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BOYCOTTING STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CORK, October 31-The Danish steamer Con-
stantine has arrived at this port for the purpose
Of carrying to England the cattle Of those
dealers who are boycotting the Cork steam
packet company.
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A Tell.Tale Check.
ROBBERY IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, AM
As ALLEGED CHECK swINDLE.

A ROBBERY IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, AND
An ALLEGED CHECK SwfSDLE.
About two weeks ago the residence OF Mr..
George Calvert, in Prince Georges county,
Nd, was entered, and quite a large amount
Of goods. including jewelry valued at 900,
was taken. There were taken at the time a
number OF blank checks on Riggs Il Co..
bank OF this city. A few days ago one
of these was returned here from Staun-
ton, Va, it having been filled out for
$500. II bore the Endorsement of prom
inent business man OF that place, and
the letter sending IL directed that
the money be sent to a certain address there in
large bills. The money was sent as requested.
The police OF that city, acting for the
McDevitt detective agency, of this city, ar
rested the party who called tor the letter.
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A One-Armed Defaulter.

BosToN, October 31.-The Fitchburs railroad
corporation is said to be q loser to the amount
of $4,000 or 5000 through the defaIcation
of Henry Davis. employed in the freight depart
ment as a collector, who has been missing for
several days, and is thought to have gone to
Canada. Davis has but one arm.
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THE MISSING MONEY NOT TURNED Up YET.
At late hour this afternoon the National
Metropolitan bank officials said they had re-
ceived no news of the lost S20,0O0 despite
rumors on the street that the missing pocket
book had been found.
The loss of the $4,000 has started anew
among bankers a discussion of the pract:ca-
bility OF establishing here a clearing house.
which would do away with the present system
OF making collections from bank TO bank by
messengers,
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The Marquis Of Harrington has issued an cleo
toeal address, In which he says &c 10 imperative
that the union OF Great Britain and Ireland b
maintained. He says. however, that he ID pre-
pared 70 support measures looking 10 the extan
sion Of local self-EOvernment
The Bulgngian forces have blockaded The
eervien fioot3er. and the Officers have
Ind crossing nom servia into Bulgaxia,
The eervian troops have been ordered 10 reply
IN eorce ia such an event.
ne Windsoe hotel block, In Kingston. Ont,
gns damaged By are yesterday morning 70 tbs
oxtont OF 910. 600; fully insured.
o.resfr osssassc asn ~ n % AZ
The bo6y Of 9 lion tanner named stewart w.
found yestcrday In . room - Romanville, out
s16o o. pnFjs. Beside the body o( the man Ne
The body q 3 lion, which, Il y supposed, died d
~ 6 IL Aaath q ~ ksepeE. =
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Posters announcing to the public that the
President will not receive o6lce-seekers here
after were put on the doors Of the White House
to-day.
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0HTrINa READY FOR sEA.-When Secretary
whitney was In New York recently he gave d.
rsctions that the United States steamship Dis
patch, commanded by Lieut. w. H Emory, be
prepared tor SEA as rapidly - possible to Join
the North Atlantic squadron. Formal orders
20 this efect have not yet been issued from the
Navy department, and the same may be said
Etth refefence 70 the United States steamship
Brooklyn, but both these vessels will be added
TO the North Atlantic fieet The Tennessee, the
0agship Of the squadron, left New York to-day
for the powder magazine. She will proceed
from there 70 Hampton Roads. Orders will be
iseued next week for the entire squadron TO be
collected and san for Florida waters for prac-
t1Co purposes.
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As THE LIVER Is EASILY DIsoRDKRun Auw
or less bilious distress prevails this soasO0 a
the year. DIR. Jayne's Sanative Pills restore -
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The Balkan Situation,

PH1LIPPOPoLIs, October 31.-Russfan opposf-
ton to the union of Eastern Roumelia and Bull.
garia is causing fresh agitation against restor-
ing the status quo ante. If this is attempted
Macedonian volunteers will join the Bulga-
Rams.
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The Oleomargarine Cases.
A FINE OF 500 IN ONE AND SENTENCE sos
PENDED IN THE OTHER

In the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur,
this morning. the cases of Alexander Sand.
man and Aaron BUN, convicted of selling un-
labelled oleomargarine, was heard on motion
for q new trial, and Mr. Tobrner argued that
the law did not contemplate the punishment OF
the party who did not make the sale, and the
testimony was to the effect that Mr.. Sandman
was not engaged In this sale.
The court said that the members of the firm
were equally responsible. but there being but
one sale he would impose but one fine of 500.
Mr.. Tobriner gave notice that he would take
this case to the General Term on exceptions.
Frank Lee, indicted for similar offense, was
arraigned this morning and pleaded guilty and
having been in Jail since June last he was
allowed TO CO. sentence being suspended.
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Prof. Huxley has resigned the presideusV C
the Royal society on account of ~ health n
will be succeeded by Prof. stokea
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES

T>OR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS IN BUILDING
II 936 street. JAS. III. MARI, Real state H.
surarce Agent. 96 street. oc26-lw
L>OR RENT-THE LARGE OFFICE ROOMS
IL now occupied by John Sherman q Co.. Real Fs-
tate Brokers' 9ZI ST. TO be vacated their removal
to No l4O1 + ST., about Nov. Ist. oc7-1m
I>OR RENF-OFFICE ROOMS; VERY DE.slR-
L able; heat gas and janitor service; single en-
site; at 6iS f St NV. near Patent Office General
Post Office and new Pension Office. Apply to ID. C..
LAWRENCE Office Roo,ns 5, u and :. SIS st. NV.
oc:S-1m
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Real Estate Sales.

Messrs. Duncanson Bros. have recently sold
at auction the following real estate: For owner,
lot %, SO. go, house No. 2o4 4 street south
east, to B. F. Guy, for $500. For Conrad
Schaffer and Christian Lederer, trustees, frame
house and lot in Uniontown, 81 $50, to @. +.
Pyles. For John ID. Coughlan, trustee, part of
lot So, square $40, frame house, 10th street,
between NJ and Streets for 81 $50, to VIM.
Gait. Tract of land in Arkansas, tor Morris &
Emmons, trustees, for $500, to Mary r. Nor
ris. For owner, lot %, SO. SOS. I'd street, be-
tween E and F streets northwest, to ii. Ever
bach, for 8Il2 cents per so. foot, S3,179.63.
For B. F. Leighton, trustee, lot on street, be-
tween oath and 25th streets northwest, for
81 $50, to DIR. Robert Reyburn.
John A. Prescott, real estate broker, No 1416
F street northwest, has sold, for Louis Ball
,ieux, lots A, B and c, square 161, fronting 1O9
feet on the west side of Connecticut avenue, 20
feet on M street and 40 feet on east side Of 18th
street. to Henry NJ. Baker, for $4,000.
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ADyUrANr GENERAL DRUM has gone TO Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, to visit the military
prison 1t that post He viii DO absent about Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-31

The VIC KsRURG AND MERIDIAN railroad
has passed into the hands Of receiver.
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BOARDING.

SPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9TH AND f. SITS
- n.w.-For rent. with frst-ciass board. several
very desirable rooms: also transient and table
ers accommodated. Oc3l-Im
101 18TH ST; NV, FURNISHED PAR
" L II Tor and bedrooms, first and second floor:
CRATE fl es BATH hot and cold water first-class be
references. MILE V. PRUDuOMME ltx
IHOR GENT-l311 AND 1913 H ST n w
l. pleasant rooms single en- suite; private bath
rooms; tirst-claSs board. oc;SI-;St*
LIOR KFNT-A THIRD-STORY FRONT AND
- second story back Room, southern exp sure with
Board IN private family; western section; convent
et TO cars and herics best references given and re-
CURED Address II. R. Star Office. Oc2N-3t*
pOOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 1897 II ST NV.
i l. also Table Board furnished Oc26 2R al Ats
FTNHt: MCPHERSON HOUSE, COR 18th AND I
l. SITS VIII be reopened Oct Sth for the accommo-
datioH OF permanent, transient and table boarders
Oc1-lm MRS. NJ. II. SOUTHALL.
HNHE LOCHIEL HOUSE, So 9TH ST.. n W..
Il aud the La Pierre, cor. 10th and n.w are the
best conducted Boarding houses the city Table rst-
Glass; Pleaisahs ROOMS Terms moderate. oc27
SSTI>HE TREMONT."-THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN
repahted, and IN every way put in frstclass
order the coolest and most desirable place board
in the city Terms. $25. 80 $40 and S45 per N je7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-31

About one hundred feet OF the brick wall
around the government observatory grounds
fell outward yesterday.
Today Z. c. Eagieston, by Messrs. Q. q.
Moore and T. N. Fields, entered suit against the
Il. & O. RR.Co. for damages laid at $1,000 for
ii strcets ON July Slst
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The following are the opening and 2:30 pm prices
Of the New York Stock market To-Day reported ~
special wire TO II. H. Dodge. 53S 10th street
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ISHEDe
942 + ST., Office. $35
1927 goth st. NV, r...30
1921 18th 81. NV, --25
l943 N NV, store d 9 r-35
.o9 11th St Se.. 3 r.....20
lolS 9th St Sw.--..-....---1S
i625 La. ave. Sd floor --l5
1908 F ST. nw., of rooms
SHED.
Conn. av., mr. n, 12r.$175
X st. near 18th, 11r..-125
u St, mr. 9th, 10 r---.15O
/, 18th ST., mr. n. 9f......~l6O
ID, near /. St. 8 r...131.25
13th, mr. tn. Cir, 10r.1O0
Il ST.. mr. 18th, IL r..-1OO
Fayette St., G'twn, 8 r...So
9Th, near I St, 8 r..-7S
A, near ID st. n-e.........-.60
10th and F sts. NV.
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EOR RENT-UNFURN
II GAL Pa av-, store $3.50
1870 18TH NV. Is r..-1OO
1l55 p ST NV, 1Or.---75
1915 Pa. av. IL r-.--..S3.33
Mount Pleasant, B r....-65
1888 r st. NV. IL r...SO
81, y st. q W. Off &c
Howard University .-..50
013 Pa ave. NV, . rs-..4O
FURNl
Iowa Circle, 16 r......-$35U
f ST.. Cor. 18th, Is r-..-3UO
r J. ay., mr. i stu, Is E.3o0
Iowa Circle, Is r.-.--.250
lafayette so, IL loo
y 81 mr. 18th, l3 r---2OQ
G 81, mr. 1qth, 10r...-.2O0,
+ -. near 18th, t1r...-20U
Iowa circle, 1}r.-...-2OO
Mass-ay mr. 18th 1T. 300
y, -. 18th. n W, Iir-2Osi
oc31 R. D. HOLTZ.
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RngfGNED.-Frank NJ. Krouse, q substitute
letter carrier At the city post Office, resigned to-
day. AS there In q sufficient force Of substitute
carriers 1t the once for present purposes, IL ID
probable no appointment will be made IN Mr..
KrOu6e'S plaA0
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FOR lighthouses
LOR RENT-

l.
n 1412 10th NV. 12r. SS5 2Sl5 a.. Or 600 IN
II 10 ST., Or, furn' ed. 15 1912 n IA ay ar OF S0
2OoU G. ST., lZr.. mL...-.SU 81 18th st ~ 81 an
40 2lst ST. I2r mi AZ so 1894 torcrap Orr 81, s0
I'D 1iSt IZr MI SOU llO4 2.Sd st Or. m LOO 30
90 "a ave lOr 40 ~ iSO2 Corcoran Or Is SO
524 2Jth ST.. 10r.- $3.50 24O4 n 81 tr m, II, On
@ 90 ST. 24OS II St., 6r.. 30
21zl n St. l0r., m.i..-:'U lI33 2Ath 81 1r Ia
Cor Nts3U SITS ST. mi so 500 ord ~ ar III
aVS > sL in.-----.-S 40 10Th St, 10
Apply WksSl)T~T a WiICOX
ocZS 1877 pennsylvania ave. w,
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THEY OWED HIM 900, ZOO, OOO - Wilson
Hamilton, one OF the cranks who was at the
seventh precinct station last night, was sent
away this afternoon by the police. At police
headquarters he said that Jay Gould and Van
derbiit owed him 500 900 900.
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ing were the readings at the signal office to-day
s am, 42.1: z am, 39.7; Ii am, AL. pm
45.3. Maximum. 1873. Minimum, 39.6.
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Washington City Gas Ligl
Georgetown Gas Light Co.
Firenien's Insurance Co..
National Union Insurance
Arlington Insurance Co..
Columbia Insurance Co...
German-American Insural
Potomac Insurance Co.
Riggs Insurance Co. ...........
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District Government Affairs.

NISCELLANEUUS.
Mr.. w. Fl. Rapey, proprietor and manager Of
the New National theater, requests the District
Commissioners to place fire-alarm COX at the
New National theater, and that key to the
same be left with his Waterman.
A TOTAL ASSESSMENT OF 500, 054 ,301.
The District collector has given q receipt in
duplicate to the assessor of the assessment OF
taxes tor the fiscal year from July 1, 1883, TO
June go 1885, a total for Washington, George
town and the county of 500, O54 Dol.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: Henry Franc,
erect ten two-story dwellings, North Capitol
and L streets northeast; $4,000. Z. j. Stel.
wagon, repair brick stable, L. between 18th
and 18th streets northwest; 500.
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TtR RENT

LNtK RENT
Il Co. 18th q NY av..
tUf., m-I.-.---.- S2S0.OO
l466 RI. av, 12r.,miS3.33
u LAfaye; te sq----.-.:S33.3 80
10th St, bet. o 4 P-166.67
1924 y. Y-Ay.lH.mI l25
1.34 h st. NV, llr---125
2313 y. II ay. Is r-.-I25
1hOM
oc3l
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EOR sALE-LAR GE STOCK OF CARRIAGES.
L Buggy Phaetons-1O per cent above cost-to make
II. want Of good wagons 1t win pay them to give
Wagon; nothing like it in city. Good stock Of Day
tons OF my own make two and three seats: nicely
finished Good assortment of secondhand work
Also. fine handmade harness in stock lowest
prices WIN sell on time to suit. JAS. X. PROXY
ton. ses,-Iu,
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nor SALE
IL A VERY RARE BARGAIN.

An elegant full 7-octave Square Piano in handsomely
mnsned and carved rosewood case heavily and richly
fine rich tone. with requisite singing Qualities fine
onix aa6 fully warranted tor Ave years will sell for
1roidered cover and plush top stool Cost new $500.
owner leaving the city. Can be seen at the
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1918 n. Il. sv., 12r--@lOO
1912 p 81. NV, 1lr ...--7u
2Ul6 Hillyef Pl., 1Or.--60
114S y St NV, lOr...--65
SOL 2lst. Ar. mi. to
2l31 h St NV. Sr.--.5C
1884 18th 81. Nv, 9r---35
1873 18TH. Sr-,m.i..--...-.2S
As j. FISHER & Co,
1924 + street northwest.
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i THE FINE BROWN STONE RESIDENCE,
puuchaser THOS J. FISHER q CO..
oc.iI.rr 1924 ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

~op C1IE-aoo 9Th ST NV. BRICK, /
II rooms bath: stable A good investment
So Detrees st., q rooms ., m r..-..,x
6I6 ST. ne, s rooms; bath; with 2O-ieet SIDE lot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-31

EOR SALE ELEGANT lI,noofM rom ron,nl
grounds in excellent condition. me oeep Ios WIZ oe
sold at figure making it proftahie nv a,ad TX
home cheap S6 500 has been esked ior Ine properly
but contenp plated change of owner inouGeS MN 10
or2l a. "e - ~ l424 New York ave.
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BAD B1oop-
sCRoFULoUs,
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS
CONTAGIOUS

BAD BLOOD. sCROFULOUS. Inherited and con-
tagous Humors with Loss of Hair, Glandular Swell.
ings Ulcerous Patches in the Throat and Mouth, Alb
cesses, Tumors. Carbunces Botches, Sores, Scurvy.
Wasting of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs. Dropsy,
En@mia, Debility, Chronic rheumatism, Constipation
and Piles and most diseases arising from An Impure
or Impoverished Condition of the Blood, speedily
cured by the CUrIcURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier internally. assisted by CUTIcuRA, the great
Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, exquisite Skin
Beautiier externally.
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ALMOST INCREDIBLE.

EMxA BoYNroS, s57 Washington street, Boston,
says: have been afflicted for one year and nine
months with what the doctors called rupia was taken
with dreadful pains In the head and body, my feet be-
swollen that perfectly helpless. sores
broke out my body and face my appetite left me,
could sleep nights lost flesh, and soon became
wretched that longed to die Physicians failed to
help me- Ny disease daily grew worse my sunerings
became terrible. The eruption increased to great
burrowng, fou-smelling Sores from which reddish
matter constantly poured, forming crusts Of great
thickness Other sores appeared on various parts Of
my body and became weak that I could not leave
my bed. In this condition and by advice of q well.
known physician, began TO use the CUTICURA RENE
DIES and In twelve weeks was perfectly cured
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POST CIR IPT.
ION THE EVE OF WAR;"
The Fight To Be In India, Not In
AfghaniStan.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 29.-The Noroe
Iremyu, acting, it is believed, under imperial
inspiration, has attracted attention by pub
fishing article with the startling headline:
"On the Eve Of War;
This article declares that Russia, in the event
of war, will settle matters with England in In
dia, and not in Afghanistan.
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FORTY DIFFERENT STYLES OF SLIPPERS
THE Brighton;" something entirely new,
9ec. Common Sense" Kid Slippers, CSC.
Opera Toes from 59c up. Leather House
a large assortment of Newport Ties and But
toned in all sizes and widths. White Slippers
for Ladies and Misses. Il. Strasburger, old eS-
tablished shoe store, 9O6 9Th street, doors
above street.
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NEw EMBROIDERED RoBEs.

New Embroidered RoBEs
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHER,,
THE --LATEST EXPECTATIONS" IN FMBROID-
Erred PONGEE BATISTE AND NULL ROBES
ARE NOW OPEN. ELEGANT EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEES FROM $40 to SO
LARGE AS sORTMENT OF EMBROIDERED Or
MENT DRESSES, ranging from IS TO S25.
NEW NAVY BLUE BATISTE ROBES WITH
WHITE AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NOVELTIES IN ECRU NULL ROBES WITH
BROWN AND CARDINAL EMBROIDERED
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
INDIA LINENS from l2lzc to Doc. per yard.
VICTORIA LAWNS, PERSIAN LAWNS. PRIN-
CESS LAWNS, WELT PIQUES. MASALIsS.
NEW FRENCH AND ENGLISH MANSIONS,
SWISS MUSLINS AND TUCKED NAINSOoKS.
NEW WHITE ALL LINEN LAWNS at 20. 31l2,
"EXCLUsIVE DESIGNS" IN PRINTED PURE
LINEN LAWNS al 2Oc. 25c. and 3.1,c.
100 PIECESANDERS0NS SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
SIDE BAND COMBINATIONS
NEW 32-INCH AND 3SINCH WIDE PRINTED
BAT1STES at ISc and DOC.
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASOI.S, Sun UMBRELLAS AND
CARRIAGE SHADES
Eg-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1S4O.. apps
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lslt At once
THE TURKISH BAZAAR, 1905 F st.
Orr GENr,s DEPARTMENT is now complete

OrR GENTS DEPARTMENT is now complete.
81 will buy a solid Working shoe, Base
BAN Shoe. button. Boot or CATER S124
will buy Worked Bal, Cater or Low Quar-
ter Shoe 81 40 will buy a Stylish Cater
in common sense narrow toe with tips. 80
will buy a French Calf shoe in Lace, Button or
Congress. 81 so will buy the Famous Letter Car
rier or II. Il. E.lge Low Quarter Shoe, for which
I am the sole agent. We have also a complete
line of hand-sewed goods superior to any city
made at equally low prices Give us a call. H..
Strasburyer's old established shoe store, No.
BOG eth street doors above / street.
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MTsSsRs. Mattingly and F. T. Browning have
filed a bill for w. W. and w. Dannenhower
against Amelia j. burlington and Others to
restrain prosecution of suit in ejectment for
pts. of lots and 5. so. $50 (No. Ills + street,
A restraining order was issued by Judge Hag-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

GENUINE MACKINAw HATS. good quality,
splendid shapes; prices 81 20, SLID and S1.oO.
Francs, corner 9TH and ID, the only strictly one
price hat and gent 5 furnishing store in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS in spring
clothing. We have on our counters over 200
styles OF suits for men, youths and boys.
EISEMAN Bros, 18th and E.
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CHOICE-Our four-button cutaway suits. In
this style our assortment is unlimited
EISEMAN BROS, 9TH and E.
STAINED Glass SI-RSTTTITTE AGENCY All eth
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STILL MORE so.

JAMES E. RICHARDSON, Custom House, New Or.
leans OATH says: In 1870 Scroflous Ulcers broke
out my body until q mass of corruption.
Everything known to the medical faculty was tried In
vain. became amere wreck. At times could not lit
my hands my head, could not turn in bed: was In
constant pain. and lookel upon life curse No relief
curein ten years In 1880 heard Of the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES used them, and was perfectly cured.
Sworn to before U. S. Com ]. u. CRAWFORD.
Sold by all druggists. Price: CUTICURA Soc: RE
OLvENT 81 90; SOAP, 25c Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, MASS
Send Tor "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
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BLACK HEADS, Pimples, Rough Tanned and Oily
Skin, use CUTICURA SOAP. ap15 :.
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SILKS Silks. Silks,
-. 3rs-
CHEAPEST SILKS IN THE UNITED STATES!
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality. reduced from 81
to 75c.
FANCY SILKS reduced to 371ac.
COLORED SILKS reduced 10 Soc
BLACK BROCADE SILK VELVET, 81.
BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENAD1NE reduced
BEAGTIFUi PLAID DRESS GOODS, Silk and
Wool, 25c.
BEAUTIFUL BROCADE DRESS GOODS. (reduced).
II yards for so Special bargain.
NUNS VEILING-NUN'S YELLING.
Wide double width. pure wool. In Cream Pink,
Blue and Black only 37lac.
BLACK sATINS, Doc COLORED sATINs. &c.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS pure wool, $l.5O
SATINES, Pink Blue and Cream 25c.
NUNS YELLING, beautiful Lace style, pure wool,
25c.
NEW YORK MILLS TING. widest
and very best, Zoe
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, B, 3, 10. 12lac
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH LAWNS, 25c.
BLACK SILKS. COLORED SILKS, SILK VEL
VETS and FINE DRESS GOODS, immense assert
ment. Strictly Cash Prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

The Washington establishment of KaZanjyan
CO., will soon be closed, so their stock
of 800 silk Antique Rugs and Portieres.
80 large Royal Cashmere and Persian Car
pets, 1000 Embroidered Towels, 80 Table
Covers exquisite Perfumeries, and numerous
other articles from the Far East, offered at
exceptionally low figures-25 per cent lower
than any importers price In the country. The
Darest chance tosecure these everlasting fabrics.
Visit at once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

WINDOW curtains at the residence of Joshua
McNeal No. 1912 9Th street northwest acct
dentally caught fire from gas jet last evening,
and before the flames were extinguiShed dam
age to the amount of about S15 was done.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-29

HANDsoME-our Prince Albert suit, with silk
OF satin facing, in all the fashionable shades.
EISEMAN Bros, 18th and f.