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Evening star., 1886-11-04
CoNsr1rur1oNA1 CArARRH.

No single disease has entailed more suffering O,
hastened the breaking up of the constitution Than
.atarrh Ihe sense of smell of taste, sight, of hear
Ing, the human voice. the mnd,-one or more AND
sometimes ALL yield to its destructive influence The
poison IT distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force and breaks up most robust OF
constitutions Ignored. because but little undsrst God
oy most physicians, mpotentiy assaed by Quaxks and
cnaratans, those suffering from it have little hope
pe relieved Ut 1t this side Of the grave 1t Is time then
That the popular treatment of this terrible disease by
remedies within the reach of all passed into hands
once competent and trustworthy. The new and 18th.
erto unrted method adopted by Dr. Sandford in the
preparation OF his RADICAL CURE has Won the hearty
approval Of thousands. 1t is instantaneous in afford
Ing reiefn Oil head colds sneezing snufing aud OBJ
structed breathing and rapidly removes the most op
pressve symptoms, clearing the head sweetening
Dreath restoring the senses Ofsme taste hearing
and neutralizing the constitutional tendency of the
disease towards the lungs liver and kidneys.
SANToRDs RADICAL CCRE consists of one bottle ofthe
RADICAL CURE one box Of CATARRHAL SOL VENT
and IMPROVED INHALER price 81.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
A Bold New England Thief.

Yesterday afternoon well-dressed, gentle
millinery store OF Miss Soule, in Randolph and
stated TO the proprietor that he was IL member
of the district police force. To establish his
identity he produced a document purportinu
to be his commission and bearing what an.
the chief OF the force. lie said Il report h.,d
reached the office In Boston that a large amount I
o. counterfeit money Was being circulated in
Randolph and he had been detailed TO islyestl-
gaze the matter. he requested permission to ex-
anime Miss Soule's money-drawer, which was
granted him: Funbiins over a pile OF
bank bills in 1t be selected seven So Treasury
notes, which he pronounced counterfeit
and then entered into II lengthy disserta
tiOn ON the methods OF detecting spu-
rious money. de inIormed Miss SouIe
that having Iound this Quantity of bad money
in 1er possession he should bc obliged to place
her in custody. he expressed a. great anxiety
TO spare her the disgrace Of being incarceraIed
in the town Jail over night aud inquired OF her
the address of some deputy sheriff in whose
care lie could place her until morning when he
intended taking her TO Quincy for trial. Miss
Soule first desired 10 Communicate with Mr.
Edward Coddle, Il friend OF hers. Perniss' on
was granted Ter TO send one OF her girls on the
errand and she stepped into the workroOm to
mad closed behind her the detective (?) skipped
ana has not since been seen. Win him de-
parted nve OF Miss Soule's 50 notes. Deputy
Sheriff Niles Was notified and came to Boston
last night 10 report the case to the police. The
udroit Swlnder Is described as being about
thirty years Old, slim built, about feet 10
inches Ia height lie has u light compile x ion,
light hair and a small moustache He was
dressed in brown clothes and wore u dark Derby
hat.
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E. B. B A r RNUA & CO.,
931 PExNsYLvAN1A AVENUE
Ar S1LvERBERe's,
3l2 1TH STREET,

Ar S1LvEnBERe,s,
312 7TH STREET.
Nursery Chairs 49c.
Chidrens Rocking Chairs 49c
g High Chairs, 50c
Cane seat iiigh Chairs, 09c.
Z" Carpet Seat ilockers, 99c
Willow Rockers 9Sc.
Willow Nursery hairs, 00c
At SILVERBEkGS. 3I2 7th street
Nail Brushes, SC
Imported Tooth Brush 1Oc.
All Bristie Clothes Brushes y5c
All Bristie shoe Brushes, l2c
Al. Bristle Hair Brushes. Z5c
At SILVkRBERG'S, 3l2 eth street
Beveled Plate Hard Mirrors. sc.
Beve.ed Plate Hand Mirrors, 39c
Beveled Plate Plush border Mirror 40c
Fancy shapes. Beveied Mirror % and 00c
lOx14 breach Plate Miri ors, Yoc
firsh Frame Beveied Mirrors, 49c
At SILVk:.BERuS. 8l2 7th street.
Foot fine polished Curtain Poles. in Walnut. Ash.
Also same In g. s. 10 and 12 foot lengths, withcheap
or dne brass trimmings. AS desired, at the Lowest
prices. -
At SILVERBEkG'S, 312 eth street
Large Oleographs In gilt frame, 09c.
Panel Oil Paintings, gilt frame, SI.40.
Large Oieographs In etit frame. sl 80.
Large Oil Paintings. 22x31, from $-.S0.
The Newest ubjects ln :rtotypes 40c
At SILvERBkku'o. 3l2 7th street.
Brass Photo Fran.es, new design. l0c.
Plush Photo Frames, handsome, 25c
Large 0ilI Photo Frames 40c.
Fine Bronze Frames from SDc
AanosoMe Pressed Ok frames. 99c
Deep Gilt Photo ranes 00c, and the largest stock
OF Toys to be found In the csty, at
sILvERBERG's
no2 3l2 -th st. and 3l3 6th stnw
Evening star., 1886-11-04
RHEUMATIC PAINS.

Neuralgia Sciatic. Sudden. Sharp and Nervous Pains
and Strains relieved in one minure by the Cuticura
AntiPain Plaster, the trfect anrdote to pain
and Inflammation ever compounded. New, original
instantaneous iniaiiifie and safe. At all druggists
25c five for 81; postage free of Potter Drug and
Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass mol
Evening star., 1886-11-04
SPECIAL BAReA1Ss In
DRESS GOODS.

HoME-SPUN CAMEL's HAIR DRESS GOODS
wide double width pure wool, soc
IRICOT CLOIH, PIN CHECKS COLORED
CAHHMEREo. IiOME-SPUNo and immense assort.
ment Q! other wide double width pure WOOL DRESS
GOODS, just received at SOC.
FANCl SILK os1a, 49, 40, Soc.
PURE SILK BLAI * MERVELIEJix ssc
COLORkD SILK VELVI t., 81.
OVAL SERGE, in all cOlurs, double fold excellent
quality tstyllsh dress goods), II yards for 81
BLANkETS. INN ENSE ASSOkTMhST. DOR.
$5. price reduced 1910 "P a.
,,II' nOU ~, UBLE WOOL BLANKETS. large size, cash
DOUBLE WOOL BLANKETS. So
n,01Ii ~ I1stGM rie p6yss hss GOODS wide width 3lc
width. one yard and hal. wide 5Oc 'e
bLA CASHMEkE nH Aw A4S. pure WOOL 81 5N
Falr OF our handsome Damask Towels immense
size worth ST. or large size Bridal OuiiI worfo
worth OF Dry Goods ~ o"Ss SAo
Evening star., 1886-11-04
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

1MPRovEMENrs-Therec can be no doubt that
Alexandria is improving, and it is evident that
nuch OF the Improvement Is Outgrowth of
the prosperity and increase OF Washington Its
natural iscilities for manufacture and COM
merce still remain scarcely at all developed
but an associated movement in the direction
OF bringing into notice these advantages, with a
view to their utilization, Is now on loot, and
seems likely to produce good results
CIR4CIT COURT.-Tne circuit court of Alexan-
dria county, Judge Keith continues its daily ses-
sions. The judge, on appeal. mas set aside the
verdictS below In the cases oil Samuel Minor
convicted OF malicious assault, and Alfred Twy-
man, convicted OF petty larceny, and sent bac ck
both cases TO the county court TO be tried anew
by Judge Chichester. The commIn issioner,' re-.
ports in BurnitZ ct al. agt. Gemmei, and Roach
ast. Roach are confirmed. The court was en-
gagged to-day in the trial Of Mausoack & Gump
and of Skinner d Co. agt. Julian F. Young
trustee.
ARREST AND DIsCHARGE.-The police here
held ior some time two men, David and George
Ia! lor. on suspicion that they were Hugh Har-
rs and Nelson Walker, Passing under false
naInes. Harris ana Walker had been charged
with outrage near Charlottesville. The men
having been kept reasonable time, they were
discharged by the mayor. Yesterday afternoon
The Charlottesville Ouicer came, but the men
mad gone 10 W ashingtOn, and he went on TO
seek them there.
NOrEs.-The Alexandria Light Infantry at
tended the Rainbow baZaar last night, anu the
evening was made d most pleasant one by the
ladies.-The city school board meets Tonight
at the Peabody buiiding.--Tne HydrauiIon
fire company has elected II. y Ramsey secre-
tary, vice w. l.. Clarke, resigbed.-Tne sale of
the building on tine southwest corner OF King
and Columbus streets is ''of:"-Jamieson's 5
foundry Was sold out Today. A new mauuiac-
tory will be established in the same building.
Sarepia hall has been fitted up by the Arlon
club, and pleasant musical meetings take place
there now on Tuesday evenings-Gov. Lee
has appointed n. S Greenaway as q notary
puDiic.-Hereaiter the deeds to building :,ssO-
clations here Will be executed be.ore nOtaries
public not connected with the assOciatious-
Robert Burke has bought from Hugh SmIth's
executors u building lot on Columbus street.
near GiubeS. for Sl3U. =,
Evening star., 1886-11-04

STRANGE DISEASE AMONG HoRsEs-Tbe
North Hudson County railroad company w nose
stables are in Hoboken, New Jersey, have been
visited by an epidemic. from which u large
are valuable, and the disease Is spreading. de-
spite the efforts TO check it made by u number
geons are unable to ascertain tue nature of the
disease.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusement. Tonight.

AmusemenIs Tonight.
ALBAUGH's.-Janausch in Meg Merrilie
NArIoNAL.-Louis James In "Richelieu."
HERzoG'S.-"Vim."
KERNANS.-Variety.
HARRIs'-"Storm Beaten"
DIME MCsEUM.-"Escaped from Sing Sing"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

CaStOrla.
When 08aby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss
She chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children
She gave them CastoriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castorta
When she was child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became G Miss
She cluug to CaStOri3 fhstk
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every MORN
Ing and delivered in y Id. Ward" prints, 45c
per To- Also, Cottage Cheese and ButuermiIk;
sweet MIX &c. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best
Evening star., 1886-11-04

DRowNKD AND A HOLE IN HIS NECK.-A
drowned man, almost nude, was iound yester-
aud removed 10 the mOryue. He Is feet d
inches In height, about 35 years old, with dark
nair and SMOOTH face There was u hole In the
right side III tne neck, wuich may have been
CAUSED BY u outlet: An autopsy Will be made.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

At the Federation OF Labor meeting In Balti-
more last night some stir wa caused Ny calling
peopie 10 account Tor their actions In the cain-
palm.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

BUTLER 9 OIL is the only sure cure in the worlC
Tor rheumatism, pains, boils, sore feet, blOoC
poison. Cure guaranteed or money refunded
Sold by all druggists. Price soc. per bottle.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
CITY ITEMS


neis, Soc, worth 15c.; yard-wide cashmere,
25c, worth 40c.; yard and half vide all.wool
boucle cloths LOT cioaks or jackets, - SO, worth
81; black silks worth 81 25 for csc: large lot OF
remnantSi In table linens, from II, to Oh ards.
at nearly half price; colored boTdered linen
hemstitched handkerchief, for Csc, haiI
TO Soc; also. special reduction in comforts and
blankets, shawls, cloaks, jackets aud jerseys.
Ladies' are especially invited to inspect these
departments before purchasing. and save
money. Curtain lace aud carpets at aud below
cost to close. These bargains can only be found
al tStrasburgers Dry Goods and Carpet House.
$40 7th ST., between ana l.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

THE TEMPERANCE 1-LEDGE IN 4 SCHOOL.
The question will be submitted to the Jersey
city board OF education whether a teacher mas
the right TO Introduce u temperance pledge in
school. 1t is said that Miss Dutch, principal
oi the primary department OF school II in 18TH
street required pupils to sign the pledge, anu if
says that not few OF the pupils came to the
school smelling OF whisky and beer and a sick
ening odOr Was the result. She concluded to
avoid this unpleasant odor and at the same
time benefit the pupils, by inducing them TO
promise to abstain from using intoxicants. She
VINO refused TO sign the pleuge. Sue says also
that the SCHOLARS were required to obtain the
consent of their parents before taking the
pledge. Some parents had reused to allow
their children to join the temperance organiza-
ton.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

For CALIFORNIA. VIRGINIA AND IMPORTED
WINE go To Xanders wine vaults, No. 9O9 9Th
street northwest
Evening star., 1886-11-04

PLATED SILK END SUsPENDERs beautiful
patterns; price. SSc. Francs, corner 7tn and
ID. The Only strictly One Price Hat and Cent
Furnishing Store in the city.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
HOTELS.

4 NOLONIAL BEACH HOTEL Is NOW OPEN
~ for sportsmen. All kinds Of game in abundance.
Rates 81 per day. NJ. BOSSA,tT,
ocS-Am Proprietor.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Two DAYS ONLY, in which TO close out all the
balance of the immense stock of single and
double harness, saddles, fur and plush roDes,
horse blankets, satchels, trunks, etc. Auction
sales at IL q. M and ID. IN.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the
reputation of which has been maintained a
nalf century, is still ahead Of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist ON our brand, or send
directly TO our larboratory JOHN C. BAKER e.
Co., Phila., and at druggists
Evening star., 1886-11-04

SPECIAL PRICES tomorrow.
Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt
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Young Girl WaylNid.
Mss MAMIE JoSLYN INHUMANLY TREATED BY |
A JERSEY FARM HAND.

a JERSEY GAHM HAND.
special from Magnolia, n. j., November /,
says: Mamie Joslyn. the pretty seventeen
year-oId daughter of David Joslyn, q well.to-
DO resident of this place, is lying at her home
In critical condition from the effects of q
brutal assault committed by Henry Meyers q
young man employed as farm haud by Mr. Jos
iyn- Early on Saturday morning Miss Josly n
left her home to spend the day with some lady
friends To reach her destination she was COM
PEELED TO pass in the vicinity OF dense thicket
Here she was suddenly seized and thrown to
tine ground. During her struggles to tree her.
self her clothing was torn in strips from her
body. She was left nude and almost uncou-
scious. suffering from her injuries.
She was found an hour later by some passing
farmers, and conveyed to her home. A physi-
clan found her suffering greatly. After gain
Ing consciousness she related the circumstances
oil the assault. The news spread rapidly and a
band OF organized men started in pursuit OF the
assaiiant. Meyers was arrested three miles
from here By Constable Mcdonald and safely
lodged IN the Camden Jail without being dis
covered by any of the searching party.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

New Fire Alarms. at Auerbaeh's
Saxony Wool Knit Jacket Depot, eth and 81.
For Bronchial. AsthmNttc and PuI.
monary Complaints, Browns Bronchial
Troches' manifest remarkable curative prop
critics. Sold only in boxes. 60
Evening star., 1886-11-04

MAMIE TRAvERs LASHEs THE NAN WHO
ATTACKED HER.-A dispatch from Toms River,
Nd, November ], says: Mamie Travers, q very
Plains tavern. On sunday night she started
for church. AS she passcd out of the hotel
ing on the hotel piazza. made an insulting re-.
mark to the young lady. When The Young
lady demonstrated with BulIin he became
abusive. and selzng whip, which stood close
at hand. he struck her stinging blow across
the shoulders Burning with indignation. the
courageous young lady snalched the whip from
the buily's hands and proceeded to auminister
to him severe whipping. The man cried like
cur ana begged his is,ir .ssalant to desist, but
she PAID no heed To him, until utterly exhausted
with her labors she flung tue whip In his face
and bowing her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the ud-
Iniriny crowd, which had lustiIy cheered her.
toilet. During this exciting scene a great crowd
OF church-goers and lounsers stood by aud
cheered. the lady Is the heroine OF the town.
The whipped man has not been seen since the
affair. -
Evening star., 1886-11-04
LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE oE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Nov d, 1885.
Indications for "a Hours Commencing az 8 p. M.
To-ddp.
For District of Columbia and Virginia, gen.
orally fair weather slightly warmer norIii'
westerly winds backing to south
Evening star., 1886-11-04
Fish Killed by Dynamite.
A DISCOVERY THAT HAS INcENsED FISHERMEN

IN NEW JERSEY.
A telegram from Atlantic City, November 3,
says: The fishermen of this city and miles
around are greatly alarmed over the recent dis
covery OF a murderous slaughter OF food fishes
by dynamite in the waters In this vicinity.
The discovery was made by q sailing party in
Charge of Capt Siias Boyce. recently, while
the party was In the bay mile from here. The
discovery came about in the following manner:
While making a land stretch Capt. Boyce saw
skiH with II lew men in it snort distance
away. Capt Boyce recognized the men az q
party who during the summer months did a
thriving business, while the other fishermen of
the same locality could hardly make liveli-
hood. Supposing that the party were not there
for any good purpose, Capt Boyce pointed his
boat towards them and went in pursuit. Tue
fishermen pulled rapidly away and were soon
lost In the darkness. Tue pursuing party grad
ually became conscious of uull, rumOling
sound, and on examination found that their
boat was surrounded by millions of lacerated
fish. The party hurried ashore aud spread the
news of their discovery around. A search was
made for the fish pirates, but they could not be
found. The fishermen of the vicinity VOW ven-
geance on the strangers ii they catch them.
The dynamite bombs used are about the size OF
q mans hand.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

SALE OF THE SPRING HILL STUD. - The
Sprung Hill stud, the property of the late Har-
rison Durkee, MAS sold in New York. yester-
day, by order OF the executor. The bidding
$4,000 for kentucky Dictator. Daunt brought
$50, Dauppiness, $64O; delegate, $500, aud
Spring HILL $685. AMI u half . dozen more
brought $4UU or $500 euch
Evening star., 1886-11-04

WALL LPAPERS.-New Fall Styles now In stock.
Elegant Hangings and Freizes, at astonishiugly
Low Prices, at Tubman'S, All 9th ST. Agent Tor
Philadelphia GRANTEES, the most perfect plain
surface for walls ever produced.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

Autumn CrOcus is not patent medicine.
nor Is II "cure ALL but is the prescription of a
certain cure for all forms OF Rheumatism and
Gout. 81 per bottle. q. ID. GILMAN's, 627 Pa. av.
jy2S-eO3S
Evening star., 1886-11-04

MOST Liberal O6eFl
The Voltaic belt Co.. Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated Noitaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man al.
dicied with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Vitality,
Manhood, etc. Illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with iull particulars, mailed Tree.
Write them a. once.
Evening star., 1886-11-04
Affairs i'm West washington.

FELL FROM STREET CAR.-Thomas Kessip
schOul teacher, 81 years OF age, hailing from
Richmond, Va, while getting OFT IA street car
streets. fell In such a position that the car
wheel barely escaped passing over his body.
He was slightly hurt and was removed to the
station.
FLUSHING THE SEwERS.-The foul sewers
when nave long been a source of complaint
are being flushed to-day.
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, SO; con.
dltion, 36. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
56; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection, 36. Distributing reservoir, tenn.
perature, 81; condition at intiueuL gaLenouse,
36; condition at etf1uent gatehouse, ST.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

RIDDLED WITH james McCabe,
young bricklayer OF Huntington, Pa, had "a
wranSle yesterday with john holland and his
son, two NV Englanders, who are employed
IN y ooot and shoe factory. After the diffi-
Guilty was over McCabe went home, got his
shotgun, and when Holland and his sou were
gong nome 70 supper, leveled his shot gun at
tiIeiE aud ridoied their bodies with shot.
lnelr injuries are painful, but not necessarily
iatai. McCaoe Was arrested and lodged in jail.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

BARGAIN sale day tomorrow.
Mrs. MAX WEYI,. ACT.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING AT SALISBURY
MD.-WilIiam Moore, u young man. aged %.
was shot yesterday afternoon at Salisbury,
Md, by Thomas Ellis, who had ccompanied
james kenneriy, Oailiff, to arrest Moore. The
latter, it is Claimed, resisted arrest, and in the
struggle Ellis was directed to shoot Moore,
wnlcn he did with probable fatal results Ellis,
Who Is /: watchnlan, Was shot on Saturday night
and he had accused Moore of doing the snootins,
and swore out Il writ iOr his arrest, whicn Was
being executed at the time
Evening star., 1886-11-04
SCOTS Emulsion or Pure
Cnn LIVER Orr WITH uynopua.o or,v-e

COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs,
Almost Specific for Consumption.
The thousands Of testimonials we have ne.
ceived from sufferers VINO have been perma.
nently cured by ScOtts Emulsion satisfies us
that IT will cure consumption In its early stages
ana aIeVlate II not cure In Its latter stages.
Save the Pieces! "lOc. Royal" CLUES them.
Broken glass. china, ornaments, furniture.
eO2m
Evening star., 1886-11-04
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND.
STRAYED-oN MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1886.
~ Maltese Cat had On nickel collar. A iibeI al
reward for his return. w. FRENCH, IaxilermsI
4l9 18th st. Its
T OSr-ON TUESDAY EvkNING. 30 INSTANT,
Ai pair OF spectacles, either in going from 10th aud
Penn ave- to Z. h and stS. W. ia go
Ing east. Please return to Az I'd st. NV. lt~
7 OST-NEAR JUDICIARY SQUARE so
IL cety or Class Pin: heart shape with letters a. BIC
euame ed In black and l. zze Cnap. 1, g., On ba K
heturn to 3Ul b ~ aud receive suitable reward.
n4-2t*
T OsT-BLACK NEW FOUNDLAND DOG. WITH
- white star o. breast. Answers to the name Of
''orover." reward II returned to l442 ST. NV.
n4-5t*
T O>T-NOv. l, A SMALL RED SETTER PUP 3
IL months old. A liberal reward If returned to 4US
h 81 NV no3ZI*
OST-A THREE ROW GARNET BRA ELET
II a liberal reward to the finder at o16 10th ST. n.
". n3--t*
FoUND-ON NJ ST. BET. 9Th AND 7IH,
II bunch OF Keys, which owner have by calling
at 40 l. st INV. after B p m. n3-lt*
&S FOR THE RrTURN OF RED IRISH
ep - Selter Dog or for normai Which will result
III finding HIM Had cOllar when .osl with owners
name on IL Ihe dog answ ers ~ the name OF SCUI.
Address THOMAS BLAGDEN
City P. O.. Box 5sl. or cal at mis- resiieuca,
nZSt% Argyle" IA b st extended
Evening star., 1886-11-04

DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

SPECULATION AND SUICIDE.-A special to the
baltimore Sun from " ilkesbarre, Pa, Novem-
Der 3, says: James :. Roberts, one OF Wilkes
barre leading citizens, WAS found hanging to a
Tree In d strip OF woods tins morning. He first
tied a rope around his neck, and fastening IL to
limb OF u tree, pulled out u revolver and shot
himself through the head. Roberts lived in u
fashionable Quarter OF the city. He leaves u
VIE ana three children. At one time he was
worth S35UOOO. Last winter he was caught in
wneat zeal and swamped. He then fell lack
the firms money He LOST again ara i'm
desperation he endeu his life. He Told u friend
Il week ago that "tue world was against him
Tie STOCK market was regular he'll and the
man who entered it was sure to be lost"
Evening star., 1886-11-04

UNDER BRITISH PROTECTIoN.-The Right
Hon. Edward StanhOpe, British colonial secre-
tary, has announced That Western Zuiuland
Will form new republic. Eastern Zuiuland
VIII be reserved for the Znlus. under IL british
protectOrate, ii the Zulus aesire it, The BOer
prOtecLOrate over the country Will he abolished
and the entire coast will hereafter be under
British protection.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

AN ELoP1NG COUPLE HEARD FRoM-James
Macooney and Eioise A. Warner, VINO eloped
from Sufheld. Conn.,, on Oct rs and were sup
unvell Liberty, have been heard irom Mr.
Warner received q letter frolu his daughter
saying that she was married on Oct. 27 at
Verona, N. Y, by the Rev. w. E. TAYLOR. and
that they are off ON their wedding trip and tlrat
they will return home when the trip Is over.
for the romance OF youth, and he will receive
them back cordially.
Evening star., 1886-11-04

In THE GREAr ART SALE which takes place
AT Do~lings, corner 1lth street and Pennsy l.
Nailia avenue, on the 10th, 11th and l2th inst
Will be exhibited a correct copy In verde prato
marble ot Giovanni di Bo,ogna's famous
''Group oi the Sabines, the original ot which is
In the LOggia del Lauzi. In Florence. This ex-
qui,lte WOrk of art is one OF the largest size Pc
productions ever imported. IL viii oe Oh. view
November 9Th, from 10 "a. IN. TO 10 D. In