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4 EHIGH VALLkY kAILkOAD.-.P

\ EHIGH VALLEY kAlLROAD.-Pds, enger
trains leave foot Of Cort andt and pesDoss' sts
NJ 7.Jo m, $40 ana D. Easton. Bethlehem, Anen'
town Reing Mauch chunk kesbarie TOW an"a msSe,,
v Ithaca, Geneva Lyons. Buffalo and the Vest Fulhlsn
through coaches daily. Local trains at 5iO D. H. ZOE
EasOn Bethlehem and Copay. - ..., ,..u
ronTs IN Mahanoy and Hazelton coal regions Sha uSs
local tor Mauch Chunk, S,l5 a. NJ Leave Mauch ShuhA Az
pm or ...r ~, ,,n,rcn anil Co,tlanit sts
"eho'"' i"''N'" ~ II. BYINGrDN. g. p. A
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NEW-YORK AND LONG BRAN CT c X. AZ;

49,, Nov Work J At and DesDTOssesst .,
stations III Ne" CenraI r. r. OF n. foot Liberty ~.
For souh AInb0y via c. H. Of y. j. 0. SID a. M. M
4 g M via Penn r. r. o. ~ M p m sunday d. iit5
For Maiawan via Z. r. r. OF y J':, o m sun.
day, a. -. oo.an Grove Asbury Park.
rot Ie" pnt Pies sant Sc via G. r. Of NJ u O. PHO a.
~ a, n M via Penn. r.. a. M ~ u, ,'.g b. ~,
W., mot stopping at ocean Grove OF Asoufy r"A'
a. FOR Lakewood Toms River Barncsat &C., via O. H. X OF
y ~ o 10 =, r. IA r. Of " j. g. s,l5. ll45 amto
d m For Keyport s:l5. 40 a. m 10 T. 40; n'
y or ktIanfic CITY Vmeland Bridgeton Gc Ia vi DIR
70 p BAiDWIS. ]. X. WOOD. r. Ran Snnit ~
"a A q. RI Nj u r. a. " ~.
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Express Trains York. VIA Desbosses ana 'ou'
landt IT. Ferries. as follows . =, - o,o 2.l0
4. 8. ., T. and D. and IL night Suudays S'ij
% Iiniiodl, and 10 a IN, 1, =, 4, ami p nl' Ill" "
ranirSs Trains leave New.York daily. except sunday
%, a, M and D. IN. running through VIA fron'o" "
Camden - -, s,raat Stations phtlaaalphiA
I'm 3t5, SO 3io, 800 7;J so $50 anu - a
Limited Express $50 NIL . a. p S2 i5o, snS go
az s3na M A. IS 25 Limited) $50 f4o and ozo .iy
Leave philadelphia VIA Camueh' -" !" "n" no" y -
except sunday a.. ON IA o.a pro,dvcav Astor House
49, ~ aud Courtltnit stS NoaIs@ va
RrSoSyn Annex station foot OF Fatols hro9Ayn x ly
M nj III HoDokeni otalOn Jersey lar.
tmiarant Ticket Ouice No. Battery Place AZ" Na'u'
den. s.,, Transfer Comn,ny will call or and choe~
,anrs ga ram hotels and residences q, ID wanD
CHARLES ~ ", .ana,er General paSs'r Asens
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Gteamboals ano Raikolds.

TOR NEW-HAVEN.-Steam leave Peck
snpat m. and III Q. IN. toundays excepted p m
timo fo early trans North and East
NEW. YOnK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LKOA p.-Commencing November D. 1857
"a H. Western and Northern EXprss 10 Rochester and
Montreal with drawing.room cars also TO aiatogi1 -
$40 Spccia E1prefs Tor hlcago daly s,oppuS on
Albany syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, Enc Cleveland anu
no 30 a. m Chicago Express drawing TO Canaan
daigua Rochester and Bufalo.
Albany and Troy, with connect 10 UTICA sara
toga Gems Falls Jake George aud Rutland
8 80 y. nL Albany ANT Troy special saturdays only
y. Accommodation To Albany ana troy -. -.
D. Louis Express with sleeping cars LOT 81 louis
running through every day In the week also Niagara FANS
GAOp NJ Express daily except sunday with sleeping cars
syracuse and Auburn ROAD; also TO saratoga ANA Mont
real -. 49,, - a..
Rochester Buffalo, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago and
Ii IN Nght Express with slccplngcars TO Albany and
Troy Connects with morning trains Tor The West and North
Tickets sale az No Bo"ngreen 20 ana llS broad
and 042 Broadway, New.lork. ana 1888 Washnston st.,
j. A. ToUCEY, Gen. sup't Gen Passenger Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston, Worcester, Nashua Portland aud the East
'"' Nv" avn CITY OF WORCESTER,
Without execution most and
tho fayorite CRY or NEW YORK. W. Wv '''''' '1"
leave Pier No. 40 North Rve OF Watts ST., pier
above DesDrossesst Ferry. daily except sundays att
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BIOS TON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced fare SO 20 Boston for hrscLass U good Only
ELEGANT leave daily SUNDAYS excepO at D. M
from Pier 33 River foot Of Jay.st, NewYo arriving
Boston at Tickets for sao at all principal ticket
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only Steamers leave
(Sundays excepted Tor Boston Providence direct
F.W. PoPPLE. Acting Genelal P1s,ens.r Agent
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Gurouean advertisements.

IFRIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Neat Finest and cheapest AeIt.havoring stock for
soupz Dishes aud sauces.
/. IFRIG COMP. NI'o EXTRACT OF
Meat An Invaluable and paldtabe Tonic I'm AL cases
of weak digestion and debility lis success and boon
Tor which NaIon. should lccl grateful" see Nell
cal Ir..s" Lancet" British " .iich Journal &c
7 IFRIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
/ 4 Meat Caution-Genune ONLY with fac-simile Of
Baron Ilcbg's ,ignaiure IN blue lnN, across label
This Caution il necessary, owing 10 various cheap
andinferior substitutes being Ia the Market
\ TFRIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat 10 be had OF all Storekeepers, Groo'rs and
Chsmists sole cents for the United states whole
sale only &. David & Co. FenchuIch'ayehue'
Sold wholesale by PARK Tnford. smith & VauderDeck
ALer IAN Condt Mckcts0a knD1lnS H. ~ N L Is
Timber a o. ami Messrs w. IL. scicnolin & Co.
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HOW D. APPLETON q co. DO BUSINESS.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
va Pslisdeipsia bal s 70 aud WAsaGasSou
SSfY WY \,
to Chicago Cincinnati st. Louis Connects for all points
~ MIDNIGnT Daily for Washington AMI all point, West
apn a. s s BERN, and Ss
GENITAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
SS a aoEs Is ea q s,Tyt sa0nn
Dt Sea@eaci%g ,naary2S 1855; Leave Ssw-yas
CHUNK Tansnsad Ta%aaas hasston bIii,oa scrsntSa a
lake sff asss
qua. Saurieoke T,9er Lshlga scr,nsoa &c y,-
ns5grs Maue6 chnns HayIssGqs wEs.,arrs &c lama.
Qua st2 optsa %kssSsrre ssranioS aazstcn &C.
SdG. s ss f ss E
4$o -For 5Smerv'e Pleningo % &c Harr,,,rg.
Maacb c.hans. wiges5srre. &c. ....
and @icncdats sssi9as for EastOn Allentown.
81 ssSt. 55S Is e. IT, siS u.s.
FH$H HSSS5 i sRsS 'SS " tables at station
For sewaren AMI Perth Amboy at s. Sis. ll;45 a m.
For For E5sSSSs az s sIs sS Ill., sn
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
srHA" rs SSd ask ky5TG %LsEs N q"
For ,,,,aC Commencing October 2 1882 ooo, 49,, ION.
Branch D.
FOrAtlantic Iig1lanis, p IN ,.x.
Leave foot Of Liberty st SD M lao m. for LAKE
wood Manchester, TOMS River Btrnegat &c. a.
i4j p. m. Atlantic city. yneland Bridgeton. &c.
s;l5 a. H. stations 20 Highlands
Il:i5 a. M lao 4ij %. 10. for stations 10 ooAOn3n~
4p m. for stations TO sandy HOOK ,>c, MIR.
Ait,W- iDnh AM HIlILrDEl<fI lila.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
For TRENTON PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Ney.York station G. kR OF N; !. =, -.
For phi adj mia and Greensrs at i4o 93u lito
n M: 80 4, 40 3d. T. IL M On Suguy AZ PIP ,o'
40 II m For Third and Berkssts ~ 40, iEio m'
3D 4-30 30 D IN on sunday AT 40 a. m. M 90 /,
For Trenton 7l5, 80 lilo u m' !So ~ 4"o' Wow
II D. M On sunday. St5 a. H.. $50 ~ p 10;
From stations Philadelphia and Reading th Si9 10y anu
Greenss at 750 $50 $50 II mS 49, ";a'' 1'' WV
II o. n on sunday, at 30 M o39 o "a Pm IN M l. 3SO
From Third and Berks ST., at 10 80 " d. 20 '
DO O 3D. II 80 D. sunday at - NJ = ~ p u. M q
From trenton 1875. $40. SO3. 9oo, IOuo' LIZ ~ -
Ar ga 7l8 p m sunday, l25 .ls a. m % S,y rains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are atlacneu 70 1ro,, Neyy,
ami SLEEP No COACHES to midnight trains HUN N'"'
York and Philadelphia. $50 ,.,r sta,iou To and from
Connection made AT Jersey Wy 0'A"N
BIookyn and Erie Depot, jersey Guy vo. o2a a81 4O
Iiekets Tor sac OF Liberty st. nos I hoies Sos
aAi q ~ 3 Broadway and az the pncpsi @ prooticn
ami AZ and Annex O.ice. Jeweils ha hsnasgs
~ V Transier Company will call for ana check o~ss"s'
iO'" "'' " H. p. BALDWIN, Gen. PASS Ason'
STFARNS SuDt
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forces an0 Carriages,

NOR SALE.-Two secondhand COUPES, in
4 good order Also. one DOU B h EXPRESS WAGON, III
good order TO be at j42 to 54S West 2ithst
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A FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL. II miles
N from New.Yo-l olItrsI r5jslTo motnsT' CARA
Mr.. H. Z. MDR&ELi. dtlit''5. T.
MRS 4. X. ALDRiCH will open her second
vi wear simmer KINDERGARTEN Training IL NoTA
For fnrthcr Information address her unui May at
l., willow ava. Gcf mtutoNn, Penn.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. - Nylcl,- on the
Ia Hudson Both sexes. s125 seal Or ciiiipgl% '" H.
BANNIsrER A. y.
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uRIF RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

ERIE 49, ~ n.iE "a, And WRSTERN RAILROAD.
Ar anseme Of trains from Chambers street Depot
IN Gsc6es TO Bmaao and suspension Bridge o,co,o
r 1T L is ras 10 the
west. Pullman's Uest Drawnsroom sleeping N'"N"''
M Day-Pacac Express for the West. CINCINNATI pand
SSIcag1 Without change Hotel coaches through u Nu"s
lisp m Emigsnt train for the w, west IA, iO2Da H. IL
noon iij 3 $50 4iO $40 800 SD $50 $40 o. M
~ midnight sundays. 8. $3.50. lO'2o a. m' i''' WV ~
$50 &c. I S ~? 1888 ss u" + JS1% S
midnight sundays. g. $780, l02o H. i'''' O'VV' - ~
nSe and Paterson Newark 60 sac i so,Ss5 nv
S:io, $40 o2v 6i0 1'So z M M ana il O. $40 M
suiern. 7;19 1920 m: l;t2 SVi 1910 M, LAG $50
D. m aud IL midnight
~ewSare and Cornwall $50. a. m, $780, 4So III sun
Eqsf iS5 sSS &c S a5S
sunday. g. 80 1910 a. M $50 Pr 40 z7l5p. H.
$sSs Gss M and .''
P Poi jews, 100 9 iO:2os 40 g. 7iSn m 'un'
Sa Su S ana on ab q Quarter
from 5:45 q yi5 M and az dO41 am and
lU esS oe oct med and for the checking
o. 4 s %sy Ss . @estt T.
Conr,st. BROOKLYN, or at the cOmpa1ys Depo'S
k@sa rom tie Vest arrive NewYOrk at 7a'
and 1 Ho o. n ana aB sT Gen Passr Agent NewYorS
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF W-JERSSE .S:
Trains leave for EngewOCd cosie geo e so M u mid
Sanuer spring Valley and Monsey Z. 10 a. m' 4'V T. '
sundays, 10 N ABBOTT Geul Pass'r Agent New:York
EALL RIVER LINE for bottom and the
EAsrgAREs REpUCEPP , - R % sOSS9 Is 10 New.
20 ShE PoaSk on alter
nate DAYS Sanays excepted from Pier - North a se Sos
g Mq1y sdr q u9on sso MY Jersey City from
loot OF ExchangePlaeel at Pm :m
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NEw.ENGLAND RAILROAD.

EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
4 SATONIC and NAUGATUCK RAILROADS Steamers
leave Catherine sip 1850 M, 500 p NJ; -sosI E"sS
River 3.l4 d. m. FAIe lower than by any othe route
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TOPHILADELPHIA.

DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED E59! UrIN
MEM AND THE FASTEST TINE CoNSISrENi
WITH ABsQLUrE SAFETY
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EOR BOSTON.

EOR BOSTON.
THE LATEST EVENING TRAIN.
wh Pullman sleepers leaves Grand CentrA Depot ~ ''
y. u. days
Get ticketsyl ...
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EOE NEW -HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peck
Snpat s D. M and IL O. m. SUNDAYS excepted lip N
YES IN timo early trans North aud East
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ZOLA,S LAST AND GREATEST BOOK!
II THE BONHEUR DIES DANES.
pONHEUR DIES DANES or, THE SHOP
ID GIRLS OF PARIS. By EMILE ZOLA
eO 900 COPIES OF "BONHEUR DIES
OU,OUO DANES " were sold in Paris in One Week
TIME BONHEUR DES DANES
ZOLAS LAST AND GREATEST WORK
THE BoNHEUR DIES DANES; or. III g SHOP GIRLS
OF PARIS BY Emile lola Translated from the French by
John Stirring Is published this DAY WIN an Illustrated
Cover Paper cover 75 cents: cloth, 81 20.
ZoLA's BoNHEUR DIES DANES Is for sale by all
Agents aud ct all News Stands
where all RAILROAD trains and Is published and for
sale at wholesale and Retail by
#. b. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
3O6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia Penn.
Who viii send copies to anyone receipt OF price.
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and ll-1 no n ABBOTT Gen'I Passr Agent New-Yors:
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW -JERSEI Il:

~ Trains Englewood Coster PleIn0uI anu ma
500. 10 a. M !. 81 80 % y " W M o'' ''O y 1917
Sanuef spring Valley and Monsey. z. 10 a. Ms 4oo T. n
Sundays y ~ N; ,pporr Genl Pass'r Agent New.York
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JAMES T. WHITE & CO.,

Agency of D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
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New 11ntlieaiions.
TNHE CYCLOPEDIA WAR !

OR
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TUST PUBLISHED.
THE OPENING VOLUME OF sCRIBNERs NEW
SERIES
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SCRAP PICTURES.

Il GAY GOULD. l2i . 81. WONDERFuI. y1RIETV
% 6eae1 and ecEe p book Pictures hrfhdev GSrds
faper lc1a xrencn legue Paper. Don't foEYo 70 bus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-28

HE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
TAKES THE LEAD.

Good Business Suits for s.. Worth s14.
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND G STREETS
The aim is for reputation and our Sill suits are helping
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
Ycn viii find purity and excellence Of workmanship
THE LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
just think Of it. You can buy an Imported Worsted
Suit for SIS that wonld be cheap at S25 at
iHE LONDON aud LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
One word with you. sir. Are you contemplating
ask you to pe-use price list and then let an exam
1nston o. oNr goods follow.
THE LONDON ami LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
1t is our aim to sell only honest and reliable goods.
Oar heavy Oyercoats for $40 hit the nail squarey its
The LONDON and LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
Don't forget the London and Liverpool Clothing Com
pany when in want Of Nobby Fall Suit. Our s.. so
suits are going RAPIDLY.
The London and Liverpool Clothing Store in fuII blast
Drop IN and examine their Fail and Winter suits at
one half what other stores charge.
Keep it before the people! 10 be by every eye.
glarantecd to be worth double the money. at
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
prime necessity clothing house that will sell re-
Liable goods at prices that will allow tho people to i've
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co.
No commonplace advertisement. We defy competi-
ton AZ to style and workmanship Examine our $12 and
slo SMs and you will freely admit that should rank
as = The Popular Clothing House of Washington"
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.
No fancy prices are paid at the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO. s
Their cut, style. and finish have for them wide
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY.
CORNER SEVENTH ANDG.
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M1scH1Evous MALARIA.

To say that malaria is Is to put 1t very
mildly 1t Is all that and more 1t is cunning deceit
ful. treacherous sly, AID undetermined It does its
work in the dark, and in such sly way that much Of
the ischsfis done before 1t Is discovered 1t saps the
foundations Of healthy system 1t robs the blood of its
vitality. denoralizes the liver confounds the stomach
and makes the victim wish he were in his grave tits
sad to people sit down their misery content to be
the victims OF mschieyous malaria, and thinking that
nothing be done for them. The power of Baowx's
IRoS BITTERs the mischiefs of malaria has been
amply proved that there is no reason why anybody
who procure bottle of this Prince OF Tonics shall
suffer. Great is the power Of malaria and great are its
disastrous effects. But greater far is the benecent in
fuencc of BRowNs IRON BITrERs. The preparation Of
iron in this favorits family remedy be taken with
out running the teeth or producing constipation and
headache. III 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-28

OF r B OYS' THING
Is selling rapidly We have still left some bargains
Suits at s. 90 co. s49o. Extra Pants only ninety
eight cents. Boys Overcoats less than cost price.
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The Double Sheet Tomorrow.

The STAR VIII be issued as usual In double sheet
OR eight-2age form tomorrow. AS these issues
command an extra edition they are most accepta-
bic 10 advertisers, who VIII confer favor By send
Ing In their orders early to insure insertion and
classification.
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LurrRELL & WINE
HAVE on HAND, AND ARE DAILY RECEIV-
ING. NEW FALL AND WISTER GOODS.
SUCH AS
SILKS vELVTTs. SATINs. CAsHMEREs. LADIES
CLOTH. IN EVERY SHADE, AND DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Our coLD SEtyE + at g. so area special bargain
" CASHMEkES at SOC. &c Sc So
" BLK SlLKSat 81: .. 81 So and 81 85 80 -
90 90 CAsHMERES at Soc and f5c 90 -
AZ RtaNk ETs from from e to SO pair;
ND CoMFdRTs. 4 from so at Ii S 70 IS. p'ioe
JOB LOT WHITE SPREADS just received.
FULL LINE OF UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gents.
T T.Rf and GAsslMEkE for Nm n and Boys
HASpKERCHIEFs. GLOVES AND HOSIERY in
coGETAu ti.iSss CREPE. in all widths.
EXAMINE QUE STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
YuUG FALL SUpFLY.
LUTTRELL j. WINE,
se227-2w 1880 Pennsylvania ave.. cor Goth st.
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{ VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON p

STRAIT. w
We are authorized by the heirs Of the La. "a ~ ps
to sch those valuable Business Properties Known :. fsi%
and l2l6 + street northwest AAAs
l2l4 is improved by superior four-esory Brsct
btilding. with Store, and containing about ~ large
rooms; cellar under all Lot IS by l59 10 so fos
paved alley. NV
1916 is improved by hne Store eplendidy arrsrsea
and lifted up firet-cass Grpcery and Wine Store
with four story Brick Building in Lot 80 feet
Inch on street. with depth of la9 feet n 3O-foot
sep2s- I'm 1924 = efreef norfhxesf
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BOARDING.

900 STREET MISUNDERSTANDING
1910 second ana third story Rooms: also stable
Table Board if desired; references required See
MILE. V. PKUDHOMMR sano7 As
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A report that Parneil was shot yesterday has
been denied, and IL Is to be hoped for the sake OF
both Ireland and England that the Tunor has no
foundation Tho assassination OF the Irish leader
would do 10 good to ANYBODY
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LADIES, j ERsEYs
LESS THAN COST.

1 an compelled. on account OF my extensive FALL
STOCK. which win exceed anything heretofore shown
in Ladies and Chdren's Outside Garments to offer now
all my stock Of LADIES JERSEYS and JACKETS
LESS THAN COST.
viii take Of TWENTY FIVE CENTS on the DOL
LAR for every JERSEY sold. and guarantee the
Goods not to be better-uke other houses adyerse-but
as coed as any offered in this country. All ask is
visit to my Establishment. and customers will soon find
out what We advertise is 80 or not So
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
TIE FIRE RECORD.
A Number of Fires Yesterday Involving
Heavy Loss of Property and Life.

Number of Fires Yesterday Involving
Heavy Loss of Property and Life.
WASHINGTON, Iowa. Feb. 26.-The fire in
the business part of the town destroyed a
number OF buildings and stocks of good
Loss, $65 600 to SIS, 900; insurance about
SIS, 900. The heaviest sufferers are Schmidt
& Co., dry goods. S25 600; insurance, 500, 600.
First National Bank building, $1,000; no in
surance. L. o. Brinkly, restaurant, 5000;
insurance, s., 800 s. b. Demey, jeweler.
81, 600; insurance, 1,5O0. E. Hoover, drugs
s., 900; fully insured. Hugh Smith, loss on
building, IS 700; no insurance. H. and w.
Schofield, builing, $4,000; no insurance.
Isaac Wagner buildings, no insurance.
DETROIT, Feb. 26-The residence of Peter
Dennen at Montague, Muskegan County,
burned this morning. The hired girl
named Mary Burr, and three children aged
five and three years and one week. persisted
in the flames. Mrs. Dennen barely escaped
from her sick bed in her barefoot.
VAUGHAN, Miss, Feb. 20 The entire
town, except Burmingham's Hotel and the
depot, burned last night The heaviest
losers are Tucker & Sharp, John Moriarity
and Sharp, Tucker & Co., all partially in
sured.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2G-The mills of the st
Joseph Lead Company, at Bonneterre, st
Francois County, Missouri. were totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday morning, together
with large number of valuable machines
Loss from $500 900 to $3.50 600; insurance
not known. The property was owned chiefly
in New York. Several hundred men arr
| thrown out of work.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-Mrs. Hennessey and
two children burned to death in their resi-
dence on Staten Island, while the husband
and two sons were at Church.
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il. MrrcnELL. Attorney for Plaintiff.

CTATE OF INDIANA. Marion County, In
- the Superior Court of Marion County in the
State of Indiana. No. 30.526. Room No 2. Com
plant in attachment.
Aegedius Naltner VS.. thomas J. DolaD.
BE il known that on the 14th day OF February,
1888, the above named plaintiff. by his attorney,
hled in the Office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Marion County. in the State of Indiana.
his complaint against the above named defend
ant Thomas J.DOlan, and the said plaintiff having
also said date filed in open Court, the affidavit
of competent person showing that said defend
ant, Thomas DOlan Is not a resident of the state
OF Indiana; and that said action is an action In
attachment and punishment: AID that said de-
fen5ant is q necessary party 70 said action
Now, therefore by order of said Court said dc
PENDANT last above named.i hereby notified of the
filing and tendency OF said complaint against
him. and that unless he appear ana answer or
demur thereto at the calling OF sald cause on
the 9Th day of May, 1888. the same being the
first judicial day of a term OF said Court, 10
be begun and held at the Court House in the
city OF indianapolis. on the first Monday in
Msy 1885, said complaint and the matters ana
things therein contained and alleged will be heard
and determined in his absence.
feb27w3w MOSES q. McLA1N. Clerk.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-02-28
MUTINY IN PRISON.
A Number OF Convicts I'm the Missouri Fen
itentiAry Rebel and Set Fire to the Har-
ness shop.

A Number OF Convicts I'm the Missouri Ren-
ttentiAry Rebel and Set Fire to the Har-
ness shop.
sr. LOUIS. Feb. 23.-Private advices from
jefferson City, Mo-, says O serius n re IS
raging in the Penitentiary. The report is
that mutiny took place in the horse collar
and harness shops of Jacob Stause q Co,
and that Dave Taylor, second term con-
Wet, set fire TO the shop. The Fire Depart
ment rushed to the building. but as fast as
the hose was run out the convicts cut 1t,
Tins preventing the engines from doing any
effective work for a time, but the guards
finally overpowered the mutineers and
locked them up in the blind cells. Mean
while the fire spread to the shoe shop OF
Geiseck and that of the Standard Shoe Com
pany, and they are now burning.
ST. LOUIS. Feb % "A Post-Dlspetcn spe-
cial from jefferson City gives the following
accounts OF the emeute in the Penitentiary:
The convicts had just returned to their
shops from dinner to-day when precon-
certed mutiny broke out in the harness shop
of Jacob Strauss & Co. Four men seized
Vandern foreman of the collar shop, and
told him To remain quiet. -Four men also
seized Snider, foreman OF the harness SHOP,
and stripped him of his clothing. John Is.
johnson, the ringlsader, highway roboer,
under sentence for twelve years, ran INTO
the department where the horse collars are
stuffed and set a lot OF loose straw on fire.
In a moment the building, with
three shops-harness, collar
whip-was on FIRE. Pandemonit
prevailed. When the guards ran innit.
the hose they we're met by the convicts, WI
cut the hose. johnson made an effort tC
escape over the walls, but despite the fact
that he had a knife and club, he was cap
tured by Jesse Tobin and put in dungeon.
His seven companions were also confined IN
dark cells. The fire was got under control,
but has completely destroyed Strauss q Co. S
harness shop, collar shop and whip factory.
TIE loss is 100000. Gieseck's Boot and
Shoe Companys loss, $4,000; Misenburg' s
Shoe Company, $50 900; State Weaving aud
State Machine shops, $40 COO; Excelsior
Loom Factory, $4,000 Total, with damage
to Minor State buildings, $500. 900.