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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
9ttnt SnSe pernrt1etlt.

Sn6ianapolt8, Sn0., Is. De3ember.
- 9lobert S. 9btaip8, tuelter I'M leeten
SUM bier ieiue 6rau Die SebIe Ourdihaitt,
murOe geitern abenS BON ben @eidmoreneu
idulbig befuuoen. Die 9o6esitraie 1T iiber
ibn uerbdngt por0en. Qls er ieine Satin
getGOtet hattie, Onrdidnitt er f9 ielbf bic
Seble. Die 8unoe mar ieoo6 nt6t t0ot-
lid. Gr atbmet iebt 0urh cine ilberne R0bre
in Der Seble uu0 duBerte, er rpoae 6ieielbe
Iieber herausSiebeu unO 10 ieinem Qebtn elm
gnoe MAIDEN, als Iid bdngen laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
SeI6abt Gter Gt8ettbatttt
aeeen
manaelbafte Gantbriefe
GMPERFECT TTTLE)l

Erunbmittben Il. (. ~. mnht ober @ele auf SapotbeS
len Ieibt, i es it zines Seben, baraui bu beebens
,as Der Bertdufsr eineH Beriiherunssihetn little
Insurance policy bes uuautafbartn SauibrieIes
.ieiere, moSurd niht nur nlIe nnfOfen fir Ofteres
SrlFen bes aaufbriefes (Deed) eriport, ionoern
3ouptidGIid1 ole fpdteren ununnebmIihfeiten, Bros
ieiTe I. No., uie ioe iGon oelfaIte norsefommsn,
,eImienen fperoen.
Die Maryland Title Insurance and Trust
Co." HrsDoitstS6e boa ScAtbs tatt0 &eccnos
$trabe, aornntirt un6 nerfthert teoeH 2aufbgtet
Decd, Der bel oerIel6en auselommen mirb, nihi
nur Dem sesenHdrti9en S6ufer, fonhern auh fGr
eine gTben Il. I. 10. aBenn bic Serfheruna ees
RauIbricIes mad eema6ter Prhfung rexneigert utre,
70 tpeTSen bic seaobten Gtbdbren Oaue trGsHa stnen
a6Hua eurhfpersiitet.
Maryland Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
ReseeEs@&s Sewth= Rae @eesRsttFase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Gftt ttt1t,tettIdlli6,er Woter .

Diilmaufee, gEt8c., 16. Deiember.-
gomarb Sairburn fam geitern abeno be-
trunteH nab 6auie uH0 ergriff lpdAreuo eli
mes Gtreites nit ietuer Satin ibr N3onate
ultes Sinh unO mari es gegen ben beiBeu
9uhenoier. 9nS @eidret Ger Wfutter err
regte bic Qufmerfiamteit bes BoliSiften uuo
6airburH muroe uerbaftet. Das SiHo tpirO
ferbeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
5Fe Gefa9F etaes NormOttet gluf.
ftaSaOeS beSetffGf.

Omaha 16. DECEMBER. - 3u ipater
Stun6e rpurOe geferl 4beno betanut, oaB
oem milit1rti6en Sauptauartter oe5 Blattes
3epartement8 Sroers nuBgegebeA mur6eu,
melde bic am Sreita9, ben 4. DECEMBER sr'
Ioiienen niberrufeu. 2ebters fiHb be ulgfe=
ri0ieH Gr0res, 6urh rpelhe gatterie D uoE
Sort Gmaba angeruieien mur6e, in 10 GROCER
9ei9ninoi9feit mad Sort 0ouglaB bel SaIt
2ates<g 3u marihlreu. 0ur1 bieielben
mur0eu bic aufregenoeH @eritdte itber eluen
beboriteheuoeu DtormsueH 4uf1ano erregt.
am glei9en Datum giRgeH ben iammtlideu
Bofen I'M 3epartemeut 9ebetme GrOre8 gu,
in oenen bic geiebl8baber augemlaieH mur=
cen, ibre @anui6aiteH marldbereit gu bal
ten, 10 eaB fe oIort nah GinrefIen etues
Beiebls abriideH t0nnteu. 9eneralabiutaut
Bed, BON benz oieie Srores erlaiieH auroen,
tueigert Ff eutidisosH, 81 iagen, Oh tbm Der
aufrag balu brett bon lSaibiHgtou ODER
BON Chicago aus ertbellI purOe. 8enSrun0
pesbalb oieieIben jest 5uriit geHommeu mar
BEN, lei Der, Bag bic geb0roeH fd iiber;eugt
bdtteH, bag bic @eiabr zines Quifanoes in
SaIt=2ata.&itp pOufdHblg beattigt iei. Bat
terie 3 ruirb leooh befiH0sg IN Cert 9ous
glaB bletben, um gr6Bere Rubef0rnneeu nm
m6glid gu MAIDEN. Bed iagt, Die Grores
batten pieI uHR0tbise 9sHiatton berUor ge.
rufeH.
SaltQufesgt ttg, Utah, 16. 8eabr. -
Siilfss sSuHoeSmari6al Collin, Belfer Sol.
glc9iurriH laOB, cine Chat, Delde Oas Sc
riiat bon einem bebOrfebenOeu 92ormOnsns
GuftGno beroorrief, muroe beute uuter
$4,000 Sar9iaait sefeqt,
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@ns @ertfn.

6ta6t Merito, 16. 9e3., Oia Sal
Sefen. = 9as grOBgeidmorenen @omite
be8 &pnsrefeS bat 9e9eu SeuOr 8ana, benz
6iuausminifter in Der @oH3ales.
ton, begriinOete auflaseu pesen i9le9ter
Nntafiihru PrhnhPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Die Stlberfrage.

Stem. Yort, IG. 0e3ember. SIN 6aupt=
paror oc8 gD}euopolitauzpOtei5" batteU iid)
bcute AGer0 etua 60 bis 75 9evreu elu9e
iunbeu, nm Der DiSluiFou iiber Die Si,berz
irage ;u;ubOreu. SH Oeridbsn Dur0eE }le=
lolutionen fiji bic frete YraguHg Uon SiI5er
TDll0IS 0unPuDmmru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
91ene SSnptamer llnr1the,f.

GuciOn, Qris., 16. DEG. = Son Sort
8aparb mirb berihtet, baB Die Sn0taner in
Der llm9e9euO BON Stluer=@itb ueue Mor0s
tbatan 6eriibt baben.
Stem Orleans, 2a., 16. 3e3.-giuer
aus benz Snotaner Serritorium bier eiuqez
truffenen 9epeide Su 6olge madt fid unfer
ben &bspeuneu uHo lrapa9Oes cine feinSlide
Stimnuug bemertlid, uuo man befardtet,
oaB fe ii6 81 9tubeft0run9en biuretten lai.
len. Die 9erauIaiiuus sur lln3ufrieo enbett
bietet Der llmfaub, baB Die Snbianer fir bic
&erpadtung BON 0dnOereien on 6eeroeubez
fiter teiu @elo uebr erhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Syeftagss s9n3ei8en.
il1inlben Sic AttrQktiORfn gu ffbfR?
9. %. @lah & Comp. 8 ggsibna6ts.a aarten.

10 pie @d0nbeiten oes gatoboz 3immers.
10 Die lhpun9ooaiten TSoliiten=darten.
- Die $eblittteit6e5 Holly and MiStletOe.'
~ 9ie ltonen iapanef1en Saben.
~ Die Rueuttett iopaneliter Sdrm. ais Sim
merIdmud.
10 0as acknowledgements QusGl9e.
- 9ie nlhDaareu-impo olaHte IusteuuEJ.
10 2te robt,en Reobie'n Der Spteboien.
~ 0ie prattoolleH Gor5ellans2S0oren.
~ Sle et4enarJen Sron9e=Saden.
- Die Jehenoeu 8Hd5er.
- pie intereIioute 9ef9tisuns uOn gsOcruoaren.
- Die Sdlsnoers sSammlun9.
~ Die SntTdIturg SaltImorer arbeit.
~ 9ie SebntouicHee BON SBebnohtstarteu.
~ 2Ie gum SeEfen anre9enocn Auto9rapQtHz
bums.
10 Die neUeen Sorteu GaIfeubuher.
- Die Vfaiie lmportirtcr 3Uuobo5
~ 5ie onoer6aren jopaneiiFten Saetes.
- Die puoelndJriihen medJanlldlen SpteSeugt.
10 2te aiiatllhen uH0 europdthtn 9tooltdten'
~ 8te rei6enoen Shrei6matert0tentlitten.
- Die unSdb9sn Standardization.
- Die 9GmeH mo Nerrsp, rueIbe germ be Gettcn
Saten mo Sdtelden cerDsuen.
~ 8le 6eraHoiqe 8s8eanuR9 pom 6reuuoeu.
10 Der &ustaUiCb uon n0TGfseH-
u Esue5 trdgt oGiu bei, 9ir. 10 sum ilI3oH06eln
Blste 6u madheU.
10 glan tolRme uno iiberNuge fit iel6f, uuo uer
" oen Ssluh Oisber aui9elho0tH, 5lu0tre nun
" mat LANCER mebr, tOmme beUte, nidt tTd mos
- gen, lUenn aud nur, I'M Die Shaureu Der EGuz
~ ler uno Die lSuuberolR9e 81 beIdldueu. Dfan
~ lehe Die fro9Iiden Wtenen, Uehs 2Solteu unO
10 6en erfidrf, 6os Nifo6o 3inmer lei Elm ;Sseroez
19 mad; Anoere, Die ytr. 10 sum critaH U&ale 6es
l9 iutten, duBern, e bdheH njdt 9esau6t, buB IN
- baltimore lolb beSaubernbt Sceneu mogliG
10 leien uno iberbnupt eriitlren.
NeuoIrSz Siitenferten Ueroen lest ausgeegt.
Seionocrc Vp&is,
Str uertauien ben Reit unieTcS u3gegeUerR, fir
ooS GhgroSz9elhaF tmpotttrteu o0er Iu0rlSrttH va
gers neuer 28aaren, 1S95er 5mport, I'M &tuelnen
uno ;u Brelen, melde A6iaB iidltrH. I8eHu sic
tauIen iU0llen, tommeu Sle Hur nit SI5YeI Seouria
LITE. 2Sir beriebigen Gic non Gents an bis 5u ciHz
bunoert Dollars. Is mir6 iiCb lo5Hrn, aab III, 10
Su fOmmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Der nete Stant 5afota erto6Dtt
9u00esScttGtOret1.

ct. 4aul, 0tinH., 16. DECEMBER. .-gine
Spe5iaI0epeide aus 6urOn, 0atota, meloet,
baB bic gegenmdrttge @eietgebung gefern
bic 0ltdter 0tooO9 uno &9ertCn 81 8unOes=
isnatoren fiir Sii0.QQfoto ertpdhlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Seuatsbt4S.

28aibiu9tOn, >. g., 16. DECEMBER.
-lIutcr oeu beute benz Senate porgelegteu
Bills beiinoen fd) iolgenoe: Son WttnOer
ion, fir Yenfonen allcr BerioHeu, meldle
pdbreHo OeS lebteu Biirgcrfriege5 etH Sa1r
lang bientcn uub mad Beeu0iguHg OeHelbeH
nit BON 8unOar5ten aus8e(teuteu 3su9HiheH
iiber ibre llutauglidteit gum 0tenite eutiais
fen muroeu. Die Beultouen iOueu uiht ne
niger, ais $A uuo uit)t mebr, ais $l2 pro
MlOuat betraBen; BON Samger, flir 0eH Aus
Eauf be8 Sturgeon Ban gafe Rihigauer
SdlifsfanaIS; BON Sngal,8, fir 8eftjmz
muEgeu iiber bic Gutihciouugeu iiber Be
ginu uuo Gu6e Der llniabigfeit oeS BrIits
0euteu, ieiue 9lmtspHhteu 3u eriuQeu; Setr
Ter, Sur freisn uuo unbeihrintCeu BriguH9
pcu >ilhgrSolnrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17

Seine Stimme tIaHg, ymie bic Stimme
6es Grabes," aber er bate gltdts rpeiter,
ols ,eineu raHben 5als.d Gtue ein3iae fuiif=
unes3mausisz Cents SlaI6e Or. 8uu's u!SH.
Fsu-Sprupd beieihste bic lIupdBIidteit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
2lrDeitCr= EJMgclcgemDeitell .


GittSburG, Semi, lG. 9e}.-,iH ocr
geihigeH 2,beuoIbuHg Der o9iltiOual Gou=
Deuti0H Don @rubenbclgeru uuO Srubenar
beitern" ruHr0e mad LANCER Debate u5er bic
4rbiTatIoHSfrage Elm gemclu'ame5 Gomite
ans &eFtgrn un0 GrbeItgrH trHaunt, mtl=
Dies beute Der Contention eutipyedeuoe Bee
iGluIie Uorlegen iou. Ga5 Gowlt2 UeriaH=
melte Fh rub an &beHoe uH0 bieb bis
0litteruadt IN Sibuug. DIE 4rbauer lagteu
eiue 4reI5itQla fir nlle 9ltrifte Dor, ron
bielteu Die Better 0jeje.be fiir iu boa.
Sd}llaBlidD purOe cine 3tcloIutIou augeuonlz
men, peldle Der G0HueHuou beUte Uor32leQt
merbeu iOu uuo empHeblt, bag etua GOl=
benton BON 8eltern baloigit bsrufeu per0e
nm cine Oou ben Nrbeteru eiH;urcjd1uoe
8rel5tlla 3u begutadttu DeHu 0iei2l5e
OaEu uHgeeignet befuHoeH meroeu iOuta, 10
iOnen bic BefBer ibrerieit5, Unter 8egrtn
Ouug Der Gifeleu5puntte, ejue Stala aui-
Iteuen. Die etUa Deretnbarteu BreJ1e i0Jeu
oann pom /. Utal 1886 Elm &abr lang 9el
tung bebalten.
Grdioent WtTriOe bon Der yGbiosGobs
leuqrdbers QiiOCiation" iiberreit)te beute Die
geItern pom 8ob!eugraber Goalite augeHom
meueH GobuiCala. 8Itielbe beitumt cine
2obnerb0buug BON / Gent pro Buidel I'm
gittaburger Giitritt uuo eutipre4auoe Grb5
bung in oen peflideH uuo Iiolidjea &obleH=
gebete. Sie murOe eiuem Gamte 5ur
grrudguug ijberrpieien, rporauf iidl Die G0uz
pentiou bis gu elmer an %. Tebruar in Co.
lumbus, Sbto, ab5ubaltenoe ScriammIuug
Uertagte.
4Glentom II, ga, 16. De3.-9a5 o0l-
leHtomner @al3merl" miro am nabiten 0ton.
tag in Gbdtigtett geieet mer0en uuO 5obE
gater'8 BaIsnt QBa9goHtbeile iabri'iren
&ieIe Qrbeiter per0en babel 8gldaitiguug
iiuOen.
0loutreaI, 16. 0e3. 5n ben North
American Glass Works" UOn gS. 3. 2)uilt
& SO. fub Al BRntgla5bldier ausgefaHoen.
Gle berlangen I'M Elm 8rttel erh0bte 20tnc
- Qleid ben bonn y2meritauiiheH @lastlG.
ierperbanon ieitgeietteu. 8i8 iegt UerbienteH
bic 2ampenglasblder ooielbit bis $3.50, bic
TlaidenglasbIdier bis $lG m66entlid. 9te
6irma 3iebt in grpdguug, ben betr. 6abri
tatiOn83weig, I'm pelden e8 id banoelt, ,siu
BOlge beiien gang ein5ultelen, Die iibrigen
2btbeiluHgeH Der 8ldierei gebeu oaielbt M
aeit0rt melter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
S0s SdlMIaeiGltpaoer.

Seftuug WonrOe, 16. 9e,br.-0a8
G9ulgeI4mober fubr beute WlOrgeu mad
ct 5homQs ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
s5nt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
puroe Die Senats Bill ungenOmmeH, Del
Senator canton BON @eOr9ia lpieOer in ieil
Piirnprrpdht pin,ufptpr
Die Suu Sesienat0rsgGab tn Gtr.
gluten.

Ridm monb Sir9., 1G. Desember. -
8eibe 6Guier Der geiessebuns traten beute
su elmer gemeiniamen Sisuug Suiammeu.
9ns 8otum fiir ben 8uu0esieuator fpuroe
bonn @lerf oerleieu, uno Der SeuatsprdI0ent
Der ben Sorft fIbrte, erfldrte SObn gS. Da=
MEL nls ertp6blt gum 8IubeSenntor fir jeds
Sabre, beaiuneuS am 4, DRGrs 1887,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17

Die beilen6en GigeuihaIten Der beriibmten
Or. Gn9uf SSnt9's p5amburger Gropieun
sesen Masenbeidmerben, 2eber= uno Ries
renleibeu etc. unb Oes hamburger 8rufs
tbee'S" seseu @rfiltungen etc, tperoeH allges
mem anerfaHnt. Sn alien Apotbeteu gu
hQbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17

SenIat:oneae GwtOeGnws. = Gin SompIot
jur @FaorSuua poH 90 beFnorrasenoen
Sitrsern. gerAaftnna BON pier gers
Sdlsppreru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
Sac @aihtnatpn zenfmeI.

Iie GOnImiifOn 5ur 8ouen0ung Oe8 Bai6s
ingtoH 0entmal8 bat Dem GongreB bertd=
neH 3abreS beftGuOig fOrtgeIdritten ftno uH0
empiieblt cine &eruilli9una bon $l07 900,
iiir 9ie 2tu8Oebnung Der 5eraiie am 8uBe
beiielben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-17
9as Garrett 9anfett ouf 5tatewa
SSinuo.

Sic memcite riunaeniaaTt eer ,,Saitimbre=
SBin giiSubabn" cfnc uuabhausiac
SiHie uadl Gspsgorf ~ OWrdl Re0cu utto
3oaits gcieicrt. - gBas DfGspr &o0ges SO
IRgCu bat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05
The skeleton Mystery.

AN INQUEST TO BE HELD MONDAY MORNING.
The human bones found on the old Carroll
place, on Rock creek, mentioned in yester-
days STAR, were brought into the city yester-
oay and taken temporarily to the Washington
asylum. There is no doubt but they are the
remains Of Franz Prosch, formerly of Berlin,
Germany, who had been employed in this
country as a hook and news agent, and por-
tlOn or whose clothing was found on the Metro
pontan branch of the Baltimore and ONO ran, l.
ROAD, near Linden station, about the 10th OF
July last. The coroner will hold an inquest on
Monday morning.
WHAT IS KNOWN OF PRosCH IN BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore american of to-day says
Prosch came to this country from Dresden
about two years ago and sought work in Balti-
more: For six months he managed to make
livelihood by doing odd jobs about Light street.
Aterward he was employed by MIR. Zahn, to
whom he explained his condition. to help in his
saloon and assist in doing such work about the
mouse as was required of him. He served his
employer about one year, when he obtained
employment at Mr.. Rossmaeser's book store,
ON Gay street. Here he was engaged to carry
newspapers and periodicals to subscribers,
and made sufficient money to live comfortably.
however, but continued to live ut Zahn's place.
he always appeared in good spirits, but
sometimes some would give expression to queer
eight months, he came to the conclusion that
lac could capture all the customers and carry on
the business himself This preyed on his mind.
and he would speak of it continually. UnfOr
tunately for him, his capital was insufficient to
conduct such an enterprise, and he became
somewhat inorose. About six weeks ago he
suddenly disappeared, and the finding of his
body In Washington was the first intimation
the Lahn family had as to his whereabouts.
Mrs. Lahn, in speaking of PrOsch, said he was
possessed OF high order of intelligence. The
letters found on his person referred to the nus
band of bis sister, who had become insane and
finally died in an asylum. Prosch has q wife
and three children living in Dresden. He was
forty-1ve years of age The inference is that
his mind became unhinged, and after wander
ing about for some time he ended his sufferings
with his own hand or else died from starvation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05
~ A R T E RS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.

& ARrER,s
CASH DRY GOODS STORE
BLANKETS BLANKETS BLANKETS
SELLING OFF DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS.
slightly sOiled, at less than cost.
duced to 75c.
BLACK AND COLORED CASdMERES pure wool
double width, real cost 37l.c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK vELvETS, very
cheap at S1OO. '
COLORED SILKS. Soc, &c, 75c
Hack AND COLORED BROCADE SILK VEL
VEL, real value 81. co. reduced to $3.50.
Handsome. BROCADE FALL DRESS GOODS, great
bargain ut 25c. reduced to 12lac.
S1.5O. F ~
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON, widest
ana very best quality. actual cost 25c
Excellent CANTON FLANNEL &C.
Besl Merrimack CALICO, SC.
Twilled CRASH Sc
BLANKETS slightly soiled at less than cost
STRICTLY CASH PRICES
WE MUST SELL CHEAP.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE
SCI Near 7th Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

SHOOTING AND SHARP PAINS THAT SEEM
to cut through you like q knife are instantly re-
lieved by placing CUTIcURA PLASTER over the SPOT
where the pain originates. No other plaster or ini-
ment or appliance can be compared with this new,
original elegant, and failing antidote to pain
and Inflammation. Warranted the best plaster ever
compounded. At druggists 25 cts: five for ST. mailed
free. POTTkR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston seq
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

DON'T WAIT Too LoNG-Asa grand fall open.
Ing card we offer to- make one dozen elegant
cabinet photographs for two dollars. our work
IL Of the best quality. This is the chance of a
lifetime r. WalzPs, Imperial studios, $40
Market space, AT Pennsylvania ave., and 200
w. Baltimore st., Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

WoRKINGNES TAKE NoTICE.-Agency Co
operative Hat Co., No. 1. South Norwalk, Conn.,
NJ Francs, cor. til and ID, the only strictly One
Price hat and gents furnishing store In this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

OUR 81 so hand-sewed Pebble Button, 81. so
and 81 Hand-sewed glove kid CATERS, COM
MON sense and French heel button. are worthy
of your attention. Young's 4O2 9TH st. Look
for the old woman in window.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05
SATISFACTORY RESULTS

Your CUTICURA REMEDIES exceed both In sales and
good results any skin remedy ever handled and it
Is with pleasure that we recommend them to our
TONER'S assured that they will receive real benefit and
satisfactory results.
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Bourbon. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

INDORsED BY PHYSICIANS. DRUGGISTS, AND
CHEMISTS AS NEARLY INFALLIBLE.

am selling more of the CUrIcURA REMEDIES for
diseases of the skin and blood than any other. The
CUTICURA SOAP, as its frst-ciass quality deserves,
leads all Of my soaps in demand both as toilet soap
and as q beautifer and protector of the skin
DR. w. H. HALL.
Frankfort, KY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN! Our $3.50 Elec-
fric Shoe; So fine calf seamless; 81 Hand
sewed CATERS, are worth double the price.
Try them and be convinced. Youngs, 4O2 9TH
It,, Heilbrun'S old stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

JULIUS LANsBURGH. 315 9TH street, for Mon
day: 1000 moquetteand velvet top ottomans,
SOc each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05
THE CASINO"
rOS -th Sfraat Mort hUpSf

G25 9TH Street Northwest,
will be opened by Mr.. +. w. HEYGSTER, Satur-
day, September 5th, with a superior stock of
fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. The house has
undergone thorough renovation regardless OF
expense, making il one of the handsomest and
best conducted restaurants In the city Elegant
dining pariors for ladies and gentlemen are
connected with The Casino, which will receive
particular attention. Friends and the public
generally are invited To attend the opening, on
which occasion An elegant collation. will be
feature, commencing at IL u. m, and VIII be
continued throughout the afternoon and even
ing.
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AUTUMN Tor CoArs.

OUR STOCK OF EARLY AUTUMN TOP
COATS IS NOW COMPLETE. OUR Sro,K
Is WORTH SHOWING AND SEEING Won
WILL APPRECIATE THE NEW STYLES.
THE NEW CLOTHS. THE NEW PRICES
NOW Is JUST THE TIME TO WEAR THIS
GARMENT. IT MAY SAVE A DOe.TORS
BILL, AND SHOULD YOU CONTEMPT. ATE
LITTLE TRIP, DON'T SEE HOW Won
CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT ONE
WE HAVE THEM FROM 81. A GOOD.
HONEST COAT, AND AS HIGH As cox
THE LATTER SILK LINED.
GEORGE sPRANsY.
oO7 SEVENTH STREET.
sS Store open until sn m .es
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SCROFULA CURED.

Iprescribed your CuTIcURA REMEDIES, effecting q
thorough cure. in chronic case of Scrofula upon
child of one of patrons after the case had bafied
the skill OF two eminent physicians during period of
eleven months. l made q complete cure in four
months A. G. PATTERSON, Druggist,
Brookviile, KY.
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JULIUS LANsBURGH on Monday, September
9TH, special sale al prices that will throng the
store: $3.50 and 50 sheep-skin mats, for SID;
Turcoman curtains, with brass trimmed pole,
81 per window; Madras lace, reduced from 4oc.
to 25c.; raw silks, reduced from 81 to oOc;
Smyrna rugs, reduced from 81 30 TO 500.
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Rudden's Furniture and Carpet Installment
House, 932 7th street NV, Washington. ID. c..
The best and cheapest furniture and CARPETS in
the District. All my goods are manufactured
under my own supervision and are guaranteed
Oglve satisfaction. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

ALL the latest blocks Fall Style Hats for sale
at Francs, cor. 18th and ID. the only strictly One
Price hat and gents furnishing store in this
city. Prices Rock Bottom"
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sssse rave GsSsn'ns 70 suit every caprice Of the
Blue Flannel Suits the very thing for the nresent ex
ceedngty cheap For those In deI1csfe iith Ne have
ny 70 suit any ones pocketbook HemsmbeST J the
place. where YOU can always strike = bcrSsjn ~
an20 ,o,. J. w. SEIBY,
AS4A-10lo Pennsylyanis ave
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SALE OF FINE SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESI-.
UDCkCThts Is an excellent opportunity TO OBJ.
ssan O. desirable home on small payments
Aoo4e has AL modern conyeniences. See adyt
a. - % take place Monday. 7th September, ct
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Rogers Cutlery and Silverware. Lates
Designs, Lowest Prices. AtFRANK's, 457 Penn
sylvania ave. 1
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JUSIH's OLE STAND, 619 ID st. N. W., Buys
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mail
promptly attended to.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Orrrcr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sept. D, 1855, ii am
For the middle Atlantic states, occasional
local rains followed by cooler, generally lair
weather west TO north winds, higher barom-
eter.
For Sunday. slightly cooler clearing and fair
weather is indicated for New England ana the
middle Atlantic states
OUR UPHoLSrERING shop Is prepared TO take
in any number of orders for making over and
recovering upholstered furniture.
W. Il. MOSES & Soy,
Cor. IL tn and + SITS. a. w.
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FINE PORTRAITS kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av.
JULIUS LANsBURGH. 3I5 9TH street, for Mon
day: 5000 tapestry mats at use. each.
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Sold everywhere Price, CUTIcURA, so cents; CUrI.
CUBA SOAP, 20 cents; CUTIcURA REsoLvENT. 81. POT
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BOSTON.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
Pimples, Backheads, Skin Blemishes and Raby
HumOrs. use CUTICURA SOAP.
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If You WISH to rent house, and will send
Your name and address to Il. III. Warner, 916
ST. wv, he will send you his complete bulle-
lin OF houses To- rent.
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S3 Per Gallon. 76c. Quart Bottle, No. /
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. McGee'S, 9th, near D st. s&W-3m
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LADIES AND GENTS: In time of peace pre-
pare for war. We will have cooler weather soon
and need warmer wrapping. Bring your suits
10 be dyed or cleaned early and prevent the
rush. Superior work. Prices to suit the times.
ANTON FISHER,
COG G. street northwest
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MISS KATHERINE ROGERS will read an intro
ouctory address on Monday night next in honor
OF the opening OF Mr.. Daniel Herzogs second
creson. Reserved seats now on sale at Opera
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The Cheapest Plar

Halls Adjustable Skirt Forms at Open
HEIMERS, 52S 9th st. II. W., ST. Cloud Building