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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

RED CLOUD AS A DEAD BEAT
Sergeant alarms of the House
LeedOm, who was with the Holman
Indian committee, believes Red
Cloud to be a loafer and dead beat,
who is the only one of all the chiefs
the committee has visited that
steadily refuses to allow his chill
dren to attend school. Red Cloud
tells his people that as long as the
Great Father knows that they are
unable to support themselves, they
will be provided with rations, but
if they become self.supporting they
will receive no more help. When
it was suggested to him that his
men should learn to farm, he said {:
Our farmer their instructor in ag-
riculture is not of the right kind
He comes here and wants us war.
riors 70 work. What we want is
for the Great Father to send us
white men to plant our corn, hoe it,
reap it aud put it in barns, which
they should build us. We are war.
riors, and don't work. Squaws
work Mr.. Leedom says the com.
mittee will recommend to teach the
Indians to farm and earn their own
living, but in the meantime to care
for them whenever they are unable
TO do so themselves.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25
A lDebt.nayer' writes us as io

A Debt-payer' writes us as fol.
lows;
In.scekIngto avoid Judge Hughes
e)ntru,tion of the Rlddleber
ger bill, tue Legislature of 1883 81
after amending it in August Acts
Of Assembly, page 3Ol, amended
the amendment in November Acts
Of Assembly, page 1863 80 as to
authorize aud direct the funding
Of one class of the coupons the
lO-lG'sl at par, precisely as Judge
Hughes dad d0croed :
Yes; aud tits in this same latter
act las we have shown that a Re-
pudIation of all interest aoorulng
after January !, 1885, on all out
standing aud upfulded bonds IS
attempted. 1t is forbidden TO be
funded at any rate WING
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

No. The Democrats and Bour
bons have done no National legls
lation yet. But five have so much
evil already from the mere appre'
hensiOn and uncertainty attending
their grasp Of power, what Will
happen when they begin their worR
of mischief
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

Not one voter of a hundred in
Virginia is a Bourbon. Men of the
people, put down BourbOnism and
cease to serve and worship its
crushing car of Juggernaut {!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

'Yes,' remarked landlady, lit
costs money to get knives sharpen
cd every week, but it's cheaper
than buying tender meat
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

Why don't the Bourbon cores
pondents and organs go back to
1870, 1891, aud 1889 and revamp
the letters and kilograms OF those
years of brilliant invention, by the
necessary changes in dates, locali-
ties and names 7 Their present Of
forts to boom i, Lee & Co. are
lame and impotent, stale, Hat and
Improbable, compared with those
old achievements Of daring and
prolific falsehood.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

quick and positive Cure. 5Ocents at
Druggists. 60 cents by mail registered.
Send for circular. Sample by mail 10 cts.
ELY BROTHERS, Druggists,
Aug 2S-ly. Owego, n. Y,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25

Protection is too big a thing for
American interests and industry to
be overthrow by British gold aud
intrigue, aided by Bourbon fraud
and fOrco,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25
A Clear Skin

is only a part Of beauty;
but it is a part. Everyday
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-09-25
ELY'S
cream Balm
CATAR RI E

Cleanses the Head.
Allays Inhamma-
. -
-
ton. Heals { h Q
Sores. Restores
the Senses m Taste
a n d Smell. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10
Fortune Favored Them.

Fortune Favored Them.
HOW 4 YOUNG WASHINGTON MAN GOT MARRIED
From the Hagerstown Daily News
Mr.. Joseph Wilmer, son of q well known
merchant Of Washington, ID. c., and Miss Rose
Hager, daughter of Mrs. Andrew H. Hager, of
this place, were united in marriage on Tuesday
morning, July 9TH, in Chambersburg Pa, at
the residence of the Rev. w. C. Cremer.
1t seems that young Mr.. Wilmer, who
has known Miss Haser for number of
years, and whose attentions to the young lady
were perfectly well known to and sanctioned
by her mother, came here OH last Friday with
the express purpose of claiming his bride. For
some reason Mrs. II. desired the wedding to be
postponed, to which Mr.. Wilmer objected. Moth
ing further was said until Mr.. Wilmer on Mon
day went to his intended's home to act his part
in the final role, when he was informed by her
mother that lie could not see Miss Rose.
Through some means they communicated, and
a meeting was arranged for Chambersburg Oh
Tuesday. Later in the day Miss Rose was per-
mltted to accompany her aunt to WilliamspOrt,
ostensibly ON visit. but in reality to take the
train for Chambersburg to meet h.r aiiianced,
young couple, and they met. After the
marriage ceremony they took the train
for Philadelphia and other eastern cities.
Miss Hager Is a brunette of q pronounced type,
twenty years of age, possessing engaging man
ners and enjoys large circle of acquaintance.
correct business habits, is twenty-five years OF
age and is engaged in business with his father,
MIR. G. Wilmer, in Washington city. He is we'll
connected, and lavoraDIy known in this county.
Miss Kate W: Gentry, twenty-eight years of
day, by hanging herself from the top of a door
frame with Il window sash cord.
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ALWAYS be sure YOU
The following sneciaI harrains

will be offered for tomorrow only at r. Gold
schmid, S12-7th st. n. W. Gob!ets for 19c, with
engraved band for 29c worth SOC: COlored
glass covered butter dishes 27c worth soc;
Sugar bowls 23c; Cream pitchers 15c; Superior
white china Dinner sets JOG pcs. reduced from
$500 to S9.31; Handsome decorated english
china dinner sets with tea set combined 100
pes. reduced from $500 to $12.S9; J. L. O.
Meara royal glue &c a bottle, sold elsewhere for
zoe; Brooms 1Oc; Colored glass ice cream
saucers II for 27c, worth SOC: White china
chamber sets $1.S9, with jar S2.9s: Refrigera-
tors with porcelain tank $3.50; and few extra
large size ice chests below cost; White china
cups and saucers 43c 1, dz, each french china
hand painted cake plates and ice cream saucers
only S1.37, worth 200; Hand painted china
milk pitchers 25c worth soc; $1,000 hand
some trimmed rattan Baby carriages with par
asol reduced to S6.9S; Elegant trimmed with
silk parasOl reduced from $500 to $40. 20;
Also 20 extra handsome Carriages will be
offered at cost price; Wire dish covers 5 in a
set 80, odd sizes Sc; White china covered oval
vegetable dishes SOC, worth 6Oc: Also an inn
mense assortment of travelling Trunks, Satch-
els and Valises will be oifercC at reduced
prices. 1
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THREE THOUSAND.
5000 YARDS


OF BEAUTIFUL BRoCADE DRESS GOODS,
Cheap at 25c., Reduced to 12lac
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED BATISTE very fine
quality, new styles; regular price ISc, reduced to
12l5c.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED sATTEENs. worth
25c, reduced to 1Sc.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM (yard wide) EXCELLENT
QUALITY COTTON, &C.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality cheap at 81, re-
duced to 15c.
FANCY SILKS. 311hc
COLORED SILKS, Soc
NUNS YELLING, 1Sc
Black CASHMERE SHAWI.S, pure wool S15O
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, sc.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENADINES cash
valve 75c, reduced to soc.
NUNS YELLING, wlde double width, pure Wool,
Cream, Pink. Blue and Black, 37lec
Remnants at half price Remnants of SILKS
DRESS GOODS and LAWNS, at half price
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE,
V2 Near It'll Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

| Reported Tor THE EVENING STAR.
BLIND Tom AND HIS MOrHER.--The "bring-
ing Of the body of Blind Tom the musical
| prodigy. into the United States court, drew a
i large crowd there this morning, the case hay-
whose name is Thomas Virgins, has been cared
ton of the weak mind Of the musical boy, has
been appointed his committee by the Fauquier
court. His mother denies the jurisdiction OF the
OF Washington, with w. C. Murdoch, appear
against Gen. Bethunes right to be Toms custo-
at are for Gsp
| argued.
0LD GRAvEs-whenever any of the streets
passing Christ church yard are cut into for gas
or water trenches &c, graves are nearly always
found. The oldest marked grave in the ceme-
terry is OF It'll, but burials begun there about
eight years earlier, and as the town limits did
not then extend beyond half square west Of
81 Asaph street, boundaries were not clearly
what has since become Washington, Cameron
ana COLUMBUS streets. Several graves were
opened yesterday at the excavation of gas
pipe trench on Cameron street. They were
found near the spot where, in 1863, humber
OF negro slaves were hung in chains for poison
were then taken off, and the bodies buried near
me gallows In the graves opened yesterday no
heads were found.
UNITED STATES CoURT-No other cases will
DC tried by jury at the session of the .. s. court
here. When the business now before the court
Is completed, 1t will adjourn to meet at Rich
mond on the 18th Of september. and will try
there the indictments found by the Alexandria
grand jury against Henry Moore and Lafayette
Macklin for violation of U s. revenue laws.
NOTES.-The. VIM. A. Cane, commissioner of
accounts fell down the city court house steps
yesterday and broke his arm. He received sur
gical attendance at his home, on south Royal
street.-U. =. Gauger j. Il. O'Neal, OF Luray, has
been assigned by Collector Shepherd for tempo
rary duty here until Col. Berkeley, the new
gauger, qualities. The temporary prohibition"
on the wholesale liquor trade here has thus
been removed.-Several of the market gar
wind power to draw water for irrigation pur-
poses in time OF drought-Mrs. Kate Chiffon
died in Warrenton yesterday. She was an
who, with T.. Wheeler, now of the Post Office
department, in Washington, formerly con-
Quoted the hardware business on King street
and Market alley.-ArlingtOn district school
trustees will contract next week for the build
ing of Il new school house.
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M.Augcnstein. sI7 to S2l 9TH st. N. w.,

to reduce his stock offers following unprece-
brooms. 1Oc.; 3string, BE: 4-string, 22c. large
clothes baskets. A5c.; chamber sets, decorated
with colored bands and gold lines. $2.97, worth
clothes horses, CSC, sold elsewhere at $1.25;
$3.50 hammocks, Zoe; 3-foot step ladders,
Ace 4-foot, Gle; 5-ioot. ne; 6-foot, 93c.: mop
&C.; 9o-oot, 13c; bloclstin stewpans, 23c.: 2-qt.
covered buckets &C.; DOT, BE; 6-qt., 19c.; 10
qt., &c., 2qt. covered saucepans, Sc; lot, BE;
6-qt., 1Sc.; l. doz stone china cups and saucers,
31c.; doz. large covered jelly glasses, 33c.; u
dOZ.cbOny handle knives and forks. 41c.
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Affairs i'm West wnshtn~to,

AcCIDENT.-Mrs. Virginia Craven, about So
years nj age, who lives near the Great Tails was
stepping from Il ear OF the w. and q. railroad
at the corner OF 32d and NJ streets this lnorn-
Ing. wien her foot turned In such manner as
To throw her TO the ground, badly injuriny her
hip and bruising her body. She was removed
To the house al Vim. QGackenbllsh, on :,2d
street, where DIR. Tyler rendered medical aid
RUNAWAY AND SMASH Up.-About 3 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Il horse attached To u wagon
belonging To Joseph Palmer. of Virginia be-
came frightened OH Olive avenue and ran Il,
Both street. collidng with and breaking down
live trees and upsettins and completely de.
molishtns the wagon. The Lorse was badly
injured.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. N.-Grcat Falls, temperature, So: con
dition, So Receiving reservoir, Temperature
81; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection. SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
pe-atGrc, 81; condition at infiuent gatc-house
So: efiGefii .s.oCSe, Sc. High tides In the
river to-day at 900 y. In. and 5:57 p. N.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


0rFTCF OF THF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
NAsHISGToS. ID. C., July 10, 1885. ii a m
For the Iliddle Atlantic states. generally
atf weather., "Soopt preceded IN hofthefa P9 9
Won by local rains. cooler west To- nOTth WINDS,
and becoming variable.
kUr Saturday, generally fair weather, with
nearly stationary temperature Is Indicated FOR
New Snsiant. the middle Atlantic states and
the lower lake region
THE best and cheapest Trunks are at r. C.
Lewis Ha: Store. 900 1th ST.
Iii PAIRS CuILDRES's Morocco BUTTON
SnoEs. with heeIs, good duality, IS cents. Il.
slasbarser, 9o6 7th strss!. four doors above
stSet- =
Of 4 E6sriy t I sen 45 n o#:' '' ''"'
cursion to Beimons PARK Round trip soc:
STRAW MArrIses at "a W. B. Moses Son.
oUn LADIES 'CoaMqs sgSsEn KID Doors at
S1.9S are the cheapest yet.> y. StrLsburger, No.
BOG 9TH street, four doaTarboveI.
FoK FIVE BRASS CksAkscs go to Barbour &
Mulhall, s02 L street ncs<aSfest.
hanranpCIc,nrrrtIictk noisseurs favorite.
ia sas G pu Earsn'A' sA'l "a i'' anu "'''-
GHrrrED BEEF % cents Scr pound. Cooked
Center A a fl 90 ''" . '''
s ssaaw s MArrIsos froHa s. peryd up W. E.
ESJoY the Sunday at Il lrnont Park. Fare
SCHwING CLARKE sell Lemps st. Louis beer.
REFRIGERAToRS 1T COST nth and F SIS. NV.
FCssELLS Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
CftOWn; 1427 New York avcnud.,
SO-CAILED Cleveland fluid. 3 gallons for 81.
Genuine Danforht, 41.1O, delivered. ". >.
Jerks " Co, III 9Th street.
BABY CARRIAGES at cost. w. Il. Moses & Son.
OPP FASHION Virginia dinner at Belmont
Park Sunday.
ARTIFICIAL EYES. Hemplers, io3 Pa. ave.
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Tic Courts.

EQUITY CoURr-JWiye Udgner.
To-day, Miller ACT. the District of Columbia
perpetual injunction granted. Davis agt
Davis; testimony ordered taken before Cruik
shank Bell ;i:st Bell; Courtney Bell appointed
committee III place of Dprcas Bell. Beatty agt
Beatty; divorce granted. ClaXton agt. Kirby
sale of certain stocks confirmed.
CRIMINAL CoUEr-Jutiye Efuc .iTfi,ur
Yesterday. Geo. Bail. charged with embeZzle
nicnt, pleaded guilty; sentence was suspended
Alice Ourdan, convicted Of larceny; sentence
10 one year In the Albany pcnitcntiary Lucien
Ii Hayden, convicted of forgery; sentenced To
eighteen months In the Albany penitcntiary
and III the two other indictments nollc prosi
queS were entered. Lake X. Jones, presentins
fraudulent vouchers; nollc prOsique. Henri
eta Read: assault with intent TO Kill; released
on rccO1uiZtncc.
To-day. In the ease of VIM. Anderson charged
with assault and battery with intent to XIII
bail fixed at 5000 and committed. Justice $
e. Mills was designated as Police Court JUDGE
during Judge Smells vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10
Is 1t n Wonder That

Hahns Clearing Sale is attracting unusual
atten ton, even at this hot season OF the year!
When you can buy
Ladies' 50. 90 FoNed Button for S1.25.
Ladies' % hand-sewed Oxfords, csc.
Ladies' 15c. Opera toe slips for Coo.
Ladies' soc. Lasting Slippers for CSC.
Misses S1.25 Oxford ties for soc.
Misses 75c. Kid Opera slips, soc.
Child's S1.OO fine Sandals for SOC.
Infants soft Slippers for 10c.
Gents fine Custom Low Shoes, $500.
Gents $3.50 Calf Low Shoes for $500.
Gents hand welt Low Shoes, S1.5O.
SIG 9TH st. and 1922 Penn ave.
Mail orders attended to.
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UNDERWEAR.

THE PALAIS ROYALS Improved Shape Gauze
23c.
BALBRIGGAN, also GAUZE UNDERSHIRTS,
which arc undoubtedly the best value offered for
50c are to be closed out for 47c This is small
ducton III price. but we have sold the goods all the
season at the small profit Of reP each piece
SO though we make only reduction of three cents we
keep our word and sell at cost price.
JEAN DRAWERS sold at nearly all stores as
low as '5c, but the Palas Royal is the only in
this city that sells warranted tailor cut and made
drawers with double seams for Sue. The closing out
price is 46c and we defy any of our competitors to
give equal value under 1:5c.
FRENCH BALBkIGGAN Underwear is preferred
by many gentlemen. because it is almost light
g;tZe and very much more durable. The goods we
ofer for 81 will be found the best imported and are
96r.
ENGLISH BALBRTGGAN Shirts and Drawers arc
second TO none regards fit and durability The
PalaiS Royal is the only store in Washington that
otter genuine best English I;albrissan Underwear
81 40: All other stores charge 81. The closing out
price will be 81 %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

Tn other medicinal preparation have the results
Il Of the most intelligent study and scientific inquiry
been steadily and progressively utilized as in Ayers
Sarsaparilla 1t leads the list as truly scientific
preparation for all blood diseases iy7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10
ClOsinS.Out Prices.

ladies' Fine Kid oxford Ties nc.
Ladies' Newport Ties and Low Button &c,
Misses Kid Oxfords and Sandals. &c
Misses Fine Kid Opera Slippers, SIC.
Children's Slippers and Ties, different
styles, 47c.
Odd lots of Infants and Children's Slip
pers, &c.
Mems Fine Strap Ties and Low Button, Al.
Mems Patent Leather Oxford Ties, SIC.
STRASBURGER BROS Popular Shoe Houses,
726 eth ST., bet. and II, and
461 Penn. ave-. near Al, st.
ALWAYS be sure YOU are at the light place /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

MO INJURIOUS EFFECTS CAN FOLLOW THE
AZ use Of Ayers Ague Cure in the treatment of ma
aral diseases. 1t contains. besides specific and I'M
failing antdote for miasmatic poison other remedial
agents which unite to expel the poisonous humors,
purify the system and leave in healthy and rein
yigorated condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10
GGG FEE Nm n TIT cSS.
G. G f. nm N + +" .
& EE Nm r. oSS,
& GG T. y Nm r.
GGG ZEE N nm \ SSSo
SHIRTS.

Gentlemen who are particular as to fit and quality
should try the "PAI.AIS ROYAL" dress shirt, price
SOC We could sell shirts for soc. less, but have
made success ofour gents furnishing department by
Offering the best goods fair prices that
why we offer no shirts under Soc, but remember,
give Tor S9". quality that nipetitors cannot
offer under 81 at least for nearly ali charge 81 so
Look at our plain Night Shirts for 5Oc and at our
fancy S3c.
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CITY ITEMS.
Gentlemen's summer Outnttinxs,

Monarch shirts, iaundried, 75c.. 81, Sl.25.
nniaundried do. perfect fitting, soc. s5c., 81.
Baibrtggan and GauZe Undervests, 25, 35, &c.
Fresh supply Cadet Jean Drawers, soc.
Regular-made Half Hose, 13c:. 1Sc., Poe. SOC.
Pique Scarfs, 25c doz.; Linen Hdkfs., 10. g, SC.
All the new styles Linen Collars, 2 for 25c.
Together with complete stock of everything
prices. r. G. Lewis, $40 9TH St, bet. and X.
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SOCAILED Cleveland fluid. 5 gallons for 81.
Genuine Danforht. 41.1O. delivered. ". ).
Jehks X Co, III 9Th street.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

Down GRocrnrrs Down.
For SO DAYS we viii sell Roller Family flour onl,
$40 perno Best south Rroina lliUe. lbS fOr DEC
> lbs OF best Laundry Starch 2ac
Sugar Cured Shoulders. .I.c 10
sugar Cured Hams. i2Lc. m
Western shoulders. oacg IN
Roasted Rio Coffee . Tbs ss,c
food Roasted Rio Coffee - In
best Roasted Rho, 20 10 22c 10
Roasted java Coffee. % - and &c In
Green Coffee, 10. l2is and l.sc I'd,
Good cNtrR Flour ~ 90 par I'LL
Best Extra Flour. ~ Is per bbl
Best Patent Process, S6. -.
soda Crackers. 10 lbs. .:,c.
BeS1 sugar Corn. 3 cans .5c.
Remember you save money on ali your purchases
our store
INDIA TEA COMPANY,
Jya tl5 .th =, sw
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BIOut's Bargain Bulletin.

Notwithstanding the season being we'll ad-
vanced our stock is still complete, our prices
lower than ever.
If in want Of nice Hat for street wear go to
BlOuts. Price, % cents.
If in want of Il nice Carriage Hat go to Blouts.
Price, % cents
If in want of :: nice Travelling Hat 60 to
BloutS. Price, % cents.
II in want OF nice Dress Hats go to Blours.
Price, %, so and 15.
If in want of Handsome Hats for children's
wear go to Blouts. Price % cents.
If in want of any kind of Hat Blout's is the
place to get it. Price, % cents.
The Pilot, Privateer and Cedarhurst shapes in
white. navy and black, ready trimmed, at 81
and upwards.
% pieces of 9 inches wide Ribbon, Satin and
Gauzc effects, handsome goods, rs cents. For
mer price 50.
BE sure and go to
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Lmuseinenss TO-Nishr

AlBAUGu'S OEtEA UoUsE.-"Biilee Taylor"
soNIoUE SUMNER GARDEN.-Nariety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

CHIYPED BEEF % cents fer pound. Cooked
fohgues unequsNed in ~: city, ut Nash 5, 500
Center Market. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

Mems and Boys Bicycle Stockings,
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot 9TH and HI
Cold Milwaukee Beer in English Stone
mugs. Johnson's, 40 9th st. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

ESJoy the Sunday at fslmont Park. Fare
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BIZ THE ApyERrIssaENr EIsEwHERE 1t win
be Seen that Messrs. DuncaT8on Bros. Will sell
q auction tomorrow, at 10 O'clock, i'll front OF
their ssliesrooms, 9th and streets, by order of
tie O1ministxatrisss, horses, carriages, harness,
49,
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BABY CARRIAGES at cost. w. b. Moses & Son.
OPP FASHION Virginia dinner at Belmont
Park Sunday.
ARTIFICIAL EYES. Hempler's, los Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

EUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
CftoWn: I417 New York avcnud
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NJ. Augenstcin. sI7 9TH st. n. W.,

wishing TO dispose of his entire stock of trunks
baby carriages and refrgerators before the goth
inst offers them at 10 per cent less than cost.
Call and be convinced that we mean business.
No reasonable offer refused.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

faI VIENNA OPr1CfAS CO. has removed TO
No. 500 Pennsylvania averiiIe, under the Me-
trQpOlitan hotel I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

Straw MArrISGs front &c. per yd. up. W. &.
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READ Thomas Dowlins's advertisement in
the auction columns OF the sale ut his auction
fpyns to-usOrrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

HARVARD CIGARErrF& lcdhnOisseurs favorite,
made OF Nirsinias choiefst sgd leaf and abso-
lutely pure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

BASE BAIL.~rhe Nationals unfortunately
dropped o game 10 the Lancas teps yesterday, by
asoOre OF IL 10 =. The VISITORS batted Powell
hard and had the good fortune 10 get ter hits
IN at the right time. There was a fine display
OF dsidins GU both sides Games elsewhere:
Pittsburg-PfttsbUrg. II; Metropolitan, o. AT
Louisviue-Louisyile, 4: Baltimore, L. At Gin
ciuQati-Cincinnau, /; Athletic, =, At Buffalo
siSnifalo, .: Boston, 8. At 81. L0Yis-St. Louis
q; Sew York, ). At Observation-Disclosures, ,; Phila-
deIphia, Z, Al St 1Ouis-St LOUIS, 5; Brook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-10

y FALL FROM THF WALL OF TIE New Ma
TraNAL Boyd, Il coiprcd i;thoreF
SfDU.cytS upon the new National Tlieater
bIlilf NJ iAil from an uppti wall To the ground
This fJ-e:-T:I. >ts.ainin-, internal injuries. He
T1s !ahIH. brick from the elevator when bv
Some tIfSe movement he was rfccipit;tted to
thu ground below. DR.. Adams. who was pass
ing y, the time. examined the man. BIZ. found
d. fractures Boyd is OF family ana
1--we "ii Fay1tlc street. lie removed u hi
home.