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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
REGISTRATION
VOTERS.

VHx REGISTRATION or y0TxRs
III Tor The enxuinx nzunicipai tiEectlnn
VA cansious fros. thEs dase % ma il
nin1inH 1uzT q ls11
fhs Enzzd az HaxszErxtinn b nuf ~.
thortDna 10 receisb applsretleEs fs1f resEss-
tG1lzeE NNze he sEDl5csnt can sArn
ez1ss fsr ~ hsfizg epRl,ed g he HeK.
fs<xnx. X q O6HUI<&E
- HsgisErnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
NJ. FINKELSTEIN.
THE TAILOR,

uAS JUST RECEIVED A NRW
D stock OF Domestic Goods for the
Fourth Of July. In great variety and Of
every ahade.
His aim In the future viii be. a. II has
In the past, 10 give his pitrons the best
Workmanship nrst.cl&ss goodA and q Per
feet 1T
His prices are made 10 suit the tines,
and In the quality o. work he cannot be
surpassed. aud seldom. u ever, equaled
He always has large stock on hand and
any one can take hia choice.
euita formerly so are now reduced 10
IS. Suits formerly 30 are now reduced
70 so Very nice business suitxl 12A
FantA imported goods formerly SIS are
now reduced 10 so The reason % o.
apcount Of duh timee.
street. Seattle.
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kIsCKrLANDous

N00RKS REMEDY CURES AND
4sa preyen's FoisoE Oak.
Cures Piles. Burns snd Caes
Removes sun Burn and Freckies. cold
m the head or lungs. Coup. etc.
An t1valaAh1e family saEva.
Sold By al eraxxisss-
- cents box. Try n aTg nm
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NE s.ssiss wsrs ii. c.lsrea.

0saz ns1, saly IA hssrrfbie inus.
e nd hozn tlzfninR cccufresl ycsfef-
- neaz tele lpiaee. The snly pnFlicsl.
~ epsAikaeAb are that eh<nk 3 D. q. q
$3.50 sEnnks vas seen frnm che aissss-
~ e I. d MAslAsuss sssslisnsk a
zfI ~ oiliB,ns seat eus assd hsuna
- ~ hoast wss hearty hasned acxis.
eFee eed,zA wezs sseal b TIE Gzm,as.
- eaiaseA ziri In years eli uas N.
- ee8k vita her nknn armsAed, hiIs
- = spsak iittis. Ehs save tliaf 1
<s{ eeEns 10 he hn4as AID 5aIIsxl
sEskk Lsw'R. Gsacie Knxfs evil IN
nd tfiisd 10 IN hek. saa shsn ~
- 1naN ~ trA Inc rmxsss uf ~
10y 50 ellhhssd anklI lAtss. - skify
- ~ anzleE arxes1. 1kss MaslAsssu
4as1A q feu days assa isssxinR e3l
y sesxRs Il fht Lewis family
!; - ae1gtzniez 4 greatly sxelsissS u eTes
99Rzshae crimss Ike vsseinn ueeu
>uA tna usss hosset. rslla1e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

uxxufxx. W., Jaly si--ihis sftsf
Ne1 lIeasniek iItxuck powder maita
14e uhils aoFtA Of the city cansitiG Q
f1z1tfai explosion ef thrse tons 81 ~
- pesasf. A hoana IN sk,e viclntty
- tluyn ~ piiiaes and lee sccapisrIte.
- &e1lsE and IN infant Rsse sers0uniy
HI9r4d ka<kx WERE blown In eNtry
&Ils<llaR Tor half q uaiis' The plata
- q ssssfal I,lorea va2 bss,ken. Tue
se:k q tAa ehoek sera lstt all evel
20 ezfy. Telegraph ps,ies wssfa dsnsct
-, feaezs terra dsyfn ard The adSa.
@n5 drisinz psrk WIS sefisYnsiy dam
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03
For Sale.

In HAVE SIX LOTS. 6exlm saef each
- garden sozi which en- b. had fsr &IaE
each half e41h. h1lzncs % time.
ms n lie heEs bargain n tie city -
aAy. IngalEs for n. DAVIDSON, Wh.
sunals Hpsal- nIs
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4 NEAT Y0UxG GiRl. TWELVE
n o. nffeen Fenrs Cd. - tkke czr1 -
ehiidren ans mha&e hsR114 EcnerAkiF use-
~ q s1sz fzzzly. Af1rssz Y. o 1ex
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

Crxsx1lzp, Jaly 2.-Ths men ssaI
yloysd Ia she wire departlnens Of thu
1alinz nfiiia joined the otiisr strlkenI
Isamornine and thsrs are noe lS0o idlil
~ d Nsebargh. Fee offiosfs Of tha'
nils have tsispkeaed TOT police S,retee-
IN. has no violeuos Il feared.
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nvnAsao. n. NJ, Saly a.--AdlasAas
>1aeerai Tsyles IN an intsrvisv said thai
- eemmsndszls 81 Fart L@sfis had D.
fzaapee - ssaG Out one o. sue TROOPS
9 &xalfy sitk ten dAys' rakinEzs q
Aesf ne meaatAlns beiNeelfshs Maecs
80 oesutzdo rivers n intersept ans
sez,ae hapds 81 Indians and proteut III
EelemeaaA Tayinr had al intets'ies
s,eaecs with Aeltafant Hiollsaetiner
s1aM he represents 80 HaysEg thar ~
.zai12 pAtsfA inelndina lsyaauia. IN d
ss..cal tedsIys pledged hiEa that ahe.I
Ssei1 nae utalesi he se4ttsrs fefshes
~ Y tasy hAA further tsunhls 'Eisi
- e1sbeys ssald srsk fsssnzs 81
HfW &aI not III the <ettia1ss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

wasnrxurox, July I. -eosza weeks aga
he Postmaster General issasd 40 efdsr
mQnirina pqstmapsers whote b'snds were
fxsczssd ave % shore yeasti ago 70 renew
kAsm, and today $50 hlaak forms Of
ksnds ware sent out b. the bond divisiun
III snsUnr 70 requests Of pclsnnAslers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-03

4nzxN9RfEksD, 8as1-, July z.-lAssk
niehf prize hxhf took place nssr wess.
ia. The mcEt noted meEl 10 Boston
wsstin9 circles wsre pFssslt Joan i
Sullivan Was referee, and the chief
taekafs we're Patsy Sheppard ind Ssna
Keenan,. The eonibatApts tsesB Negro
naGze& Kelly and whits MAE named
X1sphy. Tie bruiesrs had sheir fingers
elosed DO start tElth, bas after Q fa'E
kioea their knacilles wers bared. and
b ibis condition 81 brutal rcunds wefe
}pueht, each man trying 20 knock 0sit
~ opponens With . decisive blow. 40
M the negro knocked bis white OF
oonent une0nacioua and Won the $500
Ilahss and shout tl60o for his baakihi.
&Ie11zfd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Lord Randolph Churchill's EptErams.
Howard Paul In the Philadelphia News
OF course his connection with an historic
family secured him easy attention, but this
eminent advantage did not count for SO much
as his comprehensive independence of mind,
hts faculty tor striking out new routes through
1 b n nazes of politics, his indomitable courage
anu certain aggressive bulldogging courage of
opinion which most Englishmen admire, es-
pecially in lord, the popular belief being thaA
prone to traverse safe and beaten paths and
shrink from any new or unique phase of politi-
cal opinion. Lord Randolph has q certain
weak points of an adversary and has q gay
faculty of caricature and extravaganza in Illus
tration which frequently moves the masses to
mirth.
that he caught this latter faculty from his
American wife, who is as clever and caustic as
she is we'll looking. Lord Randolph Is too sym.
pathetic not to have absorbed this characteris-
and striking effect. Many of his mots 90 the
rounds of the clubs and he has Disraeli's faculty
of impaling an opponent on the point OF q smart
epigram, which raises the hilarity of those who
hear it. He correctly estimates the value of q
laugh directed against foe.
recently had the pleasure of meeting Lord
Randolph at the Orleans club at Brighton and
1 was agreeably struck with the freedom with
which he entered into a talk on political sub
tects. He puts on mo side" Ito use an English
lOcution) is quite accessible and rolled off his
remarks with the greatest ease, as though he
had done all of his thinking beforehand. When
told was an American he was all the more
gracious, and remarked that the Americans
were a live. bold people, who spoke out, did not
mince matters, and invariably came to the
point They turn subject up on edge and
walk right around tt-and that's what like
and they are always ready to argue too which
Is q great merit in my mind.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

MRS. FREr's FUNERAL.-The funeral of Mrs.
Emma L Frey took place this afternoon from
her late residence, No. 1850 3oth street The
pail bearers were Messrs. C. 8. Ramsbnrv w
Laird, jr., 8. Thomas Brown, Robert r. TeSn,newv
Russell Taylor. B. F; Cressen, J: s Winship and
Eerdinand King. Rev; DR.. Fullerton, Of the
The remains were followed to Oak HiTi GENE.
A NECK-TIE PARTY.-The neck.tie S.-tx.
given at the DunbartOn Street NJ. IL church 10 =
night for the benefit Of that church WINS 40.
cided success in every way and rejects credit
upon the ladies in charge. ~,SNA'
GRAIN RECEIPTS-Canal boat London or.
rived yesterday with 1000 bushels of wheat
and ~ tons Of baled hay for Hartley Bros, and
canal boat NJ. c. w. Boyer arrived today WITH ~
800 bushels Of wheat for ]. g. and ]. M.
Waters Wheat sold On change yesterday at
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A. M.-Great Falls, Temperature. AZ. con-.
dition, %. Receiving reservoir, temperstmre
40; condition at north connection, 81; south
connection, 8. Distributing reservoir. tenn.
persture, Al; condition at inluent gatehonse
SO: condition at effluent gatehouse, Sc. HiSh
tides in the river to-day at CAT a m. and
500 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
THE RENEWED FRoLIc.-The old ryn,tad
States steamer Frolic, which was, for manv
years, mot red at the navy yard, left the shin
yard here this morning q new vessel, Her iron
hull alone remains. All else has been rehniit
and is rechristened 1.-THE Maude Mclean " Sh1,
has two mastS for sails and two high stand rdS
for lifting purposes. She is destined for nSe nc
Q coal barge, and to run to Galveston and New
Orleans.
POLICE REPoRT.-In the station house tb,s
morning was James Cooper, arrested by Officer
BOntz, charged with stealing china from 4 T
johnson. The mayor has fined John Simms
Harriet Luckett and Hugh Smith each SS for,
disOrderly conduct and has sent Parry Neison
TO the chain gang for stealing a coat from j. K.
Brooks. ~
NoTEs.-Col. Samuel r. johnson. of this c,tv
late OF the B. & o. road, has been appointed IL
an 49, 900 place on the Erie railroad TIE
new planning mill Of Mr.. J. H. smoot, on Lee
street, has been rooted in. II is a large frame
edifice and 10 days ago its site was q vacant
lot--The Columbia Fire company at it's last
meeting elected one new member. Applica.
tiOns from two others were received-The re-
vtval at Trinity church continues.-The public
school teachers institute will take place to-
morrow morning after the teachers have re-
cetved their pay.-The city council will hold a
meeting next Tuesday night.-The Mansion
house has bought out and taken charge of the
bar room In that house which III. b. Bell lately
conducted.
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Read the Following Reductions,

DIR. LIE Clafrs 15c. CorSets. reduced 10 43c:
all our Soc. and Goo. Corsets TO soc: gent
kid and doeskin Gloves, from 81 to Csc: ladies'
aud gents fur-lined patent clasp kid Gloves
from 81 so to 75c.: children merino Vests and
Pants, from nine cents up; ladies' and gents
Underwear, from Doc. up; great assortment in
HaHderchiefs in plain white, fancy border and
mourhing, reduced from 23c. to 12i2c.; ALI
linen hemstitched initial Handkerchiefs, re-
duced from soc. TO &c., table linen, Doc: tow
els and Napkins Sc; Blankets and Comforts,
soc up; Newmarkets and Circulars, $3.50 up:
Jerseys,75c.up; heavy yard wide Cotton, sc. fine
assortment Of sc. Dress Goods; Sc. Calicos; sc.
Buttons; great bargains in Fianneis, Cashmeres,
Silks, Shawis Skirts, Gossamers, Pocketbooks,
Satchels, Gloves, Mitts, Hoods, Leggins.
Hosiery, etc, etc, at A. Stern's, 9O4 eth St, for
tomorrow and all next week.
Fresh Alderuey putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in l. Id. Ward" prints, 45c.
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk Sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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Deeds in lee have been recorded as follows:
]. c. Heald to r. IL. G. Bouts, pit. 2. So 81 g.;
$4,000. w. O'Brien 20 w. Waring, sub lots 40
and ~ so. $50, $4,000. ]. S. Swormstedt to
Locker to Caroline Gross, pit. 4, So. 1913; 5000.
=. y. Loomis to Lavinia Garter, lot 165. So. f;
$50. jill. Mari ct. al, trustees, to AS. Griggs,
sub lot 90, So. 239: S. w. +. Geyer to Elnira
E. Davidson, sub. 10: Go, So. 1873; $4,000. Eli
zabeth Barrett TO I. w. Fowler, SO. n. of 5O7;
5000. I. W. Fowler to J. :. Swormsted. same
property. $. j. ". Hoggs to Anna c. Miner,
pit. :, 81. sos: $500. etc. 7. +. Hurdle TO D. T.
johnson, lots oS6 and 9S7, Anacostia; $500.
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CITY ITEMS.

Necessities for Cold weather.
indicated Red Flannel Upderwear,1 u to d. so,
White and Colored Merino Shirts and Drawers,
soc. TO 81;
Merino, shaker and Lambs Wool Socks, IS to
Soc;
Cloth. Kid, Buck, Dog Skin and Fur-top Gloves;
Wool Jackets, Gray and Blue Wool shirts:
Best quality Boys Seal Skin Caps. 81, $1.25;
Mems and Boys Heavy Cloth Caps, 2Sc. TO u;
Neckweaf, Suspenders, Muffiers, Silk H'dk's;
K c. Lewis, "Hatter and Gents Outntter,"
800 9TH st.. between and X northwest
N. Bone lowest price to all" 2
Hahn's Famous Servieeab!e speefalties
for ssYOumg America
Csc Infants soft sole and Dolls Shoes.
35c. Infants Kid and Goat Button.
SOC. Infants worked hole Tassel Button.
SOC. Infants Straight Goat Tip Button.
Csc Child's heeled or springfield Button.
75c Child's Solar Tip Goat Button.
75c. Boys, Misses and ChildS embroidered
slippers.
Csc. sizes IL to 2, heel or spring heel Button
S1.OO Boys and Yonths' solid Button and
Laced.
S1.OO red top "Little Shaver" Boots.
$1.25 Misses fine Goat and Kid, heel or
spring.
81 IS Boys and Youths full stock Kip Boots.
S1.5O Youths fine Calf Boots
$1.75 Misses hand-welted fine Button.
$500 Boys Calf and French Kip Boots.
$500 Boys and Youths genuine Calf Button.
$3.50 Boys fine Shoes Jour own makel
$3.50 Boys fine Calf sewed Boats.
S16 18th st. and 1922 Pa. ave,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.



FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-Myra Goodwin in
aSis."
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE.-Barlow, Wilson
4 Rankin's Ministries.
NATIONAL THEATER-Minnie Madden in
ain Spite of ALL.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH. - Bischof con-
cert.
The Observation-Disclosures in the star
lecture course.
DIME MUsEUM.-Iouise Arnot and variety.
HERzoG's OPERA HOUsE.-"The Mikado."
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Variety.
THE WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street ana
Rhode Island avenue.
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RED T1ckEr Day.
RRBfh "A 2 2 MN q ssss
BIB A UU NJ NJ NJ SssS

MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
FoRTY-sIX SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN ADDITION TO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
IN EACH OF OUR Is DEPARTMENTS
BAHdAAN NO. 1-Slnch Silver Fox Trimming. 81
BARGAIN No. 2 sinsc ai'- Russian Hare Trimming
BARGAIN No. s-sl.e &c FEATHER yaaS rrimminA all
e e, h ss s: Il ssss
E Es To b Ea henxs Mos,
susta Il :, I'D 81 3 Gloves, Worth s. s.
No. Lot worth s 5St's at s ia
BARGAIN No. e-odd Pieces of Fine Hamburger
Embroidery. worth 4Oc. to 60c.
RAReAIE Eo g
BARGAIN No. 12-ses Of collars and Cuffs striped,
BARGAIN No 1855 and CSC Lace Ffchus at 4sc
BARGAIN No 14-Gollsr and Cuff Boxes, l0c each.
BARGAIN No. 15-BStties for covering Cut Glass
S &C. ESs
BARGAIN No 1s-cs,Inloia Sets, Comb. Brush and
RARsAs S ss shsSs s
BOILERS and Fixtures complete.
BARGAIN No. 2l-2oo pieces Curtain scrm, 1oc a
BARGAIN No. 22-1$s a pair Curtains tape edge,
BARGAIN No. 2s-ei Raw "s Six + Tapesty Covers
BARjAIN No. PA New Lot of Portiers at So so
BARGAIN No. a5cs s1ss.s ;a Stitched Back Kid
BARGAIN No -$12o Suspenders, silk Emb, 9Oc.
BARGAIN No 27sS oS. ran nS Mig h. Shirts, emb
BARGAIN No. Gs-Gents' 25c. SILK Scarf. puffs and
BARGAIN No. 2s-Ladies l2isc AllLinen Hand
BARGAIN M .herchifs III ~ styles each
and embroidered in four cor
pApn No T,,a, IL
&c, 4c.
BARGAIN No 32-Balance Of our Lace Tides at
BARGAIN No. s3-onfYined Felt Tdies new de-
BARGAIN No 3s-outl.nsd splashers, worth Soc,
at 39c.
MILLINERY.
We have made still greater reductions in this
department
BARGAIN No. s4-our Bes. French Felt Hats 75c
to So
BARGAIN No. 35-A few more 25c. Bound Felt Hats
We will Red Ticket all our Children's Trimmed
Hats and tolo Caps at 4Oc,
RfBboSs'
BARGAIN No. ss-In Ribbons we have the greatest
300 pieces, sold for 81 SO and
81. rs a yard, on our Red Ticket
Counter at Z5c and 35c. yard.
BARGAIN No $5-hiderdown Caps CSC.
BAheA1N No. sS UEpEk SsRs; fse
BARGAIN No. 39-Cambrc Chemises wide Torchon
yoks extra =, e. length tucked s5c.,
BARGAIN No 4O-Chelnises good muslin. tucked
bosom Ice; regular price 25c.
BARGAIN No Alone lot fpart1y soiied) including
Chemises, braves rs. Gowns and
Skirts at Csc; worth 81. % to 81
BARGAIN No. 42-AProns, new Styles 23c.
BARGAIN No 43-Bustes, new styles 23c.
CORSt,TS
BARGAIN NO. 44-One lot full bone, silk stitched
lat and ribbon trimmed "Our
- own" 9Oc., worth 81. 80.
BARGAIN NO. 45-One lot French CorsetS, " La
Belle" full bone, silk stitched
lace and ribbon trimmed, extra
made. 81. Is, worth 81 50
BARGAIN NO. Alone lot fuli bone, embroidered
bust, French woven Corsets
Coo. worth 81 90
LOOK IN TO-MORROWS REPUBLICAN FOR
OTHER ENTHUSIASTICALLY
CLOAKS AND DRY GOODS
BBB, A y MN MN ssSs
BRB "A ) ) MSMM ssss
b AAA u u N a
BIB UU Nj VI NJ SSSS
416 SEVENTH STREET NV. Dc
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Read Our Bargain List Cor Tomorrow
Gents, Hemstitched sui

Gents Hemstitched silk Handkerchiets
large size, 50c.; Gents Colored Bordered silk
Handkerchiefs, Soc; Gents Fine Linen Plain
Silk Mufhers, elegant goods, Sl.3S: SILK Wrist
lets, Acc; Fine Leather and Embroidered Cigar
Cases, $1.2o; Childrens Solid Gold Rings 5lsc:
Misses Solid Gold Rings, 75c: Children's Solid
Silver Bangles. Soc; Children's best Rolled
Plated Bracelets, S1.49; one lot Satches, three
different styles, 25c.; Fine Alligator Satchels.
81. 40; Painted and Trimmed Pin-cushions in
red and blue, $1.25. A special lot of IineA
Stamped Bureau Covers, at 49c.: Linen Fringed
Splashers, lSc; our usual Linen Splashers l3c;
Monte Cloth stamped Splashers, Csc; Linen
Tides, stamped, &c; all our Plush Bonnets and
Caps reduced. Special prices i'm Cloaks. All
above goods marked down for tomorrow only
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt,
81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
Hahn's Eamous Servieeable Specialize
for .sYOumG America"
6sc.-97c.-SI.47-SI.97.

Extraordinary Bargains in Shoes at these
prices at STRAsBURGER Bros Popular Shoe
Houses, 720 9TH street and 461 Pennsylvania
avenue.
SIC. Misses School Shoes: &c. Children's Kid
and Pebble Spring Heels; sc. Childrens Pebble
Wn.s se zee, Snoes; 0 LADIES Ma SnpPeIs; onc
Leather Button Shoes; 97c. Boys serviceabIe
Heel Lace Shoes; 97c. Misses School Shoes.
with heel or spring heels; &c. Ladies' Pebble
Goat Button Shoes; 97c. Mems Lace Shoes.
S1.47 Ladies Excellent Kid and Pebble COM
mon Sense Shoes; S1.47 Ladies' Fine Box Toe
Glove Kid Top Button Shoes; STAT Mems Lace
Button and Congress Caters.
Sf.97 Ladies' Fine Curacao Kid Shoes, any
style, width or size; $1.97 Mems Fine Calf But
ton and Lace Shoes, wide or narrow toe; 81. 81
Mems Calf Sold Leather Boots; $1.97 Mems
Real Kip Working Boots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
CITY ITEMS.

Cheap Day Tomorrow at Strasburger's
Corsets at S5c.; 75c Corsets, acc; fnll double
whalebone Corset for S1-no better I'm the city
TOT $1.Io; Fancy Bordered Handkerchiefs. (: for
loc; Remnants OF Dataask Table Cloths at half
value; Double Width Cashmeres for l2isc.;
BLACK siik, sOc.. worth 81: heavy Black SILK.
worth xl.So. at Ssc.: bargains In Velvet Curtain
Lace from 12lac up.
Cloaks! Cioaks.
Brocne SILK Newmarkets, worth &45. at
Sx2.oV Uttoman Silk Russian Circulars S21,
worth GAP; Broche Silk Nisites, trimmed with
Chenille Fringe, 1925. worth sic: full line OF
Goats from $S.25 up. Give us q call and save
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04
Grand Christmas Sale.
FINE SHOES, SLIPPERS AND RUBBER
YoUNG's, 400 9TH Street,
Hojlhr,,n'c Old Stand

FINE SHOES, SLIPPERS AND RUBBERs.
YoUNG'S, 400 9TH Street,
Heilbrun's Old Stand.
See the Old Lady in Window
Ladies' French kid button, $3.50. worth $5.
Fine Curacao kid, hand-sewed, only So
Best Rochester straight goat, button, 81. so.
Pebble and kid button. 81, worth $3.50
Ladies' and Misses button, S1.5O, worth 50.
Child's spring heel, button, 65c., worth soc.
Ladies' cloth and velvet Slippers, 75c.
Patent leatheropera Slippers, 81 so, worth 81
Gents embroidered Slippers, 75c. to 81.
81 hand-sewed Boots, Caters, Credemore.
SD fine calf seamless Caters and Boots.
$3.50 electric solid calf Caters.
$l.15 solid Boots and Shoes.
ELECTRIC lambSwoOi and cork Soles.
Rubber Boots and Arctics all sizes. 1
736-J. e. YOuns's Closing Sale of
ClOaks and Shawls.-$40 Cloaks, imported
cloth, $50. S25 Newmarket. SIS. $85 Silk
Russia Circular, S24: S12 Short Coat, So. So
cost to make room for Holiday Goods Re
member, 736 9TH st. Chi1dreu's Coats from 81
up to $40. Cheapest after all. 1t will pay you. 2
Genuine sealskfn Caps.
for Boys or Girls, 9Oc., 81 30, SI.45 and So 90.
Best value in the city. Francs, corner 9TH and
Furnishing Store in this city.
Our Assortment Of Ladies.
Fine French Kid Shoes is now complete. We
have them in Common-sense and Opera-toe and
in all widths, from $2.9S up. H. Strasburger
NO. BOG 9TH ST., doors above l. 2
To Order, $5 pants. Eseman. cor 7th & E.
Appreciative bargains at Clark's. 734
TIN st. NV. tomorrow: Walking Coats. S24S,
reduced from $3.50; Walking Coats trimmed,
sold at 800, S3.9S; Boucle Cloth Coats, S5. So
reduced from $1l.OO Fur-trimmed Russian
Circulars, $4.75, sold at $500; Ladies' New
markets, Black and Brown, S5.24, reduced
from $500; our $500 Newmarkets at 50. 49,
few Boucle Cloth Newmarkets, very latest,
$500, sold at S16.5O; a few Visites, Sir and
Cloth, at cost to close; ChiIdren's Cloaks at
$3.50, were $3.50; our $500 Havelocks and
Newmarkets, $3.9S; our 500 and $500 Chill.
dren's ClOaks. $4.9S. You can save money by
looking through our stock before purchasing.
Two special bargains in Kid Gloves; one lot Of
3-but. Gloves sold for S1.OO, all over at 49c;
one lot 4-buttOn, sold by competitors at 81 80,
at soc. Clark's, 734 9TH St. NV. Tomorrow
only.
Gents Fine Calf HAnd.sewed Caters,
Button and Lace Shoes. from $2.9S up. Z
Strasburger, No. 9O6 9TH ST., doors above /. 2
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FOE FINE JAMAICA and st. Or. Rum; also.
fine Scotch whisky 60 to Chr. Handlers, who
has the finest in the market. No. 900 7th st.n.w.
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MR.. BURY
have used your London Cough Syrup, and
consider 1t an invaluable remedy in Group,
coughs, &C. GEO. w. MCKEE,
500 10Th street southeast.
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1904 18th street.
w. C. EndfcOtt Secretary OF W AZ, 1918 16th
W. C. Whitney, Secretary Of the Navy, 1871
street.
Portland.
A. H. Garland, Attorney General, 1915
W, F. Villas. Postmaster General, 1929 N
street.
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A YER'S SARSAPARILLA THOROTIGHr.v
AAcleanses the blood, stimulates the vital func-
lions. and restores the health and strength No
one whose blood is impure can feel we'll There "a a
weary. anguid feeling. and often q sense of discour.
agement and dependency Persons having this feel.
ing should take Ayers ursaparilla purify and vital
iZe the blood. Al
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Cabinet Ministers' Residences.
The following are the residences of cabinet
officers In this city:
Thomas F. Bayard, Secretary OF State. 1413
Massachusetts avenue
Daniel Manning, Secretary Of the Treasury,
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CLOTH GLOVES. wooden gloves, dogskin gloves
buckskin gloves, kid gloves, Jersey gloves, lined
or unlined; in fact, any kind of glove that per-
son wishes to wear at rock bottom prices.
Francs, corner 9TH and ID. The only strictly
one price hat and gents furnishing store in this
{fu
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PANTS to order, $5 and up. Eiseman, eth and E.

WE ARE OFFERING our entire stock OF Bige-
low Body Brussels at S1.25 per yard. w. b.
Moses Sons, cor. 18th and F streets NV.