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l NV DEPARTURE.

We beg to can the attention Of our friends
and patrons to our superb stock Of Ladissf
CloskA now located on the nrst door - you
enter the store from the Avenue. We make
speciality Of Cloaks and Suits. and have now on
sale the best collection Of Wraps Of ovsrx de.
scription we have ever offered the public Our
stock il now double the saze Of former years
and our prices we guarantee reasonable.
LADIES' SUITs.-This department 10 located
on second Moor. front room. where We now have
on exhibition large line Of Ladies' Costumes
In about forty (40) different styles and in al
the latest fabrics Prices range from $40 up
wards. perfect At guaranteed and no extra
charge for alterations.
CHILDREN's CLOAKS AND sUITS.-This
department is located on second floor. front
room, more spacious than heretofore. and
therefore We are enabled to show an assortment
more extensive than formerly. and at prices that
cannot fail to interest the parents We carry
ful line Of Fall and Winter weights.
LADIES' JERSEYS AND wRAPPERS-This
department IL located on second hoor, back
room. where may be found . choice assortment
Of these goods Our line of Jerseys excels in nov
elites, and is complete in all the staple styles for
house wear.
LADIES' FURNIsHINGs-Thisd department
Is NOW locSteu on nrst noor, drectly Dack OF tho
cloaks and occupies one-half Of the door space
We would like it known that our Ladies' Fur.
nishings still remain prominent feature Of our
business. and we shall always carry . complete
assortment Of Gloves, Hosiery, Underwear. Cor
sets (the c. P. and P. d. and Thomson>. Hand
kerchiefs, Collars and Cuffs. Umbrellas, Ruch-
ings, Yelling, &C., &c.-in fact all the small wear
excepting Muslin Undergarments.
We ask an inspection OF our various depart
fe aud 1<v%o s-t. E.,-x l~ux.xA
We still have few Mems Goods left, in Under
wear. Hosiery, and Gloves. If we have your
size and can suit you. the price will be just
one-half.
VIM. H. McKNEw,
Late& H. TAYLOR,
Aeo6 Q33 PannsylyRnia AyAnua
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BALTMoRx BoYs ON SrHUK-A strike OF the On
boys At the Baltimore Glass and Bottle
Manufacturing Establishment OF Svtndei
down, throwing 700 people out OF employment
The strike was caused by the employers retsin.
Ing part OF the boys wages a. guaranIee
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
OTRICT OF COLUMBIA wAsanGroH. septem-
Der ~. lS66-6eaied proposals will q
IOsEk FIFTH. lSss. f.r COMMUNICATING .tSostory,
tween aud streets northwest Bank forms Of pro-
posAls aud specincatons together with III pece.ery
1t tbs once Of the inspector u buildings q the DIS
trlct Of Columbia aud only bids upon these forms
and I'll bids- VA. wEBB. SAM K wHkA1Lkf.
CHAk ". RAYMOND Commissioner. d. q sexS o.
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CABLES LAID UNDER PERPETUAL SNow.-The
Transandine Telegraph Co. viii open to the public
lts new direct telegraph line between Valparaiso
ana buenos Ayres October i. This is an iron pole
une 10 connection with forty miles OF cable laid
insure communication between Buenos Ayres and
London, via Galveston, INSIDE one ana a-haif
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ANOTHER BALLOON SENSATIONAL large silk bal.
loon, with It's car deserted and dragging was cap
tured on Cumberland HILL near PROVIDENCE n L
yesterday morning, where 1t caught among the
trees. The address "Carl Meyers, MOHAWK n T."
was found on IL, and q piece Of q Buffalo news-
paper pinned 10 the basket, on whichwas penciled
"ket our death In the cIouds."
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The MPREIAL DIARY SCANDAL--The London
NeWs says IL Is stated that the publisher OF the
Deufscite RundSchdu has given to the public
prosecutor In Berlin the name OF the person who
contributed the extracts from Frederfck's diary
and that the contributor Is not politician. The
whole Vienna press censures Prince Bismarck for
his action In connection with the publication OF
the extracts. The papers say that his purpose Is
10 root from the hearts OF Germans the memory OF
u liberal emperor
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FRINGE DEPARTMENT.
The above prices are Just one-half the values.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
1900 yards :best MoQUETTE CARPET. reduced
from 81 rs to 81 rs per yard
200 yards best MOQUETTE CARPET, in remnants,
from one to ten yards. worth S1.75. reduced to 81
per yard.
1000 SMYRNA RUGS. worth $500. reduced to
$3.50.
500 SMYRNA MATs..worth 81 so reduced to q.
CHAMBER FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Twenty SOLID OAK. ANTIQUE FINISH. THREE
PIECE SUITES. finely bevel round glass, worth $42,
reduced to S346O
One FINE MAHOGANY HANDSOMELY. CARVED,
VERY LARGE AND HEAVY SUITE, price $780, re-
duced to 1915.
One WHITE AND GOLD THREE-PIECE SUITE.
beveled glass. price $o2. reduced to $40.
One IMITATION MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD. bev-
eled mirror. price S25. reduced to $50
One OAK MARBLE-TOP sIDEBOARD. price s32.
reduced to $25.
One ASH CHIFFONIER s22 reduced to sls.
One CHERRY WOOD CHIFFONIER, six drawers,
price S2o. reduced to $40.
Antique OAK and MAHOGANY-FINIsH BOOK
CASES. reduced from $40 to &c.
One EBONY-FIN1SH COMBINATION HAT RACK
and FLOWER STAND. reduced from SEQ to s45
One EBONY-FINlSH HALL CHAIR, reduced from
$22 to $40.
PARLOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
One six-piece PARLOR SUIT. IN very fine silk plush
reduced FROM 1925 to $780,
One handsome LOUNGE or COUCH. reduced from
$25 to $18.
One BED LOUNGE. walnut frame carved top plush
trimmings. reduced from s22 to els.
One fne RECLINING CHAIR, covered in French
velvet, reduced from SIS to Sl5
One fine ANTIQUE OAK TABLE. reduced from sS
to %.
One e-foot BAMBOO EASEL brass trimmed. re-
duced from 90 to sa
One handsome MANTLE CABINET reduced from
$40 to $50.
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ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT,

Handsome PORTIERRs, one pair only. worth o.;
reduced to 80 so.
TURCOMAN PORTIERES. fine line, variety of col
ors. worth SO: reduced to SS.75.
Turkish Striped PORTIERES, four pairs, worth as;
reduced to $3.50.
Swiss LACE CURTAINS worth s5; reduced to
$3.50.
Swiss LACE CURTAINS, worth SIS; reduced to
S1O
Colored Swiss LACE CURTAINS. worth s14; re-
duced to $3.50
Antique LACE CURTAINS. worth s12.5O reduced
to $3.50.
Renaissance LACE CURTAINS, worth eli; reduced
to 50.
Renaissance LACE CURTAINS worth %; reduced
to 1915.
to 60.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsoN BROS. AuctioneerA
CHANCERY AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vAIU-
ABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of deed of trust from Thomas Green
ct bes ing date November 80. 1881 and recorded
ct seq, Of the land records the District OF
lumbiA and OF adecree Of the Supr,me Court of the
District OF Columbia passed September "a, 1883 in
Ldward Green and Others are complain nts aud sarah
sem Kennedy on oDd Shsfs cf fT @
the premises al. 0s osn. lot square Tas ,Ss
improAements consisting Of recently built story
brick House no 929 9Th st n.w.l with back buid-
Ing and sheds &c This lot fronts "a feet inches
foot alley on north side.
Terms of sale cash. Deposit of 500 required at
time If sale Terms sale to b. complied within
seven days from day of sale; All conveyancng 1t pur-
40 Fendnl Building.
se-29d cor. ~ and ID NV.
S,MALL FRAME DWELLING AND BUILDING
y LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF MARYLAND AVE.
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER
THIRD at FIVE O'CLOCK. we win sell. in front Of
the premises.
LOTS AND ~. SQUARE 462.
IN aver.es depth Of So feet to 25foot psvad alley;
sewerage and These Lots I'D Join another aud
part Of Lot 9 is improved by small Frame House
This property can readily be subdivlded into three
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and two
years. notes TO bear sx pr cent interest from day
SALE payable and TO be secured by deed
Conyeyancinx, &C, 81 purchasers cost dsposit Of
.sss-dSds DUNcANsoN BROS. Aucss
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SPECLALTIES.

SPEJlAIIIES.
ma. NUIIER. sPEcIAIIsT OF TIE EYE, FAR
" md Thro.t has rssgr.sd . ths sasy aud w
to AZ and 10 s. SUNDAY. 10 tex ss6-ln.
DY FIECrnIc TREATMENT c<N ePkEDu.Y
DcuEe any ease q Hh;s1ef1em. HeSEalgtA c,ssrrh.
nssa sssscturs. TuRor. fistula, Bt Nisus Depca
Hp1lsp1y. Aorvous AHect3o0s. end I'll Fsma1s CON-
pfSin6 Uou1 10 % 8. Cooou1tsSiou FRA
bsxEEfwAkb. xsos;e sP:e..liss
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EOR sAIE.THREE NEW TwosToRY, GROOM
sOod ssa can 5. SsSsSs Il s.
,esS % ioS: ssss. ies els st. Bet YIN and
- :'' houses y 40 iih s.
EoR sALE-l0 PER CENT lNyEsTMKNTs. NEW
rsn nss ;isyc eI&s shifIDs. Too iooe 'SI q
nv. se21 81
EOR sALE-To CLOSE oUT AN ksTATE-A NICE
+ thrse-story Press BRICK House. on n q, eet OH
and aSth On . 10 s snS 10. &C..
S..smspss r Bsos FGsn' s4SSpo and as.,
An .. = SD order .S sc fer 1908
EoR sALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE. IN
terms 70 suit Inquire at ioss 9th 81 se+eoim'
ISoR SALE BEAUTIFULLY;s SITUATED COL
Easy farms r. Z WRioHT. Room Is. sth and
Fok sALEaAT a BARGAIN FOR y FE vi PAYS
1nae. rod rsSs. ONLY o sasy !sr@ ssS
FOR sALE-A sARaAIN: sI.eoo: sIx,Roo LOON,
house water. latrobe. slate mansd &C; yard iront
owner 5 sSi 1 issL 81 me- as.' " ~ .sst So.
EoR SALE = THAT VERY DESIRABLE. AND
.pS No siG Il s in
Ve.i%s9! IN the near future. b H wA sid ; CO.
ee~ooe e1o = -.
INOR SALE-NEw, ROOMS, BATH. DRY GEL
Il all 4. I'd ct. lot l7xes TO alley; rance
by Oct. 1. STAGEY 4 HILL i2l6 ST. n ". se23-4t
NOR s1Tr-I HOME ~ TuT VI CoRNFR
II hn,ss ,.a,,n,s, n, - -. i,,,o. a. .nd
.,h IN, gse,ss e az snu neruis 49,
Dssan ios 'oAAoo W ~ioe sAes' sefs o~S'
corner house on East Capitol st brick: er.L and
0t I'm s 81, easy terms s.,S pr,Se $500
d st me- ors.. bath MI. S34oo
se2o-0t THOS- u. hENSEY. Ire Est. NV.
X besr.aSfA La.r a." -nlNDow nniNh
rooms h.th AMI exs IN n ale e., ~
,nln ossa a
For further particu ars call and see MAsH'N DANEN-
HOVER, 1ll5 St se.,2-lm
oN SAAI "a nTiRkcTrvp uouor
r ~ D. hOusE
Thorouob,v we'll hniit ,brer,S,, Ri. r.,,,,,
I rnnnse III ,"oirn - DITCH p"ehins'
e,s No. ooa haarHieS 80. .ruiI - noN-
ment reservation A ioe"''on' ir0nans eo'''-
Cars pass the door; Northwest section
cheerfui house. IN perfect order.
VII oe SOLO CHEAP and on accommodating terms or
rented 70 sood tenant Tor 800 Der month
SELF I'm 1905 Pa ave NV
1,o51 :, .; :, :, . - =, -, = =
Vt'oit. o.ALf-A HANpSOME- NV, s-hooM BAY
-, winuow seiect orlck house 3OS 81 ne; sondly
lar modern improvements: a model OF eonyenisnce;
convenient TO ublic school, easy terms Owner WILL
LIAM MAYSE. SIG 9th ST. NV Sc lS-l3ts
koh sALEE-CSI aiNlsHED-TWo HANDSOME
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Fewer Case, i'm Jacksonville.

THE DECREASE GIVES THE PEOPLE RENEWED HOPE.
There was a marked reduction in the number Of
new cases and deaths from yellow lever In Florida
yesterday, the former numbering eighty-f1ve and
the latter five. This causes renewed hope that
the worst OF the epidemic Is over and that the
situation will gradually improve. 1t Is believed
now that there Is no yellow fever in Florida, eX-
cept at Jacksonville, Fernandina, McClenny, San
derson. Gainesville Tampa and Manatee, except
perhaps sporadic cases near the places named. A
splendid orange crop is rlpenlng and there can be
no danger In sending 1t to market in fumlgaLed
cars.
The Howard Association Of Fernandina have
issued an appeal for immediate aid. No reports
we're received from Fernandina yesterday, as the
elegrah operator there Is sick with fever and the
nassau County board OF health refused to admit
"a operator from Jacksonville.
All the aid needed Is now sent to McClenny by
Ae Jacksonville Relief Association regularly.
acre were three new cases at McClenny yesJer-
lay.
Three cases OF yellow fever were reported at
Decatur yesterday. j. K Stuart, at Hanceville, is
reported dead The operator. together with the
rest or the people, lied when the case was an
nounced.
Ben. B. Brant. OF Newark, Ohio the yellow fever
patient at Louisville, died yesterday afternoon
while attacked with the black yomir He Was
superintendent OF the telephone company at De-
caLur.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sALETTwo OF THE FINEST LOTS on
oa aes a ss OF nhs S Be- An
soon win be sold cheap GEO. W. LINKINs ~ b and
IHoR sALE-TwO GOOD LOTS on @ ST. NV;
Price, g: IS per foot. GEO. W. LINKINs. le.h and
EOR sALE-A VERY VALUABLE LOT. so By
4 TO street sc, bet 9TH and sth No reasonable
Sfer REFUSED Must e sold Apply to JOIN Don
EoK sALE-cHoICE CORNER LOT. 4TH AND
.s Ssw York ave o Ms upon a ea,y terms
I,oR sALE-sEvERAL LOTS ON l4TH 81. NV,
se27-3t LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. geo Fn.w.
LoR sALE-LoT 4exe7 ON EAST CAPITOL ST,
nor,hes price rent $50 er mo- Aaare os
box l07, star office. se25-3r
lIoR sALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT ON EAST
Capitol st. 2ohl24 to soft alley southern expo
Three short Boundary st. at head Of n J. ave..
lot On = ave: north; 20 II front at z5e Ter #.
pex s9 los .n a ss, hshtS Meridian HILL Whit
se25-6t THOS. @. HEAsEY. 1926 Fst.n.w.
EoR sALE-To CLOSE AFFAIRs:oF SYNDICATE
Ia, lots IN Choice northwest sections 18th loth,
fu-ed r. II. T. LEIPOLD I:3i + st. n W se5s-et
IIoR sALE-A FINE CORNER LOT. ON GRADE.
walk Vi PennsyiSsnis ave. cars AT only s45oHsaSo
down balance sl5 per mouth H. A. PnlLLIps,
14l9 New York ave se:,2-2w
IrOR SALE-ATTENTIoNi BRoOKLAND PRICES
Il advancing: Now is your last chance 70 a lot
at Original prices Only lew left Prices s225
to &IJ0 per lot elevation 23u feet Potomac;
good water; only five minutes By rail from the city;
adjacent TO new University and Soldiers Home Cali
early aud secure your choice. McLACHLEN 4
bAlChELDEh I2lo ST. n W. sel-3m
lNOR sALE-LOTs AT BROOKLAND, FIRST STA
- ton north Of city. Met r r., opposite Catholic
Apply g G2ikEE S f.ss hoe par
INOR sALE-CHOICE SMALL LOTS IN MOUNT
Il Pleasant only $500 each; small cash paym nts re-
ceived J. IL HERiFoRD
seo-lm l4234 Est
EOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD
az 18th aud Boundary sta for sale at bargain:
small cash payments. long time. Low interest
bEALI. BROWN CO.
aul4-2m 1921 Est
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THE CONCORD HABNE9a

ana have cpnstautlyou hand tul stock which Ne oou
q CONCOkD Pk1cAA beware ot limitations AID -
mat You get the genuine Ooncoxo UAEDeas; oloo
Axeots tor the WAlTAAA hADDlE than whoa thSsS
sno bettaE
LUTz 3 BRO,
l07 Penn. ave-. sdjotn1ng National Ho>aa
fuu stock a Trunns md noschala g tn k1ss
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From Rockville.
sp0ndence Of The EVENING STAR.

WHAT Is GOING on IN MONTGOMERY CoUSrY-GoLD-
MINING OPERATIONS IN THE SEIGHBoRHOoD-PoLIT-
IcAL MATIEKs.
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IL Is reported frou Denver that Tascoet, the
Arrested.
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W. b MOSES 4 SON,
COR. nth AND F SITS. NV,
WASHINGTON. D. c.,

Two Passenger Elevators
This advertisement will continue until OCTOBER L
and then the above goods that are not sold will be sd
vsnced. seq
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SHADE DEPARTMENT.

SHADE DEPARTMENT.
Ten different colors Of OPAQUE SHADING. with
Hartshorn's best Spring Rollers, with without
Fringe made to order. with Patent Fastenngs rs per
cent less than regular price This is drive to in
sroduce the Shade Department and show its ability.
FRINGE DEPARTMENT.
The stock in this department amounts to over ten
thousand dollars and the variety SURPRISES any
stock in this country The following a few great
bargains that may induce to call to and be
vinced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-29

Ihe Democratic Factions I'm New York.
THE OBJECT OF COL LAMoNr's VISIT TO NTw YORK.
From the New York World Sept %.
friend OF the President said to World re-
porter: 1.-The purpose OF Col Lamonts visit, In
addition to clearing away the obstacles to a union
ticket, is TO enable him and the Administration To
learn exactly how the campaign is progressing and
what has been accomplished thus far. Many OF
the friends OF the President have made complain ts
and the colonel wants To see for himself whether
tney nave any foundation In fact, and IL 50 what
remedies can be applied
$4,000 TO DEFEAT HILL.
Another Incident OF Thursday was a remark
charged to Chamberlain VIM. NJ WINS, who was
heard 70 declare II have got S.. 600 10 spend to
defeat David b. HILL After the LIST OF october we
propose 10 make a thorough canvass or the state
and learn exactly what friends OF President Ceve-
land Will vote against David b. HILL You will see
thousands and thousands OF names printed after
the LIST OF October"
"And what Will become OF the President7" he
was asked.
"We want to defeat HILL" was the response
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THE TUNNEL SWINDLE.
How the Frauds I'm the Aqueduct Ex.
tension Were Perpetrated.

LIEUT.. TOWNSEND FINDS A MAN SUSPECTED OF BEING
HoSEsT-A DESCRIPTION OF THE NEW AQUEDUcT-
HOW THE LINING Is PUT N-THE ESoRxITY OF THE
FRAUDS
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~ Langxy VIII sail from Liverpool for New
aesk TO-DAY On Tie sseamar Alaska
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Fon CASH

Fon Casa
ON Or BEFORE DELIVERY.
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
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NOR SALE-6-ROOM HOUSE. 800 Q ST 6. E. !;
u &2.S50 cash; keys 1t grocery next door. Address
NO. 2, OWNER. Star Once. se29 0ts
NOR SALE-OR RENT-lI25 10TH STREET
Il near Massachusetts, avenue northwest handsome
:3-story double Brick Dwell ing, containing II rooms
with every cow nence: lot 36xl 80 feet; two oath
rooms: porches every oor; stable for horses
and two riages. THOS. J. FISHER Co
se29 I'm 1l24 st NV
THOR SALE COMFORTABLE NICE GROOM
e Brick on St NV. near 5th; all convenience
L CAMPBELL. zoos + St se.,S .fs
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North Cap. and / SITS.
NV. b. b, MI .,9r. $4,000
LOS 9th st. NV, b. n.
n. i. 9r. $500
20 = st NV. b. h. 3
OIL s::................5.5 500
81 q ct. 9. e. (. n,
81 .:,...-...........5,5OO
ogS oth %. n W. b. h.,
INSTRUMENTATION
43S to Az / ST. n.w.,r.
a, 6rs 500
~ 9Th st. n. e., 1. n.
Srrv.................4.500
1S - Il n q, b. b.
734 7th st. s.e.. b H.
Ia n. ~. hh.. m. l.,
o INSTRUMENTATION
us l NV. b.h. m. Il
~ 9Th q. e..f.h.,7r.4,5 500
INSTRUMENTATION
1908 H st. ma, b.h.,
,0r..::........-..-..a7W
|62 to 6S @ 1t ne. I. a.
INSTRUMENTATION
|515 llth st ae, b.h..
Ia SS.s,1is:.:.:..;;c.Ss..-2600
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Iyok sALE-PAkTIEs IN NEED OF PINE OK OAK
II f1ling should commun cate with before pur-
chasing else where. as nave secured larse quantity
ord,r 10 supply the demand prompuy. l. A
CLARKE. OccoQuan, Va se4-3ms
lrUR sALE-fINEsT ASSORTMENT OF PLEAS
u Vehicles and business Wagons IN the city. and
the lowest prices J. X. PkoBki. cor 9th and New
York ave. and 1890 SD st. suSl-lm
l.oR SALE = THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE RE-
Il Quires boiler; avoids all expensive attendance:
loss Of time handling Of fuel send for circular
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NOR SALE-HOUsES.
II 400 NJ st. NV, b. H.,
MI, 14r.........&22.5OO
623 and 625 II st. u. W.
b.h.6 5 houses RI. %. 600
1872 Vt.sve. NV, a. H.
N. l.. l3r. 10000
r bet. 18th and l4tn
SITS. NV. b. h.. u. l.,
1880 80 ii ST.. 3. h.. lori :. 500
Alb Sd St. NV. b. b.,
IN. l., llr..........12.5OO
1913 10th St n. w.. b. :
h.. NIL, 10r.......G.0OO
800 II 81. NV. b. h.
IN. l.. l3r .......-,lI000
1910 H st. n. W.. b.h
mi. Tor. 500
1242 18th st NV. bh.
mi. l3r............9OOO
2O33 II St n.w- b. n,
NJ. l.. l2r. d. 900
207 g St NV. b.h.. m.
14i71 S 9Th st. n. W.. 6.S..
mi, l2r............8.00
223 Indiana ave. NV,
b. b.. mi. Or. 500
1419 10Th St NV. b.
b.. mi. Sr........ 500
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20
The Annual since +.

Notwithstanding the wet weather
there was good turn out to the an
nual shoot of the Carson Guard
Sunday. There was some good
shooting, while some members in Il
spirit of levity, or idea of capturing
The suit OF fine underclothes offered
by Cohn for the poorest shooting,
did as poorly as possible. Forty
men made the excellent average Of
81. George Cowing captured the
first prize with the splendid score of
~, aad James HolbroolS came next
with a. George Tha1ter, the crack
shot, did not participate. The
scores are here appended In the or
der they stand for prizes:
Cowing II, Holbrook "a. safell
y, Bicknell y, Wright -, Galusha
-, Mccullough =, Wilcox ~. Al
ley, z. f., Al, 1IeInnis Al. Gordon
40, Dormer 20, Torreyson 80, Lee
20, Daugherty 20, Mash 10, Thax
ter Jr. 50, Richa,a 50, Bryant 80,
Raycraft So, Har!l So. Cagwin 50,
Vcnderhyde ST, Avery 81, Heritage
Sc, Parkinson 50, McBriarty Sc,
Martin IS, Bryson &c.. Southworth
50. Cowan 81, P. Doyle SO, O'Hare
81, II. Heidenrich 80, Wiley 80, |
Cushing 90, Cross %, D. G. Kitz- |
meyer q, Collins %, G. w. Kitz-
meyer %, Jas. Logan 10, Rosen
brock Il, Calvin Is, Coleman II,
Fryer 2, Furlong 2, Taylor 2.
On the occasion Of the distribu-
ton of prizes social party will be
given by the Company at their Ar
mory.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20
TE.o Erick.ayers Arrive.

Yesterday the bricklayers who
are to lay pressed brick If the pub
lie Building, arrived. They came
from BUGslo It was impossible to
End any out OF employment on this
Coast. and the contractor had to
send Last.
They are f. ". vokes. Joe
Kolkmeyer, Harry Leethum, Henry
Derrick, I. Bell and John Dorcott.
JOAN Johnson and Sci. Barnes stov-
ped at Ogden, and thinking that
they might have trouble getting
enough to eat on the Desert, put in
too long : stay getting a big feed,
and were left. The viii arrive this
morning.
The laying OF pressed brick is a
trade by Itself, and requires great
skill, as the least touch Of mortar
or a pressed brick where it does
not belong spells it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20

On Saturday night there will be a
match fight at the Old Theater be-
tween a bulldog owned by Furlong
and lynx owned by Dunlop.
The dog is a cross between a
mastiT and bull terrier, and the
lynx IS pure blooded animal, fresh
from the mountains. The match is
for $50 side.
Betting is even on the result, and
the oldest sports cannot tell the
outcome. One thing certain, the
hair will fly nine ways for Sunday
when the varmints get started.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20
The SINE broal-

actly Up 10 the SINE broal-ssauge
standard
These sDeculations aremaGe Oh the
hypothesis that Seua'or Jones, Is
So OF place in the Cabinet, would
.'esien be o the adjournment CT
re l-esis'atu,e. II he did not reign
qatii . ier he Le9's'a-r e adj
japfned, Che Governor would, OF
cou Sc, appoint his suc 80, and
The field Of ope' lions would be re-
str,c;sd . 10. q * with the E1-
ecu,ive and iael list Of co. espocaeats
CT "a cd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20
ST. rcser,s chrrcl, .

Rev. Mr. Sanford made his initial
bow TO the parishioners OF St. Pet
er's parish last Sunday. Ho is 3
man OF yes pie ag del'vecr, and
his excellent .ermon made him
sends VII all who listened to
rim. Il IS 10 be hoDed taat he si!l
bscome The pe~naceas rec.sr o. The
parish. Ee was ass'se3 ay Bishop
Leonard in The evenia-.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-20
R1eTiEue Captured.

Special TO AePz
HAWTHORNE. Nov. 7 9.--McTigue,
the man who killed the Silver Peak
Postmaster, was captured yestei
day and brought into Candelaria by
six Indians, who received the re-
ward OF 5000. He was overtaken
at Fish Spring Valley, where he
had walked bare-ieoted, distance
OF SO miles. The e-citement was
very high at Candelaria and he was
brought to Hawthorne.