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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23
Grand Opening OF ClOaks.

Our s12 Newmarkets, S5.es; our S16 hand
somely trimmed, 1915: our $12 Russian Cir
cular $4.75; our So Jersey Coat 81. 75 our 81
pushed trimmed Coat 1918; Children's Coats
from 81 up; fine line of imported Coats at IL
per cent less than marked prices; this a rare
opportunity. To satisfy all we will have one
more sale of kid gloves. Our 81 Glove 49c.; our
S1.4S; our S1.75 undressed kid Csc Call early
or you Will be disappointed, as many were last
Week underwear sale at prices that make
trade lively. soc. Underwear at :53c.; 75c. wool
Underwear Acc; medicated red all wool Under
wear 12c:; regular S1.25 goods extra heavy,
medlcated, 81; regular price S1.75; Chldren's
red Vests, 25c. up. Every variety in Under
wear at about one-half price. Cark's, 7;}4 9TH
st. Il. W. Tomorrow, remember Clark's the
place for above bargains.
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Come and See What Rarratus

We Offer Tomorrow:
Elegant Felt Hats, silk bound, 55 and IS cts
Much finer Hats, all shapes, "a and 50 cts
worth $3.50.
The finest of French Felt, tailor bound, S11s
and $1.25, much lower than the regular price.
Nine dozen Fancy Wings and Breasts, fine
imported goods, at 80 Cts, worth more than
double
Twelve dozen Merrill Birds, % cts each; regu.
lar price 81; a decided bargain.
Handsome Wings and Birds at A. So g.
TAG. and up; very cheap for the price.
few dozen Of elegant ready-trimmed Hats
ana Bonnets at S2.5S. 81. IA, 81 81, 1924, $50
ana S3.1 each, and every hat warranted at
least 81 less than can be bought elsewhere.
BLOUT'S. 10 eth street
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DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE LADY.-Mrs. Eliza
beth MCGOWAN died yesterday, in the S6th
ter. Mrs. sanford, No. 116O 3Oth street. The
funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. The Eleventh
Building association held its regular monthly
meeting last night at GOddard's hall. Business
to the usual amount was transacted.
LEAK.-WOrkmena are engaged in repairing
a water leak in the water main ON NJ street, De.
tween 3Oth and 31st streets, which has been
running for some time.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. 81: con-
dition, J.. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
5S condition at north connection, 8: south
connection. g. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, SO; condition at inhuent gatehouse
8: condition at efduent gatehOuse, %. High
tides In the river to-day at 6:2S q m. and 6:46
d. m.
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~ ~ No AObc nH8&s
but facts that the Excelsior" SO4 7th st. sells
cheaper than any store in this city. Good Can.
1219c linen crash from auction, &C.; Turkey red
napkins, cut and cOmbed, 4c.; double width
cashmere, lie; 3S-inch ladies' cloth, all wool,
all colors, 35c, worth 6Oc.; tricotine and flannel
suitings in large variety and cheap; chenille
fringes, all colors, 45c.; corsets, DIR. LIE Clair,
selfadjusting, 45c.; DIR. Warmers health, CSC;
handkerchiefs, hemstitched. mourning and
fancy cOlors, 3, 8 and &c.; ladies vest, 35c..
worth &c.; children's underwear from Toe. up;
100 dozen misses regular made hose, 15c, or
pairs for 25c.; bed comforts, large size $685. good
white blanket, 99c., worth 81; ladies' New
markets and circulars, $3.50, worth 50. Misses
wraps at less than cost Of manufacture.
The EXCELSIOR, SO4 7th st.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. Oct. %. 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, slightly warmer in the southern pOr-
TONS stationary temperature in the northern
portions, winds generally shifting to north
westerly and then becoming variable.
For Saturday, generally fair weather Is indi-
Gated for districts on the Atlantic coast, and in
the gulf states. Tennessee and the Ohio valley
with slight rise in temperature.
MOSES & Soy, cor. of 18th and streets have
the largest establishment and stock OF house.
hold furnishings in this District, and they cor
daily invite the public to call and see their es-
taolishment and stock, all of which is marked
I'm plain figures. Take one of the elevators to
the root and witness the best view to be had OF
this city, and if convenient walk down and see
for yourself the prices ut which they are selling
their goods. courteous set of statesmen are
on each floor to answer any and all questions
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NEw FAIL DREss GooDs

ALLwoOL PLAIDs. bright oolors, for children's
wear, special bargain at 25c.
COLOKED And BLACK CASHMERES. double
fold - inches wide, In brown blue. green and garnet
mot du woo.) IL yards for $50.
Special low prices for our BLANKETS
Extra large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS
all pure wool, only IS.
LADIES CLOTH suITINa. one yard and half
Wide, very cheap At 37ac
FUL DRESS GOODS, all colors IL yards for 81
CRIB BLANKETS, u.
HEAVY BED CONF RTS, 75c
COLORED SILK VELVET, u.
BLACK SILK VELVET, u.
IDLORED SILKS, SOC
BROCADE COIORED SILK VELVET, $50
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK, Soc.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, SIS
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, -
DOUBLE GRAY Bi.ANKETS, u.
LADIES' WOOL VESTS, SHE.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS. q.
EXCELLENT QUALITY COLORED SILKS, q.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETlNG, 25c.
HOMESPUN DRIES GOODS, Doc.
Handsome BROCADE DREeS GOODS, l2asc.
DOUBLEWIDTH CLOTH, boys wear, SIC.
DOUBLE-WIDTH CLOTH, ladies' skirnng. SIC.
CARTERS,
III MARKET SPACE
CASH pRICES SMALL. PHOEIC ocl7
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Boys and children's department. Our trade in
TINS department Is OF such proportion that 1t
lustined us this season to lay In q stock double
- large Is ever shown, and as our second floor,
the null depth of the building Is devoted to the
boys, you can be sure to ind everything that 9
boy may wish tor In the way Of wearing apparel,
Eiseman Bros, the manufacturing clothiers and
t64Aofos B
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$500 LADIES CURACAO KID SHOES, at 81 81.
$2-75 Ladies' Straight Goat Shoes, at 81 81.
S2.25 Ladies' Common Sense Pebble, at S1.47
$3.50 Ladies' Kid and Pebble Shoes, at &c.
$1.25 Misses Spring Heel Shoes. at SIC.
Sl.OO Misses school Shoes, at TIC.
S0c. Child's Kid Spring Heels, ut &c.
SIPS Child's Solar Tip Button, at SIC.
Strasburger Bros, Popular Shoe Houses, 726
eth ST., between q and II, and 461 Pennsylva-
mia ave-, near 412-
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FROM CELLAR To TOP-CEILING Of our large
stores every inch OF space is crowded with goods.
Several more large invoices about coming In.
We are at a 10 s for more room; TO gain this at
once we shall offer for a few days only a few
specialties at about manufacturers cost. Read
City Items and see the goods at VIM. Hahn d
Co.'S Reliable Shoe House, SIG 9TH street and
1922 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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AmusemeniS Tonight.

FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-"A Tin Soldier"
NATIONAL HEArER.-"Monte Crsto."
ALBAUGR's OPERA HoUsE.-Frank Mayo in
"Nordeck.''
NATIONAL SKATING RINK.-Three sessions
daily.
WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
DIME MUsEUM.-Gray & Stephens in with
out Home"
HEROES OPERA HOUsE.-"Irish Aristo.
cracy.'
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Special Prices for Tomorrow

Children's Merino Vests, 10 to 20, 121bc, and
% 70 "a. 1Sc.; Ladies' Vests, ali sizes, 34c In
fants Boobies, handmade, 1Oc.; Infants hand
made Socks, 20c.; Ladies' handmade Shoulder
Shawls 79c.; Ladies' all wool sleeveless Jackets,
95c; Jersey Caps, &C.; School Caps, 25c.; wooden
Mitts for Girls and Boys, 1Oc. A few more Felt
Linen Splashers, 13c. The most complete line
Chidrens Caps and Bonnets in the city; also q
full line Infants and Children's Cloaks at re.
duced prices. Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agent,
! 7lC 18th N w
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T E. {. e. e. $ :; :! i i
NJ N 4 ERs SoS IT, ZEE -:
NM HMM I "A 4 I + { ocS g / Enr
Desires to call your attention to the following articles
which will be offered at remarkably low prices,
and In doing so invites inspection
of the same.
LADIES' SHORT WRAPS.
1t having become a well-known fact that SHORT
WRAPS will be leading in the way of dress gar
ment we would say our stock Of them consists Of no
less than IS Styles every style being represented
all sizes. viz:
We show an all.wool Cloth SHORT WRAP. prettily
trimmed with AStraclan down front and bot
tom, at $6.9S We consider it cheap at 50.
Another good style Is made of BROCADED SILK
and finished of with RUSSIAN HARE. at Sln9S. This
gain at S14.
Ri RRoc 5a,,,s VELVET SHORT WRAPS trimmed
$50. according to quality of material.
SHORT WRAP, up to 500
SEAL PLUSH SHORT WRAPS. nicely finished
with Feather Trimmings quilted Satin lining at $50.
PLUSH COATS,
40, AZ. "A and 46 INCHES LONG.
Our 4O-inch SEAL PLUSH COAT, with real Seal
Ornaments and Quilted Satin Lining (has been pro
nounced bargain by everybody who has examined
it,. only S25.
Fine quality in PLUSH sACQUEs at $50, $40, $45,
$50 and upwards
CLOTH NEWMARKETS
An elegant NEWMARKET, of good quality Beaver
markah low figure
stylish Garment is our Lea ier made of fine Chevf-
OF, IN lack and brown, doubie-breasted and box
Our NEWMARKET of Fine Beaver Cloth, trimmed
with beaver collar and cuffs perfect fitting at 5000
Our NE MARKET of Fine Beaver Cloth, beaver
cola. and cuffs and edged down 'front.' at $50.
NEM NJ iRkETS trimmed with silver Fox, real
Beaver and Lynx, from SIS up.
SILK MATELASSE NEWMARKETS, trimmed
with 6-inch wide Black Fur Silk Lining at s22
BROCADE VELVET NEWMARKEIS from $27
and up.
FURS AND FUR TRIMMINGS.
We beg to state that assortment of the above
now complete.
FUR TRIMMINGS.
pinch Black RUSSIAN HARE at so cents yard
3-nch Ella k RUSSIAN HARE at SO cents a yard.
4-inch Black RUSSIAN HARE at 90 cents q yard.
pinch SUTRA at IS cents yard.
3-inch NUTRA al $l.15 yard
4inci NUTRA at 81. So yard.
pinch SILVER FOX at 81. 70 yard
3inch SILVER FOX at 50 20 a yard
pinch GRAY HARE at 50 cents q yard
3inch GRAY HARE at $1.25 yard
4inch GRAY HARE at $1.75 yard.
Real LYNX at S2.6S yard.
pinch Real BEAVER at 81 % yard
3inch Real BEAVER at Sl.9S yard
4inch Real BEAVER at 50. 75 yard An excep-
tional Bargain.
FURS. FURS. FURS
100 dozen RUSSIAN HARE MCFFs at SO cents
each. Better qualities at 9S cents and $1.4S
NUTRA MUFFS at 81. 25 and So rs.
CAPE SEAL MUFFS at $2.75 each
SILVER FOX MUFFS at 81 SO each.
AFRICAN LYNX. for mourning wear at SIS each
Real BEAVER MUFFS at S4. So and 50 EACH
Real LYNX MUFFS at So each.
BLACK MARTIN MUFFS at $780, and mauy
others.
FEDORA COLLARS to match each and every styl e
of MuffS
HARE, NUTRA, CONEY. and Real BEAVER
CAPES, r. 13, Ia Is. 16 and II inches attractive
prices
CHILDRENS MUFFS and COLLARS from IS
cents and up.
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SEE THE MANHATTAN SELF-CoPYING INK,
used without letter press or moisture at
Xhitaker's.
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THE LATEST STYLES in Fine Millinery and
Laces, at popular prices. Prompt attention
given to ordered work. Nooi'S, IL 18th street
northwest, two doors above Pa ave.
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GERMAN HANDMADE Cardigan Jackets, in
brown blue mode and other cOlors, the best in
the market. Francs, corner 9Th and ID, the
only strictly one price hat and gents furnishing
tore N the CITY.
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Great Bargain SaleY

0feoe Bargain SAle1
Look at the prices: which will be offered for to-
w. Handsome hand painted china dinner sets
Square shape) 10Y pcs. reduced from S25 90 to
17.s9; Japanned coal hod with poker only
15c sold on the day of his funeral in New York
for LOO; Handsome china hand painted cham
per sets 4 ~; worth 600; with jar 6.9S; worth
h hHuV Co,orea glass water pitcher with tum-
vinegar jugs 23c worth SOC; White china cups
and saucers decorated with gold sec n DE-.
M o LOO; English china decorated dinner sets
COMFORTS Acc worth 81 90; Colored glass bread
trays 10c; worth Soc; English china decorated
s zee sets o6 pcs $40; worth 500; Patent salt
buckets 33c; Polkadot coiored glass tumbiers 6
for 5Oc worth LOO; Real majolfca oat meal sets
3Sc; worth 75c Real majolica butter dishes
Syc; worth 75c; Tin toilet sets pcs. assorted
LOO; Plain goblets 6 for csc worth 4Oc.
To Make Room for the Immense
s21 9TH street northwest, offers following
special bargains for TO- morrow. only: Fancy
celery glass, 14c.; JapanIed crumh brush and
$l4.79, worth 800; colored glass lamps. with
decorated globes 41c.; large Size hassocks, $780,;
half dozen ebony handle knives and forks, 42c.;
china lit band tea sets, A pieces, s5.Ss, worth
90; large size busting brushes, 12c.: ironing
boards, 25c:; moss rose chamber sets, 10 pieces,
1897, worth SO; halt dozen colored salt shakers,
zoe; half dozen silver-plated tea spoons, 39c.;
W feet clothes lines 13c.; 100 feet, 17c colOred
glass preserve set, S3c.; quart covered buck
cts, &C.; quart. &c.; quart, 13c.: quart, 17c:;
quart, 1Sc.; quart coffee potts. i2c.; 3 quart,
15c:; quart, 18c.; quart, 22c.; 2 quart COW
cred saucepans, &C.; 3quart, lie; quart, 14c.;
quart, iSc.; large size coal hods, Ole; galvan-
lied coal hods, 27c.; coal sleeves 10 and 12c.
each.
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Johnson" 44O and 442 9th street, one door
nom +, has all the choice brands, served In
every available style-Lynn Haven Bays, Halt
Shell, Select Steamed, &c. Oysters by the quart
delivered. Ladies' Saloon first floor. Polite at
tentiOn. D
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The National Rifles, Fair.


DAY, ETC.
At the meeting last night Of the general com.
mittee in charge of the National Rifles fair the
committee on contributions reported that it
was meeting with great success. 1t is requested
that all donations promised to the fair be sent
to the care of Mr.. George w. Evans, secretary
OF the committee, at the armory, 800 G street,
not later than Saturday of next week.
The committee appointed to secure from the
Jockey club and the National Fair association
the donation OF "a day of races at the present
fall meeting reported that it had been success
full in Its efforts, and that Monday next has
been set aside as National Rifles day. The en-
tire receipts of the day will be donated to the
National Rifles fair.
Invitations were directed to be sent to the
following organizations to visit the fair: The
AnnOstan, Potomac, Columbia and Washing
ton boat clubs; the Capital bicycle and WASH
lnston Cycle clubs, the SchuetZen Verein,
Washington Saengerbund and Germania Man
nerchor associations, the Washington Light
Infantry battalion, Union Veteran corps (Old
Guard), Union Veteran corps first company,
Washington COntinentals and Emmett Guards.
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$3.50 MEMS WAUKENPHA Asst SHOES, at 81 Al.
$500 Mems Call, and button, at S1.97.
S1.I5 Mems Cater and Lace shoes, at SLIT.
81. 80 Boys Button Shoes, AT 91c.
l.2o Youths School shoes, at &c.
Strasburger Bros. Popular shoe Houses, 726
9Th St., between and III, and I61 Pennsylva-
via ave-, near H..
POETS Fiction, Standard. Juvenile Miscel-
laneous Books ut cost at Whitaker'S.
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Extra Fine select Oysters


Thirty cents per quart at Weser's, No. 1116 e
street northwest. Also, fine stock of New
York and Philadelphia Oysters received daily L
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Keen Feet Warm.

Cloth balls wool-lined, 81 to $3.50; cloth slips,
hannel-lined, SOC. to $1.5O; electric, lambswoOl
and cork soles, at Youngs, 400 7th st. Remem.
Der the Old Lady in Window.
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Our q Hand.sewed Ga,te-.
1t Is No Idle Rrae.

and calf boots are equal to SO custom made.
foung's, 4O2 7th St., sole agent for $3.50 cleo
trio shoes.
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Great Bargains In House Furnishings
tomorrow only, at New York &c. store 1888
7th street northwest: Ia and II qt block-tin
pans, 1Oc.; goblets, 23c. set; coal hods, 25c.
each; brooms, 1Oc.; water buckets, 1Oc. Low
prices on all other goods at 1888 7th at. NV
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Ing and delivered In n ID. WARD" prints, 4Oc
per 10. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk DC. Per quart Cream 10 cents.
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BEN HUR, s1.Oo. Only 35 copies left.

HOUSES RENTED and rents collected.
Jas. III. Mari, $50 street.
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On 1t that wessell boys and children's clothing
lower than any other house In the city. We
give polo cap with every boys suit or over
coat We SELL Eiseman Rr0s., corner 7th and e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

STRICKEN WITH DEATH AT THE RACES
George w. Jarvis, o: New York, one of the
book-makers at the races, While cashing the
tickets yesterday afternoon suddenly put his
hand TO his breast and tell to the ground uncon.
SciouS. He was brought to the city i'll a cab,
but shortly after reaching Wizards hotel he
expired without a return to consciousness. The
doctors said that death was caused by internal
heInorrhages brought OH by excitement. He
Was hfty-One years of age and leaves a widow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

ALL-wooL CHILD's PANTS, rs cents. Eist
man, corner 9TH and E.
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"CoL." PINCHOvER'S MILLIONS.-'sCol" Nor
ris PincnOver, formerly a wellknown character
about town, who is now In st. EiiZabeths in
sane ylum, has written letter to a lawyer in
the city, asking him to come to the asylum and
bring subpoena for various asylum officials,
and have them answer tor the charge of bad
effects. =" was grabbed in the street." the let
ter says, land put in here without law or order.
l want you to make a bargain with Gen. B. F.
Butler to investigate the case and the crime of
stealing my two big trunks full of bonds and
will bear all expenses you may incur. Move
without delay; come here and bring blank sub
p9nas. am worried to death, and harrassed
beyond all endurance by these attendants" A
postscript says: 81 want a receipt for the AGO
million dollars that the superintendent, Dr.
Godding, and Whitmen has on my account
Please to remember that Green and the ladies
my mountain and everything that belong to
me-"
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We Will Have on Sale ro.morro,


$50 Pairs Infants Pebble Button Shoes at 39c
4SO Pairs Spring Heels, worked holes, al 73c.
y Pairs Solar Tip Heeled Shoes at CSC.
400 Pairs Ladies' GlOve-fitting Shoes at 81. "a.
12O Pairs Kid and Straight Goat Shoes at
$1.9S.
90 Pairs Hand-sewed Ladies' Shoes at SAT.
100 Pairs Gent Hooked Balls at STAT.
las Pairs Gents Button Shoes at 81 go.
las Pairs Gents Congress CATERS at Sl.62.
12O Pairs Fine Cali Shoes at STAT.
$50 Pairs Mems Working Shoes from Sc
300 Pairs Gents Embroidered Slippers at 72c.
Boots, sewed AMI pegged. from SI.9S.
100 Pairs Youths Lace Shoes at CSC.
100 Pairs Youths Button Shoes at S1,24
go Pairs Youths Boots at CSC.
96 Pairs Patent-leather Pumps at CSC.
4S Pairs Misses Hand-welI Pebble Shoes at
$1.65.
300 Pairs Misses Fine Slippers at TIC
we warrant every pair OF the above goods to
De solid leather, and at leaSL 20 per cent
cheaper than the same could be bought for
elsewhere.
Please call early in the day so as to avoid the
rush in the evening. H. SrRAsBuRGER,
i No. 9O6 It'll ST., four doors above st,
Hunters Grain Napoleon Boots. 50;
Rubber boots, $3.50 to $3.50; French kip boots,
S3;prime calf boots. $3.50. Young s,4OI 7th St.
Heilbrun's old stand.
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No RESERVATIONS. All books at cost at Whit.
a Epr's
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PROPERTY BOUGHT, sold, and exchanged.
Jas. III. Mari, 1886 + street.
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GLORIA and FlOrnlba are the new discovery
flowers Try them. See Sunday Capital
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KILLED BY A FALL.-This morning Jenkins
Miller, a coOred man, sixty-fOur years of age,
employed in unloading cars at the New Jersey
avenue yards for T. w. Smith, in attempting to
knock out an upright, fell and, striking on his
head, broke his neck and died instantly. The
coroner gave "A certificate OF accidental death,
and his body was removed to his home on LIST,
between and D streets northwest.
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OFF FOR ALBANY.-Deputy Warden Russ
and Guards Woodward and Ward, OF the Jail,
Lett last night for Albany, in charge of the fol-
lowing prisoners sentenced to the Albany peni-
Tertiary: Frank Rollins, housebreaking, three
twenty months; George, alias Dutch Garner,
housebreaking, two years; Alexander Jones,
W atson, alias Queen, housebreaking, three
years. Geo Carr grand larceny, two years: Jas.
Moore, hOusebreaking, three years. John Lee,
assault with intent TO kill, two years; Mark
Brown. grand larceny, three years, and Sinclair
Duckett, hOusebreahing, three years. Four of
the cOnvicts are White and the remainder col
Ored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

II You WAIT Books now is the time to make
selections at Whitaker's.
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ARREsrEp-The attention of every one who
examines the magnificent stock OF furniture
displayed or one floor by Geo. Breitbarth, Odd
Fellows Hail The latest styles at the lowest
prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

You VIII Save 4Oc. on Every Dollar
by going to Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th
and H, for best quality Underwear. Blue Fan
mel Shirts, Hats, Neckwear, Footwear, Gloves
Shirts and Sewing Machines.
0O4 7th street.
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HOUSEHOLD EFFECTs.-Messrs. Walter B.
Williams Co., auctiOneers, will sell at their
salesrOom tomorrow morning, at ten Clock
advertisement
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A lot Of Unprecedented Bargains in Children's
Shoes from Auction.
Children's Spring Heel Kid, only 75c, worth 81
Childs Solar Tips, only Toe, worth 81.
Child's Kid Spring Heel, only 81, worth 81 so.
Misses Kid Spring Heel only $1.25. worth $l.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

WITNESS CHARGED WITH PERJURY.-Dr.
William H. Hale, editor OF the Health and Home,
who was tried in the Police Court on Wednes-
day of this week for an alleged violation OF the
lottery laws, subsequently swore out warrant
against John II. jackson, colored, who was
witness against him, charging him with perjury
in swearing that he DIR. Hale) entered the office
while he (JacksOnj was buying the ticket, which
testimony Hale alleges false. Detectives Raft
and Block served the warrant ON Jackson,
whose personal bonds were taken for his APP
pearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23
, ORDER. So pants. E.i>eman. CT

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate.
Jas II. Mari, $50 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Shir-
ley Dowdy and Fanny EagestOn, both of Man
chester, Va; John A. Dance and Eva E. Gill, of
Chesterfield, Va; Frank f. Miller, of Matthew's
county, Va, and Nina L. Herbert, of Berkeley,
Va; George Pinkney and Elizabeth Jackson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

MAKE your selections of books early at Whit
aker's at cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

ALL-wooL CHIIDs PANTS, 75 cents. Else
man, corner It'll and T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-23

ANOTHER LOT of those 1Oc. pencils received
at Whitaker's.