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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

NEW RAILROAD SCII-Dt-LEs-A new seized.
Glc VIII so Into effect ON the Pennsylvania rail-
rFio sunday. Nov- 10. and after which date
she Tram now leaving Washington at 1918
midnight, for New York, will leave at 11:20
y m Inc o;ner New York trains remain I'M
Snahsed. On the Virginia Midland railway the
trains heretofore Iesyins washington at iO.t0
y n, known as The ;herIs mail and e xpress
WIZ On ana after Nov. 10, leave at 1880 ID. IN
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SOME FACTS about the illegal debt of the Dis
trict in The Republic tomorrow.
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PECULIUR Methods of some of our daily news
papers shown up in The Republic tomorrow.
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SCHOOL

q FUIILEItE StHOO1I
~ FOR BOYS
Four boys taken as boarders.
56m 1888 street n. W.
w ASHINGrON AGA DEM Y OF TkLEGRAPHY.
w Only school of the kind here. special invita-
ton 10 AL 10 see the method by which you
earn profession. 20 LIST ST. Sc. jetj-sim
TCRTNATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OP
i study: TO adults confidential: prepares college
Annapolis, West Point. all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTES .w. corner S.h and h sta NV
Mathematical. Classical. Business
:. w. FLYNN, A. VI.
Evening Glasses. So and So amontb. ocz9
IcIhN1 U.;t.A AND HA.:HiBNY-E III RT-
L LEY. Professor % music, torganist Church OF
Ascensonp, has vacancies for pupils. Address l025
crate.
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THE REPUBLIC devOteS more space to District
matters than any other sunday paper.
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LADIES FLASNEL-LISED SHOES.-Slppers
only S1.2i; Flannel-lined Slippers, only 10
cents. H. Sjrasburger, No 900 9TH street, four
doors above l.
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10 read the exposure of the wild Cat" Insur-
ance Co. In The Republic tomorrow.
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NESs I-button cutaway suit. Eiseman, 9TH
ami l..
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriaae licenses hava
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO James
Davidge ana Annie Fry; Thomas f. Miller and
Alice Marie Handley. '',-
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Observation-Disclosures photograph III gallery,
Market space.
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BE Sure
and try the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine before you purchase. S. Oppenheimer
Il Bro. S2S 9th ST. w,
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SPECIAL N0TICE.-We shall offer on Monday
morning at 81 O'Clock, Is pieces all wool, double
width, bcmcSiGn, OF soft csiDiel's hair finish in
AL the latest c0iorinSs. at 45c. Call early, as
they cannot be duplicated.
i4ASSET RGH d Bro,
42C-;22-424-i26 9TH street.
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A Confidence Mans Diary.
SOME II 4 ~

SOME EXTRACTS FROM IT-MANNING AND WAR
Rem TAKEN TO BALTIMORE FOR TRIAL
j. T.. Manning and George Warren, the young
men who were arrested in this city yesterday
on suspicion of having worked an alleged conf
dence game, as published in yesterdays STIR,
were this morning turned over to Detective
Hall. of Baltimore, who had a warrant for their
arrest, charging them with obtaining S1Ounder
false pretenses from w. Casey, Of4S1 West Fay
elite street, Baltimore, Md. They were taken to
Baltimore.
The following are extracts from Manning's
diary:
October PUT adj. in New York World J.
bit on the 9th. Landed him for $50 on the
9th. Arrived in Philadelphia on the 10th.
October 1Sth.-Gave Mrs. NJ the gag she al
most tainted, but finally recovered. Prospects
lovely. While ut breakfast Mrs. NJ. locked up
all our traps, thinking to spoil our little game.
She even had the nerve to ask Warren Tor his
watch. Things look very bad. Overcoats and
every thing locked up.
Later.-I nave just borrowed file. made a
key for the door and secured the luggage. Run
the gauntlet before their eyes Bill was SIS
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.PIckwICK CLUE whisky is the best"

Bros.
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III BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS
have subdvided RlpSEDAIF and offer building
aois ~ feet front, al 500 $3.50 $500 $3.50 per lot
lerins 10 per cent cash, balance monthly Rosedale
Is located Immediately at the end the
iumbia Railway company, 10th and Al SITS ne PlsI q
my Office, Sl9 Market space.
oc52m w II fIAGIT-r
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JNO. q. SLATER. 1O1 to 10 a street north
east, household goods the installment plan.
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AFFAIR. in West washtpxtou.

A WOMAN WHIPPER SENT To JaT.-Iast
night about six O'Clock Agnes Grimm. a young
colored woman. came to the station house and
complained that John Arms with whom she
had been living, had beaten her She stated
that she went To his rooms on 29th street and
asked him for some money to heip support his
child, and that he then knocked her down and
kicked her several times In the Police Couri
this morning John was charged with assault
and battery and he was sentenced to three
months in Jail.
The NEW CHRIST CHURCH CHApEI.-The
new chapel of Christ church parish will be
opened for divine service tomorrow This
place of worship has just been completed the
dimensions being 80 by SIS feet and l6ls feet
from ceiling to floor, with the capacity OF ac-
communicating 24O persons. besides q large choir
composed of men and boys. Handsome furni-
.ture and CARPET adorn this model chapel
Through the efforts OF the children gas fixtures
of the latest design enhance the beauties of the
chapel. The heating and ventilation is upon
improved methods.
NoTEs.-Lieut. II. X. Roadway, of the third
precinct, returned to duty yesterday after a ten
DAYS leave of absence.-Mrs DR. Riley de-
livered temperance lecture last night at Dun.
barton street NJ. h. church.-Ducks are nume-
rous in the marshes near here: and SO are the
gunners.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF " ArER
ATT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, As; con-
dition, 8. Receiving reservoir, temperature
5}; condition at north connection 8: south
connection, Z. Distributing reservoir tenn.
perature. 90; condition at infiuent gatehouse
&: condition at e1fiuent gatehouse g. High
tides in the river to-day at 1905 a. m. and
1920 pm,
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SUIT To ORDER, S25 and up. Eiseman, 9TH
and r..
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IN INVESTIGATION WANTED.-It is common
justice To John NcCIliuugh'> widow and or
pfa-S that Dr. ~ /. frisoy should be called TO
an account Tor his treatment oil the dead TRACE
dian. for accordi ng to- his own bulletins ne was
treating the poYu .;Ir actor different maia-
dy every day. Therefore every smoker in the
TOWN l. appOintes. special committee of one TO
Investigate the John Mccullough 30. cigar.
FO= sale by all dealers in Cigars and Tobacco.
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Mems Chinchila box coat & vest, 9Th & E.2w
Picswick Club Whisky is the best.
MoreIl, 734 9th NV: 100 F cigars, $40; try.
Notice to the Public.
Have you visited our establishment and Sc
cured that great bargain, a fine WOODEN cassi-
mer suit at $3.50. 1t surprises every body.
NJ. f. Eiseman. manager, 421 9TH street, under
Odd Fellows hall. tu,th,s,3
Scl,pylkiIi Pure Malt whisky. awarded
the iirst prize gold medal at the World Indus
trial Centennial Exposition May, 1885. the
only Malt Whisky receiving gold medal for
trade. John +. Hamiin. Wholesale Liquor
Dealer, southwest corner 9th and Louisiana
avenue northwest.
MorelI, 734 9Th NV; every style show cases.
The Asencyssof the New Howe Machines
removed from st. to the corner 9TH and II.
DIR. David Kennedy.s
Favoritc Remedy cured my wife OF General De-
biiity and Liver Complaint Gratefully yours
VIM. Lundy, baltimore, Md. co
Cholera. Diphtheria. Fevers. Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn HypochIorite fdisinfectant). Recon-
by the Puee
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton ST., N. Y.
81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky best in the world for the money
Orders by mail McGees, 9th, near ID st. s&w-3m
The Rowland Dental Association.
at No. oil 4la street northwest, do all kinds Of
dental work. All work warranted first-class.
Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over
10000 persons. sSm
Boys sack overcoat. Eiseman, cor. 7th E.2w
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in II Id. Ward" prints 45c
per h. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk sc. per quart. C-eam.15 cents.
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CITY ITEMS.


r. e. Lewis CeteDrote0 HAAS
Best IS SILK Hat sold In this city;
Good quality Fur Derbys, 81 50, -, $3.50,
Fine Son Felt Hats, from 81 90 to S.;
Excellent styles Mems and Boys Wool Derbys,
81;
Bows and Children's Dress and School Hats
r. C. LEWIS, Popular One Price Halter and
ss(ientlemens Outfitter," go eth street,
between and X northwest 2
Gemtlemen.s Winter Oufittinxx
Scarlet Medicated shirts and Drawers, 81 to
$3.50;
An.wooiW hite Merino do 81 81. q, 81 5O.s1.7s:
Best so and 75c. Undershirts and Drawers in
District;
Winter Gloves, Merino Socks, Suspenders,
Regular-made French Half Hose, pairs CSC.
r. C. LEWIS. "Hatter and Outfitter" go 9TH st.
Established 1863. One lowest price to all. 2
JOhnsOn's oyster Saloon.
44O AND 442 NINTH ST. NV, ONE DOOR FROM r
LYNN Haven Bays, half shell. Select Steamed
a specially. All selected. Ladies' Saloon first
floor Polite attention.
----e---
Valuable and GOnvenient-Browp's
Bronchial Troches are q safe and sure remedy
for Bronchitis, Coughs and other Troubles of the
Throat and Lungs Sold only in boxes Price
% cts. co
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THE DISTRICT JAIL.
THE ANNUAL REPORT OF WARDEN cRockrp

Gen. Jno s. Croker, the warden of the iail in
his annual report to the Attorney General
states that no serious INSTRUMENTATION occurred
during the last fiscal year and no corporal pun.
ishment was administered. Acts of impro-
priety and violation of rules were met by a sys.
tenn of dietary treatment and temporary depri.
walton of privileges, with satisfactory and
salutary results Moral and religious teachings
of visitors from various Christian and femme.
rance associations, coupled with religious disci.
pIine, cleanliness and proper diet, have favora-
bly, Influenced the habits and physical condi.
ton Of the inmates.
A COMPARATIVE STATEMENT
During the year there were convicted and
sentenced by the Supreme Court of the District
holding criminal terms, 1O3 conyicts one OF
whom was sentenced to serve a term in the
New Hampshire state prison, and the remain
der were sent to Albany. There vera o. white
males, Il colored males and 5 colored females.
During the preceding year the number of con-
victs were r.: During the year SO boys were
and 63 colored. The number of the preceding
year was 90; 1,O4O prisoners were sentenced
sby the Police Court and Criminal Court to
serve terms in Jail, as against 943 during the
prisoners in Jail during the year was 1877, and
the tn. year previous III: The total number in
fore 1863. There remained in Jail at the close
OF the year 1S9.
A NEW ROOF NEEDED,
Gen. Croker again calls attention to the i'm
perfect condition of the roof over the central
part of the Jail building, and recommends its
reconstruction at an expenditure of about
81 800.
But one death was recorded during the wear.
Ihc general health of the prisoners has been re-
marAably good there being fewer cases of those
diseases resulting from incorporate ard de-
PRAYED habits But one case of opium habit
was reported during the year.
NO PLACE FOR CHILDREN
A number OF children were brought to Jail by
their mothers, committed on criminal charges.
With the limited facilities OF the female depart
ment. they were taken care of with difficulty.
and 1T is hoped that some provision will be
made to prevent the crowding OF prison cells
with children, who need all the care that can be
bestowed upon them.
The jail physician reports the condition of the
institution to be all that could be desired. The
food is abundant, varied and well cooked. The
prison is clean, and the care and attention OF
the officers all that could be wished.
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THE NIGHT LODGING HoUsE.-The following
subscriptions have been received at THE STAR
Office: Henry - Clarke, tons of coal; Thos. j.
Fisher, SO; +. i. Mciiuire. S25.
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ARRESTED.-The attention OF every one who
examines the magnificent stock OF furniture
displayed on one floor by Geo. Breitbarth. Odd
Fellows Hall. The latest styles at the lowest
prices
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PANTS to order, 81 and up. Eiseman, 9TH and E.
CHOICE G.. p. TEA soc Read W F. Given's ad.
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Condensed Locals.


Street lamps will be lighted at 5:15 p. m. and
extinguished at a. IN.
The WOmans National Press association has
elected the following officers tor the ensuing
year: President, Mrs r.. r.. Briggs; vice presi-
dents. Ruth 4. Denison and Mary shannon:
secretary, Mrs A. III. Mohl: treasurer, Mrs.
Lincoln: auditor, Mrs. Crandall; chairman of
executive committee, Mrs. III. II. Spcrry
Inc attendance at the fair OF the Washington
cadet Corps continues To- be very large The
spinning jenny has been abandoned but n grab
bag, which has been substituted, is proving
quite remunerative.
j. Shlliington sends the December numbers Of
Harpers monthly, Frank LeSiie's Popular
Monthly, DemOrest's Monthly. and the Young
Ladies Journal for December and Christmas
The young men of the jefferson literary So
ciety, at their meeting Monday night AT the
Jefferson school building. propose to have
among other interesting features descriptive
lecture the city of Paris by Hon Holm NJ.
Gregory, eX-member of the civil service COM
mission, and tor debate, 'ResOlved, That Labor
Unions are Beneficial 10 Society"
Messrs. beayans Shaw have fled a bill in
equity against MarsaTetta MAY Of. al. for eaca-
lion OF deeds To certain property which il is
Claimed was made 10 evade their Judgment
and To subject the property thereto.
The ease o. Oscar Abner. the Young man ar.
rested yesterday by Detective Raft. for stealing
AN overcoat from his cousin, Chris. Abner was
called for trial in the Police Court, and the de.
1endant pleaded guilty and claimed that he had
been drinking. The court imposed a fine OF
twenty dollars.
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To ORDER S25 suits Eiseman Bros, 9TH
and l..
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COMING TO WASHINGToN.-The Business
Mems association, of Newport, r. l. has ap-
pointed a committee. consisting of L. ID. Davis
Washington to urge upon the postal authori-
ties the necessities of Newport for improved
mail facilities with New York
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FUssELI.'s Ice CREAM. and Charlotte Russo.
" Xar
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GasfOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was Il child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
Size chung to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria.
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became IL Miss
She chung to CastOria. th,S,t,k
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AUERBACH's, 9TH and II sts
Child Norfolk overcoat. Eiseman, 9TH & E. Wv
Something Interesting: TO Man, Woman
and Child.
Owing to the large stock of Boots, Shoes,
Slipper, and Rubbers. which are crowdrd on
our shelves, We have determined TO put them
at such low prices that must ensure their quick
sale, and have therefore made the following re-
auctions until disposed of:
soc. infant shoes, reduced to 39c.
65c. spring heels reduced to SIC.
csc. heeled shoes, reduced TO e3c.
S1.25 misses Shoes reduced to Csc.
si:12 ladies' mat kid d'i reduced to si.s4.
81 pebble and kid reduced to S147.
$3.50 straight goat, reduced to S1.9S.
81 gents Shoes French toe, Congress button
and lace, reduced to S1.67.
S.; gents calf snoe, reduced to S2.49.
Our stock OF Boots, consisting OF Calf, Kip and
hand-seweG have also been marked down to
bottom figures. We are headquarters for Rub
bers and Ruhber Boots, consequently we have
great many new styles never before seen in
this market. z. SrHAsBURGER,
COG 9TH st.. doors aboveI
We are receiving new Rasins, Curran,s.
Figs, Nuts, &C., which we are selling at lowest
cash prices. \. L. METzGER & Bro,
Grocer-. Az 9TH st. NV.
Bargains for Next Vice.. at Strasburger's,
$50 seventh street, between ii and L: BrOche
SILK Nisites at $l1. worth Sl5; Silk Cut Velvet
Nisitcs S13, worth SIS; Cloth Newmarket
rom So.DO up; Slotn kuSs!a Circulars from
1918 up; Finer Coats in proportonately low
prices Call and see our stock of Coats, and we
will save you money; also Blankets, ComIorters
ana Lace Curtains ut Z great bargain. Carpets
and Oil Cloth below cost, to make room. Dry
Goods oi every description, slch as Silks, Vel
vets and Worsied Dress Goods, at prices lower
than the lowest. Make no mistake in name
and number.
Boys Norfolk suit. Eiseman Bros., eth & E.2w
Nervous Men.
You are allowed Il free trial of thirty days of
the Use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated NOtaic Belt
with Electric Snspensory Appliances, for the
speedy relief and permanent cure of Nervous
Debility and all kindred troubles: also for many
Other diseases. Complete restoration to health
guaranteed. No risk Is incurred. illustrated
.inijilet in scaled envelope mailed cree by adj
dressing Foltaic Belt Co. Marshall, Mich WIS k
First-Ciass Sewing Machine Repairing.
All work warranted at AUEEBACHS, 9Th and
III SITS.
10 Order. So pants Eiseman. cor 9Th & E.2w
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PANTS to order. 50 and up. Eiseman Bros.
ZINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av.
MESSRS- SANDERS& STAYMAN, of 93i street
northwest, will give concluding musicale this
evening in the library room at the National
play of Decker Bros. Fischer and Estey pianos
and EStey organs. There will be selections for
Two pianos for two and four performers and
other numbers. Messrs. Warren Nichols and
Thomas Calls, OF Baltimore, will be the SOLO
pianistS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

ORDI.I: your lee Cream at Reisingers, at 235
q St H.W
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Bernard Bailey,
S25 9TH ST. NV,
Wood and Willow Ware and manufacturer of
BroOms and Brushes. I'm
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hAVID >. L. JOHNSON.
IL Organst aud Choirmaster.
llty 10th ST. NV.
Vocal and Instrumental Pupils received oc2.-lms
"ASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w ENGLISH LANGUAGE.
SO4 NJ street NV,
Mrs. NJ STEVENS HART, Principal
Fourth year begins October LIST. 1855.
Graduates students after full couI Sc upon examine
ton endorsed by "a responsible Board OF Judges
Thorough s1ructon to Teachers, Ministers, Ora
tors singers and others in the Culture and Develop
ment of the Voice
Special advantages for the Study of Practical Eng
liSh offered TO Foreigners.
Cure of stammering, suffering and all painful
Vocal Defects Methods endorsed by prominent local
physicians.
board in the family of Principal sel1-Sm
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LNXPERT TYPE-wRITING.
H cALIGkAPH OFFICE. ss3 st
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Sewing Machines For Rent at So Per
Month Until further NOt:eel

All Kinds new latest Improved machines, at
AUERBACH'S, 9TH and II SITS. i
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81 Per Gallon. 75c. 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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EEEScH krSpERcAkrES.
MADAME CHEVREMoNT,
n2-1m* 1919 ST. W. Lessons to Adults.
MADAME HOFFELDT. A GERMAN WITH
AN1 highest recommendations and references, pupil
OF the ie irPa; 2aSier of Music and SInging in nres-
den n Week father ofth celebrated Pianist. Clara
Schuman, desires pupils of any for Classic and
Modern Music: singing after true Italian method.
She understands how TO eliminate the suIertiuous
breath injurious to both health and voice. and
teaches all songs in their original composition Is
thoroughly competent teach Gran. fluent
conversation and epistolary style pure German.
Partisan French, good English and Italian. l2l5 q
st. NV. aul .-Sm
NyLLE v. PRUDHOMME.
Nl Professor de Francois, lO14 18th st.
French Conversation classes fer Ladies' and Gentle
men al $40 y. m. Ladies AT III Boys and Girls
3:5U'p.n Pari an pronunciation, original, practical
and successful system oc21-.m
DUPiLS PREPARED r DR. NTH. WELLESLEY
Il and SaSsar Colleges Also for Civil = ryice Ex-
animation. lUU6 y II. NV Pupils Of all ages i'll
structed in English, French and Music Highest ref
ererces. Apply To Principal oclu3m*
1NRESCH ANGU At,E. - LUCIEN F. {. coll
Il LIERE. A. NJ. native of Paris. France Nat
ural Method Aiming at practical and immediate
conversational Results. lob, 1 81. NV. o3-6m
VOCAL Lessons.
MRS HARRIETTE MILLS
SSardS afE lie & Co oclG-lm
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OI.UIk nUI.. IlIScIIHH b.US., ICH q e.
Nervous Wen.
10 order. So pants. EIseman. cor eth & E. 2,

First-Ciass Sewing Machine Repairing.
All work warranted, at AuEEBACHs, 9Th and
III SITS. 1
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WHILE waiting glasses repaired, Hempler'
cor. H..
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PHOTOGRAPH, FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NOTICr:-|.hi ic others raise their prices for
the hOlftaS, = continue our reduction-IwO
Dollars 70 Dlic Dozen elegant Cabinets Patron
i2e those who C-.er most for the money and
guarantee satisfaction. IL. WALL, $40 Market
space, 4 - Pa. ave. and Baltimore.
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THE s. B. C-James A. Garfield said, in an
address to the graduates OF the Spencerian
Business College, in 1869: "If there Is any city
on this continent where such an institution as
this Is needed more than in any other, 1t Is here
in this city. for the benefit of the employees Of
the United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

The Rowland Dental Association.
at No. oil Al street northwest. do all kinds OF
dental work All work warranted first-cIass,
Have administered Nitrous Oxide to over
40 600 persons. s:3m
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e "a :
Something Interesting TO Man, WOma;
and Child.

We are receiving new Raisins, Curran;s
Figs, Nuts, &C., which we are selling at loves
cash prices. \. L. METEGER & BRO,
GrOcerS. Az 9TH ST. n. w.
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NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
~ Select Boarding and Day school,
Daily Glass I'm French for Ladies' from l:3O to $50
p.
Daily Glass in German for Ladies from $50 TO $40
p. m.
Glass in English Literature from 9:3o TO 1870 n m
Apply 20 Mr.. and Mrs WM. a.. CABEII.
l2l2 and 1914 lith st. NV
n912t Near l3th ST. Circle.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A customer of ours must have 50 900 by Monday
and authorizes to sell 900 of the above stok
Tor that amount
Mast DUNCANSON BROS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

Sewing Machines, any make, for rent at Opper
heimer's, 52S 9th st. NV.