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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

WEAKNESS OF WESTERN UNION THE FEATURE or
n

THE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Nov 6-The Posts financial article
says:-The money market is easier and III loans
on stocks are 5a6 per cent, and on Us. bonds 4a6
per cent. Time loans and mercantile paper are
unchanged. The Stock Exchange markets are
rather quiet to-day, and all are steady TO strong.
less tha an hour became heavy ,and so continued
until about 1915, since which time tt has been
steady. Western Union Telegraph about ii rs
from SjH; II is now 81 The reason assigned FOR
the weakness in Western Union Telegraph was
that In the case OF W. s. Williams against the
company and each OF the directors OF the same az
individuals and which case involved the validity
OF the stock dividend OF 4SH per cent, the general
terms decision has been rendered and Is in favor
OF Willfams-that IS TO say, the decision OF Judge
Truax Is reversed. There have been no sales To-
day OF any OF the elevated road stocks The
market for foreign exchange is quiet but steady.
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kilograms to The STAR,
CALIFORNIA; LEAGUE OF FREEDOM9
THEY ENDORSE THE DEMOCRATIC TIcKErs
SUPPOSED WRECK OF A POLAR STEAMER.
DON GARCIA cALDERoN A PRISONER.
Foreign News by Cable Today.

MEETING OF FRENCH SOCIALISTS
PARIS. Nov. 6-At a meeting OF socialist. I'm
Moatmartre. yesterday vote OF want OF confidence
In nj. Clemenceau was unanimously passed.
THE REJECTION OF THE cLoTURE RESOLUTION
LONDON, Nov. 6-Lord Randolph Churchill pub.
fishes q long letter In which he attempts TO prove
that the government only succeeded In defeating
Sir Stan0!d NorhcOte's amendment for the rajec-
ton oil the cloture resolution I'm the House OF Com.
mons 10y a majority OF from Is TO 60
AMERICAN FIIIIBUsTERING AGENTS
despatch 70 the DaiIg TtleurdDh from Madrid
says some interesting correspondence IRON Amer.
lean nliihustering agents has been Intercepted.
showing th1t they are deeply interested IN the
liberation OF the three Cuban leaders and that
they intend TO work hard 20 secure their release.
WRECK OF A STEAMER sUPPosEp TO RE A POL AR Fx.
PLoRiNG VESSEL.
LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch TO the Central
News from Copenhagen says uneasiness is felt
mere In consequence OF report that Nomads ON
the northwest coast OF Siberia have seen wrecked
steamer, rs the Danish polar steamer Dymphna
Is known TO be iceOound in that region
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BEHREND's BALTIMORE STORE.

T BEHREND'S BALTIMORE STORE,
90S SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND X NORTHWEST,
Would respectfully invite attention his selections of
HANDSOME NEW GOODS, which are offered at re-
mfrkably low prices.
oerster Cloth. all oolors. 25c.. Terra Gotta. Bronze
Electric Green, &c.
Beautiful Paids, Silk ana Wool. 25c. formerly 6Oc
Figured Dress Goods that retaed at 20, only 12JSc.
Chuddah Cloth, 15c. great bargain.
Splendid Casbneres, in black and colors. 35c.
Fine An-wool Cashnleres so. G2H. 75c. and 81.
Novelties in Dress Goods, P1ushes and Velyets.
Green 5-4 Cloth. choice quality, 81. %.
Silks and Satins, Brocsttss, &c.
The New Shades in I.adie g. Cloaking Cloth.
UNDERWEAR for LADIES, GENTS and CHILDREN
We particularly recommend those suffering from
rheumatism to buy our prepared Red Flannel Under
wear 81 20 to 81 90 each; or we sell pure incidentally
prepared Flannel at Soc yard equal to goods usual
1y ret1iled for 75c.
Corsets. 35, so. 75c. 81. 81. .25 and up.
Hoeiery. Gloves and Handkerchiefs
Have just received lots Of pure Linen Handkerchiefs
elighty imperfect at less than half prices. Call and
see them before they are all sold out.
Full stock OF Domostlcs, Table Linen and Towels,
Goods
Last tnt not least. Misses woolen Hose. in sizes
from ito 81, 25c. per PAIR. -.
BALTIMORE CASH STORE.
n3-lm 90S 7th street northwest
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Fall's Alleged Corrupt Proposal.
HIS LETTER TO BREWSTER CAMERON ABOUT BRIBINt
STAR ROUTE JURYMEN.

HIS LETTER TO BREWSTER CAMERON ABOUT BRIBING
STAR ROUTE JURYMEN.
A telegram to the New York Times from this
Frank H. Fall, one of the persons arrested by
the government on the charge OF having tried to
corrupt Jufymen In the star route case, was en-
plOyed by the government soon after the trial
began because he declared to the Department OF
Justice that he could produce evidence to show
that Brown, one or the jurors, had been bribed in
case which had recently been tried. He solicited
employment for that purpose. On July 18th he
Department OF Justice, the following letter:
SIR have the honor to report the following informa
hseE o9 TN The rand Jury has have gone
It means az s that Brady keogg and have
trol two the petit jnry i have placed at
.s Dor q XIV sns
ing ali the time with Miller. Sargent and Company, and
sving the away ali the tine @ # s
the arrangement which have suggested cannot per-
@ sss Pfe
re To see xe
times. but being unable deem it important to leave my
suggestion on paper Respectfully submitted 81 F.,
The Endorsements on this letter, made at the
time, are as follows:
What think you should be done with Falls B. c."
Second Indorss,neat This , man misqnderstands
vices as the go overnent cannot retain in its employ
any who ey en- suggests that attempt be made
s'BREwsrER CAMERON General Agent"
Third Ind0rsement.-"Blss concurs. So does
Ker. :"
Fourth Iadorserent. 'Ker says this must not
remain in the employ OF the government ve minutes.
''B. c."
The first Endorsement was made as soon as the
letter had been read. The letter was shown to
Mr.. Bliss and Mr.. Ker the next morning. Mr.
Cameron says: 81 read it TO Mr.. Bill and soon
afterward to Mr.. Ker, and they were both OF the
opinion, as was, that Fall should be Immediately
removed"
ga MASH" AND IT'S CONSEQUENCES Brown
was in Judge SnelFs dock this morning, charged
with stealing gold ring from young girl named
Ida Hill, and also with diSorderly conduct on the
street. He pleaded not guilty to both charges
Miss Hill. who is about sixteen years old, stated
that Saturday afternoon the young man began to
flirt with her on the avenue, and took her to a
restaurant and tried to make her drunk. She re-
fused to drink, and he pulled her ring off her fin
ger with his teeth. Another girl testified that he
came to her house and abused her. Brown ac-
knowledRed the Irritation and that he took a walk
to the Capitol park with the girl and had pleas
ant chat, and she got "mashed" on him and began
to hug him right there in the park. He also ad-
mitted that he get the ring from her. Judge Smell
imposed sentence or IS or IS days for the larceny
and like sentence for the disorderly case, and
ordered the ring 60 be restored TO the owner, and
In default OF the restitution OF the ring 30 days ad
dttfonal In jail. The young man presented the
ring to the owner with all the grace OF successful
suitor, and thereby shortened his sentence 30
days
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Puddlers, Strike.

TERRA HAUTE, md, Nov. 6-The puidiers at the
Terra Haute iron and nail works and tue wa.
bash iron company went on strike this morning,
demanding S6 ton until the lst OF Lext June. As
the strike is confined to the puddlers and all thu
other men I'm both mills are at work, the business
or the establishment will not be interferei with
The t,en I'm the Greencastle works all went ON
strikA his morning, and the works are closed
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Zinc Prince ot Walc. and I.onrfe,,ow.

LONDON, Nov. 6-1he Prince OF Wales has con.
seht'd TO act as chairman or the Longfcllow me.
mortal committee. In letter accepting the chair.
manshlp he expresses much satisfaction in acced.
ING 10 the request 10 act and adds that he IL very
giad That an opportunity has been afforded him TO
SNOW the hlgh respect he entertains for the mem.
ory on the greatest or American poets and his APP
probation OF the value and excellence OF Longleis
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TIE legraphic Briefs.

dwelling, barn and workshop belonging TO
Mrs. Broad, at Penkapong, Canton, Mass, were
burned bur last night; loss, 5000; lightly insured.
A Red Bank, \. j., dispatch estimates the aggre-
gate loss by the IRE last evening at upwards OF
$3.50, ,000 Most of the losers are partly insured.
There were twenty stores and offices burned.
The department OF justice OF Canada has recon-
mended the governor general TO commute the SEN
tence of death passed upon Constable Albert 10
twenty years imprisonment I'm the penitentiary.
The tallow and grease mandatory OF Elbridge
Rust, at Peabody, Mass, was burned this morning
from spontaneous combustion.
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New Trial Of the Telegraph Agrcemems
Suit Ordered.

NEW YORK. Nov. 6-In the suit OF Wm. S. WI.
1anS, TO set aside the agreement OF January 18th.
1881, between the Western Union, the American
Union and the Atlantic Pacific Telegraph compa-
MES and the Union Trust company for the consoi-
dation OF the three telegraph companies, a deci-
sion has just been rendered reversing the fudg-
ment OF the special term and granting a new trial.
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Instantly Killed

JERSEY City, n. j., Nov. 6-Louls Haag and
Henry Bellman while driving In an open wagon
last night, were run into by an undertaker's
wagon, driven 10y Charles Taylor, OF Bayonne and
Bellman was thrown out and Instantly Killed.
Taylor drove rapidly away. The deceased was
about 3S years old, and carpenter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06
Fire fu Portland. We.

PORTLAND, Me-, Oct GA fire broke out az s 80
O'Clock this morning on the south side OF Com
merclal street, burning out number OF business
houses. In the rear II extended down Widgerys
wharf, burning the extensive cooperage OF Walter
kimball, which is still blazing fiercely. The
buildings are OF wood and not valuable. The
losses VIII be heavy on stocks, but they cannot be
aScerta1ned until the fire is eXtinguisled.
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Attempts to wreck a Trafu.

READING, Pa, Nov. 6-The engineer OF the mid
night express on the Lebanon Valley railroad dis.
covered some heavy pieces OF timber placed on
the track near Wernersville He was unable TO
stop In time, but, luckily, his engine threw the
obStructfonS from the track, instead OF running
over them. short distance farther on he dlscov.
cred handcar on the track. but was able to stop
In time. IL appears that some one broke into q
tool house and pushed the handcar upon the track
No arrests have yet been made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r.So SPECIAL NOTICE..
There VIII be Stockholders meeting of the Wash
in2t0n and Chesareake Railroad, at Sutand. Md,
NOVEMBER THE SEVENTH, for the purpose of
e,ecting seven directors for the ensuing year.
1t S. L. sui, Treasurer.
FeSo WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
dividend of per centlm will be paid to deposiors
on and after NEXT MONDAY. the 18th nstl-lt at the
oic on south side Of louisiana avenue next to
OF 7th street northwest.
Dcpotors notified to leave their books for settle
ment WILLIAM +. MATTINGLY,
n6-6t Receiver.
NESs THE MEMBERS OF NAVAL LODGE, NO. 4,
+. A. A. NJ, will assemble at their hall. corner
OF 9th street and Virginia southeast Wednes
day. 9Th inst, at O'Clock o. SHARP, to attend the
funeral of our late brother SAMUEL T. ELLIS. Members
OF sister Lodges cordially invited. By order of the
W. M.
n6-2t- GEORGE SCHULTZ Secretary
rESa GRAND LODGE F. A. A. NJ. OF THE DIS
W. TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The members of the fraternity invited to meet the
VI. w. Grand Master and other Grand Officers in the
CONCERT Room, Masonic Temple, TUESDAY, Novem
Der z, ct pm, which occasion addresses will be
delivered by DR.. John NJ Browne P. g. Master, of Cali
for1ia, and John W. Simonds P. G.. Master. of New
York. The Annual Communication will TAX Place
BY order of the NJ. w. q. Master.
n6-2t WM r. SINGLETON Grand Secretary.
rT9 ONLY TWO BOTTLES.
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Peace Negotiations with Peru Broken
eff.
CAI.DFRON A pRrSoSrp

PANAMA Nov. 5.-The first steamer OF the LAM
pas line arrived at Valparaiso on the 29th uit
The Didlfo 0Gctdt, OF Lima, says the news 6y
todays steamer states that the peace negoi
with Don Garcia Calderon are finally broken on
and that he has been sent into confinement at
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California Politics.
THE LEAGUE OF FREEDOM ENDORSES THE DEMO

ENDUksES DINO
CRATIC TICKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6-The League OF Freedom
held meeting here yesterday. at which Il was re-
solved 10 Withdraw all previous Endorsements
made or candidates on the different tickets and TO
give an unqualified Endorsement OF the democratic
ticket-State, municipal and legislative.
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MAN ager Taylor,s Euneral.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Edward r. Taylor, the vets
eran actor and manager, was buried to-day from
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. The funeral
was private, and the remains were Inferred In
WOodlawn cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

Aac ~. .. supreme COIlrt SCanuaI,
Mr.. SIMMONS STATEMENT AGAINST THE CLERK.
Mr.. George r. Simmons who recently resigned
cOpyist's position In the clerks office of the U. S.
Supreme Court, Saturday filed paper setting forth
alleged excessive charges by Mr.. Jas. H McKenney,
the clerk OF the Court Mr.. Simmons, in this pa
per. says: "These irregularities in brief consist
in charges made for services never performed in
the matter OF the preparation Of manuscript copies
OF the record am as believe, prepared to prove,
by actual ngures with collateral evidence, that a
large sum Of money, being for the term 1880 about
$4,000, was charged for the preparation OF manu-
script copies OF records, although, in fact such
copies were made, the original records being sent
to the printer In violation OF the rules OF the court
am prepared to show by abstracts from the fee
books for the 1880 term in what particular cases
these irregular charges have been made" Mr..
Simmons then cites the specific cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

OZARK HOUSE, A BURY PARK, NEW JERSEY
~ Is III readiness for guests at reduced rates until
June 1881 1t is heated by furnace has gas in every
room; excellent board; cheerful surroundings and
hoia comforts very desirable place for families
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7 AIDES FUR GARMENTS.

We oer special bargains in Seal Skin Sacunes of best
London dyed skins, from 30 TO AZ inches long, for
$3.50 500, $3.50. S4GO. ~ s'
Fine i;hadame, Ottoman and Broca1ed Silk and
Satin Circulars and Dolmans lined with Sib Suuirrei
Mink and Ernline, FROM $50 to s125.
S25. ~ ' ioi
Novelties in Coachers Collars and Mufs for vounp
ladies and misses.
Fur Carriage Robes. S10 SIS, $40.
Fur trimmings for Cloaks and Dresses
Furs repaired.
STINEMETZ & son.
HATTERS AND CURRIERS'
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Washington News and Gossip,

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s9!5, ,663 %; customs, s565, 1883.
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DIANOS AND ORGANS
Sold for cash instruments rented or exchanged
Agent for
GEO. STICK co. AND EMERSON PIANOS,
WILCOX g. WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS.
All new Music and Music Books received soon as
issued.
H. EBERBACH,
No 915 STREET. near 9th.
Managing partner of the late firm Ellis Co. nA
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LADIES GOODS.

NINTH STREET.
Our new line Of INFANTS and CHILDREN'S
WORSTED JACKETS, ULSTERS, SHawI.S,
HOODS LEGGING5. N.TTS. POOTS DRAWERS
&c, just received and ladies' who have been waiting
for them v find complete assortment at unusually
low prices.
BASKETS--Ee have opened handsome lot of Bas-
kets. iric.rI WORK Baskets I.f@nts' Baskets Waste
baskets, Flower Baskets, Work St1nds. Wall Pockets
Hair Receivers &C. to sod at less than guIar prices
Another lot Of HAIR-CJOTa CRINOLETTES,
HhR-CLOTH BUSTLES, sos. up to $3.50.
HOOP SKIRTS. new style double tapes. bes. quality.
LADIES' COTTON end ME3INO UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY, CORSETS, GLOW s. LACES, NOTIONS,
&c, in great variety an at lowest prices.
The CHOICEST HOSIERY for ladies' and children.
WITHOUT EXCEPTION in this city.
Our rHENDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT contains as
great variety of handsome designs be found
anywhere and at low prices. Comparisons solicited
from competent judges.
DOUGLASS
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ADJUSTMENTS

| NATIONAL. THEATER
| livery evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees.
! CoLLIEf.'s LIGHTS o. LONDON CO.,
saae Thes N Sea M Yor and %rSer az .e else pe
formed. oeo L. si1nms powerful spectacular mleo-
THE LIGHTS o. LONDON.
Prese ted win especially selected company of the
ESs; tent il The iry nnder tn AUSPICES Ct Mr A.
1hunders CT applause, roars of laughter, tesrs OF
ana rePlete with picturesque sketches vivid portrait
ures striking situations, magnificent stage settings
| Monday, November 13.
| EMMA ABBOTT OPERA COMPANY. nc
FoRD's-To-SIGHr. FUN.
when convict ESCAPES from Blackwells Island they
fire three guns
Matnees Wednesday and Saturday.
The Talented Comedians,
THE HARRISONS,
(Aice and Iouis,)
VIII appear in Leon ard Growers Romantic Amer
lean Drama.
VIVA;
Or. A SISTERS SACRIFICE.
MR.. P. AUG. ANDERSON
And Powerful Dramatic Company.
n ATIONAL THEATER
h' Tss Sh HRs1sS 'Se vsEaaIahaK & Minees
The Famous
ZEE n \, J. MMMM y y n, Nm NM A
Err HH II HN HN n n n n IA 4
4 4 fsf f Enf knS g ;; g : $
/ Il aBnJ En5 % 90 . + !
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.
Gdntsly Monday King For ADA DAY
Nsnssay Matinee 81 1SfR S9saFsoHh az soHh
iarsday LOLA BRiDE Of LAMMEkMooR an nskNotjR
friday RI ,IRSIGOIETTo. OR TIE FOOLS REVENGE
SATURDAY I've EMMA IBi0iT'S FAREWEfA IL
Sale OF seats will begin Thursday. Nov. 9th. ne
NEW THEATER CoMIoUE.
WIN MoSDAY; ,SI NoyEMBEF 9 1852 In compliance
GUIDED to retain for one week longer.
THE NECROMANCER,"
with an augmented and artistic ballet headed by
FANNY LUCILLE,
in renowned codoche and ether eqay artistic dances
s;t,sr fs aEEeararfe ct kelly and MURPHY the Gilmore
Note~A fun and complete turn Of the elections in
the varous States viii be read fom the stage Tues
pRoF. SHE, HERDS ORCHESTRA Is PREPARED
to furnish the choicest Music for balls. parties en-
aHne es It Tsry fSe rs9sGnabe Also
at the following places: Profs. WEIGH and McCoy's
Dancing Academy, at McCauey's Hall, 209 Pennsy,-
vaiIa :yenue east. ct store under Hs Metzerotts
Music store, and at West End Dancing Academy
northeast c2cner of 10Th and Penn'a ns-6ts
Nc. e2f) ON EXHIBITION no sd
ss1Esss.{ nAtREI AfP IF ITEn,s T Street
Nc. t26 street northwest one door from Tth street
SEoloe OIL Iainiings ETgrayings Chronos. etc also
large ard Choice Stock OF Paperhsngings. Picture
Frames, Picture Cord and Tassels, Rings Nails, ETC.
Markrlter's Terms Cash. Free Art Gallery. ol7
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THE PRESIDENT, accompanied by Private Secre.
tary Phillips win leave this afternoon ut 30 for
New York He will return in a few days
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"ELMSEN'S INFALLIBLE FEVER AND AGUE
III PlILS-A Certain Cure for chills and fever and
AL diseases Of malarial nature: Prepared only by
HENRY HELMSEN,
PHARMACIST.
Ol6-lm' Corner 9Th and Fl streets northeast.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
LADIES' NERINO VESTS AND PANTS SOC each
Same goods have sold freely at 62c.
LADIES' CASHMERE VESTS AND PANTS, 75c
each; good value Finer grades at ST. 81. % and up.
A large assortment OF CHlLDREN'S UNpERWEAR
at very low prices.
IN ftll assortment, from SOC. TO 81 each.
CHlLDREN'S REGULAR MADE HOSE in oil col
OrS-red, blue. brown and nixed-at 25c. These are
the best goods ever sold for the mcEey.
lob lot" CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSE 25c :
50c.
PLUsHES. yELyETS. SILKS, sATINs, LUPIN'S
CASHMERES. FRENCH CONDENSATION SUIT
IMGS, PLAIDS. STRIPES, SUITING CLOTHS,
FIANNEIS SHOODAS &c, liz black and coiors
NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS, SHEEJINGS, &c. &c.
SPECIAL-A very heavy BLEACHED DAMASK
TOWEL. knotted fringe at 25c. and extra heavy and
large CREAM DAMASk TOWEL. at 25c.
ST No trouble to show goods.
Please give a call and get prices before making
fall purchases.
SAMiL KER,
MIST $50 1th street northwest.
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Messrs. johnson, Holloway & Co., wholesale drug
gsts OF Philadelphia, Pa, report that time ago
gentleman handed them dola- with request to send
good Catarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona.
Recently the gentleman tod them that both the
officers and the wife Of Gen. Jonn c. Fremont governor
OF Arizona had been cured of Caarrh by the two bot
ties of Ely's Cream Balm.
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Messrs. johnson. Holloway & Co., wholesale drug
gsts of Philadelphia, Pa. report that time ago
gentleman handed them dola- with request to send
good Catarrh cure to two army officers in Arizona.
Recently the gentleman tod them that both the
officers and the wife Of Gen. Jonn c. Fremont governor
of Arizona had been cured of Catarrh by the bot
ties of Ely's Cream Balm.
CATARRH COLD IN THE HEAD ANDHAY FEVER.
We hear from customers the most fatterng re-
ports of Elys' Cream Bam believe it is an article of
real merit. SMITH. KLINE 4 CO., Wholesale Drug
gists, Philadelphia Pa,
ELYS CREAM BALM CO.,
n6-eo3t Owego New York
nESp JUST RECEIVED FRESH SUPPLY OF
vania avenue. my25-6m
T-1s SAMUEL KER.
Invites attention to his advertisement in o-ays Star
e,-o ,,,, BARGAINS " I IN DRY GOODS"
r~ NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
have this day removed my Real Estate Office from
lll5 street to s04 street northwest IeDroit Build
Money, &c. WI. f. BURFORD,
n2-lw S04 street northwest
Law SCHOOL OF CORRECTIONS UNIYER-
- s1ty l42o NeW York avenue.,The Lectures
fopsrty viii begin MeNbaY E1IkfSd NeSs@ssr g s
s T " at spa sas S1n1 on n
r-go NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The SERIAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING Asso
Of 6 reqao he Eth 81 assn asss and Il as M
The books for the tenth issue will be for subscrip
of $3.50 advanced on each share There is no better
way to pay off membranes to get money for build
been so successful and which Offers the best Of induce @
tnes ID small monthly payments and good rate of in
bs M tss be % made ma at the meeting before
Two WM; HENRY BROWNE President. {,
JNO A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer nl.6t
~, REV. w. H. BooLE. D. D.. OF NEW
AaB Egh h22SSf 5F GR raS Saai5S
at Msss fesPf % fs e sna m
w North Charles street. Baltimore. Lunch Room
daily fEG% to span sewing and Fancy AZ
on comit!sson Orders taken. o28-8t.
r-Hsa DR. HODGKIN. DENTIST,
Has Removed to 14os New York avenue,
Noung Mems Christian Association building) o25-4w
~ WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION. ..-
DAY and FRIDAY EyfNISGs at t. PecsH ococt at the
BEGINNING Friday, October 27.
soasss sR to oa H Jane nT
Canfeld Bureau Of Education. corner Of 9th and q
os'e 40 l'0- ae:ij D. ". fEENJ1ss, NJ D.. Dean.
o23-m. wf..3w 1924 9th street northwest.
rP GAS FIXTUREs.-E. F. BROOKS.
531 18th STREET,
Full assortment Mitchell. Vance Co. IS Goods Cor.
coran Building. SIS
rESa FURNISH INDUSTRIES NOT ALMS-BE-
W nevo!ent citizens OF the District of Columbia
Charities urgently requested to give orders MAX
in- Fine and Plain Ladies and Gentemen's Underwear
broidery, Mending, Domestic Service Washing by the
hpHr Or dsy MT or any xGr MSmaa DO to the Mo
Associated Charities, 500 street northwest Office
open from am to pm s30-6m
aBe DIR. E. R. RUST
Removed from corner 9th and II streets to 14O9 New
fork avenue northwest o17-1n
n>EJo SAM'I y. SHEDD,
S 400 9TH STREET NoRrHwEsr.
GAS FIXTURES SLATE MANTELs.
PLUMBING and TIMING. -aA'oA''
Jobbing promptly done. 80
F1so GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING
W. c. MLBURN. PHARMACIST.
mis- l429 Pennsylvania avenue.
ATTORNEYS.
WY EITYGERATH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-06

N s-po JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
GSS Cod Liver Oil, at SOC. per pint bottle at
DREW'S Drug Store, corner 9Th street and Pennsy,-
van1a avenue. my25- 6m