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Evening star., 1886-11-08
CAUGHT ON THE Fly.

That there consarn beats my time" said the old
uhe cothier. commercially to the friend of his
youth III puzzles me where they buy the goods.
CAL come across such elegantly cut. trimmed and
made clothing for men and boys as they have con-
stantiy In stock: and then. the prices they mark
EN- Whew! tell you. sir. It knocks me clean out
don't want 1t TO go no further but they're doin'
The business Of this town, sure Now l kin stand
most anything. but when my next door peighbor
Simpkins calls on me- all dressed up to kill in M ost
perfect fitting and stylish suit clothes and his two
little boys likewise. and asks me wha- think of en-
and gueses he had them all made TO order and saws
ms suit was worth $50 and his little BOYS worth 500
each and he cooiy informs hisn cost lust Sl5 and
MS Two little boys $3.50 each and he bought 'em all
ready mace from
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
@it nke kickin myself ali over town. Just think
OF my bein long in the ciothin business and bein
trapped into an expression OF opinion 50 far OF nom
the true facts Why. sir. slmpkins must think
don't know nothin' about the business any ore and
between you and i, I'm beginning to think 90 myse,f
Ieasaways as lis conducted the northwest corner of
Ttn ana sts And, then IL makes me mad 70 hear
50 much about the perlite manner In which that
crowd treat visitors whether they go to look or buy
NOW, don't go minute I've . lot to say to YOU
You must en-! Maybe the next thing I'll hear Is that
you have been an gone and bought your Overcoas
from that there
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NV. CORNER .TH AND d Sta
tALL BLUE sIoNs)
M ]. NJ GRADY. Manager
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Ar SILvERBERG.s.

Ar SuvERBERc,s.
al2 7TH STREET.
Nursery Chairs 4oc
Sha1oEea . Rocking Chairs, 49c.
High Chairs 59c
Game seat Hugh Chairs SOC
IArpet seat Rockers 9Sc
WILLOW Rockers 9St.
Willow Nursery Chairs 99c.
Al siLSERBERG'S. 3l2 7th street
Nail Brushes, SC
Imported Tooth Brushes lOc
AL Brlsrie Clothes Brushes 25c
All Bristie shoe Brushes. l2c
AL Bris,le Hair Brushes. 25c.
AT sILvEkBERG's. sl2 7sh street.
Beyeed Plate Hard Mirrors 25.
Beveed Plate Hand Mirrors 3.Ac
6eFeisd Plate Plush Border Mirror
Fancy shapes. Beveled Mirrors. 50 and 90
iOxl4 French Plate Mirrers. s9c
ftrsh Frame Beveied Mirrors, 49c.
Al SfLVESBERGS 3l2 7th street
g Foot fne polished Curtain Poles. in Walnut. Ash
Eb01y or Cherry, .yc. 80 ->S>~
Also 8. 8. 10 and IL foot lengths wi,,.bs.r
prices. 'e ~" s"'
AT sILvERBERG'S. 312 9TH street
Large Oleographs in gilt frame, 99c
f&nei Oli fant,nys. gilt frame, Sl.49.
Large Oeographs In siit frame. Sl-9 -9S.
Large on Paintings, 22x36. from $50
The Newest subjects in Ar,olypes. A9c.
Al siLVERBEkGS. 312 7th street,
Brass Photo Frames. new design Ice
Plush Photo Frames, handsome, 25c.
Large Git Photo Frames, 40c.
Fine Bronze Frames from poc.
Handsome Pressed Oak rames 0oc
Deep oiit Photo Frames. S0c the largest stock
of Toys TO be found In the city. ~
sIL ERBERG'a
no2 3l2 sth 81. and 3l3 sth ssn.w
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Mrs. John Il. Given's Death.

LIED FROM \ DOSE OF ARSENIC TAKEN
WITH SUICIDAL INTENT.
The funeral OF Mrs. John I. Given whose
death was announced in saturdays STAR, took
place yesterday from her home, 924 street,
and was private, on account OF the illness OF
Mr.. Given. Alter the announcement of Mrs
Given's sudden death in saturdays STAR, It
transpired that there were painful circum-
stances connected with the lady's death. She
died not at her own home. but al the residence of
Mrs Robert V. LaslSey, 739 9Th street. and her
death the result Of "A dose oi arsenic. Mrs.
Given, vino has been in feeble health, has sui.
tered at times with depression, which led her
To attempt her lie at Colonial Beach last sum.
mer. Since then she had been watched with
much soiicituae by friends who feared size
would repeat the attempt. Friday evening, IL
appears, She made call at the house OF Mrs.
Laaskey. She asked Tor "A glass OF water, which
was given her. A little while afterwards
she said she would like another giasslul, but
sine would not, she said, trouble any
one to get At for her She then went herself
heard noise a. OF some one stirring water ia .
glass with spoon, and, ner suspicious icing
aroused, hurried down stairs. She asked
Mrs. Given what was gong on, but that LADY
said Nothing" She conLinned 10 deny thae
any thing wrong until the drug She had
swallowed begun To take effect, when she com
fessed that She had taken arsenic and begged
10 have physician called in. DIR. Patterson
was called In, bat arrived too late 10 save Mrs.
Given s lie. She died soon alter his arrival.
IL was feared that the health OF Mr.. Given,
who is recovering from an attack of typhoid
fever, would sufier seriously rom the SHOCK oL
Mrs. Given's death. lie WAS not iniorn.ed e
the sad event until saturday. lie bore up vel
under the affiiction. and there has been no ua-
favorable change In his condition, which Is con-
sidered that OF "A convalescent. His many
friends sympathize deeply with him in his
bereavement. Stories which appear some what
exaggerated have been circulated regarding
poried domestic troubles that led TO Mrs.
Giyen's suicide. Ii is stated that her act was
que To unpieasantness between herself and her
stepdaIgGIers. friend of the family told .
STAR reporter that Mrs. Given had been really
Irresponsible Tor Two years or more, and that
MIR. Given had expressed "A lear that she would
commit some rash act. He was, therefore. In .
measure prepared for the announcement oil her
death. neigI gIbor said inat ior several montns
Mrs. Given haI acted strangely. She was sub.
Ject fits OF melancholy, anu IL is tDught That
her disordereu fancy Exaggerated family dlfier.
ences that to oisseIs would have appeared W
slight Importance. The iunera, yesterday was
attended Only by members and iae intimate
friencS OF he family The remains were buried
1n Ok Alk ceinesery.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
THE FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
The Democrats Will Have n Majority
Of twenty-five In the House.

Ihe latest returns at hand make it appear
that the democratic majority in the next House
Will be 21. including the two labor men, who
IL is understood, will both vote with the DEM
ocrats. 1t now seems the republicans have
elected four Representatives in California
ana the democrats two. The democrats
elect their candidate in the second North Car
DINA district, and the official count in the
seventh Ohio district gives Campbell, demo-
crat, three majority. The table of state repre-
SentatiOn is folloxrc.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
FRANCIS JOsEPM's SPEECH.
The Austrian Papers Regard It as a
MeSsn2e Of Peace.


LoNDoS, Nov. S.-The Niennese newspapers
almost unanimously approve Emperor Francis
Josephs speech to the Austro-Hungarian dele
tions on Saturday. They consider the speech "A
message OF peace Ali drew attention to the
remarkable absence of any reference To an
Austro-German alliance. Some papers think
this was by arrangement with Germany, IN
order not to offend the ear. The Berlin press,
commenting on the strong semi-official attacks
on Russia'S unwarrantabe action in Bulgaria.,
consider the Austrian emperor's sIrong em-
ph.isis absolute adherence to treaties and a
guarant se of peace.
CAPT. NABoKoFF ARREsTEH
BoRGAS, Nov. S.-Captain Nabokoff. the Rus
sian who led tue revolt here has been arrested.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Lost Nith AM nm Ro.rel.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A Times special from Mil
waukee says: David Vance & Co. have re-
ceived a dispatch from the master OF the
schooner DAVID Vance, dated SAUL Ste. Marie,
stating that the propeller Basseiner had proba-
bly, been lost with all on board. The Vance
was In tow Of the propeller when they met n
heavy storm on Lake Superinr. The schooner
by good management succeeded in weathering
IL and reaching the Sauit minus her canvas.
The barge Ironton is also reported sunk.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Killed in au Election sluarrcI.

AN INDIANA kNDth- DONN AND
STAMPS ANOTHER IL DEATH
CHICAGO, Nov. S.-A Times special from Wa
bash, Ind, says: \ fatal election row Is re-
ported from Aenia. small place fourteen
miles south of this city, between TWO proininent
politicians, John Shaw and James FeuDtll.
Shaw il a republican and Fennell democrat.
The trouble grew out OF alleged election frauds.
Words led 10 blows, when Fennei succeeded in
knocking Shaw down and stamping on his face
and iGfiicting fatal injuries. Eennell has LEFT
town, but is being pursued.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

A NAN WHO KILLED NEIGHBOR SHOT B1
THE LATTERa HIRED BOY.

THE LATTER 8 HIRED BOY.
CHICAGO, Nov. 8. "A special from Fort
Keogh, Montana, to the Times says: A terrible
killing IN reported from the northern part Of the
territory. On Hirch creek. eighteen miles north
OF Dillon, on The morning OF the Sd inst, two
men, named Meson ana Axe, had q quarrel
about some land. Meson finally went for his
gun, and on returning fired On Axe, blowing
his head Oh. Meson was arrested and placed In
charge OF q deputy sheriff. While waiting for a
conveyance to take them to Dillon, Q Lad named
Schenck, 10 years old, who had been in Axes
employ, stole up behind Meson with shotgun,
heavily loaded with buckshOt Placing the
muxzle against the back of the unfortunate
mans head, Schenc fired, killing MesOn in-
stantly. The murderer was arrested.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Proposed Expo.itiou at Boxota.

TO BE CONDUCTED BY A PRIVATE INDIyIDUAI.
PANAMA. Oct 31.-A contract has been made
between the government OF Colombia aud
Senior jose Gaibrois under which, in return Tor
certain concessions, the latter undertakes 10
open an exhibition in Bogota of goods of Euro
pean and American manufacturer. Exhibit Is
will be allowed to enter the ports OF the repub-
lie free OF duty, but must be accompanied by all
the documents required by goods intended for
ordinary business transactions. The govern
ment will furnish a building suitable Tor the
purpose, which Senior Gaibros will arrange at
his own ex pense. 1t will remain opeu three
years, at the termination OF which period the
contractor will be permitted 10 dispose Of the
exhibits, after paying into the treasury 40 per
cent OF the amount hich should have been col
lectSd them import duties.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

1otaI-I13 democrats; ID republicans.
Secretary Mcpherson, OF the republican cam
palgn committee, says that if the republicans
nave majority on a vote by states in the
House they will nlibuster to the end OF both ses-
sions before they will allow the democrats to
change the result by a contested election case.
The only places where a change OF one vote
would affect anything, he says, are where the
votes are too decided to admit OF a contest.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
HanIan's Grew Wins.
RESULT OF THE FouR-oARED SHELL !

RESULT OF THE FoUR-OARED SHELL RACE IN
THE THAMES.
LONDON. Nov. S.-The four-oarrd shell race
between Hanlan, Teemcr. HaInm and Ten
Eyck in one boat. and Ross, Lee. Bubear and
Perkins in The other, was rowed to-day on the
Thames. Hanlan's crew won. The rase was
for f1o0 a side. The course was nom Batter
sea oid Church to haG-boat moored opposite
tiwynn engineering works 4 Hammersmith-
Hanlans crew made the better start and sooa
had a lead of a length. This was Increased N
the end OF the half mile To TWO lengths and 10
four lengths when Putney was reached. Han.
lan's crew won easily,
Evening star., 1886-11-08
THE MANHATTAN SAFE.
No Truth Apparently in the RepOx
That She Was Loaf

NJ 1IO8t. :"
BOSTON, Nov. S.-Capt Hallett, of the steamer
H. r. Dimock, at this port from New York,
reports that at 1890 p. m. yesterday he saw
he United States cutter Manhattan, which was
teported to have foundered off New Haven
about $3.50 yesterday morning. passing through
Plum Gut AL right.
THE MANHATTAN AT GREENPORT
GREENPoRr. L. l., Nov. s.-The revenue cutter
Manhattan, which was reported lost, arrived
here yesterday afternoon and win leave to-day
ON q cruise
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Embexxler Gay Pleads Guilty.

sENTENCED To FIVE TEARS IN THE PkNIIIAKf
PITTsBURG, Nov. S.-Samuel X. Gay, the
defaulting chief pension clerk, who pleaded
guilty 10 twelve indictments tor embezzle-
ment and forgery, was sentenced by the United
States court to-day TO hve years imprisonment
in the western penitentiary. He was only SEN
fenced on one count, the others being held
over. The defalcaIion amounted to about
$4,000.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Vo1 69-No 1O,447
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TH~ THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILD
O~S ING ASSOCIATION.
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK.

Tf~ THE SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILD
49, Ing ASSOCIATION
NEW ISSUE or STOCK.
The 1850 regular monthly meeting of the Serial
Savings and Building Association. and the 1s meeting
will be- held at the Associations hall, No. 615 9TH
street northwest, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10th
tars and Treasurer will be ia attendance to receive
subscriptions and payments of dues Oclock. Those
coming early will avoid the confusion and delay incl
cessful, over 5000 shares having been subscribed
since its organization Six per interest is paid
stock Withdrawn. and the best facilities are offered to
both investor and borrower based on thorough prin-
ciples OF equity and Cooperation;
ST. 10th ST NV
JOHN A PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer.
Kellogg Building, 1416 F st. NV. n6-4t
Tf~ DIR. ID. McMAsTER, v. s.,
Toronto. Office, Wood Bro stables 1920 NJ NV.
Telephone call 4724 Treatment of domestic pets
specially. oc9-lm*
I 'No- MORAN
2126 Pennsylvania ave,
Has large force OF goCd mechanics to
and Ranges. All of Bibb sections and Woods
Furnaces and Buck Ranges. A. Cox stove Co.'S splen
dld Ranges and Novelty furnaces Tin Roofing.
We promise good work and fair prices. Open until
Bpm Telephone No 95+2. se27-3m
1s JNo W. CoRsoN. JNo w. MAcARrNEY,
O)2 Member n. Y. Stock EX.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits Exchange Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all Securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
A specially made of Investment Securities District
Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.au7
Evening star., 1886-11-08
From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The stock market opened
generally firm first prices showing advances in
u majority OF instances which ranged from Il TO
So per cent, while Richmond ana West Point
Hichmpo,1 NY p,nd Wasi pint Ind Hnckiin %.iisI,
were most active, with fair business in Nor
folk and Western preferred and Erie. Prices
were generally firm, but weakened somewhat
late in the hour. Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred, however, rose IA, Hooking Valley and
Jersey Central g, and Lackawapna %. Rich
mond and West Point after "A gain OIL q, was
carried below the opening figure. st. Paul and
Duluth gained L per cent, and Tennessee Coal
and Iron lost i per cent At 1 ] O'Clock the
market is moderately active aud weak.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

Ia LII AND WINTER. 80 AND 81
Euil line OF our own tmpogtasions FRENCH
ENGLISH and SCOTCH SCITiNGe. OvEfSl oar.
Icue and TROUsEkIN0S. ~ tbs ImpoTsinr Teilof-
,ng kstablishmenI
II. d. BARR
se2A iii Pennsyiyxnta ave
Evening star., 1886-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU OSEMENIS
NEw NATIONAL THE.TEk
EACH EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
GREATEST OF ALL NEW YORK CASINO sue
CESoES.
NANoN.
Magnifcenty presented by the
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY.
MR. WILLIAM T. CARLETON AND 30 ARTISTS
New and Beautiful Costumes and Special Scenery by
Mr.. Henry T. IIoyt of y. \. Casino
NEXT week-Mr ]. b POLK in MIXED PICK
4 LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THE WORLD LOVES TO LAUGH
NOW Is THE TIME
MONDAY. NOVEMBER g
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The Laughter-Making Comedians,
EVANS AND HoEY,
Presenting the Latest Laughing Hit
"a PARLOR MATCH
BY Charles Hoyt. Author of "A Burch of Keys"
FCNNIER THAN EVER BEFORE
Overfowng with
NEW MUSIC. NEW SONGS.
NEW DANCES, NEW NOVELTIES,
NEW TOPICAL SONGS AND
NEW LAUGHTERPROvoKING SITUATIONS
1T Is TOO FUNNY To DESCRIBE
Next week-RICES ETANGELINE- nS
III ERZOGs NINTH-sT. OPERA HOUSE
Commencing MONDAY. NOVEMBER s. ., o
CALLAN. HALEY & CALLAN'S
ELECTRIC THREE
MINsTRELS.
3O-ARTISTS-3O
Every Act Novel Unique and Refined,
COMPRISING Novelty COmedY
Next week-Hardie Won Leers' BRAVE
Hs- SPECIAL NoTICE-Reserved seat tickets
hvered to all parts of the city by uniformed boys.
without extra charge Telephone cali, 1882. ns
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER
Emery AFTERNOON AND EVERY EVENING
THE ENISENiSEkMAS DIAfheff COMEDIAN,
ksRf. ls f NH NE Sfi!ssB FsSGSSxha' SlSxa'
SPEGIAL "A ed seat tickets can be
Of the city BY uniformed boys without extra charge
Next week~P F. BAKER in CHRIS and LENA ns
IL The Gifted Young american Actor.
Assisted by Miss Evelyn Knapp and Splendid ORA
Monday Inesday and Wednesday.
Inc MsHandz Srand scepic; Romantic n11p4 Drama Of
Acar Load censrs eH and ai Elegant Ss ta Costumes
'n0r'aaEi aLiVER tFises Tw1sT. a%d saturday
Admission to this Great show only 10 cents ns
IA KERNAN.s WAsHINGToN THEATER
"''' fSoTHER i .Fhei GREAT EAT SUI SHOW ON. e1ens
MONUMENTAL SPECIALITY COMPANY.
Grand Combination of Artists,
Headed by the Marvellous ptsn Juggler.
MR. AND MRS CONWAY.
Americas Best sketch Team.
srANWoob AKoobs sIsTEss, kThSs
LAURA LEE.
MIDDLETON'S MARIONETTES
SMITH AND EARLE
Mammoth show at Cheap Prices
MsiIaesHi2 M,gh5sl2i % sna a5d a5 80
Mattnees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. nS
DE INSTRUCTED AND AMUSED
steam Users and ali Interested at the First Social En
tertainment and Lecture. Season 1886 -S7, Wash
NSTioN1E s'TE 'Alase assoSfAf1oN SG STATIONARY EN-
THURSDAY EVENING. NOV. IL, 1855.
p,oe..ss ss$ss iSs - aS.
had e Rss and
ayenue: Hoovers cor 9th and sts;; the Associated
ing of the entertainments nS-at
pANJo! BANJOn BANJO.!
u Quickly and eorrecsiy taught. by simple method.
a"e eaeS ae an@ Gss
lesson " no ehAGgs PaTloTs open Nom until 10 m
All communications promptly answered. n3-lws
TJ,RICYCLE RIDING MOONLIGHT NIGHTS Is
IKE \: v Ladies 2oc & each b hour: $40 month CAPT
ALC1CLE GU. l4Oo \. y. ave- no2-3m
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
4 18th ST.. two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ava
seS sl e1ss 81 $50
Admission. so cents: Children under IL years %
cents On sundays half price. je24
Evening star., 1886-11-08

BALTINORE, Nov. 8.-Louis n. Hopkins and
Joseph d. Hopkins, dealers In cotton and fertiii-
zers made an assignment to-day 10 Skipwtth
Wilmer for the beuefit Of their creditors. The
assets and liabilities are not yet stated.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
BICYCLIsT STEVENS TOUR.
He Arrives AT Hong Kong on His Trip
Around the World.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Advices by the
steamer City OF sydney, from Japan and China,
which arrived yesterday, state that Thomas
Stevens, whose tour around the world on
bicycle has made him famous, arrived in Hong
Kong October 4th. He not permitted TO
cross Afghanistan. SO took "a steamer from Cal
cutta to Hong Kong, whence he will go on his
bicycle TO Canton and thence TO Shangh ghal
where be will take steamer lor Japan.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
Artist Brlarel Out Of Danger.
POLICE FOLLOWING A CLUE TO THE IDENTITY
OF ONE OF THE ROBBERS.

CANNES, Nov. S.-James Briarel, the Amer
icsau painter, who was assaulted and robbed
while on q Monaco train, Is out "a danger. He
has made sketches of hss asssaiIanlA ,snnlst
the police in identifying them. A clue hss beora
Obtained 10 Que Of the robbers. Whea The
aSsatlants jumped from the train Nj. Briarel
was lett weitering In hls biood ON the fo0r of
the coach.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
BAKHR,s
GOLD MEDAL
PARIS. 1914

BAxnKs GOLD srn.
PARIS, 1878.
bAkEhS Warranted Absolutely
bAhERS Pure Cocoa. from which
nAAkhS the excess of oil has been
removed Ithas three times
BREAkFAST 1e strength Of Cocoa mixed
BkEAkFASF with starch, arrowroot or
hIIEAhfASF sugar. and Is therefore far
bhEAhfASf more economical. costing
fss than one ce1tt a cup. 1t
COCOA Is delicious nourishing
COCOA strengthening. easily digest
CoCOA eli, and admirably adapted
tOCOA for invalds well for
persons III health
Sold by Grocers everywhere
"a. W. BAKER & CO.. Dorchester Mass
Evening star., 1886-11-08
The Democrats In Good Shape for 'SS.
THAT'S WHAT SENATOR KENNA THINKS

NINE. DlTAJUBA IN PARIS.-The New York
Herald Paris correspondent says: "Viscount
q Itajuba, the Brazilian minister at Washing
ton, has arrived with his wife for months
enjoym ment in Paris. Nine. d'Itaiuba is to be
seen ut all society gatherings in the Bois, at The
pr etnseres OF the theaters, and during her snort
stay has almost resumed her position as the
leader OF fashion that she occupied when her
husband was minister in Baris. The Figaro
says She has only one fault. She Is not tender
toward her colleagues OF the corps dtptonsdttQue.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

The three doctors who are attending Vice
President and General Manager H. ii. Moxies
0f Inc MiesOuri Pacific railroad, say that there
Is no doubt Oh his ultimate recovery.
The piano factory Of William Heinskamp 4
Son. Baltimore, Was totally destroyed by nre
yesterday. Loss SAC, 900; insurance $S0.OO0
Evening star., 1886-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA.
A AFusiom Senator Elected in the Ninth
DfDlFict.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Nov. 6.-The latest
returns received here to-day Indicate Cars
(fusionist) election as State senator from this
(the ninth) torial district, by q majority of
from this (Ibe third) congressional district
Evening star., 1886-11-08
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PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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So All mail subscriptions must be paid advance.
rt paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known On annlIraf,on.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

Surveyor Beattie, Of New York. Is rapidly re-
covering but will probably he confined TO his
home for some weeks yet.
Evening star., 1886-11-08
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING

II
Electric Hair Restorer Is the only reliable root
and herb tonic In existence free from lead sulphur
grease Is now for sale by all rsr-class druggists
generally. For years public of this and other
cities has asked 10 have the Electric HAIR Restorer
put upon 1he n arket, but for many did
not NO" the public VIII be able purchase without
the Necessity of u months treatment Wholesale and
retail al The parlors of Mrs DIR. J. SEMMES Derma-
toioglst ID Pennsylvania ave. door to Palais
Royal Consultation free. scalp treated siugly or
by the month Shampooing and Haircutting
OCjO3p
Evening star., 1886-11-08

United states District Attorney Stanton, of
New Haven, Conn.,. has brough. suit asai ast .
suanuiac Il sitg COMPANY ior importing nn0oo
Engllsh saLofers unoer conlracb
Evening star., 1886-11-08
kilograms to The Star.
THE WEATHER ALONE Was COLD.
Boston Warmly Welcomes the President.
GRAVE SITUATION IN CHICAGO.
Troops Sent to the Stock Yards.
THE MANHATTAN UNFRAMED.
WHAT Mr.. STEAD LEARNED IN IRELAND
GRAVE SITUATION IN CHICAGO
Troops Sent to the Stock Yards.
THE MANHATTAN UNFRAMED.
WHAT Mr.. STEAD LEARNED IN IRELAND

Emperor Francis Joseph's Reassuring Speech
Evening star., 1886-11-08

SAN Francisco, Nov. S-Eary last evening
Mrs. Annie Yanagisawa, the keeper of aJsp-
anese boarding house at No. 3U1 Clay street,
was shot aud killed by kouomisni Hagashi, a
jealous suitor. The murdered woman, " no was
very pretty, was deserted by her husband some
time ago, and since that time she had many
Guitors, among hom was Hagashi. who is "A
waiter by occupation. The murderer surren-
dered himself at q police station.
Evening star., 1886-11-08

LADna ATTENTION
AfHsr PARISJAN MODES IN HAIR GOODS
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OPHELIA BANGS, ENGLISH BASKET PLAITS.
LOUIS XIV. BANGS. EVENING COIFFURES
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Evening star., 1886-11-08

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PORTABLE CRATES
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