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alone on trial. Public clamor should
not inhuence the isry. and. last Of all.
money should not interfere With the
verdict.
The Jury retired at 725.
Revival Of the western Export A..e.
efstiea.
CHICAGO, Oct 25.-The lioaor mann
iscturers, IN stormy meeting here to
day, decided to revive the vhiskey pool
known as the Western Export Assoeia-
ton, which recently went out of exist
enoe, and to make "Budalo- Miller
president. This restricts the produe-
ton Of the mills to one-third of their
capacity and advances the price Of high
wines TO fl.0s per gallon.
Wen by Lainx.
WoEcEsTER Mass. Oct. "a three
mile single scuil race on Lake Quainsis-
amond this afternoon, between Joseph
Lang, of Aostresl, and Geo. II. Hos
mer, of Boston, for $500 a side, was won
BY Laing II 2i:l5.
Response from the south.
AUoUsTA (Gs.), Oct. "a violent
agitation of the Chinese question has
broken sut In this city since the pablica-
ton of the movement ct Seattle. For
several years past the Celestials have
Hooked hither. They have prospered IN
business, and several have made for
tunes and returned to China. They nov
own so many groceries. Wholesale and
retail, that large number of citizens
TO-DAY petitioned the City Council to
{ IKE Steps TO prevent their further i'm.
migration.
Fish for the Northwest.
WASHINGTON, Oct. B.-The Fish Com
mission car. which leaves tonight With
carp for the supply of applicants In
Montana, Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory, carries large number of fish in
excess of the amount required TO
meet requests on file. Parties in
Oregon desiring to receive fish should
address their wants direct to j. +. Ellis,
in charge of the car at Portland. Appli-
cants in Washington Territory should
apply at Tacoma or Walla walia.
Jouetf Gets a Delay.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Ths account
ing officers OF the Treasury Department
have consented to delay charging In bis
personal salary the amount expended
by Admiral Jouett in entertaining WIS.,
leans Exposition, according to the de-
cisi0n of the Second Comptroller, until
the matter can be brought to the atten-
ton OF Congress. The amount in ques-
ton is only 800. but 1t is desired to
have some definite action to serve as a
precedent in the future.
Judge Vincent az Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28.-Judge Vim
rent, recently removed by the Presi-
dents order from the Chief Justiceship
of New Mexico, has arrived IN Wash
ington. A reporter called upon him,
but the Judge begged to be excused
from making any statement concerning
bis removal or the defense be proposes
to make. 1t would" he said, "be man
ifestly improper for me to say anything
about the matter before seeing my su
periors in office. would be glad, how
ever, if you would state as coming from
me that have not had word to say
about the case for publication"
Minister 90 Persia.
WARRINGTON, Oct. 2s.-F. s. Allen, of
Chicago, has been selected for appoint
meut as the United States Minister to
Persia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

TIE walls wslla papsrs are stirring
in the vain endeAvor 10 get the North
err Pacific COMPANY TO build line OF
railroad into their t,vn- The company
has ether enterprises ia hand and has
precioos little money AZ ths'-none, u
NAV Be said. for the bullding Of roads
into the territory Of other companies.
And II 10 shCald 60 there the peopie
vould ind II the sevsfest osprcssor,
With passenger and freight rates higher
than those of any other coneefn-a
sinsls sxcepsion being the - . ton rate
40 wheat shipssd 10 Daleth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29
MRS. w. ]. BLACKWELL,

I'ACHER or PAINTING. DRAW
ing from life, still life sketching from
nature. rcpousse, etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration, modelling
In clay and gutta perchs. ienc ustA. tapes
Try aud luster painting. Clay, metals,
canvas furnished to pupils. China fired
for amateurs. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

ARRIVAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE Pa
crFIo.-The steamer Queen of the Pa
citic arrived last night, bringing 81
tons of freight to Seattle and lis pas
ssBgers to the Sound as follows: Victo.
ria 36, Port Townsend -. Seattle 81. and
Tacoma q. Seven of the passengers to
Victoria were Cinnamon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

FISEs FoR CoSTEMPr. Oliver
Wood. late agent at Nesh Bay, appeared
before the District Court yesterday, on
a citation 10 show cause Why be should
not be fined for contemps, in disregard
ing an order OF the Court based on .
temporary restraining order or inianc-
ton against closing Bsxter's store on
the reservation until the question could
be heard and finally eternined by the
Court. Col. Wood made the excuse that
he vas ordered TO close the store by the
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. and
had done 90. The Court gave the agent
a reprimand and taxed the costs to him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2S.-Jacob Z.
Leese, who arrived on this coast over
land IN 1898 who erected tue first house
IN ferba BGena, now ) IN Francis o,
who first raised the American dag on
this peninsula, and who celebrated the
hrst Fourth of July on this side of the
slsIras, has returned here from Texas
after an absence of twenty years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

RxCAILED.-For reasons best known
10 the Off sers Of the lay, the Grand
Jury on the part Of the United 81 ses
has been recalled, 10 convene on Ssiar-
day next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-29

The japanese do not use their osn
china. bui import thsir tableware from
knGiAnd.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MASTERY OF FRENCH PRoSUx,TaTIoS-
NAProt Lucien G. Colliere's spe1al course I'm n
French sounds and specially Of the atr,sn Sl aemn
strated French pronunciation properly ts.S,ent Al
ton guaranteed In very shor SPACE of tirP
apupL 10 follow with far greater profit and win imme
diaie tangible RESULTS Instruction. under An,
| tiopal methods bay and Evening Trivate Ysss,ns
and In Glasses for ladies and Gentlemen or thiIdT.n
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS AT san ana a,sa
and at $50 and 80 O'Clock. Opening On IpRIp Oh
regular and irregular all prscticaliy r.saufsa =, -
coniugaton. Address 1855 II. n W I.Ijd,IES n -
CoLliERE- A. M native az Parts, France seq I'm
~ GEORGETOWN COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
school for young ladies and little girls Tne fourteensh
year begins september i6ia isSo With flii .se,,s -
teachers For circulars apply e principal:
GHARLoTTE HALL SCHOOL, (sITE CooI, on
- Healing springs, Charlotte Hall. ~ MArys
County, Md. Thorough Classical, Mathematician III.
sn na for and hnss SSur aRs s%s very %SSaSr~Is
Trustees. au4-eo2m
DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
Ii ELLICoTT CITY, MARYLAND.
Conducted Ivy the Brothers Of the Christian Schoos
Scientific. Classical and Commercial Courses
The Modern Languages and Drawing are taught
Hoard tuition and per ave month
$50.
bay scholars per session of FIVE months $40
Studies Will be resumed ON Monday, september 9th
Send fora Prospectus.
wl8-th,s .tu-2m brother AZARIAs. President
CHoRTHAND AND TYPEwRITING PRACTI.
are followed. Private pupils preferred aud number
limited. X. f. CRoMEIfN. Office of Johns & las
ton. stenographers 4.2 Louisiana jrl8-eodlm.
Miss AMY LEAvITr. OF BOSTON. GRAD.
Conservatory. Piano technique, harmony aud voice
culture Ioi2 10th st NV. d.
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Affairs in West washinetou.

RAIDING "BOsTON. Connolly and r
Fisher made a raid upon Boston last night
and arrested Pat Murphy, Florence Dorsey
Florence jackson, Mary Glasco Barbara Arthur
ana Adel1ne -, all colOred, for being drunk
anu o1sorderly. These prisoners are all we'll
known TO the police on account of their past do
lngS The cursing and yelling of the prisoners
at she station kept the officers awake all night,
NOTES. Mrs Jennie Routh, of Pittsburg is
visiting Mrs. w. Taylor, of o street.-There Is
an enormous growth OF rank weeds on vacant
trees here.-Mr. John Laskey of the Washing.
ton aqueduct Office, has been granted q weeks
leave of absence.
SHIPPING NEWS.-SchOoner Charles l., Mitch
ell arrived from kennebec with ], ZOO tons of
ice--Schooner ID. NJ. Anthony arrived from
hennebec with 900 tons of ice-SchoOner Lee
arrived from kennebec with 900 tons of Ice
GRAIN REcEIPrS.-Canal boat Samuel Jarboe
arrived yesterday with LOO bushels of wheat
and j, $50 bushels of corn for ]. q. & j. NJ Wa
tiers. Wheat sold on Change from S5c to 951.c
CATTLE MARKET.-Saie of live stock at bro
vers Rest, d. c., as reported by Tavenner Bros
yesterday, as follows: 60 cattle up and sold:
best at 4 g to SIS; good at 41a to 4zs medium at
10 IA; common at ) to Al. 700 sheep
aud lambs. Lambs at 3la to Sig; sheep ut 21a to
:il2; 10 cows and calves at $50 to $50. Cattle
brisk.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature IS: CON
dition, %. Receiving reservoir, Temperature
IL condition at north connection, 1G: south
connection. Is. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
pcrature. .:5; condition at infiuent gatehOuSe
IL; condition at efnuent gatehouse, 8. High
tides in the river to-day ut 11:1S a. M and a.
p. IN.
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j. W. BoTELER & Son have on exhibit their
1atest Importation of dinner, dessert and tea
sets; rich cut and engraved table glassware;
mantle ornaments, Dric-a-brac, &c. Have also
In stock a full line kitchen utensils, to which
they invite an inspection.
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHISGToN, ID. G.. Sept 15, 1885, II am.
For TODAY continued warm and fair weather
B Indicated for the middle Atlantic states,
For "Wednesday, fair weather with stationary
temperature is indicated for New England and
the middle atlantic states.
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BAUM's
BAuM's
Low PRICES TELL.

In recent advertisement we published our inteu
ton of Handling Dry Goods in the largest quanitie.
and published the prices of many leading abric
| at VERY LOW FIGURES
Our undertaking has been appreciated and we have
| been encouraged by the public demands to buy ar
| Extraordinary Large Stock of Dry Goods
Our intention to become q leading Dry Goods an
| thority must be fulfilled. Our stock ia large and
therefore to sell the goods our prices shall b. low
OUR GUARANTEE OF OUR PRICES SHALL BE
TO REFUND THE MONEY TO DIS
| SATISFIED PURCHASERS
A VOICE FROM OUR M BLACK GOODS DEPART
| Atwood Black Cashmere, 40 inches wide at 45c.
| worth soc.
Atwood Black Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at Sc
worth 7Oc
Atwood Black Cashmere, 40 inches wide, at s5c,
| worth 81.
OUR "a SUITING DEPARTMENT.
Tricots at 75c., worth 95c.
Trcots at CSC sold last year at $125
Flannel Suitngs. in all coIors, at &c. worth S5c
Camelettes-in visible checks and plaids-and nu
merOus fancy suitings in endless variety.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Our 81 inch Turkey Red sells at 33c, and we war
rant 1t fast colors.
5-S AL-linen Napkins, at 81 doz., sold at 81 So
Our advertisement in Table Linens are our &c.
coo. and 75c Beached Damasks. To see them is to
buy.
OUR LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Replete with all the Novelties of the Season.
Madras Curtains In all colOrs and many designs
from IS to $12 per pair.
Madras Curtain Net, extra width at Soc
Nottingham Curtains, from 81 to $3.50 per window
in both White and Ecru
Antique Curtains, from So. so to 81 per window.
Curtain Scrm, from 12lhc to SOC.
Nottingham Curtain Net at all prices
FLANNEIS
See our 2oc Red Twill Flannel. and you will buy it..
csc. White Flannels. They cannot be ex.
celled by any for the price.
Our &c. White Flanncls can't be beat.
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS AT COST.
Remnants Of Wamsutta and Pride of the West TIC
per yard
BAUPs MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
se14 416 SEVENTH STREET.
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FALL Stock OF FINE SHOES

Hahn's, SIC 9Th st and 1922 Pa. ave.
Ladies elegant hand-sewed Kid and Straight
Goat Buttons, 500.
Ladies best French Kid Button, $500
Ladies' tOwn make) Kid Button, 81 so
our Ladies $500 Unrivalled Kid and Goat
Button mas no equal.
Gents 81 80 and So 90 Seamless Vamp Don.
gola-tOp custom Shoes.
Gents $500 All-caIf strictly hand-sewed
Button and Laced.
Gents $500 solid Calf Button, Laced and
Congress.
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An Assault on u Policeman.
A SUPPOSED CRAZY MAN WITH A LOADED

STICK.
Yesterday afternoon, about half-past four
O'Clock, colored boy, nineteen years old,
named James Moore, who is supposed to be half
crazy, entered the house of Mary began, a lady
about fifty years old, No. 1406 North Capitol
street. Moore said he was in possession of the
premises. Mrs. began ordered him away, when
ne struck her with heavy stick, cutting her
head. Moore then went to his home, No. 81 U
street northwest, where Officer Thomas Britt
followed him. When the officer arrived Moore
dealt him severe blow across the head with q
loaded stick, infiicting severe cut. colOred
man then came to the officers assistance. and
prevented Moore from doing him any further
harm. Word was sent to the sixth precinct
station, and Sergeant HOlfnberger went to the
house and arrested Moore. In the Police Court
this morning Moore was charged with assault
Ing Mrs. began, and the case was continued
until Officer Britt is able to appear, when Moore
will be tried for both assaults.
THE CONSIDERATION OF BIsHoP-ELECr O'SUI-
LIvAN.-Rev. J. O'Sullivan, pastor of St Peters
bile, and will be consecrated at that church
next Sunday, is now engaged in spiritual re-
treat at st. Mary seminary, in Baltimore. Ad-
mission to st. Peters church next Sunday will
be by ticket, four tickets being allowed to each
pew, the other two seats in each being reserved
stations. Standing tickets are being given out
also tor the aisles. The procession of the clergy
will form in the sunday school room, in the rear
of the church, pass out through the e. street
door, and proceed through the parking and in
side the iron railing. on the north side of the
church, to the front, where it will enter by the
main door. None but pew holders will be ad-
united before the entrance of the procession.
after which those having standing room tickets
will follow.
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th;n,V SSe are Speciat gOoo
73o It'll st. and 1890 Penna as ave
I'd. Wide 15c. Percales, el,c.. 7ss 7th st,
Cheapest Cloaks, 7th ST. Mourning store q
A Penny Saved is q Penny Earned.
Therefore purchase your Boots SHOES slim
pers ana huDpers at the well-known low-priced
goods to be solid, and guarantee our nrices tn he
the lowest.
Ladies' Button Shoes, worked noles 90 cts.
Ladies' Pebble Shoes, all styles, S1.iS.
Ladies Straight Goat Shoes S1.SS
Gents Congress, Button and Laced Shoes
STAT.
Gents Seamless Caters 81 90
.. LetterCarrier Hand-sewed Walking Shoe,
Gents English Wang,kenphast, s2.s7.
Gents Patent-Leather Pumps, 81 "a
Misses Spring Heels from 13c I'M
Misses COmmOn-Sense Shoes from oSc nm
Boys English Balls from Csc up. Nf'
Boys Button Shoes from SLY up.
Boys PatentLeather Pumps, csc.
Child's Spring Heels from SOC, up
Childs Heeled Shoes from 73c nm
Infants Shoes from 33c. up
Give us q call. No trouble to show poooc y
Strasburger, No. COG 9TH ST.. doors above I. s
Summer Complaint cu1ed and immadi
ately relieved by Duffys Pure Malt Whiskev
Recommended by leading physicians Sold nv
druggists and grocers.
The Cheapest Place
In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market
Space 2O-th,s,tulm
was sufferer from Dyspepsia and DR.
David Kennedy's Favorite REMEDY helped me
VIM. McKnew, 124 Fayette ST., Baltimore. Md
Price $1.OO. 60
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n real 1!ad tf $ :,,ra; ; AMP LOANS.
HOUSES FOR SALE
Cor Massachusetts ave- and 18th St. IL rs, mod.
New thr%estory House. Iowa Circle, mod imps:
STiiree.story House, 13 rs. st. NV. bet 18th and
18th SITS. mod. imps.; $4,000
Large Double House, Vermont ave. bet X and L
sts mod imps.: $4,000
New House, cor. Riggs and 18th SITS. NV, mod.
imps.: S12 900.
Two.story Brick House $40 10Th St H. e., bet + and
lists. RS and bath. Terms easy; $1,000.
Two 3story Houses on Riggs St H. W., near 18th;
Three-story English basement House. IL rs, mod.
Three-story House with stable, on NJ St., bet 10th
and Ma iit ! Nv n w., mod mod mps $4,000
New 3-story house, on L St, bet 21st and ODD NV;
Large double house ST.. bet. 18th and 4th sts
NV: Is rs: mod. mps. $50, 600
Three-Story and basement house, p ST. u W., near
cor 18th; mod imps.; $1,000.
Two houses on ID st. n. e.. bet. 9th and 9TH; mod.
imps.; $500 each.
Two houses P st. n. W.. bet. 9th and 9TH; mod.
imps.; loo, "a 500.
Large house and several thousand feet of ground on
10Th st, Scott Circle. $4,000
3stOry house NJ bet. 9Th and 10th SITS and
3story house on st. n W. bet 9th and 10th SITS and
stable; mod; imps. $4,000.
SITS; large stable and large side lot $4,000.
Six 3-story houses now building on 18th, near T st.
n "; . rs bath and cellar: 30 feet parking. From
Five new press brick houses. with bay windows on
Three-story house corner 6tn aud St. $4,000.
House 30 ID ST. NV, between I'd and Sd sts.,
House 18th St, between and q; thirteen rooms:
modern improvements; $4,000.
improvemen s to o.. anu H. modern
Vacant property in all sections of city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfinished
None. to loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. se3-1m
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OYSTER DEPoT.-If you want to eat good oys-
tiers, on the halfshell or by the plate. Goiden's
Is the place, 926 Louisiana avenue Also. leave
your orders for any quantity shucked or in the
shell; will deliver To any part of the city free of
charge. Telephone STA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

OUR S1-5O and 80 Misses Kid. Straight and
Pebble Goat Button, heeled and spring heel, are
the best ever offered.
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BEAurIFuL DREss GooDs.

BEAurIFuL DREss GooDs.
CASHMERE SERGES in Blue Brown Green and
Harnet, very fine quality twelve yards for 81.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS! BLANKETS
BI.ANkEIS slightly soiled at actual cost
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. 15c
COLoRE.D SILKS. excellent quality reduced to &c
GOLORED SILK NELVETS. 81
BLACK SILK VELVETS, 81.
GLACk CASHMERES, double width, pure WOOL
o., GoLoRED CAsHMEREs. double width. pure WOOL
COLORED BROCADE SILKS, sl.5O.
BLACK BROCADE SILKS, S1.5O.
S1.5U p''e "oo''
EXCELLENT BLACK SILKS 81
ENcELLENT COLDRED SILKS, 81.
CRADLE BLANKETS, 81
Large size DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. 60.
81 50, So. ~~'
Handsome BROCADE DRESS GOODS. cbean at
De- reduced to 12l.c "
THE ABOVE ARE STRICTLY CASH PRICES
CARRIERS,
III MARKET SPACE.
ser Near eth Street.
IArLoR1Sc DEPARTMENT.
CHoicE STOCK OF HIGH CLASS ENGLISH
WOOLENS NOW READY
sa,o w S TEEL
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wISDow SHADES--The largest assortment
at the lowest prices.
W. b. MOSES & SON,
Corner 18th and streets
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GEORGE ADAMS. JOHN i. BEALL.
Commissioner OF Deeds
TELEPHONE No 344-2.
ADAMS & BEALL.


TELEPHONE No. 344-2.
ADAMS & BEALL.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
1920 STREET n. W.
We have FOR sale notes for $500 and 500. secured
by first mortgage on good property at per cent for
D years. Also, for sale on monthly payments good
sxroOm Bricks in northeast section from 81 500 to
81 500
For saie-New seven-room Brick on 14th ST.. between
and {, ut great bargain OH easy terms.
For Sa!e-Un Rhode Island avenue, between 18th and
15th beautiful 3Story and basement brick. modern
improvements, south 'front.' 10 rooms; $4,000
great bargain, or Will rel furnished. PennSylv auia
avenue between 24ih and 10Th W.. south side 3
story and basement brick, newly repaired modern
Improvements, stable in rear. runs through to h
street: rooms and bath; splendid opportunity:
$1,000.
For Sae-Seven Lots on south side of T ST. nw near
10TH at great bargain
Those TWO beautiful Cottage Houses on KENYON st.
Columbia Heights approaching completion; very
low on small cash payment, and balance monthly.
Two desirable Frame Houses on Valley ST.. George
town: great bargain-pay over ten per cent per
annum.
Choice lots 18th street and Columbia Heights and
in all parts city.
To Loal-s5OO at 6per cent for term of years on
city property jy13-3m
PUSINEsS OPPORTUNITY 5000 WORTH
ID of Dry Goods and Notions to exchange for real
estate will add some cash If property is more
than amount OF stock. Address l. c., Star otli ce.
aulS-1m*
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CITY ITEMS.
Call at Our New Store

and secure some good bargains. Wh,,. E,.r,.,
sc. yd;; Double Ruching, Sc yd.: the best 49c
snirf IL IN the city Dress Goods from
only 10c. Call early, as these are sneciul GOOD
'HAsS' roo "a. . Al. NEWMYER,
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TNRY AYERS PILLS. AND BE CURED. MISE.
ry is mid word to describe the mischief to body
and mind caused by habitual constipation The reyu-
lar use OF Ayers Cathartc Pills, in mild Doses will
restore the torpid viscera to healthy action
blood FOOD Is THE SUGGESTIVE NAME
Doften given to Ayers Sarsaparilla, because Of
Its bloodenriching qualities. sells
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,ChoiCE FUESIrCRE AT ACCrIoN-Messrs
wafer r. Williams 4 Co., auctioneers will SELL
within their salesroom, Tomorrow mornin~
e commencing at 1880 o'clock, a choice collec.
n mon OF housekeeping articles. See advertise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

MEDICAL AND OTHER Books AT AUCTION
in the sale of books which is now in progress at
Dowling's, there number of valuable
medical works which will be reached this even
ing, together with valuable government docu-
mentS.
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Excl RsToS RATES To CoX's STArIoN-The
passenger department OF the Baltimore and PO-
toHac railroad announces that round trip ex-
cursion tickets, good for two days, will be sold
70 COX station, on Pope's creek line at the low
rate rate OF ~ irom Washington. Tickets sold on
Saturday will be good 10 return until Nonday
inclusive.
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I)oND LILY TOILET WASH A MOST RE-
Heshns, liquid .saponaceous toilet preparation An
Irresponsible luxury for the Nursery the Bath the
SICK fsooni' Cleansing and many other purposes.
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EDUCATIONAL.

CoLLIERE SCHOOL FOR B BOY , uMDLR FOUR.
I 1SSS ci"ses Tune 1856. English, French and
Latin onS charge seniors. i'm charge OF Lucen F. c.
Colliere. A. NJ. Juniors unaef "r> Soiiere -Four
boarders taken into the FANNY.
Study-H Hours daily from $50 to $3.50 PM se1lm
TJyHOROUGH. INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
riSa, IN the ,,se of the Typewriter the Speprer
an business College Day or Evening. Moderate rates
OF tuition. sel2-Sm$
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

Nd. Wide 15c. Percales. 6lac rse 9TH at
Cheapest Cloaks, 7th ST. Mourning store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

THE STRONG CAsE-This morning in tho
Court in General Term, Chief Justice Cartier
and Judges James, Cox and Merrick the hear.
ing In the case of Strong against the District
was resumed. Mr.. Miller continued reading the
record. Gen. Butler Mr.. Cook and F. T. Brown
ing represented Nr. Strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15

YOUNG's, 4O2 9TH street.
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