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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-05

THE LIBERTY STATUE COMMITTEE VISITS THE
ISLAND AND INSPECTS THE WORK
The committee in charge OF The erection of
the BarthoIdi Statue of Liberty visited Liberty
island Saturday ana met Gen. Schofieid. who
has been appointed by President Cleveland to
superintend The unveiiing of The statue. Gen.
Schoneid and Gen. WhippIe examined the
work. ana expressed themselves as highly
Pleased with the manner in which il had been
dohe- An Informal meeting OF the com i,Iee
with Gen. Schof1eId MAS neld after the work
had been reviewed. IL was decided Ia erecf :,
number oi platforms tor the speakers at the I'M
yelling exercises. ana 10 build ALI iron staircase
on The pedestal 10 allow visitors 10 ascend
10 the balcony around the tase OF the
statue. Cen ScnoReld suggested thai
the pier Was not sufficient 20 aceommo-
date the crowd that would visit the island ,,c
tooer 70, and advised the building o. one or
Two poltoon landings Tor smaller craft Lieut.
Mells, the electrical exper. at the government
station AT Staten Island. was gwen aulhorIty
To arrange Tor the electric plant The exact
power Oi the light has moi been determined and
viii De decided alter experiments to test the
osttacins force tue mass oi iron aud bronze
VIII have on the current OF electricity.
Another meeting of Gen. ScnO.ieid and the
committee vii Je q he latter pat OF next
eek, when the program oi exercises at the un-
yelling OF the statue will be settled. The inyi
-aiioDs Will be issued October is. The stalne
Is nearly completed. The work on the left arm
Is hnished and the arm that supports the loren
complete ii. The disdem about the read
WILL DC put in position in a few u.ys
anu then II VIII! require nearly a Week to set
ne spikes In place The last operation
VIII De on the torch, To- hoist which
lnto position viii Require the assistance OF
special derrieks- Fhe work OF Fiveting the
plates, which nave been temporarily secured
~ rapidly going ON. The right loot mas MOI
Deea placed Ia position Vet.
Besides the sesenty-five men at work on the
statue, a score or more are busy N the sIIr
rounding ground under the direction of Mr.
o.insteaa the landscape gardener. The refuse
..oo oics oi s'le ana IuInoer from the pedestal
are being Cleared away. and the old ruibi, in
tiat bas been ior years on the parapets around
the Dig guns SIS disappearing. Ine guns are
10 nave coats oi black paint aud the old shan les
hear the statue viii bc torn down aud carried
oA- by rue time The statue * completed the
grounds VIII be cleared OF all unsight!y objects
! De Ole pier IS being repaired ana wideneG
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~ U n X SIS,
OR THE IIOTOR II 1IT t,acrryyEr "

~ Il MES 8
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
IL can be given in cup of coee or tea without the
sno"ieose OF the persnn taking il Ii il absolutely
A"ihiiess, ana VIII effect d permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient Is q moderate drnker
aeeh"he wreck. 1t has been gwen in thousands
Oh cases and In instance perfect cure has TO.
owed IL NEVER sAILs The system once impreg-
mated with the Specific becomes an u,ley i.sposa-
oiiity ior the liquor appe.i,e to<xiss
For SALE NY
DR. =. F. WARE
EBB1rT HOUSE DRUG STORE
corner l4th and streets also, r II UELPHEN
Slime. corner 18th street and Vermont avenue,
Washington d. c.
Call or write for pamphlet containing hundreds OF
testimonials from the best women and men from ALI
parts Of the country. ocoAs tuth
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i THE SS hSlS N,S .s Route 15;,ruw,.,
STEEL EsI,s ~, y "a sas afFakSr
Trains leave Washington from station corner of sixth
For pittsbure anu r he We Limited EXPIRES.
/, n rasss slsspS s lars g Mo A. i.i fssi
with Sleeping Carr from Harrisburg Cincinnau.
and Hoei Gar to 81. Louis; daily. except SATURDAY.
Win sieeplns Cars washington to ~ cni %asS;
al Harrisburg with western ixpf E9@ne 1i1s
Pnes E1pfaPs .S 1860 NJ DAILY am Tor 81 ,,- S
and tue West with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For hf,e' SanAndagua Rochester. Buffalo, niagara
Cars Washington to Rochester.
For wliiiamsport. Lock iiayen and Eimira. at $50
For New nerk and me last ;I5 900 and = 90 A.
300 A; NJ. 200. 4l5, 1880 and I:2o 4. n
Limited ,ExrTess OF Pullman iarlor Cars. s4o A.
For Boston without change 2''o r. NJ every day.
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn Annex. afford
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding
For phiiadeiphia, .:I5, s:oo aud IL 90 A. NJ. 200
300 A. NJ, 200. a:i5, 600 1880 and LEO +. II.
Limited Express. s:4o A A. aud 300 4. NJ daily.
For Baltimore, 6..5. FAB 300 s4o. $50 1 I 90 A NJ.
l2o3 200: 300, 4:l5, i:23, 4:4o $50, .:lo, load
300, 4:l5 $500. 7:lo, lo:go and i :3o r N.
For popes Creek Line. 7:l5 a. NJ. aud a:iO p. n
| dairy, except sunday.
For Annapolis 1:l5 a NJ, 1905 and 4:,3 p NJ daily
except sunday. sundays, 300 a. NJ, 4:l5 r. NJ
| ALEXANDRIA AND FRkDEhiL kSBUHsi RAIL
| WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TUN RAILROAD.
For Alexandria, $500, s05. 9:25 lOs55 aud II :35 A
NJ. 900. Alb. Ado. 6Ol, SsJ5, and 20. r. NJ oo
sunday at oUo, 40, 1000 A. NJ, s-O5 T. "a.
For Richmond and the south. 800 Io:b5 A IA. daily
.rsns e so M aay sts st SUNDAY %
loco 1910 A. NJ l.O0. 300. 5.e3 s. 10. 7O5
and LOAF T. NJ, and l2:l0 midnight excerpt Mon
day. TN sunday al 500 anu 1910 A. N; ..Da
lU:l2 T. NJ. and 1910 night
Tickets information the office northeast cur
of 18Th street aud Pennsy wanna avenue and A
the station, where orders Tor ia. eli, king
OF bag age from hotels and r..id.nceS
tHA>. Il. PUGII. GENERAL Manager
I n Dus
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DRY GOODS.
LAssBuReH q BRo..

LAssBuReu q BRo..
ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BED COVERINGS
Now as the cold weather IL here 1t is necessary t.
keep warm. Nature and comfort demand this
We can supply your wants and are most eager to Dc
So We have retained Summer Prices our Blankets
NO ADVANCE PRICES
The following will substantiate this fact:
For an exceptional bargain NOTE THIS
1O-4 White Blankets, 81
1U4 White Blanket, splendid quality. S2.25.
IO4 White Blanket, better grade, So
10-4 White Blanket, better still, $500.
Also IL 4 White Blanket for $3 SO.
ia White Blanket. better grade. 81
liza White Blanket still better, $3.50.
ia Extra Heavy Blanket. S5.
124 Blanket (white) for 81. Where can you equal
this?
A heavier 12-4 Blanket for 50. The largest Blanket
for the money ever shown. This runs 12-4 mis-
take This Is not only put on the ticket for effect
deception sake. but measures l24 sure.
The best exchange for IS you will ever get in mer.
chandise.
A fine California Blanket for Sc. This would be
good value at $3.50
An elegant California Blanket very heavy, for 81 SO.
A much heavier and better blanket for 90.
A 1874 (this is extra size) California Blanket for
s1o75 A blanket fully worth sls'e This blanket
wants to be seen.
A IA VIII, e Blanket for 81.
Better for $3.50.
GREY BLANKETS
Grey Blankets as low as CSC
Better S1.l5.
la Grey Blanket for So
heavier la Blanket for $2.25.
Our German Blanket for $3.50. This is the blanket
that sold 80 of last winter and sold them then
a; $3.50. Our price remains the same, only $3.50.
Our Fancy Arizona ia Grey Blanket extra heavy
So
A 1O-4 Red Blanket for S4.25
la Red Blanket for SIS.
IN CRIB BLANKETS.
We have an assortment running in price from 81 so
to $3.50.
beautiful quality, elegantly embroidered Crib
Blanket for 81.
BED COMFORTABLES
Range Coo, &c., 81, 81. 10, 81 90 81 40 So rs,
81 81 so So S4 and so Our Comfort for 81 20 is
really good bargain, being filed with good cotton
and running full SIZE
BED SPREADS.
124 Honeycomb spread for 65c.
Splendid Bed Spread tor 81.
Better ior Sl.15, 1.25 $50, $1.15.:
Our 81 80 White Honeycomb Bed Spread is extra
size and very heavy
MarseilIes Spread. full size, for 50.
Our bargain in Good White Bed Spread is our So 90
spread Extra large with raised designs 1t would be
cheap at So.
lot OF stOre-soed Bed Spreads including qualities
from the cheapest the best will be closed cheap
CALIFORNIA ROBES
Suitable for wrappers or gents smoking gowns in
Russian stripe
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RAILROADS.
IDIkDMoNT AIR LINE

Ia ns ieaSs and r. depot 9th and streets,
inter mediate ssagious s' - """tk ana
taio am-Daiiy fnr lynchhurr. panvn,. Ash
rn,s. l loee Atlanta. and points south pullmsa
oTaeans 'P'ng cars to Atlanta, and thence 10 New
s,rsslu,p. ally. except Sunday for Manas,,.
ns.s aha ihtermedisie stations
o:So pm -naiiy for Cha! ostesyill. Ioutsvtna ~
snss, s,u POINTS on thes. aud Ohio X X Pulimas
sicetsI " ashinEtan 10 IsouisVllle
llap u m.-naliy for Iynchhurg tY,ar,,,,. ,,o,,,.
VI. . $3.50 AuAhta Mon,somery New orleans aud
pits SOUTH f0Aimah paiace buffet sleexlna ..rs "a
Montgomery IN oonnectlon with PuIlman nsslr -. ~
thence TO sew Orleans sleeper Augusta ~
1nrongn Trains IRON Souih arrive M ~ a. htn.,. -.
$50 a M ano $50 m: nom Lou avlle 4, az, =, so
Lynchburg local, .:ss pm: strasbnry Iocni lo.aJ
- wv
Tickets sleeping car accommodation and inforn..
ton furnished and baggage checked Al AZ -
Pennsylvana ave-. and NJ passenger staton p,nns,
Sania Railroad. 6th and sta 0'' .
-. JAS /. TAYLOR
oC& SeDerAl raS~euf-,.r
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The Apache War Not Over.

LIEUTENANT DAVIS RANCH RoBBED-PCRSCIr
OF THE INDIANS AND a FIGHT
telegram TO the New York Herald from FL
faso, Texas, October 3, says:-News has been
received here to-day which confirms what has
been feared for several weeks-namety that
hoscie Apaches are still out and that the CAP
tufe OF Geronimo did not end the Apache war
Lieutenant BriIton Davis, recently of the L.. =
army. and son OF the last republican. governor
Oh texas, Is nov manager of the Corr,Iitos
1s1Sh, STATE oi Ihlhdsihaa. one OF The largest in
.1eAIco ALI containing millions of acres Eight
AuSliis apacDes raiGed the ranch during his
tSsence and drove away twenty muies ~.
started Ia pursuit. aud after foIew;ny tbe
tnieses Tor several days, under the itnDrsssion
tnsaI ihey were "rusiiers, came up win them
Only sixty miles from this city, In liz. st..Ie ~
chihuahua He Is amazed TO n nd ! ;.,T rn.,,
were Ap&chss.
FIGHTING THE RED THIFyE.s
A sharp tight ensued, il which many shots
We're exchanged, but none OF the iieufenanfs
party were seriously hurt. The Apaches had
evidently Oeen camping Tor months only ninety
miles from III Pa>o. Lieut.. Davis has had more
experience In Indian fighting than almost any
IN the viei nifty and ne that old Nane,iS
was the teader ol the braves. Mangus his oeen
Tor twenty years the terror OF He border He il
regarded far ADLER factician than GeroB iIno
and Is iLneued with IA deep hatred OF the whites
his father, great chef, having been wantonly
murdered by white soldiers twenty years ago
Alter the fight the Indians fed aud Lieut.
Davis pursued them 10 WITHIN TWEEN sc M lies
Cd II Paso. where be abandoned the trail, which
had learned that AaDgus had beer ,oineo ~
The three bucks OF Geronimo's party who
escaped from Fort Bowie. Lieut.. Davis thinks
the hostiles are by this time IN New Mexico
New Mexico ana Arizona and thence into
sonora.
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w EST END Day GooDs HOUSE.
DRY GOODS.
Best Quality, Correct Prices and Fair Dealings
Dry goods rapidly advancing but we are selling
At old prices. Our celebrated Guinet Silks have nd
last years value, ST. SI25. Sl.5O, 81. 10 and ST.
These Goods are Guaranteed to Give satisfaction
Fable Francais Silk. very heavy. worth 81. rs; our
price, 81 So 80
splendid line of new fall and winter goods lust re-
ceived.
HOMEsPUNS IN GREAT VARIETY.
TRICOTS
In all shades. Soc. S5c and 81; our &c. number ia
worth 6Oc
BLACK GooUS DEPARTMENT COMPLETE.
Friestleys Henrietta at 81. 81 25 and ST 90 Ioo,
at our 81 Henriettt, 1t is O beauty.
Look al 81 Riuclk Gamers Hair
LOOK at 81 Gamers Hair, all COlerS Cd vvid
Look at our Courtauid d Co.'S English Crepe
SILK Eelyets. in every color, at 81; bargain
Beautiful Plaid and stripe Flannel only soc
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETS ~,
blankets for 7;,c to ST. per pair Ask to see our
LID Pink Blankets at - 90; real value So Comforts
from 81 10 S4
UNDERWEAR
For Ladies and Gentlemen, in white red and prav
We sell only Tstclass goods guaranteed As renre-
scented and as cheap can be purchased in the
ket. -~-
We Close at O'clock PM
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 Pa. ave, cor. Goth St NV
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Ar LAST AT LAsr Ar LAsrr,
Our store, under the influence of skilled workmen,
has Teen safely lowered. and the fittings are being
rapidly replaced We are going to have modern and
convenient Grocery store, i'll which will found ut
all times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES,
and al the Most Moderate Prices. You want 10 Keep
your eye on the date OF our Opening
ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER 1sT
Due notice which will be given through the papers
However, ii will be number Of days before we can
Tearrange our goods, and in the meantime you can
purchase TEAS and COFFEkS Of the finest quality
and flavor at way down prices OLD WHISTLES
and WINES al remarkably low figures the best flour
MINNESOTA PATENT. $500 per bbl.; SAUCES
PICK Lk1S. &c, without number
You can save money. Give MS a call
n. I. MErZGER & BRO,
SET AIT 9TH st.
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AND OHIO KAll.RoAn
| schedule In effect. SUNDAY. sEPTENs,,p ,a,,
ioss. until further notite iS1e

1ooc, Until fnfthef DOilVe.
Leave Washington from Station. corner of New Loo.
For Chicago loO0 a m and 1910 nm. daily IN.
loOo a Is East Limited Express Tor Ptisl,rae
cage next morning Mt s55 No fare = CHAR. az,
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis daily q, aao
pm s ana ao;io Pm With through COACHES and Pa,
$3.50 IN. Is fast limited train TO Cincinnati anu -
LOUIS srt aig In CINCINNATI next morning 7:aS
train for time. IN A>
, fo. rit,sbu5gh At 1850 m and s 50 p m daily 10
iof And sleeping Cars TO Pittsburgh
For Havre-de-Grace, Newark, singerly, Whining.
.oh, Snes't ana Fhi"aephia 80 am, las aud
For baltimore on week days s. $50, $40. 7sso. $40
$50 sso 4:4o GAO a:l SEQ, SIS aaa 500 s5Si
10 1850 $50 s:so S:io Sac s;e s sas i s:s
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points south
10 and $50 pm. daily; 10 "A m has sIesper nom
Washington to New Orleans $3.50 .. sleeper 10 LIZ
For Wilmington Delaware and intermediate po,ut,
between baltimore aud Wilmington. 3:l5 m. daily,
For Annapolis $40 am. and 1910 aud 40 q m
For Way Stations between Washington ana Baltl-
more o. $40. $50 Am, l2:lo pm.. $3.50. s:so. $50
s:4o 200 and 80 m. For stations on Meropoii'
tan Branch 6:s5 M daily, except SUNDAY. and 5:Sl
pa stations on Metropolitan Branch $40 am. daily;
Intermediate points iosos n.m i:,o and li:ao ana ma
daily. except sunday For Frederick s:4o a m aud
4:IO m. daily. except sunday.
For Hagersiown lO:oo and 5:31 pm daily. ex-
cept sunday.
Trains rive from the West daily 8:2O. 100 a H.
ITO. $50 and 1880 pm. latte Rick txpress
Prom Philadelphia. Chester. Wilmington, Ane-
gerry, Newark and Hayre de Grace, ll:lo a. IA, So
pm. and 1000 g. la. daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north Of
Baltimore. Ii:i5 am.
From Annapolis. $50 a. m. and l;5O and 5:25 pm
Sunday. 1883 M. $3.50 pm.
Prom harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad $50 "a.
m. daIy except sunday.
From Frederick ana intermediate points S.25 a m
and ~ 10 p m. daily except sunday.
lraiIs leave baltimore Tor Washington al $40.
$50 go. 800 300 and lo:S0 an, l2l5 23o g. a
40 .. $50, .:io, y and l1uo pm on sundays
$780, 80 $500 and BOO w. so 2::SO q 20 900
6:Jo. 7:45 y and / 90 pm
All Trains from Washington stop az Relay Station
except LIS. 3l5 and 90 pm.
For furlhe Information ply the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office. Washington station 10 aud 1851
pennsylvania avenue. corner of l4th street where
orders Will be taken for baggage check ed and
received at ANY point In the city.
Il. DUNHAM, OK IORD
Gen Manager. Baltimore rseoni "a NJ
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

INoR ALL PoroMAC kIhk K LANDI.iGs.
III steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON.
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday, al . am. AS far 40
Nomini Ferry and lie ardoN and all interInesiiato
landings. On Friday extends tier "trip Lewis aud
Barnes wharyes, Coan River, kinsae, Lodge IanG-
iilg. and MundIy's Point NicoInico River. Making
all landings every trip.
on goto any landing for 70 cents staierooms
c,-uJ sell nj
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LIQUID BREAD.
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.

Possesses the highest merit 1t Is manufactured from
the choicest materials and combines the most pala
table qualities o. refreshing drink with the nvigor-
aisns and wholesome properties OF the best Malt TX
tracts.
1t is true tonic and delightful beverage alike de-
slrabie Tor inVatS and peIso in health. VIII be
found upon trial to be pleasant and complete subs
tute for all alcoholic drinks, most of which
stimulating for delicate constitutions,
Is the beverage Par EXCELLENCE for nursing me h.
ers. creates an abundance vi milk while il strength
ems and nvisorates the entire system
Alter careful analysis Niibur G., Hall, Phi. D., New
York, says Liquid Bread is refreshing nourishng
table beverage, and a wholesome invizoratIng tonic.
IL Is raialabie 10 The taste and of easy aton.
Frank L. JAMES, Phi d., MD, ST. Louis after analy-
ence Its delightful taste odor all combine 10
commend Nichofson's Malt Extract rs being most
Dourtshine beverage and the article Of the
thai has ever COME under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON Propr. ST. LOUIS.
Atwholesale by
WM. MUEHLEIsEN,
iyl1 91s 5TH ST., WASHINGTON
GREAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS
" Don't forget the Number
$685. 6u9 GUo 600.
18th ST H. W.. opposite L. S. Treasury.
Trunks Travelling Bags, harness. Saddles Brides,
Whips. Tourists Sundries &c,
at Retail at manufacturers prices
Call In and be convinced
Gus 10th street n. W..
au21-3m opposite L. g. Treasury.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

FAMILY SUPPLIES.
j est RECEIVED.
NEW CATcH-MACKEREL,f fat and juicy.
NEW cATcH-Geo,s e,s Bank Cream GOLDFISH. I'M
NEW cATCH-HALIBUT. nicely prepared and
NEW CRoP-RICE. tender and sweet and Ear supe-
rior to the old.
NEW CROP-NEw ORLEANS MoLAssFss. light
color and smooth, delicate flavor.
TEAS, sweet, fragrant ane rich in
weedy taste SO comsaonly met with
in last seasons crop
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs
Company.
jy2ssm 42s N,ath street. between D aud Z.
n. A. PooLr.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
e44 LOUISIANA AVE n. w.
SOLE AGENT FoR
THE CEhEBRATEn CALIFORNIA ROLLER
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
In order to thoroughly introduce this Magnificent
Flour, will sell; delivered to any part of the
city, u SAMPLE SACK of IL pounds for
3Oc, for a short time only.
This Flour is guaranteed TO be the BEST. or MONEY
REFUNDED.
C. CALIFORNIA .sIIs5 PATENT PROCESS FLOUR 1878
POLES BEST FAMILY FLOUR, SIS per barrel.
Also CHOICE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon.
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH se2I-3m
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WuAr W1ce1ss SAYs ABour
WASHINGTON.

During the entire month of October volcanic efup
tons are TO among the many cothiers of Wash
ngon caused by the low prices at that mecca for all
shrewd buyers, ADLER'S TEN PER CENT CLOTH.
ING HOUSE
Climatic changes, accompanied by rain and frost
will occur when they take place, and ADLERS TEN
PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE is the place for re-
liable clothing and reliable prices
The Potomac river will rise after the equnoctia but
there will never be any rise in prices at ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. To secure
equal justice to all mark goods at the very lowest
NOTCH and barometer OF prices several degrees
lower than you can buy elsewhere.
For fair trade winds, mild ana pleasing attention,
the Gains Of contenment and a safe into the
port Of prosperity. come to ADLERS for Clothing for
Men, Boys, and Children.
Virgins prophecies seldom come trae
But ADLER has thousands Of bargains for you.
VICTOR E. ADLERS
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
927 AND 929 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
oc2 Open Saturdays till IL p. m.
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BOOKS, &c.

NEw BOOKS
Poverty Grass CLiilie Chase wyman)
Memoirs and Letters OF Dolly Madison
Transactions aud Changes In the society OF Frends
UplaEds and Meadows lAbbotL)
Politicians daughter lHamiin)
Love and Medicines tGtiiiAm.l
Apbrodite by Eckstein.
Having purchased the Book Store No. 1884 New
YORK avenue, we shall run In connection with our
store. 4.5 Pennsylvania ave-. Any orders or COM
N issions left eilher store will be promptly filled
aus W. H. MORRISON.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w. III. HoucHros Go
l2lA STREET n. w.

l2lA STREET n. w.
FALL ANNOUNCEMENT.
During next week offsr special sale OF imported
Rugs at q reduction OF 10 per cent for cash.
Our line of Bedroom furniture, We think. nss been
selected with care. some Of which specially made
for
see our s65. pieces Antique Oak Suite. One suite
See our sss Bussernut Suite
See our S1s5 syc:n9re suite. Sold in New York
See our ahogany suites, from s14o to $3.50.
nI above , are Few Specially good suites and Will
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Were never sold At such low figures a. the present
o. Scotch Curtains selling from q SO to q DER
r>f. are 20 per cent cheaper this yeaf thAn last
viii need only tor you to look and examine = we DO
and we will let you do that for us.
Our assortment Of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS
ssnsie od W Linen vsio9rs Sa Is all coiora
spun SILKS and Tapestries. SOC to Sill per I'd
Art DamAsk yute, Zoe
iapsn sls S 81 &c un
Printed velours, So
Brocades, all prices
we solicit you to call and see for yourself
proper trim short notice
Having large force Of workmen, we shall try and
be prompt and execute any order len in our charge
with dispatch
References will be furnished on application.
oc23m W. H. HoUGHTON & co.
KrcHEs REaursrrrs
OUR STOCK OF COOKING UTENSILS Is NOW
COMPLETE
GRANITE IRON WARE, PORCELAIN LINED
WARE BLOCK TIN, WOODEN WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &C, &C
QUALITY THE BEST AND PRICES THE LOWEST
HANDSOME PARLOR LAMPS ANDNOVELTIES
IN ROYAL WORCESTER AND OTHER FINE
GOODS FOR WEDDING PRESENTS
WILMARTH d EDMONSTON.
Oc2 1905 Pennsylvania ave-
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NVAsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN Rail.
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Schedule I'm effect August 1, 1854
Trails viii leave from and arrive NJ H. 4 r. station
9th and As follows:
Leave ashington BIO a. m. daily except Sunday
and 4:4o p m daily arriving at Round Hin IL "A
H. and .;ls pm Returning trains leave Round HUI
6.'lo a. IN. daily aud 3l5 D. M daily excepf sun
day. ar irving nj Washington s:4O n m aud 54S "a m
Monthly and quarterly communication rates LOCO
mile tickets S2a
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