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FINANCIAL.
Jonx +. Wsea,x,x Ixvv.,vr,

htsthtts. sDb l4TH ST. NV
fer homes Or Investment have recently eracta4 loo
~ 80 " ih arr very d-siraby iocat-d in different
TART e. ne city, AMI havia bought the xrouf,d Nv
"a ~ ~ s1ininrtaee home at - per cent N the
d. ht ms set vAlnH Ctli ant 10. me show Won what
- have" \ very d-si-aii@ bu.ldinT LOT In a v,ot
neirto rhool for $500 w.nt-l the following
I've - 50. 600 al : per cent On.of 500 ON =.
l.ssnt SlN OF : 100 - . PEI c-ni one II Sl2. OO
- cent Three Ol 81. 30 At y per cent One Of
s.ts.lN percent Two o. ESQ. 90 at q per cent.
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View Ysrh Ozos. SO Potter Build;p,.

w FvrTr~G SrsR f. served s1hscrther. In - :.
et ~ rare-s. a their own arcornt AZ 10 cents ne,
49,. - -. per month tori~- the rounter :,
cent- --cr by mai-snywhrr- In the United states 90
tan 'ca-To-iase prsIatl-IO cents per month.
SkTrErsy u tDRUFIE SHIFT STAR al OOperxs.r
viii fo~e'xu po--Ave AIDED. 81 10.
tIrt'r-,i ri the Post Once az " a.hington n q a,
sfr..rd rlas- mail matter. - -
ar =, mai suh~c-iuti1 ns mus: he raid in adv,,..
Eater ri 'dvertisinT made knc vn on appIio.ttcn
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We Issue CERr1r1c.rrs Or Drposrr
And ray You interest these deposits
al the rate Of 3 per cent money
Jdyabe s-aand: per cent. Pay able in
thee months Ter cent. payable in siI
months. and q Uer cent, payable In one
year Interest payable quarterly. semi
annually or snnuliiy. asde~ir-d-
STN You have surplus cash lying idle
Why not let n n, you ont certificate Of
dsPo-it for whatever tim - mos; cony=n-
lent
WOODS 4 Co. Ba-ksrs.
IS2 STREET NV. jals
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R-~AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
yorzetown RSiirosd Contrary he'd JsnnsgS f IT,
ls1i ef.'lowing resolutions were gdopt~d.
the and se tie Mr. w s
Riley and Of the sill heavier loss sustained by those
Resolved. That it is Int lust tributeto the me DRY
81 the departed to say that in reg,etng his removal
froiu our midst We mourn Ter one no in every
way Hy worthy q our respect and ressrd
Of the deceased di> pen tion WITT which j, has
blessed Divine Providence to afftict them and com
mend item for consolation to Him who orders ali
things for the best and whose Establishments
Resolved. That this heartfelt testimonial of our
sympathy and sorrow he forwarded TO the family of
d thai the board Of directors attend the funeral
services in a body. 1t
H~AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Cemrany he Ii 17tR dar Of Janu s 1858 the
following T, SO u ion adopted and orderel to be
Of s'e @s@ eGpE sy to the
ne or he Of int Of Ere That
we nave received with profound sorrow the intelli-
riley In his hirh character or business inIeTri y
ana sagacty we recognize one Of the st ongest
HIS sound jud9nsnt and rudent counsel were Of in-
r-t;nable value 10 uS IN the conduct of affai
inercorrsefwith US attach us to him personal
deore his loss to ~ and to the business eomnunity
OF Washington. of which be a conspicuous an I
II FRANK I. RAWLINGS. Secretary.
TAsPECI.L MEETING OF THE BOARD
Ssn n IL.
On motion Of Trustee Matthew q Emery. seconded
Sy r5ns &c a"rs. Cry the following resolution
>, Whereas William r. Riley lately associate on
Therefore, De it resolved that both as individuals
s board Ss hdrsy deep Sc e
a az s our a.seA4n q ts any eKce!lsn les
wise ind
c sn' and hat ,, Nv tender M synsshy and
1t ASHLEY NJ. GOULD, Secretary.
STHHTEx G GR As D., / PG 7. OF The IYnR:
nun the s pste' Of inc cou4sa Will in
Attest. W HGTf GINA ~ s. s5sn4 Master
FSTHE TSITFD CHRISTIAN CovMIs,
sion will hold an adjourned mteing at
Jsuary 10 All anu the Welfare Of the AMY
and navy are to be- present. IT,
R~NoTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
q qestins q ne hoard Of directors MS
vi.nd ONE % ent i be- paa o thy
sto,kho der IF record January "a. lS93 payable
Books Vii be closed for transfer Of stock Janu-
,isx li'a and opened fIsrq EGhID 1899 s.c.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
80 Entertainment by O. C. Thomson Tent
OF lechabi:es. corner 9Th and SITS n W. Gauss:
Sud len Il ness OF talent, ince ent Weather Tickets
good until ns-d. JalS-2ts
ks Maple Sugar Parties"
All
Tho
THERE'S
Plenty Of snou.
We offer choice Maple Sugar
and Syrup direct from
the producers In Vermont
and euaran eedt to be
absolutely pure sap goods.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs CO., 42s Ninth st. 1t
RSMADAME J. EsPUTA-DALY HAS RE.
80 moved her musical studio to the Metzerott
Applications for lessons by letter only. jaIS st.
RON JANUARY 2. 1893. GAVE MY SON,
- j. Frank Campbell, an interest in my hard.
" and paint business, located at Nos l:0o4 g and
11th st. Sc. city. and No. Monroe s., Anacosta
maine of Jno. L. Campbell Son.
JaiS-2t' JNO. T.. CAMPBELL
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RSDID YOU KNOW THAT
| We are headquarters for all kinds Of sta
tionery and stationer's sundries-that We
| keep in stock the largest assortment of BLANK
| Books In the city-that We make to order an
| kind and size and style of Blank Book de
| sired! Prices the ioirest, qualities the best
! EASTON X prTpp 421lITH ST.,
| BLANK BOOK n AKEiiS Gust ADORE the apenue, IFS
HxsA GENTLE REMINDER.
| This is the proper time to Law I'm youl
| spring and summers supply Of Shirts; q
little wear notc will render them soft and edsl
| when warmer weather comes on.
We make them TO measure in am sfpls
| desired-S 50 a half dozen and up
BAIRD GAIT. g2I STREET.
SHIRTMAKfRS AND FURNISHFRS. 1alS
K~''DREssY" BUSINESS SUITS AT COST.
II you want Stylish. Tailo--made Bushes.
Suit made up in our own superior man ner al
about ready made prices. you must call al
once the lot We Offering at tie actual
cost Of the fabric ana the making is melting
| rapidly before the warm appreciation Of our
city's 'idressy" men.
| SNYDER I WOOD.
iii PENNA. AVENUE tBar-'s O,d ''Stcnd~,. ,a1s
R~Fok MANY YE,Rs -
sesH ny ccsss!s e 'uRpy sgERaY
nSsf ssnasy fsn Be S
more tho ouxh and far more easy with the
help of the AID TO 8. s. LESSONS. -
Church sear hooks to suit. Cruden's ''COM-
PLETE CONCORDANCE" oa,v 81. 90 All
price, lotr.
6. c. PURsELl-. Bookseller. 41s 9TH ST. NV. jals
E~IT SAVES ONE MANS TINE!
~ In debating your correspondence to q
stenoRrapher both he and 10srseif are occu-
pied dur ny the dictation, but in debating IL
to the Edison PIonograph Vou only are re-
quired and your trsnscriber may be busytng
himself with other Necessary Office work. Pho.
no9raphs sold for cash or ins.a lments
COLUMBIA PHON0GRAPH CO., 81 ST. n w.
E. D. EASTON. Pres. r. F. CROMELIN Sec
ROUGHT TO MAKE A 'NOIsE"
~ This 10 per cent Reduction sale" means:
Mems Is. 90 Shoes nom ~ IS.
Mems &5 50 Shoes aosc g. S.
Mems e. 90 Shoes now g. 70.
MEMS u 50 Shoes nop $685.
Msn,s &5. 90 Shoes noe o. s5
We guarantee the Shoes, 90! What morss
HOOVER = SNYDER. 12l7PA, AVE. n9,3m
RBUT FRACTION OF ITS WORTH,
1T IL simply great. "-Exck0n0e.
The Tribune Almanac aud Political RAe-
lister for 1893 il now sac here.
greater fund Of general political. his
torical. statistical and sporting miscellany
has meyer oeen pinced under one coyer-0ad
JOHN G. PAkKER. 6l0 7TH ST. NV. 3al7
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~lH,, COKCoHAN ,GvLIER7 OF AIT
Morn J, w1l, be rp.n to ne Pnblic On FRIDAY
S{GGr until iG Il hc sa!
t.ls3t F. S. BArBARIN. Curator.
RSOsIRIs LODGE. NO. 20. F. A. A. MA
stated wall he held At the
svENlNG. January Is. 1873 at 20 O'Clock: Work.
rPa ''e1n E Of TtR f t' s
R~SPEINoETu ALUMNI
- All .t Princeton graansses and those who
journnr District Of Columbia are reSuested to
send their names addresses. class &c TO the under
annual dinner, to 70 order ss
Secretary Princeton Alumni ASSOCIATION.
ia17-2t $40 l4th st. n.
~THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Of nine sd w be hS s
foWPany's 9fise Ro9S S, kelley mi ding WEPSEs
6~S NOTICE, THE ANNUAL NETTING OF
ca, stocsh% d 1f q the Atlantic building Con-
office # the New Nxtionsl Brick Company. Waterloo
The ercton Of ocars and director. for the ensuing
ysar viii De had and such other ousinsss as may be
0t ,ss Its m E. EMMoss. Secretary
N-'rwAs A SUCCESS,
You took hold 50 calamity that we
shall extend the Offering OF e.. So - and
81 30 Puff Scarfs for dollar until
Saturday night. 200 Pufs. Best
Neckwear that went around
collar.
Exquisite colorin0s. Choice 81,
". s TEL. e35 Pa ave- jals
f,CCEE THAT COIDI
~ One Of the best remedies known for bad
cold Is 4 Xture containing two-thirds part
rure brandy nd third rart pure Mus, stel
vine. suit able for this pu! pose :Iave a
very choice grade of lure brandy at 81 per
bottle and the best Muscatel at SOC. Ter at.
few selected grades of fine Whistles Al
ways in stock.
We would also cali attention TO extra
heavy body sherry at 50 per gal OF TIC at.
TO-EAIUN VINE COMPANY,
Ola 18th ST. nv Ual7l Telephone. 1913.
k~sPEcrAL PANTS SALE
$3.50 Trousers now 81 o.
81 30 % - SafO
5000 - - 81 co.
SUITS and OvERCOATS
Reduced
T.
$3.50
EISEMAN BROS.
ial6 Cor 9TH and F. u. w.
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FIDELITY BurIpISe. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSN.
sos ga @ ST NV

-...-...........---&1OO.OOOc
DUES o. prr MONTH on ZACH SHARE
MATURITY vALrY IN lo2 MONTHS. 5000
HAVE YOU MONEY TO INVEST PUR-
CHASE AN PER CENT PER ANNUM COU-
Ion CERTIFICATE TO RI y FOR YEARS.
VIZ PAY q PER CENT PER ANNUMOS
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF - OR MORE
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ana TIME OSSJ
DAYS NOTICE.
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATEOF
els PER AoSIn On EACH sl.U00 DoR-
EOwED.
OUR F1GrRFs Snow VIZ OFFER TIE
MOST FAVORABLE TERMS ON LOANS AND
DEPOSITS. AND OUR SECURITIES BEING
THREE TIMES THE VALUE OF THE LOAN
AM THKLOAN BEING REPAID MONTHLY
MAKES THE SECURITY STILL BETTER
ZACH MONTH. RENDERING IT IMPOssI-
ELE FOR OUk fAIhONS 40 LOsE
DOLLAR.
CALL AT THE OFFICE FOR CIRCULARS
AMI FURTHER INFORMATION.
nls HARRISON DINaMAS. President
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RSMADAME J. EsPUTA-DALY HAS RE.
~ moved her musical studio to the Metzerott
but ding.
Applications for lessons by letter only. jaIS st.
0ON JANUARY . 1893. GAVE MY SON,
b.. J. Frank Campbell. an interest in my hard.
and paint business, located at Nos l. O04 g and
11th 81. Sc. city. and No. Monroe s., Anacosta
where Will inu to do business under the nrni
maine of Jno. I. Campbell & Son.
jaiS-2t' JNO. T.. CAMPBELL
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FINANCIAL.

lNANtiA:
THE COMMERCIAL
or THE DISTINCT or COLUMBIA.
December ~. 1882.
ASSETS.
Losns on real estate and coaterals-... 800 200 %
once furniture sni Gituie. ........... lis $
Pi.piuin. .t due and in course OF oollec: 10
Cash in bank and company's Office. LIS q
sI2o ~ 81
LIABILITIFs
surplus 80. ~ 81
sIeO ~ 81
District of Columbia:
PERSONAL appeared JOHN W. sCHAEFER. secre::
tary II the Commercial Fire Insurance Company of
the Dstrii OF Co urhia who made oath in due form
"nd 1 se o e FIRE
Company of the District Of Columbia the 3lst day
Gsisn:dj JOHN W. scHaEFER.
ALBERT ,. RUFF,
W S. HoGE. JOHN W. sCHAEFER.
GEO r REPETrT. w.R. McCI.OsKY.
Vice President; Asst. Secretary.
". F. Abbott. j Hsrrisnn johnson.
". A BalinEer. Iorenz Kissner.
Job Barnard. "A shea.
/. Behrens. Thomas Somsrville,
4 5. Johnson. John r xost Jal44t
EUGENE cARUsI WA r. MATTINGLY.
President. Vice President
NATHL cAKUsI. A. T. BRITToN.
Secretary. Treasurer.
TEE DIsrn1cr TITLE Insurance
COMPANY.
80 street northwest.
CAPITAL. $500. 900.
DIRECTORS.
A. 7. BHITTOS.
President American Security and Trust Co.
JAMES l. BARBOUR.
Wholesale Grocer.
GEORGE ". BROWN.
OF Fitch. Fox & Brown. Real Estate Brokers.
EUGENE CAKUsI.
Counsellor at Law.
NATHANIEL CARUsI.
Counsellor az Law
LEWIS J. DAVIS.
OF Lewis johnson 4 Co.. Bankers.
WASH. DANENHowER.
Real Estate Broker.
MILLS DEAN.
Counsellor at Law.
JOHN A. HAMILTON
Capitalist
CHARLES W. HANDY
Heal Estate Broker
FRANK HUME,
Wholesale Grocer.
CHARLES A. JAMES
President Bank OF washir ston.
WILLIAM Y. MATTlNGLY
Counsellor at Law.
SIMON WOLF.
Counsellor at Law.
Titles "a all real estate in Washington. GeOrgetowr
and county examined with accuracy and dispatch.
Deeds wills and all other conyeyances OF real prop
srty preuared.
Titles insured taQlm
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HAVE YoU FUNDS TO INVEST WILL II PER
H cent income and perfect security satisfy youf II
% consult J. r. BALDWIN,
] jall-3a COO IT y. ". basement.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED Daily. EXCEPT srNp.,

Al rHE STAR BUILDINGS.
lol fsa--ylvszia Avsrus. cnrze- llth ST., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
;. II. KAUFMAN. Pres'L
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TWO CENTS.

Shop and Duncanson's Auction Rooms was the
only means Of entrance, and the department
worked with great difficulty.
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R III COKCOKAN GNLIERI or AIT
-. Will he open to the public FRIDAY
NIGHT, January 20, from $50 to 10 'clo< <. ana
each FRIDAY NIGHT thereafter until fu r,her notice
By order
ts1S-]t T. S. BArDARIN Cnratnr
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FINANCIAL.

G.. L. HAvrssrn.
Member Washington stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker.
Rooms 8 and IL, Atlantic building,
$50 st. NV
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
on usrgin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS
:. s. Rarha & Co, New York Stock Exchange.
Lehman Bros, New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern Co. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
IAIuson Bros. h Co, Chicago Board of Trade.
Private wines to New York. CAicsxo aud New Or
saDs. Telephone. 4J3. Jei7-tr
FOR LIFE AND TIRE INSURANCE SEE
CHAs L. GDRLEY. 1895 F st. NV
Office of William B. Gurley.
jsl3H Stocks, Bonds. &C., &c.
Consos & M.cAnrsEr.
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE.
Correspondents of Messrs. Moore Schley so Broad
Bankers and Dealer. In Government Bonds.
Deposits Errhsnge. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges Of Now York. Philadelphia. Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
specially mad. Of in vest ent securities. District
Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas, Insurance aud
Telephone took dea I ia
American he'll r.lephon. stock bought and sold ds31
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A large telegraph pole in the alley caught
aire and threatened every moment &c fall The
men worked like beavers, although they we're
covered with ice
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A WALL ~IREET HANDBOOK FREE
~ A r-curd % QuOtstion-rur thi " years Active
eforf- hourtt ard 80 Il moderate MARINA A
st~cfal system q . siiag eoub'n-i CAPITAL
AUGUSTUS DkAN>fG' LID CO..
a1Ar0 90 broadway. ". Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18

RSosIRIS LODGE. NO. &c. F. A. A. Ma
- stated communicated wall he held at tn.
Cathedral o. the Scottish Rite on WEDNESDAY
INEStNG. January Is, ls9 at 20 O'Clock Work
.a17-2t FRED. z. TAsKER. Secretary
The evening world., 1893-11-08
THE MOTORMAN'S LOT.
His Job Looks Easy Enough, but It
Is Not All "Cakes and Ale"

To one who has never tried It nothing
seems simpler than running an electric
car, says the Boston Transcript, There
are Il good many simpler things, how
eyer, and as a matter of fact some men
who want Jobs as motormcn on the
street railway have to give up because
they canont learn to handle the car.
In the first Place. considerable strength
Is required TO manipulate the brake
properly, ana in tn" nrNt place there Is
4 p]"cu.iar motion turn ne the brake
hunI," one way and tn" crank tor shut
ting of tn" power the other way at
IN" same time that Is not easy to
learn.
I'll" local railroad has no regular
ulir system of teaching the recruits the
business, and every new man has 10 ~
through = certain line Of training before
hr is allowed To- tax, Ckarg Of a car.
when Il man apptleS for Il position as
mpturinan he IL place. IN the waiting
list, and when the company begins 10
g"' Il little short OF men ana his turn
comes round he - sent for ami put on
a "ir with on" % ,"e experienced men.
For about two days h stand Is on the
front Platform Of the car watches
the drive. manipulate the brake and
turn the current m ana Oft,
After n" has learned lniH and become
familiar with all the curves ami switches
the car. The first thing be- Docs after
tn" cII starts ia - get nervous and
wonder now long it vii! tax, him 10
h"iug II to a stanls'ill after a pnssrngor
has signrlled that he wants to get of.
He begins to sWra,. ard before "A car
has rDn" hall a mile h. Is pl,yci ont
and IS glad to give IN to'hla teacher.
This goes on for about n day, or until
IN" new man gets Il l.tti" confidence,
and then he gradually learns the trick
Of stopping. the car 50 quickly thai 1t
will bring the passengers of their feet.
gain a sufficient knowledge Of the con-
structlon Of tn" motor to- be able II re-
pair slight breaks ana put in burned
weeks before he is competent - take
care OF a car alone, and even then he
can l'Hrn sDm"tu.ng more about run
Ming on" every day.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Bloomingdale Bros,
Sd Ave-, 59th s. Goth SITS.
ON THE RACES.
The Racing Scene Shifts to the
Pretty Clifton Track.
Good Gard Offered for tho Opening
Day.

Tho Clifton meeting opens to-day with
an excellent card of six races. The
feature is the fourth race on the card.
a lash of Il mile and a sixteenth. in
wEica Banquet. Copyright. Rico. Cha
radr. Logan, Killeer and Comanche are
named t. 80. The weights bring the lot
clos" together. AMI they ought to finish
in a bunch. Banquet is not at his best,
but should win.
Tn" first and second races contain
Horses Of fair quality. Both are scram-
hl"s, and OF Clifton's narrow track the
result Will be uncertain. a poo lot OF
thrrr-year-Olds 30 in the third. In the
l'fth Tom Flynn, Old Pepper, Bess Mac
puir, Sir Richard and Airplaut should
MAX" II pretty race. Detroit, Charley
WILSON,, Play or Pay and Express will
20 well In the closing event.
The track viii Ice dry and fast. The
entries and selections are as follows:
FIRST ~Rac".-rmse $500. for three. year-ulds and
upward. selling, i've mrluUgs.
Lbs
+. ] M~cl.lmecl's Stoning'on. ............ III
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Gloucester Forecasts.

Good racing should he seen at the
South Jersey track to-day. notwithstand-
ing the fact that the card is a heavy
one. The entries and selections are as
follows:
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Flatlanis-John l.. Ryder, r..
Flatbush-Juhn II. Prince, Citizens.
New Utrecht Cornelius Ferguson, II.
Gravcsoui. John Y. MCkano, -.
The vote for Mayor. with a few dis
tricts missing. Is Indicated in the follow
my tlhle:
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Fur lnoi circulars ana wraps. which are fash
'orgble IN Europe ana are becoming N here,
Manufactured ly G g. shame. l2I AMI l-6 West
wa 1t, 81. $50 SIS, SIS aud 500 sable and
mink lined. With the expensive trimming Of Rus.
sian sable. 500. $3.50 and 1000.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Wheeler has been running in such
good form of late hat II seems useless
to look beyond him for tn" winner. Bal
briggan and Censor look the best of the
others.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Films RarEnins.

RK sure ana use Mrs. WINsIOw's SOOTHISG
SYRUP Tor your children while t%ccthins, 25c. -
The evening world., 1893-11-08

TO avoid crowding We have devoted to
sale the entire centre aisle of our
main store. Twenty-Five extra s%alesladies
will be in attendance to insure prompt
and satisfactory service to all.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

The Ciosing event may be won by PLAY
or pay. with Detroit second and Pris.
ella not worse than third.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Sale Of 1000
Machines.

Why pay $40. 90 for a sewing machine
when you can get the same for Sl2. 9s?
$40, 90 Chicago Singer. .......... 1908
$4,000 Operator ............. 14.0S
$4,000 Delight" ........ 1900
Instruction free. Machines guaranteed
for five years. Money refunded if not
satisfactory.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

FLINT gives the hes; FURNITURE for the lea-
money. Stores lOI West l4th ST. -
The evening world., 1893-11-08
BROOKLYN
FREE AGAIN.
II Has Broken the Iron Ring
Which Was Choking
1t to Death.
!. M'LAUGHlIN IS SHAKEN OFF.
Anti Ring Men Elect Sohieren
Mayor and a Majority Of
the Aldermen.
BOODYISM GETS AFATAl BLOW.
Republicans Elect Three Out
of Five Sena-
tors.
BOODYISM GETS AFATAl BLOW,

been broken Mayor Boody, who posed
as a ~much-abused man and sought win
dication'' at the hands of the voters,
has been buried under an adverse ma
jorlty close upon 10000.
The Republicans, assisted by the re-
spectacle element OF the Democratic
party, in addition to rolling up large
majorities for the State ticket have
elected William ]. Gaynor to the STU
preme Court bench, a Sheriff, Supervisor
nt-Large, and for the first time in many
dermen.
They have elected three of the five
candidates for Senator.
They will probably send eleven As
semblymen to Albany, an increase of
ten. They had one out of eighteen In the
last Legislature.
In the Board of Supervisors the Re
publicans have elected twelve of their
men against five Democrats. This is a
very large increase.
The latest returns indicate that the
following candidates have been elected:
MAYOR:
Charles a. Schieren, r.
SHERIFF:
William ]. Buttling, II.
Observation-Disclosures:
Thomas Il. Fitchie, K.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Isaac II. Cary, X.
Charles j.. Haubert, r.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Kings County gives Edward r.
bartlett n plurality of l7.l7l. There are
sun about s~cvonty-ilve districts to he
heard from. II is expected that they
will all l." heard from by tomorrow,
and Bartlctt's plurality will reach 81 80.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Maggie lirck.........lIi
Airshlft .............ll2
'arsione &C.. .........lUi
King Crab....,.......lUJ
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Oporto, Pauline and West Park l0ol,
to l." the best Of this lot, and they may
finish as named.
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...... .......llO
G"rv EIElr.,.........lJ6
l}'l X Knight. .......lNG
Npollo. ...............lnn
H1wkeyc. .............lu9
I
TriGgy Garincr...... "
The evening world., 1893-11-08

No Anil Pyrine In BWoMO SFITZFR.
Cures all headaches trial bottle 10 eta -
The evening world., 1893-11-08

MilhPu's Cnl'spVn ~ "a whoirsome tonic.
be not deceived by lmllutOrs, lS3 B'wHy. -
The evening world., 1893-11-08

II ABOVE Ci"r K~EpRFSENTS THn
FRONT NNUHACK OF uUR NEw %DOUBLIt-
~RREASrrD ONEErOhT.
woHN lose, Win WIDE vELvET COLI
LAR. NOSENN ~ BACK, SIDE VENT.
ALI. Edges RAW, SEAMS LAPPED AMP
STITCHED.
THIS Is ENTIRELY NEW. THE EFFEC1D
BEING NEAT ' VERY HANDSOME.
wEOFFER SPECIAL l1NEoF BRooKs's
EXTRA FINE ENGIt>II MILLIONS AND
KERSEyS, ALL COIOEe AND MIXTURES.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

rcrrian Lamb corcs. superior quality. $40 TO $50
loss than r""ular retail prices. Z. {. Shayne. ia
and lgG West Al IT.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!

To know that a single applica-
ton OF the Cuticura Remedies
will afford instant relief, permit
rest and sleep, and point to a
speedy and economical cure of
torturing, diSfiguring, itching,
burning and scaly hutnorS. ana
not to use them without a
moments delay is to fail in your
duty. Cures made in childhood
are speedy, economical and
permanent.
sold 'hrorchour the worli. rorrrn DRuG ANp
CIV tpnr., sole p-uprteiOrS, Hostun.
= All About the Blood, SE.n, Scalp and
i'aT o mai ed lrc".
=, tHrinI Hicmisic-, fa'l. ng hn'r md
Stupt" hHny ru'hcs prevented by , uIiruI n SOnp
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Third ~Race-prrso 1900. for three year-olIs:
s-lLLlL lllnMnn.ns. uNn fmrlumRs-

Iillcl1r has a lot Of speed for a short
distance, and the race seems t. suit her
exactly. TdrtariLn ought to b" the run
uer up and Darkness may b. third.
Fourth Race -ruls, 500. for thre,-ycar.pIls and
upward, one mile AMI n sixteenth.
1854 ". +. DIVERS banquet. liz
OglG 4. !. plly Copyright. l5
1878 Eha''an Stahle's IL
1865 a, Shields Logan .,.,........,.,.r... 10
1883 w, r, JOn"s's Ch1rade. ............,... 10
1912 T. r LaUguak"'F N'de"r ........,.., 1911
1925 Empire stables Comtr"hc. .............. lUl
The evening world., 1893-11-08

banquet Is in he race very light. and
though he IL not in the hest Of shape,
should win. Copyright may beat Char
ade for the place.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

E. ] McErmeyl's s,onins,on. .....