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District asvernne.s Aasirs.

THE TAX LEVY FOR THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR
The Commissioners have Issued, under the
authority given 10 them by acts OF Congreaa an
order levyfng o tax OF one dollar and 6fty
cents on every one hundred dollars Of real
estate not exempted by Law except upon roal
property held exclusively for agricultural pur.
poses without the limits of the cities OF wash-
ington and Georgetown. and % designated By
the assessor In his annual return, the rate on
which shall be one dollar on everv hundred
dollars, and upon all personal property I'm the
District OF Columbia not taxable elsewhere one
dollar and fifty cents on every one hum
dred dollars, according TO the cash value there
OF. The first hail OF said tag shall be due and
payable on the FIRST day of November 1e{S<a
and the second half on the nrss day OF Nav
1887.
MARINE PRoDuCTA
The monthly report OF Mr.. awynne Harris
inspector OF marine products, for October shows
that during that month there arrived at this
port 6,OOO clans, 2, 300 crabs, q, 263 rock fish:
6,22o punches tailors, 1885 punches spota,
72S lunches winter shad, $40 cells. i sturgeon,
l,519 bunohes pike, 7S3 bunches yellow perch,
trout, 1868 punches catfish, 043 punches small
mullets, green turtles, and 70,950 bushels
oysters.
Collector John F. Cook has left with the Dis
trict Commissioners a statement Of the receipts
from taxes, &c. for the month OF October, show
Ing total OF e5S, 16742.
The Commissioners have reappointed Mr
VIM. H Murphy as an additional private ON
the Metropolitan police ID. @. for three years for
duty at the Government Printing ofllce. with
out compensation therefor from the Dtstxics q
Columbia.
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I,OR RENT-SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 1911
IT Sd st n. w.: gas and water. Apply to r E. PAIRO
4S2 Louisiana OcZ6-lm
LNOR PENTHOUSE 1922 Pennsylvania
IT ave. corner 1lth st. Sc: 10 rooms mod imps.; in
arstciass order. Apply to H BROWNING, go
fenneyfvani ave. NV. oc2a-lm
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NOR SALE
II Two new modern houses, 10 rooms and bath;
every thing complete 1904 and 1906 Riggs price,
S6OOO-S3OO cash, $40 per month.
MAC GOWAN & BARKER,
Z
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FOR lighthouses
IGOR RENT

III Atf4AN
IL lssbo IL ST., Tor. f. SQ5
l412 10th .w.,l2r.-......S5
21lS r 81. Yr-, furn' edo
1S2.S ! st, 3r.. furn'ed-.O
1226 18th st.n.w.6r. mi 90
2U3o q ST., l2r., m.l...t;s,
24O4 Paav. IOr.,m.i5O 50
24OS Paw. lOr. ,m.i.5O.5O
24OS Paw. Tor. mi so. so
l145 2lststI2 m.i42 so
lI4S 2lst. I2r.. mi. $3.50
232s Pa ave, Tor ..-.45 50,
pa 10th ST., 1Or....35.50
lU3 24th Il. Or. .m.i3O. 81
store, 3O19 VI st.........--.:SGI
Slo-6lT 23d St, IT. ,mL31
Apply '
m 1n<
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FARM, 400 ACRES, IL MILES FROM WASH
IA ington: 3 miles from Beltsville, b q o. X. r.,
the low price of $l5 per TO close estate w.
w. HALL, 43O al st. g. W. n6-3ts
L>OR SALE-wE HAVE A GOOD MANY
II small farms on the Metropolitan Branch, in the
victn .ty of Linden. Forest Glen and Gaithersburg
Also two very desirable Houses in Hyattsville A r.
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II THE FINE BROWN STONE RESIDENCE,
;15 41a st. NV, will be sold at bargain to prompt
purchaser. THOS ]. FISHER Il CO.
NcSl-sW L u
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR-
FIEE.-About o O'Clock last night an alarm
was sounded tor fire at the stables in the rear
OF Tow 81 houses on Prince street, between
Henry and Fay cite streets, owned by the CroaI,
and DWye estates and Mrs. Watkins. The fire
was confined to the Outhouses in which il origi.
mated. and the loss is about 5000. The stable
burned was in the occupancy OF Mr.. Cheshire
Aiter the fire last night Il water battle was be-
gun. ending in Il stone battle. Several persons
Were hurt.
DIoCEsAN ORPHAN ASYLUM. st Mary's
conference OF the Society of St Vincent de
f'sni nave offered the bishop of Richmond the
barge house on Duke and Fairfax streets for the
Diocesan orphan asy iuIn. The house was the
residence OF the Sisters of Charity when they
had a location here. and was beoueathed by
Dr. Francis J. Murphy 10 the Society OF St Vim.
cent dc Pau.
NOTES.-The. Geo. Henklc lost Il valuable COW
last week. he Midland train having killed the
animal VIII pay damageS.-Mr. Saml w
Markell an old and respected citizen died on
Saturday at his home, on Prince street and will
be buried tc-morrow.-Mr.J J. L. Beeton of this
city, Known here as n vocalist, has been charged
with embezzlement by Mr.. Chas. Thorn. fO1
whom he has been clerk in WaShington-A
mission, To- be continued nightly, has been
opened at Grace i. +. church here-Tne fuue
raj of Mrs. Isabella Nightingale took place this
afternoon from her nome, ON Lee street Mrs
\. was struck with paralysis some time ago.
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from the Washington Critic Nov. II.
The libel suit of DIR. Hicks against The STAR
resulted yesterday in merely nominal verdict
ior the plaintiff. No evidence of malice or
other questionable motive in the publication
Oh the alleged Hbelous matter was shown on
the trial, and however much the feelings OF the
prosecutor may have been hurt by reading
vi, pit oi current gossip, which he would rather
nave not seen In print, there was nothing 10
snow mat his character had been damaged,
even 70 the extent of the one cent awarded
Our contemporary is to be congratulated upon
escaping with no greater hardship.
=, we say congratulated: for no one outside OF
tne newspaper business knows the constant
risKs winch publishers run, no matter how
closely the matter admitted to their columns Is
supervised, OF being subjected to annoying and
expensive law suits for publications that may
lnasuvertentIy contain some personal reflection;
OF, IN the hands of an adroit or unprincipied
LAWYER, be made the basis of a prosecution. In
tne hurry or news gathering it is next to impos-
sloie 10 avoid this danger, or, at times, to avoid
mistakes, and where the business is hOnOrably
anu fortunately conducted, as 1T is in the case
OF THE STAR, some latitude of consideration
should be given to its complicated and en1bar-
RAISING responsibilities.
no penalty is too severe for wanton or DELHI
crate libel, but otherwise, justice may always
sa.eiy err II 1T err at all on the side OF the lib
erty of the press.
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Affairs in West Washiurfnu

CHRIST CHrRCH CHAPEL.-ScrviceS we're held
yesterday for the first time in the new Christ
church chapel. At both services the congregsi-
tons were very large. The rector Rev. DR. A.
J.. stuart, was assisted by Rev. Dr. Camp al the
morning service and Rev. DIR. Lindsay, OF st.
John L. T. parish, ut the evening service
GRAIN decentralization Morning Star
arrived with 1900 bushels OF wheat for Hart
Ley Bros.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT \. M.-Great Falls, temperature, Al; con-
dittOn, l.. Receiviug reservoir. temperature
81: condition AT north connection, >; south
connection. II. Distributing reservoir. tenn
peraIuTe, %: condition at inIiuent gatehouse
i: conoiiion at eituent gatehouse. 9. High
tides in the river to-day ut 1:52 m. and
2:U1 pm.
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BE Ok YoUn Guam.

Bensons Capcine Plasters widely initiated. That
is the fact Now, why they INIT ated: Because they
are the only plaster in existence that really
trustworthy and valuable BensOns Fa>ters highly
and scientifically mcdicated, and in few hours
ailments upon which others have any effect what
ever The pubic are therefore cautioned against plas
ters bearing the names Of "Caps!cinr "Capsican' y
"Capsitine, or 'Capucn which meant pass for
"iapcine (please Ioe the difference and also
pla ters hearing the names Benton 'Burtons
When buying, ask distinctly for Bensons Plaster and
protect Your elf by personal examination. The gen.
uiDe has the word ''tapcine Cut pOrOused in the
body the plaster and the Three Seals trademark
on the face cloth. n1G-m wds,3t
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SNEEzE!
SNEEZE!!
SNEEZE!!.

until your head ready to fly Off until your nose
and eyes discharge excessive quantities OF thin rri
tating watery fluid until your head aches mouth and
throat parched and bleod at feverheat This is an
Acute Catarrh, and is instantly relieved by single
dose, and permanty cured by bottle ofSANFoRD's
RADICAL CURE FOR CArAHRH
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, $1.0O.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one improved Inhaler, in one package may now
be had Of all druggists for S1OO. Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE.
THE only absolute specific we know of"-Med.
Times. 1.-The best we have found in lifetime of suf
ferins."-her. Dr. W7ggia, Boston. "After a long
struggle with Catarrh, the RADICAL CURE has con-
quered "-Rer. s. w. 1fIsros Lc,Disbngh Pa. 81 have
not found a case that it did not relieve at once
Andre,o Lee, Manchester Nass.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
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CITY ITEMS.


for tn-morrow only at NJ. Augenstein's, SI7 TO
s21 7fh street northwest: Ham boilers, 39c.
and ace each; so feet clothes lines, Sc; 80 feet,
81 .45 large oil paintings, with gilt frames, S9c
sold elsewhere at 81 SO; y gallon majoiica water
pitchers gle; maoea m nous, s;hs cups and
33c.: new style decorated chamber sets, So. 40;
round walters all colors, &c.; chopping bowl
and knife, 25c ,. dust Pan ana dob brush 15e
iets. 2Sc: extra large size stand lamp, with dec
grated shade, 3se.; wash tub, zinc dashboard,
wash boilers. 42c; ironing boards, ore: larger
size. SOC: fiat iron and stand, 25c; poker shovel
and litter / L.; pastry board, potato masher and
rolling pin, 20c.
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HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC?

Is question that appeals to every tortured victim Of
rheumatism, who finds the ordinary plasters and lin
iments poweriess to relieve him. To such the CUTI
CT RA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER is an elegant and never
laiiing source of relief, bapiShing rheumatic, neural
gc, scatic, sudden sharp and nervous pains as by
magic New, original, speedy, safe. At druggists Csc
1--WE for 81, mailed free POTTER DRUG AND CHEMr
CAL Co., Boston. nol5
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sr,,,rSPnscurs YO.SI-Nt.

Af1UsPnacnfs Tonight.
ALEITGu'S OPERA HoJSE.-The HanoDs
In "FautaSma.
NATIOSAL TIlEATER.-"Shadows of a Great
City
HEEZ0G'S OPERA UoUSE-'The Strangers
of Paris
THEATER CoNIQCE.-Nariety.
DINE MUSECM.-"Jesse james" and special
ties.
WASHINGTON ItINK.-Sinth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
NATIONAL. RINK-Three sessions daily.
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HoME- SpuN,
The new style beautiful Dress Goods. pure WOOL wide
double width real value, .5c., reduced to 5Oc.
CARTE RS,
I'll Market Space, near 9TH street

ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, all coIors
II yards for 50.
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS {real
value $1,000, reduced to 81 %.
ALL WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, bright coiors
for chiidren's wear, %
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIS pure WOOL 81. SO.
COLORED CASHMERES, double fold nearly one
yard wide all colors, II yards for Sl.5O.
SPECIAL BARGAfN-BLANEETS. immense size
all pure fine wool. reduced to So: real value 81 So
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. $500.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 15c
S1-25 BLACK SILK VELVE1S, reduced Sl.OO
S1.25 COLORED SILK VELVETS, reduced Sl.OO
81 BLACK SILKS, reduced &c
S1.25 BLACK SILKS reduced 81 90
300 COLORED SILKS. reduced 75c
LADIES CLOTH SUTTiNG, one yard and q hall
wide, reduced TO SIC.
LADIES WOOL VESTS, &c
COLORED SILKS. soc no11
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A HoARY HEADED CHESTNUT.

It has grown whiskers since the big Jumbo
concern with baby elephant attachnent) Dor
rowed it for their Richmond Side Show Our
erring brothers claim, however, in extenuation
oftheir plagiarism that it first appeared in q
Western paper. We hereby pledge ourselves
that II the same can be substantiated by the
showing of an advertisement i'm any paper of
the United States, printed prior to October
18th. tthe date of our original ADVERTISEMENT,
to pay over to any charitable institution they
may name, the sum of $1,000
We had cause to write 'Chestnuts then. We
have cause to repeat it now.
"CHEsTNUTs"
: THE ABOVE TERN ORIGINATED IN
THE DRAMATIC PROFESSION, AND IS
USED THUS: WHEN A MAN TRIES TO
PALM OFF AS HIS OWN A STORY THAT
ORIGINATED WITH ANOTHER HIS
HEARERS QUIETLY REMARK CHEST
NUTS" WHEN WE READ DAY AFTER
DAY Il REHASH OF THE ADVERTISE
MENTS WHICH WE HAVE WRITTEN
AND WHICH ARE BEING USED BY
THOSE WHO AFFECT TO STAND ON A
HIGH MORAL PLANE. WE ALSO BEG TO
QUIETLY REMARK "CHESTNUTS, WE
ARE GLAD TO KNOW. HOWEVER, THAT
WEAKE FURNISHING HESELFSTYLED
LEADING CLOTHIERS, WITH IDEASIE
ADVERTISING. WE COULD ALSO GIVE
THEM IF WE WISHED A FEW IDEAS OR
POINTERS AS TO SELLING MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING AT POPULAR PRICES,
But WE INTEND THEM FOR OUR OWN
USE IN GIVING TO THE THINKING POR-
TIoN Or OUR PEOPLE tBY WHICH WE
MEAN THOSE WHO ARE NOT CAUGHT
BY CLAP-TRAP), THE BEST VALUE FOR
THEIR MONEY IN MEMS, BOYS AND
CHILDRENS CLOTHING THEY HIVE
EVER RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER 7TH AND SITS
GALL BLUE SIGNS)
n12 J. NJ GRADY. MANAGER
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TRIAL PROVES THAT HONESTY IS THE
Il best policy in medicine well rs in other thugs
Ayers Sarsaparilia is genu ne preparation. I'M
equalled blood purifier decidedly superior all hers
Mo
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A FINE CONSTITUTION MAY BE BROKEN
AAand ruined by simple neglect. Many bodily ills
result rom habtual constipation. There is meGi-
cine equal to Ayers Pills to correct this evil and re-
store the system to natural, regular and healthy ac-
ton.
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LADIES " RAPS

Having been quite successful in the early part of the
season with the sale of Wraps. have just re-
turned from New York with an additional supply OF
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SEAL SKIN AND PLUSH
Among the Special Bargains offer are:
Seal skin Sacque, 81 bust 81 long, % co.
SO IS :" 1900.
Better grades and longer. $50 to 500.
SEAL. PLUSH SACQUES, $50 to $40
We call particular attention to our Seal Plush
Sacques and short Wraps, as to Style and Finish
PLUSH VISITES. $50, $25 $50 and up
We have English lack i'm Plush aud Astrakan S35
Muifs. Beatrices. Scarfs, and Trimming in Beaver
Blue Fox, As'rakan, Lynx and other Furs
All at the Lowest New York Prices
B. II. STINEMETZ d son,
HATTERS AND FURRIERS
oc293m 1887 Pennsylvania ave.
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Extraordinary Low Prices for

winter goods at Clark's, 134 9TH ST. NV, Double
Bed Comforts, Tic, reduced from 81; our So ali
wool Blankets, 1912; Canton Flannel, 4a.c.;
our 121ac Canton, sac; double fold cashmere,
121ac; 1914 Sheeting, 1Sc., reduced from 25c.:
Shaker Flannel, 1Oc., worth 1Sc.; ladies' Cardi.
gan Jerseys 69c.. worth 81. In Clcaks we are
headq uarters. Ladies' black Newmarkets So 70:
reduced from So; fur-trimmed Russian Cjrcu,
lars 20 reduced from S. Boucle Cloth New.
markets, SO, sold In every other store at 81 3 SO;
$3.50; our So grade, 81 "a: children's Cloaks in
large variety from 81 up, at Clark's, 734 7th
st. II. ".
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Groceries CnrAp FoR CAsn
Nm loRk ~ IN W HAT, 4c per III; PURE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY, in 2th. crates. ;gyc. pcr
crate; fiIll line Of selected FAMILY GROCERIES.
Also POTATOES. AIl'l.E~ and ONIONS. Fiae large
RED CAPE CoD CRANBERRihS. Ioc. per quart.
CREAMERY BUTTER specially Goods deli ere-i
free. All Goods nj wholesale prices for cash.
POOLE. BROOKE a. co.
oc22 9si LOUISIANA avenue
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Cholera. Diphlheria. Fevers. Malaria.
prevented by the use of Reed 4 Carnricks So
dunn Hypochiorite tdisinfectant) Recom-
mended by the Public Health Association as
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,s-45 1872 Fulton St. n Y
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Fresh Attorney Putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y ID. Ward" prints, 45c.
per lib. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk DC. per quart. Cream ) cents
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PANTS to order, =, and UP. Eiseman Il,

GENTS fine Calf SdOCS, H;Ind->cwed, Button,
Congress and Lace. at S2.9>; our own make. Il.
StraSburger, 3D6 sth ST., 4 doors above ].
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TIE NICKEL. PLATE RESTAURANT. 613 i
street opposite 3. and T. depot. managed by
VIM Schneocl. assisted by his brother, Louis
Free lunch from IL To :, with stovepipe beer
1or II nickel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-16

SUIT TO ORDER, $50 and up. Eiseman, 9Th
and l.
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ARREST p-IlIe attention OF every one who
eNau.inC~ the magnificent stock %. furniture
displayed on one iioor tS Geo. BreitbaTth. Odd
Fellows HAL. The latest styles at the lowest
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-16

COrGHS, Colds and sore Throat yield readily
10 H. II Douglass " sons CapSicum Cough
Drops.
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OUR GENTS fine Calf Haui-sewed Boots at
S3-9S, equal to any SI2 custom made T.
Strasburser, 9d6 9Th u. 4 doors above I.
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LADIES call and SEE our elegant Don@ola Kid
Shoe leaioie sole, I:tir-SIitched. at Sl-3S usu-
ally sold ~ $40. T.. StrIsbuTger, 9O6 eth st.,
4 doors sst,yNC J.
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Boys Norfolk suit. Eseman Bros, 9TH e. E 2w
MOrelI, 734 9th NV. j 90 +. cigars, S1-9 Try
Pick Club Whisky is the best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-16

BOYS CHINCHGILA REFER ami vest. Eisemal
Bros.
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Bernard Bailey,
S25 eth st. NV,
Wood and Willow Ware and manufacturer of
Rrooms and Brushes. I'm
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MrS's 4-button GETAWAY suit. Eiseman, 9TH
and r.
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CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, 7tl
and l..
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$. C Hams, 12'.c. Read w F. Given's ad.
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JN0. q. SLATER. .Gf to- 10 \ street north
east, household goods on the insiallment plan.
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THE TROTTING RACEs.--The trotting races at
Ivy City were concluded on Saturday. The UNI
finished race Tor PAGERS OF the 22o class was fin
iSl!ed. Westminster Girl won the race in 2:26l4.
The second race, for Dds PAGERS, was won by
Joe Buster in three straight heats his best time
being 2:25I.,. The third race was won by w. X,
best time being 2:21.
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MoRE Sprc1A1r1rs.

MoRE SpEc1ALr1Es
ENGLISH CAPE OvERCOATS, SMOOTH
KERsEY LAPsEAMs, RAW EDGES VERY
STYLISH.
PLAIN SACK OVERCOATS OF SMOOTH
KERsEY LAP SEAMS: LARGE VARIETY
OF COLORs; WITH SATIN Innings AND
WITHOUT
THESE GOODS ARE VERY DREsSY;
MUCH WORN, VERY DURABLE AND NOT
EXPENSIVE. WE HAVE SOME big
BARGAINS" IN THESE AT SIS, $40 AND
S25-BLUE. BLACK, BROWN, OXFORD,
GRAY AND OLIVE MIXED BEAVER
OvERCOATs ROUGH AND SMOOTH
FACED.
HEAVY. STRONG AND DURABLE
oVERCoATs AT $40, $12 AND $40.
IN ROUGH BEAVERS WE SHOW VERY
HANDSOME ONES. SATIN LINED, AT
so5 AND $50.
NE" LINZ of -noSiAlGNAC' FUR
BEAvERs-BLUE. SATIN LINED. THIS
re- r11r 1E.nrNc nAyE ~,
BEAVERS, AND WE ARE OFFERING
r1,r,>r c,,p.prp THAN ,,,,
LIZA A' AA' AhL1 HAVE
EVER BEEN NAMED IN WASHINGTON
BEFORE
SOME NEW LINES OF MEMS. YOUTHS
.ND povs, NopEotE 1.c,,1,~
'oS1
-
E. & BARNuM a m
n12 9Sl PENNSYLVANIA AvrNtrp
found in sacks Button Getaways and Prince AN.
Suits at prices to distance ali competition. at
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"PIcIzwIcK CLUB whisky is the best"
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MEMS Prince Albert suits. Eiseman. 9TH and E.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The A.erfpaar

OFFICE OF the CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WNSTINGroN, -. -. Nov. fti. tSS5. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
slight changes IN temperature, winds becoming
variable.
For Tuesday. fair. Slightly warmer weather is
Indicated Tor the districts bordering ON the
Atlantic
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PANTS TO order. Stand up. Etseman, 7th and F
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"PI1KwICK CLjB whisky is the best"
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MEN's Newmarket overcoat. Eiseman Bros.
TIE REPUELIC has printed Il second-edition
q: y,--tCTday'S papers III orders can now be
Ili-i ~ tue Office, 4j2 9th 81. II. W.
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John l. KELLY,
CCC ZEE RRR ZEE ssSs
g Q En- 7 hpr r FL
g @ e X X IS
Coo FER x X EER ssss
THk CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
pAl-I- NJ, nun. -. IL III u

x,
Is without doubt the most 80 ArrlfFi and the most
NUTRITIOUS Flour g. the World.
The Milers have mot only the most perfect Mil
containing all most Improved Mas'llin
cry inverted up 10 te present time huk they produce
Flour GNsURPAs~ED by any mi 4 IN the world 10
lrcve that, W. would simply that large guam
my ofthis magnificent Flour l. shipped annually 10
iufope aila eaten ~ the principal Courts t..e
world We GUARaN D. that IL made from Spl,rf,i
hard wheat Grown IN NJ lnnesOia and Dakota. IL u
an lodged fact, thai I'm this Flour perfect sep
araipn of the cutuous particles of the wheat berry
ANA thorough elimination of all waak and siarcy
matter has at last been reached. and h
more NUTRITIOUS, welding more bread 80 ne hnfrel
Than any other Flour. be best trade admits that
from rs hTeac making qualities il the cheapest.
Wen a. the feS Tor either family bakers use aud
unsurpassed hy any Flour nade. Every sack aud
every barrel Is warranted 10 give entire satisfaction
STERIING'S ST LOUIS FANCY.
One ofthe most beautiful Winter Wheat Patents
offered tn the trade IL Is uueNceed 10y any other
Patent except Ceres. and will please the most ex-
acting housekeeper and satisfy the iistidious .-
cure.
A magnificent Winter Wheat Patent
RELIANCE
4 splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made nv the
celebrated Hungarian process II is a very Cheap and
beautiful Patent. within the reach of all Glasses and
Will try it.
GOLDEN HILL.
The old reliable standby and the Standard Family
Flour OF the District IL equal In qua ty TO gresi
many high priced Patent Flonrs whilst II can tie
bought for considerable less money. We defy compcti-
tors TO bring forth any Flour supci Tor 10 CERfrs
STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE ar GOLDEN
HILL and we feel assured that any houseke,per who
tries them once viii never anything else For sale
by al grocers.
Wholesale Depot, corner LIST st. and Indiana ave
se13 MM. VI. CALI a 90.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

LNSTABLISHE ED 1864.
IL q. l.. WILD d BRO. -z,
700 stb street northwest. tTTZy
Stef, Kranich d Bach and Weser Brost W
Pianos. Gallys Setplaying Instruments. Planes
and Organs exchanged and for aud applied If
purchased. a.
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Col. 1SGEESoLL SELLS HIS HOUSE.-Coi.
Robert q. IngersOli has sold his house. 1915 X
street, ana its furniture to- Mr. \. Il. McCreery
OF Baltimore, a gentleman who acquired u large
fortune in California. Mr.. AIcCreery is a brother
in-law OF Mr.. Justice Field. having married It
sister of Mrs. Field Col. Ingersoii intends, it is
said, to remove to New York.