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Evening star., 1886-11-26
Condemned Locals

In the Equity Court Wednesday Judge James
granted Maggie E. Yeager divorce from the
bonds OF matrimony with Samuel +. Ieager
and permission TO resume her maiden name of
Johnson. The charge was desertion-
William Jones, one-legged negro, who has
appeared in the dock before Judge Smell many
times, was there again yesterday and was ar
ralgned on charge OF vagrancy. 81 am all the
time guilty" answered Jones. "iou know 1
always aSknowledse everything you charge me
with tie got ninety days.
A pound party Tor the benefit of St. Joseph's
Orphan asylum, given at the National Rifles
armory last evening, was we'll attended and the
Results We're gratifying.
w. ). Hancock Post, Union Veterans Union,
had a camp fire at their nall Wednesday even
ing which was largely attended.
MIR. U. q. staples, proprietor of Willard s
hotel, received the third degree OF Masonry in
evening, and after the ceremony banqueted the
members of the lodge at his hotel.
Yesterday afternoon a white man named Lee
Padgect was severely cut on the leg by d hatchet
rebounding after il was thrown TO the floor at
The ferry wharf, southwest,by George Hoffman.
DIR. Adams rendered medical aid. and Padgett
was aiterward taken to his home in Alexan-
Oria, Va.
=, An enjoyable hop was given last night by the
Washington Light Infantry corps at their
armory. The attendance was large
The Irish-American club at "a meeting Wednes-
for the reception OF Justin Mccarthy, NJ. p, the
novelist and historian, who is TO lecture in this
city in December.
Wednesday evening the MignOnette Pleasure
club gave a pleasant complimentary dance and
supper TO a number of friends at Professor Cor
ming hall in East Washington.
James H. JaTbOe, well-known dealer in The
Center market, died yesterday at his home, 500
9th street southeast after a ten days Illness of
typhoid lever. He member OF Naval
lodge. No. 4, +. \. a. NJ.
The funeral OF Charles Prospect took place
Wednesday afternoon from his late home sol
sun street southeast, and attended by
Meade post, q. y. X. ana the Musicians ASSEM-
Diy, h. OF l.. The remains were inferred in
Congressional cemetery.
y pleasant literary and musical entertain
ment was given at Abner's hall by Harmony
circle last evening.
Prof. H. E. kaiusowski, of the National col
Iege OF pharmacy, has been appointed delegate
1rOIn the District OF Columbia To the national
lornuiary committee, 10 convene at New York
City December 3.
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NOVELTIES IS IMPORTED w RAps
SEATOE PERRY,


sEATOE PERRY,
(SUCCEssok PERRY <E BRcTEER).
INVITES AN INSPECTION OF Ills CHOICE
STOCK OF lMPOi,TtD WRAPS, WHICH
HAVE JUST BEEN OPENED.
NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND DEkLIN WRAPS.
NEW ENGLIs,u WALKING JACkkTS.
NiIw aSlIiAkHAN. SEAL PLUSH AND DAG
UNAL CLOTH NiSITES
NEW IMPORTED ULSIERS, NEWMARKETS
GENUiNE CAMELs, HAIR AND FRENCH
SILK, CHUEDA AND CASHMERE SHAWLS IN
CHEAT NAl;lLTY.
NOVELTIES IN HIMALAYA, SCOTCH PLAID
AND TRAVELLING SHAWLS
SILK SEAL PLUSHtlS tIiUM $50 TO SIS PER
YD.
NEW BLACK AND COLORED ASTRAKHANS
AT S4.UO, $500 AN u $500 PER I'D.
ga ALL COL CLJAkING CLOTHS IN BLACK.
NAVY. SEAL, MAXINE AND MYRTLE, AT
NEW LNGLlsH AND SCOTCH COSTUME
CLOTHS
FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS IN SUPERB QUAIL
TIES FOR LADIES TAILUk-MaDE SCIIS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF INPUltrED DRESS
FABtIts, FOX PLAIN AND CUMBINAIION
SUITS, kANGiNG FROM SOC. 10 $500 PER
ALL THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES IN
SILKS AND VELNETS.
TREFuUSsE AND PEitINOTS' KID GLOVES
HA- SPECIAL AlA RIM ENTFOI DISPLAYING
Hs- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenue cor. 9,h ST.
Established 1910. L2U
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OR IL Wild Staatl ,seGle.

TEXAN STEERS MAKE = MAD RUSH THROUGH
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
While Il herd OF Texan steers were being
driven through New York city last night, on
their way to Il slaughter house the East
river, they We're frightened by an elevated
train and s;ampeded. There We're forty steers
in the herd. The herd started in a mad g;llop
through the Streets despite all efforts to stop
them. A crowd OF passengers coming out Ot
tile Grand Central depot was scattered like
sheep. The steers gored several horses and
chased uniuckJ pedestrians. a lady III getting
out OF stage on 5in avenue was Knocked
down, bu; not seriously hurt. A boy was tossed
into an ash barrel. The drove kept on to the
North river. where they were stopped by the
water. they then started back lor the East
river running wildly through the streets, gor-
ing horses and upsettiEg pedestrians. -Four OF
the steers were snOt by the police and the rest
finally corraied and driven to the slaughter
house.
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MEETING OF PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT TO
IFS REMOVAL.
meeting OF the property owners OF lie Droit
park was held Wednesday night at Represen-
tative Butterworth's house TO take action in re.
gard TO u request OF the District Com missioners
to consider a proposition looking to the removal
OF the fences on the north of the park upon the
assurance OF the Commissioners that By SO do
ing the streets of tine park should be improved
After full discussion of the question in ali its
bearings, the following resolution was adopted
as the SENSE of the meeting: THAT the LIE Droit
fark association courteOGsly but firmly de-
cilneS 10 give It's consent 10 the removal OF the
lence across Linden street, ON the north side OF
the park, or any part thereof, or the connection
OF the park streets with those OF Howardtown y
Evening star., 1886-11-26

HAVING BOUGHT from a large importing
house OF New York city 1000 yards OF the ceie-
bra:ed BeliOn biIck silk IN remnants rangin.,
from q to / = yards. which cost To import from
Sl.31 To 500 per yard. according To grade, we
have divided these INTO two lois one Tot we
shall sell iOT - per yard and the other for 20
per yard: but Tor this Friday and Saturday
(our remnant dSySj only, and positively tor
them to sell SO cheap. These goods are war
ranted perfect and the best bargain in silk ever
offered. I4ANSEURGH & BRO.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

A RAINY AND DULL HOLIDAY IN WASHINGTON
BUT ABUNDANCE OF TURKEY.

A RAINY AND DULL HOLIDAY IN WASHINGTON.
BUT ABUNDANCE OF TURKEY.
Washington had q stormy Thanksgiving day,
and the streets were deserted during the day.
The attendance at the churches where Thanks
giving services were held in the morning was in
many instances small, on account of the pour
ing rain that was falling at the time, and the
inclement weather had a similar effect on the
audiences at the places OF amusement in the
afternoon. The business houses OF the city were
very generally closed, as the result of the move
ment for holiday tor the clerks. The day was
very generally celebrated in the homes of the
city where THANKSGIVING sacrifices OF turkey
were offered.
All the Cabinet officers took their Taanksgiy.
ing dinners Yesterday at their residences. Post
master General Villas entertained Private Sec
retary and Mrs. Lamont, Superintendent of
Foreign Mails Nicholas NJ Bell and m Chief Clerk
minister and his wife and the secretary of the
German legation dined with Secretary Whit.
ney and his family at the same hour.
At the Children's hospital forty children ate
a hearty thanksgiving dinner provided by the
friends of the institution. A number of ladies
The five hundred veterans of the soldiers
Home sat down to an old-fashioned Thanks
giving dinner at / O'Clock.
The ladies of the Central Union Mission, 900
ennsylvania avenue, prepared gran ! Thanks
giving dinner, which was free to ALL From II
to o'clock the tables were filed as fast as they
could be served.
Mrs. Whitney provided the thanksgiving
dinner for the Home of the Little Sisters of the
pounds OF turkey, 25 pounds OF rice, 50 pounds
OF cake, with candy for the ladies and tobacco
for the men. These articles were promptly pro-
vided.
Messrs. Woodward & Lothrop presented each
OF their married employees with a Thanksgiving
turkey Wednesday.
4 Thanksgiving flower mission service was
held at the jail by the followingnamed ladies
OF the Women's Temperance Union. Mrs. S. ID.
La Fetra, president; Mrs. II. b. Moulton, treas
nrer, ana Mrs. W. w. Eldridge, superintendent
OF the flower mission department.
Thanksgiving eve Redemption Tent, No. IA
l. y. H., celebrated its first anniversary at the
hall, corner OF East Capitol and 4th Streets The
exercises consisted OF vocal and instrumental
music, recitationS, ETC., interspersed with re-
marks by MeS>rs. Emmons, Maupin and David
son and followed by refreshments.
PoSTPONED.-It will be seen bv the notice
elsewhere that the sale OF Japanese and Chinese
art treasures advertised to take place at Dun
cinsOn Bros. art saieSrOOmS has been post pOn ed
until Friday and Saturday, December 10th and
11th, when, they de, lare, the entire collection
will Oe peremptOrly sold.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
a,nusemenIs Tonight

AmusenenIs IO.SiSht.
NATIONAL.-"Caprice.
ALBAUGH'S.-'Lorle."
HERzoG's.-"Against the Stream"
HAEkIS.'-'Eagle's Nest"
DIME MUSEUM.-Ethel Tucker.
kERNAN'S.-Three shows in one.
MANASSAS SPANoRAMA.-Day and evening
WILLARD HALL.-Prof Carpenter
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tic eHfiser.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
" NAsEINSToN, ID. t.. Nov. 26, 1856.
Indications JOr 24 Hours C5lameztcsssJ dl p. m.
Tt-sifE.
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Mr. English Not a Candidate.

indianapolis special 10 the n. y. Tribune, Nov. %
The truth of the rumor telegraphed from
Washington that William II. English would, as
a candidate for United States Senator, lead a
democratic revolt in Indiana against the adj
ministration is denied here. MIR. English said
to-day: II have never authorized anybody TO
say was Candidate. l am trying 10 attend
TO my own private business and leave
the nu0nle's alone y
Evening star., 1886-11-26

HAHN'S MARK-DOwN SALE No. inaugurateS
the semi-annual tTimming-dOwn OF stock Our
prices are known To be always the lowest but
when near the end of every season We begin 10
reduce our stock, our patrons know that this
means bargains, honest Boots and Shoes at u
real sacrifice. WM HAHN & Co
SIG 9Th ST. and 1922 Penna ave
Evening star., 1886-11-26

The PREDICTIONS of snowy weather may be
verified In u Very short time, though, of course.
we don't guarantee that il will within the
next twenty-four hours. But we believe IL 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 OF the man ufacturers,
Goodyear Rubber Co., Melville Lindsay, man.
ager, 423 9th Ist. n.w., between ID and +.
Quality our aim and we are never underSold.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

For THE HALL, hat racks. cherry walnut.
So.2o. VIM. H. Dunn's. 311 1th st. NV.
SPLENDID GLASSES, 81. Hemplers. Pa-av. & Al
Evening star., 1886-11-26

JOHN X. KELLY will have a Grand supply o
Roast Beef at his stalls tomorrow, Center and
Northern Liberty markets. None but city
slaughtered offered.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

For THE DINING ROOM walnut extension ta-
bles, $3.50, walnut cane seat chairs. Sd. 90 for
q; lounges, $500. VIM. Ii. Dunn's, 81 9TH ST.
II. W.
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For THE BED Room, walnut marbletop cham
ber suite, $500; bed lounges, $1,000: chif-
foniers, $1,000 VIM. III. Dunns, 311 9TH st.
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CITY ITEMS
For Saturday and Monday. ~ the Oriole

S22 Tth street:
Fur Trimmings per yard. 25c worth 35c.; 8
inch Fur, 39c, worth Soc; Gray Hare Acc,
69c. and S9c.; Beaver, 3 inch. 9Sc., worth 81 so;
Electric Gossamefs for Misses and Ladies', 9Se.;
Large Size White Spreads, 69c.; Ladies Cardi-
15c.; Children's Undershirts or Drawers, l5c.,
zoe. and 25c.; Ladies' Kid Undershirts or Draw
ers. S9c., 9Sc. and SIPS; Childrens Red I'm
dershirts, Soc; u job lot OF Cnildren's Drawers,
pair for 25c.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Cardigan Jackets for Boys and Men. 69c., S9c,
$1.23 and up to $2.75; Gents 25c. Ties, gle;
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers. SOC; our Best
Goods Tailor-made. 49e., worth zoe; Under.
dershirts or Drawers, SEC; Boys undershirts or
Drawers, 25c.; Men or Boys Fur Top Gloves,
Cloth and Jersey Gloves, 39c. and 49c.; Dog
Skin Driving Gloves, 9Sc.; Heavy Working
Gloves, SOC. 10 15c.
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FoE TIE PNRLOR. group suites in crushed
plush $40. .Ot,: pier mirrors, sI2.Oo maTbfetoE
tables, $3.50: rattan rockers. $3.50. VIM. Ii
Dunn >. :;Ii Eth -. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

JOHN R. KELLY sells none but Washington
dressed beef at his stalls, Center and Northern
Liberty markets.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Go To JOHN x. NELLY tor Washington
dressed beef, Center ana Northern Liberty
Evening star., 1886-11-26
r1,HE PROOF OF THE PUDDING

F1NHE PROOF OF THE PUDDING.-
Electric Hair Restorer is the only reliable root
and herb tonic existence free from lead sulphur
grease. Is Or sale by all frst-class druggists
generally. For years the public this and other
cities has asked to have The Electro AaIr Restorer
put upon ,he IL sfket, but lor hlly reasons did
not NOw the pubic Will be able a. purchase without
the necessity OF month treatment. hoesaie and
reail at the pariors of Mrs Dr. J. sEMMES, Derina-
tOlOgist, IL 10 Pennsy next door Paais
Royal. Consultation Tree. Scalp treated singly Or
BY tie month. ShampOOing and HAircuItiug
oc;SU3m
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Heavy COl0red Seamless Socks, pr 2Jc.
at tAuerbach IS Knit Jacket Depot, 1th anu IL. 1

at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, : 7th anu IL. 1
Now is the Time
To buy some rare bargains. Canton Flannel,
DC. per yard; balance OF our 3-Dutton Kid
sizes Beautiful W oolen Skirts for ladies, o9c;
mems heavy red Wool Flannel Shirts, oUc,
worth zoe; Warmers health Corset. yoc.; a
beautiful Substituted Corset, 30c.; red, black
anu drab Corsets, 4Sc. This Is positively rare
bargain. Chiidren's aii-wooi, hand.knit
Linen, loi.ic Red Table Linen, fast color, 24c; !;
W me FLANNEL, 1oc., l1c. and 2Gc. per yard;
beautiful six Plush, Doc. per yard; black and
get cur Cloak ana " rap department. Ladies
" raps Irom S1.os1.c. 10 Tie best. Chiidren's
Coa.s from s1-4S up and many ether good bar
gains. NJ. NEUMYEk,
$50 .th street ana 1920 Pa. ave.
Extra Heavy Canton FLANNEL Drawers,
ouc.,at AuerpAch Knit Jacket Depot, til q Ii.
Invincibic Flour
is made OF the best Minnesota Wheat by pat
ent process. II VIII make The nhest bread.
Give 1t a trial. Price very reasonable.
n. L. MEIzGER q Bro,
Az .tn st. DIV.
Extra Sleeves for slnit Jack cts, at Auer-
bach Knit ~acket Depot, .tn anu IL.
IEai,n's Mark-down Sale No. 4.
T0 reduce our stock, we offer for ten d3ys only:
Gents finest 30 custonmade, button, laced,
ana gAiteTs; pIia toes, sl.oO.
Gent 80 All call, hlnu-weit Boots, $500.
Gent s2.oo seamless Namp Shoes only s1.9U.
Gents s3 homc-inade Kip Boots, S2.45.
Boys CALI solid sole Boots, 81 SO.
Boys SI.1o Kip loot, now Sl.iS.
Boys AL leather 10 TO 81 button, S1.1O.
Youths cali and trencn KIP hoots, $3.50.
Youths reliable button andAiaceu, Soc. and
75c.
Ladies' So extra choice French kid button,
$3.50.
LADIES' SD straight goat and fair stitched peb-
bic goat, button, now $40.
Ladies' goat anu KID, button, S1.50.
Ladies S1.2o reliable button ana laced, now
95c.
Misses $500 fine hand-welt button, SI.75.
Misses ;: straight goat, spring heal, Sl.5U.
Misses worked hole spIins heel, bu,ton, 75c.
ChlIus 1oc goat, spring hee:, 6oc.
SIG 1tn 81. ana 1922 Ienna. ave.
Aueroach's KNIT JacAet Depot, 7lh ana ii.
Japan, OOIOn. and <iunpowder Tea.
at 5Oc. u pound. Splendid flavor.
n. 4. AE1ZGER q Bro,
Az 1ih ST. NV.
Extra Fine QEaiisy Heavy SaXony Wool
German Hand-hnit Socks pains ior 81, AT
Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, In and h.
Save 2J p. c. Go toJ. Z. Young's, 736 9Th ST.,
Tor Wraps, Shawis ana Ciotn Diess oouds.
Diamonds at Moderate Prices.
Gonts F.o,vor Scar. Ifns, diainond oeuters,S5
Ladies' q Earrings, $40
Solitaire Ring, y carat, perfect, so5.
tl.e Stone Cluster k.ng, pure white, s25.
Large Solitaire, u carat, S0U.
tair the solitaire Earrings, carat, 500.
- carats, 500.
We OILY keep the finest quality oi DIstllIonds.
) Il. HARRIS 4 Co., 432 1th ST., near h.
Don't Fail to attend Silverberg's Opening
November -, ut 3l2 u.w. )
A Pure Article Oi Wines or Liquors
at reasonable prices Hugh j. tcgan's, ju5 9th
ST. Old established family liquor store. 20
Fresh Alderney Butter armed every morn
Ing and delivered in l. I'D. Ward" prints, 45c.
pee lU. Also, Cottage Cheese and Yutterinllk;
sweet Mix Der quart. Cream 10 cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
SrYL1su DsEss Goops.

0MEcSPUNs, TRICoT CLOTH, PIN CHECKS,
IOAANS, &c. DC.
BAkGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
CAMEL'S HAIR uOME-SPuNS pure wool, wide
double width, 5Oc
BLANKETS. IMMENSE SIZE; cash value. So
pric" REDUCED 10 80. 10,
IH tOf CLOTH, all coIors pure wool, wide double
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, excellent quality
one yard and hal. wide. Immense double wdthj
50c.
ROYAL. SERGE, al ;voIors wide double fold II yds
for 81.
Ella, CASHMERE SlIAWLS pure wool, 81. so
HO tiE-SPU> DRESS GOODS, extra width Bic
COLORED SILK VELVET-, 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOI. BLANKETS So
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 1ac
FANCY SILKS. 81 AZ. 4oc
BLACK BkOCADE SILK VELVETS, S15O
BLACK SILKS, splendid assortment. 15, 81 81
S;l.2o, Sl.oU.
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASE, 81. a. Soc
Pair o: our handsome Dainask Towels, immense
size, worth 81 or IA large Bridal Quit, worm
Sl.rO presented To each Customer who buys $40
Evening star., 1886-11-26

For District of Columbia and Virginia, oc-
caSional ligE: SHOWS, slightly warmer, winds
generally soatheriy.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
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This Powder never varies A marvel of purity,
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude of low tests short weight alum or
phosphate powders SOLD ONLY IN CANS ROYAL
BAKING POWDER Co.. JOG Wall street. n. Y. oc24
Evening star., 1886-11-26

SEE OUR SUKToUT OvERCoATS, blue chin
cLiIIa, price SIS. (IeOrge Spransy. oO1 1th 81
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IARD-wIDE PERcALE. 6Lac., Stern's, 9O4 7tf

FOH THE KITCHEN, q chairs. S2.25; tables,
81. NV.
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G.. T. KEEN.
+. TAILOR
41A NINTH ST.

EDwARp j.. DESr g Go.
MECHANICAL AND STEAM-HEATIN0 EN0k
HEATING AND VENTILAT1ONs
ELEvATORS. Etc
Agents for Duplex Steam Heater, Nonpartel Steam
HeAlet. Rutzler a. hlakes Steam Heating npectaltie4s
L Graves 4 SONS Passenger and Freight Geyntorn.
Oc2e.3m 1zl3 STREET NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
DRESS SUITS for hire. Ala 9th street.

Don't FAIL to attend Silverberg's opening
Nov. %. at 312 9TH ST. NV
Evening star., 1886-11-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

| A MAN OF BUSINESS HABITS. THIRTY-FIvE
oa.T year old Sats 10 iogT 20 ys hoase
patents. Address iNDL sTRN. star Office II.
| VlTANTED--5 To 100 PIECES OF TENAS LAND
w scrip give lowest price per section. describing
ssue ana how long to run saMl- BLALMtAlL 10
ST Pau. So ba iImore. Md B.0-sts
A RARE oPPoRTUNITY.-THE GoOD-wILL.
II stock aud Iixtures AT bargain OF my wholesase
iii,d retail Grocery and Liquor Store can give
factory reasons for selling aud also that this Is sub
stantally the test opportunity available in the bis
tlci OF Columbia Tor wishing embarA into
3215 NJ ST. MesI Washington, ID.
Also, have four Iron Columns capable ol support
ing any weight desired n2,-:s~
E,'oh sAEE-A BARROnM AND FIXru REs.
Il one Pool Table, bagai.ile Table and three
room suites dong good legitimate business Apply
NOR SALE-1HE FINEST. MOST COMPLETE
II and one OF the best located Restaurants the city;
handsomely furnished chambers dc. VIII be sod .
money required If security is ample. Address h L.
I,NoE sALE-A GOOD PAYING CARRIAGE AND
II wagon business. finished and unfinished stock.
g9oa VIII dc Reas2n Tor selling Is TO leave e ciIy
Ga MEANLk rear southeast oorne, Az Il
aho fehhsylNania ave ~, n24-2t"
IGOR sALE-A RARE CHANCE-sIoCK FIN-
tures and GOOD Nil of Grocery nnd fruit Store.
Good reasons Ton ceiling Apply on premises. 10 IA ~.
GOODRICH. loo ii II. NV. n23sjl.
SIXlN SHARES Oh FMERGENTHALER PRIME
lag Gompany stock for sale in lots to suit bayer,
lHOR sALE-VERh CHEAP-A FIKsT-LAs5
II l;eardins House well established. location.
u "A
ply Commercial Office of DA y Ia. KAMEl. S3o
+ 81. NV n22-lws
& ,UMMkRCIAL OFFICE, 33s r ST NV; Ks
Ctao ished for the purposr dsposing of business
ciI.nCea such Drug store. Dry GoOds, Grocery,
a." by our plan you avoid all publicity which has
Injurious effect ON business Consult your oU A In
teresI by having your business II sale. al our
oiiiCe. Advertised fi,'e and sold comIuIssiun
nl.-im Respectfully. DANIEL kAMEN.
L>OR SALE-ThAT VALUABLE IIoIEI PROF
II erty known as the Harris HOUSE. located on r. 81,
between 18th and l4th sts. contains in
ect order, with elevatr; has a front of 30 feet
contains l,i5u square feet being lot D. square 2J4.
Terms: One Cash Payment: balance i'm ~ yearly pay
nlents. Rare opportunity to purchase valuable prop
ery and pay for the from proceeds of
ness. immediate possession given. House open Tor
lnspeclon Ior those desiring Information Apply ~
w. W. MEICALF, lo3l Vermont ave. nIs-2w
l.>oR sALE-A DRUG STORE IN oNE OF THE
IL best and most central locations n tine city offered
or sale, with the good will os the business the
lrietor wishes 10 retire therefrom. ANY Information
Will be given by addressing a. o. Box 532. nlo1m
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE
Il liable Western Farm Mortgage Co, Lawrence.
Kan. Capital and surplus, S25O.oOO. Carefully Sc
lected ist Mortgage Farm Loans payable In \, 4.
seven per cent Interest guaranteed Unrivaled IN
clliiies Absolute satisfaction. 10 years experience
National bank, law Kan, and hundreds of In
vestors For null Information call upon or ADDRESS
su2.-:Sm% SHAFER & RITZ .R- Frederick. Nd
Evening star., 1886-11-26
Elegant Silk aud Satin ScRrfs. 2Jc.. a
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and ii. 1


are offered for tomorrow at S. w. Augenstein's,
S11, S19 and S21 eth street northwest: silver
plated Casters, 92c., worth $3.50; 1 foot Step
Ladders, 6Sc.; loot, S2c.; u loot, Csc; large
Wash Tub, Zinc Wash Board, Clothes Lines,2
boxes Biueing and 80 Ciothespins. CSC; large
Ollcioth Rugs, 4Sc., worth 81; Brooms, 14c.,
1Sc. ana 24c.; halt dozen decorated Cups and
Saucers, 55c Chamber Sets. decorated with
moss rose and gilt lines, s3.4s. worth So;
Paste and one Brush, BE; nest of Spice
Boxes, lie; decorated Chamber Sets, SZ.4s;
half dozen colored GOblets, 2Sc; worth 5Oc coll
ored glass MoiaSses Pitchers, 14c.; Door Mats,
with coiored borders, dc, worth Zoe; half
dozen Cups and Saucers, half dozen Plates, 1
Meat Dish, Vegetable Dish and Basket, 9Sc.;
S1S decorated Dinner Sets reduced TO $l2. 81;
Wnisp Broom, box Backing and / Backing
Brush, Doc; Brass Library Lamps, complete,
S1.9S; halt dozen Silver-piated Knives; 7Sc.,
worth 81; Celery Glasses, l7c; As sheets Shelf
Paper, &C.; Japanned Slop Jars, 3sc.; Colored
Glass Gas Ciobe with fixtures, 24c.
Hest Grades SnXOny Wool Underwear,
Evening star., 1886-11-26

PoLICY HOLDERS WHO DO NOT LIKE IT BECAUSE
THE ASSOCIATION PROPOSES To BUY UP POLL
CIEs-A COMMITTEE APPOINTED To LOOK INTO
THE MATTER.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Pure Old Rye Whisky,
"a years old, the best to be found, 81. so gal.
Ion. Order Dy mail or telephone.
n. L. METZGER & Bro,
IL. .tn st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Hest Grades SaXOny Wool Underwear,
at Auerbachs Knit JACKET Depot, 9TH and ii.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Fresh Aldcrney Butter earned every morn.
Ing and delivered in l. 10. Nv ard" prints, 45c.
per lU. Also, Cottage Cheese and Butieriniik;
sweet MILK DC. ler quart. Cream 10 cents
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Jordan w. Maury, Il broker, OF Richmond
Va, is dead.
Evening star., 1886-11-26
THE PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.
nool ap., o,l =,

ENpR E-ENCNCIOPAEDIAS JAMES PAR
Il Ton, the celebrated historian and hiogr SAW
ihat IN every house where there is places. OF APP
pietons SNciopaeuia like s,diIig the family
To college" This Mort1 all the Volumes can be ,,l
taned at once on small monthly pay menIs by addr,Sr
ING i-S. star ofllce.
Evening star., 1886-11-26

Extra Fine QEaiisy Heavy SaXOny Wool
German Hanu-Anlt Sucks. D pains ior 81, at
Auerbach' IS Knit Jacket Depot, Ia and h. 1
Evening star., 1886-11-26

A Pure Article Oi Wines Liquors
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. tcgan'a, .ju5 9th
ST. Old established Iani.iy liquor store. 20