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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
II ? 5. PADELFoRD's DivoRcg.-A Wash
. letter in the New York Sun saws:

e, Is divorce suit OF Mrs Padelford, Gen Ord
way beautiful daughter, attracts great interest
here, where Con. OFdway liveg, the more so be-
cause It is matter of general report that as soon
as the cecree is granted Mrs Padelford will mar
~ yorug George Eustice. Mr. W. w. Corcoran S
grandson snd heir to some of his millions. Mrs.
Padelford and her child have been for gear at
ner fathers fouso on goth street near Dupont cir
Gle. She is beautiful, has superb voice sud is p
years old. Three years ago she met Mr.. P6del
ford in Washington, during the rehearsal of IN
steur opera, in which she had e leading part. She
was considered the prettest debutante of the sea-
son. They were married soon sftor and went 70
Vienna, that Mrs. Paieltori might cultivate her
voice. While there the trouble began and last
December Mrs. Pad,eford returned with hor month
old child TO her fathers honse. Mr.. PadclFord
brinps tho suit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

J.s s' leu yea:s; had it very had, could hardly
~ t'ae Some nights l eonld not seep-had to
n, ma IN. Tue door. l purchased Ely Cream Balm
i 1Ii esiog 1t freely it is working cure sure.
si,l nave advised several friends to use 1t an
S:al9ppy results in every case, IL is the OH ;
ia tt.le above all others made 10 cure catsrrh,
~ :. Is worth lis weight in gold thank God
Ia, 4! Ioaot remedy can use with safety aud
.vs.oe al that is claimed for it 1t is cnrios
-salneSA-}B ". Spsrry, Hartford, Conn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

CORPORATION BoNDs.-At sale OF per
,o1al property 10 Washington yesterday
$3.50 Of Corporation of Alexand ia -thres
per ceo.. bonds, of the issue of 1879, were
a1ered and sold at public auction after spir'
led biid.ng for 66t-the highest price they
lave get attained. They were purchased
oI NJ N. 3 Harlow. treasurer Ct this city,
oi the sinking fund commissioners, and
Wen the purchasers name was given sur
piise was expressed that the city was IN e
pasion to purchase its own bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
s.aiiiPS

!. !. delicate health, and all who suffer from
co'oiual constipation, will fad the pleasant
california liquld fruit remedy, Syrup OF Fies,
90Fe easily taken aud more beneficial 10 eff
i:e lasn any other remedy. 1t acts prompt
: yet getty on the Bowels, Kidneys,
43 .Ss, and stomach, aud does not sicken or
fpsoltste. Fer ssle by E. S. Lsadbeater 6
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

SENT TO FAUQUIER Richard Gillerson,
the colored preacher who stole horse from
Mr. Buckner, of Delaplane, last week. and
was arrested in Washington, where be sold
the horse, and brought to this city, was this
morniog turned over to an officer from Eau.
quier county. and taken back to that coun
Nv fJr trial
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

I'M. TIE PENMAN. The Spirit Of TIE
Ia prouounces oIm the Penman, the
pay to he presented at the Opera Hoase
,o-aght, the most novel. original and in
Iefesrg play produced In New York for
years," It's success, however, was net
more dne to Itself then 20 the sktll
sod care of its production, for the
PLAYS merit Of unturalness in events and
angnage might easily have been negatived
oy uoinieresting acting The cast FIR TO-
nights nearly as stroug as could be wished,
Including as il does that sterling actor
Flank Bangs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
AUCTION SALES.
VIRUsTEE's SALE
apoCrp1pc sTnPc FryTrPEs o.

GROCERIES, STORE FIXTURES, &c.
By virtue of deed of trust executed by F. q
and G W. Kramer, | will sell at private sale for
cost aud under until WEDNESDAY, October 81
1SSS, all the GROCERIES. STORE FIXTURES
and MILLER SAFE now in the store at the north
corner of Prince and Fairfax streets. Aleysn-
d.ia. Va, and all not previously sold will he sold
at public auction, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
of that day Terms of sse-cssh.
oct23 ts A. w. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

rsy7gyyIAL OF a SYNOD The Centen-
session. Of the synod of Virginia will be
l.t 4, New Providence Church, in Rock.
i.,i5 louat,, to dag. The first two days
~ ne iegotei entirely to centennial exer.
r... Tne :, aod opened this morning at
s,y.n cI5,k when Rev. DR.. Prior preach
II he .e.mon. aud the centennial history
d, t.a .yno1 was read To morrow Hon.
I5sp R.HGe.pa Fucker will deliver an sd
t-.,.. al Tie same day Rev. De-. Moses
H3g..ol Ri hmond, VIII preach the centen
"a .-.moa DIringthe day addresses will
IL made by mem er5 aud foreign delegates.
Tsi. sill conclude the centennial exercises.
Tie ressoa for holding this session at New
fogdence Church is because be synod tiTst
rs i1e,e cue hundred years ago. This
r5sfca is one OF the Oldest in the state OF
Virginia. The synod of Virginia is compos.
-iottae Presbyteries of Abingdon, Chesa-
's.se winch includes the SecJnd church IN
1.city, East Hampton, GrseDbrier, LsX
asi9n Mary and, Montgomery, Roanoke.
W, Hsmp'oo and Winchester. l. ma 234
Ministers, $50 churches. and so 549 commun
'rsrf-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

The following named property, belonging to
George Aud and the estate of Vim. B. Gregory,
will be sold at auction on the farm known as
stIathbane, three miles FROM Alexandria, on the
Little River turnpike, near Carlin's Mil, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1st, 1888,
II Mich Cows, = Heifers, 3 Mares l Horse, 1
Mower, / Kemp Manure Spreader. Grain Fan, l
f, ed Gutter fur hand or horse power Corn and
Cob Mill, several stands eff Bees, Wagons, Piow5,
.iarne.s, Milk Cans and many other articles.
Terms Of Sale Sums under S25 cash sill over
that amount credit for six months will be given;
the purchaser to give notes. bearing interest, with
approved endorsers. payable at the First National
Bank Alexandria, Va. Sale to commence at IL
o'clocl: a. M. GEO. AULD.
l. G. JOHNSTON. Executrix. oct1S cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

DEMOCRATIC MEETING The democrats
.. Ibis city will hold meeting at the Opera
House tomorrow night, which will be adj
dressed by Gen. W. H. F. Lee and Mr.. vii
o ,'n kligo5e. The Democratic Working
leo, recently reorganizsd, will attend the
a7e:ing 10 body. The gallery will be re-
's''ed for the ladies' ofthe city, who are To-
We'd to attend the meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

Coon TE>frLARs Golden Light Lodge OF
700 Iemp.ars, will hold reunion at their
cage room on Columbus street tonight tor
oe benef. of the old members. Msj. d.
Nle Of Loudoun county, will deliver an sd-
Cess snd Miss kalstrom and Miss Boyd,
'ocntionists Of Washington, have been en
.ise1 iOr the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

Personal Mr. w. B Snoot and Lieut..
Albert Bryan have gone to R4ppanannock
county.
Mias Inda Lsodram, Of G ird9Dsville, who
has 5eeu visiting Miss Ellie Lynch, has gone
TO B Gilmore 10 spend he winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

OIL BURNING LOCOMOTIVES Capt. W.
+ Books, of this city, who for some lime
pa, mas been perfectiug the working of his
peut oil burning locomotive, yesterday
i3as train of thirteen cars up the W d ..
i14i, which, he says, his engine drew With.
Gu, oitiiculty, standing all the tests applied
tli.ug the trip Capt Brooks says he in
.-i, soon taking his locomotive out west
use oil region, where he will demonstrate
.,caim that oil can be used rs fuel for en-
.1s. q, much less cost than coal, white
o. Danger from sparks and the annoyance
,,ul .moke will De done away with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

7 osT-A CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, No.
u 36S, dated March "a, 1887, for the sum of
fourteen hundred dollars (>l,40o), issued by
Burke & Herbert to Lucy c. stuart, and payable
to the order OF herself, which certificate has been
mislaid, lost stolen destroyed and payment
has been stopped ani application made for new
certificate. All persons are requested to show
CAUSE why new certiIcste should not be issued
in lieu of ssid certificate.
oct20 I'm LUCY &. STUART.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

SF'rINt IAlIs N8l4uCAf oN'i tAAStiS va ,
S-sk OF the coast.
...Vl.ET Doctors AGAIN.-Sund ~
~ "a. one ofthe brightest of the year,
~. .a,otsrs' Noon Illuminating the hea-
li' ~ making the night almost rs light IS
5'l' Notwithstanding this party OF grave
" .or might doctors visited one CT the
Gut .,;s. on the outskirts OF Washington,
..soted" lhe body of we'll known COL
AN who had been buried the day be-
mt n 10 long bag, and were on their
.,s disseutlng room, when they We're
',.a,.sl by the police. SO bold were
..lo,fo.s" that they opened fire on the
and \ regular skirmi5h ensued, but
mai they were outnumbered they
'''. -'.monlOllsly brew the body in ditch,
.- "a n was afterwards discovered, and dis
'.'. I'D I. is said that all the medical
'P; .sss mi. year have full complement of
yl .'sat. api that the demand for Sub
''-l'1 "a great aDd the season" go early
are corps of doctors" are already in
I'D and are reapipg harvest.
~ l- this year, too, are said TO have ad-
- and tde cupidity of the doctors"
'...s,y inside so iatense that they seldom
,-5' 'a..rlre the object, or subject of their
IN whether it be the quick or the dead,
f6-, s,art out on their nocturnal ex-
g,s TIE Fredericksburg Lance reports
t... netting of night doctors" was held
90, raat town recently at which plan of
-,~as.sa wss mapped out, This year, it is
, ,''7 to3y have improved methods for resur-
I'm, ,,.,' bodies a. well as for mapping live
, ,.. ana that when plaster is once
~, p oysr the mouth of person his or
. .s. lime hes cine. The reason given why
o,,,.d subjects sre most in demand is that
~. ri; extracted from their bodies, after
has have been cut up on the dssecting
, , Of a better quality than that from
.-..,a hrnia-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

1t is estimated that boys with bean shooters
47e broken oser hundre and fifty dollars
'oi'A Of glass in this city during The past few
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
PROPOSALS,
DEoppsAI.s.

oAoFt'SAi'S'
ALEXANDRIA VA, October %, 1888.
Scaled proposals will be received up to the Both
instant at s &C ock m, for furnishing ONE
HUNDRED AND FIFTY CORDS OF MER-
CHARITABLE PINE WOOD, to be delivered to
the poor of the city ordered and in quantities
not greater than one quarter "a of a cord.
The wood is TO he delivered during the months
of December 1888, and January and February,
1889
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned,
and will be opened at the Auditors Office Tuesday
night October 80, 1855, at 5 p. IN.
BY order OF The Committee Oh Poor.
oct22 st. GEO. W. FISHER Chairman.
PROPOSALS.
ALEXANDRIA Va, October %, 1888.
Sealed pro possls vii. be received M "a the 3Oth
in ;ant from Tho g-5cers Of the city for supplying
the poor the different wards with the following:
S1per Flour, per pound.
MAJ, par puck.
Coffee lgroen) per pound.
Tea, per ounce.
Sugar, per pound
Smoked Bacon, per pound.
Fish, per dozen.
For three months from Dec mbcr ]. 1855, with
privilege OF renewing after the expiration of above
cont act.
Bibs wi be opened at the Auditors Office Tues.
day, October 80 1855, at s o'clock p. m, and
bond in the sum OF two hundred aud fifty dollars
$3.50 will be required of the successful bidders.
By order of the Committee on Poor.
oct22 I'd GEO. W. FISHER, Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23

?oucE Report. night was cloudy
sui RAINY 9ith three prisoners and nine
oigers AZ the station house.
Tue Mayor THIS morning disposed OF the
blowing cases:
Three young white men, arrested by off
cers Grady, Taylor and Hayes, charged with
ue.oasiug on the property OF the Aiexsn-
DIS Musical Association. wer9 discouraged.
Jas b afd and Thcs Cubit, coierea' ar
Tested By officer McCuen for an assault 90
Jim Eyanf. we're fned q 80 eacn-
Hattie F-} or, oolcred, arrested by officer
Iayor;ot dIsofieriy conduct, Was tioed 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
LOCAL MATTERS

~ section rain. warmer, sou'heasterly
S-7s on the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
LOST AND FOUND.
E1Y'S
TRY tbs CURE

T osT-A MALTESE KITTEN somewhere in
IL the neighborhood Of or on Cameron or Wash
ineton streets The finder will please return 1t
to P1tterson's livery stable and receive reward.
oct23 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-23
DRY GOODS.
NEW PURCHASES.

Lively trade makes necessary constantly repenish STOCK and
buyer in trip New York from which he mas just returned
lid to marked degree It will be we'll worth your while and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25

urpr rc cUtyCE FOR BARGAINS.

The ingenuity and enterprise displayed by Messrs.
A. II. King Co., the we'll known clo'hiers al Nos.
G27 and 600 Broadway, have resulted
in the enjoyment Of large share
Of public patronage. They have strong faith In the
benefits TO be derived from advertising. and, not sat-
isfcd with half pages In the leading daily papers,
they devote day OF each week to advertising their
business by the unique method of selling goods with
out profit and even at loss.
Thursday IS the day chosen by them, and to-day
they extend the privilege of selecting Of
any overcoa or su of clothes in their establishment
for go Everybody knows this Broadway Rouse
carries the finest qualities and the most elegant
taol.made clothing il Is possible to produce ard To
choose from their stock al $50 IS Ike buying twenty
dollar cod pieces at ten dollars each But Messfs
King & Co. not only believe I'm advertising, but AZ
Mr King says: We find 1t pays 10 fulhl our adVer-
tisements 10 ~.e letter. no matter what 1t costs ana
the public have learned that this firm invariably "
iii their promises These special safes attract snch
large numbers of people that the doors nave fI"-
oucntIv 10 be closed that il wouh DC Eooh plsn
for those who desire TO bargains TO be present
as early as possible The principle OF large sales
and small profits Is one 10 be commended and me
Ncss King have found that that policy has Invariably
resulted TO their advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST A LAWYER.

David w Link, the applicant for position the
police who recently arrested on charge Of
committing perjury in swearing that he had never been
arrested for any crime was before Judge Gidersieeve
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday, for a
Indictment assault found against him IN June 1881
Assistant DlstTctAuorney Macdona prepared to
the case but j. c. J. Langbcin and Il II. Racey Links
lawyers asked for adjournment Mr.. Macdona said
that 4 lawyer named Hochstadter had appeared behalf
Of Link and agreed that the should be tried at
once Iangbcin said that he had been the attorney
In the for year. and that Hochstadter
had received $3.50 Link promise obtain Link
a position on the police force. Link also paid Hoch-
stadter 500 for ALLEGED services in the assault
Mr. Iangbein said that U0chsa1cr's conduct had been
such that action should be taken against him. Judge
Gllerslcove sai1 that he would request the District
Attorney action either by proceedings before the
General Term OF the Supreme Court or by indictment.
TIochstadter is now under Indictment 0 charge OF
defraudng a woman who OF his clients The
trial Of Links case Adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25

The sailing of the steamships City of Ncw-fork'
Trave. Gallla and Britannia at about the same time
Yesterday morning led to the dockoungers statement
that IT was the beginning Of great ocean race The
britannia was the first to pass outside of sandy Hook,
AT % a. NJ, followed az intervals Of about hVc
minutes bv the Gala. Trave and city Of New-YOrlL
Is the britannia and Calia are slower steamers than
The city of Ncw-Yoik The proposo of an ocean race
between them Is absurd upon is face ana me lraNe
touches at southampton instead Of Queenstown
Among other passengers on the city OF Ncw-lorh
wcrc the Rev. J. Lockngton Bates. Ira T. sarAey,
g. H. NJ Thoms. High sheriff Of Orkney and shetland,
and Major w. :. Waiioid. Of The British Army Mrs
John A. Logan Mrs. schuyler Crosby and surgeon
A. g. Tmcsdcll, of the British Army, sailed on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
BROOKLYN.

Mayor Chaplin IS out OF town and Is expected TO
speak in Connecticut for Cleveland and in the Interior
Of this State for Hill.
The Health Department refuses to pay for tele-
phone for the police 10 In summODlng ambulanccs,
which controlled by the Health Department
Charles W Hagedom arragne1 I'm the Court OF
Sessions yesterday charge Of forgery in the sec
Ond degree and held for trial
1 verdict awarding 500 damages for Islander
confirmed IN the City Court yesterday in SUIT
brought by Mrs. Mary Doody, dioss maker, against
Dr. ". S. Scalic. If No 1872 Ilenry-st.
a contract for the erection Of new rustic bridge
over the Lullwatcr IN Prospect Park has been
awarded 10 John Cullioyle for $4,000.
The Home Association for Working Women and
Girls held It's annual meeting at No. 352 Pacifc-st
Yesterday Mrs ". A. Hustled reelected picsl
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25

We'd like you 10 wake up 10 the ad.
vantage of buying not only your out.
side clothes but your winter under
clothes from us.
We have heretofore told of our large
purchase direct from an Eastern mil!
owner who is likewise a personal
friend of all his shaded garments OF
certain faWn color; Atwood shirts
and drawers that we sell for St.O0
each in all sizes from 81 TO 48. They
are of the usual tWo-doIlar quality
and their rapidsale proves that others
besides ourselves consider them ex.
ceptiOnaI value.
We sell an excellent white wool
shirt and drawers for S100 each,
also a Natural wool at same price,
both in sizes "a 10 III only. Then we
have another quality Of Sanitary"
natural wool al Si.75 for all sizes from
"a TO 49; also better grade, sold &C.
cording TO size, beginning at S2.35,
advancing ten cents on each size
above 81. Then still finer, begin.
ming at S2.65 with same advance.
The same in white, as well.
There's considerable humbuggery
afloat about this Sanitary" wool
business. Admitting that natural
wool is good thing to wear, why
has one mans product Of wool gar.
ments any virtue not possessed by
another The virtue is in the wool,
not in The garment, and yet since the
Doctor" have engaged in the I'M
derwear trade, they'd have you be-
Iieve that their GARMENTS are MEDI-
GATED. Some Of them make wretch
eddy poor garmentS-badly cut, with
seWed seams their pricesinclude
a fee for the Doctor" Examine, if
you please, the difference in cut and
make of our best Sanitarys TO say
nothing Of the difference in price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

James G. Blaine before great Irish American Repub-
hcan meeting, Madison Square Garden, evening.
Trial OF James +. Bedel, Court OF General sessions
Organization OF Railway and Steamship Employee
Harrison and Morton Club, No 1924 Broadway p. m
New-YOrk Yacht Club meeting. club house, 80 D. H.
Exhibition by Gaelic Athletes, Polo Grounds, p. m
Organization Of Lower Wall Street Harrison and Morton
Club No. 1872 FrOnt-st, 3 as D. m.
Down Town Business Mems Republican Club NO D
Broadway. p.
Retail Dr-Goods Protection Club debate CHIMNEY
Corner y. 49,
XVIII Assembly District Republican CLUB. NO. Sol
East ScVcnteenth-st., : D. m
War veterans Harrison aud Morton Club, One-hundred
and. tvs enty v ifth-st.. near Third-ave., p. m.
Harrison and Morton Club Of XIth Assembly District
Thirty bird ST. and Fourthave., p. m
James G. Blaine Association. of No. 452 Grand-st, 6
D. IN.
Grant mass meeting. Stenway Hall, p. H.
County Democracy massmccting, Cooper Union, D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
tho Executive Committee attended reception at the
home of Mrs w. Jennings DemOre5t
THE SINKING OFTHE BIG SHIP ATLAS.
CAPTAIN CURTIS, OF THE FERRYBoAT' FILES
HIS REPORT OF THE ACCIDENT.

HIS REPORT OF THE ACClDENI
The iron steamer Atlas, which was run into by the
wooden ferryboat Central and sunk on Tuesday, lay
embedded In the mud about 200 feet OF the Vesey-
81. pier In the North River yesterday. The Top OF
her smokepipe and her steam escape pipe and whistle
were Just awash at high It'd and her topmasis extended
above the surface Ike two beacon poles The waller
was too rough 10 attempt 10 do any WORK toward
raising her. but this will probably be done today.
Wheeler Cortls & GOdkin, counsel for the Atlas
Line yesterday took the testimony OF the officers ana
crew OF the Atlas in relation to the COLLISION 10 nave
It ready when the salt against tho New-Jersey Central
Railroad is brought In the United states Circuit Court
for damages.
The cargo Of the Atlas was Insured for SioOooO
about us full value, but the vessel which Is estimated
to have been worth about 100000, was insured for
only $4,000 Captain Cunts Of the feryboat He'd
short report yesterday with the Local steamboat
inspectors in which he says:
At about 40 p. m, as started from the pier
I'm New York | gave one whistle a warning. As
the boat reached the end of the pier saw rug ana
two floats. The tug gave whistle to 90 ahead,
which | did Just az that time saw TIE steamship
coming up close in toward the pier. The steamer
gave two whistles. ] answered the steamer and gave
q Jingle bell 10 the engineer 10 back could NOT
tell that | was going back. gave two Jingle bells
moro back extra strong. The Central struck The
ship forward of 'midships. causing her to sink ITO
weather fOggy in chunks. FOG setIcu so tnai
could not see the steamer till got out OF the Slip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Patrick Ecan. Of Lincoln, Neb. BELNEDEKE
Henry Causcnius Austrian Consul at Chicago fltih
AVENUE-James G. Blaine and Walker Blaine, OF Maine ;
congressman Thomas Ryan. Of Kansas; j. {. Clements
Of Georgia, and c. 4. Boutelc Of Maine; Cen stewart
Van Vliet T. s. Army; Gen. Adam T. King OF Mary
land Lewis b. Gunckel OF Ohio Judge John NJ Thurs
ton. Of Nebraska; the Rev Dr.. James Allison OF
Pittsburg and DR.. H. n. Allen, OF the
Corcan Legation at WASHINGTON HOFFMAN-Edw
Murphy, jr Of Troy. and William f. Cody, OF Nebraska
MURRAY HILL-Gen Chauncey McKeevcr U. s. Army !;
Samuel L. Clemens Hartford, and Senator G. A. Deane
Of Copakc, n. Y VICTORIA-Gen. Henry r. Jackson,
Of Georgia. wINDSOR-Gen. J. II. Terrence, John b.
Sherman and Erskine NJ. Phelps Of Chicago, and H. H.
Ledyard, OF Detroit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-25
Announcements.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
NOVELTIES FOR EVENING WEAR.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
To meet the early demand for
Novelties in materials for evening
wear, have decided to show this
week their new impOrtatiOns OF
Tissues. Crepes and Gauzes.
Australian and China Crepe, in
all the new tints, plain and in an
tiQue brOcadcs, MOusseline de
Sole and Crepe de Chine, with
pearls and tinsel loops, in the
shades most effective by gaslight.
Also call attention to 125 pieces
Of Crepe ROyale in light and dark
cOlOrs.
j AMES Nc CIR EERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.