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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29
SLATE MANTEIS and CRATES at Hamilton &
Shedd'S.

The DENTAL ASSOCIATION OF Maryland and
the District OF Columbia, after cur report closed
yesterday, received the resignation of DE-. 81. Il.
dentistry was read by DR.. W. W. Evans. and
discussed. DIR. II. B. W1nder commenced the
reading OF paper by DR.. cutler, OF Boston. on
the influence OF food on health. Pending the
reading the ASSOCIATION adjourned. The evening
session commenced al $50 O'Clock, with Dr. M
w roster IN the Chair. Dr.. r. B. WInder com.
pleted the reading OF DR.. Cutler paper. ani it
Was discussed by Dr.. Atkinson and Ur. Winder.
Inc chair then announced DrS. Waters, Ke,1,e
and Williams, OF Baltimore, and DrS. Smytne
Donaldson and Ten Eyck, Of Washington
a committee 10 prepare papers for pub
hcation from time 10 time in Washing
ton and Baltimore papers to educate the public
against the evils o. quaekery In the profession.
Dr. Al kfnsoD, chairman OF the section OF the
histology and microscopy, read paper on those
subjects, which was received With applause ana
passed The association then went iato cleo
uon OF chairmen OF sections, andfhe following
were CHOSEN: section l. surgical and operative
Dentist j. b. Ten EVck: section 2 mel 80
and chemistry Of metals, R. T. Hunt; seoti5n
3. artificial dentistry, T. S. Waters; section l.
dental education and literature, J. B. H1dgkias:
section 4, anatomy and physiology, r. u. Win
Ger; section g. histology and microscopy ". H.
Atkinson; section :, pathology and etiol3yy Z.
L. hetcG. section ). diagnosis and therapeutics,
Ii. L. Thompson; section 8, chemistry and ma
terra medica, MI. Atkinson. The 10Lh section
or anteStheSla and a3e3theticS, postponed It's
election out or compliment TO It's present CHAIR
nan, DIT. II. Z. Thompson, until the reading OF
his paper.
The association completed lis labors aud al
lSuIned stIse oie to-cay. paper was read %
Dr. ii. Z. Thompson on - HydrobroLnic ether
or bromide or ether, as an anaeSthette.n r. " -
discussed by DrS. Riley Winder. OF Baltimore
and X. Z. Fletcher and Hail Lewis. OF tue Dis
trfct OF Columbia, Officers were elected "a fol-
lows: IT, B. Noble, OF Washington; presiiea,:
I. 5. Waters, OF Baltimore, vice president: IL. Nj,
ScLooley. OF Washington, recording secretary;
j. c. Smitte, OF Washington, represent rive. j.
B. Ten Eyck, OF Washington, treasurer. Exec
utfye committee: Drs. Winder and CoyIe OF
Baltimore, and Thompson, or Washington.
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H13 EIGHTH UNSUCCESSFUL ATrEMPT.-A man
named It. julius Jones. who. besides being a
Methodist minister and temperance exhorter,
has been employed In religious journalism In
Boston and this city. made desperate effort to
end his life yesterday In furnished room at Sic
west 800 street. he fired three bullets into his
head and one through his hand. He had pre-
pared minute written instructions as to the dis.
position or his remains and effects He states
that he has made four previous attempts TO
commit suicide by shooting and three times by
Io'Son. He was taken to the Roosevelt nosDita
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

GEORGIA MURDERs.-On Saturday last, at
station H. on the Central railroad 10 Georgia,
Jeh Davis killed Ben Hodges, a clerk In store,
the ect OF drawing his pistol. Near Gaines
Vile, Ga, on Sunday, some boys discovered the
body of a handsome lady lying under a pile of
cross ties, which had been set On fire, but the
flames had gone out, leaving the body :.
harmed.
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Washington Market. fsetail Prices.

MEATS.-BeeT S1rlOln. 15alSc. per b.:dO. porter
house, 1Sa20c.; rib roast. 10a1Sc.: steak 28a23c
do. sliced, 20c.; Lamb, 1sa25c.; Veal, 12,&a2lc.
Mutton, 1214a15c.; Pork. 1Oa12Kc.: Sausage
PIC; Bacon Hams, sugar cured, 12&a1ic
shoulders. Sasc.; Breasts, 10a1lc.; Lard, sa10c.
FRUITs.-Peaches. 15c-asI per PIX; Oranges. Q:
a5Jc. per doz- Lemons. 25a39c. per doz.; Banal
mas 25a5Oc. per doz.; Grapes, 5a10 per To-; Pears
4Oa60c. per peck: do. (cooking), 25a51c; Apples
90a49c. per peck: do. Cooking, 2)a3o;.: 40
scraol 5oaoOc. per peck; ounces, 15c.a$l; Cfaa
berries, 10a12 per quart.
FIsH.-Perch, 40a50c per bunch: Rock, large
l5a20c. per To-, 25a50c. per bunch: Mackeral 49,
per 10; Halibut 15a2oc.; Sheephead DOG per ID
Trout, 12al5c per H.; Porgies, 1oal2c. per H.
sturgeon, SC. per H.; Catfish. 20a25 cents pei
loo per H.: Turtle 25ca 81 each.
BUTTBR.-Phlladelph Print, 40c ai5c. Der h.:
western creamery, 35lfoc.: New York. Sc; roll
dlzen.
VEGETABLEs.-Potatoes IRISH 2Oa30c. per ok:
CO. sweet 2oa30c. per PIX: Cabbage. Base:
Beets, Sa5c. per bunch: Lettuce. 2a5c ger head:
Iurn1pS. 15a2Oc per PIX; Onions, 40a50 per PIX:
Radish. &c. per bunch: Cucumbers. 10a12c. pei
doZ-: Carrots. sc. per bunch; Peas {black eye,
loe. per quart; Beans, eOa3Oc. per PIX: do.
tLirna) 12al5c. per o.; Tomatoes 30a40c Der
peek; Cynblns, 5a12 per doZ. Egg Plants, Sc:
Corn, -15a20c. per doz.; Squash 2a3c per ID;
Spinach, 2Oa30c. per PIX: Caulifiower, 15a20c.
each. celery, 5a10c. per bunch.
P0ULTRY.-ChfckenS, 50a15c. per pair: Ducks,
5Oa75c. per pair; Geese, I5c.as1; TurkeyS. 15afSc
per H.; SQUADS: sI:I5as2 per doz.
GAME--Reedbird, 75as1c. per doZ.; SnIpe,
canvas back) $3.50 each; (blue wing 75oasI
per pair; co. tcrow) soc. per pair 90. (ShurYers)
i5c; do. tred head). SlaSl .25. Grouse 81 p per
par; NeniSoD, 2oa25c. per pound. Rabbits
ZoasOc; squirrels. 5a10c. each; Wild Turkey,
sl:5oas2i fheasants, !5c.asl; Quail, 81 20 per
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Sarah E. and Daniel Kelly to John T. Hove.
part sd. 929: S175. John r. Howe to Mary E
Miller. part So 929; $500. T. n. Vail to I.
Leonard, lot 81, In sub OF part Of so. go; ST. $50
William Hamilton TO J. A. Sterling lot 40 Mt
Pleasant; $500. William Sibrey to NJ f. Har-
Ian, property on the Rock Creek Church road;
s. 100: w. G. Wood TO II. B. Clark, lot E. 50.
"a; Sl,225. j. T. Stevens to c. A. Berkeley lot
81. Meridian Hill; s93 rs. F. P. %. Sands tr,lS-
tee, to ID. E. w. Carter lots l AMI "a. So 5l4:
s. $50. G. l.: Leonard to T. n. Vail. lots Is, 70
and So So $50. 81 $50 -
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A SERIOUS RIOT took place In Canton. China
september 15 between two rival factions OF tne
lower order CT Datiyes. the cause of fhe ont
break was fire in the shed near the Rom an
Catholic Cathedral. The French priests endea-
saulted by the rioters and the mission honSe
was attacked. The military were called olIf
and after firing volley or two the mob WA
uves and one OF the priests was wounded
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A SAD SUIcIDs.-Joseph Pokl, Bohem ian,
only 10 years old, attempted suicide In New
York on Tuesday, and inflicted two mortal
wounds by pistol shots He was In love with
Tonicka PtaZek, and they were engaged to be
wages as tobacco buncher would never sup
port him and his wife, determined to kill him.
sell, SO as not to be stumbling block In her
way he left a note bidding her farewell, and
telling her TO think of him forever
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF PREACHER.-Jullus
i: Jones, travelling preacher and former
empioye or the New York Witness ATTEMPTED
to shoot himself In his room in that city
Mednesday. He was found in bed. bleeding
from TWO wounds In the head and one 10 the
HAND. The pistol as, however. so small thaf
ne had not apparently injured himself seriously
among q heap OF religious cards and tracts on
a table by his bed was found a large number on
letters, Written With an apparent determination
70 END his life. In note to his landlord he
directed message to be sent to his mother I'm
Julius Hes dead at my house" In other letters
he gave directions about his burial Six pail
bearers were named. and the request was made
that at his funeral the cards and tracts should
be put on bis coffin in glass dish, SO that his
friends passing around 1t could take each one
i would be much obliged,'' he wrote, .if
some OF these cards could be tackled 10 the
casket case, when my body Is sent home, 50
that on the way between New York and Roch
ester the railroad men might read Them AS a
text for his funeral sermon he had selected:
For so He giyeth His beloved Sleep"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

a a YOUTHFUL JACK SHEPHERDS ExPLoIr-O !
oaluT0ay last William Rooney, 1.-The actt7e
uIuerszed boy OF IS, escaped from his cell In Ia.
mouse OF detention, where he was being held o.,
an important witness in the case or T.moth,
salmon, Charged with burglary. II puzzled al.
oehcldefs to tell how he could have gotten
away. When his cell window was some di-.ance
above the yard, and, once I'm that. there srooG
In the way brick wall twenty feet h.sn' sur
Mounted by an iron picket feace ten feet high
On the top Of the fence Is also a row or ntcsets
pointing downward On either side at an angis-
OF forty live degrees. On Monday evening n
defective found the boy at his home. lie said
mat ne mao gotten away simply because he
wanted to leave aud see his folks. He m lde
hght or the difficulty OF his escape. He had
climbed out On the shutter OF his Cell window
AID friend, leaning from the cell wlndow
ABOVE, gave him swing taat dropped Lin on
Top or The fence, and the ground ON the outside
OF the wall was SO much higher than on the in.
slice that he then had only u drop OF ten feet 60
take before getttag away, lie was returned 70
TIE bGGse tfdeteB TONY. T. Sta. 18th.
How TO turn peeliess headS-Come to a con.
cclt late In q uaif If SuUeaking h1otS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

BRUTAL CRIME PUNISHED.-Several months
ago. as Mrs. Kane respectable white married
woman, was going to her house at Middleton
y j., she was met by George Carney, a bury
Eegro. who, gaggtng her. dragged her into the
WOODS ana outrageouSly assaulted her. Carney
was arrested few days after the crime was
peIpetr&ted. and narrowly escaped lynching at
the hands of the excited populace. On Friday
last ne was found guilty of the assault. and
ms week was sentenced by Judge Scudder 10
state prison. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

TIE NATIONAL FAIR AssOCfATToE.-A meeting
OF the stockholders Of the National Fair AsSo ;iz
Ton was held last evening at the National hotel
A statement was presented, showing the gross
expenditures $l6,1lO. leaving balance OF g. 49S.
dslS sum Will be further reduced TO prob 10 y
y OO0 by the payment or some bills outstanding.
Ihe aHalfs OF the association were diScusSet
informally. and IL was decided that an effort ,
mace 10 secure the subscription to the balance
CT the stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

MARYIANDER KILLS GRIZZLY.-A letter
from L. adviIIe. Col, says that II. ID. Baxter. Of
TaneytoWn, Carroll county, Md, who Is pros
pecting On Clear creek, in the Colorado mining
region. distinguished himself on the "a iust by
attaching two grizzly bears. He killed one at
the first shot and sent second bullet after the
otner as he retreated, but, unfortunately,
missed the mark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

TEE WARRINGTON SCHURTZEN YERgIN elected
officers last night as follows: President, Charles
Ebel; vice president, G.. Hartig; secrerary X
Springsguth: treasurer, Charles Graft; ficst
target master, William Fendner; second target
master, j. G: Klliian; park superintendent.
stalled November IS. A committee. consis..;iunx
of Messfs. John L. Vogt, George j. Seuderle
and Gus. Harttg, was appointed to act In con.
junction with the liquor dealers association 10
report OF the secretary, Mr.. r. Springsguth was
read, embracing not only financial, but mar
rdtiye history CT the organization since its
start to September 305h last. The state
ment OF last years proceedings show that there
have been 2,365 shares sold at SIS per share
The amount Of S20, 600 has been paid toward the
reduction OF the principal debt or $50 O00 leaving
a balance OF $4,000 due December Q. 1855, witt
interest at eight per cent per annuln, TIL
liabilities OF tie company, exclusive of The
capital stock. amount to sl4. $50 II, ald ths
assets, consisting of the grounds and improve
ments thereon, to sS1, lT2.
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THE special listers and coats promised or
customers arrived this morning. N. William.

TEE ARLINGTON TURNPIKE.-The Alexandria
Gazette OF yesterday states that the viewers ap-
pointed at the September term OF the county
court 10 Inspect the Arlington turnpike road
fled their report IN the clerks of1ice on Satur-
day last, and yesterday Judge SangSter entered
an order III the county court poStpOnfng action
on said report until some future day. TDe effect
o. this order is 10 leave the turnpike open 70 the
uunIiP.
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ansusenrenfs. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-'' Eyangeline" continues
10 draw good houses at the National Tneater.
TC-n0TTow night there will De q double Oil
'Caltn0' and the faice 1.-The Goose with the
Golden Egg
THE GREAT CIECCs.-TheTe were large crowds
under the canvas OF the London circus at both
the Afternoon and evening performances yes
plant as the leading attraction. is extensive
ard fun OF natural curiOSitieS. The two rings
give ample opportunity for the presentation OF
the many interesting features OF the circus part
or the Dig show. There will be three more per-
formal ces-to- night, tomorrow afternoon and
10 MORROW night.
TEE SKATING RINK on New York avenue, one
OF the most popular places of resort in the city,
was formally opened last night for The season.
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lY...........October %. 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.

AmuSements. dc.. Tonight.
National 77edteT.-''The New Evangellne."
Great London CfrcltS.-9th and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

A YOUNG CONVICT named Lambert, who was
king in Monroe Park, Richmond, Va, be-
came acquainted with a Miss Semi, who fire.
children. He became attached to her. and she
agreed TO marry him on the expiration OF his
sentence. He was liberated q few days Since
lather sent him S75 to begin new life upon
ana ne has the best wishes Of many frieai,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

To MOTHERS AND FATHERS we most cheerfuily
recommend the Boys Clothing Hou We OF B. Rob.
fnson & Co, 500 Pennsylvania ave, and feel
s'stisfied thai VISIT viii not be regretted. The
latest styles foy tall and winter are Just IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

Totally Different from ALI Others"
LONDON HAIR Restorer." lnSures new gro 9TH.
"London Hair ReStorer." Restores the color
London Hair RCstorer." Exquisite dressing.
NO TOILET COMPLETE WITHOUT IT-THICK sNS
Thin lair, stops its falling and the most per-
feet bair restOrer and dressing the world has
ever known. We allude to "LoI9dOR Hair C0l0r
ReSfOrer." A. A. Gibson, Barrytown, N. Y,
writes: SIT has stopped my HAIR from falling
and restored 1t to It's natural color" ''L9adoH
Heir Restorf''" Is sold By all druggists at 40
pprfS hottie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY have
ordered three new steamers for use On their
transatlantic line. The largest Will be called
Auranla. and VIII be built OF steel, 1909 tons
buIden and 500 horse power. The other yes
sells Will pc called the PaYonia and Cephalonia,
and y III be OF 5000 tons burden each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

FROM grave to gay, from lively 70 severe
characterize the variety OF garments for gen
tlemen and youth. at GEO. {. uennlng s
by inspection. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

THE MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALERS, called at Q
O'Clock to-day. met promptly at the hour. the
hail being nearly filed On motion, Mr Frank
Hume was called to preside. with George
Holmes as secretary. Mr. DOherty moved tie
appointment OF committee Of IS to draft reso-
luIiOns expressive of the sense OF the meeting
TIE chair appointed the following committee
who will report to a future meeting: CHARLES
Mades, c. Heurich, William Wh9lel, P
Duffy. P. B. Dunn, James L. Barbour.
w. w. Cox, r. G. Arrow, Dan O'Brien, II,
ChI1stman, Henry Alsch@ee. Vim. Muehle.sen
and Chris. Xander.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

TT'E UNNEL. CLARK g. CO.,
GO3 Market Space.
Beg to call special 3tteltion to their unusually Large
aud attractive stock OF
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
Black ana Colored Brccsde Silks, from 81. IS 20 &C.
Black ana c, Tered cocsde Velyets, elegant
sly les Monte Oiotas and rich Silk
and Wool PIa:ds.
A splendid line of Black and Colored Cashmeres,
All Wool Goods. from so cents up.
Our Linen Cou ter Is full of rare bargains Hosiery
L.len and silk HAND kerchiefs; ali Linen Hand
Eerchiefs, Ga and a219 cts. up to b5st goods.
lankets in great variety from 50 to Sl6 pair. Do
mestcs at bottom prices
LII GOODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
AND BOSTON PRICES.
tE-ONE PRIDE ONLY. oct19- BIN
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"RoUeH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. 1t
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bGga 15c.
box; for washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

.. fAks $3.50 should examine our stock of bows
nr,caS are as1 listers and overcoats our
ment as usual the lsrvesr SotS os' ass ou.
Price Clothiers, BIG and BIS 1th So. " w. ope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

ME-. S. SANsrAG VIII sell on Monday, November
Isl. the entire stock OF notion3 fancy goods
between d ana E.
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SEND for or call at Il. II. Warmers, 9l6 z ST.
NV. for copy or Rel Estate ReUietr. Funny
and free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

! Observation-Disclosures. complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists.
| For washington at $50 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

A QUARTER OF a dollar will purchase any
tcheTe a bottle or Dr. Bulls cough syrup. I
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EDGAR's Cough SPECIFIC is the best.

"ALDERNEY WAGoNs"-Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs
Ward" prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, hutterm1lk and sweet milk &c. per Qt-
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CITY ITEMS.

Opinion of Eminent DIR. HI. II. Walton.
Ahpapolis Md;-COide,l's Liebfg'S LiQuiG Err
Is par excellence. Superior to Cod Liver OH or
anything have ever used In wasted Or impaired
constitutions, and an excellent preventive OF
malar1al diseases. Sold by ali Druggists and
gTOcers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

How TO turn peelie's heads-Come to con-
ceit late In pair Ut squeaking boots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

THE JACKSON DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION met
last night, the president, j. E. Norris, In the
chair. s. T: Moses, ST.. secretary. Mr. Frayser
last meeting of the association report to the
central union, instead OF the central committee,
which was adopted. Mr.. c. s. Moore made a
speech on the issues OF the campaign. S. P,
Moses, ST., addressed himself to the GarficId
ClibeSe letter, claiming II to be genuine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-29

WHOLE TIozETs. So. HALF TICKETS. 81.
All prizes promptly paid after the Drawing. Ahst
OF prizes will be sent Immediately after the Draw.
ing, and published in the lesding papers of the
United states: This Drawing viii certainly take
pat en- the 4th Of Novelp her. 1880, and the
scheme, presented monthly, viii take place on the
4th Of each succeeding month"; provided it does not
occur On Sunday, and if it does, the Saturday pre-
O. ding.
THERE WILL NEITHER BE A PCS TPONE-
MEST MOB SCALING.
Col. A. g. hodges and Capt. wp. Johnston. of
Louisville viii superiIteId the Drawing, than
wht In two more honorable gentlemen do nc. live in
KeR cky, beth Of VIII IN well know and re
gan ded as gentle en- of spollrss integrity.
R. G. WINTEHSMgTH, Supervisor.
No. Mozart Building, Louisville. Ky.
Tickets now ready at the office Of W. Harris
90 2E0 Bros dwhy, New York. Orders for tickets
can lie sent by Esii or express. Postal orders
aiwsys re ach us. Prizes cashed without discoua.,
ara sill .1eceesary ini ormation furnished by
a. w. HARRIS e. CO.,
SAO Broadway. New York.
Cc.9 &, III, th3W
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ADJUSTMENTS:

ADJUSTMENTS.
GREAT LONDON CIRCUS
INTERNA ITO AL ALLIED SHOWS.
The largest, best and most complete Exhibition
COMPANY. MOST mhaN ns MN Ms ssSSs
RE and the unparalleled attraction
THE BABY ELEPHANT.
Hundreds of attractions. Thousands OF features.
BIGGEST AND BEST.
Three Days o'D. s EEa.S; SasSs 3sS: 9
Two performances dsily. Doors open at and
p. M. Performance commencing one hour later
| cents. oct2s-3t
NATIONAL THEArEn.
TONIGHT ATS
And Every Evening until Friday and Saturday,
Matinee, Rice's New Ex:ravagauza CombnauDn.
f1rst Production in this city OF
THE NEW EvANaELINE.
The New Evaneelne" is the Evanseline of past
seasons rewritten by M. John aicNslly. with sew
ersl Few scenes and Original Musical Numbers By
New and splendid Costumes: a Oh ,rus of Young
Ladies, aud a powerful cast OF characters
SAT thDAY NIGH r Grand Double Blu. Fan
Lies New Opera Bouffe.
CALINO,
And the screaming Farce
The GOOSE WITH The GOLDEN EGG.
MONDAY, November 1, Two Nights in Rome "
RAKER's DRAMATIC oO.-Dramat.c
ID Performar ces furnished for LODGES, Societies.
&C. AmetueF Performances directed aud ARRANGED:
Scenery furnished Tor Privaie Theatricsls WM.
b. BAkt r., ODD Fellows Han, City. octl2 Inn.
COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL.
OPEN FROM tn IN
HOS AND liza ST. n W. sepl4 2n
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EAAHIONABE MILLINERY
II FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.
In addition to our large stock of I'M. -
PORT ED BUENETS ana ROUND HATS, -
we have just received from New York ssy- Ezzf
eral csses af FUR and FELT TRIMMED 49,
bUANEt S at moderate prices.
MONOGRAM KID GLOVES, buttons, IS cts. :;
buttons, IL buttons. 81. IS; buttons, 81. 80;
10 button White Kid, 81 GO.
MRS. NJ j HUNT.
oct7 Nos. GAL and 623 ID street.
Ap>El CAN DO UP THEIR LACE CUR
IL TEINS with Ease. make them nice e new. on
Fer Tie present address, J. Gll4RAY, City. o3 eojt'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-09-30

A TIREsoME WALK.-The Enterprise of
yesterday says
We weuld like to have Democratic news
paper to argue with during this very exciting
campaign; and, as We can't 60 as far as Car
son to quarrel with the APPEAL, we suppose
we will have to start Democratic paper of
eur own to practice on, as the prize fighter in
training bangs away at sand-bags to develop
his muscle.
The necessity of having some more sand in
the Enterprise office has been long apparent.
Our Comsteck contemporary has emily recently
arrived at the conclusion that the Carson AP.
PEAL is too far off to quarrel with. We recol-
lect an old fellsw in Missouri who walked
twelve miles to thrash man. He came back
with one eye closed, his nose gone and his
arm in sling. "You lock tired, john" said
his wife, eyes, Betsy; these long walks are
terrible wearin' on man that ant accustomed
to en-" ,sr-,-