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FAIL OPENING
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NEW AND sEASONABLE GOODS
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8. we will display the
Latest Novelties In Black Dress Goods Black Col
ored Velvets. Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Embroder-
les, Laces. Handkerchiefs Nets Ribbons, Gloves,
Braids, etc.
E G. DAVIS,
10 Market Space, cor 9Th st.
Our Eastern buyer has just returned from New
retail trade ~N'f'~N ~ '--e "A'''' "a 'De "e'
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We have added largely to this department, and can
show all the newest aud most desirable styles in Silks,
ton Bison Robes, Tuned Robes Embroidered Robes,
ascs cosh ss co
sh a., and ScS.ch Goods IN gray mSsases Lupn eee
tabernacle Suits.
TRIMMINGS
The indications at present are that Feather Trim
mings win be largely used this season we have them
from SIC. to So per yard in ali styles and colors We
mile Fringes, Moss Trimmings BEADED Gimps and
Frnges, Drop Trimmings Fur Trimmings, etc. Oar
Coored Veivets is worthy of special mention they
were bought recently at less than of Importation
all good value and cannot be matched ii the price
We are acknowledged headquarters for Ribbons.
All widths and coiorS can be found in stock. We
sell an allSilk Satin and eros Grain Ribbon, good
quality No. at 12c No. II at l5c. per yard Satin
and Velvet Ribbons very cheap Fancy Ribbons,
Watered Ribbons all the latest novelties.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
We are Offering an all Linen Hemstitched Handker-
Chief very fine quality at lie, worth 25c We have
beautiful new yies in Fancy Hensiltclied aud
broidered Handkerchefs At 25c.; fine Colorei Bor-
aered Handkerchefs at l2c, former price Doc: all
Linen, new sty eS, Colored- f,ordered HemSttched
Handkefchefs at loo We have elegant fine French
Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs for $3.50 TO $40
each.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
We have Just added to stock an elegant line of
Ladies' and Childrens Merino Underwear. to which
we invite attention Superior makes and low prices
viii be the attractive features of this department. We
have also added complete line of Table Linens
Towels, Napkins, Doylles, Tray Cloths etc: fact
everything in the way Of Table Linen. suitable for
hotels and families.
Our stock of Embroideries, Laces Plain and Beaded
Nets KID and Cashmere Gloves, Black Merno, Cotton
and SILK Hosiery, Plain md Fancy Braids, Quilted
SILK and Satin Innings, Soaps, Perfumery, Fancy
Goods and Notions Is full and complete. We handle
only reliable goods and will guarantee Styles quality
and prices.
New Goods received every day.
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Sl.97 Ladies' Genuine Curacao Ktd
dress Shoe, flexible sole, box toe and con.
cave heels, or common-sense broad toe
and low heels. These are worth fully 90
SIC. Misses Spring Heel or Heel, pebble button
SI.25.
s7c. Youths serviceable School Shoes, button
&c. Children's Spring Heel Shoes, kid or pet-
bic goat. worth fully 0Oc.
27c. Infants Button Shoe, worth fully SOC.
$2.17 Mems Genuine Calf Shoes, button, lace
and Congress. pointed toe or broad tread,
worth fully $3.50
SLIT Mems Lace Shoes; these are durable and
o., dress d1ressy; worth fully $50.
47c. Ladies' fine Kid Opera Slippers, worth
75c.
The above is only small list OF the manv
bargains now sold by the popular shoe houses Of
STRASBURGER Bros,
726 7th street, between g and H, and 46I Penn.
sylvania avenue, near 41.a street.
Third Special Sale Mt Ciark.s. 1874 7th
st. NV. tomorrow: Our 500 bone French
woven Corset 9Sc., regular price in every store
$I75; health Corset 91c., regular price 81 %;
2bc. Corset, 1sc. Match our Kid Gloves in
Pr1ce and Quality If you can; our 5-button seal
iop-top undressed KID Glove, S1.I9; regular
Kid Glove, &C. Fresh arrival Of vest-front,
coat-back Jersey 81 SO, regular price So 80; our
$2.24 Goat-back Jersey, STA; our s!.25 chill
&c.,; our s3.75 scallop and braided Jersey,
coat-back, S2S our 81. 6S Jerseys, lined with
wide braid, $1.92. Seasonable Underwear at
very low prices; wool Vests and Pants, 61c.,
worth 81; merino Vests and Pants, Arc, worth
Toe; merino Vests, 34c.; worth Soc; ladies' and
gents scarlet medcated Vests and Pants, 73c
worth 81 20; children's scarlet Vests, 34c. up;
worth 81. At Clark's, 734 9TH st. NV, to-mor-
row only.
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WV III. RIcH
III MARKET SPACE
GRAND OPENING OF FALL BOOTS AND SHOES
Cut this out and show il to your friends and con-
vince them that in addition complete line of
Ladies and Gents Fine Boots and shoes have the
Washington public
" Cur Kid Box Toe 90
&5o..:. Very fine Cur. Kid Box Toe. 30
S.Oo--.Extra fine Cur. Hid Common SENSE 800
S.oo... Extra nne Cur. Kid Box Toe. 300
ooU...-..-T To Measure, Genuine Donsoia-..... 90
Any style.
}. {. BENNETT q BARNARDS
Fine Handmade Boots and SiipperS
Lace, Good 81 ye.......S So 90
Splendid Three Styies..--....-..- 100
oOO-..--..--.Genuine Calf and 500
Every Pair Warranted.
fine Calf 400
Lace or Congress, Broad or Narrow Toe.
Hand Welt tour spec alt 49, ...... 500
Equal ia style and Fit 10 Any.
For School shoes it VIII pay you 10 come and
We have combined good looks quality and low prices
together.
Large lineof Childrens and Misses Spring Heels
We make q Genuine Handsewed Ladies kans aroo
or Kid 70 order Tor S.
az Market Space
No Branch Stores seq
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SUFFERERS FROM THE EFFECTS OF QUIN-
line, used as r. medy for chs and fever. VIII. APP
preciate Ayers Ague Cure q powerful tonic bitter
composed wholly Of vegetable substances, without
particle OF any noxious drug. Its action is peculiar
prompt and powerful, breaking up the Chill curing
the fever and expeiling the poison from the system
yet leaving NO harmful unpleasant effect upon the
patient oc8
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Money to Loan in sums over ST. 900 at S and 6 per
cent on real estate security. Wei have several fine
Houses to rent in northwest section S75 to 5000
per month, furnished or unfinished. Property
placed in our hands for sale and rent advertised at our
expense. oc-.Im
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Fine Shoes at. Low Prices

Gents hand-sewed calf CATERS and hinton
shoes at S2:97, generally sold at $3.50. Ladies
hand-sewed straight goat and kid shoe. com.
sold at 3d. Misses hand-welt pebble goat and
kid shoe, at $1.65, usually sold at So. Boys'
calf button shoe. at S1.9o, generally sold at
shoe, kid, pebble, and straight goat, in B. q. D.
Z. widths, at 81 Al, usually sold at 81. French
kid infant Shoes at Soc, the finest made snid
elsewhere at S1.25. u. Strasburger. No s an6
7th street, four doors above l. ~ o.
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OUR 400 HAND-sEwED CATERS, for ladies
and gentlemen, are equal to $500 Custom
made Youngs, 4O2 eth ST.,
Sole Agent for $3.50 Electric Shoes.
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Fresh Alderney Butter chnrnex,
Ing and delivered in - Id. Ward. nr,y,s M on
per 10. Also cottage cheese and b,stta. SEc
sweet MIX &C. per quart. C-eam K Sa,,t a'alA
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We DO Not Sfn.,v

how cheap we can manufacture garment I'm,
the same and yst oa s every detail composing
lower than clothing manufactured snr .GM, ano
purposes. Eiseman Bros, 7th and q AT .. !oOoine
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We Have No Spec;aI,,...

il our speciality. We know all about sSnse'
az we manufacture all we sell. EisemsSn0 p.ls
Clothers and Tailors, corner eth aud n ~ Dles..
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Boys Solid Leather Hooked RAJ.
from csc. up. q. Strasburger, No. g0a ~
street. four doors above l. w" q
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OUR $3.50 HAND-SEwED CALF Doors, in five
widths are the best ever offered. Grain, Kip
and Rubber Boots for hunters.
At Ioung's, 402 tn ST.,
Heilbrun's old stand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

ONE OF THE SECRETS of our success 1--WE will
give IL away, as none OF our competitors can
make use of it, we deal only in clothing, and
manufacture every garmentwe sell. Manufac-
tory, AS Howard street, Baltimore. Eiseman
Bro, corner It'll and streets.
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LADIES GLOVE KID, DoNGoLA AND SoUDAN
BUTTON, LACE AND CONGRESS CATERS. $50
to $3.50. Imported Felt slippers, WoOl-lined
Laced Shoes, Fleece-lined and Electric Soles,
At Youngs, 400 7th ST.,
See The Old Lady in Window.
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r. MoCKBEE & Co, corner 18th and F streets.
Gentlemen will please take a look at our dis
play of S. shoes. Also complete stock of
ladies. misses and children's shoes, at the low
est prices. Give Ii call.
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sale of Cloaks at Clark's, 734 18th st. n W, to-
morrow. Children's Havelocks, S3.4S; reglt-
lar price SO. Children'S Havelocks S39S: reg
ular price 1918. Chiidren's NewmarketS with
shoulder capcs, $3.50; regular price S625
Ladies SIX Flsites, regular price SD, special
price S1.42. Elegant Ottoman Silk Vfsites.
trimmed all round with wide fur. quilted silk
lining, S15.92: every other store sells them at
S24. Bcret Cloth Visite latest novelty Tea ther
trimmed, SI1.97. Elegant Newmarket Coats.
our Sl5 grade, at S1I.49; our SIS grade at
Sl42l. Black Jersey Goats, S4 go regular
price 50. Make your purchases Tomorrow and
save 40 per cent on each dollar. Remember
Ciark's, 73i 9TH st. NV.
IOu VIII Save iGc. On Every Dollar
by going to Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms,
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A USTIN P. BROWN
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
142O street northwest

"A HEH "a 5Tr ATE , ASP IeASs
HOUSES FOR SALE
new brick Houses. Wallack Place, corner 18th st.
B Ei; House 18th st: above Iowa Circle $3.50.
BRICK q House, 81 vermo Hp ave. bs and
brick Houses, 18th ST., bet Q and R, $500 to
brick Houses st. bet sth and 10 sts, 5000
krick House House st ne bet 10th and 12th $4,000
a brick Houses. o St, bet. l1th and 18th, $1,000
Brick House, St NV, bet. 5th and eth. $4,000.
Brick House. d st. bet. I'd and 3D. NV. $4,000.
81 BrisS House. Corcorsn ST., bet. 11th and 18th.
Brick House, 131a ST. sw., Smithsonian Insti-
8 brick buses, 2sth st, $500 to 1000
Brick House, 9th and w, $4,000.
brick Houses 18th st, near NV, So 500.
Large double House. Nj massachusetts, ave, bet 18th
81 800. GIN '''-' ~-'o0 "no
Large House. near Scott circle, S125.OOO.
: bfick Houses, Is St n.e bet 9th and 9Th, So 500
Bnct House. l4th ST. Agricultural depart
g., House and corner Lot Connecticut ave. suitable
B Bf H Houss st, near ne; d 18th st. ooo
S2oV00. ~ N' VII" '''''ie'
Brick House, cor. I77.s aid r. $4,000
Oh, Frame Cottage large lot, ST, New Hamp-
iioaSS. 81, ueb lStu rem. ave, SyOOOO
Brick House, 10th st. Sc. bet. + and Co. So 600
brick HOUSES, Riggs St. 50, 500 EACH
Brick HOUSE, cor. Riggs aud 18th $1,000
BRICK House, Vermont ave, bet X and L. S35 600
Brick House, ST., bet. 7ih ana 9th II W. S OOOO
New brick House, Iowa circle SIC 500
Brick House, cor Mass ave, aud 18th st, $4,000,
a sY anS
Money TO loan Oh real estate security.
Large loans specially. oc3-lm
A BsoLUTE BARGAIN-7 ROOM NEW PRESS
"A Ell Brick House, 1925 18th ST. NV: So ,O0
monthly payments: annual tenant secured for second
va ne increasing. Also, full 7oct Piano. 5 Two fine
Parlor Organs. 500 and $50; terms So monthly
\ B.-Money loaned on Pianos, Furniture and
any good collateral ~
EXCHANGE RANK,
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Gents Patent Leather pnmn.
and Oxford ties, from S1o3up. Rows, 49,,
9Sc, up. u. Strasburger, No. 9u8 7sR strea,
four doors above /. ~ ." &c q
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BARGAINS to be had at Frees Auction Sale Of
Books and Pictures. See advt. Friday even
Ing, October 9th, 700 Market Space.
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CITY ITEMS.


from 75c. 20 66c.; our regular SOC. Vests to sec:
our ssc. Vests 70 Csc; Children's Vests and
Pants nom 1Oc. up; Mems Scarlet Wool Shirts
dren's All Wool Jerseys 75c: fsdies' Jerseys
nom s9c up; our =, Ven En known dGs;smers e
Flannel 2Oc.; Canton Flannel &c. ward vide
cotton &C.; Linen Handkerchief Sc: Velveteen.
plain and brocade. Soc; Blankets and Comforts'
also Ladies' and Children's Newmarkets and
Circulars at manufacturers' price. A. stem. oOz
7th street, between ! and X.
JOhnson's Oyster Saloop..
40 and 442 eth street, one door nom = Prime
salt oysters, all brands, received daily and
served In every available style. Raw box
atty. Oysters by the quart delivereS! ali
selected. Ladies' Saloon frst floor. Polite at.
tention.
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ssMY DAUGHTER HAS TAKEN THE MEp1-
AsAcne faithfully according TO directions and her
health and spirits are perfect The humor Is all
gone from her face. / wish every anxious mother
might know what blessing Ayers sarsaparlla is in
such cases
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

GIVE Your CHILDREN B. III. Douglass & Sons
CapsicUm Cough Drops for their Coughs. Colds
and Sore Threats; they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing TO the taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

| Extra Fine Select Oysters tbfrtv ,o,,.,
per quart, at Weser's, No. 1II6 E street ror9i
west. Also. hne stock of New Ynrt o ~, .u
Philadelphia Oysters received daily. s.Iu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

AN INcoRRIoIBLE vAGRANr-T o m a g
Cronin, young man from Baltimore, was be-
fore the Police Court yesterday charged with
vagrancy, and the judge released him on his
personal recognizance. Last night he was rear
rested for trying to get into stable to sleep,
CHARGES AGAINST A DEMOCRATIC CANDI-
DATE.-The charges against r. A. Ayers, bour-
bon candidate for attorney general of Virginia,
were published in Richmond yesterday. They
are that he contracted to sell 2, 800 acres of
land for o stipulated sum, and that he sold the
same for double that amount to a Philadelphia
firm, and was paid the commission agreed upon.
CARR ACCEPTs.-Hon. Joseph B. Carr has ad-
dressed a letter to Chairman Hustled, OF the
New York republican convention, accepting
the nomination for lieutenant governor ten
dered him by that body.
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His Last Red Cent.

A letter was received at the city post office
this morning with the following superscription:
''The p. NJ. will please deliver this to some man
who is rich but anxious to better himself" In.
side the envelope was one "red cent"-an old
copper penny-and the following written on q
sheet of note paper:
zoos HIGH STREET,
GEoRGETowN, ID. c., October 9Th.
To you, who have your portion of this worlds
goods, will this, my last ''red cent" together
with my ill luck and many misfortunes. "For
unto him who hath shalt be given and unto
him who hath not shall be taken away, even
that which he hath" Witness my hand and
seal this Sth day of October, 1SS-.
of MOrgantOWn. N. c.
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Orr1cE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsIGISGToS, u. c.. Oct. o. 1855, II am.
For the middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather. northoaSterly winds, becoming va
riabic. nearly stationary temperature.
For : Saturday generally fair and slightly warm
Or weather is indicated for the middle Atlantic
state. Tennessee and the Ohio valley and New
England
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HnNNS FUXZ1erS,
Hahn's Infants 35c. Kid and Goat Button.
Hahn's Child s Csc. Heel and Spring Heels
Hahn's Misses CSC. Kid and Pebble Button.
Hahn's Youths 81 Solar Tip Button.
Hahn Boys 81 .25 Stylish Solid Button.
Hahn's Gents 81 Calf Button Laced Caters.
Hihn'S Gents p. solid Kip Boots
Hahn's Gents $3.50 Calf Sewed and Pepeed
Boots.
Hahn's Gents SIS Genuine Hand-sewed Shoes.
Hahn S Ladies' 65c. Solid Laced shoes.
HahIs Ladies voc. feooie and Kid Button.
equal OF any 81 shoe.
1t has always been a puzzle to the consumers
as we'll as to our competitors, how we can afford
to sell serviceable goods at such low prices. hut
we do it. and will refund the money for anv
pair that does not prove satisfactory
WM. HAHN & Co.
i S16 9TH st. aud 1922 Penna. ave.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Irn.,ar.
wear doc, at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Denot
7th and III.
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CITY ITEMS



Scotch Lamb'sWool Underwear, 81. %, 81 30 -
White and Colored Merino do, o. so IL 81.
We keep the Largest Stock OF Underwear In city.
Men Extra Heavy Brown Canton Drawers soc
Shaker. Lambs Wool, and Merino Half Hose.
Perrin Frere's Kid Gloves, Dogskin Gloves:
Suspenders, Hdkfs, e. & w. Linen Collars, INN.
brellas;
Splendid assortment Silk Neckwar, %, SOC:
Heavy regular made French Socks, 2 pair 25c,
call for inspection respectfully solicited
Il. Q. LEWIS. 800 7th St., bet. and X NV.
Estabhshed 1868. One lowest price to all.
The following special bargains:
will be offered positively for tomorrow only at
r. .GOldschmids S12-7th st. q. ". Large ni,,sh
albums &c; worth 200; Fine polished wal
nut, mahogany, ebony or ash cornice poles conn
piete, only 25c; worth Soc; White china
chamOer sets 10 pcs. decorated with broad col
ored borders and gold lines only 50. II; Colored,
or White shelf paper SO sheets for 15c; sold else
wnere for 4Oc; Elegant decorated dinner sets
aged reduced from $500; to 81. 90: Clocks in
nandsome plush cases only 1.S9; worth 8. 90:
Towel rollers &c; worth 15c; Rising sun stove
polish cakes for Csc; regular price tsOc: Hand
painted french china fruit plates oniy 3c.
Saucers to match lie; Clothes baskets only
39c; larger size 49c; extra large size 89c: worth
1:OO; clothes hampers SIC; worth ]. 90; English
CHINA decorated tea sets new square shane SO
pcs. reduced from 500 to 3.75; Jewel OF the
GOblets with engraved band g for 20c: silver
plated napkin rings &c; 1Oc Scrubbing brushes
Tor &c; Handsome cuspadores reduced from
LOO; to 400; Colored glass1tumblers for pic.
worth SOC; Crystal glass breakfast sets pcs.
only 25c.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Upun1srrpY Gonns

John Wanamaker's representative, Mt. r.
Togrhiana, from Grand Depot, Philadelphia,
now at the National Hotel tor a few days-en-
trance 2I3 north 9th street-with fall line of
Lace and Madras Curtains; also, big assortment
Of Turcoman and Tapestry Curtains and China
Silks in all colors. which can be seen at any
time between 10 and O'Clock.
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Try BLoME's Lime Juice Tablets

Souvenir PRICES at NJ. Kaufman's opening,
Saturday, October 10.
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BLoNE's Mixed Tablets, in all fruits, is fine.

SEE Post and Republican for NJ. Kaufman's
lpeniny.
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We SHOW the most complete stock of cloth
ing in the city. III you will take a look through
our building you will find a verification OF what
We say. Eisenan Bros corner 7th and streets,
manufacturing clothiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

Mr.. L. G. MARINI's Academy, Masonic hall,
9th and streets, is now open, and new classes
formed every Saturday at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09

JUST RECEIVED new and elegant styles of
Chamber Suites in walnut, cherry, and ash
Call and examine our stock and compare our
prices Brietbarth's, Odd Fellows Hall.
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OUR STOCK of Misses Button SIS cts. to Sc. so,
Childs Button 80 cts. to 81 so, Youths Lace
and Button so cts. to $500, Boys Button 81 90
to $3.50, was never better.
Young's, 4O2 18th ST.,
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SOUVENIR PRICES at N. Kaufman's opening,
Saturday, October 10.
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Dr.. HIDDEN, specialist, at Wizards to-mor-
row, IL to4.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

WE HAVE THE FINEST SELEfTION OF
w Furnished Houses Of any Arm in the citv r.
parties wishing same will call at our once thcy nil
lind no trouble In getting suited '.~' VIM
MAC GOWAN 4 BARKrp
oc0-2w 1S4S F st., opposite Ebbitt Honsa
EOR SALE-A GOOD CHANCE-A BOARDING
y House, well located and doing q good business
ONCE. OcS-3t*
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GRAND OPENING at NJ. Kaufman's clothing
palace, corner sth and 1 streets southeast, Sat
urday, October 10.
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GRAND OPENING at NJ. Kaufman's clothing
palace, corner Sth and l streets southeast, Sat
UrdaY. October 10.
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Anaifs In west W..h,u@tou.

DROPPED DEAD.-Mary Bowens, colored
woman about 30 years Of age. residing at 1412
saith street, dropped dead about two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at her home. The coroner
was notified and At 10 o'clock this morning he
made post mortem examination, and gave q
certificate OF death from congestion Of the
lungs.
NOTES.-The National Union Insurance Co.
intend erecting six brick houses on Valley street
near Road street.-The sidewalks along the
different streets are in need of repairs, and
should be attended to.
A STREET FIGHT.-John NJ. veale and Mar.
maduke G. Leigh, recently partners in the gro.
Gerry business here, were before Judge Smell to-
day charged with engaging in q personal en-.
counter near S2d and NJ streets. Leigh charged
Veale with biting him, while the latter charged
Leigh with drawing knife. Each denied the
others charge, but upon other testimony the
court imposed fine Of $5 on each of them.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
ATT A. M.-Great Falls, temperature. Sc: con-
dition, %. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
63; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection, 5. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, SO: condition at influent gatehouse,
30: condition at efi1uent gatehouse. SO. High
tides in the river to-day at 500 am. and 1928
b., m.
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LADIES AND ChILDREN's CLoAKs must be
sold regardless ofcost- Go to j. K. Young, 736
st m
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For.IToTHE FINEST MADE

Equal To THE FINEST MADE
Eahn's Gents $500 CustOm-made Boots.
Hahn's Gents $3.50 and $500 Seamless
Vamp.
Doneola Kid Top Custom-made Shoes.
Hahn's ST. 90 genuine Hand-sewed Ladies
Straight Goat and Kid Button.
Hahn's Ladies own make $3.50 Kid and
Goat Button
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-09
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J.JAY GOULD has gone to NewYork andBOStOn
to select the latest novelties in Japanese goods,
toys, decorative pictures, Xmas cards, DC.