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He Claims the Mexican Throne.
IDIosYNcRAcY OF MISS MAcTAvIsH's WxAK-NrNpxn
BROTHER.

Special Cable Dispatch TO the New York World
PARIS, Sept. 22-The announcement that the
British peerage Is about to be increased by two
new American duchesses has created quite mt.
ter here in those bosoms TO which coronets are
dear. Miss Virginia Mactavish, who, 1t is said, win
shortly marry the Duke OF Norfolk, left here for
heard much OF the attentions which have been
heaped upon her by highlands premier duke and
the rumof Is generally credited. Miss Virginia il
a tall, stately blonde and dashing eQuestrfenne
whose exploits in the saddle are known as wen al
Pau - with the Elkridge Hunt Though handsome.
she Is far less striking In appearance than either OF
her sisters May and Emily, who have recently re-
the world. The duchess-elect Is o descendant OF
an old Maryland family, the Cations, Celebrated
for the beauty OF It's women, three OF whom at
least during the last century have captured coro.
nets. One OF the Miss Cations married the MARQUIS
OF Wellesley, brother OF the famous Duke OF Well
tngton. IL Is OF that lady the following anecdOte
Is related. On one occasion an overoeartng and
impertinent courtier inquired: "Do you come from
that part OF America where they guess where
neither interrupted King George Nv. miss Cation
comes from where they fascinate.' McIlvaine
Mactavisn, the only brother OF Miss Virginia Mac
lavish. Is known In all European capitals - the
weak-minded claimant for the Mexican throne.
he bases his claim on the fact that his grand
father. Gen. Scott headed our forces In the Next
can war. Despite his numerous champagne suppers
which are bshind every throne, no European
monarch has rs yet espoused his cause. This I'M
crowned monarch has lately taken M his residence
IA secluded Breton chateau, whence IL u satd be
ssnds much money and sympathy 70 the
bouiangist camp.
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Last Of the Miauis.

sRS NARY PEcoSGA, WIDOW OF THE LAST CHIEF OF
THE Tribe, DIES IN INDIANA.
MARION, IND, Sept 24-An interesting charac-
ter In the person OF Mrs Mary Peconga passed
away yesterday AT her home, on the Indian reser
walton, miles northwest Of this city. Deceased
was the widow or Cnas. Peconga, the last chief OF
the Miami tribe, who died in 1873. Although
member OF the Baptist Church, she retained her
Indian characteristics TO the last and never spoke
any other language. Sne was SIXTY years Old and
the last Of her generation.
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RAILROADS.
pEpMoNT AIR LINZ

II schedule IN orect Angus, n, 1858
eSrsccsyssI. sss,, asnni Nal Daily Cor ~srr-nssa
spnnsH AlsThs0y sprnss srssso Rso, s,ss h kass
sssrsr wsshi.ssSa % Ss~ Ss . ors.a. fuilnss
III. - 4 M-f.st all Daily for warr-nton. cnsr.
~ ncheur. Rocky Mount Danyille an, st.to,,s e -
tween Lynchburg ami DanVlle, 1,rr~n.hora R.S~sX
Ssn Sos,r 0oS% Nv sSFost. ha.n,a Bir@ins-
iul man Se.per New Ycrk . Montsomers. m eoanss.
Ton With Pullman seIeg> Montlomery 10 Ne. oas,s
s1rx and sSSsssFor fS n ass s'%,nsSsm yst:
Columbia and Augusta Solid trsias w..hsn~t's, -
s ssaa Docs not connect for c and o. roats poants
a: 5 p. M.-Daily. except SUNDAY. ,cr 49,.
:, LarAS; Ane stations Connect
; 5 80 PM.-western Express n.ily for w,-r~,,,.
Sofdonsyie. Char.oi,esvills. Loul.viils osncinnsa
MsshinStoD Louislie aud xs,. salrsaS SHINE rr.n:
Nsshviie, Memphis Little Roei. and ~ son,hsS
points Through Pullman sleepers WILMINGTON ~,
IL 90 P.M-southern Express Daily for IynoA-
burg panville. Raleigh Ashevllle Charlotte OoIum-
ssns Tsa.: and csioTnia PSi nop s,r Sss Or
mgton 20 New orleans. va Atlanta and MOntsumery-
Pullman sleeper Washington 70 Aarasta Ga. ~iiSous
Trains on Washington and ohio al vision leave w..s-
paiIs V srrsvs Round Hi NH As sapais and
II. Returning leave Round Hill 5;JO 4 NJ Daily and
sso N p eSa s e,seEt sunday arriving w.shinTtSs
Throueh trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and lynchburg arrive IN Wash ngton 90 An
burg at IL IL A N and $40 Pm. via Cbe-apeska
and Ohio route aud Charlottesvills st s40 RM:
Ticket. sieepins car reservation and informatiou
furnished and ossssee CHECKED at ofhce 1900 rens-
ssnis Railro aa 6,S and ia Jas L T1YhoR s'''
Hul3 General Passenger Agent
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se10.m,w.Hm

FAIL OvERcoArs
At the present time are an absolute necessity Not
cold enough for Heavy Overcast and too cool to Be
without . light one.
OAK HALL. CORNER TENTH ANDF,
Has Just laid excellent assortment Of nice WE'LL
selected and well-made Fall Overcoats ranging in
from 90 to $50. aud yvu sure to find one
suit you. and ct much lower prices than II generally
asked.
SCHOOL SUITS.
Oak Hail IL also well prepared with large and we'll
selected assortment Of Suits for boys Of all ages and
you will Just one-third in the price BY examining
our stock before buying
PANTS.
Agood many men and boys will Just want pair Of
Pants now to make out with until little later, when
they'll get their suit To these say have the
largest assortment carried and prices rs per
cent below those Of any house in the city.
MEMS SUITS.
Our stock Of Suits for dress or business in Prince
Albert. Sack GETAWAY Suits 10 simply immense and
the prices be relied upon to b rs Per cent below
those Of any other house in the city.
OAK HALL.
SEQ Corner 10th and + sta
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DREss GooDs HEADQUARTERS

DREss GooDs HrADouAarEns
1t IL now time to make selections for your Fall Cos
tumea Our stock IL large and selection SO
feet that much time could be saved by comnT direct
Our stock comprises all the newest creations in
Dress Fabrics and High. Class Novelties.
Our European buyer visited oil the FOREIGN Marts,
and has made selections that viii astound the Wash
ington Ladies'.
With the new alterations to our already large Dress
Goods Salon need not hesitate In saying that
stock is the very largest and best selected ever
by us or anyone else
Having such perfect Light in room at al times II
something to be taken into consideration
We wish also to urge you to see us for BLANKETS.
We choice stock to select from. and our prices
are always correct
We carry all grades from the very cheapest to the
Finest California Blanket, but best bargain our
@5 Blanket This appears to be the popular price
Blanket, and feel confident We lead the World
Blanket for this money
To have you come to Us . little earlier than usual
this season We have decided inducemeut, offer
stitched Corsets for 81 Our price was and everybody
sses price is, az. VIII the ladies appreciate this bar
gain? Remember every pair warranted to give salts.
faction. There such = bargain offered in
staple An article . Corset.
LANsBURaH 4 BRO.
ONE PRICE,
49, Az 424. 42e 7th and 4l7-4lo 9Th ST. NV.
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BulldOzed by 60 Billy. the Kid.''
THE COLORADO TERROR TAKES CHARGE OF A KANSAS
VILLAGE.

rider came into Richneld, Kans., In hot haste
last Friday, bringing the news that "Billy, the
Kid" was coming to stake In the town" The
stores were at once closed and the bank officials
barred the doors OF that Institution and when the
Colorado terror arrived the town had the ar pear
ance OF q deserted village. The "kid" r( AIMED
through the streets at his sweet WILL until last
he CHANGED upon a luckless drug clerk, whom he
compelled at the point OF a revolver TO open his
store and then give him all the money there was
In the cash drawer, which amounted TO $40 Find
ing no more worlds TO conquer, the outlaw de-
parted, denying the whole population, and showing
his contempt for the law by ring his pistol through
the windows OF The stores as he passed them.
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Killed Herself ON Her Husbands
Grave

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, sept. 24.-Mrs- Julia Murphy
eommitted suicide Saturday night at Elmwood
Cemetery, on the grave OF her husband, VINO died
1855. The dead woman was found by her ten
far-old son, Rodney, at 10 O'Clock, and the empty
pttle labeled "chioroform~ by her side told the
ory. Mrs Murphy's husband left her little
Money at his death Her failure TO secure en-
Doyment and the thought OF her helpless condi-
bon owing 70 1ll-health, led 70 the taking OF the
XAlal drug
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Killed by . Wyoming Pooh.Bnh.

CHEYENNE, WYo., Sept 24.-Ei Signor, postmas-
ter. justice Of the peace saoon-keeper, storekeep
er, and stage-company agent at Rongis, Fremont
County, killed Charles Davis, a cowboy rough, in
a baT-rOOm yesterday. IL was q fair fight with
six-shOoters. Davis made an assault on him. sig
nor surrendered TO the authorities, and was re-
leased AFTER the coroners jury decided that he shot
In self-uerense
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Aucs,oneers.
10 FINE LARGE MULES
CAhTS, LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DO. BILE HARNESS.

On FRIDAY MORNING.. SEPTEMBER FOUR
TENTH, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we will sell in
front of our Salesrooms, 9th aud sts. NV,
10 FINE LARGE MULES,
ARTS,
LARGE WAGON,
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS.
The above Mules the finest offered for sale in
this CITY, and should command the attention of parties
in search OF Fine Animals-
Sale perenptory 70 close Copartnership.
Terms. cash. se8-d
"THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
MkDNkSDAY. SEPTEMBER TMkNTY-SIXTH,
1885, same hour and place. se2l-d
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Another Royal Scandal
PRETTY PRINCESS srEPHANIE KsTRANGED PR0N THE

AUSTRIAN CkOWN PRINCE
special dispatch to the Philadelphia Press from
London, september -, says: It seems clear that
Europe is In for another royal scandal which from
the magnitude OF the interests involved will COM
mand wide attention. There Is irreparable es-
arrangement between the Princess Stephahie
daughter OF the king OF the Belgians and her hus-
band Rudolph, crown prince or Austria. Stepha-
nile IS now yachting by herself, and for some
months has steadily refused to take part In the
oval visits and receptions which would compel
her 10 stay under the same roof with her spouse.
When stephanle was young princess In Brussels
she was a popular favorite, pretty, clever and
sunny tempered, and the disposition here Is 10 as
sumo that she Is the aggrieved party.
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Two TRAINS RACE At LIGHTNING ePRYp-Onsthe
Pttsburg and Lake Erie Is train which arrives az
Plttsourg al O'Clock pm. On the Erie and Pitts
burg Is one which arrives TWENTY-FIVE minutes
Later. The Two arrived &C Wampum, Pa, last Fri.
day at the same time, and at the same moment
lett Ior Beaver tallA The tracks Of the two roads
are parallel with each other on opposite SIDES Of
the Beaver River. As soon Is the race began the
passengers goc excited, and with hats and hand
kerchiefs waving urged the engineers 20 greater
speed short distapce nom Beaver Falls the Frie
and P1ttsourg made dash and pulled into Beaver
Falls train length ahead Of the Lake Enc me
distance Of u miles was made In 10h minutsa
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPOsALs FOR DREDGING AND ENBANK.
II MENT.-U. 8. EN0INEER OFFICE, xl36 PFNHsYI-
vANIA AyKxUE NORTHWEST. wAs.MeIox, b. G., sep
telnber To- lSSS-Sealed proposals for drsdrfnr ma
embankment. Potomac River Improvement a Wash
inxton. D. G., Will be received st this once until
Der TENTH, 1888 For speciAcations, forms OF bids
and other information apply 1t this once PETER
DROI OsALs FOR DRLDGINs.-U. 8. EN0INLFR
= OFFICE 2l36 ikNEsrIvAz1A AvEHUI. VASE
mo5ox ~ Fl Sspssmp 3, 10 tSSSIseslsd proposals.
be received g this Once until TWELVE O'CLOCK III,
on WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER TENTH l8Sa For
specifications. forms Of bids end other informstion
apply 1t thts once. PETER @. HAINa Iieut Col al
Enw1neera se2l22,24,26koc8k0-fjt
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". b MOSES = son.
COR llTH AND = srs. NV.
WASHINGTON. d. q.

This advertisemsnt wtll eontinus until oCToBE1 1.
vanesd. 80
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Fon CASH
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY,
CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Fon CASH
ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY.

Handsome PORTIEREs. one pair only. worth q;
reduced to So
TURCOMAN PORTIERES. fine line, variety Of col
ORE worth Sl0 reduced to 4S.75.
Turkish Str ped PORTIERES. four pairs worth ais:
reduced to $3.50.
Swiss LACE CURTAINS. worthcso; reduced to
$3.50.
Swiss LACE CURTAINS, worth ais: reduced to
$40.
Colored Swiss LACE CURTAINS. worth Ga; re.
duced to $3.50
Antique LACE CURTAINS. worth sl25O: reduced
to $3.50.
Renaissance LACE CURTAINS, worth eli; reduced
to %.
renaissance LACE CURTAINS worth 90; reduced
to 1915.
Embroidered LACE CURTAINS. worth s12: reduced
to SO.
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Observation-Disclosures

n lkkkEUXk co.
Os 0ormsriy With 2. Hanson HIS 4 oaA
WALL pAPER6
We have Just rcceaved large cGndgnmsnt q new
SPRING pstter1A We are sailing al l5c white Back
from lie. 70 80. Embossed 0dt from 35e 70 AZ Al
york gusranteed nnt-claaA fresoo Painting end
3 LfPREux sao. SOS xss
5tn e0eee ean 49, The door. q myl
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPET DEPARTMENT
1900 yards best MoQUErTE CARPET, reduced
from rs to 81 .25 per yard
zoo yards best MOQUETTE CARPET in remnsnts
per yard
1000 SMYRNA RUGS. worth saeo, reduced to
$3.50.
500 SMYRNA MATs.:wor.h q so. reduced to n.
CHAMBER FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Twenty SOLID OAK. ANTIQUE FINISH, THREE.
PIECE SUITES. finely bevel round glass, worth s42
One FINE MAHOGANY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
duced to s375.
One WHITE AND GOLD THREE.p1EcE SUITE.
beveied glass price esq. reduced to $40.
One IMITATION MAHOGANY sIDEBOARD bsv.
eled mirror. price s25. reduced to s2O
reduced to SIS.
One ASH CHIFFoNIER s22, reduced to ais.
price e25. reduced to go.
Antique OAK and MAHOoANY-FINlsH BOOK
CASES. reduced from sl0 to 90.
One EBONY-FINISH COMBINATION HAT RACK
ana FLOWER STAND reduced from $50 to s45.
e22 TO s10.
PARLoR FURNITURE DEpARrMRNr.
One six-piece PARLoR SUIT. IN very aue mn plu,h
reduced from s125 to SlOO
One handsome LOUNGE or COUCH. reduced from
o25 to els. -
One BED LOUNGE. walnut frame carved ton. plush
trtmmingE reduced from s22 to els.
One nne RECLINING CHAIR. covered In French
velvet reduced from slS to sl5.
One hne ANTIQUE OAK TABLE .rsduesd pfrom %
10 o.
ope e-foot BAMBOO Easel. brass trimmed ~
duced from % to 81
0.,e h.ndsoms MANTLE CABINET. rsduesd fsen
olO TO ESQ.
". b MOSES son.
COZ. l1TH AND = sTs. NV.
WARRINGTON. D. q.
Two pssssngsr Usvatora
TINS Advertisement WIN ccnt1nue until OCTOBEI L
and than the shove goods thas - not sold v ~ Cd
vsneso. so00
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INVITATIONS WHICH NAY INVOLVE NUMBER OF
MINNEAPOLIS BUSINESS MEN.
NNNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Sept. 2A-W g. Hanley, o
wei-known commission dealer and q member Of
the nrm OF Peterson Hanley, has been arrested
on warrant charging him with stealing 1900
bushels OF wheat from the Minneapolis Union
Elevator. In Southeast Minneapolis The elevator
company Is said 10 have discovered that about
ooOOo bushels OF wheat have been stolen. IL was
uone oy overlooking cars. The cars leaving the
elevators were 10 nave contained 5000 bushels
each IL Is now positively known that they were
overloaded, and that 70 the extent OF 5Q1OO, and
Moak Co.'S cashier and bookkeeper. A rather
singular coincidence In connection with this affair
u the unexpected suspension OF ID. c. Moak Co,
grain dealers. The nrm made an assignment
SATURDAY, when q large amount OF Its paper went
TO protest. Others suspected OF completely are
Wen known wheat men, and the announcement OF
their names would cause profound sensation.
Found Dead After n spree In q Church.
RALKIGH, N. C., Sept. 24.-There was q strange
scene In q church In Burke County yesterday
evening. People who had occasion to enter the
building were horrified at seeing a dead man
liquor. An investigation OF the case was at once
begun, and q most disgraceful state OF affairs was
brought 10 light Tue dead man was Horace
taruwell, and, In company with two other aoan-
d0ned fellows, John Mitchell and Columbus
Mitchell, he had gone to the church TO have a
drunken spree. The three had purchased nve
quarts Of brandy and In q night drank IL all save
LETT Cardwell lay unconscious on the floor. He
never awoke, and was found horribly swollen and
distorted The men had lighted the lamps In the
churcn and had a regular Orgy.
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Young WALN's MURDERER ARREsrHp-A special
from Rawlins, W. T., dated September % says:
man fully answering the description OF the MUIR
were killed and robbed OF q mule team saddle
pony and camp OUTFIT on Canyon creek this county
In July was arrested at Lander to-day. The wagon
10 dispose OF them. He will be brought here for
Trial. -.
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From the Pittsburg Leader.
At the next meeting Of the league the brother
hood will tight for individual rights. This, 1t has
been decided, can only be accomplished by the
abolition OF the reserve rule and for this end the
brotherhood Is willing to live or die. This step
WIN OF course be met with most stubborn OPPOSE
ton by the league. John M. Ward Of the New
YORK club, has been chosen to make q test case of
the legality OF the reservation clause. As its In
validity Is generally conceded he will probably
win. While the courts would give him the prlvi-
lege 10 sign where he chooses the reserve rule
would enectually bar him from engaging with any
VIII be necessary then to bring suit against all
CLUBS parties to the national agreement and
charge them with combining and c0nsplrtng TO
prevent him from earning livelihood.
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A Sensation In Frederick, Md.
MAYOR MoBEKLY's DAUGHTER ELoPRs WITH A MAE
RIED NAN.

A special TO the Baltimore American from Fred
erick, september p, says: Jennie the progresses
ing seventeenyear-old daughter OF ex- Mayor Louis
Mooerly, OF this city, is supposed to have eloped
with Charles Catlin, lightning rod agent, who
came here several months ago from Hagerstown
and took up his headquarters at the Carlin House
Catlin has wife living In Hagerstown. She came
70 Frederick short time ago and gave her faith
less husband lively hauling over the Goals for his
conduet with young women. Catlin continued 70
cultivate the acquaintance OF Miss Moberly and
last Tuesday he left ostensibly for Middletown.
de was met at Israers Creek by Miss Jennie and
together the couple took their departure for
unknown. diligent search Is being made for the
clipping couple. Catlin Is thirty i've years old
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MEDICAL. &c.

NJ NE DE FOREST. LONG-EsTABlIsHED AND
lrelisbe LADIES' Physician. be consulted dAiy
her psidence, y0l L ct n O1hcs hours from
10 y M with LADIES only. Nls-Sm.
ID FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERs poo 81.
III O. W., APPEARED before and made oath that hes
TIE Oldest kstsbsbed Expert Specialist IN this o0,
ana Will guarantee In all Of pr1Nsse dlsease
oi men and furnish medicine. or NO chsrre consolo-
ton and any hour during TIE day. SUP
scribcd and sworn before by Dr. bho1HkhA
SAMUEL q. MILLS. Notary PuDlle. IN aud fos ~
selx-lm-
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE The
Dstandard remedy for all blood diseescs. ceua1n9
throat nasal or skin troubles; dssasss cured
IN forty eight hours. Pr1ce. 50 per box.
On. DODD's kkkNINE No permanently cur
psfurSl g OF vitality debility. %.
&C. Prlce Al srut scaled by mail for sac 81
N3l sTANDlfORDfs. cor. 9th and n y.
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Business Rushing I'm Chicago.

1.-THE other afternoon" said downtown mer.
chant, at was quite dull at the store, and SET
out TO make several business calls that had ne
elected for some days Went nrst TO my lawyers
Found on his door card saying that g had gone
70 court for an hour. Then went to see my family
physician. His slate bore notice to the effect
that he would be back at 5, as he had gone 70 at
ONCE boy that he had gone home TO look after
sick child, and couldn't md any one In. hated
afternoon base ball game. In the grand stand at
tue grounds saw my lawyer yelling at Ewing
my doctor Keeping score on prescription blank,
and my coal man sitting over In the smokers sec.
ton. over on what they call the bleaching
boards saw three OF my own clerks who had
gone home At noon with sick headachean
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THolGAs BOWLING, AucuonssE

VINHoAAe BOWLING. AucuonssE
Two-sT0RT BRICK DWELLING, NO. 900 n
.SIks Fl SOUTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY FrEkNOON, SEPTEMBER TWEEN.
I1-fOUkTH. 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK, In front Of
the premises shall sell at public auction Lot 81 Of
Abraham kendck and others' sub Of Lots IS and 80.
in square 5Qa with the impro yemsnta CONSISTING Of
. two-story brick house
Terms: $500 in cash; the residue in two equal pay
mens a one ana TWO years with notes bearing inter
est and secured oy deed Of trust all option
Of purchaser 800 deposit required ct the time Of
sale Al conveyancing and recording ct purchasers
COST THOMAS BOWLING.
0eZO-dko0 Auctioneee.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- HOkI hOUTE % LONDON,
- NOhDDEUTsCHLR LLOYD g. q Co
fast EaIress
To Southampton llondon, HAvrel Bremen.
Traye, Wed. Sept. "a y q. ElOc s.l. sept. 20.
IL O. m: LAIN. Mrsl.. cot s. p M MorT.. sal.
Oyt D. d ~ Aller, We'd. Oct. 10, Q. Lldsr.
Sat. Nov. Ia noon.
Comfortable staterooms. excellent table luxrfouus
saloon appointments. Prices: LIST cabin, s1o aud
wards berth according 70 location; Cd cabin, eds
berth: steerage low rstes Apply % L. h. DkDoP
s25 Penn ave. BEALL. BRo~Nk CO. ls2l -
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AT THE GOLDEN EAGLE WILL NOT 60 ON
MUCH LONGER MAKE USE OF THE opPoRTUNI-
~ WHILE YOU CAN. You CANNOT ALWAYS
FIND Such RARE BARGAINS AZ ARE OFFERED
You now IN SUITS AND ovERcoArs AND TRou-
sERs FOR MEN AND BOYS. AND KILT SUITS FOR
TIE WEE BITS OF FELLows OF SUCH EXCEL
LrNcE OF MATERIAL NOR WORKMANSHIP AND
DESIGN
$ THERE ARE STILL ON HAND ABOUT FIFTY
STYLES OF BOYS SUITS AT THE REMARKABLY
LOW PRICE OF $3.50. ALL OTHER GOODS FROM
TOP TO BOTTOM IN SAME PROPORTION.
WE MUST EAvE MONEY. AND IT Is TOUR GOOD
FORTUNE TO GET THE GOODS.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING co,
NO 400 9TH ST. NV. COR D.
9. BIEBER
se1O-mw.f2m
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GUY, Wonderful, Performance.


BEATING MAuD SIS FLEETWOOD RECORD A SECOND
AND A QUARTER
The New York Tribune says: The attractive
pro- an and pleasant weather drew Q large crowd
TO fleetwood Park Saturday. Hundreds OF the
prominen. turfmen OF the city occupied the club
house stoop and the grand stand was nlled All
other Incidents were dwarfed by the wonderful per-
Torrance OF the Cleveland flyer Guy In his match
against time TO beat the best record ever made at
Fleetwood-213k. The chances were against the
litte black gelding, but he triumphed In the nrst
attempt and lowered Fleetwood's record TO 212H.
Guy Was given q slow mile to warm him up.
He seemed in excellent condition and
logged around the circle In 22. The
Track was then brushed on tor the
TRIAL The betting was against Guy at ODDS OF
ABOUT 70 3 John Spian drove q runner TO sulky
70 make the pace. The little flyer came down the
stretch level and Mr. Archer called AGO" as he new
past the wire. Guy looked like black streal as
ne rushed down the hill to the first quarter In 3lX
seconds This was marvei0usly fast. but ne In
creased the pace and reached the half In LOS.
excitement ruled high, Tor this was Maud 8.
gait Sanders eased up on the gelding In the third
quarter up the hill and reached that point IN
I391. Then he called on him again and the little
meteor responded nobly and came like nash up
the home stretch and left the runner In the rear:
Everybody stood up and cheered as Guy sped
past the stand In 2.I2h. q winner by ~ seconds.