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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08
FRoM TINS Day Forward
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
WILL DISPLAY
FALL AND WINTER STOCK,
And do most respectfully invite the attention of their
customers and the public generally thereto.
NEW SILK VELvETS.

NEW SILK VELVETS.
resey SS az "a line
SILK VELVGs And vkLvEr ZEE ". have nave
placed them ON exhibition, and respectfully solicit
This stock IS Of the best known manufacture. the
Snch we guarantee they cannot be obtained at lower
isfNCH coLoRED SILK vELvErs in saphir.
brown navy blue, dark green, white and cream; e1-
So SnS Six Fl. sAE vELvErs in four
Of
four shades of gray purple olive plum acaion bronze
BLACK "fd Ha! PET yd
handsome patterns. in elegant designs. ONLY s2.OO
22INCH coLoRED SILK vELvETs three shades
Of three shades Of gray three shades Of navy
ONLY 81 So PER YARD. ''p-''' -'''
1sINCH CoLoREp BRoCADED SILK VEL
$3.50 PER YARD s1' '-' ''''''s" oSAi
"ELBERON vELvETEENs"
This brand Of yelveteen has won q worldwide and
envious reputation Its achievements being entirely
s1isn a from the foreign SIX vsys.s
23INCH PLAIN "ELBERoN" vELvErEENs,
ONLY 81 PER YARD.
2s-INCH TwILLEp BACK "ELBERoN" VEL
VETEEN,
ONLY el.25 PER YARD
Both Of The above qualities in large and varied as
eea % s sSS all the
SILK PLUsHEs
We have secured An elegant line of Colored Silk
for making bados ea Vaancss aas %se
quins, Table Scarfs Mats and Covers and al kinds Of
fine fancy work, such as Painting, Embroidering on
1SINCH ooLoRED SILK PLUSH,
ONLY $1-15 PER YARD.
19INCH COLORED SILK PLUSH.
ONLY $50 PER YARD.
In q variety of handsome cOlOrs and hadaa
(Velvet Department, LIST floor, last on the rightly
TURCOMAN CURTAIN SALE.
Prior to extensive alterations and improvements in
shall inausurate special sale OF Turcoman Curtsins
and In order 10 quickly dispose Of the stock on hand
~ oSI saSaa
Inn sg 70 assert that these prices are much lower
an in e e. reduced
tS 81 His Blue .r,pe.
ae:s ffs@ e1kTXfSSssr Psaoa
soissS TSEsosa 81 e GukrA1ss reduced nom
rhird Floor; take the elevasor3
CONTINUATION SALE OF
cHILDRENs SCHOOL HOSIERY.
In view Of the success attending the inauguration ar
@ ss sSHs
DOUBLE KNEE HOSE
which aRs excellent value. and we'll worthy your A.
Children, Fine French Ribbed .Doub,,-kpss,
c0i0rs, Black, Navy blue and Brown H"'
SIZE 5ls INCH. ONLY CSC PER PAIR
RISE &C. PER LARGER SIZE
Misses solid Ingram Cotton .Double. kneo, Hoe.
split feet full regular made; colors black aud Nav
Blue. -
SIZE 5la INCH. ONLY &c PER PAIR
\ RISE &C. PER LARGER SIZE
l Boys Fine French Ribbsd "Doubleknee'' Hoe
white feei double heel and toe: colors. Navy Blue
| Black md Seal Rown: extra quality.
SIZES AND gu INCH ONLY
SOC. AND 6Ac PER PAIR
(Hosisry Iepaxsment-1st door, midway, Let sida
NAIL ORDER NOTE
Customers out Of town will be mailed either oods
or samples upon request through our "1a0 Order -
partnenI"
WOODWARD 4 LoTHHOP,
BOSTON DIRT GOODS HousE
| ONE PnIC1 ONLY.
921 Penna. ave- tss7l GA ssssst
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Bismarck does not seem to wish to fight
Spain, for he shows a forbearing and concilia-
tory spirit under circumstances which would
excuse more peremptory policy. He will
overlook the indignities offered the German
officials In Spain and withdraw his troops from
the islands in dispute pending the settlement
Of the controversy by arbitration
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08
A USTIN p. BROWN,
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1426 Il street northwest
HnIfkES

HOUSES FOR SALE
Cor Massachusetts, ave. and 18th St, IL n. mod
New three-story House, Iowa Circle, mod. imps.;
Three-story House. ID rs, n st. NV. bet l7th and
18th SITS, mod imps; $1,000.
Large Double House, Vermont ave, bet n and L
New House, cor Riggs and 18th sts NV, mod
imps; $4,000.
Store and Dwelling. cor oh and sis n. W, - 900
@ SITS, z rs. and bath. Terms easy 5000
Two 3story Houses on Riggs ST N. W. near 18Th:
Three-story English basement House, ~ ~ mod
imps, ST, bet 18TH and 18th, S20O.u.
Ihreeestory House with stable, on M ST.. bet 10th
"a New 3-s,ory house on L st. bet 2lst and 22d
10 rs; lot l8xs5 TO alley $1,000
Large double house ON St. bet 18th and 4tb Sta
NV IL rs: mod imps: S:B5. 900
Three-story and basement house. ON p ST N w near
cor 18th; mod. imps- eli 900.
Two houses on b st. n e. bet 9th and 9TH: mod
Two houses on 81. n W.. bet 9th and 7th; mod.
inIls-; $4,000, - 500.
Large house and several thousand feet Of ground on
10Th ST, near Scott Circle. Sl25,OOO
S-story mousse on Nj ST. n. bet 9th 9th sta aud
stable; mod mps 81 300.
stable mod imps $4,000
Large double house on Mass ave. bet 18th 18th
six 3story houses building on 18th near TIT
a. "; rs bath and cellar, 30 fleet parking. From
Five new press-brick houses with bay Windows an.
18Th ST. NV, corner st. from So 300 TO % tss
Ihreestory house. corner 9th and SIS sIo.oOo
lot 24x225: threestory brick with stable -, 900
House 18th st, between 4 and o. thirteen rooms,
modern improvements $l3OOO
-Four houses 18th 81 between q and r.: modern
improvements: %, 800 20 $500.
Vacant property in all sections of city and suburbs
several houses Tor rent. furnished and unfurnished
Money TO loan ON real estate security.
Large loans specially re3-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

We ARE REcErv1se
FALL ovERcoATs AT PRICES 81 TO s2s.
BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS AND VESTS.
DoEsKIN CASHMERE PANrAIooNs.
DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR
BUTTON CUTAwAY SUITS. BUSINESS
SUITS. In SACKS AND CUTAwAYs.
NEAT STYLES CASHMERE PANTALooNs. IN
HAIR LINES, MIXTURES, AND DIAGO-
MAILS
BOYS SCHOOL. DRESS AND PLAY SUITS
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS
FURNISHINGS, ALL AT OUR USUAL Low
PRICES
NOAH WALKER q CO,
SCI 625 Pennsylvania AvenuA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

In the first Of the series Of yacht races yester-
day the Yankee sloop Puritan proved that she
can drift faster than her English rival the
Genesta In the absence of q breeze the boats
gave up the attempt to cover the course, but
when they stopped the Puritan was two miles
ahead. This would indicate that she is the bet
ter boat of the two, in a light wind at any rate
and she has showed In her previous contests
with American yachts that she is wonderfully
fast In strong breeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

THE EVENING 81
s......,..!!5s I1.,..44..
T FL
:: :: Fl e !! : III III i
I II 4 a i / 6; III ! L. e
SIC AND 18
sEvExrH STREET noRrHwEsE
IT n THROUGH THIS nEDrux WE DESIRE
| TO EXPREss OUR s1NCRRE THAMES TO
| THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON FOR
| THE NOBLE REsPoNsr no OUR OPEN
| ING. BEING FULLY AWARE or MANY
IMPROVEMENTS YET TO BE MADE, WE
BEG OF YOU TO GRANT Us SUFFICIENT
TIME AND WE WILL FULFIL THE
| LITERAL MEANING OF "BoN MARCHE,"
| OR A GOOD MARKET. BELOW WE
FOUND IN OUR DIFFERENT DEPART.
MENTs.
MILLINERY.
FANCY WINGS In all colors. at &C.: value zoe.
1 lot of Imported FANCY BREASTS. rnanufac-
turer's sample line all different Styles ut &C; they
are cheap at $1.OO.
vELvETs
10 pieces Of 16-inch wide SILK VELVET all colors,
| ats4c
RIBBONS
SATIN and OTTOMAN RIBBONS, pure Silk; No.
BAT 13c yd.; No. IL 17c I'd.
fine assortment Of FANCY RIBBONS, new de-
signs. at 15c I'd.
woRsTED LACEs.
1000 yda Of woRsTED LACEs. 4inches wide.
black. brown. white at 1Sc I'd; they worth Soc
I'D.
0pieces of black Beaded All-oveY NET ct $2.OO yd
These good were sold much below regular price,
they should really bring S2.5Oyd.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEF
Fine embroidered all-nnen HANDKERCHIEFs
At zoe.
Blue and Red Polka-dot and Striped NECK HAND
KERCHIEFS at l3c piece. or 2 for 25c; real value
4Oc. piece.
srOCKINErTE WALKING COATS
Made from firm Imported STOCKINETTE double
breasted. perfect fitting at $500; worth $3.50
10 doz. Gold and Silver PINS q. 25c; regular price
3sc
SILVER BRACELETS at 26c; GOLD BRACE
LETS At 4Oc.; novel designs.
A complete stock Of NOTIONS.
A large assortment ofsOAPS and PERFUMERIEs
LEATHER GooDa
Genuine ALLIGATOR PURSES at lac.
Genuine ALLIGATOR POCKETBOOKs 1t 16, Fl,
24c.
sATCHELS In large variety
KID GLOVES.
THE "BON MARCHE" popular 4-buttons At CSC.
THE "BON MARCHE" Embroidered A-buttons At
Csc. Money refunded II be equaled ut the price,
% dozen Of 4-button GLOVES, popular shades, at
Soc.
CORsETs
heaviiy-boned GERMANTOWN CORSET, fine
Embroidered busks. at &c.,: they are worth s6c=
handsewed fine SATEEN CORSET, corded and
embroidered. splendid 1T. at 64c: worth s5c; colors
white. d1ab. red. black, light blue.
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
IS dozen cAMBRICCHEMIsEs, with Brusseis lace
yoks. At 75c.: worth 90c.
10 dozen LADIES NIGHT DRESSES, full sizes,
Mother Hubbard yoke. rUws OF ane embroidery and
tacking. as q 10.
INFANTS WEAR
Everything appsrtaining to complete INFANTS
OUTFIT at popular pricea
LINEN COLLARS.
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NExr WExx

NExr WEEx
SCHOOL OPENS AGAIN. AND THE RoYs.
LARGE, SMALL AND MEDIUM, WILL
WANT NEW SUITS.
WE PROCURED, LATE IN THE SEA.
SON. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SMALL
BOYS SUITS OF MEDIUM WEIGHT, SUIT.
ABLE FOR SEPT. OCT. AND NOV. WEAR
AT FROM TWO TO THREE DOLLARS BE.
Low REGULAR PRICES. AND WE OFFER
OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF OUR
BARGAINA
THESE ARE LARGELY IN PLATED
JACKETS. SOME PLAIN AND SOME NOR.
FOLKS. ALL ARE NEW AND FRESH.
IN LARGE BOYS SUITS WE HAVE
JUST OPENED a LOT OF CHOICE THINGS
IN BEGINNING OUR FALL Busr.
NESS WE WANT TO SAY THAT. WHILE
WE DON'T CARRY THE Largest STOCK
WE DO HAVE THE FRESHEST. THE
NEWEST STYLES AND THE Cheapest
n. b. BARNUM & co,
SCI 9al PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08
S6ohsh ApAhA JOHN T. BKALL
Commissioner VI Deeds
TELEPHONE No. 344-2.
ADAMS q BEALL.

-
REAL ESIATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.
142O STREET n. W.
We have for sale notes for $500 and 800 secured
py hrst mortgage on good property per cent for
% years Also, Tor sale monthly good
81 500.
or Sale-New seven-room Brick on 14uh between
. Is and I, al great bargain easy terms.
For Sale-On Rhode Island avenue. between 4th and
l5th, beautiful 3-story and basement brick, modern
improvements, south front. 10 rooms; $lO.OO.
great bargain or will rent furnished Pennsylvania
avenue between 24th and 18th n w.. south side, 3
story eld basement brick. newly repaired, modern
improvements, stable In rear. runs through 10 N
street: rooms and BATH splendid opportunity:
$500.
For sase-Seven Lots south side of st. n w.. near
10th, at great bargain
Those beautiful Cottage Houses on-Kenyon n
Columbia Heights. approaching completiOfi very
low on small cash payment, and balance monthly.
Two desirable Frame HOUSES on Valley T., George
town; great bargain-pay over ten per cent per
annum.
Choice lots 10th street and Columbia Heights and
In all parts city.
To Loah-$5 600 lat per cent for term of wears on
city property. Ei3.Sm
CUISINES OPPORTUNITY IS 600 WORTH
ID OF Dry Goods and Notions 20 exchange for READ
estate VIII add some cash IL property Is worth more
aulS1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

Mr.. Colman, the new Commissioner OF Agri-
culture, has changed the method OF distributing
seeds To Senators and Representatives I'm such a
way that these persons will scarcely appreciate.
Heretofore their share of seeds has been sent
them without regard to the fitness of the soil of
their districts for growing the product The
Commissioner has changed all this He has
had a statement or table prepared showing
just what plants can be successfully cultivated
in given state or area, and he will not here
after send useless seeds To any of them.-f,hito.
Times.
This explains why Mr.. Colman came to send
the Hon. Joseph Pulitzer thirty-two quarts of
Dakota hard wheat for cultivation by the
horny-handed grangers of his congressional
district in New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

Oh DAvY CRocxrrrs
ADVICE, "BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT AMI
THEN GO AHEAD" WAS MANIFEsTLY AREv
ELATIoN.
wKARE RIGHT BECAUSE THE PUBLIC Az
PROBATION FOLLOWS OUR EVERY EFFORT
REFORMATION IN CLOTHING.
WE STUDY CLOTHES ASA
FINE ART:
AND ALTHOUGH THEPRoGREss WE MAKE IN
THAT DIRECTION Is NECESSARILY SLOW II
IS NONE THE LESS SURE
WE ARE ALWAYS STUDYING OUT IMPROVE.
MENTS IN MATERIAL, WORKMANSHIP OR
STYLE. AND GIVE THE PUBLIC THE BENEFIT
OF OUR QUOTATIONS AS SOON AS EXPERT.
ENCE SHALL DECIDE THEM PRACTICAL
WE ARE NOW MAKING THE GREATEST
EFFORT OF OUR LIVES TO MEET PUBLIC
FAVOR SHALL WE SUCCEED IT now DE-
SAKS & COMPANY.
SOON TO OPEN AT
ses-fs,tu NOS. 300 TO sOs SEVENTH STREET.
FINE AIRS.
AUTUMN OvELrIEs.
HAIC;,S IATFssr ETCHING
Nv TMIN TER ABBEY"
Interior, ready We have also most of his other
important Works in Stock.
MIRRORS, THE FINEST AND BEST
PICTURE FRAMES, CARD AND
CABINET FRAMES.
The fullest and handsomest assortment in the country
All the ROGERS GROUPS-soie Agency.
Paintings carefully cleaned and restored.
JAMES 8. EARLE 4 SONS,
No. SIC Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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nor RENT-HOUSES.


TloR RENT-DWELIING l2lS @ ST.; RENT
II sS6. Inquire 1t 026 Louisiana ave see2m
NOR RENT-HOUSE l2l4 18TH ST NV. IL
II rooms Nod. imp. Rent, 20 per month. A. T.
COJIWRE 425 y. Y. ave. seSiSts
NoR RENT-A FINE REsIDENCE WITH ALL
II modern improvements large yard. brick stable;
northwest part Of city: % . good tenant for $66
monthiy by the year. Inquire 1924 street or al
store 407 10th ST. NV. seS-6t:
T7oR RENT-COMPLETELYF FURNISHED NEW
II House IA rooms, fAcing circle northwest section;
300 per month, furniture Tor sale aud house for
rent Address J. A. n, Star ONCE. seS2ts
pAVIpe,oN 4 DAVIDSON. Al and d .ts NV,
6s,9 ath St E. 2-story 5room brick $l2 692 4th 81
ne. 2story 5room brick, Sl2 6ss, cor. Attn and e.
9NtOry 6r00m brick. so IS ots
TyOR PENTHOUSE 632 Al ST s W., ROOMS.
t barn. Apply r. J. KEPPLER 6l9 4la st. s W
Rent SO. seS-2ts
T51OR RENT-SEMINARY BUILDING, 1901 3Ofh
T st. n. W., 3S rooms; SO per month. good chance
for q party wishing 10 rent rooms single suite
THOS E wAGGAMAN, 011 F St NV. sS,St
TNOR RENT-92O B ST. s.w., A HANDSOME
r three-sfory bay-windOw Brick House: nine rooms
gas bath closets and all conveniences Apply to Nrs
VIM a. RICH, III Market Space. seS-Gt
Tz1OR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE, TEN ROOMS
IL st NV: possession 18th september; responsible
parties only need apply; rent, x55, in advance and
board for the owner. Address OWNER. star office IL
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

LNoR SALE-ROW OF SIX 2lSToRy SRoOM
- bricks, In good location: rent for s-h p.r month
$500 improved and unimproyed property IN nj
parts OF the cty Farms In u. G, Maryland and Viz
gin.a Money 10 loan on good reA estate security
pANlpSoN &DANlliSoNco cor AZ and u sis n ". SO
kToR sALE-IHoSE HANDSOME THREE
n story and cellar Brick Dwefucx comn,,tsd IN
natural wood finish ON the southwest corner 81 sth
which are just being completed will he ready hy s.ss
tener 10Th. and are offered nj q bargain and on
long Time IL Il WARNER
seo-s. ole ct ne.
E>OR SALE-NEW DWELLINGS AND CHOICE
II Building Sites In the northwestern section
WM. p. YOUNG
seSlW 1903 no.
L>oR sALE-A NEW THREEsToRy Ann
II basement Brick Dwelling on New York ave- mem
10th 81 WIN y. YOUNG.
seSot 1908 st nv
ENoR SALOON MONTHLY PAYMENrs-AN
eleven-room Brick: all modern Improvements;
south mont; northwest: price, 500. nIFTY a
Dl Err Real Estate Insurance. Loans. 18th aud n
SITS nv seS,.,t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

rTNHE YATToN HOUSE, ROUND HILL. LOU
n, ao ,S county, Va CONTINUES open during sepie
week OF autumn In the country House close 10 sisr
uon snd situation attractive for sportsmen. Rafes
low. Aooress !No. =. GIBSON. Prop. ses-<t'
HO FOR THE coUNTRY-&S FOR 81 SEPT
IA Od and Nov. are the finest Of ell the year with
nS We are ss,onisans every one by our low rAss
winter climate. he dne<t I'm the world for lung and
nervous troubles Pleasure and health seekers, Don't
iaii 70 eend or cur circular explaining greal re-
ducnon OF rates and he~ much now Rivinc for
Va 70 30 Including nee rides free baths IN our so0
pure spriiW water. De. al Remember thai tho,nzrb
we are among the mountains. the autumn air Il sod
ana oemy Wanhtnktonians are referred % the Hon
d. Z LANrence md win. now here.
Il A sHATTUcK. Il n
Proprietor Of the Resi- curV
seS-1W Bloomsbury Pa
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NE. and SW. PRIMO.
23S&240 2dst. n. e. Or $35
6l5 4i2 81. s.w., 6r........25
2O9 l3ia st. s.w.. 7r...-2O
81 Myrtle, mi, Tr-..l5.2O
80 Myrtle mi. 1r....l5.2e
IS Myrtle st. n. f., CRIB
81 10th 81. ne. 6r..lS
lilo Park Place, 6r-l2.2S
OFFICES.
1 Per Month.
i61S F ST.. Room l...S3o.OO
9th& Pa.a. ,Room15.. 22.5U
llOl9 + ST., Room 2...-l2.50
portion of property on my
Office for bulietia. issued on
THOS 4 wA(A;ANA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

Al the labor parade in Chicago yesterday, the
genuine workingmen Of that city struck blow
at the communistic humbug which ought to
cripple its power. They refused TO carry the
red flag or any other flag, but the national
ensign I'm the procession, and at their eonven-
ton In the grove in the afternoon they adopted
resolution to tile effect that all social wrongs
can be remedled in this country through the
ballot: that violence Is unnecessary and un-
patriotic, and that rs men who had fought to
secure the perpetuity of the Union, they hac
no sympathy with schemes to destroy its ins.i-
buttons. This talk has the right ring to IL, and
SHOWS the difference between legitimate work
ingmen and a gang of lazy frauds, who usurp
the name, live by notOriety, and, so far as they
can, bring the labor cause into discredit by
linking 1t with sedition, murder and blasphemy.
The similar parade In New York city yester-
oay brought out the same antagonism. The
procession was orderly and clean though ag-
gressive In its notices. Everywhere, however,
the sufhciency OF law was recognized. But the
baser elements, shut out from the procession,
were busy with incendiary circulars along the
sidewalks. such lawless advice this was
scattered broadcast, "Cas: all parades and hum
bug to- the winds. Save your pennies to buy
firearms To protect you and yours Organize
and fOrtify yourselves" etc. Against such
wicked advice the patriotism of the true
laboring classes must be the chief defence of
society.
The President and cabinet find much to en-
gage their thoughts on returning to their desks,
and il is not likely that they will devote their
main efforts to satisfying the ever-crowding
claims of office-seekers. Congress meets in less
than three months, and much must be done
In the meantime in the way of deciding on
important lines of policy. The members of the
cabinet must each write a report outlining his
administrative views, which must be able to
bear critical and not altogether friendly inspec-
tion. And, above all, the President must pre-
pare message of exceptional importance,
touching, as il will, on matters on which fierce
differences exist even in his own party Evil
IDENTIFY the administration has something to do
beside deciding between rival candidates for
fat offices and consulates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

"ANTED-To RENT-HOUsE or NINE OR
wv more rooms convenient TO roilroed and near
sly; nxs oF mere acres OF ground. Room a. Fedora
"ANTED-A SIX or eEVEN-ROON HOUSE,
I ~ Bs yard g ground. In Georyetown, NJ
road. state sermA AddreS Il Sssr ofiScs. .e6-6ts
WANTED-61ALL BRICK HOUSE, SIX 10
~ oHns r9oms With modern improvements, be
49, 1tn ZIG 1ctn ana and streets NV: price
nos g oxcSeo xSoO0 address HOUSE" Lock Box
Va ksOg w eAta'o8sOn, ~. G. 0AS-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08

The Evening star has n regular, permanent
Bonn nde daily circulation mere than treble
that Of any other daily paper published In
Washington. and eqnal that Of all the
ether daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-08
FOR RENT-STORES.

LNOR RENT-PART OF FINE, LARGE STORE
IL on st.: also walnut book case desks and fire
proof safe for sale. Inquire W. H. PORTER 933
st. NV oe5,3t
E>OR RENT-GROCERY STORE, GOOD WILL
and Fixtures. including Dwelling corner New
Jersey ave. and n ST. nv $40 per month F. n.
SMITH q SON. 1922 st. au27-2w
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EOR RENT

Eoh HE "a NJ,
l342 VITA. MI f.. 13n $500
1921 q st. IN. f., 1lr--lO0
IT'S n st., mi, lSr-:..1OO
1887 Corc'n, mi. l., lotto
1919 Corc'n, (. Tor .....--1S
9O1 21st St, mi, l0r......6O
SCI 18th st., m. L, Sr......4O
STORES.
NV. Per month.
6o9 La. ave, 4r..........$l00
627 La. ave. 5r............1OOI
The above Is only q small
books. For full list call at
the LIST and 18th seSt
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SHE'D
Carroll Hall and 6 rs. $50
6O3 Ii 81. NV. 10 r......45
501 18th St, s r......4O
10 18th ST. NV. fiat. 40
l q NV, store d Sr...sO
123 e St Sc. Sr. IS
pa I'd st. NV. 12r....:S5
943 \ NV, store Il u r-3O
159 18th ST. Sc, i r.....2O
GIL sth st. NV, Or-...2o
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOU

= y ~ NAAhL IVA LoOS
Tor SALE-A GOOD HEAVY GROCERY
wagon Can be seen ut cor 10Th and SITS NV.
WILLIAM CARLEI'S. seS3ts
EOR sALEnGRAND SQUARE PIANO, MADE
rosewood case tn good order. price, 500 cash l. r
bo hNEh, ~" sth ST. NV. se.1w*
INOR SAi.E-SoME PRINTING MATERIAL JOB
II and body type. Address A. b. c., Star Office
se7-2ts
NOR sALE-HoUsEHOLD FURNITJRF OF A
y private family; good as new. Call at 223 East
Capitol ST. se.-2s
IToR sALE-HORSE BUGGY AND HARNESS
II very cheap Horse Is dark bay sound and gent e:
buggy and harness have been used but two months
May be seen at Chambers Livery Stable. I225 ST
nv sa--lts
NOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED, SEVERAL CAR
II goes of oak wood. which will deliver part
of the city for 81 per cord Pine 81 % Anthracite
and biGminous coal cheap any house in the city
Telephone connection. Tli0S. w. RILEY, foot of
1lth, 18th and q SITS sw. se.-B;s
LNOR SALE-A BIG SACRIFfCE-AN EXOFFI-
II ciai leaving the city offers magnificent toned
nearly ne" Steinway square Piano. only $500
cash. Including elegant embroidered cloth Cover
and stool: cost $3.50 Can be seen at The PIANO tx
CHANGE, 422 9th st. SEQ
Il ATGREAT BARGAINS
Several Upright and square Pianos,
Nearly new, at greatly reduced prices, easy pay
$40 Per Month.
The fIANO EXCHANGE,
.seo 422 9Th street
FoE SALE-Two sILvER-PLATED SHOW
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4 941 Pa. av., store $3.50
1880 10th q. W., ID r....1OO
1017 & 1919 10th NV. 100
1915 Pa. av. IL r..-...S3.33
100 L st. NV. IL r......15
1867 p st. NV, 10 r......1J
lO11 18th st. NV. IL r..65
14lS n It. NV, l2r......65
Mount Pleasant, 5 r......G5
20 18th 81. u.w.. fiaf 80
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Il FINE KNABE UPRIGHT PIANO. ALSO TWO
square pianoa No. 423 18th St q. W. Private
entrance. se3 I'm
The St. Johns herald., 1885-06-11
RAILROAD NEWS.

Messrs. Wilson and Hamilton, eastern railroad men, who propose to build our branch railroad, arriv- ed in Prescott last evening. In coming from the Atlantic X Pacific to Prescott, they were driven over the proposed route of the road and on arrival here expressed them selves we'll pleased with what they had seen. They say they are pre- pared to commence work at once on the road if they find the other representations, which have been made to them, as fully verified as has been what they have already seen. A dispatch was also received from Mir. Bullock last night saying that he is also prepared to build the road.-Prescott Journal.