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We are daily receiving our all supply o. nlesaow.
Lowell and Hartford CarprfA comprising Wiitou'A
Body Brussels ana ezra super insrainS : -. No
designa An squares all sizss and splendid line of
tux riushes, spun six and Fancy SIX Furniture
cOvering1, irish Point swiss. Antique, Cuny and
Nottingham Lace Curtsins Chenele Piano Govern aod
Spun six Table Covers. NIL sixeA Those In want OF
cOdce goods Will find IL their advantage - exanine
HOoE BRO 4 CO,
ses-3m lS2e r stroes.
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ASxouScEmENr ExrRAonD1sAnx.
SUITS FOR BOYS. Short and Long Pants. spe-
cially prepared for september business in BOYS
CLOTHING.
Never before have such goods and prices been pre-
sented The styles and patterns the newest. Inn.
mens< purchases enable US to inaugufate . seasons
business with unusual showing In BOYS READY
MADE SUITS
Mothers and those having the care Of boys will not
buy until these goods are examined.
Values and prices annexed:
Price. Value.
x2S5. SAOO to IS 90
$3.50. So 90 to 5000
$500. $500 to 500.
$500. 500 to $500
5000 $500 to $1,000
$50 and $500. $l2.OO to $l35O
We believe this lot of goods will MI our store with
customers Never have we offered 80 good values
OAK HALL.
CORNER 10TH AND sTREEEA sale
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S3S.Co-Sss-: sr--SSo:ld walnut parlor suites,
seven pieces complete, $500.
NJ. n. DCSNS,
81 r:sn street nnrfhweSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

BE- NoF Dooley's Ague Pow
TcTs Ts!ii cure yoa permanently; price as cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

Our Pure Old Rye Whisky,
$3.50 gallon, cannot be cqualed anywhere
else. Old Rye Whisky, SOC. and 7:,c. per bot
tie, full quarry Blackberry Brandy, zoe. a bot
tie, tan elegant medicinal aItlcle); Old Holland
Gin, 81 u bottle; y box OF good Cigars So for 81;
new Mackerel, 81 40 per kit.
n. r.. METZGER & Bro
! AT eth st. NV.
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TESSIoN aIroxSEY. see notice IN Wants
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800 Illust rntiOns

of the Latest Styles for 90 cents at Oppenheim-
ers, o2S 9th street northwest, ST. Cloud build
ing. Ali Kinds OF sewing machines Tor rent. /
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IisiE. =. Z. FALsEk let Today FOR New York
ssst.t;re ifoS t.ie custom house her fIrSI tall
liz porlaI!G.. o. brbnets and millinery novelties.
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EEAD -. nt. iAGr preaik;ion

VIZ WIZ. 5.scc on SAFE Tuesday morning 2iO
lairs ladies' SAt-Ela rlsoee, foxsd with Curacao
MID, siEs- ~ - n. a: 81 ~. A decided bargain.
n efaAssJEsskx, No 9O6 1tn street.
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JoHs MrLLrR
Wholesale and Retail Dealerin
LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard Mil and r. r. Depot-soush Cnuota
and streets southeast
onicss-l1a street aud Maryland avenue eoushWuuk
1910 18th street northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo carload q wholesale pe1ooa
KINDLIN<s and STOVE VIVID Of Nil kind
IUAI. aud SA ED and SPLIT WHO'D kepg under
cover ON plank floors.
Large sad weil-ass0rted stock Of LUNRER F1ns
Lumber and Flooring kept undso cover
orders promptly delivered In suy pnxs - tho cov
without charge for hauling.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Our Depot being centrally l0cuted and adjaroos -
the railroad, stock h handled very small givtn9
advantages in estimatihg especially Sor Ium6ur q
Coal in large Quaptitiea
Long experiences. ample Abilities. and compssens
assistants warrant The belief that satisfaction Will -
given 70 those who may x1th their psasonage
which b rrspecsfuliy Affected JylS-3o
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SLoaANaT DA.By 51.iding, On Sd street, for
rent. aee z sus-< Tor Rent
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OTFIcs c. TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsDINGToS, II. G., Sept 40, 1850.
JHd;eG.io,sS fer "a i{osrs. CDHisacing az p. "a,
1o-ss.sy.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

HUMAN artificial eyes. Henlpler ;, Nv. cor. 4,..
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Gents Suits Cleaned. dissatisfaction
guaranteed atCPUTsCHE's, 729Pa.av. IN, ", s:3m
Fresh Attorney Butter cnurned every morn
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermiiE;s
Sweet Milk DC. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Pick wick Club whisky Is the best
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Pure Olive Oils.
JOHN II. M!aGRCDER, 1417 New York ave. /
JOlanxOn's. 18th and T..

VOHHSOn 5. IJtn ana +.
Oysters. Oysters. Oysters.
Choice Steamed, New York Stcws, Saddle
ready. Every oyster carefully selected. None
but the best. Lille time experience. Ladies'
large saloon attached
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For :he District o. Columbia and Virginia,
cs.ir weather, nearly stationary temperature,
no:ti. We. .;-rIy winds shiftinz 10 ncrtherly.
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"ALKERs 2,y lVrH STREET NV.
w Moth proof Felt Carholate Il me. folta P1tch
Plaster. n T. ANA Gas 1ar. kbasscsa1AAa Lame Ae
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RsA xarthanak. prediction.

I%oE AT T.,Ei-Ss-T5 for an ASA wardrobe:
ash c.ATnosr SIXTIES, sl.-03 walnut brace and
Cal c-aest t.iHia. chairs, 81. 90 ONLY limited
EGi..,s. sIsca; Kitchen chairs, So 25 for6.
VA. r. itgSs's, 31I TIN 81. NV
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CITY ITEMS.

! eas 9TH and 7oe streets northwest
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EDUCATIONAL

NIss BALcEs BUSHES SCHOOL FOR
ce nna aaSs e IS
br.nches co.npositen eioe ston. .natnemstiss and
ses papis prepaTed for IVES. fSin sas Nass si
tionx One hundred successfully prepared daring the
sss yesr EssFsnsss 4on rsrs ;ss AanL
NOR. Nd '0s ~. A'"'a' 1a'e sel. iiaas'-
TsRENCH Lessons.
rps s.SF T. one season rsass,s. Of the
snis week '.' NILE tvs Y. FRuWHoM fM ger"
n. K-Season of 'SGand 80 reopens september nth
Morning, aerpoon and evening classes Of ali grades
pm Eiglish and French school efiiih YEAR. near
rf Tie write o aud rs
books au2O-anl
TT,HE ECLEd-riC SEMINARY WILL BE RE-
lonns Ladies' only special instruction vii be given
such wish prepare tor college, for eac:ii,g or
'e se anE special A. H. Principal
Mis-. J. L. McGEEs SCHOOL sixth YEAR,
14 viii reopen Monday. September 10Th. at ITO L
ST. NV. au1Sjm
NRN CUrHBERTs SEMINARY, BOARDING
NJ and bay school; for young ladies ami children,
Competent teachers in all departments Music vocal
and hsngnages and art receive special
E,MERsoS INsrITUTE,
IL, c.s, 9i4 18th e. bet land sts
Begins rs year MoSDAY September 80
kns anu other colleges and universities. the scientific
schools. u. X Military and Naval Academies and for
business Circulars ut the bookstore For particulars
address
CHAS. r YOUNG,
au23-1m Principal.
ERMAN-AMERIcAN DAY SCHOOL FOR
VI GIRLS. 029 st. NV, reOpens WEDNESDAY,
Sept 1st. The English Branches taught German made
II specially good education is in both
gslges by all pupils of average Capacity Private Les
Sons aregiven to both vdas in classes
to adults as we'll as children. Terms reasonable.
au2S-lm& MISS {. RENG LEit, PriuciDal.
FIHHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
l. Washington City, D. C.
The preparatory school begins Sept ember 20
The Columbian college begins september %.
The medical school begins October 1.
The Corcar;tn scientific schOc. ie.,ns October J.
The law sciioui begins October Il
For catalogues or other information. address.
JAMES c. WELIiNG,
au26-lm President
TINHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
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$500 NIL 4yY q caEc-se.st chairs; long
y0Skere, sue; iadies size, SI.25.
W.s. Ii. DcNS. 3Il .th ST. u. ".
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TIE r.. & O.'s NV TasoUGB TIAISs.-Thc
new N'..ai.sst-.a schedule OF the baltimore &
Jnio Fad, E.iicl. |-.it into effect Yesterday,
ANS :5:fit additions To the rt:. nit:. Of
s.i":iy.. tfsiE> fet~seo washington and PhiiH-
avip'i:s- I-a.c> Ter iizvre lie Grace Newark
SlISe-J, W s4p.ts Chester am: Paiiaacirn.a
VII ie;.Ne here Gai.y q: $50 q. m. ana las
Ill e-so 7. IA. IIa;Ns viii arrive lie-c from
niesc poihts .. 1S:i5 q. N. aud $40 and 10
y In.
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WE NOW OFFER FOR SALE

Pieces Boucle Wool Dress Goods, 45 inches wide,
in three shades-Ecru Brown and Navy-sold at rs
cents: to sell out, 81 cents.
Pieces 40 inch Plaid Dress Goods three shades
sold at 65 cents; to sell out at 30 cents
Pieces 40 inch French Bouce Striped sold at 95
cents will now close at 80 cents
q Pieces Navy and Light Blue also Striped Zephyrs
neat patterns sold as high 30 cents; 10
cents.
Pieces fancy striped Dress Goods, single width
sold at 37ia cents; to close at 20 cents.
5 Pieces Surah Lining Silks be closed out at %
cents
All our 25 and 80 cent colored Satteens to be closed
out at 20 cents.
Great Bargains In Remnants OF all descriptions
Pieces of eros Grain Gulnets Silks, sold at 81 o.
to close at 70 cents.
Pieces handsome Brocaded Dress Silks, in pink,
blue and cream sold at $l4O to be closed at 80
cents
One lot Of French Satteens, small patterns only at
20 cents yard.
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thought the property
A May Day Dance.
A PRETTY FESTIVAL AND BALL AT THE

a PRETTY FESTIVAL AND BALL AT THE Ma
TIONAL RIFLES HALL.
The floral May festival and ball given by Mrs.
Flora c. Dennison's dancing academy at the
National Rifles hall last evening was opened
with the very pretty ceremony OF browning the
queen of May, who sat enthroned during the
evening under canopy tire stage. Miss
Minnie La Dow personated the queen of May.
Other parts in the mimic pageant were taken
by different pupils in the academy, as follows:
Queen of fairies, Miss Blanche Hine; queen OF
flowers, Miss Mabel Carver; maids OF honor
Misses Rina Barr. HeloiSe IngersOll Ella Tyler,
Marguerite Sawyer. Clara Colman and Romano
ManniX; herald, Mister Robbie Rutherford;
goddess OF liberty. Miss Luree Dyer; crown bear
ers. Misses Ethel Raymond Sabin, Eta Dyer
and blanche Raymond Sabin: PAGES. Masters
Lee Miller, Pearson Marsh, Elliott Pennebaher,
Allan Clephane and Richard Marsh; fairies,
Misses IL tsSIe Hine and Aline Barrett.
The little folks were prettily and appropriately
costumed. Following the coronation the
Queens lanciers was danced in stately style.
Then came a series of fancy dances, in which
many OF the pupils distinguished themselves
by their grace. The program was follows:
Miss jamie Carver; Cachuca, Miss Lizzie Carver;
Highland Fling, Miss Edna Cahill; TyrOlean,
Misses Mamie Gillian and Adele Dyer; Zinga-
rella. Master Robbie Rutherford and Miss Flora
Cook; La Bayadere, Miss Heloise Ingersoli;
Village Hornpipe. Miss Nellie Matson and Edna
Serva; Sailor 5 Hornpipe. Masters Pearson and
and Clara Colman; Skipping Rope, Miss Della
Mamie Gillian; CraeoSienne, Master Lee and
Miss NiiIette Miller, Strathspey, Miss BERTHE
Wallace; LAriel, Misses Bessie III inc and Aliue
Barrett; Mciowan's Reel, Miss Lizzie Carver;
Climbing up the Golden Stairs, Miss Flora Cook;
Taranteila, Master Allan Clephane and Miss
Adele Dyer; La Perichole, Miss Lorraine Edison;
Jockey HOrnpipe, Master j. TarbeIl DYER; Little
Mikado: Master Pearson Marsh and Miss Della
Dennison, Master Richard Marsh and Miss
Lizzie Carver, Master Allan Clephane and Miss
Mamie Gillian, Master Robbie Rutherford and
Miss Flora Cook; La FavOrita Miss Aline Bar
NaSherWOn:ln.
Highland Fling, by the class; Chinese: Masters
Robbie Dennison, j. Tarbell Dyer, Pratt Man
nix, Elliott Pennebaker, Harvey Dyer, Richard
Marsh: Stephanie: Misses Amy karr, Luree
Dyer, Rena Barr, Marguerite Sawyer; Madril-
laine, Miss Lorraine Edison; Irish Lilt. Misses
Mamie Gillian and Adele Dyer; Medley, Miss
Flora Cook; May Pole dance in which nearly
the whole school took part. The pui.ls then
surrendered the floor to the older folks.
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FRoM 115 TO l61 Po,,sns
10 THE CUT1CURA REMEDIES I OWE MY
HEALTH. MY HAPPINESS, AND MY LIFE

Ia M
HEALTH. MY HAPPINESS, AND LIFE
day never passes that do not think and sneak
kindly of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES. seven years apo
all Off dozen Jumps formed on nv neck ranninv in
Size 1r"in cherry stone to orange The large ones
were irghtful To look at, and painful bear people
TURNED aside When they saw me, in disgust was
ashamed To be on the street in society. Physicians
their treatment, and all medicines failed to do any
good In Il moment of despair tried the CUTICURA
hEMlpIEs-CUTIcuRA.t the great skin Cure, and CUrI-
ccRA soap, an exquisite Skin Beautfer externally
ami CuTIcURA REsoLvEST, the Blood Purifier
internay the small Jumps las call them gradually
disappeared and the large ones broke i'm about two
weeks, dsciargtng large quantities of matter leaving
two slight In my neck to-day tell the story of
my suffering. Ny weight then was one hundred and
fifteen sickly pounds; my weight now is hundred
and sxtyone solid, healthy pounds. and my height is
only five feet five inches. In my praised the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. North. South East. and West
To CUTIcURA REMEDIES ow MY HEALTH, MYuAPpI-
NESS. and MY LIFE. y prominent New York druggist
asked me the other day. DO you still use the CUrI-
CUKA REMEDIES you look to be in perfect health
My reply was 81 do. and shall always have never
known what sickness Is since commenced using the
CUTICURA REMEDIEs." Sometimes am laughed Mt
by prasing them to people not acquainted with their
merits but sooner later they will come to their
senses and believe the same those that use them
as dozens have whom have told. May the time
come when there shall be large CUrICURA Supply
House III every city il the world, Tor the benefit of
humanity Where the CUTICURA REMEDIES shall be
sold ONLY that there will be rarely need of ever
entering drug store.
NJ. HUSBANDS
30 Fulton street, New York N.Y.
CUTIcURA REMEDIES are a positive cure for every
form of Skin and Blood Diseases from PmpIes To
Scrofua. Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA SO
cents: soar, 70 cents; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by
the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Care skin Diseasea"
SEND FOR HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES"
PiMPLES, Backheads, Skin Biemishes and Baby
HumOrs use CUTIcURA SOAP
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"itDI.LING STONES GATHER No Moss. -
R.ntr iuvalids try all manner of medicines in
tn vain hope of recovering their health. one
day they viii try acid the next day an alkali.
They 20 from allopathy To homeopathy, try the
ThDnpsonian system awhile, and then the
electric or the eclectic. The sensible invalid
simply puts himself in order with Henleys
Celery, Beef and Iron. and never changes his
base. Nor need he, for these three ingredients
contain all that is necessary for u healthy con-
dltion of body
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DRY GOODS.

So far we have been very successful with our selling
out We only regret that some of the Goods adver-
USED did not reach to all country customers, who
must excuse from not filling some orders as the
goods sold out quickly.
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AcknOWled < nsents.

WAsHINGrOS, d. C., 10th May, 1856.
Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dowment Association the sum of Five Thousand
(So, 1000 Dollars, being payment in full for i'll
Surance which became due me in consequence of
the death OF my late husband, Charles Losekam.
LOUISA LOSEKAM,
l32:, street n "
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., 10Th MAY, 1886.

Received from the Washington Beneficial En-
dOwment Association the sum OF One Thousand
Isl 1000 Dollars, being payment in full for in
surance which became due ME in consequence
of the death of Joseph q. Davis.
LENA DAVIS,
LENA DAVIS, Guardian,
912 18th street NV.
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DEMocnAcY: 6
OR, FIFTY YEARS MARCH OF THE
REPUBLIC
BY ANDREW CARNEGIE
! VOL, vo, 81.
WHAT NEW YORK SAYS ABOUT TT:

WHAT NEW YORK SAYS ABOUT 1T:
ever written. His book is interesting IL will he
read with zest on both sides Of the Alta ntc-Hcrald
M car1egs takes the dry summaries Of the
into wondert ales-Tifbunc.
tits not simply panegyrc, but it full of valuable
the high position he gives b r.-Journa al OF COM
nlcTce.
An inte resting and useful book. Will be
read with surprise Ind profit side of the Allan
tic by reason of the significance gwen to familiar
facts through striking comparisons.
One protracted blast of eulogy of the United states
Commercial ddpcrttser.
Shows Mr.. Carnegie to be more American hearted
precfaive of all good in the mot
Try as an enthusiastic recruit to Democracy could pos
sbiy be expected to remain.-1tte0ram
A book for the patriotic American. Sure to
attract attention. and will make deep impress on
the mind of whoever reads carefully and thought
fuily We hope it may be read abroad and we hope it
may be read at home.-Crhfc.
Presents astonishing array of facts and figures to
show wherein consists superiority to all other ma
tons of the earth rich repository of Information
Home Journal
WHAT BOSTON SAYS:
copy of Triumphant Democracy should be placed
IN every schooi library In the United StatesBedcon
Very interesting and instruct We and very fatterins
In many respects Triumphant Dem ocracy Is q book
as yet unsurpassed the theory and philosophy adj
lnlrabe and cannot tail to prove Vita and Valuable
suggestion and delight to every American reader
Globe
VIII open the eyes of the masses In the United King
uon 10 the wonderful advancement-physica moral,
political and inteectua-of the United States during
the last half century Traveller.
WHAT PHILADELPHIA SAYS:
Triumphant Democracy is epic of material pro
greSS.-Le>iger.
The English critics cannot controvert it for 1t is
wholly founded on fact We commend it to ali
Americans Bulletin
Mr. Carnegie writes prose epic in our praise.
No true American but must feel glow OF patriotic
pride ON reading this book.-Liquirer
WHAT CHICAGO SAYS
Readable from to cover 1t Is a valuable and
important contribution the literature and history or
the cOuntry.-ItiGl0e.
To the great mass of British people this book will be
III The nature of "a northumberland
His comparisons of monarchial forms and obsery
ances with republican simplicity. and his scathing
comments will be read with interest only but
III Ensland.-,S dnd.rd
A good book for the study of Americans to the man.
ner oOrh 1t cannot but increase their pride and love
land which to-day stands out foremost among the ma
lions OF the earih-Late'- OceGn.
Makes showing of which any american NAV inst
ly be proud. 1t should especially be read bv
those who are accustomed I'll their ewes upon the
defects OF Americas institutions and manners while
gnorantly extOlng the supposed superiority OF some
THU 6 across the sei.-DiuL
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UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

90 FAR OF Lace Curtains taped trimmed, 3la yards
long white. only beautiful pattern at one dollar and
ten cents.
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FEVER AND AGUE.-C. Nreeland. Hacken-
sack, y. j., Feb. %, 1855, writes that he has
been troubled with fever and ague for over two
years Quinine would not cure him, though
taken in very large doses. by taking five
BTandreth pills night for two weeks he was
restored To perfect health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
THE BALL PLAYERS
The Nationals Lose - Game in Detroit
Other Games Yesterday.

The Nationals fell victims to the Detroit slug
gers yesterday. The score was to g. The
Washington boys played a good game, but
were overmatched. Knowles and Crane made
four of the seven base hits credited to the Ma
mails.
OTHER GAMES.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows: At
Observation-Disclosures, 2; Chicago, 8. At St.
Louis-St. Louis. /; New York, :. At Kansas
City-kansas City, Z; Boston, s. AT Balti-
more-Baltimore, 5; Cincinnati, q. AT Phila-
delphla-Athletic, q; Louisville, 3. At Brook
Iyn-Brookiyn, i; Pittsburg, g. At Staten
lsiand-MetropOlitan, 1; st. Louis, 3.
HOW THE RECORD STANDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

: FINE assortment of Gentlemen's hand
male shoes. and for Ladies the Kangaroo Ok
ford. with English tip, i the very latest
RICH, III Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

TIE NoST DURABLE. handsome and best
Ys.tt.c machine in the world is the Reverse
Feed Union: take no other. 6O4 9th st. NV.
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AnluSeIllenfS.

,hLbAOGHS OPERA HoUSE.-MiSS Jennie
lnston ana the clever company OF light opera
people who aid her will next week be seen and
heard m Won Suppes tuneful and spirited
WORK, boccaccIo, which never fails to draw
Wei. The audiences at Albaugh's this week
nave been large and another successful season
Oh summed opera seems assured.
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER will deliver
MS interesting lecture on Conscience" at the
NATIONAL 1heater on Tuesday evening next
lhe sale OF seats for the lecture is never i'm pro-
gress. IL Is unnecessary TO say here anything
regarding MI. BeecherS power as a lecturer
Ills eloquence is known to ALL and there is no
more popular speaker on the iostrun
1HE PEARSON BENEFIT.-The benefit to be
rendered Mr.. Frank Pearson at the National
Theater OH Thursday evening next promises In
be very interesting unsteady and otherwise.
ana the numerous friends of this popular and
u, singer, VINO will soon leave for Europe
TO pursue his musical studies, should see to it
that the house is crowded. Among the mar
Elephants will be Mr.. w. H. Macdonald, Mr. III.
{. Barnabee, Mrs Blanche Stone-Rarton Mr.
nm Murphy, tie st. Cecilia quartet and the
Apollo club. Seats are on sale at Ellis.
HERZoGs OPERA HOCsE.-The bill at this
house next week will be HIda Thomas
"meteorlc coterie vi artists" in u performance
entitled Way Down SOUTH Among the
people In the company are Tim Murphy the
clever W ashineton eccentric comedians: Cnas.
faVoriteS.
DIME MCsEUM.-That strong tavorite of the
patrons OF this house Sid {. France with his
dramatic and variety company will be the at
traction next weeA. Marked Tor Life y ..Dpad
to the World, and the The James BOYS" in
tersperscd with variety features will be given
during the week.
THE PANORAMA of the Second R.ttla of p,u
Kun remains on exhibition in the building on
ioih street. NOW that the dramatic season is
ula"lhS 70 "a close the visitors to this effective
patile picture are more numerous than ever
n COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL Will he
given to Prot. J. III. VerInilya by his pupils AT
Ha.ioiai Elhes armory on tuesday evening
ihere VIII he repetition of the grand reception
and May ball.
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UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

Will sell on Monday and Tuesday only one lot of
ladies' new styles of BUSrLES SC only One lot of
ladies' CASHMERE SHAWLS, fringed all coors at
one dollar only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22
Amusemenas Tonight.

ALBACGH'S--'La Perichole.'
NATIoNAL.-AliceH Harrison in "Hot Wat IT."
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle OF Ma
psaS>aS
HERZOG S--"A Brave Woman"
DIME Observation-Disclosures and variety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

Use ALADDIN SECURITY OIL--Aftcr more
than ten years trial. We have no hesitation in
stating that this oil gives the softcst and most
agreeable light to the eye. The evcr-increasing
demand proves that ON its merits alone il has
its recommendation the best household oil
In Use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-22

ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY CENTS will buy
a beautiful light Derby. either Dunlap or
Broadway Block. at Francs. corner eth and ID.
the only strictly one price hat and gents fur
nishing store IN the city.