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Death Of Mrs. F. NJ Green.

Inc relatives and friends Of Mrs. Frank NJ
Green were shocked yesterday afternoon to hear OF
herisudden death in Fowerville. n. Y, where she
was visiting her sister. Mrs Gait. She had been
sick for some time and on Saturday her trouble
developed into typhoid fever. Mr.. Green was at
once Informed, and he intended leaving here last
evening, as De could not make .the railroad con-
nectlonS on Saturday. Her death was caused by
heart failure complicated with the fever. Her
brother, MI. U. +. Presbrey Will leave washington
this morning TO bring the body home. The funeral
Will take place Wednesday afternoon.
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Frederick County Fair

The annual fair OF the Frederick County Agri-
cultural Society Will open on Tuesday, october 9,
and continue four days, closing Friday. special
features are announced for each day.
The Baltimore and ohio Railroad Co. will run
special trains on Thursday, the 18th, from Hagers-
town, Washington, and intermediate stations, and
from Camden station, Baltimore, on Wednesday
ana thursday, the 10Th and l1th and will sell ex-
curslon tickets, Including admission to the fair,
during the entire week, good TO return until Sat
urday. We give below schedule Of The special
trains and rates Of Iare for Thursday. the lIIh:
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BACK FROM EuRoPE.-The steamship Umbria,
which arrived at her dock In New York yesterday.
had several distinguished passengers on board
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie
General Beauregard, who was confined to his state
room all the passage on account OF the breaking
out or an old wound received during the war; Geo
Post the architect, and Capt. Anderson, U. s. A.,
who has been spending several months In France
In the interest OF the War Department, inspecting
the methods OF the French army,
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GOOD TENPLARs FAR.-The Independent Order
OF Good Ienplars will give grand exposition and
Der j, closing November TO- The object OF the fair
IS TO raise funds for mission temperance work. TO
purchase and sustain a tent in winch to hold tenn
perance meetings. The following donations have
been received: Shafer Cleary, 823 La ave-
DOL apples; Harris Anderson. 921 La ave-, box
lemons; Splcer, Compton CO.. 1884 La. av, pail OF
preserves; b. s. FINLEY Co., 92S La. ave-, "a cans
tomatoes; Tucker Bros, S22 La ave. / box
oranges; j. 5. kedman, 9th ana La. at., bucket
preserves; J. T. ID. Pylcs, ALP 4th st. Sc, / Dbl.
hour; Geo. W. Rich, Market Space, slippers; G. G.
Cornwall, 1412 Pa ave-. case OF soap; A. Mayer,
Itn ST. me IAN; Gately Aldr1ch, TIN st. oil paint
Ing; T. j; Mayers, Good Templars' regaIia; Willett
huon, hat; G. ID. Golden, nSe gallons mix; Good
year kuoDer Co, merchandise, value S.; Z G.
Davis, s. 10 merchandise; Aueroach Bro, e23
Pa ave, $40 In merchandise; Ii. l. Strange oiS La
ave-, bananas; Myers Louray, 9l9 La. ave. nay
STRAW aud oats; Frank h. Ward, outnt for a dairy
lunch Tor the fair room; Dalton d Strickland,
merchandise; Douglas and Bro, 9th St, mer.
chandize; Kings Palace, merchandise; W. L.
"a ave. s. e., candy; Conrad Hamp, Baltimore,
nne mirror; VIM Eckhart, Baltimore, engraving:
Sehnelder Fuchs, Baltimore, easel; McCaddin &
MeEl~ee, baitimore, patent rocking chair; c. w.
~ Brand, pair painted plaques, value $40; Mrs A.
h. Arnold, painted plaque, $40.
- one project OF the ralr Committee is the Good
IenplarS House, the material Tor which is being
donated oy merchants dealing In building mate
rial The material VIII be presented to the person
Receiving the largest number OF votes.
The following donations are hereby acknowl
edged: I. +. Schneider, architect plans for the
Good Templars' House; Childs 4 Sons, g. 600 prick
John Grinder, 1000 brick; c. K. Monroe & Co.
1000 brick; Inos. w. Smith, flooring for nrst
story; j. Hitch, All 9th ST. sw 500 feet best nine
lumber; +. p. May CO., bronze locks and trim
mings Tor front and yestibuie doors: John COoksey
800 1lth ST. Sc, ive loads sand; Edw Cooley. ID
barrels lime; A. F. Williams, 10 barrels lime:
Thompson Co., 10Th and La. ave, keg mans:
VIA. wagner, 207 Pa. ave- &C., keg nails: Il n
zimmerman, 22l Pa. ave Sc, dozen locks; VIM @.
pease, SO4 81. :. e., 25 pounds white lead; john
ID. Peake, 642 Pa ave. s. e., % pounds lead gaI-
Ions OIL; CammacS Decker, 10 barrels time: j.
NJ. Wheatley, 10 barrels cement; H. G. Isel IAN
and p stS, bell and speaking tube.
REPUBLICANS are invited 10 attend meetino th,s
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Amusements TO-Niglht.
AAsACGHs.-Effie Ellsler In Judge Not"
NATiosAL-''Tne Private Secretary"
hAKKIs.--"True Irish Hearts"
AxSASs-Tony Pastors Troupe.
PASoRAhA--"Battle OF shiloh"
k-sTkKkr RIsK--Monkey Comedians
AsBCRY MCsEk-"Christ Before Pflate,p
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
overrueG opinion BY Judge nerics eyaIs ars
Adier; decree below affirmed, opinion by Jufye
Cox. In re Thompson's estate; decree OF Probate
nrmed, opinion by Chief Justice Bingham. Dens-
more agt Densinore, bill dismisseI; do.
SPECIAL TsRN-Judge Hagner.
To-day, Parker Co. agt. COX; Peoples Savings
Bank agt. Conger; Burkhart agt seiiz and cfref1
a Bro. agL DIFFERS; defaults Breitbarth act.
Young; ORDER or publication.
EQUITY CoUKT-Jud0e James,
To-day, hay agt Carter; leave TO trustees TO sell
notes Frisby agt. Frisby; testimony ordered
Taken Ss,a oy J: A. Clarke, examiner. Barbour agt
McIntosn; order limiting time 70 take Testimony
Time 70 take testimony denied.
POLICE CoURr-Judoe Muller.
q, Today, WA Jackson. indecent exposure; $40 or
80 days Jno. Timoers, colored, disOrderly con-
DUCT; 50 or 10 days Henry Holly, colored, do: do.
Bette Neoitt, coiored, profanity; do Geo. White.
e color Indecent exposure; IS or Is days Frank
Is days each. Moses Chiids coiored do Az
jefferson Scott, do; SO or 30 DAYS Peter tafs.
wood, eolorsd, do; so or 60 days Jas. Hender-
pistol; SO or 90 days. Geo Brtscoe coiored ne
orderly conduct; s. or Is days Arthur Nason
90; 90. Jas. Craven, do; collateral forfeited
Minor, profanity; s. or 10 days Frank Adams
vagrancy; bonds or % days. VIM. smith DO !.
bonds or 80 days Jno. Ii. Atchinson. Indecent
throwing stones; 81 or days Tnos Coonsr nrS
family; S. or 10 days Frank Smith- do. 40
Ihos Cooper, disorderiy conduct; do. Frederick
do. Hattie Jackson and Lucy Payne do: col,
lateral forfeited Henry J. Hardy, vagrancy: ner.
sonal bonds VIM. Carroll, disorderiy conduct: Is
and WIN Thomas, do; DO. Jno. Graham and
Lewis Lewis EEL DO; soI.ssrais forfeited. Emma
days Mary Jones' colored. DO; do.
A tour Of Q customs Inspector along the bound.
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THE STAFF OF LIFE.

NrlBEH OF BAKERS IN TIE CITY RAISE THEIR
PRICES ONE CENT PR LoAP--ruEY THINK TEE
orHKRs WILL BE FORCED TO DO so-JouRNEY1xN
BAKERs FAvoR TIE ADVANCE.
bread advanced cent loaf this morning. Some
OF the bakers met with complaints and protests
from their customers On their rounds, but this was
anticipated In fact, It was thought BY many Of
the bakers that their customers would refuse to
take the bread on account Of the advance but
prominent baker told STAR reporter to-day that
MS supply ran short. 81 made q mistake In not
baking the usual batch, he said, ''Dut I thought
that as the advance would only be carried into eff
rect by some OF the bakers that my customers
would go to the cheaper men. This did not prove
TO be the case" He added that the other bakers
VINO had not advanced their price would be COM
PEELED TO do so as soon as their present stock OF
hour became exhausted. Only two OF the largest
BAKERS In the city are selling to-day az the o!d
prices. There are number OF the smaller eStaD-
nshmentS where the advance has not yet Deen
made II is estimated that there are some nfteen
bakers who advanced their prices today. The
bakers have no organization, and this movement
Is not the result OF any united action
THE JouRsEYnEN BAKERS
have an Organization, and they In favor of the
advance. They are now working twelve hours a
day instead Of eighteen, and their wages are from
SI3 TO s23 per week. They are afraid that unless
duced or their hours Increased. Anton Kaspar q
member OF the union, said 10 q STAR reporter that
the advance In flour had been from 81 TO 81 25 per
barrel, and that employers who pay fair wages,
bread at the old rates. He claims that only about
go ioayeS can be made from barrel Of four and
after all expenses are made the prOt 10 the baker
Is only just and a reasonable one.
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AUCTION SALES.

FTNRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABIE REAL ESTATE
Il IN The CITY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT OF
DWELLING NO 459 O STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed in OF Grant ct al
VS. Grant ct al No. 1906. in Equity will offer at
Ru6nc sale on the premises on FRIDAY the Nine
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the llowing-described
real estate, situate and being in the city of Washing
the east 10 feet Of "a the depth of said lot Of
tive hundred and niue)
Terms Of sale: one third cash; balance in equal in
staents 1t one and two notes to be given bear
ing six cent interest from day Of sale payable
semlannually and to be secured by deed of trust
the property Sold all cash, at the option Of the
chaser deposit Of 100 will be required at time Of
sale ConveyancinE, &C, at purchasers cost If terms
OF sale are not complied with in ten days from day OF
sale the Trustees reserve the right to the prop
erty in default st the risk and OF the defautng
purchaser after Ave days notice of resale in
paper published in Wa shington. DC.
MASON NOBLE RICHARDSON ,-r...,.
EDHARDH H. THOMAS, Atos'
THOMAS Dow LING, Auctioueer ocS-d&ds
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A House FLoODBD.-The bursting of a water
pipe In the basement OF house No. 1929 q street
northwest yesterday, caused some anxiety To per-
sons In the adjoining houses The house Is owned
Dy MI. b. IL. Stnemetz and was recently leased by
Mr. Bovee for the purpose OF hitting up baths Tue
mouse was undergoing repair and a heating ap-
paratuS was being put In the basement The base
nent was soon flooded after the pipe bursted and
small portion OF the wall fell, but not much
damage was done before the f1ow Of water was cut
or
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CAspxrs, CAsrrrsu CAnrrrsur

We sre daily recsiving Fan supply Of Br0ELow.
LOWELL HARTFORD WILTON CARPETS BoDl
BRUssEIS MoQUETs vKLvETs. TAPESTRIES.
THBEE-PLYs ISGRAINa snd ART sou AREA
RU0s. MATS. CURTAINS. and D6APIN6s An grusr
vsxssty. An inapsction Of our stock h solicited.
ss2s-sn HooE BRO q CO. l32s -
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IOR sALE-UPoN EASY Trims. A VERY DE-
slrabe House. 1921 ytn ST. u. w. anu stable. Desira-
bic as home or inyestmcnt LOUIS &. sHoEMAk-
Eh, S2O st. NV. ocS-3t
EOk SALON ST. NV. ONE BUILDING AND
lot nearly 10 feet front: also two brick dive linss
70 rooms eachD. on u St se.. near PENNSYLVANIA
Apply early NJ o0S St n. W., or y34 St n. W Bar
gains. If seeking Investments oc6-6t.
lrOR sALE-BUILDiN Nc RENTED TO THE GOV
Il ernment for 5000 per annum. Price, sS 900.
Address MORT9AOE. Star ONCE octi 3ts
lroR SALE-4 NEW o-RooM BRICK HOUSES;
cheap; q plendd opportunity for Investment
that wil pay over Is per cent Per snnum. Address
.. c. star office. octi at
trOR SALE-A tIRST-CLAsS RESIDENCE OF 3
rooms and bath, pressed brick. bay window. stone
foundAion and las ment thoroughly concerted
THROUGHOUT Lot 2Onl 46 TO wide alley located on X
st. nv Price. e.. 800 on easy terIns or would ex-
change for smaller property. T. H sIPHERD a co,
ISL FIST. oc6-3t
IrOR sALE-NEw PRESS BRICK. BAY WINDOW
- two story, nine-room; al modern improvements;
lot lSx94 to alley. new frame stable. l2xls Il. Lo-
Gated az 1903 9th ST. NV. Apply 10 OMNEk 1909 9th
St. for further information. oco-3ts
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A Fraud ON the Bees.

APIAKISIS ASK LkGIsLATION kEVCIKIN1 ARfIF1CIAL
HONEY TO BE LABELED.
Mr.. James p. Miller, OF Chicago, representative
OF the Beekeepers' Union, visited the Agricultural
Department to-day to secure the cooperation of
the Commissioner Of Agriculture In obtaining legis-
lation TO protect the public and the beekeepers
against spurious honey. Ascredentials, Mr. Miller
brought an interesting swarm OF Italian bees with
him IN a case, and placed them ON exhibition in
the Museum 200" Mr.. Miller stated to a STAR re-
porter that what the beekeepers want Is law SIM
liar 10 the oleomargarine law, requiring manufac-
turers OF ARTIFICIAL honey to stamp their ares so
that the pubic will not be deceived In purchasing
II. The artificial honey, he said, Is composed or
three-fourths or glucose and one-f0urth OF real
honey. This, he said, was not injurious, but he
old not think IL ought TO be sold real honey.
Ine Deekeepers, he said, did not fear the compe-
tltlon OF the artificial product. What they did
Tear was that the adulterated article would make
people suspicious OF all honey
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/ 1Il3 9th st.n.w~6r.eS 5000
y1s q 81. e. Or. ~. 80
4o6 Boundary n.w..7r 10
20 X st. ne. 6r.. ..l9. so
ll23 N. ]. ave. NV. 1880
10 l. st. NV, Or. 80
s26 N.J.ave. NV. Or. %. Is
63 L St u. W., 6v..........lG
10 Defrees St. Or. =. 1907
sos 10Th st. u. e.,7r. .16.40
ia l0th st. SEER. 1880
"A 9th st. NV :, or. .l5.40
los Nj st. u. W.. Or. Is 80
3422 Prospect av-. 6rl5.30
Whitney Close. Or. ..... Is
9l24 25tbst. n.w..5r1A30
I:S66 n st. s.w., Or. .14.3u
1874 Sth St l.e., Or. IA
70 Eenton ri ne. Or 1850
S:e2 h st. Sc, Sr. LIB. %
oil 9th st. Sc. Or. .li.3O
lo41 n. j. ave. n.w.1.t. 80
Sl1 23d st. n. W., Or. 1880
Cleveland ave, Or. lib
AZ Warner 1t, or....12S0
lOl9 H St ne. Or. -. 1850
6:e,9 L st. s.e.. 6r.....12.37
Nc. can az. sw. Or. II. 80
4:}9 Franklin ST., 4r.....l2
81 llth St n. e.. Or. .l2
! Ills 9Th st. ne, Or. .l2
l2S:e0 Z St NV, Or. IL. 30
l17-25 Fenton Pl n.e.11.30
1857 ed ST. u. W.. DILL
$50 Gordon sv.. Ar. 10. 80
i9l5 27th Ut. n. W.. 4rl0. 80
1914 18th st. n. W., Ar. 10
443 X St NV. 3r.......1U
1908 l ct. n. e. 5r.........7
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EOR hENT-
I6l2 Il 1t. NV. .9160. 81
Ola 18th 81 NV. l2r. 100
llO3 II st. NV. l0r. 10
l10S 4 st. NV, 12r.....65
1;il Md. ave. ne, 11r. 90
4O:S q st. n. W.. 1lr SO. "a
S2t 4 Cap. st.. 1ir. .5U.6v
1000 24th st. n. w., Tor. so
1879 10th st NV. Or. 90
5l6 Stn ST. NV, l0r45. 90
4O4 I'd St NV, 9r.. IA
$50 Z. Cap. st. llr. 40. so
.4U2 Pa. ave. n. w., Or. 40
i2i5 29th st. n. W., Sr. 40
4O1 I'd st. NV. 7r......4J
1904 7 st. NV. Or. 40
1l59 list st.n.w.. Or. 35.55
1918 10th 81 n. ". yr35. 30
4 l6 I'd st. NV, Tbs
1872 Corcoran ST.. 7r...:.5
LOG I st NV, Or. 81. 40
22iS 9th st. n W., lor. 80
622 o st. NV. Tor. 80
42S II st. n W.. Sr........2S
443 q St n. w.. Or. .2S
% h 1t. ne, Or. .2s
BIZ LIST II. ae.. IT.. .25.4g
21S Arthur Pa. 7r. ..25. 40
1904 10th n. w.. Or. .25.35
6.B1 Mass .sv.n,e,Sr-2l.3.l
1926 9th ut. ny .7r.25.3a
i59S 10th NV; Or. %
464 = st. NV, Or: ..-...2i
1918 Linden St. 7r......25
1908 Md. ave .. W., l2r.25
1918 v ct. NV. 1r......2a
1917 l. st. NV. Or. % sc
456 Wash. st. NV. Or. %. 81
Anacostia. 7r..........22. &c
500 Boundary. Or. .22. DC
acR N N wa ~
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CITY ITEMS.

Six.Piece Walnut ParlOr Suit In
Crushed Plush, $42; Brass-end Curtain Poles CSC. ;
26x54 Smyrna Rugs. $3.50; 3Ox6O, g; Ingram
Carpets from CSC. 10 75c.; Brussels from Soc to
cash, at 8 x. BROWN SONS, House Furnishing
Store. Goth and Pennsylvania avenue NV. m&w2
The Great sale Of goods damaged by nre
and smoke at Augensteins, 81, $40, and 821 7th
street northwest, viii be over in few days; pur-
money. Molasses Pitchers, &C.. Work-stands, Soc,
worth from $1.5O TO s. each; 5000 Scrub Brushes
all kinds, &c.; 1000 Shoe Brushes, all kinds &C..
Gomez Pots. Buckets and Saucepans, all sizes &c.
Sailor Lunch Baskets, all sizes, 15c.: 0blOng Wash
Boilers 3Sc.; covered Spnt Baskets, &c.
Note given by a minor Is void, or II drawn on
Sunday. Smoke Grand Republic Cigarros and
Buff0S. For sale by all nrSt-class dealers Whole
sale Agents. LUCHs BRO.
salvation OIL delights everybody. 1t can be
had OF all druggists for Is cents bottle.
Every Visitor 10 81. JOseph's Fair.
RineS Arm0ry, Will be presented with beautiful
silk embroidered satin Banner, made on the Do
nestle Sewing Machine, donated by c: Aueroach,
7th and II, sole agent. 5,6,S.1O,12
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 7th q H.
1gnatfus f. Mudd.
with @. Warheld Simpson, No. 622 14th street
northwest, cuts and makes Ladies' Over-garments
and Riding Habits Boys Suits cut or made TO
order. 3
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other I'm
Cut Prices on Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at ToPHAMs, 1921 Pa. ave. 1w
DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. SIN
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tour Of Q customs inspector along the bound.
airy between Dakota and Manitoba revealed ex
tensive smuggling operations In opium Wheat
and Other valuable prOductA
John L Sul1yan's disease, Il u now said. VA.
typhoid fever. IL viii be SIX months before he II
s1fong again.
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LWK KENI-
Il 1878 X. I. ave. 1lr975
Gl o st. n.w.lSr. m-i.60
81 z Pa sv.s.s., or. and
store. 90
406 o ST. Or. all m. i 80
20l6 VT. ave, Or. m LIS
@l3 D st. ne. Or. D. .20.3Q
401 ID 81. ne. Or. mi. 30
46 4 st. n e. ST., ali mi20
~ 9th s.e.. Or. mi. Is. 80
126 9th sc. Dr., MI. l5.3 80
200 lltl. store. Ia. 30
1892 Millsrs' CT. 9. o. 4r..S
GOBLIN SNORM6TEDT
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
RENr-UNFuRNIs
Il IL lafayette So,

Lon
u L.l.y..'. sssoOissSss 8 ~ =. frs
Ia! Iii s :: s {: ::
MiS x s s. sS Ss 7: q s.: sss
fsso Nc; .ys. iSS5 Nv: e
iiss lob % lis *. = rg s
:s !: ss II: s n.:s ussn;
Ire 5SSs 6 I"; ~ Circle ~: ss S
s Ys s's 81 q. nv i 81
1871 4ean ave. e; nI sd n III
sS S is s. !: s::: isii
isIS sSsa & iOrz = !. n... se.s IT, 3
I6ge 18th Nv. Tor % Hillyer ave- .. W ,lor 100
S9s nv ssa ~ asss Isl ssa g
24os IAN g.. iIr .5s. IS Lawn IN. Izr4ie6s
as i iiss =; s s: !. M ssS isf
| |SIs S;;$ E is;s 4 ss ss$
e a.: .ss OIL: House.
I,OR RENT-NINE.ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
s.so 20 annaS Apply % ' JOHN ssfRks ssis
l(OR RENT-1609 AND 1911 ST. NV: TEN
Il rooms m l.; e3o; Will rent to white OF ooiored.
oc6-3t
EOR RENT-THE UPPER PORTION OF si3
Il Pennsylavania rooms. hath and modern
yyecniences; $50 per mouth. Apply 4. Q, HoLTzMaN.
10th and SITS. NV. oc6-3t
I0k RENT-1ll0 NEW HAMPsHIHR AVE NV;
Il rooms and bath room; MOD. tmpe rent e39. SO.
FRANCIS HUFrY.
FSoR RENT-oNLY ONE OF THOSE DESIRABLE
4 brick bsy-window houses 200l llth stn.w.;7
rooms room an mod imps: only SO CHAS. b sHkEvE.
EoR RENT-DwELLINa 1908 7ths NV rooms,
mod imps, in good condition. .............. $4,000
ia st. NV. rooms. all mod imp. %. 40
o5O 81 NV. rooms. water. 10 80
cottage cor Attn and n. Y. ave-. ~ rooms. gas. - -
oc6 81 By GHAs. S. siiREvl. iOoy 9TH st. NV NV
EoR RENT-l234 MAss 1913 ct. e. er......sl4
aye lar: ;;SI25 90 1928 Cleveland st. Or; ~
l50s Lstn.w. lOr. LOS Cor lst&N sta ..5r. ~
s. .s ~ e. Pr = 1865 n' 81 iSsS
l4l0 St Or. 20. 80 2025 St W., 5r... 10 30
l42S st Or. 30. 80 400 18th st. store. 10
81. Bdy. st.. so 4.S2 Del. ave-, 81. 10
24l6 9TH St n w. 6r... lie LIS ST. sw. 5r.......l0
oc6-3t' A. s. CAYwoOD. 80 9th st. NV.
L,OR RENT-404 ID ST. NM, ELEVEN ROOMS
Il and bath; hve rooms on door; basement; seven
min utes to Interior Pension and Post Once Depart
ments 44a b II. WARNER CO.. GIG St NV.
oc6-3r
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Woash~.


The Wsash>r.
reesnoA1su0 q Columbia. Delaware MARYLAND
And virginia, fair; stationary tsnparatpre: west,
az w,sdA erink On the coast
Al VIZ ARE the only manufacturing clothiers I'm
Washington, oar facilities are peyond competition
ksr furnishing you Win good and reliable cloth
tRg Jana AZ much less price, Al.wool suits $40
knEnAS Bros, Cor. 7th and sts
eesy, oArs ASD HAT at Goodacre's 1925 NV.
nE czxAn. Chariotie Russo. Jelly. at Fusse,rs
lk6 New York avenue.
HAVE Jrsr RscErvKp q carload OF solid oak
chamber suites, three pieces polish 1nish, thor.
oushly weIl made. large bevel Glass which We are
sriing at $3.50. There are no better goods made
AAd are eonslosred the best value In the market.
julius LANsBuRaB,
3l5 TIN St NV.
Eos WAsHTNooN DRESSED BEEY 90 to John r
Kelly. Corned beef especially.
RINK PAHrIks are quite the fad for younger
msnoers OF fashionable society. They are de-
IshuuLy entertained BY Herr Brockmann's
se'sr performing animals.
MssS DEssY HATs, fan styles a. so and q: extra
value A I. Lewis, as 9TH ST.
You WILL FIND Your money misspent II You DO
kot Duy your fau overc0aLs from the producers
tsee o0r fall overcoats, Sl0)
EIsRAAN Bros. 7th and sts,
AanuAsctar'ng Clothiers and Tailors.
CHAMBER SUITES from SIS TO $500.
JULIUS LANsBuRGH,
3l5 7th ST. NV.
kfsssHr ntted, 81. Hempler's cor. ~ 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08
OuH CONSTANT AIM Is To KEr,
THE FINEST AND THE BEST AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.

OUR UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
The great success Of Opening Sale Of Lace Cur
tslns az er pair has INDUCED US 70 make several
may be disappointed.
Now for heavy Turcomsn Portiere Curtains.
Come early.
lot OF 1 yard square Felt Table Covers Plush En-
proidered marked down from 81 76 and &2 to 81 SO
Tor choice.
Things lively in our Upholstery and Art EN-
proidery Departments and IL you have not seen them
come At once and be surprised.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN OUR HOUSEFURNISH-
ING DEPARTMENT.
19x3S Huck Towels 12kc
iSx3S Scotch Huck Towels 1Sc,, or az Q dozen
,S ix44 knotfsd Fringe DsInAsk Towels ct 25c Blue,
white, Red, and Bun Borders.
0V-neh beAched German Damask at Soc yard
rS-incn Bleachsd scotch Damask at 81 per yard.
lnese are our own tmpOrtations and the new deisus
cannot be duplicated elsewhere
100 dozen Check Lunch DoyIics 371c
S2' worth $3.50.
SPECIALS IN OUR VELVET DEPARTMENT.
5s-inch Plush. al the newest shades 6Sc
<4-inch Flush, the best value in the CITY nj o.
m !ns shades possible to be bad In Vslvets 75c
,, bull o,oeI q Black Trimming and Dress velvess
FLUSH embroidered Fronts, with Collar Cuffs and
ana sre M to match. reduced from 30 to e.
We have the Dfssiess Drs.. Good. ever shown by u.s.
ONE PRICE An prroe.