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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
Sine 0roiudms.

tpel6e bic 8ebeutung cities noReneu
S1uppens" erldutert, tpie bas Wori
in Gettion IA, &apitel 81 BET repi.
birten Srbinanset aur QntDenbune
fomnt.
Sci es nerorbnet bur9 ben Sta6t.
ratb Der Stat San Mntonio:
Seftion /. bas @ort offener S6up;
pen, beHen in Settion IA, &apitel 81
Der &ebibirten S%roinansen grmab'
hung geI9iebt, ion beoeuten:
Gin 8autperf, bas als @9ubbad
erri9tet tpir6, pbne Seitenmdnoe UNI
nbne b6lsernen GuBboben. Gin fol9es
S9ubba9 barf ni9t att Der Grontieite
zines 2ots erri6tet tperbeu, mod fol
es dig Wobnung benuBt tperben.
Nngenommett ant Fl. sunni 1886.
s. g 9reiner, Mapor p. t.
Gum 3eugnib: s. g. @laubon n,
Glerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
gIuerlet.

- Sic merifanii9e &egierung gebt
nit Der WieOeranpfansung bon 8dus
men energif9er borat1, als Der RongrsB
Der Ser. Gtaaten. sic fat bas 9etpal=
ben bes f%pgenannten Sbales bon Merifo
ms Nuge gefaBt unb 81 bieiem 3uede
einen Gontraft nit Germ Oscar Sr6ge
abgei6.ofen, BET fi9 perpfli9tet, inners
balb bier Sabren 1000, 900 Sdume in
ienem Sbale an5upflanaen. Nuserpdblt
tpurbsm baftir Gf6en, pappeln, 9ers=
@eberu unb Mcasieu. 9luBerbem beab=
ii9tigt biefelbe &egierung, in perf9ies
benen Sbeileu Der Gepublif rationale
8aumi9ulen an3ulegen, in benen jun
gen 2euten un.erri6t In ber GorttDif<
feni6aft ertbeilt perben foG. 9as
Sbal BON Merifo mar einftmals bi1t
betpalbet, bic Spanier 5erfttrten ieoD@
ben Baummu9s.
= Mu@ ben MiBbran9 beg &eoDlz
bers fu9t bic merifanii9e &egierung
nod 2rdfte1 gu bei6rdnfen, ob NIT
@rfols, bIeibt babingefteQt. 2ein Wafs
fenbdnoler barf bon ieBt ab Wafen
ooer Munitipr einflbren obne @rlaubz
ntB Der Wilitdrbebbrbe, unb an unbes
fannte PerfpneH, oeren 8erantportlid>
felt benz 9dnbler ni6t betanat 1T, oiirs
fen gar feline WaHen mebr berfauft
tperben.
= Die Geui6redensp lage f6eint in
unferer Na1barz& epublif gar fein @nbe
nebmen gu uolen. Neueroings tpiro
bon gampe6e bic Mnfunft bieier Sbiere
in bortiger @egenb gemelbet, uofelbf
Die grnten big iebt ausSeaei9net ftans
ben. Sbre S9pdrme baben bic Sonne
perbuntelt, 10 meloet Der 8eri9t unb
algemeine Srauer berri9t unter Der
8eb6lferung.
= Sic Mgenten Der n6roli@en Oats
belsgdrtnereien MAIDEN bier In Seras
TO quite @ef@dfte, 6aB fe iebes Sabr
pieber er19etnen unb tire Bdume unb
Strdu9er obne S6wierigfeit obiesen.
Sas publitum f9eint aud bes &aufens
bieier 8dume gar ni9t mlbe uerben gu
pollen, obpobl es nit BEN meiften bers
ielben erfolglos 1T. Nun MAIDEN it9
bic 9lsenten aber bdufis oes S6winbels
f6ulbis, inbem lire Waare ni9t bas
1T, mas ie ibrer Mngabe mad ietn
iollte. 9iefer 8etrug bat bic 2egislatur
bon Stem Seriep our Gnnabaae zines
@eft.es peranlaBt, bas 800 Strafe
auf iebe Sdui6uus ieBt, aer f9 elm
FOLDER agent f6ulbig ma6t. Iber tpie
bic Sdui9ung ausfnben, oa oft elm
Sabr bariiber bergebt, ebe man bes Bes
truses setuabr wirb, uno auf tpel9e
Weiie fol- man in fol9em Sale tenes
@genten babbaft perben, ber oarn ia
ldugt iiber ale 8erge iit2
= Set ben lebten @o9en berri6te
in San Nntonio cine ungem6bnli9
bobe Sterbli6teit, bic in LETTER Mo9e
big auf 26 3ooesfdle ftieg. Wir balten
bieie 3abl fir iebr sroB, aber ME niez
brig erfbeint iie i'm 8ergleide nit Der
Sterbli6feitsrate anberer Stdbte! Del
@eiunbbeitsratb Der Staot Sapannab
in Georgia >. 9. ber0fentlidte in pers
gangener Wo6e einen 9eri6t iiber bic
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
: eou gfutpuio uirb auaemeine +

- Sun Nntonio tpirb ansemeine fir
cine belize Stabt gebalten. Sn Wirfli9'
felt mar es aud beiB pdbrenb Der lebs
ten Wp@eu, fogar febr beib, aber inns
nter nod ni6t 10 beiB, pie in peiter
n6rbli@ g~elegenen Counties. Ser n8res
dinribge 9eran" In Stephens @ountp
i6reibt: Scr Winb am Mittmo9 mar
beinabe beiB senug, UNI trodenes 9ola
gu entsinben. Ser thermometer itieg
am 9ientag Bis auf 100 unb am
Mittwo9 big auf 112 Grab. Snfolge
Der 9ibe finb 2ebensmittel unb WaEer
70 felten geiporben, baB mabrf9einlid
feline Geier oes 4. SuIi in Stephens
@ountD ftattfinben wirb." &6nnen mir
urs ba In San Nntonio ni9t slidli9
f9dben, neil mir tpdbreno apeier Gage
rur cine 9iBe bon lob Grab gu ertra=
aert bQtten2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
@dmberiid5e ssabrtfate.

Bon 3eit au 3eit perbeu gefdbrli9e
@aaren angeferti9t, UNI bas publifum
au betriiget nnb fe auf ben Nanlen
unb ben &uf bon g m 2tDer
Regulator 3t bertaufen. Sn flint
iuriftii6en gnti9ei6unsen fin6 bon ben
8eridtsb6fen gum S6ube beg publi.
tun1s unb CUR unterbr6dung biefer Be-
trigereier ginbaltsbefeble bon beftdns
bigger @%iiltigteit %erlaifen tuorben. Man
bite fi1 bor bieien i@dbli@en Gdli6un=
gen unb rebme nur Simmons 2iber
&egulator, bereitet bon S. s. 3eilin
6 So. In peiBem umf@lage uno mil
benz sroBer1 rotbea 3 unb benz M6rier
barauf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
Rm6lems Mrusea.eaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Belt fir Sdnitte
Auetf6nnsen, @efdDire, Gieber. unb 3ant'
ausf@Ias, GIsdte, ~sefprunsene Sanoe, Croft
beuIen nnb ale Sautfrautbeiten furirt Sa'
msrrboiben oeer feline 8~eaabluns. @olise
SatisFeation %sarantirt ober bas @elo plrb
3nriiderFattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel be, u.
Sreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
Die iuuge Satin unieres prdI

= Sic iunse Satin unferes prdfi=
benton trintt - ober tpie es In Der
9epei9e beiBt - unippt" nit Iorlies
be eisfaltet1 gbampagner, mas man ibr
ltamentli9 an 10 f9milen Sagea, tpie
geiter,1 uub beute, ni9t mobl peroenfen
tat1n, mas aber ben Waferiungfern,
beren SbeaI 5rau &C. 9. 9apes NOR.
unaasenebm gu fein f6eint. (W. a. g.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
1t,,ter Okla 9fusr1nhern hie

= Inter 2544 Musldnbern, bic i'm
berfoTenen Sabr bur6 DECENTRALIZATION
bas 8iirgerre6t in Seutf6Ianb ertpor=
ben baben, befinben fi6 aud 1856 aug
ben 8ereinisten Staaten = 16 mebr
mebr ais i'm @oriabre. Selbfperfdnbs
lid finb bieielben fat ausnabmslos
SeutidsM merifaner, bic bier bas an1ez
rifanifde 8iirserre6t ertpOrben batten,
unb nun, ameritamiibe, iuieber mad
9euti9lanb auradsemanbert fiub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01

: 9err gbas. $. @aus, Npotbefer,
gde Waibingtpn Mpe. uno 2atffraBe,
NIbanp, 81. g., meint, baB. f6 unter
ben 9eutf6en Dr. Muguff R6nig's
9amturger Sropfen unb 8ruittbee aa@
gemeiniter Beliebtbeit erf,euen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01

- Ma1t Cure 8eftelungen fir Stas
6elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble@,
&upferble9 unb 26tbe bel piper &
g 1ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
@part @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrtgite Marftpreife.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01

Wan persefie nidt infer
Turniibins @ppbS Departe>
ment fiir 9erren.
Sn bteier 8raame idmtnsen mir bae
@3epter-bies ldBt feline 3ueifel gu.
@birt @oilts fit &naben.
Sn immenlen Auantitaten, brei Std
gu SO Gents, unb bon beierer @lahe.
Bercipal< 6ettbett.
Wir oferiren 100 Dmsenb seionbers
habider Muifer gu 85c. per 5tid.
Wir offertren ferner 100 Duseub febr
biibider Mfufter gu 95e. bas Stif, befen
Wertb, $1.5O.
15O Dusenb YerealsS en,ben EXTRA.
fem sefaltet NIT slatter Bruf.
Wir balten slei9faIs CUTE 2innen.
Sberbemben gu 55c. bas Stad.
~ Man mife bteie Gele>
senbett ni4t, 1pabertt Ssriaaffe fd
etnen saten rnb btltsm Sriiblinss>
arsus bet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
aleiber fir ben ssriblima.

Sie 3eit gum Mnfauf bon 5riiblings>
unb Sommertleibern, Often unb nns
teraeug 1T gefommen. IS mirb fi9
fur Sebermann, Der fol@e Nrtitel gez
braumt, beaablen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01
Nancpaft & Gpbm

su be|u9en unb beren Mammntb>@or
roth au beli9tigen. 9ie Maaren finb
BON ben renommirteften Gabriten ses
fault unb perben 5u 10 bilisen preiien
perfauft, tpie nur m6gli9. Ollie &unz
ben perben NIT ibren gintdufen sufries
ben fem. 26,3,3Wtt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-01

uniere blauett Glanea= In5ii9e
fnb herabseiest ME fclst:
Got 7917.....-....--.::.:.3u Sc 40
Got sO4o, su,antirt aansWDlle gu 81 Is
2ct 48O2, Al, gang WOae. -. .3u 9O5
Got 1925, @herict .-....---.3u 10 W
TaneY plaibs In Gaitneres+
GOT SO61 ...-....--..-.-...3u rs
9ct 1881 Bios % ubris: .-.-..3u 6 IS
Got $3.50, babid gang Woae. gu 10 90
2ot $685., habi9, gang Wrle- gu 10 90
Got 8108, bab{9 gang Wcne gu 10 35
Got GAIA, habi9 saa5 Woae gu IL Is
$50 weitere poaftdnbtse Gn5ise rers
idiebener Mpbe, in Bcrfeb, Gerficrew,
Wobair unb arberen leidten Stcien far
Trabiabrsmaare, ransirt bon $11.50 bia
gu $500; in
An5ii9e fir &naben,
fSnuen mir meper Gksr< nod unterbcten
werber unb baber iett ca. 500Baar &aiee
bpien fir 4naben, npn 80 gts. an, bor>
ratbis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

Nr. George Breitbarth, the furniture dealer, Is
confined TO his home on Capitol Hill by the re-
suits OF = painful accident met with Satur-
day. lie slipped upon cigar stump upon the
nOOr Oh his store and Wrenched his lett leg so
his Knee cap was broken.
Capt OTTO Lei>srlnS, = native of Germany,
dice; suddenly Oi heart disease at his home IN
this city ia>: evening, aged 81 years He served
during the war ii volunteer officer, and at
the close of the war settled iii this city. he
was Il weii-Snown member of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
PnIiilp Green, u colored labOrer about 80
years old, was seriously injured yesterday by
the caving III of sewer at the corner OF LIST
a4d streets northwest, on which he was work
ing.
Last night about IL o'clock Officer Dean of
Ire eighth precinct station, found Ben. Boyd,
street road, and received Information that
Frank W nltney, also colored, had assaulted
linn with "A large stone lie arrested " nItuey.
Last night about 10 o'ciock Jonn Mckenney
and Elizabeth Campbell, bOtn coIored, living
together as man ana wife in Browns alley, be-
tween 9th anu 9Th, a and streets southeast,
hssu an alteration in which the woman cut the
man IN three different places causing pain ul,
out not dangerous wounds. In the Police
Court to-day, the judge required each to give
bonds for their future good behavior.
~ retreat OF the secular clergy of the Arch
diocese of Baltimore began last evening at 8
O'Clock at ST. Marys seminary, Baliinlore. and
Will continue until Saturday morning. Bishop
Giimour, OF Cleveland, ONO, is conducting the
retreat
Mrs. Friedman, 925 T. street, reports stolen
rom - hat rack i'll the hall ner house yeSLer-
day, a coat and umbrella worth So.
Judge james r. Ludlow, Of Philadelphia, no
died yesterday, Was u distant relative of Col.
Wm- Ludlow, the Engineer Commissioner of
the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
AmuSeuleutS.

ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUSE-Those who last
night saw Mrs. Bowers representation of Lddy
dudley Tor the nrst time III many seasons, dis
covered III il lew indications the light oil the
years. II is the same carefully eli ,borited, in-
cisiVe, 1ofceiul performance which the older
generation OF thea ter-goers found SO fascinating
and thrilling, and the audience at Albaugn' 5
last nigh responded readily To the keen melO-
dramatic spirit oi the play and the strCngly ~
marked style OF the star. AT the emf OF the
NTH act Mrs. Bowers Was recalled by generous
applause: The lady is well supported. MIR.
Nheelock, Mr.. John A. Lane, Mr.. Percy Sage
Miss Fannie Gillette and Miss Alberta Gala
Tin do particularly good work. This evening
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Frederick Warde
and his company gave last night a fairly inter-
esting performance OF john Bs,nims somewhat
Is apparent in MIR. Warde's DaBlo,, the result OF
careful sell-schOoiing and the useful experience
which recent years have brought him. 1t is a
more subdued and consistent perform nce
than Mr. W arde gave when he was last seen
here, and the adoed repUse and seii-eommand
In the impassioned scenes had a deeper effect
than greater boisterousness could have Oh
tanned. Miss Eugene Blair was especially
good as Cdtdntse. MIR. Herman accept
able fyth1ds- This evening DIR. W arde appears
In "NiTginIuS.
HAKnIs' BIJoU THEATER.-John w. RAN
some, VINO Is weii-known 10 the theater-going
puDilc, appeared III Across the Atlantic u
night but entertaining piece, this house last
night, assisted by a good company including
very good.
kERSAS's THEATER-The opening of this
mouse last night was attended oy audience
mat nIied every seat The interior has been
prettlIy redecorated anu reIurnisned, aud IL Is
as handsome "A little tncstter need be. Tae
variety performance last night Was excellent,
and no feature IN 1t could offend the mos. f;ls-
tidious.
HEkzoGS OPERA HoUSE.-This house was
packed Iast night 10 see Our Strateg Al
tnousn the plot OF the comedy is slight, yet ii
u iuil oi Iun, of which the audience showed its
appreciation by repeated eUcures.
DIME MUSEUM.-"Ine IIoiQ King is sensa-
uonal drama that won great applause from the
auolence al the Dime last night The acting
dogs form a very entertaining feature.
IHE PANORAMA OF tue Second Battle of Bull
Run Is viewed by steadily increasing crowds as
cooler weather comes on,
IHE ROLLER COASTER, on its merry rounds,
carries hundreds OF delighted passengers daily
at Athletic Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
The Harmony Cemetery.
THE Lor-OwNERs DECIDE To APPEAL r,
COZ PTS

IHE Lor-OWNERS DECIDE To APPEAL TO THE
COURTS.
over one hundred persons attended a meet
Ing OF loi-holders OF Columbia Harmony ceme-
Terry, the colOred burial ground, last evening at
the Ply mouth congregational church. il til and
fstreets. Carter y. Stewart presided with w.
Calvin Chase secretary. Mr.. w Syphax stated
IN general terms that last year meetings had
oeen heid and a Committee appointed To I'M
prove the grounds; that the grounds were in "A
shaIneiui condition, and nome of the promises
made had beeu kept MrLocke "a member Oh ne
Oar maintained that the lot-hoIders had Inc
fight To manage the grounds, and recommended
tuat they cail on the courts to settle their
lights Ihe management vi the cemetery
was attacked by Messrs. Syphax, Stewart
Chase ana Freeman, and deiended by L. A
cornish, John IL Brooks and Archibald Lew is
Finally Mr.. W. Z. Chase offered "a resolution
declaring the trusteeship vacant and thai a
coinilIttee OF i've, VITA the chairman as ex-
ofncio member, he appointed To carry the affairs
OF the association il 10 the Equity Court of the
O8strict ior the purpose Oi securing IL statement
OF The business matters OF the association, and
giving Its management entirely into the hands
oi The lot-Owners. The committee was an
nounced as follows: William Syphax W. Cal
Win Chase, W. Ii. Bruce, Wiiiiam Freeman,
Rev. benjamin Cant anu Carter A. Stewart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
DRY GOODS.

sEAroN PERRY.

tSCSFSsDk 1u PERRY & B9orHrR)
HAS NOW OPEN HIS .luRtCr IMPORTATION
~, hE la LtSr AUTUMN ANDM NJ. n Nov
kLllhss MHll III kNCEED 1 VARIETY. httH-
Nsass AND QUALIFY my PREVIOUS OFFER
,ELreANr rworoxE STRIPED and BEADED
Nrl.N. IS
WHITE SATIN puCHEssE. wuscovIrFs AND
r Lii. tRANSAlsf. Tor Bridal iIrcssss nom
suPERhsr,,cH OF Ls oN'ssIr.KS.sATIN prcH-
~
VOWS PURE SILK vTLvET>. nom 20 TO -
nches wlde ~ Hack and 10 different colUrs ranging
tom ~ ~ - per yard
IAMEAsE nuCk OF EU RoPFAN pRFsS FAB
Soc to 81 per yard.
Mn PARIS AM BERLIN WRAPS JACKETS.
lRCl la r. AND NkMMARkEIS
MN Ito. SIN EFI', NJ, iI<ENS .rruoor
ions " ~ 49,
,HLosING PRICES" ON LACE CURTAINS AND
FUR II L fsE CRf 1ONNFS.
,,NoEELIlEs IN HANDKERCHIEF AND
TRkFOUssE AND PERINor~s KID GLOVES,
St.NIiNE FRENCH e. r. CORsEIs from ii so
"si 81 MAKES" OF MERINo UNDERWEAR IN
AesiHm and Heavy We ghts icr LaLes'. GcnIleInen
and . hi .dEea
rS- SPECIAL APARTMENT roR DISPLAY.
iND Nj GOODS Bl GAs LlGiT.
~ PLAIN tl0U MA, ANDtORREC'r PRIcEa
STATION PERRY.
PERRy BUuDrxa,
sells Penn. Avenue 10, street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
As MreHr Be ExrncrrD

As M1eHr Be ExrscrzD
As Is aENERALLY THE CASE
+ T. I. :: Il $ !, I III i
|; y 4 = F.; g. E. III T. :
HEADS THE LIST
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NOW IN NEW GLOvEA
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account OF Its price. as they are $225 glove
Look at the following KID GLOVES:
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25 Dozen Ladies' Merino Seamless Skirts, entirely
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100 Black Cashmere Shawls, Fall weights, double
width, $3.50: actual value So 25.
Our French Handmade y. B." Corset, of fine Sat
teen lace top, side steels. heavy bones, at 15O:
colors-white, cream. black. blue. cardinal and
drab.
The paris" Bustle, stuffed and ribbed, only 15c
Ladies' Walking Jackets, of the finest Stockinette
double-breasted, coat back, at S4.48; worth fully
$3.50.
No. satin and GrOs Grain, Pcotedge Ribbon at l5c
ayard
81 well-known rule Of this house has been to
refund the money if goods are not satisfactory and
have net been injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
The rickiayer. In baltimore.
wAANLY wELCoMED-A BANNER PRESENT.



TON.
hen the members OF the Washington Brick
layers Union No. arrived in Baltimore yes
terday they were escorted 10 the old Baltimore
Street Dime Museum, where lunch was served.
IN the afternoon a procession was formed, aud
the baltimore and Washington unions was
formed and marched TO the Schuetzen Park
which was galiy decorated. y iiae dinner WAS
served 10 the visitors from this city, aud after
wards the Marine band gave "a concert an the
park Al hali-past i've the banner preseniation
oy the -" ashinston To the Baltimore u Union took
place on the open stand the Marine band laruist,-
Ing selections AT the beginning and at the Close
OF tue ceremony The banner was Carried Ia the
PLATFORM Dy the committee, Consisting OF Sam'I
CuiIison, Saml Hail ana David Riley CHAIR
man RinSrose Introduced President Dennis :
Ferry, oil tne Washington union, VINO presented
IL IN oenaf OF the banner committee TO me
union. President Geddes, of the RaItimore
union responded. The evening was given up
20 oahcinS anu social pleasure, and tie WASH
lnStonians returned To this city about mid.
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21

WENT TO BED on THE GRAss.-Iast n,gb.
about IL O'Clock, in the Smithsonian oronnds
Special officer U Brien found NichaeI H.
derson, an old soldier, under tue infiuence OF
liquor, who hal stripped himself OF his cIolhing
and was making MS bed on the grass lie was
assisted 10 the first precinct station where
when searched, about 500 in money and a
v4oO bond was found In his pockets. Later he
was released on 80 collateral which wss for
teited In the Police Court to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21


GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBRoIDERIEs
Ei.uu,ings, % cent than lporters' prlceA
hamburg. z 70 inches wide, DC yd.
Hamburg. 3 TO inches wide, &c. yd-
Hamburg and swiss flouncnss iec 70 81 rs I'd
LADIES' chemise. good muslin. trimmed with Tor
chon Lace, DC each
oth'- P.ltent double Bone corsets. sl-2a
Thompson's Glove Fitting Corseis. DOC.
Common sense 500 Bone Woven oorsets, 81 so
Madame 1hompsons spinal Projecting Corset ia
Adjustable hip Corset, DOC pair.
LADIES' FramS-msd lisle Thread Gloves. Ice pair.
Ladies, Isle Thread GiovsA with hifashioued
BLACK and Colored Tanets Gloves. 25c pair.
Aii-cllk Lace Mtts, &c, Zoe and 6Oc pal.
Pure silk Jersey Mitss. 40c
Laoies' Chemisettes, from Ice 20 6uc- each.
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe
Lisse kachiug lUc. 10 75c I'd
LottA Bont ,n. Fedora, FAITH Woven Wire and
Alaska Down Bustlek
Large and ine assortment of Ladies' Drees Buttoua
One unbrvken of Ladies' Vests and Pants. car.
ried over nom last winter. ~ oOc each Good value
at present pracss for osc
sEvENTH STREET PALArs ROYAL.
au14 ell 9TH Street. Bet andK n =.
flNE HUNDRED PAIRS
" BoYg Low QUARTER sHoES
size, 60 3. ior ste.. Reduced from Sl2A
Also. 30 pairs
MESs AND Boys PANTs
Reduced 70 ons-hsii price To clOss cut 0rsasax b.
NV sELBr.
1o1l-lelo Pennsylvania avenue
3&--sTRAW HATS ~ your ews prsss WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21
lur leader a solid walnut marble.top

LOOKi-Our leader a solid walnut marbe-top
chamber suite, bevel mirror, bar handles, S35.
Contract reads: Three bandred and seventy
hve of them must be taken within "A limited
time. Ready Tor delivery now. Orders booked
now. Sample suite on floor.
VIM Ill DUNN'S 311 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21

ATTENTIoN-The grea. west. Price on meat
has broke. Look. Look! Look,
PorteThouse steak, 15c.; sirloin steak, 14c.;
rib steak, 1Oc.; choice rib roast, 1211c.; good
Rib roast, Toe; soup meat, &C.; sugar-cured salt
beef, sc. and &C.; lamb and mutton, &c., 1oc.
and 12lzc-; veal as low the lowest
Special rates to- hotels, restaurants and board
ing houses.
Stalls III ana lis Center maTKet, 7th-street
wing; "A and 20 O-streeL market. Don't forget
the name and numbers of stalls.
SAML L. HOOVER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21

GENTLEMEN, you will do we'll to purchase a
pair OF our Congress Caters. imitation button,
which we are selling al Ids They are nobby,
9Th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-21

GoLD MEDAL AWARDED Shuyikill Pure Malt
whisky Price, 81 per bottle. Discount Tor the
trade. HariIin. 9th ST. and louisiana ave.
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S4.OO WILL BUY 6 cane-seat chairs; long
rockers, $500; ladies' size, Sl.25.
WM. HI. Dunn. 81 18th st. NV.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hempler's, av. cor. 4la
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FINE PORTRAITS. kets kemethy, 100 Pa ave
ALDERNEY DAIRY building, on Sd street, for
rent. See Houses Tor Rent.
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LOOK AT THIS.-SS.15 for an ash wardrobe:
SSH chamber suites, sI7 90; 8 walnut brace and
cane-seat dining chairs, $500, only limited
number in stock; kitchen chairs, 81 % Tor g.
WM. III. DUNN'S, 81 9TH ST. NV