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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30
News Of the Strik eS.

EXAMINING THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROADS
ACCoUNTS-THE EIGHT-HoUR AGITATION IN
BALTIMORE.
The Third avenue railroad company, New
York, got a few more cars running on its line
yesterday. The strikers had four stages rum
ming yesterday afternoon. H. w. Thompson,
accountant OF the state railroad commission,
has arrived in New York from Albany, and be-
gan an investigation OF the affairs of the Third
avenue railroad company for the last ten years
including the net earnings, the amount of capt.
tai actually invested, cost of construction, etc.
The task, he said, would not take long, AS he
had examined the books last year. He expected
to finish and leave Tor Albany on Monday
next.
big eight hour demonstration was made in
baltimore last night, including monster torch
light procession followed by mass meeting at
Concordia Opera house, where addresses were
made by +. j. Mcclure. of Cleveland, Ohio, sec
rotary of the Carpenters Brotherhood; j. j. Nc
Namara, of Washington, and others. 1t is I'M
derstood that the house carpenters will demand
eight hours after May L. Tine builders are will
ing to compromise on nine hours, but there is
not much probability ofan amicable settlement,
and q strike is looked for.
over fifty OF the lady customers of the dry
goods establishments OF Springfield, ILL.,. by per-
sOnal solicitation, are endea yoring TO induce
the merchants to close their places of business
at O'Clock, in order TO relieve the statesmen
and shop girls of burdensOme hours.
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CITY ITEMS.

You Are Requested Not to Buy.
but TO call and examine our Mammoth Spring
stock OF Fine, Reliable Shoes and Slippers. To
see Is to buy.
The Specialties we here enumerate cannot be
duplicated anywhere for the price.
WIN. HAHN & Co. 8 Reliable Shoe House,
S16 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
4ents ". % Seamless hand-stftched high Shoes.
$500 CustOm-made Low Shoes.
$500 kangaroo Button and Congress.
$3.50 Kangaroo Low Shoes.
FOO Cali, High and Low Shoes.
LOO Hand-welt Low Shoes.
1925 Solid Laced, Low Button and Ties.
$1: 90 Rubber Soled Byciclsts' Shoes.
Ladies $500 French Kid Hand-sewed Button.
$500 Hand-sewed Paris Kid Button.
500 Cousins make Fine Kid Button.
$3.50 Hand-sewed, French Kid Low
Shoes.
$500 Unrivaled Kid ard Foxed Button.
$3.50 Flexible Sole Kid Button.
$1.25 Hand-,ewed "Mikado" Oxford
Ties, Common Sense or Pointed
Toes.
95c. Reliable Kid and Pebble Button.
15c. Low Button and Oxford Ties.
5Oc. Kid Opera Slippers
45c. Hand-sewed Kid House Slippers,
Boys and Youths fine and Serviceable High
or Low Shoes from $1.OO up.
Misses and Chiidren's Heel and Spring Heel
Slippers from soc. up.
Infants Button and Slippers, csc. up
We close ut p. m excepting Saturdays. I
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1Oc. Mating, at the Combinat
Read and Ponder.

s. w. Augenstein, 917, 80 and s21 9TH st.
n. W.. offers following bargains for tomorrow
which are the best values ever offered in the
city: Curtain Poles, complete, Gle; new shape
Flour Sleeves, &c.; French china gilt band Tea
Sets, S5.9S, worth 50; Brooms, Gle; Dustpan
and brush, lie: Decorated Chamber Sets with
moss roses, $3.9S; Pastry Board and Rolling
Pin, 26c.; Mop Handle and Mop, &c., 3 bars
hlsing Sun Stove Polish, 13c; Wooden Water
China Cups and Saucers, half doz. Plates. i
Meat Dish, Vegetable Dish, and Market Bas-
ket, 99c.; Crystal Breakfast Sets, 27c; half dog.
ct. covered Saucepans, &C.; 2 Of, &c.; 3 at. &c.,
box OF fancy decorated Note Paper and En-
velopes, dc, worth 4Oc.; Ice Chests, So. So;
1854, sold elsewhere at $40; Reirigerators,
trunks and Travelling Satchels at equally as
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THr WAr Ir WonKa

THERE ARE THREE KINDS OF PRAISE.
THAT WHICH WE YIELD. THAT WHICH WE
LEND AND THAT WHICH WE PAY. WE
YIELD 1T TO THE POWERFUL FROM FEAR. WE
LEND 1T TO THE WEAK FROM INTEREST. AND
WE PAY 1T TO THE DESERVING FROM GRAFT.
TUpE,"
IT Is THE LATTER THAT WE ARE REcEIv-
ING FOR OUR EFFORTS AND SUCCESS IN
INTRODUCING TO WASHINGTON THE MOST
RELIABLE MAKE. THE REST FITTING AND
THE MOST STYLISH REApy-MADEC CLOTHING
EVER SOLD HERETO WIT. THAT MADE BY
wANAMAKER. OF PHILADELPHIA.
ALSO FOR MAKING TO MEASURE THE NEW.
EST STYLES AND BEST GOODS EVER SHOWN
HERE AT THE PRICES
1T Is LESS THAN TWO YEARS SINCE WE
INTRODUCED THIS PARTICULAR MAKE OF
GOODS no THE PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON.
AND SUCH Is THE DEMAND THAT WE ARE
OBLIGED TO CARRY TWICE AS LARGE A
STOCK AS WHEN WE BEGAN. AND OUR STORE
HAS BECOME MUCH TOO SMALL. FOX OUR
BUSINESS. By REPLENIsHING TWO OR
THREE TIMES WEEK OUR STOCK Is KEPT
NEW AND FRESH, AND WHAT Is TO OUR Dis
COMFORT FROM BEING CROWDED Is To OUR
CUSTOMERS ADVANTAGE IN GETTING THE
VERY LATEST STYLES
4. b BARNUM & co.
AIS e3l PENN. AVE
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COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER FINED,-The case
OF Donaldson Cologne, the commercial agent
representing Il. s. Jaffrey & Co., of New York,
charged with doing business without license,
was called up IN the Police Court this morning,
having been continued for several days, Messrs
Campbell Darlington and Chas s. Moore repre-
senting the Travellers and Traders Union APP
peared for Cologne, and Mr.. Padgett for the
District. Mr.. Cologne resumed the stand and
testified that he had no authority from his en-
ployer 10 offer for sale or To sell goods but
merely To exhibit them and take conditional
order, which counsel claimed was not a VIOLA
ton OF the license law. The court held that
Sucn was an offer in the eyes OF the law, and
imposed fine OF sos. An appeal was noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30
JOintless Mating, the very best, 35c.
4 Combination
Special Prices fO

Special Prices for Tomorrow at Clark's
.a4 TN st. NV: Our Sl.OO French woven Cor
sets, 0oc.; 900 bone woven Corsets, CSC. re-
duced from 81 80; 75c. French woven Corsets,
asc; warmers health and Thomson's glove
htnng, 9sc, reduced from SIPS; summer Cor
sets, 69c, reduced from SI.UU; 75c. Corsets
5Oc, and soc. Corsets, 39c.; u good Corset, 2Ic;
Misses Corsets. 44c.; Fancy Hosiery for May
lace effects, from 12l2c. up to the finest made:
Children's Dresses, in white and colored, from
smallest up to II years old, from 25c. up; extra
good values at 49c., 73c. and $50; special low
prices to INTRODUCES our new Department.; Boys
SHIRT W aists, best makes, nobby patterns, DC;
lor good waist, Soc. reduced from Soc; 40c
above prices about q less than clothiers charge
fer same goods. Above goods are extra GOOD
prices they cannot be equaied by the most pre-
tentlous loW-price stores. Clark's, 734 It'll st.
NV.
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Mems Percale Shirts, with Collars.
25c A. Kaufman
Our Shoe Bulletin.

Our Shoe Bulletin.
Only fine goods advertised this week at prices
you pay for medium goods elsewhere
Merriams Infants shoes, Ale.
Merriams spring heels, to 8, sec.
Cousins spring heels 3 TO 10Asa, $l.23.
A. +. Smiths misses spring heels, IL to 2.
$1.40.
A. F. Smiths ladies' common-sense or opera
toe, $1.99.
Cousins fine kid shoes, $780,
Cox Bros misses button boots, IL to 9. q So
worked button holes, $1.00.
Our young mems shoes, dne CALI In bal or
button, genuine t0Othpicks, %. SO.
Miller 4 Rives' fine hand-sewed mems ahoas
in button, Congress or waukenphast, S3.9D.
Other goods, Or cheaper grade, at prices to
compete with any house In the District,
A. Kaufman's Double Combination Stores
1241 and 1243 11th St ae
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Tue Star Shoe House. ZIG 9TH ST..

SSesH ChsVc 1AOWSes I~O 9 Va SSsS
Is now making an immense display OF service
able Shoes and Slippers, at ex-
tremely Low Prices
Ladies serge house Slippers, 2Oc
o fine kid oxford Ties, 75c
pebble goat button Shoes, 07c.
fine kid common sense Shoes, 81. so.
Misses KID and pebble spring heels, 81.
:" pebble school Shoes, 75c
Children's kid spring heels soc
solar tip button Shoes, &c.
Youths all leather school Shoes 81
Boys fine button or lace, SLIT.
Mems lace or congress CATERS, $1.2O.
low Ties and OXtords, $I.25.
house Slippers, soc.
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For cleansing the Skin and Scalp Of Dsfiguring
Humors, for aiaying Itching, Burning and Infiamma
ton for curing the first symptoms Eczema Psoria
SIS Milk Crust Scad Head, Scrofula and other inner
tied skin and Blood Diseases, CUTIcURA the great
Skin Cure, and CUTIcURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin
Beautifier externally, and CUrICURA REsoLvENT,
the new Blood Purifier internally are infallible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30
Lace Caps, &C., at A. Kaufnan's, Sc.
Special bargains.

Special bargains.
AT YoUNGs SHOE HOUSE
4O2 7th ST., Heilbrun's Old stand
Look for The Old Lady in Window
Rather than have our goods spoiled by dust
occasioned by contemplated improvements, we
will offer Tor one week:
Gents So hand-sewed CATERS at 81.
- Oxford ties and button, SO.
$3 Seamless low and high $3.50
$500 DOngOia and calf ties 81
~ Low quarter button, 81 so.
LOO Lasting CATERS, $1.25.
Ladies 81 Handsewed CATERS, $780,
SO Flexible button, $3.50
$3.50 /. French Kid OXfords SIT
~ Hand-scwed oxford ties SI5O
S!.5O Foxed ana lasting button, 81. %,
S1.25 Hand-sewed Oxford ties, CSC.
Misses opera slippers, soc.
So Boy cioth-top button, S125
S1.25 Youth solar tip button, 81
Chiid'S shoes way below the prices
P.S.-All goods marked in plain figures. at
strictly one price.
We close at pm
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FNHE KIRMES.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, NAY. IL and lt: 8 p
Gypsy hs sn ,e
dances Is Of The nations Doors open K,r.nes
ia Change 20 Of lady
BE- OF The ladies' and
Mrs C. Y. Pope, 100 i4th street.
Mrs. Ms r. s. verdi SIS SIS 14 s'as street
Mrs. Cen Birney 1901 LAKEWOOD NV. lie Drois park
MrsssAspencer, Lineoln Hall Building. 9th aud D.
ctes sy Se seats
Metzerott's y0s Pennsylvania ave NV a25-sw
n ERzoa's NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
One Week.
coM fsnGsa & MONDAY: v sPRin Ct e
.su,.,. EsMERALDA COMPANY.
,i Aamisson. reserved seats NJ matinee 10 cents.
SSsIt weeF-NXrToNAI IDEAL OPERA CON-
II Pennsylvania svenue. near 11th street.
Grea. Show for Easter Week
JOE A. BURGESS
Double SS%p.nSS s1 Dramatic and Specially
% Grsa. specially Stars Including the &-corness-4
THE BANKERs LUCK,
With Full Dramatic Cast
Admission To All Only 10 Cents. sp266t
THE PAsonAnA o. THE BArrIr
or aANAI ihTH P r. sE aSS 6 gTLL KUN
Two Blocks south Of Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Most Realistic Battle scene Ever Produced
OPEN DURING THE WEEK FaoM A. II no
1lP.M.
ON SUNDAYS FROM l TO l1PM
ADMISSION 50 Cent? CHILDREN UNDER l2
fEARS. 20 CENTS aplA
IINAE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
l. 123 14th Street Northwest
Free Lecture In German
SATURDAY. May LIST, At 2 o'clock, by
Prof F. STOLE. Principal Of Baltimore. mha1 I'm
T'HE SCOTT ART GALLERY,
WILLARD'S HALL
N3m Can be rented for frst-class Entertainments
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ButtOn Silk j Jersey Gloves, 25c.,

special Low Prices for Good and Relis.
bile Shoes,
At J. Brooks, SO2 7th ST. NV.
soc. Baby Shoes, only 35c.
Sl.OO Child's Springfield, Kid top only 75c.
$500 Ladies' Kid Or Kid foxed, only $3.50.
500 Ladies' Kid, warranted, only $500.
30. 80 Ladies' Kid, Hand-sewed, only S2.75.
Onr boys and mems department. can't be
beat in quality, style and prices.
$3.50 Youths Button Boots, only Sl25
500 Men s Congress or Laced, only 81 90.
S2.5O Men s Button or Laced, seamless, So. 90.
$3.50 Mems Hand-sewed Button, only $3.50.
A splendid assortment OF Mems Low Shoes at
very lowest prices.
j. BROCK, 800 7th street.
Hereafter store will be closed at pm, Satur-
day excepted. !
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NJ. Newmeyer, NJ. Newmeyer.
100 7th st. 1920 Pa ave
Don't miss these good bargains ut the above
stores Crinkle Seersucker, SC. per yard; Check
wool Lace Bunting, 121ac. per yard; q new lot of
Jerseys from SOC. to So 90, Silk Parasois and
Umbrellas at wonderful low prices; Childrens
Inserting. only Ace; Children's Cotton Drawers.
tucked and rutied, 1Oc. per pair; Ladies' Cash.
mere shawl Wraps, in red, white, blue and
black, ~. 10; yard wide Percales or Fouiards.
612c.; our great Acc. and Toe. Corsets have
proved great success Ladies' Gloves, extra
our 4-button Kid Gloves at soc. are very nice:
double width Turkey Red Table Linen. fast
color, only 24c.; select patterns in lawns &C..
worth &c.; job lot OF L;.ces, including cream
colored oriental, inches wide, only &c. exam
inc our line OF ladies', gents and childrens
spring and summer underwear; dOn't forget our
16 plait Linen Bosom Shirts, at Toe; beautiful
Dress Satteens. lOc. per yard, and great many
other good bargains. NJ. NEwMEYER
$50 7th st. and 1920 Pa. ave.
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Fine Mating, 2Oc., at A. kaufman's.
Special Prices for Satin rsIay and NJ fonda,
at the OriOle. SGD 9TH Ntreef helO,r i

DR.. Warmers corset, 9Sc.; our celebrated p. N.
oSc. corset, &C.; our BY. A. and Dainty corsets,
4Sc.; Zoe: bleached or unbleached sheetiug
tabernacle Jerseys, coat back, CSC; soc. che
niiie fringe, o9c.: CSC. beaded chenille fringe,
ooc.; lining cainbric, &C.; linen crash &C.;
slIesla, all colors &c.; seamless socks, 25c tor
Two pair; ladies' gauze vests, lie, or three Tor
ooc.; large SIZE white Spreads CSC; fine CASH
ihefe wraps, S1.25; chiidrens parasols, 25c;
laoles parasos, 81, 10, SO and 9Sc.-all worth
more money. Special cut in our prices OF finer
pafasois for Saturday and Monday only.
Ladies' Llsie thread hose, 15c. u pair; 25c
taDle linen, 1Sc.; SOC. allsilk milts, Zoe.
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GRAND Opening CONCERT

AND
AT METRopoLiTAN a. NJ. + CHURCH,
FRIDAY EVENING APR I Log: So s isss' NV
The new organ. which was built by Jardine & Son
exhibited for the first time in this city It has been
pronounced by such leading organists and musical
Tabernacle. DR.. Pearce and other known ins,fu
mentaliss to be one of the finest ever built by this
organ is new stop of 81 pipes said to be the sweetest
ever nyented The peculiar shape and beautiful
among Washington Organs.
handsomest III the national capital will be used fol
the first time on this OCCASION and thus double Cd
Messing this Grand Concert and testifyins to the rich
architectural beauties of this Temple of the Most High
the organ builder; Prof Bischof, ,he blind organisl d
lar lar , concert erganist XoeaIis,s; Madame Agnes
ehorister Metropolitan 4 NJ. 4 choir Prof F. c Nil
choir will on this occasion render the Halieiuah Cho
rus from the messiah"
lery 6oc Reserved seats for sale at Ellis s37 Penn
sylvania ave Doors open OF 100 ap2S-3t
A LBAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA IN ENGLISH.
Engagement for Four Performances Only Of the
AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY.
MONDAY. NAY 8. ORPHEUS & EURYDICE
TUESDAY, MAY4 4,
MARRIAGE OF JEANETTE AND SYLVIA
WEDNESDAY MATINEE. LAKME
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY s,
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN.
THE UNRIVALED THOMAS ORCHESTRA
One hundred In the Grand Chorus
Grand Ballet of Eighty Dancers
Elaborate Costumes and Scenery
Prices Orchestra and three rows orchestr circle
baeony s%y
Gle, reserved, ST. family circle, admission Soc: gene
raj admission, S1.5O.
Box office now open for sale of Seats ap27
DROF. +. NJ. PRO- TORS
l. FOURTH GRAND Ma BALL AND EXIT.
BITION, at luis Academy, eth and l. sts NV TUES
DAY, May 4, 1886. Dancing at = o'clock sharp.
ap2S-1w*
RAND CONCERT BY THE CHURCH CHORAL
VI UNION.
The Third Annual Concert will be given by Society,"
Assisted by Misses NETTIE and LOTTIE SMITH
OF New York city, SolOists, and MI.
JARVIS BUTLER. Organist
At the Congregational Church. 10th and G sts
On TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18th, at O'clock
Tickets rs cts. Reserved Seats extra, to be had at
Ellis Music store ap27-7t
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Weak Back. Pain and weakn mess across the Kidneys
Shooting Pains through the oins Uterine Pains Lack
or strength and Activity instantly relev ed and speed
ny cured by the CurIcUaA ANrIPAIN PIAsTxR. AT
O5uSSStA Soc my1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30
JOhnSOn's, Corner 18th and e.
CRABS. CLANS. OYSTERS.
E~fr ",

Our choiceNorfolk Oysters only out of the briny
deepyesterday. Twenty dozen Soft Shell Crab.
just arrived which are nice size. Also an endless
quantity of the finest Deviled Crabs that can be-
produced. None but the best. Lifetime expert
ence. Ladies' large saloon attached.
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Full Reg. Lisle Ribbed Hose.
TO.rnnrroW,s Rarrnina

1tdFRHIuYs
Special sale of Infants and Chidren's long
and short Dresses, Caps, Sacks and Cloaks. A
few more odds and ends in sizes OF fine Corsets,
worth 81. 90; all go for soc. All our Ladies
ana Chl1drenS Jerseys marked down to close
before the warm weather sets in. Immense
bargains in Swiss Embroideries and Oriental
Laces. Mrs. MAX WEYI Apt
1l2 It'll st. n. W.
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THREE CAR LOADS of Grand Rapids Cham
Der Furniture in all woods just received.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS,
No 3IS eth St H. w
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Ask Your Grocer
for Aladdin Security Oil. m,w,L13t


Will be offered by us on our Sd floor tc-mor-
row (Frtday) and Saturday. We shall give to
every purchaser of dress, whether o remnant
or cut OF the piece, one card Of buttons to
match, the purchaser having the privilege OF
selecting the buttons.
LANsBURGH & Bro.
42U, 422. 424, 426 7th St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

CALL and see me If you want to buy q Baby
carriage. Largest stock in the city to select
HOn. WASH. b. WILLIAMS
No. 319 18th At IN w
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Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn.
ing and delivered In n ID. "Ward" prints, 45c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk:
sweet milk &C. Per quart Cream IS eent&
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TWO SURPRISES For To-MoRRow.-It sounds
almost too good To be true, but at the same
time a reliable business house would hardly
sacrifice Its good name TO no purpose. Ladies
are referred 70 the advertisement OF the Palais
koyaL
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M1DxroHr MYsrrnn
ATHRILLrNG SENSATION DISCOVERED BY "A
w1DEAwAkE POLICEMAN.

The bells had just announced that midnight had ar.
dark horse. stopped In front Of "A pretty cottage
east 9Th street As the sound or the wagon wheels
ceased faint CLEAN OF light rs a match had been
struck and suddenly extnguished shot from upper
window of the cottage. The moment q third
story window Was cautiously raised aud mans head
appeared.
as that you Bnl:" eau tlously uttered the man ut
the window.
Yes everything is all right said the driver of the
wagon, who had dismounted from the vehicle and was
hiding behind n tree-oox.
At this moments third figure appeared upon the
scene Ii was that OF policeman. who had observed
the stoppage OF the wagon and the mysterious signal
al the window
do you any lights down stairs" queried the
man at the win dow.
NO: it's a quiet as the grave. Quick Let down
the rope and come on"
For moment the head ut the window aisappeared.
and wien was again thrust cut excited voice
claimed
Its all up with us. Bi,lr'
'1ireat SCOTT What's the natter"
why. the landlady must have expected that was
about TO jump my board BILL for she nailed my
trunk TO the floor What shall dos"
DO! exclaimed the man the sidewalk. why,
skin down the rope and come on. Never mind your
trunk. Don't you know that Victor r. Adler's Ten
Per Cent Clothing House. 92s and street north
west is selling fine clothing cheap that doesn't
pay 10 bother with old duds:r
HEM, murmured the policeman. 81 don't think
need to interfere here. But that mans head is GER
tainly level Adler does sell the best clothing in
Washington and yet asks the lowest prices The best
goods for the least money and one price 10 all"
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JUST RECEIVED fifty pieces OF the best quality
o. ingram carpets OF the newest patterns. Call
anu see tnem. WASH Il. WILLIAMS
No. 3l9 eth m
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G:ent,s Lfeht Color Iperhv..

spring styles, full line, 81, 1925, 81 80 So
$3.50 and 49, Elegant assortments, at Auer
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Pickwiek Club whisky is the best

Aladdin Security OIL, recommended by
Insurance companies as the safest burning oil
10 use. m,w,f,13t
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SALT RHEUM CURED.

was troubled with Salt Rheum for a number OF
years so that the skin entirely came off one of my
hands from the finger tips wrist / tried rene
dies and doctors prescriptions to purpose until
commenced taking CUTICURA REMEDIES and now
am entirely cured. f. T. PARKER
31Y Northampton street Bosfon Mass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

SHOT IN THE HEAD.-Robert Dent and An
thony Grammar, cOlOred were arrested yester-
day on a warrant charging them with assault
and battery with intent to kill Edward Melon
aid, also colored, and they were taken to the
Police Court this morning, where the case was
continued. The defendants, it is alleged, were
standing at the corner Of Sd and X streets
southwest Monday night, when Mcdonald
walked up and struck Grammar, who shot him
in the head, infiicting a slight wound. The
injured man charges that Dent gave Mcdonald
the pistol and told him 10 shoot, which Dent
denies.
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THE AUCTION SALE OF DRY GOODS COS 7th
street northwest, continues q short time longer
Ladies particularly invited TO attend. See
Auction Column.
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GAUZE, BALBRIGGAN and Merino Underwear
from CSC. up. Splendid value. Francs, corner
9TH and D streets. The only strictly one price
bat and gents furnishing store in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

The ASSIGNMENT of Daniel G. Hatch, No.
40 9th street. renders il necessary to close out,
regardless of cost, his entire stock at an early
day. Among the more notable articles remain
lamps. rare engravings, ANTIQUE chairs. nne
mahogany buffet, ladies writing DESKS cabi-
nets, bric-a-brac, etc. Samuel Maddox, as
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Don't You DO 1t,

Fine Chains and Charms from 50 up; real
stone Rings In gold, 81 to SIS. Frank, Jeweler
and Optician, 457 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

CHICAGO GROCERY Co., SO6 7th st. offers
French brandy 81 gal or soc. qt.; rye whisky
81 gal or Soc qt.; 7-year-Old rye 80 gal. or
s5c. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

RENKMBER, no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself
Bee the elephant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

FINE ASSORTMENT of Parlor Furniture at all
prices, Of my own make.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
No. 319 18th St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

BEST SPECTACLES AND EYEGLAssEs. Buy at
Vienna OPtician Co, 600 Pa ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30
ITCHING sCALY prMpIy

For tue last year have mad a species of itching
scaiy and pimply humors on my face to which have
applied q great many methods Of treatment withou,
success and which was speedily and entirely cured by
cCTicUhA Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS
Ravenna, Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

SIS WILL BUY q solid walnut, marble-top,
Chamber suite, with beyel mirror, chairs
rockers, etc. WIN. II. DUNN,
311 18th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-04-30

LEAVE YOUR ORDERS for Potomac roe shad
large white perch, boiling rock, at r. A. Col
denS Potomac river game and fish stalls, Gen.
ter Market. Roe shad a speciality, rect lived
Caily from the upper and lower Potomac.
Goods delivered free in city. Telephone Sab