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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-16

PLENTY OF WATER IN THE CANAL-A dis
patch from Cumberland says the recent rains
nave raised the water in the Potomac consider
ably, and have filled up the levels of the canal,
SO that boats can now carry their usual cargoes.
me tonnage had been much lightened by the
extremely low water, the levels between Cum
oerland and dam No. 6 having been very low.
HORSE KILLED UNDER IT'S RIDER.-Yes-
terday evening, while Fred Herman was rid
Ing morse belonging to the w. and G. r. r.
20 20 aions street, near 3Oth street, he drove
the amin al into u wagon, which was standing
near by, the shaft of which, passing into the
horses heart, killed him instantly.
WITHOUT AN ALARM BELL.-West Washing
ton has for some months past been without a
fre-alarm bell.
SHIPPING NEws.-Schooner Elm City cleared
to-day with 900 tons of coal for Boston,;
schooner Mabel Phillips cleared to-day with
1,15O tons OF coal for Fall River.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
At A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, 56 con-
d1tlOn, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
so; condition at north connection, 8; south
connection, q. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, go; condition at inf1uent gatehouse,
IS: condition at ef11uent gatehouse. SO. High
tides In the river to-day at 1912 q. m. and Ill
D. IN.
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Robbed at a Revival Meeting.
JOHN KEvE LOSES HIS WATCH AND CHAIl
WHILE HE Is "HAPPY."

JOHN KEvE LOSES HIS WATCH AND CHAIN
WHILE HE Is HAPPY"
Alfred j. Carter, coloreo, was placed on trial
In the Police Court this morning charged with
robbing John Keve, also colored, of a watch and
chain during a revival at Mt. Zion church, on F,
between Sd and Az streets southwest, last Sun
day night.
John keve, the prosecuting witness, testified
that he was at the revival on Sunday night,
and while he was unconscious some person rob
bed him of his watch and chain.
what made you unconscious" inquired the
judge.
II was happy" he replied.
Angelina Harris, coIOred, testified that when
keve became unconscious she saw four men
holding him, including the defendant, whom
she afterwards saw with watch.
"Were you unconscious" inquired Mr.. Car
rington.
NO" she replied: 81 was in my good senses"
Lizzie Castor testified that she saw Carter
take the watch.
The defendant denied having hold of the
happy man, and his testimony was cOrrObOr-
ated by other witnesses, and the case was dis
missed,
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AmuSementS Tonight.
ALBAUsH's OPERA HOUSE. "a Parlor
Match"
FoRD's OPERA HoUSE--Thatcher, Primrose
& Vests Minstrels.
bug
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Canoo Farrar's
lecture on Dante"
NATIONAL SKATING RINK.-Three sessions
daily.
In "a Celebrated Case"
THEATER CoMIoUE--Alice Oates and Variety.
DIME MUsEUN-Helen Adeu in "One Night
In Rome.n
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A BUSINESS VIGILANCE COMMlrTEE.-A Ma
cungre, Penn, special says: I'm the last few
months numerous robberies have been commit
ted in this neghborhood. The officers were un-
able to trace the perpetrators. The thefts be-
came so frequent that the citizens decided to
take the matter in hand and organized a vigil
lance committee. Last night two suspicious
were promptly notified and, forming with guns
and clubs, surrounded the building. Squire
Hancock was with the party and a warrant was
under pile of straw, together with booty to the
value of $500. The prisoners gave their names
as Andrew Mohr and George Whitney, Of New
York city,"
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There fSn't an article here but what is
a genuine bargain. Misses all solid leather
spring heel or common sense heel, pebble goat
button shoes, &c; misses fine kid worked but
ton hole dress shoes, ST. II; youths serviceable
school shoes, button or lace 97c.; boys STYLISH
narrow toe shoes, very neat and durable, 81. OF;
children's dress kid or pebble spring heel shoes,
SIC; infants best kid worked button hole Shoes
47c.; ladies' good quality button shoes, 97c;
ladies' genuine pebble goat common sense
and French heel Shoes S1.97; ladies' real cura-
coe Kid common sense shoes, S1.S7; ladies' kid
house slippers, SIC; ladies' kid opera toe Slip
mems narrow toe button shoes, l.47; mems
fine congress. wide or narrow toe, SLIT; mems
styles, in button, lace and congress, S1.97:
mems leather slippers, SIC; mems fine EN-.
6r0idered slippers, TIC. Strasburger Bros, 726
9TH street. between G and H. and 461 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, near 41n street j
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The Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, District agt Waggamann; arguedand
submitted. York agt. Knowles; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURr-Jud0e Hdgner.
Yesterday, In re estate Jennie L. Wall; pay
Sawyer; testimony ordered taken before Exam
liner w. H. Dennis.
To-day, Paige agt Franchal; sale decreed and
X. c. Fox appointed trustee.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Shell.
Io-day, Barney McQuade, trespass; $5 col
lateral forfeited. Nellie Owens, selling on Sum
Gay; $50 collateral forfeited. William Thomas,
disorderIy In county; S5 collateral forfeited.
Rouser Jones, colored, larceny; So. Elizabeth
brown, coiored, larceny; S5. James Ham,
mersley, assault; IS,
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The SLAUGHTER Or Tn Roovs

THE SLAueHrER Or The BOOKS
Following the battle in September commencinp On
tOber Is 1 will offer to my friends and patrons anv
and all books in stock at cost to close this branch n
my business and will continue this sale until every
Standard. Juvenile, and Miscellaneous worRsNai 90
This is an opportunity for those who wish to secure
portion of the business will increase with iareer
stock than heretofore carried. A speciality will no
made OF ordering any and all books at ali times and
discount rates.
G. A. WHITAKER
oc14 11O5 Pennsylvania ave-
CANON FARRAR'S MESSAGES OF THE
" BOOKS AND OTHER WORKS
c. L. 8. C. Books.
Prayer Books and Hymnas
Sunday School Library and Music Books
&C. PURSELiA
Oc14 AIS 9th street.
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Franklin's Great-Grandsons.

TWO AGED BROTHERS MEET AFTER FORTY
YEARS SEPARATION.
special dispatch from Louisville, KY, says:
Mr.. VIM. Bache, of Philadelphia, arrived in
this city Thursday morning on a visit to rela-
tives. He is q brother of Mr.. Lewis Bache, who
lives at No. 1923 West Walnut street. The
brothers were born in Philadelphia, and are
greatgrandsons of Benjamin Franklin. Mr..
Lewis Bache is 80 years old. and Mr. VIM.
Bache is rs, though they are both hale and
latter is printer by profession, and has followed
the business all his life. At the age of 81 he
was elected public printer of PENNSYLVANIA and
took charge of the office at Harrisburg, which
he held for several years. Fifty-fOur years ago
the two brothers separated at Pottsville Pa
Lewis went to Sandusky, Ohio, thence to Co
lumbus, Ohio, whence he came to this city AZ
years ago. They lost sight of each other a few
years thereafter. Finally each concluded that
the other was dead. A year ago a chance para
graph in newspaper caused the Louisville
branch of the family to investigate the matter,
apd the result was the discovery that Mr. VIM.
Bache was still living in Philadelphia. Several
months ago Mr.. Ben. Bache, q son of Mr. Lewis
Bache, visited his uncle in Philadelphia The
meeting Thursday morning between the old
men was very hearty, and their unfeigned
affection for each other was demonstrated in q
manner that was very affecting. The visitor
will remain several weeks.
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Two FIEEMEN INSTANTLY KILLED-A dis.
patch from Remington, VT, last night says :
The Troy and Boston railroad bridge at State
day. 1t is supposed the fire was caused by a
spark from an engine. While attempting to
save the bridge two members OF the North
Bennington fire department were killed and a
prominent business man of North Bennington
fatally injured. The names of the killed are
James Wardell and NJ. Burke; O. F. Gov I'm.
tally injured. Wardell was unmarried. but
Burke leaves q family
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HATS FOR MEN, hats for boys, hats for chill
dren, at rock bottom prices, at Francs, corner
18th and d. The only strictly one price hat and
gents furnishing store in this city.
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Grocerymen and M....-
BOOKS, &c.

NEw Books
NOW READY
MacArthur's Patent Cases, volume1
Broune on Trade Marks, I'd edition
Boone on Code Pleading.
Steward on Husband and Wife.
Marvels of Animal Life by Holden
Brio 4 Brac storeS Mrs Harrison
Roses of Shadow, Sullivan.
Narrative of Military Service Hazen.
W. H MORRISON,
oc15 AIS Pennsylyani. an.
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Books at whitaker's at cost. See adv.

THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 500 18th
st., offers flour at Tock-bOttOm prices:
Swiss Process, S6.4S Dbl; 81 .63 1. Dbl; $50. \.
Cooks Delight. So.4S bbl 81 IS Il Dbl; 69c. u
White Lily, S6.4S bbl.; Sl.63 a bbl.; SIC
Cooks Choice, So.4S bbi., S1.3S Il Dbl; CSC. y.
Ceres, Sterling. Gilt Edge, Golden Hill.
Send order by mail, or telephone 1882.
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No TRACE OF RAIDING SIoUx.-A dispatch
was received at military headquarters at
Omaha, Thursday, from Fort Robinson, stating
that no trace can be found Of the Sioux Indians
recently reported to he committing depreda-
tions along the northern frontier OF Nebraska
and Wyoming. Troops from Fort NeObrara are
also securing the country, but no report has yet
been received from them.
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JohmsOn's, 18th and -.

Very Choice Lot of Fine Norfolk Oysters (for
Steamlng) just arrived; also, the Famous East
Half Shell, and the Real Saddle Rock for Roast,
In Shell, Broil or Toast, Single Fried, &C.; be.
sizes, always on hand Choice Fish, Game. Sal
aus. &c. High Grade Oysters only. Lifetime
experience. Ladies' Large Saloon attached I
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Will be placed on our counter during this wee,r
They are later than the bulk of our stncE IN.
very late deliveries this season. Eiseman RIOS
manufacturers of all the clothing thew sell
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sc.Ginghams. Cottons, Canton-fiannel. stern's

MIR. L. q. MARINI's Dancing Academy, Ma
ionic Hall, is now open, and new classes formed
for misses and masters every Saturday, at two
O'clock ID. m
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Gun SPECIAL BARGAINS

ONE THOUSAND YARDS OF CASHMERE
SERGES, ALL WOOL. DOUBLE WIDTH, IN BLUE
BROWN, GREEN AND GARNET, 37lhc.
7, D Q rs Cloth sUITING, oNE.YARD AND A
GAPIE wv MoSE VESTS, Ste
EXCELLENT BLACK SILK. 75c.
CRADLE BLANKETS, 81.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 76c.
EXCELLENT COLORED SILKS, Toe.
GREAT BARGAINSIN BLACK SILKS, 81, 81 %
HANDSOME BROCAEDSILKv ELvEfS. GREAT
iRsoYAL sEkeE THE NEW STYLE, BEAuTI.
GARNET AND BLACK, IL YARDS FOB "a
BLACK SILK VELVET, 81
SPECIAL LOW PRICES FOR OUR LARGE
SiZE DOUBLE BLANKETS-S2 e2.6O, g, q, S6.
DUR ALL WOOL, EXTRA LARGE SIZE
HD;gUBLE blanket, VERY CHEAP AT %, RE
n69GsLE IfpTH CLOTH, ONE YARD AND A
hA II5W WIDE FOR BOYS WEAR AND LADIES
LAC S GAsaMz al Ess sfHAw1s, ,,.so
CARRIERS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
IA MARKET sPACR
oc8 Near It'll strest
THE CELLULoID TRUSS.
Inat never nreAkss never wean out alwnyn
casen. md San b w0Rn while bathipg.
e2s Is 81 ssr. stn nor aSS
1n E!sHER devots her attention - the wantsos
-
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Books at Whitaker's at cost. See adv.

A JERSEY CAP given away with every child's
suit or overcoat we sell. Eiseman Bros, manu-
featuring clothiers and tailOrs, corner 18th and E
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THE NEW YORK AND NATIONAL Base Ball
Clubs will visit the street rink tonight.
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JOhnsOn's OYSTER SaIoons

40 and 442 9th street, one door from f. All
lovers of Oysters should go there. You never
fail to get satisfaction All the leading brands
received daily and served in every available
style. Select steamed specially. Oysters by
the quart, delivered. Also, Meals, Lunch, Fresh
Fish, Game and every delicacy. Ladies' Saloon
first floor. Polite attention, .
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Offers for the balance OF this week good com.
fortables at CSC; good blankets at CSC, and up:
red twilled Atwood flannel, at zoe: double
width cashmere at lie; special good article
yard; mosquetaire dark color kid gloves at
33c.; full regular made hose for children. 15c'
Also large assortment of ladies and misses
wraps at lower prices than anywhere in Yhis
city. "The Excelsior" SO4 7th Street cog
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SARAH B. HUTTON and others have filed
bill against George w. Miller and others asking
for the sale Of part g, SO. 994 and lot and part
lots and a, 50. S76.
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ENDING Hrs SPREE WITH SUICIpx-Fran
els Braun committed suicide at Louisville
Wednesday night by shooting himself through
the head in front of the customs house. Braufl's
parents were natives of Switzerland. who ac-
cumulated fortune here In the saloon bust.
ness. They returned to Paris about eight years
ago, where the mother killed her husband and
then poisoned herself. Braun had been on Q
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der. % Pants: EIseman, cor. TIN and e

Favorite Remedy cured my wife OF General r,o
bility and Liver Complaint. GratefnlIS =. -
VIM. Lnndy, Baltimore, Md. so en
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mB0ys' Lace shoes From CSC. HIN. NM.
toned, $1.24; patent leather pumps at 9Sc.: aIso
large assortment Of fine shoes at the Lowest
doors above I. sASoss Aouf
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NEw SroRE. Nrw GooDs.
NEW PRICES.
: III E. +. 4: E E 3 :
M Nm M a Err Err 90S S ##.HH e ZEE -: 81"
Nm n 4 "A 4 I e g SoS g L 4 ZEE
At last after months of preparation and after en-
countering many vexatious delays, in a posi-
ton to announce that all Of numerous depart
ments are now complete. With
NEW, FRESH STOCK OF GOODS
AND VERY Low PRICES
We are confident of our ability to please all tastes
all pockets
MERINO UNDERWEAR
To introduce this department to our customers
extra values will be offered this week. We cannot
enumerate all the different styles but invite every
body to examine them, whether they desire to pur-
chase or not
so dozen Merino Vests, all wool. silk binding and
stitching, at Soc; they are worth Toe. Drawers to
match
so dozen fine Cashmere Vests, silk binding and
fancy stitching at ESQ., cannot be duplicated at the
price. Drawers to match.
A still finer Cashmere Vest at 75c
80 dozen Vests elegant quality of saxony WOOL full
regular made, at 81; would be cheap at $1.39.
SO dozen Red Medicated Vests, cochineal dye, silk
binding and clearinghouse stitching. at 81; really
worth $1.25.
Odozen Red Medicated Vests. all wool, full regu-
lar made, at l.S5; extraordinary value
LADIES UNION SUITS,
From $1.75 and up.
CHILDRENs VESTS.
From zoe and up
CH1LDRENs UNION SUITS.
From CSC. and up.
INFANTS WRAPPERS
From Soc and up.
CHILDRENs CASHMERE GLOVES
We had such an immense sale of these Gloves last
Saturday that stock was left In exhausted
dition. 1t is row again replete and we offer good
value in Cashmere Glove at 25c. q pair.
coRsETs
We have procured during the past week three lots
Of Corsets at great loss to the manufacturer. Call
and examine the bargains which we shall offer.
LOT loo dozen fine French Woven Corsets
boned throughout silk famed, at CSC per pair.
LOT $50 dozen French Corsets in white, black
blue, cream and pink satteen, at 99c per pair.
LOT $50 dozen K. & g. Corsets, real whaIebone
at 81. 25 pair
We keep large assortment of all popular makes Of
COrsetS on hand.
RIBBONS
40 pieces of Fancy and Brocade Ribbons silk and
velvet raised patterns, new designs, warranted pure
| silk, at CSC. per yard; you would announce them
to be cheap at Toe yard.
OSTRICH FEATHERS
81 dozen Ostrich Tips "a bunch of three) at CSC q
bunch.
SHADED SOUDANs.
New designs. at 80 9S bunch. We were unable to
meet the demand for the above SOudans last week A
large stock of them on hand at present
NORFOLK JERSEYS,
All sizes, at 10 Will positively refund money If
quality can be purchased elsewhere for less than
$3.4S.
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NEW RAIsINs, currants, citron, figs, cranber-
ries, French prunes, buckwheat, pure spices,
creamery butter and very old apple vinegar,
at i. A. Delwig, corner I'd and c northeast
Holland gin and brandies, sold by L. A. Del
wig, corner I'd and northeast, Capitol hil)
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II the city 70 buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Spaces 22-tu,th,s1m .
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NJ. Augcnstein, s17.s1s-saI 9TH st. n. W.

offers following extraordinary bargains for to-
morrow only: Fire set, consisting of coal hod,
saucers. y doz dinner plates, meat dish, 1
vegetable dish and 1 market basket, 99c.; y
doZ. colored glass goblets 39c.; chopping bowl
and knife, 19c; decorated dinner sets, contain
Ing l21 pieces, S1499 worth 3d. colOred glass
breakfast sets. 43c., y doz. white handle knives
colors, 19c.; 5-bottle revolving casters, sSc.,
worth $3.50; tin chamber SETS all colors, 81 40;
large size washtub, zinc washbOard, so clothes
pins, boxes blueing, 99c.; colored glass stand
lamps, with decorated chimney, 41c.; coal
sleeves, 1Oc., large size square shape covered
dishes, 39c.; bars Rising Sun stove polish 13c.;
moss rose tea sets, with gilt lines, S4.79; As
sheets shelf paper &c.
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best Quality Blue Flannel Shirt at
Knit Jacket Depot, Z tn and H SITS.
We VIII Have on Sale To.morrov

We Will Have on Sale Tomorrow
a few dozen ready trimmed Hats, fine goods, at
about half of their original value Note tie
prices: Hats at $40 worth So; same at S276
worth ST. 2la dozen extra fine trimmed S3.49
worth $3.50. 1 lot at S4.9S worth more than
double we have too many of them; hence the
sacrifice.
SPECIAL.
One thousand fancy Birds, Wings and Breasts
OF the finest grade just out of the custom house.
1 In box, not two alike, which we will sell to.
morrow at the remarkable low figures of SIS
and "a cts, the choice of which are cheap at
500 piece. Call early and get your choice
SO cts per yard: This goods is sold in this city
al 81 .35; our price, so cts.
Felt Hats by the millions, lower than the
low est.
Handsome Merrill Birds % cts; real value,
We mean business, and if low prices are any
Inoucement to you, come to see us, get posted
anu DC convinced. BLOUT'S,
10 9TH street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGToN, ID. G., oct. Is. 1855, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
slight changes in temperature, winds generally
from south To west.
For Saturday, fair weather Is Indicated for
New England. with slight changes in tempera-
ture. Slightly warmer, fair weather is indicated
for the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
states. Slightly cooler. fair weather is indica-
TED for the upper Lake region, the upper Missis-
sippi and Missouri valleys.
PRINTERS INK and truth. we regret to say,
are not always associates neither are the most
extensively advertised establishments always
the best TO trade with. The steadily increasing
patronage OF VIM Hahn & Co.'S reliable shoe
house, SIG 9TH street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA
ave-. is an evidence of the benefits of that ad-
Nertising having for basis truthful statements
and goods of true merit in price well as in
quality. In addition TO our well known I'M
riyalled lines of reliable low priced shoes we
would call the attention of the public to our:
Gents 50 custom made calf and goat top
boots.
Gents $3.50 and So seamless custom made
shoes.
Ladies' "a hand-sewed straight goat button.
Ladies' 81 French kid button boots.
Ltules 500 (our own make) kid and goat
button.
Boys and youths 50 fine calf shoes
These goods are unquestionably the best
made. WA. HAHN & Co.,
SIG 9TH street and 1922 Pa. ave.
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Heavy SaxOny Wool Underwear.
IT AuERBAcH's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II
,treefS - - -
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EDUCATIONAL.

DRIvATE LESSONS IN E NJ,Lish. BOOK
Terms Ppesssonsbie. address COURT +. WOOD, "a
Fifth n oS--AW
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PIANOS AT AUcrIoN.-Mr. Bowling will sell
Tomorrow, at his auction rooms, NJ 10 O'Clock.
several nne pianos, among which Is one elegant
upright Gabier, all OF which will be sold with
cat reserve 70 cover advances. See adyt
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S12 r.. Circulars 81. J.E. young 7ae

Examine Our $3.50 Fine Derbys.
equal to any $3.50 hat in the city, at Auer.
bach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II.
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Books at Whitaker's at cost. See adv.

THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF PARLOR SUITES,
upholstered In silk and mohair pushes, at the
lowest prices Brietbarth's, Odd Fellows Hall
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BOOKS at Whitakers at cost See adv.

Jusr GIVE B. II. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops a fair trial; they will relieve your
Cough instantly. Thousands testify to this.
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Bins Or TALE

lDlTS OF Il ak"
ABOUT THE BOYS AND
ABOUT THEIR CLOTHING
THE BOYS OF TODAY CERTAINLY HAVE
MANY ADVANTAGES THAT THE BOYS OF
A GENERATION AGO DID NOT POSSESS.
WHEN "wE WERE BOYS" WE THOUGHT
OURSELVES wELI~DREssED IN A SUIT
MADE AT HOME BY A "TArLoREss, AND
MADE IN SIMILAR STYLE TO OUR
FATHERS
NOWADAYS. FOR ABOUT THE SANE
MONEY, THE BOYS CAN BE DRESSED IN
THE NEWEST STYLES AT MOMENTS
NOTICE
IN THOSE DAYS THE DRY GOODS STORES
FURNISHED THREE OR FOUR STYLES OF
GOODS FROM WHICH SUITABLE sELHo
TToNs COULD BE MADE.
NOW BOYS SUITS ARE FOUND READY.
MADE, IN SCORES OF STYLES, OF cAssI.
MERs, vELvETs. CoRDURoYs, CORK.
SCREWS. DIAGoNALs. TRIooTs. cREPES
JERSEY CLOTH, &c. &C.
IN BOYS ovERCoATs THE VARIETY IL
ALMOST AS GREAT. AND THE STYLES IN
WHICH THEY ARE CUT ALMOST BEYOND
DESCRIPTION.
WE MAKE ALMOST DAILY ADDITIONS
TO OUR BOYS STOCK.
WE OPEN TODAY CMoNDAY. OCT. 18TH,
SEVERAL ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF
ovERCoATs. IN BEAVER cAssI-
MERs. woRsTED. &C.
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR GOODS WE HAVE
But ONE PRICE, AND WE ALWAYS MEAN
THAT SHALL BE THE LOWEST IN WASH
INGTON.
e. b BARNUM 4 90.
octl3 03l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SO6 It'll,
sells almost white sugar for &c. H., standard A
6t2c. h., granulated &c. h., cut loaf sugar TIC
Send order by mall, or telephone 423-2.
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Gewmarkets and Circulars, So. A. Stern, 9O4 z.
JUST RECEIVED new aid elegant styles of
Chamber Suites in walnut, cherry, and ash.
Call and examine our stock and compare our
prices Brietbarth's, Odd Fellows Hall.
Books at Whitaker's at cost. See adv.
suit or overcoat we sell. Eiseman Bros, manu-
featuring clOthiers and tailOrs corner 9TH and E.
Books at Whitakers at cost. See adv.
FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hempler's, cor ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-16

HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION. - Mr..
Bowling will sell Tomorrow, at his auction
rooms. commencing at ten O'Clock, an immense
collection o: household effects of every descrfp-
ton.
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as well as profitable to those wishing tn mr..
chase to examine our stock of yisites: The var
Gus styles and prices would suit the most criti-
cal. StinemetZ Son, 1887 Pa. ave.