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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-01

FOR sALE-A BARGAIN IN WEST WASH
ment frame and brick dwelling. niue rooms all mod
ern improvements lot 42xHO rst-clsss neigh bon.
hood Price S4.VVV 70 an immediate purchaser: Easy
TERMS
On St n. .. two frame Houses Lot soxs0 Price
500 each.
Also row Of new brick Housss In 90 a. alley. NV.
BARGAINS ON CAPITOL HILL
new two-stOry bay-window and back building
brick dwelling six rooms bath, range latrObe and
slate mantelT on 9th st., near Greene statue x2.DOO
terms easy.
A fine new brick. bay window, six rooms and bath.
on 9th 81. 9. e.: 81 500: terms easy.
Two new two-story and basement brick dwellings
Eve rooms and cellar. on X q. q. near navy yard
l,25O each
Two new Brick bay-window dwellings ON X
street northwest, Washington Circle: 60 500
each: and three new 5-r0om bricks immediately
III the rear. 500 each Three new twostUry room
bricks In rear Of v20 18th o.; rent $S 80 per month";
5000 New touE-rOom brick. 22lA Virginia ave. n
W. rents Sl2Se per month: S1,zOn All good invest
menta
TNOR sALE-BRICK HOUSE, NINE ROOMS, ONE
II square; desirable for M ONCE holder; 400 fruit
treeA Price y8.UO1 City Of Alexandra. Apply to
SAMUEL ENGLISH. Wolf st. any saturday evening
se2I-lms
E>OR sALE-CENTRAL PART OF CITY, BRICK
and Lame dwelling. Carriage House and Stable;
ground 23 BY 81 teet 10 wide alley. Price 80 900
u so CASH $500 In six m0nths balance 20 suit pur-
chaser Address 1ox 26, star ONCE. se1S-fm
I,vK sALE-A DEsIRA BILE THREE-sTORY
II ofick dwelling, rooms, m dern improvements
cen,rS .ocxtio rice sc, 700 to cash purchaser. 10
ply On the premises, 10ls WIN = NV. selVlms
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GEnrLEMENs HAra
OUR STOCK is NOW COMPLETE
DRESS HATS. %. S6. 81 AND 90
DERRY HATS. %. $3.50 g. "a 60 a. AND O..
CoiOEs-Slack. Seal Brown and Golden Brown.
YOUTHS HATS. SOC. 76c- 81. el.26 el.50
Agents for "YOUMANs" N. Y. HATH
KNOX N. Y. HATA
IN r. e Las.
OUR SILK UMBRELLA STOCK u selected with
great care comprising choice Gold, Silver, Japanese
Eronze. Buckhorn and Ebony NountingA adapted for
La.ites and Gentiemen.
Imported silk and Worsted GLORIA CLOTH.
ana NOHAlR UABRELLAS,
ALL AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES
b II. sTINEMETz BON,
HATTERs AND FURRIERst
se24-3m 1887 Psnnsylvania ave.
I loNCRETE. ARTIFICIAL STONE AMI Mas
ARTISTIC AND FINE WORK A SPECIALITY.
We are prepared with skilled workmen from Paris
TO lay in the best STYLE sidewalks and Flooring In
Granolthc style, Asphalt MHssic and Artificial
stone. References a. to work dvne Walks IN capitol
grounds, flooring and walks IN the Conservatory at
the ProStdents House Gust 6nishod) hundreds Of
other Jobs ct private houses IN this city.
All work guaranteed by
Office, 1A16 n. r ava,
se26.1w n. J.NcLAUdALiN.Gs a'i Manages.
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TOR RENT

LNOR RENT-TWO OF THOSE COMFORTABLE
I six-room Houses. all modern convene ces. on
18th ST. 221S and 222O, for SIS nth. Also
same Houses for sale on easy terms and 10 want
Ing House. where the value of real estate will
unue enhancing. this is just the place.
VIM. r. MCLEAN,
se24-2w 18th and 3 SITS.
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An Old Trick Successfully Played.

-171.7 F'0 " TITLE 4 n1-SV OT "a
WHICH HE DIDN'T DRoP
This afternoon as MIR. John W. Dick of 73O
18th street, was in the National Metropolitan
Bank, seated at a table counting some none, :,
q young man approached him and pointed to
the floor. Mr.. Dick looked down, and seeing
four 81 bills on the floor stopped 10 pick them
up. While Mr.. Dick was thus engaged the
young man snatched up SIS and maue or Mr.
LICK mad $l2S i'll his pOcketbork, and had
taken the $40 out which was carried off, he re-
ceiving in return the four 81 bills with which
the game was played.
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BRIGHrWOOD RACEs.-The races at Bright
wood driving PARK yesterday brought out
good attendance OF sportioving people. There
were three races on the program. The judges
were Messrs. w. p. Cole, +. Carter aud A. NJ
Daniels. The race between Moliie w. W lid ood
and Star Pilot. on account vi darkness, was de-
clared Off summary: First race b. Collins
w. NJ. Coffins Dr. e. Potomac Chief. Z, 3, 3;
time, 2:47i2. DAT, DAT. Second race-C. b.
cSgiss b SaA Nike Misk esansgs Jsass
pard IS ch. III. Fanny sheppard, 1, 2, 2, 2; time
2:56, 2:53, 2:57, 2:54. HAif-miIe heat running
race, in 81. Hoynes dun &. Milky Way, l, L;
c. +. Casts ch. g. Prince Albert 2, z; best time
50 seconds. Thursday, October Z, match 500
Race, mile heats, between w. +. Coles bik. e
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The New YORK stock Market

The following the Openin. and 3:Ou p ia. prices
of the New York STOCK Marat to-day As reported oy
special wire al. II. Dodge. 0SS lo,h street.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

49, - = = = ~ A1O4AAys
$4,000 aoA 3 az s s~.. r sT q a
csts saaIss
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE, IN
AVA sums to sai at lowest rate q 'p HSrTznAs
sells Corner 10th and + streets northws4
Ss2ooSo-To LOAN
1900 ON REAL EsrArE
1000 lse11l rHos. E wAaeAMAn
NoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. IN
CHARLES W. HANDY.
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED REAL rs.
sasS aEe II EfS sf!fS 7ao goth
peal ESTATE COLLATERAL LOANS.
~ ~, Loans on Llie Insurance and other securities
Rsz sSssAsFs h
MoENIEEYYp To =. Loan y TO Amy AND NAVY o.
jy17sm = Ss3 + st. NV.
MONEY TO loan An,1 or LIFE INSURANCE
v1zsm JAMES E WAUGH VA
MONEY TO LOAN
AZ In sums to suit, ON approved Real Estate secur
alo 1906 ennsylvania ave.
estate security. FITCH, FOX 4 Brown,
90 1437 Pennsy wanna ave.
x 81 ES SSS t RATS 1Rs q sE 1ETEEFsr
THOs. J. FISHER & CO.,
se5 1924 st. NV.
MoNEY TO LOAN 9 ON REAL ESTATE AT
40. DASsSHowER son.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
~ Nv FIRsTGLAss SECURITIES at lowest rates OF
%hso 'e GR ssiaSlty EHG s NV
BUSINESS CHANCES.
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH A
paying S @s ssa s '1s KY ss
1IoR sALE-kEsTA URANT; DOING GOOD.
ply l2O6 ID ST., up 'tairs. se:H3;*
+ HAVE AN kXTRAORDINARY DEM AND FOR
y Houses in Georgetown botu For >aie, and For
mediatey to JOHN j. BOtiUt, kea. estate ana In
surance Agent, 1851 High 81. Georgetown. se2o-2w
L'OR SALE-BUT TWO SHORT SQUARES
T north Of ilol. twoslory brick; also two a,jon-
ing corner lots all containing 44SU feet ironing 55
feet on Delaware and feet on 81. north.
Only 90 o1O for entire property ground alone worth
more ore spsnaid Location for grocery Lasy terms
Sc se23-zw
I2AARMEi; c HAN E: For HOTEL OR LARGE
u
and IS literally patI ouIZed as it has been ior many
years. it aftorls good opportunity to any one de
sirOus OF entering into prOhtab business with small
camtaL Satisfactory REASONS given by owner for re-
W. o. DENIsoN Real Estate Agent.
se23-lm 8z3 st n. W.
NOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Il UNIMPRUVED.
Square zoos, 18th ana 18th, ID and n. e., 3Oc. Fl.
DO. 9ou, 18th and 18th, and IL n. e.; doc It
DO IL, lst, I'd, X and l. n.e., 5Uc. f.
Do. 10, .1,CUU IT,, North ST., bet. 18th and
18TH NV, 5Uc. IL.
Do. Sl2, lO,'su0 IT,, 4th and f me-, 45c. #.
Do. IIo. 30 Goo IT,. I'd, Bet + and G e.. 2Sc IT,
DO Io3, loUUU H.. 4tii bet. L and u Csc fl.
DO. CO.., $4,000 IL. iiaf ST. sw., l2c. fl.
IMPROVED.
West side l4th ST.. bet L V, 2OxloO; improved
by uew Brick store loom: - 800
West side 18th ST., bet. an u; improved by new
Erlck Store, LOS fl. 6xZO prlce -, 6tyO.
West slide l4lh st. bet u and W ZtbX 10. improved
10y new brick Store koom; price "a. 800
Terms 10 suit purchasers.
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
selSlm ol5 7th street.
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
4 Liable Western farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence
KAN Capital and surplus, S-JOOUO. Carefully Sc
iected lst Mortgage Farm Loans payable in y. Y.
Seven PEI cent Interest guaranteed Unrivallrd ia
ciities Absolute satisfaction years experience
No losses. Refer to Third National b. nix y. Y city
National bank, Lawrence KAN and hundreds Of in
VestoTs. tOr ful inioi nation call upon address
auz ."m* sHAFkL & RITTER. rederck. Nd.
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The American Yacht Apparently Out.
sailing the English built Cutter.

NEWPORT r. l.. Ger. 1.-The weather being
favorable, ft was decided 10 sail the match race
between the Sachem and the English bull cut
ter Miranda to-day. At $50 O'Clock the yachts
let the harbor and started tor the Block Island
course. The race TO be twenty miles windward
and return. The Miranda crossed the starting
iine at 1896 and the Sachem at 1O:5s. the lat
Ter holding the windward position. The wind
Is blowing 10 miles hour, with a heavy
sea.
The Sachem is sailing better than the NJ
tanua, and her sails working nnely. Tho
Mirshda has not yet set her main topsail. The
ulherence IN the starting time gives the Nil
randa three-quarters OF a mile advantage. The
S,,chem Is leading. Al ll:2o the yachts came
ABOUT, and the Sachem crossed the Miranda's
%" halt "A mile ahead. Al 1920 both yachts
were sailing Ia the windward toward the buoy.
Miranda's one
Al ll:2s both yachts tackled to the starboard,
ana II looked as IL the Sachem was two miles
ahead.
PASSING POINT JUDITH
Az i2:lo y. m, telegram received from
Keeper Knowles, at Point Judith, saying both
yachts were heading south. carrying working
opsalis. The Sachem passed the station at
Ii'4z, one anu hall miles ahead OF the Mi
rahua, ana half a mile Ia the windward. The
Is clear.
THE sAcHEM FAR To wINDwARD.
NEWfoRf Oct i, l:l2 pm.-BoIh yachts
lacked 10 southwark at 1888 The Sachem Is
ABOUT Two miles Ia wndward. The Miranda
LOOK In her loretopsail at l2:os. The wind is
Disk from the southwest aud the weather il
clear.
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FOR lighthouses.

VVO2 KENT-LAR8E BOARDING HOUSE OR
4 notel in Baltimore, ND. known as OPpenheim-
srsI north ast corner of Lombard aud Paca SITS:
~ .,,po par annum THOMAS HILL, Fayette and
81 Paul sts Bal imOre- Nd. ocl-3t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


@'U S, hENhISuNNY sIDE"-THREE MILES
= from Capitoi overiooking the city, al Benning's.
q T.; Close TO depot on b. & r. Il X; Communication
fire nve cents; time, ten minute; nea. cLurche,
schools stores and post Office eight acres nlneroOm
house ceilas large barn, stable. shea large humber
OF run and shade trees; exec lent water low RENT tn
good tenant Inquire A. J. CURTIS, Benning's ID G.
CcI-zt* - 80 ~
lSARM FOR SALE OR RENT-A FINE Farm
OF 100 ARES i'll Alexandria County for sac ar
All De retei u irssclass teuant: loo acres under
hne cultivation ba.ance in wood and; improved by
Located nile from Alexandria & Washington RaiIr
road miles from Washington For price Terms
rent, AID iul par.icu airs apply to-
A"coi@ HUFfY * Dl Err, 1901 + st. n "a
I.NUR RENT-A SMALL FA t1M WITHIN THREE
4 miles from this city. with dwelling of seven rooms
tenant house and Cutbuildings. Orchard, &c: renI
500 q year. Apply at JOHN w. BAK k.ts'S v2t Ia
ave. So -
ENOk SALE-A BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOME
- three miles rom this city. Baiiston. Va:
liz acres; nine-Ioom dwelling, cellar we'll sishie
huii, &c X A PHILLIPS, 142S New York ave
sell-im
ENOk SALE-AT TERRA GOTTA STATION ME-
II tropoiitan Branch X r, IS acres; 6ne Improve.
ments Also 80 acres In lots 10 suit HUFiY a
DYER. 1901 L 81. NV. seIoims
E>oR RENT-FARN OF ABOUT 100 ACRES
II near Ball CfosS Roads good brick residence OF
ten rooms, barns and outbudinys, fine fruit and
about two acres In grapes easy of Access tn cdfv.
BA h,srOW. 6l5 7th sln.w. sSA-im
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lNOk SALE-BR,CK DIV YELLING, ON 9TH ST.,
Il bet IL and sts n. w. three stories, with a two
pr0yements; price se.5OO Apply to owner, GOLD
SChhlD Oh sth ST. IL w. Se24-Zm
kN0R SALE - TWO DESIRABLE DWELLING
II Houses on NJ St. bet. 9th and 10th SITS n. W. brick
three stories, basement and ali modern improvements
ol2 18th ST. n. W. se24-1m
INOh SALE-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, Is
IL rooms. n. w. section; cheap ard on reasonable
terms nerdics pass the door. PARKER q TOWN
SEND l4lS Est se.3-l2t
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sci T. L. wAsNEE q Co. ga rmxx
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k'Ok RENI-H GRANT PLACE n w: TN
rooms and oa@ d; all modern improvements: new
aho mouse IL excellent condition: furniture
@" and for sale Call and examine or address r. q;
-c.a- ~. Na- se1S2w
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NOR F,NT-2I7G y. w. & ROOMS. KITCHEN
IL and hath room ard back yard: all modern i'm
proyements: good location; rent reasonable; pass
he t-tltT Lot
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E'OR RENT-330i ST. GEORG ETOWN THREE
= 30. ie, ana L. BTich, ten and bath Also
OSlO ST. I'VE sIo les. attic and basement Brick nile
IcJii- and bath; AL modern i'm proveuenGs in each
AID ;TEe yards exteLd = excellent
He4gnporhood Convenient 10 cars. markets schools
sar chETcheS healthy. DE- CRAGIN, 1923 bum
taItOn seIs-om
LrOk RkNT-FURNI2ED-NO. 1 DUPONT
II circle Until lately the house of Hon. ). =. Cox
MS mouse Is one OF the most beautifully situated
dwellings IN the city, has ali modern improvements
ahc III nrst-class condition For further information
Api4- 10 DCLANH & HITTING,
Real Estate Brokers
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STORES. Per Mo.
1910 Pn-w. SrtSdW9T. $50
4.S.j 9Th Sw. St&dw. 4r---2'i
SO 9th s.w.>tSdw.. ST-l6
AL l. ST., lT-......-...-.-....-.1
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Me- w.andS T. Per Mo.
1854 Il St s.w.. Sr----.....s35
zOl III St II. e., s. I'D .6r-2o
III 18th ST. Sw.. Ir-..--.-.lS
g. Md. ave. sw.. oil.
6ll e. 81. 5. W., 6r......--il
"a Myrtle St n e.. lrs---..-12
G3 Myrtle tn-e.,6rs------l2
a5I y. j. ave. Se., Ir----l2
/ and = alIev. bet Sd II
Am, IL d Lists ne, Alto
to r 1t. s.w.. 4T...-.........-lO
1928 4 1t. ne. 5r..---..S.2S
434 18th IT ne. ,4rs------S
Cor. I'd and | SITS. ne. 1r.-S
Az 18th St n.e., sT...-....S
..O1 y ST. 5. W.. 3r..--..-..6. 80
26 Z, erT's Court, bet In
K list. y 81 U SITS. ,3r--.....4
OFFICES. Per Mo.
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kNOR sALr-ONE TO FOUR NEW GROOM
II bricks, in south Washington cars. Price
81 500: only sou cash. balance $50 monthly. Also
two alley houses. northw est; only ez,l5O
W..lGHT e. BOLTON,
Eoto
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{Onsiensas} Locals.

The Washington Homin@ club has been or
eaniZed with the following officers: :. w.
Henry, president; y ii. BferetOn, vice presi-
dent; X. Il. Caverly, secretary; j. kaspar,
treasurer.
Fire yesterday in a One-StOry building on the
corner of 18th and l. streets southeast, OccTl-
pied as a grocery ana provision store by Joseph
Jenning, and owned by james Miller, was
caused by a boy lighting a cigarette and throw
ing the match on the floor near u coal oil can.
The stock destroyed and the damage to
the building was about 500
Officer RedgraVe took To the first precinct sta
ton yesterday dead infant, which was found
near the Y street canal bridge.
J. Shlilington sends st. Nicholas for April.
l.. F. Smith, OF New York, admitted to
the bar OF the District to-day.
The case OF George MantZ, charged with as
saulting Jennie JaviDs. was dismissed in the
Police Court this morning.
The members of Kit Carson Post, No - c.
"A r., celebrated the nineteenth anniversary of
the post last evening with camp fire III the
National Rifles arInOry.
At "a meeting last evening of the Grand
Lodge the report of the joint committee
OF the Grand Lodge and Grand Enc mp
ment, i. - q. F., We're discussed for Sc
curing the location here of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge. Owing 10 the cutting through OF a street
In Baltimore upon which the building OF the
Sovereign Grand Lodge il situated. that body
Is looking for accommodations elsewhere.
Mary Curtis, cO!OTed pleaded guilty in
The Police Court to-day To- two cases OF petit
larceny and was sentenced to four months in
iail
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Affairs in Rock willie. Nd.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, MD. Marcel

= correspondence q IFtE FNENINtI STAR
ROCKVILLE, MD., March "a.
The following guests have taken board for
the summer at the ''Corcoran,H in this town:
Major Thomas =. Morgan and family, Miss
Maria Waugh, Mrs. Powell and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. John SEWER, all o. Washington, ID. c.;
Mrs. Riley, Savannah, Ga; Mrs Douglass Clop-
per. Gaithersburg: Misses Helen Laird and Hen
rletta Dunlop. OF Montgomery county.
Miss Rose V Griffith, OF this place. will take
charge OF the second assistants position in the
vice Miss - j. v mite. who leaves Tor the
Round Valley Indian reservation. California.
ON April 9TH. accompanied by Misses Katie
BraddOck, OF Rockville, and Annie l.. BCor-
lnan, of Jersey City. e. J. W.
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q A T A R R HI

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SONS. etc, called SANFORDS RADICAL CURE for
the immediate relief and permanent cure of every
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Loss Of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough and Ca
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ing Of one bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Sol
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POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
Boston.
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Il MUST GIVE UP, cannot bear this PAIN ache
all over and nothing try does me any good" Back
ache. Weakness, Uterine Pains, Soreness Lameness
Hacking Cough, Pleurisy and Chest pains cured by
that new, original and elegant antdote pain and in
fammation the CUTICURA ANTIPAIN PLASTER
Especially adapted to ledes by of its delicate
odor and gentle medicinal action. At Druggists Csc.
five for $1OO. Mailed free by
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.,
NILS BOSTON
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924 SEVENTH ST.. n. w.

TODAY YOU CAN BUY BARGAINS IN MEMS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SAMPLE SUITS. OUR
GOODS ARE MADE TO LAST AND FROM THE
BEST BROADWAY HOUSES; AND WE SAVE
YOU FROM 80 To 40 PER CENT ON ALL THE
GOODS YOU BUY OF Us WE HAVE ABOUT A
HUNDRED MEMS SUITS MADE IN REGULAR
CUSTOM STYLE AT LESS THAN HALF THE
PHO IHEI WOULD COST YOU IN NEW
YORK We WANT To SELL THEM, AND THE
Low PRICE WILL Do IT SEVEN MORE OF TIL
ftiINiE ALBEltT COAT. SOLD FOR SIS, Now
st; SIZES 33 10 81. WE HAVE A LOT OF
BLACh Cloth COATS AT JUST HALF-PRICE
BJAS' and CliILDki-N'S SUITS MADE OF THE;
Btl>i tIOIIIs AT NEARLY HALF-PRICE IF
nOI WAST GOOD GOODS AT Low PRICES
tOAik Al ONO To Till. GREAT "a LIZ OF SAM
PIE tItiHlNG AT 914 TTH STREET n w
EEIN EN- AND MA@SACHUSETTS AVENUE
BAlaiAiNS FOR YOU Al THIS SAMPLE SALE
THE Bt@oI WEARING GOODS YOU EVER
BntSHI FOR IuE PR. L. THIRTY CHI
DRI.N-S SUITS. FORMER PRICE IS, 81 AND So
NOW $50 AGES j. To ) YEARS. REMEMB EK
80 9TH STREET. GREAT SAMPLE SALE OF
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDKEN'S CLOTHING.
mi
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New BLACK DREss FABRrcs

Nrw BLACK Dnpss FABRrca
sEAToN PERRY,
HAS NOW OPEN HIS ENTIRE TMPoRTATION''
OF BLACK AND MOURNING DRESS GOODS
FOR 'fSPRING AND SUMMER" COMPRISING
Air. AL THE AZ NEW NEW, AND DESIRABLE TEX
TUKES IN PURE SILK, ALL WOOL AND
SILK AZ, AMP WOOL ALL SILK VELVET
MOURNING GRENADINES
BEADED GRENADINES,
CREPE DE CHINE, n
PRIEsTLEYs CELEBRATED MoURNiNG
,,,,,n,, FABRICS. EMBRACING. VIZ:
IMPERIAL SERGES
PRINCETTA CLOTHS,
NUNS VEILINGS,
+yPINs FRENCH BLACK GOODS:
~ LiSoTTE CLOTHS.
TAMISE CLOTHS, CAsHMERFs.
CANVAS CLOTHS, CHEVIOTS
NOVELTIES 1,1 FEN, IN EXAMINES. BouCLE AND
CoURTAuLp,s CELEBRATED ENGLISH GRAPES
AND Wells
BLACK MOURNING SILKS. BLACK suRAH
TREFOUSSE PERINOTS KID GLOVES
NEW MOURNING PARASOLS SUN UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES
NEM 1MPORTED BLACK JERSEYS FROM 81. so
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street.
EstaDl1shed 1910. mh2O
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$50 OF " yE m Il e kNf r. eSs
$50 81 I gyy EN- EE N NH ERR Rs ssss 8
eSSS 90 UU " FERN Mn 4 RSSSS

$50 90 UU EERN mn 'ss'-
.l21sc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for Sc.
3 for 25c. Linen Collars for 4 for 25c.
l212c. 3ply Linen Cats for 1Oc
s2ic syds Tcu ui s'Is ai iD for 1sc
Sc e'si M hasit V ve eHs for tS' &c.
10 per cent off Laces.
SID 'MikadO" Parasols. for S1315.
ssc ssb HmoTsa Covers iST Csc
81 25 Silk sun Umbrellas for Sl.13
Isl 25 9 Button Undressed Kid Gloves 73c
sc Rus:on Castor :t M sies 7s s'
Csc. 4 Button Undressed Kid Gloves 59c.
2:5c. l..sle Thread Gloves for 21c.
SSc. Gauze Fans for 75c.
19c Fans, all styles, for 13c.
Ostrich CHI Feather Fiss G Fans for for s1.es
l9c. Jeweiry all styles, for 13c.
*25c. Jewelry. all Styles for l9c.
49c. Jewelry, all styles for ;S9c.
Csc Csc J HaS,eL all styles, for SIC
4sc. Pocketbooks, all styles, for soc
9sc. Pocketbooks all styles, for SAC.
25c. satches tor 22c.
44c. Satchels, all styles, for soc.
1sc. Satchels all Styles for Sac
Six S sna satn SASS sss rs sas for Csc
44c. Ostrich Feather Tips for aec
10 1911 per er' cent off ffi Trimming gs A''
10 per cent off Buttons.
*Best Note Paper &C. quire
"A sheets Paper; "a Envelopes in fancy boxes for
44c Fancy English giiRe Hose sef for :? Soc &C.
ssc. spun SIX Hose for SOC.
25c. Merino Vests for 23c.
4Sc. MerinO Underwear for 44c
m nIense Hsr snsties for for Ss
Boo. Double width Aprons for 27c
s4ss English ;gis Jersey ssy. Jackets: ssss.
SOC. Muslin Night Gowns 44c
gSc Cambria Gowns for 79c.
Csc Embroidered Chemises for 55c
$3.50. Corset Covers, all styles, SIC
ST. Is French Handmade Skirts 95c
9Sc French Hand-made Chemses. 75c.
Lubins Atkinsons Extracts, BIC. o.
Large Bottle EFT Florida so Water .Ht 90 sSc
*Manicure Sets, 17c:; Necessaries, 29c
*23c. Penknives, all styles, for l0c
AllSk Garter Elastic. best, 23c. yard,
CHILDREN's
SC: Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for4c
81. 10 Childs Merino Cioaks 81. Is.
*$l.35 Infants Nainsook Slips CSC
GENTLEMEN's
ass ssss c EHSs1 f 81 HS Ssve $50 for &c.,
15c. Pure Linen HdkEi for 12lac.
H25c. Satin-Iined Scarfs for l9c
4Sc. Scarfs, all Styles for 39c.
f25c. Silk Embroidered Suspenders 1Qc
25c. Apply Linen Cuffs for 19c.
15c. ply Linen Collars for lie
SIC. "Palais Royal Dress Shirts 70c
73c. Fancy Night Shirts Csc
Doc Spring Weight Underwear for Gle
SOC Jean Drawers for 42c.
| SOC Bal. Underwear for 42c
| So BuckhOrn Handle Canes for 81 40
| $1.S5 Gloria Cloth Umbrellas 81 fs9
| S2.25 Twill Silk Umbrellas for ST 9S
S2:!5 STERLING SILVER Handle Umbrellas S258
*$2.9S 14-karat Gold-top Umbrellas So 80
| a5Call early or late to avoid the crowd "a
| Asstore opens at am. Closes at pm. sharp. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25
HARD WooDs

1T TAKES YEARS To ACCUMULATE
DRY. PRIME SELECT STOCK OF HARD
WOODS. SUCH AS WE WILL PRESENT FOR
SALE JANUARY 1ST. 1885, 1T TAKES FOUR
OR FIVE YEARS FOR SUCH LUMBER TO SEA.
son. AND THEN WE HAVE TO SEARCH FROM
MAINE TO CALIFORNIA TO FIND THE
CHOICEST GRADES
We HAVE BEEN QUIETLY AT WORK SINCE
1850 ACCUMULATING SUCH LUMBER AND
OF THE MOST SELECT HARD WOODS IN
WASHINGTON
WILLET & LIBBEY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

TURKISH RUGs and mats, Persian silver
bronze and BettShazZa cups and vases at 20 10
50 per cent less than New York prices. Moses
IL SON, Ith and +.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-25

THE WONDERFUL HUNGARIAN Gypsy BAND
(original) at Congregational church next Satur-
day evening. Seats at Ellis music store,