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Evening star., 1886-06-16

not even here in my own country and when
the Union was at stake-so moved out Of their
accustomed passivity to be the inSpirars, CO.
workers and leaders of men. 1 shall hardly be
credited, but those who were i'm London last
the world outside TO know, when the London
press kept silence as TO all these meetings and
lied wholesale about that splendid demonstra-
ton in Hyde Park which they had to admit oc-
CURED? But silence was not enough The
world began to hear, so they must take fercer
measures Mr. Stead must be prosecuted, SOM A.
tnlng must be trumped up to hang prosecution
full of
BAD MEMS OPPORTUNITIES.
Here it was made to summarily and thorough
ly serve the devil But the decision which con-
demned MIR. Stead to a common felon's cell
aroused such q storm of Indignation that it was
practically revoked, as We know and he was
placed in comfort as a firSt-cass misdemeanant
AT Holloway. Meantime the amendment known
as the Stead act had passed and thanks to good
citizens was well watched and enforced, and
continued his work on the Ptu Mall Gazette
Some idea of the great moral revolution he
had organized was beginning to get noised
through the world, and the criminal silence of
the press began to recoil upon itself The Jour
nal which its proprietor and Mr.. Stead him
sell and the personal friends Of both had feared
might be destroyed by the severe test to which
IT was put in the interests of private virtue and
national safety, weathered the storm. and to-
DAY 1t Is probably known and respected at least
Dy name TO larger proportion of humanity
than is any other journal, and the vices 1t has
set itself against SO powerfully are to-day re-
Strlcted within less and steadily lessening
limits than London has ever before known.
ABOUT MR.. STEAD.
Mr.. Stead is in person small-statured, of del
icate but somewhat wiry frame. His eyes are
blue, and capable of intensely penetrating ex-
preston, very clear and sincere; his head COM
pact and well modelled. His presence is one of
mingled simplicity, strength and refinement
Those eminent men. who were Mr.. Stead's
friends from the outset of his struggle have re-
NAMED his friends and haliava him
fuiiy than ever. Only a few days since Cardi-
nal Manning, on public occasion, took the op-
portunity TO earnestly reaffirm bis high opinion
Oh Mr.. Steads character and the great value of
his work
Evening star., 1886-06-16
The Courts.

COURT IN GEN ERAL TERM.
Monday, White agt Crenshaw; opinion by
Judge James sustaining will and directing de-
cree for specific performance. keeler agt. Dis
trtct opinion by Judge James reversing judc-
ment below and remanding case. Nailor agt.
Naiior; opinion by Judge Cox-Chief Justice
Cartier dissenting. Monyham agt. Pennsyi-
vania Railroad company; opinion by Judge Cox
afdrming judgment below, which was for defend
ant. Green agt. Norment; motion tor new trial
District; judgment below reversed and case re-
manded to be dismissed; opinion by chief JUS
tice. Mackal agt Lynch; decree below
affirmed; do.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e Merrick.
ordered. Hutton agt. Miller; sales finally rati-
fed and reference to auditor. Harbin agt.
Hardin; Thos. +. Miller appointed guardian Ad
litem. McNalley agt McNalley; decree dis
granting alimony pendente lite. Freeland agt.
F'reeland; divorce granted. Green agt Green;
substitution OF trustees ordered. Mcdonald agt
Littlefeid; sale ratified nisi.
CRIMINALCoURT-Judoe MocArthsv.
Monday, Andrew Martin, assaulting officer;
peai; verdict mot guilty" Langdon Jones.
assault with intent to commit rape Oh Eliza
beth Ruthmuller; pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to five years in the Albany penttentiary.
oosni.ancs oSRn Charles WaEd second oasnse
petit larceny; verdict guilty; three years In the
Yesterday, August Beckman, unlicensed bar;
sunday sd b bar; dc. do. James Donoho, Dor unlicensed
bar; guilty; lined $1O5 and costs. Julia Com
ners, do; nolle pros.
POLICE CoURT-.Jsdoe Shell
Yesterday, Jos. Cokey, colored. assault; $1O or
go days Joseph osis, larceny: sao or 60 days; aygss;
days. Augustus Jackson, colored, larceny; SO
days.
Evening star., 1886-06-16

WALTER b WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucuoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-sTORY FRAME ON
WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
AND q SOUTHWEST NO. $40 THIRD
STREET, WITH VALUABLE LOT, 24XlOO TO
WIDE ALLEY.
By virtue of deed of trust dated October 3lst e.&
ID. 1872, and duly recorded in Liber No. us, i'll
Iolo 229 et seq one Of the land records for the S8
District OF Columbia. and at written request Of party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction in
of the premises, on SATURDAY, JUNE NINE
TENTH. @ 1856: AT SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. the follow
trct. and known as part of lot No. 81 in square No.
beginning for the at the distance of l6 feet
south from the northeast corner of said lot on Sd
street west and running thence south along said Sd
street "A feet thence west 100 feet to pu6lic alley
thence north "a feet and thence 100 feet said
3D. street and place of beginning.
Terms OF sale: Onethird cash, of which S75 must be
paid at time of sale balance in two equal payments
one aud two years with interest from day Of sale
cured by purchasers notes and deed of the
property sold Conveyancing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. Terms of sale to be complied with in
ten days after sale else Trustees right to
sell at risk and cost OF purchaser in default.
THEODORE A. CURTIS Trustee.
WIN. r. HOLTZMAN. Attorney. je9-1Ot
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A YOUNG HUSBAND SHOOTS HIS BRIDE AND
HIMsELF-No CAUSE ASSIGNED.
bell boy who answered q ring from room
25, in the Sturtevant house, New York, yester-
day afternoon, found the door locked and heard
groans within. When the door was burst open
young man and woman were found lying In q
pool OF blood on the door. They were Winfield
b. Thompson. twenty-four years OF ago, q west
erner and lately . medical student though not
70 any practical purpose, and his young wife
Genevteve, who hardly two weeks ago changed
her maiden name OF kahler 20 that OF Thomp-
ncy, and should have started for the husbands
home in the west ON Monday. They had
return from Boston last Wednesday, aud were
apparently as fond OF each other as turtle
doves. What brought about the terrible tragedy
remains . mystery. The wife, IL appears, be-
longed TO New York, her parents residing at
$50 west 46th street. She had not lived at
home Tor three years, however.
Evening star., 1886-06-16

A UNIoNIsr MANIFESTO To LIVERPOOL LIBER-
ALS-oRANGFNFN pRIIIINg

ALs-oRANGElIEN DRILLING.
Lord Derby and other prominent liberals
have issued a manifesto TO the electors OF Liv-
erpool, in which they say; Liberals must
choose between allegiance 10 Gladstone and
allegiance TO principles. Hesitation il impos-
sible. We appeal TO those who prefer patriot
ism 10 party 20 support the tnionist assoca-
ton, and To follow approved liberals like Mr..
Bright, Lord harrington, Mr.. Chamberlain,
Lord Selborne, Mr.. Goschen, Mr.. Ceilings. Sir
Henry James aud many Others. England is
bound To protect loyal Irishnen, OF whatever
creed. IL would be repugnanL 10 employ the
queens force TO compel unwilling people to
submit 10 "A government arising ouI of a system
OF cruel outrage and terrorism. How long
would the so-called safeguards last. The recon-
quest OF Ireland has become Inevitable The
home rule and land purchase schemes mean
disaster To Ireland and injustice Lo England.
They are pregnant with STRIFE, collision and
danger, involving many millions OF the hard
earned money ol taNpay ers.
The Leeds Mercury calls attention TO the fact
that MIR. Gladstone early last Dece mbcr wrote
10 Lord salisbury Offering 10 cooperate with
him in the work of settling the Irish question.
Ii is stated that MIR. T. A.. O'Connor tnation-
alist), member OF parliament tor the Scotland
division of Liverpool wItl, IN the coming cleo
tion, contest the borough OF Cambridge, Eng
land, now represented by X. L. Penrose-tilz-
gerald conservative, who was elected by .
majority OF los in "a total poll OF 5,5s4.
Mr.. Gladstone will on Friday next be nomi-
mated for the presidency OF the Scottish Liberal
association. The uuionists Will oppose his
election.
The loyaIists say they expect TO be able In the
coming elections To carry south Tyrone, now
represented by William O'Brien, home ruler.
and also South Londonderry, now represented
by 4. Nj. Healy, home ruler.
1t Is stated that the injunction OF the grand
master against drilling by OrangeInen during
the continuance of the troubles IN Belfast does
not prevent the Orange drilling at Rich Hill in
Antrim county, where, IL Is alleged, 1000
loyalists continue 10 practice military tactics
regularly.
Evening star., 1886-06-16

TO.MOkROW.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF WELL
KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS,
&C. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
DWELLING No. PIT FOUR RAND-A-HALF
STREET. BETWEEN PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
NUE. AND G STREET NORTHWEST,
COMPRISING
Parlor Suites Walnut Chamber Sets Wvlnut and
Cherry Single and Double wardrobes. Cherry
ChifiOnier, Mirrors, Rattan Rockers, Easy Chairs.
Tables Pictures, Cottage Sets, Bedsteads. Bureaus.
Washstands, Hair and OtherlMattresses, Pillows
and Bolsters, Sheets, Spreads TOilet-ware. Lace
Curtains. Portiers, Hat Racks, NJ. 7. Sdeboard.
Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Plated Ware,
China and Glass Ware. Sewing Machine (nearIy
new), Body. Ingram and Other Carpets through
out the house, Rugs Kitchen Requi sites, &c
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE SEVEN
TENTH,
COMMENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK,
we will sell at the abovenamed dwelling all the excel
lent and well kept furniture contained therein
which the attention Of buyers is respectfully called
jel4-3t
V,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
SPECIAL SALE
CARRIAGES. VILLAGE CARTS. coUPEs. COUP
ELETTE, PHETONs
TOP AND No-ToP BUGGIEs, &c
TENTH. 1856, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, in front Of
Iy Auction Rooms shall sell without reserve the
Three Village Carts. newly painted in complete
Oae sixseat Family Carriage.
One Four-Passenger Canopy Phatou.
One Passenger yarnished Wagon.
One HSTop sI,. EnS,spp,ng h; Buggy. made by W. D.
9ne 9ne roI Top BussSy;i si
be sold TO make room for bis extensive repair work
Two Ddspring Top BuFsiea
ONE %e ja%p,seat s,nsese a92 asr1issa. sass1eA
jeizst : ''" -'0 '"''' 'e '''o 70 cover AoVancea'
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctoneer
coTRE tARGE PHREEsI BAY HORSE, HORSE, SEVEN YEARS
AND SET nfa HAhNEss s,FSG ~ A1cHfoS. HNS GENTLE
TENTH. 1886, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK. tn front OF
my auction rooms. shall sell the above turnout with
THE ENTIRE STOCK
BAUNS DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
Consisting Of
SILKS. WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, FLANNELs,
WHITE GOODS.
and all such goods as are found in only frst-class
be sold at auction to the highest bidder
Ihls sale Is peremptory, and will commence at
Ten O'CLOCK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE THE SEC
OND, and continued until further notice COmfOrt-
able seats will be provided for all who attend The
sale wiz take place up the back building Of
store.
Y
CHAa BAUM 7th, 9Th and sts.
FOLEY, Auctioneer. my3l-2m
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jel6d&ds
.UNCANsON BROS, Aucuoneers.

DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucuoneera.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER
COLOR, ETCHINGS ENGRAVINGS &c, &c.
BY virtue of q deed Of assignment given to me by
store, No. 1875 PENNA. AVE, formerly Barlow's)
On FRIDAY, JUNE EIGHTEENTH, 1885, begin
ming at TEN O'CLOCK in the forenoon. all the stock
Of the said firm then remaining undsposed consist
Ing of
OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS.
ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS &c &C
AN ASSORTMENT OF FINE PICTURE FRAMES,
MOULDING IN LENGTHS, TOOLS AND
UTENSILS USUALLY FOUND IN SUCH AN
ESTABLISHMENT, AND ONE NEW MARVIN
SAFE. "
stock at private sale until Friday morning
Je14-At f l. WHITE, Assignee
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:" c. DUVALL, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUALE HOUSE AND
LOT KNOWN AS No. SO H STREET SOUTH
WEST.
Under and by virtue of certain deed of trust eet
bearing date the 18th day of May, 1875, and duly S
recorded In Lber No 7e4 folio 1892: one of the l2A
land records of the District fCoumbi the written
request OF the party holding the described in
secured si 6y sad trust, will; on MONDAY. the
IMENTi-FlRST DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1856, at
SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front of the premises, self
pubic auction part of lot two CD in square six hun
dred and fortythree 643 situate in Washington city,
D. G. the same having front of 26 feet and inches
ON II street by depth of 70 feet and inches, more
particularly described said deed OF trust together
with the improvements thereon. consisting of good
two-story frame house.
Terms Of sale: The amount of the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said trust and the expenses of sale in cash.
balance In equal installments ut six and twelve
months: notes OF the purchaser. secured by deed of
trust on the property be given for the deferred
ments deposit OF $50 required at the time of SALE
and all eonveyaneing at purchasers cost. Terms of
sale 10 be complied with in days from date of
sale otherwise the trustee the right resell
at cost and risk OF defaulting purchaser.
JOSEPH L. STEVENS. Trustee,
1e9-d&dS GA street NV.
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Bathers Who Shock the Ladies'

TO the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
Permit me through the columns of your val
liable paper to call the attention OF the COM
missioners and the public to the need of q
police patrol boat for the river front, and espe-
cially the upper Potomac. The beautiful scenery
and the short distance from the city attracts
large numbers Of our best people to take q sail
up the river. There are now two steam launches
that make regular trips. carrying a large num-
ber Of people. besides the small boats from the
different boat clubs. These parties are dis
gusted with the sight of men and boys in swim
ming, who do not seein to care if their persons
are exposed to the sight of the ladies in the
boats. Cannot something be done to abate this
nuisance and to permit the public to enjoy the
upper fOtOInac? "DECENCY"
A THIRD VERDICT.-Yesterday George E.
Moore obtained a verdict OF 81 900 In the Cir
cult Court, Judge Hagner. in his suit against
Harbour q Langdon, proprietors of LIE Droit
q sewer constructed in the park injured
verdict OF 30, 900 for plaintiff, and this being
reversed and the case remanded verdict for
defendant was filed. This verdict was also re-
versed.
Evening star., 1886-06-16
A Piano Made Of Pretty Girls.


A strawberry and ice cream festival was given
I'm the North Avenue NJ T. church, Allegheny,
last evening, under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid society, for the benefit OF the Woods Run
NJ. +. church. A novel and very taking feature
was the "humaniphone," which was KEEP; =
great secret from ali who Were not willing 10
place In the doorkeeper's hand the magic bit OF
silver which opened the door TO the ante-room
on the right Upon entering the room the
heads and shoulders OF nine young ladies were
visible above a screen extending the length Of
the room. All the young ladies wore masks,
and from their necks hung suspended 70 cord on
which was printed a musical note. IL did not
take the audience long TO discover thai the
"humaniphone' was simply human plano. IL
was played by Miss Nellie Schoyer. With =
wand she walked back and forth and each
young lady uttered @ different note ~ she
touched them with q wand. In this novel
manner Miss Schoyer play ed "Home, bwe0t
Home" yankees Doodle" and q number q
pleasing melodies.
Evening star., 1886-06-16
DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers


TWOSTORY FRAME DWELLING, NO. 436
STREET NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE TWENTY
FIRST, 1885, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, we
will sell in front of the premises
PARTS OF LOTS 13 AND II IN SQUARE SOUTH
OF SQUARE SIS, g.xsA
fronting Fl feet 8 inches on 1 street. with a imsI
depth of about so feet improved by well-built ~
2-story frame dwelling No 436 street
Terms: One-third cash; balance i'm one and two
years notes. to bear interest and be secured deed
of trust all cash, at option of purchaser. Convey
nncing etc. at cost OF purchaser. deposit of $1OO
required at sale. Terms to be complined with in ten
days, otherwise right reserved resell risk and
cost of defauiting purchaser after five days public
m3tce OF such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, d. c.
DUNCANSON BROS,
jel6-d&ds AuctiOneers
Evening star., 1886-06-16

II q n Ess
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINEy GOLDEN SPECIFIC
J,can be given in q cup Of coffee tea wfthontths
knowledge OF the person taking it Is absolutely
harmless. and win effect q permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient Is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. Irhss been given In thousands of
cases. and In every instance perfect has fol-
lowed II NEyER FAILS The system once impreg-
natsd with the Specific II becomes ufss< anposah
btaU ~ thsl1qaor appetite to exist
Foe SALE BY
DR. 8. II. WARE,
EBBITT HOUSE DRUG STORE
Corner l4th and streets also, r. K. HELPHEN-
sTTNE corner l4th street and Vermont avenue
Washington, ID. G.
cnuor write for pamphlet containing aundreds OF
s.ssarnonasl. rom the best women and men nom a
paxssof shs country. oc2AAeutA
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.
To make final settlement the heirs of the late -
Charles B. Calvert will sell on the premises i.T
WEDNESDAY, JUNE SIXTEENTH, 1856, at &9
fM the residue OF the magnificent Rversdale E-s-
tale 800 acres, surrounding the old mansion. This
famous property Is historical and the Of Clay,
WEBSTER &c, are still associated with il. Lying on
ooth sides of the B. K o. X. r. station about the
ter and only six miles from Washington its possbiIi-
Ties Tor division into lots and villa sites nsures its be
coming very valuable. With small outlay the build
lngs can be restored and with terraced grounds beau
tifu groves, lake, river. &C.. will again be charming
nome For dairyiDg. market gardening, nurseries,
&C. It's location Is unsurpassed And. taken with the
rapid enhancement of values of suburban property
and Its possibilities for subd vision. should in
vestors TO carefully consider this opportunity.
Terms of saie One-third cash; balance In one and
two years, with interest $500 deposit required from
purchaser.
Full particulars of w. o. L1GGET t9 CO., Baltimore.
Maps with THOS. j. FISHER & co. ie1-l0t*
Evening star., 1886-06-16

Judge Allen, Of the MASSACHUSETTS, supreme
ruling Mrs. Tabor's application for o rsboaring
of the divorce case. on the ground that at the
first tfial the matter OF Mr. Tabors alleged
adultery was not fully gone into.
The liberal local government or eeceeMon
party I'm Nova Scotia was successful at Tho
elections yesterday by . large majority.
The National Council United Order OF Amer.
lean Mechanics is in session i'm Richmond. Va.
two mulatto gfrls who assaulted 0f. Wsu0e aud
his sister--the latter being murders,l--havO
been caught near newmarket
The 3rd avenue car strike In Ne nk hae
been finally declared a. an end. Tue men an
pointed q committee asking the comISany q
reinstate them, but were told II Wa 20 lnta.
a. all their places were uited.
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THIS EVENING.
:" K. FULTON. Auctioneer.

III K. FULTON. Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
will sell by public auction my Store 1918 Penn
sylvania ave NV commencing TU EsDAY, JUNE
Forfeited Pledges from Nos GA to So 936 Safe
department. and from Nos 1S ,565 S5O4s of Shelf
silver and other cased watches: Gold Chains Charms
ngs Pins Braceets -. Eye
studs, Collar Buttons. &c; Gold Necklaces: Medal
Cuff Buttons studs: Collar Buttons: Pencils Pens
&c; Solid Slverware and Articles; Guns; Rifles Re
and Mechanical fnstruments: Blsnkets: 6uiitx . La
dies dies and Gents Clothing; Dress Goods; Cloths Va
Umbrellas Parasols Meerschaum Pipes; Smokers,
O'CLOCK. and evening" at SEVEN ocI5cK * until NH
jel1-ot* Pawnbroker and Auctioneer.
TYHoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer
CATALOGUE SALE
MISCELLANEOUS AND MEDICAL BOOKS
AUCTION ROOMS.
Corner Pennsylvania Avenue and Eleventh Street
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1e 1855.
Commencing at 7:3O o'clock.
NOW READY FOR EXAMINATION.
je11-d&ds THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
THIS Wise EVENING; E4.TI Sc AT HALE HALF;PAsT sEXEN Pm.
WATCHES, sILVERWARE, JEWELRY, BAN
rs sE sosRs Ss ~ SEls Eashf Sf
in the Manufacturing business, Sell the above
| isss sEvna s. until hxEEY vi asD.ssS q
Bargains may be expected
Evening star., 1886-06-16
AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers,
w 631 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
THURSDAY, JUNE SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN
O'CLOCK, AT OUR SALESROOMS, WITHOUT
REGARD To WEATHER. WEEKLY SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING GOODS OF
EHERY VARIETY; PARLoR WORK.
CHAMBER SETS, CARPETS, RUGS, MAT
TINGS, REFRIGE GERATORS
SENFRAL FINE SHOW CASES. &C. AND AT
EOFFURNITURESALEL LOT DRY GOODS,
SHEET1NG, SHIFTING. HOSIERY, FLAN-
NELS. &c, CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c. 1t
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b. M. BuncuAnD & Bro

0ner this week fresh lot oftheir superior Mixed
LEA, IN lo boxes. at SOC per lb The true value Of
Tea depends upon two factors viz, the deicAcy Of
the navor and the quantity OF water which t Will I'M
pregnate some are satisfied IL the Tea be sweet but
y makes difference in the value whsthex pound
VIII MAKE 90 or 100 cup@ Buy box and make some
1el2m.wAs PsnnsY1vanie AvenuA cor. ]1AsG
Evening star., 1886-06-16

Seventh STREET PALA1s RoxA1
sPECIALrIEs IN JEwELRY.
Childrens Warranted Gold "acid test" beautifully
Chased Finger Rings, 26c.
Rhine stone Finger Rings, Soc.
Beautiful Hoop Earrings Rolled Plate Csc. pair.
Mksde ace faI PnS DrSs ss.I M and COLD Plate
Rhine stone Collar Buttons. sc.
Rhine Stone studs. very fine. in Sterling silver and
Rhine Stone Scarf Pins. 25c.
Very nne Rhine stone Screw Studs SIC each, worth
Gilt Wire Bracelets with Shell Bangles, lOc each.
Fine Gold Plate Wire Bracelets, shell and Real Al
hgator Tooth Bangles. 25c each.
Very fine Rolled Gold Wire Bracelets Sea Bean
Bangles, with Breast Pins to match 49c. each.
FOR CoMMENCEMENTs.
Embroidered Hemstitched Hdkfs- &c., worth 25c
Pure Linen Printed Hemstitched HdkE. 1Oc each;
Fine White Linen Hemstitched Hdkfs IOc. each.
Ribbons all cOlors. Plain and Picot edge.
Oriental and Egyptian Laces
Swiss and Hamburg EmbroiderieA
swiss Embroidered Skirtings
Children's fine Lace Collars 24c
Feather Fans; coiors-Creatn. Pink, Blue and Card-
White Satin Fans. very cheap.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
GnoRoE II. KxEx
TAILOR
ala 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1886-06-16
Escape of a Condemned Murdcrcr.

TAMPA, FLA. June 16.-Mack Macrae, cob
ored murderer, under sentence To be hung
July 10th, escaped from Jail sunday night, taxi
ing with him the jailer's rife and ammunition.
Before leaving he told fellow prisoners that he
intended killing three persons, supposed To be
witnesses against him at the trial The murder
for which he was under sentence of death was
committed last winter, when he shot Jake
Stokes a. he was undressing in his own home.
A sherins posse is looking for the escaped
convict, but there is little hope Of his being
found.
Evening star., 1886-06-16
The Drink Question. Politics, and
ssPurity Reform

PROGRESS OF THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT IN
ENGLAND-AMERICAA AHEAD IN THE REFORM
THE COMING ENGLISH ELECTIoNs-ABoUT
GLADSTONE, CHAMBERLAIN, EDITOR STEAD
AND HIS PAPER
Evening star., 1886-06-16
AT THE SCHUETZENFEST.
A Night ut the Park on the Seventh
street Road.

THE KINGS CORONATION AND BANQUET
SCENES ABOUT THE BRILLIANTLY LIGHTED
PARK--MILD GAMES OF CHANCE-THE PER
FoRMANCE ON A RUSTIC STAGE.