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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-12

Another Feast of Bargains.
Last Saturday was one of our special bargain
days. Those who were lucky enough to get waited
on secured some wonderful bargains For to-mor-
row only we will repeat those prices together with
the following:
Ladies' Finest English waukenphasts S2.25,
La,iies Soft, Fine Dongola Button. $50; our
Ladies Dongola Button. either Tipped or Plain,
81 45; cannot be matched for less than 81.
Ladies Kid or Goat Button, $1.25; these goods
are genuine stock and warranted throughout.
Gents Fine Calf Dress Shoes, $1.76; without
doubt the best value In the city.
Gents Genuine Hand-Sewed Dress Shoes Sc 75.
Gents Solid Dress Calf Boots, $l.75.
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
1 S24 7th st. NV, bet. and l.
Saxony Wool German Hand-Knit
SOCKS, extra heavy, prs. 81, at c. AUERBACH's
Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and H.
For Tomorrow, Saturday,
Special prices on High-Grade Patent Flour,
FINEST Old Java and Mocha ConeeS, Fresh Roast
ed, and hne, special value In Fine Teas. Our Soc
Tea, mixed Is unexcelled for quality and price;
Delicious Delaware and Concord Grapes, direct to
US from Canandaigua Lake, N. Y. Also, some very
nne Old Wine, Doth dry and sweet, made by the
same gentleman who ships US the splendid grapes;
Old Wilson Rye Whisky splendid article either
social or medicinal purposes. Try bottle OF IL.
DO not forget our fine Cigars.
N. r. MRTZGER,
AIT 7th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALE--43s ACRES NEAR BRIGHTWOOD.
st $3.50 per acre splendid investment HARDING
WATERS 606 18th St. NV. oc12-3t
L,Ok SALE - BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT AT
sacrince. corner K 18th and Georgi. avenue q e.;
only 43c. square feet, 6 or building sites.
ocl1-3 WHITAKER JORD IN. 1417 F ST.
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOTS ON KEN
II seaw st, between 18th and 14th Columbia Heights;
crest Of hill few ieet from Episcopal Church not
from u: Hammond,s new house; south 'front.' 50x
153; Price 43c If taken now; $1,000 cash Address
b, p. o. Box go oc11-3t'
LOR sALE-CORNER LOT OVERLOOKING IOWA
u Circle 2Oxo4. a. 500: one adjoining, lot 19x54,
$500: also one 1ox5l, $4,000; all TO alley. II
not sold oy October IL Y u y be built upon,
EOR sALE-l6O FEET FRONT ON l4TH ST. SEE,
Il near ST.; also some fne lots in Takoma Park
oclO-3ts Room 40, LeDroit Building
EOR sALE-A sPLENDIDLY LOCATED CORNER
Il lot on 18th st., Columbia HEIGHTS At 45c.: 10000
feet OF ground in northeast section bargain at 4Oc
Address A. T. STATUS, star office. oc66ts
EOR SALE-THE CHOICE OF FOUR FINE BUILD.
Il ing lots on Connecticut ave- extended, for "a $50;
terms Of payment easy OTIS F. PRES BREY, Public
opinion once, cor. 9th and Pa ave. ocl-2w
EOR sALE-ATTENTIONl BROOKLAND PRICES
at original prices. Only few left Prices from 1926
to 8750 per lot: elevation 23O feet above Potomac
good water; only five minutes by rail from the city
adjacent to new University and Soldiers Home. Cali
BAfCHELDER. I2l5 st NV se1-3m
at 18th and Boundary Sta ne for sale at bargain:
small cash payments. long time. low interest
au14-2m 1921 Est
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Bargains For HOusekeepers.
Special Sale.
SATURDAY, october 13 1885,


Bargains For HOusekeepers.
Special Sale.
SATURDAY, october Is 1886.
One Day Only.
THE FAIR, S12 7Jh st. NV.
Coal Hod Shovel, and Poker, all SIC.
Large Towel Roller, &c.
Long handle Shovel, &c.
Covered Dust Pan ana Brush, 21c.
Velvet-t1pped Whlsk Broom, a good Sh0e-bruSh,
BOX or B1xby's Backing for 25c.
Combination Coat, Hat, and Umbrella Rack, &C.
Hand-palnted China Naples, 19c.
3O-foOt Clothes Line &C.; 6O-fooJ for &c.
Eureka Red Border Cocoa Mats, SIC.
Friendship Carpet Sweepers, $l.29.
boxes Daisy Soap Powder for &c.
Pretty China Mustard Pots and spoon, &C.
Don't pay 10 or 15c. for Glue; we will sell I'm
dian" Glue, as good as any, for &C.
Double Mncing Knife and Bowl for 22c.
fully $1.40; We will sell for 96c.
Our "Best Broom in the World" only 23c.
Good 3-strtng BroOms for lac.
New square-shaped decorated Tea Set, So pieces,
only $3.50.
Elegant Folding Cutting Tables, only 96c.
Embossed NiCkeline Trays, only &c.
hand-palnted China CuSpidorS, 49c.
A good Smyrna Rug for SOC.
New shape decorated English China Dinner and
Tea Sets combined containing 100 pieces; will sell
only sets; price, $12.4S
Good steel Meat Saws, IA inch; a rare bargain;
are worth 6Oc.; we bought them at bankrupt
sale; price, only 31c.
These prices for saturday only.
The FAIR, Sl2 9TH st. NV.
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Patterns! Patterns!! Patterns!!l
Universal Patterns; are the best in the World
WA. C. VIERBUCHRN Agent,
1902 9TH street northwest
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SEE our assortment OF $40 Fall Overooats, extra
value George Spransy, 434 7Ih St
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AL AT Inc standard Shoe house tomorrow; IL
VIII pay YOU Read adv't under City Items.
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The Weafvs>v

Foftne District OF Columbia. Delaware, Maryland.
and virginia, fair; warmer Friday; cooler Satur.
GAY; westerly winds
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ oAAN1SO OAAXAA>OA2Os
ICOR sALE-GROCERY, MEAT. AND PROVISION
Il business will sell either separate will sell TX
lures and lease without stock. Address READY CASH
Star office. oc12-3ts
lrOR sALE-sTOCK OF GROCERIES,. CANDLES
Il Cigars, &C., and Futures cheap rent: reason for
selling change of business Apply at store southeast
corner 18th and Boundary SITS. oc12-2t'
DARTIES HAVING MONEY To INVEST ON
investment positively secure and from per cent to
~ per cent per annum guaranteed
Address
ocll6i CITY POsT-OFFICE BOX 126.
A NEW BRICK BUSINESS HOUSE IN LEAVEN-
"A worth, Kan city Of 80 600 population; adjoin-
erIy. or good ground on Columbia Heights or Mount
Pleasant this Is bargain rs owner IL located here.
Address Box 80, City +. O. se12-lm
INVESTMENTS = OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
L Bonds, pay q per cent and are guaranteed by the
Company; Interest and Principal paid by the Chemi-
cal National Bank New York, constantly on hand in
AL sums. N. NJ. PARKER, Washington Agent 14lS
+ St oclO-lm
EOR SALE = GROCERY AND PROVISION
rent for store and dwelling, only $l2 price, $500
$500 cash. Apply wEsCOTT 4 WILCOX. 1907
Pennsylvania ave. oc9-6t
EXCELLENT BUSINESS CHANCE FOR PERSON
IL OF small capital II taken soon; Address
ocS-6t Bristoe, Va
L,OR SAlE-A NUMBER ONE GROCERY STORE
Il in good location and doing good business good
reasons for selling HEBRON RAMEY, 1907 + St
NV. oc6-6t
EOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A DRUG
to X. L ELLIOTT, Pharmacist 1901 NJ st. NV.
oc4-2w'
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BOARDING

900 ST. n. w., FIRST. CLASS TABLE BOARD
OOO and several furnished rooms can be had
ocI2-3ts
l.,Ok RENT-wITH A PLEASANT COUPLE WE'LL
II heated newly furnished rooms. with nrst-clasa
table board and good attendance. two gentlemen or
NV. cor 18th aud 3 oclO-4ts
OF IOWA ClRCLE-FOR RENT-ELEGANT
- Rooms. with n1t.clsss Board desired; or
would rent entire House furnished. oclO-3ts
1RAA 14TH ST. N. W., FURNISHED OR UN-
l. ~ furnished rooms. with or without board;
home comforts; terms modern 0; 18th St and PennA
ave cars pass the door. Oc4-2Vs
trOR kENT-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM6
II south front. with superior board ct 3O7 G st. nW
oc6-0ts
I ARGE. COOL AND NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
~ with Board single or suite; strictly irst-cass
!rsnsients. u per day. 1hs WEBSTER, Sis 18th
INV aull-3m
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Gnrs Suns SoouHzp
AID Pkxsskp DoR q
49, g Re- 80 49, .... - e.. IS - - q
sshvoN as~Asst - 49, ,o.
$3.50 AsSko@Ss go
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EOk RENT-UNFURNIs
~ II Lafayette So.


4 II Lafayette So, l504 g ST. NV. 81: .....45
dSr...............6 $500 1870 ST. s.w-. liz 40
1x2lCt ave. n. W.. Sr 2406 Attn ct. NV 10r... 40
large stable rear 1905 st. l0r. 40
l2l4 st. u. 23r 200 1880 18th St n. w. 1r 80
Mass ave. w. or l66 81 1894 2yth St ..7r. .35
Jig Vt sven.w. 10. $50 52S 18th St, NV. 7r-25
II. ave w., l0r. Caroline St. Or. .25
iIU MASS ave, IT. i2o lOOI 4 NV. r......16 40
lbs 10Th sIn1.. Isl. i15 f fukSish iai
1644 list st 100 18th and sts l6r ESQ
1914 2l.t st. NV Tor. 100 10th 81. near Dupont
i75s +. ave- Conn SIc's y. n Isr 25S
1916 2lst. NV. IL. 80 80 st. mr. 18th, 13r 80
l704 Conn ave-. llr..5 18th ST.. n. l3r 20s.33
l5l4 St n w.. B. sv. Scott Circle.
SIC 18th & NV, isi... .. near 18th Tor. iSS
1910 sosh s. e y. n. .s a6ss Z! Is
BIZ NV. l3r.......65N St, near 14th, Or. l20
FOL! NV. l1r: .....65O St. goth. llr. 100
1873 10th n W., LOT % Hlllyer ave. NV l0r. 100
1415 ct. NV. lr...65 10TH ST., near n, Tor. l25
2oI4 Hliyer Fl. ior. 90 Mass av. nr. 18TH. iSr 80
226 ave. Sc, Or so Mass mr. 18th. Isl. 800
$40: 14th st.. 80 RI 17tn lar 416 81
1IUs St NV: yr...... 80 18th stnr. 20r. 800
1871 10th Ut. 81 CT av mr.. N, Dor 1888
lilo 13th NV. Tor. 50lR ST. mr.. 2Oth Ilr. $50
124S 18th ST. NV, Tor. so st, mr.. 10th, l5r 400
24lO III st. NV. l0r so x St, 18th. 13r. 200
1914 Both ST. NV. 17r. 30 Thomas Circle 500
l24S 18th NJ W.. Tor. so
The above Houses can Dc examined oy psrm,tfrom
our ONCE only. THOMAS J. FISHER co.
oc6 1924 d NV
IrOR RENT-NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Il modern improvements. 1919 18TH st. NV. Rent
$4OO per annum- Apply to JOHN 4. GREEN, l416
NV oc6-ots
EOR RENT-1lI0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV:
FRANCIS HUFTY.
oc6-6t 1901 st.
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40c. Per Bar, 17c. per h., for COntis In
ported CASTLE Soap. KolD Pharmacy, 9TH and z
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just Received
A new lot of those $1.25 Mems Shoes In Button
Lace. and Congress- All solid leather. Every
pair worth $3.50.
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 Seventh street.
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As WE ARE the only manufacturing clothiers in
Washington, our IaClIItlcs are beyond competition
for furnishing sou VILLA good and reIlabie clUth-
Ing (and at much less price, Al-wOOl suits, SO.
EIsEMAN BAOs., Coz. eth and stS-
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LOCAL MENTION.

LOCAL MENTION. =
The Weather.
foftne District OF Columbia Delaware, Maryland
Gay; westerly winds
CONE AND SEE our beautiful Assortment O,
stamped Splashers and Scarfs; Also chlldren's
knit saoques. Hoods ana Toooygans at prices that
VIII asOohisn you WH- g. yIERBuCHEN,
1902 7th street northwest.
CHIpkSs cLoAKs TAYLoK's, sa3 Penn. avenue.
or INTEREST TO LADrEs-woodward Lothrop
siye "NoveltIes'' In Ladies' Wraps and Newman
ketS including such elegant styles as the "Irish
SC Wrap Depar, ment, third ioor.
kE.p the interesting ad. Of "The Fair" in City
The DUNLAP STYLE SILK Hat o. Youmans, MIL
Ter, and other shaped Derbys, 81 10 "a. sIetsons
pne SOFT mats s. 70 IS; other kinds al so &c S. X.
T. Lewis son, 1927 New YORK ave-. near 18th St
AASo iuii nne Oh underwear, neckwear, footwear.
CHLDhES's CLoAEa TAYLoss. sss Penn avenue.
CALL AT The Standard shoe house tomorrow; IL
VIII pay you Read adv't under City Items
SEE our assortment Of $40 FAN overooats, extra
value George spransy. 434 7lh ST
WLxoAs, 500 9th St nv. For saturday-Round
STEAK, zoe. ID sirioin steak. I2H; RID roasts 10
70 10; Lamb, 15c.; CHOICE Creamery Butter, 25c.
Everything the market affords.
cHllDHss's CLoAEs TArLoRs, ssa Penn. avenue.
No 1913 17rH srRsxr-w. u. A. wormley &
SON have opened for the convenience the citizens
OF West End the finest oyster depot south OF New
York, where families can be supplied at shortest
no1lce Win Oysters Terrapin and Game. Orders
Columbia Telephone cali 529.
BRIGHTwoop Rxcru Monday Oct Ih3p.m.
You Will FIND Yous money misspent If you do
not guy your fall overcoaLs from the producers
tsee our fan overcoats, SlO)
EIsEsAN Bros. 7th and sts,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
CORN, OATS, AND Hay AT Goodacre's 1226 II NV.
FuRsITUKE BUSINESS sPEcIALrY.-Any one In
want OF furniture and meaning business Will do
wen 70 Inspect my stock and prices before purcnas
ing am not selling at or fellow cost Tor thirty
Jays only, or giving away chromos 10 make sales.
Ny STOCK was purchased for cash, and sell my
goods al pront; but taking my expenses In con-
sl1eratiOn enables TO sell as low as any house
u. the country. Ii. o. TowLEs, 1907 Penn. ave.
CHILDRKSs CLoAKs. TAYLoR's, 933 Penn avenue.
QUEER, BUT IRIS True, that RICH, III Market
Space who Is not stranger IN town. Is selling the
best So shoes made.
For wAsHIsGOS DRESSED BEEF go to John r.
Kelly. Corned beef especially.
Ice CREAM. Charlotte Russo, Jelly, at Fussells,
1t2o New lork avenue.
NsSs DERBY Hans, fan styles, $50 and 81; extra
Naile. A. I. LEWIS, 4:S1 1th 81
CHrrDKEs's cLo.ks. TIlLok's. sss Penn. avenue.
As We ARE the only manufacturing clothiers in
Washington, our ftClIItJs are beyond c0nipe ttIon
for furnishing yOg VILLA good and reIlabie clUth-
Ing (and at much less price, Al-woOl suits, SO.
EIssMAN BAOs-, Coz. eth and sts.
PowKKFUL oPsRA-GLAssES. Hempler's, Paav.G4H.
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Ma NARIsIs ACADEMY will positively open
SATURDAY. october 13, at O'Clock pm, for misses
s.o listers; al pm, for adults All former
Repiis Ae invited 20 the opening. .Dancing.p .
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EoR RENT OR sALE-THAT FIRsT-cLAss
house. ll3 LIST ct ne, fronting Capitol Park re-
Gently occupied ~ Sen Morxan: hollow vails hard.
Apply 2 ". O DODGE 700 q Key lis y ma
LOB RENT-A NEAT. sIx-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
Il SIS o. ae.. GIG 30 per month: key e SO Also
y2i 2 e. nv. Il rooms eco pa ma ovsss 81 SIS
oth 1T nv. 0e27.2m
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T OST-OCTOBER !. BOX CONTAINING TWO
II Topaz attached by gold chain. Full restored
aud no questions asked returned to 5l6 18th nw
oc12-3t'
I OsT-A LETTER ADDRESSED TO I14l 5TH
~ st NV Finder will please return to above ad-
dresA It.
21 M REWARD-LOsT ON OR ABOUT JULY
WV 1883, one Round Tin Box. about SO in
paid for any information that VIII lead recovery Of
same. Apply to MCDEVITT q rLLNDER Detective
Agency. SO5 Pennsylvanis ave. NV. ocl2 ST.
7 OsT-A LADY's GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH
Land Chain, with initial '.r' on outside of case Re-
ward Of SlO. at Room To- st. Cloud Budin g ocll-2.
I OsT : SUNDAY kvENING-A SMALL, GOLD
xIhesded cane. marked W.. l. W. from f. b. O.
Finder viii please return to the Jefferson Club I4l2
h St. and receive reward oc1O-3ts
II OsT sTRAYkD FROM STABLE A YOUNG
Ablsck Mule LIBERAL reward II returned to 2l7 18TH
st. aw oc1O-3ts
STOLEN-ON eKPTRMBER 8, SKYE TERRIER
With ears and tail cut hair very thin back Any
Information leading TO his recovery will be SUITABLY
rewarded Address r. C.. Star Office.
oc5. SSH. ~, 1897
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oie to $50 Nd ave
ins 3 ! Ii lie e,h =. : .OO'
VT klfr. rNr 5000
1o6 a eos llth ct
w. hh.. Or ......, a.0Oo
80 l3k 1t. s.w- b h;
isssPsii' nli.;~;'-.6 H., 80
-.....-...-..,.-- +'"Vs
SIS lists ". In. or,
and 3 house. rear 1000
81 - fe3s u Il sc.
N OF .........,..;a .ooo
3o2 9th II se.. b. Il,
S.. 1000
q 70 Al Est .w- BE-.
le;s,'S;' and Sal i5S'' = 4 ~
-. tn. 4r..... 2.2Ou
4Os aud 400 south Zap.
II T. a.. Or ...... 1000
- y Of n. ". IL
l24ioioi i 10 s4oi columns 1:.'''
pos 20 sO7 yst ~
70. o. n !, 6I ....-..-... l.5OO
3 Madison - ne.
In. *r......-....-. LOO
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NOR RENT
l. 81 y st. NV. 13r.
637 p. av. e.. 5r. and
4oS 8 to az. 8f. ali i m. i. sc
2016 VT. ave. Or. N. l.2e
7lS H Ut. ne, Or.
401 u st. ne. 6r., mi. &c
7S2 9th s-e.. Dr., mi. 1881
1888 9th Of n. We. Sr.. 1t
72S 9th Sc, Or, MI. 1886
200 18th. store. rs. 1T
oc5.1m 6WORMSTED1
EOR RENT-lOS G ST.
Il mod. imps. Apply to
oc6-lm
LOR RENT-ONLY o.
Il rooms; furnace in &C
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NOR RENT-HOUSES-
Il 3024 2 st 9r.,m.l.S40
34OO n st. NV. l2r.. b.
3041 N st.. liz, mi. 80
1886 33d st. u. ". Dr.,
b. h......................2 20
14l3 35th st. NV. 7r.,
I. h-................l6.5O
1910 o ct. 6r., b.h. .lS3 80
tyl6-3m q. II. EIC]
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CITY AND DISTRICT

PowKKFUL OPsKA-GLAssEs. IIempler's, Pa.av.
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For Tomorrow. SATURDAY..

SaX0ny Wool German Hand.K nit
Knit Jacket Depot 9TH and H.
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3Q2 3oth St, Or. $1,000
Il4l3 3sth. b. Sr. 5000
1870 and p SD. Or. 4. 900
80 IL Y ct. b b.. or. :. 300
lolI $50 Il. Or. b.h.2.OO0
3x0s p ST. 5r. b. b =. 900
'taon Of the property on my
C. II. nCELISG,
1884 SD st. az.
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Few Specialize I'm shoes for one week at
J. BROOKS, TIE 7th ST.
LaaleS LAMBS wool Soles, bound, only 25c
Mems kmbrod Slippers, only CSC. A g LADIES'
D0ngoia or Kid Boot ior only $1.65.
Children's school shoes
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 seventh street.
SfX.Piece Walnut ParlOr Suit in
Crushed Plush $42; Brass-end Curtain Poles P5c. !:
28x54 Smyrna Rugs $3.50; 3Ox6O, s.; Ingram
carpets from 25c to 75c.; Brussels from soc to
&c., with q Iull line OF Chamber Suits Cheap for
cash, at s K. Brown SONS House Furnishing
Store, 10th and Pennsylvania avenue NV. s.
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 9TH H.
The Low price OF salvation Oil 25 cents bot
tie, places 1t within the reach Of all.
ssCOlgate Il Co.'S soaps and Perrin mes
not only equal The most famous French prepare
tons. but are free from all adulteraiiOns ~
Godeys L0dys Book. f,Iu-2w
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. I'm
Every visitor 20 50. JOseph,s Fair.
Rtnes' Arm0ry, will be presented with q beautiful
silk embroidered satin banner, made on the Do
nestle Sewing Machine. donated by G. Auerbacn,
TIN ana II, sole agent 6,6,6lO,l2
Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at TorHAA'x 123l Pa. ave. Nv
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
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IvOR sAIE-HUUskS-
IL 2s0s Q St NV.
b.h-. Or. new......o1.b0t
1924 Y. b.h-. er..,...7.00s
34Ol n It. NV. l0r.. b. h.,
IL l............. .. wv
1888 Prospect st.. d
The above 10 only . poI
books Gall for list
1yl0-3m
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INoR RENT-1-RooM BAY-NINDow PRFssED-
Il brick. 2106 Vermont ave. m. g.: papered conven-
lent neghhorhood stable for and csrrsTes:
S2250. OWNER, pos ct. nv. ocl0-3ts
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. n, GI0d hOOMS, ALL
q. G. GREEN,
S03 7th St NV.
2-BRlCK. 8 STORY, 10
lar to heat whole house;
the door. 205 q st. INV.
oc4-2w
HOUSES,
ID ST.. $500 each. 40l
!welling, $40: all modern
bEALL BROWN 4 co.
lJ2l # st NV.
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Ne "a er for sale an extensive last q large and small
houses uded in the above, also fine building
lots in the and cheaper ali 80 ton.
Of the city Gail once and our bullsrn
se2s JOHN shEkMAk q Ca, l4O7 n sd
INOK sALE-o NEw BAY-wINDOw BRICK
10 houses corner Of Attn and ID sts n e. con tslpins
rooms, bath. and every modern Improvement hand
somly fnIshed will b. sold cheap aud easy tsrIns
Ior further particu an. cal and see MAsB'N DAHEN-
HOMEk 1ll5 Est se22-lm
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
djourned until Monday.
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The speaker laid
before the house letter from Governor
Green, of New Jersey. presenting to con-
gress in the name of the state of New
Jersey statutes of Richard Stockton and
Phil Kearney, to be placed in the statuary
hall In the capital
A resolution was adopted assigning
Tuesday, August 2lst, for the considera-
ton of a concurrent resolution accepting
the statute and returning thanks to the
state of New Jersey therefor.
Private business having been dispensed
with, the house went into committee of
the whole Mr.. Springer. of Illinois in the
chair on the deficiency appropriation bill.
Mr.. Laird, of Nebraska, offered an
amendment appropriating 81 ,30G, 600 10 paY
arrears OF soldiers bounty and back pay
Mr.. Burnes, of Missouri, raised point
OF order against the amendment and it
was sustained.
The French spoilation claims section Of
the bill having been reached, Mr.. Long, of
Massachusetts, said there was no longer
any excuse for delaying the payment of
these claims, in view of the fact that
judicial tribunal of the governments own
selection had as conclusion link of fact
and now declared their validity and the
governments Indebtedness. Not to paw
them would be simply reputation Pend
Ing further discussion the committe rose
and the house took a recess, the evening
session to be for the consideration of pri-
yate pension bills
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
THOUSANDS OF ENTHUSIASTIC.
Montgomery land Clinton County People
Hear Gen. Harrison on the Rights
of Settlers

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 3.-Perhaps the
most imposing demonstration yet made
by citizens from outside the city since the
campaign opened, resulted today by the
joint efforts of Montgomery and Clinton
counties. The delegation from Crawfords-
vile and other points in Montgomery
county numbered nearly 1000, and from
Frankfort in Clinton county $50 The
weather exceeded yesterday in oppressive
hess, the mercury climbing to 90. In the
course OF his response General Harrison
said:
Among the great achievements of our
party think We may worthily mention
the passage of that benetcient act of leg
is!ation known as the Homestead law"
1t was impossible to the old parties. 1t
was possible only TO a party composed OF
the sturdy yeomanry OF the free states
IApplausel. II has populated our
territories aud newer states with the elect
OF our citizenship. Il opened way TO an
ownership OF the soil 10 vast number Of
our citizens; and there is no surer bond in
the direction OF good citizenship than that
our people should have property in the
sol upon which they live. IL Is one OF the
best elements OF our strength as a state
thst cur farm lands are so Largely possessed
In small tracts and are titled oy men who
Own them Il is enc of the best evidences
Of the prosperity of our cities that 50 large
proportion of tie men who work arr
covered by their own roof Ii we woQla
perpetuate this condition We must main
tain the American state OF wages lap
Diause. The policy os the sab division OF
the soll Is one that tends 20 stregfaen our
national life God grant that it may he
long before we have N this country ten
Wichita eagle., 1888-08-04
1hELE1IER CARRIERS KICK.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-Pos,master Pear
son has replied to the complaints of the
letter carriers that their daily service
under the eight hour law is spread by
intervals over twelve TO fifteen hours Mr..
Pearson denies such allotments, and says
it is absurd to charge him with purpose
toimpose hardship on men because they
were active for the eight hour bill. In
closing, the postmaster says:
l do not propose TO destroy or cripple the
postal service here nor 20 sacrifice the
public interests placed in my charge il
order to crafty the unreasonable demands
Of any class of employees. do not under
stand that the object OF the establishment
and maintenance OF the postal service Is TO
secure the enjoyment of a good time fer
its employees. whether postmasters, clerks
or carriers II does not seem unreasonable
tina, in return for these concessions OF the
eight hour law. carriers should lie willing
10 perform their duty in such manner and
st such time within the above named limit
as the exigencies OF the service and the
needs of the public may demand.