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NV IMPORTED DsEss FABn1ca
sEATON PERRY,
(Successor to Perry 3 Bro.l


Has JUST CONsUMMATED THE PURCHASE OF
LARGE LINE OF IMPORTED DRESS FABRICS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
NTH COLD AND SILVER TRIMMING. AT Q Is.
IMPOKIED TO SELL FOR $50.
NoShkEInl1kxS a IN PARIS CoMBINATIoMI SUITS rs
URES THEY ARE GREAT BIRGAINs."
NEW 20-INCH ALL WOOL HABIT CLOTHS, AT Toe.
NEW FRENCH BRoADCLoTHs, IN ALL CoLORs.
Al S150. IMPORTED TO SELL AT ~
IhECELEBRAIED DELIUS IMPORTED bhoAD-
CLOTHS IN ALL COLORS. AT 800. .,,
NOyEL11ES IN STRIPED AND CHECKED Eng
EXTRA VALUES IN FRENCH Atwood SER
9ES AND HENRIETTAS AT 50o. .,n,r-->
NOVELTIES IN IMPORTED PLAID AND STRIPED
CAMELs HAIRS AND sERCES. AT 7oc., 81 AND
NEW CHUppAs HENRIETTAs. CAMEL,s HAIRS,
SEBASTOPOLs, DRAP DALMAS AND CASH
NEW PLAID AND STRIPED CLOTHS. FOR MISSES
NEW ATWOOD BEAVERS AND KER6EYS. IN ALL
COLORS, AT e. AND q 80.
NEW SEAL PUSHES AND ASTRAKHAN6
ESPECIAL ATTRACT IONS" IN 1MPORTED WRAPS,
JACKETS, RAGLANS AND NEWMARKETS,
RANGING FROM e10 TO $50
NEW SEAL PLUSH JACKETS AND vIsITES. FROM
ELEdGNT BLACK AND SEAL PLUSH MoDyEsKAs
WRAPS AND SACQUES, FROM $50 TO $50
IL PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building Pennsylvanis ave-. corner 9th ct.
Established 1840. 1t
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TA1oR.MADE JACKETS.
All are Satin finished and Braid bound those at
higher prices having Satin-lined sleeves Black and
new shades fReds, Blues Greens, Smoke, ETC.
Derby Cloth Jackets. in Black and Colors 90, Sl2
Corkscrew Jackets at CO. $40 and sl2
Beaver Cloth Jackets %. 90, $40, GIL as ala
$15. S16, els.
Jersey Cloth Coats. 81. s5. SO. %. %. s10, s12,
Sl4.
SPECIAL! 81! 81! 81!
English Beaver Cloth Jackets in Black Green Blue
elegantly Braided Back, Front Sleeves and Collar
covered seams YOU CAN'T DUPLICATE THEM AT
SlO. NEITHER CAN WE.
,c., THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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THr GRrArrsr Yer.

On October IL the stock Of NICOL COLLISHAw.
New York, was sold by the sheriff of that city. We
the only representatives at the sale from WASH
ington, and fortunately, secured the
GREATEST BARGAINS
We have ever had to offer in
UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
including Furniture Coverings in Rich Damask Bro
cades, Brocatelles. Tapestries &c: Chenille Shebar
and Turcoman Portiere Curtains: Lace Curtains. all
descriptions; Table Covers Cretonnes Rugs, SC, &C.
all at about half to third the usual prices You
cannot afford to miss this sale If you looking for
bargains IN Upholstery Goods.
IMPORTANT.
II you wish to match your dress with Velvet or
Plush and after having tried all the other in
Washington, you would have saved time by coming at
first to LANSBURGH BRO, where every shade
possible Is in stock have such cases every day
makes US cite the above.
New invoice of tho cheapest Plush in the city-le
inches wide, CSC.
AL shades In 19-inches- wide Velvet, 75c.
Pushes "a inches wide. sl25.
See us soon.
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FRoM Tn NV YoRk SA1rs.

The following lots Of Black Dress Goods are from
fifteen to thirty below usual prices AND FROM
FIVE CENTS TO FIFTEEN CENTS YARD LESS
THAN BEING ASKED AROUND TOWN FOR SINH
LAR QUALITIES:
Three lots Fable Franchise. 81. s1.1e. el.4s.
-Four lots Satin Rhadames, $50, 81, Clio
Two lots Surah Silks, SOC, 69c
Eleven lots G. G. Silks 75c. $50. 81, clio, SL25.
S135. and $780,
One lot 4O-inch Wool Serges SOC,
Conceded bargains; all you need ask yourself is,
Nhich store Is 0icfng the best values for the money!
Can't you easily find out!
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
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CPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' WALKING JACKETS,
= 9295. These are perfect in ut and style. Better
goods at e345. 81 90, and 9495. BENZ. MILLER l.
SON. 800 NJ st. NV. oc27-3t
MEMS GENUINE LAMBS WOOL UNDERWEAR
~ S123; Mems Medicated Pure Wool Underwear,
Toe; Mems Heavy Csmels Hair Underwear, Acc,
regular price Toe. BLUM'S 745 and TAI 9Th ST. 8. q
oc27-2t
2 O0O PAIRS OF MEMS y HOSE. FULL REG
OSVVVmade In Lisles. Meriro: all wool and super
KAUFMAN'S Double Combination, IL tn st Sc o27- st
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l6 BAReA1ss In Cx11parxs CoArs.

4for4 years. Checks and Psids with Hood Bslts and
Buckle, So; reduced to o2.5O.
] for 4 years. Astrakhan, with Hood lined With Cav.
net Velvet. "Gretchen." 80; reduced to ~ So
for years. Check Cloth. with Cape, 90 5O reduced
to e398.
2for6 years, Red and Brown Boucls Cloth With osps
and Belt $3.50, reduced TO oaeS.
2 for years. in Navy and Brown Check Cloth. NTH
Double Cape and Belt. $3.50; reduced to s89S.
Striped Costa one 10 one IL yesrs .'oretchen
Bait and Pulled Sleeves. e14, reduced to o..
flor years, Striped Cost Gretchen" pufed slesve.
and Belt. ell reduced to %.
8 Astrakhan costa with 0drdls I for snd Tor q
yssra "oretchsn" style sl0. reduced 70 ca
TIE PALAlS ROYAL
"a. LIsNER)
OCT Coz 18th Ct and Pa. ava
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John Chinaman threatens retaliation to the ex.
clusion bill He viii build new Chinese wall OF
edicts and proclamations 10 shut out the offending
Americans In doing this he will not reverse his
traditional policy. He VIII attempt to bar out
Americans as BY his wall OF stone he attempted TO
bar out the Tartars, and will be sociable only
under the compulsion OF cannon as In the begin.
ming Of intercourse with the western nations. In
adopting the policy Of exclusion IL Is the American
republic which reverses ITSELF Its old proclama-
ton: II am an asylum for the oppressed OF all ma
lions" Is no longer heard and In its place the an
nouncsment comes: II Will no longer be the
worlds dumping ground But self preservation
u the rst law OF nature In nations as In indivi
uals and VINO will say that this change OF policy
b not essential TO the republics welfare at this
stage Of its development, no matter what John
Cninaman and other excluded foreigners may
threaten or do
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VERY IMPORTANT.
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
20 CENTS.

ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS
20 CENTS.
We shall place sale Monday morning 81 pieces Of
Double Width AWocl Dress Goods sold for less
than 4Oc and some were 50c., 55c. 62 &c. 65c.; 80
patterns Of choice coornEs in check mixtures. You
know the best will go first, early and secure
your choice.
so CENTS
100 pieces Atwood Cashmere twill Foule should
have been with US sooner, but the manufacturers
delivered them 80 days later than ordered conces-
sion was made which enables to sell the newest and
most elegant goods At nearly half price.
IL pieces Atwood Satin Rayme.
81 Melford Cords
Powell Hair Lines.
A favorable purchase at the recent great sale of
Dress Goods enables US to offer these choice goods
75c, never sold for less than el25.
rs AND So CENTS
40 inch Al-wool Henriettas conceded by those able
to Judge this most fashionable material of the season
We attended the great Importers Sale of Tuesday and
secured SO pieces Of which SO pieces will be sold
55c, and 80 pieces at S5c both qualities are In the
latest shades. and have sold for less than Sc
and u by on. competitors.
s54S
French Pattern Robes sold by us at &c. az so and
sl5. good coors Cause. many; must be sold Cost
no object, hence price S5.4S.
ONE PRICE
LANSBUR6H BRO,
1t 420, 422. 424, 426 7th st.
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CHEAP BLACK SILK DnrssEs.

CHEAP BLACK SILK Dnrssrs.
There'll be more Black Silks sold the coming week
than during the last two months We merchants have
taken advantage Of the sales in New York. and don't
exaggerate when promising you decided and rare bar
gains There's to be good-natured fight for your
PATRONAGE and the Palais Royal presents this claim
THAT IT CAN AFFORD TO SELL AT LESS PROFIT
THAN ITS BROTHERS IN BUSINESS because Of
its strictly cash system and their credit system.
You'll zee the same makes Of Silks &C., and it'll be
easy to bring samples to the Palais Royal and make
comparisons II you'll do that you'll learn that well
fulfill this promse-WELL SAVE YOU DOLLAR
OR TWO ON THE COST OF A SILK DRESS.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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The IMPROVED SEALSkIN PLUSH GARMENTS
HAVE YOU SEEN THEM!
The Garments are cut and made by men tailors and
mt as only man tailor can fit coat. The trimmings
and buttons real Sealskin and the Garment itself
so LIKE THE REAL THAT 1T Is SUPERIOR TO
THE INFERIOR REAL SEALSKIN.
Jackets Sl6, $50 322. s24, $oo s2S s3O s3h
Coats, S22. S25. s2S. $50. $32, s35, $40.
Newmarkets. &47, S67.
Modeskss. 800 S22. $25, $50, 435, &4O.
LangtSys. $40. s25. $50. S35 $40
sT-We have been frequently told that our 81 6 Seal
Coat Is equal to any offered around town at $50.
1T Is FACT THAT THE EMPLOYEES FROM
OTHER LARGE STORES HAVE BOUGHT THESE
SIC COATS OF OURS.
CONTINUED below.)
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In nearly every case In which citizens have been
struck and killed by locomotives upon railroad
tracks within the city limits there has been evil
dence that the railroad at the time OF the hoIni-
eide was In the act OF violating the Law, rendering
tt doubtful whether the disaster would have &C.
CURED at all had not the railroad been deliberate
and persistent law-breaker. Either the train
was running far faster than the legal rate
OF speed, giving the startled and confused
citizen insufficient time TO escape from the track,
or q Waterman or safety-gates, though required
BY Law, were lacking at the point where the col
usion happened The same disregard OF legal re-
Quirements by the railroads has on numerous oc-
casons placed citizens In great peril and threat
ened loss Of life though through good fortune no
blood has actually been shed. This defiance OF
the law constitutes perpetual menace TO the peo-
pie OF the sections traversed by tracks Not
with the gratuitous and In part Illegal use OF the
puolic reservations ano damage to private property
and TO the appearance and growth Of the City
through the persistent retention OF tracks grade
the railroads recklessiy disregard the law even
when human lives are thereby endangered or sac
nhced- To check the latter evil no new legisla-
ton is required fom Congress and its correction is
not therefore entirely hopeless. Existing law has
been and Is being violated, and executive respon-
sibility In the matter rests upon the police, the
Commissioners and the President OF the United
states Public attention and the attention Of
those whose duty it is TO enforce the law and pro-
tect the lives Of citizens have been repeatedly
called TO the loss OF life from this evil the past and
70 the loss threatened for the future, and in the
event OF the happening Of another similar disaster
those who neglect TO enforce will share with those
who refuse 70 obey the law the responsibility for
manslaughter or murder.
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ALL-Woo1 HEsR1ErrAs,
40 inches wide, soc.
Light and Dark Colors, Fine Quality
Special Bargains in BROADCLoTHs. 54.inches, at
SI.50.
Paris Bordered DRESS PATTERNS
NEW PLAlDS, choice colorings, at Toe.
COLORED BENGALINES at ell so; worth 60 so.
COLORED ARMURE SILKS. slightly imperfect in
weaving. at half price; extra quality.
EVENING GAUZES AND NETS in great variety
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE SILKS
Having purchased lot TO great advantage we offer
special bargains at 81 and SL25.
Rich Novelties in SILKS AND vELVETS
LYONS ALL-SILK VELVETS, at So SO to S5
BLACK ALL-SILK VELVETS.
INDIA SHAWLs. NEW BLACK GOODS
NEW TABLE CLOTHS at special prices
". M. SINISTER SONS.
oc27 010 Pa. Ave
I 7. COUSINS GENUINE FRENCH KID BUT
- ton Boots for ladies' 500 Same make in Bright
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BIC SALE Or FuRs1ruRE
FOR THIS WEEK.

u
FOR THIS WEEK.
II you are in need now is your chance. These prices
only for this week. and before delivery
3PLUsH SUITS, 6 pieces each, with Divan; S37. So
CRUSHED PLUSH SUITS. Cherry Frames 6
pieces. with Divan; $50
SILK PLUSH ovERsTUFFED SUIT pieces
with Divan; SO.
SILK PLUSH SUIT Cherry Frames. pieces. with
Divan; 500
SILK PLUSH SUIT, Cherry Frames. pieces. with
Divan; Sis.
TAPES TRY SUIT. Trimmed with Plush. @ pieces
with Divan; sl25.
LARGE ENGLISH CRIB SUIT. 8 pieces Divan ex
ira sze Sl2o One Of the best ever sold for the
money
LARGE TURKISH SUIT. pieces, Divan. size Of
These all Great Bargains, and only have to be
seen to be recognized as such.
And here is in Chamber Furniture which will make
you open your eyes. LARGE ANTIQUE OAK SUIT.
Bevel Plate, X4x30 Chairs, Table. Towel Rack
Large Antique Rocker, either Cane or Wood Seat
(Which ever you prefer Hartford Woven Wire Spring.
with 40 pound Gray Curled Hair Mattress. all COM
plete. tor So4 go The Mattress alone worth nearly
half the price. We will only sell Of these suits So
come early If you want one. These prices mean cash
ALSO BIG BARGAINS IN OUR CARPET DEPART.
MENT
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The denunciation OF Minister West as q letter
writer Is based upon several distinct grounds,
each Of which accounts FOR q certain amount OF
tnvective and requires q distinct defence First he
intimares that the rejection OF the fisheries treaty
by the senate was political clap-trap. Result-re-
publican denunciation, democratic acQuiescence.
Second, he intimates that the Presidents retalia-
ton message was political clap-trap. Result-dem.
ocratic Indignation, republican acquiescence.
Third. he indirectly but unmistakably advises
IN American TO vote for the democratic
candidate for President as more favor
able 70 British interests than his oppo-
nent Result-with effect on Irish-American
vote In view, democrats furious republicans jubi-
liant Fourth, he presumes, without reference to
the political party favored, 70 tell pretended
American citizen, who suggests that he became
such merely In order TO help Great Britain, ana
who intimates that he represents others who have
done Likewise, how he shall vote In an American
election 70 the greatest advantage, not of the
United states, OF which the voter Is crtizen, but
OF ''our country" Great Britain Resuit-the lust
Indignation Of every true American, whether re-
publican OF democrat, st the assumption that any
part Of the citizens OF the republic can still bear
allegiance 10 foreign nation, and with the inter.
ss Of the latter solely In view vote local cleo
tons - directed by Its of1ciAl representative 70
ths United statss and az the meddlesoms and In.
q
nation who acts upon this assumption. This last
ground OF denunciation touches not merely a
party or IN individual, but the nation and is more
seg1ous than the others in that proportion.
10 ~ EDITOR Of TIE EVENING" srAn:
In oahaf OF the homes Of this city desire IN
0Auk you for your remarks regarding the adyer~
oooOeots that are thrust into our houses-uuder
oooeA through windows BY ringing the DELL. 40.
- 10 another method OF introducing Shameful al.
vefuDementA ] enclose o specimen OF what is
sept 70 house9 II u simply an outrage-youny
People have no business with such stun-it Is 3
ehame that such advertisements are secretly out
N nooSee kEADKR
The specimen enclosed by our correspondent
Il vie circular addressed TO girls and Young
mothers advertising quack medicine The Com.
uAsnoosrs and the ponce ought TO be able to out
sop 70 this distributing nuisance con-
oe0iAG which there has been 20 much complaint
China % now taiking Of retaliation for the ex.
ouaon blll II she can only DO induced to take
active STOPS before the nrst Of November lt NAV
neasralize the effect Of the British Minister'S mas
sssu performance In bshah OF the republican
ticket
TnsFs q public loo In the death Of citizen
Rsf1o0as J. ylaAef. Quiet and unpretendina. he
raissa himself to the arse place In the public
esessn oy pure force Of character. and the homes,
md smcsnt discharge Of all bis duties a. business
nAA md citizen. Such men serve To elevate thu
whole plane OF community.
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WANTED -ROOMS.

w AIN 1LD--nOOMS.
WANTEp-rHREE OR FOUR PARTLY YUR-
nousekespns. Address Boz 81. star once cc25-sr'
w pleasant rooms; anfarni.hed prsferrsd; In PR
rsss s s and isr@s NAVY star ono. osss-ais
Nv ANTED-BY AN ExPERIENcEp cArEREss
and S.Sns IN n hen but
need repiy. Address Boz is6. Star once. iss
WANTEp-PERsoNs HAVING FURNISHED Or
i hSSM II 3 sa iss as
. .SS s. NAMED NH 6
Ne OBJECTION e being some distance out Saar.s'
WANTED-RooMs-TH Oh FOUR uNFuR-
w nished rooms suitable for light housekeeptng;
.. . sssa;' pT %sas pObeE
WANTED-Two OR THREE ooMMUNIcATINe-
w rooms furnished. with board for family Of three.
ssstina p.r s1 ana pric s. b " D. sr once
w men Governme It ofhcials &c Ladies having such
should register them with us TO 10 ON the new bgeun
X HgTChlNs co. Room Renters. 1871 street
WANTED-HOUSES.
w res y rooms: porthwes,: rent about 800 gs5
month, a'0 joas B hST or 20 soo
oc27-2t'
WANTED-wHILE OUR RENTAL BUSINESS IS
w larger than in securing tenants
has left us with smaller list Of vacant houses than
The Star this fact ana the our
csy At our ONCE warrant stating that those hav
ing houses TO rent viii advance their Interests BY plsc
ing s1ch property IN our banda JOHN SHERMAN =
WANTED-I AM PREPARED TO BUY ANY
house or lot that parties willing 70 cell at .
small reduction from market prices, cash be OBJ
tanned IN few days by addressing Box "a Star ONCE
WANTEp-HoUsEs FOR SALE IN ALL SEC
W lions Of the city, both high aud low price Apply
with terms price, &c. WALKER WALTER, heal
Estate Brokers. 6l3 + ST. D. ". oc2l-3t
WANrED = TO BUY HOUSE; MODERN I'M
w proveinents not less than rooms; located be-
with owner Address L q. GNIK, star Office, st.tns
price and location lts
WANTED.To BUY-A BRICK OR FRAME
w House. TO 8 rooms: northwest; eiye location
and lowest price. Address 2. D Box as. It,
WANTED-ToP PURCHASE on EASY TERMS OR
w monthly instruments. a House (northwesO OF
seven TO ten rooms. with modern improvements state
terms and exact location, with number of house Ad-
dress PURCHASER Star once. 1t
| WANTED-T0 RENT DWELLING HOUSE q
w or ~ rooms. modern Improvements. moderate
rent CHARLES b. BANLY, 93s Penn. ave- oc2O- I'm
WANTED.BY TWO ADULTS A SMALL HOUSE.
borhood must be good and location central Address
Z. H. L. D.. star office. oc25-3t.
| XVANTED "A FURNISHED HOUSE OF NOT
WEES than ten rooms for about slQo per month
w Houses to Rent TO Customers. A.
oc12-1m 1907 + ST.
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PHLApEIpmA SroRR
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESS GOODS.
SPECIAL 3s-inch Atwood Striped and Plaid only
Fine French Piaiis from e5c. up.
81.
Full line of 46-inch serses, al colors. At
Csc. and 81.
Henriettas, all colors, 46-inch. only S5c.
BLACK GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Black Silks Black Rhadames, surshs and
snr, Moire at very low prices.
efEClAA Just received, one lot Cloaking Cloth, in
stripes and Plaids. only 81. rs; worth
80. Jtnor cloths Mt lower prices.
satin atm Quilted Innings. all Colors. at 75c.
A full stock of Linens, in Bleached Cream
and Turkey Red Napkins to match.
Great bargains in Towels and Crashes,
CARPETS. Body and Tapestry Ingram all wool,
part WOOL cotton and rag at prices that
can't be beat.
Bed Blankets and Comforts at less than
regular prices.
full stock of Lace Curtains, FROM the
-z cheapest to the best
sPECIAL In Holland Shades ready made, Spring
Roller. all colors. only soc.
Shades made to order at short notice.
AL GOODS a. Less than Regular Prices and
Special Drives at all times
CARHART LEIDY
Oc27 9DS 7th and 7OR Kstn
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A CHAscr Fon Mrs.

Closing out broken lots Of 25c. Socks for 17c pair
counter full near door Of No. lilo Psnnsylvsnis
avenue
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All, 40 9Th st,

LANsBURGH BRO.
42O. Az. 424. 426 It'll st..
AT, 4l9 Sth st.
Sole agents for Standard Fashion Patterns Improve
ment on all Others Ask for Fashion Gazette. Mailed
to you free application. oc24
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BUs1NEss NOTICE.
"A WorA % Advertiser.

In consequence Of some changes In the form and
arrangement OF TIE stan. which win take place and
continue In effect after this issue, ana on account
also OF growth In ejaculation which compels an
carrier closing Of the several pages. In order to
start the presses In time 70 properly servo its
rsadefA both In and out Of town, It Is Absolutely
nscsssary 70 shorten the period within which
advertisements can be received for publication in
the paper the same day. 1t Il earnestly requested
therefore, that al ordinary ann ouncements be
snt In % - to reach the business ONCE sEpoas IL
oaocr. NOON. - After that hour they cannot be
properly placed even u their insertion be assured
q Also that the interests OF the advertiser
even more than the convenience Of the ONCE win
be promoted By the observance of this request
receptions 70 this rule can be made only In cases
OF death or other short notices, based upon some
Unforeseen event or emergency, and It Is hoped
that thsy win not Be asked save under wholly una
voidable circumstances.
TIE STAB has the fullest desire TO accommodate
az ID patrons and in every way; but It cannot
stop the Tight Of time nor delay the departure Of
traaaA which carry It's issue out OF the city. 1t
ssssf 90 70 press &C q liked hour each day, and Is
therefore obliged TO adopt and adhere hencefor-
ward TO the schedule Indicated asking its friends
70 intezpose as few obstacles as possible.
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W. Il. HOEKE.

WARNERS CORALINE CORSET, 75c. WAR
w ners hand DC. Warmers Health Corset, 99c.
warmers Nursing 99c All sizes, in drsb and white.
KAUFMAN'S Double Combiuatio IL tn st. s. G. or Ut
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-LOTs FOR SALE IN ALL SECTIONS
w Of the city; Gall on or send description, price,
Brokers. 0l3 4 st. n. oc27-3t
WANrED-WE HAVE A CUSTOMER FOR A LOT
w bet n and and 18th and 2lst SITS. W., valued
from el.o0O to e. 600: also for house situated
between North Caption ct. and 4th ST. and ID TO
NV; worth from $4,000 to $4,000. Owners will
please write to call
oc27 st JNo. +. wAGGAMAN loO3-5 Fstnw
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u(1ese.> 0o1ysskas. yscksts, vis1tss and sacau.c
4oa6v nu6s % $3.50, q. q. SO and e5
3on4sy CouarA Stoles, Collarettas and Boaa
ctTissto2 nortsy MUIR ct e. e2.5O and ca Boa
Iyn1 oksnk. blask and Cinnamon Bear Nun. and
ns. :n9 eg T. :y:sZ y,z.ssy q Iy.
A 80. Z. iex in price - any house in America
Punlaps Aew York HatA
1870 md Boys sub Derby and worstsd Hat. ana
HeSs1 salh md Derby RIDING Hssa With and
WuL1rr AND RUoYr.
8attsrs and Yurrfsrs
SAz-om eos Psnns. Avn
Fsu,r Tsus
GRAPE VIVA EvIRoRxxNa
SMALL 1AUIrA &c
sHRuss.
DUTCH DULBA
imported direct; Of finest quality
1vXxIxXN0 IN TIE TRxk PLANT on sRIp
JOHN sAUL'H
oeS3-sAthset' ga TIN. OPP. Patent once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

11.I FINE WOOL CALIFORNIA FINISH
Il Blanket. pink border. 44.99. ia Fine
Satlne bed Comforts best white cotton filing 81 80
Case Of all Navy blue Cashmere Remnants, l5c.
KAUFMAN'S Double Combination. 1241 and 1243
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-27
WOODWARD 4 LorHRop.

We are Offering Extraordinary values in every
department throughout the store by virtue Of
recent extensive purchases at less than regular
prices. The Silks secured ct the Grand Annual
Trade Sale in New York are unprecedented bar
gains. ~ IL also the odd lots Of Blankets. which
weclosed out from the manufacturers q. . sac
rince We shall open on Monday superb new
line Of Ladies' Long Garments and Wraps. We
call attention to the following special attrac-
tons:
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rs AND So CENTS.
S54S

French Pattern Robes sold by at $40. sI2. so and
SO good coiors Cause, too many; must be sold Cost
no object. hence price s5.4s