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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-05
Prices the Lowest Ever Heard
Of, Namely.
Sl65 TO S265 EACH,

NO INTEREST TO FAY.
The lots are all perfectly level. No grad
ing is required beyond the grading o.
streets now being done by the owners
Messrs. Dan Mcfarland and Theodore
wiesendanger.
Street Car Line on Jefferson street is al
ready within half male from The tract
aud the certainty of another Street Car Line
running right 20 the tract will make Il cleal
TO any Intending purchaser that each 10
will at least double in value within sia
months from now.
1t pays you TO go and look at this property
Free carriage from 60 N. Spring Street at 9
IL 80, and p. NJ.
The owners of the wiesendanger Trac
nave subscribed $500 to secure the Hellmar
two-horse fast line street cars through Yer
mont avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-05
Drs. G. & Frank Stevens,
DnNTusTz-

The hes set OF teeth IS, on Celluloi, Tor
Rubber. Painless extraction of Teeth by
Nitrous Oxide Gas or VltRhzed Air. Fine
Gold Filings q specially. All operations AZ
Eastern prices and guaranteed. Rooms
~ and 10 schumacher Hlock, OPP
pasite p. o. Open SundaYsfrom Sto Ia
my6ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-05

" SYp ~ st Raj T.,e Inconeer sse Vain ST. Baker
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
N EST SHORE RAILROAD.

On and after 81 1885, trains II leave West i2ds.
All trains eavo from downtown station foot OF sy't
NORTH River 20 minutes earlier than from loot OF "-ss
42d.st s,-...
81 fou.s 500 .s 10 .. m. slespers through 80
Buffalo Rochester suspension Bridge. NIAGARA taus'5lh
-0,gO m. $500 $40 M. sleepers ana drawing room
Utics and svracuse -a.aO 800, .s;lo -
n and Poughkeepsie and Kingston. S:lO '1AO '1iSo
sangertics and Albany $40 .7lo 'oso. lips m 3't5,
CSt.kiii siG .7:io 400 $50 1922 N, to $40 n
Cranson's West Point Cornwall and Newberg '5lu '.ly
$50 10 25 Is. $40 p an, y % a m o'to
and D. m. for Cranstons. cornwall and Ne"Oors-
For Monfr frcal and canada East 600 n r..
Hami ton London. 1880 a 900 $40 p m loroa'o'
$50 a. m. 1000, .2l0 p. No.. ..
Saratoga Specials ll.23 o. m $40 y III. TO- VI Na4s
through 70 Saratoga
Lake George ll:l5 a. m. SATURDAYS only St5 n;
KaatersklL Hunter Hobart Grand HotG. . s'lol az
Phoencia 3io 900 IL :25 m. 3.5 M fArloi cars -
Grand Hotel and Kaserskii via Phoeaica Oh "a - III
Paienyie Cairo and Mountain House station $40. IA
800 ll;25 34j farior car !" |sI'- o' ii'S
Daily fDaiy except Saturday Other trains daily eSceps
sunday. .,...,-x. -. .o.o-,,r, ala
tons Information. apply al Offices BrooKyn s5s 4sa'
idQou at 730 EutOnst Annex ONCE .oo' 1 ruIohs s1i
New York CITY 8B3 TSS eA2 Broadway IL bowery ana
shore stat foot Of West <dst foot Of Jay ST.
tits Express call for and check osgeaxe IRON h''es
a d resdenceA orders can be left a. tickeI oneeA
HENRY MN IL -.
5yanderbilt-sve General Passenger = gcns
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE %. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LIN E


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
trains YORK via DesUrosses and CortAndt Streets
HarrsOar POIrg aai fhs Vest with Pgllmsn Palace
sa nsd and Dus n smoking and
ing Cars AZ ga IN every day. - 49,, I'D,
'S'S.' % SSs 1ss At corP for tGsS Via
Centre ami the Oh iseg1onA
Ssti@Sfc Si s Washington soat6 Limited w..aas
% arrys w,solastpa 1a sa stp sna H. ATM ~
LOO .jO, and 800 D m. an. IA aisna Sunday 5io m
For Aisute ciTy except sunday ll.i0 n. Through
ESns ESn efRs %Sy s Ss'iPs s. laRa
"a. E.sT aa aa A@nOy % So, sai snq 80 % n on niay
For od foa ana ana Soros va ne s'GP
Soriok halIroai. n; ey,ry DAY via Baltimore and
soat, eroosyn annex With al .nroa:o tran.
stJersey City sforng speedy ani dreo' transfer t'r
1n .nd % M 52 G o i' Ss'
$50 $50 m, ll s2O. sSl 80 ~ I'D 10 50 Z a
$s FS1assigSIe S'1e s'S g. -, 7s is;S ;5
5lS o5s % I m 1Sa an S9o .G nghS 10 sunday $50 SO s;
S;iS 1886 hS. m $40 d10' d''' $40 asS aud lOs'
FOR PHILADELPHIA
express Trains leave NesYOrz VIA DesOrossss and Court
landt street ferres, as follows ., u,..,.,o.
I'll EniteSj ana il 0 $40 sisJ, ., !. and
ana u Msn NISr ao s6S q ae aad u
s ssyS ~. s % ana sidspG ~ Giaa anu
ina&a1. &G m Connect At + e. IL ot aaa cano G H. and u
Returning trains leave station, philadelphia
lliOl so 4:05 is1 o:lO $50 1880. $40 53c, III AMI
ll,lo m llinlted Express lilt aud Ai3op % l3,ty
$a5 iSs ~ 81 81 na % 9lo n $50 US nsh d3s
7:I2and ]l9 D.
SUNDAY
Ticket Oices $40 t35. and 9it Broadway Asor House
AMI Courandt SoA CoIrs6 AMI
brooklyn Annox oslsioh. iOot VI Futon.s1, brob<iyn
Busch's Hotel, uODOAsn station, Jersey Cty EmlsrAlt
Tic ket Ofce, Ma. Batterr Place and aste 0triea
The Ne~YOrx Transfer Company win oal for aud caooS
baggage - hotels Add resdeaesA $4,000
SuAo. h. PU0H, J. H. WOOD,
General Manager. General PaSsr ASAaa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
DHILADELPHIA AND READING R. R.
NEwIKRsEY CENTkAL ply %DIyIssI,o1yNy,s

FooT OF Ii hRTY ST. NoRrH RIvER,
For rirf Pa1LxDFEPHk and rRESroS gSa9a BEss,
SS'f SS s g aGo 80 So Oq so M as sU m 'sC s aa
Chestnut Al at Coumbia-ase for AanayuhA Oons"S
pRAWISG.Ro S n CARS on all Day Trains and sEsR
Inc GAgs .%s o. ipFLpHA tI' Ninth and Green %
So s36 $50 lo5s m IS sl, St9 & 90 s1i l9Sera Rsg,,
sq so RH4 G fsO ssG sco 1880 5 m N tS5aa oo SO
sSf IodN Ma1ss p PEAiE and Psaa.
For or''& '&oIGsIIf&MspoRr iii suysuRY. LgwIsssuaa .aa
FgT EEADiyMG M aud sd HAR,s5YEe ar a So m tsSaai
1x s.s sff sios $50
loo, i:s0, s.l5. s:l5 p. Sundays AT $50 Pm
SSr ESr pPAMA9nAs, 100, 74S $50 m, l3o stS to'
Yd2 I2s2 II frnsys f anaMAucH cMysS
at 100 TOO. $3.50 a. m- loo lSo. S'4e. o's' y In ~
ror I,V "a xIrox o at 400 TOO $50 LOO 1889 s.se"
rar 2IaH st 5Gpb SO SsSSch az 80
y5f T TLE% sSpfsIi sIiToS 45@o % $50 H. 100 400 ''a
S ypts II sHHsay' a. soo 30 So TOO $50 io Iss
':. sss sS sss2.S. SSS 'S go "a 80
FOR tSY 7oc .s .sS .sS gs ss '9i
sS $50 5ls G d.oo bso Zoo 80 OSs io,sS iseo 3s x
sundays 400. s'ls a. m is'oo M is0 'O0 0'''
fGI sa P.Ssa .sd % anS 500 80 GiS sundays '''
psAscm s III 0sFAs Nss csSys .SS "a a. SIS '
SUNDAY s.H except eroyc s.e'os no no .oSs & sco
fkkkkSM9odopb TO- TONS RIVER at '
ys, M Afea tfS2 SlsnLAsD and parooEr0S
400 a M. $50 y. ~ ... ,,,v,atoy
NEW-JEkSEY SOUTHERN III. lsi""
InS9asps FISn rsI 30 sSASRfaaT, 4 sS LoSG BaAscn "a "a
70. '.Ju ~ a. IN. Loo Sa1. Asa S'so p"
ydr iVTT ATtASrIo nj aldhLASps 4'so. o'0s A. $40 80,
vs sSYp p.E%ewoop TONS RIVER and BARNEdAr Wv
"a NJ; m;SxS IA, SN NSsJYs OCEAN BEACH soS ana m.
pLEASANN "a, AsNrro yr crrY' VINKLASD and bhip'"
tso yop p%s,rca ~ AZ loot Of Liberty st. rsr T ,ss
xdss ss1ss sver can H. tsi e.t s a.. ana To- T.
way ass iS and 7ty issth a. iSS sssers "
sssss and principal se:ls Y Ssws s sr sso Fulton
w Msshassnsv heSes91 ass ~ sasos Saxsaxs 's
York lrsnsSt, m rsss,snSe & dsstinaasn oa HANCOCK.
II W0OrTsN. osn Pass and Cio.st -
aSRaEIAh aSRaEIAhxGSGix. n1sSGs.iix O n p 1ss. ~ As'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW

j. no YORK, Sn.; LAKE kRiE ASb wssTERN RAILRoAD
SOa s oSa trains leave $8ds station
m~Day except sundays Day Express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches to Bngha%ton Emra Bonssvs SSt
Coaches Iiornesyille 70 Cincinnati ,,,,,., rx,r...
Solid Pullman tram Of Day and Hotel sesSS eSve Gaeafs m
me- etI ooxsan SnaTG oSc 'S ss @ S c"cuHat Chicago
500 p M and ST. LOUIS 1880 the second morning ,u..
nHS sas %AE E1ss a' ass
a oraSS % Se'Eser Esere cr % Vest
and sleeping COACHES 70 Bnghsmto1, E@r' ROeo'''0''
iis $50 ilS SlS Sissa saO ssS ssaasys s5e
y 81 ssO 3 o'3o a. an M tS $50 7i45a 1886 % IL mid
so 80 &c. s 7S ss 71S S qsSs ss lSsS 81
c3o iiS sS az 200 iOss gSs Z %dpsSS s 1895
1856 % Zoo ssc s5O S2S 75o gOS SadS.y lSS9
.ss I. %a.is sssi. sss
o. ssS 10 20 am ii5 $40 ioo p% IL midnight
Warwick 4.i5 9;oo 1920 m, 43o p M sundays 90
&ontlcello and whto Lake. a. m.. $3.50 IN. sundays
Tewburg and Cornwall 1850 m $50. $780, $50. and
Rondoa saaiy ana kingston sSS % and M $50
POO Goshen s"Hsay sS $50 S T. so slsAN'Ga ioso % so $50
74S Sunday S!5. $50 1920 m $50, 4 o p Ps6 60 T..
7saS SqS'S" % SUNDAY t SS S $40 1920 f9s
and Western Railroad at Mainst rhe9a IN train stops
PORT jsrv,a4 75o o. 1920 A. M $3.50 4so. o. 79,
7;45 s,0O 300 p sunday $780, lO:2o a. H. oVo' $50 ~
sssts leave ?3dstN Y, sa5a m TO eto M every
adss" 1a;s ei r m m 70 sJorS eoa mn Sundays
| To iUto every thirty minutes lOAop III ~ N' "
and in noS% ans
sna asssiss baggage Ss
s' nsiy cr rt u. Sss so%paSy bspo
Ss rpress trains froa The West arrive At 7o
$780, 5f ns II B. .2d %bSoT iSsS Gsur Passr Assn. SswYh
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST,

I bEbA w AXE, LAChA w ANNA ana W I'D ~
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW-YORK An d BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPREsa
TRAINS 40 DUST ALWAYS on TINE, -
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES
Depots New York loot Of Barclay and Christopher sts
Daily except ,urdays. Bunslo ana osweso IPresS
Pullman coaches 10 Water Gap strOudsburg cranon bng
hamt0n. mira Path Buffalo. Syracuse Os~.so Green's
oxford orwch ttici connect Scranton for Pittton.
Wikesharre Danvilie. & Northumberland Owog0 fo9
Ithaca and inter Mediate stations.
Bnghamton Elmirs Express Pullman cdachas
Water Gap scranton Binghamton Owego aad y MIRA
for tts <sto1 rFs 30
7 D. N. Daily Buffalo Limited rDres> Paiinin coclS
for sroudsburg crantoa > nsaantoa Owsso a. hlyrr .
72O a. m. Sleeping coach for Oesn via WayiADt ,,..
o Daily Blfso aud osweyo txDreA fl.n.a
coaches or Stroufsburg scranton Bingham on or'a1at
syracuse, Oswego. Greens Ox ord Norw1lh Unc. nau
diate stations except SATURDAYS Connects at huaao VIA
trf ms for al poi - VEST A
FOR Richfeid ~prings. a, m daily excspt eullay@
D IN. faily aeening coach attached.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
NtW-YORK TO THE ADIRONDACKS
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL.

For RED BANK, LONG BRANCH. O'EAN Grove As.
BURY PARK. OCEAN BEACH sPhING LAKE. Pr
PLEASANT etc.
Commencing June 2s. 1888. train, New-Yors fooe
C0Grtiandt ami DesbrOsses SIS 1ln express nL y
noon $50 SO express - store's exec It Red Bank 4o
express ;, $50 0. m. SUNDAYS. 7;lD. m. o
from foot iberty.sL; 4 5ll II exDress a nj ler.
$3.50 express 4;5O express $40 8l5 n
SUNDAYS Q q m. 4 N o Z JceAa
Grove Asbury Park. J. x NODD
RUF : BLODGkrT Sup'L Gen Pasa Ag't L. Il.
CO HANCOCK. G. p and Text. Agent p. Il. l. K.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
Gteamboais ano Railruaos.

A ROY BOATS-CIrlZENS LINE.-For
~ Troy sArsoga Lake George aud ~ 90 TO
Saratoga and roturn 81 90 Laye and return.
1icSrie 20 Il furng Steamers CITY OF TROY
and SARATOGA daily except saturday foot OF Chnsto
pher-st- 3. IN sunday steamer, touch at Albany
FOR HUDSON.-Steamers Redfield and Nc
j hanus, making close oonnecuon with Boston ami Al
bany u. H. for Chatham. Pitsned North Adsms inter
mediate statons Also with New York. Rutland aud Mon
uea formerly Lebanon springs for Lebanon Springs
Bennlnston hnt md. eto Also for COXSAckln- Albany
and nto mediate places eonnecnns a. CoIsaesie with stage
for Groenevlle. OAK Hill ami Moius 3p IN
days oio ptedl from per foot frinkinst. " H., ~ Y.
City Boats leave Hudson Tor NJ AZ daily Except
Saturday
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ KAl LWAY Ferries in New ork from foot OF Jay st.
and W eat 49d-st
From y.st $50, West t2d st., $40 Day express,
for Mddetown. ken vie Monticello Liberty. White Lake.
Delhi Oswego and intermediate stations Pullman drawing
Jay st. 800; West 42d.st. SIS p Ulster County
Middletown nicnvie Monticello Liberty White
Lake and ntermeia rtatons Pullman drawing
Jayst. ol5 Vest t2st. 535 p. M. Night express for
Osvego Suspension Bridge thousand Islands. Pullman
sleeping cars Newi to Vincent daily. Jay st.
li5O West t2d st 2;lO III Saturdays only for Mid
deown Monticello White Lake. Liberty aud Intermediate
stations Pullman drawing room cara HardcoAi engines
used on all passenger trains
q. ANDERSON u. p. A.. II Exchange Pisea N. X
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

NEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
~ Frs. c. II. NORTHAM AND CONTINENTAL leave
Peck Slip. Pier No % H. H. st3 A. and IL m (5undays
erospted at waven with special trains for
MERIDEN. HARrF Rn SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKB
Tickets sold and checked 1t "a Broadway NJ
Y and Court Brooklyn Excursion 70 New Haven and
return
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
DONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS.

II KIN MOUNrAIN~. Iand'' At Crans'on'. lWe,s
Pontj Cornwall Newbnrg Marlboro. Milton Poagnkeepsis
and Esopu. connecting VIII Ulster ana Dea"AEe 1,eny
Steamers CITY Of bINGSTpN End JAMES W q - D.
y leave every week cay az p M pier toos O har;
rsonst except saturdays when CITY Of h Nb-I ~
leaves AZ D. m landing at Newburg ana olgh 50
wltn special evening trains for ~ 81 NM ~
RESORTS THROUGH THE CArSkILL MOU NTANS'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
DAY LINE

PAY LINE
ID To OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk. Va, snd sodth
Leave via Penn r. 4;so p. Paror cara 70 srtinors
thence Palace arriving at OLD Point oto m
8l9 Broadway N. r.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOAD-Commencns June ~, 1888
through trains will Leave Grand Central Depot -
tsa M. Rochester EIpress th,onsn drS"ngFoom cars
to ALBANY I.ons and Rochester ,,on,rs., s,ec,.,
vth dinin 70 froy Saratoga CALDWELL
so A M The frnitsd" dining cars, stopping at
Albany Utica SYRACUSE Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FANS
Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Choago3ooa m ana
lO:3Oa m. Chicago Express drawing room cars R,on
o. unss. Cansndaigua Rochester. Niagara falls ana
iii 80 m, Western New.York and Northern Express
$50 p NJ Albany. Troy saratoga and Uaca Express
with dra ana ,nn- cars Troy Saratoga
pm. o Lake { Saturdays only.
- D. m. Accommodation TO Albany ahd rro,.
Chicago and 81 Louis ExDress with sleeping ycars
cago and ST Lous Dining Car New York 10 Albany
$40 McTtrral Express with seopngcars 10 syra
TO Is Pacific with slcep'ng-csrs for Roches
ter. BuBho, Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chlcaeo erpus cars 10 Watertown and Ogdensburs daily
i15 p Might Express with siecpine-ca to Albany
and Troy Connects with tho and
for the North except SATURDAY night
IcKets sale at Grant Centr. Depot No. Battery
Pac. 4lS Broadwav Harlem Depot i23thst 4th ave
and al Westcos Express Offices Park place Broad
wayl s5 And ~ Broadyay. and 90 West l25tst. New
YORK "S and 7o Fulton Sta Brooklyn and 10
Accommodations drawing and slec ping-csrs be
procured at OF the ticket Offices In NewYork City and
S33 Washing ton-st- Brooklyn.
Baggage called for an checked from residence
~Ihese trains run daily All others daily except SUNDAY
t1hese tf1ns stop at Harlem Q25thsI and tth,aye;l
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

IlNkW.iORK. L NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r:
Trains leave Harlem River station. l32dst and
Lnconsve Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Third Avenue elevated Raroa daily except
sundays At GAO. 1850. SlO 10. 1855 3lO 3o3, t4O,
$40 o4U lO1O H. for fot Norris Casanoya (Oak Pont
Hunts Point West Farms Van Nest %est Chester.
slsnd Pelham Manor and New. Rochelle, connecting al
New Rochelle with for all ponts the main line Of
the New Yoik. w.Haven and Hartford Railroad. shore
Line and AR. Inc Divisions New.Canasn, MddetOwn
Now britain and Sued Branches and and al points
East
Midnigh. train for Rochelle and all intermediate
tons al I2lO a. 10. daily, except Dndays.
Stnday trains for New-kochee and all intermediate sta
tons at IL % $3.50 D. latter train connect
ing Al New Rochelle with trains To stamford
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
6tedn,hputs a.t6 nditrpabs.

A PROVIDENCE LINE.-For Providence,
sWoroestsr Northern Now England and White Mountain
popa ssesmsrs Island and Massachusetts, viii esve
per 90 n r.. daily except Sunday 81 IN and Aftsr
Juns 29 paroY win be from stesmer landing 70
WhIte ountan points without change send 'or summer
excursion book. r. w. FOffLh oon fss Agonk
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

-BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND.
"A Watch Hill Sarragansets Plsr. Bsr Harbor,
5TONIN0rON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE
Steamers leave from s6 North Rivor block
sbove Csusst. at 300 m daily except SUNDAY q new
parlor rrcinna chAirs betvoen steamers
landing and Boston without oharRa
y. w. POPPLE. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ from chambers st saton tcr so
Tenany Closter 5parkt and Nyack $3.50 I3 SSO oo aad
Boa m l:l5 800 40 5:2O. $40 $3.50, s. lpoo H.
II midnirht sundays 1880. $3.50 tn- ana p NJ .,o
For Nanust spung Valley. Monsev and laluanS o:'O
1880 $3.50 a 45O. $50. sundays 9;oVA H. y III
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

CATSKILL EVENING LINE.
OBest cheapest route TO the CAISKILL FOUNTAINS
r steamefr kAAIEHShILL and cAr>KILL oave foot oil
Iavat week day at6 connecting with tne Cats
aud railroads. Special taken IN the
tIansporLaLon Oi Horses anu carriages
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Send pier for Isl OF houses etc. or address
W. J. HUOH ks Treas, CatsAI, y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05

NAY BOAT FOR NEWBURG.-S Steamer
- JANIS 7 BRETT leaves Canal st daily lsundiys
exceptad) N. landing o. VerDlanckS Cranstohs
est Point Cold spring and Cornwall FAVE, % cents
Excursion Tickets Is cents Returning leaves Newours
daily at p IN.
NN THE BEACH AT ROCKAWAY
~ via
NEw.YORK. wOODHAvEN AND ROCKAWAY RAIL
ROAD
Time, 80 minutes
This ronte IA mosf ROckawav Beach II
crosses Jamaica substantial treste over Tour miles
I'm ength afoding ride which the spec and certainty OF
movement had rairoai trains s suppeuented by the
breezes obe wise secured by IaVeuLR
steamboats,
Week Eays
On alter June Goth trans will run as follows: - =.
Leave Long Island city and Bushwick 9l5 lOno llOo
q lil5. 2:O5 Sl5 t.27 l. l. CITY only oZo, iOo' oZO
800 p. 40 >, 80
Leave Flatbush.ave.. BROOKLYN $40, 9So. lo4o ll;aO
a m lSO 2:3O. $40 & 40. ii30 6ij. 8, $3.50. ii p m
Returning trains almost hourly
sundays nd July S.
Leave Long Island CITY AMI BusAwick 7iiO ,{9l5 L. l.
CITY tg:3O BusIwIck). It.. 1850. lliO M lao ll5,
49, 20 3l0. 3;lO $40 i45. 6lO. 7. 7.SO toOo l. l. Cy
$50 a;s6 p. 800 ,o,o >, "a -
Leave tlatbushave. BROOKLYN. $50. 1870 ll4O a Ill.,
49, 23O. 3s0. l:30. 40. no. o:lO 9lO. lO'lo D. M
Returning hourly.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-05
1nsirurtion.
For Boys and Young Men-Counsfy'
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY,

GUNNER SCHOOL,
7 UASBLOU Ck. A. NJ. New-Brunswlck. =. :.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
'BAReA1ssn IN DREss (Ioops

The batch of Dress Goods Bargains adver-
fised few days ago is meeting with col sde.a-
able attention. and deservedly SO, fog better
moneys worth Of dress goods 1t has never been
cur pleasure to offer.
Our only reason tor this heavy reduction il
the backwardEess Of the winter season and the
TACT that the space Is needed for holiday goods
We quote the following extraordinary reduc-
tions:
3S-ineh allwool Homespun Suitings reduced
from so to 39c per yard
i5-inch all-wool Homespuns desirable dark
shades. reduced from SOC. TO Soc per yard
3o-inch allwoOl Pin-check Suitings neat pat-
terms. desirable shades reduced from SOC to
39c. per yard.
42-inch all-wool Canvas Homespuns, reduced
from 75c to 59c. per yard.
AZ inch French Diagonal Suitings reduced
from 81 TO Soc per yard.
52-inch allwoOl striped Suitings. reduced
from SI12c. TO soc. per yard
42-inch all-wooi French Homespuns reduced
from .oc to soc. per yard.
oe-inch ali-wOol Pin-check Suitngs, reduced
from 1oc. TO 59c. per yard.
52-inch a!l-wool Striped Serge, reduced from
1oc. to- 09c. per yard.
o4-inch a!lwool Checked HOmespuns re-
duced from I5c. to 59c per yard
Customers should EOt tail 70 examine these
estimabie bargains, as another such opportuni-
ty may not occur for some time.
n27 WOODWARD d IOTHROp
Evening star., 1886-11-27

A decision reached yesterday in a contested
election case in New Jersey gives the demo-
Gratis q clear majority on joint ballot in the
legislature of that state. They will doubtless
have still further assistance from one OF the
two labor representatives. who was originally a
democrat, was elected on a fusion ticket, and
has announced his purpose of attending the
democratic caucuses and voting with his old
party on all political questions. New Jersey
therefore steps out of the list of doubtful states
In the composition OF the United States Senate
Of the Fiftieth Congress. All question about
the position of California was practically re-
moved some time ago, and Indiana is now tine
only state OF which there is any uncertainty.
There the controversy turns upon the eligibility
of a democratic lesisIator-elect who was chosen
Justice of The peace before he ran for the legis-
lature, but never qualified, and against whom
Is quoted passage in the Constitution provid
ing that no person elected TO a judicial office
shall be elected to one which is not judicial
during the term for which he was first chosen.
The democrats are prepared to Offset the repub-
lican assault upon their member OF the legisla-
ture by attacking the title Of the republican
lieutenantgovernor-eIect on the ground that
the Constitution does not provide for such an
election that which the republican candi-
date claims to have won. 1t would not be
strange If the democrats were to propose, in
consideration OF the republicans seating the
democratic legislator. To drop all proceedings
against the republican lieutenant-governor-
elect. III such deal be made, or if the demo-
cratic legislator be seated by any other means,
the democrats will have a majority on joint
ballot in the legislature, and can elect a United
States Senator of their own party. This will
tie the Senate. counting Nessrs. Riddieberger
and Van Wyck on the republican side; and
the tendency of 10th these gentlemen to strike
out for themselves at times, regardless of
party. makes such a tie amount almost TO
democratic ascendancy. All eyes will be fixed
upon Indiana, therefore, till the last question is
settled there.
Evening star., 1886-11-27
HoIrDAY OrEsrso.
SEATON PERRY.

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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18th. A
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
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AND POCkETBOOKS.
JAPANESE, SEAL AND ALLIGATOR SKIN
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PLUSH AND OLIVE WOOD ODOR CASES
-ALGERIAN FIGURES MANICURE SITS, ELE-
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IAPOkIED SA FIN LINED WORN BASkEIS
NOVELTIES IN HUNGARIAN GLASS.
ROCOCO CARD RECEIVEHtS AND THERMOME-
TERS.
VIENNA LEATHER WRITING CASES AND AU-
TOGRAPH ALBUMS
GENILEMEN'S SHAVING CASES AND SMOK-
ING SETS.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S CHINA SILK
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AND NAT URAL WOOD STICKS.
RD- PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
FERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania avenae cor. 9th st.
Established 1SiO. n17
Evening star., 1886-11-27
FINE BLACK Dsxss Goops.

As a special inducement and to close out this
line We offer:
3S-inch Black Atwood CameTs Hair Home
spuns; reduced from SO to 37lac. per yd. Only
a few pieces LEFT.
AS specially good values, we quote:
44-inch Back All-Wool Camels Hair Serge:
only sc. per yard.
4O-inch Black All-Wool Sanglier Suitiug
only 62i2c per yard
5o-inch Black AIl-Wool Diagonal Serge; ouly
S1.OO per yard
Evening star., 1886-11-27
SILK VELvErs AND PUSHES.

We call attention to the following extra good
values:
24-inch Colored Silk Plush for fancy work,
Lambrequlns &c, Sl..5, $500, 81. 20 and
So so per yard.
SPEClAL-l9-inch Cut and Frieze Brocade
SIX Velvet, handsome patterns, rich effects.
We have sold the same goods at S4.OO: price
now $50 per yard. specially desirable for
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We are showing q very handsome line of
Plush Stripes, in rich combinations, worth
S1.1o; only s1.5O per yard
Elegant line of Silk Velvets, in all the desir-
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