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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL. = Virginia ten-forties,
35k bid; do threes. 65a66 Baltimore and Ohio
stock. 80: Northern Central, 81; Cincinnati, WASH
ington and Baltimore firsts, 92H bid; do. seconds
65K; do. threes, 35a40; consolidated gas bonds,
111x bid; do. stock, 4SA.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 16.-Cotton. dull-middling,
%. Flour, fairly active and steady. Wheat
southern. scarce and frm; Fultx, 1O8a112; Long
berry, 109al12; No 2 southern, 100; western,
quiet; No. winter red spot, and December, 86k;
quiet and firm; white. 36a42; yellow, 35s42; west.
ern irm; mixed spot, llka4ls X; years 41hazlX;
80 bid. Oats, quiet, better feeling southern and
Pennsylvania, 30a35; western white, x3a35; vest
ern mixed, 3Oa2s graded No. white. 3laS4K.
timothy, i7.O0al7.5O Provisions, steady. Butter,
fairly active-best roll. 20a23; creamery. 26a3S
Coffee, quiet-Rio cargoes fair, 1874. Sugar,
steady-A soft, 7k;. copper, refined, 16k ai8K.
Fretghts 70 Liverpool per steamer, nrm-cotton.
7-32d.; nour, per ton, In sacks, 21sL; grain, per
bushel Cd. asked: cork for orders, 4e1O3(de6o.
ssies-whest. $4,000 bushels; corn. "a, 900 bush-
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Radical Triumph I'm Servia.

BELGRADE, Dec. 1S.-The elections in Servia
for members of the skuptchina have resulted
IN the return of $50 radicals, $50 liberals and
protressista
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The BrightwoOd Railway Company.
OFFICERS ELEcTED-woRK ON THE Road TO Bl
The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at 2
O'Clock this afternoon deaths were reported TO
the health Office as follows: Caroline A. Hart,
white, 8 years; George Hosier, white, So years;
Jos. W. Downing, white, Is years; Eliz. Cum
ningham, white, IS years; Edw. 8. johnson,
white, ~ years; Arthur Brennan, white, 62
years; Edw. H. Casey, white, DAYS; Edw.
Barbour, white, years; John ]. Joyce, white.
a. years; Margaret Herold, white, years;
John n. Green, white, ~ years; Emma d. Nell
son, white, AZ years; Rachel Lee, colored, IS
years; Mary z. Norris, colored, IS years:
Loueila Jones, colored, months: Grace Muir,
ply, colored, months; Jennie Poindexter.
colored, % years; Gertrude Warrington, col.
ored, 16 years; Jno. HAWKING, coIored, 10
months; Burnett r. Williams, colored. II
days; Annie Wiggins, colored, Is yesra
RoBBxRIEs RxPoRrED.-Wm. Z. Burford. No
1874 New York avenue, reports that several un-
occupied houses, on 81 street northeast, were
entered . few nights ago and robbed Of lsaA-
pipe and bras SpigoS.-C. H Raub & Co.
corner 18th and Pennsylvania avenue, report
that their store Was entered some time last
night, BY climbing through TIE transom, end
robbed Of e60.-Deunis c. Murphy, No a1na
llth street northwest repor6 list sone tine
Sunday morning hi s6uro - e1teeed -
robbed Of some cigars and tobaeoo.-yun0k
r. Simpson and etkezs rspwt stolsn ftun 1hslf
room yesterday e1aso. . 6sarfPfk - - <
- 80.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
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''NorH1sa Lnrr THrx.-

- the verdict Of all who take Ayers Pflla
hDmps snd effective in their action. they leave
- ili-eGscts and may be administered TO old or
yvmx. Herbsrt EIwell. Of East Saginaw. Mich,
oys: 7 was . great sufferer from Constips-
taon Headache. and General Debility. Ny skin
Sss yellow. and 7 had constant pain in my side
and back Other medicines falling. I took three
boxes Of Ayers Pills sndam cured"
Twas severely aflicted with Dyspepsia and
Enlargement of the Liver. most Of the time be-
m unable TO retain any solid food Three boxes
Of Ayers Pills cured me. "-Lncius Alexander,
Narblehead. Mas.
AYERS PILLS,
Prepared b DR.. J. C. Aver Co. Lowell. Maaa
Sold BY AL Drusgists and De alers In Medicinal
mhl3
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Nine. Dis Debar Released

New YORK, Dec. 1S.-Mme. Dis Debar. who
got six months imprisonment for swindling
Lawyer Luther r. Marsh, was released from
prison to-day, her term of sentence having ex-
pired. She looked as happy as ever
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safering from Group, ! inhuenza
Cough or Cold. advise its mother to ap-
IL YOU ply Bsnsoa's Ptas.er TO its chest and
snst same child will grow up to call you
hNoW blessed In chest and lung diseases this
plaster II specific II 10 equally valua-
ACHILD bic for hhematism. sciaties. Lumbaro.
and Bsekache. One trial slvay. con-
vinces the most sceptical of tn treat
value. Prudent buyers aak for Bensop,s
and refuse all other plasters
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District Judge Nominated.

President Cleveland this afternoon sent the
following nomination to the Senate: John E.
Hartridge, Of Jacksonville, Fla, to be United
States district judge for the northern district
of Florida
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To Prevent Disorders on the Isthmus.
FRANCE WILL SEND ONE wARsHIP TO PANAMA AND
AMERICA EXPECTED TO SEND TWO,

PARIS, Dec. 18.-Owing to fears that the
Panama canal company's difficulties may give
rise to disorders on the isthmus, the French
government has decided to send a man-of-war
10 Colon 70 protect French interests. 1t is ex-
pected that the United States will. send two
war ships to Colon.
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EoR NERVOUS PRosTRAr1oN

On. W. GRAEvEs, Norshheld, Mi,n., nyv, Il have
used IL in casee Of prostitution and also m
combination with other remedies IN indtgssoa it b.
proved rs satisfactory - could be sxpsctsd,n
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Call, Pasco, Plumb, Vest and Black
burn; Representatives Davidson, Johnston
On. CO., Savers, with Mr.. and Mrs. A. s.
Walker, jr. (Texas), and Tracey, with Col Jno.
McEwen, superintendent Albany penitentiary;
Mr.. Anderson, assistant commissioner land
office, and Mr.. Robert s. Patterson, of Philadel-
phia.
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Mrs. Parsons is LEGS savage since her return
from England. She advises the Chicago an
srchist. TO- continue agitatins, but without vio-
lsting the law.
Counsel for Edward Meredith, Addie Stan
ton, and Ella Hammond, indicted for the At
tempt to rob Phil DAILY In New York, yesterday
made motion to qussh the indictment ON the
ground that only hearsay evidence was before
the grand Jury.
Officials Of the Southern express company
say their loss by the train robbery Saturday
night near Duck Hin, Mia., win not exceed
$500 The train which followed had esq., 900
In the express car.
In sparrihg match in Brooklyn last night
Jack NcAuli6e Knocked old Sam Oollyer out In
the second round MeA1lf6e y twenty-one and
Oonyer b forty-seven.
as meeting Of ministers In Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday, the novel "Robert Elsmere," vas
decided 70 be unholy, and = was determined
toSoycott Il By nsvsr msationing q ffom the
4 dispeAeh ftom xurshs springs, Ark, ssys
the con1itiou Of Representative Laird, Of Ne
braska, has fnYrovsd.
Fenlis Jonss, colorsd wunan living near
Msson1n1g1ets Nd = undsr azEeM charged
Nh hey1n9 ongna1 ~ doa6h ~ 1oux.ySag.
~ s104 N tnhunlan ksa1nnA
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ARMY LEAVES OF ABsENcE.-Post Chaplain
Jno s. Seibold has been granted one months
extension Of leave. Second Lieut.. z. B. Vance,
jr., has been granted two months extension of
leave. First Lieut. Frederick s. Strong,
fourth artillery, has been granted three months
leave,
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THE INAUGURATION.
Chairman Britton's Mission 70 Indian
ap0l1s.

H WILL ooNFxR wITH TIE PRHsDKxr-nRcr-
ORGANIZATIONS THAT AR coMuxo-rHE rNAu-
aunAL RAnADH-scxxs At HEADQUARTERS
To-DAY.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

A PATENT has been issued to Arthur W. Har-
rison for a pocket head rest and to George
Hughes for q grinding and mixing mill. Both
are residents Of this city.
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IF YOU ONCE TRY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
Pills for sick headache biliouspess constipation,
you viii never be without them. They are purely
vegetable small and easy TO take Don't forget this
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Now READY
HOLIDAY GOODS.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
RICH CUT GLASS.
FINE PLATED WARE PARLOR LAMPS
AND FANCY CHINA
ALL KINDS. FROM BEST FACTORIES IN EU-
BOPE OUR OWN IMPORTATION. SEVERAL
PATTERNS DECORATED ENGLISH DINNER
SETS, HALF PRICE.
NJ w. BEvERIDGE,
d1-3w No. 1909 PA AVE.
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w. NJ SINISTER SONS
dis 919 Pa. Ave.
WHYDON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
w Pills. They positive cure for sick headache
aud all the ills produced BY disordered liver
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BRoScH1r1s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BIZ SCOTS EMULSION.
40 CENTER STREET, NEW YoRx,

40 CENTER STREET, NEW YoRK,
June 25, 1855.
The winter after the great fire in Chicago con-
trscted Bronchial affections and since then have been
obliged to spend nearly every winter south Last No
yember was advised to Try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPoPHosPHITEs, and to
my surprise relieved at once and by continuing
strength, and able to stand the blizzard and
kttend to business every day.
T.c. CHURCHILL
Sold by all Druggists oc1
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TIE HIoM.AND CLuB.-The executive com
mittee and committee ON bylaws Of the High
land club met at Willard's last evening. Tn
report Of the committee showed that ESQ, OO
had already been subscribed. The committe
considered the advisability of issuing LOO
shares Of stocks at ESQ per share, but n
action was taken. Those interested in the clul
are contemplating extending the club 30 tina
it shall include various kinds Of outdoor sports
horse racing, bicycling, tennis, &c.
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nON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE SICK BEFORE
1Jtryng Csrter's Little Liver Pills but get vial at
once You can't take them without beneht
E.RIEs
New and artistic Water Coors by Essig Leon Moran,
AZ Morsn Cicerf, = y sword Carl Weber, Chanee,
EurUpe2n srtists Beautiful Bridal Gifts carefully
nnc tsstsfully framed Autotypes. etchines engrsv-
.hes Tor immediate Pain tinss, Mirrors sPoli-
oes new Rogers GROUP and all the others in stock
- JAMES b. EARLE SONS,
0Y $40 CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
No CHRISTMAS TABLE
should be without bottle Of
-, ANGOSTURA BITTERS,
lie world renowned Appetizer OF exauisite flavor
0oware o. counterfeits- 81
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made Q decree Of divorce to-day in the case of
Cordelis E. O'Reilly agt. Luke O'Reilly on the
ground Of desertion and failure to support.
They were married January II, 1870, and she
charged that for several years he Vas addicted
to the use Of intoxicants, and she was com
PEELED to leave him; that while ON duty at
lIeavenworth, Kan, he was dismissed the
service of the army for drunkenness, and after
coming to see her at her parents homo in this
Texas.
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Representative Hemphill, the chairman o
the House District committee, ID soon to MARI,
Mrs. Jefries, . beautiful young widow Of An
gusta, Ga.
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The Campaign in Buxleville.

From the Minneapolis Journal
The Squedler announces that il is going to
enlarge. Politics brings prosperity at the ex-
pense Of the candidate.-Stciper..
The idiotic grubber of the Sqlealer insinuates
that we tamper with his mail in our official
capacity as postmaster. As his mail consists
principally of duns, he ought to feel grateful
But he lies and we fling it in his teeth.-S,riper.
The Ssciper throws a sop to the prohibition
lists this week in the hope of drawing prohibi-
ton votes from the republican ranks. If any-
body is bambOozlcd by the artful wiles of the
old soaker we shall be onto him. We under
stand that the editor of the Ssoiper has a kee
of cider in his cellar. Prohibitionists, what do
you think OF that?-Squealr
Beware OF fraud! We are in possession of
the fact that the democrats intend TO carry the
election by foul means if they can. and by fair
means If they must. It behooves every true
patriot to be on guard and see that he yotes the
right ticket.-Sqaedier.
We learn that a Pinkerton detective IN domi-
ciled In our little village, and that he proposes
to stay until after election. Are we to be shot
down in cold blood by the hirelings of the re-.
publican party? We have stated the facts 70
the President and have no doubt that he vim
protect as and the post-ofice. -S,ciper.
Large additions have been made to the domo-
cratic corruption fund, but justice win prevail,
and well shall getback the post-ofice. -Squealr.
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Enfe.

Two shah be born the whole wide world apart,
And speak In different tongues, and have no thought
zach Of the others being and no heed;
And theao DER unknown soas 10 unknown lands
shan cross. escaping wreck. defying death,
And al unconsciOusly shape overy acs
And bend each wandering step 10 this one end
That one day, out Of DARKNESS, they ghaH meet
And read nfeS ne4giHx n e3t8 nensr1 S$rpo
30 nearly side By sids That shAnh ono turn
Ever - littls space to LETT or right
They needs muststAnd acknowledged fnce 10 lace.
Win Groplng hands that never clasp, and 1ips
Callinx u vain - earB that never hear,
They seek each eelzer al thetr Woary daya.
And die unsatsned- And this b fatei
-SUsAN MARR ePALDno
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The High School Calets.

THE BATTALION REoE0ANIzED FOR THE YEAR
The cadets at the High School since their re-
turn from vacation have been anxiously await
ing the appointment OF the officers of the bat
TALON made vacant by the graduation Of the
old officers. Last Thursday the appointments
were announced as follows:
Major, VIM. J, Barden; adjutant, h. G. Kim
ball; quartermaster, +. C. Warnan.
Company A-Captain, Harry b. Ramey; first
lieutenant. +. p. Smith; second lieutenant, A.
i. Howard.
Company B-Captain, Jos. w. Enderle; first
lieutenant, ]. v. A. Shields; second lieutenant,
e. e. Hart
Company C-Captain, Chas. q. Sawtelle; first
lieutenant, @. e. Garrett; second lieutenant
J. c. Lewis.
Company D-Captain-- Sheridan Ferree; first
lieutenant, n r Cough; second lieutenant
B. =. Meyers.
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Then.

give thee treasures hour by hour.
That oid-time princes asked In vain.
And pinned for In their useless power.
Or died Of passions eager pain.
! give thee love as God gives light,
Aside from merit or from prayer.
Rejoicing in its own delight,
And freer than the lavish air.
give thee prayers like Jewels strung
On golden threads Of hope and fear,
And tendorer thoughts than ever hung
In sad angel plying tear.
As earth pours freely to the sea
Its thousand streams OF wealth untold,
So n0ws my silent life TO thee,
Glad that its very sands are gold.
What care for thy carelessnees?
give from depths that overflow;
Regardless that their power 70 bless
Thy spirit cannot sound or know.
Far lingering on q distant dawn,
Ny triumph shines, more sweet than late
When, from these mortal mists Withdrawn,
Thine heart shall know mel can wait
ROSE TER3Y COOKE
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cHAScERY SHE II OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
S Sak ia bWsEiEiSa. ~ fIS fEStH sTGEEg
50 i3as latsiY,fSthfA srHkEf ika oRra:
HkshI b ssI Ne rITH
N0hlhmEsf 4 SMALL BRICK DWELLING,
is 10 SsfHas s STREET S SSETa
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
Is,r,e' q C9ln,s passed IN she cause # Homiller
pSe@sss, SEpSEsbAi s6s Fotsf9fS s n DAY tHs
lot 81 in Aes' subdivision l. aud part Of Lot I6
a. siaaIe 'to lprYsed oy pressed brick
' A foo a, p me $40 a Iaef t.gSssn!s po,
O'CLOCK r "A. tIs ssId trustees Will il Ike lna.lner
ss!l li'e I0rtn art u $40 10, Ia Dayldsos di-
dweiiiAg No 80 Iv.l s.sssI i,ci.w IL g.,
ni,e rooL.4s, o.i II ~ ...VOlsr.i =, Movements
Mo- AABlk. 1905 t ill., -fAnI .UUn O'CLOCK
r. "a the s.id trusievs NIL manner sell tas
.Al.e, on FRIDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY OF NO.
trustees wall III Ike nner sell lot OF aud part
iroaris Il ieel on 1t 81 Srsriy y
and 400 feet ON st tiorlne-y St rived by
wita brick staSie an re@r .iO.ltl st. con-
t.;!.s eleven rooiAs Data aud III Inodern improve
Also. on the SAME DAT, at HALF-PAsT FOUR
v SA'oCh fA the $50 uusiees Will an lke Ina.Der
SEX TT 20 foe Wac ~ 10 .et Acrp TIE
o4 I'D "A stieei iiora4 sreetD GoorgcluNa,
4 iset ,rtn IRON tile I..ecsecsion Of I.or
my AAoad sIrSel l1afvs ed s4au brlcx dwell
Az, 49, ~orf ,5t street sor ..,pri ayette street,
Dcs'osiis; e-Ou VII req upon sales ol 10
IOti street llorshwesl AID 1870 ;4Jn street north
west, and IoV upon e-en OF tae other sales.
Terms: ofic-lIrd Cash. lle baiA-ce and two
years with interest IL per cent Der and
cured by deed OF trust or all cash. al OPTION the
purchaser. lakes paid June 80. 1855 IL the ters
OF sale not complied with within days the right
reserved 70 resell Al the detanung purchasers risk
and cost All conveyancing ut Cost OF purchasers
JAMES q. PAL NE, City Hall.
GEORGE G. Pa Ne, 0l3 10th 1T. NV,
FREDERICK W. JONES, Az La ave NV,
ho-dAds Trustees
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THIS EVENING.

A UCTI0N SALE OF UNREDEENiD - ED5i.,.
N On SATURDAY, November 3. 1sss, at hall last z
p m, Will sell at POI PeDnsylya,ais ave-. I'd
up TO this date, consisting u ane sold and silver
Instruments. clocks rugs blankets spreads UNI brsllAs
clothing, shoes; Guns. Pistols. ke
Parties holding tickets will please take notice
that all pledges from No. 10 VI are included In this
sale.
HENRY B. LAsKEY, Broker
M. FOLEY. auctiOnepr mol At
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Funs Axp Wn.ps

Sealskin ulsters vtsitsu Jsck~ss ana Ssnouss PA
MSas.s SS. :: AZ ssfa "a "a vs's q md
Monkey Collars, stoles Coilsrstssu snd Eosa
iin,itAsios Monkey nut. q ~. $3.50 "A O. Boa
Lynx. skunk, Blsck and Cinnamon psas MN -
Boaa.
Fur Trimmings I'm every variety Of rpy.
Misses and Chiidren's Muns Bos. c.st. s~a u>hv
Carriage Rugs
Al goods = low in prioe Is any house in America
Caps.
Impaired SUI and Derby Riding Hassv,,h ana ~,.A-
out wells
wILLErT RuoFF,
Hsttsrs and Furrisrs
ocl2-6m Dos penna. ava
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
FTro~.s DOwl ING. Auc,ioneer

FTnorss DOwl ING. Auc,ioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, ID C.
BY virtue Of deed Of Trust duly recorded and dated
2Sth day OF June d. 1850 aud the request Of the
parties secured thereby, viii Offer public sale
SAIUkDAi, THE THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.
u lSss, at the hour Of FOUR O'CLOCK NJ. ia trout
Of the premises. sill that lart o. lot numbered A. in
Holmeads addition 10 Georgetown, ID. C.. with the
provensents upon the same.
Beginning at the northeast Of Beal aud Mon
roe streets, in said town and running along
Bea street Al feet thence northwBrdly and parallel
with Monroe street 80 feet, thence westwar1ly and
parable, with Beal street ~ feet 10 Monroe street;
thence south along east line Monroe stree. 30 feet
TO the beginning.
Terms Of sale One-third Of the purcfa a.. money In
cash: the residue in six and twelve alos te fl ;
chaser giving his notes secured by de- - last
the premises bearing interest nj per rett ,-r an
mum III the terms of sale are not compiled N!th a,
the expiration Of hive days from day Of sale th her,
signed reserves the right resell at isfa py
purchaser. 300 required deposit sA %; sst. al
conveysncing and recording at cost OF !. Urrsaser
oc22-dSds JOHN L. McNAi-LA. Trustee
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LADIES' GOODS

NJ Me DART1IssE,
M PARTISAN DRFssNAKER
Riding Hshits, Tailor-msde suits wallips Rerso-
ton, Evening Dresses Tea CovnA Bylds Ir,u.ss.s.x
Perfect Int Guaranteed Latest styles. Nd onix f,ss
Fitting Required. 52l llth ST. near y D. " sS-6t.
II AIDES WHO ARE DOING FALL SHOPPING
/wf do well % have made their Clothing for suit,nw
Coats ana Riding Hsbdts also dre.smskins After thS
latest fzrisiAn style, send 20
NJ. A. HOFFMAN,. Ladies Tailor
421 9th st NV, where you viii md perfsct m arxt
class nnish ~ short notice IN fAshonable sty~s
and moderate prices IL
MFRS " A. TRAVIS MODESTO MAKES 8ayn
W. some and stylish costumes 81 reasonable pr1oSa
hiding Habits and Evening Dresses . speciality 100
n st. NV. nj az !.
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HENRIETTA CLOTH sUirfsa, nearly on. ysrd
and. and half I'D. nnsss pure wool; casS vsise q.
WOOL BLANKErs. -immcns. size. ersrs hs.vy.
sl Sti yl ipPerfsrt t2;50, Us 1875,
bdAcK sI5ks sacelsnt gl.iity, IS, s7c,6 q.
nrs French wool vide double width. 81 colovs. ess6
wool, Al eol9rs; cash value I. reduced % SIC,
BLANkETs. finest quality, Immense sis.. ex,n
vALtkBiE PREsfyyTSs II Fioik CASH cusroxrns
Psir OF Elegant Damssk Towels, worth 0i; . Psir
o. nix Enbroidered Corsets, worth s.pc . Haif Docnu
Fine D.nask Napkins. worth 9,c. select one u -
aoovs presents with purchase y: e.
CARRIERS
Ill MARKET SPACE NEAR I'm aT
HANDSOME CLOTH Pl.AIDs. yard and . half v1dA
pure vol. cash value s5c, reducrd 70 Doc
LADIES' CLOTH sUITfNSS, yard Md half vida
pure WOOL all colors; wonderful cash bAresip, Soc
BLACK AsrklKAN CLOTH excellent QunIftv: A.
HENRIETTA CAsHMEhEs, extra vsds dSuhas
wldth, pure WOOL al colors cash value Soc, rsduosd
HENRlETTA CAsHMKREs. nearly one yurd snd
hall WIDE. very hnest quality pure wool Al COLON,
Cash Customers Will select one Of the follovfns
presenls With a purchase Of $to: LArresize bridJ
guilt worth 81. So Two Pairs Dsnask fowels. vorth
~ FAIR ~ Pure Wool Baby lznteta worth ol so;
Dozen DaInask Napkins worth also. oc6o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

From the Albany Express.
There is . man in this city who has solved
the problem Of winding his Waterbury watch
without wasting half his time in the operation.
He 10 employed in machine shop. When the
time arrives for the watch 10 Be wound, he
simply holds the knob Of the stem against one
Of the belts for . moment, and the thing Is
done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03

HR FouxD TIE OLD Gux LoADxD.-John
Boone, q clerk in the store Of Justice O. W. C.
Johnson, in Chestertown, Nd, while asGistipg
A!sY9 ehaSn y snoy5hg hAi hSgvs be heaFs1
eenfly 9qrchHes@, .pickAdgP sp old pm and Vas
went Oh. The contents Of the load went into
the face Of ten-yeas-old eolored girl, who vas
standing near by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-03
ICANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

FINE FURNITURE SALE,
- ElabnAClNG:
HANDSOME SILK PLUSH PARLOR SUITE CANE
EockEnS, IA. A 1 BLEsi WALNUT, CHEAlsY,
Ash AND OlEEA CHA NBEk SEIs WAl,NITT
And OAK mAaOrubEs. MAlrnEssEs, PiL~
LOWS AND BULS EKS, BLANKETS, sPRIN,ss
TOILET MAKE, LARGE ROCKERS, CHINA AMI
GLASSWARE. STOVES, BkCsskLS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS RUGS
KITCHEN REQUISl les, &C. BEING TIE BAL
ANCE OF fURNIIURE, &c, CONTAINED IN
HOUSE No. 20 Third STREET NUkI HW EST
Al AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER SEW
ENTH, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK we will sell AZ
the abovenamed house the balance the Fine Furpi-
ture, Carpets &c, contained therein to which the At
tention Vi buyers is called n.S-3t