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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
IN the subscriber, OF Anne Arundel
county, has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Anne Arundel county, In Mary
land, letters testamtntarv ON the person.
al estate OF GUSTAVU5 WOODS, late
OF Anne Arundel county, deceased =
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 10
the subscriber, on or before the H
3OTH DAY or JANUARl. 1899.
They may otherwise, by law, be exclu-
ded from all benefit OF the said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
July, 1891.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-10-19

YOUTHS SUITS, we have in Nobby Styles both
Dark and Light Colors, at ALL PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
War Do You WoRx Fon,

No one works for love. II man is worth million
the best return. Why don't you use the same dis
erection In 6uytngs Buy everything cash and buy
from cash houses you pay cash ask FIRST: do you
sell on credit or installmentt" II the reply il yes
houses can't give cash prices ! am the only
Furnitnre Dealer in Washington with nerve enough
to say: II don't want any credit trade. II you can't
pay cash you need not come" You will hear those
who buy or soil on credit say: ''Oh. he 10 blower he
IL humbus." &c. j say If selling goods cheap for
cash makes one ablower, &c. lou place the
biggest s blower IN the city, and READ the following
iegs). 81; Six-foot Extension Table. "a;
Parlor Suites. so, &c. Sixpiece Rug Suites $50;
very handsome Rug Suites, deep fringe, roll plush
arms. silk plush backs, &c, 49, sold elsewhere elOO
to $50 Best mr. Hugs. white. gray or black, no
msll, e. T.; Ysrd,wide Carpets. Ike. 2oc. 25c:.
Best Body Brussels, Al .25.
Best Woven Wire Cots. 81. %; Wire Bed Springs.
warranted. ~. 4S: Oak suites, $16 SO to S75 side
Boards, oak. az. 80 to $40: Six Oak Chairs, Is;
Leather seat Chairs. u 9S each 6-piece Tea Set
81 0S 81. 0S to el0: Dinner Set. $7.98 $50; Six
Iuinblers. l3c. Initial Tumblers. beautiful styles,
81 dozen 900 barrels Glassware. &c. silver plated
sugar Cream and Spoons. Cd so. each piece sepa-
rate We have the goods and want the money Tor
them. Whether you work on the street count your
thousands live on Connecticut 'Swampoodic {"
We have goods you want and Will You something
know what am saying and only ask you to come
and zee.
NJ. c. GRASTY.
DOUBLE STORES.
Furniture. Carpets, China. Glass. Tin. &c.
I3lO-l2 9TH st. u. W.. bet p and Q.
Don't DOUBT til you try. MOI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

SHOOTING GALLERIES ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The Commissioners today issued an order
tina. mo license for shooting gallery shall is
sue for any place upon Pennsylvania avenue
without the written consent OF all residents
upon the side OF the square Of the proposed To-
cation and of all residents upon the side OF the
square opposite to the proposed Location.
Every license should contain provision that
the use Of arms OF heavy caliber accompanied
BY loud reports will result in q revocation Of
the license" o..
PROTESTING AGAINST ME-. WARMERS PLAN.
A delegation OF ladies from the National
Temperance Home. composed Of Misses Chase,
Howard, Baine and Mesdsmes. Andrews,
OBr:en, Chambers, Strickland and Burchard
appeared before the Commissioners this after
noon TO protest against tho action OF the super
mtendent of charities IN recommending to the
Commissioners tho withholding OF congress-
ional aid from the National Temperance Home
and the use OF the money heretofore appropri-
ated for that purpose IN aid Of municipal
lodging house.
BULDfS6 PERMITS
were issued today rs follows: S. E. Reed, one
brick dwelling, 523 Florida avenue, Le Droii
Park; $1,000 Waters q Thompson, three
brick dwellings,, 4l9 to 42s 4th street northeast
els, 500. K West, one frame church, Proyi
deace. street, Brookland, S6,00o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03

The funeral services of the late Francis G.
Martyr took place this afternoonat 30 c'clnck
at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. There was =
large attendance OF the friends of the deceased
ana of the members OF the vstious
orders to which he had belonged The
services were conducted by Washington
and later the remains were e.
isorted 10 the railroad station by Pentaipha
Lodge, Washington Chapter, Washington Com
mandery and Albert Pike Consistory. The
funeral party left on the SIS train for Lynn.
Mass. where the final services will be conducted
BY Mount Carmel Lodge. James Trimble acted
as escort to the body. Last nigh: at $50
services were held at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral by the Evangelists Chapter OF Rose
CroiX, \. 4. :. Il. The officiating members
were VIM. Oscar Roome, 33o, master; A. b.
Coolidge, 80, senior warden; J. c. Taylor, 49,,
junior warden, and A. II. Holt, 500, master Of
ceremonies.
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PRESIDENT foTIEE.s STATEMENT.
He Explains the Relations of Irving Evans
and The MaNe.ick Bank.

BosIOS, Nov. 3.-Pres.Gent Potter has made
q statement OF his relations with Mr. Evans.
He saws: "A week OF more before MIR. Evans
death he owed the Maverick National Bank
q lrse SIM of money. Changes in the market
made 1t necessary. in the interest Of Inc
Institution OF which 4 was tie president tina.
1T least portion Of his Liability shoait lie taken
uP- Ne agreed to pay certain sum u money
TIE next day. but be failed TO keep his promise
However. h. came into my office and turI.e.I
To HIM and SAID without any beat passion:
'Neryy. this wou- 10. 1 am personally disIp-
pointed / believed Vol would Keep your
promise l iurnod away from him then ard be
lcft the Office. am TODD aha. lac tOok my re-
buSe. II rebuEe il was. very EIuc:. 10 Leart
The iues 1T the Maverick National Bank
on account q! Its dealings with Mr. Evans
wcG-d lie about goo. 900 If the collateral
could De jGdiciOusly disposed Of. That
less Ead been figured out and charged
of before the crisis Of last week arose.
Tho hanks dealing with Mr. Evans can in no
sense be considered :he diTec. cause of the sus-
pc SION The real causes G. the failure are
somewhat complicated. The first tangible
thing was the refusal by President Hilniot T.
EvSas OF the Winthrop National Bassk 20 accent
Que VI our certified CheSAs. Let me - ,..l.at
do not blame Nr. Evans II the slightest tiessree
II IL the natural result. Eo 6euot. Cf falling
over with other members 0. the family .he
eiscumstances q his brothers Death. Other
Col Newman, president OF the Commonwealth
Natioual Bank, told him. o,her- lad Gone
that he was not justified
AS matter of fact. Dir. Evans afterward
spologiZeI Newman told hlua he considered
il his duty as a member Of the c.earin- house
committee 10 bring the matter to the attention
Of his associates Mr. Evans had no desire that
he matter Should take such pass. Ii Was too
late, however, TO remedy the mistake. The
members OF the committee asked re for the
privilege OF getting into the bank TO examine
cur loans l said. No. gentlemen. that would
be an outrage know just what that means
The members Of the clearing house COM
ulittee, am told. appealed 10 the controller OF
the currency for Information ana finally the V
we're allowed to examine the condition of the
bank The way which they did 1t is highly
significant. Let me explain Row they made an
appraisal In the Ers. place they charged of
rs entirely worthless every item which In then
opinion was in any way doubtful
'-Of course there was great deal OF paper
and other securities of whose value the commit
tee we're ignorant. Having thus reached the
net value Of our assets IN their estimation they
proceeded to argue that in all bank liquids
tons there WAS an average shrinkaSe OF 20 pei
cent Of course after such process the tg
ures show apparently 8 large deficit Let ras
asy that If I we're allowed TO wind up the affairs
Ct the bank no dsposi,or and no stockholdel
wo;iid lose one dollar. All tie facts about tn
hanks condition and It's management viii 9TH
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cially be made known in the course Of time
Pending thatI am content to await the out
come of events"
WILL PAY ABOUT SEVENTY CENTS
member of the committee Of the associated
banks expresses the opinion that the depositors
Of the Maverick National Bank viii ultimately
receive a dividend amounting TO about 20 cents
OH the dollar. The possible insolvency OF
Messrs. Potter and French in view Of the dis
closures connected with their arrest makes it
doubtful if the 100 per cent assessment to be
levied on the stockholders will yield anything
on the go shares held by those gentlemen.
This view Of tue situation corresponds with
that held By others who are posted in the
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
rnH D1srR1cr.s REvxxura
An Increase OF 8s75, 600 Expscesd From tn
Now Assessment.

An Increase OF ss7S, 600 Expected From the
Now Assessment.
The District Commissioners today addressed
letter to the Secretary OF the Treasury trans
hitting the estimates for the support Of the
District government for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1893.
In their letter the Commissioners say: The
receipts Of the government Of said District Tex
elusive of the water Department., from sources
other than the proportionato contribution OF
the United States, for the fiscal year to end
June 80, 1888. will be eS,l55.64s.57. With the
80 per cent contribution of the United States
the total will be s6.3i1 2sl.02.
The estimate Of receipts from sources other
than the United States 10 based upon the esti-
mate Of the assessor. calculated upon the assess
ments rs they now appear on his books, and
tho probable receipts from licenses, markets,
hnes and other miscellaneous sources Of Dis
trict government, amounting to S2,660, 645.5l;
upon the auditors estimated surplus
In the treasury OF $4,000 and
upon the Commissioners estimate Of the
probable Increase in the assessable valuation of
real property, from the general assessment now
in progress, and which will be available a. an
additional source Of revenue for the expenses
OF the fiscal year. The Commissioners estimate
that the amount that will be received from tho
latter source, in addition to the assessors esti-
mate, will be at least $375 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
tim" HEALY HORsEwHIPPED.
ParneI's Nephew Chastises Him for His Re
cent Remarks.

ParneIl's Nephew Chastises Him for His Re-
cent Remarks.
DUBLIN, Nov. S.-"Timothy Hcaly, Mccarthy
lite member Of the house Of commons for the
northern division of the County of Longford,
has been publicly horsewhipped in the streets
of Dublin by Mr.. MeDermott. the nephew of
the late Charles Stewart Parnell."
Such is the terse record Of an interesting and
not unexpected event which has just been
placed upon the bulletin boards of the various
newspapers Of this city. every one of which is
surrounded by demonstrative crowds of hot
Dieoded Irishmen. The Parneliites in the
shrongs which gaze upon the big black letters Of
the notice are jubllant and do not hesitate to
taunt the McCarthyites, who also crowd about
Der OF fights have already occurred, while the
temper OF the partisans is such as to suggest
the necessity for strong and vigilant police
patrols.
1t has been in the air that Mr.. Healy would.
by some one and some how, be called to q
prompt reckoning for the exceedingly vigor-
Gus speech delivered by him at Longford on
Sunday last. Ordinarily Mr.. Healy il re-
markably forcibie orator, but on the occasion
III question he excelled himself, he having
gone so far as to refer to Mrs. Parneh a. IAN
English prostitute"
PARTICULARS OF THE ASSAULT.
The particulars Of the assault are as follows:
III. ACDer1nOtt VINO Is n sOIlcltOr, tuls mOEu-
ing espied Nr. Timothy Healy, dressed in his
barrister's wig and gown walking through the
four courts Without a moments delay Mr..
McDermott drew horsewhip from under his
coat, and rushing upon the astonished COM
moner, vigorously belabored him with repeated
and vigorously delivered blows. Dir. Healy
was taken completely by surprise, and STUN
bling. fell fiat upon his back. his wig falling
from his head at the same time.
While Air. Heaiy was PROSTATE his enemy
continued to remorselessly and unsparingly
slash Whatever part of his body presented it.
self. This, however, did not last long. for Mr..
He2ly, springiag to his feat, the two men
clirchcd. There was a rapid delivery of fist
blows by Mr.. McDermott and then short
wrestling match. which concluded by Mr..
Healy again going to earth. While tbs was
going on crowd of solicitors ana barristers
were hooking from ali parts OF the four courts.
These gentlemen at last interveped. forming a
Gordon about sir. Healy, preventing him from
attacking OF being again attacked
Mr., IcDermOtt explained to the oniookers
that he thrashed the hound because Of that
speech of his at Longfcrd on Sunday last, in
which he so brutally assailed .he honor of my
widow. Mrs parneI-''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
Organizing the Juries.

In the Criminal Court today before Justice
Bradley the jurors for November were called.
Albert L. Acker, John Brsnson and Henry Cald-
well were returned not found. Adam Wenzel,
Walter b. Raub, Chas. 3. Rawlings, Patrick
GIace and John ". Bagley were excused. G.
Platter Green failed to answer.
In the Circuit Court, Justice Hagncr. the
jurors were called. Ttos Queen, Vim. Fauer.
James J. Mcliheney, Albert Trego, Bsrmon W.
DAVIS and W. W. Loekhead we're excused. Elias
Green, John Finley. 9 W. Johnson and Harry
Brock we're returned not found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
PROFESSIONAL.


Dhof. CLAY Is. The OLDEST ESTABLISHED
advertising cairvoyanf astroioser and IIedI IN
tnlt caty. has wonuer.ua Irophetlc p1lt " second
s,4ht AeNeAle hiooen lnysteflcs. recoNeFs .ost ~
stoen property. bTlnxs separated Together. cAnses
sleecy Marriages gives success IN Dus-ss. removes
lsnlly troublese 4DH2enrCs. etrLers from Other
cities and al trouble Will lime and money
cOl To the night plsc- al ONCE. a. ne succe-is
otners iae4 CoENlncss AOht sheI ficAa and ad-
gertises only what lie nc. Az business counaen
ual. Sa1sslacton guaranteed sitslnls. Juc. hOurs.
sto9 Oyen Sunasys- hesadence ssS A 81 bet VEGA
-. and 9th souIL wesf. se.J-.Ist'
Nj MI. BhOOEE rEII.s All. THE EvENTS on
NJ LIFE All business cOnilaential. Ladies ana sen-
tleinen. 20 each. EoUrs: a. "a. . D. IA. ~
/ ST.. bet LIST and North Capitol sts.n-v. se4-lOw'
N rs. E. v. SMELL. cl-AIRNolANT AND list
lsl medium inzgnetlc and treatment
Can be consulted at her pxriors. y0s New ora ave-
u. ocZy-Ot'
"A ME. RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
VI yoyant and astroioglst TIE seventh daughter,
born x1t eau. has wonderful lealaIg power. Gives
names AID lucky oates Donf iail this lady.
Room lv. $40 st. n. se:sf:5tf'
N NE PERilIS. TIE TEUEsT DESTINY
tS1 reader on the Information given wisb
pilenoileLai accuracy. FITTINGS. aOc. Hours BAN
70 ~ IA. lo-E- oth st NV. ocxO-Jm.
nj ME, DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
al events OF lifs- Ofice bours. y. sun
aAy. ~ a IA to PIN LOO 18th st. n W.. oclo-ln'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

Is TIE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
l. OF COLI NDIA,
The 2sth day of October. lSsll.
heturah A. Aoutcu!--ry I4oiuas J. Montgomery.
No l...B-ti. A. 40 u lu-A-f.
On motion OF the aintIf. air Irving Nilia nlsun
her sosicoF ctr~a .ssn,ank, b, mas
>. MJn.ro cry. AUS hs appearance 10 entered
herein D-lnre the rsi rule day uocurrlng .ty
day after tins day Otherwise tile wli " pro
cccecd " l. a IA 81 uv4at.al-
! he object tins SUIT obtain divorce lie
ground Of desertlop oI petitioner Is defendant
more than two YEATS lei tine III A.. rtlon f
ID cause. hrs Orier to lur isI.d a Me--g
iot tnr-e weeks N the Aasningson Law Isorter and
Evening Star.
by the court. ", j. COX. xc
True copy. Test: J. H. IOU Nc, C.efA a..
no,SlaNJv' By n A. CLANCY. ASA. clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
PROPOSALS.

Dh1LosAIs toI. fAst sii.-MAl.hS ADkR
l. THE r. hM,f SaSIEM IN InL nISTk FT
u COLI MBlA-ufice OF tine Uon.ln.ss.onsrs
ID e, NashinstC ID &. October ~, ISL 81
O'clock NJ. on HUEsDAA. NONEMBtkfi FIN
1871 Tor Sidewalks Tue listrit 0o.gsIl...a
proposa sIor laying sidewalks permit sys-
team oi artihcia stone l4es sheet asphalt ga
II Ees 81 cement ala 20 ns Of -Iel-
ncations can he obtained tins Ofr, upou appica-
ton therefor. toSeheF with al Vecessary tn.orinA-
ton. ana ulas upon uny Ma le .ousid-
erd Iiie r2t Is Ntd Ia reject auy or
parts OF illus. j. ". DblHLA~N J. " ROSS ~ n
hOSSEll.. Con nlss ID. L tes.,, IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03

THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctioneers,
l. Cor. Penna. ave- and 18th It,

In view of our being compeled TO leave present
place OF business we this method OF informing
friends and the pub e generally that on and alter
NOVEMBER FIRST, lsel, will occupy our new
place OF business, No. 6l2 street northwest WINCH
Is now beng prepared expressly business and
when completed wills be one the largest and flnest
auction houses in this city. We viii have every faly
for xni ltIng and selling personal property Of every
fore We will also have horse and carriage bazaar.
riaxes &c So TO sell Feeling very grateful foe the
patrtnare We received in the past would respect
FULLY ask continuance Of tine our new loca
tion when will 1t all times be grstihed to see our
friends and the business public Very respectfully,
THOMAS DOWNING q son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03

Justice Bradley yesterday discharged the
jurors for the October term in the Criminal
Court, thanking them for the intelligent man
ner in which they had performed their duties
and compiimenting them highly, expressing his
regrets mat that term had closed. Mr.. E. K.
PiSnt, the foreman OF one Of the panels, spoke
OF me courtesy with which they had been treated
and remarked that they were satisfied that as
this work should be done the citizens when
called upon should not hesitate in illing the
position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03
oc29-6t
~ 9Th ana streets north west
CHAECERY SALE OF COY HOME IN
GEORGETOWN, BEING HOUSE No. 3402

TfhSUST 1oR \ s,rRSET0 nooSH NO. S<o~
By virtue OF . decree Of the Suprsms Court Of the
District of Columbia. dated the 18th octob~r 1881
and passed in . certain cause therm Depending. IN
which Robert A. Phillips was complainant harry
J. Ole defendant. tLe undersigned trustee will
I'll g ppol,S AUCTION On MEpNEsDaa, the ELEs,
O'CLOCK p. NJ. In front Of the prsmises paris OF lots
seventy and in Beatty and hawkins addi-
lows: Bsnnninx 1t point In the south line OF First
street at the end o. line On said street
SECTION Of First Fresfck streets and run Them
soufh and parallel with kredsrick street.
ee westerly and psrsel VITA First strset four
Sssn 1sss sx inchss. thence north and parallel with
Fra strsst. then With add Tra street four
Tsrns q sas = psssrr6sd By dscrss. one.tird css
and the rssdue N sx and tvevs nonths With intervsi
frOm day Of ole I'll 81 toe Option purchaser
dspoeit o10Q VIII b. rsquirsd wnsn the property
- struck Oh. Al conveysnc1nN 1t cost Of the pur-
sn dsy. alter s.,s ths trsess ss.vs. tse xhs =
sa he rropsfty g " ~ nd co Of fhs dsfaultne
$500 j6ES 1SSs5S7. IN. 7s...s
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FUTURE DAYS.

I ATIMER SLOAN. Auctioneers.
MENT hksIDENCEtMIT TWO.sIoRl BKICK
STABLE0. BEING NO :s,U2 FOURTEENTH
SSEaiaa NINTH
lssi Ar FIVE ocLoUk. in front Of the premises.
LOT SO"
OF william !iS s MHrPhf,' s sSedivi'i0a
With the impsovem. n,s stated aSove modern con-
.Rf Efss
Terms easy and made known at sale.
OF deposit REQUIRED az the time 81 spie ''''
no3-d&ds LATiMEK / SLOAN. AuctiOnecrs.
WEEKS CO.. AuctiOneers.
637 Louisians ave..
Opp. City Post Once.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Heretofore our regular store sales of household
effects. Furniture. Carpets and almost article
needed for bousefurnshng refurnishing have been
conducted on THURSDAYS.
On account of increasing consenments of every de-
scrption we necessarily compelled hereafter to
hold regular sale at our auction rooms
TWO DAYS EACH WEEK.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT TEN O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
Goods received for auction on any day. for which
storage is charged. With thanks those who have
sisted present location for the past eight
yesrs we hope for continuance Of their favor.
FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH,
We have, withou. enumerating. large and general
assortment Of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS.
STOVES. $3.50.
&C.. &C..
10 which We invite attention.
cHAs. WEEKS,
no3t Salesman.
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Died From HIS Insurie,

william Bell, the colorsd man who fell from
. seoond-story window Of the St. James Hotel
yesterday afternoon. - published In yester-
days srAn, died later In the afternoon The
unfortunate man, ~ stated yesterday, Wa
washing window at the time Of tho accident
He rogained consciousness for only short
time before he died His body was ssnt 70 his
late homo and Tie coroner notified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03

Oun New HONE
10 ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Arc completely stocked with everything that IL new
and desirable IN Household Furnishngs and is well
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room. Din
ing Room and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Il devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter coiorinxs. All
grades. .....
OUR THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock Of PaYor Furniture which variety
OF design and uniform excellence Of material "
SURPASSED BY any house in the country.
BONE STARTLING PRICES.
Plush Hair Cloth F.rlor suiss' Cash. ses;
solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. c..h. s17;
credit. SIS.
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pieces Cash. Ga ;credit.
sIx-roor OAK EXTENSION TABLE. Cash.
a. p; credit. %. 90
Eisht-ioot Oak Extension Table Cash. ESQ
credit. III.
tcrty pound Hair Mattress Cash. "a. 90; credit.
sS
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. q. Is; credit. O.. So
Brussels Carpet, Per yard. Cash. 60c credit, DC.
Ingram Carpets, per yard Cash. a5c. ;crecit, 4Oc.
Carpets and iaid Tree OF cost. No charge tol
waste uutcbinx.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
NO notes and per cent alscount allowed for settle
pents III thirty days.
CIR aANss
CREDIT HOUSE.
ss1-sr slg. H2l and So3 5th Il. NV.
LAMPS.
NEW STYLES.
NEW BURNERS.
KEW SHADES.
BANQUET
AND TABLE
II you lvtll look OVER our assortment and conpar
prices aud syiss Ne fesl confident you Win pasuhas
from ~
wHNARrR Z EDMoxsTox
isos PENN. AVE -
n toly Psnn ave. nv.
vssstne sssds vg,ntsa fsou plsts. 75c, NJ IN, o.,
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HEIsKELL 3 NeIERAN. Real Estate broker.
IA 1909 NJ

PEREMproRY SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
DON fkEss BRICK kLEvEN-kOOI HOUSE,,
- x sTkfET NQRTHEAsT.
vSHk s.; irS e :. NO
e &c g.s,nissc pc q Ioss 80 snd 20 ia
northsass ~ tisdspth e ssid 1oSS and Improved "
Tss@s: 81 90 can sssssi5 sn u. property, payable
O09 senqzly On OF hseoy 90. two snd Ar.s ysess
e Iusessssss sPt!on Adsee.s g Zoo IN = =.
ten dsys ~ xsAAis u Ti6k I'd cpA - desan1kzg y1s
ses q kLss:sae'i no. 49, A.s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-03

NEGLECT Of the hair often destroys It's vitality
and natural hue and cauScs Il to fall out Before
II 10 too isse apply Balls AAiI Remover, . sue
remedy.
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II. F. Hull of Michigan, on motion of Mr..
May. and w. A Day Of Illinois, on motion of
Mr.. Totten, were admitted to the bar In the
Court u, General Term this morning