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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-05-22

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STEAMER IWALANI,

VIII run regularly to HRmoa, Maui. and Ku<u
haele, Honokaa and PRauhau. Hawaii
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G. ". Macfarlane 4 Co.,
AGENTS FOR
NGirrlees, Watson 81 Co., Glasgow,
AND
John Fowler & Co., Leeds,

Have on hand for inmed delivery,
ONE TRIPLE EFFECTS pans 3435 square
ing surface, with pumping engine complete
DOUBLE EFFECTS pans, 1920 square hea
ing surface, with pumping engine complete
Iron staging for either of the above apparatus
ONE 2654 MILL with gearing carriers
complete; spare 26x54 roller.
SPARE PINIONS, wheels segments inch mills
ONE PAIR COMPOUND BOILERS 6x19.G feet nd l5s
complete mouning nd spare boiler tubes.
ONE "a INCH GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE, 6 inch cylinders.
PERMANENT AND PORTABLE RAILROADS, 10 and pound
rails
WESTON CENTRIFUGALS, single and and tour
with Mrrlees improved of
framing spndles pueys entrugas
fug Innings rubber buffers Heeta betting, carrying rubber
bands
BOOZE CANE CARS.
TIPPING WAGONS, for excavaing an road making.
PLANTERS studying economy should inspect the Glasgow Filter
Presses Cane-top an Drilling Machines
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Drifted Snow Flour.
CROLLER PROCESS.

(ROLLER PKUCESS.)
"AVING LEASED THE SALINAS MILLS.
II I am now prepared TO supply, In quantities
70 suit, all orders, with the celebrated family
Flour, DRIFTED SNOW, and also the A No.
bakers brand, RISING SUN. Please address all
orders to c. L. DIN9LEX,
mh24-7-8m No 10 steusrt St., San Francisco.
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STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,

lWeisbarth Commander,
Tin leave regularly for same ports as the s.
Lehua.
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STEAMER PLANTER,
CLILINoE,)

Leaves every Tuesday at D. N. for NawiliwiM
KOlos, Eleele and Wainea Returning, will leave
NawiliwtH every Saturday at p. m, arriving at
Honolulu every Sunday at 5 a. m.
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STEAMER MOKOLII,

tMcGregor, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu each Wednesday for Kaunaka-
kai, KamaIo, PukOo, Moanui, Halawa, Wailan,
Pelekunu and Kalaupapa returning, leaves Pukoo
Friday A. NJ for Lahaina; leaves Lahaina Saturday
for PuksO, remaining Sunday, and arriving at
Honolulu Monday evening.
$50 The Company will not be responsible for
any freight packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jeWelry unless placed III
charge of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken Of Live Stock but
the Company will not ASSUME any risk Of accident
SAM'L q. WILDER, President.
y. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
23-Iy Mar so
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District Government Anairs.

THE WATER RENT TAXES.
Inc commissioners have prepared an answer
10 the nrst controllers letter Of the 18th ult,
and to several preceding ones, relating. to the
coilectors accounts for the collection of water
rents and asking for q showing OF the amounts
Oh water-main taxes and other bills for collec-
amounts turned over to him each fiscal year
SINCE that date, state that the Commissioners
called for, as they understand the:request. The
preparation of such a statement as appears to
De required In relation TO water rents Is beyond
NEE, ,ne capacity OF the force in the water depart
nent IN addition to their daily and more i'm
porIant functions, for which they are specially
employed. They inclose copies of Waterman
taxes advertised annually from June 80, 1878,
cling this account, &c.
AUDITOR TICHENoR's MISSION TO PHILADEL-
PHIA.
COl. I1chenor, the District auditor, has gone
OF acquaintng himself with the methods in use
In that city In connection with auditing the
city accounts II he finds anything which will
improve the service here, he will report the
Same 10 the commissioners for adoption.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR. Il. Nash asks that the sidewalk be graded
In connection with the roadway, Pierce street,
near North Capitol street northwest.
permission to allow cellar door to stand open
front OF 425 9th street northwest, the Commits
SlonerS say that to permit the opening OF these
doors, as requested, would cause too great an
obstruction 10 travel on this busy thOrOughlare.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: e. F. Hail. repair
greenhouse, 719 14th street northwest; $3.50.
ID. B. Croft, erect two story and cellar dwelling
r, between 9th and 10Th streets northwest;
$4,000. Christian RUPERT. erect two two-story
and cellar dwellings, 9Th, between p and @
streets northwest; S5, 800. L. j. Bryant repair
frame dwelling, No. 1915 Q street northwest;
$500.
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The killing Of nr. Sha rpless.

TWO MEN ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
The funeral Of John Sharpless, who was MUIR
dered last Sunday night, took place at Chester
Pa, yesterday, and was the largest ever seen in
that vicinity. Yesterday morning the chief of
police Of Chester arrested John Carpenter, a
colored man living at Bancroft's Bank, in the
township where the murder was committed
to give satisfactory account of himself on Sun
day night, and the chief of police and detec-
tives believe him to be the man wanted. He
will be held for Identification by Mrs. Sharpless
Noll of the Newark police, read a handbill yes
terday onering $1,000 reward for the capture
OF cOlored man who murdered John Sharp
less, an aged quaker farmer, near Chester, Pa,
on sunday night. An hour later the officer met
young colnred man in Academy street
Newark, who answered the description of the
murderer. He took him to police headquarters
where the young man said his name was Chas.
Williams and his home in Savannah
where his father was a well-known cOlored law
yer. He asserted that he had been in this city
Tor ten days, and went 10 Newark yesterday
morning. He said he was q waiter. A photo
graph was made OF him yesterday morning and
forwarded to tue chief Of police OF Chester.
LIVES LOST BY THE FoUNDERINa OF A
STEAMER.-A cahlegram from London says that
the steamer Aurora, Captain Ormandy, while
leaving iiartle ,joOi ior savannah Wednesday,
struck Il rock in the harbOr She subsequently,
proceeded, but fOundered within two hours.
The crew left the vessel in three boats. The
FIRST boat with nine men landed safely. The
second. in which were nine men, reached shore
with only six, the three others having been
drowned. The third boat, containing twelve
person S. landed safely.
Thomas Flatley. a well-known democratic
lawyer and secretary of the Irish National
Land League Of America, was yesterday ap-
pointed deputy collector OF customs at Boston
by Collector SalstOnstall.
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p EAsAsr RErLncr1oss.

THE MOST AGREEABLE FEATURE no Us,
OF OUR SHORT. BUT SUCCESSFUL CAREER, Is
THE SUBSTANTIAL SUPPORT WE HAVE RE
CEIvED FROM THE WORKINGMkN OF THE
DISTRICT. THIS. In ITSELF, PROVES THAT
OUR CLAIM TO SELLING FINE CLOTHING FOR
MEN AND BOYS AT POPULAR PRICES IS A
GOOD ONE
WORKINGMEN OWE 1T TO THEMSELVES
AND THEIR FAMILIES THAT THEY SHOULD
GET THE BEST POSSIBLE VALUE FOR THE
MONEY THEY WORKED so HARD 10 EARN.
COME AGAIN. GENTLEMEN. WE VALUE
YOUR PATRONAGE WE SHALL LOOK OUT
FOR YOUR INTERESTS AND ENDEAvOR no
ANTICIPATE YOUR WANTS. REST ASSURED
WE SHALL DO OUR PART TOWARDS KEEP
ING QUALITIES UP AND PRICES DOWN.
WHATEVER YOU MAY NEED IN THE CLOTH.
ING LINE FOX MAN, BOY OR CHILD, FOR
LABOR, BUSINESS SCHOOL OR DRESS PUR-
POSES YOU ARE SURE TO FIND FOR THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE AT
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV CORNER 7TH AND D sTs
ATALL BLUE SIGNS
n23 I'M GRADY. MANAGER.
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LADIES SEAL SKrN SAoauna

There Is question but that the Seal Skin Sacques
are holding their own There seems to be nothing
brought forward far TO take the place Of good at
ting Sacoue Our sales Of late have been quite sucCe
most reliable Importer and oflhe Best
Alaska. London dyed sea- skins, IT'S true. we can
not ,urn out we'll We have now In stock Sacquea
ULSIERS and DOLMANS, $40 to $3.50
SEAL VISITS, $l45 to S115
What we say in Iegard to the make aud At Of our
Seal will apply also the fine Seal Plush Saeques and
Short Wraps. with handsome fur trimming.
Prices Of SACQUES, SIS, $35, $45 $50 40
VlSITES, $lZ. $50, $25, $S5, $40, $50
PRINCES, OF WALES JACKETS, In p1ush ana
Astraxan, S35.
Mink lined CIRCULARS. $45 &55 $40.
Fur Trimming Of all kinds by the yard.
Persian LAMB SKINS on hand and cut to order
SHOULDER CAPES. MUFFS and COLLXRs
great variety.
B, II. STINEMETZ 4 SON.
. HATTERS AND FURRIERS
MO 1887 PennsylvaniA ave-
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Marshall SerranO Dead.


CHIEF ACTOR IN THE REVOLUTION THAT
ENDED THE REIGN OF QUEEN ISABELLA.
Marshal Serrano y Dominguez, Duke de Ia
Tore, the well-znown Spanish general, is dead.
He was born in 1910. While b very youn.
man he became prominent in the affairs of
Spain. When SO years old he acquired such
an influence over the young Queen Isabella as
to excite the enmity of the king-consort, and
caused some scandal. A few years later Mar
shall Serrano became politically hostile to the
queen. and. as president of the senate, he
headed a delegation that presented to the
queen protest against the illegal Propagation
of the cortes. The ministry prosecuted him for
this act, and he spent some time in prison.
The revolution in 1868, when Queen Isabella
fled from Spain, brought SerranO into great
prominence. He was The chief actor in the
revolution, and the junta at Madrid made him
president OF the council of ministers and COM
mander-in-chief Of the army. The cortes de-
c1ded TO adopt q monarchical form of govern
ment, and Serrano was elected regent, and
acted In that capacity until Prince AmadeO,
son of King Vic + Emanuel, accepted the
Spanish crown. When Alfonso was proclaimed
king in 1874, Serrano retired to France but
soon returned to Madrid. He protested loyalty
to the king, and became leader of the new DO
litical party called the dynastic left, which
preferred the constitution OF 1869 10 that now
in force. H. became the Spanish ambassador
in Paris in 1885,
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Tempting and Big bargains

Tempting and Big Bargains
at Clark's, 734 7th st. NV, tomorrow All our
childrens Havelocks. sold at So to SO, at SO 81;
childrens brown Newmarkets, plush trimmed,
sold $3.50, at S3.79; one lot Of fine HavelOcks,
sold at 81 to 50, reduced to 1925; our So Jer.
sey Coat, S2.97; SO jersey Coat, nicely trimmed,
$4.9S; q few % fur-trimmed Russian Circu.
lars, $4.75; our $40 Newmarkets, 81. 90; ladies'
Silk Visites, S4.9S; small lot of childrens All
wool Coat, ~. 40; special corset sale to make
room tor holiday goods; DR.. Warmers Health
Corset 95c:; 500 bone French woven, Csc; War
our 81 French woven 73c.; our 80 finest Satin
Corset, all colors, SPAS; Merino Underwear at
wear, Acc; our 81 scarlet Medicated Under
wear, &C.; our 1926 scarlet Cashmere Under.
wear, best made, at $1.49; children's Under
dren's and infants wear at rock bottom prices.
Will gladly refund money for any article that
can be duplicated at above prices. Clarks
7:A 7th St NV.
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A Bicycle Road Race.
THE CAPITAL CLUBS THANKSGIVING RUN TO
MARLBORO AND HOME

MARLBORO AND HOME.
The annual Thanksgiving day run of the
Capital Bicycle club to Marlboro Md, took
place yesterday. The start was made at 10
a. m, and about sixteen riders took part. The
heavy rain OF the past week had made the road
never very good unusually heavy, but. with
the strong west wind blowing, the run down
was comparatively easy, Those who started
we, were Msssps. l. W; seely kaptainl, J. E. Learn
ing j. Nj. Borden Geo. F. RuOff, c. c. Tyler, r.
7. Dom. l.. j. Barber, z. b. Odds. B. H. Stine-
metz, tr-, W. E kearon, +. =. Brown, A. T..
King, Cilas. A. Burnett. Rex Smith, A. +. Knorr
and II. w. Higham. The party arrived at Marl-
horo nineteen miles, at 1890 and at O'Clock
sat down To previously prepared Thanksgiv-
ing dinner, with a dessert of persimmOns Of just
the right consistency. The terrible gale blowing
induced majority OF the party to foregO the
pleasure of the road race home for the less hon.
orable but more comfortable railway train.
seven men, however, started OH the return race
of nineteen miles over terribly rough and
hiily road, and with the wind blowing twenty
miles an hour directly in their faces. There was
no nope, under the circumstances, OF beating
the record of hour SO minutes, but very
credita5le time was made. Phil. 5. Brown won
the race in hour SLY minutes, Edison B. Odds
second. l.. w. Seely third, A. +. King fourth.
Previous records are: For 'S:s, w. F. Crossman,
1:45; for "a, l.. ]. Barber, 1:39 (record).
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HOW'S YOUR RHEUMATIC.

Is question that appeals every tortured victim Of
Rheumatism who finds the ordinary plasters and n-
iments pow .rless to Relieve him. To such the CUrI-
CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER is an elegant and never
falling source of relie banishing rheumatic neural
gle, sciatic sudden, sharp and pains as by
magic New original speedy, safe At druggists, 25c
five for 81, mailed free POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1-
CAL Co., Boston. nol5
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RESULT OF THE TRIAL OF CHARLES HAMIL-
TON FOR SHOOTING GEORGE A. HILL
The case efCharles Hamilton, colored, for the
murder OF George A. Hill by shooting him on
August goth, 1882, on account of q dispute
over q girl, was given to the jury about 4:3O
O'CLOCK wednesday afternoon. Not having
agreed at 10 o'clock at night Judge Macarthur
announced that he would come down to the
court Yesterday morning. AT IL O'Clock the
prisoner was brought in and the jury came In
with verdict of guilty of manslaughter. 1t Is
understood that the disagreement in the jury
room was on the question of mahslaughter or
murder: Hamilton. who has been on bail
SINCE rev weeks after his first trial, and has In
the meantime been married, was taken in GUS
toay and carried to Jail. Exceptions were
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

To Order. So pants. Eiseman. cor It'll & E.
Don't Fail to Read These Prices.
SLIT Ladies' Fine Glove Kid Top Button
Shoes
STAT Ladies' Excellent Kid and Pebble Goat
Common Sense Shoes, worth fully 1925.
1927 Ladies' Goodyear Hand Welt Wauken.
phast Shoes We have these in Curacao kid
straight goat and fine pebble goat.
SIC. Misses Pebble Goat School Shoes spring
heels or heels.
S1.17 Misses Fine Dress Kid Spring Heel or
Low Common Sense Heel Shoes.
97c. Children's Kid, Worked Button Hole.
spring heel, sizes TO IL.
e7c: Children's Fine Kid and Pebble Spring
97c Youths Serviceable Button Shoes These
are great bargain.
SLIT Boys Fine button and Lace Shoes.
$1.27 Mems Lace Shoes and CATERS
$1.47 Mems Fine Button Shoes
$1.07 Mems Excellent Calf Shoes Button
Lace or Congress, all styles.
1927 Mems Fine Dress Calf Boots
$1.97 Mems Solid Leather Kip Boots
81.27 Boys Kip Boots 97c. Youths Boots
STRASBURGER Bros, 72B 7th street, between
@ and h, and 461 Pennsylvania avenue.
Don't Buy Wraps before examining J. E.
Young's bargains, 736 7th St., Youngs Cloth
and Silk House.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmuSesnents TO.Ni.h,

AmuSenenfS Tonight.
CoSGREGATIoNAL- CHURCH.-Theo Thomas
concert.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The Wages of Sim"
ALBAUGHS OPERA HoUSE.-"A Bunch of
Keys"
WILLARD HALL--MiSs SaxtOn'S Dramatic
and Musical Recital.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Louise Pomeroy
In Hamlet"
DIME MUsEUM.-Cyril Searle in Arose
Michel"
THEATER CoMIoUE-Davene's allied attrac-
tion,.
The WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue
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AT The CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC
= h street:
Good Rio Coffee for lie H. best Rio for zoe. 10.
Old Government Java Tor 25c. III.
Black AID Green Tea for soc. per H.
Fine OulOng or Gunpowder Tea soc. per ID.
Fine English Breakfast or Japan soc. per Id.
Fine Oolong or Gunpowder Tea 15c. per III.
Finest OOlOng or GunpOwder Tea 81 per 10.
Send order by mail. or telephone 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

Great Bargains
N every department. A special drive in Ladies'
and Mems Underwear. French Merino only
45c. New Plaid Dress Goods, 12!ac. Our 37ia
all Col0rs-39c.; 10 Pieces more Of AZ inch
Black Cashmere at 4Sc., warranted all wool.
Our SOC X. & G. Corset is q great bargain. A
special job in heavy Double All Wool Shawls.
only $I.9S. Bales more Bed C0mfOrters large
size, 6Sc Turkey Red Damask CSC. Napkins
tain Lace, 10c. to SOC. Double width Cash
meres, oil colors, 12c. I'd. Childrens Ribbea.
Hose, white feet, pair for Csc. good six
Handkerchief from 25c. up. Mems Linen col.
lars, &c. Ladies' Linen Cape Collars, SC. usually
sold 8 for 26c. Silk Umbrellas, UNIQUE handles
aud other goods for Holiday Presents. Our
Cloak Department Is complete, A Job Lot of
ChiIdren's Newmarkets. with Capes, sizes 6 to
16, ut 1885, Aud q great many other bar.
gains. n. NEwMYER,
Cheap Day for tomorrow and next week Mt
Str,asburger's Dry Goods and Carpet House. 500
7th street: Newmarket or Russia Circular
Coats, $3.50, worth %; Silk Broche Visites
Chenille fringe, 1915, worth S15; fine Uoaks al
nearly hall price; Curtain Lace of all kinds
very cheap; Bed Comforts; from SIC: up; Blan-
mt i31Hc worth 25c.; Black Silk, actual value N
for roc; heavy Black Silk, CSC, worth 81 10
We nut very low price on plain and broche Vel.
vets. Good yard-wide Bleached Cotton. &c
Cloth Piano Covers, worked borders. 93 or
worth ~. Also, great bargains in Ccrsets,
boys wear from LOG. up. Carpets below cost to
close them out. Call and see the astonishfno
low mice In every department, and don't ms 3
a m fstake In name aud number.
aENRY STRAsBURGER
$40 7tn street, between II aud l.
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CHARLES ID. FREDERICKS, TO Broadway,
New York, the celebrated photographer, says
that AllcOck's Porous PlaSters have been used
by himself and family over twenty years. He
found them wonderfully efticaciouS in coughs,
colds, and pain in the back and side. Applied
TO the pit of the stomach they quickly cured
him of indigestion and dyspepsia. He also
found them admirable liver regulators when
applied on the right side.
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SNEEZE!.
1 SNEEZE!!!

until your head seems ready to fly off, until your nose
and eyes scharge excessive quantities OF thin rr-
tat ng. watery fuid until your head aches mouth and
throat parched and blood at fever heat This is an
Acute Catarrh and is instantly relieved by a single
DOSE and permantly cured by bottle OF SANFoRps
RADICAL CURE CATARRH.
Complete Treatment, with Inhaler, 81. co.
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal Solvent
and one improved Inhaler, In one package may now
be had of all druggists for $1.OO Ask for SANFoRDs
RADICAL CURE.
THE only absolute specific we know of"-Med.
Times Ihe best We have found in lifetime of SUI.
fering.'- Rer DR.. 1Nggin, Boston, "After a long
struggle with C.tarrh, the RADICAL CURE has con-
quered REP. s W. Mnroe, Le,cisb,1gh, Pa az have
not found case that it did not relieve at once
Andret0 Ice, Manchester, Mass
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON,
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THE Chicago Grocery Company, 500 9TH ST.,
offers Family Flour Sl-9S Dbl; best Fam
Patent Process Flour 1918 Dbl, S1.o9 bbl.,
S5c. 1. bbl
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Blout's Bargain Bulletin.

A"hNoH l'hDo AoH> IN IA
Our entire stock at greatly reduced prices.
Hat, Taylor bound, 40 cts; reduced from rs
cts. Fine French Felt Hats, IS cts; reduced
from $125: Ia doz; Beaver Tur6ans Velvet
Black Beaver Bonnets Velvet bound, 10 cts;
reduced from rs cts. 10 doz. Black Velvet
$3.50. lot of handsome Bonnets, small sizes,
at so cts; reduced from S1.25. Elegant Fancy
Wings and Breasts at 46, SO, "a, 70 and 80 cts:
assortment of ready-trmmed Hats and Bon
nets of the latest shapes and designs only, at
S2.49, $2.74, S29S, SO. 40, $685., 1888, $4.1O.
&C.: about half of their former price. Our stock
of Plumes. Tips and Aigrettes is still complete at
greatly reduced prices. Ladies in want of Milli-
chasing elsewhere, as we guarantee our prices
the lowest in the city. /. L. Blout,
TO 7th st. NV.
Cheapest After All, j. E. Young's Wool
Garments Cloth and Flannels, 736 7th St.
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RAILROAD RIvALS.-A San Francisco dis.
patch says: 1t Is stated that Senator James G.
Fair and MIR. James C.. Flood are each endeayOr.
ing TO obtain control OF the South Pacific rail-
road company, in which both parties own
stock; also, that Senator Fair offered Mr.. Flood
a heavy bonus to name u figure at which he
would buy or sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

\ LARGE LINE CF TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at 80
cents per ward at Moses & Sons, cor. 18th and
r streets northwest
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Saturdays Bargains,
Mems Chinchilla box coat & vest, 9Th q E,

CAStOPia.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastOria.
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castorta
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became q Miss
She chung to CastOria. thst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

GENUINE SEALSKIN CAPS tor Men and BOYS,
IOok at the 9Oc. and 81 20 tor Boys, at Francs,
corner 9TH and ID, the Only strictly One Price
Hat and Gents Furnishing STORE IN this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-27

Won win save zoe. ON Every Dollar bv
going to Auerbach's Knit JACKET Depot, 7th and
Gloves, Neckwear, Footwear, Underwear. Dress
shirts and Sewing Machines. i
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CITY ITEMS.

The Great Success Of Our Special Sale
or Fine Shoes induces US to continue 1t for o few
days longer.
WIN. HAHN Co.,
916 9TH ST. and 1922 Pa. ave.
Ladies' best straight goat hand-sewed Button,
Cousins makel 1918. worth $500.
Ladies' fine kid and goat Button, Cousins
makel $3.50, positively not sold anywhere less
Ladies' unrivaled $500 kid and goat But
ton.
Ladies' kid, pebble and glove-top Button, solid
sole: worked holes, S1.25, cheap at $1.75.
Misses finest straight goat Button $I.S5, &C
tual value $3.50.
Csc.
Child's fine kid, worked hole, tassel, spring
heel Button. 75c., worth 81 90.
q Gents finest custom-made Boots and Shoes
Gents strictly hand-sewed Shoes, $780,
Gents fine calfsewed and pegged Boots, o.. so.
Gents ~. 90 full stock kip Boots.
Boys and youths fine calf and kip Boots. 1
Saturdays Bargains.
500 fine Antique Tides, 1Oc each: $50 ele-
CANT Applique Embroidered Tides, only 4Sc.;
one lot Antique and satin Tides, large size
9Sc.; 10 dozen Gents Silk Hemstitched Hdkfs.,
only Soc; 5 dozen Gents Silk Hdkis., soc; Is
dozen Ladies' fine Linen Hemstitched Hdkfs,
1Oc.; Handmade Zephyr School Caps, 20c.;
Plush Bonnets, all celors, reduced to 81 .4S; Is
dozen Linen Frjnged Stamped Splashers Ice:
10 dozen Silk Applique Flowers, at &C. each; rs
dozen Ladies' Aprons, checked Muslin, 1Sc.
Another lot of those elegant Ladies' Merino
Underwear at Soc; q few more Children
down. Mrs. Max Weyl, agt