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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-30
Esase Bail.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. -. - Ferguson.
the Philadelphia pitcher accomplished the
feat to-day of retiring the champion Provi-
dence team without a hit in a full nine-in-
ming game. Eight OF the visitors went out on
strikes, one on a foul Tip and two on short
iniield flies. Only five balls were hit by
them 10 the outfield. all Of which were
caught His pitching was very steady. eX-
cept the fourth inning, when he gave two
men their bases on balls. Attendance
1000. The following is the score:
Phiadelphia......0 o o q o o IL
northumberland o o o o o o 90
Two-base hits, Andrews; passed bah, Gan
eel /; wild pitch. Shaw >; first base on balls.
Philadelphia 1; Providence ,; first base on
errors, Philadelphia >; Providence ,: struck
ont, Philadelphia .; Providence s; umpire
Curry.
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AMID THE CHEERS

Of the Spectators to his carriage. The de-
cision was decidedly unpopular. probably
owing to the doubtful understanding of the
terms. 1t was generally supposed that
Sullivan was to knock McCaffrey out in six
rounds or less. in order to win, and Nc
CafTrey himself stated, after the match was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-30
Springfield Rnces.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Aug. 29.-To-day
closed the trotting circuit races at HamDden
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PITTSBURG. Pa. Aug. 29.-The interest
here in the Sullivan-McCatfrey contest was
so great that the principal thoroughfares
were crowded with people all afternoon all
anXiousiy awaiting news from the fight
While McCaffreyS admirers had hoped for
different result. they expressed their
pleasure that their fellow-townsman
had succeeded in standing before
the champion for six rounds. Very little
money changed hands. although the odds
largely favored Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
saturdays sixty-four column issue. The de-
mand for space has so increased that 1893
mere advertisements were printed during De-
tooer and November this year than last The
circulation of the double-sheet on December
18th was 2s.450. and On December 10th,
2e.e74, being thousands more than the cir
culation OF all the other Washington daily
papers added together
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

DEyOICE THE HEART OF YOUR WIFE.
~ Daughter or Sweetheart with OF
AUEkRACHB ELEGANT SEWING MACHINES
As Q Holiday Present
Choice collection Of all the Desa Makes
Special Discount br the HeltdayA a.
dl7 oAAce. corner I'm and H
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HOLIDAY GOODS
Or Trxs FoR Cnxnrx.s

OUR BUYER HAS just RETURNED yRou
ANOTHER OF HIS REMARK BLY, SUCCESSFUL.
RAIDS ON THE NEW FORK MARKET I'M
sEARca or NOVELTIES IN BOYS AND Chill
DREN's CLOTHING TINS TINE. Howrysn
HIS SUCCESS CANNOT BIZ MEASURED BY
MERE WORDS THE Rich RESULTS MUST M
SEEN 10 RE APrREcrArEp THE fAcrn
THE WHOLESALE DEALERS SEASON r. PRAo
ricALLY OVER, AND wRATEvER THEY
HAVE on HAND THEY ARE WILLING To
SACRIFICE FOR CASH THEY HAD Tim
GOODS WE WANTED. VIZ HAD THE SOAP
AND WE cLKANEp THEM ouT FOR 80 PER
CENT LESS THAN THE COST OF PRODUCTION.
THEIR Loss rs OUR GAIN. AND IN OUR GAIN
WE ALWAYS MAKE ouR PATRONS FULL
PARrNERs rHEREroRE WHEN You BRING
THE LITTLE MEN VINO WILL MAKE -ru
TURE HISTORY" TO OUR HOUSE BE PRE-
PARED TO SIZE A DISPLAY OF BOYS AND
CHrLpREN's SUITS AND ovERcoATs uSu.
sUAL AT THIS TIME OF YEAR AND AT
PRIcEs-wELE WE WILL NOT TAX youn
cREDULTrY TOO MUCH You MUST sRn
THEM no REALIZE WHAT BAseArNs VI
HAVE PROVIDED FOR you, But THEY 60
RAP1DLY-rHEY ARE like rArRysrrrs
FADING AWAY orh STOCK OF GENTLE
MEMS SUITS AND ovERcoArs pREsENrs AN
UNBRoKEN FRONT rr KEEPS % GOING
PRETTY LIVELY 10 FILL UP gHR GAPS, But
WE MANAGE TO GET THERE ALL TEE TIME
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND d Sta
srALL RLuE SIGNS
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL NINE O'CLOCK.
dis J. n GRADY MAHAsrn
FoR Tar HoruDArs
r, Wscnss dpws% .ss Fine ,s~s Solid sv.
als.aw go. eth q. u q ae asr ssossir.
RED LETTER DArs,
THE NEW FOURTEEN YEAR DIARY.
Holiday EditioA
Observation-Disclosures FRRrsdlaaw
j. G.. HvrcHrssos.
IMPORTER,
cLoAKs. MILLINERY,
AZ Reduced Prices.
SILK SUITS. at SCI
EVENING WEAR
Elegant and Novea Eaects In FAscy Ness ana crepes,
Ornaments. Flowers. &C
DREss TRIMMINGS
Just Opened Fine Jet Passemeutsriea
REAL LACES
Duchess Isce. seaecsed rssserns especial value srou
e175 per yard.
Duchess Frchus. from - IS each
Duchess Handkerchief. rom ~ 23 eana
Fine French Embroidered Handkerchief
Good. V
BUTTONS, clssps Bnids, &c.
saik Piushes 1t el.oo yard. worth 026o
uMBRELLAs.
Unparalleled Values In Ladies and Gents SILK Umr
breliasL
28-Inch EXTRA Quality Twillsd sslk q. sa.es
Wei Selected Light and Dark Natural Sticks ss
%. 10 and g. so.
Also with sseriins silver. Cold, ouyr. J.p.ue.e.
Tiger Eye end other sty1es handles, ranging price
TO Sl6
POSTER KID oLovra
best RID GLOVE made. '".
eENrIKMENs
Foster KE y,.,n - s.nssosaersd. - psk
Ssssss x'd S Si -sS P:iI:
LADIES,
f %,:% .s1 ,5 g ss ssS, q E 20.
Foster, s. Z ma 10 hooks, Q 70 O. Is
enc Maos2uesArs Glove sos svsn.ng wear rum In -
eis - IS. fEk assS iSs Ssi1;. &;tSSrxuk
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CHRrsrnAs Is Coxrso.
BUY YOUR HOLIDAY CLOTHING,
hs s4 Ts i give n:
fully % per cent
Fun dress Suits tswal!owtail coats from $40 up
screws. from $40 up Wide Wales, Sack and Cutaway
aeS ssse at ss
nom $40 up Five hundred Business Suits at about
Sss s g II sis
esss sscs II 8 s sS
s. ae RSubisbres:sed cSinchiiis Box Goats At IS.
FOR BOYS 10 IS YEARS
$500 Ovefcoats reduced to $3.50
$3.50 OvercOats reduced to IS 90.
$500 Overconts reduced to $3.50
$1,000 Orercoals reduced to $3.50.
JACKET and fsn:s
$6y Jacket and Pants reduced to $500.
$500 Jacket and Pants reduced to S6OO.
ro, $i0yO0 Jecket and Pants reduced to sea
Fly $S 33vercoass reduced to $50
5000 Overcoats reduced to $3.50.
disco Svereosss reduced to siaSa
$500 suits reduced to 500
$1,000 suits reduced to $3.50
$iSSS s suiss reduced reduced i to $3.50 SS
An immense stock of Odd Pants at the same reduc-
tons: AZ our prices are always the lowest Of any
rare chance for bargains
THE MIsFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND Sta
Don't forget, we are at the corner of 10Th and r.
~ Open I'LL p m; Saturday IL p m Electric
10
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HOLIDAY GOODS.



All mortals from their Infancy wear Flannefs, we
nave undertook to tell you sonethfng regarding that
most important articles
s'es NJ: :. . N "
CLASS OF m aterial made and worn.
Anu As fiannels mus De taken IN consideration as
inlay medium, you must be careful what kind you
=. Course we keep ali grades. we have TO do
... ~ cssot TOT IN oasses OF uade ana for 0nereuf
n,', -, - some may want flsnnes only ior lining
Medieated Flannel you win want to know wha. you
SHADE ~ r,.. nna '1sn, as.n W. xeep .ne aencase
80. -. u ..ns- nov, uese eocos IL u most neces-
M. -, . ,'oau W CAu', .ra, a.. Tuyx
coIor '''"' !" ~ l''''''e'' >''p '''eii
we a,s, e.e,, ,ss ,s., ,,,.,, 49,. ,.-..v -,....
In all conceivable stripes. ..
-
dnm, blue and pink, the hnest quality made
keep fiaa Fianneis This makes the incest kind
" mstefna uf WRAPPER g It Is not alone substxni
uai mAtseiA Or wear. but u the sarne time very
ooaiorseose ana warm article These come y Inches
~ioe' III wool. and have been
ed4tom Csc 70 Soc. per yafd.
oasn Sosois Oh BASKET snd Matelasse Flaniaels q
S1Uc We guarantee these goods to be all wool, and
nave been marked down from &c. These are nice for
cna'uren's wear. Mother Habhards etc
WHITE FLANNELS WHITE FLANNEIS
We have the largest assortment and prices varied
than any other house In the city We can eiye Won
Flannel nom 1Oc. up to the finest
All wool FaanBel ~ In wide, 20c.
~ In. wide, 25c.
and "a on r., the snes. .rasas
ah,io, C,..n.,. a., a,..s $4,000. a.. -.
vd mn b the f,nest m.Sa -'-- >'S p''
s,~..- -s =. '. .NS
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
4l6 SrvrsrH ST. NV.
s E E 4 3 ~ VIII I :: ::
MAMMOTH FANCY AND DRY GOODS EsrAB.
MENT.
COME EARLY TO AVOID THE CROWD
Our Stock shall be closed il Low PRICES can do II.
THE REDUCTIONS WE HAVE MADE ARE OF
sCCH UNEaUALED VALUE THAT OUR
PATRONS WILL BE DELIGHTED.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
FANCY GOODS - PLUSH and LEATHER GOODS.
FANS. ALBUMS TOILET SETS. ETC.
We VIII Close at Figures Lower than they
can b imported or manufactured
VIENNA BRONZEA CLOCKS and GILT GOODS AT
HALF COST. Be sure to inspscs our e.
sortment
Toys AND DOLLS in endless variety. reduced 30 such
low prices that they are almost given away
CMo01LAAS we GAIT queue prices t0-Qay, nut
come and compare yourselves. prices and
qualities
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR wrh our superb
assortment we are bound to please you
KID GLOVES. Our standard reputation In this line
ought to snfaice for the extraordinary ef.
forts we made also this year.
HANDKERcH1Efs Thousands Of Se.ep In all
grades of CAMBRIC, LINEN or SILK.
cheaper than they ever have been sold.
LADIES' NEcKwEAR. We will present every vur.
chaser Of Collars, Cuffs or any Linen or Lace
NeckweAr with Fancy Box free of charge
DRY GOODS.
FOR SENSIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENTS visit this
department OF ours and select from 1t a HAND
SOME DRESS PATTERN or AN ELE-
CANT TABLE SET, and q hun
dred of other useful giftst
cLoAKs AND SUITS
Such Prices We Quote in this line were Never Heard
Of Before.
Is there . More Usenul Present than q STYLISH
CLOAK or SUIT for your Lady or Children,
Our Stock Offers Without Exception the Greatest In
dncements.
LADIES' AND MISSES WRAPS Of all description.
BOYS OVERCOATS AND KILT SUITS In
FAINT OUTFITS, GOSSAMERS, LADIES
AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR
all have suffered a terrible slaughter in
prices and are now at your mercy.
CHRISTMAS CARDS NEW YEARS CARDS
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS
ksf 4 FL NJ M " sssss
BBs "A Uuu Il n Il 4 ssss
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

G. III. FrckLrxe.
f2eo AND 1862 Sad ST. W. WASHINGTON C. i,
TOILET SETS,
DRESSING CASES,
MANICURE SETS
GENTS TRAVELLING CASES
ENGLISH MILITARY BRUSHES,
Cut Siass Bottles in rare and beautiful designs Fine
astIames. and numerous osantffnl and ornamental
Has also on hand complete stock Of Drugs. Med,.
Special attention gwen 70 conipoandias presersp-
P%sLoh o aH sK% ioak rhhsc dslss.
SurERs
GOLD AND SILVER yEwKLRY.
Embracing all the Novelties Of the Season.
AN ELEGANT COLLECTION OF WATCHES
AND A PERFECT MUSEUM OF SILVER ooops.
KIRK SON,
HI West Baltimore ssrses,
d2l-alA1 baltimore, Nd
Fms OLD
wHIsKIEs WINES AND 1IoUoRs
have large and wealseaecsed STOCK Of the sloye
goodA which can guarantee to be pure. name, in
part
7YEAR-oLD KENTUCKY BOURBON,
KENTUCKY BOURBON.
FINE OLD MoNoNGAHELA RYE
THOMPSON PURE RYE,
GRAY
MELvALR
And BERKELEY RYE wHrsKfEs.
PURE VIRGINIA GRAPE BRANDY.
wINEs-sHERRY, MADEIRA. PORT, CA.
TAWBA AND CLAREE
Which can sell as low % the lowesG
Ny Berkeley Pure Rye Is the best on the market for
% per gallon, q per quart. 5Oc pint 25c sample
bottle.
Virginia Caret, %. 40 per Dozen
JAMES THARP,
dle-l0t Sic street northwest
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II was suggested yesterday that it would be
well TO wait for fuller news from Madagascar
before accepting the Paris version OF the end of
The war in that island. 1t now turns out as
was then intimated, that the French version
was very misleading. The Hovas have secured
terms of peace that are tar more satisfactory to
them than to the invaders. The statement that
France is to exercise protectorate over the
island and direct its diplomatic affairs is pro-
bounced false
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Moan WALKER 81 Co

About our Clothing. We should say every
Gay till everybody within trading distance
shonld have read il How well we suit people
with
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
No one sort of people, but all sorts. We have
spared no efforts nor OUTLAY u accom- lish what
we have In Clothing for man or bow and how
We'll wehave succeeded is evidenced by the hum
areds OF regular patrons who have tested the
merits OF our wares. There Is nothing that
careful people are less i'm presslbIe about than
the nj and style Of Ready-made Clothing No
wonder. either. There is nothing thar REQUIRES
SUCH careful attention on the part of purchasers
rs Ready made Clothing for man or boy and
unless one patroniZes only very reliable
house, where the greatest care is taken in
every Aparficular and have the proper fit and
propernaterial made up into frst-class Ear
menfs. the result Is very unsatisfactory There
ls no garment, no matter the COST that is al
iowed 10 enter our stock except such that is
well made, properly finished and of reliable
material Custom department. second floor
NOAH WALKER CO.,
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
F1vE DAYS CLEARAscE SALE

Commencing Saturday, Dec 20. and continu-
ing Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day Of next week. we shall inaugurate q grand
Clearance Sale or Five Days Remnant Sale.
which we propose TO make unprecedented In
the history of our business.
Our enormous Chrissmas trade supposed eur
most sanguine expectations, and in such . rush
it is inevitable that many goods should get dis
arranged. soiled. crumpled or otherwise dis
ordered. and On all such goods we propose to
make unparalleled reductions. marking them
~ prices destined to make clean sweep of the
stock
This sale win include everything that can be-
Consistently called remnant" such -
oddlots OF Fancy Goods Plush Cases. Bronzes,
Short lengths in Wool Goods.
Short lengths Of Silk Fsbrica
Short lengths Of Wash Goods
Odd sizes in Hosiery.
Odd sizes in Gloves.
Odd sizes in Underwent
Odd sizes in Wraps Jerseys, &C.
Odd sizes in Corsets
Odd lines in Christmas GoodA
Broken lines of Curtains. &c.
In fact, any goods whatsoever that may have
become disordered. tossed, disarranged. soiled,
or that can be called q Remnant"
While the press Of business will not allow Us
to specify any particular items Id this issue. we
shall each day henceforth enumerate just such
goods as may come under our notice at that
time, and as a great many things will necessar-
lily get overlooked,w we beg our customers not to
wait until the goods are advertised, but come at
once and come often as each succeeding day will
note additional attractions for this extraordi-
nary Five Days Remnant or Clearing-up
Sale of seasonable stufrs rs each and every de-
partment will contribute.
TOSSED AND wRINKLED
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Commencing Saturday. Dec 90, we propose
to inaugurate Grand Clearing-up Sale of Odd
Lots Soiled. Broken Lines. Odd Initials and
Tossed and wrinklcd Handkerchies, and,
with view of closing them out in the smallest
possible time. we shall make such reductions
as cannot fail to cause their rapid disposal and
commend them to the trade as UNPARALLELED
bargains in fine Ailiinen Handk erchiefs.
For instance. in one line of Ladies' Initial
Handkerchief we have sold NIL letters except
ing O, p. and T.
Remnant Price. .....................2Oc.
An excellent chance for Miss or Mrs o,P,
and T.
In a line of Mems Fine China Silk "rnitiar'
Handkerchief we have left only letters A
andJ.
Regular Price. ..........Sl 15
Remnant Price..-..................
If Mr.. A. Or MI ]. wants q bargain" here
it is
WARD q LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
4 Pa Ave. ld24[ 9l2 D st
Twas THE NreHr BEroRE
CHRISTMAS
Nd NE WERE NOT Y EFT TIREn OIs mr. r InH<,
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about Christmas, and hence it is fortunate that
there Is no need of any novelty. The old story
In its original simplicity, is the best and our
readers will find the narrative i'm the Gospels.
From the appearance of the streets for the past
few days, IL Is evident that the wise men of all
points OF the compass are busy collecting their
presents, as OF yore, with which to celebrate the
day. These gifts. II Is understood, are now en-
trusted to venerable parsonage with a shaggy
beard and short pipe who distributes them
wherever he finds q notice to call in the shape
OF an empty stocking. This singular old per-
son h said To be much hampered In his duties
as common carrier, by the modern system of
latrobes and furnaces, and he utterly abomi-
mates the steam-heater. No child ever hung up
astocking by q steam-heater, for even the most
immature intellect can see how difficult it
would be for an elderly gentlemen with a large
pack on his back to drive a team of six rein-
deers up and down the tubes OF these warming
machines.
Colonel Sellers is in town. He is STAYING at
all the hotels, and has taken quarters for the
winter at good many boarding houses. Like
his old friend, the Honorable BardweIl Siote he
Is hot for the old nag and an appropriation. He
has brought with him all his various schemes
for building up the country and helping the hu-
man family, and he is busy arranging for his
campaign with those ends in view. He says
the chances for what he calls enlightened iegis-
lation by Congress are better now than they
have been for years. and he is posting his pick
cts and stationing his sappers and miners &C
cordingly. The plans for parallel approaches
are now being prepared, but the open assault
will not be made until later I'm the session.
Meantime you will see by the reports of society
events that he Is not negiecting the matter of
entertaining occasionally, and that he and his
wife and the other members of the family
both regular and brevet-are attending the re-
ceptions Of prominent people, and making
themselves agreeable generally. The Colonel
thinks the year of jubilee has come. and he in
tends to make the most of il. All ne wants is a
little help from Congress- and that, he thinks
lie will now be able tn get.
Consul General Jacob Mueller OF Frankfort.
on-the-Mnin, has struck 1t abont right when he
writes to the State Department that what the
German court doesn't like and what it wants to
keep out OF the country is not much Ameri-
can pork and wheat and petroleum. as Ameri-
can ideas. And the trouble is that IL is difficult
TO build up IA protective tariff against ideas
But is appears that Consul Mueller has told
too much, or that somebody at the State de-
parfsnent has been indscreet; for his observa-
tons look dreadfully when put in cold type |
All diplomats should ever bear in mind that |
there is no dynamite like truth, and they
should be very careful how they lapse in An I'M |
guarded moment into the use of il.
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HonrDAY LuxuRrrs
&C coRNwELL 4 SONS
IS BOXES IMPERIAL CLUSTER RAIsINs
so BOXES LONDON LAYER RAIsINS
50 BOXES IMPERIAL CABINET RAISINS.
25 BOXES BUNCH DEHESA RAISINS
sins LA E" "oLDhN VALENCIA RAJ
rs BOXES SULTANA RAIsINs tsEEDIEsA
1000 POUNDS NEW PRINCESS ALMONDS
LOO GRENABLE WALNUTS
1000 EXTRA LARGE PECANS.
1900 FINE FILBERTS
1900 I" BRAZIL NUTS.
500 PAPER SHELL ALMONDS
$500 PURE FRENCH CANDIES
1900 BROKEN CANDIES.
1.5O0 FINE ASSORTED BON BONS
1000 PULLED FIGS
1900 PRESSED FIGS.
$500 FRENCH PRUNES
1000 ' CITRON tLEGHORN).
800 ITALIAN CHESTNUTS
100 BOXES FLORIDA ORANGES
G. g. CORNWELL 4 SON.
1416 and I4le pennsyivaaia Avenue N. W.
d198t Opp WIZARDS Hotel.
Srscr4Irrps Fon THB Ho11DAra.
sEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR 10 PERRY 4 BRoTHER)
FANCY LINEN DAMAsK LUNCH CLOTHS
yoEN b HSyktF 80 Eos M41 WarrE rrsrn -.
EksarHs Writ GS RnPaks All gizSs ASB
NoYELTiHs X EsIKaEp LINEN s,px.oAap
EzsHsla s5is
sEW SILK gMPE wqIHA s.o1 FOR g LAgE AND
xSp Ao s'P lsaayz zkb D1 nS4.
1h hzSbk AsahHss xk g n tHE AID SILK
kI1 setey 5Ssrys
s0f GzHsx s sXTas 81 Su axosi rs
SEW RAkIs "a hERLiN i1eekhTs. WRAPS.
EIEoA N ssaI f aHS S2cadH .. .so ..o
ceSe ya s5a e. .Is 6HTxsi Ra FOX
NEW cMKisFixAs cAIxooEs, PRRcAIrs AND
T4NSy aooDs roR THE HOLIDAYS \
5Fzh l s1sgns ..S5ssGssHsssas sas.q
| sEAToN PERRY,
FEaRr Bu11DrSa
4 Penn. Avenue, corner 9th sfreek
| Vrsarorr Bvrrrn
Tiat aaaIity,
IN tuhs wsdshane Is to % M
| NV suRczzl1. S
/
: dleet 1925 street.
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Tomorrow being legal holiday, no paper
will be issued from this office
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NOAH WALKER eco.
% 625 Pennsylvania avenue.

SncoNp-HAsp CARRIAGES
LANDAULETTES,
FAMILY COACHES
Partes wishing to either buy price the styles. &C.
OF me grade Coupes, Landadtetes 1anda,is RrotIgl
ANS &c, &c are requested TO address me- will call
on any address and meet any engagement Won NAV
make, having the largest and grade OF arrjags
ever odered In this market.
VIM SEYMOUR
National Hotel.
Travelling representative of Hincks 4 Johnson
bridgeport, Conn iSS3ts
DIR NEEDHAMS TEMPERANCE WIN
xineyard's In Prince Georges CO., Md Pure
deifcfote' unfermented wine-Frut of the Vine
suitable fot invaiids, Social and sscramental pur-
Roee1 Sfs 80 per doz. pts 81 Also, Pure Caret for
Medical uses; cts % per dos. Delivered C. o. b. in
any part OF the city. address DIR. g. +. NEEDHAM
Sesof0ok, No d23-w. tn .s-3ts
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100000 wonderful articles 70 plsase shs
Adies and delight the little fbIks. Ali stylss a
ec1p and embossed FictureA
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SRAL SKrx SAoouns

We have In stock, ready for immsdaaee aaivsgy.
nineteen SEAL SKIN sACQUKs. from 20 inches 10
- incls long, an1 from - n 20 q b. hu8 nansuS
- S1OO el1b. S126. $3.50 70 $50. Thase garments
were all made early in he season. thereby tnsurug
good snd psrlsc4 wertznanshlp. 0rnsnts eeAgsd
win not receive the same atteuton, - all MANN
hctufsrs ere buy with special oedseA
SEAL vLsIrEs. trimmed with Pa. Lynn -
Skunk.
PLUSH vIsrTES FLUSH sACQUrs, from
e26.O0 TO $4,000
The iarsss ~ nasae sso& u wsapssn shs CITY 70
select from
Beaver. Lynx. Fox and Monkey NuM
Fur Trimming In every variety.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

HoL1nAr SALE
BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE
0OS 9TH STREET n. W.
SILKS AID VELvETs ......LOvETY SHADES
IA BILE LINENS AND TOW iS-...-... BARGAiNs
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS...T KEEP WARN
BOUCLECLOTHS in Black, Navy Brown and Green.
DC. MIXED DRESS GOODS. marked down TO l5c
FANCY GOODS.
AANDh SfShl II PRICES
f rOSI En- 4 N Ehf DESIRABLE
GLOVES AND RsEYS-.....SPIENDiB LINE
PRINCES AND MOSS TRIMMTNGS-ALL SHADES
I'm I'm lHIM iNG.. cry CHEAP
UMBREl.LAS-....-.....in silk. Aiapaca aud Gingham
Remember we have made large reductions on al
Fall and Winter Goods
MEMS WHITE SHIRTS
MEN CARDIGAN JACKETS
MENSUNDERwEAR,r reduced TO 35c from Soc
MEENS !. Ihloet Wooi DOC were 15c
eo MINIS Srsm 9, 20 Pure Persian Wool. 7sc
LADIES RED INDICATED UNDERWEAR,
Half Price Reduced to &c.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR In White and Red An
grades We respectfully invite purchasers TO examine
Our Underwear There Is no competition that will
pare with values
WRAP DEPARTMENT.
Closing out sale OF Nisitea, Newmar kefs Russian
Circulars Patent Garments, DOmans, Plush Garmenta
&c Chitdrens Garments Our stock Is sill wen ss-
sorted. BEHRENDS BALTIMORE STORE,
0loot* SO6 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-24

L CONNECTICUT PIE CO.,
.bAkERI l4O1 32d street, West Waehinetou.
THESE Pies are male and seasoned by
IN one OF the most celebrated Pie BakerIe
IN the country Ask your grocer for them, Person
buying Pies should take notice thai our mark ts -,
each fie Look for the Crescent md the mi
tals H q a IN '@ '.''
Dealers supplied a. short notice.
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