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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-16
Why the World Has Always Sided,
often With Injustice, Against
the Wife's Mother.
Shorn Locks Giving Way TO Tresses
of Natural h--FraSments
of Fashion and gossip.

DO not like the
game ut all,
And fail to see
!, the fun
: OfruShing madly
rOu nd q II d
round
For hours upon a
tennis ground
Beneath q j ulY
sun.
/ played it once.
be au S G L
heard
Twas such a ''per-
feet" game;
What happened
j can scarcely
say
I only know that
since that day
I've never felt the
Same
Evening star., 1886-11-23

From the New York Times, Nov. 2lst.
Henry ID. Garrett, young lawyer, having an
office in the Stewart building and residing at
No. 473 West 21st street, was arrested yester-
day on a charge of the larceny of 81, 400 from
Mrs. ROsalie Charpentier, a French widow,
who. upon the death of her husband, continued
his bakery business at No. 16O West Oath
street. She was reputed wealthy, and had a
son and daughter, the latter q rather pretty
girl of 90 years. Mrs Charpentier says that
Garrett was a friend OF the family for years.
and had paid asstduous court 10 her daughter,
until between them there was a tacit engage
ment of marriage. In August, 1855, Mrs. Char
pent1er says that. being anxious TO purchase
the property adjoining her house, she put in
Garrett S hands the settlement OF all claims
against the property. He reported that Mrs.
Catherine A Fields, of Brooklyn; Mary Z. Pear
and Peter Reese, OF this city, and "a fifth living
In San Francisco, would all give quit claims
for $4,000 EACH On August l., 1850 she
says that in the presence OF her daughter,
Eugene, she gave him So, 900, and later the
remainder. He failed 10 give her a receipt,
and when asked for il, said he had war
ranty deed, which he kept. Three months af-
terward she discovered that he had Tilted her
she again asked tor and failed to obtain the
warranty deed she put the matter in the
hands OF Lawyer Charles III. Machin, who
Claims To- have discovered that Garrett COM
1or 5000 each, half of which he kept for fees
and with the California claimant for 81 900 i'm
cash and two promissory notes for the same
amount. When taken before Justice Patter-
yesterday, he pleaded not guilty and de-
manded an examination. He declared that
the charge was piece of malicious persecution
and that he had not received the large sum of
money which Mrs. Cbarpentier says she gave
him. He was released upon giving $4,000
bdil for examination.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
ON AN OHIO d.

IIoIo oenefai passenger Agent
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL kAis
Trains In 1s.Ea EFEEcT ws NOVEMBER 1H lATH; Isse
and b Streets as follows: o'"e' VI e'A'n
For Pitsshurg t. and the West Chicago limited Express
Line s:4o A. IL daily 70 Cincinnati and s 81 Lonss as
and TO St louis daiiy Except saaraS
to Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona 70 CHICAGO.
aa aSa 1as &
anS SS e
through sleepers for Louisville and Memphis,
and the West with through sleeper Harrisburg %
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
loo IoSC IN ~ daily except saturday. with Palace
For williamsport Lock Haven and Elmira. Mt s:40
For New Sork k snd sais sRe fa 300 and Has
N. 1890 300 4:l5, 1850 and Ii 90 p NJ. On
a. n daily esosp. . SUNDAY . and f.i'S5 sSS
For Boston si Wiihou. change, 200 p M. every day
ing direct transfer Fulton street avoiding double
For FhiisSeiphis, rs 300 and and llls A. NJ. 200
sas 4 isC e!SO ioco Sn and srnfss
r M Limited Express, Gao A. NJ week days
For Ba!%oTe; e:ss. s:2s. 300. s:4o HOO AM,
a a2dS 129 a2s5 ss 2eS 90 100 s;is a;2s. S;a6
30 liat IAN AM ~ l2;l5 ~, l2;aS 200. 400. AIS
For ropes Creek Line 7:25 A. NJ and 4,4o p. NJ,
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis 7:25 A NJ, l235 and 4:23 p NJ daily
except sunday Sundays, $50 A. M 4:l5 T.. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRE.DERICKSBlJR Rti RIA IL
WAY. AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra. 500 7:O5. s.25. IL A. NJ. 1901
noOn 2:O5 4.25 ABS. 6.01. S.O5. 1905 and 4 4 81
Pm. PM @ ON sunday at o. s:2o. II AM 6'Oi aud
For Richmond and the South. @, IL A NJ. daily and
Abs p NJ daily, except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Alexandria for sshington. Cos 500,
1000 lO:4S A NJ: l2O. 800. 3:23, 5:l0. 105,
Monday; on sunday at 500 and 1895 A. NJ;
6:lo, v:32 10:42 =. NJ and 1910 night
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and st
the station where orders left the check Ing
OF baggage To destination from hotels residences
CHAS E PUGH, General Manager
J. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent nl5
Evening star., 1886-11-23
RAILROADS.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule I'm effect. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I'd
Asoo, until further notice

isoe until further notice ''
Il Leave washington from station. corner OF New Jer
Fer Ss chicaso soi ioso' essesi Il -.o ,,o,o
M + Fs. L,Ts Y, and cS
%csning ,ss as $50 am arriving S IN cSSs Ses
TO- sss e Noex'ra fAre Is charged ON these trails
For Ssanrpas Leuisyille ana st Louis daily a, ss
sleeping Cars &C. shove poinss without cSanse: $40
r,,Sin1 M so Is rns 60 Cincinnati AID It Louis
e4onm Noexra fAre Is charged ON tSi. ir.in oas ~,
For Pittsbursh at 1000 "a m. and s.as D. m aa,,y n
Ps,s6Srgh 0ssesnd a. and ,ne.roit with Monarch lar
for lsxine,on ana boca4 Stations. $40 a m daily.
For Hs~re-se-orace Wilmington and ro,,.o.,n.,.
$50 a m m; 20 p m: .. and S:so Z. m daily.
ana io1s ~ M. Ito. isS s:is ss@o,.,:s 40 sc
$3.50 $50: 4:sO. 5ao 6:@o. 800, s2s and Ii:so p M,
Am, LIS. 1:3V. $50. 4;so. $40. $40, 200 SO
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points sou,,
10 and $50 y. M. daily loa. has sesper from
Washington 10 New Orleans $3.50 p. M sleeper 90 In
iIfor Wilmington Deleware. and intermediate pcln,
between baltimore and Wilmington. 3:l5 D. daily
Fol- Annapolis e:so a. IN. and l2:lO and 4.so D. m
For Wsy st.tlons betweeu washington and Raltl
more . & $40: $40 Am. i2:io pm. $50 $40. $40. 5O0
tan Branch eas am. daily. except sunday. and s.si
pal stations Therapeutics Branch $40 am p siiS
on sunday ssopsa All stations fo5 Saltner,e%s aud
daily except SUNDAY. for Frederick $40 m and
4:sO pm. daily. except sunday.
For Hagerstown 1000 am and 5:3l p m daily ex-
cept sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 6ao 40 a m.
1:l5. $50 and 11:2l pm. Little Rock Express.
From Philadelphia, Chester. wilm ngton and Havrs
de Grace, 40 m. 3:2o pm. aud 1890 pm. daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north u
baltimore. 1l:l5 am
From Annapolis. $50 I'm. and l:5o and 5.25 pm
sunday, 10:35 An. 8:35 pm.
From Harper's Ferry and Valley Railroad $50 n
m. daily except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points. 9 25 am,
and S:l5 pm. daily except SUNDAY.
Trains leave Baitimore for Washington at 5:lo
$50 40, 300, 905 and 1890 am 1918 2s:so g. A.
4:2o. 8 $50. s:45. and llspO pm: on sundays,
6:S0 100, 300 And 9O5 m. 1:3o. 230. 4:2O. $500
$50 7:45. y and loo pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 1:25. 315 and $40 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket ofice. ashington station 8la and
Pennsylvanta avenue, corner of lAth street, where
orders will be taken for baggage 20 be check
ceived at any point In the city.
b DUNHAM C. X LORD
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. rn5l q. r. A.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

No HousE In WAsH1seros CRY
CAN GIVE YOU So GOOD A RETURN FOR YOUR
MONEY ON LADIES 42-INCH AND b4-INCH
CLOTHS FOR TAILOR-MADE SUITS AS
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.
SINCE THE GREAT BREAK IN PRICES OF
THE ABOVE GOODS OF 50 PER CENT THEY
HAVE PURCHASED AN ENORMOUS GUAM
TITY AND SHALL GIVE THEIR CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC TIE BENEFIT OF THE
GREAT DECLINE
OUR GREAT FLANNEL SALE
Superior Quality. all wool Flannes, rs cents, 30
cents, 30 cents. 81 cents 40 cents.
OUR GREAT BLANKET SALE
10-4, Ia. 12-1 White Blankets, per pair ST. 81. .25
81 80. 81, $3.50. 81, $3 so 81, ID. So
BED COMFORTABLES
81. s125, Sl.5O. SITS. 81
CARPET SALE
Choice styles Ingram Carpets 25 cents so cents 81
cents, so cents.
BEST EXTRA INGRAM
90 select styles (worth 90 cents) IS cents Brus
sells 6O cents Is cents, 20 cents. 7o cents,
JOHNSON. GARNER & CO.,
NIL $50 Penna. ave. (s0uth sidel
Evening star., 1886-11-23

SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
- Chtekcrings from S55 to SOC: StenUay's hom
sieo 10 $50; knabe from SO ~ S:}uUe Hordinsn
rom S.5 10 S.sI other max kes nom xS u,, Soh on,
estsy nlouth,y iLstalinlent&
VIC. MErZEEOTT q CO.
hA1-2m 8c3 IA. ave-. 9th SC.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
How ARE OvrncoArs Go1se,

How ARE OvrncoArs Go1Se,
Lively. Very Lively. How are Prices. Low. Very
Low. How are Qualities: Upto our adopted standard
or perfection has been reached by any one
We quote you few prices and you can Judge or not
whether We come in accord with your purse
Mems fne ChInchilIa Overcoats from $1,000
upwards
Mems fine Melton Overcoats from 50 90 upwards
full line Of Mems overcoats at sa 90 up to soaOO
We have full line Of Overcoats for Boys from Is
to Is years old. from $500 up to $500.
We have full line Of Overcoats for Boys rom 70
13 years old what called schools from g. 50 up
We have full line Of Children's Oyercoass from
s25Oup
$500. $3.50. s4.OO up to $500.
We have full line OF Boys and School suita Long
Pants At $3.50. $500 $3.50 $500 up to sl2.O0.
MEMS SUITS MEMS SUITS
A good Chevios Business Suit at sa6O. better one
At Sz50
An All-Wooi Prince Albert Suit at $500 that You
cannot match anywhere for less than S25,O0
Chinchtlla Coats and Vests from $3.50 up to aus 90
An AiLwooi Cashmere Suit at sl25O that would bs
cheap at $1,000
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY,
NIL CORNER 7TH AND srRErra
VELArrs
Evening star., 1886-11-23

LOOKING AT THE BlD or THE CASaI.-A
sPeciai 10 the baltimore Amertcctn from III q.
Sssto"n, November 20, says: hon. ste,v /;
Gisins. oi w est Virginia, and J. W. Cr.,wforsi
oi fhllAdeipGia, arrived mere this aIternoon
ssa ii u, " .ii.hispori, and are now quartered at
the Baldwin Ii is reported that tney vers q ~
ainlning the Chesapeake and Ohio canal as =,
IGture location ior u railroad over It's bed n,
coanecs with road that has been receiItiy
opened In West Virginia. -sSen~'
Evening star., 1886-11-23
DRY GOODS.
LAsssunoH & Bno.

While we keep good Blanket for 81. much better
Blanket for g. 25 splendid weight lO4 Blanket for
$3.50. and la Blanket for $3.50. yet for good
honest bargain you will want to see our 124 White
Blanket we are selling at s5 per pair.
There il no better Blanket on the market to-day
for s. that size. We won't mislead you either We
won't tell you they are all gone We have them and
at the PRICE NAMED. Also. better grades Of goods
In 1O-4, liza and 124.
WE ARE SELLING FULL~SrzE 10-4 CALI
FoRNIA BLANKET FOR 80. WORTH $3.50.
ALA California Blanket for $3.50, worth $40
12A California Blanket for 100, worth Sl2
A l34 California Blanket for $3.50. worth $15
spleniid IO-4 RED BLANKET for s5 per pair.
1O4 GRAY BLANKET for 81 per pair.
liza SILVER GRAY BLANKET for 81 per pair
Our welknown ia GERMAN BLANKET for
$3.50.
We wish to call your attention to this Blanket 1t is
heavy Blanket full size and as good as any "a Blan
ket shown We have sold case after of these
aud, although have we'll established the wear of
these. we will yet sell them for $50 per pair.
We are not behind in Bed Comforts All grades
from 80 cents up.
good largesize COMFORT for 81
TURKEY RED COMFORTS. closely quilted, for 81
CRETONNE COMFORTS. with Turkey Red lining,
for 2.76
Figured sATTEEN COMFORTS for 1925
Pink and Blue SATTEEN COMFORTS for 81 Is
Elder DOWN BED COMFORTS.
FINEST FRENCH FIGURED sATTEEN GOV:
ERING, FOR S12
Nicest Comfort shown. For people wanting some
thing nice in Comfort this is just The article
LAP ROBES in all the new patterns for 81, 81. o.
$l.75 81, 81. so. SO, $3.50, "a and So.
CRIB BLANKETS and CRIB SPREADS in the
greatest variety.
cents upward to the finest
Evening star., 1886-11-23
He Fooled With Am Ostrich Erp-

Ahe n hEhAhhABLE EXPLOSION THAT KNOCKED
DR. BAUR sENsELEss.
telegram from New Haven, November 90.
says: An ostrich egg burst in the Peabody
Museum to-day with force enough to KNOCK
senseless George Baur, who was experimenting
with II, and leaving an odor in the building
worse than condensed suiphretted hydrogen
and rotten eggs combined. The scientific men
here say that they have never heard of ANYTHING
ukeu. W hen Dr. Baur came To- New Haven a bouI
year ago 10 assist Prot. Marsh in tine Peabody
Museum he wrote To DIR. AIherstone in soutn
africa ior some ostrich eggs. They were
shipped on November IA, 1855 in the bark An
reiia- she was wrecked near Trinidad but tine
eggs were saved and reached New Haven TO-
day. Dr. Baur found four OF them in the box and
began at once to get the embryos out OF the
shells, Tor they were what ne wanted To- oh
serve He had filed two little holes i'm two of
the shells and had blown out their conte. Is
successfully. He wrapped towel around the
third and began 10 file hole in its she'll A hiss
ana AN explosion, which knocked. DR. Baur
senseless, followed, and when he recovered he
ioun0 himself covered with blood and The con-
tents OF the shell. His face was considerably
cut up The explosion was felt In other parts
oi the oulluing by several persons. Dr. Bslur
says thiit the nrst TWO eggs had been punetured
prevents fermentation, while the third had not
ana It's long voyage had stirred up "a lot oi DOW.
eriui gas inside its lolzinch she'll which Eurst
as soon as the nle had weakened IL enough Ihe
smell is TWO miiImetres thick, and SD tough that
~ can be broken without a hammer AS Ear
"a "a ca De learned II Is the only accident OF the
Kind ON record. ~
Evening star., 1886-11-23

~ r U NESS,
or THE LIQUOR HABIT. POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
can be given In cup of coffee tea without the
knowledge OF the person taking It It Is absolutely
harmless. and will effect permanent and speedy
cure whether the patient is moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck. 1t has been given In thousands
OF cases. and in every instance perfect cure has to
lowed. 1T NEVER FAILS The system once impres-
mated with the Specific it becomes an utter imposs
oah'y tor the liquor appetite to exist
FOR SALE BY
DR.. s. +. WARE
EBB1TT HOUSE DRUG STORE,
Corner l4th and streets; aso r. X. HELPHEN
ST1NE. corner 14th street and Vermont avenue.
Washington, u. c.
Call OF write for pamphlet containing hundreds of
testimonials from the best women and men from all
paris OF the country. Oc24-s,tu,th
Evening star., 1886-11-23
SEWING MACHINES, &c.

FINANCIAL.
Purs AND CAL1s
On Grain Provisions and stocks, for long and short
time send for price CIRCULAR II. L. HART 4 co.
ll6 Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill Refer by permission
American Exchange National Bank. noZ-t,sSt
PR1ScE 81 WH1rEIn
STOCK BROkERA
e ssdfiisS fEHsswasi sSsnue FNew York.
$50 18th street tCorcoran Building) washington,
PRIVATE SIUCk TELEGRAPH WIRES
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL pARrNERS
JAMES WHITkLY II. CRUGkR OAKLII
MAYNARD C. EYER
HENRY ID. DODaE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAk K TRAvkRs Special Partner.
Buy and sell OIL commission all classes OF Railway
Securities
IL II. DODGE Resident Partner.
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re.
garsiing the markets received through wires In
SANITY, direct from the New York Stock Exchange
II orders executed and reported promptly. vel
Evening star., 1886-11-23
Esther ROekweIl's Romance.

HER MEETING WITH A ROWING HUSBAND
WHOM SHE HAD LONG THOUGHT DEAD.
telegram from New Haven, Nov 90 says:
Mrs. Esther Niles Rockwell, widow OF Harry
Rockwell died at Haddam Neck few DAYS
ago. most romantic event in her life gave
her something more than mere local repute
She was married in 1917 to Harry Rock well,
who lived further up the Connecticut river and
who was man of somewhat rowing disposition
with strong liking for the, sea- Two
savannah, but when he returned i'm
was tempted TO ship on a whaler. and did so
without seeing his wife. He was afterward
captured while on an English vessel by a
spanish SNIP and spent two or three years in a
Spanish prison. Then, without returning home
he enlisted in the U.s. navy, and Tor some years
after snnnS was rs on a,I merchant ship He sailed
well, not having heard anything from him tor
seven or eight years, believed he was dead aud
1881. Rockwell in that year was in New York
and intended 10 return home. but hearing tnat
his wife had married again, thinking him dead
he at once shipped for d long voyage
BY Mr.. Evans the wife had three children
two OF whom are now living. One of these
BELINDA, when q little girl in 1885 told her
mother that she had had queer dream and
that she saw her other papa, as Rockwell was
called, coming nome IN sailor clothes and u
coiored vest. A week later, on the afternoon of
July A, and during heavy thunder storm
Rockwell Knocked at the door OF his wife 5
muse anu dshtu lOT sHSIISr. lie was Invited TO
take dinner, though no one recognized him
The little girl, however, spoke OF her dream al
once when she saw him, saying that the man
was dressed just as her other papa had BEEN
Ihen the wife said, greatly agitated:
You remind me of the man who was once
my husband"
Don't you know me, Esther?' was his an
swer. A'' "n
Five days after they were remarked and
lived happliy together tor forty six years when
rockwell died. Three children We're born 10
ineLn, one Oh whom, Edward Rockwell, lives
now III the old homestead
Evening star., 1886-11-23
DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

-
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. IA. 1886
Trains leave b. and p. station, 9th and b streets
300 am--Daily for Warrenton Gordousyilla
Lynchburg. Rocky Mount Danville Raleigh. char.
lotte Atlanta. and all points South Pullman palace
buffet sleeping car Washington Atlanta and WASH
ington to New Orleans.
2ss nm.Daily. except Sunday. for Manassas,
StrasbprR and intermediate stations
$50 pm-.Dsily for warrenton. GordonsviIle
charlottesville Staunon. Louisville, Cincinnati and
points on the Chesapeake and Ohio route. Pullman
sleepers Washington TO Louisville
1lSO p.m.-Daily for Lynchburg Raleigh Ashyflle
charlotte Columbia Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta. Mont
gomery, New Orleans and points Southwest, Pull.
man ounet sleepers Washington to Aiken, = g.,
Mashington 10 montgomery. connecting with parlor
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN OHIO d.
Leave Washington e:l5 am daily. except sunday,
and 4:45 IN. daily. arriving AT hound Hin ll:45 -
m and 1:ls p;mr returning. leave Round Hnl e.os a.
m daily and rs pm. except Sunday, arriving
Washington $40 Am and 355 pm.
Through trains from South arrive at washipgton
$50 m and $3.50 and from Louisville g. 40 "a M:
StrasOurS local. 1905 am.
T1ckets, sleeping car reservation and Informs,
ton furnished and baggage checked al Office si0I
fennsylvaua ave. and at passenger station, Pennsy-
vania Railroad. 9th and sta
JAS. L. TAYLOR,
nolo General Passenger Agent
Evening star., 1886-11-23
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
DEckrR BRornrns. P1Asos
FISCHER PIANOS.
EsTEY PIANOS.
EsrEY ORGANS
PIANOS FOR RENT
For any length of time desired
Moderate prices. Easy terms
SANDERS = srAYMAN.
n2olm es& st \. w.
sEN9 srW SFsfas EGf HsAR sAbh
FIRST class ssl sEN fTsEhT sSS TSnp.1ss OF
piAN3s SpsT 9KGANs aS sssrp LoNS tGSI EXPERIENCE
BEST f HHr ATE EffNcEs fkfeEs AoDkh- sm
II Pianos are noted for their general excellence,
sold and in use special bargains for one month for
cash @ monthly payments several .iisS,iy used Al
n,a,rmIASo PIANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs !ss :,
FI1nE sTTLTz 4 BAIkR IMPRovEp UP.
for their elegance refinement Of Tone and extreme
Prices reduced for one month. Terms TO suit Call
PIANO hXCHANcE wARERooMs.
DRICEs REDUCED on UPRIGHT AND
slightly sas ana Of @
lsrent makers always on hand; Cash aad time bar.
ca. ss1sfs sssy'1s %2sEHosx ses
ENXCHANGE YOUR soUARE PIANO FOR AN
~ Upright. Remember that We are the only
ing M for nss % e.
allowed for old pianos and the difference In the price
Ssn os psa 1 %Snhy 70 o.; su
cH2NSE oi ssa ON s as fhEo nSalm
PIANos, $50, So. 500, 1928, $3.50 AND
Pianos from $500 upward at Sio monthly ymen.s sS
ut the old and reliable music house JOHN f. ELLIS
Nj JASON & HAMLIN ORGANS, SMITH AMERT.
noatSiH san naS an9 osner ogsns =. al prizes on easy
Pen"sylvania f 2 s' avs. near % iots St A'S d ni6,% MO
DIANoS AND ORGANS FOR RENT OR SALE
L moderate prices; easy ianS !eIns; r r,yr.oo
nlO-lm 937 Pennsylvania ave. near 10Th st.
CHEET MUsIC-SPKCIAL ADVANTAGES TO
Otbe musical profession and 10 students of music
+ ELLIS Co, sss Penn ave ave NV. a. We nesf S 10th st
4 fVHICKERING PIANOS 70 RENT ON EASY
Hsb SSahs &! IS f:ss ssya'
g. J.. W1Lp & BRos. @1
Krasch 's Il bach fanos are tsSs
Newby 4 Evans and Weser Bros, the best medium
Galiy's wonderful selfplaying Instruments
Reliable new triple. unison Upright Pianos for sl7a
oclS
HUGO WORCH 4 CO,
IL 825 7rH ST. n w..
Sole Agents for the Unrivalled
SOHMER PIANOS,
and dealers in Strings. Musical instrumental Sheet
Music and Music Books
100 900 copies of and o cent Sheet Music
Pianos aud Organs to Rent. ocl-6m
EDWARD f. DRoor
s25 Pennsylvania AvENuR
Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons. Gabler Decker a
Son. Marshall & Wendell, Hallett Il Cumston and
other Pianos Sterling Organs Music and Musical Mer-
chandise. Instruments sold on monthly payments,
Exchanged. Rented. Tuned. Repaired. Moved. stored
Evening star., 1886-11-23

J. n. FoLLIN.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL,
mig 9lA7 street. Bet land XIV.
Evening star., 1886-11-23
SOME GRASD BARGAINS
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
At
OAK HALL
Corner Tenth and Streets

FOR BOYS TO 13.-GOOd Suits or Overcoats at
S-oo worth 81; better SUITS OvercOaIs at So .JO
Worh % splendid Suits or Overcoats at - 49, worth
So.oO hhe suits or Overeoats III S6. worth 50; very
FOX BOYS Ii TO Is SYEARS,-GcOd strong Sults
or Overco.ts at 81 so, worth $6 better suits or Over
coats al s6 worth 50 still better Oyercoats at
SIS.
EOR MEN;oIrish Frieze Oyereoats, which did not
sell wen at $40 VIII be sold al So GoUd strong Over
COATS nearly all wool, at ST. Chnchiila Melton Ker-
sty, Beaver aud Cofkscrew OVercOats in Immense
& &.aI1sty at prices never heard Of Monlagnae Chin
cha Overcoats at SO, sold order nj Sia and are
not eisew here sold ready made. Storm Coat, st
SIo aud Slo fully 80 less than they are sold
ior mere. Surtout Overcoats from SlO I'D. Melton
Shihcha and kersey, frince Albert Suitsfo- SIS uD
BACK Broadcioth suits, SIS and upward A full line
OF suits Tor business or Dress Casimeres Chevios
torkscrews, WIDE Wales. In suck and CutAway suits,
from 30 up excellent Bargains Special bargains in
Shihchln. double breasted Sack Coats aud Vests
hom s..5Oup
Pants 10 :tc1is.s
Evening star., 1886-11-23
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

IfoR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKEFTELU
Leaves sthstreet wharf MONDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at m. Returnin;
TUESDAYS FRIDAYS and ST UNDAY %. m toJclt
Ing at River Landings far as Eomini Greek Currl-
oman, Va, and 81 Clements Bay Nc Connesls with
Il. d u X K al Shepherds See schedule.
JOHN IL PADGETT. Agent.
c. w. RIDLEY, Manager. FEB
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
IL ERS JOHN GIBSON and T. C. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East River, n. ", every SATURDAY NJ a
MORNING. Freight Ut lowest rate.L ap4
Mt VERNON MT VERNON
STEAMER W. w CORCORAN
Leaves 7th-street wharf daily (escept sunday foe
Mt Vernon al 10 O'Clock Am. Returning reaches
Washington about $3.50 pm
sel6 l. I. BLAKE. Captain.
Evening star., 1886-11-23

NEw BOOKS
Poverty Grass (Lilie Chase wyman.)
Memoirs and Letters Of Dolly Madison.
Transactions and Changes in the society Of EriendA
Uplands and Meadows Abbott)
A Politicians Daughter (Hamlin)
Love and Medicines (Giiliam.)
Aphrodite. by Eckstein.
Having purchased tue Book Store No 1434 New
York avenue, we shall run IL in connection with our
store, 40 fennsylvEnia ave. Any orders or COM
missions LEFT al either store will be promptly filled
AUG W. H. MORRISON,
Evening star., 1886-11-23

GOV. DAVIS BECOMING BLISD.-Former Gov
-. n laws, Oh minnesota, prominently mem
toheu iof United States senator from that itI,,
before the next legislature, has temporarily lost
t"e sishs oi MS lett eye, aud the other is in.
outeone, anu ~ Is feared that total blindness
may ehsue Ine cause attributed il oyerwork
- Mr. SINGEKLYs MATRIMONIAL INTENTIONS
lne Baltimore San says: III il rumored tnat MIR
M Vi; Slhgeriy, OF The Philadelphia, Record
- snortiy 10 iead 10 the altar the d.,uontar .,
Judge Dietriek, of Wiiliamsport, Pa. Miss Car
Tie Dietrlck, who made hat OF a success
Prims donna in the Little Tycoon" c1,nnsn~
she abandoned the stage at tue close of Iast sea-
son Mr. Singeriy Is 81 years OF age and "A
widower oS eA'~ :"