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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01
FoRrY ACRES AND A MuEr

Such was the promise, but promise unfulfllcd unto
jugglers tricksters men without character Of cast
OF countenance approaching the diabOlical whose
deeds were darker than the mythical hinges of sheOl
That was quarter Of century ago, and although
the people Of this country may have better aud
wiser since then it must be admitted there are
ism concentered aud pretended the promise of
FORTY ACRES AND MULE"
beware OF the man who promises to sell gold dollars
Of me aH who to sell you
Is no truth III either promise profession All such
are brim full Of trickery and treachery Rather pin
XoTr faith to the man who tells bluntly but truth
Do you want an Atwood Suit Of Clothes at $7.5Of
We've got em.
sIRoyo you want a Getaway Suit at 1915. 1915 or
Do y99 want dressy Prince Albert Suit. Black. at
Do you want light in weight and lisht.in- color
Oyercoat at 81. so? We've got 'em
Doyou want Heavy Tweed Overcoat at s5. ST.
Do you want blizzard beating storm Overcoats at
81. 10 and 81. so? We've got 'em.
DO you want heavy Melton Overcoat at SS. rs, An
Excellent Blue Chinchilla at 1925 o Heavy Blue
Beaver at $lO.75! We've eot 'em
Do you want u Handsome Dress Overcoat lined
We've got 'em and no else has them or can Ret
them at the figures we name.
Do you want anything in Boys and Children's Suits
and Oyercoats! We've got 'em and ut prices beyond
Do you want 70 inspect the finest and withal the
come right along. Don't be bashful about it, We'll
SHOW you through" which will be sufficient to CON
recton your accumulation Of savings will soon enable
"FoRTY ACRES AND MULE"
VICTOR E. ADLER'S
ZEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
927 and 929 9TH st. NV.
Corner Massachusetts avenua
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm oc3l
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Silks. VE1.ETs. P1usHrs

AND BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS.
SIDE BAND CLOTH SUITING, wide double width,
pure wool Special Cash Bargain, 45c.
BLACK SILKS. Special Cash Bargains, 75c.
HANDSOME CASHMERE PLAIDS AND STRIPES,
wide double width, pure WOOL new Styles 5Sc.
Special Cash bargains in SILK PLUsHES. new
shades Doc, Zoe, 81.
R9yBLE WHITE MooL BLANKETS, sl5o
width, all colors 81 NC; real value, SOC
CAR1ERS Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE.
NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for cash
HENRIETTA CASHAIERES and HENRIETTA
stRGES, nearly one yard and half WIDE ali pure
hne French wool, III colors. Wonderful CASH Bar
gain, only 5Oc.; real value Zoe
Cash Bargain; IL BLACK SILKS. 81, 81. 25. q. So
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON, yard wide SIC,
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c., S1c..Sl
EXCELLENT QUALITY CLOTH PLAIDS, one yard
and bali wide, pure wool. Great CASH Bargain, SOC
HANDSOME FRENCH SATEEN COMFORTS, in
large, elegant styles, extra SIZE. 81. So
EXTRA HEAVY AND IMMENSE SIZE WHITE
WOOL. BLANKETS. Special CASH bargain So
NJ KED 3 BLA N SILVER GRAY BLANKETS,
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
Cf $0: pair OF Large-siZe Damask Towels, worth 10
cts Half dozen Fine Danssk Napkins, worth 75c. |;
Pair Vi Silk Embroidered Corsets, 75c.
Select one OF the following with apurchaso
81 $40 or more: A Large-sIze Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth $l.5O; Dozen Zine Damask Napkins
Towels, worth 81 81. oc2S
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GEORGETOWN.

The CHAMPION Doo.-The dog championship
OF Georgetown was decided in battle yester-
day just outside the District line. in Montgom-
cry county, Md. The winning dog was Joe, a
black and white bull pup, owned by John
Tewey the defeated dog being Ringo, pure
white pup belonging to Frank Bowman. The
night was witnessed by about seventy-fve per-
sons.
TRIED TO DROWN HINsELr.-A young italian
named Govenite is indebted to Officer Brown
for saving his life. Govenite. who had been
drinking rather heavily, yesterday became
respondent as the effects began to wear Of and
was in the act Of committing suicide by jumping
from the Aqueduct bridge when the officer took
him in charge. He was released this morning
WHAT PROSPECT FOR PROSPECT AvENUE?--A
number of the citizens in Georgetown would
like to know what is to be done to Prospect
avenue after that street has been deprived Of
the cobblestones, which are been taken up and
carted away and used to make cutters ON Mas
sachusetts avenue.
BOYS ARRESTED. as to the dis
orderly conduct of gang of boys in the upper
section Of Georgetown have been repeatedly
made. Yesterday Officer Knoop made the first
step toward remedying the evil by arresting
Howard Thompson. Charles Ager, Charles
Mills. Arthur Chamberlin, and Richard Britt,
who were required to leave collateral OF Is
each.
LAYING THE WATER MAIN.-If the present rate
OF work in laying the 4S-inch mains is kept up
for few days on NJ street it will have been
completed. The mains have been lowered into
into position for more than a square now
Stone masons are busily engaged in cutting
away the stone work of the M-street bridge to
admit of the connection of the iron supports
from the mains which are to cross Rock creek
at that point. The iron work will arrive in
about ten days.
The MONTHLY MEETING of the Citizens asso-
citation of this place will be held this evening
q: o'clock at the association hall
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
M.-Great Falls-temperature 4S; condi-
ton, g. Receiving reserv a.
condition at north connection, 4; condition at
south connection, l6.
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GEN. BUTLER'S FEE.
Anidavits of Col. Strong and Robert A.
Boyd I'm the Butler.Strong Case.

In the case of B. F. Butler against Samuel
Strong as to the recovery of counsel fees Col.
Cook, for the defendant, has filed the af6davits
of Col. Strong and Robert A. Boyd as to the
disappearance of exhibit b 6-the alleged sup
Elemental agreement limiting Buffers fee to
$4,000. Mr.. Strong states in effect that in the
examination before Examiner Boswell the ex-
hibit was produced, through Examiner Mont
gomery, and that Mr.. Barrett, taking it in his
hands. examined Mr.. Boyd thereon, calling his
attention to the corner having been torn off
and that the last he (Strong) saw Of it was in
Mr.. Barrett's hands; that subsequently he
(Strong) proposed to be searched and took out
his papers for that purpose, but that Mr.. Bar
rett did not make such offer, but closed his
satchel and left the Office.
The affidavit of Mr.. Boyd corroborates Col.
Strong and further says that he is under the
impression that Mr.. Barrett placed the paper
in his satchel and that it was handled at the
examination by no one excepting Mr.. Barrett
and affiant.
This paper was only a copy Of the supple
mental agreement and Col. Strong having found
the original its loss will be of less importance.
The paper purports to be signed by Gen. But
Ter and witnessed by Leonard Huyck and Frank
Bowman and not by Frank Browning, whose
name has sometimes crept in in connection
with it
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Yesterday Gen. Bradley T. johnson and Major
r. VI. Venable of Baltimore and Jas. W. Shaw
of Bradford, Pa, were admitted to the District
bur
The District Commissioners yesterday filed
petitions to have juries de lunatico inquirenio
summoned in the cases of Geo. NJ. Stewart,
Ella Lane and James Claxton.
Chas. c. Sweitzer has been appointed a
vatchman ct the court house, vice Barker, pro-
NOTED.
The will Of the late Maria Softer was filed to-
day. She leaves to her son, George f. Softer.
and daughter, Anne NJ. Grippe, her estate. and
names her sou executor. An exemplified
copy OF the will of Rebecca Ward Nelson of
81. Adams, VT, was admitted to record.
collision took place about 7:30 o'clock this
morning at New York avenue and 4th street
northwest between a car on the lexington rail-
road and one on the Belt hne railroad. Both
cars were damaged slightly.
The Six O'clock club will dine at Wizards
next Thursday evening. Question: How shall
we abolish poverty"
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The Case of Shaw VS.. Wheeler

The case of Shaw agt. Wheeler now on hear
ing in the Court in General Term, is to set
aside sale made under the order of the court
The plaintiffs charge that they never were
summoned properly, and that the sale was for
a grossly inadequate price, and that they should
not be deprived of their inheritance by the
sale. The defendant claims to have acted en-
tirely under the order of the court and that
the question of jurisdiction and the sale were
entirely in favor of those holding the titles at
present. The answer of his codefendants are
to the same effect. Messrs. Carlisle and W. S.
Johnston appear for the plaintiffs and Messrs.
Kent and Venable appear for the defendants
generally,
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Notes from Anacostia.

At 7:30 last night, Annie Weigel, aged eight
years, was run over and seriously hurt near
her home on Harrison street by wagon driven
by Mr.. Edward Wood. DR.. Harrison attended
her.
Mr.. Sam Wood. the painter taken suddenly
i'll in Hillsdale this week, is able to be out
again.
Nick Smith, a colored man employed at Tur-
ners bOttling works on Harrison street cut off
the end of one finger in feed cutter last even
ing. DIR. j. A. Watson dressed the wound
Prof. b. E. Messer, wife and daughter. who
have been in Minnesota few months, re-
turned to their home here yesterday
Mrs. L. Medley of st. Joe, No., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. L. Grimes, on Monroe street.
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An Artillery Sergeant,s Troubles.

Sergeant Anton Hoffer of the third artillery,
who, as stated in Wednesdays STAR, spent some
time and money, got drunk and got a drubbing
in a questionable locality Tuesday night. after
being treated at the emergency hospital did not
return to the barracks because he was accused
of having stolen gold watch and chain from
Oscar d. Jackson, private in Sergeant Hoffer's
company. Detectives Horne and Mahon ar
rested him and recovered the watch and chain
from pawnshop and also recovered the ticket.
The case was heard in the Police Court yester-
day afternoon and Hoffer was fined $50 or 60
days. He will also probably have to face
cOurt-martial
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Chronic CArARRH

Cannot be cured by local applications II IL const-
tutional disease and requires constitutional remedy
Ike Hoods Sarsaparla. which, working through the
blood eradcates the impurty which causes and pro-
notes the disease. and effects a permanent cure
At the same time Hoods Sarsaparlla builds up the
whole SYSTEM and makes feel renewed in strength
II suffered severely from chronic catarrh. arising
from impure blood. 1t became very bad causing sore
ness of the bronchial tubes and q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

Smoke and Water Sale
STILL IN PROGRESS.
Having made a settlement with the insur-
ance companies can now sell Shoes and Boots
Of all descriptions at half price. Ladies' Fine
Kid and Dongola Button. 81, Sl.50 and 50; sold
for 90, S2.50, IS and "a. Gents Fine Calf
Shoes in all styles, 81, s1.25, Sl.50. o., o.. so
and IS. Boys and Youths Shoes from 75c. and
upward. Misses and Children's Shoes heeled
dre p spFsna nG Heel, from to soe Oa;1
Call early to secure the biggest bargain ever
known in Boots and Shoes. This is positively
q bona fide sale and il will continue until every
pair of Shoes are disposed of. Look at our
show windows for big bargains Saturday morn
ing. BosroN SHOE HousE,
H. GoLDsrEIS, Prop,
912 It'll st. NV, bet. I and K.
oc25-1m Sign, Blue Slipper.
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TROUBLESOME COUGH

which was the cause of great anxiety my friends and
myself as two brothers died from bronchial consup-
ton tried many medicines but received no benefit
was at last induced to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and
am not the same man in health or feelings. My
catarrh is cured, my throat is entirely well and
dyspepsia trouble with sick headache have all disap
peared-" L. NJ. LINCOLN, So Chambers st. Boston
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To Escort Archbishop Satolli

Father Chapelle of st. Matthew's church will
go to New York next week to act as part Of
the escort to Archbishop satolli, who will ar
rive in New York city tomorrow. He comes as
the representative of the pope to attend the
Catholic centennial celebration in Baltimore
and the Catholic university dedication in this
city. The archbishop will go to Baltimore next
Wednesday
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Robbed His Employer.

Edward Walker, a colored waiter at the
Litehheld, on l4th street, appropriated some
OF his employers silverwsre. Detectives Mahon
and Horne arrested him and when arraigned
before Judge Miller yesterday afternoon he
plead guilty. In consideration of his former
good character the judge let him Of on q fine
of clio or 30 DAYS in iail
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A Woman indicated.

Yesterday afternoon Mabel Davis, living at
2O2 18th street northwest, was arrested at her
home yesterday afternoon on warrant issued
by Commissioner Mills charging her with re-
ceiving the postage stamps alleged to have
been stolen by Percy Dawson from the bureau
of education. Examination was waived and
the commissioner fixed the bail at 90 500 for
the action of the grand Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01
The Young-McMiIlan Contest Or

Local pugiiis's will be disappointed to learn
that, owing to the accident which befell Billy
Young in his contest with Muldoon's unknown
ut Kernan's last Wednesday night, the lO-round
glove contest between Billy Mcmillan and him
self Is on. Mcmillan offers $50 to any man
whom he fails TO stop in ten rounds. The
match viii take place In Alexandria next Nom
day night.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuoH's.-Rhea in Josephine"
NATIoSAL--"Held by the Enemy"
BIJoU.-"The Paymaster."
KERSAS's.-William Muldoon.
GLoBE.-Yariety.
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TRY fresh coffee. Hot coffee. 7sl 7th st.

OPENING NEW MILLINERY BAZAAR SOC 9th st
northwest, near junction Of 9Th street and New
York avenue cars. Fine millinery and fancy
work at reasonable prices. Hat trimmed, 75c.
making bonnets sl25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

After you have read all the advertisements
Of other furniture dealers and examined their
stocks and prices give me a call before pur-
chasing and see
How you can save money.
ii. o. TowLEs,
1907 Pennsylyapia ave-
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Gloria Umbrellas, s1.00. HoLLANpER
Bros, 1917 Pennsylvania avenue. oc3l-2ts

OnoS.p A<lt cuuSylN Oc5l-ZLT
Note These Extraordinary Cut Prices
in China and House Furnishings at HoL-
LANDER's: S4.00 English Decorated Tea Sets,
new shapes and patterns, 81 SO; $500 Tea Sets,
antique shapes, handsomely decorated, at S. so;
beautiful assortment of $1,000 French China
Tea Sets for tomorrow at Sc 80. The greatest
bargain We offer tomorrow is our 1Oc. French
China Fruit Plate, good value at DC; the same
quality, larger size, 14c.; zoe. Laced White
Fruit Bowls, 12c.; 25c. Oval Laced Bowls,
15c.; 50. IS English Decorated Toilet Sets, 81 69
$3.50 Toilet Sets, hand painted in latest de-
signs and shapes, S463; very pretty 81 so
Decorated Toilet Set at $3.50; the same with
Stop Jar, $3.50; 15c. Decorated Dat Meal Bowls,
10c.; $l.00 White Stone China Stop Jars, &c. |;
S2.75 Library Lamps, solid brass, with deco
rated shades, at $780, a handsome French
China Square Cuspdor, AGO.; the same in col
ored ground, $50; Rogers Triple Plated Knives,
$1.79; Al Table Spoons. 81. 98; Al Table Forks,
81. 49, AL Tea Spoons, 99c. half doz.; $500 Nov
city Clothes Wringer at S224; 60c. Galvanized
Slop Pals at 4Oc., at H. HoLLANDER's, Agt., 4OS
18th street. it,
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You Can Buy the following great bargains
tomorrow only at s. w. Augensteins, Sl7, 8l9
and S2l 9TH street NV. q doz. Goblets and
Waiter, 27c. Handsome Decorated Chamber
Set, with Jar to match, 1887, worth 81; 8
Large Brooms, &c.,; Decorated Tea Sets, Sc
pieces, 1927; Breakfast Sets. 29c. Large Water
Pitchers, 29c.; Dinner and Tea Sets combined,
handsomely decorated, 1919, worth SI6; Coal
Hold, Shovel. Poker and Litter, &C.; Handsome
French China Cnspidors. 47c.; Fine Bronze
Stand Lamps, with Ruby Globes, SI.27, worth
S249; Planished Tea or Coffee Pots. Is, %, %
and 33c. each, worth double; 10. CASTLE Soap,
1lc.; Our "a Smyrna Rugs reduced to g. SO;
Our S6 Rugs only So 4s; 4 doz Cups and Sau,
GERS, d doz Plates, 2 Dishes, / Bowl and l
Basket, 97c. Full line of Lamps. from Ice.
complete to 1888 each Wooden Water Bucket
and 80 Clothes Pins. Scrub Brush, 19c. it,
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WIxoM's, 500 9th st. NV, fancy s. G. (smalD
hams. 12i4c.; corned beef, &C.; 3-lb. roast beef,
Csc; lbs. lard. Csc; lbs s. G. shoulder, 25c.;
round steak, 10c.; NY. butter, 20c.; creamery,
25c.; large assortment; leave your order early.
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Broadway and Fifth ave. silk hats, IS and Sc
Splendid assortment fine derbios, % to "a
Fine soft hats, 81 to 20. Crush hats. 81.
Also large stock mems underwear, hosiery,
gloves, neckwear, &C., &C., at popular prices
4. Q. LEWIS SOY, 1921 New York ave.
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LOOK AT NooT's SPECIAL SALE in Hosiery on
fourth page, for tomorrow and Monday only.
Note their prices.
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Corn beef &C., RIB roast 1251c., sirloin steak
121lc., round steak, % pounds for 25c.; good
roasts and l0c., soup meat to &c., at New
York market, Sd and Indiana avenue.
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The Case Of the Navassa Rioters.

At the meeting Of the central bureau of re-
lief last evening attention was called by Louis
H. Douglass to the arrest and detention in Bal
timore of several colored men who we're en-
ployed upon Navassa Island and are now held
by the authorities of Baltimore. The matter
was discussed by the members of the bureau.
and finally r. S. Smith, solicitor Of the bureau,
was authorized to make investigation of the
case and report at the next meeting
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CLAFLIs. scientific optician, 1905 F stree
COME TO HEADQUARTERS.

Fresh mushrooms. okra, green peas, string
beans egg plants, cucumbers, Burr artichokes,
headed lettuce, cauliiower, Brussels sprouts,
French chestnuts and radishes. Also a choice
lot of Jamaica and Florida oranges and man.
darins. California Malaga, Niagara and hot
house grapes. c. ENeEL's Sons, $50 Center
Market, (9th-street wing
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. SATURDAY..
For the District of Columbia. Maryland
and Virginia, fair; no change in temperature;
variable winds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

FINE ORIENTAL RIOS AND PoRrIEREs.-The
closing sales Of the line imported oriental rugs
and portieres which have been selling at
auction rooms Of Duncanson Bros, 9Th and d
streets northwest, will take place tomorrow
Saturday at IL am. and 8 pm. and present
the last chance to obtain at these sales any Of
the fiue goods that have been on exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

VISIT the Empire Carpet Cleaning Works,
6S1-635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL, BALrIMoEE-RouNp
TnIP Tickets s1.20 VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
1oAD.-The Pennsylvania railroad will sell
found-tr tickets to Baltimore at the reduced
rate Of sI20 good going November to II
and available for return until November l6,
inclusive.
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Our Mocha and Java Coffee at &c. makes
delightful drink. Sugars at lowest prices.
NJ. & p. METzGER, The Live Grocerymen.
1t" AT 7th st. NV
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STEAMED OYSTERS at MARTIN BEcKER's, cor
4th and Z SITS. ne.
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For Medical or social purposes gallon of
four-year-old Pure Rye Whisky direct from the
Us. bonded warehouse at SO per gallon.
M. Il z. MErzGER, The Live Grocerymen.
IT. AIT 7th st. NV
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The JOHNSTON dry roast Java. Any grocer.
THERE'S NOTHING MORE BEAUrl

YoUNG MES's English BOX" overcoats, if
teen dollars, at BARSUM's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

BEFORE IoU Buy your carpets and furniture
See ". II. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

ROCHESTER LAMPS, CHAs. A. MUpDIMAN,
Gas fixtures. 1905 + ST.
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HoI COFFEE. Hor COFFEE. Hor COFFEE.
Roasted every day.
CHINA AND Japan liza Co. 731 It'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

BUY YoUR Coal. Coke and Wood from JOHN.
son BKoIHEEs, the leading firm in the Dis.
trict
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Peruvian advices of September "a say
four officers belonging to the revolutionary
force of Iglesias were captured on September
26 while attempting to capture the new cruiser
Lima in Callao harbor. They tried to corrupt the
chief officers of the gunboat. The latter pre-
tended to accept the guarantee of a bride OF
SAC, 900 and when boat load of revolutionists
came alongside on the night designated four of
the conspiratOrs were captured. They will be
shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

Cousins fine ladies' shoes. all styles and
widths, S1.9S. former price $3.50. T. SrRAs-
BURGER, 500 7th St, doors above st. Watch
Sunday Post for II big bargains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

Try a Pound Of our Sunrise Chop Tea at
&c.; the best SOC. Tea in America.
NJ. P. METzGER, The Live Grocerymen,
1t" All 7th st. NV,
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TIE People say it is the best place. Read
The FANS ad. on 4th page
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Why every man should not dress well. Just
see the assortment of suits we offer at Sl5. All
shapes and designs and warranted perfect tit
ting. EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and f,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

JUsr RECEIVED choice styles in mourning
caps. Il X. DELANo. 1905 street.
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Big Bargain Sale Tomorrow at the Peo-
pies Popular Store, The FAIR Read their
lad" on the 4th page.
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SEE THAr You ARE RIGH1

WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. r.
KELLY, Center market, 9Th ct. wing, tomorrow
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FoR CASH.

The JOHNSTON spring leaf blended tea. Early
buds, tenderly picked, in SC. packages. ANY
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A Bargain In Mems Shoes.
Special lot of Scotch-bottom Lace Shoes and
Congress Caters, Calf Uppers. warranted to
have solid sOles, reduced to %. worth fully
50, at The STAR SHOE HOUSE,
1t 726 7th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-01

Misses Solid Leather Dongola and Pebble
Goat Shoes, with heels and spring heels, soc. /;
worth SLIPS. z. STRAsBURGER, SOC 7th st.,
doors above L IT
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FIFTEEN DOLLAR black chsviot suits at BAR
MINIS
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Before purchasing an overcoat. It's something
you don't buy every day, consequently you
want to get the best value for your money. See
the styles We are offering at SIS.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.