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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
Live STOCK markets,

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 18.--Livo Stock Iudl
Gator reports. Cattle receipts 2blb; shipments
1881 fat weak, bal0c lower; butchers stiff and
stronger. shade higher, stockers and feeders
mon 10 medium So 30a3 %; stockers 81 25a
! 49, feeders s. s0@3 80; grass range steer
So 2563 ~. Hogs, receipts, 1850; ahlpments
6ss; steady and 4n5c sheep, receipts none
shipment none; market quiet; good to choice
So 50GS 90 common 81 50a2 20
ST. LOUIS. MO-, Sept l3.--Cattle, receipt 1850
shipments 800; market active and stronger
good 70 choice shipping 81 b0a4 80; common
10 fair S. GDai 20; butchers steers u bOnt %
cows and heifers 81 2od3 80; Tcxns and Indiani
81 26aS co. Bogs, receipts 1907; shipments
400 active and 90 higher; 81 O0ab 90 Sheep
receipts 400; shipments 300; steady Ut " 2oa
90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. l3,--Tho Droyers' journal
reports Cattle receipts 900 shipments 1907
generally steady fairly nctivei shipping steers
So l0a5 Boz stockers and feeders " 0O4s 90
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 2b@i 5Oi Dult " Ooa
GO; throgga Texas cattle, cows s. OOa2 So
steers 81 e043 10; Western rangers
weak and unchanged in price; aaes OF
Dakota IS 20; DAk0ta. Texans, s. 20; wyoming
bait breeds % 60; hebraska 81 10; Montana
market active and bchigher; 81 5ta6 90 sheep
receipts 300; shipments lac0; market active
patiyes 81 B0Gl 90, Western 81 15MB %, Texant
ST 75ag 10; lambs 50 504i IS.
NEW YORK, Sept l3.- Reeves Receipts, I'm
cludinR 90 carloads for exploration, $40 head,
making $3.50 for tho week; market opened nfm,
but weakened long before The fniah and closed
dull and lower; native steers cold rs ~ OO00 byi
Texas and Colorado do s. 50A45 3, ana " W
was refused for 30 car lOhds Of good corn fed
arrivals, must be carried over, sheep snd
lambs-Reeeipts 1890, making Ayoo0 Tor ne
week. dymer and fairly active; extremes " ~
IA 62g for sheep and 81 75a0 70 for lambs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

!2bc; May $4,000 Lice, Olosod loc
Pork active, market strong and higher
sii a7K. closed at sli 22s@ii g5; November
$40 72R@li %, closed at 81 O0all on, Lard
steady; cash So 20; September 81 20d7 22jS
closed at 81 2ci october So 60; November
50 A.. Short rib sides atrong; cash 81 IS.
Boxed meats firm; dry salted shoulders So 1917
q6 %; short clear sides " 25aT 80. Whisky
firm at 81 10.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. ls,--FIour steady,
Corn dun weak and lower; mixed 4sc; white
400 yellow Ole. OAts-Choico We tern 33h aslc.
Hes. products strong and higher pork
81 30. Lard, refined tierce 81 % bulk
meats, shoulders 50 %; long clear and clear rib
81 37JS. Bacon, shoulders 81 20 long clear and
clear rib s. &c. Choice sugar cured oanyased
hams SlS GOALS rs Whisky steady.
Coffee very lrm and holders asking
higher prices; Rio, cargoes and common
10 prime sAmllAc. Rice In good demand
Cotton. seed products scarce and firm; prime
crude oil, delivered, 25a26c; summer yellow oil
I. o. b Ssas9ci cake and meal $40 5000 90 per
long ton, T. o, b. Sugar quiet but steady; primo
9.10c; good. fair 10 fully fair bA@7 l.l6ci fair
exc; common TO good common th@thc;
Inferior 3katkc MolasBes nominal. Clearing
OF the banks S7l5,736.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
GENERAL MARKETS.
Prodnce and ProviaIons.

KANSAS LITY, Mo-, Sept. l3.--Wheat steady
No. 2 red cash aud october nominal hosem
Der GIG bid, Corn steady; No. cash 9t4o
bid; october 35Q3g l<cs November sc Do, Vhsa
nominal; 2li4c bid for cash.
ST. LOUIS, NO. sept l5.-flour sleaey uh ~
changed xxx 81 500! 40; family - ooas -
choice s. l5I3 %; fancy s. -, extra ieney
S. 7Od3 30; patents ~ COOS A. nnehl
notlve about steaayi opened firm HGAc pet.
ter; weakened soon afterwards. fell on aNAcl
ruled dull until near the close when. there whs
a sharp rally and the market closed nrm anu
KaLo higher than Saturday. NO red chth
sGXc. October 77k@77s6c, closing IKE mo-
v.nlber 7ggfaf9Kc, closing 79hc; May gOUMhci
ciosiny aJso Corn active; generally nrm,
eioaine "a &c higher; No. mixed cash o14c
Senienber 81 ifc bid October 86H AL 10, clohing
af "a. November 378a3skc, cloeing 5e,fc May
I5it N Ne closing 43 v. Osts duh cot arm, "a
He.higher. No.2 mixed cash 70 = q Ho4c jeeptem
49, qffIe nd; October 25Hc bid November
Seac nd. May SIC Corn meal easy 81 ~ 70.
Wkiskv nrrn al 81 10. Wool steady and IN
changed. proyleions fairly active AZ SATURDAY .
sdvancs Pork hrm al 81 70. LAr1 steady AZ
"a 7S Balk meats steady nnd uncnAneeo
naeon strong, long clear s ofh ~ shoft
Iibs S s7g; short clear y esH4s TO- Mans
nrm 81 lgkal53fc. 49,. .,tot and
0uIokoo, ILL, Sept lS.-flour quiet hno
ann wheat quiet but closed stronger ssp-
teEber 1855 75c. closed l5Nei Octege6 w, W.
S57@e. closed II 5-l6c; November y w
~ s.Igc. closed 79He; May sgasbhc, ciosea
egle Corn shade ationgeri oa sI
sate: September t9saSsAtt si ,
go October 40 7.l6Ate ll-ipcl esossS
90 i Ice; November Il s.ic@E<e' e'O@ee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

kci Louisiana <yanniates -,,..
'ses choice white. lie: Ioui.is,. 'sAnu.ra A.
blcn, Louisiana 81, S6,sc o. 70
az sSynUAIRN-We quote Young ch,cAon. 49,,
"a "Rcr 90, olohens, 81 7sa20o; tnrfeys' co. =
MHlski--ReciInej 81 i0Si "a a. No. -.
~. i nssn, two year old 81 6oal 10: ftnres
sl ea 9io y soas 20; fancy, extra old mhistv.
=, WO0L--we quote. Tre,ve. ,nons,., "a.
light, lne aud medium, iea9n,. 6ne sss,, vnp;
iy sssl !. eloc six months, light due medinm'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
onvsstoa.

GALVESTON. TEX. sept. is.--oot'op- Spot
closed quiet. - -
Ordinary exc; GOOD ordinary 74ci low
middling sfc; middllng b1ci good mlounhB
9tfc; middling fair ll.l6c.
GROSS receipts, bl09.
Sales BIS
Exports, none,
Shipments coastwise, s,iO5
Stock 23, 0gA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

lace is haggard, the cheek
A ne form lank and debilitated,
,sselades he is the victim Of a
.u mysterious disease; when
a ns!a is, his digestive organs
NJ s,laer, II he would use DR.. j..
,la strengthening Cordial and
ssl, ne would look as well aud
,.s ,y as the healthiest of us; he
~ up, yitalizing, that is all,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept is.-Money on call LOANED
rom rom e91 per cent closing at 5.s per cent /:
prime mercantile paper l9S per cent, sterling
exshhnse quiet hut steady Al "a sisg ~, s,,,,
days bills; and 81 siH for demand. wv sky
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
conon.

RIO DIX JAEIKRo, Sept ls--CoHee, regular
arst. ass reis per 10 kilos, good second,
1850 reis Receipts during the week, a.
bnRe Purchases for the United btaics, 49,
600 bAgs. Clearances for the United htktes,
10000. stock lsiOW Dags.
SANTOS Sept. u --Uohee-- Reccipia during
the week, 1000 bags. ClearnEces for the
United states, 1000. Stock, 5000 bags,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

LIVERPOOL, Sept. IS -Cotton-spot closed
fair.
Ordinary 4iSd; good ordinary 43sd; low
middling l5.16d; nlddling uplhnds S.l6di
middllug orleans 0kd
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
New orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 49,. uotton-spot
firm.
ordinary, 7kc; low middling, S7.i6c; mid.
ding, SIC; good middling, 9kc; middling
| fair, LOG; fair l0s{c.
Sales 600 bales
I Futures opened quiet but steady, ruled dull
and closing steady and quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-Cotton--Spot closed
q let, 3l6o lower Tor medium grades.
Sales, 500
Ordinary 8 49, l6c; good ordinary Sc; low mid
ding 8 l8-l6o; middling exc; good middling
3 l3.l6c; fair middling l0Hc.
Futures closed quiet, 70 points higher
lei. %
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
= Brothers Drowned.

salette.
AocE, ARK, Sept. lS.-Henry
70 Hoasinger, brothers, aged
'TPectively, were drowned at
yesterday in a pond near their
miles from town. The
y cramps and the elder swan
Hta both persisted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
Died.

Died.
~ MT TEX, Sept. lS.--Mrs.
q W. A. T. Murry, a we'll
4, 'oox man of Dallas, now a
-utseryman OF this county,
I ha'ng. She had been married
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
T'7' SECURED fe services q gentleman q thirty
PRODUCE BUSINESS /!

and shall give that line particular hereafter for
ng all goods eSledhou building with cellar in
store pshabe goods with
all the markets IN his line feel safe that
lowe" prices than have ever before been offered
regular and will
thing else IN line that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

'ln' Hay and Seed.
d wv prepared to furnish in
/. , .lied all kinds Of seed, grain
''Eest market prices.
w. F, PATTERSON,
.se.e,., Fort Worth, Tex.
prices for car lots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
EN0LIaH cnNa.,Ia


100 ll-lb for money. 'oi 0onso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

IUITON MANhEIN,
Heosipto ut All United states Ports.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14

s,., So n.in St.. LOUISVILLE. NJ.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
II. Il o. and Jersey Central.

THE NEW TRAFFIC AGREEMENT FOR 800 YEARS
THE TERMINALS ON STATEN ISLAND
At meeting in Philadelphia Wednesday of
the Jersey Central railroad company the joint
trafnc contract between that road and the
baltimore and Ohio was formally approved.
Inc new agreement recognizes the one already
existing between the B. and o. and the Reading
road and under Its provisions the Jersey Cen.
tral, Reading and b. & o. lines will be operated
as one road. The Central agrees TO interpose no
objections TO the construction OF the bridge over
the Arthur Kill TO Staten Island, where the
baltimore and Ohio's terminals are to be
located. The IL. and U. also mad the right to
DO all the business-passenger, express and
irei2ht,oVer the staten Island line. 1t Is agreed
however, ON lhe part of the Baltimore and Ohio
That IL Will not divert its freight business to
Staten Island until after the expiration OF two
years, and that IL will not divert its passenger
and express business until after six years The
D. and O Will exercise the pleasure after these
limits OF time have expired whether il will con-
lnue 10 use the Jersey Central terminals at
Jersey C1ty or not. In return tor privileges de-
rived through the agreement the Baltimore and
Ohio pledges Itself to abandon the idea of build
ing an independent road from Bound Brook to
staten Island sound. From Bound Brook TO
Elizabeth the Jersey Central tracks will be
USED. IL Will be necessary for the b. and O. TO
begin building a road, starting somewhere In
the neignborhood of Elizabeth, two miles from
the sound, III order that the proper elevation
may he reached at the bridge. The jersey Cen
trai, however, is assured OF the haul from Bound
Brook To Elizabeth, ~ distance OF about twenty
miles, ON all the Baltimore and Ohio traffic
forever. The settlements are to be made on the
pro rata basis. Tue contract Is to continue tor
$50 years.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Alexandria AHaiPa.

b-porteti lHE EVENING STAR
STREET IMPROVEMENTS. That portion of
Queen street which crosses the valley of the old
creek that once ran from about the Marshall
ana Ohio shops Is now, after 1876 years use AS a
thoroughfare, to be paved early in Septemb ber
BIDS Tor the work will be opened on the ? st
instant The upper portion of the creek which
had the Royal George tavern Oh one side and
Gen. Washington town house and the EMS
copai Chapel of Ease on the other, was filled up
at an early date, but even i'll 1918 Cameron
street crossed mt street on bridge. The old
theater Liberty hall) was, however built on
the east bank earl lii the present century,
and causeway made across it on Queen street
Out the old hollow back of the theater remained
until 1852 The hollow beyond Queen street
Is yet not quite filled up, and the marsh
beyond Princess street remains little CHANGED
from Its original condition. 1t is the water
which formerly passed into this creek which
now Hoods Pitt street north, and has given SO
lnuch trouble in the arrangement OF the Prin.
cess street sewer.
NOTES.-Cien. Custis Lee has haan on q ,,,s,.
10 his brother, Gen. W. IL +. Lee at Ravens.
worth, near this city, but left for home to-day
Capt Pettys house, on King and Union
streets, has been robbed Of a gold watch and
some - In cash.-rhe hands at the shin va rd
are employed on the repairs OF the SCHOONER
CIara =. Siinpson.-The finance com mittee
mas ordered the collector to receive no more
corporation notes tor taxes.-Mr. w. C. Duck.
feh mas, at his store on King street. a cucum-
per- IN the middle OF which, when pulled from
the vine, u gold bangle was found imbedded
The steamer John Gibson and the schooner
Cora Mckinney collided Thursday OH Indian
HEAD lhe schooner was somewhat injured
Dut continued her vOyage.-Mr, Henry Wfldt
has returned from Geneva, NY.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Affairs in West washtuxtou

A QUARREL OVER BASE BALL RESULTS IN A
BROKEN ARM. = This morning about 1880
O'Clock, at tine foot of 3Oth street, two boys
John Small and William Wise. aged about 8
the quarrel resulted in fight, during which
Wise threw Small to the ground breaking his
left arm. Drs. keinschmidt and Mayfeld rem
dered surgical aid and the boy was taken to his
home.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
About midnight last night Georgiana Batson, a
young cOlored woman, was arrested on two
charges OF assault and battery, and was locked
up at the police station. Shortly afterwards
Station Keeper Boss discovered the prisoner
hanglng to the top grating of a cell door by q
portion OF her skirt fastened around her neck
She was cut down and again tried to commit
suicide, but was unsuccessful. GeorCiana was
taken TO the Police Court this morning where
she pleaded guilty to charge OF profanity, and
was fined So.
rived with 1000 bushels of wheat and 900
of corn for Hartley Bros.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS. - William IOuis
Schiey lodge, No. L. last night elected the fol-
lowing ofncers to fll unexpired terms: Charles
"A Iay ne, worthy master; j. Schpnthal, junior
master, and II. August Wagner, conductor
BASE BALL.-The Columbias met and de-
Iealed the Olympics yesterday afternoon at
olympic Park, before a good sized audience by
a score OF l3 To Z. Barr, Wise, Evers and Joy
played for the COlumbiais.
FRUSTRATED BY HEAT-William Rrown q
colored man, was Frustrated by the heat while
working at Wheatley's wharf yesterday after.
noon.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature 10: con-
dltion, 2S. Receiving reservoir, temperature
as; condition at north connection 90 south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
Perature, 80; condition at intiuent gatehouse
so; efhuent gatehouse, SO.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Base Ban Yesterday.

PHILADELPHIANS CAPTURE THE NATIONALS,
NINE TO ONE.
The Nationals were taken into camp at Phil
adelphia yesterday TO the tune of 3 to L. Hines
and Baker were the only members OF the
Nationals who succeeded in getting a hit Off
Casey. The former sent the ball over the fence
for home run ana prevented a shut out.
Games elsewhere: At Boston-New York, g.;
Boston, L. At DE etroit-DetrOit, d; Kansas City,
=. Al Chicago-Chieago, IL; st. Louis, 2. AT
MISUNDERSTANDING, .; Athletic, 4. At Cincin-
nati-Cincinnati, 10; Metropolitan, 3. At Louis
yiile-Louisville, %; Brooklyn, IL. AT st.
Loui5-Browns, 49, Baltimore, L.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Condensed Locals.

Last night the son of United States Senator
complained to one of Lieut.. Arnoid's officers
that be had been robbed by one of his friends,
but investigation proved that he had been
drinking, and his companions had taken his
money Tor safe keeping.
The Columbia boat club gave one of its
pleasant hops last night A large number OF
young people spent the evening dancing.
lhOse VINO leave the city during the summer
can nave The STAR mailed to them for any
length OF time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Riding on the Roller Coaster.

NEwSBoYS AS GUESTS.
Mr.. Moxley treated the Washington news
boys to a ride on the "roler coaster" at Athletic
park, yesterday. The ladies of the Newsboys'
Aid society were in charge of the boys. over
four hundred little fellows joined in the sport,
and as the cars went rushing down the track,
wild cheers expressed their delight. 1t took
fourteen seconds for the car 10 get around the
track. About five seconds was enough time to
NIL the car again. A long line of boys eagerly
awaited their turn, and the car kept spinning,
while the band played and the boys laughed
and shouted. Occasionally a hat would go up
In the air and the boy would hold his hair on
for the rest OF the trip. The boys gave full swing
TO their enjoyment. Once or twice the lady
managers went around. The orphans will be
given a ride soon.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
amuSeu,en,S To.Nt~b,

AmuSemenlS To. Might.
ALBAUGH's.-"The Queens Lace Handker-
Chief"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-i5ths street and Ohio
avenue.
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller coaster,
Evening star., 1886-08-13

GnEAr MARX Dows liz Goops
Our Crescent shirt made of good ton and fine
Linen Bosoms, reinforced. and made with the patent
stays, only 5Sc. Our Invincibe shirt. made of " am
sutta cotton and extra fine Linen Bosoms Made ina
the best manner, only S5 cents. Percale shirts, 2
Coiiars and Guns DO cents. Closing a LOT of 20
dozen Suspenders, al IL cents cheap at % cents &
open work Lace Shirts for 80 cts regular price 30
each. pairs French Cnbleached Socks full regular
made. 81. All the latest styles Linen Collars 81 80
per dozen Six Finest Dress shirts made to order lor
80; perfect tt guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
je24 1902 STPEET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1886-08-13
IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS
SEATON PERRY,

sEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,
FULL BLEACHED IRISH AND GERMAN TARI.E
LINENS, FROM S5c To - 20 PER YARD
HALF-BLEACHED BARNSLEY TABLE LINENS
FROM 40c. TO $l.25 4 YARD
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN HUCEaRaCK
p0wElS FROM l2iac TO 81 EACH.
To Sl5 PER DOZEN. W
FRENCH AND GERMAN LINEN NAPKINS
DOILEIS AND TRAY CLOTHS
JOHN ~ BROWN & SONS IRISH LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS ALL wTnTUS
AND LENGTHS, WITH a. Il AND "a sou ARE
NAPKINS TO MATCH.
NEW GLASS LINENS, CRASHES AND KNIFE
CLOTHS.
81 WIDE TABLE CANTON AT &c ANpsl.a5.
COMPLETE STOCK or BELGIAN PILLOW AND
SHEE1ING LINENS. ALL WIDTHS AND
QUALITIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON.
TURKISH TOWELS, MAkSEILLIS QUILTS
SUMNER BLANkErS, FROM 81 To $40 PER
PAIR "
CLOSING PRICES" ON PARAsoLs. EMBRorD-
SUMNER S.LkS
'SPECi AL INDICTMENTS" IN WHITE GOODS
EMBLoiDERED SWISS MUSLINS A \ ID
LINEN LAWNS
"NONELTIES" IN HAIR LINE STRIPED ALL
WOOL FRENCH ~EI.GhS
PER YARD. WV
- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRIcES
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING.
Established 1870 AM
Evening star., 1886-08-13

SIZE EADvERTISEMENT-Star and Post papers;
also, special prices in City Items, this paper.
Entire stock must be closed out.
y. L. METZGER & Bro,
All -th st m VI
Evening star., 1886-08-13
DRY GOODS.
SUMNER Day Goops.

We are determined TO reduce our stock of Summer
Wash Fabrics. and in order TO do so we will offer all
who may favor with call extra bargains for the
next ffteeu days
Besutifal styles in yard-widc BATIsTE Former
price, l2c. now easc.
Figured Plaid oRGANDIRs. reduced from l5c.
to lOc
BATIsTE In tinted grounds reduced 10 loc
All OF our Dress GtNGHAMs reduced to SAC
Crinkie sEERsUCKERs loc. Ice.
Very best yard-wide LAWNS reduced to ,isc.
LINENS. TIC &C., si.c. llc l2c.
'H-NCH oRaANDIEs reduced from is and 2oc
T. ->-2c.
DOME'TIC SATINS. lOc. One case SHIFTING
PRINTS. 4izc. Af-ltnen TABLE pAMASK % ,h
80. 45c. Ladies' and Gents GAUzE UNDERWEAR
at cost
We will be ready to show splendid lire of CARPETS
and 0ilcloths by September lst
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO..
au1 636 Pennsylvania ave. south side NV
Evening star., 1886-08-13

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tus doubled In 1883 Media has seven churches and
new crcas1 or al
dress the PRINCIPAL and Proprietor sWITHiN C.
Pa Pr,ncipai Riggs House. Tuesday. Xusss. M i7sa
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Evening star., 1886-08-13

$685. WALNUT CASE-sEAT Dinlng-room
Chairs; Childrens Rockers and High Chairs, As
cts; q Kitchen Chairs. 81. VIM. ii. Dunn, 311
9Th st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
S24.5O, S24. so ANTIQUE ASH. All the rage
Vim. III. Dunns, 311 9Th ST. NV.

NEW YORK SHOE HOUSE will be opened to-
morrow Saturday by y. SommerS, formerly
Gil Pennsylvania ave. Thanking the public
for their past favors, and wishes a continuation
OF their trade. NEW YORK SHOE HOUSE,
SOL 9TH ST., cor OF Z.
See advertisement in City Items.
$3.50 LARGE WALNUT WARDROBEs. 1880
Vim. III. Dunns, 81 9Th st. NV.
S35.OO WILL Buy a solid walnut marble-top
Chamber Suite. VIM. III. Dunn's 81 7th ST
E.W.
Evening star., 1886-08-13
Mems and Boys PeFcale Shirts. soc. vi
at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt depot, 7th and II.

Just in Order to entirely close out our
stock, Java and Mocha Coffee 25c. per pound,
@ Ghe cost @ OF each:l hest white Rio Coffee, 1ec;;
Japan, Oolong and Gunpowder Tea reduced to
5Oc pound, which makes it the best in the
world for the money. Chocolate SIC per
pound. Our pure Old Rye Whisky, years old,
at 81. SO per gallon; nothing like 1t to be found.
Blackberry Brandy, 65c. u bottle ian elegant
artice) Fine Table Caret, Csc. q bottle. A
quart bottle fine old whisky for s5c. Malt
Whisky at reduced price. Fresh Camphor,
29c pound. Toilet Soap very cheap.
N. T. METZGER Bro,
i AIT 7th St. NV.
Evening star., 1886-08-13

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
723 18th ST. n. w.,
VIII be open all summer. Great reduction In prices
tor summer
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