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The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

Published every day (Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
AT 81 EXCHANGE STREET, PORTLAND, ME.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, One-third additional
Under head OF "AMUsEMENTs" and "AUCTION
SALES" $500 per square per week; three inser-
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
Mysterious Hog Disease.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.-Hogs are dying in
large quantities in ST. Mary's and Calvert
counties from mysterious disease. Some
farmers have lost nearly their entire stock.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
THE COLLEGES.

CLASS ELECTION AT COLBY.
The members of the Sophomore class have
elected the following officers;
Dras;dao+ n Il Cp,ftb
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
GETTING OUT or a BAD COX

instead of selling the Watches, Jewelry
and other articles intended for presents, ai
retail announced last week, CLARK, !,
the Ciofhier. hns received and accepted an
offer from R.H Boynton, the well known
city jeweler, for the entire lot; this will 10
away with the proposed sale, and the $500
has been sent to the several charities, viz:
$500 TO "a committee for Fresh Air
Fund 10 give the poor children of Port
land a days outing next summer.
$33.33 10 the ChiIdren's Christmas Club.
1888 10 Father Linnehan of The Cathe-
draI.
$33.33 10 Gospel Mission.
$33.33 to Associate Charities.
$33.33 30 MunjOy Lodge, K. n.
33.3JtO Portland Fraternity TO purchase
clothing for needy boys between and 12
years of age.
oct7 dSntf
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chautauquans and Maranocook.

WINTHROP, Oct S.-A party of sixty lead
ing Chautauquans with Maine Central Off
cials visited Lake Maranocook to-day to in
augurate an important Chautauquan enter
prise. The Maine Central Till build large
amphitheatre and cottages and introduce
other improvements with the view of making
Maranocook summer Chautauquan head
quarters.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
THE co-AS-YoU-PLEASE.
Taylor Wins, Scoring 335 Miles
and TWO Laps in ~ Hours.

New BEDFORD, Oct 8.-Atth finish of
the 72-hour walking match tonight the score
stood as follows:
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09

James Grant, champion runner of Ameri-
ca has challenged the winner. 1t will be
accented.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Boston-Bostons, 7; Chicagos, s. Base
hits-Bostons, 13; Chicagos.3 Errors-Bos-
ons, A; Chicagos, 7.
At Observation-Disclosures, 2; Kansas
Citys, 2. Base Washingtons, 5; Kan
sas Citys, 5. Washingt0ns, 6; KAN
sas Citys. Z. Seven innings; called on ac-
count of darkness.
AT. adelphia-Detroits, IL; Philadel-
phias, l. Base hits-Detroits, II; Philadel-
phias, 4. Errors-Detroits,2; PhiladelphiaS,
seven.
At New York-New Yorks, 4; st. Louis, 1.
Base hits-New Yorks, 6; st. Louis, 9. En-
rors-New Yorks, 0; St Louis, 4.
At Pittsburg- Pittsburg, z; Metropoli-
tans, 0.
At tCincinnsti-C IA Baltimores,
nine.
At Observation-Disclosures, II; Louisvilles, s.
At st. Louis-Brooklyns, II; st. Louis, Z.
NOTES.
Manager Spence has been presented with
an elegant watch charm by friends in New
York.
1t is said O'Rourke will no doubt accept
the offer of $4,000 made by the Philadelphias,
and will play with that team next season.
Portland people will regret to have him
leave the New England League, but at the
same time congratulate him upon receiving
position in the National League at high
salary.
The Kansas Citys forfeited another post
poned game to the Washingtons yesterday.
The Kansas Citys say they have made no
agreement to play postponed games morn
in0S,
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09

METEOROLOGICAL. REPORT.
(Oct. 8, 1886, 1000 P. NJ
Observations taken at the same moment OF time
at all stations.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

Mean daily bar. 80 1863 Maximum ther .57.9
Mean daily ther. .50.4 Minimum ther.. 40.5
Mean daily DIV pit 45.8 Max. vel. wind. 16 W
Mean daily hum.. $40 Total precip.......0
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09

mill and four houses at Ch0rley, East Ian
caster, were destroyed by fire today Loss
81, 100000.
KauIbars Meets a Cool Reception.
SOFIA, Oct. S.-Gen. Kaulbars met with
cold reception at Sistova. A meeting of 1000
of inhabitants declared against the interven-
tion of Russia. Gen. Kaulbars notified Off
GERS of the Bulgarian. army stationed at Sis
toba by letter to meet him and hear a mes
sage from the Gar, The officer replied that
he should address the Bulgarian govern
ment.
Kaulbars at Sofia.
SOFIA, Oct. 8,-Gen. Kaulbars arrived at
Rustchuk today. He was received by the
Russian consul, but there was no public
demonstration.
A New Irish Bill.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The Daily News says it
is enabled to state that the committee of the
cabinet is preparing bill to establish four
National councils to represent the provinces
of Ireland. The bill differs from Gladstone's
bill chiefly in the omission Of the provisions
for legislative body at Dublin. With this
exception theIbill fully meets.the appreciation
of the Home Rulers iu regard to transferring
to local bodies the direction of Irish affairs.
Gladstone was not consulted in the matter.
The News expresses the belief that Cham
berlain is the real author of the scheme and
that the Parnellites will reject the bill with
contempt.
Trial of a Judge.
BERLIN, Oct S.-Minister of Justice, DR..
Freidburg, has ordered the trial of Judge
Francke, the highest Prussian judge in the
of the Conservative Society there. The
charge is that during the last elections at
Lunenburg he forged letter addressed to
the leader of the Social Democrats, asking
what sum would be required by the Social
lists for their vote for the Conservative can
didate
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
PORTLANDS.
HAvERHILLS.

Earned 1uns-Portlands 2. Two base Nus
Wheelock, Shoeneck Mckeever, Hawes. First
rors-Portlands, 8; Haverhills, a. struck out--by
Murphy, 2; by Madden, 4. Wild ptch-Madden.
Bases Stolen-Hatfield, Murphy, Hawes. Left on
bases-Portlands, 81 Haverhills, g. Time-1h.
25m Umpire-Lynch.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
Young Rowe Committed.

SKowHEGAN, Oct. S.-Melvin c. Rowe, the
boy arrested for setting fire to John DORIS
buildings in Wellington, was arraigned be-
fore trial justice and in default of bail was
committed to Bangor iail this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
Kaulbars at Sofia.
a New Irish Bill.

SOFIA, Oct. S.-Gen. Kaulbars arrived at
Rustchuk today. He was received by the
Russian consul, but there was no public
demonstration.
The Portland daily press., 1886-10-09
A Million Dollar Fire.


LONDON, Oct. S.-The Lawrence cotton
mill and four houses at Chorley, East Ian
caster, were destroyed by fire today Loss
81, 100000.
Evening star., 1886-09-03


SCHOOL BoARD.-The city school board held
its regular meeting last night, quorum having
been gotten with difficulty. One gentleman
closed his store in order To complete the reQui-
site seven. The sum of $1O,525 for the pay of
teachers and $500 for the pay of janitors was
appropriated. The clerk was directed to adver-
tise for contracts for furnishing and storing coal
1t was ordered that the front of Washington
building and the woodwork and roof of Pea
body building be repaired and the name Of the
latter building be placed on its front in golden
letters. 1t was ordered that a legal demand,
under the codes, be made on Hannibal King
ana kenSey Ware for an account OF moneys
received from the rent OF rooms in the SeatOn
building to societies.
PRIMARY ELECTION MATTERs.-The demo-
cratic city committee met last night at the office
of City Attorney kemper, in order to determine
the time at which the primary election shall be
held here. The subject was postponed until
Thursday next, in order that the candidates
may be consulted by their friends.
NoTES.-MIsS Mary Ahern, an esteemed lady,
resident on Prince and Payne streets, died
about midnight last night-Mr. j. p. Agnew
Zepher farm, near this city, for $500. The
farm is a portion of the original Mount Vernon
plantation Strong teeth is said to be q chal-
acteristic OF natives of this section OF Virginia
Yesterday man at the foot of King Street
lifted a barrel OF flour and another man on 1t
with his teeth. The founder of the town is
noted as having picked up walnut that hog
had been unable 10 crack and cracked it easily
with his teeth.-Egh. marriage licenses were
issued at the clerks Office here during the Au-
gust that has just closed. Ten were issued dur
Ing the same month of last year. Four Alexan-
dria marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton during the mOnth.-The contract for re-
paving upper Prince street will be awarded to-
morrow.-The issue OF school permits to
children OF both coiors was resumed to-day, and
at noon some 300 permits had in Ali been
granted.-While Messrs Gully and Gotleib
were cunning at the mouth Of HoOfs run yes
terday Gully was accidentally shot, but the in
1urleS were not serious.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

DIR. Tift j. Beckwith and Miss Nal E. McCaw.
ley were married at the Epiphany church last
evening, Rev. Irving McElroy officiating. Mr..
PATTERSON Sprague acted as the best man. The
u>hers were p. Bradford, F. Whiting, w. IL.
MeCawley, and III. II. Smith. After q reception
at the brides home, 1905 10th street, DR.. Beck
with and his bride left for the Catskills.
Mr.. j.. Fendall Cain, jr.. and Miss Laura
Cecilia Harvey, daughther of Mr.. Geo. w. Har-
vey, were married at ST. Patrick's church yes
terday afternoon. Father Walter, who offici-
ated, was assisted by Fathers Wayland and
Thomas. The couple left to spend their honey
moon at Old Point Comfort.
The marriage of MIR. p. r. Dent and Miss
Carrie A, daughter OF j. =. Roth, ESQ.,, OF South
Washington, was solemnized yesterday at st.
Dominic's church, Rev. Father Horgan ofici-
ating. After the ceremony q reception was
held at their future home, 322 18th street
southwest. Mr.. H. Clay Douglass acted as best
man, with Miss Carrie Z. Cleeves, Of East Wash
ingtOn, as bridesmaid.
Miss Rose Plant and Mr.. j. NJ. Anderson were
married at O'Clock last night, at the home OF
the brides brother-in-law, Mr.. Martin Kitz-
miller, 1415 Sd street northwest.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

DEATH OF A WELL-kNOwN CITIZ EN.-Mr.
Benjamin Sherwood Hedrick of the Interior
department, died at his residence, No. 1921 n
street, yesterday, at p. m., after q brief ILL
ness in the sixtieth year OF his age. His funeral
will take place this afternoon at O'Clock, aud
will be attended by Potomac Lodge, No. 5, +. A.
y. NJ; Potomac Chapter, No. 3, X. A. M; POto-
mac COmmandery, No. 3, X. of T., and will also
be attended by all bodies of the Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite. The interment will be
at Oak Hill cemetery.
AN ACCIDENT.-Yesterdaya afternoon a brick
layer named Robert L. Mckenny, while at
work OH the residence of Gen. c. G. Augur, at
the corner OF 2Sth street and Uunbarton avenue,
fell from a window q distance OF % feet, and
sustained injuries to his right ankle. He was
attended by DIR. kieinschmidt
BASE BALL.-The Columbia Base Ball club
Iaiied To appear at Olympic park to play the
Merchants yesterday, consequently the game
was awarded the Merchants. The Red Stock
ings easily defeated the Young Eagles yester-
day afternoon, at Cooke park, by q score OF -
TO Z.
NoTES-Six arrests were made yesterday in
this precnct--FOur young boys left collateral
of 81 each at the station yesterday for playing
ball on the street.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, ~; con.
dltion, 80. Receiving reservoir, temperature
IS; condition at north connection, 80; south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, a; condition at innuent gatehOuSe,
80; ett1uent gatehOuse, SO.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

Through Fred. \. Schmidt we have the Scien-
tifc American. architects and builders edi-
lion, f,r September.
Last evening. while J. w. Graves and wife, OF
443 Massachusetts avenue, were driving in a
buggy down .th street road, the vehicle was
overturned by running over a stone, and both
occupants were thrown out and injured. MIR.
Gr;tveS was slightly cut on the head, and Mrs.
Graves cut about the head and badly bruised.
Last night at IL O'Clock Thomas johnson,
while leaving the steamer Mary Washington,
walked overheard He was rescued by Officers
Howell and Block.
At the eighty-third monthly meeting of the
Equitable L. B. association Wednesday evening,
Thomas SOneTville, president, in the chair,
and jOhH Joy Edison, secretary, advances were
iuaGe TO the shareholders amounting To S34,
GoU, at average OF 20 per cent.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
HousEKEEpERs, HousEKEEprRs.
HOTEL. CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PRoPRIE-
TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL. ATTENTION. ATTENTION.!

Il has been deemed advisable to change the plans
already prepared for the improvements OF our store
tate the earring Of store literally 70 piecea Con-
sequently every dollars worth OF goods comprseo In
0nT stock must be sold.
Therefore we wilis ofer for the next two weeka Ill
Of our mmenses OF groceries, wines and whsk1es
AZ sacrifice pficee Never within our knowledge has
such opportunity been before the public 70 buy
arstass groceries o. svery Kind g 20 gress ree9c
the past forty days but we expect and knoy thls w
same careful manner always but this Is ex-
ception So Il you wish 70 avail yourself Of baxntnA
yon -
f sa7 AIT 7sh = nv.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
A,nuseSnen.S Tonight.

AmuSenensS Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S.-"The Mascot"
HERZOGS GS.-"A Practical Joke"
DIME MCsEUM.-Leonzo Brothers.
MANASSAS PANoRANA.-15th street and Ohio
avenue.
ROLLER COASTER--AthleticP Park.
ABNER'S GARDEN.-Military band concert.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

Nrw FAIL
DRY GOODS AND cARPETINos.
Housekeepers special attention Is called to on,
New stock Of
INGRAM. THREEPLY. BRUSSELS and VELVET
CARPETINGS
BLANKETs. COMFORTS. QUILTS. sHEETIN0s
NAPKINS and TOWELS.
Receiving SILKS and DRESS GOODS DAILY. =
TRICOTS and FLANNEL SUITINGS In great
variety nom IS cts. per yard up 70 fne Imported
Goods
W. ". BURDETTE CO.,
au2set Nos. 028 7th and 7O6 streets NV.
Dowr You WISH 7 ou Had
NICE FALL ovERcoAT FOR THESE
COOL BUT PLEASANT MORNINGS AND
IF THEY WERE COLD AND STORMY
THE OLD ONE WOULD DO, BUT WHEN
THE WEATHER Is PLEASANT THEN Is
THE TINE TO WEAR NEW CLOTHES
OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS RANGES
IN PRICE FROM $40 TO ssa
wEHAvE SOME VERY STYLISH ONES
SILK LINED ALL THROUGH, AT PRICES
TOO Low TO MENTION IN PUBLIC.
SOME MORE NEW AND LATE STYLES
OF FALL SUITS WILL BE OPENED ON
SATURDAY.
Z. B. BARNUM CO.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

HAHN's Red Label Shoe bears the following
Inscription on the sole OF every shoe. ssThis
shoe Is of solid leather throughout, warranted
not 10 rip and will give more genuine service
than any other shoe made. Ask for it. Once
tried, you will always use them." To be found
only al SIC eth street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue. Price-SiZes up to 1Oi2, heel or spring
heel, 81: sizes IL 10 -, 81 %.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
Nrur N-nnr- .rrnr. HnI-sE-

NEW YORK SHOE HOUSE,
Have lust received a new supply OF the Hollow
ing solid leather shoes:
Misses Solid school Shoes, button, S9c.
Bows Solid Laced Tipped Shoes, 96c-
Mems Tipped Laced and Congress, S1.13.
Mems Heavy Solid Leather Boots, S1.50.
Ladies' Button Kid, worked holes, SIC.
Child's Spring Heel Button. 41c.
Ladies' House slippers, 2oc.
Call early 10 avoid the rush.
NEW YORK SHOE HOUSE,
sol 7th street, corner f.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

Fall styles Stiff Hats now opening;
Prices will range from $1.5O to $3.50;
Our reputation for stylish goods will be main
tanned. The greatest care has been taken TO
secure the best Styles.
Also nice line of Boys and Children's goods
can be shown, at
r. c. Lewis, 92O 7th ST., bet and X NV.
N. B.-LOwest price plainly marked in e. ach
hat
Evening star., 1886-09-03
something About school shoes.

Fine Linen.bOsOm Reinforced Shirts
5Oc., at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7tt
and II.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
BARGAINS In LACE CuRrA1ss

BARaArNs In LACE CURTAINS
sEAToN PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BROTHER,
Is OFFERING HIS ENTIRESToCK OF NOTHING
TAINS At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 10
This Is RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR PARTIES
FURNISHING TO PURCHASE LACE CUR
TAINS. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION Is
s9sEE5TER ssEb nT AS THEY IH wILL s29H BE & Dys
BEST ENGLISH FURNITURE CREroNNFs AT
25c- and 3Oc.. REDUCED FROM soc. and A0c.
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS. ALL SIZES
CONFLICTS STOCK IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS, TOWELS,
CRASHES AND GLASS LINENS.
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING LINENS.
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN-
NELs. IN ALL QUALITIES. BOTH WHITE
MEDIUM WEIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS, AT
LOWEST PRICES.
IMPORTED JERSEYS FROM s. SO to $500.
NEW SILK, CH DDA AANDCASHMERE SHAwLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
NEW STOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL PARIS TEXT
URES FOR COMBINATION SUITS -
NEW kNSLiSH SUITINGS, SCOTCH CHEVIOTS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS.
lMMENSE ASSORTMENTO OF BLACK AND coll
ORED LYONS SILKS AND VELVETS.
- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRIoRA
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1S4O au2S
Evening star., 1886-09-03
OverhaniinG the City Hall.

PEEPARING ROOMS To BE OCCUPIED BY THE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION.
Under the supervision OF Mr.. Edward Clarke.
the architect, extensive alterations and repairs
are being made at the court house. the princi-
pal thing being the fitting up oil quarters for the
civil service commission and the employees of
been assigned in the west wing of the old build
Ing, all the space or the second or main floor
and the third floor. The old aldermen'S cham
Der "A large room used, after the old municipal
government was abolished, principally by the
Probate Court, viii be used by the commission
as the examination room. 1t is a large,
airy room. The old brick floor has been
and new doors are being put in. The two
rooms formerly used by the register of wills
and his assistants are being overhauled and
Two additional rooms with an ante-roOm have
been constructed in the corridor at the head of
the stairs, making fOCr fine office rooms on this
noor. The six rooms on the main floor are
also being fitted up TO- the commission giving
a total OF ten office rooms. The ceilings will all
be scraped and kalscmined and new floors will
be laid throughout. This portion of the buill-
Ing Will be heated by steam, the apparatl IS
being located in the basement. Efforts will be
made TO have the rooms ready for occupancy
by October LIST, but the putting in OF the heat
Ing apparatus may occasion some delay.
In the upper story OF thu east wing the seven
rooms formerly usei by the grand jury and
Inc recorder of deeds are being overhauled and
renovated, and some OF these will be used by
zen. Payne, the auditor OF the court. The two
old court rooms occupied by the Criminal and
circuit courts are being overhauied, and the
ceiling of the first named, which was beyond
repair, Is being removed. The halls in the old
building will be pointed up and kalsOmined
before The courts meet.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

FINEST clean and dyed work in the city; Co
operative Cleaners & Overs. 626 d street.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
ORKNEY SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO, "
" THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABL
SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS o

ORKNEY SPRINGS SHENANDOAH CO., VA
SUMMER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF
VIRGINIA
This resort has been thoroughly overhauled 4
painted, repaired and papered throughout; vc0AY y
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing 1t .5FE
in the mountains; new porches have been erec. ed:
newly furnished throughout. and new hair mattresses
have been placed in all the rooms with woven wire
springs making this the best and most complete
sort to be found in the SOUTH Greatest variety OF
States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads; table u
excelled; hot, cold. shower and plunge baths good
fishing and game in the immediate vicinity. First
class livery in oonnestion with the hotel charges
moderate b 4 o Telegraph and Express office in
the building This Is the nearest watering place to
Washington. being only hours ride on the =. 4 O.
R. R. Two trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed Williams Brass and String Band. Of Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
hotels Analysis ofthe water attractions terms test
gists: Drew's, MIlburn's Thompsons. Schafers min.
eral water depot on g., Evening Star once and
AADDUX, Proprietor. +. q. BURKE Chief Clerk.
Dr.. c. W. CHANCELLOR. Resident Physician
s,oCrRR Am
Evening star., 1886-09-03

IL CTS. FOR BOYS POLARs, a great bargain
at II. Reizenstein's 4Oo and 407 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA.-OPEN
Dali the year. Air pure and salubrtous with 4
ne odOr speciality for throat disease, gem $EA9
eral debility and malaria. For information ~ljTe1
address A. j.. YERS se2-1Wk
EIsHINGI FISHING! FISHING! a.,A
POTOMAC HOTEL XEH\Y
st. Georges Island, Md, will remain open lk:H2
the entire month OF September. Steamers LaNe and
Leary will be met at Piney Point wharf Boats for
fishing always on hand.
Terms 81 50 per day. 50 per week. References-A.
]. Donaldson. Government Printing Office: G. Xander,
Oil 7th St NV. Address X. j. ADAMS & BRO,
Piney Point p O., St Marys County, Md. au30-2w*
(NRAND UNION HOTEL. ATLANTIC AVE,
OAtlantic City, n. ]. Electric bell in every a 4
room; hotel lighted by electric light; COM VEYAY
plete sanitary arrangements. JOS B. Q::& u
PRIEST, Proprietor $l.5O per day, and S %
per week. au26-lm
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
ERICK 20, VA YEHAY
Pamphlets at the Star Office.
Jordan Springs, p O.,
te15-3m E C. JORDAN.
Evening star., 1886-09-03
LOCAL MENTION.
haMealileH.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS, II. G., Sept. j 1856.
Indications for 2I Hours. Commencing az p M.
I0-GidY.
For District of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, stationary temperature. winds gen.
orally easteriy.
Evening star., 1886-09-03

GREAr MAnk DowS In Goops
Our Crescent shirt, made of good cotton and fine
Linen Bosoms reinforced and made with the patent
stays. only 5Sc Our Invncible shirt, made of W am
sutta cotton and extra fine Linen Bosoms Made in
the best manner. only S5 cents. Percale Shirts, 2
Collars and Cuffs 95 cents. Closing out q lot OF 20
dozen Suspenders AZ IL cents: cheap AT Is cents.
open work Lace shirts for SO regular price 35 cts
each. pairs French Unbleached socks. full regular
made, 81. All the latest styles Linen Collars 81 SO
per dozen. Six Finest Dress Shirts made ~ order
80: perfect hl guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
je24 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1886-09-03
BOARDING, A.,
b BATHING. BOATING. FISHING tAe
Address w. +. LARA BEE, ie.
myl6-4m Fortress Monroe Va

A SBURY PARK. N.J.-THE VICTORIA 4
1Famty House, desirable location, near Ma. y
Ocean Table eandaccommodationse excellent 3esIH
Perfect Sanitary arrangements Surf bathing nlsur.
passed. Terms moderate and reduced tor June and
September. je16-2a6m
Evening star., 1886-09-03

OUR RSToEE is in great confusion, consequence
OF being remodeled, but if you will excuse ap-
pearance will sell you groceries, wines and
WHISTLES cheaper than you ever purchased
them y. L. METZGER & Bro,