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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01
Special Sale Of Boots.
VIM HAHN q CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
S1R Ttn St and 1922 Penn ave

Special sale Of Boots.
WIN. HAHN q CO.'S RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE,
SIG 7th ST., and 1922 Penn. ave.
Every boot we sell is warranted to have
solid leather inner and outer sole and counter.
Gents 80 best French CAL custom made boots,
cali or morocco legs, any width.
Gents $3.50 Baltimore custom, pegged and
fine seweu boots, box or broad toe.
Gents 81 three sole, Scotch bottom boots.
Gents S3 double upper, three sole, kip and
grain lea, her WATERPROOF sporting boots.
Gents 50 fine calf back sewed boots.
Gents 500 famous pegged and seWed,
single or double tap sole cali boots.
Gents 81 genuine call solid boots.
Gents So leather counter coarse boots
Boys 81 and $3.50 fine calf boots
Boys $l.5O reliable kip boots.
Youths $1.25 and 81. so kip and calf boots
Child's 81 red top boots
Great Reduction In Standard Sugars.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company.
at SOB 7th street aud 1920 14th street north.
west are as usual in the lead reducing the
price of sugars. Mr.. N. H. Bowman, the ener-
getic manager for this city, is ever on the alert
to give the company's numerous patrons the
benefit OF the reductions OF prices Of goods In
their line as soon as they occur. This popular
tea, coffee and sugar firm has made the follow
ing reductions in sugars: For the best granu-
lated sugar, 3D. cents; powdered and block
sugars, IA Genus; Standard A., 6 cents; White
Extra C, Oh cents; light brown Z, cents.
Owing to the immense increase of business
(which is easily accounted for simply because
this company sells none but the finest brands
of goods at the lowest possible fgures) they
were compelled to BUY an 0t s gas engine in
accuracy and dispatch. Their fragrant delicious
cOffees are roasted daily, ana have an immense
trade In that line, as well as teas and sugars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

IRISH WOMEN IMrRIsON SHERIFF's OFF,
CERS.-At MiiitOwii-M .IUOy, County Clare to
day, while tne snerIIIs We're empiOyed in dis.
training ON the property vi ID man named Kelly.
the married women oil the neighborhOod at
lacked, OVerpoWered, and imprisoned all the
officers engaged, while their husbands secured
the cattle anu removed them from the locality
Inc fFeemdHs journal publishes the text OF / he
report oI the ater.oru police to the Irish vice.
regal government. With the comments thereon
made by Sir MlcIaei II cks-Beacli cnief under
secretary. The document was obtained by a
spy inside Dublin castle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

For District OF Columbia, Delaware. Maryland
and Virginia. fair weather, nOTthwesterly Winds
becoming nOthcTly, colder.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE tHIEF SIGNAL UFFTCER.
WAsHINGToN, ID. C.. Oct. 1, $50.
Indications for - Hours. CbH,meacutg at 3 p. ~.
yi-siTyg
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LONDON Cough syrup only loo at druggists

HoME-DRESSED BEEF at stall 80, 7th-street
wing, Center market. L.. G.. kengla.
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Real Estate Sales.

Transfers recorded from Ida Greer to J.
;. Roderick for one sub. lot in square 1904 for
$500, TO Waiter +. Roderck for II lots in same
square for $3.50, and to L. +. Mallar for six
lots in same square for 81 ,935, have been placed
on record. This square is between q, II, 18th
and 18th streets northeast.
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THE CRIMINAL COURT-The June term OF
the Criminal Court, Judge Macarthur will re-
sumo trials ON Monday, and as the grand jury
has been al work since september 15th d num-
Der OF indictments Will be ready TO report.
There are thirty-iour Jail cases for the action OF
he court.
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CITY ITEMS.
GentIemen's FAN and Winter Hats.

Gentlemen's Fail and Winter Hats,
Broadway and 9Th ave. Silk Hats, 81 and S.:
Latest New York and Boston Derbys 81. so to Is:
Nice assortment Son Fur Hats, 81. 90 to So. 90;
Cigarette Hats Corduroy Hats" "Knock.
abouts;'
Full line "Resorfe" and '.flat set brims;"
Boys "Polos and '.Cloth Hats 25, SO, &c. 81
r. C. LEWIS, Popular one Price Halter and
Outfitter," 900 eth ST., below Mt Vernon Square.
A5-Lowest price plainly marked in each hat. 2
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The Following

is only few OF the many bargains offered for to-
morrow only at =. W. Auseusteins. ST., $40
ana 81 7thst. NV. II you are in need vi any
timing III this line. please call and it will amply
repay you: Majolica Cuspadores, Bic; Patent
Decorated Tea Sets, ST pcs, 1918; Chopping
Bowl anu kniie, DIE; Moss kose Tea Sets,
$4.93, worth 50; Colored Glass Water Sets,
97c., worth 81; Decorated Chamuer Sets, $Z.9o;
Cake or Bread boxes, 25, 30 and 45c. each;
Washtub, Zinc Washboard, 50 Clothes-pins and
l Clothes-Ilne, 93c.; As sueels Smell Paper, &c.;
Decorated DIuuer Sets l2o pcs, $13.oS, worth
S22; Embroidered School bags, &C.; y uoz. salt
Ce,ars, 1Oc.; 3-hoOp Drass-bound WAFER Buck
cts, 33c.; Covered Butter Disnes, &c.; Japanned
Chamber sets, 3D. AZ, worth 96; II uoz. Fancy
GobieLs, Die; n uoz. Silver-plateu Teaspoons,
3oc.; Parlor LAMPS, Win chandelier trimmings,
7Sc.
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YOUTHS CUT-AwAY SACK SUITS, very stylish,
at BarnuIn's
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How She Descended from Robert
Morris.

To the Editor of The EvENISG STAR:
Your issue of the 2Sth instant contains a
communication from one signing herself "Mary
Morris Husband, Knowles, Md" in which my
relationship to the late Robert Morris, one OF
the signers of the Declaration of Independence,
is questioned. simply desire to say that my
grandfather, Charles Croxall, married Mary,
the eldest child OF Robert Morris. The cere-
mony was performed at ST. Paufs Episcopal
church, in Philadelphia. Beividere, an estate
in New Jersey, the present site of the town of
that maine, was given TO my grandmother by
her IA her, Robert Morris. r. A. JOHNSON.
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GAS AND NOT ETHER.-OffcerS investigating
the burglary q t Mr.. Nj. II. Brainard'S house, on
10th Get, Tuesday night, nave reached the
conclusion that, iuStead OF using ether on the
sleeping inmates, the thieves blew out the gas,
which Mr. Brains,rd left burning dimIy before
retiring, with the idea that should they be dis
covered they could escape in the darkness. The
raised window prevented u iata. result.
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NEW STYLES OF CORDUROY SUITS for Little
RoyS at
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1t is believed in BrantfOrd, Ont, that Andrew
Lucas, coiored who died there Yesterday was
rs years old, was born in slavery in Tennessee
and Was Gen. Jackson's servant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

SZZ ITH STREET,
Offers for Saturday and Monday next Linen
Towels, 4OX2O inch, at lie. worth 19c. Large
size White Spreads, 69c. Jerseys, Acc. Tailor
made Jersey Coat Back, 93c. Boucie Jerseys,
black, navy, cardinal and seal, worth S2.5O, at
$1.79. The Bretonne Jersey, Vest Front, upper
hall finely plated, worth So, AT S1.9S. Kid
Gloves, three pearl buttons. all Shades, 49c.
Ladies Vests and Pants, 39c., worth 90. Cnll-
dren's Vests and Pants, Is, 20, anu 2oc., &C
cording to size.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Gents Undersnirts, 20, 80 and Acc. Red
Undershirts and Drawers. each Toe. and 81.
Our best goods, $l.49, worth 81. White Wool
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Miss VI. NJ. EVA Ms, '.masSeuse," has returned
TO W sishIng! on. aud can he found at her old
number, lUO1 New York avenue northwest
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The DISCHARGES AT THE NAVY YARD
About two hundred workmen We're discharged
at the Washington navy yard yesterday. A
sufficient number of men are retained to re-
move the machinery from the departments
that are suspended. Tue plant OF the equip
menl bureau viii be transferred to the Boston
navy yard, that OF the construction bureau to
New YORK and the steam engineering TO Nor
folk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

CoAL-For the best quality of coal go to Mar
lows. Main office, 10 ID st. NV.
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Closing Out.
At the New York Shoe House
These Remnants of Boots, Shoes and Slippers:
"a pairs OF Men's Laced and Congress Shoes
Reduced from $3.50 to $l.1O.
Mems Kip Shoes reduced from $1.25 to % c.
10 pairs Mems Cali Dress Boots
Reduced from So to $l.S6.
Mems House slippers reduced from SOC to SIC.
80 pairs OF Ladies Kid button, worked holes
Reduced FROM $l.35 to CSC.
Ladies' House Slippers reduced to 13c
AZ pairs OF Ladies French Kid Button
Reduced from 81 to $2.88.
Ladies' serge lace or Congress Shoes, $50
90 pairs OF boys button, solid leather,
Reduced from $1.5O 10 CSC.
63 pairs laates' opera toe slippers, DOC.
Clos ng hour, Z p. m.
New York Shoe House, 5O1 9TH, cor. OF e St Il
Fresh Attorney Butter cnurned every morn.
ing and delivered in n lb. "Ward" prints 35c.
per Id. Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk &c. per quart cream ID cents
Pick wick Club whisky II the best
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The Duchess Arrested.
SHE SAYS SHE CAME HERE To COLLECT mon

DUE HER.
Yesterday afternoon Detectives Raft, Carter
ana MahOn arrested the woman known
as the "Dut"hess of California" whose name is
ollie p. Ellis, and escorted her to the Police
headquarters, where she had an interview with
Major Walker. The detectives arrested her as a
suspicious character. She came here Sunday
night. and has been stopping at a hotel on Penn
syivana avenue. The duchess is fashion
ably dressed and looks much younger than
she did some months ago, when she inquired in
the Police Court here When arrested here,
some months ago. the officers received in
formation, charging her with being
in black mailing scheme and for
that reason they arrested her. At that
time she was tried before Judge Smell and was
required TO give bonds suspicious person,
which bonds have now run out. When arrested
she stated that she was here for the purpose OF
collecting money due her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

SUPERIOR To MEASURED WoRK.-Hahn's SIS
eustOm-nade boots and shoes Tor gentlemen.
SIG 1th ST. and 1922 Pa. av
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 9TH ST.,
Ofers-i-year old W hisky, 81 gal, or oOc. OF.
.-year old Rye, So sa., or 15c. qt-
4-yelr old Brandy, 81 GAL, OF 5uc. qt.
.-year old Brandy, SO gal. .5c. OF.
Sweet Cat.tX bsi Wine. 81 gal
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The OriOle.

Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
soc. at Auerbachs knit jacket depot It'll & II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

To-MoRRow, special safe day, at Mrs. Max
Weyls, Agent.
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ELECTRICITY. Cal-at-chee, DIR. Biedler's Health
Piiriors, Metropolitan hotel. Opening Oct. LIST.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

This department combines every novelty that skill.
experience End expense could secure, including
Pushes Frisees. Astrachans, Velvets in extreme
new shades
In Ribbons we show all the new tints and Partisan
designs Regarding Feathers veature TO say We
have every novelty of the Market the whole mai ing
aFAULTLE>S ASSORTMENT OF ever, thing apper.
tanning TO Millinery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

SEE W. III. HoEkES stock of Carpets and Fur
niIure before making Your purchases. Styles
are better and prices lower than ever. sol Mar
ket Space.
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TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT.

In this DEPARTMENT we shall display only IMPORT.
ED HATS anu BONNETs and exclusive designs Of
our OW n MANUFACTURES inc uding sumo extreme
novelties not TO be here am pur ted direct
from Paris by US We think unnecessary 10 40 into
iurther details. ts the Ca ARA TER oF OUR OPEN
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

FALL OvERCoATs. neweststyles, at Barnum's.
SAVE EYEsIGHT. Consult Hempler. ave cor 41s
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Beats All! Boys POlOs, only 10 cents, at
FL. Reizensteins, 400 and 4u1 7th st. NV.
Best Quality Blue Flannel shirts at
AuerDacn's knit jacket depot. IN ahd b. 1
Extraordinary Offerings.
24O pairs chiias kid spring heels at 49c.
144 pairs misses spring heels al csc.
30O pairs cnllu's heeleu SHOES at I3c.
100 pairs misses neeieu shoes al Soc.
12U pairs Toys hooked balls at &c.
21O pairs boys button SHOES III 9l.47.
IL pairs ladies' lace shoes at I:Sc
4SU pairs ladies' button shoes at CSC.
100 pairs men criole CATERS AT LA.
Gu pairs mens leather slippers at 4Sc.
80 pairs kip boots at S1.91.
Cdii early To secure tueSe bargains.
l Il. oTEAsBUkGkK, NO. 9O6 18th st.
New Fall DeJ byS, good quality fur, only
STAT, at ii. Keizens.eln's, 4u5 and 4O7 tn
ST. NV.
Choice Patterns Silk and satin scarfs.
20c at AuerEach'a knit jacket depot III q HI
Buy the Best.
Ladies' 81 hand-sewed fair stitched.
SO French Dongola kid button.
$3.50 CurusO ana straight goat button.
500 Electric flexible Kid buLtOn.
81 pebble goat anu Daisy top.
81 giOve kid Button and Congress-.
S1.5O and o1.25 kid aud peboie button.
Gents S4 hanu-sewed Waukenphast
"a hand-sewed Boots and CATERS.
$3 seamless Callers and Boots.
S;j Rubber Sporting Boots.
SO Grain Hunters Boots.
500 Eiectric flexible Caters.
500 solid cali ana kip Boots.
S1.25, S1.5O, 81 dress Callers and Shoes.
Boys $500 nne calf Callers and Boots.
81, S1.5 Button, Lace and Con- ress.
Misses 81, 81. 10, 81 So KID and pebble button.
S5c sOlIu school shoes.
Cnild's 20, 80, 75c. button and lace Shoes.
Strictly One Price. close at pm
AT YOUNG'S, 4U2 18th street,
HeiiUrun's Old Stand
Look for: The Old Lazy in Window.
Fen Cents n Pair tor good quality Half
Hose, at II. ReiZenstein's, 4O5 and 4O7 It'll st.
NV.
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Good quality suspenders, only 10 cents,
at II. KeiZensteIn's, 4O5 and 4O7 7th st. NV. l
Heavy saxOny Wool Underwear, soc.
at AuerDach s KNIT jacket depot, 9TH and ID. /
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GARTRELL, S1o .th, repairs latrobes, furnaces.
Swiss STEAM LAUNDRY 1922 +. IRA GODFREY.
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

HAT DEPARTMENT.
Complete In every detail. Large and well selected
stock Of new shapes and coors In Feits of grades
Special att htion Is directed plain and Two
toned imported Felt Hats and Bounets which Will bs
one OF the features of the coming
ment of Uses ard Childrens Trimmed school and
Dress Hats is interesting and be over
looked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

NEW STYLES OF CORDUROY SUITS for Little
Boys. at BaTnums-
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY. SOC .rH ST.
offers fine family Hour, S1.IS bbl.; XXX family
S1.69 quarter bbl; Soc eighth 6DI.; finest
family. Sj-4S bbl.; IA quarter bbl.: re eighth
bbl- order by mail, or telephone 1852.
Mrs. X. a. DoSovAN has returned from New
York with ALI the latest novelties in tall and
winter millinery
DON'T FAIL TO get one of those superb
panel cards on Saturday, and the balance OF the
coming week. at the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company stores. see their ad. in another
column
HAHN's $500 ladies' unrivaled kid. goat and
Kangaroo top button equal any $500 shoe in
style aud wear; widths b to T. SIC 9TH st. and
1922 Pa. az.
BOYS RESGLE CHEvIor SUITS, entirely new,
at Barnums.
HOME-DREssED BEEF at lowest market prices
can can, always De found, Wholesale or retail at the
.th-stfeet wing, Center market
HoME-DREssED BEEF at stall IS. 7th-street
wing center market H. G. kensla-
LONDON Cough Syrup only Toe at druggists.
JOHN X. KELLY has purchased one of the
nnest droVes OF cattle that has been grazed in
LOudon county, Va, this season, and will have
some of the meat on his stalls to offer to the
pubic tomorrow and all of next week. The
naNor OF This quality OF beef i of the highest
order. This meat will also be sold al the
Brighton market PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
2Oth street northwest
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 9TH ST.,
sells GTanulated sugar, 81 ,c y Sugar, &C.; Light
Brown Sugar, 5i2c Brown sugar, DC
SOLAR TIPS double the wear of child's shoes,
full stock at Hshn's, $40 .tn 81. and 1922 Pa.
av- CnIlds heel or spring heel, zoe to ; 20.
YOUTHS CUT-AwAY SACK SUITS, very sly lish,
at Barnums >.
Miss VI. NJ EVANS, ..masseuse," has returned
10 ashIns. on. and can he found at her old
numDer, lUU1 New York avenue northwest
To-MoRRow, special safe day, at Mrs. Max
WeyPs, Agent
CoAL--For the best quality of coal go to Mar
lows. Main office, .lO ID ST. NV
GARTRELL, s1o .th, repairs latrobes, furnaces.
Swiss STEAM LAUNDRY 1922 F. IRA GODFREY.
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, SOC 9TH ST.,
Otters-i-year old w hisky, 81 gal, or 5Oc. qt.
.-year old Rye, So gal, or zoe qt-
4-year old Brandy, 81 gal, OF oUc. OF.
s-year old Brandy, SO gal, or 15c. qt.
Sweet Cat.,whh Wine, 81 gal.
SUPERIOR To MEASURED WoEK-Hahn's So
eustom-Inade boots and shoes Tor gentlemen.
BIG 9TH ST. and 1922 Pa av-
SEE W. H. HoEKE's stock of Carpets and Fur
nlture before making your purchases. Styles
are better and prices lower than ever. sol Mar
ket Space.
ELECTRICITY. Calat-chee, DIR. Biedlers Health
fariors. metropolitan hotel. Opening Oct. 1st
DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.
For TENDER FEET.-LldIes' fine Dungola kid
button, at S. at j. broch'S. so2 1th 81. NV.
DoN'T FORGET, special prices, at Mrs. Max
Weyfs, Agent, tomorrow.
HAHN ; 81 haud-sewed XIII and straight goat
button Tor ladies are true works ol art. $40
9Th ST.
FALL OyERCoATs, newest styles at Barnum's.
SAVE EYEs1GUr. CONSENT Hempler. ave. cor Al,
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MISS FLO ENCE A. X sE.6RADUATEw SH-
Nx tngton Col exiate In titute I'll cutie and Music
Lessons N Eocusion to young children. III pc month
1915 T0- &C 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

KNIGHTS OF LABOR EXCURSION To Rrcu
AOSD, NA.-Ihe knights Oi Labor will give ),
grand excursion TO Richmond Va ON Satur-
uay october ri, leaving the 6Ih-street statio,,
al 1880 PIN, and returning leave Richmond
al II pm. sunday, October Sd. Fare Tor the
.ouuu trip, - Friends of the tabor organiz.,-
tion are invited 10 Join ana make the excursion
.sIahu success Every oue accom- panying the
@ns promised an enjoy able Time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

OUR FIRST SPECIAL
FALL SALE DAY.
25 doz. Frill Linen Stamped Doylies, &C.:
20 doz. Stamped Fringed Tray Covers, 21c.
20 doz Stain jed and Frlnged Tides. SAC; 10
doz. Stamped Monte CiOth Spiashers, 39c.; 15
aoz. Stamped Linen Splashers, 13c; lot
hand-maue Boots, 12l2c.; INFANTS handmade
Sacques, 29c.; Stamped Pillow Shams. l9c.;
Lace Pillow Shams, sue. pair; one lot Antique
Lace, 10 and 121ac. yard. lot School Collars,
&c.; SILK Pongee, All coiors for scarIs. Csc I'd.
An elegant assortment OF Art materials tor
Embroidery. A complete line OF Domestic and
imported Jerseys. Special prices Tomorrow.
Ne have added u line Vt Hosiery at astonishing
low prices.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agent, TO 18th st.
Boys Flannel shirts and Shirt Waists at
AuerOach's Knit jacket depot, TIN and. ii. 1
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EDUCATIONAL

Mington Col ssi..e IN ti.u.e: a euten and Music
Lessons n Eocusion to young children. 81 pc month
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE Lessons
"A in Greek, Latin Mathematics and the English
a.
Mr. L d MELINE
Will resume his Glasses October LIST.
Studio 1411 q St NV oc1-sts
M Iss ROSA PotscHEs GERMAN. FRENCH
aRa ThirS year ana crcnsr re-. u
NV. Private lessons. sel-2ms
MR. ERNEST LENT HAS RETURNED FROM
VolonceiIp and Harmony. October i. 'A''' ''''''
Res derce: l11e 18th St nv ocl-2t*
7NHE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
72s 14TH ST. n. W..
And all other principal cities.
sS1s ne1os'ed advantages for learning CONVEX
Best OF Native Teachers Fee extremely Low
NEW TERM now tor Ladies'. Gentlemen and Chill
CHELDoNs ACADEMIEs-lOO4 F ST n w
= Mondays. Wednesdays ana saturdays Sd ST. and
rsn Penn San ave Sc Tuesdays and fridays Athe
NEW SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
~ 800 18TH St n W.. CORNER k.-Eyening and morn
ing Glasses in German, Spanish 7, and French 49,,
gI>HE COLLIERE HOME AND DAY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS under 70 'rteen years Of age will open
rece we'd into the family boarders English Classes
french, Mathematics Three departmpnts-tlI The
Seniors 90 The Juniors under Mrs Coliiere; and 3
the French kindergarten, in charge of Madame T. {.
DIES Garennes. Address Prof LCCIEN F. {. COL
1IERE. A. NJ. 1883 ST. NV. sell-lm
TNHE FRENCH KINDERGARTFN DEPART
u ment for Young Children. will open PTEM-
BES SOTH. 1856 and close June LIST. Is "a.
French the only language of the kindergarten No
English spoken. This department of the Coliiere
school will be In charge OF Madame Z. G. DIES GA r.
ENNIS, n French la y, aud a graduate TEACHER of
y Academic de Paris as well as of the Normal French
kndergarlen School, tSai d asill according the
Papet'arpenter Method. A idress Prof. LUCIEN T.
c. COLLIERE. \. NJ 1885 st. II. W. sell-lm
~ HORTHAND-
Young Mems Christian Asso tionc
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The EXefCSeS OF tne SCHOOL VIII be resumed In the
Law Lecture Hail Of the Columbian University,
southeast corner Of 18th and H stree s. Oh WE'D
NESDAY, OCTOBER 9TH, at O'CLOCK p.
NJ, when the announce. ems tor the year wal .e
made The Facu ~ and course of ns. ruction will be
the same as during preceding years. with enlarged
Lecture Courses in AL departments.
A WOnKING LAW LIBRARY specially selected
by the Faculty. will be accessible to all the stud ents
and will be used In the preparation and argument OF
cases In the school Of Practice.
For ca.aS s application may Be made 70 VIM 81
LOwdermiik & Co. 1424 F 81. NV; Fitch, Fox q
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w. IT. HouHToN g Co.,
Dealers In W."
Wall Papers and Window Shades
We are receiving daily the new patterns for Fall
trade. se1aSn,
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NEW SroRE: NEw GooDs.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

AN lNCESDIARY FIRE.-The alarm of fire
from oox II al O'Clock Yesterday afternoon
was toF me burning of a frame stable loot OF
- street, southwest, Containing "A Iot of nav
straw, doors, windows, &c; the property OF
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WANTS FREEDOM FROM AN INSANE HUS-
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The parties were married at Alexandria, Va, in
1865, and the piaintiH alleges that the respon-
dent Was lull:ttlc at the Time, and that since
hos pltiu for the insane.
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