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Five Days Special Sale.
At HAHN'S, Sl6 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave
Fine Shoes w itiin EYeryhndy.S Bench

At HAHN's, S16 9TH st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
Fine Shoes Within Everybody Reach.
Elegant straight Goat Ladies' Button, opera
or common sense last, S2.4O cheap at So.
Over 1 900 pairs Ladies' handsomely finished
Kid and Goat Button, amy shape and width. at
For S1.25 and $1.5O We offer Ladies Goat
and Kid Button, we'll made and rivals of any
81 S;iOe.
Ladies' comfortable house slippers 35c. and
SOC.
Gents fine Calf front and back hand welt
Boot, 81, a bargain ut So.
Gents genuine hand-stitched Button, Laced
and Caters, 81, worth So.
Gents fine Calf seamless vamp, Button and
Laced, at $500, never before offered ior less
than So.
Gents solid sole genuine Calf Boots, 50.
Misses I'll to y worked hole pebble. spring
heel, button, solid, only 15c.
Youths neat button and hook balls, $1.2O,
a good bargain at Sl.5O.
Child S solid sole spring heel button, soc. 1
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ONE DOLLAR AND NINETY CENTS will buy n
fine fur Derby, good enough tor any gentleman
to wear Francs. cor. 9Th ana ID, the only
Strictly One Price Hat and Gents Furnishing
Store in the city.
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Congregational Conference

IMPORTANT ACTION on THE EPISCOPAL MES
SAGE LOOKING TO COMMON UNION.
A telegram from Hartford, November IL.
says: The first great meeting of any church Or
ganization since the Episcopal convention in
Chicago is the General Congregational confer
ence in Hartford this week. AT the session YES
terday there were two events of more than local
interest. One was the acknowledgment of the
fraternal resolutions adopted, after much excit-
Ing debate, by the Episcopal convention, and
the declaration that on three OF tue four princi-
pies OF unity set forth in the Episcopal message
as the basis tor q common union OF churches,
the Congregational church is now in substan-
tlal agreement, ana that Uuly difference in the
fourth, which it is hoped some way may be
found to overcome, prevents n complete rest0r-
atiOn of unity.
The three principles upon which the Congre-
gaflOnal church now announces that it is ir
unity with the Episcopal are: The Holy Scrip
ture as the revealed word of God the Nicene
Creed as sufficient statement OF faith; sacra-
ments OF baptism and the Lords Supper. The
congregational church cannot agree with the
Episcopal on the fourth principle, the doctrine
OF the historic EpiscOpate, though il does not
despair OF sufficient reconciliation on this point
This report and acknowledgment will be sent to
the bishops OF the Episcopal church,
The CongregatiOnalists then with q good deal
OF enthusiasm adopted resolutions denouncing
the sunday newspaper as one great cause OF the
secularlzatlon OF the Lords day. Especially is
denounced and depiored the running of SUNDAY
newspaper trains, and church members are
begged TO cease cOuutenancing the issuing of
Sunday papers by keeping themselves from all
completely Herewith II had been informally
brought TO the attention OF some of the mem.
bers vi the conference that church members are
now very considerable proportion OF the sup.
porters OF the Sunday press, and are also some
OF the heaviest purchasers of the advertising
columns. Hence it was thought we'll to plead
with these members To do SO no more. Discus
sion was not invited on the resolution.
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"SEE SPECIAL NOTICE column i'm regard &c
meeting OF IsracIiteS for com petlOn OF OrganiZa-
ton Tor library aud reading rooms.
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A Low-RENT MOVEMENT OUTSIDE OF THE.
LEAGUE.-At Londonderry, Ireland. yesterday,
with the national league, adopted a RESOLUTION
demanding reduction of 40 per cent in rents.
Ii the landlords refuse the reduction Demanded
the tenants will deposit the money in BANK To
the landlords credit. AS an alternative the
tenants are willing 10 buy their holdings at
fifteen years purchase. The lord Ueutena MT nj
Ireland is one OF the landlords Interested.
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BRIGHTwooD RACES, Thursday, November
18th, at u.
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FRESH INVOICE OF MoxIE Just received at
Dooley's. 3O1 Pennsylvania ave. S. C. Try it.
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JOhnsOn's, Corner 18th and E street

JOhnsOns, Corner 18th and e streets.
Daily receipts OF the finest brands OF Salt
Oysters known to the trade-three-year-old
Plants out OF the best coves on the Rappahan-
mock; solid fat, for Steaming, Stewing, dc. Also
the famous Saddle Rock, Tor Roast, Broil, &c.
None but the best. Lifetime experience. Lauies
large saloon attached.
Extra Sleeves for Knit Jack cts, at Auer-
bachs Knit Jacket Depot, 7tn and ii. /
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DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th stree.

JEFFERSON MARKET.-Fine beef, lamb NUT.
ton and veal a specially.
b. L.wHEELER. Proprietor, 18th and X sts.nw
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HANDSOME WAREROoNS of Parior Suites in
SILK aud mohair plushes, spun and raw silks
brOcatelle, &c. Any one wishing hair-clotb suit )
Our line Is complete. No trouble to show goods
BHEITBARTH'S,
Odd Fellows Hall eth street
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ID street northeast. reports that his house was
entered Wednesday night by forcing open the
basement window and an overcoat worth $40
and a tablecloth were stOlen.-N. b. Suddath,
o11 Massachusetts avenue reports the larceny
from him OF a coat and pair OF gloves worth So.
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THERE ARE fifteen or sixteen OF the largest
bakeries In this country represented In
nsnington See what thirty OF the leading
asninxton Sroeers say about Holmes 4
Coutts' Iancy biscuits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

VIRGINIA's PRESBYTERIAN CENTENNIAL
At the meeting OF the Presbyterian synod in
Richmond yesterday arrangements We're begun
for the celebration OF the Presbyterian censer-
NAL in Virginia. Rev. DR.. NJ. ID. Hodge was
chosen to preach the centennial sermon The
address on the occasion will be delivered nv
Hon. John Randolph Tucker.
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THERE ARE No BETTER GOODS MADE than
Holmes i Coutts'. Their graham waters sea
foam and ginger waters are the best 1 ever saw
W. X. Brown. cor. Goth and Pa. ave.
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81 9TH street northwest.

SATURDAYS MARKETING. Round Steak
Toe. h.: Rib Steak. lOc. TO-: Sirloin, de; Por-
terhouse, 15c: Legs Of Mutton, lee: Breasts,
soup Meat, Boiling Pieces, Corned Beef, &c. h.;
q choice Creamery Butter at 2Sc.: Preserves,
12l2c., Chickens, Turkeys. Fruits and Vege-
tables. WIXoMS Market store 436 9th ST a. W.
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The revenue cutter Manhattan. Lient n n
Tozier commanding, arrived at New York YES.
terday from q cruise east.
A brutal championship prize fight for f1OO n
side took place yesterday at darlington. Middle-
sex, England. 1t is reported that one OF the
cOnlbatantS was killed.
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uFeut kScutdct1OuS
at Newmyer's, $50 9TH street and 1920 Penn
Syivania avenue.
Lace Curtains, Csc. per pair Silk Handker-
chiefs, 1Oc.; Chiidren's Red Fianne Shirts, Doc;
Cnrsets, 24c. and 33c.; Ladies' and Gents Vests,
24c.; Ladies' and Gents Red Flannel Shirts,
soc. and 73c.; Dress Goods, &c. per yard; Cali
Goes, 4c per yard: Corduroy. % inches wide, 73c;
Silk Plush, in all shades, So; striped and Bro
cade Silk NetVeteen, 4Sc.; new lot of guaran-
iced Kid Gloves, three pearl buttons, only 49c-
these gloves worth 81; Children's Coats
$149; Misses Coats, $3.50; Ladies Newman
kets, So. 49, Ladies' Short Wraps, 81. 212, and a
good many other bargains in dry ana fancy
goods. NJ. NEWMYER,
$50 9TH street and / 800 Pennsylvania ave.
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PERSONS in want of harness. trunks satchels
horse blankets and robes will do well by at
tending the auction sale that is to take place at
1341 Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday, Noyem-
Der 18TH. See auction column.
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BRING THE BABIES and have their pictures
made Tor Christmas presents. Superior work
ri low prices, at Rices Studio, 1217-1219
Pennsylvania avenue.
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For District of Columbia and Virginia, light
rains, slightly cooler. easterly winds.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Thew Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Nov. IL, 1856.
Indications for "a Hours, Commencing at . p- "'.
Ian
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Rest Grades SaxOny Wool Underwear,
at Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and III.

at AuerbachS Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and II.
The Following SpeciaI Values are offered
for tomorrow at ). w. Augenstein's. SIT, Sl9.
S21 7th st. H. W., which We guarantee are the
greatest bargains ever offered in this city: l
large wash tub, zine board, so clothes pins,
clothes line, 97c.; ironing board, &c, larger
size. SIC; silverplated teaspoons, 34c, worth
Zoe; brass extension library lamps, S1.9S,
worth 81 slop pals, all cOlors, 21c.; $l2 French
china gilt band tea sets reduced TO SOS;
string brooms, &C.; 3 string, Sc; string, Pie;
Japanned bread boxes. 2Sc.; larger size, 3Sc;
extra large, 41c.; decorated chamber sets with
broad band and gilt line, 81. S. worth 81; par
lor lamps, 7Sc., worth SIPS; II doz plates, Il
doZ. cups and saucers, meat Dash, vegetable
dish, basket CSC, worth $1.5u; Il doZ. wine
glasses, 1 waiter, 25c.; decorated Tea sets, 56
pieces. S3.6s. worth 50; Il doz ebony knives
boilers, sSc., larger sizes, 94c., worth S1.25 and
S1.5O French CHINA fruit plates with coored
borders and gilt lines, lac; cakes English
stove polish, &c., worth 25c.; 900 tooth picks
and holder, SC. l
Heavy nj Dp>nv Va M -
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JOhns0n's Oyster saloon,
442 and 444 9th street, corner OF E.
A large shipment OF Oysters arrived this day.
Served III every available style; the celebrated
Lynn Haven Bays half shell, select steamed.
Cali and be convinced. Ladies' saloon tirst
floor Johnson's, 9th and l. sts NV. 2
Heavy COlOrei Seamless Socks, pr 25c.
At AurDach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II. I
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EUREKA DAIRY, Dining and Lunch Rooms
GIG TO $50 18th ST. NV; European Plan: every
thing first class and reasonable prices. Cali Tor
one of our bills OF fare Monthly boarders taken;
$50 per month.
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Srr11sH DREss Goops.

HOME-SPUNS, TRICOT CLOTH, PIN CHECKS,
BOUCLA, CASHMERES. ROYAL SERGE, OF
TOMANS, &c. &c.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
CAMELS HAIR HOME-SPUNS, pure wool, wide
double width, soc
BLANKETS IMMENSE SIZE cash value 81.
price reduced to S3. IS,
Tk!Gor CLOTH. all colors pure wool wide double
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, excellent quality
one yard and a hall wide Immense double width.
ROYAL SERGE, all colors wide double fold, ~ yds
BLAt n CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure wool. 81. so
HO E-SPUN DRESS GOODS extra width, Bic
COLORED SILK VELVtTS, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. S.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c.
FANCY SILKS. 81. 40. 4:1c.
BLACK BkOCADE SILK VELVETS, 81. so.
Sl.25. $1.5O ~ ~ w.
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 81. a. Soc
fair OF our handsome Damask Towels immense
size, worth 81, or large size Bridal Quilt WORTH
Sl.5O. presented to each customer who buys $40
worth OF Dry Goods
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JEFFERSON MARKET.-Game--Canv backs,
read heads. maliards and black head ducks:
grouse. quail, pheaSants and Wild turkeys.
B. u. WHEELEB, Proprietor. 18th and X u. W.
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ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEING MADE for re-
duced rates from Washington to Gettysburg
and return on the 18th instant, the date OF the
dedication OF the monument to the fallen OF the
list Maryland confederate regiment at the time
OF the battle.
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ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAs
W o r D S!

WORDS!
DOES ENERGY PROMOTE PROGRESS?
This Is question that should be answered as readily
rs Henry George would answer the question, what
Should be Done With the Public Domain" The for
mer we can answer in the affirmative. The latter we
must leave for the minds the nation
But If the question asked the many purchasers
Men and Boys Clothing especially among numer
Gus patrons where can you find the most reliable
Clothing, where all goods are represented or money
refunded where all goods marked in plain figures
where honorable dealing and Zone Price to All" is
the motto. the answer would naturally be the COL
DEN EAGLE. We call special attention to a new
line OF Childrens Suits aud Overcoats, ages to ID
which have just been received, purchased at q re-
markable reduction and marked to sell at proper
tionate low figure.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NO. 400 CORNER 7TH AND Sta
NIL i'm. GRADY. Manager.
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We Make a Specially Of Teas.
Oolong, Gunpowder and Japan, soc. per Id.
warranted to please.
n. METZGER & Bro,
Az eth ST. NV
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BANK STOCKHOLDERS IN TROUBLE.-Since
the decision OF the Supreme Court OF the United
States affirming the decree of the Boston circuit
court, which held the stockholders of the
Pacific National bank liable for their assess
ment. Receiver Butler has received a large
amount of money from the unfortunate stock-
holders, the total received by him thus lar be-
lug between 100000 and 100000. Judg-
ments in the suits will soon be entered in the
cases brought and not settled, aud the sum re-
ceived will then be greatly increased. Over
800 suits were entered i'll all,
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Hallet 4 Davis Upright Pianos.
Elegant holiday styles. Select now at special
low prices. Sl1 9th ST. u. W. u
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn.
ing ana delivered In n Id. Ward prints, 45c.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butlermiik;
Sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
Pick wick Club whisky is the best
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Wraps at Bank rupt Prices.
Young's, 1856 Tth street. ;
Extra Fine Quality Heavy Saxony Wool
German Hand-knit Socks. pairs Tor 81, at
Auerbach'S Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and II. 3
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Sugar-cureu HamS, Very CHOICE, I3L2c.
n. L. METZGER Il BRO,
AT 9TH ST. NV.
Important Reduction Sale
AT HEILBRUN's SHOE House,
402 eth street.
Look for:-The Old Lady in Window.
In order to reduce our immense stock of fine
Boots and Shoes, we shall offer tor one week
Gents
$500 Hand-sewed Boots and CATERS ut S4 90.
$3.50 Waukenphast and Button, $500.
$500 Fine Boots and Caters, 500.
$500 Solid Congress and Lace, S1.5O.
Ladies'
$500 Hand-sewed Button at $500.
Sl.5O Best French Kid, $3.50.
$3.50 FAIR Stitched Button, $500.
$3.50 Fine Pebble and Kid, $500.
Sl.5O Misses Kid Button, S1.25.
$1.25 Misses Pebble Button, ) 90.
klannelllned Shoes and Slippers.
We Make a Specially Of Teas.
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Don't THINK any other bakers make as
good goods as Holmes & Coutts. handle them
exclusively. A. q. Wright, 1882 1Ith ST.
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w +. PARKER. THE GIFTED HEALER, HAS
Nv yondsrini power e neal the sick without ned
su..sion free q Parker house. - st. and Pasve NV
Oc30!2Ws
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Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
SOC. lat Auerbach's init Jacket Depot, tn s II.

Break fast Bacon. 9lac.
Sugar-cured Shoulders, sc.
Sugar-cured Hams, very choice, 13L,c.
n. L. METZGER d BRO,
i Az 9TH st, NV,
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PERSONAL


WyILL MR. CHARLES ID. POWERS OF MIL
w waukee, Wis, please send his city address 10
JOHN h OLCOTT, Post ONCE Department lts
yIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and Answers Send LOG 70 Book Stores or 70
IVY INSTITUTE
u11-1m Southwest corner 9Th and SITS w.
an ACCOUNT OF TIE HEAVY DEMAND
Oupop U.S. we are now prepared 20 pay ful value for
Gents secondhand Clothing. Address or call Al
JCSTHS Old stand, 619 ID St NV. oc2D3Of
ARS ROSS. THE CELEBRATED CLAIRvoY-
Nl ant and Astroogtst can be consulted on bust
hess law suits. specuistions aud all afAs o. ife All
in trouble call. Her advice 10 always reliable salts
faction guaranteed Charges moderate Mrs kOsS.
residence 1904 X st. ny ccxo-3m
GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS
NJ Don't forget the Number
coo. 6O8, 6v9, 6O0.
18th 81 n. W.. opposite U. Treasury.
Tfunks travelling Baxs. Harness, saddieA Hridl0
Whipas Tourists sundraee. &C,
ak ketsat manufacturers prtce4
Can In and pe eonviuced-
au27-1D eppesiss y. 9. Treasury
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For Purity and Elegance Of Flavor.
try our 4-year-old Pure Rye Whisky, at $3.50
per gallon, warranted TO please you.
: \. I. METZGEk Il Bro,
All 9Th st. NV.
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| t.NoR SALE-A VERY AVN
Il stylish Gray Horse; l0 hands high; suitable for
coupe or coach Also. very handsome thorong Inbred
saddle Horse; beautifully gated. elegant jump.r
and Wei broken, been ridden by lady. Responsible
| parties can have horses on Trial. Address MAfll.
| Ian II. star Office M
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SILK aud mohair plushes, spun and raw silks,
hrOcatelle, &c. Amy one wishing hair-cloth suits
Our line Is complete. No trouble to show goods.
BHEITBARTH'S,
Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street.
Don't THINK any other bakers make as
good goods as Holmes & Coutts'. handle them
exclusively. A. .. Wright, 1882 1Ith ST.
MISERABLE SHOES crippled the Apacbes, re-
ports Gen. Miles: many a smaller campaign has
been retarded Tor similar cause. Moral: Go to
SIG 9Th ST., and 1922 Pa ave. See their five
days special sale in City Items.
EUREKA DAIRY, 6I6 To $50 18th st. NV.
near u st., wholesale depot Tor milk and cream
Hotels. restaurants. dining saloons and stores
supplied on short notice. Telephone call SOP .
IL. F. BREUNINGER. Proprietor.
PRICES MADE To SUIT THE TIMEs.-Just re-
eeived at X. y. Goldens Potomac river game
and fish stalls. Center market, six barrels fresh
caught Diamond Back Terrapin, Ten barrels
S!iders, choice lot Canvass Back, Red Head and
Maiiard Ducks. Telephone, sl1-:. --ls
HOME TRADE.-Don't buy Chicago beet Buy
Your beef from John X. Kelly, that your
money Will go To the farmers of Virginia
and Mary lano, where il Will have a chance to
come back to Washington III your money goes
To Chicago II Is lost To Washington trade He
sells none but the best Washington dressed
beef He has grand supply of roast beet tor
tomorrow.
FUssELL's Ice Cream. Chariottes and Candies
BEAUTIFUL CHAMBER SUITES, the very latest
styles. III mahogany cherry, walnut and an
nque oak. These goods are our specialies.
BREIrBARTHS,
Odd Fellows Hail, 9Th street.
Ny BUSINESS in fancy biscuits has doubled
since began selling Holmes & Coutts' fancy
Biscuit keep them constantly ON hand. j. f.
Page, 1916 st. ,.
SAVE Your ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hempler.
Avenue, corner 4t2.
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Special Inducements
on the very best Minnesota Patent Process
Flour. Prices the lowest.
n. T.. METZGER 4 Bro,
All 1th st. NV.
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t,'oR SALE-S25 WILL. BUY A PAIR OF ColJN-
Il Ter Show Gases, 2xS feet toquet pattern Inquire
at RemIustpn Arms Agency, $40 Penusy lvania ave.
n. ".
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SAVE Your ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hempler
Avenue, corner 4L,,
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INoR SALE-sALTZSTEIN's, 9lS r sF-sPF-
a cii oners Tor two weeks only. 2uO pair solid gold
Speciaeles aud Rye Glasses at Sl5o per pair MI
others I'll. Nocharge tor testing The eyes nj LIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

NoR sALh,NERS PINE BLACK corr n
Il Horse. kind and gentle \ wears old and weighs
Loo pounds. TaLIh-Ho Stable. % St bet pth
aud lo;h NV. Is. r. MCCAUIIN A co nll-Sfs
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Bargain Day TO-mOrrOW.
Children's handmade caps, all coiors Csc;
misses school hoods, pic; WOODEN mittens tor
girls ana boys, l5c.; INFANTS inittens, ISc.;
handmade hoods, nicely trimmed, Ace; silk
handkerchiefs all colors, Doc: extra quality,
39c.; gents white silk muttiers, 9Sc.; gents
coiored muffiers, 29c.; one lot silk tassels for
fancy work, loo. dozen; lot z, silk tassels, all
colors, 1Sc. dozen; Chinese tasseis, 33c. dozen;
worsted ball fringe with tinsel, 16c. yard; wOrs-
ted Chenille iringes with tinsei, Zoe. yard; linen
splasners, stamped, &c.; linen Tides, &C.; felt
liable covers, stamped, 43c.; pillow shams, 19c.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt,
712 9TH 81. NV.
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II LING, llth ~ and he Ave- Saturdar st 10
o'clock. handsome Horse, Coupe Rockaway and
4 M
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EIeCanf SILK and satin SCArfS. yJC.. at
Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II. L
There is use 10 quote fictitious
prices, but GO 10 ]. Brooks new shoe store, 722
7th street, and you can procure genuine bar
gains in all kinds OF Boots and Shoes.
Remember place aud number j. BROCK,
722 9TH street.
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EUREKA DAIRY, 616 To $50 18th ST NV.
near u ST., wholesale depot tor milk and cream
Hotels. restaurants. dining saloons and stores
supplied on short notice. Telephone call 5O2-o
III. F. BREUNINGEI, Proprietor.
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kNoR SALE-TWO VERY DESlRAR BILE LOTS ON
- north slide OF NJ ST., between 9Th and Sth NV. inn
proved oy frame houses yielding good revenue.
LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER,
ESs,,
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IGOR SALE - GRAND BARGAIN-AT oSIy
81" per month, beautiful tone, ia octave. rose
WOOL cast square Plaho perfectly new; but four
monills; has richly carved legs and yre all modern
improvements oniy $50, including stool and cover;
cost SlOu. Apply al once IA the
TIRE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERoONs
nolO s.pp ,.,t :.
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ENoR SALE-A VERY FINE BAY HORSE lBL
hands years old by Conductor suitable for On r.
riae coupe or light driving. Inquire at Cook stable
cor. 18th aud streets NV nl2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

kUR SALE LOW FOR CASH \ PAIR oF
Il horses. coupe and harness. owner leavI,,y ,5ts
HCtff ~ DftR. 18th aud r SITS. NV nI22T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

ENok SALE-Ar GHEEN'S srABLE-A FINE
a siSteen-hand coupe or saddle Horse. four years
old gentle aud warranted sound Price S251 al,,-ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

LNOR SALE-A PAIR OF BLUE WHITE OF
niae Solitaire Diamond Earrings perfect: seigh a
csrats; have been taken exchange Mill sell then, fur
s2so; are worth S415. JACOB, BROS, l22g Pa
N.
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Observation-Disclosures

ISoR sAlE-poti-sMALL SCOTCH ANDSKyE
male ten months old: ears and tail trimmed bred
oN OWNER. now declining hou~ek eapiug: spl.na,5
watcher and good with children Address Z" IiPpI
CANOE star oilice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-12

IGOR sALE-A VERY FINE COUPELETrT; HAS
Il been used an private family: on easy and reason.
aole terms Apply al slNSffEIHER& MON fa1ts3
1tapleS' ooi u NJ NV nlu-a