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A NEW MOVE.
Rich Corporations Combine to Resist
Strikes.

A dispatch from Pittsburg says: A number
OF the richest corporations in the country have
formed an alliance against strikes. Among
the corporations which are members of the
combination are tho Westinghouse system
both in this city and elsewhere; the Yale Lock
Company, Colt Arms Company and four or
five other big factories in Connecticut, and
presumably the Pullman interests. The COM
pact agreed to is that in case strike
occurs to enforce unreasonable demands,
whether the strike be against one or
all OF the associated factories, all work is to
cease. Tho strikers are to be allowed to re-
main idle until they see fit to return to work.
and no factory IL TO employ any worker who
may have left another factory on u strike.
Neither Is any associated factory to seek work.
ers during strike from any of the federated
works. The institutions named employ be-
tween $4,000 and $1,000 workers. aud they
claim that the action OF their workers has
forced tho alliance.
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A Theatrical Elopemeut.

Mrs. Daniel W. Culp, of Plymouth, Pa, a
sparkling brunette of shapely form and attrac-
tive manners, has deserted her husband and two
young children after four years of welded life
and has eloped with Thos. Winsel Of Nanti-
coke. The couple are believed to be travelling
with the May Davenport Burlesque Company,
organized last Monday, which afterward played
at Sudbury. They were seen at that place and
the woman has been stage struck ever since
the town was billed for the burlesque show
Winsel has musical ability and has previously
been in the profession. Culp is an emplove
of the Parrish Coal Company and ID we'll known
and respected. On his return home Thurday
evening he discovered his house ransacked Of
every article of value. His wife had hitherto
borne good reputation and it is thought that
her vanity allowed her to become an easy vic
tim of Winsels, who persuaded her that she
could easily become queen OF burlesque. To
with neighbor, stating that she was going to
visit friend for the day.
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BOWLING, Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
n GEoRGhTOWN, u: G. IMPkoyhD BY

HOUSE No. BOZ ON STREET NORTHwfST.
By virtue Of q deed of trust, duly recorded among
the land records Of the District Of Columbia In er
No 81 NJ PAGES GOA &c, and pursuant 10 the writ
signed will, as Trustee ON THURSDAY, THE EIGH-
IEENIH DAY OH SEPTEMBER, AID. 1890 AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. ia front of the premises. sell
NJ pubic auction to the highest bidder follow
Ing described real estate Parts Of Lots numbered 90
and 2OO ia Beall's addition TO said Georgetown IN
SAID District OF Columbia. beginning the
the northwest corner Of ten lo foot alley, sold and
same being point at the south side OF West
Cor street l69 IL feet from the west side OF
Washington COR 3Othl street and running thence west
ON the south line of West street "a eet more less
10 the dividing line between the house on the real
estate hereby described and the house 1t OF
.dlssens thereto and lstely belonging to the
dividing hne and parallel with Washington street leo
ieet thenoe east and parallel with street feet
nore or less, 70 the southwest said aley,
and thence 20 feet with the line of said alley to
the beginning with the a rights and ap
purtensnees 20 the same belonging.
ss,d real estate being improved BY nc three-story
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchsse monev I'm
cash and the residue in al. two t) and three go
years after date. tor which deferred payments the
purehaser'e notes ehau be bearing even date
with the day OF sale. with Interest al q per centun
Der annum. payable srlni annually from date and
oe duly secured ON the prsmi.es sold All oonveysnc-
the terms Of sale be not complied with in o. dsys
after the DAY Of sale resale will be had q the risk and
cost Of the purchaser sitter ave days notice
In Inc kven1ux 8SAr newapaper.
CHARLES n. MATTHEWH, Trustsc
so-dkos IzO6 3lst ST NV. or Ia l5th 81 NV.
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WILL EXPEL GOV. CAMPBELL.
He Has Done That Which Duckworth
Clubmen Ought Not To do.

The Duckworth Club of Cincinnati will expel
Gov. Campbell, who is one of its leading MEM
bers, for appointing republicans to Office. Ex-
Deputy Sheriff Frank ]. Kelly states that he
will file charges against the governor at the
Eext meeting of the club. The Duckworth
Club is based upon the idea that to the victor
belongs the spoils. The constitution provides
that any member appointing republicans to
office must be expelled.
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Surely Dead This Time.

Rev. Mr.. Agatha, q priest at The Plains"
the convent Of the Benedictine Sisters, near
Ridgely, Nd, died very suddenly last Thurs
day night of heart disease, aged ifty-fve years.
Some years ago Father Agatha fell into state
Of suspended animation, and for several days
was to all appearances dead DR.. Herr, the
attending physician, has no doubt OF dissolu-
ton. this time. 1.-The Plains is the magnificent
property which the mother of Allen Thorndyke
Rice created, and when she died her son in
herited it. Upon his death the Benedictine
Sisters became possessors by purchase.
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The English Reiterated.

Tho San Francisco Cal says that the
English syndicate which purchased the Phil
adelphia brewery for s3,0oo,00o has failed
to mako the payments due, and Mrs. weiland
threatens TO break the agreement. One hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars was paid on
deposit 70 bind the agreement; $500. 900 was to
have been paid on July last and the re-
mainder on August Is Mrs. Weiland stated
that the purchasers had asked for thirty days
time. which was granted Unless the money
IS paid By September Is e150,000 will be for
feitel
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II ATCLIFFE. DAkR & CO., Auctioneers.

NEW TWO STORY sEvEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, CON-
CRETE CELLAR, BEING NJ. 23:.u n STREET
NORTHWEST Al AUCTION
On TUESDAY, AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
NINTH. Al FIVE O'CLOCK, we Will sell in front OF
the premises,
FART LOT IL. SQUARE 81,
fronting 10 feet NJ street Detwe.n I'D and o4th
streets northwest and running back that width feet
improved by new brick house containing aud
all modern improvements. This is opportunity TO
secure home OF an investment Of the growing
sections OF the city, being the Unit
ofce and just far enough remoyed4fom business CEN
ter to make desirab residence.
Terms: One-third cash. balance and two years
with interest at per cent annum from day SALE
secured by deed OF trust all cash option pur
chaser. Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
from sale or rig hit to resell at and default
ing purchaser reserved. deposit of 500 required
at time Of sale All convey aneing, &e. purchasers
cost. RATCLlFEE, DARK a. Co
s'juSds Auctionecrs.
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RATcLlFFE. DARR & CO; Auctionccrs.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN BREW
ER'S ALLEY NORTHEAST AT AUCTION
on TUESDAY, SEPT EMBER N1NTH, 1880. at
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, in front of the premises will
sell lots 0S 1922 inclusive square No $50 each
fronting II feet IN Brewers alley. between 9th and
9TH and Il and streets Dorthe having a depth
VI 70 feet. Improved by nve two-story Brick DWELL
inRs. win modern improvements, being Nos COS To
Oh inclusive, in Brewers alley northeast
Terms: One-half (or alb cash, balance in six and
twelve months. With interest and secured by decd of
trust on the properly. topveyancing ana recording
ut cost of pure lsser deposit Of 500 will be re-
quired on each hou @ 1t time of sale.
s4-d&ds 1hOAAS DUMLING, Auctioneer
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Seven Challenges at Once.

NJ. Mermeix, the author Of the revelations
published in the Figaro charging Gen.
Boulanger with attempting to betray his
party, was formerly editor OF the Cocarde,
the organ of Gen. Boulanger, but is now at
tached to the staff Of the Figaro. The reve-
lations have caused much indignation among
some of the supporters of Boulanger and seven
of his more ardent admirers have sent chal-
lenges to NJ. Mermeix.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
WEEKS L CO.. Auctioneers.

WEEkS CO.. AuctioneersL
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE. CARPETS. RUGS, &C., IN ELEGANT
CONDITION. BEING EFFECTS CoNTAINEDIN
FOURTEEN ROOMS IN PREMISES NO 600 Z
ST. N. w.. AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY, SEP
TENDER TENTH, AT TENA.M
Parlor Suite in Silk Plush, Pier and Mantei Mirrors
Fancy Chairs Silk and Plush Covered Couches Flush
Bed Lounge. eight assorted and 4-fold handsome
japanese Screens, Brass and Bronzed ManteI orna-
ments, &c, Engravings and Oleographs. handsome
Antique Oak Hail Piece, f. p. Mirror Back: Ladies'
Desk. three Mirror-front Folding Bedsteads with
Springs and fine Curled-hair Mattresses as good ss
new: Is windows Real Lace and Antique Curtains,
Walnut and Cherry Bedroom Sets, Cherry Chifonier
handsome Turkish Porteres, Bedding Feathers, hne
Hair Mattresses Walnut wardrobes, Library Tables,
Parlor Tables. rich Table Coverings with other neccs
sary Housefurnshings together with the Carpets be-
ing Tapestry, Body Brussels and velvets on paro-s
chambers halls and stairways throughout the house.
Particular attention is invited to this SALE every
thing being in fine condition and portion of which
has been used but a short time.
House open early on morning of sale. s6-3t
u ATCLlFFE DARk Co, Auctioneers.
NE AT a-sToRY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE
NO. lol9 LAST CAPITOL STREE,
TENTH. Al FIVE O'CLOCK, We viii offer for sac in
front OF the premises
SUB LOTS
SQUARE 961.
improved by neat 2-story and Basement Brick
House. No. 1913 East Capitol St, with ali modern i'm
prOvements
This presents excellent opportunity 10 secure
O home or for an Investment
1elms-onethird cash. balance in one and two
years. per cent secured by deed of ON property
sold or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
post of $500 CURED at time II the terms
OF sale are not complied with IN fifteen days
from day Of sale right reserved 10 resell the property
at risk ana OF the defautin Purchaser after
paper pui lished III " ashington, ID. C.
All conyeyancing &c, at the of the purchaser
RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 co.
s3-d&ds Aucuoneers
- PLENDID NEW BRICK DWELLING NO 1903
- NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE BETWEEN d.
PoNT AND WASHINGTON CIRCLES.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
LOT @. SQUARE 20,
fronting on New Hampshire near L street and
improved by Press Brick and Brown stone
with modern conyeniences-iurnace, range, cabinet
malitels, &c
This 5 a desirable Piece Of property for home or
INVESTMENT. The attet ton Of those desiring modern
house is called to this sale.
Terms: y cash. balance in I and 2 years. notes to
bear per cent interest pay able semi annually and
be secured by deed OF trust, all cash. olion of
purchaser. deposit of 500 required at time of
sale Terms 10 be complied with in ito days otherwise
right reserved to resell at risk and cost dersulting
IN some newspaper published in Washington, ID. c.
&c at cost Of purchaser Title good
sale. DUNCANSON Bk(lS
sod&ds Auctloneers.
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The shortest Murder Trial ON Recon

The Shortest Murder Trial on Record.
A speedy and conclusive trial Friday at
Athens, Ga, was that Of Ed. Morrison, the
colored man who killed young Henry Hunter,
in Madison county, q few weeks ago. Eighteen
minutes argument for the defense, sixteen for
the prosecution, twenty Tor the judges charge,
twenty for the jury, and then the verdict One
honr and fourteen minutes after tho evidence
closed the jury returned verdict OF guilty.
1t was one Of the quickest trials on record.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TNRUSTEE SALE OF PROPERTY ON d STREET
l. BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS

Il BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS
SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of tho
District OF Columbia, holding special in equity
passed i'll equity cause No. 121S James Pollard ct al
vi Charles Rone ct al will sell on MONDAY. THE
EIGHTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1880, AT
hALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front of tho
81 that certain piece parcel OF land in
city OF Washington, d. c., known and described as
parts of ORIGINAL LOIS = AND 3. IN SQUARE
oSO beginning for the south d street 4. ~
feet West from the southeast of lot three CD
and running thence eastwardly the north line of
said street 3D. feet tl3 feet 81 inchesl; thence
lorthwardy at right angles to said street hum
dred feet more less to the line said lots
inches and thence soIthwarily hundred feet
more or less to beginning, improved by small frame
house.
Terms Of sale Opethird cash. balance in two equal
1nstainlents payable IN and two years from date
OF SALE notes bearns interest and TO be secured by
deed Of trust on property sod all cash. option of
purchaser. A derosit of 500 at time of sale Con-
veyancing. &c, at cost OF purchaser Terms to be
complied with in ten days. otherwise right resell
property at risk and cost OF defaultiDg purchaser
HEARi WISE GAkNE1T, Trustee,
.---- 41O 9th street W.
DuNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers. au26 dads
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Last evening DIR. McGlynn began again his
lectures before the Anti-Povorty Society in
New York His subject was The Clergy and
Corrupt Politics."
The public schools Of New York open today.
Owing to the delays in repair and to the
new buildings. occasioned by tho strikes and
labor troubles. IT is estimated that over 5000
children will DO unable to attend school for
some weeks 20 como.
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THIS EVENING.

CT. CLAIR FECHNER AUCIIONEER, GIL PENN
p ,sylvania ave. under Metropolitan Hotel, sells
Pledges Gold and silver Watches Genuine Diamonds,
NOrks Of Art. le9-.}m
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Tt>eACountcss', to Seek n Divorcc

Francis Rawle OF Philadelphia, attorney
for the Countess" Di Montercole, states
that tho countess is now in seclusion near
Philadelphia. II is her intention 70 apply for
a divorce as soor as the necessary conditions
shall have arisen She was formerly Miss yir-
ginia Knox OF Pittsburg. and hcr husband is
the italian adyenturer who recently achieved
no,oriety in Philadelphia by distributing circu-
lars denouncing his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

preparing for the New Year festivals which
begins September la Two new synagocues
we're dedicated in New York yesterday with ini-
posing ceremonies.
| The Rev. DR.. Geo. +. Pentecost left New York
Saturday on 2 three years missionasy. tour
among the high-class Hindus in India,
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CHARLEs W. HANDY,
" heal Estate Broken

AUCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE SEVEN.
ROOM BRICK HOUSES ON NINTH 6TREET
NEAk BOUNDARY STREET NORTHWEST.
premises on FRIDAY, tho TWELFTH DAY on SEP
TEMBEk 1890. % FIVE O'CLOCK. brick houses Noa,
HAIis6LlFFE, DARR co,
s0-oo6oe Auct1onoqrS,
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vNHOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NIrURE AND RARE, UNIQCE AND COSTLY

CATALOGUE SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FUR
NIrGkE AND RARE. UNIQCE AND COSTLY
ARTICLES.
The owaer. wen known as an enthusiastic eatherer
OF rare and unique articles, being engaged in other
pursuits has instructed to sell at ton, without
reserve,
RARE AND CHOICE ANTIQUE PAINTINGS,
FINE OLD CHINA, GLASS MAKE, PLATE &c,
tORMEKLY OWNED AND USED By
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
THE CuRTIS FAMILY AND GEN. r. Z. LEE
COUNT CATACAZl, HON. CHAS. SUMNER,
EX-GOy. 4: L. slIEPHLAD.
WArEE C0LoRs ENGEavfSds, RARE PIECES
~ SCU1PrUkE. FkOM CENTENNIAL EXHIBI-
TON, FRENCH MARBLE CLOCKS, REAL
BBht BIG JAf "; MAKE; Also pARLOR AND
koh FRUNT FOLIINu Bid HANDSOME HAT
fEfs MAINa. sMYkNA h aNp dTAE &C. R IAa,
IENSlON DINING TABLE. RICH lNLAID AND
GILL CENIEk AND OTHER TABLES. CIT GLASS
DEOANTERs, REAL HAIR MATTRESSES, BED
ptrNMS. LAcE SyETAtNs, iDRT1EkEs. NALL Cab:
"a OFFICE DESK. EHAIn, &c, SILK PLUSH
&C.. &C.
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1890. at TEN
OpGLOGk A: NJ. Al HoUsE $40 FOURTEENTH
STREETS, shall sell the ABOVE effects for cash :
All OF tho articles are rst-ciass and persons want
ing rarc and curious articles and fine furniture have
Mercy sple ndid iortunity the
the owner Is dssrous u closing them out and without
Mh,Houss open for inspection day prior to sale
s6-dto Auctfoneer
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SPECIALTIES.

NGRA .pR MULLER CAN M CONSULTED AND
M tcata succoosfully al Female Complainta. from
vActsys. cas.s e her sessdsnes so7h =! Az.
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q bessos 0oodA 1oth Prod Paper andv ~ ana
Ssls Ssss :r kSSssns hlss S,ns,x - 1opS ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
The SOUTHWEST CORNER OP SIXTH AND y
slhEE1S NORTHEAST. IMPROVED Y
IMELNE NEW THREE-srORY BRICK
HOUSES
BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded in Iber
No 1881 folio 93. Of the land the District
OF Columbia. and upon the request IN writing of the
holders Of the notes secured thereby the
trustees will otter for sale at pubic auction front
OF the premises ON SATURDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1890. Al FIVE O'CLOCK
A. a., me following property, VIZ: Lots numbered
", u, =, @.S "a -, 20, 20 -, ~ 20 and 81 Of
Sarusi nnd MilIer's trustees subdivision OF original
lots 40, and II, IN square No. s5. recorded
book 10 pare 10 IN the oce OF the Tor the
District OF Columbia.
Terms: One-thlrd cash. balance in equal install
ments III one and two from Of sale the pur
chaser 10 give his the deferred payments
bearing interest at the of per cent per un
payable substantially and secured by deed trust
on the opertysold, all cash. option of purchaser
deposit OF 800 on each lot will he required when
sold All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost.
If all the property be not sold on the day above
named, the sale Will he continued the MONDAY
following, and from day % day thereafter
hour and place until ali lots have been sold
EUGENE CAkUSI, I r-...-
WILLIAM J. MILLET.l hfuseees-
- - 4S6 Louisiana NV.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. AVcts. s3-dSds
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
II ATCLIFFE DARR L CO. Aucts
~ go PeDnsylyania avpnue

II ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO. Aucts
~ go Pennsylvania avenue NV
. Al AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER NINTH
AZ AZ Il O'CLOCK, we will sell ut sales Rooms,
S:O Peilnsylvanla avenue northwest
TWO LIBERTY ROTARY PRINTING PRESSES.
IL RATCLlEFE- DARR X co. Aucts.
u ATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioncers
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITES, WALNUT AN
TlQUE OAK AND OTHER CHAMBER SETS,
WARDROBES. LARGE FRENCH PLATE Man
TEL AND PIER MIRRORS FANCY ROCKERS,
TABLES AND CHAIRS, LOUNGES, CABINETS,
LIBRARY lEIt EuRM!TUkE; HAIR AND oIhEk
MATTRESSES. WALNUT AND OTHER SIDE
B0AhDs. EXTENSIoN TABLEs, DINING
AND HEATING STONES. KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES. &c, &c.
ALSO, BY ORDER
WIN. TWOMBLY, ASSIGNEE.
ONE GROCERS WAGON
Al AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER NINTH
1890. AT TEN O'CLOCK. we will sell exclusively
within our sales roens. $50 Penna avenue northwest
acnoicc collection of household goods, TO whchtne
tention OF parties refurnIshing Is called.
NO STREET DISPLAY. All goods sold within the
ROOMS.
s6-2t RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
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ATTORNEYS.

T1U0ENR y. ARNOLD
II ATTORNEY snd Counselor Il Law.
Opposite CITY Han. saS1-sm
: vAMPBkIL CARRIN0ToN, ATIORNEY-AT-Lxv
~ weestG Law 1l1la1ug. sos DsAAU- WsahknG1Bo
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LADIES' GOODS.

SUPERFLUoUs HAIR PERMANENTLY RE
special rates for this week. MADAME GABRIEL.
sS-tit' 1921 q 81
Il AIDES NIsHING THEIR FINE LACEs DONE
II up in hrst-clsss French style, White and SATIN
prices, call AZ MADAME yALMoAl's Old stand 5i3
1lth ST. NV. s6-Inls
A DA GILBERT DENNIS.
"A MODESTO
Has removed from
s4-2m 610 TO go 18Th NV
I,RENCH ACCORDION PLAITING REDUCED
IL Rates; Old skirts heplatod. knife Plating &c.
LUCAS. 900 9Th stn NV. s:B-Im'
II ADILs OLD STYLE sEAIsKIN GARMENTS
IL Dyed and Altered into Newest Shapes. New SeAl-
skin Jackets, Capes Sc., Made order. The Gisses
CUNNINGHAM. 1905 sth 81 aa.o-3m
lrkoNTs. FRONTs,i FRoNTsIff
Il Always in order by pain oombing
MILE NJ 5. pRANDrs
1873 ST. NV. Mrs. Harrison'sA
Importer OF
Fine French Hair Goods
IIairdrcssing.
.y22-2m' shamrooine.
I,KENeH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
u ING ESTABLISHMENT, laO5 New York ave.
flrst-class Ladies and Gents Of every descrip
uon. Plush. Velvet and Eyenng Dresses ANTON
aud Maison Yriese. Pans. JAIL
A NToN FIsCHEk's DRY CLEANING EsTAB-
"A LlsHMEN1 AND DYE WORKS, SO6 q 81. Nm.
LADIES ana Gents Garments Of all kinds cleaned and
DYED without beng ripped Ladies Evening Dresres
aspecaty thirty i've years experience. Prices MOD
crate. Gvods called for and delivered sl4
A LLwooL GARMENTS, MADE UP or kIPPkn
s'00 'DO"''- A FISCHER.
ala eU0 q ct. nv ,
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BICYCLES.

CMITH,s wHEELERIEs,
- CYCLING RINk, s2l II ST. NV. NEAR eTK
LADIES OK GEMS hldlng guaranteed. Ell
SENEkAL CYCLE bEALkils.
DART, VICTOR. WORTH Sl35.
PSYCHIC Sl4O; JOLIET, AIS; LEAGUE s7a
Boys and olrls sAFETlEs.
.ys-4m SALES ROOM. COR 9TH AND r.
DICYCLEs-THE ',GAZELLE" sAFfTIEs FoR
Dladies and Children; go. S35 and s32. All lghS
tubular steel frame machines made here and fully
warranted. High Grade ladies Men,s Ssfeties A
Low Prices. $500. CRAWFORD q CO..
3eS-3m Illo st. n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

EUGENE d. CARUsI CO..
IL Real Estate Brokers'
ION and ste
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Rsiresd ssocks End bond> and eli securities istsa
on ne hzsn.nfss o. New ASrk fhiisaephi> sossss
specially msde o. investment securitiea Districs
ephone stock dealt an.
Amerscsn bell Telephone STOCK bought sndsold ,yls
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FINANCIAL

MALL ST. MANUAL AND OPTION LIST FREE-
w Bonds ind stocks bought and sold; msrxn oper-
stons conducted on 100 upward. '.options" tlO %
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g UPERFLUOUS HAIR PERMANENTLY RE-
- moved: Electric Needle process leaving marx,
special rates for this week. MADAME GABRIEL
sS0t' 1921 q St
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-08-25
a Presentation.

A very pleasing incident took
place Saturday. During the practice
of the choir of the Second Congrega-
ton of st. Andrews Cathedral that
evening, Mr.. S. Macauley, the piano
tuner, advanced to Mr.. j. w. Yarnd-
ley, the choir director, and in few
we'll chosen and appropriate words,
presented that gentleman with very
handsome baton, made of eleven
different island woods. On the head,
which is of gold, is engraved the
names of several composers and the
words PROF. Yarndley" 1t is a
most beautiful piece of work and
highly priced by the recipient, who
was most agreeably surprised. He
thanked MIR. Macauley for the gift,
and a member of the choir also ex-
pressed the pleasure it gave them to
see their able director so kindly re.
membered.