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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-08

PERSIAN LAMB JACKETS.
The black Persian lsmb-skins, gene
rally known a. Astrakhan, but which
are much moro silky than the curly As
trakhan skins, are made in closely fitted
Jackets, rather abort and single-breasted,
viii : standing collar and cost-sleeves
without cuffs. These are worn with
cloth or velvet dresses that are trimmed
with the same fur, and are also worn
With the deepest mourning. They cost
el25 or more, according to their size
and quality.
fRLERISEs AND FIcHus OF FUR.
Sesl-skin, sable, beaver, black mar
ten, otter, chinchilla, and the black Per-
slan lsmb-skins are made up into round
Sepss or pelerines that reach only to
20 elbows, have high standing col
y, and are sometimes edged with balls
~or fringe Of fur. The high-shouldsred
appearance Is now removed from these
cspes, but the sides are held down by
elestic straps that pass under the arms.
fiehus Of fur are also made with fronts
falling below the waist, and round
eepe-Iike backs. These little wraps are
liked BY young ladies and misses to
wear over closely-iitted long coats or
jackets Of cloth or velvet.
YUE-LISEp CIRCULARS.
Fur Iinipes areso hsssy thxl they are
...| u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05
The Charge Against Roller Skating
Kinks.
From the Cleveland Leader

1AOAA tuc NItEtlanu Le4tieF-
a styhshly-dressed young lady. whose fea-
lures We're concealed by a thick veil. entered
the downtown Office of a prominent physician
yesterday afternoon, and, with some show OF
nervousness, requested an audience with him
The doctor led the way into his private office.
and the fair patient removed her veil. remark.
Ing as she did 50, Il wish YOU would ten me
what Is the matter with my face
In the mlv-lighted room the physician was
uEapie 10 discover that anything was WRONG
stepping 10 the window, the lady said pointing
10 tIie IGsulsh Cllnples that nature had placed
on cheeks and chin and the little creaSes about
tne corners OF her eyes: ADO Won see thata Nv
face looks as though had been workine, in :,
coal mine. Closer inspection showed the physi-
can mat the dlmples and creases as we'll as the
larger pores in the lady's face We're filed with a
DARK. gr1my substance Il have scrubbed and
worked at that until am tired but cannot re-
move H. am satisfied il is not dirt she con-
tlnued, evidently judging from the phvsician's
look that he was about to tell her to take a
bath. w e q
Il understand" remarked the doctor with a
smile; the roller rink again.
." hat do you mean?" she asked in a troubled
tone. " "
Nothing but roller rink dust. That is all n
Is notnlDS serious Try soap and water again
enQ use mis- solution before retiring AT night
and your complies ion will be all right again"
ON, am so glad the lady remarked as she
ADJUSTED her veil and departed
~Ihat Is the latest feature Of the roller skating
cIdZe, remarked the physician TO a reporter
VINO mad overheard the conversation with some
aInuselnel5- That is the second lady who has
week. F' '" iSAAiA
w hat is the cause of ito
w ny. you see, the dust that rises from the
moor OF the rink is very fine ard penetrating.
MLLeH II ststles on the skin, dampened with
pores. ~ 'iie
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Terrible SIeighinc Accident.

CAUSED BY A DRUNKEN DPTvEF-Two PERSONS
KILLED AND TWELVE INJURED.
a terrible slishing accident occurred last Fri.
day night near the village OF Futz. ten miles
from Allentown. Pa. by which two persons
were Killed outright, five probably fatally
injured. and seven others hurt seriously III ap-
pears that the party, composed OF sixteen per-
sons, including number of young women. left
Eutz in large sleigh for neignboring village
Inc party stopped at a number of taVernS on
Inc way. and the men imbibed pretty freely.
AL went right, however, until on the way home,
ana when John Hayes, the driver, who had be
come intoxicated, drove the horses up on an
emnank1nent. oVerturniDg the sleigh. The oc-
cupants were thrown under Lle heavy vehicle
and before they could eXtricate themselves the
frightened horses ran away. Some Of the party
were dragged a distance of one hundred yards.
John HAYES and boy named Henry Mover
were Killed. The injured are twelve in num-
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Romance in Jersey City.

LITTLE CHILD RECOGNIZES HIS LONG LOST
MOTHER II THE STREET.
From the y. Y World ID
About dusk last night a handsome young
woman with strongly marked Celtic features
stepped from Montgomery street car at the
bergen avenue crossing. Jersey City. bright
mite lad scarcely seven years old stood ON the
stoop. who as he saw the woman ran towards
her, and catching hold of her cloak looked
plealingly into her face.
Hello, mamma he cried IoyfulIv. The wo-
man started aud turning round plt, he'd the boy
aside with the remark. Run away. sonny. /
am bot your mctli-r. Her face was pale. and
him.
s Yes you are: know YOU. NANNY, Why
Tile woman paid no attention 10 the lad. but
started to waikup West -idcavenUe. she pulled
the bell OF "a neat white cottage. which was an
swered by some one whDClu>et the door a soon
as she was inside Aiter being east OF tho l@d
ran home. Half an hour later he and q refined
looking gentleman stopped in front Of the cot
Lage ana The gentleman raped for atilnittance.
The cOmely young woman opened the door.
THANK heaven, NaeEic. have found YOU at
last was the Spontaneous cry % the man.
back.
..Dont know rnoo Surely Won cannot say
that. Maggie said The gentleman in husky
voice AT this point burly man appeared ON
This is my wife" he said.
~ our wife. That cannot be- married her
seven years ago. replied the stranger at the
ayes. and she IA ms mamma" mt IN the hoy
Seeing policeman aI..,:,.tt.. ;... lad al MS
father were a>SCG fp~if E.l-y irfuat-t,, seT-
eral hours and Wt'~- nor S.-.- c,sliiH-. out.
Prom one of the No. Er.r> % ts .,.;Cr I'll TIE
boTtd learned their strange >fs.ss f5,t w,iII;a
Is known as Mrs iir.ri,'' -iss- s..a-.ied John
Hurley. re- -Hcf: r.r tt.,- ,..-. n'Hit q: year
ago ana Ia >.nte -.'r'' " "a. &c. ~ IL. ne little
house on vs. Sic a.. ..." ~.,r J. an irish
woman. tut ~ - ---sc- he lied as maid
with wetilat =: II. - .,.rs!v named Jobes,
VINO hF3'i /" sti-st ..,- ---ft- ..lSG8eHf IN the
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English Ladies' Who Fence.

Inc fashion of fencing is spreading to the la
dies Of England. Their costume is a cross be-
tween Turkish wOmans attire and the dress
OF Claude Hel8otte in the first act of the sJady
OF Lyons. The favorite material is black satin
picked out with terra Gotta and the costume
CONSISTS OF Turkish trousers. a short Killed
sklrt- WIN several rows OF narrow red braid a
blouse with sailor collar Of red silk terra Gotta
stockings, and curious little cap or head-dress
of the two coIorS
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Killed ON the Train.

THE son OF THE MAYOR OF RICHMOND. VA
SHOT.
Percy Darlington. the son ofthe rnavoror pfob-
mond, was shot by Jos. Martin in Virginia Mid
iand passenger train Tuesday morning. and died
rom his wounds at O'CLOCK Tuesday night AT
the University OF Virginia. The cause Of tho
shooting grew out ofa dispute over a scat il, The
car, harrington received three shots one i'm he
neck. One in the groin and one ia ~ ~ ~ M
I'm mas been lodged in the AIbemarle county
IaLi. Id.ringtoA body was taken TO Rich
armed and used insulting Ianora'1s - 7" -
rnSton. IN his antc-InOrte.n statement do
cared That the shooting was u.provoked. They
under the influence Of liquor "''"
ne shooting occurred On the train from the
south. which arrived in this city yesferday
ap4u. noon, bringing with il several troonS ~
ulllua ~ was approaching Greensboro \ {,
Cured A 'i4e ai-idy oc-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

For centuries 1t has been contended that p
cough medicine to be effective must contain
morphia, opium, or some other equally dam
gerous drug, and to-day nearly every cough
mixture in the market has for it's base some
one OF these deadly poisOns A purely vegeta-
Die and at the same time efficacious cough cure
mas been considered impossibility The
harmful and at times fatal results attending
the use ofmorphia and opium cough mixtures
are OF common occurrence everywhere, and in
every part of the Union deaths have according
to the testimony of physicians and coroners
resulted from the use of these dangerous prep
arotlons. 1t is for this reason that medical au-
thor1ties and leading public men speak so en-
Enthusiastically OF the Importance and value of
the discovery of Red Star Cough Cure. Gov
ernor McLane and Attorney General Roberts
OF Maryland Mayor Latrobe and Postmaster
Adreon, of Baltimore, and other wel-known
o1hclals OF Federal, State and municipal gov
ernments have publicly certified to the harm
lessness and marked efficacy of Red Star Cough
Cure. Every one will find il a safe, sure cure
III Is entirely free from opiates, narcotics emet-
les and poisOns. 1t leaves no bad effects. IT.
does not derange the system. 1t is pure. pleas
ant, prompt. Sold by druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the United States at fifty
cents bottle. THE CHARLES A. VoGEIEH
COMPANY, Sole PrOprietorS, Baltimore, Mary-
land.
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rsfuk RED 4 -" IFE. Nora DAUGETFR-rS-IAw.
Toey DECK; a. FARMER, lives comfortably near
ae "a, Ga Lis wife died several months a1n
a., MS son jesse, who was under engagement
up the nuptials and thus give renewed iif ~
taie nolne circle lie was slow about the matter
aoWeNer, and the cid gentleman beeoming en-
asps ateu, shaved OF his beard of thirty wears
anu CohElnS MS best suit, started ont for tbs,
Tnssiaenee OIL MS prospective daughter-in-law ".
ne eAPiaIneo MS dissatisfaction with his sons
want OF energy, and proposed To scIve ,Ia ,oi
yer oy nlinseiI becoming her husband. The lady
consented, the ceremony was performed "a oncs
hnd when Jesse returned home he fonnd ,hoi
aus intended wife was his stepmother. 'DA'
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To THE PUBLIC:
From personal experience, well as from
observation OF its marked efficacy in other
cases that have come under our notice, we
cheerullv recommend RED STAR COUGH
CURE as a sTfe and reliable family medicine
Combining the power to relieve and cure
promptly, with the rare quality OF being en-
tiTeIy free from opiafes. poisons and narcot-
les. as demonstrated by the analyses OF
recognized medical authorities, it may Justly
be termed a rafHoble discovery.
We concur in the official opinion of the
Commissioner OF Health of Baltimore, that sit
happily supplants the Objectionable and not
unfrequently harmful features OF other cough
mixtures
BALTIMORE Nd Feb 8, 1885.
r. ". McLANE,
Governor of Maryland.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
Attorney General.
&c. LATROBE,
Mayor of Baltimore.
A.P GORMAN,
United States Senator.
HARRISON ADREON,
Postmaster, Baltimore.
THOMAS s. WILKINSON,
City Commissioner.
JAMES r. EIORNER,
City Comptroller.
EDWIN III. WEBSTER,
Collector of the Port
]. III. SELIMAN,
Collector U. s. Internal Revenue.
HART B. HOLTON,
Member of Congress-
III. CLAY DALLAM,
Judge Appeal Tax Court.
P. A. OBRIEN,
State Inspector Steam Boilers
SAML A. CLAGETT,
Sanitary Inspector.
VIM. II. HISS
Purveyor Bayview Asylum.
JAMES s. MORROW,
Chief Judge Appeal Tax Court
WE TOO HAVE TESTED TT
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AN Ice GORGE SEVENTEEN MFRS Io>-o
Iambertville. fourteen miles above IT,, - ilo!il
ferlwlg, three miles below. II is high enoi,,ab
at the Pennsylvania railroad bridge for q NJ :,
20 cliino easily 10 the top of the piers thirt
Iset above mean water mark. CITY Suryeynr
maven has made an exact calculation NJ fba
tnIckne>s OF the gorge at Periwig Bar and ne
found II 10 he thirty-fye feet Residents ~
e1u1n trenton are preparing for the break M
Hhlch Wall certainly follow several DAYS Of COZ
uhnous thaw- Naiuables in nearly every b0nse
on the streets near the river bank have 49,
moved 10 the second stories. and boats lie ~,
'front.' Oh great many of the dwellings on Fair
seieet, ready Tor Use in an emergency The
ueshet % 1s5. was caused by q gorge less
threatening than this. The water then reached
I piS 20 Inc second stories OF River street
psfhaFd Esan, in anticipation OF q similar vIsi-
.aeoh, mas run rope from his boat in the street
70 tue shutters OF bis second story window
g ag,eTai houses have been vacated by tenants
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,TEAMER T. V ARRowsMITH.
FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF.
STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI HErWEIsN NEW NoRK AND HAVRE
company per. No. IL North River foot of MOI
ton street. New \ ork.
Sttrt,Elnain, lrnuh, "Wednesday, March 1, Sa m.
Canada dc kCrSabeC Wednesday March l. 1 pm
Lat ador. Perier dHunteriye, "Wednesday. Marcl
Is, "a.
Checks payable on sight, IL amounts 10 suit on IN
IanQ1e 1ransatlantique Of Paris. LOUIS DE BE
ban. Agent. No q Bowling Green New York
MesSrs. BELL K CO, Agents the District of &c
lumb.a, l431 PennS! lvaIia avenue.
fe2H Washington. d. C
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HADE Coon HIS THREAT-John Brock q
Weli-to-do- farmer, residing near Ietart Wesr
va; sometime ago incurred the enrnifv Of Fol
FcSenS, dlsreputable person, who nnbIicJy,
aSoWed tnat he would burn Brooks boute -
stable ana other property. Last Friday niaht
ne carried out these threats. and i'm additi7,n
placed poison ia the well. He then escaTff on
one OF brooks feet horses. \ posse was or.
eaniZeo ana started after him. Brooks loss
Will amount to over So OOO iosS
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.

FOR THREE DAYS LONGER
sale OF Silver Plated Ware, Bronzed. The sale OF
Plated Company. viii Continue To-MoRRoWu at
ZEN An, HA1F-PAST TWO HALF-PAST
SEAEN PM, aud make positive closing sale
SATURDAY.
mh4-3t WAITER r WILLIAMS & CO. Aucta
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WE. TOO, HAVE TESTED 1T.
To THE PUBLIC:

To THE PUBLIC:
In view of the hurried results which so fire.
quently attend the use of so-called patent or
proprietary cough syrups containing morphia,
opium and other equally dangerous drugs the
undersigned, physicians of Maryland, take
pleasure in endorsing the official opinions ex.
pressed by the Commissioner of Health of Bal
tInlore DR.. Samuel X. Cox, analytical chemist,
OF Washington, and other authorities to the
effect that the RED STAR COUGH CURE is not
only perfect harmless. but at the same time
an original and most effective remedy. and
that it commends itself alike for being entirely
Vegetable-free flom Opiates, poisons and mar
cotlc>-and for its prompt efficacy, as demon
tratedYgv practical tests.
BALTIMORE, Md, Feb IL, 1885.
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THOMAS D. BOND, Administrators.
TRJ-STEl,S S.rr or v,YrS prr oUc o>r rty

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
AND SIXTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue OF deed in trust to me. dated Feb -
ruary "a, 1885, and duly recorded in Lber A.
1oho Zo2 DC, of the land records of the District ~
OF Columbia the subscriber viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
70 NE hlghest bidder on the premises on " EpS -
O'CLOCK z. NJ. all that piece or parcel of land stu
ated and lying in the city of Washington, District OF
Columbia. and being known and described on the
ground plan said city in Thomas d. Bonds recorded
SUBDIVISION of part of lot &, in square numbered
$50, as lots numbered AZ, 43, "A and 40. Lots a. 43
Cook, deceased coal and wood yard lot 10 adjon
Ing is improved by large frame dwelling and fronts
on 9th street.
On the SAME DAY, Immediately after the sale OF
the above described property, will sell at public
on to the highest bidder, all that piece or parcel of
land lying and being in the city of Washington. Dis
trlct of Columbia, and being known and described on
the ground plan of said city in Thomas d. Bonds re-
street northeast between 1st and I'd streets in said
city, Lot No 40, fronting north street 50 feet
inches, running back the full depth of the lot l6S
2'loO feet to 3O-feet paved alley Lot No so, ad-
joining fronting on street rs feet running back the
u depth OF the lot TO 3ufeet paved alley, improved
by neat cottage, containing rooms. This is heauti
full place abundance of flowers fruits and shrubbery
and Is very desirable home
Terms One-third cash: one-third in six months the
balance i'll twelve months. Deferred payments bear
ing interest at SIX per cent until paid
Plat OF the ground can be seen at Thomas D. Bonds
office, 125 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, any day
before the sale and the premises the time OF sale
m4-6t THOMAS d. HOND, Trustee.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

ow FARE TO MISUNDERSTANDING LADY
IL OF THE LAKE leaves 9th street wharf Wash
ington, Monday, Wednesday aud Friday at $50 .
m. first-class Fare. 7Sc Round Trip, sl25. ia2O
nIRECT TO NEW YORK. FREIGHT STEAM.
bERS JOHN GIES0N and T. C. KNIGHT leave
y. M: eth street wharf, Washington every W I'D.
NESDAf MORNING. Freight at lowest rates JAG
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
~ The popular steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves
sth street wharf on MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
ana FklDAl = NJ .. IA, stopping at Fsney Point
and Cornheld going and returning Connect In Nor.
folk with al railroad and steamboat lines. Securt
rooms and tCkets At r. and y. Office, l4th 'Ane
press, cuS Peiss lNaua avenue. Who viii also checl
baggage nom hotels and private residences For fun
ther II fornatiun inquire AT coiupany's Office a.
street wharf e2hone call s15sl
DIS WILLIAM i WEIGH. General Agent
STEAMER T. V ARRowsMITH.
FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF
MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS at A. m Pc
turning TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. touc hing at NJ
River Landings as far Nomini Creek, Currioma
and 81 Clements Lay. Connects with D. & O. Il T
at Shepherds
JOHN r. PADGETr Agent
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager SIT
MT VERNON MT. VERNON
~I-,AvlcR w W. CORCORAN
cave - ,:ttr, wharf daily except sunday n
Vt N"Tu.l Al 10 O'Clock a. M. returning, reache
Nas,t:,:-'toT about $50 T. m.
s-i6 I. L. BLAKE. Captain,
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CU RID LIN

NOTICE.
LANE RO. TIE
THE CJNARD Steamship COMPANY, LIN
TIED, BETM LEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL, al Ling AT CORK HARBoR
FROM PIER a., y. T.. NEW YORK.
ACRaNIA.- We'd. March, 1 BoTHNIA .... Wed. Aprfl
>CA rIiA-. Ned-,Narch II ACRANIA.-...~it.. April
pREt''S-M ed,M IL | NBRIA.....Sat., April l.
GAllIA..-.We ed. MHrrn - SERNIA-. al April Is
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-S0U $50 and 500, accord.
ing 10 accommodations.
Steeragc II very rates. Steerage tickets from
Liver pool and Queenstown and all other uarts q
Europe 1T lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
HaNre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent
and Tor Mediterranean ports.
tor freight and passage apply NJ the COMPANY
Office, No :, Bowling t,resfl. or bth steerale an
Cabin TO OTIS BIGELOW 4 co, sos 1th street
Washington, ID. C
VERNON II. BRQSvN & co. New York:
MessrS. OTIS BIGEIOW az co.
fe25 6u5 9TH street Washington.
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LADIES' GOODS.

MIS- g. qs9 b.. on exhibition. 70, ,n. wee.
VERY BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES,
Consisting of Street and Dinner Dresses Spring Wraps
Room a. Harris House s"een ~ d. H. anu mh42t*
7 AIDES.
A FRESH AND LOVELY COMPLEXION
Is the result of using the Famous
PASTILLES DE FLORENCE
white and Tinted.)
ASK Druggists and Perfumery Dealers. mh2-1w*
MISS NJ. CAVANAUGH HAS MOVED HER
~ Dress and Cloak Making Parlors from 491 Penn
5. T. Cor 9th and E streets n.w
Over Riley's Dry Good store.
Entrance on 9th street. mh2-lm*
E-LADIES-OPALINE
Is the new and most wonderful cure for Chapped
Skin; fragrant and not greasy.
Ask Druggists and Perfumery Dealers. f2312t@
j AMEs FueLE e Co,
64AND SO N CHARLES ST. BALTIMORE,
Are opening daily the latest Novelties in
LADIES AND MISSES SPRING WRAPS,
Including Stockinett Jackets $3.50 up, in all the
Shapes and Colors.
English Walking Jackets, entirely new Spring Rag
ias ana MeTmar ktii5 New spring Ma6es in
CoIored Cloths.
Jersey Waists 81 80 to $50 in all shapes and colors
Chenille Nantes and CapeS Sc up.
Embroidered and Beaded Fichus
Chudda Shawls in all colors
Misses and Childrens Wraps In great variety
RR Ladies will find it to ther interest run to
Baltimore and pay a visit f2S-6t
ITO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
MISS ELLA QUINN
of 18th and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia,
Is at Mime. Pamers 1107 street northwest one
week, where she has display select assortment of
Fine French Hair Goods in the very latest styles,
Baby Bang, Pompadore Bang, Princesse de Saigon and
everything connected with the hair trade.
The most select goods at almost price. f2S6t*
ECRENCH DIEING, SECURING AND DRY
Il Cleaning Establishment, 1905 New York ave. NV.
All kinds of Ladies' and Gents Garments DYED,
Cleaned and finished in the most superior manner.
Flush tloaks, Velvet and Party Dresses especially.
Ladies Dresses done up without being ripped. ANTON
d CAROLINE Lt-KCH, formerly with A. Fischer.
iaD3,:}m
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IL ANNUAL SALE OF LADIES
COTTON UNDERWEAR,
EVERY GARMENT OUI OWN MAKE.
EVERY GARMENT TULL LENGTH. FULL
WIDTH.
PERFECT SHAPE, MADE IN THE VERY BEST
MANNER OF THE BEST MATERIAL.
CHENISf, 2!Ic. to $500.
NIGHT DRESSES, SOC. to $500
SKIRTS, $50 to : 100.
DRAWERS, 25c.. to So. 90
CORSET COVERS @Jc to So so,
The finest assortment Of Hamburgs we have vet
shown.
ia11 DOUGLASS. 500 52I-52R 9th st
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T ROCHON, CORCORAN BUILDING.
Os Firstclass Hair Dresser from Paris.
Three Patents Five Medals from Expositops O
Paris, Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer of
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies' fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shampooed in a first-cIass manner
Wigs to order.
oS 537 18th st. NV.
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JAMES GORE, MD,
Baltimore County, Maryland

JOHN J. CALDWELL, NJ D.
Author of ''Electro-Therapeutics," &C.,
and Member of Medical Societies of
New York, Brooklyn and Baltimore.
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c. FAWCETT. VI. D.
For thirty-three years Resident Physf-
clan Union Protestant Intirmary
J.J. GROSS. MD,
ST, Nincents Hospital
j. d. FISKE, MD
Port Physician.
S. R. MORSE, MD,
Marine Hospital.
CHAS. W. FILLER, NJ. D.,
Physician to Fire Department.
JAMES GORE, NJ D.,
Baltimore County. MARYLAND.
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WEEKS & CO.. AuctIoneers,
w 63. Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
ADMINISTRATORS SALF

On WEDNESDAY, MARCH ELEVENTH. 1885,
at TWO O'CLOCK P. M on the premises, corner OF
Massachusetls avenue and 9th street northeast, the
contents of \ Coal and Wood Yard formerly occupied
oy samuel Cook deceased, about rs Tons of Stove
Coal; 40 Cords Oak and Pine Wood. One Mule, Cart
ana Harness. One Horse. One Fairbanks Coal Scales
ana other articles used in connection with the business
on said premises
Terms cash,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-05

CT n PER MONTH WILL Buy a HANDSOME
- " SQUARE OR UPRIGHT PIANO of best
make, ct SIDNEY T. NTA1NOS.
45:S 9Th street northwest.
So PER MONTH WILL BUY AN ELEGANT OR
GAN OF any style and finest make
SIDNEY T. NINNO'S.
49,; 9TH street northwest.
A LARGE STOCK OF SECONDHAND PIANOS
and ORGANS, some but slightly used. AT great bar
gains. SIDNEY T. NTNNfO
4;J.s 18th street northwest.
A VERY HANDSOME STETNWAY PIANO. bIt
little used sacrifice; Will sell month
ly instaliment of $40
SIDNEY It. y MO
ABS 9Th street northwest.
SEVERAL VERY FINE PAELoR ORGANS at
prices ranging from SO 10 $50.
SIDNEY T. NIMM0.
433 9TH street northwest.
AN ELEGANT UPRIGHT CABINET GRAND
PIANO but eight months old, tremendous bargain
and payable III monthly installments OF $40.