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Evening star., 1886-09-30

CONSUL TAYLoR's MIsHAP-United States
Consul Taylor, OF Winnipeg, left Neche, sixty
miles sOulu Of Winnipeg, tuesday for Wall
haiIa. When about ten miles on his way the
stage borses took fright and ran away, and Mr..
1ayiO Was thrown out OF the vehicle and
severely injured. DIR. Z. G. Donovan, OF Necue,
Was Immediately sent for, and On his arrival IL
was found, alter an eXanipatiOn, that Mr. lay
lors right leg Was tract ured in two places.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Transfers Or Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: r.
Eendail, trustee, to 4. c. Clark, lot 3, block
I. and B. 5 sub. Mt. Pleasant, &c.; s. w. Sci
thard to John {. Janifer, part 80, sec. 4, Barry
ct AL lot .. blk. 8, Meridian hill; $500. j. j. Ed
son 10 Laura r.. Lewis, SUBJ ii, so. 211: 81, 200.
block %, Columbia heights: $2i,963.O7.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

Sioux Indians at the Devils Lake (Dak.) res
ervution, numbering about L 200 went in camp
at the Fort Iotten agency buildings yesterday.
A grand feast wild be ueid to-day
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CLUBS CANNOT SELL LIQUOR on SUNDAY
To-day. in the Police Court IN the OF Sid
ney Wills, OF the Cosmopolitan club, in the
county, near Mt. Pleasant, charged with keep
ing his bar open on Sunday, Mr.. Campbell Car
rington said he would prove that the only per-
sons permitted to get any thing in the place ON
Sunday were bona tide members of the club,
which was conducted in the same manner as
other clubs, such as the SchuetZen. The Judge
said that the court did not recognize the rights
OF chartered clubs TO sell liquor the Saboat N.
Clubs cannot organize and violate the sunday
laws any more than private individuals. a
line OF : 10 was imposed, from which an appeal
was taken.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

DR. LAIRITZ Pine-Wool Underwear and Oils
are positive cure tor rheumatism. Sole
gents for underwear, AUERBACH * BRO, 623
Pa ave- Sole agents for oils, +. Z. MERTZ, 1ltn
and + sts H. W.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
w EST END Day GooDs HOUSE,

WEsr END Day GooDs HOUSE,
DRY GOODS.
Best Quality, Correct Prices and Fair Eealines
Dry goods RAPIDLY advancing. but we are selling
at Old prces. Our celebrated silks have adj
vanced ~ per cent We seiling for few days st
last years value, $1. $l25. $l. 81. u. 70 and S.
These Goods are Guaranteed to Give abstraction
Faiiie ais Silk very heavy. worth 81. 75 our
splendid line Of new fall and winter goods inst re-.
ceiVed.
HOMEsPUNs IN GREAT VARIETY.
TRIC6TS
In all shades, 6Oc, S5c and 81: our Soc number IA
worth 6Oc
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT COMPLETE
Friestley's Henrietta at 81. 81 20 and 81 30 Iook
ut our pl Henrietta, 10 IN beauty.
Look at our Sl Black Csmers Hair
Look At our 81 CAnaeis Hair. all colerS "a wi
Look at our Courtauid q Col English Crepe
SILK Velvets. In every coi0r, At 81; bargain
beautafui Fiaao and stripe Flannel, only Soc
BLANKETS! BLANKETS! BLANKETsm
Blankets for 76c to Sl2 per pair Ask to 500 our
liza Pink Blankets at ~ 81; value "a C0mforfs
UNDERWEAR
For Ladies' and Gentlemen, In white, red and er.v
We sell only irstclass goods guaranteed - rs,sro
sented aud ~ cheap as can be purchased In the
ket
We Close At O'Clock pm
LuTTRELL q WINE.
1890 Pa ava, cor. 10th sE NV
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CELLAR.
Miss Nellie Nevada Moore, of Swissvale, near
Pittsburg, is the chief architect and builder Of
a handsome little house, in which she lives
Besides tuat She wears pan falcons. Her latest
success is the erection OF a kitchen in the rear
OF her house. Miss Moore's appearance In male
costume in Swissvaie no longer attracts un-
usual attention in that neighborhood. She is
greatly pleased at tnis, because, she says she
adopts the male costume when at work not
from whim or eccen trcity but for convenience
sake. w hen shopping or entertaining her
friends Miss Moore, VINO has comfortable in
COME, always wears female clothing. Since the
hrSL publication OF the TACT that Miss Moore
wears breecheS the lady mas received many
letters from gentlemen in different parts OF the
country congratuIating her on. her originality
ana independence Some of the letters came
from men living IN the lar west who desire TO
correspond Will her with u view TO matri-
mony.
Miss Moore, when interviewed by u reporter
yesterday, was digging Il cellar. Il have just
got IL new pair oi p..ntaioonS." The new "pants,' y
to wnlca she called attention, were striped
affairs Oh tine ready y-made order, and were par
Chased by Miss Moore herself well known
establishment in this city. When buying tnein
Miss Moore tOIu the clerk She wanted them for
herself, but contested Sue didn't like 10 carry
them home.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

SPIES WATCHING FRESHMEN IN CANADA
The minutes OF 81. Patrick's society. of Ottawa
were lost some time ago. and IL now tranSpireS
toat tiley were taken at the instance OF the gov
ernmenl for political reasons. An agent OF The
government became u member OF the society
attended a Jew meetings aud disappeared. The
minute book disappeared at the same time,
Members ot tEe society say that there is moth
ing dislOyal III the minutes.
Evening star., 1886-09-30


IRE of Onondaga Tribe, No. 10, Improved
Order OF Red Men, was relighted last evening
AT HiltOn's hall, 1th and ID streets, for the first
time in twelve years, by the Great Council of
the District of Columbia The following officers
were elected and installed: A. q. Hatfield,
sachem: j. r. MahOney, senior sycamore; Jos.
Acton, Junior sycamore; Julius Strooei, keeper
of records, and Thomas Sparrow, keeper of
wampum. A collation. wound up the meeting.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for 1HF EVENING STAR
CIRCUIT COURT.-The circuit court, Judge
Keith, continues its sessions. Il has jury
summoned from Fairfax county to try the case
OF James Hammersley vs.. the citycouncl of
ar. HammerSley, on account OF injury done to
his property by eevating the grade oil Cameron
street, near Henry. In the of j. I. Gate
wood against the Alexandra. and Fredericks-
burg Railroad Co., case similar TO the Acker
suit against the same company, the jury being
unable to agree has been discharged. The jury
in the suit ot W. +. Lyies VS.. the Midland COM
pany Tor damages, on account Ol turee ribs
broken by cars lii The depot yard, has so far
1saiied TO agree, having been out Tor some time.
On the probate side Sof the court Albert A.
Bragers estate, and gave bond in 10000 Mrs.
Isabella Brager was appointed guardian OF her
children. Tie estate OF j. NJ. Patton was COM
mitted to c. F. Lee, as administrator.
The BRICKWoRK FIRE.-The damage to the
sheds at the Capital brickworks ON Hunting
creek, yesterday afternoon, was about $500,
and is covered oy insurance. Tne Hydrauiion
steamer and hook and ladder truck, with the
hosemen OF the Columbia, succeeded in staying
the progress OF the flames that threatened great
daniase.
OFFICIAL VISIT.-Grand Master j. B. Ley, of
the Grand Lodge of Virginia, paid otficial
visit a S:srepta hall last night To Potomac and
SarepLa Lodges, LOO.F. The occasion was made
q very pleasant one.
NOTEs.-Mr. Edgar Warfield of this city, a
member OF The state board OF pharmacy, will
attend at the Richmond capitol with his
associates to examine applicants for phar-
macy license.-CaGeJ \. 5. PAYNE, Oh WASH
ington, shot his hand slightly with Il small pis-
toi thai went OIL While he was playing with 1t
at ST. Johns barracks yesterday atLernooD.-
Inc Alexandra lsraeiiies, among whom are
some Vi our leading citizeos celebrated New
Years last evening, and this morning Rabbi
Levi, OF Cincinnati, Oiliciated at the services.
H. K. Campbell has been admitted to the
bar OF the circuit court here by Judge Keith.
The large window OF Raicry's store was
broken ny a. cOioreu man last night.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. ave
ELECTRICITY, Cal-at-chee, DIR. Biedler'S Health
Parlors, Metropolitan motel. Opening Oct. 1st.
SWISS STEAM LAUNDRY 1922 +. IRA GODFREY.
DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.
GARTRELI, SIS repairs latrobes and furnaces
ASH, S1S.o0-AsH, S1S.OO.-Ash Chamber
Suites, Slo.OO.
WM. III. DUNN'S. 311 9TH ST. NV.
SAVE Your Observation-Disclosures, cor. Al.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

PATRoNIZE uptown trade. Visit Washing.
ton formerly Vienna) Optical Co., 14th bet. III
nd late
Evening star., 1886-09-30
CITY ITEMS.
FAIL and Winter Hats.

broadway and 9th ave. Silk Hats, "a and So;
Latest Newiork and Boston Derby 81 SO to So:
Nice assortment Sof. fur Hats. 81 so to S5. .OO
Cigarette Hats" corduroy Hats" KNOCK
abouts;"
Full line "Resorte' and "fiat set brims:n
Boys "POlos'' and "Cioih Hats, %, go 75c.. 81.
r. Z. LEWIS Popular one Price Halter and
Outtitter,' S2O tin ST.. below MI. Vernon Square
AS-Lowest price plainly marked in each nat, 2
Evening star., 1886-09-30

READ the coming styles for ladies' and chill
dren's dresses.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CONSTIPATION, the curse of our sedentary
life, dyspepsia, our national disease, and rheu-
matism, which comes from acid stomach and
from the sudden changes in our climate, are
quickly cured By taking one or two BrandTeth's
pills every night for "A month. Persons are now
living. enjoying most vigorous health, who
have taken one OF these pills IL night for over
thirty years. Chronic diseases are cured by
taking from two to- four OF Brandreth'S pills
every night for month. They purge away
the old diseased body. This you replace with
new and healthy flesh prepared by an invIsO-
rated digestion from simple. heallh!u food.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

CoAI.-For the best quality of coal go to Mar
lows main office, 40 ID st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

THERE WAS NO DUEL-The expected duel
between Naval Officer kernocnan. Ut New or
leans, aud Washington Marks, superintendent
leans custom-house, did not take place yester.
day, as the police inlerfered aud placed the
two men OlHparole not IL fight
Evening star., 1886-09-30

C@SCOFla.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CaStOriA
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When she became q Miss
She clung 70 Castorta
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
Weg gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became c Miss
She chung TO Castoria. fh,A,t
Evening star., 1886-09-30
seoft,s E,nuIsion Of Pure

Sc0ft's Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHosPHTTEs,
Very PatatdbLe, and Increases Fyesh
DIR. F. H. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says:
sScott's Emulsion is the best / have ever pre-
scribed. II is very palatable, easily assmilated
and gives strength and flesh to the patient" eo
save the Piecesi "1Oc. Royal" CLUES them.
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
eO2m
Evening star., 1886-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.

NTISs BALCH> BUSINESS SCHOOL, FOR
vi Lsdie- AMI entiemsn. zoo - 81 reopens o.
ranches co.ros1ian eocutpon M sna
ssenosisphy. Also, lessons in ambient ana modern
raSs pspea of S.s, p ssn; s"d sss,
Academy. High schoo and Civil service examina-
ss seaT Hon p srsrn Sre saras Sdm mt
H., ri Lee Washington. DC; Admiral Baics Ralti-
mort. Nd se1-im
NATIONAL MEDICAL CoLIsGE
N MEDICAL a. DSPAsTNhSL ATM 81 3t THE coLUM-
NpNpny. 1S oct sTa. Saii a penn e nm. on
troductory address ., Prot A f. A. h ING NJ p. u
Which lhe efesion and pu lie cordially in, ted
anu na1ions Wi commence al IA. Calesc on Tue :
cnar Sses a. F. A. Ri% NJ ,ni smnes enn @ OF ,n sr
s!nw. Office h,anrs $50 to 10 e. and io !, n IN
Ielephone call: ss3. sel3-lm
NERMILYAs BANGING ACADEMY,
Carroll institute Hail. ST. near eth
Classes for Misses and Masters viii open for Inc
son on WEDNESDAY, ENENIN1, Sept, rlber l5lh,
Hour, OF Tuition: Wednesday evenings. from q tiI,
$50 snd saturday mornings, ffom 10 ,ill l2:30
NIks. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL. WILL RE
Asl ceive limited number of pupils in Voice Cul-
iure, sight Resdiag ana Piaao-f1rte instrucI.on at
heierencea: Dr. ]. w lschoh, >igaos q. = Lam.
lerti. Dre..sen Mr. tmiilo AVramunie New York:
stores a. s.anisS ias''
FI>HE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARM A.
4 ccutical Depar, ments of Howsri University will
open this winters sessions OStoocr sti For urth r
lbioi NATION and circular address G. Il. PCRNI> M
~, secretary, ,iIS i;.th ST. sell ltoc2
NRS o. II. BUcHER AND Miss ADA b. VoNN.
AVA Tesc'.ers oi Piano, U.gan and \ o,al Music
Mss Conn wili accept engagements "A piano
sololst and accom- panisl aud Will also play at We'd.
dings
Address 1880 18th ST. NV sel-2m.
MOUNT VlRNoN INSTITUTE, 1880 1 sTr
AVA French and English School for Girls. -Four
al.
ai.d @ .i i.rnalon apply 70
I>RlVATk LtSSoNs-B kEEPING-RAPID
l. taiuca atioi's aud rapid wsiiing q .,ecialiy.
Terms reasonable.
se2-,m CT. WOOD. 2. 9Th St ne
ST. GEORGES HALL, FOX BOYS AND young
~ Men. It Georges, Baltimore county, Nd. Prot j.
NJ MA. a. NJ, Principal. reoprns Se T. 10Th
EngiiSh Classical and commercial. UNSURPASSED IN
adNaniases AID situation. $3.50 10 S3Uo sesi-lm*
NJ ES. ,NN'S KINDERGAKTEN AND PRI-
AVA mary school. 1918 sunderland Place zone block
south o. Dupont Clrtel. opens October T. 1856. send
for circulars. sel-oms
lINHE ECLECTIC SEMINARY WILL BE RE
Dung ladies' only. special instruction will he given
10 such as NJ 10 repare tor college, for teacing
for any speciai emp oymeiti
se4-lm L. RE ItHARDS. A. NJ, Principal.
MRS. 1. McGE, s SCHOOL f~IXTH YEAR)
ANl VIII reopen Monday, September 2Vtt. AT 10 l.
81 INV aulS-om
Evening star., 1886-09-30

SEE W. II. HoEKE'S stock of Carpets and Fur
n1ture before making your purchases styles
are better and prices lower than ever. Sol Mar
ket Space.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

Great Slaughter of NenS's Fine shoes
and Boots.
Fine French Calf hand-sewed Congress- but
ton and laced shoes, in common sense and mar
row toe, reduced To $3.50.
Fine Cali seamless s..oeS reduced to 1915
Fine Creole CATERS, S2.75.
Button Shoes, good quality, $500.
nice assortment OF Congress, button and
lace shoes, at $1.5O.
Working shoes from 97c up
Boots in Kip, Grain and Calf at astonishingly
low prices. z. srRAsBuRGEk,
L SU6 7.h st.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
1t Will Pay You

TO examine the New York Shoe House stock of
Boots and Shoes before buying. We offer Mems
Calf Button, Congress or BIS. any style toe or
width. warranted solid, at S2.O5; Mems Button,
Balls or Congress, any style toe, at Sl.37;
Ladies Dongola Top Extension Sole Button
at 80. Caii irefOre closing hour, Z pm. New
York Shoe House, 5U1 TIN st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

COLLISION ON ThE NORFOLK AND WEST
ERS.-A collision took place yesterday morn
ing near Burkv vile, Va, between two freight
and TWO locomotives aud thirty freight cars
were destroyed. Tue accident was due 70 neg
hgence ON the part of = telegraph operator.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

send their Celebrated Voitaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
fiicied with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with iuli particulars. mailed iree.
Write them a. once.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

THE MAYFL0WER AND GALATEA.-Sir Thos
BrasSey publishes III the London Times IL letter
giving his i'm pressIons of the relative merits of
the yachts MaI fowerand Gaiatea. Ii attributes
the oeieat OF the Gaiatea. not To any inieriority
III the seamanShip with which she was handled
but 10 the form OF her hull. On the importan t
points OF seaworthiness and stability at consld-
cradle angles With the keel, he thinks that a
serious trial at would probably show thai
the Americans nave some thing 10 learn from
the English yachtSmen. The English builders
the conditions imposed upon them. 1t is for
the yacht clubs and societies to consider
whether these conditions calculated to
secure the utmost perfection OF form, lii yachts
Evening star., 1886-09-30

BISCoE To BE ARRAIGNED.-Advices from
Leonardtown. Md, state the Indictment OF
John BiscUe for the murder of Capt. Robert r.
DIXON on the 10Th of August filed in the
circuit court OF st. Marys county Tuesday. He
will be arraigned at once and the day fixed for
the trial. BiscOe, IL is stated, is quite sick and
Is under medical treatment DIR. "A. j. Spald-
Ing, the attending bysicIan, pronounces il a
severe bilious attack, which will likely DRIFT
into typhoid fever.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

FIFTY-ONE HOMELESS ORPHANS.-Workmen
Oh the Dayviile reservoir, hear Norwich, Conn.,,
had begun 10 xiii an enormous water snake d
few days ago, when they we're surprised To
little snahe sill out Oh the Dig serpen.s mouth.
They kept ON killing until hity-one young rep
tiles had craSleu out OF the blg one. The lite
ones were in length from six To seven inc,.es.
The old snake was the biggest one vi tue Species
ever Killed in Eastern Cuunecticut.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

PARLoR SUITES, PARLoR SUITES-S24.50,
$24.5O. WM. III. DUNN'S, 81 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

To Get Kid Of . Congh oP Cold promptly
use Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malta wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian God Liver OH
Evening star., 1886-09-30

There In Only Ome Sure Cure for Rheuma-
tisln and Gout Mi. VIM. Rowan, with Gorham
MauuG Co., Providence, says: II had taken
everything recommended TO me, but nothing
ever did me so n1ucn good, and 90 promptly,
as AdtumH CrQcux." Trial bottle free. 4 ID.
GILMAN. 627 Penn. avenne. jy26eo80
Evening star., 1886-09-30
For EmbaIming Gen. Grants Body.

UNDEkTAKERS GIVE NOTICE OF A SUIT TO RE-
COVER FOR SERVICES.
A Saratoga dispatch to the New York Sun to
day says: The undertakers who embalmed the
body Of Gen. Grant have notified w. j. Arkell,
proprietor oi the Judge and the Albany Evening
Journal, of a suit instituted against him Tor
$500 for that service. Mr.. Arkeil, as manager
OF the company which owns Mount McGregor,
was engaged prior TO the general death in pro-
Nld1ng ior his comfort iii various ways. Under
direction of DIR. Douglas, who was the physician
in charge, Mr.. Arkel telegraphed as soon as
the general died to the firm OF Z. Holmes & Co.
at Saratoga To 90 at once to Mount McGregor
with appliances for laying out the body. A
special train was sent Tor the undertakers and
their, men. DIR. Douglas superintended the
work OF embalming, and o bill of $500 was
incurred
Mr.. ArkelI's attorney is quoted as saying:
''Ihe whole thing in nutshell Is that the bill
has been presented to everybody connected
with Grants family except Mrs. Grant and as
II has been ropudiated All around, they have
fallen back on Mr.. Arkel. Mr. Lester says
that they sent a bili to COL f. ID. Grant which
was pronounced proper by Or. Douglas. Col.
Grant slmp,y refused t. pay. Merritt, the New
YORK undertaken, 10 wnom the government
MADE large allowance Ior funeral expenses,
was also asked to pay the emua Inning and re-
fused, declaring that his expenses had been so
heavy that lie could not afford to DO it. Tuere
Is no administrator of the Gran estate TO whom
1t could be pieseu ted, anu Holmes L. Co. did
Mt like to present il TO Mrs. Grant
Evening star., 1886-09-30

A SUICIDE AND SENSATION IN GEORGIA.-B.
w. furlong, one Oh the most prominent and
wldeiy known mill men In SOUTHWESTERN Geor-
gla. committed suicioe at Alapaha by taking
iaudanum on Monday. Yesterday u search re-
suited III the finding OF the body Oi u negro
buried in FurlOny barnyard. A few weeks ago
Furlong suOt aud Killed an engineer named
Brock, while the latter was in his cab ON q
occasion he attacked his wife, who was saved
from his fury by the timely arrival OF q party
OF friends. Yesterdays Developments created
sensation throughout that part OF the stale.
A FRENzIED LOVERS CRIME.-At the little
settlement of Chaifin Bridge, In Monroe county,
ILL.,, Eddie Clark, eighteen years old son Of
Silas Clark, prominent and prosperous mer-
chant anu farmer, shot and killed Nina FultZ
fifteen years old, daughter OF Christian Fuitx.
revolver. Both died instantly. The young
man was frantic with jealousy OF the girl.
HIRED NEGROES TO KILL HER HUSBAND
at Cresweil, Martin county, N. c., was entered
by burglars, VINO shot and Killed the PROPRIETOR
On Monuay night Sheriff Sprewiil arrived ut
plymouth with the wife Of the murdered man
and two negroes. Another negro, james Dav-
enport, alias James Ambrose, was shot aud
Killed. One ot the negroes made q confession.
AS follows: THAT Mrs. owens had hired them
to XIII her husband. She wished them TO drown
him, and prepared water in u barrel for that
purpose She gave MIN medicine ~ put him In
"a sound sleep, and the tnree negroes actually
stood by his bedside ready to commit the
crime. Their courage failed tuem. Finally,
Amurose some nights afterwards entered tue
store, ana when owens appeared shot him.
Ambrose was pursued. and on making des-
perate attempt 10 Kill the members Of the
sneriHs posse was suot through The heart"
Mrs. Owens and the two negroes are now in jail
at Plymouth.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

iHE DEAD CATHOLIC BIsHoP-The funeral of
1efeHiah FRANCIS S.iaiiaian, bishop Of the Har-
Ti>oufg diocese, took place yesterday in the
iarfisourg cathedral anu WAS very impressive
"a , niai &c hunioef Oh strangers from various Sec
ahiohS THESE were one hundred PRIESTS Dur
ing the prog ess OF the ceremonies in the churcn
.hem Coy. Paitison aud olner state ofIit.ia,s
Inc services vi Tue intonalion of the office for
the ueao was presided over by Bishop t,unroy
oi Albany. Arcnoishop Ryan Celebrated a pon.
'ihcai Ie4oiein mass, assisted by seven bishops
II audi.ion ~ the de.cons and sub-deacons
P DnnoP " TIARA oi scranton, delivered the
.uneral Grafton. After the ceremonies Tho r.
.iislns were conveyed 10 a. hearse by eight
priests anu the funeral procession was iormed
Ahe remains We're placed in a vault in the
shureh ia"n after Archbishop Ryan had blessed
'ne place OF the dead bisnop.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

OOlOnS, Japan, GunpOwder and Impe.
rial Tea,
SOC. pound, cannot be equaled elsewhere for
the money. You should try it once and be
convinced. n. L. METZGEK e. Bro,
All 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-30
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT.

In this department We shall display only IMPORT.
ED HATS and boNNETs and exclusive designs Of
our OWN RE, Including some extreme
novelties not TO be elsewhere imported direct
from Paris by We think IL unnecessary go
iurther delaiis. as the ChARA,TER VI UUK OPEN
INoS Is already familiar 10 mos ladies Of Wasning-
ton
Evening star., 1886-09-30

ALARGELY-ATTENDED FCNERAL--Tbe fune-
raj of Mr. John 4. Wii:on, OF Sligo. Montgomery
county, Md, took place Tuesday, the 2sth in
slant, at the Sligo NJ. r. church. Rev. j. H.
Ryland, pastor OF Rock Creek circuit. ofic lated
Rev. William Laney also made few appro-
pirate remarks of respect to the memory oi the
deceased The church was filled with relatives
and friends OF the deceased, ana there were
many present the outside. The funeral
corts ge was one of the largest Witnessed IN the
county for many years, testiying to the gem
eral esteem IN which the deceased held
The body embalmed and encased in a
handsome rosewood coffin. which was fittingly
adorned with choice flowers sent by friends
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Oliver Clarke
John simpson, c. III. Lawrence, Judge Holcomb
Cri j. Baxter and Il. 4. King.
Evening star., 1886-09-30

j. E. YOUNGs, 1856 7th st. 8
Old Rye whisky, $3.50 = Gallon.
Fine Old Rye Whisky, S5c. and 73c. q bottle,
full quart; Black berry, Brandy, 6Oc. bottle;
Lemon Extract, l5c.; Vanilla Extract 1Sc. per
bottle. N. I. METZGER BkO.,
AT eth ST n W
Evening star., 1886-09-30

Our $40 trunk has been improved by lining
1t ali through with muslin. The price remains
the same. All sizes canvas tWo-tray dress
trunks, lined all through with muslin. Price
$500 TO $40. Other grades in proportion.
Repairing specially.
tOPHAMs FACTORY,
1921 Pa. ave. NV
Evening star., 1886-09-30

KNIGHTS OF LABOR EXCURSION TO RICH
NoND, VA.-The Knights oi LABOR OF the Dis
trIct of ColIm bia have perfected arrangements
with the Pennsylvania railroad Tor "a grand
special train excursion To Richmond, Va on
the occasion OF the meeting OF the general as
sembiy, leaving 6ih-street station saturday
next, Oct 2d, al l1:3O pm, and returning.
leave Richmond at IL p. m. sunday, Octooe
Sd. Fare !or the round trip 81. Grand oppor-
tunity for friends Oh tnis great labor organiza-
tion TO spend an enjoyabte day in the historic
city. Tickets can he secured from members O..
Ihe committee or at station ticket office on
evening vi the excursion.