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Shot Him i'm the Arm.

About O'Clock Friday evening, in John Leon
ards grocery store, corner of Sd and streets
southwest, the clerk, Daniel Sullivan. was I'M
der the influence of liquor and he attempted
to clean out the place with a revolver. There
were several colored men in the store at the
time and one OF them made purchase OF sew
eral articles. When the clerk wrapped them
up he handed them to the wrong man. James
Evans and William Robinson noticed the clerks
mistake and Evans made some remark TO Will
Ilams concerning Dan s condition as to sObriety
Dan did not care to be talked of in that man
ner, and IN order to vindicate himself he drew
revolver and snapped it at the man who made
the remark about him. The weapon at first
missed FIRE. but il afterwards exploded a cart
ridge and the bullet entered Robinson's arm
Policemen Hatton and Hutchinson arrested
Sullivan and locked him up. The injured man
was attended by DIR. Winters and was after
wards removed to Freedman's hospital.
In the Police Court Saturday LAWYER
CahllI appeared as counsel for Sullivan and
waived an examination i'll two charges of as
sault and battery with intent to kill against his
client, The cases were sent to the grand Jury
Mr.. Cahil explained that the boy was skylark-
ing with the pistol which he did not think was
loaded. The court fixed bail at $500.
~
An UNIQUE FEATURE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
LIMIIED.-The Pennsylvania limited, perform
ing daily service between New York and Chi
perfection OF its appointment. The men had
their porter and barber and now the ladies have
their maid and hair dresser. The introduction
OF the maids is as novel as it is a unique feature
1t exists ON no other regular train in the world
ana tho ladies who travel Will appreciate il
heartily. The maids are colored women and
these Is one employed on each train. They
are especially charged 10 look after the COM
| foft OF ladies. children and invalids. They
are TO assist the ladies in making their toilets,
! h.. Id A.
\ them in the fullest sense of the term. They
VIII have an eye to the children and have a
care Tor invalids and ladies who may travel
without male escort. The convenience and
eomiorI OF having an attendant Of ones own
sex will be cordially Appreciated bv timid
women and those who are inexperienced in
| travel The Pennsylvania railroad COMPANY
and the Pullman palace car company deserve
great credit for their persistent efforts to en-
hance the comfort and pleasure Of their patrons,
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Centennial Athletic Tournament,

AT a meeting of the board of managers of the
Amateur athletic union, held in New York Sat
urday evening, a worlds fair committee was
appointed to arrange for great centennial
athletic exhibition, with Harry Mcmillan, Ath-
letic club Schuylkill navy, as chairman and f.
W. Eddy. Detroit athletic club; A. G. Mills,
New York athletic club; Howard Perry, Co
lumbia athletic club of this city, and G. Il.
clates
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMI-SENIENTS TONIGHT

NATIoSAL.-Mansfield in Richard I'LL"
ALBAUGH's.-Barrett in "Ganelon."
BIJOU.-''A Rag Baby"
KEENAS's.-Lilly Clay.
GLOBE. .-Variety.
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The Swine House, Must Get a License

There was a suspicious looking black bottle
beneath Judge Miller's desk in the Police Court
Saturday afternoon and near it a small glass;
The bottle contained domestic wine from 1.-The
wine house" of Rosie Arnold. who was charged
with selling wine without license. When the
case was called Policeman Rhodes was put
upon the stand and handed glass of the wine.
He tasted it and said he thought it was the
same as he purchased at the defendants house.
The court imposed fine of 50. Execution of
sentence was suspended in order to allow the
defendant an opportunity to apply for license.
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ExrRAoRp1SARy CASH B,Rc.1ss.

ExrRAoRp1NARY CASH BARGAINS.
LADIES CLOTH oUIIING, excellent quality yard
Special cash bargains in BLACK FRENCH SILKS,
t5c., size, 81, Sl.25, 80.
HANDSOME SIDE BAND FRENCH DRESS
GOODS, wide double width, pure wool, soc.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANK ELS, immense siz
extra heavy special cash bargain, So
HENRIETTA CASHMERES and HENRIETTA
SERGES, elegant dress goods nearly yard and half
Wide pure wool, oOc., true value, 7Jc.
Large size BED COMFORTS, Zoe, 81.
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, excellent quality, Soc
LADIES BkOADCLOIH, yard and hail wide, pure
WOOL excellent quality, only S71ec.
Immense assortment of WHITE WOOL BLANKETS.
81. 80, So. 800, $50 1915. "a
BLACK ASIRAkHANC CLOTH, excellent quality, 81
Excellent quality CLOTH PLAIDS, yard and a half
WIDE pure wool, 5Uc.
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, wide double width, pure
wool special cash bargain, bI15c.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide Sac.
BLACK SUhAH SlLkS, excellent quality, 5Oc.
ENGLISH SERGE, beautiful dress goods all colors
wide double told, l. yards for S..
CARTERS Cash Store.
III MARKET SPACE.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
Of go pair of Large Damask Towels, worth IL
cts. Half Dozen Fine Dalnask Napkins, worth Sc
Pair OF SILK Embroidered Corsets, 75c.
Select one OF the following presents with apurchasa
Of $40 more: A Largc-sIZe Handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth Sl.50 u Dozen Fine Damask Napkins,
worth $l5O, or two Pairs VI Large-sze Fine DamasK
Towels, worth 81. 81. u22
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AnuSeuents-

NATIoSAL--A very distinguished audience
will greet Mr.. Mansfield at the New National to-
night, when he presents for the first time in
Washington his splendid production of Rich
ard III as played by him in London with such
marked success
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Great special sale (this weekly
manufacturers entire stock to close out
quickly at less than the cost Of production.
This stock consists of LOCO rolls of the best
five-frame body brussels at 30 cents per yard;
regular price Sl25 per yard. Best tapestry
only 70 cents; regular price so cents.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS.
18th and ID SITS. NV
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The Washington Name Middle.

TO the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
There has been not little talk of late re-
gardinS the confounding of the names of the
recently admitted state of Washington and the
national capital, ard some one has suggested
the invariable use of I'D. c." in connection with
the name of the city. In order to avoid any
misunderstanding, particularly when brief teie-
graphic dispatches are published with but
meager reference to the indefinite washing
ton. L think the constant employment of
" Washington city, to represent the locality in
which the coming national exposition is to be
held will not fail to accomplish this end
Very truly yours. HIVE.
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We ALL Know IT.-No one suffers with dys-
pepsia and stomach trouble without the house
hold knowing it. vet no one need be annoyed
OF suffer If he viii promptly use that elegant
tonic and nervine, DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef
and Iron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

OPESTNG.-Mrs. E. BRAsEIMAS, GOA 18th
street northwest. will exhibit on November
Is, rs, q. the finest display of art needlework
ever shown in this city.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHR1srMAs ST. NICHOLAS
contains nearly hundred pages of splendid stories
descriptive articles and illustrations suited to boys
and girls of all ages. Here the titles of few of
them:
THE BoYHooD OF THACKERAY,
by his daughter, Mrs. Anne Thackeray Ritchie with
traits of the great novelist fac SMILES of
his boyish letters and drawingA
LITTLE ALyILDA.
sNorse nursery tale by Hjalmer Hjorth Boyesen.
INTERCOLLEGIATE FOOT BALI.
by the known player Walter Camp with portraits
of the Yale, Harvard and Princeton teams
BUFFALO HUNTING.
by Theodore Roosevelt, with spirited drawings by
Frederic Remington.
SERIAL STORY FOR GIRLS.
by Nora Perry, illustrated by Reginald B. Birch
CHRISTMAS STORIES.
HUMOROUS BALLADS,
FANCIFUL TALES,
POEMS. PICTURES, &c.
The CHRISTMAS ST. NICHOLAS is always an IN
usually excellent number More people buy and sub
scribe to ST. NICHOLAS at this season than at any
other period of the year. ST. NICHOLAS has re-
Gently been enlarged and is printed from and
larger type. The price remains unchanged-25 cents
a number; 50 year. Buy or subscribe through
bookseller newsdealer. or remit by check money
order or in registered letter to the publishers,
THE CENTURY CO.,
1t 80 f. 18th ST., New York
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THE LEAGUE Is ALL RIGHT.
Many Young Players Want to Sign
What President Young Says.

President Young of the National base ball
league is in receipt of score of unsolicited
applications from as many young ball players,
unreserved by any of the big organizations,
who want to sign with the league. He is
answering them by sending them formal blanks
of application. He said this morning that he
was confident that in a couple Of months he
will have from FIVE hundred to one
thousand applications from good players,
young. active and eager for honors. This,
he said. is the material from which the base
ball industry will draw new life, and he is en-
thusiastIc in his statement that 1.-The league is
all right" Glasscock called on him Saturday
morning and showed him copy of
THE BROTHERHOOD CONTRACT.
1t is an iron-clad document, which binds a
player tight with no surety of his salary, the
payment of which depends upon the gate
money taken in at the game.
President Hewett of the local club has gone
north for the purpose of talking to his players.
lie Will see most of them before he returns.
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CITY ITEMS.
Ifetlbrunss


Bargains IN Flrst-class Shoes.
We offer this week:
Bargain No. /.
At $50 Mems Hand-sewed Calf Boots and
Caters, sold regular at SIS.
AT 1925 Ladies' Hand-sewed Fair-stitched
Best French Dongola Button, regular price "a.
Bargain No. 2.
AT s245 Gents French Welt Caters, Calf
and Grain Boots.
A. s2.4O Ladies' Hand-welt Dongola and
Straight Goat Button, regular price 50.
Bargain No. s.
AT $50 Six Different Styles Of Ladies' and
ueh's Shoes, regular price S2.50.
Bargain No. 4.
=, AT SIC. Mems and Boys Shoes, Ladies' and
misses Button, regular price Sl.25.
Bargain No. 5.
at 9Sc.
Complete Stock of
Rubber Boots and shoes
Felt Shoes and Slippers,
White Kid Slippers,
1ents Embroidered Slippers.
l. HEILBRuN,
402 18th st.
The Largest One-price Shoe House.
See: The Old Lady in Window. 1t
Kitchen Utensils at cost to make room for
Holiday Goods. Call at 92i 7th St n25-3t
Whenever an external remedy can be APP
Piled Salvation Oil will reach the case. Price
rs cents.
Hong Chong a. Co.
China Ware. japanese Goods, Curiosities,
Handkerchiefs, Silks, DC. New goods, latest
styles. large stock. 1929 st. n w. near US.
Treasury. This is the first time this establish
ment has ever been in Washington. n2S-St'
Surgical and Mathematical Instruments.
n22eo-5ts WALFoRp's
Over 10000 Fine Hats, half usual
prices. American Hat Co.'S Fall Styles Fine
Derbys in large, small and Dunlap shapes,
9cc. to Sl.5O. Best Hat made, 81. 209 Penn
syivania ave., opp. Botanical Gardens Plain
figures. One price. s,m,w,f fist
Still i'm Full Blast
The Great Smoke and Water Sale of all
kinds of Boots and Shoes. Sold regardless of
value to close out the remainder of the stock
Prices are too numerous to mention, but call
and see for yourself. Odds and ends in all
kinds of shoes to be sold at half price. About
$50 pairs of the Damaged Shoes by Water left
worth from $50 TO IS, to be sold for IL to
Sl.25. BosToN SHOE HOUSE,
II. GoLDsTEIN, Prop,
912 9TH st. NV, bet. 1 and K.
n22-3t Sign, Blue slipper.
Send Two Cents Postage TO Domestic
Sewing Machine Office, 18th and III, and the new
Fashion Catalogue for winter 'S9, illustrating
over l5O0 newest styles of Domestic Patterns
will be mailed to you free. n2I,2325.2729
Gun for Sale and Hire.
n22eo-5ts WALFoRD's.
Fine Table Butter.
Darlington, Sharpless and Four Leaf Glover,
Fancy Creamery, in and Id. boxes,
and all other grades of fresh butter.
JAS. L. OYSTER.
900 Pa. ave. and 9th st. wing, Center Market.
se27-f6m3m
Buy Machine with a Reputation.
Earned by forty years of faithful service
Wheeler N Wilson's Naw H;gb Arr, NJ q
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Funerals.

The funeral services held over the remains of
Benjamin &. Lovejoy Saturday afternoon were
largely attended. Beautiful flowers the
tributes of friends, covered the casket. The
services were conducted by Rev. DIR. Elliott,
the pastor of Ascension church, and then the
body wasconveyed to Glenwood cemeter where
1t was Inferred. The residence of the deceased.
at the corner of 18th and streets was thronged
with those who had come to pay the last tribute
OF respect to one whom they had known so long
and favorably.
The funeral off. W. Barker took place yes
terday afternoon at his late residence, 7th and
streets southwest. Rev. Charles w. Bald
win officiated. Eminent Commander Myron NJ
Parker of Columbia commandery. together
with Sir Knight Prelate j. C. Allen. read the
burial service OF the Knights Templar. The
pail bearers were Sir knights Henry Reiter and
A. L. Bogue of Columbia commandery. John
l.. Yockel and p. n. Carver of Washington
chapter. No. 2. RAM; G. H. Gordon, j. A.
Hunt, DIR. j. Lee Adams and John ID. Brad
burn OF GAR. Post No. II. representing the
various organizations of which the deceased
had been member.
Members of Washington comm andery
Knights Templar, and Kit Carson post. "A r..
attended the funeral services held yesterday
afternoon over the remains of Richard Morgan
at his late residence, 204 9th street southeast
Rev. DIR. Hershey officiated and the interment
was at the Congressional cemetery.
New Pastor of st. Stephens Church.
Rev. John Gloyd, the pastor of st. Johns
Catholic church, Westminster, Nd, has been
appointed pastor Of St. Stephens church, this
city. in place Of Father McNally, who recently
died Father OConnell, who been acting as
pastor. will be assistant pastor The remains
of Father McNally, which were placed in the
vault at Mount Olivet cemetery, will be in
TERED this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

IRIS ALL MATTER OF CHOICE
whether you get double or sinSle-breasted
childs suit They are both stylish and we
have an immense stock of both styles TO select
from. See our 50 assortment
EISEMAS Bros 7th and E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

BARGAINS IN OUR DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
800 pairs Nottingham curtains reduced from
81 80 to soc. per pair. 200 pairs Nottingham cur
tains reduced from - 10 TO % per pair. 200
pairs Nottingham curtains reduced from "a. %
70 $3.50 per pair. 100 pairs Nottingham cur
tsins. Brussels effects. reduced from IS TO $3.50
per pair. 100 pairs TaEbour lace curtains re-
dnced from 50 to $3.50 per pair. 100 pairs
Tambour lace curtains reduced from Sl1 to IS
POrtiere curtains, in all cOlors, y per pair up
$50
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julius LASsBURGHs old store is selling at
actual cost body brussels, tapestries and few
pieces of velvet; call at once and have your Sc
lection. We have a few of those handsome
carved oak chamber suites for 81, worth $40.
II YOU want 20 buy lace curtains cheap we can
suit you. If you want portieres We can also
suit YOU. and. in fact. anything In our line we
will save you at least 80 per cent Call az once
and be convinced. Remember, Julius LANs-
BURGH's old store, 315 18th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

MERRITT's GALLERY, OBS Penna. ave. Fine
photographs. crayOn portraits. &c Open
Thanksgiving. Orders for the holidays should
be left soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

4 NOVELTY. stamp photograph; 100 for g.
MERRIrT's GALLERY. 925 Penna. ave.
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Charles H. Turner, the iceman, was unani-
mousy nominated for Congress by Tammany
Hall to take the seat made vacant by Register
Eitzgerald's resignation.
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PHlLADELpH1A Sroan

l. A1LADELPHIA STORE
Special Offering in Table Linens: So in.
Cream Damask at 4Oc. 6.-in. Extra Values
At 5Oc., fully worth 62hc. 50-in. White
Danask ut DOC. Coin. White Danask at
6213c., worth 7oc.
Extra values at Toe, 81, 81 5, $l.50
Linen Table Sets with Napkins to match
in I'D, Pa I'D. and 3 yd., ut 81. 80 up to So
o set.
We have just received another lot of the
Fine Damask Towels with knotted fringe and
double reversed borders at DC, the greatest
bargain ever offered i'll u towel.
Headquarters for Fosters Celebrated Make
OF Kid Gloves, every pair guaranteed, at 81,
$l.3o and $l.75 pair.
Misses Kid Gloves SOC. and 81 pair
sample line of Plush Coats extra quail
ity, will be sold cheap.
ONE 26-in Gloria Umbrellas with Gold and Sill.
DOLLAR. Caps and Hooks ut 81.
FURS.
An Imitation Monkey Muff you can hardly
tell II from the genuine 81. Real Monkey
Muf ct 81 to So 90.
Remnants Of Carpets and Mattings to
close, cheap
CARHART LEIDY,
no23 S2S 9TH st. and 700 K st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. T.
KELLY, Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow.
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FINE BUTTER SPECIALTY.-JAs. F. OYSTER.
Office Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street. Tel
ephOne 27I-3. Stands 9th-Street wing, Center
market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

BANJO TAUGHT by Geo. Draeger, SIS 18th St
NV. See advertisement under amusements.
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Buy Machine with a Reputation.
Earned by forty years of faithful service
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. 8
Eclipses all Others, being Simple, Swift, Silent
Symmetrical and Serviceable. WHEELER q
WILSON MIRO. Co., 437 9th st. NV n20-lm
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GROCERs. ATTENTION, For OPENING ORDERS
for tea. coffee and spices go to JOHNSTON,
Bros. 4 Co., GLIB New York ave. Cans and
eaddies free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

THE JOHNSTON early bud spring leaf blended
tea Yes, Your grocer keeps IL.
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OUR WALL PAPER SToCK comprises the
newest and most artistic STYLES of the latest
manufacture. W. Ii. Moses 4 SON. + and 18th
NV. Furniture. carpets, upholstery goods,
window shades, wall papers. &c.
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q GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY COURSE OF SIX

(NLOlsOEIOWN UNiNkhSlTf OOOhSE Vi SlA
PUBLIC LECTURES
1859 THANKSGIVING Day, Thursday, November 2s
Rev. THos- 4. SHERMAN, Sd, winds Of Doc
trine; or, The Mystery Of knowledge"
Wednesday, December III, Rev d. J. STAFFORD,
'Eloquence and Shakespeare"
1890 Wednesday, January 3. Rev. n. RUSSO, Sd,
The Rational Basis Of True Civilization"
Wednesday, January 10, Surgeon General JOHN b.
HAMILTON. MD LID, Physical Culture, An
cieut aid Modern"
Wednesday, January 30, MARTIN T. MORRIS, Ii. d.,
The Feudal System in Europe, and the Conflict OF
the Roman CIVIL Law with the Common Law Of
England"
Wednesday. January 20, Rev. JOHN @. HAGEN, s. ,.
Lectures begin at 7:45 pm. in
CASTOR MEMORIAL HALL
OF Georgetown College.
Single admission, soc: Season Tickets. 81. No Re-
served Seats. Tickets Tor sale at all the Principal
Book and Mu &c stores. nly-tOdll
rJNHE CYCLERIEs. l4o6 n. y. AVE, WILL GUAR
antee TO Teach You TO hide the PyschO Safety b.
ycle tor 81. ladies %. Special hours Tor LADIES.
Open nights. Largest riding school in u. >. myl7
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Condensed LOCALS.

The first meeting OF the literary society Of
the Mckendree lyceum for the year took place
last Friday evening under the direction of Mrs.
VIM. II. Abbott
Prof. Thomas Wilson Of the national museum
gave lecture on Robert Burns Friday evening
To the young ladies' of Clarens school, Seminary
Hill. near Alexandria
At the reunion of the Norwood literary So
clety IN the parlors of the Norwood institute
Saturday evening. Col. Alex. d. Anderson made
an interesting address III behalf of the exposi-
ton Of 1892
Annie VI. Isaaes Cnee Israeli has by F. W.
Jones filed bill for divorce against Glenn W.
Isaacs. They were married IN February 1887
and she charges that he deserted her the fol-
lowing month.
Nelson division. No. 2. uniformed rank.
Knights of Pythias. will hold "A fair and bazaar
at the National Rifles armOry from November
p to December Z. There will be music and
dancing every evening.
The course of five lectures and five concerts
which will constitute the ninth season of the
BlschOd concerts. will be begun on December
10 by the Musin grand concert company. On
December 20 the first of the lectures will be
delivered by Rev. Joseph Cook.
committee OF Catholic citizens of West
minister, Md, yesterday called on Cardinal
Gibbons and asked him for the retention Of
Father GlOyd, who had been transferred to St
Stephens church III this city.
Perseverance Lodge of Good Templars
This progressive lodge, Mary l. Edison. {. IT.,
j. showing a marked revival of interest in its
educational work At its regular meeting Sat-
urdly evening addresses were delivered by
James G. Lee, PCT. and Mr.. 2. Ryan a
visitor from the Sons Of Temperance, and reci-
tations given by Gertrude Fawcett. Lille
Ebert Josie Lee and Marion Guilbert Several
guitar solos were given by Robert H. Weeks
and remarks made by T. l. SaIkeld of WASH
hSton lodge and Past Chief Russell There
were =, also vocal solo by Evelyne Guilbert
Pk.M.G.S.T., vocal duet by Sisters Edison
and frear and chorus by the choir
VALUABLE BUILDING Lor AT AUcrIoy.-To-
morrow afternoon at 40 O'Clock in front OF
the premises, Thomas bowling will sell A val
liable building lot situated on the south aide ~
street near 18th. This is desirable pronertv
and should command the attention OF in
yestors.
The SALE oP THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY on
18th street just north OF Pennsylvania avenue.
adjoining the Palais Royal, takes place to-
morrow at $50 O'Clock pm. This is one of the
rare opportunities OF obtaining fine business
property at competition.
YoUNG MES AND WOMEN FOR BUsINEss.-Mr
Brainard III. Warner. in a rousing address to
the assembled students Of Spencerian business
college on Friday last, recouDted the wonders
accomplished in this city by the pluck, energy,
and well-dIrected enthusiasm OF young business
men. among whom some of the most successful
were trained in this college. He gave many
excellent practical suggestions and predicted a
pfniiant future for Washington through the in
ssaageas labors Of it young men and women. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-25

The POPULARITY
of our 50 child's suit is equaled only by our q
chiId-s Oyercoat EIsEMAN Bios, 18th and L.
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HOUSE & HERRMANNs
SYSTEM
AS THE HOLIDAY SEASON APPROACHES
ALL GOOD HOUSE KEEPERS BEGIN TO
REALIZE THE NECESSITY OF NOT ONLY
BEAUTIFYING BUT OF MAKING THEIR
HOMES PREsENTABLE AND COMFORT
ABLE AS WELL HOW TO ACCOMPLISH
THIS WITH THE AID OF THE FEW DOL
LARS AT THEIR COMMAND is THE
vEXED QUESTION
WHICH HARNESSES THE MINDS OF ALL
CREDIT
WHEN PROPERLY UNDERSTOOD AND
INTELLIGENTLY PARTICIPATED IN.
RELIEVES THE BURDENED HEART
AND FILLS THE HOME WITH CHEER
FOR TRIFLINIG SUM OF MONEY,
WHICH WE EXACT AS AN EARNEST OF
YOUR GOOD INTENTION.
WE WILL SELL YOU ON
CREDIT.
AT AsToNIsHINGLy Low PRICES. ANY
ARTICLE IN THE HoUsEFURNIsHING
LINE. TAKING YOUR WORD OF HONOR
IN THE SHAPE OF PROMISES NOT
NoTEs-FoR DEFERRED PAYMENTS By
WEEK OR MONTH
UNTIL THE DEBT is SATISFIED.
RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS WILL
ALWAYS BE PERMITTED TO DICTATE
THE TERMS UPON WHICH THEY MAY
WISH TO PURCHASE.
OUR SOUVENIR" FOR CUSTOMERS
CONTINUES AN ATTRACTIVE FEATURE
OF OUR STORES.
HOUSE HERRMANrs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE.
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