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MENKEN AND COMPANY. T.
GREAT DRESS, GOODS 'wEEKs
Silks and Dress Goods,

Tomorrow we begin areduction
sale OF
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MRS. .ABDILL wants three frst-class
w Waistmakers and two Skirtmakers, at
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REAL ESTATE.
DEAL ESTATE AND LAW OFFICE.
LIZ w. D LUMPRIN, 0 Madison ct. N
STRAYED,

TEXAS MARE--0n Til ursday, November
l. 18th, dark brown I xas mare. with
long name tail had on halter. liberal
reward for her eturn to
E. THORN A Cn. 60 Monroe at.
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WANTED.
NJ URSE- Colored, at
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" s6l UNION ST.
TNEACHBR-At Laconia, Desha county,
Il Ark, a male teacher. Salary, $50 per
month. A miniter. who will preach on
rial services. Address W. P. SMITH.
or G. r. SHEPPARD,
LAcOnia. Ark
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NICELY FURNISHED Front Room, 10 gem
IN tlemsn onl' at 224 Vance at.
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SIIUAJI ION On farm as manager: can
- ulni7h refereu ces. L. ]. R., this off SO
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HVERYB0DY-TO try the h'ghlyperfumed
" Headlight Lunar Oil, 233 s. cond street
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P0OMS-ThTee unfinished rooms.
~ References required, at 103 Adams st.
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p0oMS-TRo basement rooms. for colored
LIZ people only. l66 UNION ST.
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C0L0RED MAN AND B0Y-To 70 on
~ farm. Inquire at 23S Second street,
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P00MS-Five desirable rooms on second
IL and third floors, No. 9O6 Second street,
W0men's Ex0h nge.
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Affairs In West Washington

THE Protest OF PROPERTY OWNERS on N
STREER-The committee OF eleven appointed
by property owners y street last Friday
evening for the purpose OF protesting against
the passage OF the Dill to charter the Traction
railroad company, the proposed route OF which
passes along that street, held meeting last
evening, at which it was decided TO present a
protest 10 tine Senate District committee to-
morrow. The committee reported that the
protest had been Very generally signed by
property owners along y street.
ASoTHER LARGE BREAK IN THE CANAL
Col. l. Victor Baughman, president ol the
chesapeake and ONO canal, was advised py
telegraph from Superintendent j. F. Blser at
WeNerton, last night that break fifty feet long
and twelve feet below the bottom of the canal
had occurred onfhc siA-Iuile level below Shep-
herdstown last evening. This is the heaviest
break that has Yet resulted from the recent
freshet. President Baughman has gone to BaIti-
more to meet Secretary Ganb and others of
the canal board To make arrangements for the
puiid!hs vi Dan; No. =, and To open and Con-
slider the proposals received for bonds, the time
for W hich expired to-day. He Will go thence To
ShepherdstoWn. where Il large force will be put
10 work at once to repair damages
HAD HIS LEG BROKEN.-Ieslerday afternoon
while Albert i1eItnulIer, a white man was en-
gagged IN raising u heavy timber at the old
d" eel ina ,notel, " some means the timber
shipped, failing upon his right leg, breaking il
below the kuee. He was removed to Messrse
tluackenbu,h aud Beckwith's office where Drs
Louis MaCka.I and suit eriand rendered surgical
@id lie Was subsequently removed TO the Prov.
idence hospital.
BUILDING AsS0CIATION.-The regular month
~ meeting OF the Thirteenth Building A ssocia-
ton was held last III -ht at Goddard nall. Th,.
only business OF in pOrtauce transacted WAS he
declaration OF a dI< idend OF twenty yer cent
PEI;soNAL.-Mr. Simon Newton CHIEF clerk of
the aqueduct office. is at present enioying a
leave OF absence at Newport.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
Al A. M.-Ureat Fails, temperature Gu CON
dillon, Receivlng reservoir, TEMPERATURE
of'; condition at north connection, =; SOUL,
20. Distributing reservoir, teu.-
h; eoAdition al eiiiuent gatehouse, s.
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DRY GOODS.
NOVELTIES IN FREscH SArEEss


SEAToN PERRY
EUCCESSOk TO PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN AND READY FOR INSPEC-
TION HIS SECOND AND LAST IMPORTA-
TON o OF FRENCH sATEENs FOR THIS
MOST nEsIRABLE STILES IN MY FIRST
IMPORTATION ORDER, WHICH WERE
SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
"a SPECIAL BA RGAIN" IN MERRIMACK AND
S0GHEC0 sATEENS. AT 15c.. FORMER
"ExTREIE NOVELTIES" IN ANpERsoNs
NEW INDIA CRINKLEs AND PRINTED
GENUiNE CALCUTTA sEERsuCKERs
"SPECIALTIES" IN FRENCH AND BRITISH
WHITE GOODS. AND EMBRoIDERED SWISS
NEW WHITE AND coLoRED EMBROIDERED
EMBRoIDERED INDIA PoNGEE AND PRINTED
CHIN SILK ROBES
NEW AND CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED
IMB!A SILKS, AT 81, SIPS, SI50;
COLOREp SURAHs. LoUIsINEs AND SUM
MER SILKS.
ELEGANT BLACK BEADED SILK GRENADINES.
L0R DRESS FRONTS. PANELS AND GARNI-
NoyELTiEs IN SPANISH. GUIPURE AND
CHANTILLY LACE NETS
NEW BLACK AND COLORED DENTELLE
--LATEST STYLES IN PARAsOLS. UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY
AND GLOVES
as- fLAIN FIG URES ANDCoRRECr PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9Th street
Established 1910. mylS
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER-NAT.
~ TANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIR-Aperfectly clear preparation restoring to
gray hair Its natural color ana youthful appearances
growth of the hair and stop it's falling It is en-
tirely harmless and perfectly Tree nom any poisonous
dirty and unpleasant preparations now In use. Nu-
merOus testimonials have been sent Us from MANY of
our most prominent citizens. In everything which
the articles now III use are Objectionable, CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY Is perfect 1t Is warranted TO contain
neither sugar Of Lead, sulphur Nitrate Of Silver;
1t does not soil the clothes scalp, agreeably per-
tuned, and makes one Of the best dressings for the
hair in 1t restores the color Of the hair more
perfec ly and uniformly than any other preparation,
feeding the roots Of ,ha hair with oil the nourishing
qualities necessary to its growth and healthy cond
tom restores the decayed aud induces growth
Of the hair more positively than anything else Price
81 bottle. ARTHUR NATrANS, Inventor and Pro
prietor, lAth and and I'd and 81. NV. my13
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AleXandria Affairs.

reported Tor IlIE EVENING STAR
PJLICE MATTERs.-It is understood that an
effort VIII De made at the next meeting of 7 ne
city council 10 clothe the mayor with power Io
make II raid OF houses in which j, is sus,ected
gambling /, being carried on. The n.lyor al n :
last court lined Frank Wright So for Cisyrderty,
conduct The last oi the MoIecdns found i'm he
Keno cellar ut the recent raid OF the police ma,
been released. The gambling house was en-
tered ON this occasion by virtue OF IL warri MT
based on oath. The only prisoner at the Station
this morning Is VIM. MaueIla, charged wit
assault upon tour persons.
NOTES.-The remains of Randolph Smith a
WelI-khoWn colored man, formerly porter of
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, We're brought here to-
utiy from a>hiDston, and buried alter funeral
services at Robert : ciIapel.-Jas. Conkling an
insane man Oh this place, has been carried TO
the Staunton asylum by Deputy Sergeant
Smith.-Ihe schooner Lula b. Crinner is be-
Ing iTelshted with cooperage for Cuba by f. A
Reed & to.-Judge Chichester has appointed
Howard ii. 1Ouug clerk OF the ria
county court, vice Austin, who resigns on the
2StA proXimo.-F. NJ. Weeden one of AIrxan.
driis most quiet and industrious citizens, lies
very iii at his home King street-rhe
Alexandria Light Infantry will appear Oh the
3lst with shthos and new belts. The conpauy =
has heretofore worn helmetS.-Deck-iland
John Taylor, of the steamer City OF Washing
ton, came near drowning yesterday at the fer
~ wharf. Mr.. John Burch, VINO started To res.
cue him, was pulled overheard, but finally both
were rescued.
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SCIT oF SLIP COVERS for parlor furniture
SIS; water coolers, from $3.50 to 49, window
screens, from soc. to 81; refrigerators from
S2.75 to s6O; baby carriages, from s. to $50
straw mating, from Toe. 10 soc; artistic milk
maid stools, 25c- Ali goods marked In plain
figures. w. Il. MOsES SON
corner IL tn and + SITS
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ExpER1EscE REou1REs No STUDY.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

1t needs study part to please our customers
Many years experience has made familiar with the
wants aud tastes of patrons II requires no study
part please trade which as TO its extern
siveness is cient proof of the appreciation Of the
public In the requirement of successfully catering
the needs of purchasers in the Millinery line The
trade Kings Palace has acquired hears testimony to
all we lay claim to-
We admit rather early In the season to introduce
been unusually heavy to obtain special low prices
are pleased to be able to give customers the
fit Of our saving in the purchase.
You all invited to inspect the grandest line of
Millinery and the grandest bargains offered We
offer also special styles and shapes exclusively i'm
ported and manufactured for Kings Palace only. of
which we nave exclusive control We offer rs differ
ent shapes In Milan. Pearl. Tuscan Rough-and- Ready
in white ecru TAM beige and black Ladies Hats and
Bonnets, representing every shape Of imported and
domestic manufactures at u.s. 3d. 45. so, &c. 75c and
ST. which guarantees saving of least 40 per cent
Don't miss your chances Gail and investigate for your.
self before buying.
We will also sell our Trimmed Hats and Bonuets at
special low margin to close the entire stock.
Children's Trimmed Hats and Untrimmed. We are
selling our Trimmed Sailors now
At 15c, sold formerly at Ice.
At2oc sold formerly at 45c
At CSC, sold formerly at &C.
At Soc, sold formerly at 75c.
AT 75c., sold formerly at 81.
At 81, sold formerly at 81 so.
At $L25, sold formerly at 81 rs,
At$1.5O. formerly sold at 80.
Sixty-fve different styles of Childrens Hats Call
and judge for yourselves what Kings Palace is offer
ing you.
Ten thousand lovely Sprays of Flowers, tt most
magnificent display at 25, 81, Az 65 and rs
TIPS AND PLUMES
In desirable coiors. at rs, 35. 60 IS. 75c and ST.
RIBBONS
Satin Gros Grain. Satin and Silk Picot Edge in all
the leading shades at Is. To- Is, 90 25c. per yard
width Nos. g. II. 10 and 20, We not only guarantee
you saving. but you will also find the largest assort-
ment ut King Palace We offer also an elegant line
of Sash Ribbons. and inches wide at %, 3S 40
and 4Sc. per yard. Black eros Grain and Watered
Sash Ribbons, Z. 8 and inches wide at so Gu and
75c. per Yard.
1T WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR
LACEs. LACE CAPS, PARAsOLs JERSEYS AND
VISITES.
WE OFFER THEM AT REMARKABLY LOW
PRICES
WE WANT YOU ALL TO CALL WHO ARE IN
NEED OF MILLINERY.
WE DESIRE TO SAVE YOU SOME MONEY BY
BUYING AT
Xxx II Nv G seG ssss
& k # Nh n $se sssss
Err, Err a / "A a 9oS g E. ZEE
+ az 4 ILL IA ccG9 ErE :"
my14 s14 SEVENTH STREET,
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FEVER AND AGUE-C Vreeland, Hacken-
sack, y. J., Feb. %, 1885, writes that he has
been troubled with fever and ague for over two
years. Quinine would not cure him. though
taken in very large doses by taking five
Brandreth pills night for two weeks he was
restored to perfect health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

BICYCLE and boating shirts, pants and hose
al popular prices. Francs, cor. 7th and ID sts.,
the only strictly one price hat and gents fur
niShing store in the city.
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LAST WEEK of the Auction at 9OS 9TH street
nv. Special invitation extended, as bargains
may be expected, See advertisement in auction
column.
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EVERY LADY is invited to call and see the
MY reverse feed Union Sewing machine. Supe-
Tor 10 all Goa 9th st. NV.
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RFULL STOCK of gents fine hand-sewed low
shoes. Also. few pairs OF odd sizes in last
summer goods at greatly reduced prices
Mrs. WV. III. RICH, III Market Space.
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USE ALADDIN SECURITY OIL.-After more
than ten years trial, we have no hesitation in
stating that this oil gives the softest and most
agreeable light to the eye. The ever-increasing
demand proves that ON its merits alone 1t has
its Recommendation the best household oil
in use,
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Miss CARROLL WILL MARRY A COUNT.-The
engagement II announced in Baltimore OF Miss
Agnes Carroll, stepdaughter Of the Hon. J..
Fenner Lee, charge daIiaires of the United
states at vienna, ~ Count Anton Won Hussen.
staInin Zu Heissenstein and Graefenhausen
Miss Carroll Is descended from Charles Carroll
OF Carroiiton.
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GAS STOVES AND RANGES at Shields

S2i.5O Ash chamber suites; chairs, rocker,
table and towel rack. Ash wardrobeS S11. Ash
rhiffoniers SIO.75. Wm.H. Dunns, 81 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

LIGHTNING ORDERS received by mail. ]. H.
kuehling, 419 18th ST. NV.
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To the Constructive.

Let those who languish under the fatal severi-
ty OF our climate through any pulmonary COM
plaint or even those who are in decided Con-
sumption, by no means despair. There is Il
safe and sure remedy at hand, and one easily
tried. "Wilbor's Compound of Cod Liver Oil
seating flavor OF the Oil as heretofore used, is
endowed by the phosphate OF lime with a heal
ing property which renders the oil doubly eff
caciOus. Remarkable testimonials OF its effica-
cy can be shown. Sold by A. b. Wilbor, Chem
ist, Boston. and all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

The cornerstone OF The monument to Gen
Robert T. Lee, at Richmond, Will be laid Octo-
Der Odd next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

LIGHTNING RoDS manufactured and practi
.aIly put up. j. H. kuchling.
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Pick wick Club whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y ID. Ward prints. 4Oc.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk SC. per quart. Cream / 5 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

CEMETERY NoTICE.-For monuments and
headstones go to Thos Heany, 400 Mass ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-18

JOB WORK In Plumbing and Thinning done
promptly at Shedd's, 400 9th st.
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ANTON FIsCHER's frst-class dry cleaning and
dye works. 9OS q street. Goods called for and
delivered. Telephone 1872.
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Aladdin Security Oil.
"The Oil for the ParlOr.' "The Oil for the
Study" Best Household Oil ia use. eo13
TO Get Rid Of Cough or Cold promptly
use Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malta wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
| is unequaled. BAKER IL Co., Phila., and at drug
piStS.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals.

Yesterday the Probate Court granted to F. d.
Grant letters OF administration upon the estate
OF the late Gen. Ulysses ). Grant; bond $1,000,
with ". W. Corcoran and Gen. f. +. Beale as
sureues-
have been excused from further service ON the
Circuit Court jury, and the names OF JuStus
Hollander and Francis Miller have been drawn
To nil the vacancies.
About two hundred excursionists from Wash
tngton visited the battle field OF Antietam yes
tercay.
Fred. Douglass lectured in Brooklyn last
night on John Brown" for the benefit of the
Business Woman's Union.
VIM Smith, a printer. about SlXty-hve years
old, died suddenly at 139 North Capitol street
northwest yesterday afternoon.
Gen. John 5. Crocker the warden of the JAIL
who has been seriously Ill from carbuncles tor
some weeks past, has so improved that he is
able TO be out again
Henry Vogler, the tailor, at 61I h street, who
figured in shooting affair several nights ago,
as stated in THE STAR, was before Judge Smell
to-day charged with carrying concealed weapons
and was fined go.
Charged with Committing an Outrage.
JAMES WARDEN HELD FOR ACTION OF THE
GRAND JURY.
This morning in the Police Court Judge
Shell, James Warden, a p1asterer, was placed on
trial. charged on the oath of Mary Noonan with
committing rape on her about 10 o'clock last
night in an alley near the corner of New Jersey
avenue and Z street northwest. Mr.. Frank
Gloss appeared for the defendant and pleaded
mot guilty" Mr. Lavender appeared for the
prosecution.
Ex-Policeman Michael Higgins testified that
about 10 o clock last night he saw Mrs. Noonan
lying unconscious on the ground in the alley
near his house and the defendant getting
UP.
Mary Noonan, whose face showed some
bruises, testified that she met Warden last
night, and at his invitation she took drink OF
WHISKY from bottle, and in a few minutes she
took second drink. She said he pushed her in
the alley and she did not remember what hap
pened afterwards.
The case was sent to the grand jury; bonds,
$1,000.
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SrE1se1Sa A SuRrRrsE
UPON
THE PUBLIC.

We have no desire to appear before the public as
braggarts but we must in just &c TO ourselves state
that very lucky investment at just the right moment
has enabled US TO offer TO the people OF Washington
and vicinity bargain lot of Fine Clothing. When we
found in clothing stores. and the low terms which
secured the goods enables make the following
extraordinary offers:
A Fne Cheviot suit at SO worth $40.
An Extra Fine Business Suit at 50, worth S12
An Atwood Cashmere suit at SO. worth SIS -
An Extra Fine Prince Albert at SIS worth S2s
An Indigo Blue Flannel suit $3.50, worth SO,
We have full line Of Mems and Youths suits from
Sup.
FOR BOYS FROM ID TO Is YEARS OLD
Nice Cheviot Suit So. worth $3.50; Fine Cas-
simeIe Suit $3.50. worth $40; an extra Fine Dress
Suit, at $40, worth $l5.
We have full line Of Plain, Silk mixed and Plaid
Suits to suit everybod
CHILDREN! CnILDRENg CHILDRENM
For children from to Is years we have an Elegant
Suit at 81. 15, worth So 75. A Splendid Norfolk Suit
So that you can't match in city for less than
$3.50. A very Fine Dress Suit in Norfolk Style at
$3.50, worth So We have a full line OF Children's
Suits from 81. 50up.
1000 Pair Of Odd Pants from l.25up.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER 9TH AND STREETS
The Cheapest Clothing House In the City. Give us
call and be convinced my14
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$3.50, $3.50. Walnut parlor suites.
Lounges, $325. VIM. III. Dunn, 311 9TH II. ".
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF ICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May Is. 1856. am.
For Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair
weather followed by light local rains. variable
winds. nearly stationary temperature.
For Wednesday. slightly warmer, fair
weather is indicated for the New England
STATES and New York. Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. and local rains, with stationary temper
allure, for Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
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CITY ITEMS.
Don't Pay Exorbitant Prices

for Baby Carriages, Refrigerato-s Ice Chests,
Travelling Trunks and House furnishing goods.
goods st. sow 4re ane
tomorrow only. Convince yourselves of truth
fuiness of this statement by examining our
STOCK. Fine rattan BabyCarriages, with nickel
pl3ted rod and silesia parasol the running gear
or well selected ash, has steel Springs warranted
and cannot be matched in the City under S11,
only S6.19. Our Refrigerators and Ice Chests
nave already been reduced but We will offer
special discount of per cent tor tomorrow
our travelling trunks so you can judge for your
selves that we have large assortment to select
from Garden tools. in set, only &c.. Folding
drinking cups in case only 12c, regular price
Gov. tin chamber pals only CSC; English China
81 tea mS SETS ID PICS
mocks only 9Sc.; Hand painted french china
irult plates only 10c.; fruit saucers to match
&c, worth 15c.; Large box Of french backing
& NORTH pn1I 19e Extra Guats large size whss
10c.; Halt covered dust pans assorted colors
Clothes lines 80 IT. 4c, 60 1t. &c. 80 #. 12c.
VOLTS Acme shoe dressing best In the world 2
tor a5s Mouse ss zne
S1.O9; Dish drainers only 19c.
For Wednesday and Thursday at the
Oriole S22 9TH, doors below | street: 500 yds
&c. toweling, DC. per yd 500 linen towels, &c.,
bleached or unbleached gents drawers, 25c:;
DIR. Warmers health corset, 0Sc our we'll
known P. n. corset, 75c.. worth 81; our b. Y. A.
and Oriole special corset, Acc; soc. gents
bleached drawers, 800; 100 more OF those large
white bed spreads, 69c. Jerseys taiior-made
coat back, Csc; gents 75c. bleached drawers,
tailor made, best goods. AGO. ladies gauze I'M
dershirts, high neck. short sleeve, 11c.- or for
Soc; slesia. sc. per yd.; lining cambria, Sc;
seamless socks, unbleached or mixed. 2 pr. tor
25c.; ecru or white Oriental lace g. g. 10 and
121sc. per yd.-all worth more money; incest
2oc. patterns of Swiss Hamburg in town; 2
pieces OF pink gipgham, s and &c. per yd, worth
10 and 1212c.; gauZe understands for gents Doc;
our best 75c. gauze or summer merino under
shirts, 4Sc
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HOUSEHOLD COMFORT.
Use Aladdin Security OIL.
1t Is known TO be the safest and best oil.
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The Seizure Of the Doughty.
EXCITEMENT OVER THE AFFAIR AT poKrI.AN

EXCITEMENT OVER THE AFFAIR AT PORTLAND
MAINE.
There Is much excitement at Portland Me-
over the seizure OF the fishing schooner Ella NJ
Doughty by the Canadian authorities for pur-
CHASING bait at Englishtown, T.. b. The owners
of the vessei-Strgent, Lord Ii Skilen-have
teIeSrapned 10 Secretary Bayard and Senator
Frye regarding the matter. The firm say that
the government, having given them permission
10 tOuch and trade at all ports, must protect
them in doing SO. y meeting OF the Portland
adopt 8 strong protest against the seizure 10 be
seHt To Washington. United States Consul
General Pheian, at Halifax, will 20 at once to
Englishiown To investigate the affair Canadian
vessels are hitting out ut ST. john y. b.; Hall
fax, y. s.; Georgetown, L. h. L.; Shelburne, N
D, and Gaspe, 10 protect the fisheries.
----%O<-
ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS FOR THE ULSTER
AENY.-Three thousandm belonging to the
London volunteers and one hundred officers OF
the same force have offered to join any army
put IN the field by Ulster in rebellion against
nome rule. The volunteers, IL is stated offer 10
equip themselves ana TO fight in the Ulster
services may be needed. The Orangemen OF
Lurgan county, Armagh, Ireland are enrolling
themselves lit military associations, organized
Tor the purpose OF resisting home rule govern
Inent IL Is stated that in the event OF an Ulste,
rebellion Il IOya!ist expedition Will be ready tl
march on Dublin, leaving strong garrisons in
Ulster and an army of observation on the Snan
non. The queen, il is said, has requested Mr.
Gladstone 10 prevent u dissolution of parlia
lnent ii possible. Mr.. Gladstone is reported u
have replied that she must dissolve parliameDI
unless the defeat of the home-rule measure Il
overwhelming.
tTc- t1..r 4