davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1888
MINED AND CONFUSED.

The confusion that involves the
brains of politicians i'm regard TO oui
tariff policy, has now extended tu
the head covering and rival purti-
sans ARE asking what kind Of hat
they should wear. In both cases
thcrc II "a distinction without II diff
ference. Until that unfortunate
declaration In the Chicago platform,
which offered the country free whis-
ky rather than "thc surrender of
any part of our protective system, -
the difference between republican
and democrat on the taxation of
foreign imports was more imaginary
than real, As Gen. Hancock blum
dcringly stated in his letter, the tariff
was local issue. In commercial
cities, such us New York and Boston,
and neutrality-suspicious. states, low
tariff was the dcmaud by voters of
both parties while manufacturing
communities, supposing commercial
exclusion brought high wages and
liboml profits. advocated protection
us their surc.t gucrdon. But the
leading statesmen and Rnanciers
Grant, Hayes, Arthur, Folrcr Me
Culloch and others whose views
comprrhcudcd the interest of the
entire country, lost mo- opportunity
tu urge upun CONGRESS "A revision of
the tariff "in the direction of de- .
crcuslug the cost of the nccc-saries
of life and of supplying American
worhmcu with European raw mate /
rinl- for manufacture"
Between the two parties, we say, |
the difference of sentiment was SO
slight that the uriT question had /
ceased 10 hc au issue. But two or
three feather brains in the commit /
tee ON resolutions, thinking 20 dis
tnguish themselves 10y bringing iu
something new, formulated that uu-
arvhistic saying, 1--WE favor the en-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
a urr ru,r por,>r woUN.

The thicago lutvr-Ocean, which
may be callrd the Journalistic high
priest of the high tariff party, puts
lts side ot the question thus briefly ,
II protection wvrc dv,igucd to en-
uvh few at thc vApen~y of thc
many, the dvmocmt,c party would
have rspou>,si it when it c>p0us 4
slavery the nrpublican party would
have dcslnNod Il when h DESTROYED
slavery, The prosperity uf the
manufactures is, in Wpublicsu cOu-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
win Remain Another Week.

Mrs, DePHus will remain another
week i'm Salem, and can bc consult
ed during the day at Mrs. Riely's,
High street All persons desirous
of entering the class next Monday
will make early application. Private
instructions, II desired. Consulta-
tion free. An interested in what
Christian Science teaches are invit-
ed 70 a "parlor TALK on sunday, at
o p. M, AT the residence of Mrs. Asa
McCUlly. S-a5-l-w.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

"Dauicl."
"Nes, sire"
81 see that a New York paper o.
ftrs prize of So for the best orr
ginal Joke sent in"
And docs your weightineSs in
tend Ia compete"'
well, | might, have evolved
several pretty good jokes in my
time Daniel. %
THAT Is true, ,sire You might send
one ot your Justly celebrated decla-
nations of fidelity 10 civil service re-
form. '-Pittshurg Chronicle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

lNEmuErN Is the defense set up
for many IN deeds, the promptings
of rum generally being to violence
and fraud, but now a new excuse
is made to DO duty, \ discount
clerk In "a Philadelphia hank turns
up dclNultcr and the papers of that
city say hcwas completely uicotiniy-
cd 10y excessive smoking. His
downfall is attributed 20 his dcmng-
ed phy sical condition,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

'He besi salve in the world q.
eats bruises, sorvs, ulcers. S,itrheu..
sever s'v,S, Ielier, chapped haui-.
''''''N''i's' oorus and an skin vrup
N''''' and positively eurcs miles. ~
'' p'y N'qu.red. Il Is guarantee.
give peTiect satisfaction, or money
I. NDded' Price IS cents per box
.'oT sals ~ Dr. II. w. Cox.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
MARRIED.

NENlIll~-GApWA.-O .-Ou Friday. August
sam, l>>N, oN Rev lhus Van ~,,,y. lad his
rsldruc,f in this CItY. Miss Minnie
tisdWa to John m. NtNOIs.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

DIR. Gilbert will, by request, de-
liver his celebrated lecture on
"WHO ARE THE TRUE FREE
THINKERS?n at Liberal Hall,
(over the printing Offices tomorrow
Sunday evening-commencing at s
sharp. Admission free. All are
cordially invited.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

When Baby was sick,
We gave her Castoria
When she was a Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Subscribe for The CAPITAL
JOURNAL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

Remember the gospel temperance
services in the w. c. II. L. rooms
every Sunday afternoonat 3 o'clock.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

Take Note of This.
LOE $4,000 WE WILL SELL go acres
/ woll improved garden land, within s
miles of salem. Good road To town the
year around. Buildings good. FINE YOUNG
ORCHARD and excellent grass land. This
Is 20 bargain, and win bc held only a short
time ut these figures. CaU, and we will
show YOU the property.
WILLIS q CHAMBERLIN,
Opera House, salem, Or.
NNdW-tf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25
CAPITAL JOURNAL

once, Corner Court and Liberty Streets,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-08-25

HB=EntcTcd us sccond-cluss matter gt the
Salem, Oregon, POstOfiicc, June 81, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
POLITICIANS

OF all parties whether radical rspublcans dssp-dyed
democrats positive prohibonists sdherents Of the
smaller but 70 them the sss important divisions
should know that purifier Of the blood . remedy
for dyspspss kidney and liver diseases Hoods Sar.
ssparils u unsurpassed. II expss all impurities
stays the progress Of disease aud every
TO healthy action. II You have never tried it. do So
II was all run down aud unit for business. Hoods
sarsapars built right up, 90 that was soon able
resume WORLD. w. BAAT1. Martin street. Al.
bany, ny.
HOODS 1ARSAPARILLA
tsold By all drusgists s1 six for IS. Prepared only
BY @. HOOD CO.. Apo.hscariss, Lowell, Msss.
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EroR RENT-Two ELEoANT HOUSES ON EAST
Cspssoi st. one u go and one ~ e&a. Also. Houss
s si.;. ,o zoe "a q ss sie5o Ssz en- q ss
kOHkkk 3o2 East CaJftol o. oc6- 30
EoR RENr-vERY cHEAP-l4l6 nth ST. NV,
y ~ rooms mod imps; only e:sS so .Slo and
xslt 81 n W. roomA and water. ell each
Apply ~ G. NoRMENT. 615 Louisiana oc6 So
LNoR RENT-FURNIsHs DON lArH ST, MAR
the Eobitt and Rxrs. elegantly furnishea house.
lars Inquire VI wHITAkkh D JORDAN
oco-6t 1&i7f
E0R RENr-BRicK HOUSE, 2 ROOMS AND
bath bay window. cellar, hot water. latrobe~
pspered throughout a. Boundary n ". "a door fr>
airy oce,-sfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
saved by q Woman.
SERGEANT JOYCE AND HIS WIFE RESCUE PA
OF lAPkklLLED YACHTMEE.

SERGEANT JOYCE AND HIS WIFE RESCUE A PARTY
OF IhPkkILLKD YACHTMKN.
saturday night the pleasure yacht Nautilus,
with Scott Cross, John Morgan, George D.mmons
and small boy lert this city for trip TO Pscata-
way. The yacht reached Fort Washington ABOUT
3oclock Sunday morning. There was q heavy
gale blowing AZ the time, and Mr.. Cross who was
sailing the boat, found it impossible to get In the
canvas In . few minutes the boat capslzed. The
nigh winds dashed The upturned boat, W which
the men we're cungn2, TO and lro. They drifted
about the river sometime, and, seeing the Liz bit at
the lori began 10 cry FOR help Their cries aroused
sergeant Joyce and wife, wno have charge OF the
Tort. Their cries nrst aroused MIS-. Joyce who In
lew minutes WAS at the waters edge with
giiiing SKIN which she launched before her hus-
oand got out The couple then rowed out to the
Rescue. The men stu cilnglng 70 the boat were
CHILLED through, and 1t would nave been tmpOssi-
Die Tor them 70 have held up much longer. Sergt.
Joyce And his wife took them from the upturned
boat and rowed them ashore where dry clothing
was provided Tor them. Tue rescued men propose
70 present Mrs. Joyce win q gold medal Tor
bravery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
CITY AND DISTRICT
C0naOnsea Locals.

In the cases OF Charles Mitchell, indicted for
forgery and John McLucas for assault, nolle prose
quies were entered In the Criminal Court yester-
G..y.
The National Rifies have been presented with a
framed picture OF the Oak BLUFFS Club House al
Aarthas Vineyard
The Carriage Makers Assembly, Knights OF
Labor, celebrated their fourth anniversary last
hight Addresses were made by Joseph Fenton,
Nm- Cromeline and T. F. Pywell.
Mrs. n. Thrsck, residing at No. 1143 7th street.
was slightly burned about the hands, arms, and
lace last evening. while eXtinguiSning IRE
caused by leaky coal oil lamp taking nre.
Gr. John II. voorhees, has returned from trip
To Europe he went over with the Holland Society
10 revisit their OLD home, and had a delightful
tour not only through Holland, but also through
Europe
In the Criminal Court Judge Montgomery K.
W. Barker, A. T. Whiting aud K 8. Scout have been
excused as jurors and +. W. Royce, q. C. Mark
wood and j. NJ Waters accepted In their place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
Affairs In West Washinxton.

TIE RAILROAD PRoJECT.-Messrs John Leetch
ana kooeTS W the railroad
tendent Carter, Of the baltimore and Potomac
Al naSda anS line TO the sou ns
end OF the new Free bridge. Mr.. Carter requested
that the committee ga her statistics showing the
iu order that the trafdc to be expected might be
definitely known. The West Washington Asso-
citation win meet Friday night and steps win
DIsoRDERLY CoLoRED WOMEN FINED.-Nancy
Harris and Kate Lewis, young colored women who
morning for engaging In boisterous and dlsOrderly
conduct on Market street last night Oficer Bar
ton Ftshel and two cOlored girls appeared as wit
the two girls gave testimony against defendants
because OF jealousy existing between them. One
OF the claimed that one OF the witnesses
bit o piece from her Lip. The defendants were
fined $40 Or 80 days each.
A BsICKLAYKR HURT BY A FALL.-Yesterday
afternoon John Whalen. bricklayer. while at
WORK on house 3O16 Dunoarton avenue, missed his
footing while descending ladder and fell to the
ground below, breaking several ribs and sustain
Ing other INJURIES Or. Mayneid attended hum
aud had him removed 10 his home corner SLh and
streets
CONDUCTOR AND DRIVER HAVE FraHr-This
morning, about $50 O'Clock, Henry hxey, a con-
ductor, and James Kline, driver, on the WASH
inyton and Georgetown Railroad, were engaged In
nghJ at 3lst aud streets, when Officer Elliott
came along. The conductors eye was bruised, but
the driver was not nurt They were fighting in
consequence OF a disagreement between them
about renting house. They were taken to the
Police Court, and Judge Miller took their personal
bonds TO keep the peace toward each other.
NOTES.-The funeral or John +. Bause took place
this afternoon from Grace p. E. cnurcn.-Mr. j.
I. ONelil left last nigAt for Augusta, Ga, to &C.
cepL position In the telegraph ONCE at that
place.
CATTLE MARKET. - The following sales of
live stock at Drovers' Rest yesterday are re-
ported: 165 cattle up and sold; best at to &c
good at 10 4Ac.: medium at 81 TO &C.; conLnOn
N Chka.a and lam
70 3sc.; lambs At AZ TO exc; calves at Az To &C.
MarAet good.
lEAPERATURR AND CONDITION OF WATER AT 2
4. h.-GTeaI Falls temperature. SO; condition.
4; receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condi-
ton at north connection. "a; condition at south
connection, "a: distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture. IS; condiiOn at tnfuent gate-house 80; con-
dltion at ernuent gate-h0use 80. High tide in the
nver to-day al IL :07 am; low ttde at 5 :23 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
EOR RENT

EOR RENT-
Il 6l2 i st. NV. 81 GO. g.
GA 18th st NV. 12r 10,
HOB H st. NV. l0r. %.
11OS 4 st. u. W.. 1xr. o;
131 Nd. ave. LIE. 11r. ~
40:5 q st. NV. 1lr .55.7t
22l Z Cap. St. l1r. .5U. 81
1000 oath st. u. W., Tor 81
1929 10th ST NV. Or. OF
GIG Sth st. NV, l0r45. 5s
404 I'd St NV, 9r.. A.
$50 Il. Cap. st. 1lr. 40. 81
2402 Pa. I'VE. NV. Or. A
1245 18th st. NV, Sr. Al
4O7 I'd st. n. W.. 7r......4;
1874 7 st. NV. Or. AZ
1ll9 2lst st. n. W. Or. $50:
10l3 10th ST. NV. Yr35.5(
4 10 I'd IT. NV, 7r......3.
1872 Corcoran St. 7r. 80.
1J0y L St NV, Or. 80. 4.
22lS 9th St n W.. l0r.. III
622 o st. NV. l0r......3t
42D II st. n W., Sr........2t
44;S z st n. w.. Or.
~ h st. me-, Or. y,
BIZ LIST st. s.e.. 7r.. .25.4t
21S Arthur Pl.. 7r. Ia. Il
1904 18th n. W., Or. %. 3:
637 Mass e.Ir.-2h.3.
1876 9th It n. w..1r.25.3:
HOS 10th W.. Or.
464 . st. NV. 81. .......22,
1918 Linden st.. 7r......2.
lUUv Md. ave s.w., l2r.2;
1918 V st. NV. Gr......2:
1872 l. st. w.. Or. - 81
4o6 Wash. 81. n W. Or. 22.S
Anscostia. 7r....,.....22. II
500 Boundary. Or. ..22. 81
oc6 II II. WAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

We are daily yscsiving our Eau supply Of BI0ELOW
LOWELL 1 HARTFORD WILTON CARPRTA BODy
BRUSSRLA NoQUETs. VELvETA TAPESTRI1s
THRRE-PLYs. Ik0RAlNh and Art sQUARka
RUGS. MATS, CURTAINS. and DRAP1NGs IN grsAl
VARIETY. An tnapsction Of our Stock = solisttsd.
ss26.am Ho0R. BRO. co. lSss 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

SOON L N L hEAL Ed "A u.
LoR SALE OR ExCHANGE-sEvKN HUNDRED
en ssre fa. IN Sn.r.ss SS1n GOD
wlck Station. on and Railroad lailes city
l02 acre. miles from city in Prince Georges County
County, Nd Zoos s' fus sss. house &c
!. Ss:sss;h % szo6c fHohis f I'LL
EOR SALON METROPoLITAN BR. HOUSES,
sss':s sS;: S fSSSs IT, s.i:
WANTED-A FARM OF $50 TO 800 ACRES
w within 10 mics Of the city. Address, with price
tsrmA location. .. C., Star once oco-3t'
u property splendid farm At Raj road station Fred
enek County. Ad; Tor particulars address d. hEE'
WANTED-FARMs AND COUNTRY PRoPER-
same -, s5Sala address McIAcATES. BATcHELpEk
uiisbie for gardening dairy farming or for sub
years. I. d. siPaEKD 4 %. 1851 + st NV % 81
EoR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR WASHINGTON
y City Property-loO Acres of Woodland one mile
from Landover. on the Baltimore and Potomsc hal
road beautiful building site Tor country home very
Se Br aoS and Fo.o sSS
tosd 90 Jd re per sere sl'9 sery cheap
EoR sALE.FARM or las A,REs, IN PRINCE
from sestreOt ss r r. ten nss iSoa eiy 1s
145 acres, dwelling. and mpros threefourths
cea ed aud in cultivation Also IL NJ MIlson st.
b. & r. r. H. eight Nj lies from city. beautiful build
ing sites, MARION DUCkkTT. trustee and attorney.
bsdcnsburg, Nd sel7-3mo
OR sALk.-AT MELKosE PARk, HATS
re idence OF the late Il, n; Elliot ESQ., Lots 30 ~
$50 feet fronting on Melrose ave- Pnce e5OO
each Liberal terms TO purchasers of more han
lot or ~ any building NJ once. For further
particulars apply to TYLER a RUTHERFORD.
aul5-2m 1897 Of. Nv.
lNOR SALE UNDt He PROVISIONS OF Will.
IL Two ,rsc;s OF land about 3 miles nom Nashine-
ton City, will be sold arstely. one tract con-
tanning 35H. the other AN acres. would make
cellent Dairy, Garden or lout Farms residences
for person in busiue this city. would subdiyide
nicey small homes and unless sold st private sale
i'll cold puulic auction October 10. without
Terms One-fourth cash. balance IN one. two,
three four aud five ~ Parties will be taken g.
view property Perfect title
Price lio per acre. Ivr further information. see
T. II. sXPhEkD o.. 1871 h st. NV.
au2s-dtoclO Washington. ID. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
Disturbed the Entertainmeuts.
CHAs. KKSNY's 'FEsTIBLE, To HELP HIS MoTHRR-ry

This morning, in the Police Court, Jas. Willis q
young colored man, was arraigned on a charge of
using profane language ut the house OF Chas Ken
ny, colored, at Grant avenue and Boundary street,
last night. Kenny said that he gave a sfestible'
at his house last night, and sent out Limitations
TO his friends Jas. Willis, he said, was one OF his
friends, but when he came to the house ne became
lively and tried 10 break up the amusements
judge. 'A0
"for my mother-in-law," answered Kenny ..She
Is Sick, aud not able To work"
Dld you nave any Dlackberry?" asked the Judge
well answered Kenny, ave had some wine,
In course, and we passed II round"
NOW, said Counsel Kicks, s.you had a shindio
last nlghI and Is II not TACT that you passed
whisky and wine around and made TINS young
man drunk?'
You can call 1t what you please" answered the
witness, "but We only had wine"
81 went there for pleasure" said the defendant
don't know it,
he was lined s..
DIsOKDERLY CONDUCT IN CHURCH
columbus Wilson, Charles Gray and Walter
Moten, young colored men, were next called They
ATTENDED an entertainment last night at the Saem
Baptist church, and, according TO the testimony
Vi Tue preacher, attempted TO run the entertain
menI One OF them, the pastor said. wanted 10 20
Denlnd the scenes, and all OF them acted unl,Se
orderly gentlemen. Wilson and Moten made gen.
little 10 ay al %nat teos place but Gray had but
ana the others were fined SO each.
COOLING OFF.
William Taylor and william Strother. Young
colored men, who attended q ball In South Wash
ington last night, were next called for congreyat
Ing In front OF the ballroom. The judge thought
the young men only went out between the dances
70 cooi on ana TOOK their personal bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

Fifty barrels high gf e Patent Flour at bargain
price for two days Wednesday and Thursday. or
until sold ct "a per barrel
II. . p. MHIz0RR, AT 7th NJ n "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
PERSONAL

CPTCIAI oTYIRINo-To ENPLoYEs IN sTATE
- MAR and Navy Dopartmsnts; We y1u make un11orm
suit. to order q iollowtng pr,ces que nev 81
and workmGn ship euasanterd or no sste el11s-
BURokk k-sOk. nanniectursrH liz u 90 AN
VVIN nm IJ1Ns- GRO " NcFI.FREsH AUTHOR
w izsa Fr7vnto Drssc13vs AHsncy. Co!nnaun1ceflons
psunptIy sfssndsd . snd se!lcsky coono.n Cmcs
myA-6
RIyoRCTS-H oOoDRiCN. AIToRNkx-AI-LAW.
LIZA De.seesn e. oiac.so; sdv,s 'aIr "a i1aX,
\ U6TaT Oh ofAND ~ 3p8 ONLY RLA4
"a = s.IssssSs 49, zzasss ZEN . s5y %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
He Wanted a Subscription.
A YOUNG NAN WHO SAID HE REPRESENTED A

MILITARY COMPANY.
A young man called on Mr.. b. H. Warner the
other day ut the latter's Office. He said that his
name was Wilson, and he had a position at the
Capitol He informed Mr.. Warner that a new
military company had been organized under the
name Of the Warner Rifles. They had obtained
arms from the Government, had been mustered
into the District militia, and proposed 10 make
things lively for the older companies The young
man Invited Mr.. Warner 10 visit the armOry OF the
company and witness drill He asked Mr.. War
ner To name the night and the company would be
glad 10 turn out and welcome the man whose
name they bore Mr.. Warner was naturally proud
TO hear Of the honor conferred upon him, but his
graLlncatlon was somewhat modified by q casual
remark from the young man that he had received
number OF generous subscriptions to help buy the
uniforms. Commissioner Webb gave SIS he said,
and he mentioned the names OF others who had
been equally generous. Before taxing his depart
ure The visitor again asked Mr.. Warner TO set some
time when he would come aud review the Rifles.
Mr.. Warner said that he would let him know, and
the young man withdrew. Upon inquiries Mr..
Warner found that neither Col Ordway nor any
one else had ever heard Of the Warner Rifles, and
he concludes that he was Intended for victim to
the soft speech and manners OF this engaging
young man He Is anxious TO have him call again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES

ToR sALf-FouR kEARLY NAN BEIcK,l
II northwest IRONS apd osth e.ch $3.50 el.oOa
bsck yard. WHlIAkkR . JORDAN ltis -
ocs-St
I>oR sAIE-sEvRN-RooN BRICK on 18Th ST.
iot .0Iizo: $4,000 xHfIAkkR a JOiADAN islf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

Hotel JOhnsOn, European, 18th and e.
The Oyster, Diamond Back and choice Game a
speciality. Ten barrels Hampton Bars received
to-day. Ladies' anc Gents Cafe. Take the eleva-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
JNn PoKrsArTs. Kets Ksmethy. HOO Pa ave.

HAVE JUsr RECEIVED a carload of sol,d oas
ehainoer suites three pieces pollsh fnish, thor
Oushly well made, large bevel glass which W. are
SI,ns ~ e-ooO There are no better goods made
and are considered the best value In the market.
JULIUS LAssBCRGH,
3l5 TIN st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09
CITY ITEMS



FIT, barrel. S.s s:s ss! s.i sss. :. ..r..,
price for two days Wednesday and Thursday, OF
dlta sOid a. g Per barrel
Fer Rrenchial. Asshmaeic ana PM.
TsocSes have remarkable curative pPoOe eenss'
Sold only IN bozes. eos
Hotel Johnson, European, 18Th and E,
The Oyster, Diamond Back and choice Game a
speciality. Ten barrels Hampton Bars received
to-day. Ladies' anc Gents Cafe. Take the eleva-
tor.
II you want TO increase your Cigar trade
catch on to the Grand Republic Cigarros and
BufY0s. The sooner the better For sale nv All
1rst-class dealers; wholesale agents, LucHs BRO
sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
house: send postal 70 w. Funk, 1881 7th. Good
machines $1O. All warranted. eos
Sewing Machines for Rent
by week Or month, at oppenheimer'A 514 9th
bronchitis yields to Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
not only equal the most famous French prepara.
tons, but are free from ali adulteraiions"-
Godeys L0dys Book. f,tu-2w
Weather strip for doors and windows Cam
paign Torches L H. HOPKINS, $50 F ST. NV. eos
Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 7th b.
Ignatius r. Mudd,
With G. Warneld Simpson, No. 823 14th street
northwest, cuts and makes Ladies' Over-garments
and Riding Habits Boys Suits cut or made TO
order.
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. I'm
Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at T0PHAM's, 1921 Pa. ave. Nv
D1xOn,s Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

MORAY COmplAlnts "Brou,ss Rronchia
7roches" have remarkable curative properties
Sold only IN bores. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

,l7l3 9Th st.n.w.. Or. S.0.4O
9lS G 81. &c, or. ...22. 80
406 Boundary n.w..Sr 70
~ H st. ne. OK. 19 80
ll23 N. j. ave NV. 1880
az l. st. NV, Or.
12S N.J.ave. NV, Or. -. Is
50 L st. NV, 6r.........l7
~ Defrees It.. Or. =. 1897
sos 10th st. n.e.,7r. .16. 40
ia l0;h st. s.e.. Or. 1880
IA 9TH 81. NV :, or. .l5.40
lOS III 1t. n. W.. Or. 10 80
34.s2 Prospect sv.. 6rl5.30
1872 4 st. r.w., n lib
Whitney Close. Or.
9l2t 25thst. n.w..5rl430
366 \ St s.w., Or. 80
1884 Sth st. ne, Or.
70 Fentcn II ne. Or 1880
S22 X st. Sc, Sr. ....l3.50
OIL yth st. Sc. Or. .II30
lo41 n. j. ave. n. w. Is. 30
81 I'D ct. NV. Or. 1880
Cleveland aver Or. LIB
42l Warner ct, 5r....l2.SO
lOl9 ID St n e. or....12.50
0-9 l. st. s.e.. 6r.....l2.37
Nc! can ay. s.w. Or. H. 80
439 Franklin ST., 4r...l2
BIZ 18th St ne. Or. ..13
llls 9th St ne, Or. ....l2
2o26 Il st NV, Or. lilo
l17-25 Fenton Pl. n.e.ll.3
1907 I'D st NV. or. III
go Gordon av.. Ar. 10. 80
yl5 9th ST. n. W.. 4rl0.:S0
15i4 18th st. n. W., ar. 10
443 X st NV, 3r......-lU
lOOo l st. ne, 5r.........7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-09

LAKB KECKA GRAPDs-
ConcordA Delaware and Catawba in & ana 10
poeni oasketS received daily, on consignment
e-Iect IIoul grounds. ]. n. Crane, 936 La ave.