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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-05-16
OUTDOOR EXERCISE.
lettings on the Subject Of Local
Sports.
What the American Wheelmen are Doing.
The Scheutzenyerein---G
eraI Notes.

- The Wheeling Wheel
5tA men are steadily increas-
~ IA ing the number Of their
~ An members and the efficiency
AE of their organization, and
FEEa before the present season
MINI is over we confidently ex
AIMA pect to see an even hun.
VlNU dred wheels in tbs city
SUk and the towns which i'm
H. M" mediately surround us.
1si At present there are about
lllA fifty machines in this city,
SrI IW Martins Ferry has fifteen
W5IReEWh or twenty, Bridgeport sew
ersl, and Bellaire boasts of some riders,
whose number we cannot just now approx
mate. All the best makes of wheels
American Rapid, Faciles, Stars and
Columbias,-are represented. and many OF
our local riders have good records in the
matter Of time. The new uniform adopted
by the club will add much to the appear
snce of the members, and aid IN Keeping
alive that esprit de corps 80 essential 10
the successful maintenance OF the organi'
cation.
The Decoration Day run will start
from the Mcclure House, at $50
a. m, the 10th. A nice lunch willbe served
at the Wheeling House, in West Alexsn-
der, at 10 q. m. Arrive in Washington,
Pa, at 2p. m making one ofthe most pie
turesuue runs out of Wheeling. At Wash
ington the local club have arranged to
make things pleasant for visiting wheel
men, and 1t is expected that 100 cyclists
will be in the city. The Key
stone Club will make an early star
from Brownsville, Pa, taking lunch
at Scenery Hill, reaching Washington
about the same time as the Wheeling
Wheelmen.
The Wheeling Wheelmen are talking OF
adding list on their roll book for nsmee
of associate members, as they have had
several prominent citizens who do not ride
ask for the privilege Of joining the club.
The Wheeling Wheelmen had their first
DILL on Chapline street Tuesday evening
Successful maneuvering was impossible on
account Of the many people on the street
In q race on Ice House hill, Pittsburgh
last week, Captain q. E. Bidwell of the
Keystone Bi Club, beat Pony Star rider
Wilbur Wright, agent for the New
Rapid" has ordered two new wheels o.
that make for DR.. Chas. E. Mason and him
self.
If the weather is favorable, a road run
BY moonlight will be called for Tuesday
night the coming week.
J. W. Brill, of Barnesville, prominent
wheelman of that city, has decided to i'm
igrate to Indiana.
Thirty thousand dollars has been sub
so,ibed in New York City tor the new
wheel house.
Herbert Nesbitt will receive new spec
ial Pony Star in short time.
Orloff Dorsey received his new Rudgs
light roadster, Saturday.
Will D. Mccoy has received new safety
wheel from Chicago.
The Cleveland Carnival was a great
success.
John B. Lotus has joined the L. A. W
RIFLE AND TARGET.
The members OF the Scheutzenvereiu
spent yesterday afternoon at their Island
range. shooting two practice matches, with
the following result;
First scare.
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THE Associated Press Dis
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N ,Ir II you want TO hire telp a small advertise
Htiu ment In TIKI ROOSTER will 40 II.
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The members OF the Scheutzenvereiu
spent yesterday afternoon at their Island
range, shooting two practice matches, with
tue following result:
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Rare and Choice Bargains!

For Tomorrow only, at r. Goldschmid's S12
TN street northwest: Goblets with engraved
oano, SIX Tor o3c.; handsome engraved, six for
43c; decorated Cups and Saucers, six for 54c;
6lacklng cases 96c., worth s 80; real Majolca
GnspadOres Zoe, extra large 45c.; Hand painted
FIehch China Cuspadores, reduced from 81 to
o6c, elegant hand-painted square shape),
only 2Sc., worth 81. 90; glass tumblers, six for
ties for 25c; regular price 4Oc.: Albums. &C.:
Shoe Brush, with large box of Backing and
S Whlsk BROOM, 26c., worth 45c.; decorated
covered tin Buckets, lie; large Majolica Jugs,
Ice; large Pudding Pans 1Oc., worth 15c.; tin
Stop Jars, assorted colors, 47c., worth 75c.; T.
quart tin Water Buckets, &c.; English China
Tea-Sets, A pieces, only $3.2S, worth 81; extra
silver-plated 5-bottle Dinner Caster, only S9c;
English china decorated Dinner and Tea Sets
combined, 100 pieces, only SLABS, worth $21;
handsome hand-painted, los pieces S21.79,
worth $50; tin Toilet Sets, three pieces, only
Bags, 23c.; extra large size Pug Dogs, only
Sl.9S, worth SO.
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

THE ELEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION
At a meeting of the Eleventh Building associa-
ton last evening the secretary, ID. 7. Janney,
reported that if all the delinquents were paid
up 1t would amount to about $4,000, which
would make the assets of the association
s.. 900, and at that rate the association would
pay 30 cents on the dollar, as the value of the
stock at this time amounted to $4,000. Mr..
Leetch moved that the board OF directors be
authorized to employ an attorney to look into
matters and prosecute the debtors of the asso-
citation, and, If necessary, put the whole matter
in court a. soon az possible. The motion was
adopted after some discussion.
NoTES-W orkInen are engaged in flushing the
sewers here-Mr g. w. CASTELAR, is having
erected on the corner of Olive avenue and 2Sth
street five two-story brick houses.-Six chick
ems were stolen from Edward c. York, who
lives on Ridge road, last night. Depredations
have been committed for some time past upon
farms.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF w AFTER
AT a. M.-Great Falls, temperature. Al: con-
dition, 10. Receiving reservoir. temperature,
A.; condition at north connection, 3; south
connection, }. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. Al; condition at infuent gatehouse,
q; condition at efiluent gatehouse. 8.
Charles Brown, the discharged soldier who
threw petition praying for renewal of his
pension into the Queens carriage, is an Irish
man.
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provements, we shall inaugurate tomorrow,
'A'' s s ssSHa TENT DAYS, Sale.
curing which many Of our famous reliable boots
and shoes will be disposed Of at less than man u
facturers prices in preference to having them
ruined by the dust and dirt incident to build
WIN; HAHN & Co.. Reliable Shoe House.
Infants fine kid and goat button now 25, 35
Childs; s1.o5 fine worked hole kid and goat
button, heel or spring, sizes to 1Ola, now 95c.
Chiid,s 81 solar tipped button only S5c.
Ghiid's solid button, heel or spring, pebble or
kld, As 70 IS, 65c.; S12 to 1O12s, as.
s1.45. ~
:, Misses solid leather school shoes s5c.
Youths solar tipped button 81; cheap at 81 LBS.
a. Boys stylish reliable button SIPS; worth
Boys and Youths iron-clad school shoes s5c.
Ladies 81: so Fine Goat Button now 81 SIS.
Fine Kid Button, worth $3.50, only 81. 80.
81 Box or COmmon-Sense Fine Button, 81 80.
S1:75 Fine Foxed Button down to S1.25.
at SI.25
75c. Easy Kid House slippers, 45c.
Comfortable Lasting Slippers, 2Oc.
Gents So Fine Calf Boots, only 1925.
SD Scotch Bottom Calf Button, 1920.
Fine Calf Button, Laced or Congress- broad or
narrow, plain Or tipped, $190, reduced from
Gents 50 Solid Button down to s1.4O.
$1.2O
Toavoid the rush call early. 1
The Great Half-Price Dissolution Sale
will positively close in a few days Don't fail
to secure some of the extraordinary bargains.
Chiidren's Kid Spring Heels, sizes to 8, at
Doc. Children'S Pebble Button Shoes, sizes 8 to
II, at Coo. Misses School Shoes, spring heel or
heel, at S5c. Youths Button Shoes, solid
leather, 9Oc. Boys Button or Lace Shoes at
S1.1O. Mems Shoes, Lace or Congress, S1.15.
Mems Calf, warranted hand-stitched, button,
lace or Congress, at $3.50. Ladies' Shoes,
cousins make, common sense or opera style,
All sizes and widths, at 1925. Ladies' Kid
ShOes, common sense opera, at $3.50.
Ladies Fine Pebble Worked Button Holes, at
$li5. Ladies House slippers at 20c. Ladies'
Button and Lace Shoes, 15c. Odd lots Child
ren,s Kid Shoes, with heels, 55c. Odd lots
Ladies Lace Shoes and Congress Caters SOC.
and II, and 461 Pennsylvania avenue, near IA
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S. S. S.
SCROFCLA OF LUNGS.

i am now 40 years old. and have suffered for the
last 10 years with lung trouble have spent thou
sands OF dollars to arrest the march of this disease
temporary relief was all that obtained was unfit
for any manual labor for several years A friend
strongly recommended the of Swift's Specific Is
> 50 Claiming that he himself been greatly bene-
hed by Its use in some lung troubles. resolved to
Try II The results are remarkable My cough has left
me. my strength has returned, and weigh GO pounds
more than ever did in my life. 1t has been three
years since stopped the of the medicine but
have hadno return of the disease there pains
or weakness felt in my lungs do The hardest kind of
mechanical work. and feel well as ever felt since
was boy. These, know, are wonderful statements
to make, but am honest when L say that owe my
existence and health to-day TO 5. S. 5. / would be
recreant to the duty owe humanity if failed to
bear this cheerful testimony the merits of this
wonderful medicine I'll HOLT
Montgomery, Ala, June 25, 1885,
Swlits Specific Is entirely vegetable Treatise ON
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer g. Atlanta Ga
or 1o1 w. I'D street, n. 10
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8. w. Augenstein,

S17-S19 7th street northwest, offers the follow
ing wonderful bargains for tomorrow only: Cow
cred sugar bowls, &c.; spice boxes, five in a nest
33c.; soc. clothes brushes reduced TO 23c
clothes basket, 53c.; flour buckets, lie; ironing
boards, 2oc.; larger size, 33c.; wash tub, zinc
dashboard, so cIothespins, boxes blueing,
Csc; crumb brush and tray, 19c.; five bottle
coiors, $1.32; covered market baskets, 27c;
larger size, SIC; IA qt. block tin dishpanS, 29c
II Qt., 35c: decorated tea sets, So pieces, S3 27
covered butter dish, &c.; 100 clothespins, &c.;
Ia in. new style meat dish, 1Sc.; Il doz. colored
gObiets, 43c.
Great bargains in baby carriages. ice chests,
refrigeratOrs and trunks.
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Chrome and Souvenir Week!
AT YOUNG'S, 4O2 9TH STREET.
Look for the Old Lady in Window,

al AOCNI Az IN SIREET.
Look for the Old Lady in Window,
In her spring garment.
Tomorrow We hold our second grand open.
Ing OF new spring goods, to which all are cOrdi-
ally invited. AT this occasion we shall present
each customer with the most handsome chrome
ever offered The following we shall offer as
special souvenirs for one week only:
Gents So Hand-Sewed Caters Tor 81.
Gents 81 Seamless Custom Shoes for 49,
Gents SD Flexible Button, Lace and Congress-
$3.50.
Gents $3.50 Seamless Caters for S.
Gents So Double Stitch Calf Shoes 81 so
Ladies So Best French Kid Button, 1915.
Ladies S4.5O Hand-sewed Button, $3.50
Ladies' So Flexible Fine Kid Button 50 so
Ladies' $3.50 Lasting and Kid Foxed Button,
81.
Ladies' 50 Foxed Button and Lace, SI.5O.
Ladies' S1.25 Lasting, Button and Congress,
Ladies' 81 Congress and Lace Caters, 75c
Misses S1.25 Kid and Goat Spring Heels 95c.
Boys 81. oO Fair stitched Button, $1.25.
Chllds 6oc. Spring Heel Button, soc.
+. SLOW Quarter Shoes and Slippers in end
less variety.
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Only piece of Lots marked thus will be sold to
q customer, they being offered at and below cost.
Dealers need not trouble themselves to call
ss g ~ ~ " SSS s s So
ssSS 90 UU " EER Mn Il + RSsss.-

s g j {. i
Linen cos4s fSa as &C.
12i2c. 3-ply Linen Cuffs for loo.
s ssc fI Tds Tcn All sty Rs os 2a ar
s Sc sM mslt r's va fSs f Rse &c.
10 per cent off Laces.
Sl5 '.Mikado" ParasOs, for S13.75.
29c. "Mikado" Umbrella Covers for 25c.
s9c sa attn s Goa rsTas9s 81. for SIC
*S1. rs Button Undressed Kid Gloves 73c
81. 10 Button Elite, Kid Gloves for e9c.
Csc. Button Undressed Kid Gloves Soc
Csc. Silk Gloves SOC,
25c Isle Thread Gloves for 21c.
19c Fans all styles, for 13c
y 81: 9s Fans -: all styles for 81 g.
19c Jeweiry, all styles, for 13c.
*25c. Jewelry all styles, for Ice
ACC Jewery, all styles, for :39c.
CSC Jewelry, all styles, for SAC.
asc. Pocketbooks, all styles, for SOC.
Csc POcketbooks, all styles for SAC.
&c &c l selss al t s5y asc for 1sc
44c satchels, all styles. for SOC.
CSC Satchels all styles, for SAC.
3 snd a al sss h sS5 sae &c.
4 &c Ostrich Ostrich Feather Tips Is. for ssc
10 per cent of trimmings.
1S per per cent cent OF OF s E%Spoderies
*Best Note Paper &c. quire.
:Ssoa as fisssTs s Tfs sa for 2se
.ss sasy ha sFBs a1 geis s4 ss a7s
asc Black hiss Hose fos 44c.
25c Merino Vests for 23c
4Sc MerinO Underwear for 44c
*15c. French Woven Corsets for Soc.
4Sc Imported Hair Bustles for 31c
35c DOuble-width Aprons tor 27c
f Enssh GsRs ~ 5s stXss 81 ss
$2.6S Imported Jerseys for S235
Soc Muslin n, Night GoSns44c
$50 Embroidered Chemises for 55c
$3.50. Corset Covers, all styles, SIC
S 81 French Handmade skirts. 95c.
20c. Muslin Drawers for Csc.
Lubins, Atkinson's Extracts, SIC or
schsmpagne Bottle Bay 1 Runs ss' i sc o.
.Genuine. ~ Pears, soap for &C.
Dr. shetiields bent It'll 'f isc. 2Sc'
s23c Penknives, all styles. for 19c
Ali'Silk Garter Elastic. best, 23c. yard
CHILDREN's
&C. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for4c
So e. t GsliSs G nsp;n al s styles for S
sos Infants Cloaks Sl.95.
"$i3S Infants Nains00k Slips, CSC
GENTLEMEN's
$3.50. Half Hose 15c
$3.50 English Kid Gloves for SEC
4Sc. China Silk HdkE sec
25c. Pure Linen HdkfS for l0c
l5c. Pure Linen Hdkfs. for l2lac
s25c. Satin-Lned ScarS for I9c
4Sc. Scarfs, all styles for 39c
25c. 4-ply Linen Cuffs for I4c
15c. ply Linen Collars for lie
S9c. "Pa1ais Royal Dress Shirts 70c
&c. Fancy Night Shirts Tor CSC
25c Spring Weight Underwear f0r OLE
soc Jean Drawers for 42c.
DOC. Bal Underwear for 42c
$50 Buckhorn Handle Canes for Al 40
S1.S5 Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas 81 70
$50 Twill SILK Umbrellas for al %
SS ~, o S,eriing silver Handle Umbrella e26a
'S2So 14-karat Gold'top Umbrellas, S2SS.
STCall early or late to avoid the crowd %
Asstore opens at 8 am. Closes at pm. sharp. ~
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CLARK's First Special Spring Sale
To secure good Shirts you must buy early in
season. Our soc. Uniaundried Shirt, 39c.; our
Sl shirt, best in the city, &c; our 81 rs, un-
surpassed, see; our 75c. Laundried Shirt, Soc;
our 69c. Percale Shirt, 47c. Above special
prices tomorrow only. We still claim the
largest and cheapest stock of Corsets. Our 75c.
French Woven, SOC; our 81 Embroidered Bust
Woven, zoe; Warmers Health, 9Sc sold all
over at S1.25; our soc. Corset, ;'9c.; our 35c.
Corset, 19c.; Warmers Nursing, S9c.; Children's
Corsets, Acc. Our 75c. Kid Gloves, 49c.; our
S1.25 Kid Gloves, 79c.
CLARK'S IRA 18th ct n w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

DROP. LAROCHE, FRENCH TRANCE CLAIR,
sitterE ladies their maiden and married pameT re-
unites the loved who separated; tells whom ana
when you are 70 marry; advises In busness law con
tracts Wills divorces, absent rriends health etc
q m 70 p. M, at parlors Of Prof T. POWEII.
ave. mhlS.IWS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

TAKING LONDON BY SToRM.-JuSt opened at
the Palais Royal and the first received in Anne
rica. 100 doZ. 4-button English kid walking
gloves. Black embroidered and bound in gold.
Grey With black. Fawn with brown. English
red with black. SI..5 pair.
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AmnSemen.S To-NISf

AmHSemensS Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Stoddard Lee
lures.
-ALBAUGH's.-Barrett in david Garrick'' and
"Yorick'S Love-"
NArIoNAL.-''We, Us & Co."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Battle of Manassas
HARRIS'.-"A Mountain Pink"
HERZoG'S.-"A Box of Cash."
DIME MUSEUM.-LeonZo Brothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

The PHENOMENAL SUCCESS of Hahus Relia-
BILE Shoe House neceSsitateS more space in their
already extensive establishments. To gain this
they are about TO add another story to their 9TH
ST. store, and tear out and increase the shelving
capacity OF the avenue store. To save as many
goods as possible from being ruined by the dirt
incident to building, they are inauguratng a
Special Ten Days Sale. See City Items, which
will be interesting for the low prices, especially
as the statements advertised BY this house can
be relied upon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

S2S WILL BUY solid Walnut Marbie-top
Chamber Suite, with bevel Mirror, Chairs, Rock
er, etc. VIM. III. Dunn,
Sl1 eth St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

EYEsIGHT is priceless. Get the best Spec
taces and Eyeglasses at Vienna Optician Co.,
900 Pa. ave- NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

For SATURDAYS MARKETING a new and
choice lot of roll butter at Doc h.; creamery at
20 and 3oc-, lbs for 81; lbs. new prunes
poe; cans sugar corn, 25c.; the best lard, &C.;
Glib. cans California pears and plums lin heavy
syrup, 2oc- can; large size mustard sardines,
2 for 2oc.; Malaga grapes, at zoe; bananas, 25c.
dozen; Stem-cut oranges, 15c. to IOc. dozen; the
best quality of meats in the market. Wixom's
market store, 1856 9th street northwest.
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SPRING STYLES ARE READY.

Tor $50 ALLWoOL SPRING OvERCoAT 20
| to the LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
For $40 Light Color SPRING OvERCOAT that is
worth Sl5 go 10 the London and Liverpool Clothing
| Co.
Or If you want extra Fine SPRING OvERCOAT
at sl4 that worth 500 to the London and Liver
pool Clothing Co.
If you want a good SPRING BUSINESS SUIT at
20, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
OR, if you want ALL-WOOL CASSIMER SUIT
at $40 go 10 tine London and Liverpool Clothing Co
For a Fine BLACK 4BUTTON CUTAWAY SUIT
at $40, go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
For an Extra Fine PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at
Sl5, go TO the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
fyou want good CHEvIOT SUIT for boy from
pool Clothing Co.
Or, if you want good CASSIMER SUIT from Sc
to So go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co.
OR, If you want CHILD'S SCHOOL SUIT from So
to - that is worth nearly double go to the London
and Liverpool Clothing Co.
or, if you want fine CHILD's DRESS SUIT from
50 to So go to the London and Liverpool Clothing Co
from SIP upwards.
Children's Pants from 25 ceutsu
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY.
mh25 CORNER 7TH AND STREETS
VELArrs
HAVE JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE OLIVE OIL AND MACCARONL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ALSO
THE CELEBRATED VELATrS FAMOJrS CARA
AEI-s. FRESH EVERY DAY.
G209th st NV. opposite z. Patent OfHca
| ,-o Branch Store. 1905 Pennsylvania ave. NV
Now READY FoR INSPECTION,
| SPRING NECK WEAR IN THE NEW STYLES
AND MATERIAL
Call and see the new Four Hand
| w. 5. TEEL.
mh20 e3o Pennsylvania avenue.
ANGLo-AMER1cAs INSURANCE Go.
| e1s STREET NORTHWEST
! WASHINGTON, d G,
ISSUE FIRE AND MARINE PoLIIES
! oc22
GET THE BEsr.
THE CONCORD HARNEss-
/ THE CONCORD COLLAR
( Coupe. Carriage. Road, Team and Express Harness
4 'iall kinds and description ut Lowest Prices
! with makers name amt trade-iuark
/ LUTZ a PRO
495 Pennsylvania Avenue
es- HORSE BLANKETS and CARRIAGE ROBES
great variety u Vers Low Pri0sA cole
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VERY RARE INDEED such OPPORTUNITIES
do sometimes occur, but not SO frequently as to
make Us familiar with them Much is pre-
tended In this way, but in substantial fact very
little indeed Is done. We herein offer one OF
those tempting opportunities whose promises
are to be literally and truthfully fulfilled We
are obliged to at once enlarge and improve our
premises, to do which our large stock must be
gotten out of the way. We have been unable to
procure temporary quarters, and must there
fore sell OF our goods at loss So that for ten
days from this date We will offer every article
IT In mind, only for ten days. Breitbarth's,
Odd Fellows, hall eth ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

JOhnSOn's, Corner 18th and Il.
High grade oysters, Fish, Came &c, Life.
time experience. Ladies' large saloon at
tached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

IMPORTER OF FRENCH WINES. CoGNAc
l. CHAMPAGNEs AND CORDIAL&
French Carets, So 90, g and e 50 per dozen. Cali
per gallon Wines received directly without passing
purity. Wins de toutes sortes en- cassex
uo3ms VICTOR ROUX 4 CO. lrl7 Pa ava
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LOOK LOOK :! so, 80, so.
A solid Walnut narble-top Chamber Suit
bevel mirror, consisting OF Bed, Bureau Wash
stand, 4 Chairs, 1 Rocker, 1 Towel Rack /
Table, also Mattress and spring
WM. III. DUNN. 81 eth st. n w
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

THE IrGHrRusSrse NEw HomE
SEWING MACHINE
is the Simplest and Best Machine ever produced
Call and examine ii, or send postal card and viii
send one TO your home on Trial Free of Charge
S. OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
Sole Agent for the District OF Columbia
52S 9Th st. NV
Machines rented by the week or month
Repairing speciality. Ja3O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

a FULL LINE OF best velvet carpets at S1.25
per yard. We guarantee them To out wear the
best body Brussels MOSES * SoS
Cor. 18th and Z SITS. NV
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THE WONDERFUL HUNGARIAN Gypsy BAND
(original) at Congregational church next Satur-
day evening. Seats at Ellis music store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-26

For FINE PORTRAIT OF Sec. Manning Geo
Prince, PhOtographer. Pa. av. and 18th 81.
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AGRAND FAREWELL CONCERT by the original
Hungarian Gypsy Band, ut Congregational
church, ON next Saturday evening.
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924 SEVENTH ST. n. w.

TO-DAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEMS,
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SAMPLE SUITS OUR
GOODS ARE MADE TO LAST. AND FROM THE
BEST BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE
YOU FROM 80 TO 40 PER CENT ON ALL THE
GOODS YOU BUY OF Us. WE HAVE ABOUT
HUNDRED MEMS SUITS MADE IN REGULAR
CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE
PRICE THEY WOULD COST YOU IN NEW
Low PRICE WILL DO 1T. SEVEN MORE OF THE
PRINCE ALBERT COAT, SOLD FOR sl5. Now
BLACK CLOTH COATS AT JUST HALF-PRICE
BOYS AND CHILDREN's SUITS MADE OF THE
BEST GOODS AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE. IF
YOU WANT GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES
COME Al ONCE 10 THE GREAT SALE OF SAM
BETWEEN AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
BARGAINS FOR YOU AT THIS SAMPLE SALE
THE BEST WEARING GOODS YOU EVER
BOUGHT , FOB THE PRICE THIRTY CHI
DREN'S SUITS, FORMER PRICE 80, 81 AND ga
NOW $500; AGES 3 TO 8 YEARS. REMEMBER
ga aTH STREET: GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF