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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-11
The Porter County Epidemic.

The secretary of the State Board Of Health
has received letter from the health officer at
Valparaiso, who says that he is satisned, after
investigating the causes of the strange disease
which has been prevailing in Porter county
with such remarkable fatality, that it is ''epi
demic dysentery," the cause Of which may be
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-11
Morris Street Bridge.

The county commissioners think the Street
Railway Com pany in using Morris street bridge
has not contributed sufficiently to keeping that
structure in repair A contract was made with
the commissioners to this effect some years ago,
but it has not been strictly observed, tits claimed
by the company 1t is now proposed that new
contract of more stringent conditions be made
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-08-29
GENERAL NEWS.

A light frost is reported at East
lawas, Michigan, on Aug. Is.
The author of the Spoopendyke
papers, is dead.
The bark Jorsalfurer from Acapul..
20 to British Columbia put into San
fancisco with Panama yellow fev>
0ranoard, Oh August Is, and was
quarantined.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-08-29

to have recently papered his stalls
in his stables with paper that cost
him 100000. Part of a defunct
steam-heating company, and the
rest was DO nds of other 'sbusted
bubles."
The steamship Rio Jeneiro, bound
from San Francisco to Yokohama
and Hong Kong, on August 18th,
refused to carry the United States
mail, because the Postal Office De-
partment refused to accede to the
exorbitant demands of the steam
ship company for the service.
The Puget Sound Mill Company
is again making favorable PROPOSE
lions to the Skagit county farmers
to store their grain in the Utsalady
warehouses this season, and offer to
advance money literally On the
grain stored.
The French Canadian people are
exhibiting considerable opposition
to the execution of Riel, claiming
that he is tho representative of q
grievance which resulted in rebel
lion, in consequence of the undoubt-
ed rights of the half breed popula-
tion by the Canadian government.
The Chatauqua Assembly on
Vashon island closed last week,
having been continued two weeks
during which a number of eminent
clerical and literary celebrities took
part. Efforts will be made during
| the year to increase the interest In
these meetings at the assembly OF
! next year.
The steamer Yosemite ran into a
row boat at Westminster, on Aug
IA, containing seven Cinnamon.
| After lowering the steamers boats
four of the Cinnamon were picked
up, and the remainder having dis
| appeared, they are believed to have
been drowned.
The Ministerial asociat ion of the
Congre gational churches on Puget
Sound met at Rev. Jos, Wolfe's
church at Whatcom on last Thurs
day, and continued till Monday OF
this week. Able papers on a varIe-
ty Of topics were read by the minis
ters present showing scholarship
and interest in all m oral questions
that augurs we'll for the future OF
the Congregational body on this
coast.
I'll. B. Friend, who has been liv-
ing here for the past four years,
left on the last boat for Maryland
Mr.. +. took with him trunk full OF
Whatcom and Skagit county curios
Among the collection were shown
the largest growth ofsuch articles as
oats, u feet high: peas, feet high
red clover, 5 feet high; timothy,
with heads ii inches long; also all
kinds of fruit, MOSES and fern.
Mr.. Friend is an able speaker. and
while East will lecture on Washing
ton Territory. He will remain
there four months before returning.
old Timer.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-08-29
BRIEF MENTION.

The steamer Monroe will run to
.ho San Juan islands on Saturdays
.,nnecting them with the inside
lima of steamers to Seattle.
About 10000 fruit trees are plant
a m tho San Juan islands a major
ity Of which are commencing to
bear.
pleasant social met at the res-
dance of Mrs. Sibley On Guemes
Island on Saturday evening, sing
Ing, parlor games, and a bountiful
supper were the features.
Mrs. R. e. Davis visited her
oarents on Fidalgo island this week
accompanied by her sister-in-law,
Miss E. A. Davis, both from Lopez
island.
The Administrators sale in the
Alexander Estate, advertised in the
Enterprise, will take place at tho
residence of the dec eased, on Satur,
day, Sep. 9th, 1885, commencing at
Up. M.
Bancroft, the San Francisco pub
Usher is sending out splendid life
size portrait Of Gen. Grant, which is
probably the most lifelIke and faith
ful representation of the dead hero,
furnished anywhere from the litho-
graphic, press. A copy can be seen
at the Enterprise Office.
A meeting of the Fidalgo w. G.
T. U, is called to be held at the
Public School House on the Goth. OF
Aug. 1885 at IL A. M. Members
and visitors please attend and aid in
making the meeting interesting.
Basket lunch afterwards.
Geo. Ii. Hagadorn, Dec.
We have received a neat pam
phlet containing the articles OF
Incorporation, Bi-Laws, and Con~
stitution of the Tacoma Chamber OF
Commerce, issued from the Ledger
Office. 1t should be in the hands
of every business man on the Lower
Sound Interested in the trade
with the cities Of the Upper Sound.
The peaches grown on the San
Juan islands are larger and better
favored than the same varieties
grown in California. Large guam
titles of peach and apricot trees will
be set out at the next planting seas
on For apples, pears, plums ana
prunes no place in the world excells
the favored region Of these delight
fdl islands.
Fully one third of the road be-
teen Whatcom and Nooksack Is be-
ing corduroyed with cedar. 1t is a
question whether a little judlcious
ditching, instead Of these jolting
causeways would not bring about
better results. The whole country
10 undulating, and draining could
be easily effected over the greater
portion of the road whore these
causeways have been built.
The trip around Fidalgo island on
the steamer City of Quincy, and the
picnic at Deception Pass, by par
ties from Oak Harbor, CDupeville,
Utsalady, and Laconner, the other
Sunday, was participated In by
alarge crowd and was greatly en-
]oyed by all who went. The La
conner band contributed largely to
the enjoyment of the occasion.
These excursions to the sea side out
SIDE ofthe Pass, are destined to be-
come very popular in the near fu>
ture.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

ln0 C0OLDS
CIRCUIT CoURT-DIv. No. 1-Jsd0e Cbx.
Yesterday, Libbey agt. Applemsn: verdict for
pialhtiH ior S4O2. James and wife agt. Baiti-
more ana OHIO Railroad company; death OF
VIE suggested and suit abated.
To-day, James agt b. and O. r. R.: verdict
loI % deienaant. stewart agt. Knight; plaintiff
called; suit dismissed. Martin act. Shfpley; ver-
dict for defendant
CIRCUIT CoURT-DIv. No. 2-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday. Truslow Co. agt. Guethler; de-
muit Stodiger agt. Miller; leave to amend plea
ued.
To-day, Jones agt. b. and r. r. r. Co.: SET
tieo. Hill agt. Stahl; inquisition $6O.
EQUITY CouRr-Jadoe Hdgncr.
yesterday, Baggott agt. Baggott; testimony
Oruereo taken, kerngOod agt. GusdOrff; refer
ence to j. j. johnson ordered. Sink agt. Sink;
divorce granted.
Today, johnson agt. Baldwin; time to take
tesumony Limited TO ten days. Taliaferro agt.
douglass; Injunction pendente lite granted, and
CRIMINAL CoURT--Jndge MacArthur.
slon SOD merchant; pleaded guilty. and was fined
800 and costs James l.. Thomas embezzle-
ment; nolle pros.
POLICE CouRr-Jwd0e Snetl
Iooday, Frederick Gr.ce. colOred. assault; $40
or 80 days In Jail. William Freeman, coiored,
oo.; $3 or days. Joseph sutton larceny; two
months In jail. James Pinkney and Daniel
Dyson' coiored, do; months each.
lnpersonating another Chinamai on q certifi-
cate issued under the restriction act, was yes
seroay sentenced to pay q fine of $500 and five
years Imprisonment
Evening star., 1885-11-17
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported FOR THE EVENING STAR.

Reported Tor Tue EVENING STAR.
A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-An affray took place
yesterday evening on Prince street, in which
son-in-law and fa:her-in-law were opponents:
and Francis Keys is charged with cutting W.
y brenner and w. L. Brenner with shooting at
Francis Keys. The police arrested the parties
ana they VIII have hearing before the mayor
this afternoon. ~
PoLiCE REPoRr.-The police hold for trial
tiis morning Geo. Engie and Geo. Matthews
CHARGED with unlawful gaming and VIM
harrls and Butcher Johnson, disorderiy con.
duct: The mayor has fined VIM. LYNCH
stephen smith, j. H. Beach. JAS Phillips Vim
Lynch FOR disorderly conduct.
NOTES.-The bazaar for the benefit of Trinity
N. r. church opened last night with a large at
tendance--The reading circle of the bubble
schools at It's session last night devoted its
lngs in English history and literature to the
reign OF Henry uI.-The funeral of Mr. s. w. .
Markell took place from st. Paul's church this
afternoOn.-Mr. JAS. Hursman has been an
pointed captain of the chain-gang vice Bartlett
disabied--The Alexandria Jurors in the n s.
court at Norfolk are home again but will return
on the 10Th of December, when the court re-
opens-Willie johnson, a little son OF Mr..
Z. Johnson, in Alexandria county died last
evening at tArliDgton.-MrsOw Owen Nueent was
slightly injured last evening at the store of her
husband. on King street, by the accidental dis.
charge oil q small pistol in the hands OF her son
Ihoinas Nuge!it.-fie city hustings court
Judge n. IL. Meade, resumed its November term
this morning. ~
Evening star., 1885-11-17

REPORT on THE WASHINGTON BRANCH
The annual report of tho b. and O. railroad
an abstract OF which was published in THE
STARS telegraphic columns yesterday, has the
foiiowing in relation tn the Washington branch.
The earnings were S315, ,3O7. SO, showing a de-
crease OF S2O,636.64 compared with the pre
yious year. The expenditures amount to 81 Do !.
o3o.0Z, being Tor improvements and for repairs
Oh runway, Cepots, water stations and bridges
ahd Tor pumping water. The partial exnendi
lures charged being deducted from the reve
nue. stated, the sum of $19i, III .O3 remains an
increiiSe OF net earnings, compared with the
preceding year. Of $l4, ,439. So. The expendi
lures upon the Washington b. anch show a de-
crease. compared with the preceding wear of
$50, In order to make this branch as
perfect as possible important improvements
continue TO be made. particularly In the subsfi.
tuiioH OF stone for gravel ballast It Is desivne
TO make the road free from dust, and to perfecf
II In every practicable form. This fs partic,,-
larry desirable. in view OF the carly conipetiop
OF this cOTnpaDys road between Baltimore nd
Philadelphia. On the opening Of this new line
ii Is expected that the time between Baltin,Ore
and Philadelphia will be reduced to two hours
between Washington and Philadelphia to three
hours, between Baltimore and New York to four
hours, and between Washington and New York
10 i've hours. Semi-annual dividends of fiye
per cent upon the capital stock were paid on
The lst OF November, 1854, and on the 17th OF
April, 1855"
Evening star., 1885-11-17
LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

OFEIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToN, u. g.. Nov. II, 1855 1 1 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair, slightly
warmer weather, variable winds, generally
shifting to sOutheriy.
For W Wednesday, fair. warmer weather Is indi-
Gated for districts bordering on the Atlantic.
THE BEST INTERNAL. RENEDY.-BranCreth'S
Pills the best medicine known for all diseases.
They are purely vegetable. The same dose
always produces the same effect; other purga-
tives require increased doses, and finally cease
rate the digestion and cleanse the stomach and
bowels. They stimulate the liver and carry of
vitiated bile and other depraved secretious.
The first two or three doses tells the story. The
skin becomes clear: the eye, bright; the mind,
active; digestion j. restored; costiveneSs cured;
arrested
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EIncrnrcrrY IN BAneArs.
INVENTORS AND SOLE PRopR1xroRs
116 rTH ST ----4--- -,

INVENTORS AND SOLE PRopR1xroRs
z1e 7TH 81. 41e 7TH ST.
Eecircisg IN Bs.Enn: : the latest venture we have
been preparing w1tflin the last few yvnoirs ~. ~
special benefit our patrons SPEAKING Of iSc sGe
oess ss snd et ia so ali say Mshp
ducemeIts that even the newest invention \; o. IN
IKE seast ons as keey Motor etc.
CLoAKs AND SUITS
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
=: Is simply immense what we show how.
the finest Plush Garments down to nain nere e,, from
Bile Newmarket still all of then, nj xa oaa dura,
and see them. 'e' you must come
another limited lot Of ENGLISH WALKING
JACKETS With elegant trimmings ana of ano nss
So wound be cheap for same yet ali we a"s AK &
s.s 1e. Of about 60 @, BROWN BERLIN NEWMAN.
Neutra, at the remarkable low figure OF IS
20 more ,,e 9ORKSCREW haSSsW RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
being least si2 Our price ss5S their
ns yesy with fine Frsns yEsyET
make things really lively we viii oer ass sssm sa .s
That is what we call
ELECTRIC BARGAINS.
S All o SISse to and
them and not lose their opportunity. 'o"'Se'i o'
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S DEpART,srNr
If you do not benefit by our Electric snart, e., ,,,.
branch II IS no doubt your own fault Resides fndino
latter prices will surely please yoT ,1 Sad me
are always on the alert and have aIwavs soma .me
cialties. Just give . few more moments attention.
25O MISSES NEWMARKETs, of excellent fabric
trimmed with plush collars. We have concuded % ,o
ss them ;ps at the 70 oloTps
value: $500 for and q years; S225 for 3 and Ia Ia
sse sSs Il M for d
1Bn NISSESP NHNyAf
and trimmed with large Plush Capes Also Psh 1
lars and Cuffs at the low average price Of S3 Is
Another lot Of MISSES. NEWMARKETs. ex.
tremely substantial and in all sizes at only S3 IL
den your heart and make The little ones happy. .I fEr
DRY GOODS
Our department III this line contains unonest;onoh,y
quite an institution ia itself Mark the special bargains
surely eorroborsts our statement .0as and you Will
Atwood 44-inch Bouce, in colored stripes and pa,d
AZ 1liSos 54lnsh Embroidered rricot soc.. worth at
';;. sainch Blaruey Homespun. all colors only -oc
& 54-nch e Fakir Cloth in all the newest Shades. re-
100 pieces Striped and Plaid Flannels. to match al,
So pieces 54inch Plaid Flannels now soc.; sold a,
.; 25 pieces Figured Flannels. 54 inches wide, a,
Peess aneh Imported only
HEADQUARTERS FOR PLUSHES AND VEL
VETS
81 so, ' :"
SO pieces Colored Pushes. extra fine, Sl75.
Is different designs Of Black Brocaded Velyets vour
choice at 81.
Two-tone Brpcaded Velvets, for visites and Dress
Fronts in latest combinations from 81. SO up
Silk Brocades for Evening Wear in e:dless variety
Special attention we beg to call to select line oi
fine goods. "
BBg A Y y MN MN m sSss
b AA U AMMM
BBB "A Y MMMM sSSs
B,.b AAA U y s,.S ~
416 SEVENTH STREET.
n16 416 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
Affairs I'm West wayhinxtou

PREsESTATION.-The presentation of a hand
some basket of flowers to Grand MaSter-eIect
Capt. 7. p. Chiffelle, of Potomac Lodge, No. s.
took place last night at Masonic hall, on 32d
street. After the presentation by the Lodge
there was a banquet.
CATTLE MARKET.-SaIe OF live stock Mt Dro-
vers Rest, u. G., as reported by Tavenner Bros,
yesterday, as follows: 100 cattle up ard
sold; best at 4 TO ll2; good at ga. to i; medium
at :; to :sss; common at 2l2 to 3. 715 sheep and
lambs; lambs at TO 5l.; Searlings ut 3 to 4;
old sheep at = to ;. ~ cows and calves at
SO TO $50. Cattle brisk and lambs dull
SHIPPING NEws.-SchoOner ID. NJ. Anthony
cleared to-day with 800 tons OF coal for Fail
River.
GRAIN MARKET. - On Change Yesterday
1900 bushels OF wheat sold at $1.OlB. per
bushel. No arrival to-day.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF W ArER
AT A. M.-(ireat Falls, temperature, ~: con-
dition, 10. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
aO; condition at north connection, 20; south
connection. II. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature. 40, condition ut infiuent gatehouse
13: condition AT etfiuent gatehouse. IL. High
tides i'll the river to-day at 2:4S q. m. and
BOD pm.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

MUST BE SEEN To BE APPRECIATED.-Pol-
ished walnut frame hair cloth parlor suites,
ST. 80: marble Top table, $3.50; plush parlor
suite, $50; solid walnut marble top bedroom
suite and walnut chifionier, $50; extension ta-
bles, So; tapestry Brussels and smyrna mats
and rugs, soc. 15c. and 81, at VIM. Loewen-
thal'S 7:S9 9TH st. II. w.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

ELEGANT SQUARE PIANOS that have had
but little use can be bought ut very low prices
and ON payments of SO per month. Some
splendid bargains now on hand. Be sure and
see us il you are thinking of buying. Piano
Exchange Warerooms, 422 9th street.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

DUNLAP AND BROADWAY BLOCKS Black and
Brown Derby's. Price. 81 80, at Francs, corner
9TH and ID streets. the Only Strictly One Price
Hat and Cents Furnishing Store in the city.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

ARRESTED.-The attention OF every one who
examines the magnificent stock OF furniture
displayed on one Hoor by Geo. Breitbarth, Odd
Fellows Hall The latest styles at the lowest
prIetS
Evening star., 1885-11-17

PORTRAITS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.-Wm.
Rice requests his patrons to call and have their
sittlngs made as soon Us possible. Studio 1918
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

E:i$ r & ! 81 4 At t..
{; e i iii .#E' i +; I::
FIG f !! !! $$$#*$Fg. Fg.] E l: +. +. F. +
ABSOLUTELY PURE
This Powder never variA A marvel Of purity.
strength and wholesomenessL More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in copetition
with the multitude OF low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Co. 1oe Wall street, NY. oc24
Bou-C1A AND Honr-Spun,
The New Style Beautiful Dress Goods reduced 25c on
every yard.
o5H H5OME-SPUN, pure wool, wide double width, all
BOU-CLA, 81 inches wide reduced to 75c
CA R RS
III Market Space near 7th street
TRICOT all WOOL wide double width, all colors re-
duced to soc.
ROYAI. SERGE, beautiful dress goods, all colors,
IL yards for 50.
COLORED CASHMERES, nearly one yard wide
all colors, IL yards for Sl5O.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. immense size all
pure line wool, reduced to $500.
ALL WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS bright colors
Ior chlldrens wear reduced to 25c
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. $2.OO
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, T5c
LADIES WOOL VESTS, &c
LADIES CLOTH SUITING. 81 inches wide 37c
BLACK SILKS, 75c, Sc, 81 90, 81 rs, 81 So
COLORED SILKS. Soc. &C. 75c &C. 81 90
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELVETS 81 25
nol7
Evening star., 1885-11-17

LADIES, call and see our elegant Dongola Kid
Shoe, flexible sole, iair-stitched, at SI.9S usu-
ally sold at $3.50. n. Strasburger, 900 7th St,
4 doors above l.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

BOYS CHINCHILLA REFER and vest. Eiseman
Bros.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
LADIES RAps. u,

LADIES WARS
Having been quite successful In the early part of the
season with the sale Of Wraps we have Just re-
turned nom New York with an additional supply Of
THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
SEAL SKIN AND PLUSH.
Among the Special Bargains we offer are:
Seal Skin Sacaue. 81 bust, 81 long, 90 90
SO IS 1900
Better grades and longer. $50 to $780,
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES SIS to $40
We call particular attention to our Seal Plush
Sacques and Short Wraps, as to Style an Finish
PLUSH VlSITEs. $40, SIS. $35 and up.
We have English Jackets In Plush aud Astrakan S35
NUNS, Beatrices, Scarfs, and Trimming in Beaver
biue FOX, Astrakan, Lynx, and other FurS
AL at the Lowest New York Prices
b. H STINHMETZ d SON,
HATTERS AND FURRIERs
oc2S-3m 1887 PennAylvania ave.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

JNO. G.. SLATER, .Oi to 10 A street north
east, household goods on the instalment plan.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

FUssELL'S ICE CREAM and Charlotte Russo.
1421 New York avenue.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

NEwinstantaneous photograph III gallery,
Market space.
Evening star., 1885-11-17
CHILD Norfolk suit. Eiseman, cor. I'll

GENTS fine Calf Shoes. Hand-sewed, Button,
Congress and Lace at 2.SS; our own make. Il.
StraSburger, 9O6 9TH ST., 4 doors above /.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

MEMS 4-button cutaway suit. Eiseman, 7th
and T..
Evening star., 1885-11-17

BRIGHTwOOD PARK RACES, Wednesday, No
ember 18th, = PIN
Evening star., 1885-11-17

CHILD Newmarket overcoat Eiseman, I'll
and T..
Evening star., 1885-11-17

.P1ckwIcx CIrE whisky is the BEST,
Evening star., 1885-11-17
w 1DE Wales.

W1DE Wales
The newest and of the most select fabrics can be
round IN Sacks, 4EutOn Getaways and Prince Albert
Suits at prices to distance all competition At
THE MIsFIT STORE, Cor. 10th and streets
You can also find there complete line ofblack and
colOred CORKSCREW SUITS. in Sacks and 4-Button
Getaways, from S1Ou In Cassimeres q complete
assortment, plain and fancy Sack and Frock Suits
from $3.50 up.
In Overcoats we can show you full line Of Sacks,
Surtouts and Newmarkets. in Cassimeres, MeltOns,
beavers kerseys, Chinchilias, Wide Wales etc. etc. ,
at prizes from 25 to SO per cent below prevailing
prices good Overcoat al IS.
For Boys to 13 years-A complete line Of plain.
plated and Norfolk Suits from 81 so up Overcoats-
Animmense assortment, from 81 up.
For Boys l3 to 1SA splendid line OF suits In Cassi-
meres Chevots, Corkscrews, ETC., Sack and 4-Button
Cutaway Suits. from $3.50 up beautiful line of
Overcoats. from 81. so up. Pants-Immense assort-
ment, from $1.25up.
THE MISFIT STORE
CORNER 10TH AND F SITS
s6open till p m: Saturdays till IL p m. E,ec-
'ric Agn~ n12
Evening star., 1885-11-17

SUIT TO ORDER, S25 and up. Eiseman, 7th
and L.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

..PICKwIck CLUB whisky is the best"
Evening star., 1885-11-17
PANTS to order. So and up. Eiseman

Two Coon RACES. BrIghtwood Park.
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MEMS Newmarket overcoat Eiseman Bros

OUR GENTS fine Calf Hand-sewed Boots at
$3.9S, are equal TO any S12 cuStom-made. Il.
Strasburger, 800 9TH ST.. doors above 1.
To ORDER S25 suits. Eiseman Bros, 7th
and Z.
FACE and eyeSight fitted 81 Hempler,s cor
Evening star., 1885-11-17
CITY ITEMS


The Rest Place
to have your Sewing Machine repaired, rent or
buy q new one VIM. Stiebeling's, 6O4 9th street
and 1717 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

GRocER1Es Omar FoR CAsu
NEW YORK BUCkWHFAT, &c per lh: IF-RE
WHITE CLOVER HONEY, In 2lh crates S,c par
crate; a Gull line of selected FAMILY GRoCFRIiS
Also POTATOES. APPLES and ON IONS Ftae large
RED CAPE COD CRANBERRlhs, Ioc per quart
CREAMERY BUTTER aspecalty. Goods delivered
Tree. All Goods at wholesale pricrs for cash
POOLE. BROOKE a CO
oc22 9i4 Louisans avenue.
Evening star., 1885-11-17

NoRFoLK REAL ESTATE For SALE-Tn
another column will be found an advertisement
OF valuable tract OF land TO be sold in Norfolk
Virginia, on Thursday next, the 18th instant
This property is situated TO the northwest, and
- ciose TO the most fashionable part OF the city,
opportunity for Investment
Evening star., 1885-11-17

6open till Q p M: Saturdays till IL p m, Elec-
trio Light Mo
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hempler's, &C
Evening star., 1885-11-17

CHOICE LIQUORS AT AUCTION.-Nr. Dow.
ling will sell. Tomorrow morning, com.
rooms u choice consignment of the follow iua
nst-ciass brands Of liquors: Eiciielber,cf,
Old Club whiskies, sherry and port wines
Scotch whisky, rum, &C. These goods are pui
up IN one, two and three-galion demijohns and
Ia cases, especially suited Tor private buyers
and housekeepers