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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

1t Is perhaps natural that the reasons for the
revolution in politics which took place in some
OF the states at the recent election should still
be the uppermost subject of discussion Since
the actual causes are beyond the possibility of
demonstration and must always remain more
or less a matter of conjecture they will serve
their purpose as an interesting topic till some
thing fresher crowds them out OF mind. What
does seem strange, however, is the difference
between the two parties in their way of meet
ing reverses. 10 was doubtless bitter dose for
the republicans TO swallow their losses in the
north as IL was for the democrats to gulp theirs
in the south; but the republicans merely make
wry face and get ready To try again in 1883,
while the demoerats-or very many of them
devote their time and energies To showing how
the administration which their own party put
into power has blundered in the discharge OF
its duties. Ii the republicans were to talk
the malcontens democrats do, they would say
something like this: There Is OF our at
tempting TO make a Hght any longer against
such odds. Our Congressman have sDeered at
President Cleveland and his civil service
notions. and the people have rebuked them in
some of the states where they supposed they
were strongest, by compelling them to step
aside and make room for democrats. Then,
too, We have not succeeded as well as we hoped
We should in stirring up an effective revolt in
the democratic camp. In the majority of In
stances the democrats whom we goaded into
antasonizinx the administrations reform policy
have been retired in favor OF those who have
stood by it, 1t won't do. We may as well put
our hands into our pockets and give up work.
Appropriately paraphrased, this is about the
substance Of plants which come daily from
sundry democratic leaders. From Mr.. Barbour
of Virginia, whose personal experience had not
been wholly agreeable. IL comes, perhaps, with
better grace than from Henry Watterson, who,
during the Presidential canvass of 1854, was
among the loudest champions OF reform" A
Baltimore paper commenting on the recent
utterances of these gentlemen says: "The cues
ton has probably two sides, and .he President
has yet to state his Case" This is an error.
There is no question at issue. There cannot,
therefore, be two sides. In private life man
is never required 10 state his case :" in defense
of his practice Of paying his debts and keeping
his word. Why should we demand excep-
tion Of men in public life? Mr.. Cleveland,
when running for President, promised for him.
self that he would execute the civil service laws
in letter and spirit to the best of his ability.
His party, in the press and on the platform, in
dorsed this pledge over and over again. Is il
for the indorser to grumbe because the princl-
pal lives up TO his contract?
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BIC BAReA1Ns In Silks

We are Headquarters for Silk Fabrics, and
are now Offering the best intrinsic vaiues ever
our good fortune to place before The trade. We
quote representatives,:
BLACK ALL-oiLK RHADAMES
% inch, 94c.
II inch. S1.Ou % lnch 81. %.
II inch. 81. 10 "a inch 81 90
We do not think it possible to secure q better
moneys worth.
.Oinch COiored Ailslk Rhatame In forty
hve shades. representing the largest variety Of
colOrings ever SHOWN at tiie price. Gully S1.14
per yard. Worth 81 IS.
Asa special inducement, and to close out
these wild, lbs, We offer.
6u-inch Black eros Grain Silk. Reduced
from $3.50 to -. 81 per yard.
GU-inch Black Ali-silk Rhadame Reduced
from % to S3 50 per yard.
Particu. arly suitable for Dresses, Wraps
ClOaks, Circulars, DC.
2$a ards sufficient for skirt
guards sufficient for dress
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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TuE W1srER Is ADVANCING.

The season has been somewhat backward
and the demand for heavy fabrics materially
iHteriered with In order to cOndense greater
amount of business in the space of time re-
manning. and TO unload u part of heavy
stock, we have concluded to offer during the
coming week extraordinary inducements in
the shape of
FINE DRESS FABRICS
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Weq quote as follows:
3S and 45 inch Atwood Honespun Suitings
in plain shades and mixtures.
Reduced from 5Oc. TO o9c. per yard
About 80 pieces left of that Miscellaneous Lot
of Fine Atwood Dress Fabrics recently
marked down from
75c. to 59c. per yard.
These are this seasons most desirable fabrics
and are unqne,tonabiy the greatest bargains
ever offered at the price.
42-inch Atwood Scotch Cheyots in styliSh
herring-bOne stripes, extremely popular TOR
taiiOr-made suits
Reduced from 81. % to 75c. per yard.
Having only q few left. an additional at
traction we shall OiIer our SO Handsome
Beaded Dress Robes at the reduced price of sl5
each. ColOrs--Black, SEAL Garnet, Il lue and
Myrtle Green. these maze exquisite robes
All Of the above goods will bu cons p.cuously
displayed at our Dress Goods department Mon
wnOnW T,,r,IDoD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

Amos Cummings, the new democratic Repre-
sentative In Congress from New York mo
roughly deserves his honors He Ia one of the
mot skiiirul and accomplished Journalists in
New York He is picturesque sns,
humorous writer, and has always been widely
quoted Washington Post.
What our neishbor says of Mr.. Cummings is
strictly true, and even more might be said With
proprtety; aud the interest our readers have In
the matter lies In the fact that Mr. Cummings,
services have been secured as one of the regular
New York correspondents of The STAR His
nrss letter viii be found in Another column of
todays paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

The latest sensational matrimonial scandal
In the polite society OF London's West End, ap-
pears rom the court records to DE about as vuI-
gar a case as those which occasionally convulse
the populace OF Seven Dials. An impeeuuious
fortune hunter is accused of forcing a lady OF
noble birth 10 marry him, under threats of
murder, In order 10 get hold Oh her little fortune
OF TWO hundred thousand dollars. Had the
fortune amounted to a million, and the threats
concerned the exposure of some fatal secret. IT
would be easier to conceive of all this occurring
In the midst of the proudest aristocracy on
EARTH As IL Is, IL is cheap and coarse enough in
Its details TO furnish the material for a back
basement melodrama or q novelette, In ten
instalments TOR the penny dreadfuls.
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MEs's F1sr WEAn

EXCLUSIVELY.
Gentlemen who desire flne goods foreign or domes-
TIC Will notice our list OF productions Many of them
cannot be TO Ind elsewhere We sole agents for
this District
UNDERWEAR Merino, Cashmere. Balbriggan silly
plain and fancy. several leading for
elgn makes Our own prod action
HALF HOSE Merino Cashmere. Cotton. Silk plain
and fancy; the very finest that can
be found.
NECKWEAR. All the new and popular styles Our
foreign goods, made for US in Lon
don, cannot be excelled.
GLOVES The very best makers represented. Kid
etc. for dfeSs street wear and driy-
ing. all the new styles Eowne' s,
Perrin's and others.
COLLARS AND CUFFS several English makes:
manufactured specially for us; ali
solid linen; no cotton interlining q
full line T. d w. goods.
PAJAMAS Merino Flannel. Cotton and Silk. made
in London for us.
All prices guaranteed If the same goods can be
had elsewhere for less we will refund the money.
TYSSOWSKI BROS,
Importers,
Corner of15th and Streets Northwest
n13-w&s-:Sm Shirts to Order,
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NEw PAR1s DnEss textures

n
SEATON PERRY
(SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHERl,
HAS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE Ii y L OF NOV
ELITES IN IMPORTED DIR. IS FABRICS,
PURCHAsAD IN NEW YORK DURINti TIL {.
PASr WEEK, AT GREATLY REDUCED
NOVELTIES IN HAIR LINE STRIPES AND
Oh kCkS, at 75c. and 81.
NOVELTIES ~ PARIS CONVERSATION SUIT
IN s. from $40 to $50 Pattern.
NEW Al WOOL CHhViOT MIXTURES. at 62l,,
NEW Fa.SvH cAMELs HAIR, at 75c. and 81.
MISSES JACKETS AND WRAPS.
NEW ENGLiSH AND SCOICH COSTUME
PLAIN AID TwILLED FRENCH HABIT
CLOTHS IN SCPEHB QUALITIES FOR
LADIES' TAILOH-MADE BUTTS
NEW AsTRAKHAN CLOTHS, IN BLACK AND
NOVELTIES IN IMPUHTr.D WRAPS. JACK ETS
NEW Make Els AND CIRCULARS.
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUE, AND WIS
BEST MAKES OF MER1No UNDERWEAR FOR
LADlEH. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN
NOVELTIES IN HANDkERCHIEFS AND HOS
TREFOL ssE AND PFRINOTs KID GLOVES.
''SPECIAL'-HAVE NOW OPEN MY "DIkElT
l.. PORTATlON" OF THk. LATEST NOVEL,
TIES IN SILK ILLUSIONS AID BRUSSELS,
NETS, BOTH PLAIN AND FANCY, FOR
E!E\ING DRESSES
LEI SPECIAL ara ri NJ ENTFOR DISPLAYING
EVENING" GUODS BY GAS LIGHT
~ PLAIN tlG ul:k-S ANDIUf.i;EtYT PRlCES
SLA1ON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDINs
Penn. Avenue. Corner ytn street.
Established 1870 MA
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WANTED--HOIISES

UTANTED SMALL HOUSE AND LOT. OR
w suburban or city hot for which 1 want 70 trade
nne herse carriage and harness, balance cash Address
H. w. c.. star Office niS-3ts
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR A CASH
W purchaser. q good or room brick Hosse, not
TO exceed SAOO anQ TO be west Of eth aud north Of
u ct. NV: must be bargain. :. G. HILL, Rral
Estate. &c, Room 10 Kellogg Building. nll-6t"
VWANTED-TO BUY-A BRICK DWELLING.
w mod impS = 10 IL rooms, located between .th
and 18th, and SITS NV Price not over elO.0O0
Owners address box 1872. Star Office. niO4ts
" EDeIMMEDIATELY-FoR CASH Gus
w TONER l0room modern House. in good locality
northwest worth about si2OOO. Also, 8 or room
House: worth 5000. All Communications treated
contidentially. JNO. BOwLES d CO, lA2A New
York ave nlO-At
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Mas Nj. j. Husr:
1909 F ST. y. w.

ISO9 ST. \. W.
Is now exhibiting most complete line of French
BOSNETS AND HATS.
Also some choice On EsTIC GOODS worthy Of in
spec.ion-
Always in stock a full assortment of MOURNING
"OoDo nl3
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BLACK Wool DREss GooDa.
Z G. DAVIS,
71e MARKET SPACE, CORNER STH ST.

Z u. OAt1Sb
71e MARKET SPACE, CORNER sTH ST.
We made q deal with the manufacturers agents
(Nfessrs. Cha& G. Landon 4 Co. 419 and 42l Broome
street. New York; during the past week. which ena-
bes 10 OFFER the following unprecedented bargains
They are as viii be seen. about one-haif the usual
price:
One ID lot Heavy Black Diagonal 4s inches, cost to
import 81 75: our price 81 per yard.
One % lot Heavy verus Cloth, ~ inches, cost to
import. 81. 10; our price 62lac. per yard.
One ~ lot Fantasia Cloth. IS inches. cost to import
%; our price 81. 10 per yard
One "a lot Fantasia Cloth. as inches finer. cost to
import $50; our price go per yard.
One 0) lot Kremiin (Camels' Hairy. As inches. cost
to import. So: our price $3.50 per yard.
One % lot Geneva Cloth, az inches cost to import
81 So: our price 81 Per yard.
The above goods are plain and fancy. some of the
richest of this character has ever been our privilege
of offering customers and at prices that will surely
make them move rapidly. They are from the cele-
braied looms of Lupin aud well worthy the attention
of careful buyers We respectfully invite an nspec-
ton.
E @. DAVIS,
n13-6t 719 Market Space. cor 9Th st
REAsoNs WHY EvkRYBopY
SHOULD BUY THEIR CLOTHING,
Whether for Man or Boy.
AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE
l. You to receive full value for your money
marked the lowest price plain agures all are
treated alike.
3 Having no extravagant expense account. we can
grade of goods as we.
A. Having an immense stock to select from. every
One is sure to be suited.
8. Every garment purchased from u.s. and that does
not suit after home inspection MAY be returned and
exchanged or money refunded.
anything in house You are therefore ALWAYS sure
to get what You want.
IMPORTANT TO PARENTS.
SO6-This Is the number Of the different styles and
grades OF Chidrens Sui.s we have stock. rang ng
ages from to IA short Pants, all enormous
ment TO ect from.
Prices from $3.50 to $1,000. SOC. to 200 per suit
less than you pay elsewhere.
Our assortment In Overcoats. ages from to 13 is
great and too extensive to enumerate at length
We have them from Si.5O to $lZ.UO. 20 person in
want OF these goods can afford to pass by if they
have an eye to economy
YOURS FOR BARGAINS
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NO. 400 CORNER 1TH AND d sTa n1s
NEw PAR1s DnEss textures
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TRlrD AND TnuE
SHE ADMINISTERED THE TEST AND WAS
CONVINCED

"Will you allow me to test both the cloth and the
sevrlng?" said a lady, who. few days ago. accom-
panied her husband TO VICTOR f. ADLERS TEN
PER ENT. CLOTHING HOUSE.
Certainly. madam" was the courteous reply 1--WE
would rather you wouldn't buy unless you are per-
fectiy satisfied"
Taking the garment which she held in her hand to a
window aud, critically examining it, she whipped q
small pair of scissors out of her caba- When she
brought hack the garment 10 where her husband nd
the salesman were standing the latter inquired if tie
test had been satisfactory.
Perfectly so'' was the reply. SIT is good cloth
unraveed the edge aud found to be tightly woven
and all WOOL and the making is excellent lieut. sew,
eral stitches In the seam. and tried pull it apart
but found both strongly and neatly Before
was married used TO be taiIoress and know some
thing about cloth and clothing. Pardon me- but the
reason why was little prejudced at first was be.
cause the price for the suit so very low | don't
see how you can sell such really excellent work and
such good cloth tor that money"
Upon that ady's test we our claim for patron
age. Our clothing has been and found true and
with prices low Us to astonish shrewd and care
fli buyer. Higher praise could not have received
more convincing argument we cannot offer.
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Notice.

Persons remltting postage stamps In payment of
subscription or advertising requested to send
none Of a larger demon nation than TWO CENTS
Those of greater value cannot be used and will be
returned 70 the senders-
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FOR RENT-STORES

tNOk NT->hRE AND DWELLING ON
- q ridge ST.: $40 per month Ten-room Dwelling.
ssio ~: an 'miT,;vemenis SO per month. Cot
uige on itgh II. north of Road ST. with lare garden.
$500 per month. NJ J. ADLkR an az Brtd,,a :, ar
W. Ia DotGAI- 81 - Road St m l.as
LoR RrNT-sTuRE And DwEI,IlNG sSs,I
n 30 ~,
koR RENT-fINE STORE AND BACK BliII D.
lngs loo9 r. ST. block from t'cnnsyI,-aula
ave- Two ALL jate Glass Show Windows sell Inn
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The Star cannot undertake to preserve or
return rejected eoss nicxtions. Con-
trtbusors no wish To Possess their man
useripts, A unused. shoaid ksep y copy.
~ No attention paid To Anony nous Let
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| In LONDON.
ON occasions where Gentlemen wear full Dress
the proper thing for an Overcoat is Scotch Inyer-
ness, they do not inure Dress Suit are easily put
on-and can be thrown Off while the wearer is
seated-we have them-nlaue In London and imported
| by SAKS COMPANY.
| Price $40.
IN LONDON.
The swell Evening Street overcoat is the Garrick
Cape Coat-orla Cape Coal-the Cape covering about
| two-thirds Of the arm-we have them-made in Lon
don and imported by sAKs & COMPANY.
Price $22 to 500.
IN LONDON.
They call Chirchilla's maps" owing to their happy
surface-they make them un with plain edges-but
they are lined with magnificent Satin Du Chne-we
have them-made in London-and imported by
Price $50. SAKS d COMPANY.
IN LONDON
For driving-and all sorts that require heavy over
| garments, they wear a outton to top Brown "Nap'
defes a "Norther," we have ,hen-lnade in London
| for us-and importedby SAKS & COMPANY.
Price $50.
| IN LONDON.
The suits mostly worn for street wear are sheared
Cheviots-we have them. made in London for, and
| imported by SAKS & COMPANY.
Price S20.75.
| IN LONDON.
| Trousers are worn large-neat effects have the
| preierence-we have them-made in London-and
| imported by SAKS d COMPANY.
| Price So IT
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Grr THr Bnsr

THE CONCORD HARNESS
Weare the sole Agents Tor the sals Of The 0sNuins
Concord Harness and Collasa
keWAre q insltntiona
bssars - Name and Numb
xUTz 4 1Ro,
je1o lo7 Hunuvivanh AvsonA
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In going through our various departments, we have
seiected the following articles which 81 all offer
20 cents each on MONDAY next:
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FOR RENT--FIATS.

LoR RENT CNFURNIsHED. A CHOICE
a riat OF fonr Rooms, with oalh ROOM heated 30
I.th st NV Apply TO FITCH. FoX q BROWN,
cor 18th II. and IA. ave ocis-lm
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Our regular price On each Of the above articles a
guaranteed 10 be net less than o5 cents
THE
En- En- 90 ssE
s III S % iii II
s ~ Isl 4 en- cog 9oS HI sEn
GSS { I SSoSS I I Er.==
MIS- ale-31s SEVENTH ST. NV.
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S1ENUbRAPH1 AND TYPE W.T., L. NI,.L,,
Parents or guardians, young la.es and gef.,e men
ana NE pao lc generally. cordially ivesa To visit
anu ispeet te college builing where eve INFORM
aton VIII De cnreriuiiy given ding method
Prof. q Aasnex. OF rsii.a. has charge of the Ne
paafsnieas al Fan L enIiia4sIiIp
rRA-,CiS u MARTY ~. President and Gen Spnf
J. II. HANILI.. PrIncipal
A. w. ..DIEI.LY, B. Vice PRINCIPAL
j. IRWIN, Supt. Sltnoyr,puy. ItH
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IMPORTANT TO PARENTS
SO6-Thls Is the number of the different styles and
grades OF Chdrens Sui,s we have stock, ranging
ages irom 10 IL Short Pants, all enOrmOus assert
ment TO Sc ect from.
Prices from $3.50 to $1,000 Soc to 81 90 per suit
less than you pay elsewhere.
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"ANrED - HORSE WINTERED. GRAIN
w led, 80 per IN advance, deliver ea at owner
expense TO los h. BOrT Ke.iieten, Fauquier co.
Va, or To L. kEMPER, Warrentoa, FauqGler Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-13

w ANTED-A BOY Or ABOUT is. TO DRIVE
w carriage and To make himself ,en In the
Caii with cit. reference. after pni AT 20lS II
W nj
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nv ANrkD-AT ONtE-WHTrE AND CO. UItE.D
w tiood Cooks $40 To $50; General House Work
ers Maids and Mattresses Men CoukS, " alters and
House Servants; city references. Maj. LABOR Bureau,
| OIL 1th ST. NV.
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Our assortment In Overcoats. ages from to 13. is
great ana too extensive to enumerate at length.
we have them from Si.0O to $lkUO. person in
want of these goods afford pass us by if they
have eve IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VXTANTED-A GENTLEMAN n. LATELY CLERK
w in the Treasury apartment desires clerical
kim, store or office. 1erus very .Uderaie.
Best city references given. Address G., 14S & ST.
II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EMPLOYMENT b.
w reau, Conducted by Ladies. Men. and omen.
white and eoiorrd, iOr all kinds Ut domestic Labor.
with references, Tl1 ST. D34,t*
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"ANTED-LAWYERS AND OTHERS IT.
w know that TAYLOR l. BART. Printers, 6t,5
cutting Briefs. Petil!oIs Arguments &c. Prices low
Ot.s-:Sm
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NY ANTED-F. 1. KUPPERT.
w 45I \ II. NV.
Tin, stove and Manlel work promptly attended to-
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| VNANfED-A GOOD BOY To- RUN EknAN Us
w ana sweep out store. Address EkR.AND-. star
Office. ulUIw
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w ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO CALI. AT
w Once. " hite and cOlored women cooks. $lU to
$ZU Chamberni;iius, nurses. scrubs and men COOKS
COOMBo BUEuESS. EmplOyiuen ut Bureau, 926
Su n nal I.,tx
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MANUFACTURERS no KEEP Ar 80 PR
w month"; box stalls per onal and spec al atisnlion
given to care OF horses. Tan he Prices Stable
BIZ 9Th st n.y.. iarnl .th 81. Road. miles out
nlO.3m U. IL. T. CLARK sligo Nd
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Reasons WHY EvERYBoDY
SHOULD BUY THEIR CLOTHING.
Whether for Man or Boy.
AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE.

8. We allow no one in our employ to msrepresent
anything In our house You therefore always sure
to get what you want.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LHOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY AT SOL
II ders' Home S,olts. Forest Glen. Linden Royds.
amOud and Gaitbersburg also falis Church and Vr-
ginia, Hyattsviiie, &c Send for description. BAX-
TER & MAC GOWAN, 1gOS-lOlO 4 St. INSISTS
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"ANTED-MOTH AND OTHER INSECTS EX
w terminated from carpets furniture fars &c,
by the only process which can Kill them, Hot Naptha
Gas A. II. CHACE IL BRO. $40 louisiana avat:o
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF DEEDS FOR
w every State and Territory. Notary aud u. i
Commissioner. JOHN +. BEALI. l4.O + ST a. w
il. office from a. IN. To D. Telephone 3i4-.. -
w ANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING. No
w whipping by pro ess. Telephone li5-t A
II. Haze i BRO. oiC Louisiana ave. au14
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" ANTEi)-B iAEDING AND PRIV AT f.
w houses also slaughter houses stables cleaned
OF rats with fe:rets And dogs. Address WILLIAM IL.
"a Ii Ling, Ala OH 81. Inv. nlu-tts
The Irish standard., 1886-11-06
4 MEETING of the Catholic Unive

4 MEETING of the Catholic Univer-
sitv board was held at Baltimore one
day last week at the Cardinals palace.
There were present Cardinal Gibbons,
Archbishops Williams, Ryan and Cor
rigan, Bishops Spalding, Kean, Ireland
and Marty, Monsignor Farley, Rev.
Drs. Foley and Chappelle and Messrs.
Z. Waggerman and Michaggerman and
Michael jenkins. The plans for the
university were discussed fully, and
minor details arranged. A letter was
prepared addressed to the Pope asking
him to approve and bless the institu-
ton. and submitting details of the stud
les, discipline. organization, etc.; also
one to the cardinal prefect of the Pro
paganda, which was Of a similar tenor
They were entrusted to Right Rev.
Bishops Kean, of Richmond, and Ire
land, of St. Paul. who are now en- route
to Rome. Archbishop Williams, Of
Boston, and Bishop Kean, Of Rich
mond. were authorized to make con-
tracts for the building, to he COM
menced next spring. 1t was stated at
the conference that $5O0,0OO had been
subscribed in addition to Miss Cald-
wells original contribution Of $500, 900.
The Irish standard., 1886-11-06

JOHN Y1LLoN has an article on the
Irish question in the Move mber num-
ber OF the Nineteenth Century. 1t says ::
<'There are the strongest reasons to ex-
pect that large section of the land
lords in Ireland intend to evlct tenants
during the coming winter. If there is
to be another land war, the new faith
of the Liberal party may be put to Sc
we're strain. Many bitter things will
will be said, and in spite Of all we can
do, deeds may be done in Ireland which
will shock them deeply. A very grave
responsibility will rest upon the Liber-
ais. If they will be strong in their
faith, and sufficiently wide in their
sympatbies to enter into the bitterness
of an oppressed people, all will come
right very soon, and Mr.. Gladstone will
live to see the two people friends"