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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24
lTCHING

lTCHING
SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
CUTICURA
TREATMENT.-A warm bath with Cur1cuRa SOAP.
and single application of CurIcuRA the great SKIN
Cure This repeated daily; with two or three doses of
CUTIcURA RESoLVENT the new Blood Purifier to
keep the blood COOL the perspiraton pure and unrri
tatlng the bowels open the liver and kidneys active
Will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Ringworm Psori-
ass, Lchen, Prurtus, Scal-head Dandruff and every
species ofitching, Scaly and Pimply Humors of the
Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and RENE
dies fail.
ECZEMA ON CHILD
Your most valuable CUrICURA BEMEpIrs have done
my child 80 much good that feel like saving this for
the benefit of those who troubled with skin dis
ease. MY little gifi was troubled with Eczema. and
tried several doctors and medicines did not do
any good until used the CuTIcUR REMEDIES which
speedily cured her. for which owe Won MANY thanks
and many nights Of rest.
ANTON BossIMER, Edinburg, Ind.
TETTER OF THE SCALP.
was almost perfectly bald caused by letter of the
top of the scalp. used your CUTIcURA RExrD1 "a
aoou' SIX weeks ana they cured my scalp perfectly,
and now my hair is coming back as thick AZ Il ever
was. ]. p CHOICE. Whitesboro', Texas.
COVERED WITH BLorcHEs
Iwant to tell you that your CuT1cURA RxsoI,vrrr
Is magnificent. About three months ago NV face was
covered with Botches and after using three bottles of
REsoLvENT was perfectly cured
FREDERICK MAITRE
% St Charles st. New Orleans La
BEST FOR ITCHING DISEASES
One OF our customers says your CUrIcuRA RENE
DIES are the best he fnd for itching the sti
He tried all others and Ind relief until he used
yours FL. ALDRICH
Druggist, Rising sun, Ohio
Sold everywhere Price. CuTIcuRA, SOC; soar. 2sc
REsoLvENT. $1.OO Prepared by the PorrER DRuo
4 CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
SEND FOR "HOW TO CURE SKIN DrsrAsrs
Pimples. Blackheads Skin Blemishes ana RAW
Humors. use CUTIcURA SOAR.
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NEw FAIL DRrss 1oona

ALLWooI. PLAIDs, bright colors. for children,s
wear, special bargain at 25c
t0ld - inches wide in brown blue green and earned
(nOt du woOl.) = yards for 81 so
special low prices for our BLANKETS
Extra large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS.
all pure wool, only $5. -
LADIES CLOTH SUITIN(3 ono ward and n halt
wide, very cheap at 371oc Wv ~
ROYAL SERGE. THE NEW STYLE REAuTr.
FUI. DRESS GOODS. all colors, IL yards Tor 81.
G 81 q xI BLA AM, 81.
heavy BED COMFJRTS, 75c
COLORED SILK VELVET. ST.
BLACK SILK VELVET 81
COLORED SILKS, soc
bhOCADE COLORED SILK VELVET, $1.60
BLEACH Ed TABLE DAMASK, SOC
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. Sl5O
DOUBLE WHITE BLA NKETS, So
DOUBLE GRAY BLANKETS 81
LADiES WOOL VESTS, 371hc
EtACELLENI QUALITY BLACK SILKS, 81
EACELLENT QUALITY COLORED SILKS n.
NEW YORK Mills SHEtTING, 25c.
dOMESPUN DRESS GOODS. soc
AANDSOME BROCADE DRESS GOODS l2asc
DOUBLErMlDTH CLOTH, boys wear SIC
DOUBLEWIDTH CLOTH, ladies' sEirtins. SIC
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
D.,,, ,,n,~ Near It'll Street,
CAoa fRlCES: SMALL PROFIT. oc17
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SUIT AND CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Anoogh having mild s.w wsat her, thu, f.. ti;
leye ne cause 70 De Stylish Garments, Good Mate
I Eacuvs a. press Which S.S0
seen by the prices aoo'ssse st sis
beck: = very desirable garment as SiAoo. scsnsi
is q very Stylish .Newmarket," Seal Brown Diagonal
lSsh Trimmed il Plush down 'front.' Collar and Cuffs
$500. actual value $500
IL very Stylish .Newm mar s Seal Brown. piaxous,
e1 on Pssss 0ns IL
SllO0
tracan trimmed, Collar and Cuffs. Double Breasted
BOZ Peated Back. An sizes from 10 to IL years. Al
The above are all Desirable Garmenta
FUR TRAININGS
Our line Of Fur Trimmings is now complete. and
osr for sale nothing but goods I'll made Of
Selected Skins, and every yard warranted Our prices
seI ncn (Which IS sch RUSSIAN Hare
ming. the back Sateen Lined and Padded at zoe Q
ya1 oes1
Coney. Russian Hare Real Beaver lall shades) Nu-
Our esq satin Lined Nuts only 75e >' o""eS' &C
OUR LINE OF SILKS, vELvETs AND PLusHEs
CANNOT BE EXCELLEn
owsr aeurs than be anywhere and are ali Ii
see ag er 81 be g beauty OF They
See our si.75 grade Of 10 inch velvets We have
See our line Of Iwo-toned Brocade Yeives at s2e5
See orr better grace :. e sWo0ned Brocads a $3.50
And. above ALL see our line Of twotoned Brocades at
Our Plush Department contains all the desirable
shades for dress and cloak purposes and many shades
See our si.7S Plush. specially adapted for cloak.
81 ~ sS N
See our IS inch all-wool BLACK Cashmere at 45c.
Bee our 3S inch ali-,Eool Black Cashmere Ct soc.
care in selecting and do ,ot hesitate recommend
,bs lime Of IL ct The s s,a Tns
agsin calling your attention 9. g them
our Tricos Il s5 c. can't Be o Sea leader
Our e Csmeletse 81 10 sold everywhere AZ q 90
.s go S'sI z c1 e re-, Il THE LEAD
oar so @ a Boucle ana rs %. si:2O Grade:
e AZ
y % 'f Is ' oGR FLANNEL. DEPARTMENT
sss wnst We ofisr in An-Weol ' a7inch White r,.u-
% r s1S Snsf " Ss x give you in an An
Espnsnss q hni,s,n9ss Cotton FannsiA shsetinss
Rs@nsnts Of velveis and Pinsees. Tor sncy WORK or
Millinery purposes. ~ very uifing oosa
SPECIAL RAnoAINa
l1S SS %: :s : :s~sS IL 49, ss1ss::
5 4 {. I 7 I j..
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HOW LIKE OIL AND WINE n n. a...,. :.
old Is CUTIcURA AN TI-PAIN Pc Asrrp - ~. ..h,,
sides and back the weak and painful muscles the sore
chest and hacking cough and every pain and acne n
daily toll 25c. Everywhere -,
THE CELLULOID TRUSS
IL That never breaks never uo.- -
clean, and can be worn while bathing oAss s".ss
- sot s~As@ - CHAA FISHER.S
Hrs FISHER devot@ her attention . lSs I.ns:o
~ Sn1
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COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS.

kOYAL absolutely pur.
GRANTS tAum poua.r.
RUMFORDs, when t,sa
HANFORDS when fresh
REDHEAD'S
CHARM tAlum Powder
AAAZON Alum powder<
CLEVELANDSahort Vito.
PIONEER San Fsnci.co
CAAh.-..--
Dk. PRICES 900.
SNOW FLAKE ourOes...
Ak"IS.--
PEARL CAndrew. Co..
hECAER'S. ...-..
GlLLEIS
Andrews 9.!s.G go &eo %~R Esg
BULK Powder oose) -. -
RUMFORD'S, when nostssn
REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS
AS to Purity and Whoesomeness Of Royal Baking Powder
fs sss Cd a re lis $
injurious substsnee ana 00 not % Dun or
% scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder
% P:s ias Ct 4ss S
Sb ss : % %
tn. % 5 s the sss s It,
Article efS oo % SUCH uD
Health be ~ ' p'~'~' 'A'' 90" ~ u
comparative worth Of various Baking
oan shown by and made BY Prof sh
each calculated BY
Powder pound
Baking any
fair minded person Of these facts
s ' ss a ss. to @ s
'as AL alum powders no matter strength
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At Clark's, 734 9TH street northwest
Apron ginghams, 4hac.; canton flannel, 4a4c;
red flannel, 12lsc.; Shaker flannel, &C.; double
width cashmere, 121ac.; woollen plaid dress
goods, $50; yard brown cotton, 4asc.; dress
cambria, &C.; all-wool blankets, extra large,
$685., regular price %; double white blan-
kets At 8Sc.; comforts, CSC. up. A thousand
other bargains, Monday, at Clark's, 734 7th
street northwest
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DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy cured my wife Of General De
bility and Liver Complaint Gratefully yours,
VIM. Lundy, Baltimore, Md. 60
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ALL-wooI CHILD.s PANTS "a cents, Else
man, corner .tL and f.. u
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JUsT ARRIVED with the steamer w. A. Schot
ten a large shipment of the celebrated Dem
hardt & Co. caSed Rhine wines. Sold at New
York prices at Chr. Xanders, No. 900 7th st
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

THE LATEST STYLES in Fine afiihneyysA and
Laces. at popular prices. 'ProsHps atteIl4ion
given TO ordered work Noof's. 415 18th street
northwest, TWO doors above Pa: ave.
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The Accident I'm the Tunnel.

THE DEATH OF M'DONALD INVESTIGATED By
A CoRONER'S JURY.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest at Wise's
undertaking establishment, West Washington,
last evening, upon the body of James Mcdonald,
who was killed in the new aQueduct tunnel
yesterday morning by the premature explosion
of a dynamite blast. John Burgan, the first
witness, stated that he saw fireman Cook pass
hole TO Mcdonald, and the latter was tamping
the cartridges with q stick. He thought the
have caused the explosion. Mr.. II. NJ Wood.
ward, the inspector OF the work, also expressed
the opinion that the cartridges had been scci-
dentaily exploded in tamping. Andrew Handy
and James Reedy, who were in the heading at
the time of the explosion, also described the
accident as Burgan had done. The jury rem.
dered verdict that McDonald's death was
caused by Ian accidental explosion Of dyna-
mite McDonald's remains were to-day sent
TO his home in Little Falls, New York.
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LOCAL. MENTION.
The Weather.

~OrTrcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGroN, ID. c., Oct. 24, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, Nightly
warmer. generally fair weather, Winds shifting
70 east and south, preceded by northeast winds
ter ~ l-----S
For Sunday, slightly warmer, generally fair
weather Is indicated for districts ON the Atlantic
coast Local rains are indicated for the lake
slightly warmer weather l'78' -
MOSES & Son, cor. of 1th and streets have
the largest establishment and stock Of house.
noid furnishings in this District and they cor.
olaiiy invite the public to call and see their es-
.IsoIisnment and stock, all OF which is marked
IN plain hgures TaAe one of the elevators to
the oof and witness the best view TO be had OF
This city, and If convenient walk down and see
Ior yourself. the prices at which they are selling
tnelr goods. A courteous set OF statesmen are
On each noor to answer any and all questions.
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]. Shiiiington sends st. Nicholas for Novem-
Der. 20 -t-.
The Circuit Court, Division No. 2, Judge Mer.
rick. will meet Monday week, November I'd.
The Charity Organization society viii hold
its second annual meeting next Tuesday even:
be an address by Hon. Ckas. =. FAfrchld, A.
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, and . dis.
vaxrancy and pauperism and Il promcion 9
thrfrt and self dependence among the depend
ent classes. See ;idyt. s.s.e
new chart of the polar regions issued BY the
aydrographic Office, which, better than any
other publication Of the kind we have seen,
serves 10 show the shape and size OF the arctic
coasts. u =
Mrs. Southall has returned to the city and re-
opened the Mcpherson house for the reception
Of guests.
Ma Mills on Wednesday night viii sing one
% her characteristics contfalto soloa
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$21 WILL BUY q fine waInu: marble-top
sideboard; only two of them i'm stock. Two
large cylinder bookcases, with desk attached,
VS.. walnut hair cloth lounges, $3.50. Amer.
lean mahogany chamber suites, $24-SO. Our
$50 walnut parlor suites still take the lead.
Few more walnut hall stands, at So. Ash and
$3.50. Ash wardrobes, S12 A very hand
some chamber suite, just received, we are sell
Ing at S45, with marble top; also, mirror on the
washstand. VIM. II. Dunn, 31l 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

PRlNrINe.-For all kinds Of mercantile work
go 10 Judd Detweiler, 42O 18th street, north
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NEW observation-disclosures plants are fire.
Quent by those interested in stock speculation
1t the high commissions charged by brokers In
this city. Recognizing this fact, j. Edward
Cove & Co.. 1881 + street, have concluded to
give their customers the benefit of the recent
reduction in New York, and will, in future
charge only 1-16 of per cent commissions and
NO carrying charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

READ THE FIGARO, new society journal
contains all the latest Baltimore and Washing
ton society news. For sale now az all news
stands. Price 3 cents. -.
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POETS. Fiction, Standard, Juvenile Miscel.
laneous Books at cost at Whitakers-
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ARREsTED.-The attention. of every one who
examines the mayniticent .HtOsh Of, .fnEniture
displayed on one floor by GeaoB Feitb afth, Odd
Fellows Hall The latest styles at the lowest
prices.
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No RESERVATIONS All books 1t cost at Whit
Aker's. :sfy5 tT,s .I.r. u: .
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A Robbery at the Race Course.
TWO YOUTHS HELD TO ANSWER FOB THE La

.CEyY.
James Riley, seventeen years old, and VIII
liam johnson, q colorsd boy about the same
age, were placed trial In the Police Court this
morning, charged with larceny from the person.
q $50 note and $2 note from the pocket of
Christopher West, a butcher, who resides on
the Bladensberg road, while at the race track
Yesterday. Mr.; Darlington appeared for the
prisoners and Mr.. Thomas for the government.
Mr.. West testified that he was at the race track
yesterday, and when he went to bet on q race,
his money, $50 was gone.
+. B. Monroe, colOred, testified that he had
been with West during the afternoon, and he
saw the white boy take the money from Vests
vest pocket. The colored boy afterwards told
him that he only got 81.
Officer Sheehan testified that he arrested
Riley, and recovered $6S.S5 from him. He de-
MED the charge of larceny, and said the money
was his own. The case was sent TO the grand
jury: bonds $500. The prisoners were COM
mitted.
II will ask that the witness, Monroe, be put
under bonds" said Mr.. Thomas. s'You will not
bet on the races to-day" said Mr.. Darlington.
The Court required $500 bonds of the witness,
Ia default OF which he was committed with the
defendants.
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The M. f. Sunday School Convention.
THE CLOSING SESSIONS AT ANNAPOLIS-PROS-
Porous CONDITION OF THE DISTRICT SCHOOLS.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. %.
The fourth session Of the Sunday school con-
vention of Washington district, Washington
annual conference, in. Asbury NJ. E. church,
convened Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
Rev. w. w. Foreman delivered the welcome
address; response by Rev. ]. s. Chestnut Com
mittees on resolutions and temperance were
appointed, and a collection was raised for the
mission. The fifth and sixth sessions of the
convention consisted OF discussions of several
questions bearing upon church and Sunday
school work. The seventh and last session con-
vened at O'Clock p. m. The questions: care
the children OF the NJ. E. church as we'll cared
for as the children of other denominations ?''
was warmly and beneficially discussed. In
structive essays were read by Misses Elizabeth
E. ID. Davis and Katie McGoens. Reports from
the Sunday schools of the district were read,
showing that all of them were prosperous. Res
outions on temperance, the Sunday schools,
and of thanks to the pastor, his people and the
kind friends Of Annapolis for their hospitality,
and the president, were adopted. The presi-
dent and Rev. ]. w. Dansbury then made clos
ing remarks, by way Of advice and encourage
ment, after which the convention adjourned to
meet again in 1886 at Mt Zion NJ. E. church,
GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
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NOVELTY Is THE LIFE OF BsSI.rEsss Rich
ara VAIL, the progressive photographer, has
secured the best of the cb1tru1ing accessories
and backgrounds cxhibited At the National
Convention at Buffalo, and is now prepared to
produce pictorial and artistc tJecsy eIcellnQ ouy-
thing get seen IN this city. AS an extra induce
ment We will until Sely Year furnish IL EIe-
CANT Cabinets for Two Dollars lfo17nerlH %. 90
with a Proportionate reduction on ali styles oi
Fine Artistic Photographs and Portraits. Rich
ard Wallis Imperial Studios, Sl9 Market
Space, and Az Pennsy iy;,nis, avenue: also 2O5
". Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, .. IL
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6ENTLEMENs HATS bearing the trade mark
0f"Knox, NY" can only he buught In this city
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We Stake Our Rel

We Stake Our Reputation
lower than any other house In the city. We
give a polo cap with every boys suit or over
streets.
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HOUSES RENTED and rents collected
Jas H. MARI 9;36 + street
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+ ! III T. I. E E E ! III /
II : = = E. T. T. ::
4 { E.. S ## 4 {. $ : {;
E.. E. {. Eli e. III i s. s:
I. s gee g s e's + ssSSEs gee e
liz, / II { aa g as s. i iii III ad g
IN THE BUSY WORLD OF TRAFFIC THE
PLAYS 10 5 MINOR q 50 fA a r. BUT
WITH WITH N NISoR Rp TNABA ATT ,,,rrrn
1IS Rf r. WAT SATE HI g 5HE
HOMES 9 81 HgN VisfT WHO
THIS WILL Be as ! E y 4 4 8 Wee, mas
Ii q eU ME MFE 3EEFf EEE
VIZ: KID GLOVES
doz ofhose Sbutson Gloves scaopsd top. and shall
Fancy colors The quantity disposed 80 f assures us
our Tan
sss n NAY, and Gar
For 0Rr G han MaEcas Sonu,., .,.,s.
W Idse'nS at 81 cents
pocitivalv nothinv %ba ,t,ox - $500, 49,
a Sus sS1 a Ma e1ss fea ssssE
Leading sd,t Shades. atsI4s
Cent: iSffHS shr1c1s s 500
To introduce this department shall offer special
HAIR BRUSHES. Rubber Back. at Is cents
SANDAL WOOD BACK sesaR a, q ss
An Elegant plate-slafs Back BRUSH sisl.ass.
S9TH 8 IS as and Is sn
NAIL AND 81 II Fl Il faf = osn'@
scrisns the Numerous stsices tsps ssocf W. S
200 Cakes OF Assorted SOAP at cents cake
Taeg are s wSr tv from g cents
Ilcronoe; sulphur, cashmsrs Bouquet, Genuine
Cream &e q ys5y ieE prices % %
MURRAY LANMANs Florida r D. Nv WA a iR.a'
LANENDEh WATER
SoTSATEs EXTEAcTs
BAY t ogk NOTION DEf a AFssfsss7' fr'''
Is now complete in all its branches An Inspection d
LADIES' COLLARS, CUFFS AND RuCHIN0.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS.
About 600 yards Of Imitation Crepe Lisse. a& &c.
Crepe LIsse Heavy shell Ruchins snk stitching q.
chFE yai4 White Cream and Black q. II
Fh a5ssa RssHfsay
our Corduroy and Velvet Edge RUcH1Na e high
n0Ss!ty} t e 4 4s Sen q ysed d,. ,o,a
Widow RTCHING. and more elaborate styles At low
prices
IS doz- warranted pure linen COLLARS 1t centx
tn 81. sFs csai{{ Z s ss1 d ssn
our olOred Pn;sIiRea 0oLL Lar q. 70 cents
our Videstriped Mourning COLLAR, q II osnts
CUFFS no MATCH
A LARGE VARIETY IN
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFs
pure linen. wide hemstitch, at 10 cent?, worth 10
az das
cred corners, at IS cents; 800 dozen coored borders
at III xsqf e sashP =
Hand Embroidered Of best quality linen. fom $40
oP Po q dozen CENTS TAPE BORDER HANDLER.
adoIsa T. y Is g sna IS
THE "BoN MARcHE,"
s1e-Sls SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE Oc9l
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Two Singer Sewing Machines, with attach
ment only $40.
One No. 8 Wheeler and Wilson, latest Inn
proved, At $15, at OPPENHEIMKR'S
62S 9th St. NV, st. Cloud Building.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuDemeDto Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--"Mouts Cristo"
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Frank MAYO In
sNOrdeck."
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE--"A Tin Soldier
WAsHINGr0N RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
NATIONAL SKATING RINK.-Thre5 sessions
daily.
HERzoG's OPERA HoUsk-"Irish Aristo.
cracy."
THKATKR CoNIoUE.-Alice Oates and variety
DINE MCsEUM.-Gray q stephens In with
out o Home"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

Boys and children's department. Our trade in
this department Is of such proportion that 1t
justified US this season to lay In q stock double
as large as ever shown, and as our second door,
the full depth of the building, Is devoted to the
boys, you can be sure to find everything that a
boy may wish tor In the way Of wearing apparel.
Eiseman Bros, the manufacturing clothiers and
taiiora e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

GLORIA and Floralba are the new discovery
flowers. Try them. See Sanddg Capital
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INsrANrANEous Photographs, COS re. ave.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
Jas. III. Mari, 936 F street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS win buy q
Brown or Black Derby, either Dunlap or Broad
way block, at Fra.c's, corner 7th and ID, the
only strictly one price lat and gents furnishing
store In this city .s-fs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

MAKE your selections of books early at Whit
aker's AT cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered In n Id. Ward" prints, 4Oc.
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

INCIDENTS and Anecdotes Of the Civil War,
by Admira! Porter. just out, 81. 80; Whitaker's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

this city at Stinemetz Son, 1927 FennsyIva-
Ia
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Going Chestnut Hunting Sunday
Plenty on "Ingleside" grounds, Mt. Pleasant
Delicious dinners, beverages, &c. City prices. /
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II you want to get Married and don't
Know how to get your invitation cards, 90 TO
JUDD DETwEILER, and they will tell you. 1
Headquarters for Ladies' and Chfldren's
Cloaks OF ell kinds, at Ciarks, 734 7th street
northwest i
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CITY ITEMS.


D00't Purchase Your CloAks onA WfaPo
until You visit our Cloak Parlor and zee what
money you can save. Remember this ts our
nrst season. All new goods and styles. Cork-
Cloth Newmarkets or Russia Circulars, 1919;
English Beaver Newmarkets $S.25, worth Sl4,
Jersey Cloth Russia Circulars, inch fur COLLAR
$5.25, worth $12: Misses Cioaks at all prices.
The following Imported Wraps extremely low
Ottoman Silk, heavy fur trimmed Russia Clrcu-
lAs S24.5O, worth $35; Heavy Broche ottoman
SILK Newmarkets, fne Fur Trimming, $2I.oo,
worth $42; silk Broche, richly trimmed Nisites,
SlO.6O, worth SIC; Broche SILK Velvet Nisites,
other Seao Fringe, SasS ~oL ,s for
cioaklng at q bargain, at STRAsBuRGERs,
Dry Goods and Carpet House,
$40 1th ST., bet II and L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

THE DCpLY Buck is without doubt the
nnest male quartette in the GhhediStates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24
buy Only the Pure.

Our pure Rye Whisky, four years old direct
from o. q. bonded warehouse, at $500 Der
gallon. n. T. MkTzGER BRo,
! Grocers, ALT It'll street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

EACH OF THE LADIES will be heard in solos
It the QnArtette concert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

DIR. HIDDEN. at Wizards, on Monday, 12 TO
4 PIN Loca, treatment given for diseases Of
nose, throat and lungs. Refers TO citizens sue
ce2siully treated. Free CONSULTATION IL 10 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-24

MKSsRs LANsBURG BROS and others have
dled bill in equity against w. Eeg, adnaiAis-
traitor Of Isador z. CaustOn, for the sale Of real
estate to pay debts Of deceased. ob'Sa 81.