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Evening star., 1886-11-08
WANDERERS OF THE SKY.
Present Aspect Of the Winnecke. Fin.
Law, md barnard ComcIs.

The Nashville TENN iB4erieG9 prints the
following note from Prot f. 4. Barnard of the
Vanderbilt University Observatory:
There are now three comets under observation
at the Vanderbilt Observatory. The first of
these is Winnecke's periodic comet, which is
still visible and was observed last night in
the lower part of the constellation of Capri
cornus. Its appearance in the telescope Is that
of a rather large. rOundish mass OF fog, growing
slightly brighter toward the center, with no
visible nucleus tail. This comet, from it's
great southern declination. is very poorly situ-
ated for observing from this latitude. The
present return makes tine fftn time that Win
necke's comet has been observed since its dis
COvery by FUDS IN 1919.
FInlay comct-diScOyered September 26 at
the Cape of Good Hope by Findiay and since
found 10 lie probably identical with the long
lost comet of di Nlco-was. also observed last
night and its accurate position determined with
the six-inch equatorial This comet is pretty
large, though less than W Innecke'S, and very
much condensed at the center. but no tail or
nucleus could be seen. 1t is now passing
through the upper part of the milk Dinner" i'm
Sagittarius, the motIon being toward the east
which Is also the direction OF motion of Win.
neeke's comet. At the observation last night
FInays comet was in the field OF view with the
bright star Delta SaSittarii, being about "a half
degree west oi that star. Neither of these
comets is visible 10 the naked eve.
The third comet is the one discovered here on
the morning OF oct. D. This object was observed
"lln lhe slN-lhen Telescope tor position this
morning from till $50 O'Clock. The comet
was very large and very bright in the telescope
showing great increase both in size and light.
y bright, short. buShy tail and rather def
nieIy formed head with i'll defined nucleus,
give evidence that the comet is very large
one. 1t could be detected with the naked eye
as "A small haZy spot on the clear, dark morning
sky. As the comet is to get considerably
brighter. II Il not improbable that il may be-
colle generally visible without the telescope as
an evening comet about the 1st of December.
but the freaks OF u comet uncertain that
no reliable prediction can be made as TO their
future brightness. Toward the end of Noveni-
ber this comet will leave the morning and be-
come visible in the evening skies, setting in
the northwest at ). hours 80 minutes, Nash
Vile mean time. on Dee .. An opera glass
Will easily show IL now. Ii has passed through
the constellation of LeO-in which il dis
coVered-and 1T is at present in Virgo. and can
be found little north and east Of the star Beta
Nirgini in the left wing OF the figure.
f.. T.. BARNARD,
Vanderbilt University Observatory.
Oct. 30 ISS6
Evening star., 1886-11-08

There are few Curtains to compare with these
Great variety of patterns in Antique, Applique,
Swiss and Real Lace Curtsins.
Nottingham Curtain Net, tape bound, 1Sc., worth
25c.
300 different patterns Curtain Net to select FROM in
prices ranging from 15c. to 75c. per yard.
Latest designs in Fancy Curtain material Persian
and Madras Curtain Drapery at 12l2c and 15c. per
yard.
lovely line of Bed Sets in Antique and Russian
Nottingham in all prices ranging from $ so per set
up.
Our So. so sets in Russian Nottingham is beautiful
design, twisted thread and will launder WELL
An accumulation of remnants OF Curtain Lace will
be sold out very cheap
Come and see Curtain Lace Department. The
largest and hest lighted in the city.
The one great opportunity of yours to buy Curtain
ing and Curtains cheap. Don't let it pass by.
ALL OUR GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
The Heaviest Cannon in the World.

from tfe st James Gazette.
What must be considered the heaviest gun
at present in existence has been just shipped
at Antwerp tor Italy. II manufactured by
hrupp. Is 46 feet long, weighs nearly 116 tons
without the Dreech piece, and lis tons 81,
cwt with tine breech- 1t arrived at Antwerp
on "a specially constructed carriage IOJ tlong
ana running on th1Tty-twO wheels. 1t was at
Ar>t intended 10 SeDd the gun overland, but
the ~ G0Iuard railway and other swiss rail-
ways Oijectlns ON account Of its great weight,
aha tearing Tor their bridges. the weapon haG
10 Ie taken To Antwerp, ana thence forwarded
to Itdly by sea Its ultimate destination is
Spezzst, where II Is to be mounted III one OF the
1ronctad ports guarding thai harGor
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The Rev. Mr.. Clark V istak EN- for a Pick.
nOcEet.

From the New Haven Register
Last week as tine New Haven delegates to the
Grand Lodge, Daughters of Liberty, were re-
turning from the annual session of the Grand
Lodge at Philadelphia, one of the lady delegates
from this city discovered that her pOcketbook
containing SD, was missing. She reported her
loss, ana at the next station an officer was
called In To investigate. Directly back Of the
lady sal a suspicious seedy-oOking character.
" IN tue instinct 0i a professional thief cher
II required bat moment tor the officer lump
To the conclusion that ne had located the cuI-
prIt- The suspected party goOG-n8IureaIy sub
united 10 tie search which the officer made
but the missing pOcketbOok was not Iound
After the search Was over the uspiciOGS-lOoking
party remarked: "Weil. officer. know | looE
fatEer seetiy, but never supposed any one
would take me fOr n thief. / am the Rev Mr.
Clark. OF New Haven Turning to the lady
VINO had lost her pocketbOOk ne presented her
with >S To help pay her fare home. The rev
erend gentleman was returning from fishing
Evening star., 1886-11-08
\ G1eAsrro IMpos1rros

n GIGANTIC IMPOSITION
FOR UNWORTHY PURPOSE
Attempt to substitute limitations and destroy
the established reputation of valuable cure
of all diseases of the Stomach. Liver and
Kidneys.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
has been well and favorably known as a
perfect and sure cure for these diseases for
years. 1t has established its reputation from
actual cures of thousands of sufferers who
cheerfully testify to it's efficacy.
The unworthy action of some manufacturers
should not be supplemented by assistance of
dealers In dsposiug of limitations OF q we'll
known and thoroughly effective medicine like
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
We have entered suits in the United States
courts against the perpetrators of these frauds,
for the protection of our friends and ourselves;
and with eminent legal counsel and means suf-
ficient to carry through the suits, we shall OBJ
tain justice. and secure the perfect protection
OF all sufferers who need Browns Iron Bitters.
and are now in danger OF having some spurious
article substituted for it in their dire needs.
AS means of Identification of the Genuine
Browns Iron Bitters the trademark and
crossed red lines are printed on the wrapper of
each bottle This medicine is the most perfect
blood purifying compound made 1t is COM
posed of the most approved vegetable altera-
tves so combined with special preparation of
iron to furnish tonic and strengthening prop
critics. while it removes all impurities from the
blood.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
eorrects all disorders of the stomach, and by
its direct action upon the secretions promotes
digestion, prevents constipation and cures
headache. All conditions arising from an over
burCieued or underfad stou,a ,ach are re1aOyed for
it supplies force to regulate the appetite and
cause the perfect assimilation of food. Sour
stomach. heartburn. gnawing sensation, all
gone feeling. even ulcers and sores in the
stomach viii disappear with the use of Browns
Iron Bitters
Such diseases of the kidneys and liver as
result from impurities of the blood and dis
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
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alke-is the substitute for sickness and misery
that is furnished by the use of Browns Iron
BitterS
Its trademark, Quality. not quantity"
Its watchword. Purity and strength.
Its promise OF Health and happiness are all
true.
Truths substantiated by years of trial en-
dorsed by reputable testimony from every sec
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utatiOn of the pfoprietOrs of the only genuine
Browns Iron Bitlers.
THE BROWN CHEMICAL
IL Baltimore, Md.
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JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
713 Market Space.
OUR LACE CuRrA1N DEPARTMENT.

Again have we been successful in effecting q sale
with large importing house of their entire stock
hand of Curtains and Curtain Net such figure that
we can sell LACE CURTAINS at 80 per cent less
than any figure offered and the Net in the same
proportion. While the variety of the large
the quantity of some numbers is limited the timely
purchaser reaps positive bargain.
We positively refuse to sell these goods any
chant who buys them with the intention of reselng
them. We have resolved that this benefit shall only
be shared by OUR patrons
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS in Ecru and
White, SOC per pair, worth 75c
$1.25 RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS
yards long, tape bound Ecru and White
worth S1.25 Fer pair. worth 50. This is a curtain
that will never again be offered for 81 25
50 per Only 500 pairs in stock. Intending pur.
chasers will do well to note this fact they
pair. Will easily disappear.
New patterns and extra quality CURTAINS, Ecru
and White s. 40, 60 and So per pair. Goods that
are worth respectively S225. $3.50 and $2S5 per
pair.
1928 Beautiful and extra quality RUSSIAN
per pr, NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. yards long.
worth tape bound, So .25 per pair, worth $3 rs per
So. 75. pair. limited number only.
Better grades and beautiful line at So SO. So. Is
and $3.50 per pair. worth So Is, "a and $3.50 per
pair.
Rich and elegant designs double and twisted thread
RUSSIAN NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 4
yards tong very wide. at So rs per pair worth 1918
The BEST QUALITY and PRETTIEST DESIGN
CURTAINS in the city for s. per pair.
In REAL LACE CURTAINS have the most
extensive line ever placed sale.
In beautiful and odd designs, full length a yards
i'm
Evening star., 1886-11-08
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

L-oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFTEBn
Leaves .ih-street wharf MONDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at a IA Returning
IL E>DAlS, FRIDAYS ana st NDAA u. nl.. .Ouctr
ina al River Landings .sonini Jre,k.
oman, ~ and ~. tlenlents bay, Nc Councils w:sl
ID. ~ o. Il X al Shei her0A scheiuir.
JOHN L. PADEETT Agent
C. W. RIDLEY. Manager. lrs
hIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STLAd.
- ERS JOHN 1llsSoN and r. c. KNIGHT leavs
Pier Al. East RIVER, N =, every SA1l linAl Al o.
Dl.: 9Th ST wharf, Washington. every IL ksoDAl
MORNING. Freight al lowest rates. ApA
Mt VERNON MT VERNON
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves .th-street wharf daily Except sunday fnr
Mt ernon al 10 O'Clock AIN. Returning IeacAs
Wash ngtOn about $50 pm
4. 4. t-ap-.iu
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nr PhSNsrLyAxrA ROUTE
STEEL RAILS: ,AAGNltI5,fSf 10 tfafS ifhfSE
Trains leave Washington from station. corner of sixth
t., ,,..-, and y streets. as follows
q ne rasse % slesP9 ,ix SaTs r, At Emo a 1 M a Fast
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg Go Cincinnau
and Ho el Car TO 81 Louis: daily except ssIur Iay
;b - Shlcasoi Win Sleeping Car Altoona 60 Chioaso
WIN Sleeping Cars astoh to cnir,sa: .ai;y:
AT Harrisburg with Western Express, GiI1
ihf95g pnc,t seepers ,, ,Sf Lpuyile = and 81 louis
and the West with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Sanandagua Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
Cars Washington Rochester
For Wilamsport, Lock Haven aud Emira. at $50
For New 80, s,rk and & me La, ia 200 and loo
300 A; NJ. 900, 4l5, l0O0 aud ii 20 +. x
Limited Express oil Pullman l'arlor Cars, s:40 A
For Boston without change 2:"o p Nj VERY day.
For BrookAn, \; y, ali through trains connect a.
ing directtransiert 10 Fulton street. avoiding double
For iePfnsG PhiiaetGpSis aIaHns HFT 900 Ss cy nSd
& &aI5 oS9' iooo aud Is2o r NJ on sunday.
Limited Express, $40 A N. and 800 ~ NJ daily
For BaiIiinorp s%s 5i5. .l5 900 $40 $50 IlooA.N.
l2o3, 800. BOO. 4:l5. s23, 40. $50. 1:lo Ioo1
a9d II 30 r NJ on oundas ssp s;sa u la1o A M;
For Pope's Creek Line, s:l1 \. NJ and 4. NJ
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis. .l5 A NJ. 1905 and 4:r3 r " daily
excerpt sunday sundays. $500 4 NJ, 40 = H.
ALEXANDRIA AND a EE.si-l.it h>-sU4sr itA4 lr
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON EAlLtOAD.
For Alexandria o:,o .-D5 9:25, lo;55. and ll:35 A.
M, 2Uo, s2o. s::I1. OOl $50 and l.Ss Il. NJ OR
SUNDAY at $500 30 1000 a. n. $40 4. n
For i.lcHmoEd and The -outH $500 lU;bS A NJ. daily
and 4:;i5 = VI. daily, except SUNDAY
Trains leave Alexandra Tor " asiingtOn. $500 S:bg
1000. lGlo A. NJ lpo 31Lb, BIB, bio. 100
and lo:4- 4. NJ; and LILO midnight except Mon
day Dn SUNDAY AT 500 s,nd lolO A. M. .:uS
lU:42 l.. NJ. aud l2:lo night.
Tickets and Information the office, northeast
of 18Th street ard fennsH ivHnia avenue. and
the station, where orders he let for King
OF 10 destination from hotels aud resIdenCrs
CHA>. T. PU1H. General Manager.
J. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent wl2
Evening star., 1886-11-08
SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1

SEVENTH STREET pA1A1s Roy.1
GREAT REDUCTIONS UNTIL NOVEMBER6 9TH.
AS FOLLOWS:
5Sc. 3-Button Kid Gloves for soc pair,
15c. 4-Button KID Gloves tor 6:sC pair.
SSc. 5-HOUk Lacing Gloves for 19c. pair.
SSc. 5-Buttun KID Glove for 79c. pair.
Sl.l5 4-bulton Embroidered Gloves, Csc pair.
Soc. 6-i utlOn Cashmere Gloves, for zoe, pair
6-ButtOn length Jersey Gloves. l5c. pair.
koth Patent DOublt-Bone COrsets. SIl9.
IhOmpsOn's Glove Fitting Cursets. 95c
r. & Il. Corsets. al s5C., value 81.
Madame 1hOmpsOns pinal Protecting Cor SETS roc
olson Corsets, 'Splnal Protecting and Adjustable
Hip 5Uc
Elegant assortment Ladies' Fancy Collars and Cuffs,
2Oc. set. Cheap at 25c.
Ladies' Chemisettes. extra long, Csc. worth 35c
Ladies' Tucked ChemlsetteS, 2Uc worth 3Oc
Ladies embroidered Collars, ) for l5c
Ladies Grain Leather c3itchelS, with pocketboOl
soc. Lined Alligator Coin Purses, SC each
81 50 Imported Jerseys. coat back ST. SO.
$40 Imported Jerseys. coat back, 'front.' So g.
-. 10 Imported b. aoed Jerseys, vest front So l8
80 imported Beaded Jerseys. vest front, So 9S
Infants Cashmere Long Cioaks, with Cape So
Infants Embroidered Long ClOaks, $40 worth 81 x
Infants Mother Hubbard Long Coaks So 81 w.
Chidren's Cashmere ClOaks embroidered cane So
]. NJ. FOLLIN
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL
oc28 0147th Street. Bet and Knw
Evening star., 1886-11-08
DRY GOODS.
BLANKETS AND BED ConroRrs.

B1ANkErs AND BED CoMroRrs
500 Pairs of BED BLANKETS a. Sl25, s15O, 81
$3.50. 50, S4, S5, So. 81. %. $40.
The above were all bought early In the season and
much under the present prices.
300 BED COMFORTS from 75c to 3d.
DRESS GOODS, in great varieties from 12lhc, 15c.
25c. to $1.5U. All Colors and Qualities
Full Line of STRIPED vELvETs for Trimming
from 75c. to 50.
We have the Largest Stock of UNDERWEAR W,
have ever carried and at right prices
JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
ne 713 Market Space.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
SEWING MACHINES NC

TT>HE WHITE is KING! THE ACME OF PER
Il ection lii the category of sewing Machines A
concentration and condensation mechanical genius
and skill The range % work can not be excelled IL
Is thing vi beauty and forever Call and see
j. r. MCkENNLI'S. Az 9TH st. w. J. Il. RICH
MOND Manager. Machines OF all kinds for sale
reIt rirst-cltSs repairing Done Also. Central Office
Tor The Universal PATTERNS. See them my22
Evening star., 1886-11-08
LADIES' GOODS.

NINE PRELLER, MODESTO l1l5 ST NV
WI street Costumes. Goats. Wraps. Evening
Wedding and Reception Dresses made in the latest
fashion at reasonable prices. nS-3ta
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Mrs. TaSWpII-s Murderer
TRACED + ROM THE SCENE OF THE CRIME INT
.TRI~r

TRACED L Rom THE SCENE OF THE CRIME INTO
PHILADELPHIA.
A special to the New York UOrld from Phila-
delphia, November >, says: Almost every cir
cumstance connected with the fate of Catha-
rine Taswell the young mulatto woman who
was murdered in lower Merton township Sun
day, and whose body was hidden in a spring
house, points to mysterious stranger as the
slayer. The man Wore slOuch hat, and was
seen lettering on the Lancaster pike, n hundred
feet from where the murder was committed,
twenty minutes before the wOnan'S screams
were heard He next appeared at the Bryn
Mawr railway station, half a mile dis
Iant ut 1914 O'Clock that night. before the
murder Was known. The agent, j. y. Marshall,
had closed the door but was in his office. The
man threw his weight against the door. swore
because he could not get IN and was noticeably
nervous and restless. His trousers were turned
up though he had been a tramp, and
while ne was fixing them the 1O:1S train rolled
ln- He got aboard, paid the conductor 10 cents
and got oil at Fifty-secUnd street, Philade lphia
avoided the gatekeeper by jumping the railway
fence, went To Sutheriand's tobacco store. below
tie station. and. after buying a cigar, anxiously
inquired where he could jump q freight train.
Prom that place all trace is lost of him.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
CLoAKs Ar LESS THAN Cosr.

w. NJ sHUsTER SONS
Having decided to close this department we offer
choice lot of elegant CLOAKS at less
than manufacturers prices
ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS in every shade. This is
to be the fashionable article for outside garments We
have all styles and qualities
We offer decided barsain in 60 inch BLACK BRO
CADE SILK, for circulars, at So. 90, worth $1,000
Novelties in Dress Goods
Combination Sultings-the largest and most COM
plete :stO of PLUSH and WOOL Novelties ever
shown in Washington.
QUILTED SATINS in every shade
Paris ROBE DRESSES in great variety
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS, in twenty
shades at SIS 90 and $3.50 per yard We have just
secured great bargain in these elegant goods ami
offer Gautiers all-silk VELVETS at $3.50 Moire
Francais Faille Francois, Rhadames, Merveilleux
and Satin Duchess, in all coors and qualities for
street and evening wear.
Special bargains in Barnesey Double DAMASKS at
$3.50, worth S225. Hosiery and Underwear. Moire
Sash Ribbons. High Novelties Velvets and Pushes.
MOURNING GOODS of every description of the
the best qualities
Evening star., 1886-11-08

A NATIONAL BANK CONTRIBUTES THREE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
A telegram from Chicago, November 4, says:
George t. ComstOck. jr-, the eighteen-year-old
son of a wealthy lumber dealer at Darlington
Ill, and r. ID. Thaxton, an alleged crook, were
arrested here to-day on charges Of swindling,
1t appears that ComstOck and Thaxton had
been knocking about the city Tor a couple of
weeks badly stranded Tor want OF money and
that the latter devOlved on the younger man
the Onus of repieniShiE- their empty purses.
Comstock thereupOn secured 500 worth OF
cigars from ThOrWald * ROehiing on a
forged order OF "a harrington dealer. Then,
through his fathers name. alleged. ne Sc
cured a larger amount OF goods from John ~
Tallman. wholesale grocer. tie next visited
Marshall Field Il Co.'S wholesale house and
ordered $500 worth of carpets, to- be shipped to
his father at Burlington, cash on delivery. On
the strength OF this order the dry goods mer-
chant Endorsed him fer $500 worth clothes
from Henry W. Ming X Co. His next exploit was
10 raise $4,000 from the Chicago National bank
on "A forged draft The goods shipped to Bar
ringtOn were refused by COmstock's father. who
requested the Chicago police To arrest his son.
The detectives Very soon after arrested both
COmstOch and IhaXton in a saloon where they
made their headquarters. ThaXtOn is known
to the police sharper. and he is now
charged with being the of Young Com
stocks downfall The latter's alleged pecuIa-
tlons, 1T Is said. will reach So, GOO.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

H1ScE II w Hrrr1r.
>TDCh D:.UAEiiS
ca Broadway. ~o, ",
1St Fifth avenue. -e" 'orS
6:9 18th stIeet v,orcoran isulldng), Washington
PLIN l. olOIh II.LroI.APh Hl..E->
ASItiNGION, BALIIAObE. PHILADELPHIA
NEW lUIh, BOSTON, &c
0kNbkAL PARTNERS.
LANES WHIThLY IA. CRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD 4. EYRE
HENRY ii. DoDGt, Washington, d. c
WILLIAM L. 1EAVflss, ~ eci:d Partner.
Buy CouiLiissIon ..ii Classes Railway
Securities.
IL II. DODGE Resident Partner.
Quotations fStocSs and Bonds and infor nation
cardng the markets received through wires
etaltiy, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
II orders ;ru and reported proIltly.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

fashion At reasonable prices. nS-3tt
j. G.. HurcH1ssoN.
IMPORTER
WRAPS AND JACKETS
large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS
at lowest prices ever named for equal values
We invite special attention TO superb
of PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably
trimmed
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal S25
SEAL PLUSH VISlTES, Seal trimmed, S25.
Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian
Hare tail and ball trimming. 50. IS and upwards
London Made JACKETS. S4 upwards.
BEAVER NEWMARKETS S. regular price SI2.
French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popular
prices.
from SC. to So each.
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS
Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings at
very reasonable prices.
500 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFs, including many
new designs.
ASTRACHAN. 81 inches wide. 81 per yard
SILK PLUSH, all colors, 25 per yard
FOSTER KID GLOVES 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted and warranted.
Evening GLOVES from 16 to 80 inch length.
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
eO7 Pennsylvania ave.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS
Do you intend buying Carpet this Fail? II you
haven given II a thought listen TO j few facts
Carpets were never so HANDSOME OR PRICES
AS LOW as they ARE NOW.
Money saved is money made
Come and see our stock. We will take pleasure in
showing you our line of Ingram Tapestry. Body
BrusseIs. Nelvets, Moquettr and Wilton Carpets,
RugS, Art Squares, OH Cloth and beautiful line OF
Upholstery Goods, With pri, low the lowest
See The Templeton Parquette Carpet
turnlIure at the lowest cash prices
w. H. HOEKE,
sell SOl Market space.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

n. A. Poo1E
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
944 LOUISIANA AVE. n w.
SOLE AGENT For
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT EULLER PROCESS
FLOUR.
This Flour for Family has no superior.
am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which coming in very freely. and housekeeper
will do well to lay in their stock hardly think
they will be lower this season. have a fine line of
Apples, Grapes sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also. a
full line of choice GROCERIES, in quantities to suit.
at wholesale prices, 1or cash only Duys Pure Cider
Vinegar specially.
Politeness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned if goods are not satisfactory
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
Ocl2 n A POOLE 9:4 La ave NV
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINZ.
NJ AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w RpABto.

Schedule In effect August I. 1sS6
Trains Will leave from and arrive 4. q p station
9th and B follows:
Leave Washington sl0 a. IN daily EXCEPT sunday
and 4:9o T. M daily arriving at Round HIIi IL ~ a
M ana .;lS pm. Returning trains leave Round iIiH
al 6:'s a. daily and }:l5 p IA. daily except sun
day. arriving al Washington $40 "A and 1:ss pm.
Monthly ami quarterly Communication rates 900
mile tickets Ssa
r. BELL.
aul0 Sunprint.ndent
Evening star., 1886-11-08
RAILROADS.
RALrIMoRE AND oHIo.hAILRoAD.

'NHeSu'e In effect. SUNDAY, y NEMBER -th
lSs.. until further notice
Evening star., 1886-11-08
PROFESSIONAL.


TTNiE SWEDISH HEALTH INSTITUTE, 9OS
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