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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01

New Mexico will not be a state for few
brief weeks or months yet anyhow. An cleo
ton there on the adoption Of constitution
showed democratic majority, and that is
quite enough 70 Justify a negative conclusion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01

The New York Tribune has an able article on
the velocity Of the wind. It does not refer.
however, even remotely, TO the efforts Of
stump speakers for the next three or four days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01

The prosperous Center Market Ee,cs Is cele-
brating this week its first Anniversary.
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The Ohio supreme court is with Gov. Camp
bell, but the supreme court does not manipulate
primaries and conventions
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CHrLpREs,s AND Mrsxs DEPARTMENT.

l line Of Children's and Misses Navy Blue
Twilled Chevron Cloth Jackets. Sizes s. 10, H.
IA and 10 years. Price - 80.
line OF Misses Atwood Black Cheviot Cloth
Refer Jackets. double breasted. with vide
shawl roll collar. sizes IL, and 10 years
Price $3.50.
! line Of Misses Navy Blue Twilled Chevron
Cloth Refer Jackets with deep shawl roll collar
Of Gray Astrachan Sizes II, Ii and 10 years
Price $3.50.
line OF Children's Navy and Brown Flannel
Dresses. Gretchen style, waist neck and sleeves
edged with cord
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01

New York is still seeking recount The
frost seems to have killed the recount crop,
however
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King Cal Brice claims that the Ohio demo-
Gratis will elect thirteen members Of Congress.
And thirteen is such an unlucky number!
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MAzr No MIsrArz

Asood Corset and violating one ID necessary to
make dress At properly.
We have oftimes seen illustrations Of bad-ntting
waist and the dressmaker would get the blame but
You would only consider that Corset entirely
arrange the At Of any dress you will readily UNDER
stand that it s necessary to be careful what style you
are wearing An ILL., fitting Corset also affects the
OF dress. Now therefore, necessary in selecting
Corset to purchase such that have the vari
Gus styles and experienced sales people to advise you
conscientiously what style will serve you best
We keep in stock rs distinct styles Of Corse.s,
sufficient to warrant in saying that TT any
lady miss in the land unless she be deforrned We
freely guarantee the Of any Corset you buy from
US, no matter what price you pay it.
The following few Corsets speak Of are the good
old reliable onesthey the standbys-no risk at al
In purchasing one of these: C. P. P. d. R. and G.l
Thomson's Glove Fitting. Warmers, &c.
This have imported Corsets of our own
make aud IDEAS based tho very best principles re-
garding FINISH. FIT AND WEAR.
THE ADA. s1.75
THE 1RMA, So.
THE MARION, $3.50.
In order to bring these properly before tho Ladies' of
Washington the above will be the prise Of these excel
lent Corsets for tho nreaep, This 10 mot
Heretofore would have been necessary lay out s.
for Just such corset We have put them within the
reach Of all. We fully guarantee them. Will have
them fitted to you and if not satisfactory
in every particular will give you another pair or
refund the money.
We only ask for early inspection Of these fine Cor
easier made, but this much want to tell you: We
want lady Of Washington to visit our Corset De-
parment and ask to be shown these Imported Corset
Buy or not buy makes not particle Of difference
Sale begins today When shall we expect you!
Mail orders for these Corsets will receive the most
careful consideration Address .'our Mail Order De-
partment"
Remember We are the Washington Agents" for
DIR. JAEGERs CELEBRATED
SANITARY UNDERWEAR
THE DE LONG HOOK AND EYE should be used
by every judicious lady. They be found in our
Notion Department, in Black and White. ct 15c card
Q dozen.
l. a. MN ssss
/ ~ 4 MN ssss 80
E E; " Fl Fl & Is! Is: III t."
- E EBf ERR k 90
saassA BBBBs Il 900 90 -
42O. 422. 424. 426 SEVENTH ct. NV.
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Glow DEpARrMENr.

ladies' l6-button Length Pearl Mousque-
taire Dressed KID Gloves. Embroidered in
Black. Irice a.. % per pair.
Ladies IL and l0-buttOn Length MousQue-
tnire Suede Gloves, IN BLACK. 1ans. Grays,
lavender. Pink, Pearl, Lemon. Cream and
White.
12-button Length. Price $3.50.
l6-buttOn Length lrlce 81
LADIES' 2O-button Length MousQuetAire
Suede Gloves, in Tans, White and Black. Price
81 per pair
Also full line Of All-slk Jersey Evening
Mitts, in White, Cream. Pink Blue, Tan, Hello
trOpe, Lemon and Black, in IL, 10 aud 2O-but-
ton Lengths.
(Flrst floor, 18th st. building)
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Fur DEPARTMENT.

complete line Of fine Furs In the most desir-
able grades, made and finished in the best man
ner and stS lie and at popular prices.
choice line Of Fur Capes, with high rolling
collars and pointed fronts. such as Marten.
Alaska Seal, Monkey, Beaver. Mink. Nutria
hrlmmer African seal. RaccOon. Opossum.
Astrachan. Wool Seal and White Ihibet, At Bot
tom prices.
choice line Of Mufs to match the above
capes
Fine Ostrich and Coque Feather Boas in short
and long sizes aud all colo-s
satin-lined White Thibet Capes for opera
wear
(Ihird floor 10th 1t extensionl
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Rr.DY.MApr BEpwEAR DEpAnrMrx,

Hand-hemstitched Linen Pillow shams also
per pair.
100 pairs mathematical and Embroid-
cred Pillow Shams. - per pair.
100 pairs India Linen Pillow Shams. ruffed.
tucked and embroidered. Sl-35 To az Per pair.
HeInstitched Linen Pillow Cases. 225sx36.
Sl25 per Iair and upward
Hemstitched Linen Sheets extra length.
2lxx3Is yards. 60 per PAIR.
A decided novelty in Pillow shams Is q sheer
Black India Linen with two rows of cluster
tucks and trimmed with black lace and fancy
tsecond aoor. IL tn street building)
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JrwErRr DEPARTMENT.

Swiss Movement Watches with solid silver
cases. S5, .. 40 and SO. 30 each.
SWISS Movement Watches, with solid gold
cases. 90. &l050 and sl275 each
swiss Movement Watches. with nickel cases,
a. each.
Gold Bracelets with heart locks. 81. rs
and e.. so each
Gold Chain bracelets, with heart locka %
and 1913 esch-
solid silver Thimbles. 20. 25. IS. Is, SO and
Csc. each
solid Gold Thlmbles. s325. sa75 and 81
each.
Fancy Pins for the hair In real shell solid sl-
w. oxf1ized silver and roll gold plate. Toe -
O. each
Qirst door. 18th street buiidins,
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wM. C. vIERBUCHEN
Formerly Double Combination.)

TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS IN MEMS SHIRTS
Il and Drawers, Natural wool, at 39c. and Camel's
Jar al 49,; all sizes i'll stock BLUM'S 745 aud 747
ON ST. se- ul-2ts
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". II. SINISTER L SONS.

". Il SINISTER L SONS,
0l9 PENN. AVE. NV.
ONE PRICE nj
NELLY bly, CAPS. YOUR CHOICE OF 25 DIFF
~ ferent styles, plaids aud plain shades at 35c;
positively cannot be bought elsewhere below Zoe.
BlUAi'S, 745 and TAI 9Th st o. nI.2t.
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SHADE Trees.
EVERGREENS. SHRUBS. &C.,
For Streets, Parks. Gardens, &c.
FRUIT TREES. GRAPE VINES. ROSES, &c.
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS,
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, &c.
EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT Oh SEED
LINES AT
JOHN SAUL'S,
MIST 621 7th st.. OPP. Patent Office.
HArs. UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
Sole Agents for
KNOWS NEW YORK HATS.
YOUMANS' NEW YORK HATS.
HENRY HEATHS LONDON HATS.
Large and select stock Of GLORIA UMBRELLAS
just received
B. H STINEMETZ SONS,
o29-3m 1887 Penna ave.
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Mosr MosDEngy1 BARGAINS
Lovely Wide All wool Plads, soc
Yard-wide Henriettas anu Cashmeres 25c.
Cancels Hair Serges in Gray and Browns, 62Kc.
ST. Black Faille silk. now Z l.2J cash.
Six faced Lyon Vely Is, 75c. lnd upward.
Double Blankets, 81 and upward to sl2.
Counterpansy and Blankets at jobbers prices.
Barxains IN Table Damask. Towels and Napkins
MER1NO UNDEkWEAR AT MANUFACTURERS
PRICES.
Lonsdae Cambria, genuine, 99-lOc
DIR. Warmers and Balls Corsets, Csc.
The Monarch Laundered shirt, &c, worth S1.25.
Mrights Celebrated Umbrellas, the best make.
Entire stock purchase prior to late rise prices and
will he sold ON this basis You may 20 per cent
by purchasing our goods.
DRoADHEAD CO.,
Established 1867. 9O7 i ST. Masonic Temple).
n1-3t.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

SILK DEPARTMENT.
We desire to call your attention to few spec.
iatieS III Black silks in the following weaves:
2o-nch All silk Faille Franchise, 75c. per
yard.
2o-lnch All-slk Rhadame, 75c. per yard.
2l-inch All-silk taille Franchise, wear guar.
anteed, B per yard.
2O-inch All-silk Regence, wear guaranteed,
81 per yard
*O-inch All-silk eros Grain. wear guaranteed,
81 per yard
24-inch An-slk Rhadalne, wear guaranteed
81 per yard.
Our stock also consists Of
Bengaliues, Fable Veloutines,
Armures. louisne,
Peau de Fleurs, CastiiIane
Peau de SoIes. Surah de Luxor,
Satln ParlsianS, Cheyron Diagonal,
Satn Duchesse. French L American Surahi
Mervell!eaux. Bengaliue de Sole
Uirst floor. under skylight.J
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THREE SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES' ME-
Il rlno Underwear at 25c., 2Jc and :39c Bows Me-
Eio Underwear. 2oc.; worth 39c BLUMS. 745 and
90 oth ST. Sc nl-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-01

FuEN1rURE,
CARPETS.
DRAPERIEs.
STOVES
NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE
IS THE DELIGHT OF EVERY TIDY HOUSE
KEEPER. BUT
COMFORTABLE HOME
Is THE
ABSOLUTE RIGHT
OF EVERY
AMERICAN CITIZEN
BECAUSE HIS MANHOOD is THE PRIME FACTOR
IN OUR
NATIONS GREATNESS.
coNFIDING IN THE HONOR OF THIS MAN.
HOOD OUR
EQUITABLE
UPON YOU THE
USE AND POSSESSION
OF EVERY COMFORT. EXACTING BUT A TRI-
FLING AMOUNT ASIAN EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD
FAITH. AND ACCEPTING THE BALANCE IN PAR
TIAL PAYMENTS.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY.
WE ACTING IN THE CAPACITY OF
BANKER
ONLY CHARGING YOU NO INTEREST UPON THE
FORCED LOAN.
OUR BUSINESS Is TO CREDIT, AND NOTHING
AFFORDS US MORE PLEASURE THAN TO AC-
CoMMoDATE AN HONEST PUBLIC.
HOUSE HERMANN,
OF. e21 AND oo3 7TH ST.
AND GIT AND 63s MASS. AVE. NV.
au30-4m
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w s. s e. ~ A FIT & t. $ T IIE S F.


vEI IyErsA
MIss REpYM
JUVENILE BOOKS cocrs Avn 1oxzws Avn ~
GOODS
PATRONAGE AND PROMISE
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NEcKwrAn DEPARTMENT.

We have just received another SO dozen lot Of
the l6c Plaid Windsor Ties Tor Children
We have added to our assortment Of "Reefer"
scarfs lime of Crepe de Chine scarfs with hem
stitched ends in White, Cream, Black. Orange.
Blue. Pink and Cardinal. Pric.. Al so EACH
Qirst door, second snnex.)
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VELVET DEp.RrMEsr.

VELVET DEPARTMENT.
We offer all the newest colorings in velvets
low:
Colored Velvets, 81, Sl.25, $780, S1.75to
81. 80 yard.
24inch silk Pushes. in an almost endless
RANGE ot coiors and shadings Sl.25, Sl.5O to
S2oO yer yard.
lS-inch silk Pushes, in art and staple shades
soc Per yard.
lS-inch Black Velvet. 81, S1.25 $3.50 to
s. 30 per yard.
24-inch Black Velvet. 81, S2.25 to 50 per
yard
24-nch Black Velvet $3.50 to 81 per yard
Flrst floor; under skylight)
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MusL1N USpERwE.R DEPARTMENT

This department now occupies the second
floor Of our new 10Th st. extension, giving
greater space for the display and sale OF our
magnificent stock of Gowns. Chemise. Draw
ers, Corset Covers. Walking and Underskirts
muslin. trimmed with eInbroideries and laces Of
one Of the newest features is a fine Cham
bray Gown III plain colors and STRIPES.
Another is ii mel Travelling Wrappers and
We had our stock of China SIX Underwear
made up specially for this occasion. 1t consists
Understands, Chemise and Corset Covers in Pink
Nile Green. Light Blue, Lavender, Cream and
Black. Some have hemstitched trimming
Others Valenciennes lace and ribbons An eff
fectve disl lay has been made OF these goods i'll
the oU-fOot case i'll corridor Oh second floor,
leading TO our 10th street exte, sion.
In w99len Underwear we are showing Bal
both PLAN and trimmed.
Understands Of fine French opera flannel in all
colors. pam. tucked and embroidered.
Dressing Sacques III new conceits. We also
showing many novelties in Bridal Sets, both silk
(Second floor: 10th street extension.)
UpHo1srrRY DEPARTMENT.
,b nyte y0nr attention Sr e in
Three new lines of 3 inch Drapery Silks.
Printed China silks. Woven Stripes-and
jacquard Woven Patterns.
MADRAS DRAPERY-
Cream Madras. 40 and so inches wide % to
SOC. per yard.
Colored Madras, so inches wide. 60 and 75c,
per yard
Silk aud Cotton Fringes to match the above.
CURTAINS
Silk Curtains,
Chenille Curtains.
Velour Curtains,
Brocatelle Curtains.
Irish Point Curtains
Swiss Iambour Curtains,
Tambour Muslin Curtains,
nottingham Curtains,
Antique Curtains.
PRINCES
complete line Of Fringes for all kinds Of
Drapery L INNING. LamDreQuin Fringes IN
great variety of styles.
BED SETS
- special NUMBER in Bed Sets-Nottingham
Lace Bed Sets-$l. 90 per set-of one spread
AMI two shams.
We prepared to execute orders for the
popular Moorish Fret Work" and would in
vite attention to our Upholstery Art Room 9th
floor, now nearing completion. 4 his is the
finest exponent of Fret Work We have ever seen
and think it will interest You
Fourth hoOr, IL tn st. building)
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DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.

DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Much needed space has been given this de-
Partnent 1t now covers the entire first floor
OF our 10th ST. extension.
The Combination Dress Patterns are to the
ri4ht OF the entrance and were never more
handsome varied.
Combination Dress Patterns in Cheviots.
Com blnatlon Dress Patterns III llaids,
Combination Dress Patterns of Broadcoth
Combination Dress Patterns Of Cancels hair.
We quote a number of Combination Dress
Patterns,in Plaids and odd mixtures, at SlO per
pattern.
Among the piece goods we are showing
Gamers halr, i'll light AID heavy weights mar
row aud wide twills. smooth and rougn finish.
40 inches wide. Zoe. aud 81 per yard.
40 inches wide. |. 20 AMI 81 "a per yard.
Tartan Plaids, with Persian lambs wool de-
signs. 4O inches wide. & 80 per yard
Heavy Serges, with broad Astrak han stripes,
very stylish. AZ inches wide. 81 10 per yard
Ladies' Cloth, with Astrakhan stripes, checks
and pla!ds. in Navy, Myrtle, London Gray and
Garnet 40 inches wide. 81. 70 per yard.
All-wool LADIES' Cloth SuitinRs: fine assort-
ment Of colors i'll all the leading winter shades,
90 inches Wide. oOc and zoe. per yard.
Christ hoor: 10th st. extenson.)
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SILVER
BITS
for
TABLE, TOILET, OR DESK
Embracing everything interesting In silver.
kAhE
GINS,
WHITE
and
COLONIAL.
Displayed In many beautiful styles or mounted 70 the
taste Of the purchaser.
AMERICAN
and
FOREIGN
REPEATING WATCHES. CHRONOGKAPHR
by
SAM'L KIRK SON
liza Z. Baltimore street.
n1-1m Baltimore, Nd,
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LINING DEPARTMENT.
In this department we offer all shades styles
and Qualities OF Siiesias. Satines Cambrics, Fer
caline, &c.
Siles!a in evening" shades for dress Innings
fancy work, &C., SO inches. 10 and l21ac per
yard.
Canbrics in plain colors and evening shades
for dress Innings and fancy work. &c. yard
Ferguson Brothers silk finish Imported
'Percaline" for lining purposes, :i6 inches :Ilc
yard. his material is light and fine and war
ranted not to stretch.
Satnes for fancy work, in bright shades. 25c.
per yard
Quilted satins for Innings and fancy work, in
PINK. Blue, Lavender, Rose. Canary, Salmon,
81. % inches wide, j. per yard
(first floor. 10th st. extension)
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BLANKET AND QurLr DEPARTMENT

We keep the largest and best assortment Of
BLANKETS" IN Washington city Would call at
tention to the following specialties Tor Mon
day:
1914 Al-wo Scarlet Blankets. 50. 30 pair.
ia Al-wooi White Blankets, "a pair.
IA extra size) Fine Atwood White
Blankets, $3.50 pair.
This is one Of the best values ever offered at
the price.
Full line Of Infants Blankets. s1.25. $3.50,
g.. 75 pair upward
Infants Fine Lambs Wool Blankets, az 90
"a 20 and S5 pair.
New arrival of Eider-down Quilts in Silk and
Satin. Latest styles and lowest prices
Fancy silk and Satin Eider-down Quilts, with
backs of Plain Blue, Pink and Gold. SIzes-5
by q feet, 81; by Il feet. IS; by feet, 50
Specially noticeable among our White Quilts
is the NATIONAL Crochet Quilt In Aarseilles
patterns Price, SLo0.
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ID EMOvAL sALE.-ONE-HALF FORMER PRICE.
H 80 and - Child's overcoats el SO and 90 1880
AMI % Childs Overcoats Sy 25 and s2 SO; Csc. and
shoes nc. and ei e. and 90 Chids Overcosts with
Cape ~. Sc and - 20: Boys School Hats and Caps,
25, 40 and Soc Childs Shoes 20. 49, so, 65 and rs
cts, worth double; s2 L.des Fine Don9ola button.
1919 "a ave J. W SELBY. o26to4n
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A-BRLo.
Is LIGHTED on ALL FLOORS IN a
RE VARIED STOCK THAN THEY HAVE
vANcED TIE PRICES. THEY INVITE
EVER
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S11vrn-PLArED WARE DEPARTMENT.

Norros DEPARTMENT.
Skirt Supporters, 15c. each.
Shoe Horns, lOc. each.
french Thread, 25c.
Drums of Beads. loo
Needle Books, containing $50 assorted
Needless 37H. AZ and Soc
Tomato Emeries. l0c.
Crotchet Cotton, and 10c.
Herring-bone Trimmings. 8 and 25c,
(First floor. 11th st. building.l
BRA1p DEPARTMENT.
Black Silk Vandyke Points. from to IA
inches deep. 2oc. to IS per yard.
Black silk Gimps, in leaf designs. 2k and
81 inches deep. 96c to - per yard.
Black Silk GslloonA u to inches wide 15c.
to 81. 80 per yard
Jet Edges, u to inch wide. Acc. to Csc per
yard
Jet vandyke. inches wide. s2. 25 and s275
per yard.
Jeweled Feather Trimming in Black, White,
Gray Pink. Blue, Heliotrope. Brown. Black
and Blue and Black and Yellow. So Ter yard
Jewel Band trimming, u and inch wide.
81 10 to &6 per yard.
White silk Applique Embroidery, TO IL
inches wide. 8. % TO &l2 per yard
First hoor. 11th Ut. building.l
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HoRsr BLANKETS AND Lar ROBE

A full assortment of Colgate's Soaps includ-
ing Honey, Glycerine, Oatmeal. Brown Wind
sor,. Turtle Oil. Guest Room, kidsr Flower.
Cashme re Bouquet. Palm and Turkish Bath.
We are showing an excellent Tooth Powder
made expressly for Woodward 4 Lothrop;
also. Calder's. Thurston's, DR.. Lyons, Shelf
oriental Tooth Paste and Dr.. jennings Liquid
Dentifrice.
full line Of Derby Silver Toilet Articles.
(First floor, 18th ct. building)
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-22
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman of Santa Ana
are at the Hollenbeck.
Bayard T. Smith of San Francisco is
registered at the Hollenbeck.
w. H. Holabird, formerly of the
Santa Fe road, is at the Hollenbeck.
Justice r. A. Marshall of Burbank
returned last night from San Francisco,
with Mrs. Marshall
G. Tyler Longstreet arrived yesterday
from Coahiula, Mexico, and registered
at the Hollenbeck. Mr.. Longstreet
leaves for Arizona today.
There are at the Hollenbeck J. N.
Laing, of New York; F. N. Lacy, of
Chicago; w. S. Baker, of Detroit and
H. A. Martindell, OF Trenton, New
Jersey.
There are registered at the Nadeau
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Shellenberger
and Mrs. R.. M. Holland and Miss
Holland of Pittsburg, Pa; Mrs. Gard
ner Ball and Miss Bartlett, both of Bos-
ton.
The Rev. Father Ginier left on Satur-
day for the Old Mission of San Diego, to
which he has been appointed almoner
by Bishop Mora. This institution is a
scholastic establishment at which
orphan girls are educated, and it is in
charge OF the Sisters of st. Joseph.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-22
RAN INTO THE FOUNTAIN.
A Runaway Gable Car Crosses Spring
Street

At s: 25 O'Clock last night peculiar
accident, which was fortunately un-
attended by loss of life or limb, occurred
at the terminus of the Temple street
cable road in this city. As is usual, the
conductor of car No. /, on nearing the
switch at the New High street crossing,
detached the car from the grip and took
the switch on the fly. He then applied
his rear brake in order to slow up for
the grip, which is usually re-attached to
the car at this point, in readiness for the
return journey. To the conductor sur
prise, however, he found that
the rear brake did not act, and
he at once rushed to the front
end and applied the front brake,
but that also had apparently no effect,
the wheels slipping along the track as
if creased. The result was that on reach
ing the end of the track, the impetus of
the car caused it to jump the blocks
placed there for the purpose of prevent
ing such accidents. The runaway car
then bumped over the cobblestones at
the junction and eventually collided
with the water fountain in front of the
Temple block and came to a sudden
halt. Two passengers were in the car
at the time, Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell, but
fortunately neither sustained even a
scratch, although both were thrown
from their seats. A Grand avenue
cable car, loaded with passengers, was
approaching at the time, but the grip
man, seeing his danger, applied his
track brakes and stopped the train just
in time to avoid what must other
wise have resulted in terrible collision.
The conductor was in no wise to blame
for the accident, as he used every effort
within his power to avoid it. With
the assistance. of number of pedes-
trians who witnessed the runaway. the
car was soon replaced on the track, and
the train left on the return trip on time.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-22
SKIN DISEASES.

What spectacle is more disgusting than that
OF a man or woman with skin disease which
shows itself in pimples or blotches on hands,
arms, face or neck? 1t is simply impure blood
See what BRANDRETHs PILLS did for chronic
case:
George Chapman, Pincening, Mich, says:
"For four years was in the Mounted Infantry
in the U. S.Army, residing during that time
principally in Texas Almost all of that time
had chronic skin disease, characterized by
an eruption over the entire surface of my legs
and thighs, arms and chest. The doctors termed
it eczema. had given up all hopes of ever be-
ing cured, when BRANDRETH's PILLS were rec
commended to me. Iiconcluded to try them,
and did SO, and have thanked God daily since
then that did so. think l used them alto
gether for about three months, and by that time,
was completely cured and have never had any
trouble since. My skin is as clear as any
Onp's