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THousAxDs o. Do11Ans
ARE BEING
SACRIFICED BY Us NOW.
FOR IN THE FACE OF THE FACT THAT LAST
WEEKS SALES WERE BY FAR THE
GREATEST THE HOUSE HAS
EVER HAD IN ONE WEEK
SINCE ITS Exs
rENCE.
WE VOLUNTARILY CoNCEDE TO THE PUB
Lie DISCOUNTS
IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS 80 PER CENT.
IN MANY GOODS AS MUCH AS Is PER CENT
IN THE MAJORITY OF GOODS 20 PER CENT
IN NONE LESS THAN 10 PER CENT.
AND WE DO THIS WHEN THE DEMAND FOR
OUR CLOTHING Is THE GREATEST WE HAVE
EVER KNOWN. SURELY THEN OUR
GRAND REMOVAL SALE
MEANS no Us NOW THE LOSS OF THOU
SANDS OF DOLLARS THAT WE REMIT
FROM PRICES THAT NEVER WERE AS
ATTRACTIVE AS THEY ARE THIS SEA-
SON. WE WANT TO SELL EVERY DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS WE HAVE IN
THE HOUSE BEFORE WE REMOVE TO
OUR NEW BUILDING
TWILL REoUIRE LARGE MAJORITY
OF THE CLOTHING wEARERs TO PUR.
CHASE OF Us TO ACCOMPLISH OUR OBJ
JECT, AS THERE ARE BUT SIXTY DAYS,
ALL TOLD, TO DO THE WORK IN. COME
AND SEE HOW CHEAP aooD CLOTHING
Is.
IF YOUR NECESSITIES HAVE IN THE
PAST COMPELLED YOU TO BUY THE
STUFF GENERALLY SOLD AS CLOTHES,
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO BUY THE
BEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN THE
COUNTRY AT AS Low PRICES AS THAT
ASKED FOR THE MOST INFERIoR-MADE
STUFF.
A. sAKs & CO.,
jesI $40 AND s1s SEVENTH STREET.
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COOP Woop-sEAr CHAIR 25c. Fine Straw
Hatings at poe. per yard. w. T. Moses & Son,
.oFner 1 TN and streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-09

ASK YOUR DRUGGIST To give you our beautiful
story book, Legend OF Aloha. E.,stlnan's new
4tnFs
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To Keep the Blood Pure
is the principal invention in medicine. Dr. Ken
nedys Favorite Remedy does this, thus 1t cure!
Kidney, Liver and Blood disea SeS. co
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REDUCTION of 30 per cent on paintings, en-
cravings and other ST sic pictures. All .th st.
PERFECTION In vapor stoves. a. Eberly IL
Sons, Is 9Th street nOrthwe-t.
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To WHoM Ir May
CONCERN.
PEREMProRY SALE OF CHOICE DRY GOODS
W. NJ SINISTER & SONS
Offer their large and tive stock nj the Folsgv
Ing Reductious
20 pieces Peal India silks reduced from ST. 20 sec
50 pieces Atwood Albatross reduced from as 10 klc
loo pieces finest quality Batste reduced To l.5c
90 pieces PLAIN ana plaid scotch bingham, l2lsc
40 isces AL wool Back Serge. reduced 20 3 l,c
100 Parasois reduced 10 less than cast
Elegant challe de i.aine. reduced nom % 10 s30c
f-t$ant Il Hiei Grenadine red need from Sl2 TO -
One lot Of Brocade and eros silks reduced 20
s5c
light tolored India Pongees reduced from 81 TO T5c
Ooiored Merveiileux. reiucel from 81 80 TO 81 D.
meek surah silks reduced from -. % 20 81.
liegtlt Pure six Hose lila X. reduced to 81
Table Linens AT Decided Bargnins
Our stock Is composed of frs Goods and an
vie an Inspection and comparison. Choice French
Satteens AT 3Uc.
W. NJ. SHCsTER q SONS
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TIN REu1scros
STANDARD TYPEWRITER
IT'S VALUE ENHANCED BY RECENT I'M
PROVEMENTS
Only So keys to learn and operate Prints 76 char
aeers dncluiing caps and small letters. punctuation
n arks, figures, signs and fractons-)
The SIMPLEST. MOST RAPID MOST DURABLE
and NEAREST PERFECT Writing Machine made
SUPERIORITY FULLY SUBSTANTIATED by the
TEST OF ACTUAL USE and by EXTENSIVE
SALES. Warranted and guaranteed 70 give satislac-
ZION. Senu 1or illustrated circulart
WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT
WASHINGTON OFFICE-CORNER EIGHTH AND
STREETS mhlG-3m
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TOURNAMENT at E Street RINK tonight.
Cur THIS OUT and present To Laws d, Buref,
hattcrs and gents furnishings. .43 eth street.
and per cent ii. II be take ot your purchase.
For this week only.
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FUsSEI1.'s ICE CREAM shipped anywhere on
OF town; lI21 New York avenue.
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MAcKrSAw Straw Hans
THE CELEBRATED MACKINAW STRAW
HATS MANCFACTUEED BY DUNLAP d Co., OF
NEW YORK. NOW READY.
ALL TIL LEADING SHAPES FOR MEN BOYS
AND CHILDRiN.
PEARL AND BEAVER COLORED DRESS AND
DERBY HATS AT
WILLETT & RUOEFS
SOLE AGENTS tor DUNLAPS NEW YORK HATS
mJo So fsuLsyivanIa ava
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IlkoPOSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES EoR
Il IHE DISTRICT Oh COLUMBIA
OFFICE or THE ENGINEER CoNNIssIo> ER,
WAsHlNGToN, ID. q, May "a 1885
Ey direction of he bard of commits iDners sealed
proposals VIII be lived nj this Office uIi,ii TWELVE
o. LOCK NJ on MONDAY, JUNE fItTEENfH,
1850. furnishing tie various branches OF the DIS
trid government With general supplies, comprising
Stationery, Bank Forms and Printing a hool bDokA
fBIIsii are, Hardware. TiIware ana Street LnSnps,
Plumoes Material, boots shoes, Drugs,
CASTINGS, Fuel, Dry Gods, etnent and Lime. Ton
str NJ steli ai and Telephone supplies
blank for and proposals, together with Ill In
1oI niiion can be Obtained upon application therefor
at ISoola Z, coiunitia Bui ding IA street nv.
The Iigl. reserved % REJECT any and ali bda o.
parts OF OldS g. j. LYDEckEB,
Major OF ,ngneers. y. 3. A.,
my20-1Ot Engineer Commissioners, d G.
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GENUINE pASFORTH FLUID can only be oh
tanned Ut w y jerks d Co's..T1. 7th street
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LOCAL MENTION.


OFFICE or the CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsIINGroS ID. c.. June 3. 1885. .. m
For the middle Atlantic states. fair, colder
weather. followed by slowly sing tempera-
ture no ,thwcsterly winds, ri i,g barometer.
For "wednesday, iair weather, with SLOWLY
rising temperature. l. indi ,itcd Tor New Eng
land the mild e Atant C states Including the
District of Columbia. Tennessee and the Ohio
valley and the lake re snn.
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WHAr An "Oprsrsa DIN,

More money passed through the hands Of our cash.
iers during the summer Opening" than any week
since Xmas.
What did we do with it:
We gave large roll Of bills to our Glove BUYER on
Friday last and he has returned from New York with
the following bargains secured for cash:
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SIX DIFFERENT PATfE ms of vapOr stoves
shown ut w. >. jerks i COS, III eth street.
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DRoPoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF, MUTTON
AND CDRNED BEEF.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY TREASURER.

OFFICE OF SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
u. 4. SOLDIERS HokEs
WAsHISGToS, ID. C.. June 3D. 1875
Sealed Proposals In duplicate. subject TO the usual
conditions. viii be received at this office until i'm
O'CLOCK a. NJ on MONDAY, THE FIF1EEHTH
DAY OF Jun r, 1SS5 al which time ard place they
WILL tie opened la presence OF bid for fur nissinx
am delivering at the kat hen and hospital The sol
CURED by the secretary and treasurer Of the Home
i"r tie year commencing July lst 1855, and enAing
June 3Oth. lSssii.
Information the manner Of bidding, conditiom
10 re observed 10y OI iders terms Of cont aud pay
Office.
The secretary and reserves the right %
fct amy and al proposals The successful bidder viii
De required 10 enter into writ contract " III Inc
secretary anu treasurer of tine Home with good aud
approved security In the OF IL BOO Wit hin tvs ny
days alter being notified of the acceptance Of bls
y" AIS A copy OF this adve- iiSement must be at
tached 10 en- Ia propo al Envelopes containing pgpo
sails should Oe IN IdTsed Proposals for fresh bee
TIN and cOrned beef soldiers Home Distr u
Columbia" and addressed 10 the under>igned
L. r. RI1Tl NHDUSF,
je56t Secretary and Treasurer soldiers House
DRoPoSAIs FOR MARBLE
Il ENGINEER OfFIt Il, WASHINGTON MoNUN ESr,
WASH INGToN, ID. G NAV 2sth, lS<5.
Sealed Propo ais foI fIrn fishing and delivering
tytnree tZ5) pieces Of rubbed Alum" Marble loo fBe
Ma>igin ton Monument. in this oity, matc8 the
office until NV LIVE NJ, On JUNE TENTH, 1-s3
and opened mnledIa ely thereafter In presence Of hid
ders.
Specifications. general instructions 20 bidders and
blank forms of proposal viii u furnished sspar
THos LINCOLN CASEY.
Co. Corps of Engineers Engineer In Charge
my2S, 20, 30 jul .S,9
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Seven Fine You : kcfItsscky Horses.
This sale presents Il good opportunity to Sc
cure fine stock. ''-f f{-..s .'
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GENTS INDIA GAUZE SHIRTS. 33iac; WOnTu
" 5sc
Gents India Gauze Shirts. Soc: worth 75c
cents Balbrlsgan shirts. bic: worth .5c
closing out Spung Neck at half price
tlht>t "a teen Drawers only 5Oc
SlrtnE Weight tndershiris SOC; worth T5c
Medium Weight IHderShirts nearly all wool 54~
Ask Ia see the COMFORT SHIRT made OF " am
sutta Cotton and Richardson's =. loo I.ippn ms
reinforced, ready for the wash tut, only IS o~pta
1hls Is the best fitting best made shirt In "a
mark L
he emler, only SIC TO- the Finest Drrss shirt a the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
mN2e 1902 STREET NOkTHMr1r
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SUMNER RESORTS.
A SUMMER TRIP

Is question that can be easily answered a>er
animation Of the eleya Illustrated Guide to the
resorts OF Minnesota and DAKOTA. which Il being
Published by the at Paul, Minneapolis . I'd Manitoba
Railway.
Sent Free on receipt of twocers stamp.
Address
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TOURNAMENT at E street Rink tonight.
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TOURNAMENT at Z Street Rink tonight.
FINE ENGLISH Hosiery III plain and fancy
colors just received ut Francs. corner 7th and
II. Look at the 19c. per pair lain cOl0red silk
checked no g. TIE only strictly one price hal
and gents furnishing store In this city.
JUST ARRIVED from Cadiz per =. s. Teutoria
q fine lot oi sherry, such imnrlteliutio, Vino
de-PaSto, vintage 1862, OlCTd.o, etc, at CIR.
Handlers, OIL eth street northwest. T.
LAST SATURDAY, between 10 and IL O'Clock
a. m. house in Mr.. tiucttilc.s garden cagt.. at
fire by II plumber running u ret hot lJ.pe
through the wea herbU$rdins of abe hot,>ae. 4 ne
fire w.i~ eXtinguished by the plrlIuuors, damage
about 500. 60 'ut ..s,tr =. d.
TOURNAMENT at E Street Rink tonight.
GLASSES repaired while waiting. Hemplers,
near 40.
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DRoPoSALS FOR WASHING TOWELS.
Il DEPARTAEST OF THE INTERIOR
WAsHN8ToN. ID. c., June D, lSls5
Sealed Proposals will be received until IL 'ciock m
THURSDAY. June 20, lss D. for Washing the Towels
OF tls apartment and It's several bureaus fof the
fiscal ye ending Jue o. 1855
Instructions to bad viii be furnished ApIslFa-
ton TO the Custodian, ocm lU4, Department Of the
anterior
Proposals be addressed 10 the Secretary Of the In
terror, and mar , Proposals for Washing Tow ia"
l. ~ Z. LAMAR
je5-f&tu6t Secrsiafy.
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KENTUCKY HORSEs.
Thorna- Bowling. auctioneer,
VIII -cll at Wash. Majors stables on
Thursday morning, June tn. NJ haif past ten
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(NoWELL HOUSE. OCEAN GROVE. v J-HAV-
- ben remod LED, this house Is mo A 4
oesirshie ariesian water, hot nj Co "a baths Y -
Moo rnimproN ements lrcat unsurpassed S-,..ss-l
one ol cE from surf bai hing. Mrs tapt {. " =,
alrs- : MoRS!L, Proprs L. o. Box 2o53. Terms from
81 10 Sl2 per week Sc go, -
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ii.oi MA MIDLAND lsAILwAY.-Ona and a-tar
krtseHt Gate Pullman sleeping cars leaving
~ .iihs ION at 1910 p. IN. wi run through L.
SeI'iii. Alabama, via Atlanta and Mont .,,,ner.-
1 ~, June 10th. Pullman parl - ears
sulphur Springs, leaving wa shinyton at iiIn
O. IN. daily, except sunday
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A. SAKS & CO.,

esI $40 AND s1s SEVENTH STREET.
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ED.

ALLEN. Entered into rest on November 18th,
asso a. y es,ocf EbTH sshF ps e
aged tweniy-four years.
safe in the arms of Jesus
Funeral from the residence of her parents 0S7 q
street southeast sunday, November 18th, three
O'Clock pm. Friends are invited. 2s
ANDREWS. On November L. 1885 .aner q Iinxer.
ns wns sne w s11e vain sna
aged 20 years months, days.
Servant of God. well done.
She sleeps In Jesus.
street southeast sunday afternoon. Sovemsss ia
at two O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited %
n the iS ns John
rah from ar late rs5,dense iSio Ninth ss
BECKETT. On November IL. 1855, at ll2O n
M, ELIZA A. BECKETT daughter Of Glnerva ss1
apis N eSu1c Ss s:sass.y. ID.
vember l4th at two O'Clock. .
,,F FREE On November ~ 1855 amer . ltngesspg
GEORGE W. SON Of susan A and Thoms RrSs, -
16 years months and days.
., how hard q was 70 Sc him sugsr.
But how sad IL was for 20 part
But God thought it eest
ana streets southss.t. SUNDAY. e sSrss oeissk )
N. Relatives and friends invited
baltimore papers please copy
MARSHA. On November 18th, 1885 q o'sassk
2 M. LAURA aged eight years beloved daughter q
" Funersi nom rsaasace, eos n strss. sorAws..
Saturday. 14th instant, at two O'Clock p. m
HAsTwELL o., On Inn,sd,g SSy:nes, 52ss -
HAkTwEfL, wiss ofoeOrse Hasswen. ssSd anyon
Faass., .s.v.e.. :. S.nsas.s.s. z |. cs.a. -
HENAULf. On Monday, Novsme.r en-, lsss. .,
H osS:. d aTok ENC asoS IA ssI s :ss
dssshl.. q Genre y: ana zsss q hssss;;n. So
u 5 Sx Aos q pns ss.y n SrT istA asss
Lnnefal egsday. November Is. q Lao pm, Aen
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Changes i'm the Offices.

Israel Greene. the man who, when a lieuten-
ant OF marines, captured John Brown at Har-
per's Ferry, in 1859, was yesterday appointed
Indian agent at the Sisseton agency, Dakota,
vice b. w. Thompson, suspended.
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday made
the following appointments in the lighthouse
service: Charles 5. Dufour, to be master of the
tender Lily; James Wheatley, to be acting as
ststant keeper of the station at Granite island,
Mich, vice Richard Frink, removed; J.. w.
sand Key, Fla, vice q. III. Brigham, resigned.
He also appointed John Penny to be keeper of
the life-saying station At Smith Point, Long
Island, n. Y.
James II. Ellsworth, a first class clerk in the
Post Office department., has resigned to engage
In the patent business.
Secretary Manning has dismissed Jos. Mol
liere, $1,000 clerk In the sixth auditors
Office, and has accepted the resignation OF ].
Johnson, clerk in the third auditors Office.
The following fourth-class postmasters were
appointed to-day: virginia-H. 81. Dodge,
Mount vernon-on-the-P Potomac, Fairfax county,
vice j. NJ. III. HOllingsworth, resigned; A. c. p.
Reynolds, Gilmore, Northampton county, vice
DRY, Botetourt county, vice c. Sipes, resigned.
Maryland-John L. Rosenthal, Govanstown,
moved. John Mcdonald, sykesville, Carroll
county se, viss
vice ]. B. Allison, removed; b h Belts, Wood.
bine, Carroll county, vice a. Owfngs, removed;
John W.. Benson, Woodenburgh, baltimore
county, vice c. Musselman, removed; r L.
Aulli5en, Collington. Prince oeosgs': county,
colcred, Cecil county, vice g Brown, REMOVED;
]. F. Grew, Dublin. Herford county, vice Mar.
garet I. Willis, removed; A. LenhoH Fullerton,
Baltimore county. vice A. Deimer. removed;
VIM. g. Gambler, removed.
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THE PRESIDENT QUICKLY DISPoSEs OF A LARGE
NUMBER OF CALLERS.
No one tried to buttOnhoe the President at
the public reception this afternoon. and he dis
posed of the one hundred and twenty hand
shakers in five minutes. Those who wished
to speak even a word with him were very few
One lady introduced her little daughter AZ the
only democrat of her family, and the President
was in duty bound to make a pleasant reply
An elderly gentleman asked the blessing of
God upon the President as he shook him by the
hand.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms 70 The Stap.


~
Through Block After Block Of Rutld.
fnEs In Galveston-Houses Consumed
in JiMy.
GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 13-The scene dur.
ing the progress OF the fire this morning was
simply frightfui-so filled with misery
nnd mu ssrr0 bear that ss Yh;Sssver witnessed
a lifetime The wind rose to a scrramino vaje
In the vicinity of the fire and swept through
the burning belt in terrific swirls, carrying mil.
lions OF live cnders high up in the air and rain.
ing them down mile distant over the wooden
city and its panic-stricken Inhabitants The
dozen brick dwellings. All is woodSTexas
pine-and It burns with an Understandable
fury; Five minutes after house had caught 1t
would be wrapped in one mighty flame, and
the center of the burning pile gave out a white
heat, while the flames on the edges were fitfully
splitting high and far on every side. The alley
ways and streets for ten squares on either side
OF the burning belt were filled with the
blanched faces OF women, children, and
do nothing in such a gale but to crouch down
for shelter from the piercing norther and watch
the flames lick up the fruits OF lifetimes Al
though the victims number many Of the
wealthiest residents OF the city, such as Julius
Runge, Leon Blum, Mrs. Magale, and score OF
o ,a Whose ndiydual wealth runs up near
jority On those burned out lose the better por-
tions of their fortunes or their little all.
Others are left with only the clothes on their
backs, SO confident were they that the fire
would not reach them. The loss in personal
apparel and household property can never be
estimated, and is not included in the previous
estimate. The hotels are filled with homeless
people. and citizens committee is now at
work apportioning families to rooms and prem
iSes vacated for their use.
Every dray and other vehicle in the city is at
work carrying the strewn furniture, bedding
and pictures to secure places. Thousands of
people haunt the burned district, looking
among the smoking ruins for valuable keep
sal>es or jewelry, vaguely hoping to find some
thing left, but all is as bleak and barren as the
Desert of Sahara. Even the huge wooden water
tanks and fences and sidewalks and telephone
poles are burned to white ashes.
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BOWLING. Auctloneer.

PRIVATE STOCK OF FINE OLD WHISTLES,
WINES, JAMAICA AND SANTA CROIX RUM
IN PACKAGES 70 SUIT PRIVATE BUYERS
AND HOUSEK EEPERS, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER
EIGHTEENTH, 1885. commencing At ELEVEN
O'CLOCK, at my auction rooms, shall sell choice
Welty, Zeigier Foust, Monticello, Bourbon and Old
Club House Whiskes Sherry and Port Wines, scotch
Whisky. Jamaica Rum, Santa Croix Rum These
goods are put up in one and three gallon demi-
johns.
10 cases assorted Liquors. each containing
bottles Old Rye Whisky,
2 COgnac Brandy,
= Pure Port Wine,
2 Pale Sherry Wine.
z Scotch Whisky.
These are fine goods and will be sold without re-
serve. n12-dts
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MARRIED.

DEWIrT-NICHOI.S At the Church Of the Ep1ph-
any, "Wednesday evening. November l1th, 1seSs, by
the Rev. samuel IL Giesy, u. d., rector. Mr.. GAsHE
RE DEWITT, of Bcllyile. y. j. and Mis- HELEN
1. NICHOLS, of Washington. d. C.
RICHARDSoN-NEWE At the residence q
the bridess mother. Philadelphia, November 10Th,
1885, by Rev. Wayand Hoyt, ID. d., A IL q. RICH
ARDS0N, of Washington, ID. C., 70 NARY 4.
NEWELL. Of Philadelphia
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A Last Attempt to Save Riel.


USING THEIR INFLUENCE In HIS BEHALF.
MONTREAL, Nov. 13-La Presse comes out
boldly in demanding the reprieve of the death
penalty of Riel. 1t also announces that Giro
nard, DesjardnS and Coursol have informed Sir
John that il Riel is hanged he must not look
for their support in future, 1t suggests that the
whole of the French conservative members go
in body to Ottawa and do likewise. 1t claims
that this is the trump card to save Riel and de.
feat the arrangements revenge and vindictive-
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BALTIMORE. Nd.

WE HAyn AN ELEGANT BOYg SCHOOL
the psseA On q Boys 6nit Is yseily worth q and
6~ s sa sse esing Z? e1sr s9r - i e sS
$99 4&e.9Qe9A - 10 % Is, worth - Qur - HoyS
WetcoS Ms050 % 800 vaIne 9 - 10yt ang1e
X9 ca taSRns siirfs vel4 e6ssn 1oyS school
eno 44 eeSoot 6h0ee from a upwards, ~ =. ".
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w OMEN
WoMEs
Needing renewed strength, who suffer from infirn
ities peculiar to their sex, should try
Bb 90 MwwW NNN"
R RR1 & g WWWWWWW nm .s
BIB 90 W Nm
4
f # - ! III
ssss 4 + + f kaf ssss
sBbs H + + Err { B ssss -
THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine combines iron with pure vegetable
ton1cA ana Is Invaluable for Diseases peculiar to Wo
aud Pufttes the Blood Stimulates the Appetite
Strengfnens the Muscles and Nerves-fn fact, thor
Clears the complexion and makes the skin smooth.
o0e6 not blacken the teeth cause headache, or
produce constpAsion-ALL OTHER IRON MEDICINES
DO
MS. EllzABETH BAIRD. "A Farwen ave, Milwaukee,
49,, WIS., says under date of Dec 10th, 1854:
u nave used Browns Iron Buffers, and Il has been
mofe tnan doctor 70 me, having cured me Of the
weakness ladies have in life. Also cured me OF Liver
Has 0oeA beneficial to my children
Genuine has trsde mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other. Made only by
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., BALTIMORE, Nd
LADfH HAND BooK-useful and attractive, con-
tanning nst 81 prizes for receipts information about
coins co. given away by all dealers In medicine, or
maheo 70 any address on receipt of &C. stamp.
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TraYelcr-s Ssuisle.

PENN. RourE-B. & r. station, 9th and sts-For
n, v. philadelphia, Boston and tue kast, 1:lo si,
$40 tlinited eNj and Al am; =. a. 10 D. IA a IL
l2:l5 night. For Boston. : pm. ,dailv). ThIa ~
pima accommodation. pm sunday, $40 am =
81. Louis and Pitsburg and weSt. $3.50 Qthicngo
limited daily 300 m, Fast line) daily TO CinsI-
na:i ana II Ionis ana except saturday 10 Cncsgo.
daily; Pacific express. l0ss0 pm daily. for
RienmonI and the South, o., ll1l a. m daily.
$40 600, 7:lo, l0o0 D. M, and I2I5 night ON sun.
1850 pm and 1.:l5 night. For Pope's Greek lane
.:l3 "a and 40 p M daily, except SUNDAY: FOG
cepI SUNDAY Gu sunday. 800 pm.
H. AND % RnCrE-,ta ion Corner New Jersey Ave
nue. and c strect-For Chicago. 10 m. (fsst linn
10 a m, e:Iop M For baltimore, 8, e:io GEO ~.
train $3.50, $3.50 l4o $40. GAO Z. $40 and ii N.
SUNDAY. d:lo, 7:S3 $50 and 1905 "a M, :25 1s3O
Oils !sD ma and fI6 and 4sd M on sun1sy
$50 a. ~, 4lo p m For Way stations between Wash
300, 4:4o. aud p; m: On sundays, $40 M and
l:30, :S:30, 4:4o, aud 4 p For stations ON No
tropolitan Branch. s:25 a. m. and las pm daily.
except sunday for principal stations on Metropoiitsn
Branch, SiOa. IN, daily, on sunday sops nj siar
tons; for Lexington. staunton and Valley Branch,
$40 daily. except sunday; for Frederick SD
a. m, 4:40 p. m. daily, except sunday For Hagers-
day, and 5:5o p m daily 20 Hasersiown' DAILY ea.
cept sunday 10 Winchester. For local points be-
tween Washington and Gsthersburg 1a:3O p. N.
Va MIDLANp RoUrs-B d r siation.-For Nev
Orleans and Atlanta, l:15 a. m. tdsily) For Louis-
lo:i0 p. m. daily Manassas division. 2:30 p m:
Warrenton. a m daily except sunday. ll:l6 a. M.
SuESANpoAH RourE-R & O. station--For New
Orleans and Intermediate points. a.25 a daily.
Memphis express s:lo y. m daily
WAsHISGToN q OHIo.-For Leesburg and n
stations a. m, As D.