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REMAINS OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.
Preparations for Their Removal to Gin.
Misunderstanding OF the Supreme
Court Justices. Etc.

The remains of the late Chief Justice Chase
preparatory to removal 10 Cincinnati for final
nesday next, accompanied by several Justices
of the Supreme Court, a commit ee of the Bar
association and others, the remains will leave
here via the B. and o. railroad for Cincinnati
and will reach there on Thursday. The re-
mains will first be taken to Music hall, where
memorial services are to be held. Ex-Gov.
Hoadly will deliver a eulogy upon the lie and
public services Of the late chief justice, and
Justice Stanley Matthews, Senator Voorhees,
and other men of prominence who enjoyed the
personal friendship of Judge Chase will submit
remarks.
In tue afternoon of next Thursday funeral
services, conducted by Bishop Bedell, OF Ohio,
and Rev. John Hall, of New York, will be held
In the chapel of Spring Grove cemetery, and
then the remains will be laid In their last rest
Ing place.
Al q meeting of colored citizens Of the District
yesterday, resolution was adopted requesting
that next Thursday, the 14th instant, be OBJ
served by the cOiOred people throughout the
coiored institutions will ON that day have COM
meinorative exercises and return thanks To
tne Almighty tor giving the race such de-
liverer.
A CONFERENCE OF SUPREME COURT JUSTICES,
presided over by Chief Justice Waite, was neld to-
day in the consulting room of the court, to take
action in regard to the transfer of the remains
of Chief Justice Chase TO Ohio, and as to the
part the supreme Court shall take in The cere-
monies attending the removal. After the COLI
terence STAR reporter was informed that as
the arrangements would not be consummated
until Monday II was deemed best not to make
anything public before then.
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a Tie Between the Nationals and Kan.
sas Cify-The League Cham pi0nship.


The game between the National and Kansas
CITY teams yesterday resulted in a tie of to 2
In seven innings, although the visitors would.
In all probability, have won in another inning,
owing TO costly errors by shock and Houck.
The game was rather unintere>ting, aud brill
liant plays were few. King, the new pitcher OF
the Kansas City's, showed up very well, and
but five hits were made off him. O'Day was
hit the same number OF imes but he was some
what wild. The visitors made seven errors and
the Nationals six. The same clubs play again
to-day, ana the game Will be the last OF the
championship contests.
Other games yesterday: AT Decentralization,
(; Chicago, o. AT PhiIadelphia-Detrot, II;
New York, l. At PittsUurg-Pittsburg, Z; Met
ropnlitan, y. AT Cincinnali-Cincinnati, IA;
baltimore, 6. AT Loui>vlle--AthIetic, IL; Lou
i>viiie, .. AT 81. Louis-Brooklyn, IL; st.
Louis, z.
THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP.
To-day will decide which club shall fly the
championship pennant, with the chances IN
favor of Chicago. The record odate SHOWS tina
Chicago has won 80 and lost 81 games. which
gives the present champions percentage OF
.1I3. Detroit has won 8 and lost "a, and has
Il percentage of .719. Chicago leads by four one
tnOJ>andtn> in percentage.
The Chicagos and Bostons play their last game
in Boston to-day and the Pniadeiphias and De-
trolls play twice in Philadelphia. II Chicago
loses ana Detroit wins two games then the lat
ter VIII win the penn.tnt.
The Philadelphia club will have the decision
OF The piunsnip If Chicago loses in Boston,
ior If the Philadelphia team wins one game from
Detroit IL viii be Impossible tor the latter TO
win the pennaDt.
Ii the decision of Umpire Quest in deciding
the forfeited games of Kansas City in favor OF the
home club holds good, the Nationals will have a
siIgntiy better percentage than Kansas City,
provided the home team wins lhi, afternoons
game. Ii W ashngIon is compelled To accept
last place there ii satisfaction in Knowing
that it Is not now the weakest team in the league
by any means.
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HOW THE RECORD STANDS.
SAYS It Is Not a Pool Room,

To the Editor oil THE EVENING STAR:
Your editorial concerning pool rooms in last
nights STAR does me a great injustice, and
am surprised that you could not write moral
essay ON the subject without bringing me in.
and not telling the truth at that about the mat
ter. do not Keep pool rom. and there has
lot been pool table i'll my place tor more Than
two years. Pool was discarded in my place
before the houses were Duiii lii which Inc par
ties live who make Complaint The pooI sign
tiits never been etaceu from the Wal OF my
building. Uut do nOl KNOW that this Is crime.
lhIo seems to Ue the Innocent Cau,e OF the GDil-
plant against Inc. There is certainly no other
Cause Tor the charge that keep pool room.
u our editorial has made the Inatter SO very
conspicuous that trust YOU Will allow the ill.,
SCI ton OF this correction.
Yours, verv respectfully, PATRICK WEIrE,
,. W. Corner Oi 10 ana u streets.
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The Day Of AtOnement.
THE OBSERVANCE OF THE MOST SOLEMN FAST
DAY OF THE HEBREW YEAR.

IdE OBSERVANCE OF THE MOST SOLEMN FAST
DAY OF THE HEBREW YEAR.
At shutdown last night the Yom Kippur, or
day OF atonement Of the children OF Israel. was
commenced in the orthodox and reformed
synagogues Of this city. Tue ceremony Is in
accordance with what Is written In the
sixteenth chapter OF Leviticus, which COM
mands the lsraelites to make atOnement by
sacrifices for their sins on the tenth day of the
seventh month of the Jewish new year. The
s:,crificial ceremonies are not now performed,
the religious services consisting of prayers,
hymns, sermons and tasting.
In the orthodox synagogue last evening the
sermon was delivered in Hebrew, while in the
reIoImed church the sermon Was delivered in
English. To-day will Ue devoted exclusively
To prayers and sermons aud chapters OF the old
Mosaic law read until The sun sets, when tine
'shOfir' or horn will be blown proclaiininy the
last aud penitential season concluded. The
day Is set apart tor observance by all Israelites
in the suspension Of business, in fasting, prayer
and humi .iation. 1t is the most solemn fast Of
the Hebrew year. and most OF the stores OF
which Hebrews are the proprietors were closed
all day.
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An1uSernents.

NATIONAL THEATEK Hermann, the re-
nowned prestidgitateur. will come to this
house next week with Il new repertory of tricks,
with which he mas been mystiiytng the pubic
in New York and Philadelphia. The most mo-
table OF his new exploits Is The "vanishing
lady" act, which has created great sensation
in Paris and London. This trick consists of
making young lady suddenly VANISH fromview
in the presence Oi the audience. The sale of
Seats for the Hermann engagement Is now in
progress at tue National box office.
ALBACGH'S OPERA HOUSE.-Bartley Camp
belfs spectacular play Clio" Will be presented
at this house ne xt week with all the fine scenery,
clever mechanical eftec.s Including the famous
earthquake scene, aud the ballet led by Mile.
AdeleCOrualba, which have made its production
so much OF a popular success. The dramatic cast
l is resarded as even SUPERIOR to that OF last
maze role and Miss Sybi TOMBSTONE appears in
the title role. Miss Ada Stock nom, OF this city,
is a member of this company. Seats are now ON
sale at AlDaugh's box office
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER - Mr. John A.
Stevens. well-knowu and popular actor, will
drama, Passions Slave" wuicn has ueen re-
ceiveu with great favor throughout the country.
MI ssePnens Is supp2r,gd by good r compny:
engagement OF the season will occur at this
house next week, wnen the Jennie kimbill
some OF the latest comic operas. The company
Is headed by the favOrite little prinla donna,
Corinne, and contains iu addition a score of
competent people, including James Sturges,
Harry Woodbury., Frank hayden, Miss For
ence 0ilIerti, Eultn DE Bellevilie, Susie Parker,
duO uIduy OLuSIe.
kERNAN's THEATER.-The announcements for
this house next week is Lille Allyn's japanese
minstreis aud onrlesque company. Amony the
specially artists In the company are the Paynes,
musical sketch artists; Neil Smiths troupe oi
educated dogs; Lanuis and Ward. song-and-
dance artists; Signora Mont; Sweeney and
Clark, feather-weisnt sparrers. and Fred Rus
sell, the Chinese i'm personatOr.
ID, DINE Mus1un;-At tnls popular resort next
actress, will appear in three plays, supported by
a good company. a
1HE MANASSAS PANORAMA remains on exhi-
oition day and evening. No one should tail to
see this admirable piece Vi work.
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CURE OF \ SPRAIN.
MACEDOS Cr.NTEE WNYSr 90

MACEDoS Ct.SIRE, WAYNE Co., y. Y,
February IS 1855.
Some years ago badly strained my stomach
picking cherries, aud nave suffered greatly ever
since Nothing has been so beneficial as ALI
COCK Piasters. They entirely cured me OF
that trouble have also been afflicted with a
lame ankle but these pIasIers soon enabled me
10 walk recommend them whenever / have
an opportunity, d. have found them very USE
fui for over ten years AilCock's Plasters have
always done me the greatest service, and l am
every day more and more convinced that no
household should be without them.
Mrs. SUSIE a. BILLS
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JOHN r NELLY has bought another drove of
fine cattle from virginia. This drove is from
the blue grts, region OF FaU4uier county. IL
exIen,.S along the foot OF the Blue Ridge noun
talns from the Massstsl railroad the AIeXan-
ora turnpike. This is the finest grazing land
In the state. lie will have this beet "a, his
stalls Tomorrow and all next week in the
Center and Northern Liberty markets
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Amusemenss IO-Niyat.

Amusements lO-NtSat.
Observation-Disclosures.
ALBACGH's.-"Measure for Measure"
KEENAN, s.-NarIety.
HERZOG's.-"A Prisoner tor Life"
HARRIs-'-"The Shaughraun."
DINE MUsEUM.-Variety.
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening
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r. A. G ,LDES, oyster Depot, 926 La. ave-,
IL receiving daily fresh supplies of oysters and
is prepared TO furnish them either shucked or
in shell. Goods delivered in city free. Tele-
phone. S47-3.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fine Mass NJ po.u,.r Price

EaWe Hats AZ Popular PrtceS.
broadway and 9Th ave. ST ks." -, 50 So.
attest Styles Fur Ierby>, S1.50. 81, s2.oo. -
ull line SOFT Fur Hats. 81 30 81. $3.50 la 50
10Th. Cigarette. CorduIo, & knock-sln,uts, 81;
euat tine "tSesorte auu Flat bsltns, S1.5o up;
.suys' Poles anu ,loIn Has, IS. SO, IS, 81:
- c. LAWS, Popular Oae Price Halter AND
Outntter, S2o IN ST., below Mt. Vernon %.
<J-Lowest price plain y marked in each hat
Monday Morning
We Will place ON our bargain counter the fol-
owing speci.tlties, aud Al You aly oil
,.sem you Will nnu taem uuusu ally caeap:
90 pairs oi Laates' House Shippers a. FAC.
81 pairs Of Meu's House slippers a 49e.
az pairs OF Ladies' Peoole Goat aud Kid
.,bOes, worked holes. al Csc.
43 pairs ladies kld Suocs, broad and mar
gow toe, al S1.41.
65 pairs Men Working Shoes al 99c.
"a pairs Mems Solid Leather Congress Bal.
.nd Button Shoes at S1.4S.
80 pairs Mems Boots, leather counters, At
"a pairs Fine Calf Boots al s2sS.
L. pairs Boys Kip Boots al Si.lo.
~ pairs Misses Sprlns Heels aud Heeled
Shues at U.s..
es pairs Boys Solid Leather Button Shoes a,
SLIT.
400 pairs OF Solid Leather Infant shoes at
SIC. 4. STkASBUKGEk
9V6 . In street.
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The Courts.

PROBATE COURT-Jud0e James
Yesterday, will oil John Il. Carer; filed and
order OF publication. Estate OF Henry Lee:
letters OF administration granted o. 7. Thomp-
sou: bond S14,OOO.
EQUITY COURT-JudQe James.
Yesterday, Smith agt iii; sale to Stilson
HutciIins finally ratified. Pope AL. Pope; L. u.
Metcalf agt. Arrisun; appearance of absent de-
ienduut ordered.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Shell.
L. day, Lew Fans, assault; SO or 80 days.
Sophia and Lulu ,ifaur.ch, atfrqy; % collateral
iOrIeited. William B luen. assault; collateral
forfeited. j. Edward joinson, do; do. Loudon
X. Thomas. dl>orderly mouse; $50 collateral ior-
ieited. William SikS and Harry Vaughn,
larceny; cOll;tierals .orieited. George Jordan,
,Sault; SO or Is Jays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

OWING To THE DEATH of child of Mr. G.
LansDurgh, OF the firm of Lansburgh & Bro.
the store will be closed until Monday morning,
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ice cream. 235 G st. NV.

The old established Wine and Liquor House
OF Chris B. Xander. 800 9Th ST. NV. still leads
the market Tor pure WIi:es and LIQUORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

CALL AND INSPECT the stock of clothing, &c,
at NJ. kAUFMANs Clothing Palace, corner Sth
and southeast.
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Fresh AIderney Butter churned every morn
Ing anu delivered In n 10. Ward" prints. 4uc.
per III. Also, Cottage Cueese aud But,ermi.k;
sweet MIX &c. per quart, Crea,n 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

tor gocd Wheeler & Wilson No. 8 Sewing Ma
chine, side d. aver AMI le.,f, ali attachments,
warianteu, ~ Union Manufacturing Coupauy,
Oo4 9lu ST. NV.
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S24.5O-S24. 5O-solid walnut marble top
chamber suites. WM. H. DUNN,
31l eth ST, NV.
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Fog WALL PAPER and Window Shades go TO
r. W. Henderson x Co., 1l13 ST. NV Latest
designs now arriving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

LACE CURTAINS and blankets done up. Rea-
sonable prices aud the best work. A Fischer,
&
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sacrifice Sale Of sunday school and
CHAPEL Organs from s15 ~ S4O. NJ u. l.. Wild
& l5ros eU8 eth 81 NV. q
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HATS AND BoNNETS refnished in all the lead
ing tall sly les at Writings, 924 Pennsylvania
avenue; also. one of the best selected stocks of
hats and fine millinery.
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REV. DAVID WILLS. Jr., OF Philadelphia, will
preach tO-inorrow morning in the West street
(GeorgetOwn) Presbyterian church.
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SPECIAL NnrICE

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING at NJ. kAUFMAN'S
Clothing Palace, corner Sth and streets south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

OUR SPECIALTY-fine work only; perfect
facilities. Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers,
626 street northwest.
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BEAUTIFCL all wool suiting 25c. Double
width ali wool camels hair oUc, at Brodnead
q a 70
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GRAND OPENING at the Clothing Palace, cor.
9Th and streets southeast. october 9th, 8 p. IN.
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S1S-S1S-ash chamber suites.
VA. H. DUNN, 81 9TH ST. NV.
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Only SIP

Great Bargains IN Trunks. Harness,
Satcneo, &C, 6V0 l6tu St n.w.,opp. Us. Treas.
ury.
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fit,Y1
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The Harrisonburg va, circuit court has refused
W giant II new tii..l W Wm. Flucnum, NOV
unuer sentence vi ueatu aor Aliling Ills UrOLuer
t1c As W w managed November D.
"A sharp suOcA ot earLn4u. occurred Ut SaE
Diego, Iai., yesterday ulug NJ damage Wa.
OOnS.
l.. W. Freshman, dea.er in dry goods and va
rle.y goous, ~ D.uvil.e, Va, lgned yesLer
day. AIauiiiIies, PA ,vUU; assets, aDouL "a,
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BUY Menthol Plaster: the best is cheapest.

S2i.JO-S2i. 5O-walnut parlor suites
VIM. II. Dunn. 81 eth ST n. "
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To our Patrons and The Public IN General
Our grand fall and winter opening of clothing,
furnishings and hats will take place on October
9th, at q p. M (s,s we will be closed the early
part of the day. and continue Monday. October
11th. All are respectfully invited 10 call.
NJ. kACFMAN'S
Clothing Palace,
Corner g. b and streets southeast
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BEAUT1FCL PHOTOGRAPHS at most reason
abe prices. Photo. Arr Co. 300 Pa. av.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

Miss WINSTON recommends Farrows Pearl
Toilet Cream
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WoopwAnD & LorHnor.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
Invite your attention to their unequalled stock
Of ali the best lines Of CoRSETS. UNDER
WEARS and LAEI LES GLOW H. feeling assured
that Son will not 60 farther after you have
given them a call The goods and price. talk for
themselves
coRsErs.
Warmers corsets perfect fitting. sids ssselA
Only SOC
H & L. Corsets. American Coutu. double steel
In mont. $1.OO
German Woven Corsess, embroidered bust.
side steeh. 75c.
Celebrated c. satteen Corsets In ali col
ora Sl60
SKIRTS AND UNDERWEAR.
We have unrivalled bargains In Skirts
and Underwear. and when you see the goods
and learn the prices we know you Will feel that
you cannot afford to make your own clothin s-
Ladies' Melton Cloth skirts, wide plated
rufiie on bottom. with fold Of cloth above piped
with colors. sc.
Melton Cloth Skirts. box-plated ruf1es
botsom.with rows of braid above ruffle. $3.50.
Melton Cloth skirts, 3 plated rufles on bot
tom silk stitched SleO
Aud full line of satin and satteen Skirts at
Incompatible prices.
Is dozen Wire Bustles at l5c each.
so dozen Misses Aprons. Lree styles. at Csc
each.
80 dozen Muslin Corset Covers high neck.
finished seams buttons and buitouholes, l2,4c
each. Same in low ueck. l5c each
Is dozea Muslin Drawers. open and close.
wide hem. tucks, 25c each.
so dozen Muslin Chemise, tucked front 26c.
each
81 dozen Muslin Gowns. four clusters Of four
hne tucks down front, cambria rufI1es around
neck and each.
Is dozen Muslin Mother Hubbard Night
Dresses. yoke OF Hamburg inserting and
tucka Hamburg ruffle around the neck,
sleeves and down front Ut yoke. s5ceach.
rs dozen Muslin Chemise. embroidery
yoke. cambria RUNE around neck and
each.
GLOVES
We have Just received our import order Of
English Walking ,.loyes In browns and tans,
embroidered backs. pique stitching. long and
short fingers. An excellent wearing glove.
and only 81 so per pair.
Also A-buttou Real KiJ in dark and nsht
tans. and black with fancy embroidery: all
guaranteed q perfect. per psir.
Ladies' s-button Mousquetaire Suede Glovsa
embroidered oscka In gray. tan, golden brvwn
and NODES only peg pair.
LADIES' %-butsou Suede Gloves. In assorted
grvs' .-......---.Sl per pair
IS dozen 6-button pinked wrist suede Gloves,
In medium aud dark tans and browns. an ex-
csllent glove. well worth q, only-.-.-..--s6c
We have also received an invoice Of s-eutton
Aousque.sire suede Gloves. In ell the leading
shades. English tans, golden brown and modes.
acauai vatue s1. only per p~ir.
glove butsonsr given with every psir Of
gloveA
Mall orders promptly dlled.
sasiaaacuon guaranteed or money rs6nDds4
WOODWARD Z LorHRoR.
sal rsna. ava rossl sal Penn svs
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Progressive COuriship.

Progressive COuftAhfD.
She w naL Is progressive eucure, Johnf
Helm sure l dou'L KNOW. The thing I'm
most Interested in just now Is progressive courL-
snip.
Sue-Oh! what Is that?
Newell, .or a little while after he begins to
pay MS auurcsses " ner, he simply snakes
uauus WIN uer wnen Lney are par .lu. T.. L.,
Us nave Deeu uOliis Ior .ue past LwO
Iuen ne DOcouies iItL.e UU,uer, suule
night, us he Is leaving ner, ue pu.s his arm
arOuuO her Waist, like ILLS, anu Kisses uer rs /
uO-nUw. There.
Sale. tnIusuIns)-And next thing suppose he
PROPOSES.
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New Hieh.Arm s.G'" Howe AeWlml
MacOine
Al Union Manufacturing Company,
6v4 4tu street north west.
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w. NJ. SHusrnR 81 Soss.
sls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Have opened Their High Class Novelties In
PLUSH AND CAMELs HAIR vELvFTs.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. BoNNETs. PEKFEc
TioS BLACK SILKS. This Is the Brand OF the
Best SILK In the world introduced the Paris and
London market Last Winter. and Is decided i'm
provemeut over the Old SILKS. They not for sale
ese~ here in this city
Fall Stock Of GUINET-s eros GRAIN FAILLT
FRAACAIs and RHADAMEs.
WHITE and BLACK MofRE FRANcAIs in ns
CANT Qualities.
ALL SILK vELvETs in View shades Of ssssL
Heliotrope. 0eranium aud Pruno
LADIES BRoADcLoTH. ali colors
We are showing decid ed bargains Ia BADNEsLEf
d UBLE u Masks al 81 so per yard These sups.
ror goods have never teen soid for less Than s2 Aa
oApnot be duplicated for less specia prices are hAos
Tor Hotels and heslaurants.
Large stock Of FANCY TOWELS. TABLE and
BOUFFE sC;ARFS, NAPKINS and Dol LIES
New ssoc. Of MOURNING GOODS BLANKEn
and ION FORKS. liosi GRY AID CNDEkwEAh
RAkNE,LEY DAMAsKss nj 81 So. worth -
W. n SINISTER 4 soma
elo Pennsylvania Avsnus = -
ONE PRICE
THE BEST r. THE CHEAPEST. 90
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DRESS SUITS for hire. 41i 9th street.
FUssErI,s Ice Cream CharInIIes and C,and
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1H $50
ELLERYa
HATS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS,
In all Tho Latest Novelties In
WINTER UNDERWEAR, NECKwEAR
hosiery &c
Shirts to order. for 312 perfect at guaranteed.
ELLERY's, 1887 street,
ocS Opposite the Ebbitt House.
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DISTRIBUTING PRoFIrs AxoNc Exp

DISTRIBUTING PROFITS AMONG EMpIoYra-
Ins nocnsster Lumber company, oi Pitlsuurr.
Germs pronts WILL oe distributed amonr them
~ tne ena OF Tue term beginning October a.
1856, Ano conciuuiny October A. 1857 n
The men as recognition OF faithful service'
t Tue money VIII De paid rs y bonus DOR mak.nx
WI ges viii be given $3.50, the secund ~ Ok ..sd
50 on down 70 the tenth lnan, who win r.ceive
$40. Ineshop making the largest turn viii ia
sented witt x3Q 49,. = nv
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Now Is THE TIME.-Estabrooks the place
for fine photographs. I'll Market Space.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

SAVE eyesight. Consult HempIer, ave. cor.
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The Beat anyesameus

You can ind Tor 95 cents 10 oue OF our Red
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