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Evening star., 1886-11-11
The Political Field.

CONTESTS IN SEVERAL STATES TO FOLLOW THE
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
Nathan Frank, republican, who was defeated
in the ninth Missouri district by Glover de mo-
crat, by 134 plurality, declares his intention 10
contest the seat on the ground that $50 repub-
licans were stricken from the registry list and
thus lost their votes.
Gen. J.R. Chalmers. OF Mississippi, announces
his purpose TO contest the right OF his success
full democratic opponent, Hon. j, Il. Morgan, to
the seat OF the second Mississippi district Cial-
mers is endeavoring to prevail upon Judge
SimraII, defeated re publican in the Vicksburg
district, to contest the election OF Gen. Catch
tngs.
In ward 5, of Manchester, n. H., will probably
invaliuate the election OF several democrats
among them Mckinney, to Congress. The law
two weeks before the election, aud in this case
il Is alleged it was not signed until the morn.
'nF Ss o. tns 4eeb,1asn eiscslSn. n.
for judge OF tue criminal court In Indianapolis,
who were returned defeated, are preparing To
me see In 1 Hn ns EoS9d Of
trict of Essex county, n. J.. gives Peck (rep) an
increase OF eight votes, and elects him by II
Tue official returns OF the Ohio election give
Robinson (rep) for secretary OF state $40, 1896:
McBride (denl.l, 32S.s14; smith (prohibi,lon),
sous plurality 1851. In .fss1 Robinson 5
plurality for secretary Of state was 11,243 In
Inc recent electlOu tue Otnef republican candt.
dates obtained plnralities varying from 5000
U q, 900 greater than the head OF the ticket.
The total vote In the state exceeds gOO. .OOO
Tue North CarOlinH state senate stands q
straight democrats, independent democrats
democrats, independent democrats and 81
repubiicalns. No labor candidates were elected
The Independents were all heretofore democrats
ond claimed while running to be democrats. II
is rumored that the republicans will attempt TO
make coalition with the Independents for the
organization Of the ieKislature.
tariff reform club Of LOO members has been
organized In Pontiac, Ia. The defeat OF Morri.
sun is said to nave aroused the tariff reformers
10 renewed exertiOns.
Hon. James q. Blaine was Joined al Young's
hotel, In Boston, yesterday, by his vile and
daughter, aud during the day be met several Of
lights lOr consultation.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
The Presidents Cottage.

MR. AND MRS. CLEVELAND HAVE CHRISTENED
1T "OAK VIEW"
The PRESIDENTS summer residence has been
called by various names, but none of them
have received the sanction of the owner. Now
that outsiders have exhausted their christening
list the President and Mrs. Cleveland have de-
cided to call it soak View." This is thought
particularly appropriate, as there is a very
handsome grove of oak trees near the house,
have failed TO observe the masnificent view
from It, 1t Is expected that "Oak View" will
he ready for occupancy in ten days or couple
do not intend to reside there this fall nor do
they ut present contemplate living there per-
manently at all. Mrs. Folsom will occupy the
mousse as her nome, and 1t will always be avail.
able for the President and Mrs. Cleveland to go
and come as they choose. 1t will be an admira-
bic resort for the President when he wishes
privacy, fOr he can shut himself up there for
any length of time without being intruded
upon.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

I6~ WILLIAM b. HIDDEN, N. D., SPE
- CIALIST, 2OS w. Monument ST.. Baltimore e.
No at Wfiards Hotel, Washington. ID. C.. MONDAYS.
Wednesdays and Fridays, from II to 4 pm. l4th st.
entrance Consultation free. Practice limited to Dis
eases of the Chest Throat and Nasal Passages. Spe-
cialiy successful in treating Enlarged ronsiis, Hay
Fever Rose Cold. Asthma Nasal Catarrh and Deaf
ness resulting therefrom n4-ths 3m
lf~ PHOSVITE-THISC COMBINATION, OF
- Calisaya. Wild Cherry and HorsfOrd's Acid
Phosphates Is popua- and efficient Brain and Nerve
Ionic and safeguard agains. Malaria. Sold At
MILBCRN'S PHARMACY, l429 Pennsylvania ave.
in BEETLES on draught " lrIl sOda wafer. tl5
1S JSo W. CossoN. JNo w MAcARTNEY
O Member n. Y. Stock tx
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bond4
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
speciality made of Investment Securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad. Gas. insurance and
Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
Evening star., 1886-11-11
A Texas Murderer Captured.
rHF SHERIFF GETS HIM OUT OF THE WAY or
LYNCHERs JUST IN TIME

LYNcHERs Just IN TIME
CHICAGO, Nov ia Times special from
Courtney, Tex. says: The mulatto Polk Hill
who fired a shot election night which killed
Dewee Bolton, the wealthy planter. at Lewellyn
precinct, was captured yesterday morning by
Sheriff Davoi while asleep in "a cabin, seven
miles from Brenhan. Hlll haa eluded tho
bloodhounds by rubbing his boots with to-
bacco. He was carried to Brenham aud placed
In jail. As soon as the prisoners presence was
known al Brenham friends OF Bolton began Tn
make arrangements To hold a lynching carni-
val last night. The sheriff hearing OF the
danger hastened the murderer by back street
to the noon train aud carried him "a Cameron.
the county seat OF Milan county.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
Washington News and Gossin.

The SUPPLEMENT OF The EvENING STAR To
DAY contains: The peoples commonwealth,
the meeting of the National grange, the Ando-
yer quarrel, Mr.. Beecher on his English expe-
riences, the society in behalf Of the Birds tee-
graphic dispatches, etc. The advertisements
are classified as follows: Auction Sales, Pro-
posals, Ladies' Goods, Housefurnishings, FL
nancial. Specialties, Attorneys, Dentistry, Fam
lily Supplies, Wood and Coal, Sewing Machines.
Gentlemens s Goods, Professional, Books, Pianos
and Organs, Medical, Railroads, Potomac
River Boats, Steamers, The Trades, Under
takers
Evening star., 1886-11-11
Changes I'm the Offices.

Bureau of statistics, Treasury department
Miss Bessie Quir, 5000 clerk. appointed ste.
nographer and typewriter in the bureau at
$1,000. Mr.. James A. McDuffee, promoted to
$500 and Mrs. G. E. Gilbert, Gaffney, S. C.,
cOpyist at $72O.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
The Cattle Plague in Indiana.


~
OF MINUTE WORMS.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia special from Lafayette,
Ind, says: Dr. Seawright, member of the
state board OF health, has returned from Clin.
ton county, the seat of the cattle plague, aud
gives an exact report OF the couditlon OF things
in that county. six weeks ago over 100 last
spring calves We're received al Frankfort from
Ohio, and were sold TO various farmers They
soon showed signs OF pleuro- pneumonia. The
matter was laid before Gov. Gray, who referred
il at once To the state board OF health, which
was called together at Frankfort To consider
the case. On the farm oil Samuel Sbortie, \ calf
with marked characteristic symptoms
killed and post mortem examination made.
The lung was found 10 tie filled with small
worms about the size of a cam brio needle, some
times In great buncnes. the lung Was also full
Of little pertorations. apparently the work OF
these parasites. Portions oi the lung werr
found to be hepatzed hardened, and in many
Instances the air cells were sound entirely
closed. The pleura, however, was found TO be-
in normal condition, anu there were no adEe-
sions either of lung or pleura. as would be exc
pected in a case OF genuine peuro-pneumonia.
The inflammation OF the lung, too. was not OF
acute character, but suo-acute or death
would have followed quickly upon the attack.
The veterinarian pronounced the case genuine
pleuro-pneunonia, but the state board are not
satisfied and will meet again nj Frankfort on
Monday next To make another post-mortem
requiring all persons owning diseased cattle, or
cattle which nave been exposed To these who
are diseased, TO immediately quarantine the
same strictly for the next ninety days. Ii IL
feared the disease will get into this county,
which is one OF the most prominent cattle-rais-
ing counties in the state, and farmers are
greatly excited over the matter. DIR. Seawright
says that tney have no authority to order The
destruction OF cattle afflicted with pleuro-
pneumonia.
Evening star., 1886-11-11

The celebrated evoIutionist. Alfred Russell
Wallace, Of England, read paper ION the Wind
~ Y Seed Bearer before the National academy
Of sciences In Boston yesterday.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fS%, THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- FO U ii DIVISION. ASSOCIATED
CHART E tor the election of officers and transac
tion OF OF her business, will be held iiamiine
thurch, corner 9th and r sts. NV. on FRIDAY No
vember 18TH at 1:3O pm. Brief addresses by Rev.
amt others C. f. FOSTER.
1t President.
FES THOSE CELEBRATED HOMEMADE
- Cakes of Miss Martin and Miss Colt are
tne most delicious JOHN H. MAGRUDER,
n11-3t 14l7 New York ave.
AT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
20 90 CLERKS ASSEMBLY, X. OF L. the reso-
iutlons passed at the BARRIERS Convention, "Not to
patronize Barber shops keeping open LATER than
clock PM, and those not Employing Union Bar.
Clerss' Assembly. nOlO3t
Evening star., 1886-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE stock market
opened strong and very active, first prices
showing advances On 'er the final ngures OF last
ally, though Reading .and Northern Pacific pre-
lerred were each lower. The trading was
very active and prices were feverish, but weak
In the early dealings, alsd Lackawsnna lost
per cent aud Richmond ana West Point
Toward IL O'Clock the ma rket rallied aud the
early losses were generally regaiued and frac-
lions additional, Memphis and Charleston adj
vsncing IA and Omaha a. Later many sto~ks
agaln yielded, and ~ IL och ok the market q
Evening star., 1886-11-11

THE MEN WHO DID THE DEED NOW KNOWN.
MACHIAS, Me-, Nov. 1l.5Calvin f. Graves
and James NJ. McFarlane, both Of Hancock.
and accompilce in the murder OF Deputies Niles
and Hill, VINO were killed . few days ago In try
Ing ~ capture deer-ooggers Investigation es-
taUilshes Enthusiastically the identity "a the men,
both Of whom are still at large. A boat is miss
Ing from a landing below Ellis worth and the
men may have maue their escape by wafer.
Officers are out In all directions Ia the eastern
counties. II is said that Graves once murdered
u man in Indiana, and his reputation il not
good.
Evening star., 1886-11-11

CHICAGO, Nov. ia petition was presented
to Gov. OgiesOy here last night for tue reprieve
Wilson, the vile murderer, who was 10 be
hanged at Anna, Ill, tomorrow. IL Is under
stood that the appeal for executive clemency is
based upon the mental and physical condiIion
OF Wilson. The governor TOOK the papers to
Springfield ana will consider the case to-day.
Preparing % Entertafn Gen. Faarehfld.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. IL. - Gen. Fair.
child, cOmmander-in-chtef OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic, VIII visit Nashville, arriving
days. His visit, IL is intended, win 0a made .
grand affair. All the posts Of this department.
Of the q. A. X. will be invited To meet the cOfn-
mander In this city, and others from the north
and west are expected. On the evening OF the
6tn there viii be either . camp nre or . banQuet
An his honor, ana on the following day there
will probably be several excuEsions 70 nc3ghbor.
ing battlettelds.
Evening star., 1886-11-11

1CVCHuc, POOOOO6, CUStOIIIS, % JUL.
1T DID Nor MATERIALIzE.-The cold wave
which was expected to-day did not materialize.
1t Is but fair to state that the announcement in
Yesterdays STAR, while it came from the signal
office, was not authorized by any OF the officers
on indications duty, as they were not present.
at the time. 1t was learned subsequently that
tho weather prophets early in the day yesterday
decided that the cold wave prevailing in the
west would not extend any further than Pitts
burg, and that the cold wave signal should not
be ordered up hera.
Evening star., 1886-11-11

~ s.,
LIGHT AND HEAVY WEIGHTS,
AT BARNUTa
LIGHT AND DARK CoLoRs,
AT RARNuMsL
ROUGH AND SMOOTH GOODS,
AT BARNrNs.
COARSE AND FINE MATERIALS,
AT BARNUMs.
IoW. MEDIUM AND HIGH PRICED.
AT BARNUNa
SERGE. SILK. SATIN AND WOOL LINED,
AT BARNUNa
ovERcoATs
FOR MEN. YOUTHS. BOYS AND SMALL BOYS
AT BARNUMS
ovERcoArs
FOR SHORT MEN AND FOR LONG MEN.
AT RARNUMs.
FRESH STOCK COMING In ALMOST EVERY
T. n BARNux 4 90,
NJ s3l PNxsYLvAxIA AVENUE
Bass AsDrRoxs
BRASS FENDERs,
BRASS FIRE SETS,
PORTABLE CRATES
HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
NO 424 9Th street.
LADIES ArrExr1ox
LATEST PARTISAN MODES IN HAIR ooops
MILE NJ J. FRANDI. 1909 F srxxrr
ofHELlA a " RAS:s, ENGLIsH BASKET PLATA
Han dressed AID kans. sninzied mS40sn.
THE cELLULoID Truss.
lisa s-s.s GHAs FISHERS
nn FISHER dsvosss Ssr .s.sss.os = ~, wxsssos
Evening star., 1886-11-11

TEE FvENrSe STAR Is served TO subscr,,,er. In ths
CITY carriers their account at 10 rents rer
week, or 44c. per month Copies the counter =
rents each BY mai-posiage prepaid-5O cents 9
Entered al the Pust Once NJ w xshinxtou D. c. q,
second-cass mail matter
THF WEEKLY STAz-puhY,noa -, rr,a.v-sl a
year. postage prepaid six months 80, c,nfs
81 All mail subscriptions mus, De PAID IN advances
n paper sent longer than 10 paid for
Rates OF advertising made no,vn - .--,,...,o,
Evening star., 1886-11-11
Fight with Fence Cutters.
ONE KILLED AND ANOTHER NoRTAILY wouS
ED BY TEXAS RANGERS.


ED by TEXAS RANGERS.
BROWN WooD, Ten, Nov. 11.-Capt. Scott, OF
the State Rangers, received Information Tues
day night tnat party OF wire-cutters would cut
the wire fence Ola Morgan Ebaughs place that
night, twelve miles from here. lie at once
gathered his rangers and with a few citizens
repaired TO Ebaugh's place and waited In am
bush. Al IL O'Clock tire cutters were heard.
Capt. Scott demanded their surrender. stating
they were rangers. The only answer was n
pistol shot. Then the firing became rapid on
both sides. The moon wss bright and they
could distinguish one another easily. When
the hiring ceased, one wire cutter found
killed and Cne MORALLY wounded, while two
made their escape on foot. their horses being
captured. The horses were Identified ss belong
ing TO Z. Johnson and &. Mathews. Jim Lowell,
the man killed, was disguised with false
mustache. He was old offender Amos
Roberts, the man captured, died. Lowell held
the position of constable in AN adjoining pre-
cinct. The parties cut one aud quarter mile
OIL fencing before coming up To the rangers Be-
tore morning the rangers also captured Bob
Peacock, a noted horse thief.
Evening star., 1886-11-11

HAvERHILI, MASS, Nov. lie Haven,
coffin and snoe manufacturer, oil this city, has
made AN assignment TO II. u. Case Tor the oene-
MT OF his creditors His liabilities are S.5 1000.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHRIsrMAs DouBLE n UMBERs OF
THE LONDON GRAPHIC,
THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS,
HOLLY LEAVES,
YULE TIDE,
each with beautiful coored engravings, will be pub
shed early in December, in this country and abroad
simultaneously.
PRICE, so CENTS EACH.
LIE FIGARO ILLCSTRE
With French Text Only: Sl.25 per copy:
EmbOdylng work uf Celebrated Partisan and Of
superior Exec. lence will also appear
Early in December.
OF all newsdealerS Order now. THE INTERNA-
TIONAL NEWS CO.. New York 1t
Evening star., 1886-11-11
The Affairs OF Egypt.

TIE ANGLo.TURKIsH NEGOTIATIONS TO DE
COMPLETED FORTHWITH.
CoysTANTINoPLE,N Nov. 11.-The impending
negotiations between Sir William White, Brit
ish Ambassador To Turkey, and the Porte, rela-
tive 10 the Egyptian question, VIII, IL Ii now
stated he com pieted forthwith according TO the
instructions given previous 10 the recent French
agitation for evacuation. The basis Of tne fresh
understanding will be the joint report on the
condition OF Egypt TO be made by Moukhlar
Pasua and Sir Henry Drummond Wolf. the
special Turkish and English ENJOYS, respec-
lively, who have been ior some time engaged
in the work OF Investigating Egyptian affairs.
Their report will deal with the workings Oh the
present Anglo Turkish convention in Egypl,
and make suggestions as to how the reforms In
the military, civil and other departments oil the
knedive's government specified In the couSep.
ton can best be carried into execution.
PARIS, Nov. 1.-the French press continues
TO discuss Lord SalisDurys declaration about
the British occupation OF Egypt, but all the
comments Are made Ia very moderate tone.
Three Fishermen Lost I'm Lake Huron.
CHICAGO. Nov. ia special from Detroit
says: Edward j. RouIly, william Walsh and
Joseph Young, fishermen, have been lost with
Island, Lake Huron. Tue men were at Gore
bay and sought To make their home at Cape
Robert, twenty-five miies away, but have not
.since been heard from.
Threatened Strike fn the Coke Region.
PRESIDENT cosrELLo ENDEAroRrSG ro AR
RANGE MArrERs.
PIrrsBuRG, Nov. ll.-Presideut Costello, q
the Miners Amalgamated Association, lett Tor
the Conneilsville coke region last night 10 use
his influence in aperting the quarrel bet@een
the operatofs and the men. A demand has
been formulated by the local executive board
of the association and presented 10 the coke
syndkcate. II this demand should be denied
the ma a threaten 70 strike, but the chances are
against q lockout Such action would be parti-
cularly, severe upon the producers just at pres
ent as "a demand for coke at pay Ing n is
greater than the product. President Costello
will inva stigate the grievances and secure, u
possible, Ahe peaceful solution of the problem
Infringe, ment Sutss for Half Million.
CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-The S. w. Tyler Patent
Mower CON pany, Of New York, have begun
Iour suits I'M ne federal courts here tor SoOoOO0
The defe ndan.,s are the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine comp any, William Deering, the exec
utors of CyruA II. Mccormick. and William
Deeriug ana Elt iah H. Cannon. The infringed
machines are iailned to have been manulac-
tured In large quantities between 1875 and
1881.
Evening star., 1886-11-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU OSEMENIS.
\ LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THE WORLD LOVES TO LAUGH.
NOW Is THE TIME
Every Evening and Saturday Matinee.
The Langhter-Making Comedians.
EVANS AND HoEY,
Presenting the Latest Laughing Hit.
"A PARIOR MATCH"
BY Charles Hoyt Author o." "a Bunch of Keys"
FCNNIER THAN EVER BEFORE
BILL, WE'RE CAUGHT.
havnt for q long time now seen such delight as ac-
corded
EVERY SONG. and
EVERY LAUGHTER-PROvoKING SITUATION.
IT'S TOO TOO Funny tSrE II 10 Shi bEscR1BK
Next week-RICEs EyANGELINE NIL
KERNAN's WASHINGTON rHkATEk
Asine Fun Tide of sueeees:-ssar.
Theater p.c6sd & nightly 3 T wi,h our T 6ss. citizens
MoNUGENTAL sPEciALTY COMPANY.
Headed 6s sns uss
~, XAiJEAS J axw,x
Amsrles'. Ms; cap se,s sss sss'en SsaMan Team.
srANMo6S nAKo66s sisTsas EHi2aa
LAURA LEE.
MIDDLEroN's MARioNETrEs.
SMITH AND EARLE
A Mammoth Show at Cheap Prices.
Mss,nesNi2 N,gh1aloi = 2S sas asa II 80
Next Week-MARiNELLrs COSMOPOLITAN
NIL CONGRESS
NEW NATION AL THEATEE.
EACH EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
GREATEST OF ALL NEW YORK CASINO Sue
CESsES
NANoN.
Magnifcently presented by the
CARLETON OPERA COMPANY
Mr. WILLIAM 7. CARLETON AND 20 ARTISTS
New and Beautiful Costumes and Special Scenery by
Mr.. Henry Z Ho,t of N Y. Casino
Next week-Mr. ]. B. POLK in MIXED PICK
LES" nS
HERzOG1s NINTHsT OPERA HOUSE
u,,,uss. Som%snsips .s MoSDAY. NOVEMBER
CALLAN HALEY d CALLANS
ELECTRIC THREE
MINSTRELS
3O-ARTISTS-30
81 qsos 1Ss NoS.s hsDs
Next week-Hardis Won Lsers BRAVE
sPEcIAh e sea,
mysred to all parts Of the city BY pn,fsrmed boys
HARRIS BIJoU THEATEK
EVERY AFTERSoeS ANp EVERY EVENING
THE NE D9AIESf COMEDIAN.
in bis Newly Written Play.
fih- city by uniformed boys without extra Charge
Ns1, WeeENPE !. BAKER in CHRIS and LENA ns
nIME MUSEUM
IL The sif'Ss %S Top.s ea american Aqs Actor,
Assisted by Miss Evelyn knapp and Splendid Dra-
The Grand scenic Romantic Drama of
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ACar Load Of scenrry and Elegant Costumes
rhuf'doS oEiVsaS EFidsS r%IsT sRd saturday.
Admission to this Great show only 10 cents. nS
RE IY>TKgclEp ASD AMgsEI:,
steam GssIs 4, ,nssrss!sd a he First soes! En-
SsfiosSs ssfS SSs''ss q STATIONARY EN-
rHsasesx Bsss sxss5Es ssx. 4. .slss asss'
Proceeds to be given to the Associated Charities D.
Pssnsiss 5rus sH s.e4s ,so's ;s and
aysnGe H"ass eSn st5 sn @ 81 he ano Ss% h"sd
Chariues- American House. and at the door on even
ing o. the entertainments nsL4t
-M Teacher Of Elocution
and Voice Culture. prepares Ladies and Gentlemen
DRAMATIC STAGE
preparing students reading on the platform or n
the social a home circle.
Can be from 10 until g on Tuesdays wednes-
days and Fridays, at
No. 1888 street n w.
n2eolm< Washington, D. C.
rTRICYCLE RIDING MOoNLIGHT NIGHTS Is
:, very popular You can ridea tricycle. You wlll
TAI Cycles i4os nSri ave- month noSn
10ASNoRANA OF BA1TLE OF BULL RUN.
l. 10th ST. two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle scene painted
Lighted at night BY 500 electrtc u&hta
Admission 50 S c. nss e Children under Il year, %
cents. On sundays half price. ieS4
Evening star., 1886-11-11

READ THEsE BAneA1ss
LANSBURGH & BROS
REGULAR REMNANT AND BARGAIN SALE
DAYS
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Cents Leather Collar and Cuff Boxes AS cts per
Setr, worth 81.
Painted Sain Fans satin on both sides feather edged
only 9S cts, regular price 81.
Misses Hose, sizes from 7-Sls. 10 cts. per pair.
S-Button Length Mosquetaire Undresssd Kid Gloves,
80 cts per pair. worth Sl25 per pair.
Remnants OF Russia Crash. lOcts. per yard worth
Is cts
One lot odds and ends Kid Gloves so cts. per pair
worth from IS cts. to 81. 30 per pair.
Latest style Tortoise Shell Hair Pins in different
styles, only 25 cts per pair.
Gents Roll Plate W ach Chains only 81, warranted
to wear for two years
Ladies' Leather Purses. Is different styles, only
25 cts.
New line Ladies' Colored Border Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. 5 cts each,
German Linen Towels 42x21 size only IS cts, ,
worth rs cts. Best bargain ever offered in q Towel
Best quality Oil Boiled Red Table Linen 40 eta
worth 62la cts yard.
Jersey Flannel q inches wide only SO cts per yd.
Genuine satin-lined Russian Hare Muffs at 4Scts
each. worth IS cts.
Childrens Boucle Jersey Caps all colors at rs cts
each.
Satin Hoods to match at So. 25, worth $675
One lot OF Ladies Breast Pins in Silver Gilt and Ox
dized and Silver, 25cts. each worth 80 90
case OF Remnants of simpsons Best Plain Black
Calico al 5 cts. per yard. worth Sc
IA full 1O4 White Blanket at 80 cts per pair
full lU4 COlored Blanket al 95 cts per pair
REMNANTS IN WHITE CANTON FLANNEL.
sca.es at 8 cts Per yard, worth 1Octs
2 40 IA
= "l2la 1e
The last lot of Canton Flannel Remnants in Red
Blue Gold Gray and Brown. at cts per yard. worth
121a cts.
SO pairs nottingham Lace Curtains as 55c per peir.
81 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains at 9oc per pair.
worth $1.5O
4s pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at 81 .3s Der
pair, worth 81.
33 pairs nottingham Lace Curtains at 81 90 DER
pair, worth - 75.
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL
cases at &C.. worth &c.
64c, 1Oc
&C., 121oc
cases Dark Calico Remnants at cts. Der yard
worth &C. suitable for comforts and wrappers
cases Colored Cambria Remnants. the best quality
soft finish, at 4 cts. per yard. worth cts
80 Remnants of Curtain Lace In all Quail flea at
Remnant Prices
20 Remnants Of Heavy Cloths for clio aking purposes
500 Remnants Of Dress Goods. consisting of cotton
mixed all wool and fancy dress goods.
% Remnants of Plain and Fancy Flannels
Remnants Of Passementerie
Remnants Of worsted Lace
Remnants Of Fringe
Remnants of Feather Triunmfn0~ and oda .;..s e.,
Corpets and Gloves At Remnant Prices
ALL REMNANTS MARKED WITH QUANTITY
AND PRICE ATTACHED.
ONE PRICE
Evening star., 1886-11-11
The Next Mnu.e

CHAIRMAN NPHRRsoN FIGURES OUT 153 RE
PUBLICAN VOTES
Secretary McPherson, Of the republican COM
mittee, figures out that the repu blicans will
have 168 members In the House. This IL
claiming the election OF Symes (rep.) Ia Colo
RADIO. Then II the three labor candidates are
counted with the democrats they will have
al members. Il the democrats have elected
Reed tdem.l In Colorado, rs The STAR's dis
patches indicate, then, he says, THE STARS
figures OF 162 70 172 are correct.