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China and Iapa0.

EARTHQUAKE suoCKs-hMERIcAS MEDIATION RE-
TWEEN FRANCE AND CHINA-oUrRAGEs ON CHRIST
IANs By CHINESE MoBs.
SAN FRANCISCO, November io-The steamer City
OF hio de Janeiro, which arrived here last night,
brings Hong Kong and Yokohama advices as fol-
lows: The cities OF Toxic and Yokohama were Wis
lted Dy an earthquake on October is. The shock
vas heavy, but the damage was comparatively
slight
MINISTER VOTING AND II HUNG CHANG
The Oreltdnd Cht1ad Ndil, OF Hong Kong, pub
lSheS the full text oI the interview between John
Russell Young, the American minister and the vic,
Roy III hung Chang on the subject OF mediation
between France and China The closing portion of
the interview not previously reported, is as fol-
fows:
.,,dr MT Young,."r France proposes American medi-
Ii Hung chang-"she might, but viii certainly
not again propose It."
Mr. Young.-"May inform my government 70
this efIect:"
Ii Hung Chang.-"You may"
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF CHRISTIANS
Outrages OF the most horrible character have
taken place at various points throughout the en-
pire. In the province OF kwang Tung four Roman
Catholic and Iour Protestant churches have been
destroyed, the houses or the Christians looted and
Jne occupants driven away. In many places the
mon not only destroys the property of the Chris
tdnS- Out also outrages the female converts At
Shilling the church or England chapel was de-
stroyed The Chinese tore the clothing from
a preachers wife and treated her sharnefully
News has reached Shanghai from Pekin that Mr.
Bagnall. colperteur or the American Bible society.
mas been murdered In the Province OF shan Tung.
ffoDaoly not less than sixty churches and chapels
nave oeen looted and the converts killed or driven
into exile
Yokohama advices state that the great success
OF the railways already built I'm Japan has led 10
The formation OF several new companies
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dung Chang.-"You may"
TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE OF CHRISTIANS
General Foreign News BY Cable.

MILLION IN BULLION
LONDON, November l0-One million In bullion
was shipped from France for the United states
during the past week
SARAH BERsHARpr REHEARsrso.
PARIS. November lo-Sarah Bernhardt - ~.
BETTING ON RACE COURSES IN FRANCE
Inc government has appointed a commission 70
Inquire into the system OF betting on race ooursea
ADA CAvENDIsH RECOVERING.
LONDON, November l0.-Ada Cavendish u recov.
erlng from her recent illness.
DIFFICULTIES OF NILE NAVIGATION
CAIRO, November I0.-Numerous nuggap laden
with military stores wrecked In attempting 70
ascend the cataracts OF the Nile every Gay. fhe
loss OF stores on this account Is serious
ARRESTS IN RUSSIA
81. PETKRsBURG, November l0.-Eighty persons
have been arrested at Rostov for political oienseA
Many aristocrats and ladies are found 70 be impn-
CHOLERA VS.. AxusrxEN7s IN PARIS
PARIS. November 10-The outbreak OF cholera IN
Paris has no apparent effect on the theaters and
usual every night.
POSTMASTER GENERAL FAwcErT's FUNERAL
n LONDON, November I0--The funeral OF the late
Postmaster General Fawcett occurred at Cam
bridge to-day Fully 1900 persons were Ia attend
ance.
A TROOP SHIP FOR THE ISLE OF SKYE
LONDON, November l0-A troop ship with two
hundred marines has been ordered TO proceed from
Portsmouth TO the Isle OF skye 10 assist the police
In restoring order among the Crorters
WORLDS FAIR IN PARIS IN Isss
PARIS, November lO.-PreSfdent Greyy has Duo.
nshed decree stating that universal exhlbit1on
In Paris viii open May s. 1889.
THE NEW CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN FRANCE
PARIS, November 10, noon.-Snce midnight there
have been 55 fresh cases OF cholera and p deaths
this city. Twelve or the deaths occurred In the
old mems hospital AT Toulon there were deaths
also.
THE LORD MAYORS SHOW.
LONDON November 10-The show In celebration
or the entrance into office OF the lord mayor OF
London took place to-day. IL passed on with I'M
menSe eclat The weather was fair and the streets
through which the procession passed were throng
ed with enormous crowds OF people. fine dis
play was made by the various ancient guilds
Among the most noticeable and popular features OF
the procession were several Nile boats, fully man.
ned; herd OF camels, with Sudanese attendants,
and drove OF elephants. There were also many
splendid cars bearing historical tableaux OF the
most elaborate description The lord mayor was
everywhere greeted with enthusiastic cheers
Restoration Of Railroad Rates.
BUFFALO, n. Y, November lo.-A meeting was
held this morning by the representatives OF the
Michigan Central, Lake Shore, Crank Trunk, Nickel
Plate and the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
roads and hpTW an M
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NEW YORK, November lot was reported that
there is movement on foot TO restore rates from
this point by taking IN the pool the West Shore and
arbitrating per centages.
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ROCHESTER, n. Z, November l0.-Rev. J. A.
Nelson, pastor OF the First United Presbyterian
church, In Caledonia, died on saturday evening.
The deceased was wel-known throughout the
country, and was formerly stationed At Lawrence,
KaS He was az years OF age
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The Fourth Halfway Across she Co.
timemts

rails OF the oregon railroad and Navigation CON-
pany's Baker City branch viii be Joined at Hun
tington with the oregon Short line, completing the
fourth railway ACROSS the continent Through
trains will commence running on November 43doe
December lst
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On ToP-A visitor from New York. named Dough.
erty, aScended the Washington monument the
other day. Eluding the vigilance OF the watch
man, he climbed 10 the top OF the mast. which pro-
1ectS 16k feet above the height or the capstone
With his legs twined around the mast he cut his
name at the top. This is the first person who has
assembled so high, with the exception OF the work.
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ACCUSED OF RoBBING A AFARMER.-Friday evening,
George Cartwright. colored. and companion were
discovered robbing an unknown man In a vacant
lot on 9TH street, between L and X streets SOUTH
west The victim is supposed TO be farmer from
st. Mary'S county, Md. Cartwright. was arrested
later In the evening. and confessed the theft OF a
silver watch In the Police Court to-day he
pleaded guilty TO larceny from the person, and his
case was sent to the grand Jury; bonds $500 His
accompice escaped.
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Report as to Gov. Cleveland's Marriage.
A press dispatch from Indianapolis says: The
Rev. James Mcleod, pastor OF the Second Presby-
terian church OF this city, and who formerly occu
pied the pulpit Of Presby terian church at Buffalo
says that he has 1t on good authority that Gov
Cleveland will soon be united In marriage with q
young lady of Buffalo.
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Notes From Leesburs, Va.

POLITICS POISON.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR.
LEEsBURG, VA. November g. 1884
Democrats here are rejoicing over Cleveland's
election, and the Cleveland and Hendricks club
Will have parade next Friday night in honor Of
that event. The houses will be Illuminated and
the streets decorated with flags, arches, &c. Per-
sons are expected from Maryland and elsewhere.
The stomach OF Mrs. Reed, who is thought to
have been poisoned by her husband, was hermeti-
caly sealed Friday evening In the presence OF the
sheriff, the attorney for the commonwealth and
the mayor of the town, and will be sent to a chem
tSt for analysis. Mr.. Reed Is in jail.
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MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marriage licences have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Wendell A.
Bowen and Anna Denton; VIM. Adams and Mrs
Ann L Lyon; Viscount Alphonso de Thieny. OF
Nice, France, and Mary Theresa Frere; Reuben
Hicks and Martha Wiley, both or Fairfax county,
Va Leo. Simmons and Helen MARI Brasselman;
John Chisley and Matilda Craig; Albert II. Wells
and Laura v. F1tnan.
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Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $716, 1856; customs, s494,6l0
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SUfT AGAINST TIE DISTRICT ZOE &SD,OOU DA4A0n8
The second trial OF the case OF Am0reCt J. CLARKE
against the DISSATISFACTION Tor $4,000 damages
was taken up In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner,
to-day; MI. 4. H. n. Mcpherson for the platnt1R
going from one car 70 another q h sfEoet and Penn
sylvania avenue, he sllpped s01 fen On the ice In
plaintiff. but this 1udgment was reveTDed and .
new trial given The court aftef the tesean,ony of
no different showing from that passed una b u
General Term, and directed voroles 11r the =
fenoant
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NATIONAL THEATER-
THE MILAN OPERA COMPANY IN GRAND 1TAI-
MONDAY EVE ING,
yerdi.s Masterwork.
Giannini serbolni. Xilmant. Bologna. Mestress and
Damarinni.
Giannini wmant. MISTRESS and PERI e. onl
Tnsszza Wiimant Serboiini Mesiress and Peri
"'lsi Gannin Serboiini Orlando and Damarinn
s:isnnani WiimaIt Bologna serbollhi and Peri
Box Sheet for sale OF seats now open
Reserved Seats So and 50 so
''''-- Next Week-CAILED BACK MO
LORDS. THE PEOPLES PLAY HOUSE
MAGNIFICEST DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT AT
THE REGULAR RATES OF ADMISSION:
80 AND 75 CENTS; RESERVED PLACES. 75C. OR 81
MONDAY. November 10Th and during the week.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FIRST Production Here of Lennoxs Spectacular Melo-
drama in Four Acts.
HOOP OF GOLDI
Carload of New AMI Special Scenery. Novel Stage
Effects, Great Cast,
NEXT WEEK.
The Young Irish Comedian and Vocalist,
Mo ME-. W. J. SCANLAN
DIME MUSEUM
Novelty this Eyy Wsyk Afternoon and Evening
THE ARNE WALKER DRAMATIC COMBINATION.
In the Romantic Drama, in six acts
TWO ORPHANS.
nsnrs,t en,se the h bind hrne Walker als1
Ihis popular play wss an immense success in Balti-
more last week SCAT in the house bel taken by
NS.xithsta@ndng md g the heavy expense. the price Of
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CLEvELAND'S PROSPECTIvE CABI.
NET.
Talk Among the Democrats I'm Wash.
ingtOn.

GEN. MCCLELLAN AND THE NAVAL PORTFOLIO
CHANCES OF CARL scHURz, GEN. RPPA HUSToN, Ex-
SENATORS M'DoNALD AND THURMAN, Fx-
SPEAKER RANDALL. SENATOR BAYARp AND HON.
DAN MANNING DISCUSSED
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FS NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
W. SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
14TH ISSUE OF STOCK
First meeting for the reception of dues to be held on
WEDNESDAY. 18th inst, in hall No 615 7th street
nnorthwest opposite Patent Office at 7 O'Clock pm.
Shares 81 each; back dues. This Association has
met with eried pays liberal interest to stock
holders and is recommended to all who desire to make
monthly investments of money.
r. G. CAMPBELL, President,
49, SIT 10th street northwest.
JNO. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer
1896 street northwest ne-4t
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Secretary Chandler Coming - Wash.

CONTOoC0oK, n h, November 1Q-SecfetaFy
Chandler left Warner this morning on his way 70
Washington, where he expects 70 arrive Thursday.
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BUFFALO, n. Y, November I0-A meeting was
held this morning by the representatives OF the
Michigan Central, Lake Shore. Crank Trunk, Nickel
Plate and the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
roads, and the fares between Buffalo and Chicago
We're restored 10 the old rates
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS, ATTENTION =
~ The Fifth and Sixth Districts Cleveland and
Lucas Hall, Pennsylvanis avenue and ed street. to
make take in the demonstration to
II '' - 0 j. Il. oBRfEN. Secretary.
,5aa JEFFERSON psERs, REMoCRATs Is VIII MEET AT
IT. J. .EMMNER. JR. Chairman.
rE, AN !ApJoURNED MEETING OF THE IN
District W be eS a M Club Of the in ss
THosP SULLIVAN, Secretary = AEshhk pre'idePt It:
rE. FRIENDSHIP LODGE. No. u, O. u r.
This sppsa9 speSia mestnS Of II the t0dse will be held
for the funeral of our late Brother RICH
1t p HALL SWEET. Rec. Sec.
f-fS' CLEVELAND AND HENDRICKS RAND
parade of the Democratic Clubs and the friends
"a
vember 18th, 1884
Finance Committee to cali on ali our friends who would
ks 70 contrloute WeWo1d respectfully ask that
Central Democratic Committee sl7 9Th street o
NINTH DHn6SHaFg bNR IH1HIHsAT6 ATTHNTI5N DISTRICT
. The Madison Democratic Asso- ation will meet at
GGsSsp ga sss th s'gss'
aRa @ e en-
nnnnn j. FRED. KELLEY. Secretary.
DORSEY CLAGGETT. Thirteenth District
nlO-2t Members of Central Committee
rg NoTICE-THE Co-PANTNERshIP AhRE-
GIS tofore existing between PETER d. WELcKER aud
HORACE e.. LYON under the firm name Of WELcKER
PETER D. WELcKER will continue the business (Acme
Steam Laundry, at Nos 524 18th street and l2O2
street northwest He all liabilities and is au-
thoriZed to collect all debts
=, PETER d. WELCKER,
November 10TH 1884 HORACE F LYON
n. B.-Mr. HORACE F. LYON will remain in the EN-.
plOy OF Nj. WELCKER as Foreman nlO.3ts
~ OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES FIFC-
tric LIshting Company 939 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Washington D. C-The annual meeting of
the stockholders will be held at the Office of the com
Pany s59 @ @Pennsylyania avenue northwest. on TUES
DAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1884 at 1890 O'Clock D. M for
the purpose of electnP board directors and trans
acting such other business may be lawfully done by
the stockholders under the provisions the charter
SAMUEL NOkMENT, Pres dent.
WILLIAM DICKSON Secretary no8-1t
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U. 8. NAVAL VESsELS--The Powhatan arrived at
Alexandria yesterday morning, having left Nor
folk on Saturday. The IroQuois arrived at Apia,
Samoan Islands. September 22d, and was to start
the 21th Of that month for Pago Pago. The health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-10

THE TENNESSEE BOND CASES were not decided
by the United States Supreme Court to- day, as was
expected.
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SECRETARY TELLER and Postmaster General Hat
ton were at their desks to-day
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II ROCHON. CORCORAN BUILDING,
q . FIRST CLASS HAIR DRESSER, FROM PARIS
Three Patents and Five Medals from Expositions Of
Paris, Lyons and Vienna.
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
LADIES hpe Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing
Hair dyed and shamp0Oed In q first class manner
Wigs to order.
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GEN DuxoNT, supervising inspector general Of
steam vessels, whose headquarters were in Albany,
n. Y, during october, has resumed his Official
duties In the War department
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FOR RENT-STORES.
TOR RENT-NEw STORE BUILDING 4o9 7TH
4 street northwest, two fine sales rooms and con-
1IEBERMANN, 1903 F street. ty9-6t
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By one OF those impulses OK enthusiasm 20 which
large bodies OF men are SO sCbtect the democratic
convention broke all restraint during the course OF
the second ballot and, for time, 1t seemed certain
that GOV. Hendricks, OF Indiana, would be nomi-
hated Up To the mention 0f his name,
when the Illinois delegation was reached. the
tide setting strongly towards Cleveland,
But all the anti Cleveland clements IN the con-
ventiOl caught IL Hendricks name n last hope,
and a wonderful demonstration followed in Its
favor The Cleveland forces stood the shock. how
ever IN splendid form; and. when order al last
restored, nominated their candidate amidst the
widest enthusiasm.
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Gladstone Is going 10 gTe The lords three months
IN which u think over tie situation nd VIII then
Cali parliament together and make another Ar
Tempt 70 pass the bln eiarging the franchise. In
Tie fecesa, meanwhile The subject will be venti-
lated through the press ana from the hastings ana
public sentiment be etircaf ID in favor az ,h IN,
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t'ok SALE-lIANOS AND oEGANs-ONE Up
ilElt three strings TO e1ch no sos; slightly
used organ $40. luelodeon sa0 Also several s~s
ordhaild planes of thu best makers We sell on easy
Ia lirlli- aid al low figures Tor cash HUGO wORCH
co. 9-S th street. agents Tor TIN unlyalcd Shu,r
llanos and Sterling Organs TT1 IA, Ia before buyinr
els, here '"
Every Piano warranted Cor =, years ,eos- 2xs
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CTUDENTS PREPARED FOR WEST POINT AN
= afolS afd all kinds Of competitive examinations
Highest references Also eloCuton. literature essays
Corrected &c Miss H., Box lJ9 Star office. jyl1-2ws
MT. ST. JOSEIH'S COLLEGE
NA Course OF studies Classical and Commercial
Terms: BOard-rs per session Of months 800
Day students according grade. Studies will be
sulned On Monday, Sea teIuber 1. 1854 Address
BRO JOSEPH. Director,
ty9-2m baltimore 90. Nd
EOHS THEOPHII- 1905 nth ST. y. w ORGANISE
- OF the Church OF Our Father" and teacher Of
ilano. Organ and Harmony viii continue his lessons
during the summer. ApIly at an person or 10y
letter.. send tor circular. tyq-st.
A MECCA IN MUSIC-BY REQUEsTOF NUMEROUS
n friends amt pupils. viii remain this summer and
shortest method All those desiruus to be brought ont
III operas. larlor etc. will have their voices trained
quickly TO tie very highest culture More voices ara
ifGurrd now Tor this and oratorios At
IhutEHSDR DE MOLONShISs Musical Instituta
- "" 10TH avenue sp4
fJNHE BER11rZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
IL (Sltuated Mt
BOSTON, FRovrDRNcE. BALTIMORE sSn WasHISGToE1
Are establishing Branch
ATLANTIC CITY
Best Instruction IN French German by superior
native teachers Most efficient method
CNEACELLED ADVANTAGES FOR LEARNIN0
CONVERSATION.
Fee extremely low Apply to
IS Franklin street. baltimore;
MERCHANT HOUSE.
seq. Atlantic City, y. J.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


VIoR sAlF-cHEAP- FINE Lor IIGroN HONS
Br.iness lazy varF'@ss ~ $40 81 iF s.
bSundl voIs 81 S,cnti,i, -. 'or ~ Shsf-
- - vol L. first Vols. Patent r ,IAz.tte 10 .nil
carved Piano t-t SO nc s if $50 6,d H .l .ars
i"r s. ANTIQUE Iron HAT hack a. rals-ock rire ri
Insishrr t,',rd a. new cost 500. sill Tor $50 l3X
I'oR SALE A FINE DRIVING AND VERY sTyi-
III Horse Harness aud SuTry Wagon; VII d. sole
July l2;h ~ = ''4''1' s"'uHi.y
NOR sAI.E-LIuHr BrSlNiSSwAG0N ANpH.R
E'sS AlI4y at go pm -is'-at southwest 1yII-2t-
EIoR sAIE-A HANDSOME DRIVING or AR
.ad lop5 and l 2r Sod Sr Ii Ssni i' %s
Apply at ~ fennsy lvAnia avenue W jvll -Gt.
NOR sN.r-A FIR> RATE COW Ar . VERY
2!' last capitol str,-t Nll' d.
T,oR sAIF-s No / PONY HARNESS AND VII
ERookS as Ne, Baltn3 street. A sal,mar Sh M
Nll 81.
IroR sALE-a CEDAR ROW BOAT IN FIRST
r'e ordr with cushions has. &c Address ~. lsth
I,oR sAiE-oPECiAL NOTICE
We ar instructed 10y Mtssrs. Wrenl Son, tho
mes in order e. close out tn goods nov made up and
In stock aud To that end viii make special drive"
tr finest grads Of Car ria,s PseiGIls BuEsrs Carts
Gn% x, pS mas ana Pleasure SaEons sample OF
gu and 6lS street northwest aud which viii be sid
N9-lm COFFIN AZ CO. Ag,nts for Washington
NOR SaLE-ONE SECONDHAND FIVE GLASS
Landau IN c"iuitete order. two SECOND hand Vic.
ttflAs III topd condition. Can he seen Ht JDlrF's
oarfase Factory. CORNER 18th aud " Tvs iw
HOE SALE-A SMALL. ENGINE AND HoIIl,R
II now running. aid can b' the Dexter II, am
l@ei"ts. ''ei ''A STE, h'f'h~fsi oS7-ft
E,oR SALE-SII.EN DID RARGAIN-NFaRIN NV
uprlC "atinrt grand llanu very Handsome r,-.,-
wood richly carved all the best modern imprny.-
Dr. MT: ful and lill liant IN tone " the ba-i
Diskrrs Tor only SA c,St $500 months a-o an m
l"u1L for TART cash and balace monthly Payments,
CHANGE. A. ath str..t tyS
NOR sALE-ONE SCOTT WfB PFRTFCTIN9
NewsraI~r iTrss. This lr=s prints. cuts folds aid
lastfs an eight pare column sheet size 80 s,4, %
inches, prints; cuts folds ana delivers Sven cluut
ilp sheet - Nb3p deiverlu bundles or ID n
,sred. lrsS II complete with sterut,ls, and wettilIg
liia''intry- NI""d loBO per hour. double ,r
largest slZe above 10000 Yer hour folio sheet.
Apply 10 Evening Star NEWSPAPER Co, Washington ID
Y lesO-lm
lr ss. Prints cuts. folds and delivers mot Iastiusl
aqnarto seven column sheet. size - pN41 y OF n seven
column folio sheet 2Jl. n35. Complete with steroyts
ana wtttinE machinery Speed qIarto slses-t II sa
folio sheet 22,Ot1, Per hour Apply Evening Star
NewslaIsr Co Washington, ID. &. b,:J-gln
I,0R SALE-PIANOS AND OEGANS-ONF TIP
II night three strings elch not sos; one slightly
used organ $40. luelodron S1a Also several seq
oildhaild planes of the best makers We sell on easy
Ia llrlli- aid al low figures Tor cash HUGO WDRCU
co. y4S ith street Tor TIN unlvalcd hIu,F
els, where -"
Every Piano warranted Cor =, years ,eos- 2xs
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GroRan SrRAssr.
so7 SEVENTH STREET
Two years ago we introduced system of holding a
Bargain Sale immediately after the Season
cicsed in the Summer and Winter. and. instead
of closing out the balance Of our Stock at an
encrTnOus discount to the auction houses, We
decided to give the public and customers,
especially. the opportunity of buying single
pair Of pants or suit twice year at less
price than they can be made for.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
5O7 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite q. S. Post Office
TT The name in White Letters on the Windows Ii
SATURDAY. BR.Ers
APICNIC FOR THE BOYS AND CHILDREN.
sI5o
BOYS ALPACA JACKETS
NOW 600
sLO0
BOYS LINEN PANTALooNs
NOW iSo.
SIPS
CHILDEENs' JERSEY BLOUsES
NOW SEC
5000
ALL WOOL CHILDRENS' SUITS
Now $500
$500
BOYS SUITS. SOME VERY NEAT THINGS LEFT
IN THIS LOT. NOW GO All s31oAsUIT.
SIOo
BOTSLINEN JACKETS, ALL SIZES UP TO 16 YEARS,
NOW 43c.
AN EXCURSION FOR THE MEN.
$500
NUNS CLOTH COATS
NOW $3.50
$1,000
MEMS ALL WOOL CASHMERE SUITS
NOW $3.50
$500
HANDSOME BLACK SERGE COATS WITH SMALL
DASH OF BLUE RUNNING THROUGH 1T. WHAT
THERE Is LEFT OF THEM NOW GO AT So EACH.
A CHANCE FOR FAT MEN
WE HAVE ABOUT SIXTY EXTRA LARGE SIZE
CASHMERE SUITS TO FIT MEN MEASURING
FROM - TO so INCHES BREAST MEASURE. NOT
SUIT IN THE LOT WORTH LESS THAN $1,000;
SOME WORTH MORE ALLGo At s1a2o SUIT.
$500
ALI. WOOL CASHMERE PANTALOONS THAT WERE
81 10 A PAIR. WHAT THERE IS LEFT OF THEM GO
AT SL45 \ PAIR. THEY ARE CUT LARGE IN THE
LEG. AND WE MAKE NO ALTERATIONS TO THEM
$500. $3.50 AND $500
FANCY IMPORTED DUCK VESTS. THESE VESTS
WE'RE SOLD IN OUR REMOVAL SALE AT s13o
EACH WHAT THERE Is LEFT OF THEM GO AT
81 90 EACH
BLUE AND WHITE STRIPE DOMESTIC SEER
SUCKER SUITS NOW GO AT "a 80 AsUIT
EOOL KLOTHING
OF ALL KINDS. THAT ARE JUST THE THING FOR
THE APPROACHING HOT SPELL, AT PRICES THAT
WILL NOT MAKE YOU PERsPIRE
A. SAkS i CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING.
iyn Sic AND s's SEVENTH STREET.
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Being determined not to carry . dollars worth of
SUMNER GOODS OVER.
E MIS- FIT sTOR RE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
Offers entire stock Of Fine Clothing consisting OF
Genuine Calcutta seersucker Suits,
English SeersuCker Suits
Alpaca Coats,
Alpaca Vests,
Drab D'Ete Coats and Vests,
serges in Different Colors,
White and Fancy Vests.
Chdren's Suits.
Boys Suits,
Odd Pants for Men and Boys
Cashmere Suits in Immense Variety.
Worsted Suits,
Cloth Suits,
Flannel Suits
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
THE MISFIT STORE,
iy11 CORNER TENTH AND sTs
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