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CITY ITEMS
asaseae.ts worth Reaaa.e.

II 0OLOSCnAfD, 612 9Th ct. nv.
Our object b - dispose OF many artisoeA %
We possibly cun to make room for our great
stock Of fall goods which Is constantly arriving.
In order 10 do this we will Offer them ct . great
sacrifice. Best quality patent spring window
shades only 20c.. worth Soc; genuine smyrna
rugs, xixe u IA. only e2.20. worth $500 Size
SOx0O only $3.50. worth $500; size 26xo2 only
%. 10. worth $4-25; best quality stone ohinA
cups and saucers, each. only 4Sc., worth 66c.:
extra handsome hand-paInted Iruit pIatcs, Wild,
open work edge. only d 80 !. dox worth $500;
decorated English china tea sets. So pieces,
only 1919. worth $780, extra handsome ~ lie
china tea set, hand-painted Square shape. only
$3.50, worth $500; terra-cotia dogs only Ace.
regular price Toe; decorated English china d n
der sets square shape), $50 pieces. only $40. go
worth $40; new shape white china chamber
sets, decorated with broad colored band and
gold lines only - 9S these sets sell every whore
1t 400. Extra large colored glass pitchers
only 26c., worth Soc; cut glsss cake stands only
21c. worth 4Oc.: kitchen towel rollers only &C.,
worth 15c.; 1880 tooth picks, 4c.: extra hand.
some cut glass bread plates (sQuxre shape) only
SIC, worth &C.; clothes lines. so ieei, &C.; 90
ieet, &C.; Japanned dust pans, &C.; extra quality
whisk broOms, only &C.; l6c. scrubbing brushes
only &C.; Ct GOV. tin buckets only I6c.; 1Oc.
wire steak broilers only &C.; clothes plus SO tor
o.. sample cake OF electric stove polish will
0e given TO every customer tomorrow only.
Pick Wick Climb ~ hiasx - In tina bAst
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AmuseIueu,S I0-Nixhs.

AmuseEsentS Ton iXht.
NATIONAL.-Herrmann
ALBAUGH's.-"Iiio."
HARRIS Slave"
kERNANs.-Nariety.
HERZOG' S.-"Ma>cOt.'
DIME MUSEUM.-Lottie Church.
MANASSAS PANoEAMA.-Day aud evening.
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rte AqueAaes Complication.
3BH NxooriArIoNs IN R1oonKss,

Since the conference between Gen. Wells, q
the AQueduct l9.sees, and the Alexandria Canal
company. as autographed 70 The STAB yesasr-
day. u has become evidenrthat the only INST
Ter now 1t issus 10 ~ to Whist division Of the
canal property between the Alexandria Canal
company, oNning the canal. and the Alexandris
Canal Hailr0ad and Bridge company, leasing It.
can be made. II seems 10 be conceded that the
canal Is dead, and The negotiations now In
progress are ~ to what shall be the conditions
president to . combination between She Alex
andris Canal com pMny and the lessees, In order
10 make such Z title 10 the Aqueduct piers ~
the United States will be willing TO pay e66,.
600 for.
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A Large Tract Of Land Near the Sol.
diers' MOlne to be SuDdsvided and
Improved with Villa Residences.

An important movement In the opening up
OF suburban properly is the work now being
dohe by b. II. Warner q Co. in subdivIding and
laying out of the tract vi land. CONTAINING 43
acres and known as whitney Ciose," wh.cn
lies on the east side Oh the Tth-s,reet ROAD, ad.
Joining Soldiers Home, and OH the uurlh and
>"Ush siue oi Whitley avenue, wuiciI Is the
euiIan' ~ the Hoine grOuuus. TnIs property
Was lOilueriy Tue Residence Oi Mr.. Asa nll.
ieH, "lo was one GA the iii ST prOiuOters tue
tel, graph. air. Z. II. Wii.uer, Ut ONO, WAC il
tow largely interestett la W property.
becitillc HE owner Lhl, / MI sOuie mon, ms
iSu. Oie main avenue, 10 he knOwn Warbler
avenue, VIII De I'LL tnrOusn the property north
and >otiin, ANA " ia also Ue eXIauued ,urU,iah
tiic property I'D Inc IIUrtn OI Me,srS. John and
f-i"iru t"lnMach, VINO nave donated ,ne land
ioi thl" purpose. his avenue Viii extend
i.iiousL ~ the Old Soiuer,' iioine ROAD oppo-
sIie lac PetworiH larn. n numUer "a Lateral
ST. eets nave t.so Ueeu land af,er
Co Ludlow is..u Ut.Ier arm. and Navy ufii cers.
itild tine Iaiiu Will be divided into Vii SiLes aud
Smaller lot>. Is. II. Warner l. Co. have Seiecteu
plans iur SUBURBAN Cottages anu tue cree lion
d huhibef lrnln attractive uesISIIs will be
ue-uh lie SttuitiOn overlook, the new reSer.
Nof, which wili nave the appedrance vi u
siils.H lake. 1iIc c,'ntisuiiS 10 Tue beautiful
GROUNDS SURROUNDING Inc SOluiers' home Is
ttiio, uef attractive feature.
Mf H. IL. W druer, Representing syndicate.
HAS also iuIcilsiseu lle .argc i.,rIn kuoNn as
L.iideil, coiiainius 1o3 .crss ), UeiousIu tO the
'til->tTeet ROAD 10 the north vi " uitney C.t,se
ANA u IS the Intent,oii the Ownefs 10 ,uuui.
'iue INTO OuIiuinS Siles AMI " lndAe ilupruve.
ututS Uy ctlU ,T
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Real Estate Sales.

Newcomb * Logan. auciioneers. sold yester-
Gay afternoon Il lot OF land the corner of
NUrJn Carolina avenue, G. and 9Th streets sou. IL
csls,, Containing 5,44U ieet, To ii. T.. McL.tu.vy
esd, Ior S1-26 per IOut. Also, hOu,c No. O3 +.
>..OGt southeast, Tor ~, LOO, to ~ vi. Gouu.,cre
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HANDSOME ANTIQUE OAK DINING ROOM
0uTFlr. CONSISTING OF 81 ..kBoARD Ex-
TENSION lABLhi, SIX CHAIRS .AND But
LEXIS TRAY ELEGANTLY CIVIL. PA :
LOk SUITES UtHOLsTERhD IN SILK
Plush, SIDE TABLES BUCK CASES. CHAN
BEK SUITES. WHITING DISK, MAkBLE-
tOP AND OTHER TABLES. HAIR ILOi n
Easy CHAIR FANCY CHAIRS, cHIt FON.
Ter, Hall AMI kECEP ION CAAIkS.
HAIR AND HCSk NJ kTrREsS. -. ERUSSELs.
1NGKAlN AND OLHER CAnPET Ch1NA,
GLASS AND CKOCk.kl WAhr, kILCA.N
UTENSILS, DC ALSO. HAN DSOME BACK
Wal Ut tx TENSION TABLE, Is kkEr
LONG Gust Sl26
On I0-MOkkvW. OCTOBER SIXTEENTH. at
TIN O'CLOCK A. Al, We shall sell WITHIN and In
trout OF our auction rooms. the above assortment
household effects, pArtiaiiy enunierAtsd.
1t WALLER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Aucts.
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SHOES filled with paper shoddy can be
produced tor less than, and may iooN as wei as,
solid leather goods. but To Use a popular Stang
they Will not stand tine racket ihS ertat ue-
nand Tor Habu's reliable Boots ana SHOES, SIG
9Th street aud 1922 Pennsylvania avenue is
proving Solid as represented, while the prices
are fuIiy a. low as those oil inferior quality.
See City Items.
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Wonderful bargains.

for Tomorrow only, at g. w. Au.enstein's, Sl7
S10.Szt 9TH street northwest: Japan bread
boxes, 21c.: large, 37c., worth 4Uc. aud soc
1Sc.; ~, 17c.; = q. saucepan, &c.; 3 ql., / ic
4 W.. 14c; Decorated dinner sets, lx5 pieces
$1a. 4.reEuiar price, 81; at. coffee pots, 1Ic
SQE. l4c; o., 17c., decorated tea sets, sd
pieces, 1914. worth 20; lnajUlica cuspadores
Sxc., wOftn oUc.; wild rose CHAMBER sels with
git tines, 1927, worth 20; wooden water
buckets and 90 cloLnespins, 49,; 3 strlng
broOms. lac; extension library lamps, >2.x7
Moftu 20; y uoz. stUne CHINA cups ami saucer s.
S0c.; kaiN.hIZeu Chamber pals, 3;sc.; extra
Large, 43c., worth 6Uc. ami SUc. each; s Large
pie piate.', &C.; n uuz. fancy guDets, x1c.; par
ior iainps, wiz" Chandelier himimtuss, 1yc.
worth S1.25; cakes vi rlsins sun s,o>e polish,
lSc.; cOcOa uOur niAts, SIC; / wash Iup, 81
ciOtnes pll.s aud line, 50c.
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GENTS FINE CALF BooTs AND CATERS, from
81 to 50, in great variety,
AT ioUNGs. 402 9Th ST.,
HelIbruns old stand.
Ss.lle AGENT TOR 81 Sd E.LecLric Shnes-
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HUNTERS AND SPORTING MEN VIII nnd ilgnt
rubber, grain AMI Kip Boots
AT YoCNGs shoe House, 402 1th st.
Look for the Old Lady in W indOW.
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GORED By n Bully eSterday Mr.. JOHN
ShtieT. residing 81 sligo, Md. and no
ELI. ioyeu uIon the iariH of -,IT. L. =. Noycs in
that NIc.nity, was attacked by "A sdN..sv bun
That mai broken Hi hOin al nei1nD.iIliIS itirin
stsIu Was 80 terribly gored ana tossed that tie
uIeu almost INSTABILITY. MT. SIa.er old
citizen OI Montgomery county and very
much esIeeIIISU.
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More Commands Canning.

YESTERDAY mail brought letters TO The drill
committee from the LJui>i..u., I.Ities of New
Orleans, and Battery A, of DanvIiie, Ills; as to
entering the national drill he. ia May next Tue
IorDier Claims to be the best orIiieu Infantry
ganizitiOn now in Louisiana, ana the Illinois
artiierists rank high Tor drIIi and s4uIpueni !.
The latter corps comes promptly i.sSo
mitteeS idea oi having tine ARTILLERY dill IS
U lerles, WAN HORSES, IiS.S.lu OI s.ilfay tIIS
'IHaEustI Oh tile pIScr, iie:etO.orT. 10 dale
tGiTteen states have been nearu from
voluntarily.
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IMMENSE A. onrMESr o.
BEAUTIFUL FALL i.REss 0OODs

CANELS HAIR OME-SPUN dress GOODS
pu.e WOOL wide double width, SOC.
fiN chLnk akICOT CLOTH, FANCY
bAsh.-i STlt.E Dr. > ..LO.'S AND IA>li-
6Uc.
PURE SILK BLACK MERVEL. ECX S5c
Woo. BLA NkETS, imInense Il ze lsiixhl,y soilefe
f.,SIY SiLk 81 xU A., ,Abc -ai
bLA IL tASuMEkc. AN ixS. ure WOOL 81 IN
oYAi- =. &C; T.. Ue"utiui tall dress goods luxaEt
lou OF the 81 xOU,i vide double tul.. nj
coLl'rs included basA; yards for -
o.H 1oH '.OYs' w "a yard and half
,.oi. ID AohAAk..1S. nj us dou6.e wita. fAs
Quality, all cOOrs, nc.
.tIi Bed CVMFORTs, IA, 81, IL
nOUbLE Will. WOOL BLAN kErS, -
dO .-SPC.> UHESS COWS texacl iin .tStiou "
the u yoO. ~, only SIC
"A tair ui uur ilnn,enss size handsome Danask
IOwtiS. worth "a, sixr Hr.... CUNT worth
Si-.V. presented ~ exca customss VIM ouyy 1lV
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Iosr-Time spent by buyers rho goelSewhere
than to Breitbarth's furniture store, Odd Eel
hail
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II You Can Appreciate
superior Quality goods ~ very low prices read
tue lOilUWlux:

superior quality goods ut very low prices read
tue following:
T. StraSburger's laaies' French Kid Button
Bout al ~ 10, former price p0.VU.
H. StrASour.er's lauies' IOIiiIOn-Sense and
OHrra.toe Cui act,a kiu Shoe at %z.UV.
Il strNseurser's gents Fiencn Calf Shoe, In
aii stytes, NJ $500.
Il. otrasbuI.er's gents Hand.sewed Letter
ca, rler iaceu slOc ~ 800.
II StrAsvurgerS Mlsaes' CUlnmon-senSe Shoe,
In straignt goat anu aid, $l.45.
4. S.r..SDursers bUysN bu.,On and Laced
S..oes II |l.I3.
$x.HS.
T. st.asburyers child's Spring Heels and
hseieu snves ifOu 39c. up; Infants suUes iIuiu
ooS. up. ZSinAsBURGkn,
No. 9O6 7tn ST., uvors avo.eI.
GOOD quality Suspemders only 10 cent :,
~ II. he.zensLeins ., 4OO unu AZ !, TIN 81. NV.
AAAAVV s>avnssv NNnna af,..so,.rnme SAn
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GOOD FUR DERBys. S1.oo; fine, So; best
$3.50, at \. T. Lewis, 435 9Th ~.
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.ALAcE MARKEr.

CORNER HATH And NEW YORK AVE-
Tue choicest Asat the freshest vegssAbisa Poultry
al III Kauds Cine specially. eessct Oyysers. Vs.
rissy VI resu .s,. Iiovcr Leaf butter. fresh kG<s
Fruit and tanned Clouds VI The best brands siwsvs
hand
oRDEkS FOR DINNERS SPECIALITY.
Ny expsr.puce in shn .suslne~ and my pe. son-i as
setisun 70 ssore aud urdses ws.h the vorJ 80 tne
naerkss ssords 70 sssecs lro. sasnaarsisn
=. J. TIBBkTs. Psosrsssor.
n. n COOLIDGE. Manager. eeliso
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FOUND-The place to- buy fine furniture at
the lowest prices Call at Breltbartn Dad Fell
lows hali furniture store.
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weather,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Oct. 10, 1883
indications Jor - Hours CoaHteaet'g az . p. ~.
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SURPRISES IN RUFFLING at the Palais Roy al,
fl-ilnTralA-
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RIDE out 14th street, visit Washington (for
merry Vienna) Optical Co. bet. III a,.,i sts.
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0ohn'a Great Weather Proaeetora.
e16 7th st. and l092 Ia. ave.
cntp y Custom.made Boots and shoes
scolch.bOttom Calf B.nis
Puritan Waterproof Calf Shoea.
~ Fine Calt.back Sewed Boots,
Boots.
e2.so 4; OF I. Fine Calf Button and
solid Calf and Kip Working Boots.
Catf Button, Laced and Gaiterx
vA.xo and $1.6O Reliable Button and
Laced.
Ladies Elegant Hand-sewed Button.
% Our own make Glove-tpp Button
$2;SO Fine Kid aud Straight Goat
Button.
% Unrivalled Button Boots.
u. $1.26 and $3.50 solid Kid and
Pebble Button.
Youths Toe, Soc. and 81 Solid Button and
Laced.
Boys d ANU $1.15 veal-caIf Laced and But.
ton.
Misses d Worked.hole Heel or sprinR.heel
Button.
$3.50 Fine Straight Goat spring.heels.
Cniid'x OOc., Soc. and sc. Springfield Button.
AAhn's ~ aud rs Great Red Label School
Shoes.
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=. c. Lewis Celebrated Hats.
Broadway aud 5th ave. Silks Hats a, IS IA.
Latest New York and Boston Uerbys 81. SO to
.Biy' line soft Hats, $3.50, %, % so to Is:
Cloth. Cigarette, Corduroy 4 "knOck-a6uuts. ~
S1;
Full line "Resorte" and Flat Brims, 81. so up:
4. c. LEWIS, popular One Price Halter and
Outhttef, go 7th ST., below Mt. Vernon 50 uare
N.b.-SPlendld Ass INT new Neckwear, 2S&5cc.2
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oArrLxa ~ Go. BArrrxonr.

sSks iese1s ~ The aslu known
flCkNlAk CHA WHISKY.
Lave loste sock III stpcr MO hiskiess W.
Mes CLsx Mo-. ~ ssAsu ~ srUA no0
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
OCTOBER Is AND 10


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| LADIES TRIMMED HATS AND BONNCTa
| We have selected the best styles and shapes in
prise by inspecting our Trimmed Hat department
Our line OF Chldrsn's Hsts trimmed AMI u,,.
"AoAAs' S's11Ae AND WALKING 'AckE1A
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RACES YESTERDAY.-The trottin9 races at
Tue brIghtwoUd Track Yesterday ~ere won by
Ruperts x =. Creole In Lib, ::4i12 and
-:44lz over Lady molly, Jennie ANA ct..pIes,
ANA b. C.B.COfii Us bT. Z. Doc over Harry MOO
Ihe winners AT GT.SeseiIQ were Gieauer. Itu-
pert. Nellie y, FeTOna anu Fcrg hyIe- AT Iiu-
eInntI, l. island, D,.T anat.l, Pa. onecdy, High
uig ut anu Emma JUunSon.
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For District OF Columbia fair weather, north
west winds, colder, with a cold wave.
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INFANTS cLoAKa

Thus Department Ii stocked with Cloaks for Infants
and Children ny " dive years DID, all sly and quail
ties. We are selling an InfS.ts WA.~iux I.st EN-
broidersd collars aud sieevss ~ &x.S7 worth ~a5v
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DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.
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FANCY WINGS AND BIRDS.

One Thousand different styles are displayed durn,
our UpeniaY ~ lhis Dsp.st...eu. a..L YOU Co.. See
Birds from III parts Of the glove and 1t Tue loves.
prices.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF FCRNITURE---Mr. Dow
ing Will sell tomorrow ntoTuing,ai his .aucti
ro,ins, commencing at 10 % clOcs. an immense
collection OF household iuruiturs, some OF IL
very line, together with about seventy. Ave
secondhand Carpets Tue Ino>t of them in exec.
lei, condition. Also, seVerIt pianos toy standard
Makers. For particulars the ADVERTISE
InelI
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SPECIAL TRAIN To THE PIMLICo RAcEs-For
Inc accommodation of Washington visitors
desiring to attend the races IA Pnniico Md
To be held October 10, 20, II and -, tine pas
senger department OF the Pennsy wanna rail-
9Th street station AT 1l:5U AIN. on race days
running direct TO the race track at PIN .Ico
landing passengers at the grand stand, return
ing imfn ediateIy after The Faces. the pro- ram
Tor the Isaii meeting OF the Maryland JocneS
club Is very attractive one. R0und-tFfp TICK
els Will be sold from Washington at the rate OIL
S2.-AdCf.
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II. III. TAYLOR,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
80: E'<.%a.'s
All Weights snd Grades Of
WINTER KNIT UNDERWEAR
for Men. ladies. Misses Boys and Children.
LADIES' WHITE AND SCARLET WOOL
RIBBED VESTS, SILK WARPVEsTs,W WITH
WOO. FIL..iNG, SCARLET CASHMERE
VESTS. WHIT; MERINO VESTS, ALLEN,
GOLLi 4 CO.'S ENGLISH MERINo AND
BALBR1aGAN VESTS, AND PURE SILK
VESTS AND DRAWERS. SIX AND NINE p.
lHDa
MISSES MERrNo VESTS AND DRAWERS.
ALL QUALITY. INFANTS CAsHMLRE
AND L.AMHs WOOL SHIRTS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
SOCK OF MEMS UNDERWEAR IN
WASHINGTON. COMPRISING SILK, Me.
RINO. CASAMEkE, LAME, WOOL,
CAMELS i.AIk AND BALnRIGGAN, IN
WHITE, PLAIN AND FANCY CuLO.,s. IN
sHikrs AND LRWrRS
DIRECT IMPORTER AND SOLE SELL
ING AGENT kOH ALLEN. GoLLY
co.'s HIGH CLASS UNNEhWEAR AND
HOSIERY, . -, 49,; 49, 6c16-
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g 70 = "A ERR ERR TIT kEr ERR ssss
8 g Il kRf + En- kRf ssss
COS - { { ! XXX I { ssss :.
III MARKET SPACE. Near 7,h stree. ,,ool,

S us /: =. / ii i ! e.. { FL ss IS: :
III MAEKEr SPACE. Near 7.h stree. s,ae,.
.nARvp ~.n
PLAID R1ssosa s'aTrs
THE 1ARGAIN OF THE SEASON.
AT IL CENTS YARD
No o-An six PLAIU RIBBON. different comb.
NEVER OFFERED AT THE PRICE BEFORE
AT IL CENTS YARD
No. 1a-An Silk PLAID RIBBONS, beautiful pat
SUITABLE FOR HAT TRIMMINGS
AT24 CENTS A YARD.
No. 22-An SILK Plaid RIBBoSs ssvers, de-
WORTH SO Cents
AT 30 CENTS A YARD.
No. l0-AN Silk PLAID RIBBONS
SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN's sAsHEx
AT Is CENTS YARD
6-inch All SILK PLAID SASH RIBBON.
AT SO CENTS A YARD.
6-inch All SIX PLAID SASH RIBBONS
AT 90 CENTS YARD.
finch All SILK PLAID SASH RIBBONS
tions. and warrant every yard to be all sIk aud
have nevsf been sold Tor less than double the price
are now offering them.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY.
e e ON
I ]; u 4 4 Fl e. E.: ri T..
oels slsrsls SEVENTH ST. NV.
N .r,ov., NJ
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Books AT ACCTIoN.-Mr. Bowling has ar.
ranged Tor examination cousi .nme mt OF mis-
eeiianeous booSs from Bristol, England en-
braclng standard and illustrated work ;, the =. lie
OF hicn Will commenee Monday evening next
at $50 ociock- see the advertisement Ior de-
tails.
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GAKrKELI. SIS .th. repairs latrobes, furnaces.
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Heats All.-BOys POlos only 1Oc., at H Rel.
xenstein's, 4U5 aud 4O7 eth st. NV.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
0Oc at Auercncn's knit jacket depot,7Lh 4 II. l
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LACE CURTAINS and blankets done up. Rea-
sonabIe prices, best work. ~ Fischer, 9U6 u A..
MAKRIED-Happy couples in search OF house.
keeping OutIits ciiI at BreltUdrtus ODD fel-
lows hall furniture store.
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REDCCED RATES TO VIRGINIA SrA9s- FAIR
FOR The virginia lite .a.r, whi IL vii. be held
III hlchinOnu, Va. Oc;oEer 70, 81 aud -
round-trlp tickets vii. be sold IRON W ..snIugto
ana Alexandria from the 18th To- the 2s5d IN ST.
inclusive, good 10 re turn until the 24tn, at
oi S4.oo Aor the round trip, which inciuues ad
mission 10 the istir grounds. CoBsuit schedule
oi trains permitting Passengers 10 leave Wash
Ington In tue morning and return In the eve
nInx.-Adct.
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LxyALrER b WILLIAMS 4 Gu, Auc,oneera

Pick wick CLUB Whiaky Is tho hes.
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HOSIERY.

This Department comprises MI qualities Styles and
patterns OF ssu aid Wautsr HOSIERY iVr L.ds,, Ch,i
uEen Huu lnIaplA
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woRsTED GOODS


In Worsted Goods we are the Headqn.fters, rs we
manu-. actn.e AL our own 9OOds, Import our own
Z-phyrs aud ssxony YARNS. aud ma . any style VI
Hoods. CioAxs Jackets, Bootsss. LeSy.uys shuwis
70 0ruer.
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This department. ID comp etc In everything and We
Az ssny iiooons such prizes that almost
possible to believe.
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Received to-day IL mn haven Bays, Rock.
AWAY :, Hue POisals, H,AAule Hs:xs, wstsA lAr
v~ris.y ~ the best Asaa Seasctsd Oys.srs. IL
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ATTEMPTED MCRDER.-Yestcrday afternoon
James arden Was cut in the lace with Il peu-
knife by Cnarte> Fox, coIored. SfIc cor.is:r of
Oh anu streets, and lie ran toward john
sons drug store. 81 ana + streets, FOX urew "A
Piston anu attempted 10 siIsJo., cut the WEI, pom
snapped Fox nIaae his escape.
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zEPHYRa.

We selling zephyrs. best quality. our own impor
1Oc hank. aud better qualities
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rresh Aidernsy Butter cnurned every morn
tina anu de.lvereu Ia h ID. ~ ard" prints, 4uc.
I1.sr 10. AisO, COttxse xsaeese Mud BulAeEnaasks
Swvot Mhk &c. per quart. CreHan 10 Genus.
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We are showing Furs by the yard Of all kinds of
animals Vt the lowest mark It price. Muffs the
| estiing Pelts. We carry full line Of Embrode.y
| >il~ and Ornaments
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SHE WARNED HIM THAT IF she CAUGHT Hin
WITH HER RIVAL SHE WOULD KILL HIN, AXn
SHE KEPT HER WORD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-05
The Poultry Praduct.

Mr.. Hoyt's summary statement before
the Bedford Farmers Club of the COM
parative value Of the farm products Of
the country, says the New York Mail,
will surprise the public generally with
its showing Of the Importance of an ele-
ment too often regarded as trivial only.
The poultry product of this country,
chickens and eggs together, was, it ap-
pears, for the year 1883, $500. 900. 600.
Upon every head of the American people
there was tax of sll each to be paid
over to the raisers Of the innocent barn
door fowl; and yet this sum did not
cover the consumption of this excellent
culinary material--for we imported about
half as much as we raised. II seems, in.
deed, somewhat extraordinary that we
imported 1900, 600 eggs from China.
Much is said nowadays in the way OF
Qualification of the greatness of the
dairy interest, and it is always more
or less active in demanding favorable
legislation, but its value is less than
half that of the chicken coop. In
deed, the quiet old hen taking her dust
bath in the corner, or clucking musical
encouragement and advice to her small
family about the barnyard is all the
time organizing national wealth on a
scale which absolutely belittles the glo-
ry of the great cotton plantations, and
leaves the magnificence of Minnesota
and the wheat regions a good ways be-
hind. Poultry and the poultry prod
ucts of 1883 were worth $3.50, 200, 900
more than the cotton product of the
same year.