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Evening star., 1886-11-27
Affairs in West WASHINGTON.

GRAIN RECEIPTs.-Canal boat Morning Star
arrived Yesterday with 5000 bushels oI corn
and 900 bushels Of wheat. Canal boat Mary
land arrived with $500 bushels of wheat and
1,oOO bushels OF corn Tor Hartley Bros. Whe at
sold on change yesterday at so cents to 80
cents per bushel. Corn sold at As cents to 46
cents per bushe!.
NoTES.-No arrests were made in this pre-
clnct yesterday.-Otficer Greene returned
nome alter successful hunting tour through
Loudoun county, Va.-In the neighborhoOd
OF S1OO Was realized by the concert given at
Curtis school hal for the Congress Street NJ. F.
church on Thanksgiving eve.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WAFER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, "a; con.
d!tlon, 2. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
40; condition ut north connection, q; south
connection, 10. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. 45; condition at infiuent gate house.
26; condition at ett1uen: gate house, SO.
The Chicago branch of the sash, door and
blind factory OF Carlton, Foster & Co., of Usil-
kosh, Wis, who failed Monday with liabilities
al 500, has been closed on attachments
from the superior court
Evening star., 1886-11-27
Death of An Old Citizen.

He SAW THE BATTLE OF BLAHENSBURG AND
THE BURNING OF THE CAL IToL BY THE
BRITISH.
Mr.. Patrick Crowley, one of the oldest natives
OF this city, died last night at No. 1920 26th
street northwest. Mr.. Crowley was born in the
year $500, in the neighborhood Of the court
house, in this city, and when boy worked in
the press-room OF the old National Intelligencer,
and was subsequently preSsman of that estab-
lshInent TIL about 1880. AS boy he followed
the military to Bladensburg and was witness
oi the retreat OF the Americans and the destruc-
tion OF the public buildings here by the British.
About the year 1880, he engaged in the con-
tfacting business first taking a section OF the
work on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, and
afterwards he Quilt several sections OF the Bal
tlmOre and Ohio railroad above Cumberland
He also did considerable contract work tor the
corporation OF Washington, and conf
missioner ot streets OF the 4th ward under the
old municipal government. He was the last
Presbyterian church, and had been for half a
century an Odd Fellow and Mason, holding his
membership i'll Central Lodge No. L, OF the for
mer order. and Federal Lodge, No. l, of the
latter, and he was probably the last member
OF the old Washington Guards, commanded by
COL w. W. Seaton. Il crack organization of half
Il century ago. He was also Que of the earliest
members OF the Oldest Inhabitants So
cleiy. lie leaves q widow, (a sister OF Deputy
Marshal Phiiiips) and five children, all grown
-Mr. John Crowley, OF the Alexandria Ferry
vail, oi this city: Frederick Crowley, OF Illinois,
and Gideon Crowley, OF Arizona. The funeral
Will take place at two o'clock on Monday after
noon.
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Oun LITTLE GRAsDcH11p
CLEANSED, PURIFIED AND BEAUTIFIED BY
THE CUTICURA REMEDIES

Ii ahOrds me pleasure give you this report of the
cure Of our little grandchi!d by CUT1CURA REM
EDIES When six months old his left hand began TO
swell and had every appearance of large boil. We
poulticed II, but all to purpose. About five months
after 1t became running sore. Soon other sores
formed He then had two of them each hand, and
as MS DiOod came more and more impure il took
less time Tor them to break out A came on the
chin beneath the under lip. which very Offensive
His head was one solid scab, dscharging great deal
This was his condition at twenty-five months old
when undertook the OF him, his mother having
died when he was little more than year old con-
sumption tscrofula of cOursel He could walk little
but could not get up If he fell down. and could not
move when in bed, having use of his hands lin
mediately commenced with the CUTICURA REMEDIES
using the CUTICuRA and CCTICUHA SOAR freely and
when he had taken bottle OF the CUTICURA RI:soI
VENT his head was completely cured. aud he was ms
proved in every way. We were very much encour-
aged and continued the of the Remedies for year
and a half One sore after another healed q bony
matter forming in each one OF these five deep ones
Just before healing, which would finally grow loose
and were taken out: then they would heal RAPIDLY
One OF these ugly bone formations preserved After
taking dozen and half bottles he was completely
cured and is now ut the age of six years. strong aud
healthy child The scars on his hands must aiways
remain; his hands are strong though once feared
he would never be able 10 use them. All that rhy-
sicians did for him did him good. All who saw the
child before using the CUTIcURA REMEDIES and see
the Child now consider it a wonderful cure If the
ABOVE facts are OF any use to you at liberty to
use them. MRS E. S. briggs,
May ., 1885. 612 E Clay st, Bloomington Ill
The Child was really in o worse condition than he
appeared 10 his grandmother. who being with MIN
every day, became accustomed to the disease
MAGGIE HOPPING.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold everywhere CUTICURA, the great Skin
Cure, 5O cents; CUTIcURA SOAP an exquisite Skin
Beautlfier, 25 cts; CUTICCRA kEsOLvENT the new
Blood Pnrifer. VI 90 Prepared by the POTTER DRUG
ND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
ITCHING, Scaly Pimpy and Oily Skin beaur,6ed
by CUTICURA SOAP.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
A,nuSen,enIs Tonight.

ALBAUGH of Savoy"
NATIONAL - Caprice" and "Dangerou
News
HARI;IS-'-''Eagle's Nest
DIME MUsEUM.-Ethel Tucker
kERSAS S.-Three shows IN one.
HEEZOG' G's--''Against the Stream"
MANASSAS PASORAMA.-Day and evening
WILLARD HALL--Pro1 Carpenter.
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Sns kh sns a ! ! MMMM M IN +" ssss
sBB 4 uU Mn Il & ssss
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE
IN UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
POSITIVELY FOR THIS WEEK ONLY

large assortment of Chenille Portieres per cen
OFT OF marked price.
A beautiful line of Tapestries for coverings ant
portieres, 10 per cent off of marked price.
Felt Drugges, regular price, So. 75 10 per cent of
New Designs in Chenille Table Covers, 121a per cen
off of marked price.
Allwool Ingram Art Squares 10 per cent off O
mark ed price.
40 pair Raw silk Portieres So. so pair
Lace Curtains Russian Border 3la yards long, taped
$l.5O pair.
Sultana Drapery for Curtains. This is something
entirely new, and has the effect of rich Madras war
ranted to wash. only 2Oc = yard
Curtain Poles Brass Fixtures, complete, 25c
New line of Holland Shades, s5c
Stair OiIcloth, so patterns 1Oc yard
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT
Ladies' Seal Plush Newmarket, slightly pressed
from packing satin lined nutria collar and cuffs 90
inches long. Original price, S6S Special price, $35
English Checked Jackets, tailor-made two rows ball
buttons. $5 go.
We beg to call attention to the fact that we still
have on hand fine line of English Check New
markets. with capes and hoods. This Newmarket is
perfect fitting garment and gives in all cases. per-
feet satisfaction
SEALSKIN GARMENTS. =
The cold wave is reminder that extra heavy
wraps are really necessity Our stock Of Seal Gar
ments is in every detail irst-class 1t will pay you
to examine our stock We keep nothing but Alaska
Seal, London dyed. and prices are the lowest
JACKETS.
In Boucle, Astrachan. Diagonas, Checks Plaids and
all the desirable materials present used in the
ufacture OF these garments.
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
COLORED SkIRTS-One lot with two embroidered
bands above ox-pleated rufties, worth ST. Special
price. S3c.
One lot of Black Farmers Satin Quilted Skirts lined
with good canton flannel. 79c.
Another lot of Underwear, consisting of Chemise
Skirts Drawers and Corset Covers, 25c each. These
goods are well made and of good quality of muslin
All styles and prices. We have just received q new
lot OF the improved "Lotta BustIes' in S and Z
rows. which we will dispose of at q very low price,
Evening star., 1886-11-27

THE PREDICTIONS of snowy weather may be
Serihed in "a Very short time. though, of course,
We don't guarantee that il will be within the
next twenty-fOur hours. But believe it is
wise for every one who needs rubber boots,
rubber shoes, rubber coats, rubber gossamers
rubber horse covers or anything in rubber to
secure them immediately y OF the manufacturers.
Goodyear Rubber Co., Melville Lindsay, man
a2eF, Alb 9th tst. n-W., between ID and T..
Onality our aim and we are never undersold.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Bradley ct al agt. Herr: sup-
gestion OF death OF defendant; administrator
substituted as defendant. United States agt,
sumed.
EQUITY CoCRr-Judge James
Yesterday, United States agt Morris: appear.
ance OF absent defendants interested in Po-
toinac Flats ordered. Rotz agt. Metzler:
Charles n. Walter appointed trustee. Johnson
junction. Burche, guardian. agI. Burche. CON.
Eeyanee OF interest OF infant defendant ordered.
Roiilugs agt. Roilings; Geo. w McElfresh an
pointed guardian OF Laura Roliings. Thrus-
ton agt RAIDER; commission 10 take testimony
In baltimore ordered to issue. Burke AIT
burke; testimony before John A. Clarke ex.
aminer, ordered taken.
PROBATE CoURT-Jttfge JONES.
Yesterday, estate of Pierce Butler Carlisle. in.
Vcntory returned. Estate Of Lilean K Russell:
petition for probate OF will and letters tesla,
mentary f1ied. In re Ada X. KirkWood: Horace
Is klrkwood appointed qua rdian: bond. 81 600.
E.state OF r: II. Morgan; bond liked at 81 200.
guardian; nominal bond. viii of Daniel stew.
art; Hied. Wilhof Isaac Entwisle: fled proven
admitted To probate and letters issued to Jas
w tKinson on bond OF $1,000. Estate of w. +,
wallace; order tor transfer of bond Estate OF
arthur Foster; exceptions to account OF col.
'lector filed. ~
POLICE COURT-.Juef0e NaeH
Yesterday, Charles Meredith Carving n MIS-
.oi on street southwest; 500 or ninety days
samuel Johnson, profanity In a house on 1tttb
slrse,: 30 or seven days. George Platter loud
dav dnvs ooIs,efSus on l3A street; So or iifteeu
DanieI Bnchannan, profanity ON 9Th streeI
northwest; so or seven days. Michael Malonev =
profanity on street; coliutorai forfeited. Geo
fox' disoroeriy on Sth street; do.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
IcssELL.s Ice cream. CharIot,es and Candies.

J. ". BorELEE sons ESTABLISHMENT. 323
Ieun~y ~yiyaEid avenue. presents more than
usual attractions f0T citizens and strangers in
ecstfch 81 CHINA. S.asS, plated goods. bTODZeS,
cauiucI. table and mauJtl ornaments brIc-d-
bTtc. weGulnS and other presents. Ihe best
li:;sf UctUTeT> OF ali nations represented by
theIr latest and most desirable products in
iuteicr Il sons stock, TO which the; solicit an
inspection. As sheIr stock il oil their direct
IN surii ron they are enabled To offer great
dDcemcnts 10 purchasers, and at very low
lEJCe~.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
CITY ITEMS.
Bargains I'm Jewelry
AT FRANKS.

A gift most appreciated Is one that will last
From my stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Silverware ana Cutlery you cannot fail to make
good selection. The low prices and reputation
OF the house is a guarantee that all will be
treated fairly. Presents selected now will be
safely stored till wanted. VIM T. NJ FRANK
s&w,7 457 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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THE NATIONAL DRILL.
Assuming Large Proportions.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN oRGANIzATION.
REPRESENTING TwENTY-sEyEN STATES.

REPRESENTING TwENTY-sEvEN STATES.
The correspondence for entries for the ma
tional drill has swelled to unexpected proper
tions. A tabuated statement just made by the
managing secretary shows that letters have
been received from 107 separate organizations,
representing twenty-seven different states
These are distributed as follows: Alabama, 5;
Connecticut, T.; District OF Columbia, g. Florida,
1; Georgia, 3; Illinois, 5; Indiana, 3; Iowa, 5;
Kansas, 1; Kentucky, 3; Louisiana. 4; Maine,
i; Massachusetts, 2; Maryland, 3; Michigan, a.
Minnesota B. Mississippi, 5; Missouri, 8; New
Jersey, 3; New York, s; Ohio, q; Pennsylvania,
2; Rhode Island, a; South Carolina, 2; Tennes.
see, u; Texas, 2; Wisconsin, q. The distribution
of these troops shows: Three cavalry organiZa-
tions, Il piatoons of light artillery and gatling
guns, D zouave corps, . regiments of infantry,
! battalions of infantry, bands, drum corps
and the rest separate infantry companies.
The subscription TO the guarantee fund foI
prizes, ETC.. amounting TO $4,000, was raised
within three weeks time ana was closed before
any decisive steps Were taken. II shows ninety.
seven names OF men in varied business and pro-
fcsSions, making the average subscription
about SOL $40 each.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

HANDSOMELY ENGRAVED HUNTING CASED
Soliu Gold Ladies' Stem Winding Watch. good
Ilmekeeper; a specially for the holidays; only
$50. sold elsewhere for SO. Jacobs Brothers,
1229 PENNSYLVANIA aypuue
Evening star., 1886-11-27

The largest and finest selected stock of bed
room, paTIOr. library and dining room furniture
III LIE ely. For style, finish and workmanship
GeIy competition.
our Speeialties.
Easy chairs in leather and pushes library
chairs. Russian leather; iadieS' Secretaries and
writing desks, gentlemen's secretaries and
library desks, pedestalS in ebony ma ahOgny and
cherry, plush top tables, reception chairs. our
rattan chairs Tor style ana beauty are unex-
cciicd. No trouble To show goods to those only
looking.
REEIIRARrIIs Enrniturc E,rnrnrir,n
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To REDUCE THEIR STOCK. Nm. Hahn Il Co.'S
Reliable ~uVc house. SIG tn street and 1922
ISnn>N NlNdnia aVeI4ue. are nOw holding their
semtahntjal msrk-dOW II sale. see last night 5
STAR apr special reductions. The statements.
as tine goods of this house, can always be relied
Evening star., 1886-11-27

WE SELL \ HANDSOME SOLID GOLD Gents
Eigin or Waltham stem Winding Hunting
CaSed Watch for SIS; guaranteed a superior
tlmepIece; a nice holiday gift. Jacobs Brothers,
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

JUST RECEIVED, IL fresh lot of imported cigars
and "a fine lot of brandies and coguac all my
own importation. 4. n. SAUTTER,
No. .,U2 9th st. H. w.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

CANE, FISH AcSD Observation-Disclosures back
Tersui.i1. >i.Cer>. canvas Back, I;ed Head and
M3ii1rC Ducks. kenHebcc salmon and all kinds
81 ; lr>.s and salt Water Fish can be mad ut X.
y. Go-Ecn'- Potomac came and Fish Stalls,
Center Market. Telephone SiT-:.
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DRESS SUITS Tor hire. Ala 9th street.

w. BERENS. matchmaker and ieweler, 1O1 s
9TH street northwest, has just received a large
assortment of watches and jewelry for the holi-
day trade at Very low prices.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

IRE HOLIDAY OPENING 1T the Palais Royal
colGnicl.Ces Monday, November 10Th. The
souvenirs oi the occasion should attract general
attention.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

FoR THE BED Room, walnut narbIetop cha m
Der suite, $500; bed lounges, $1,000: chit
1oniers, $1,000. VIM. II. Dunn's, 311 9TH st.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

E3IBEO1pEKED Moss Rose Buds given away
Monday. November 10Th. from . 10 = H., at
opPeni.euners, J-,S 9Th street northwest
Evening star., 1886-11-27

Or EItE DINING Room, walnut extension Ia
tte>. S"."V; walnut cane seat chairs. $3.50 FOR
q; iOucSes, $500. VIM. Ii. Dunn 5, 31l 9Th 81.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

BRIGHTwooD RACES Tuesday, November so,
=.
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REI-.xGEs,s ice cream. 255 G st. NV.

PHOTuGRAP PIIS.-ke euSiDgtOn Art Gallery $40
ISnna- ave, nne WORK, best Instruments in the
world, variety OF backgrounds. Cabinets from
- "a Dozen Get your SlttingS and orders in
soon to avoid rush ior Christmas. Open first
Sunday IN month. Christmas and New Years.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

IARD-wIDE PERCALE, 612c., Stern's, 904 9Th.
JUST RECEIyED, u large invoice of the ceIe-
brated Deinhardt X Go. Rhine and MOseIl
wines, at Chr NanGers wine vaults No. 9U9
9Th street northwest
Evening star., 1886-11-27

HANDSOME CEIESTAL PEARL OPERA
GLA--i-. cur OYyn importation, only $3.50.
Sod ei>ey here ior S12. Jacobs Brothers, 1929
Pctitsy wanna avenue
Evening star., 1886-11-27


The lady managers OF the National Horneo-
Iaih4c hospital have secured the National the
ater for the fourth week in January for the pro-
posed hirmes, and appOinte additional COM
1nlttees To- ala in making arrangements
Miss Clara Barton, by invitation of the
thstFity Organization society of Ihiladeiphia,
VIII deliver at their annual meeting next Mon
uaN evening the address on National Caiami-
lies and IndiV iduai Efforts" which She deIty-
cred at the annual meeting OF the Charity
organization society OF Washington MIS-
SARA A. Spencer il invited by the Philadelphia
sVcety 10 attend the meeting with Miss Barton,
and they VIII go together, returning to Wash
1nEton Tuesday morning.
About 1:3O O'Clock last evening as Mrs VI HI
iuTTh WAS crossing 9TH street. between r and
size was struck 10y bicycle and knocked
HoWn. There Was no warming by light belI
anu tue bicyciisti after picking up the LADY ,
1ode OH Mrs burch was badly bruised.
DinseTolis News, ccmcdietta. written by
Miss Minnie 9Iadderu herself, will be enacted
az the National theater this evening. previous
u the regular bill, Caprice"
There will be a public debate between the
.eHeTsol Literary Society and the y. NJ 4. y.
Debating S0ciety next Monday evening in the
Jefferson school building The question is
tseSO4Ved- That a Protective Tarsi is Detri-
mental 10 the Republic"
IHE IrrNORE CLUB ELECTIoN.-Atthe last
regular meeting OF the Wittmore club held M
Ine residence oil Mr. benjamin Charlton, 1928
" street northwest, the following officers were
Slectedf for the ensuing term: Prcsident-Eugene
.Addie BGTr and Miss Lille Graves; secretary
rank y Fletcher; assistant seeretary-Miss
A'+--4' tttstSuItf-AIiSS MItide GIsLFk.
GiTectorS-Miss ayra i. Hilhnan Miss Annie
.dcpinlel, Miss Mary Barnes, Miss Mary Rec
S9T, All>s belle Twombley, Dr. and Mrs. John r..
.Ae~uian, Mr. Henry Bolton. Mr.. VI. T.. Wright
Hf. /" L Gray, Mr. JOnn Downing and Mr. T.
r Aasker The literary and musical program
We especially Interesting. The present club
membership Is 1SO.
Ills FILED--Y esterday the will of Lillian
kendali Russeii was filed. She beuneaths 10
E1icana Wilson Tor the tender care OF her
mother. Mrs. Kendall, during sickness So 600.
70 Eleanor Carson fairo 81 900, and to John
Bake hendal!- her brother, all the family
plate The remainder of her estate is left 10
her husband. Philip q. Russell who is named
executor. The Will OF Matilda Florence ad.
United 10 probate yesterday, beaueatls the
Daik OF her property To Flora H. Stanford.
There are minor bequests To her nephew John
A Hayward, and four nieces
SAEE OF LOCAL STOCKS AND RoSDs-On
Monday next at O'Clock Duncanson Bros will
sell at their auction rooms 9th aud ID streets :,
Quantity OF some OF our best local stocks arnono
which w. * e. X, X. Go. d per cent bonds vii
De found See advertisement for details
Evening star., 1886-11-27
I1NE roErRAIrs. Kets Kemstay. 100 Pa. ave

HEADQUARTERs Tor Gents Fine shoes in all
the leading 81 yles- Strictly one-price.
MRS. ". If. RICH,
Gn.ca
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
NASHINGToS. IL. e.. Nov. %, 1SS6.
Indications Jor "a Hours. Commencing d1 3 p
T3-sf0B.
For District Of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, slightly warmer. variable winds
IMPORTANT To TRAvELERs--W hen you visit
New York Stopat the Buckingham hotel, Fifth
avenue, kept on the European plan- Very CEN
fraiiy located for either transient or permanent
guests; near the Grand Central depot and quite
accessible by either elevated or surface rail-
roads. also 10y stages which pass the door every
few minutes. This magnificent hotel is ele-
gautly furnished and has splendid public par
Tor, Tor ladies and gentlemen smoking rooms,
billiard rooms. private dining rooms, etc. etc.
IL has rooms varying IN price rom 81 per day
upwards. also superior accommodations for
families Wishing TO make either long or short
stays. The restaurant is unsurpassed and the
prices reasonable.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

For THE HALL, hat racks. cherry or walnut
800. Wm. II. Dunn-s. 81 eth 81. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

io~ T FAtL to- attend Siiverberg's opening,
Nov. -, - .jI2 1th ~. INV.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

HORSE BLANkETS AND CARRIAGE ROBES
cheap tor cash, AT SANFOKDs. go / st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-27

TnE ~ A11oSAL s, LIRE AND MxRwrr
ASSOCIATION. Oh WASHING lON, ~ r.
lzlo Street Northwest
Issues MATURITY POllCIEs, payable Ia Cash n
the Expiration of Five aud Zen Years. aud
L!FE INSURANCE POLICIES
Guaranteealn IN Amount hnd with Absolute Limit of Cof
Parties IaAini!iar with Lie are nyited 10
examine the plan. Those IN Information
can always obtain It at the Office Assocision
OffiCths:
Aorato Browning president:
MiiliaSn e ClsrA. Sice-Iresident:
samuel Aorment treasurer:
Geo. y. Eldfadge. secretary and gen1 manager.
JOAN T. Larner counsel;
4 y kldaelle n. D.. medical director:
Sohn H. de1xer, general agent.
Geo. J. EA6terdAy, assistant cashier,
DIRECTORS:
Horatio Browning seymour W. Tullock,
samuel Norment, no Ifoltxman.
William K Clark. r. 4. haker
James /. barbour, James L Norr1s.
6obert boyd. John a. Larner,
tr&nk Hume. r. q lsidoeIle
Levi Woodbury. n23-3m
FALL AND WINTER 'ss AND 80
Enu line Of our own lmportaaous FRENCH.
E&GL1eH and SCOTCH SUiTINSs. ovEfSNoA1-
lN09 and f6OOeE81NJ0 - the lmporLng Tailor
tng knsahl1nhmone.
II. d. BARR
oe14 x211 eeunsylvan1a 40
Evening star., 1886-11-27

TRY THOSE delicious Peach Mangoes at
Tyan's, l4llNeI, York avenue
Evening star., 1886-11-27

BKEITBARTH 5 Furniture Emporium,
odd Fellows Hall, 1Ih ST. Ii. W
Evening star., 1886-11-27

RUNAWAY, SMASHED BUGGY AND Two
ARRESTS.-4 eSterday afternoon three young
men, Michael CudmOre, John Babington ana
VIM Storch, were driving up Pennsylvania
west the horse SHE'D, upsetting the buggy and
throwing the occupants out. Luckily none of
them We're injured. The horse was eau: ht by
FRANCIS Burdett after smashing the buggy.
Michael CudmOre and John BaDington were
both locked up on the charge OF being drunk
and diSorderIy.