
WE ARE READY TO SUPPLY THEIR WANTS
Suits for the smallest from s2s0.
Suits for larger Boys from $3.50
Larger still. S5 and up
ODD TROUSERS ODD COATS
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
We are now receiving the finest Stock Of Suits Over
coats Pants. &c. we have ever shown yetas
THE MIsFIT STORE,
:auSo CORNER TENTH AND Sta
EsIABIIsHHD ISL
w. III. WHrArrsy & Sox
STEAM
DYEING AND SECURING.
No loss JEFFERSON STREET.
Goods called for snd delivered free of charge to ,ny
rlace in the city Postal Cards responded to promptly
r AMP CHIMNEYs REDUCED
Il Small &c; mediums, SOC. large. &c Ter dozen.
Small Hurner4 50c.; mediums, 6Oc.; hTxa "a 20 pQ
doasn MAN. orders DrSuXgofKE S sfsfISsd e
ap2 1l32 7th str mo tl1v,a~