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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-03-16
TO LET.

HOUSE on King Street, possession
Ill given April 1st, 1885. For terms
apply to JOHN F. COLBURN.
969 1w
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THE RxDEDIcArIoN OF ST.. DoMINIcs
CHURcH.-Last evening members Of st. Dom
inics parish held q meeting at st. Dominic q
convent 10 perfect arrangements for handling
the large crowd expected at the rededication
next Sunday. Rev. Father Donnelly presided,
and appointed committees and sub-committees
Tor the different aisles. The church will be
opened at 9:4O O'Clock. A vote OF thanks was
rendered Father Donnelly by those present for
the conscientious and efficient manner In
which he expended the funds for the recon-
struction Of the church.
EXCURSION RATES TO COXS STATTON.-The
passenger department Of the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad announces that round trip ex.
TO Coxs station on Pope's creek line, at the low
rate Of 81 from Washington. Tickets sold on
Saturday will be good TO return until Monday
inclusive.
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'''-'o~'' YouNe's, 400 7th street.
Remember: The Old Lady in Window.
Headquarters for Ladies' shoes.
Morocco Button Shoes, worked holes, at CSC
Glove Kid Shoes, "nne fittins," at sI.23.
Fine Shoes in kid and morocco at $1.47.
Fine Pebble Shoes, Common Sense at 81. "a
"The Princess" operartoe Shoe, b, {, b. i
widths, ut $1.9S.
Fine Hand-welt KID Shoes at $247.
French Kid Shoes from s2.es ND.
Old Ladies' Glove KID Shoes, Laced, Bnttoned
Also, o large assortment Of Slippers, Opera
toes, Common Sense, Beaded and Oxford.ties
Rubbers in seventeen different STYLES at the
lowest prices. STRAsBURGER,
No. 200 9TH st.. four doors aboveI.
Our 81. 90 Ladies'.
Dongola. Daisy Kid, Pebble and Curaso Kid
Button are the prettiest ever offered at
Sole agent for $3.50 Electric Shoes; SOC. Eieo.
trio SOles.
Fall Opening To-MOrr0w.
Novelties in Art Embroideries.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, agt.,
1 712 7th street NV.
Hand sewea calf boots $3.50, in five widths,
at Young's, 400 7th street. See The Old Lady
in Window.
Rudden's, e32 eth St. NV. Rudden's Furni.
ture and Carpet 1nstalment House.
Summer Complaint cured and immedi-
ately relieved by Dufy's Pure Malt WhIskey,
Recommended by leading physicians. Sold by
druggists and grocers.
Agency Of the
Cooperative Hat Co., No. / South Norwalk.
Conn, Francs, cor. 9TH and d, the only strictly
One Price Hat and Gents furnishing store in
the city.
Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use Of DR.: David kennedy's Favorite Remedy
H. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis
tunes. go
All Are Invited
Mrs. MAX wnr1, ast,
712 7th street NV.
A Special Bargain.
24O pairs Of Gents Fine Lace Shoes, Scotch
edge ut s1'o3; sold elsewhere for g.
2 No. 9O6 eth ST., four doors above
Extraordinary Bargains
in ladies' fine shoes for this week, ut j. Brooks,
SO2 9TH street.
Ladies' Fine Pebble only $500, worth 81. 90.
Ladies' Fine Kid, only $500, worth SD. 90.
Ladies' Fine Kid. Cousins, only s2.75. worth
$3.50. 293O,2
Our 81 hand sewed CATERS for gents and
ladies' are equal to 80 custom made shoes.
YOUNG's. 4O2 9TH street,
Sole agent for $3.50 electric shoes.
Fall Opening TO.MOrrOw.
Grand display of fine goods.
Mrs. MAX WEYL agt,
712 7th street NV
The Cheapest Place
In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware is at the
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market
Space. 22-tu, th, sim
Remember
That our Misses Spring Heel Shoes, Kid and
Mn hnv oil u bod l,,ff
holes. H. STgASBURGER
2 No. COG 7th ST., -four doors above /.
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EDUCATIONAL
@ GEORGETOWN UNIvERsITY:

r,l Rev JAMES A DooNxN. 4 J. prs.,den, Of the
,n Hon WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON. L. D.. Ccbief
and admins,S court OF Clalms Lecturer on statutory
sd nSa WSI Uni; IN MSSkfS Il = gass,s.
mon law PIsst,p District Columbia. Lecturer on CON-
pj MARTlN NORRIS L. D., Lscsnres Equity
and Practice and the Law Of Partnership
fs S Sd%i IL &. Lecturer on the Law OF
JoskfH j. DARLINGTON s;i' Esq, Lecsarer % Inc
LAW or Personal Property. CONTRACTS and Negotiable
join W. soss n g. Lecturer on Common Law
acace and the Law Of Torts, and Judge Of the Moot
E Esy S ~ ~ EoX.sJ Proitsso. Of Latin.
Ia xdot court Dean OF the
rsAMCEL NJ YEATMAN, ksQ-. Secretary and
introductory Lecture by Hon. William n Merrick
ana announcements for the ensuing term At the Law
nesiay. October 9Th. at $50 pm All interesied are
most cordially invited to attend.
9 to 5p m, daily. for Information enrolment etc
oSned a n sq sq De
Anghm, or on application to the undersigned,
q NJ. YEATMAN.
se2l-Sw Secretary.
COLLIERE SCHOOL FOR BOYS UNDER FOUR
1885: closes june isss EnsiisS. French and
Collier A. NJ Juniors; under Mrs Oolliere Four
Study Hours daily from $50 to $50 pm. sel.lm
T1NHE MEISTERSCHAFT sYsTEM-A WON.
i derfnlly simple and pr acticai meihod ensbiine
any one TO learn to speak auenty correctly SPAN
ish Italian, French and German Pupils learn speak
from the very FIRST lesson in long and connected SEN
fences. Entire mastery Of every day and business
conversations guaranteed In q short time Day and
Evening Private Lessons. and In Glasses for ladies
and Gentlemen or Children. General Afternoon and
Evening Glasses in the French Language Tuesdays
Thursdays and saturdays at 3:s0 and 4::sO and al
$50 and .::S0 O'Clock Opening, Oct. LIST Terms
moderate. Address 1888 1 st. NV. LUCIEN F. q
SOI.LIERE AM. native OF Paris France. Other
Methods Taught. se2-lm
MASTERY OF FRENCH PRONUNCIATTON--
AVA Prof. Lucien f. C. Collieres Special course Imta-
French and specially of the accent fully demon
strated. French pronunciation, properly taught, Is
simple matter. correct accent and fluent pronuncia
ton guarantee i'm shorc space of time enabling
diate tangible results instruction, under any
teacher, by any one of the popular converse
honal methods. Day and Evening Private Lessons,
and In Glasses for ladies and gentlemen Children
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS. at $3.50 and 4:3O
and al $50 and 1:sO O'Clock. Opening OCTOBER I'D
Terms moderate. Also Special course Of Verbs
regular and irregular, all practically reduced
CULLIERE- A M, native of Paris. France. se2-lm
Mrs. V. Il MULLAN's ART SCHOOL, Ola +
NJ street N. W.. will reopen on MONDAY, 0ctO-
Der 9th. se26-eo3ts
THAELOTTE HALL SCHOOL, [sITE COOL OR
County, Md. Thorough Classical, Mathematical Sci
entitic and English Courses. Terms very moderate.
send for Catalogue. w. T. BRISCOE, Sec. Board Of
trustees. au4-eo2m
7 E.SCHEEI.. ORG, MIST. TEACHER OF PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular attention be-
Performers Or Teachers Terms easy. 134 18TH ST. n
W.
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\ TELEGRAM WHICH Is SUPPOSED TO HAVE LED
AIOUNG NAN TO SHOOT HIMSELF
A well dressed young man applied at George
Weber's restaurant, 243 New Jersey avenue
yesterday afternoon for q room. After treating
two men to drinks, taking q bath and getting
shaved he went TO the room assigned him.
About four O'Clock he was found lying on the
noor Of his room with two pistol wounds In his
forehead. The pistol he had used In his effort
20 destroy himself was under the bed where he
had thrown It. He was still sensible, and stated
In reply to questions that his name was r. #
Marsh, and that he lived at Wilson's station,
Mo, with his brother John. He declined to saw
what led him to shoot himself. Among his pa
pers were found a telegram dated at Milton, Pa.
connection with his attempted suicide This
read: II am sorry TO say Carrie Is not at home"
It was signed by ID. W. A Belford. Marsh was
taken to Providence hospital. The physicians
think he will recover. Marsh, IL Is said came
here last Saturday, and has since then been
drinking heavily. He had in his pocket q ticket
70 Wflliamsport. Pa, which he purchased Sat
urday, and II is supposed he was on his way
there.
To BE TRIED IN ANNE ARUNDEL Comfy
MD.-Wiiliam English, the alleged horse thief
was arrested by the authorities OF Shrewsbury
Pa, on description furnished by Detective
Cox, of this city. English, il Is alleged went TO
Fairfax Courthouse, Va, where he stole horse
belonging To Benjamin +. Johnson and started
toward BaItimore stopplng al Iaurel wbara ba
sold the horse TO Mr.. Vim. Milstead for S35.
Going further on English visited Anne Arundel
county, Md, where, IL Is charged, he stole %
horse and vehicle from James Smith, and
drove to shrewsbury, where he seemed anxious
10 sell IL. When arrested he gave his name as
Hannibal g. Phelps English was arraigned
before Justice Cashmyer at the central police
station, in Baltimore, yesterday, and was turned
over To the Anne Arundel authorities,
FINED S255 FOR LONG CENT PER CENT
BCsINEss.-The case OF Addison Day, the col
ored saloon keeper and undertaken, charged
with being an unlicensed pawnbroker, was
called for trial in the Police Court to-day.
loaned him 81 on his coat in May last and
when he went after IL last week Day wanted
Drew, colored testified that he went after his
brothsr's coat, and Day wanted $3.50 for IT,
witness brother, he said, stated that he got SD
cents on II. Other witnesses gave similar testi-
mony. The defendant denied the charges and de-
bounced the witnesses a set OF black m alters
1ne SQUIRT imposed fine OF $685.. An appeal
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps win be lighted at 600 pm. and
extinguished at 1O:45 pm.
At g meeting of the Graceland Cemetery as
ISOLATION yesterday the following officers were
secretary; s. W. Pollock and j. NJ. Tyndail,
directors
city, delivered a lecture last night at St. Johns
African Nj. E. church, Baltimore, ON 1.-THE status
of the negro in America"
j. Shillington sends st. Nicholas for October.
William p. Norris, a grocery and liquor
dealer, of 1928 II street, has assigned his
stock to Owen J; Murry. The preferred cred
ttors are Mary j. hurry, $500, and Cropleys
Sons, $273.32
The Grand Lodge Of Good Templars, at a
expressing confidence in the G. w G. r, Mi Mr..
Caldwell, against whom charges were preferred
by members of S star OF Hope lodge.
handling an air gun at Guethler's park last
night, Pfeiffer was accidentally shot In the side
by Donnelly and seriously injured. Pfeiffer,
who is an employe at the park, was taken to
his home, corner Of North Capitol and II streets
Mr.. Robert N. Barr, Of the health Office, and
club, and Miss Fannie Queen Davis were mar
lied last evening at the residence Of REV. w. II.
Black, In the presence OF q few friends.
Mr.. J. ]. Kane, who was run over by a beer
wagon on Saturday, is not dead, as was reported
but Is rapidly recovering from his injuries,
Complaints are now quite frequently made
by subscribers that THE STAR Is stolen from
their doors by little sneak thieves, who follow
effect LOW s''"
The houses 1241 to 1247 31st street north
west, are for rent at twenty-five dollars per
month. See adv't
Brentano Bros, send the London illustrated
papers of September 19.
The new National theateris rapidly approach
Ing completion, and it is probable il will be in
readiness for press inspection on Friday even
ing.
Adolphus Eckloh John n. Darne R. W. Wa
tiers and Walter Mckee were accepted to serve
on the petit jury of the Criminal Court to-day
Florence Jewell, colored, went to Martha
Wards house, while the latter was in Jail, and
stole her skirts. To-day in the Police Court
Judge Smell sentenced Florence to occupy Mar
tha apartment in Jail for one month.
In the Police Court this morning Samuel
Shedd, a bartender in Kramers saloon, on the
Badensburg road, was charged with embez-
ziing $40 from his employer. He pleaded guilty
and the case was sent to the grand Jury.
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You Wn1 Worr You,
YoU DO, DON'T your
WILL WHAT, DO WHAT
Why. Save Money By Buying your CLOTHING It
VICTOR 4. ADLER's
TEN PER Cent CLOTHING HOUSE

/
| FACTS ABOUT CLOTHING.
There Is cheap clothing that is cheap, and cheap
ciothing that isnt cheap. Garments that we'll
ana give good satisfaction buy provided
you can get them ut low prices This Is the sort OF
clo.mng sold ct VICTOR e. ADLER's TEN PER
GENT CLOTHING HOUSE We have low prices,
but no lowerade goods. In return ff your money we
give you SOLID, SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING, and
Is we ask but ten per above actual of
facture you can readily perceive that our profits are
very smAn.
PERFECT pockET-BooK PERsuADERs
Are our prices Perfect are our fits and styles Per
iectiy reliable goods Perfectly plain
that child can buy safely as the best Judge Of
Clothing.
HOW 10 SAVE MONEY.
Examine the prices ct VICTOR E. ABLE RS TEN
PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE before buying We
sell ut such small fraction above actual cost that
know that we cannot be undersold.
Man wants but little here below,
And he gets but little justice;
To Adler's for our clothing we'll go,
Because his prices won't bust us.
Bust" Is not very good English but Il is very ex
presdve. ADLERS goods and prices are his best ad-
vertisers. Come and see them
VICTOR E. ADLERS
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE
927 AND ses SEVENTH ST. NV,
Corner Massachusetts avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICK
81 Open evenings until Q: Saturdays until H.
se2S
Now READY:
THE HAZEN COURT-MARTIAL
The Responsibility for the Disaster to the LADY
FRANKLIN BAY POLAR EXPEDITlON y, definitely
established. with Proposed Reforms in the Law and
Practice of COurtsMartial.
By T. ]. MACKEY,
Counsel for Brigadier-General W. b. HAZEN Chief
signal Officer, U. s. a.
Octave. Cloth Extra, 364 pages. Price, 81 so.
n VAN NOsTRAND. Publisher.
% Murray and 20 Warren Streets, New York
Copies sent by mail on receipt of price. seoS-3.
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ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE.-Thouph still of
character that scarcely entities IL to a place
on the legitimate stage, "Peck's Bad Bow"
shows some improvement over last year IT
has been rewritten and freshened M and the
Bad Boy, well represented by John FWilliams
has some new tricks, which he plays on his pa
ana the groceryman, and which an indulgent
last night was top heavy.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE-Miss Ethel Thicker
aided by q moderately good company enter.
tained O large audience at this house last night
In Mr.. Tillotson's play Of 'Queena." The audience
gave frequent evidences of satisfaction with
both play and players. Leah" will replace
"Queena' Thursday evening.
DINE MUsEUN.-Miss Lottie Church. a prom.
1sing young actress, was well received at this
house last night in the sensational melodr rama
unknown" Miss Church wore some fine
dresses, and was fairly supported.
THEATER COMIQUE.-Alice Oates still YOUTH
fol and risky in manner, reappeared at the
ComiQue last night in the buriesQue of Robin
Hood" There was also the usual Olio
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WHAT OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF AND HOW
WE INTEND TO SELL 1T.
For the benefit Of those not thoroughly acquainted
with this branch Of business we have determined
to devote a few moments to converse with Them and
while we shall try to enumerate the general line of
prices. we beg to assure will be impossible
small space to give you idea of all the textures
visit to our mammoth establishment would be the
best means of enlightening yourself; cordially
ve You to investigate stock whether you desire
to purchase not
Our Nove.tX Dress g. DDS com,<se an excellent as:
many Of them in Robe Suits ranging In priee from
$40 to SAP Our stock + replete with All the latest
Knickerbocker snitings, Homespuns, aid many other
desirable 81 tex,uIss which we would be pleased to
We have special qualities in some of the above
Goods, but prefer YOU to see Them fine Goods can
ss,s appreciated when you see prices and Goods
the plain weayes we have Cashmeres in all colors
here sntnss to 2 e.
3Sc Fannels We sdvertsed-they are Gilbert's SO in
ali wool Flannels at Csc.
70 Be The iars.ss q displayed tits ctySthis IS
See our 81 all wool suitinss which we sell at Csc
See our "a TricOt we sell at 15c.
BLACK GOODS DEPT. ''''
SbSuWete5 at 4S0. worth 6OC.
Cashmeres ut SIC. worth 15c
All the fancy weaves In all wool and silk warp such
as I brap De Alma u,. Armures MeIrose.
r,,c hsnf,esas' r.,,. aindoo, Velours,
See s ssp sle .S S9.s. Good, Gut ETC.
See our 4se Plaid Flannels
See our 4Sc. Stripe Flannels.
OUR FLANNEL DEPT.
Stocked with the choicest brands In the best qualities
See Our zoe. Red Twill. See our 25c White Flannel
We call special attention to these qualities knowing
attention TO our handsome line Of Ballard Vale
FlaDnes In all the grades manufactured: this brand is
acknowledged by AL Dealers to be the best value I'm
fine Goods, and Is especially recommended for In
faults wear.
Our stock Of Embroidered Flannes Il also worthy of
your Inspection and to IL we cali your attention.
SILK DEPT.
Did you call and zee the 10 in. velvets we adyer-
ttsed ct &c. and the Satins &c. as well az the Bro
cade Velvets at $1.25? Nyou did not you should do
Blankets and Comforts. sheetinss and Musns. in
All the staple brands. At manufacturer cost.
In Linens and Housekeeping Goods we are Head
quarters. and visit to establishment will satisfy
any intending purchaser that claim Is nothing
more than our stock deserves
Call aud see our 40c German Table Linen
We extend to all an Invitation call assure you
OF inspection; In fact such visit will be considered
favor to feel assured OF ct portion of
your patronage when you wish to purchase.
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Art In THn HousrHorn.
DANIEL q. HATCH,
IMPORTERS AGENT,
40 9th street,
ID exhibiting most interesting collection Of
DOULTON ART POTTERY,
imported direct to which he invites an inspection
From the Public.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS,
ARTISTIC FURNITURE,
se2e-2w STAINED GLASS.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNALOFFIcER,
WASHINGTON d. C., Sept %, 1885, IL Am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
variable winds, except on the coast seneraay
easterly; stationary temperature.
For Washington to-day, fair weather; nearly
For "wednesday, occasional local showers and
nearly stationary temperature are indicated
for the middle Atlantic states.
OWING to increase of business since introduc-
ing the new instan tapeous process and reduc.
ton in the price OF Cabinet Photographs have
been unable 10 give proper attention to the
New Photo. Art Company, 9O5 Pennsylvania
avenue. near 9Th street have therefore, dis
connection with the same. am now prepared
20 give my personal supervision to ali sittings
sylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
NJ. p. RICE.
PANTS to order 80 and up. Eisemen, 7th 4 E.
toilet sets unique In shapes and entirely new
In decorations, which they are Offering ct ex-
ceedingiy low prices
SUITS to order s25 and up. Eiseman, It'll & E.
BRIGHTwooD PARK. Three races, Wednes-
day, September 3Oth, 2 pm.
ALL CLOTHING we sell Is manufactured at
our factory. Ii s. Howard ST., Baltimore, Md.
Eiseman Bros, cor 9TH and E streets.
FURNACES, LATRoBEs, RANGES repaired
promptly. Geo. E. Gartrell, S15 18th. Heat
Ing stoves and ranges; low prices.
SUITS to order s25 and up. Eiseman, 9TH & E.
BASE Capital park BALL.-Friday, Louis
Vile; Saturday, Athletic.
THE ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tall
ors Of Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor 7tn
and streets.
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av.
ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, II =. Howard. Baltic, Md. Else
man Bros, cor. 9TH and streets.
OYSTER DEpor.-If you want to eat good oys-
tiers, on the halfshell or by the plate, Golden's
is the place. 926 Louisiana avenue. Also, leave
shell will deliver to any part of the city tree of
charge. Telephone SAB
BOYS clothing of our own manufacture. Else
man Bros, cor. 9TH and f streets.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS, stick close to your
desks and 1t will save your bacon; but you can
Breitbarth's mammoth furniture establish
ment, Odd Fellows Hall, to make your pur-
chaseS.
THE ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tail
ors OF Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th
and Z streets
keeping outfits cab at Breitbarth Odd Fellows
Hall furniture store.
FALL OvKRCoATs of our own manufacture.
Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E streets.
FALL OvERCoATs of our own manufacture.
Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E streets.
THE RACE for Holtzman's medal will take
place tomorrow, Wednesday, September 3Oth,
at O'Clock, without fail. SmithsOn, Fischer
and Littrell will row sure, and probably Kear-
ney.
Boys CLOTHING of our own manufacture.
Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and streets.
PANTS to order So and up. Eiseman, 7th & E.
ARTIFICIAL EYES Hemplers, 453 Pa. ave.
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ROYAL SEneEs,
The New Style Fall Dress Goods in brown, blue
green, garnet and black, IL yards for 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 81 g. So So 81
$3.50 IS, SO, 81, SO, 80, SO.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
CRIB BLANKETS 81.
ROYAL SERGES. the New Style FAN Dress Goods
IL yards for 81.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, one yard and halt
wide. 37ac
BLACK SILKS. excellent quality. 75c
COLORED SILKS. excellent quality, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK vELyETs. very
cheap at $1.5O!
COLORED SILK vELvETS, 81
BLACK SILK vELVETS 81
BLACK SILKS worth 81. rs reduced to 81.
COLORED SILKS worth 81 rs reduced to 81.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIS sl5O.
ROYAL sERGES in all colors, new style, IL yards
for %.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE
SER Near It'll Street.
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We CAs AM We WIZ

IN FINE SHOES
See some Of our prices below:
Ladies' Pebble Goat Button, hand sevyed Ga60
:. STRAIGHT Goat Button hand sewed, a.
Fine french KID. hand turns. "a 81 "e1's,'00
Gents Hand Welt lnene better), "a
Hand 6ewed Fine Calf and Seamless Ak
Good school shoes for Children FOR N ~
Our famous ~ o0 sst shoes are Of the best quality
We make TO measure the following: Cent? Extra
Fine American Calf shoes, In any STYLE for oniy ~
comfort Thess prices are about 80 per centiess t6an
can % made eaeswnsss. . --s--
GEO W. RICH,
900 9TH q nv.
H0S'T fOHHHf THE NUMBER selO
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CITY ITEMS

Our $50 Kid and Goat Button
for ladies and misses. our 1.5O Glove Kid Con.
Inspection Of ladies.
YoUNo's, 402 eth street.
Ramemher. The Old LADY In Windov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29

TNIQUEAND MOST WONDERFUL BARGAINS
~ BOUCLE CLOTHS,
Ihe Latest Dress Goods Novelty. Double width Cash
mere, 25c "a Ladies' Cloth (all colors), 06c: ire
Gently $l ;25) Childrens extra-long ribbed alwool
Cotored Eose, 25c. Wamsutta Cotton, 9lsc Fruit Of
the Loom Cotton, 7tac Velveteen, 5Oc. LOnsdale
Cotton 1s4c 4-bntton Monogram Kids, 81. 25 Andres
cOggfn Cotton, &c. Thompsons Patent 6love-itting
COrsets, 95c Monarch Shirt csc; worth 81 25 Best
hpressmakers Black Cambria. &c. Hipgor Corsets lin
boxes. DC. Hercules Trimming Braids (al colorsl
Canton Flannel SC and up. SILK velve, 81 90 White
Red Blue, Black and Gray Wool Flannels Ladies'
and Gents flannel and Merino Underwear. Comforts
and Wool Blankets, j0bbers prices Good Prints SC:
90 yards for 45c) A complete stock Of New Fall
BRODHEAD & co.'s,
seZ63t 9O7 st. n W.
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LADIES' GOODS.

IA He saa. AAk AIR LADIES ,.,,o, -, /, ,,,
NAks.k. 30 9TH a. NV
wnlmaks Ladies Dresses, &c, during sepseuhsr
Iosh Costumes lAdie! oWh materials. Oh q: Cosaa
tiG Newmarkda el5; Bee rice. els: Riding Habits
&c. Sls And upwsrds Cloth Costumes, everything
urnshed, rom eco other yarn correspotrfin~lv
SpecaAl attention TO Wedding outfits In vbsch ~,
White has made o great success Cuttinr and ffttias
Patterns made 20 order. sc2e i've
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Fall Opening TO.MOrrOw.
Grand display of fine goods.
Mrs. MAX WEYL agt
712 7th street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29

Our S2.OO Ladies'
Dongola, Daisy Kid, Pebble and Curaso Kid
Button are the prettiest ever offered at
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29
PANTS to order So and up. Eisemen, 7th 4 E.

]. W. BoTELER & Son have opened q line Of
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In decorations, which they are offering at ex-
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