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Evening star., 1886-11-24
His Dead Hands Held the Reius.

SfkANGk AND STARTLING END WHO
TOOK HIS GIRL FOR DRIVE
Harvey Rowland, young man of % promi-
nent in social circles and highly esteemed.
Grew his salary from the Owesso Mich caske
works last Saturday evening. Hiring q horse
and buggy he went driving with his betrothed,
Miss Jennie Eldridge, OF Corunna a VILLAGE
three miles from Owesso. They were gone ALI
the evening Late at night Miss Eldridse was
taken home Young Rowland arrived az the
Corunna livery stable with the carriage at 4
CLOCK on sunday morning. He paid Tor the
hSepinS OF the turnout overnight and left He
returned about 1870 and got the horse again
ana started for Owesso. AT daylight the turn
out was found at the livery barn in Owesso
hoWland sitting on the seat dead 4 bullet
mole was In his forehead. HIS hands wsrs
iooed On bis lap holding the reins. and q reyol
Yer lay upon the seat beside him. Suicide
WAS the nrst belief but the apparently studied
arrangement Oh the dead m an s han as sugpestsd
murder, especially III the absence OF any known
MotiNs Tor self-deStruction. 1t was afterward
learned that ne had quarreIed with Miss
florfdge, whom he was To marry next Thurs
Gay, and Tor whom be purchased several pre-
sents on Saturday evening
Inc coroner jury found a verdict OF suicide
oot iurther investigation will be made Ther,.
axe rumors OF "A rival, and other Sensational re-
poftS are In circulation.
Evening star., 1886-11-24
A Pretty SEnuxSler.

SHE BROUGHT VALUABLE LACES FROM REL
GIUx-AER ARREST IN NEW YORK.
Lace goods Of large amount and of much
value have been smuggled into New York
through various channels for some time past
On complaint of Deputy Collector McAvoy,
Miss Josephine Scnoviens, a young and lovely
Belgian, living in east 18th street, New York
city, was yesterday taken into custody by
United states Marshal Jeffreys and arraigned
before United States Commissioner Shields
She was committed TO the house of detention
for examination to-day. The young woman
stated that Sne has relatives In Belgium whom
she frequently visits They send lace By her to
sell In this country. The last time she returned
In the steamship switzerland, landing in Phila-
delphia. She then had Sd, 900 worth of lace i'm
her possession. IL is alleged that she brought it
To New York city and peddled IL In her apart
ments was found lace valued at nearly $500
Tne young woman made no secret of the way
Ia which IL came into her possession She
seemed To be unaware tnat she had COM
city.
Evening star., 1886-11-24
Stx Persons Shot.
JEALOUS HUSBANDS RAGE RESULTS

A JEALOUS HUSBANDS RAGE RESULTS IN
SOME LIVELY PISTOL PRACTICE
While several hundred persons were about
entering the main entrance of tho Lyceum
theater. on Desplaines street, In Chicago, Mon
day evening, Dominick Walsh, a character
well known TO the police, drew a 3s-caliber re-
voivsr and discharged II four times The fol-
lowing named persons fell To the sidewalk, In
Jured badly: George Cheekley, sixteen years
old, living At No. "a Meridian street, Daniel
Wilson, twenty-five years old, living at No. 63
Madison street, George McCooel, twenty-five
years old, living at No. 90 Madison street, and
Heury Wilson, twenty-seven years old, living
at Meridian and Desplaines streets. W alsh him.
self was also shot in the left breast aud Is per-
naps fatally injured ever snoe soe .ne neanor
tion in that district. The shooting occurred
within a block of the Haymarket, and many
thought that IL was second massacre. The
injured were attended by Dr. Bousman and
then removed to the hospital. Their wounds
are not considered fatal.
CAUSE OF THE SHOOTING.
Wash lives with his wife in a tenement On
Desplaines street, and around that district re-
sidsa hard crowd. A man whose name Walsh
would not give, but whom ne Is supposed to
have wounded by a shot, has been paying at
tentiOns to- Mrs Walsh, much against her nus
band IS wishes On returning from work Monday
evening Walsh found the unknown man in the
front room with his wife chatting. He in
stantly set upon his wife and broke her law in
two places by kick. He then turned on the
destroyer of his happiness and. drawing a re-
volver. shot at him. The fellow ran down
stairs with Walsh in pursuit When the side
walk was reached Walsh opened fire on the
fleeing man. Blood tracks indicate that he
struck him.
PURSUIT OF THE SHOOTER.
A crowd from the theater started in pur-
suit OF Walsh. He turned and discharged a
volley into them, as already related. Some one
in the crowd also drew a pistol and shot Walsh
in the left breast. He staggered, but regaining
his equilibrium. endeavored To escape; The
was placed under arrest.
The bullet in Walshs breast was probed for
at the station, but could not be found. Mrs.
Walsh was removed to the hospital in a
patrol wagon. Wilson Is the most seriously in
jured OF the persons shot by W alsh. His wound
Is in the neck. MeCabe was shot in the abdO-
men and Checkley in the lett leg. Henry Viii
son was shot In the knee. The shooting had
tendency to cast damper On the performance
and but small audience attended.
Evening star., 1886-11-24
]. N. FOLLIN
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
ni2 9lA7,h Stree, Pc. land kn-

AIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT
ot Mat. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing stock Tor Soups, Made dishes and Sauces
Annual sale S.UOO.OOUj jara
LIEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT
or NEAT. An invaluable tepic .Js a s,,ceaas
aha oooh ior which nations should feel crate
nL Medical Press. LANCET 6c
Genuine only with the fas. simile of Baron Lie.
nlgs signature in Hue Ink across the Label
Inc title "Baron Liebig' and photograph hAv-
ing Deeh iafseiy used by dealers with con-
beetlol with Baron Liebix, the public ARE u.
formed that the Liebis Csnapany alone can
oi genuinenexx
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To be had Of all StorekeeperS Gro
GERS and Chemists. sole Agents f0r t6e fInite]
state wholesale oalyl I. David 4 Co. . Fen
Snoaen avenue. London. England an6-th
Evening star., 1886-11-24
EIpeAsr TH1so.
GRAND ASSORTMENT
EVERYTHING NEW IN

EVERYTHING NEW ~
MATERIAL AND STYLE
NO NATTER WHAT PRICES You SEE QUOTED,
EXPECT To FIND THE REST MADE
AND TRIMMED l,ARMENTa
HERE AT LOWER PRICES
THAN ELSEWHERE
Extra hne oVERCOATS for Men, In BEAVER
kkRsEfS, MONTANAC. CHINCHILIAs and
CoRkSCREwA Prices nom 50 90 In IN m
DRESS SUITS In DIAGONALS CORRscRIsw ana
cAssiMEREs. from $1,000 to e40OO.
Stylish. Nobby SUITS for Yeuths Bov. ana rs,s,.
dren. from $500 10 $500
large line Of UNDERWEAR and NECKwEAR
aEhehANf TAILORING DEPARTMENTS ON
SECOND FLOOR
SUITS TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
NOAH WALKER d CO.
aS 626 PENNSYLVANIA aysnuA
Evening star., 1886-11-24

NEw BOOKS
Poverty Grass uiliie Chase Wymanl
Memoirs and Letters Of Dolly Madison.
Transactions and Changes in the society Of ErendA
Uplands and Meadows (Abbott)
Politicians Daughter tHamliul
Love and Medicines (Giliianl.l
AphrOdite, by Eckstein.
Having purchased the Book Store No lA3& New
YORK avenue we shall run In connection with
store, 40 PennSylv& ave. Any orders or com.
missions left III ehher store will be promptly filled
aus W. H MORRISON,
Evening star., 1886-11-24

% THE sakfs MhsT ARB R2vEs ESrruwrsr
sTEa kAIs MaakiffefsT
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER laTH' lsss
Trains leave Washington from station Sixth
For p.,sburs snd the % 9Ssi chiSasS q " limited E,pre.,
9l PIP Palace .se sleeping SSrs a. i2i5 M daily Fast
aud Buffet Car 4. Louis daily, Except sainriav.
GSaaxo and Mlin sse aar As9enn g ehass
With sleeping Cars washington 70 chicago aud It
hsrrisu1r With Western sres Rsprsss Sssnss.E ai1E
aSsh P.se sseeri So tor Iousvs sr and Memphis
and the West. with through Sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie Saosndsigua, Rochester. Buf.lo, Niagara
Cars wassiuS1on 10 RocSe.ier' u''"s' WIN f@scs
For Williamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira at s:4o
For New york york and fs see sasi 2s 900 and has
NJ, NJ i2sS 100 200. t;l6; loo i9So and Il:2o z; M on
lI20f N. limited Express Of Pullman Par,oi a1
Ssrs, s:i1 A. M daily, except sunday aud 4.O0
For Boston Sliheu. change, 400 p NJ every day.
ing direct transfer Fulton street avoiding double
For Phiade phss sSS. sS SS sns aas lrl, A. NJ, 200
$40 c ~ iss iSSc s sSs as so o ioe SG ass spPs.g
Limited Express, s4o A. NJ week days
For R.i!i%ors s s:ss. s:2s, 900. sao, noo AM,
ii2ao- i2ao- 1880; ; l2:ss 200; 400. 4l5. I:3a lad
g:4p, Ills An: 1916. 1890, 100. 400. ais
6yDo. s:l0, 1000 and 4 l:20 4. NJ.
For Popes Creek Line, 7:25 A NJ. and 4:4o r. NJ
For Annapolis rs 4 NJ, 1875 and AGA p NJ. daily.
except sunday sundays, $50 A. NJ. Alb P NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND FRE1EhICkSBl1 re RAIL-
NAY MAYt ANp Ssdih AiLExANDRTA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 600, 700 925, IL A. NJ. l2:ol
n00n 2:15. 3:25 ABS Col s.o5 1895. and ii 81
Pm. On sunday AT g. e:25 IL AN, SOL aud
1Oat6P.M.
For Richmond and the South. q, IL A. NJ. daily aud
4::s5 r. NJ. daily, except SUNDAY.
TRANS leave Alexandra for Washington, Cos 500,
1000, lO:43 A N: 40, 500 S23. 10 500,
1892 and lu42 =. NJ. and 1910 midnight except
Monday ton sunday 500 and 1885 A. NJ;
$40, S:32, l0;41 4. NJ aud l2:lO night
Tickets and information The Office northeast cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. aud a.
the station where orders be le for the check ng
Of baggage 10 destination from hotels residenc.s
CHAS + PUGH, General Manager
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent nl5
Evening star., 1886-11-24

u. G.. HurculNsos,
IMPORTER
WRAPS AND JACKETS
A large and rich stock of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS
at lowest prices ever named for equal values.
We invite special attention to our superb assortment
OF PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fashionably
trimmed.
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES, trimmed with Seal, S25.
SEAL PLUSH vIsITEs Seal trimmed, s25.
Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian
Hare tail and ball trimming, So 75 and upwards.
London Made JACKETS, 81 upwards
BEAVER RNEWMARKETS So, regular price Sl2.
French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popular
prices.
An immense assortment of Fancy FEATHERS
from &c. to SO each.
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS
Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings at
very reasonable prices.
500 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFs, including many
new designs.
ASTIsACHAN, 54 inches wide. 81 per yard
SILK PLUSH, all colOrs, S1.25 per yard
FOSTER KID GLOVES 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted and warranted.
Evening GLOVES from 16 to 80 inch length
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
9O7 Pennsylvania ave-
7Trevise Paris mol
TnE FEDORA DREss SHIELDS
Are ended by the leading Dressmakers- They
are absolutely Impervious aui3eO-5mS
MADAME a. V. LEFRANC, $50 NORTH HOW
~ ard ST. baltimore Nd. dresses and Wraps in
Fine Imported Trimmings oc2J2m*
MME VoS BRAsD1s. Mop1srE
Formerly with Lord Il Taylor, New York;
Win. Barr Il Co. -. Louis. Mo.
Suits made at the shortest notice. Superior ftting
reasonable prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
Evening dresses. Bridal Trosseaus a specially,
oc2 $50 l4th ST.. between and K.
CEAL GARMENTS DYED AND ALTERED
- into the new and fashionable visite and jacket
shapes furs repaired. Mutfs made AT Miss
CUNNINGHAM'S. 1910 Sth st. NV No sign. s24
Mis-. f. McCAFFEkrY'S BONNET AND
M FRAME FACTORY. formerly l1O9 + ST.. has
moved 10 northeast corner of llth and q streets
Has I'LL the latest iaii styles III bonnet and hat franes
seS-4m
NEIss ANNIE X. HUMPHREY.
ANl 43O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HER SPECIALTiES Are
French Handmade UndercoIhing, MernO Underwear
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets and BIstlss
Chdren's Corsets and 81 Corset Miss HIS own
make) that for the price is unsurpassed.
N. .R-Frcnch, German and Spanish spoken mr14
Evening star., 1886-11-24
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TSOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFrEI.p'
leaves 7thstreef wharf ON MONDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS NJ q m Returning
TUESDAYS FRIDAYS and SUNDAY D. M. touch
ing ~ River Landings far fsomini Greek Curn-
oman, Va. and 81. Clements bay. Nc Connects wsth
u a u K T. et Shepherds seP schedule
JOHN L. PADGETT, Agent
c. W. RIDLEY, Manager fs3
nIRECT TO NEW YoRK-FREIGHT STEAM.
~ Frs JOHN GIBSON and c KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER, n ", every hATU URDAY ai n
M: 9th q wharf Washington every TUESDAY
MORNING.. freight st lowest rates. spl
Mt. VERNONi MT VERNoN
STEAMER w W. CoRCORAN
Leaves sth-street wharf daily lexcept sunday fog
Mt Vernon ~ 10 O'Clock Returning, reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm
sel6 L. l. BLAKE. Captain.
Evening star., 1886-11-24
SEvESrH STREET PA1A1s RorAn

Worsted Fringes. lOc yard
Mofsted Fringe with gilt heading, 2Oc yard
Moss Trimming. eli cOiors, 3Oc. yard.
P1cot Braid, all colors, 15c. and lOc. yard,
5eaded Galioon. l5c.. 23c. and 25c yard
SILK Lacipg Cord, all c0lOrs Sc yard.
Sk Sii Cor9 Ior piping and fancy work, &c yard mp
SIX Girdles with tassels 35c. up.
Festher Trimming, Black, Navy Blue and Nutris
23c yard ~~-~~'
Beaded Passementeries very cheap.
Black Silk Chenille Fringe SOC. ward IN
Shiidren's Plush Bonnets, SSc up
Chiidren's Hand-k nit Hoods DC IN
Chiltren's Drawer Leggings
ia,Iss Ladiss ana Ghildrens i.egsinss 25c pair up
Shiidrens s Aand-knt Shirts, :Stlc. each
Excellent assortment Ladies' Cashmere Gloves
Me aiiu LADIES' Fur-top lined Gloves Mems ladies'
ah9 Chlidrens WOODEN Hosiery and Underwear
and 25c. yard. -e' - ~
All eoiors Silesian and Cambria for Lining h.,ov,
market prices ~ 'e' "eA~"
Evening star., 1886-11-24
RAILROADS.
scnedas In saess. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER tn
lssa. until further nogicss

"e~aS IN Saeet, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER tn,
Asse. until further neticeL
sss ,son st.oa e0snsr New Jsr
For Sssc.so iosS ii 90 .n. and ,oso m daily
T:s ess1es ss ss and seo eecs
mcrnins q s.sn sa .. sSs pm. thlcaso nest
ss ss.ss. sI.Sas ON these !. ssssss ss.sas
and through Il soseses SSs s:s sss I, s.
m i kss limited srss s's's so Snoas shaSss; sso
S No s.ss: .as asi. = sS Loa.
Ess r,sseHTsl :, 1000 o ara daily to
ior and sleeping Cars 70 Pitsbursh. i~'
FOR Lehington and Local Stations. $40 a m daily
For Hsvrsae-orace Wilmington and pe,,.a.,,.,.
% sor RaIimoss all on ~ wees l Sase days "a Ssss -ao sao
and, and losoS a N, l2ao i;as 30 40 -mins.e uanG
m I:is iso $50 1'so, 6s6. Gao 30 800 iSass SIS.
Fsr shsassassh Valley Railroad and pcl. south
WashinsiOn 70 Kew Orleans $50 D sleeper % liz
lIFor wilmington. peleware and intermediate point.
between kaltin ore and Wilmington. 3l5 p m.dally
Dor Annapolis $40 n m. and 1910 and 4:3o y. M
on sunday $50 a M, 4:4o p m.
For Way Stations berween Washington and Balt
and 20 r M 'S en- % Sunday ss6 % m e and iS so so
aaoi .:oo and il:so pm For Stations on Metropoli-
pm daily: 4:to I'm daily, e,cept SUNDAY. for primes
pal stations on Mstr9p9itan branch so am .iiy;
iniernediae points loslo 1880 ana ll:2l D m.
l:l6 m. daily, except sunday
For HagerstOwn 1000 m. and 5sI pm. daily, e.-
Trains arrive from the West daily e:2o 7.2o a M j..
Ia 6:39 m.,n and Ill III, Pm Little Rock Express
de Grace. 40 IN. $40 pm. and 1000 pm. daily
Prom Wilmington and iniermsdisls points north %
From Annapolis, $50 am. aud l5o aud 5:a5 p-n-
From Harpers Ferry ana Valley Railroad b.,o q
Evening star., 1886-11-24

DRUN Nrr~upss
OR THE LIQUOR HART rosrTrvErY
eoHEh BY ADMINISTERING DR.
-. =, -
knowledge Of the person taking it. 1t is absolutely
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given In thousands
Iowaa Tn ~,r,, 80 ,r, .. -. - .u.s s Los ~
e =. EVER sAiAs Inc - stem opce impfeg-
mated Win the Specific 1t becomes an utter mposs
bility tor the Aauor appetite to exist
EnR SALE nv
oD NJ
Evening star., 1886-11-24
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Il
SECONDHAND P1Asos
Another lot e Be sold prizes and suit
SEsy STRS ;. seaoMSSSEE a ppEsskT g.. BON
na.-,w SANDERS a sysyxaS; e., \ ,
Decker BRorHrns P1Axo~
FISCHER PIANOS,
EsTEY PIANOS.
EsTEy oRaANA
PIANOS FOR RENT
Fer any length OF time desired
| Moderate prices Easy tsrmA
SANDERS q srAYMAN.
n2olm ssA St n W.
SENT new srksfaIs Egn nsNh ALE AND
~, ATY aTH sTESSFEs s9TEEeSkEEs
FiASas Sssf Sss s. kSShfSsssfE ExSE5Shssk
ARE PRicES 'A sm
| HEINEKAMP UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
exauis,!e quality Of tone and daraisy Over iS6
sold and IN use Special bargains for one month for
Sssn & pss 81 moahy payments several slightly used II
.,aiFnIASo EXCHANGE wARERosns g.. .
VNHE sTULIz BAUFR IMPROVED UP.
i right Pianos admired by competent Judges
for their elegance Refinement OF tome and extreme
Prices reduced for one month. Terms 70 sui. Call
-, PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
hl2-lm 422 9th ST.
DRIcEs REDUCED on UPRIGHT AND
ss: s:a %
cal beta ss9''Ps %asEnooms tes
| LoXCHANGE YOUR SQUARE PIANO FUR AN
very q bs. SsSe
PS fas :e' fihf2 a
q S saSS sl2s sss AMP
Pianos from $500 upward at $40 monthly payments.
90, e31 Pennsylyania ave. near 10th St nIO-Im
Mason 4 HAMLIN OKGANs SMITH AMERf.
as: ojS ]! Z Riis; c. ises:x
Pennsylvania ave-. near 10th ST. nlO-lm
| DIANOs AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALE
L moderate pr'0s'' easy JOHN tedMs r. E11mAm
nlOlm 9S7 Pennsylvanis ave. near 10th st.
CHEET MUsIc--sPKCIAL ADVANTAGES TO
c.. sss Penn SSs ave- !" %s :nf as:E s ,oss d (
lAHAnDMAN, terms or insialments.
ESES,f HSb SfIHs hh9S sssisn y ss5 F:s: ss
q. J.. W1Lp & Bios. GSH
1O9 7th 9. n; w; Established 1864 UsVV
kraaich & Bach Pianos unriyaled
Newly & Evans and Weser Bros. the best medium
grsds.
| Gaily's wonderful selfpiaying instrumental
Reliable triple, unison Upright Pianos for 81 IS
oclS
| HUGO WORCH 4 co,
III 02S SrH n. w.,
Sole Agents for the Unrivailed
sOHMER PIANOS.
and dealers in strings Musical instrumental Sheet
Music and Music Books.
100000 copies of and 10 cent Sheet Music.
Pianos aud Organs TO Rent. ocl-6m
EDWARD Il. DRoon
92J PEENBfLVANIA AVENUE
Sole Agent for Steinway 4 Sons, GaSler Decker q
Son, Marshall Wendell Hallett d Cumston and
other Pianos Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer
chandse. Instruments sold monthly paymeuts
Exchanged, Tented Tuned. Repaired. Moved stored
and shipped.
New aud Secondhand Pianos Of other makes always
I'm stock AZ low figures
1 Teiephone. 3AT-2 te1Q
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STEAMERS.

A TLANTIC AND WEST INDIA LINE
NEW AND CHARMING WINTER TOURS
British. Danish and French West India Islands 60
q 3. BARRACUDA. sailing Dec 3. and thereafteG
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superb passenger accommodation. excellent CUISINE
smoking Room. bath Rooms. etc Apply 10
LEAYCRAFT & CO.
oc2l tn ,tu3n 100 Pearl st. New York.
Evening star., 1886-11-24

KEYsrosr Malt WH1sxrY.
SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE
STRICTLY PURE,
THE BEeT TONIC
PERFECTS DIGESTION.
unequallsd 1or Consumption, Wasting Disessss, ana
General Debility.
PRICE Per Bottle &l.oo; Bottles for $500
Beware of limitations None genuine without thu
Signature Of EIsNER 4 MRNDEIsON,
sole Agents sOr the q. a. Phila. Pa
FOR SALE ny
StOtk Cromwell & ca. :,
Tschluely & Eyans. kWaahinston n g
Harbour d Hamilton.
f96m.w&f
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DIEDMoNT AIR LINE

sCHEDCLE IN EFFECT NOV. IL, lssa
Trains leave b. aud p. station 9th and strasts
300 An daily for Warrenton. ssordonsyiils
iynchenrg Rocky Mount Danviile RaIsigh Char,
otie Atlanta and all points south Pullman paia1'.
tngton 10 New Orleans ~ y "~
2S3 nm-naiy. except sunday, for ManasSaa
straspurg and intermediate stations
o:so p.m,nDsiy for Msrreuton, GordonsvIIls
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route Pnin,ao
eleepers Washington to Louisville
1850 pm-llaily for Lynchburg Raleigh Ashv,II.
Shaflotte. Coiun bia. Aiken Augusta, Atlanta Mont.
gomery New Orleans aud points SouthW est puIl.
man oufiet sleepers Washington To Aiken : e.
Washington to Montgomery, connecting with parlor
car TO New Orleans '
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN OHIO d.
VISION,
Leave W ashtngton e:l Is a. In. daily except Sunday
ana s:93 m daily, arriving at hound Hin ll.45 -
m and a:ls pm; returning leave Round I'M 6sts a
Washington s;t0 am. and 3a55 pan.
hfougn trains from South arrive Mt Washington
30 a m and $50 and from Louisyille y: 40 a m
ktrsSourg local, 1906 am. ~
tickets. sleeping car reservation aud tnfDrma-
ton furnished and baggage checked al office sloI
fsnnsyvania ave. and Al passenger station, Ppnusy
ysnis Railroad. 9th and Il sta
JAS. l.. TAYLOR
nolo General PASSENGER Agent
Evening star., 1886-11-24

EDwAnp i. DExr d Co.
MESuANlCAL AND STEAM-HEATIN0 ENGf.
aiNEEhs. SrEAN AND HOT MATER
ELkvATORS, Etc
Agents for Duplex Steam Heater Nonnar.p, Eteesn
Heater Rutxler & H.akes Steam HeaS9 sspecialtiea
Graves q Sons Passenger and Freight Eleyators
oe<Som 44l3 G STREET NM.
Evening star., 1886-11-24

COMMISSIONER
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rrsa 1oo';ias: e e SS,E!ssn!hh Ss,!ess! : hsne:
Pres STATE NatSaai sanE.
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1gER H1EP HlEt1s SisrR,surrD
sss
sa sa g. sSea g. 5ssn Ssss ssa
By an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise was
December I'd A. N B. is7s 'A'e o'nS'''o''on adopted
Its Grand single Number Drawings will take place
''1'"'''s '''sh' 10Th Grand Monthly
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,c,,,r, bEyrE bIsI Of FJ PRIZES
iSASb iSkASb Piz PkizE OF SSooSSo. So%S SS"SS 60 ss'
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e Prizes OF l'0SS.:.- 5000
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES
100 Approximation Prizes OF 5000. - 500 OO0
IW lOO.... 10000
100 15... = Ss1
2,25v Prizes. amounting to. S,22 500
Application for rates clubs should be made only
to the office OF the Company in New Orleans
For further Information write clearly giving f,Il
address. Postal NOTES, Lxpress Money Or,lera
or New York E.xcisange in ordinary letter Cur.
Tency by Express taiVur expehse) addressed
ii. A. DACPHIN,
New Orleans, La
Make r. O. Money Orders payable aud address RsS
6ieTed Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
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Evening star., 1886-11-24

- PRENTISs MUTT, OF MISSISSIPPI,
D. AITORNRY.AT-LAW,
14l6 st. Practices In all the Courts and Depart
ments and before Congress oc5-3ms
NJ II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ne Rooms xnd 4 Gunton Law Building
472 L0ulnaAna avon1a
Residence 6l3 st NV mh23
Evening star., 1886-11-24

SEcoNp-HAND PIANos
ones purse: Made by SfECK. GABLER BRAD
BGR1, SCHOMACKER DESSAU & Co, BON
Man q CO, CHICkERING, MARSH and otherA
Easy monthly paymentsl
SANDERS a sTAYMAN
n.4-lw at n
Evening star., 1886-11-24
CoLp WEATHER Is Conrse.

and when you start to select q H EATING and COOK
ING STOVE be sure to call and inspect the largest
assortment ever shown in this city. Also LATROBES
Brick set RANGES, FURNACES, SLATE NAN
TEIS. &c. In great variety. In TIN WARE keep
the finest quality. which costs very little more than
the common. A call solicited.
w. S. JENKS & CO.,
Oc5 Ut 7TH STREET n. w.
Evening star., 1886-11-24

SoAH WALKER d CO.
e26 Pennsylvauia avsuuA
Evening star., 1886-11-24

n. A. PooLE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
944 LOUISIANA AVE N. W
SOLE AGENT FOR
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT EOLLER PROCESS
FLOUR
This Flour for Family use has superior.
am now receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which are coming in very freely. and housekeepers
will do well to lay In their stock, hardly think
they will be lower this season. have q fine line OF
Apples, Grapes, Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also q
II line Of choice GROCERIES, in quantities to suit.
at wholesale prices for cash only Duys Pure Cider
Vinegar speciality.
P0liteness and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upop.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned II goods are not satisfactory.
Only FINE ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
Ocl3 n A. POOLE GA Ia ave- NV
Evening star., 1886-11-24

Although the demand for Fur Trimming has besu
great in consequence of exceptionally low prices
our line ofTrimmings is constantly being replenished
and prices kept down the same az opening of the
season AS heretofore stated-having ordered these
goods early. offer them prices be had ct
no other place in the city.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
Go nnlrr Doar0 Uante0.

DERKSHIRE HILLS.-BOard wanted for
party country with private table or cottage
with hOel ntments anl snrroundigs us
every respect willing to pay good pricc
II. s. c., p. o. Box 15S0. n. Y.
WANTED BY two gentlemen, June |. AT or
w George landing staten Is'and two connecting
well furnished With brcakfas good batl-
room Indispensable; nrivate family pre- erred must DC
rctly frscass Address with terms and fu pirculrs
b. H., y. o Box 1886 NcwYork city.