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PENNsYLVANIA.
Fine Weather and q Heavy Vote q
Pittsburg and PhtIadelphfa.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 2.-The weather
here to-day is all that could be desired. The
same report comes from all parts OF the state,
and with a beautiful, clear sky and a warm
sunshine, very heavy vote Is being brought
out
PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. 2.-The weather is clear
and mild. A large vote il being poied aud
scattering is quite general. Good order pre.
walls at all the polling places.
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The Alleged Training ship Smuggling
AN OPINION by SOLICITOR M,CIrR

AN OPINION BY SOLICITOR M'CUE.
Solicitor McCue has given an opinion to the
Secretary OF the Treasury in regard to the wines
and other articles brought from abroad by the
officers Of the United States steamers Ports
mouth and Saratoga, In which he holds that
wines purchased abroad by the caterer OF the
mess and In use for consumption aboard the
ttors are not dutiable If retained on shipboard
for use; that articles, including wines, gloves,
clothing, &C, imported for the use OF persons
dutiable, and that there is no discretion In the
customs officersor In the Secretary Of the Treas
by law. and that other articles, Including
wines, gloves, clothing, &C., brought for the
officers own use are free OF duty. IN conclusion
there are necessarily any penalties incurred by
the naval odcers; 80 that whatever is collected
Of the goods as the collector may decide 70 Be
duttable. -
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MoNTGoAERY, ALA, Nov. 2-There n no
issue Of prohibition or kindred subjects before
the people Of Alabama in to-day's election, and
II IL virtually q walk-over for the democratic
nominees. In the drst, second, third and nfth
districts MessrA Jones, Herbert, Ostes and
James y. Cobb, democrats, have no opposition,
present Congress. In the fourth district A. G.
Davidson. incumbent, h opposed by two repub-
nc.Es-R. s. Turner. coiored, and v: AcDufne,
democrat, IL opposed by b N. Long. republican.
~ the seventh forney, the present. member, u
opposed BY J. ID. Hardy, republican, and In the
eighth General Joseph Wheeler, present mem
her, u opposed by James Jackson, republican
LITTLE INTERE1r AT MOBILE.
markabiy clear aud every thing u favorable.
Voting u very atpW In this county. There 10
no OppoatiOil, and ttle tnteeess Il naAntfsste q.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 2.-The weather
is clear and cool, and the elections are proceed
ing quietly. A heavy vote is being polled.
The American ticket is cutting considerable
figure in the vote in this city. IL was supposed
al nrst that the American vote would only draw
from the republican party, but IL Is now known
that II Is drawing from botn sides. There are
several stale tickets in the field, which cause
heavy scratching. The vote in the city and
throughout the state Will be very close.
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state Conseieuta0a.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Nov. AIN Florida TO
day two congremmen are 70 be elected and 9
new state constitution is submitted for ratifics
ton. In the nrst district Pendieton, nominated
by the knights OF Labor, with Q quasi endorse
ment OF the Fepubiioans, II running against
Davidson, the regulnr democratic nominee
nominee for Congresx. is Ia the 0eid agafnsl
Dougherty, democrat, and 0reeiey. republican
Dayidson and Douxherty are membeB OF thu
Forty-ninth Conxrsas
The weather IL clear and cool and II proba
bly, 80 throughout the state. Chere II . pfosnise
ct 9 eull vota
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The President has appointed David 7. Bum
ker, OF Mass, to be United States consul at
Demerara; Oliver H. Gallup, of Nevada. to be-
register of the land office at Carson City, Ne
vada, vice w. E. Copeland, declined.
The following promotions have been made in
$1,000 to $1,4OO; Mrs. Helen Nj. Whipple. of
Minnesota; Mrs. Carrie 81. Marshall, OF Nevada
and Mrs. Fannie w. Wallace, Of Georgia,
v 81 200.
Mrs Harriet p. McQuesten. OF Iowa, clerk
OF class one in the Pension office, has resigned.
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MR.. BEATTIE DOING WELL.

The Rail- Not Yet Extracted from His
Groin, but NO Trouble Feared.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Ssirveyor Hans y. Beat
tie, who was shot by a discharged customs in.
spector at the custom house yesterday, was
much improved this morning. His physicians
report his condition most encouraging. The
bail, which is lodged In the muscles OF the LEFT
side. has not as yet been probed Tor or even 10
Gated, but the patient has mad no internal
hemorrhage, IL Is believed that the ball dad not
touch vital spot. Under the influence OF NOR.
phine the surveyor passed q comfortable night
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VOTING EARLY AT CHICAGO.
The West, Like the Il est Of the Country
Favored With Eine Weather.

Favored With Fime Weather.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-The weather in this city
and throughout the entire state is magnificent,
with the prospect OF continuing SO the entire
day. 1t was estimated at IL o'clock this fore
noon that fully one-half the registered votes
had been cast. There was less scratching OF
the regular republican and democratic tickets
than had been expected. There are two labor
tickets in the field, the United labor and the
Labor league. The former is supposed to rep
resent largely the socialists and, with the ex-
ceptiOn OF the Candidates for judges OF the
county courts, has Independent nominees for
all the state and county offices. The Labor
league ticket contains the names OF the republi-
county officers between the republican and
democratic nominees. Both labor tickets are
receiving q fair number OF votes.
Reports from various points in Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Dakota early
this morning, indicate fair and cool weather.
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TaRING OF FREE TRADE.
A Remark able Vote by the Manchesl
Chamber Of COmmerc

Chamber Of Commerce.
Special Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-At the quarterly meeting
OF the Manchester chamber oil commerce yester-
day, after a prolonged debate on the subject of
free trade, a resolution was moved TO the effect
that having waited in vain 40 years Tor other
nations TO follow the free trade example of
England, this chamber thinks the time has
now arrived 10 reconsider that position. The
resolution was rejected by a vote-2l Tor ana ~
against This is "A startling vote, taken es II 40
among the chosen representatives of the busi-
ness men OF the city whose maine Is synony.
NOUS with economic doctines OF Golden and
BRIGHT,
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FUTURE OF THE LIBERALS.
Unity TO be Secured Only by BrOoaens
fr.r lamrfx Rnusasla elna

Unity 20 be Secured OnIy Dy BrOo0oos
ing Party Boundaries.
Special Cable DISPATCH to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 2.-with regard 70 Morley'e
great speech tomorrow and the visit Of him
self and Harcourt yesterday to Eawarden, I
am able to state that the view of Gladstone
and Harcourt is that peace in the liberal ranks
can only be found by SO broadening and widen
ing the boundaries of the liberal party as TO
include the unionists. Morley up TO the present
moment, however, remains unconverted. He
intends 10 take the line of the Scotch radicals,
namely: That Liberalism means home rule.
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Yesterdays Cabinet Council.
rsCrssrNG THE STATE OF IRELAND AND TQD

FOREIGN OUTLOOK.
soecial Cable Dispatch TO The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Nov. 2.-Yesterday's cabinet council
was held earlier than expected-not because Of
anything specially urgent, but because Sir
Michael Hicks-Beach wished TO return tmms.
diately to Ireland. Before the council Lord
Salisbury had remarkably long Interview
with the German ambassador, and Lord Iddes.
leigh with the French, Turkish ana Italian
ambassadors. The council itself was prolonged
70 an unusually late hour 1 learn that The
fate OF Ireland was considered eminently sat
isfactory. The idea Of an earlier meeting Of
parliament than January was abandoned.
Foreign politics occupied most OF the discus
sion, ior the mInisters, a the Times says, must
have felt their departmental business dwarfod
BY the exigencies OF foreign policy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AHeE & sss 1 District &
iGsPe MI Mission rooms S99 Pennsylvania ave. All
1t Mrs L. B. LA FETRA, President.
N wAsh1NsTSa sh Nsn9SkfHL1FRs haaT And OF powEE WHE
sreh tasT % 5 as
the Pr.l system Of public heating to be given This
It F. W. MoULToN. Secretary.
T~ MISS MAUD POWELL WILL FILL THE
Ees E see daaes
C~ OFFICE OF THE EVENING STAR,
meeting ofthe presors of E nov lsS
STAR NEWsPAPEk SHs coaPaSY, y held yesterday, %
@ y KauFfSass atRYe IaSSss P,esldess ssrs s'see0;
EGtonra EGss1 S32FfMSsN S3H gses sss!es setesa,v
I. B. MOVES, Treasurer. no2-6t
OSS Co-oPERAT1IXE Me- BUILDING Assoc1A-
viii be held WLDNEsDAY, November r Sd, G isss. at
". and immedalely thereafter the eighty fourth
monthly T %ass s1S and
JNO JOY EDISON. Secretary. Ell + st. mz-2t
(CEs cHAs. .. IHss EEMssgae. CHAs. II; ELLIOTT.
APoTHECAkIES AND DRUGGIsTs,
Successors to Dr. SAMUEL WAGGAMAN.
seec ed stock Of Drugs Chemcss and Toilet Articles
solicit q share of public patronage.
respectfully recommend the above firm to my for
mer patrons and the public generally as competent
and courteous gentlemen They are both graduates Of
most skiful pharmacists OF Baltimore and this city
n23t- Respectfully. SAMUEL WAGGAMAN.
E%, JUST RECEIvED-ANoTHER LOT OF
&c aEk W bs slSssd OUT at
MIN lola F St. corner l1th.
(C@ $40 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
caught steana e v ana nsa Of any
MIX Jars Address City Office. 2a1 l. st. Sc. no23ts
CE~ ALL SOULS CHURCH-T THE FIRST
q ae pSrsa sd IpSn II % T s be nsa
Of friends of the church, all ofwhom invited nI2r
.i7~ MASTER PAINTERS ASSOCIATION.
Ssd mssinl 81 this Al
noa THus se9s5eS p,esaer,
.CF~ THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
T.. the & associated Charities Of the District Of
vs5
IssS, at 's1 O'clock Reports by Secretary and
shors By
DIs 9o.!.a NkwHAS, BARTLETr and POWERS. Election
OF OIncerS nOl-2t
OH-aa will resume my old stand 554 center Mar
st. my 6% sausage Meat
MEETING FOR THE ANNUAL
Exchange Will be held at the Board Room on w ED
NESDAY, November Sd at AZ IN.
ChAS. c. GLOVER President
a. NJ fAhhlS, Actlng Stcy nOl-2t
|C@ NEW ISSUE OF STOCK:
O-9 UNION co OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
The 61st regular monthly meeting of the Associa-
ton, for the yment of dues and making advances
will be held at Cosmopolitan Hall, corner Sth aud
sts. n W. on WEDN ESDAY, November g. 1856 at
z o'clock pm.
The profits Of this association been very satisfac
tory as will appear from the last annual report now
ready for distribution to stockholders.
Persons desirous OF investing their monthly savings
as Well AS those requiring loans reasonable terms
and small monthly payments, would do we'll to take
stock in the eighth issue upon which payments will
be received at this meeting.
Shares 81 so each.
1000 advanced on each share Interest pnid on
Withdrawals per cent per annum
DENNIS CON NELL. President
DANIEL DONOVAN, Secretary lOI st n ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
,C&srERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
FIFTH ANNUAL. MEETING,

TCGSPERPETUALB BUILDING ASSOCIATION
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING.
Receipts Receipts snn during the year s12so5ss2
teS Total Of PRESENT. ptUas; ssse,s sIio sis1 ish1a
on shsss Of he psr r Pc, % on
monthly payment Of 81 for sixty months other series
Paid ss5oi. % as interest on shares withdrawn
Pays per cent per annum to withdrawn stock.
o the
Borrowers share in the profits the same terms a.
a and
most economical in expenses.
For I've, yersa.lsn Of .6s IS. copy Of the Annual Re
Fs Rfa
Dane:nson PRES Presisent 9th and 2. NV
VIM Il Goods ss, City Post on Once @ and isass.h ST. w.
=, A n Meeker. Bur- Eng. and Printing and sos 4th
Charles Baum. 4l6 7th st.nw.
VIM. P. Seville, Pension Bureau and 7O4 Fl st. ne.
Charles W; schell, Government Printing Office.
sanEes s.' wa9 1e ST. Aw
John Cook. Secretary. 6Is 18th St NV. oc3O4t
~s SoG1fE cHEsaT1s "a kxTEks1Hs aVksEH. OF MAssA'
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
-,
Deemng conducive the public interests to open
highway from the intersection of Boundary and 22d
streets and Massachusetts avenue in q northwest
wardly direction to and across Rock creek through
she lands OF the heirs of Thomas r. Lovett. Evan
Lyons Gardner q. Hubbard. John w. Thompson and
Others the Comm siOners of the District &C Columbia
have had said route duly surveyed and plat thereof
prepared and filed in this office
In compliance with the requirements of law notice
is hereby given of the proposed opening of the high
way as aforesaid and all persons who have objection
to are drsfsd sS attend at the 1Ee Of the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER PkOX.. at which
time the Commissioners will give hearing to all per-
sons in interest.
BY order of the Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia
ocI5-2aw3w WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary.
TTs DR. d. McMAsTER, V. s.,
O~-a-s Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College,
Telephone cali 4724. Treatment of domestic pets
specially. oc9-1m$
l% 'No' MORAN
2126 Pennsylvania ave,
Has a large force OF good mechanics to
and Ranges. All of Bibb sections and WOODS
Baltimore Latrobes. Simonds Mfg. Co. Culver
Furnaces and Buck Ranges A. Cox Stove Co.'S spen-
did Ranges and Novelty furnaces Tin Roofing.
Plum bing. &c.
We promise good work and fair prices. Open until
Bpm Telephone No. 054-2. se27-3m
TFs PHOSVITE-THIS COMBINATION OF
- Calisaya. Wild Cherry and HOrsford's Acid
MILBCRN'S PHARMACY, 1929 Pennsylvania ave-,
In bottles or on draught with soda water. fl6
1fs BUY YOUR COAL AND WOOD FROM
- JOHNSON BROTHERS. the most extern
any other firm south Of New York. Central office,
phoae conneciions "ce' 'n'00sn0o' the cry ocsam
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The PICTURE FOR THE CORCoRAN ART GAL
LERY.-The Treasury department has written
to the collector of the port of New York, in-
structing him to send to Washington the pIct-
ure intended for the Corcoran Gallery OF Art,
unless there is some particular reason why he
should not do So
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VAN, secretary. lOl i St NV.
S sFodkk e 4 sithE1i akAiS, PROVISIONS AND
Removedto Rooms 4 and . Kellogg Building no1-et*
[C~ LOCAL 100. BROTHERHOOD OF CAR
ST ssrsasr
to attend =, 1s1 at ths s,S usual % pace of meeting.
q the AsoetAfoE efEfIaE
of the District OF Columbia will be held la the George
Sss
3D. 1885, at O'clock By order q g he YdS dESies;ssS'.
LAcHLAN TYLER, NJ D.. Secretary: ret 'An ocso-s; 50 &
(f~ NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
z neEosps sns fTispg
FADLLEX FA1 l. st under the firm name Of FADELEY
ward Fadeey WI continue business The old stand
0coO3. Sslgned T. b. FADELEY.
Ter. GAS FIXTURES.
NEW vEsY f3GPf Sow FRiess HEHS ELEGANT PATTERNS.
80, ~" WEDDING GIFTS.
NEW TENDERS rr nSdSxA S5M SSDikoNs.
oc29 53l 10Th st. n.w
NE ON THE 10TH ISSUE.
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS OCT Is. 1886. s7O1 .25eeo
The first payment on the 18th issue tnew stock, is
que In 1855 and can be paid and shares
OF Associaiion Street. ct or at she @ oni s the
sas, sme,e.ins November 5, 1886. p at National
pamphiets explaining the object and advantages of
tue spSn haRRPlliInsn President
JNo JOY EDsON, Secretary. oc2Sst
|~ DR. N wMITG9MB' bFTI}sH
.' nom sss PG51h fas opened an Office at
friends Re%emoe1-sss % r. sea s St patssas oeaima ne
ETs GEORGE F. sCHAYER ATTORNEY
49, =, and d., Conyeyancer deputy Recorder OF
branches. Rooms and 4. 637 F 81. NV. ocll-lm*
(E~ SAMUEL S. sAEDD,
FINE GAS FIXTURES
LATRoBEs, RANGES. CRATES, FURNACES
Job ao,S Works Specially.
tFs BUY THE BEST
BIBgs BALTIMORE LATaoBEs
CALVERT RANGES
surpass all others in Efficiency Durability and Econ
Omy Consumption of Fuel.
Beware OF limitations ocl4-lm
TF~ CIRCULATING LIBRARY, I749 PENN
es raSa syiyana iaa ave New Books and Best PeSlod
! HUNTER and Mrs. T. l. RicHARDs. se2s sN
Tfs WASHINGTON TRAINING SCHOOL
begin on lseseTs: in this school n
the Lecture Room cf the Nurses Directory, 52 18th
street n. W. Candidates Tor admission 10 the school
Dean. go Thirteenth st. n. W. ocI6-i5t
[C~, WISH TO ANNoUNCE TO THE
ParIoT lIos 5. NV MISS sse a,SzERIISG. S5ss1Ee
formerly OF batmore Oc11-lm*
KS DALioAThssEk e. HainssEkth hxsSflNe,, : Sc
1888 l4th st. W.
Telephone 534-2. Oc20-6ts
1~ WILLIAM CORCoRAN HILL.
OSA BERNARD H. JOHNSTON.
HILL & JOHNSTON.
13S 10Th St n. w.
REAL 20 ih BRoKERS iUAN RSD Insurance
Property bought. sold and exchanged. Particular
of rents. Loans negotiated Investments carefully
made. Insurance placed In responsible companies
w. W. coRCokAN RIGGs CO oc7-1m
To- LUMBER LUMBER
MAHOGANY.
MAPLE
WALNUT.
oUxzK OAK,
Wire PINE
BoARpa FLOORING. PARTiT1oN, SASH.
prices F1oD1. delivery and so1lses count S
WIN. r. MCLEAN.
se24 18th and st& W.
KS 'sa W. cossos n:mS., ssc Y 4 n4s4ssssT 8 sssap sT
CoRsoN q MACARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers In Government BondA
Deposits Exchange Loana Collections
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CHICAGO, Nov. "A special from Wea thee
ford, Texas, says The nrm OF A l. Morris q 20.
general merchandise. OF this city, made an
assignment yesterday. The property consists
city, their dry goods branoh store IN Hillsboro',
and their saloon In this place. The stocks aud
cause Of the assignment was the severe drought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

CHARLESTON. 3. G, Nov. 2.-Boilen Nos.
end g. at the Charleston cotton factory, ex plode6
this morning wrecking the boiler house and
killing William OAkes lcoiored, fireman, and e.
rlouSly inturing ArcttQn Richardson. coiored.
Cakes was literally boiled 70 dealh by the
steam. Over 800 hands ere thrown ous q -
psoyment tomp0sAE1lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

THE CABINET MEETING To-DAY.-Notwith-
standing the absence OF a number of Cabinet
| officers to-day, who have gone home to vote,
the regular Cabinet meeting was held to-day
The only attendants were Secretary Manning,
Secretary Lamar and Attorney General Gar
land
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

PRINCE NAPOLEON and his party left on the
9:4O train for Philadelphia this morning. From
there he will go to New York, and then, at
once, to France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

THE REDUCTION in the public debt during
October amounted to S13, ,2O1 ,619. The de-
crease in the debt for the first four months of
the fiscal year aggregated S34. 7SS,435.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

KEEP MASurAcrun1se Co,
437 7TH STREET N. W.,
Offer the following Special Bargains in
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Being over stocked in K. X. Brand DRESS
SHIRTS. we will offer them at the very low price
ofS1 each. for ten days only. These Shirts are the
very best that We can produce and never retail
for less than $1.25 each.
Also 20 dozen handsomely trimmed NIGHT SHIRTS
tMasonvile Muslin), full size and length at 75c
each. Sold everywhere at 81.
WINTER UNDERWEAR.
ONE CASE HEAVY MERINo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, at SOC. each piece. worth Csc
ONE CASE HEAVY MERINo SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS. al 75c. each piece, worth 81.
ONE CASE HEAVY SAxONY WOOL SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS at 81 each piece, worth 81. .25
ONE CASE NORFOLK AND NEW BRUNSWICK
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS full regular made at
81 20 each piece. Regular price S1.75.
ONE CASE HEAVY ALLwOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS at 81 SO each piece. worth Sl.S5.
ONE CASE HEAVY SCARLET WOOL SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS at 81 each piece. worth $3.50
ONE CASE COLORED MERINO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, full regular made, very fine quality,
at 81 each piece. worth $3.50
so DOZEN EXTRA HEAVY AND THOROUGHLY
MADE CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, at
SOC. per pair.
THE CELEBRATED MEDLICOTT co.'s SCOTCH
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS in White
Gray and Scarlet. These goods are celebrated on
account Of not shrinking. We have full lines of
them at the Lowest Prices.
HEAVY BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS. as handsome as silk: sze "a Shirts and 80
Drawers. Sl.SU each rise 1Oc per size
ALSO FULL LINES OF NECKWEAR. HANDKER-
CHIEFS. SUSPENDERS MERINO AND COT.
Ton HALF HOSE. COLLARS, CUFFS, KEEPS
SHIRTS, SILK REGINA AND GINGHAN UNI
BRELLAS. GLOVES, JEWELRY, Etc, Etc, all
ht Lowest Cash Prices.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO.
437 7rH ST. N. w.
OLIVER P. BURDETTE,
Sole Agent for the District Of Columbia
Store closes p. M, except Saturdays oc2oee
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Onr Fur Departments is now stocked with al the
FLUSH, al New York prices.
MNfFs. BOAS and TRIMMING in every vaxietv
VI fuf ana ~ the lowest prices tor reliable Sooda
WILLETT d RUOfF
-. 6AtfeFs and FuFr1ora
~SSo 8Vo Ponnsylvaujs ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

40 To GEO. = WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
NJ Granite WORK: hest facilities In " ashinxtop for
such work Ofncs and Yard sO2 ~ 70o North Capitol
ALL ol 6overnneR. printing Otacs. mhx2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

GEN. SHERIDAN called on the President to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

LADIES ArrENr1ox
LATEST PARIsJAN MODES IN ram ooons
MILE NJ. J. PRANDI. 1909 STREET
oPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET pT rTs
LOT Is XIV. BANGS. EVENING COIFFiiR REsS
Hair Dressed and BANGS Shinxled mh4-sms
Bass FIXTURES
for the
Open Fire Place
PORTABLE CRATES, TILES and blANTEIs
Useful and Decorative Articles for Wedding prasent.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
424 9th street.
Plumbers, Dealers In Furnaces. Ranges, Crates and
Oc23
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[E~ WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER
- ANCE UNION.-Meeting of the Distric
Union WEDNESDAY, November 8, at 80 pm, Al
Gospel Mission rooms, 9U9 Pennsylvania ave. Al
interested cordially invited
1t MRS. I. d LA FETRA President.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, $685. ,95S: customs, S41O,77O.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Ensign John J. Bandin de-
tached from the Galena, and ordered to duty at
the Johns Hopkins university; Eusign B. C.
Dent has been granted leave Of absence for four
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

Low Pnrcrs Fon FINE GnocEn1rs
lf,s Ss,, -. ...-.
Extra Fine 0unpowder Tea. .... soc
Ooiou&
Choice Min. Patent Flour, Il bbl 81 SO
NJ 80 70
llf< esaroIin. p,<-. o0c
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-11

Three-fourths of our people are troubled
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint in some
form or other, which by nature of the disease
has a depressing influence on the mind or
body, preventing them from thinking or act
ing clearly IN any matter of Importance.
Indigestion, coming uD If food after eating,
dyspepsia, sick headache. acidity of the
stomach or any derangement of the
stomach or liver (upon which the whole ac-
ton of our system depends) are speedily
and effectually overcome by the use of Green's
August Flower The most stubborn cases
have yielded to its influence, as thousands of
letters received will testify The immense
sale of this medicine is another guarantee of
its merits, lover a million and a half bottles
sold last Year, SO we ask, will it pay you
to suffer from snv of the above diseases
when you can have immediate relief in Aug
ust Flower. Three doses will prove its
worth. 1t is sold by all druggists and gen.
eral dealers in all parts OF the world.
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