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koff are eommissionsd 70 oosn direct
negotiations with the Porte on the sub
ieet At the union of Ruipar,a and Fast
arm Ronmalia II Ia ranorted ,hat tbs
Gar repI,ed 10 tha Rnloaria, dsnnt.-
tion thai Ross;s,s faaI,ns ,ovard Raj
oaria had NOT ch.noea That Rnssia az.
septed 20 the union- In, obisctea 40 TN.
method by which il was intended to
protect Bulgaria from the dangers be-
setting her.
The French Election.
Pans Dat 7-Fiection re,nrus an far
received sbov a Conservative yain ~ e6
seats Trafic has bean stoopea i, tbs
vicinity of the Gailois effice. and the
Eiaaro bniIdino "a also Guarded
rrsdezmen are ana ,rino ininry in their
business "A thev ars onaprlled 10 CLOSE
thar establishmsnts AZ an earlv bonr
Rat,ros from the Daosytment 81 the
RsdieaIs
rp''~" - "
rnI cases OF smahpsA eA'st eeie. ine
disease was brought from Montreal by
saiiof' us nStsre oeihR Al ufst un-
ueu "' sue Sa',ou army, Vim
,esul.s Oh spreaaine tne cohtae,on.
natiants vho in nost ,asss are ~ ,hnss
persons Who have been attending meet
isps of the army. The Board of Health
is nov taking vigorous measures to
stamp out the disease.
v,r...u..a..
Lossos. ocs- 80 hre otoke GUY q.
q c.ooA .nis morning 10 .ns onaref
.oae ouilu'uk' to~ y, .ni'een siko
s ny sarenousss 90 aloorsga'e stles..
~. .ue nAass sfIsau VII socu IAp,u,y
.na. ~ lev nous 'ae wnoie VI 'ne
ouliolues, noaans .uen oonseu's'
we're aiaos so'as usenoyeo' ue OF
R'n OF sae nre Is UNKNOWN. loe Ios
vas nosay ooo.psea " isuey k.ous
uss'ofs' i1,Iieis, soy sso'e' auo piIa'.ue
en.es onS oanA ss also ~ ~. .s
ou,ia'nes' s inss.su,,on VS. .us
ony ooe soe' eeapu oeas quincy
%" Sss.e'y ou' JAY an Nxeu;
ou. NOV oesslvsoo. TUG uIenou uod
sIsas ul.aSuS - sesu.S s.resn 1911. l,4m
of the buildings. Many narrow escapes
we're recorded. owing TO the desperate
sttempts OF tne nrcmen 70 Res ~ the
n NJ kne os"sSe IL esu"sseo ~
Asuo'oo'
Feed for the starving.
QuxHnc, Can, Got. s.-A Govern
meI. s'eame. .sas s ~, son III. LIE
v,sss the snfss,inos Of The eoor fisher-
man and their fsmilies At that plaoe.
IA h ala that the fsberise have proved
an sImoss comnlete failure. God and
m.cSsrsI haxe isappeared. and nor
naisss have hsen a scsrce that the Fac
taries have had 10 slose down. throwing
8 namber OF hands out OF employment.
inese nave been eonsed 20 - TOT .
ns.uk. - su sos s ~ 49,. az.
sh 49, &C S..snd r. ,..ah ~ .hs No.,
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Probate Notice,

|I'EkhfTOKY OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY
Il Of King. SIN the Probste Court Of ssia
King County.
No. sos-Is the matter Of the estate Of
DUnsid Ding~sli. decea-ed
OIdsr % show cause on sale Of real estate.
Grsnvflis o BsIier. the. Adnafnissrstnr ef
the esiA.e q DonAif Dingwsll. deceased. hsv-
ing on ttis i5th Day Of september, i<s, AID
bis petition herein, duly ve-fa. q, praying for
an or er for the sale Of all the r>4i esssfs Of
which the said deceased died seix.d. for the
purposes tasrcin st forth, aud u app~srfns
10 the Court firm the said petition tsst -
per -ons sstate Of ths SAID dsoss.rd. IL the
hands Of he sad A imipissrator, 10 not sum
esent 10 pay the claims sxAins, the aid .sfate
And ths eHP~nses % tns aaministrzfion shsr~-
Of. sud tha, il 10 necessary 20 sell ali ths r-si
eststs % the s.sd deceased 10 rag sAs sAiA
And 10 Appearing fHrthar ~ the Court tina,
the said p-etttion conforms In ell re~pees% n
b requirements ~ the Law. Il IL ordered by
the Court tos, AZ pess5ns intsres ed 90 the
e. aie the - deSsAsss spp-s before eur
aid Probate cosFto %
MONDAY. THE ssFE DAT on oCroBgR.
lssi. at ss30 o'eloek In tks forsno>n a th..
day. ~ ne Courtroom 81 oar said Probate
Court. IN the city of sestsie. In ssad HIns
esunty. tsen and there - sbos csa.-. N an
tsey have. Why the sid oder should no. -
g-Ant=d y the aid AafniBissrxtaf % ali al
tbs ZEAL estate q the said De. ss.sd or - Dueh
tssrsef az taAg Be Necessary 70 pay tss stors-
sais Claims asa sxpsnse-
u IL further ordered fhss . eovy Of this
or1ss 70 show caass b. pub fsbsd a. le..e
foar saece.-ivs weeks before TIE ssid essh day
q octgssr. lass, In the seattle wKxxLY Po-r,
lsrEi1JeEScxE. w~ukly ~ wspap~r printed
and pnbsis bed IN the sAad county u King rna
o. grserRi esreulaizoHi Ia ths sald oeuniy ana
Territory.
Done IN open Court tbi. Issh DAY Of Sen.
tezabsr. lssS. WA. d WOOD.
Sudgs q The FrotAss Court
KiHg Co1ntJ.s.
/. Sn- u. Wood Judge saa s.-1z<t.c7~ss ~
he Frobais Coart Of aid Ktns soaniY. e. ksrs-
y e~ftify thsf tts fcrrzalns la rad. trus snd
corref eupy q zaerixfEAl e-dsx 70 sso. esn.a
nsde ~ cur aid p os<ss cours snd eutsre1
Of record "a sks ISM Dag % ssptsnbss. isss.
u ne matter % the ezsAas Of Donsia Dins.
val. dscssssa
In s<tinoay ~hersof I have hsr~ause "a
my hAnd and kaixed the sesl az or - Pro-
bsts Court faAs .sth day ~ s<ps<zzbss, Is1
.sssssss ~ ~ Wr.f19s
sEAx gadss and sx-ofIeio cisrs e n,
:..-...: Proasts esat. = 80
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MRS. w. j. BLACKWELL,

T'ACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
1 ing from life, still life. sketching fren
nature. repousss. etched. electrotyped
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
In clay and gutta perchs, lencf usta. tapee-
try aud luster painting. Clay, metals
tools, luster oolors. tapestry, dyes and
canvas fsrntshed 70 pupils. China fred
for AInateurs. myS
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Nev Cider. frssh and sssss, q .. r
eroxxh
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wtxsrSoruS. Oct 9. - Major Dye,
seisf OF Police, to-day vas handed =
sssef freu Mr.. autchinsoue Who 10 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

sAlr LAKE. 0ct. s.-w. ID. Newcome
vas eaavsesed today of polyssmy and
eniasfal cohabitation. Tais was the
nfss doaeie conviction under the Ed
usnds lay. Sentence will be delivered
90 Octobsr iIth.
frederick p. Hansen Vas convicted
" aniasfui eohAbitation. He vili be
ssnteceed on November 9TH.
The Peabody Educasisnal Faad.
INV foRx, Oct. s.--At the session To-
aAy OF the Peabody Educational Fund
irastees, the election of offiesrs for the
snsnine year resulted as follows: Hon.
Robert winthrop, president Execn-
I'VE oon Aeesrs. A. p. Stewart
o. Nneinla. wm. NJ. Evarts Of Neu
iesk, Morrison X. Waite Of Washing
VOC. Iheo. G. Manning of Lcuisiana,
Aea W. j. Porter of Tennessee: FL
mace Committee Wm. a.. Evarss,
hamilton Fish. NJ H. Waite, Colonel j.
lyman, and Anthony Drxs Of Philz
eeapeis. j. Pitrrspont Morgan vss
ssoesa trustee. Hon. Sanoei A. Green
boeson Vas anthsrizsd 20 ACT q
eesA agent OF the Board IN place Of
lOe, =, ]. Curry. Who has teen appoint
- Aiaisssr TO spain.
He l.0ua - uss>
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crafty, With grazing lands In common
when they are necessary. and With legal
titles inalienable for q term OF years.
Third-Tee pofchsss thereopou BY see
United States Of ell unsilotted land al
an appraised valuation and It's inmedi-
ate opeuing. when 50 purchased, to sct-
Element.
Foarsh-Setsins apart in the treasury
for the benefit OF the Indians OF the cash
value Of such appraised and purchased
lands.
P,fta--Immediats negotiations With
ali Indian tribes 10 modify or Set aside
whatever treaties constitute an o.
staoie 10 such q policy.
Sixth-Every reasonable effort @
secure the consent Of the Indisns e
this policy bot II in any case tribes
consent be net obtained after reason
able time and effort, then its execution
without their consent, bat With scrupu-
Ious regard 20 their best interests an
welfare.
S-vrush-If there are any Wild tribes
sbsolus>ly Incapable Of being thci
hrouset into harmony With civilization,
placing them under sach guard ~ vii
prevent the possibility Of Outbreaks
and their compulsory education.
Eishsh-The maintenance OF Indian
agencies OF some equivalent rsprceenta
sives of the unised States Government
10 look after the interests and prosec'
she rights OF the Indians. % lsns a
such special protection 70 needed.
Ninth-The Conferences reafnrms 10
approval Of TIE provisions Of the Cok'
bill for the allotment OF lands IN sev
ralty, a ooe method Of s1oodyine q
legisistion the PRINCIPLES above stated
Tsnsh-The present system OF inoiaf
edacasioa shooid be sniarRcd and
osnp extensive plan adopsed vhio1
would place ell Indian children 10 IN
dus trial schools. Adult Indiana shoal<
Be brought a. far % possibls under pre-
psrssioa for ssif-sappost. and . suin
cieat namhsf Of farmers and oeAee tn
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Arissaass Reslening o0eials

Tuosos. ARR, Oos. s.-H. II. Van
Arman. Secretary Of Arizona, has sent
his RESIGNATION to the President. Ii is
also stated that United States District
Attorney Zsbriskie has forwarded bis
resignation TODAY TO Attorney General
Garland. Zsbriskie is one OF those 10
dicted yesterday by the grand jary for
eoutributina to the campaign fund at
the last presidential election.
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The French EIecilan.

PARIS. Oct. Z Election returns 80 far
received show Conservative gain OF %
seats. Traffic has been stooped in the
vicinity OF the GdHlois effice, and the
Figaro building as also guarded.
rrsdesmen are Suffering injury in their
business, as they are conpelled to close
their establishments al an early hour.
Returns from the Department OF the
Sine are expected TO be in favor Of the
Radicals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

SAS FRAsolsco. Ost. s.-Judee Lsvier
today issaed . crit Of mandate directed
10 Aaditsr Strother, commanding him
TO show cause vhy be should not Be- or
dered to pay salary 10 Walter II. Lew
a. Superior Judge. The writ will be
heard on the Goth inst. Levy Was ap-
pointed. vice Clooah, Who, IL vas claim
ed. resigned. Clough denies his resiR
nation. and claims that the salary Is
due him, and the Auditor has refAsed to
pay either.
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FOREIGN.
Heare Commissioners.

SoFrA, Got. 7.-Petroff and Schama-
koff are commissioned to open direct
negotiations with the Porte on the SUB
jeet Of the union OF Bulgaria and East
ern Roumelia. II 10 reported that the
Gar replied to the Bulgarian deputs-
ton that Rassis's feeling toward Boil
gaFia had not oh anRed, that Russia as
sented to the union. but objected 20 the
method by which il was intended to
protect Bulgaria from the dangers be-
setting her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

Murdered.
SAcRAMkxro. OCT. s.-Samaei Kay and
bis wife, an old coopie. we're murdered
at Folsom last night. PArtisulars have
not been received.
Fire ~ Beca.
BocA, Cal, Ocs. 8 A Ere this morn
ing DESTROYED the hotel and houses be-
Ionging ~ the Boca Mill Company,
vAlaed at $0.00. on which vas an in
sursncs Of $500. Il vas the heaviest
confiagratiou that ever occurred IN
Bocs- There 10 no cine 10 the origin OF
the Ere.
shippiag Intelligence.
SAN FHaxcrsco, Osf. s-Arrived-
S,ea seer Oregon, from Portland.
CieAfed-Ship India, for Port Town
send.
TAroosH. Oct. s.-Coudy; threasen-
ing; fresh southeast Wind No ship
ping.
PrsHT. Ost- s-A ship in tow OF the
tug Hoiyoks passed cot al 5 q. n
PosT TovSxExp. Ocs- s.-Sailed-
Ship Ivanhoe.
The weather.
RAx FzAxclsco, Ocs- SIS y ni--Indi-
cations for the succsedine 80 hours:
Cloody and rain. light to fresh soosheriy
winds, excsos AiooG TIE coast. where
they vii be fresh to brisk.
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LoxpoS. Oct. s.-Russis 10 DESTROYS Of
giving the Duke of Cumberland the
throne Of Bulgaria. Prince Bismarck
vill probably favor the proposition. as
il vill settle the Brunswick dif1iculty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-09

FLoEEScE- Arizona. O,;. s-Louis
klumoerg shot ssd killed Dave Robin
son At Reyuerts camp. Is miles from
here, yesterday. Al sl.eres,ios over a
game Of cards led to the shooting.
Blamberz surrendered to the officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
New In1sH AND GERMAN LINENS.
SEATON PERRY.
fSUCCFSSOR To PERRY 4 RRorurp>

SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
HAS JUST RECEIVED VERY LARGE AND COM
PLETE STOCK OF
PURE LINEN DANISH TABLE CT OTHS. ALL
WIDTHS AND f,hNGTHS. with * md x SQUARE
NAPKINS To MATCH. manufactured BY JOHN s.
49, Brown sons. BHLEAST. IRELAND.
GE HAN FANCY LINEN DAMASK.
FRI TGED LUNCH CLOTHS. WITH DoYLEYS TO
IRISH hND GERMAN BIEACHED AND uN.
BIEACBED TABLE LINENS. from 4Oc to 81 50
NEW NAPKINS. DovLEYs and TRAY CLOTHS.
NEW EUCK and DAMAsK TOWELS. from Al so to
Sl5. 20 Dozen
BELGIA : pII1TsiW and sHERTING LINENS.
Full Lines OF Plain and +willedCiiASHES AND GLASS
LINENS.
81 WIDE CANToN FLANNEL FOR TABLE COVER.
GREASIY REDUCED PRICES ON PARIS AND
PERRIN WRAPS. JAcKErS,N NEW MARKETS. AND
"MARkEp DOWN PRICES ON TRENCH HAITI
CADED SILKS. SATIN DUCHESS, ltHADAMES
And SUkAHS IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL
s Sah2fSe E wrsR STREET RECEPTION AND
TONE VELVET DRESS FRONTS.
LYONS BLACK AND COLoRED ALL SILK VEL
WIS, from $500 to 50 90 yer yard
MN SIish GAUZES Nd ILLUSI0NS
~ SPECIAL * ls II, ,o I0R DISPLAYING
e. CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th street
Established 1870. Jas
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TIE IsD1cAr1oss
POINT TO
MORE SNOW.
ULSTERS
viii then be suitable things. have them reduced in
prices from 20 to 80 per cent,
In pursuance of the closing process The Prices now
are ST. $40, S12 $I5 aud 800
The latter my own make. Just finished, of
FRIEZE,
And nearly if not practically Waterproof
LOTS OF OVERCOATS,
Cut in prices to meet
POPUi AR EXPECTATIONS.
s.. So. So, S.. SIS. will buya
GOOD WARM OVERCOAT.
Buy now, as the stock is rapidly lessening
ONLY TWO CAPES
On hand now
A FEW TALMAS
LEFT
BOYS OVERCOATS,
Only about dozen left closing out nominal prices
ADDITIONAL WARMTH
May be secured by the aid of my
CARDIGAN JACkhTS,
OF which have yet a full supply in
FINE QUALITIES.
Superiority unQUestioned in
CARDIGANS.
Extra Large Sizes in Everything
HENNING, THE CLOTHIER,
jas 40 SEVENTH STREET.
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AT Cosr.

CLoAKs. DOLMAEs NEMMhRKETs. JACKETS
We HAVE MARKED THEM ALL DOWN 70
COST PRICE
vISETEs, MADE OF COLORED BROCADE VEL
VETS, IN VERY HANDSOME STYLES. MARKED
VEkY LOW.
TR1COT CLOTHS REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO go
OTTOMAN CLOTH REDUCED FROM SO TO &c.
SIXTY INCH BEoCADE SILK REDUCED FROM
Sl2 TO S9-THE MOST ELEGANT GOODS WE
HAVE EVER HAD.
BaoCADE SILKS LESS THAN COST
BLACK BROCADE SILKS REDUCED FROM ST. so
10 5125.
BROCADE VKLyETS HAVE, BEEN MARKED DOWN
To CLOSE.
VERY FINE QUALITIES IN EVENING CASH.
MERES AT 75c.
COLORED vELvETS LESS THAN IMPORTERS
PRICE.
CAMEL'S HAIR sHAwLS ARE OFFERED VERY
LOW.
FINE GOODS WE'RE NEVER OFFERED AT SUCH
LOW F16URES
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
gig Pennsylvania Avenue
ONE PRICE
N.B.-THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST ja3
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Woonw.pn & F,,rupop

Beg leave TO call attention to their
FIFTH ANNUAL SPECIAL. SAL OF WHITE GOODS
AND EMBROiDE RIES \
From numerous inquiries anticipate an earlier de-
mznd than is usual for WHITE GOODS. and have been
led TO open our magnificent line and make 81 cisl sale
of them in connection with our fmbroideries
WHITE GOODS
India Linens Persian Lawns Sheer French Nainsooks,
Real Swiss Nus!ins. Medium Weight Nainsooks Eng
lish Ns socks, Plaid Nainsocks French dusitns
Figured Mu.ls Soft Finish Canbrics. Masalia &c. SC
EMBHOIDEhfES
Cambria A-over Embroidery. Edgnes and Insertinrs
match. J.conet love- Neutrality-suspicious. and
JnsertinRs march. Sansook Above Enbroideries
Edg nss and nsertings 20 match Turkay Red A-over
Enbroid sres-Edgings and lnseri1ss TO match. Cam
brie Eddngs Embroidered in Cardinal and Navy Blue
at relatively lower prices than prevailed last
d,c years Fer detailed list advertisement in
Mondays Star.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
one PRICE ONLY,
921 Pennsylvania avenue. 912 street.
;.1
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twill be equally interesting and indeed OF greater
value to advertisers to know that with the excep-
ton OF January alone, {when the falling OFF was
the exceedingly slight one of III copes the ciryu-
iation Of THE STAR was very considerably greater Tor
each month Of 1854 than it was for the correspond
Ing month OF 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

The National Republican revertS today to the
question Oh responsibility for Biane'S defeat in an
editorial which bears the marks OF sauthority'
both In its disclosures or facts and its style.
Starting With the assumption that many causes
combined to defeat the republican ticket it denies
that among them can be Included the secret
treachery OF the administration. The article
Claims that from first 70 last President Arthur and
his cabinet stood ready TO render whatever cam
pagn service they properly could, and 1t more than
intimates that these prolTers on their part were
refused by Chairman Jones on the ground that the
latter believed he could carry the election in the
lace or apparent lukewarmness on the part of the
administration, and preferred to adopt a policy
which would put the administration IN such an
unfaVOrable attitude He preferred TO take all the
risks and get all the glory.
This is serious charge and calls for substantial
proof and ir must be said that the evidence pro-
duced TO support the allegation makes out pIausi-
Bile case 1t Is claimed that at a certain point In
the campaign Senator Hawley called on the Presi-
dent at Chairman Jones request to ask him to
take an active part in the canvass. At this con-
ference an understanding was reached and the
PRESIDENT agreed 70 comply with Mr.. Jones' wishes
and did prepare letter for publication In accord
with Mr.. Jones views This letter was taken to
that gentleman by Senator Hawley, with the dis
cnct understanding that it was 10 be used at his
discretion; but for some reason &c was suppressed
The Republican charges that this was done to put
the administrator in a false light; that Mr. Jones
had sent TO the President for help, expecting and
hoping for refusal, AMI that when, ON the con-
rary, he found the President willing TO follow the
oourse he advised, he himself refused to carry 1t
into execution. 1t should be added that the Re.
publican acquits Mr. Blaine OF any responsibility
Tor the course which 1t says Mr.. Jones chose to
adopt.
The Republican claims that all the facts to sup
port its very singular and serious Charge are in ira
possession and II calls on Senator Hawley to con-
nrn its statements. A card from that Senator
would certainly just now be mighty interesting
reading
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The earth Is getting uneaSay all around Spain
Keeps up its shudderlngs, and we got q touch of
the shock In this neighborhood last night and To-
Gay, while London had yesterday another OF those
artificial 1ostngs for which 1t is rapidly becoming
famous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

THE CAnE1s ARE Con1se,
Are even now at your very Doors!
The relief earnestly desired 80 long and patiently
hoped and waited for, is at handi
THE RED-LETTER SALE
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND 800 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
and seals the doom Of ring rngsse-s who
have so long and successfully beseeed the pockets
loosed the strings and appropriated the contents
thereof without rendering the people the shadow
of shadow of fair and honest equivalent therefor To
all such who have been in the tolls and wrthed the
vice-ke grip Of inscriptions e1tortionists We are
happy to say
THE CAMELS have COME
Fairly groaning under their gladstone burden They
have come to stay till the last foe to fair square, and
honest dealing expires
THE RED-LETTER SALE
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
s27 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Demonstrates beyond cavi the wisdom OF the course
adopted and proves beyond all reasonable doubt that
there but one way to conduct business successfully.
and that is the RIGHT way
Our mode and manner of conducting business is as IN
open book-so simple, plain, that he who runs may
read, and the wayfarng man. though fool. cannot
therein. Those who attend
THE RED-LETTER SALE
THE TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
S27 AND 929 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Do not walk in darkness but in the MONDAY We make
no concealment allow Misrepresentation fulfill all
our promises. have but ONE PRICE. and that the
lowest.
For explanation Of RED-LETTER SALE see Sunday
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cara Norris was passenger In a smashed I'D
Florida railway train last Wednesday. This fact If
properly worked up ought TO be worth about as
much In Tree advertising as the loss OF hundred
thousand dollars worth Of diamonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03
The Advertising la The star in 1854

The following IS a correct transcript from the
books of this Office of the number OF advertisements
published each month in TIE STAR during 1884. as
compared with 1888, showing an increase for each
month of the year, and an increase OF 3,5f, for
twelve months, In grand total OF 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-01-03

1t Is quite within bounds to say that the chair
man Of the committee on public order In connec-
ton with the inaugural ceremoDies-Mr. Larner-
VIII have the moral support and good wishes of the
community IN the effort he says he is determined
to make toward dispensing with the police force at
the head OF the presidential procession and dspos
ing It's members along the line OF march, where
they may be of some use IN keeping the crowd from
blocking up the street and breaking up the column
TnR STAR has more than once pointed out the I'M
becllity Of making an ornamental feature of the
pouce force on occasions OF public display, when
there Is the greatest possible need Of their presence
and services at other points, but the instinct for
parade on the part Of those In authority has always
seemed TO outweigh such slight considerations as
public comfort and public protection those times
There are grounds for hope, however, that timely
agitation OF the subject supplemented by the active
Efforts Of 30 energetic a gentleman as the head of
the subcommittee under whose jurisdiction that
subject falls, will prevent the dangerous folly from
being repeated next Inauguration day II the pro-
cessicn must have an ornamental head, let a bat
TALON OF drurn-maJors be organized for the pur-
pose, and let the policemen attend TO their legti-
mate duties They will have plenty TO do on that
occasion, without contributing anything 10 It's spec
tacular features.
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A Few days ago an item went the rounds to the
eject that an intidel while making some blasphe-
nous utterance was stricken with paralysis and
died THIS was calculated to dismay MI Inrer-
SOILS followers, but they viii perhaps take courage
over the report to-day that in Huntington, Pa,
yesterday, prominent member OF one OF the
churches there was stricken with PARALYSIS while
az PRAYER.