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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
A MARVELLOUS CHAsaz
WHY PEOPLE ARE LESS STRONG, ACTIVE
AND HAPPY THAN IN PAST YEARS

There was time when the world moved along In
the even course of its way; startled by
earthquakes dynamite explosions aud surprising
things il the h-avens and earth. There was time
when men and women went through lite easily.
and hap ily now they are troubled with headache,
sinking AT the pit ofthe stomach nervousness restless
ness shiverings feverishne4s dullnes, and lassude
There was time hen these troubles were called
chiils. fever and ague or shakes; they are all
grouped under the single head Malaria
But under whatever name this disease may be
known is terrible It only destroys the happi-
ness. but 1t shOrtens the life 1t often starts in SO
slight that it's approach is unheeded but before
long tn re comes chilly cold stage especially down
the spine. The SKIN becomes rough. The nails are blue.
The back aches. The pulse is quick and light Then
comes he hot stage The skin and dry the face
flushed, the , Use full and rapid and the mouth
parche1 with great desire 10 drink This is agony.
In this connection the experience of . prom inent
captain residing on the east shore OF Maryland is
valuable. He said:
80 great was suffering with malarial fever that
almost desired to die that mig be at rest My
BRAN seemed TO be posse sed with delirium. My
nerves all ached until each one seemed TO stand by
Itself, with the pain. The doctors gave me qunne.
but what mischeCous drug that is! 1t only added
fuel 10 the fire that was burning me up. I gave up
the doctors. in despair. They could good. I
asked druggist whom 1 knew to tell me which one
OF all these things his shelves had better Try He
told me FolIna Cordial had cured his oldest son of an
attac@ of fever and ague. found there WAS no
quinine In it. and nothing to hurt me, but everythl
to do me good. The hrst bottle helped me a great
deal. Then kept on. with determination to get rid
OF the malarial fever thoroue lilly that it would
never come back again."
The above experience Is the same as many hundreds
OF others have found In the of this wonderful
remedy 1t finds the sufferer the depths OF despair
and places him on the road to health and ha pppess
1t takes the despond-nt and hope. In this
respect Voiina Cordial is blessing. and such it
cOmmends itself to all. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
We HANDLE THE CLOVIS

Of reliable manufacturers only. In fact we al
most consider IL dut we owe the trade to call
attention to the lac. that the market is fairly
flooded with Cheap" gloves. gotten up to look
well, and to sell VI q low price. and are abso-
lutely worthless
Yet this state of things is not wholly to be de-
plOred, tor it afterwards increases the demand
for reliable gloves. People seldom get stuck
twice on the same thing.
Our "Perlnor' Gloves. I'm both dressed and
undressed, are absolutely the best to be had at
the price
We also offer as specially good values:
Ladies' SbuttOn MOusQuelaire Suede Gloves
extra quality OF skin. in medium and dark tan
shad $, only 81 per pair.
Ladies' o-Button Gray MOusquetaire Suede
Gloves emDrOlderedo back, In black aud self
color, only = so per pair.
aides 4-ButtOn English Walking Gloves,
pique stitching, embrOidered backs, long and
sho fingers: shades OF I an and brown, EN-
brOidered in black aud self color, only 81 so
per pair.
We tit you as you should be fitted, or no sale
Is made
WOODWARD 4 10TH Bop
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Wearing Stolen Diamonds.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH or JEW
ELRY CARRIED oFF-A CoLoRED WOMAN
CAPTURED WITH SOME OF IT ON HER PERSON.
Several days ago Miss Carrie Pearson, resid.
ing al 4O4 9Th street north west, reported to the
police that her room had been entered by a
sneak thief and about five hundred dollars
worth ofjewelry carried on. Since the robbery
was reported Detectives Wheeler and Mat
tingly have been investigating the case. Last
night while passing near the corner OF 7th and
l. streets, the detective met Ellen jackson, an
alleged colored sneak thief She is abou. TWEEN.
ty-two years of age, and was dressed In q black
red braid. She was wearing some of the dis-
monds when arrested. The gold watch and
chain was taken from her stocking. She denied
the rob cry, and claimed that she got the Jew
eify from another person. She also mad heavy
gold ring, marked on the inside al. j., 1850 y
and the letter "F'' in the setting. Sine was
locked up at the second precinct st,tion, where
she is held pending further investigation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Our Fall Opening Of Jackets and Short Wraps
took place some time since, and We have now
In preparation q Grand Fall and Winter Open
ing Of Wraps, which will include extreme
Novelties. and several new shapes not yet on
the market.
The stock 10 being placed In readiness and
the opening will take place,
TUESDAY OCT. 9TH,
WEDNESDAY. OCT 9Th and
THURSDAY, OCT. 7TH.
It will pay you to await this excellent display
which will surpass any previous Offering yet
made BY us
Second floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPHS at most reason
able prices. Photo. Art Co., 9Uo Pa. av.

CONSTIPATION, the curse OF our sedentary
life, dyspepsia, our national disease, and rheu-
mati,m, which comes from acid stomach anu
froIn tue sudden Changes in our climate, are
quickly cured By taking one or two BrandIe tn 5
pills every night for a month. Persons are DOW
living. enjoying most vigorous health, who
have taken one OF these pills "a night Tor over
thirty years. Chronic diseases cured by
taking from two To four Bran0reth's pills
every night for a month. Tney purge away
the old diseased bouy. This you replace with
new and healthy flesh prepared by All invigo-
rated digestion Iroln simple, neaiLniui food.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
THE EwEsr" In COLLARS

collars for ladies are more in favor than
ever before, adding subtle charm to the finish
Ofthe ralOr-made suits"
The stock is now ill., and we single out for
MENTION: Beautiful Plque Sets (coliar and
CuffsI. which We have marked al 25c. per SET
In anticipation. we prepared for q large de.
manu
80 Doz Ladies' Black and White Striped Per.
Gale SETS lcola and cuffs), four choice styles Of
stripe only 25c per set
specia bargain in Cuffs so Doe. Ladies'
Linen Cufis two best styles, extra value. only
lOc. per pair
You should not fail to examine this stock.
Second floor; take eIevator)
WOODWARD & LOTHKOP,
921 PA. AVE. 9l2 ST.
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Amusement. Io.Ni~nt.

Amusemeass kO.Night.
Observation-Disclosures in Prince Karl"
NATIoSAL--Mayo III Three Guardsmen."
HAkRIs.-"Our Boarding House"
KEENAN, S.-Nariety.
HERZoG'S.-"Two Wanderers"
DINE MUsEUM.-"Ihe Boy Tramp"
MANASSAS PANoRANA-Day and evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

VINWiTCEELLS CIVIL SERVI. E INSTITUTE
Il AND BUSINESS 81 HOOL,
Corner 1th and y SITS. n. W., Wa hingtOn D. c.
twenty Years experience in teaching normal classes
mathem atic, tue languages and eciai branches
Taught in business col 10 years experience In
ana cv service examinations. Number of students
aisays limited. and terms made satisfactory. Call
after O'Clock p. Its
DROPOS-.LS FOR SToRAGE ROOMS
l. GOvERNMENT PRINTING UFFIcE
Washington, u. T.. OF 2, 1885.
sealed Proposals will be ,ceived this office untl
ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, OF THURSDAY &C
TOBER SEVENTH. 1886, for the lease to the gov.
ernment for period OF one Year less OF rooms in
the North astern part of the city anu convenient 10
Government Printing Office suitable for neavy stor-
age.
bidders mus; state location Of rooms and capacIty of
same. -
Proposals must be endorsed on the envelope PRO
posais iUf Storage Rooms and addressed to.
tn Il. Ben k:DICT.
oc246 Public Printer.
TNkEARD-OF FALL BARGAINS
Lyons eros Grain silk. SIC. 81 end $3.50.
SILK VeIvetS, all cOOrs. 81
Nelveteeiis, Soc, and satin, 371ac q. d upwarda
"a Giloerts Ladies' Cloths, all cOlors 7Ac
81 Al,-wool Suilings xoc. 36-Inch ,ashmeres. 25c
los sheeiing i544c. AndroscOggir Cotton. TIC.
Canton ani.ei, DC to Doc. yard
DressmaSers Black Cam ric, SC
Beautf full Curl ain Scrim, lUc
hlte Blankets, 81 per pair and upWards Com.
forts, S5c and upwards. COunterpapes O()c and nm
An elegant large HouuterEane. 81; worth 8 SO.
Seamless Hail hose, l212c. and upwards. The 81
Gladstone shirt, SIC The unrivailed 4-buttun Mono
gram Kid Glove. Sl.xo. lhompsOu's COrsets &c
&C. &c. at BtODH LAD cos. BOZ f st NV
se3O-2c..2p.3t
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Condemned Locals.

The congregation of the Virginia avenue
coio-ed cAureh have taken out d permit Tor
the erection eli "a church at the corner of First
and streets SOU Invest, TO cost $1,000
a branch OF the Chautauqua Llterary and
Sclentinc circle was or ,s,nizeu iasi night at
Wesley chapel, with the following offers: Pres
dent, iIllaIn Realm Woodward; first vice
president, Miss MoiIie Andrews; second vice
president. George Kern; secre Lary and treasurer,
Miss Sadie W alte.
Cyrus castle, No. i, X. G.. f., has elected Off.
GERS as follows: Z. e., DR.. wm. j. Maddox; ~
P- W. >. Johnson; v. e., VIM. j. Holaiing: ~
OF H. Alex. b. Houston; g. of f., Joseph D.
l. heaeh; W. -, Tnos. Is. BaAer; Ems, Ia les
Eoeett, ESQ.,, James r. Lyons; First G., George
W. DurIty; second e.. L. h. Belts.
A cerlncate OF the eiec.IOn OF William III
Thomas, Joseph Manning, >. F. Webb l. r.
Eltzhugn, Jonu Lewis, James Garland Charles
Washington, Peter Lyons, and Samuel Bl.ck-
well, as trustees vi ineNIrsInia Avenue Colored
baptlst church mas been nsed.
Ine cornerstone OF Inc new Chapel of st.
raul, corner 10th and streets, will be
ialo With Imposing ceremonies tomorrow
Sunday afternoon at q clock. Cardinal tiib-
oons Will ofneiate, anu is expected To preach ON
Rev. MIR. Seofield who was recently called. rs
pastor Oh the IaDernacie church, South WASH
lngton, arrived In the city last evening and is
located with his daughter ON Capitol HIM at
present. de will enter his duties lo-mor-
row.
The T. NJ. Healy Branch. I. n. L.. held its an.
nuai meeting last night and elected the follow
Ing officers for the eIIsulug year: James I,iu,ky
PteSi0ehi, l. r. Lee, Vice president; Daniel
shaEahan, Jr, secretary; L. AaDgan, treasurer.
Tiers was a good attenuance. anu annual dues
paid in.
Every Sunday at $3.50 p. m, In Odd Fellows
Hail, sth street southeast, long service is
sonducseJ by Edmond Hez Sven. Snort ad-
dresses.
III Il proposed TO form committee of repre-
sentative Masons and citizens To arrange Tor
the knights Iempiar conciave 10 be held here
In 1859.
As Usual, the Corcoran will make two trims tn
SiarshaiI Hail sunday, October 3d, leaving at
40 AN anu $50 pm, returning at 1 O'CLOCK
ana . PIN. suatrp. Fare, round "Trip, 25 cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

JOHN X. KELLY has purchased one Of the
finest droves OF cattle that has been graZed in
Loudou county, Va, this season, and wall have
some of the meat on his stalls To- offer 10 tine
public Tomorrow and all OI next week. The
haNor of Iiiis quality oi beef is oi the highest
order. This meat will also be sold the
Brighton market, Pennsylvania avenue and
2Utn street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
We Have Jusr ADDED

to our excellent stock Of Corsets, q full line Of
Ferris Bros Corsets and Corset Waists These
goods have q world wide reputation. being
made from The best class of material, cut
straight way ofc cloth, duplex cord edge button
holes tape fastened buttons. All the Waists
have adjustable shoulder straps supporting
the skirt and stockings directly from the shout
der. The Misses Waists come with plain
fronts. buttoned at the back and also buttoned
in front and laced at the back.
Corded Waist Tor young ,Ries, small at bust
and ps: also those with slender iorma From
this stock we can fit a baby twenty months old
As well as Misses and ladies'
(oecond floor: take elevator)
WOOnW A nm n TnTupnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

NEWS FOR THE LADIEs.-An important "Open-
ing" oil "a new store. new departments, aud iall
novelties occurs at the P.llais Ro al Monday,
October 4lh. The souvenir, of the Opening
Will DC appreciated by the many patrons OF the
H;tI.kiS Rsjysli.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1

We have some beautiful new things In Jewelry, In
Pins ar Rings. &c. &c.
One line h.ir aud Lace Pins. White Metal, will not
tarnlsh, Win lthinystOne Sets 25c. each
PRICES
Fan Edge eros Grain. best quality 4Oc q yard:
Str led Satin Ribbons, 20 and &c Picat edge sar,n
hiooon Tor fancy work. No. T. &C.: No. g. lOc No. IL,
Please come and examine our JERSEY STOCK
You viii find pretty goods aud CHEAP
Boucie Jersey Goat ,olors-navy blue, black and
.un ine LADIES BUsTLEs. We are selling
nice prinY Bustle for 15c
MkkiNo UNoERWE EAR for men. ladies and chill
ss 1oo Am Quality Vest aud psnts. Doc bet
u Lao es ipdia Linen + ancy Border Hem Stitched
Cents satin hi Eds 6 i Esa .a ..,,
We have an excellent assortment OF Hand Knit
ZzGPAYR GOODS; in sACQUEs. HOODS. CLOUus,
ISStASIs aAN5 Knit sAcouEs. secun
HHANb kNrT HhooS1i ,!s ioc: up
Please remember our Stamped Linen Csoo,. Dev,e,t.
ment. Spiasbers from &c up Tides nom &C. up
SEVENTH STREET PALA1s ROYAL
ell 7th Street. Bet. land KIN "
oct1 J. NJ FoLLIN. Proprietor
My FALL SrocK
Winter 1ostinss. suirings and Troussrinsz, latest
English Importation new patterns, are now {. ads
LOT 'nspeeuo Wil take pleasure ~ having you cail
w. rEEi.
YEA $50 Pennsyivan,A svsuuA
Z ENTIEMEN's sUITs sCOURED
~ AND Pkk&SED FOR IL
c cs. 6Oesnt:, Pants y cents Vests 20 csnta
Goods e.iisd iss s..d asi SSss 4 ..'' 1-
an yoo 9th g q: ~. Telephone call 6o0-ai, and
e ~ saivsrt -. BALTIMORE Tsleph0ne oAll l611-2
sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

The PLACE to leave your orders for all kinds
of fresh and salt water fish, kenpebec salmon,
Holsters. diamond-back Ierrapins. g, line oI all
kinds in season, Is at X. A Goden's Potomac
River Game and Fish Sails, Center Market.
Telephone, Sab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
CITY ITEMS.

Fall opening Of Fine Shoes.
WIN. HAHN & Co.'S Reliable Shoe House, GIG
7th st. aud 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
Ladies' - Fine Kid and Straight Goat Hand.
sewed Button, the best made.
Ladies' eS, our own make, Glove Top Button.
Ladies' S2.5O Kid, Straight Goat, Pebble Goal
and Glove Calf Top Button, 16 different styles
Ladies' % Unrivaied Kid, Goat and kangaroo
Top Button. equal TO any - shoe In at and
wear.
Our Ladies' 81, e1.25 and 81 so Button are
neat, and every pair warranted TO give satisfac
ton.
Gents $5 Custom .made Boots.
Shoes any style and shape.
g nts' - Genuine Hand-sewed Seamless Cali
Button, Laced and Callers.
Gents $2.5 and IS Famous Calf Boots and
Shoes, our own make, without equal.
Gents % Genuine Calf Shoes, In any style
and shape.
Boys and Youths Fine Calf Shoes.
Our Misses and Child's Dressy and Service.
able Shoes are household word wherever
known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Don't FAIL to get of those superb
panel cards OH Saturday, and the balance o the
coming week. at the Great Atlantic aud Pacific
Tea Companys stores. see their All. in another
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Miss VI. NJ. EVANS, "masseuse." has returned
10 Washington. and can be found at her old
number, 1UO1 New York avenue northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Due to infamed kidneys, weak back and loins aching
hips and sides. relieved in minute By the CUrI-
cuRA ASriPAIS PLASTER Never falls AT drug.
gists, zoe; ave Tor 81. POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL
Co. Boston. ocI
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n rNCA NsoN BROS. Auctloneers
81 and 3lS 9Th street northwest

IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE BY
ANTON OF HoUskhULD III RNIThE AND
EsFEc1s AND GENEkAL MERCHANDISE,
ANDOAk IT: GAAMnEk fUhNr UKE,
RIous OTHER PA,LoR iUkN TuKE IN A
iNUss; MARBLE PLUSH: EsONY AMI VAL
Nut up TABLE BEAUTIFULLY AID
AkTIsTiCALlY DlsioNEn JAkpIN Eks
hBoNY r, rLDEslAt Lssks AND effluE
TON CHAIRS, heavily CARVED BxAss
CENTkR lAbLn. HATNQ.s. wALNUT
DINING CAAlkS, WALNUT PILLAR *
E-.sloN TAB.-ns OAK n. T. slDkboARU,s.
ODD BUREAUS. WAshs ANDs AM BED
Steals: HAIR AND HUsk AA1TRE1ssEs
PlLLOWs And nLANkk1s, sAoW EASES
AND LARt.E sTAkDlNG CAsE. hEATIA0
ANu COOkiN1 eiONES. kIISAkN fUkNI-
TIRE ANDR oU. slTES. All kaCTlvE AS
HOkf AMI Or AOQUkT. VELVET, BODY
BIZ esElS. TAPE lkl AND iN1RAlA Jar
Pats; SAN kNA, VELVET AMI bhub,hLS
kJes. LAk6E LIT POk1LEkhS AM HANG
IN0A
CONSIGNMENT OF LAINbRY SOAP, Erc.. Eze
On TUESDAY MINING, O~1OBkk .It1A
l6o6. ~ TIN o. IOck, We NH seil n our aDct1os
rooms, 01h aud ID utreets nortN getera 1917
naens o1 G0Ooa pasuy nentsooeo ao<ve. % ~nicn -
call partcuiar attsnucn o. pxftes oesstluy 70
ocx-A ApcssoisssrA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

AS USUAL, the COrcorah will make two trips
10 AoisnaIi Hail Sunday, October Sd, leaving
at 10 lil anu $50 p.iii., Returning at y ciocn
anu PIN sharp. Fare FOUND t.Ip Z5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

The old established Wine and Liquor House
ofChris. Ii. Xander. 9O9 It'll st. NV, still leads
the market ior pure Wines and Liquors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LsAUoH's GRAND OPERA House
Tonight. ats.
Last Appearanceof
Mr.. RICHARD MANSFIELD
And His Charming Comedy Company
IN
PRINCE KARL
Endorsed by Every Critic
Next week.
Celia Alsherg and Lewis Morrison, In
FAUST AND MARGUERITE,
oc2 From Geothss Immortal Poem "Faust."
NEW NATIONAL THE.TER
THIS SATURDAY, EVENING,
Last Appearance Of
Mr. FRANK MAYO.
in his own adaptation of Dumas thrilling romance.
THREE ouARpsMEN.
Next Week,
Thatcher, Primrose Vests MinstrelA
Entire New Program
35-Great Artists-S5.
Billy Rice the knshts Templ.r Parade, Delhaner
.aS e%
n GLO..IOUs sUGS;I 50
Hs:Ei' Y e. g Al IL
e nEo ns cS%Hssy ts wse Troupe
They hisI e !s,s cSany
Grotesque Artists.
Miss ANNIE Ell BRi. HT HIST
cHEEvEAs AMI KENNEDY,
Matinees iuesdas: Thursday and Satui day.
ss..s e fS1 's f0R
LESGE S9 ~, 6ndrD SPGfALf y,
nIME MUSEUM
- Pennsylvania avenue. near 1lth ST.
The Great Success ofthe Season
Ann nA aHk son Sh <, dUsfIs
Every Afternoon aud Nigh, this week in their great
THE BY by TRAMP II
Grand Balloon Ascei sion before each performance.
Admission To al, only 10 cents.
Ns1 week n he Creates. sgsssty show on earth
HERzoVs NINTH-sT OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK
Commencing MONDAY. SEPTEMBER q.
THOMAS WATSON.
DRAMATIC AM coNEDY CoMfANY.
H. the
TWO WANDERERS
TWO PERFORMANCE DAILY:
10 AND Is Cents AND 25 CENTS
COME EARLY AND Secure GOOD SEATS
Box Office always open.
PKisoSER For LIFE Eis"' '0n square sssS
CAPITAL CYCLE CO.. laos NEW YORK AVE
~ Cricyces Tandem, and Sociabies for rent by the
hour day, week, or month Tricydes $40 per Ia ,l H.
Ladies 20 Genus each hour. sel9-lm
HARRIS BIJoU OPERA HOUSE
11vHspv .rAts sSoUEr OF iXIIf! tsup,xs
THE WEEK.
Growers Comedy Drama,
OUR BOA RIDING HOUSE
Performed by Company OF Acknowledged Artists
bill Of fare ctm losed OF al, the deiiCacies
oil the dramatic art
Next week-froduction OF BOucicaults
"sHAUGHkAUN." se27-6t
DONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE FIRST IN-
IL DUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
HELD IN THE DIsTRII T Or COLUMBIA
BY COLORED CIT .ZENS.
At BETHEL HALL AND ANNEX,
N street. between 10th and ! 7th streets NV.
From SEPT EN- Der 18th 10 OCTobkK 18th.
Open from 10 a. M to IL pm.
Admission 70 cents ticleis ~.
The Washington aud Georgetown aud Metropolitan
street cars and tue herdcs pass within two Of
the xalbltlOn buildings e-i-i6t
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
Il 18th ST., two blocks south OF Pennsy lvs,nia ave-
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted
Lighted at MI lit by 300 electric lights
Open from Am. to ~ pm
Admission, 50 c. ntS Children under IL years %
cents, Ou sundays half price. je24
EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

SEE W. H. HOEKE'S stock of Carpets and Fur
niture before making your purchases. Styles
are better and prices lower than ever. sol Mar
ket Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

VIEWS of Charleston earthquake at the stores.
ASK for Farrows Pearl Toilet Cream; take no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

OUR SPECIALTY-Fine work only. Perfect
facilities. Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers,
626 ID street II. W.
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New FAIL AND. WINTER

Prices
TRiCOT CLOTHS, PIN CHECKS NEAT
PLAiDS. SILK and WOOD DIEsS GOODS suitable
for Trimming. SILKS. VELvETs, sHAwLS and
Blankets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Wy ALKE1'R - lVIH sTRkkT NV
fissssr. 4. Z s,a <ss1 1ss. IknrosnAasr. aaA's -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

CLOSING OUT SALE OF PIANOS AND ORGANS
r. IT, smith, l1U3 tennsyi, aIila avenue is sell
ing ais present s,ocA at big discounts, PRIOR 10
removal ~ new buIiuing, No. lz25 PennsyIya-
Ma avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02
lNHANCERY SALE or FRAME DWELLING
NHOUSE On 9TH sRTEET, NEAR CokN kk OF
L-T

H
By virtue OF q decree of the supreme Court 10
OF the ,istrid OF Column Ia sitting in equity &:
passed July =, 1855. I'm cause lU.U-3. whereii -
Jennie L. ORD ct al are plaintiffs aud .s-oree a. -.-..
KIN ct al are deiendnls and at Tue risk au cosi Of
the aeIauitin purchaser the Hereunder made
July 14,h 1886 Viii sell nj public aas ton la font
the premises The highest bldaer, on IN hsDA
OLlOBr.k OU Tr,k-> IA, looo ~ r. O'CLOCK
r. M. all that piece parcel Oh ground ana premises,
nnprovei by a ten frame dwelling known rs
AID ueing parts lots aud v, in square 49, In tho
Terms OF .4ie by said deer, OneIhrd OF the pur
chs, q norey ian cash, Unelbird In siN months,
third u Twelve months date, or ali cash al the
o,,in q, pur iI.ser erred payments SECURED by
Odd of tr,,st with rest al b cent One hum
drad dollars 10 paid b. purchase when property
49, ,d of Ar lernisof sale not compiled with la
days the trustee may resell nj deian.tig purchasers
00 ANDREW A. LIPsCOMB, Trustee,
Office 81 Ala street northwest
DrINcANSON BisUs., Auct.oDeers oc--dkds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

WHAT W1eo1ss. SAYS ABour
WASHINGTON
During the entire month of October volcanic erup-
ons are TO occur among the clothiers of Wash
ington caused by the low prices that mecca for all
shrewd buyers, ADLER's TEN PER CENT CLOTH
ING HOUSE
Climatic changes. accompanied by rain and frost
PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE is the place for re-
liable clothing and reliable prices
The Potomac river will rise after the equinoctal but
there Will never be any rise In prices at ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE To secure
equal justice TO all we mark goods at the very lowest
NOTCH and barometer prices Is several degrees
lower than you can buy elsewhere
For fair tr de winds, mild and pleasing attention
the Gains Of contentment and safe course into the
port of prosperity come to ADLERS for Clothing for
Men, Boys. and Children.
Virgins prophecies seldom come true.
But ADLkR has thousands Of bargains tor you
VICTOR E. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT TEN
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
927 AND S29 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
oc2 Open Saturdays till IL D. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

For WALL PAPER and Windsor Shades go to
r. W. Henderson & Co.. 11l3 1T. n. W. Latest
designs now arriving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

HAVE YOUR LACE CURTAINS done up. Prices
reasonable. A. FISCHER. SU6 u street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-02

Sacrifice Sale Of sunday school and
Chapal Organs from $15 TO $40, 1T q. l. Wild
4 Bros, TOO 7th 81. NV.