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NOVELTIES.

ofspecial bargains in our various dspsrtmsnss
Being NEW and DESIRABLE goods. and recently
purchased, we think an inspection would pay you.
Among the many are
Ladies' English Derby Ribbed Hose biack, splendid
quality. at 29c
Ladies' Silk Finished Lisle Hose. with white split
feet at 44c.
Ladies' Ribbed Swiss Silk Vests se e10a
These goods come in white. cream. pink, straw, blue
and cherry and have proved to be the most popular
article in that line Of the season. The demand for
them has been unprecedented Call and examine
them
A new lot of 11-inch AlLsilk Lace Mitts It 23a
e-Button Silk Taffeta Gloves in black and several
shades OF tan, at 25c.
There has never been more popular article OF neck.
wear introduced than the Chemisette. The rage for
them does not seem to wans therefore, we have pur-
chased many novelties in Them many being exclusive
designs
Pure Linen Chemisettes extra lengths, with collar
attached, only Csc
Pure Linen Chemissttes, tucked fonta extra
lengths, at 35c
Sheer Muslin Chemisettes, tucked ffonts at 17c
They would be cheap at 25c.
Handsome Novelties In Lace, fancy colored and en-
broidered chemisettesL
Ladies' Very Sheer Linen Handkerchief scalloped
edges and embroidered in white and colors only 25c
Just received full line ofChantilly Laces Nets and
Flouncings Handsome Patterns; Low Prices
SHIRT WAISTS
We are anxious to dispose of these goods as the
room is required for other purposes.
Those that were 49c. 30c
Those that were g. 15 and CSC, now acc.
Those that were Csc. and 81. Is. are now 69c
A rare chance for bargains.
PARASOLS
Are about In the same ax.
The few we have left can be bought at about One
Third their former price.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STORES.

INOR RENT-THIRTY-FIVE YEARS A DRUG
L store. 6Ol Massachusetts ave. n. W.. (kev on
premises. Doctor Office door) au123t*
INOR RkNT-STORE 2Ols l4TH ST 2Ox4O FIR
u Newly painted and trimmed. Suitable for Shoe or
Clothing Stole Price S225O per month. Call ad-
dress JULIUS LANSBURGH. 315 7th st. au9-2w
NOR RENT-STO.E AND DWELLING IN An
i aeostla. store fitted with shelves and counters
$3.50 per year. Apply to II. A. GRISWOLD. Trustee
AnacoStia- iy24-lm
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L1oR RENT-TwO NEAT GROOM BRICK
Il Houses, Sl6 and SlS r ST Sc: &l6 Der month in
advance. OWNER sis 9th St n.w. ans-lm
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-CALIGRAPHS. PRICE REDUCED
= from SS TO So per month during summer. (Sod
on instaments) "CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 933 f st.
jy2-,Sm
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ou MAY.

YOU MAY FIND JUST WHAT YOU
WANT IN THE WAY OF PAIR OF
PANTS, COAT. VEST OR SUIT on OUR
BARGAIN COUNTER, AND AT a SAVING
OF FROM Is TO 20 PER CENT. If YOU
NEED ANYTHING IN OUR LINE. WE
SHALL EXPECT YOU.
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333 \ s.w. Or, 40 AIS 1lth so
:j;i2 & 35S y s.w tr 10 SO 81 NJ 4r 90
239 4l2 wv. ST er rm.9oot
auli-3ts c. H. PARKER, cor. 4la and E SITS. NV.
LNOR RENT-FINE NEW BAY WINDOW
a House, ten rooms. all modern conveniences: half
square north of Pa. central part of the city,
Will be vacant Sept 1st rent so per month Inquire
| All 18th 81. n. W.. prvate entrance. aul4-1m
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
MARYLAND Items.

Fish have become very abundant in
Miles and Choptank rivers.
e. E. Jackson of Salisbury last week
received 1920 for l 200 watermelons
sent to Boston.
Editor Abel of the Baltimore Sun
celebrated his eightieth birthday Tues
day Of last week.
The large apple crop is expected to
set many of the brandy distilleries Of
the Eastern Shore at work.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
ventiOn of the FIRST district of Mary
land will be held at Ocean City on
August 18th.
w. L. Condor of North East on
August 18th threw hammer weighing
sixteen pounds and two drams a dis
tance of ninety-nine feet, thus beating
the record.
The whortleberry crop of Salisbury
is about harvested, and proved very
profitable. P. D. West and V. S. Hay
man have together shipped 10000
quarts of these berries.
E. B. Emory, of Poplar Grove Stock
Farm, Queen Anne's county, has sold
to a. V. Quinn, of Wyoming Territory
his brown mare Sallie D. (dam of Bel
ton, three year record 2.314) for 81 GOO
MONN\ OF the good things of this
NANsNSl life are sorrowfully let
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on O
positive guarantee at 25 and 80 cents, by
James p HofFecker, Druggist.
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18

All of the best. Groceries, Canned Goods Spices
Soaps, Extracts Hams, Dried Beef Cheese full and
varied stock all of the best. Quality and quantity
guaranteed
Tea and Chamber Sets, plain and decorated and
full line of CrOckery and Glass Ware of all grades and
STYLES wanted by the people Also Hanging Lamps and
ali other styles Of Lamps and Lamp Trimmings.
Cedar and Willow Ware Ropes Twines Brushes, &c.
School Books, Bibles, Hymnals, Poems, and Miscel-
Ianeous Books Full line of Blank and Account Books
and very large variety of School and General Stationery
Papeteres Albums, Picture Books, Fancy Papers, &c.
Envelopes and Paper by the quantity at low prices.
Combs Purses, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Hair
Brushes Toilet Soaps Scissors Razos, Card Cases, and
thousand other little and big things that every body
need and have to buy
Umbrellas Canes Window Shades and Fixtures
Cornces Curtain Poles Cords, Tacks, &c.
Dry Goods and Carpets | am not saying much about
but am closing them out quietly to my customers who
want bargains. l propose to quit the business Any
one wanting to take the whole stock can make good
bargain
Produce OF Cash taken in exchange for Goods.
N0NDTD
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
PGirCo COLLEGE Of PHILADELPHIA. Pa,

THOMAS MAY PIERCE MA, Principal and Founder.
Items of interest for the thoughtful:
% The Location in the finest building in Phila-
delphia; an elevator steam heat special VentilA-
tors, w0rdrobeS, lavatOres and electric lights.
(2) The Course and Methods of Instructions
The personal experience of the professors, and
the technical knowledge gathered by the Princi-
pal as a court expert.
(3) The Success Achieved. Eight hundred and
seventy-nine (S79) students last year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers who
have had doubts as to whether practical busi-
ness education could be obtained outside Of the
cOunting-rOom have been surprised at the thor
oughly practical manner in which their sons and
daughters have been qualified for business en-
gagements at Peirce College of Business, Record
Building, Phal and are now among its warmest
friends. Three Months, $40, Send for circular
and commencement proceedings. REV. JOHN
THOMPSON, DEAN. july 2S-3m
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
YOUR CHANCE

To save Money or
Clothing, as we are
determined to reduce
our stock. Allprices
are cut 10 per cent
for cash from this
date, and remember
that we are not mark
ing down a few odd
lots or sizes, but our
stock Of Ready-Made
Clothing and Fur
nishing Goods. Call
and examine our
stock and prices. We
will cheerfully show
you the goods and let
you decide for your
selves where you can
get the best for the
money. In the Gus
tom Department we
offer over 60 styles
which we will make
to order for $50 a suit.
]. 7. MulIil & Son.
Tailors, 9th & Market
ClOthiers. Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
Closing OF Nails.
Opening Of Ngaila.

Going North, 6.45, 1890 a. NJ, and AIS. 7.2OP. M.
Going South, 9.S5 A. NJ, and 7.2O Pm.
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
DELAWARE COLLEGE,

REV. ]. H. CALDWELL, A. NJ, D. D., President
will open with enlarged facilities Sept 1st 1885,
Three courses Classical, Scientific and Agrieul-
tural. Expenses not over S2l5 per annum. For
information, catalogues, ETC., address the Presi-
dent Newark, Del, june 2-3m
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18

smyrna ISeanOh Trains.
Going North, 119, S.2S, 11.00 a. NJ, AS p NJ
Going South, Gas A. NJ, 2Ol, AS and 745P'M
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
Basket Makers Wanted:

Good makers can find steady work at
Willow Grove. Price Shopper 100.
J. COLBY SMITH.
Smyrna times., 1886-08-18
County and State Items.

From the North, ll.U0 A. A., and S30P.M
From the South, 81 and II 80 A. NJ
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I'd EDITION.
Latest fGleglanS to The Stal.
THE GOSSIP OF LONDON.
"A New Poem by Browning and Many
Other New Works.


special Gable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON. Nov. 2O.-Browning has finished a
new poem and has only to put the final touches
70 IL. 1t Is again new departure, quite differ
ent from anything he has written before. The
poem Is In four thousand to five thousand lines.
all IN rhyme, and consists of a prologue and
epliogue, each a poem of some extent, and
seven intermediate sets OF verses. 1t will be
out by Christmas
=" alter Scott will soon commence q new Sc.
res Oh monthly monographs entitled "Great
Wrlters. Each volume will consist of criti-
Cal biography of some eminent author with a
luil photography OF the authors work. Eric Rob-
SIts0n VIII edit the series. William ROssetti
Haii Game, Richard Garnett, Joseph Knight
ahu Austin DObSon will be among the first
authorS 10 be treated. Anderson, OF the British
museum, Is preparing the photographers.
Russian life : ~ ~
The first edition OF Max O'RelI's new book,
Inc hrst number of M,.rrdys Magazine, which
VIII appear on the 18th of December will con-
tam unpublished fragments from Byron.
matthew Arnold will probably contribute to it,
'Mauame Tabby's Establishments" recently
ISSUED by Macmillan, is said to be the work of
q daughter of the author OF tom Browns
Schooldays.'
Jessie Greenwood, whose book, "Moon
MAIDEN has just been issued By the Same
publishers, is the daughter Of the editor of the
~. James Gazette
Modern Europe" will be published by Cassell
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MRS. PAGES ASSAsE.ANT.
Discovered. He Leaves the City.
THE CAoLoFoRM BOTTLE LEADS TO HIS DE-
LECTION.

The bottle containing about two ounces OF
chloroiorm which was lett in Mrs. Pages house
last night by the supposed buglar win assaulted
her at midnight, as stated else where in TIE
STAR, bore the label and had stamped ON
the glass the name of Mr.. Cate of the
Ebbitt house drug store. When the officers
TOOK the bottle TO the store this morning Mr..
Cate identified ii, and said he sold il
last night to John l.. West, coiored.
clerk in the general land office. in
the Interior department. The officers Vi>itc
Vests boarding house, 1874 Connecticut ave
nue., later in the day ana found that lie had
lett the house early in the morning. They
then Went to his office, hut found he mad moi
put in an appearance there.
Tine officers paid second visit TO Mrs. Pages
house and learned from that lady that West
had called at her house early this
morning to smooth matters over. He
told her, Mrs. Page says
that he lost his head yesterday, and when he
found himself it was near midnight, and he
vas III her room. Mrs. Page reused to smooth
HE matters as he desired, and he lett the
house.
West, who would hardly be taken for a ne
gro, is about thiriy-fivc years of aoe, is from
Columbia, ). c., and graduated at Lynn, Mass.
he mas been in the department since 1879
lie at present nolus the position of book
keeper at salary OF 81 400 per annuui.
A.rs. Page is IL 81 200 clerk in the same office
and mas Il desk near tilat OF West.
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WHY KAUIsARs LEFT errc.pr.
Russia Issues n Document Explaining
ELS Action.


ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2O.-An official state
ment has been issued by the Russian govern
ment explaining its action in recalling Gen.
haulbars from Bulgaria. The document says:
III consequence OF insults TO Russian subjects
ana also to persons under the projection o! Rus
STA IN Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia. Gen.
hiuioarS has been compelled 10 notify NJ Ma
ceFicS, Bulgarian minister of foreign affairs.
mat he and ali the Russian conSulS would leave
the pr!ncipa!ItX on the occasion of the first ;tc-
ol Vloirncc commit ed after said noiti alto
On November 9th following fresh oul
rage Was coinmi ted against iiussial,
covass at Phiippopoiis, who was mai
treated by soldiers and by crowd OF people
armed with sticks, and was brought to the Rus
sian consulate insen>ible. Gen. kaulbars
learning that the attack on this ca.ass had
demanded The dismissal OF the local brigadier
general and project who were responsible and
the exemplary punishment of those who par
tlclpated In the attack. He also deman ued
that the russian who had teen injured should
receive the customary salute ana reparation
and notified the Bulgarian government that
unless his demands were com Piled with lie
Would depart on November Eth. NJ, Mace
vics having neither replied TO the demands OF
Gen. kaiilDars nor gwen the S;iti>iaciio re-
CURED, Cen Kauib;,rs and all the Russian con-
sU,s in Bulgaria and eastern Roumelia have
been ordered 10 leave to-day.
THE CARS THANKS AS y SAIyE
LOSDoS, Nov. 20-The ear has .e!e-raphed
bis warm thanks to the official whom Col
MulkurOti arr e,teI Tor services in the Russian
cause, and has granted the man a pension and
decoration. '.-
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Repor'ed for THE EVENING SrAR.

hcporfed FOR 1HE EVENING STAR
A BIT OF HIsroRY.-Capt Frank BrowneIl
VINO recently visited this city, SAYS that fhe
motives which influenced Ellsworth in ooinc
win lew men 10 take down Capt. Jackson a
nag have been entirely misunderstood nor.
ihere hau oeen ne says, great indisposition
on the part OF Gen. Scott to allow The f,r2
Zouayes, that Ellsworth commanded 10 taks
part in the nrst movement into Virginia les
they might be unruly; ana il was only ON Fila
woitn's pledge 10 have them under thoropgh
discipline that they were allowed TO move On
Alexandria, III being understood that il anv
depreciation was committed the zonayes would
be mustered out OF service. When f,ol EfIu.
worth, on turning from Royal street into kim.
first saw Jackson's flag he feared that the
zouaNes, ii they caug IN sight OF it, would become
lnceused and Tear down the house. He went
up the north side OF King street, IL uncertain
what 10 do, but when he came opposite tho
Marshall house n sudden thought seemed ~
strike him. He jumped over the gutter, and.
followed 10y the Few men with him. went tnto
The Marshall house To meet his death.
NorEs.-A slight fire occurred in one Of The
rooms AT Portners brewery this morning but
ii was extnguished before the fire engines went
| TO work.-Another Washington funeral came
here to-day. The remains OF Mr. NJ A Jeffer.
son were brought down from the house OF Mr..
j. w Rudd In that city. The service took pnco
al Trinity NJ. r.. church here and was largely
attended.-Mr. Malcolm Brown fniured on
the Midland road, has gone 10 Richmond to De
cured OF his lameness.-A negro how Holm
Mitchell, whom Officer Crump had arrested In
a freight car al the Midland yard was tried nv
the mayor yesterday afternoon. Mitchell had
kindied a fire on the wooden floor OF the car
aud was lying alongside the blaze when he vas
a rested. He was fined ;. 80 tut not paying
his SHOULDER dislocated while exercising a. the
ST Johns gymnasium on Wednesday-ME
stephen Henderson cut of one of his nngerS
yesterday while saving wood al Zimmer,nsn,s
yard. on Queen street dock.
WHEN YoUR LIVER is oUr OF ORDER use DIR.
Jay hes Sanative Pills. and you will nationally
assist this organ TO regain a healthy conditio
ana get rld OF many distressing symptoms
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TIE FAESE; SzIs ROGER.
He Lost His Fingers Moving Sgranty
At Tar Flat lUs.aasa DC la is:,tiIn-

III Jar n s:ai kNSI21ss Ok cattle.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O-A special from san Fran
cisco says y few days ago the United States
grand jury of the California district indicted
Charles Ogden Ferris, alias the lost Sir Roger
Ticiborue, for having irauduient!y obtained Il
pension by the representation that he mad
served in the loGth New York volunteers and
lost several fingers III action. Ferris, who has
been posing AS the lost baronet for :, consider
aoe time, Is under arrest il New York and a
United states deputy marshal is en- route to the
netropons to escort him back TO San Francisco.
Yesterday the same grand jury indicted JAS
W. Whitman and Richard J. " afford tor hav-
ing falsely sworn to the statements whereby
Ferris got his pension. Both are residents OF
san Diego, where the pretended baronet earned
a livelihood as Il bOatEan. " iti.dm and " hit
ford have made confessions, which SHOW that
the people who have been advocating Ferris
Claims have been grossly deceived. 1t WAS
proved to the grand jury that tie sell-slyied
iiaronet lost his fingers whie engaged in NOV
Ing an Old shanty III Il portion OF San Francisco
known as Tar Fiat, ut the time when, accord
Ing to his sworn statement, he was leading a
charge against the batteries at Petersburg.
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CARRIERS IN CABS.
How Letters Will be Delivered i'm the
Suburbs of Washington.

In a short time the mounted letter car
riers who deliver letters in the suburban dis
tricts north OF the city will make their trips
i'll carts or cabs designed expressly Tor their
use. At present the carriers, who are Obliged To
furnish their own equipments, make tDeir trips
in any sort of vehicle they choose. There is no
Uniformity about the vehicles and in some
cases they are not adapted to the purposes
for which they are used. Postmaster Conger
after considering the matter, has decided that
the efficiency Oh the service would be pEoIhoted
by having vehicle adapted ESPECIALLY
to this purpose, and the public would be bene-
flied by having muse vehicles UNIFORM in APP
pearance so that they could be easily recog-
nized. He has approved the design OF light
two-vhe.leu eau, with Il top. Oae OF these has
been nearly completed by Messrs. BeX d
Heunsch, and has already made an expert
mental trip. The body OF the cab lis low. In
front is glass sash, which can be let down or
closed, according to the weather. The
sides can also be closed, SO that the car
Fier, who sits inside, as well as the
mail which he carries, can be protected
from the weather. Al the rear is bEoad
step. The carrier can drive the cab, If he so de-
sircs, while standing on the step. Having but
two wheels the vehicle can be turned about in
q narrow lane. at present there are five
mounted carriers. They make two trips u day
and 60 over an average or about twenty-five
miles a day. Many people along their route
watch for the wagon, so as to hand the carrie IS
letters 10 mail. The new cabs will be pafnrea
uniformly and will have ~. ). Mad" or some
other sign upon them to indicate their USE
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SULLIVAN'S NEW OPERA.
To be Produced EARLY in Janua,

~ oe frOuuceO EARLY IN January.
special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-Sullivan and Gilbert have
nearly completed their new opera. 1t has an
eastern subject. 1t only lacks such finishing
touches as a rehearsal may suggest. 1t is under
lined for production early in January.
During this week a new scene Of very at
tractiVe Kind has been added by irving to his
taust.' 1t is, of course Of a weird melodra-
matic character, and resembles the now famous
brocken scene. The addition has been received
with great favor by the audiences.
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Cl2TRCEEIAL'S RADICAL LEANfNGS.
Lord Randolph Taken Severely to Task

for Attack Ing Property Owners.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-On the text of his speech
to the London corporation, showing radical
tendencies on the question ct local coal and
wine duties, the Standard bitterly attacks Lord
randolph Churchill Tor 0Oin:, what he can TO
dlscredit the conservatives, especially in ca St
ing lmputat1onS upon the property owning
Glasses AS distinct from the working Classes 1t
Says: I'll the unfortunate owners of property
are to be buliied by conservative finance min
is'ers, as eli IL by radical ministers, the pros
pect before them is gloomy indeed" The
Standard Tears that Lord Randolph has hitherto
neen Judged with an excess Oh charity. The
says, must be unione speedily, and the con-
ST. natives will expect their leader TO take the
neeutui s.cEs 10 cisown i'll the nalne OF the cabi-
ne me mlschlevous ideas promulgated by
Churchill. ''''
Inc IuN Mall Gazette admires Lord RAN
dolphs pluck in reproving friends AS well AS
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1he following CHANGES from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington STOCK Excn.se are noiei TO-DAY:
Y. ;. 4t2s, 1881, coupon. 11Oaa bid, lila asked.
S. 4las, 1891 res. stored, 1854 llUls a Keu.
=: ;; 4J; , COUPON a27ss nd: la asked y.
per Imp 6s.. 1891. eoin: liza Did. 1l31s asked.
S0year fund, Is, 1902, com. GA -, 12s4s
asked Me- ropOltan X. H. stock, 1Ol1a bid, iU4
asked Washington Gas, 3S1s bid. 1854 asked Polo
mac M .s,i ms 52 nd Riggs Ins bid. eas asked:
nd ,c..ancs' Bank, Georgetown. 155 bid,
bd iIs Asked he Penn ,ss'a! ie 40 hid lo7
..Ae .O!. l. (,.. S5I bid. SO asked
Y. =. Electric Light So asked.