THE EVENING STAR PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday, AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Worthwert Comer Pennayivania Ave. and 11th 8t, by The Evening Star Newspaper Company, GEO. W. ADAMS, Pree't. Tue Fyexrso STAR is served to anbscribers in the city by carriers, oo thelr own account, at 10 cents per Souk. o dtc. fer month.” Copies at the Connter, 2 on iy miall postage prepald—60 cents’ & Sbonth. ona year, Sti six mouths, $3 \'Fntered at the Post’ Office at Washington, D.C, as secoud-elass axa matter.) he Richmond im the recent election. Satisfied Ali mail sub ons mrest be paid in advance; bition to be: , democrats now aime peitionrians mate | | Vou 67—Na 10,161. WASHINGTON, D.C.. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1885. TWO CENTS. tir owe tue Tne rv torn see >a i eee along time ahead, instead of being immediately _NEW_ PUBLICATIONS. SPECIAL NOT: . - CHANGES FFICES. BISMARCK AND COUNT MUNSTER. | at hand, complications and bitterness would be NEN eiiMalboe | ICES. SPECIAL NOTICES. Washington News and Gossip. | | Lalita Telegrams to The Star. ies Peouisl Mahone aot Wess areeremnasty er. JtsrP { =MBERS AND THEIR METROPOLITAN M. E CHURCH,| GoveRNaENT ReEcEIPTs To-Day.—Internal | 4PPOimtments by the President—De- How the Latter Came te Be Trams | «orton, except by those who calculate the Un ust UBLISHED. Lp oS COSMOPOLITAN CLUB— aoa ana Ser Ha and C sis. v. v- Preaching at 11 Tevenue, $359,690; customs, $445,736. Partment Cuanges. ferred from London to —— certainties of politics. Probably only very ss Shooting f rkeys ex nom 40 p. m- by the pastor. tev. Dr, HUNTLEY, » b a = ‘Special Cable Dispatch to Tae EVENTXo STAR, bad guesses cfedit either ot these ‘repub- *A POLITICAL CRIME” Picdonscpernty. Telephone cal W055, NS WIPES, | A ae Me en cede aeamed ie’ | REAR ADMIRAL FRANauix, commandlog Hammenndent to-day appointed Richard P.| THE SERVIAN REVERSES. |“Loxpos, Nor 21--The transfer of Count | littn "Seater Tea, either of thew. rept THE HISTORY OF THE GREAT FRAUD. | late of British Legation, proprietor. n2i. CALVARY GAPS GIRURCH, Gon: | ‘te European station, reports to the Navy de- mond, of San Francisco, to be surveyor Munster, the German ambassabor, from Lon-| leave Virgimia. Mahone bas @ band- BY A. M. GIBSON, (ee THE Members oF FR | See i.w., SAMUEL H. GREENE, | Pattment that he would sail November 5th, in | €neral of California, vice Wm, H, Brown, re- don to Paris, has caused much regret and com- | some residence in Petersbarg and a seat in al their nate: Moin go |, 9:30 am. Preaching 11 am ‘hmond, where he practices law, and is not Seward Beall, of Md., has been appointed to & aaa XG. | te. pret he ft deat . n appoint state that itis known In inner diplomatic cir- | supposed to be on “short commons. nor is be Place of ‘faicehow! shall be uncovered."—J. & | Davin Cainisiros. Members cf Sater Lodges are BBs, and weaia wil be reserva Yr aus Al are sor Proceed to erufse in the Mediterranekn. $1,000 cleriship, omtes of the Secretary of War, cles that the count was practically recallea tice Iy to be as he Is able ta his profession, and ~ shepa ally invived. Sena’ ith luty as ten yh ‘iter; Hal- = 8 abundant energy and industry. T lemo- By order of the N. G., J. COLDIGE._ FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCTE | the President today see ae ae em we oor Neloon, clerk ae nd wre writen Hal | THE CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND, | tree months ago. Prince Bismarck represen- | Bas abundant enengy and industiy. The demo- “Mr. Gibson is peculiarly qualified for the work. He | 11° Lays poe olds. bet. Gand H sts. n.w., Rev. Jose ss psedty z cise, SUE EVE ted to the emperor that Munster's bearing and | Congress from that strongly republican districh, iS Louk ana during the fraudulent count. He ts a | 20 Acting ‘% Xvicy, pastor. Sabbath School ‘at 9:30 a. m.| Provisions ND CLOTHING FoR THE Navy.— | CTE “i888 1, A.G.0.,have resigned. James G. language toward the Gladstone government | If so, there would be a very lively corpse in the. jourhaiist. and has the newspaver man's quick | (Fes A SPECIAL CONCLAVE OF SIMON | Preaching at'lia m, Praise and Gospel service At Owing to th rai | NOKe% appointed to class $1,000, A.G.0,; T. 5. . + was not as hostile as they should have been. | next’ House of Representatives. He is said to Fe te as Ha etey GM | mo ame OONREARL Ts No_ de ive net, | BBO my tanger are cordially welcome. it~ | Owing tot annual revert of tee boreat of pro- | Bruce MeFalls, of the Districtot Columbia, ap-| The Situation Very Much Mixed. | heaianorren Bismarek’s own annoy: | Hd comiort in tie‘deiity oF moet of the white Mece—goce directly ordi fee ‘Asylum. Non erect’ TO WAUGH ME CHURCH, 3D AND A annual report of the bureau ointod to al sodas Elemescas se counties originaliy’ captured party. wuthors. promoters and beneficiaries of the | (Sunday) A’ ‘ON, at 3 o'clock p. m.,tomake ppc . laxs $1,000, S.G.0. ance and dislike, The emperor's personal ~ clieve that Gen. Mabone and : ee een none rangenents 2 ral of Sit Jy He pULoIHII).-The paswor, Ronen | visions and clothing contains simply a state- Democrats also belleve that Gen, a ee ee ee i ee Bae Doped a mnand780 p ide Sunday | ment of the annual expenditures by the bureau, | ,D0Dald B. McLeod, of Maryland, has beon Tobstinbes Sur BRansane ‘aaveh sate Beek coca i Gov, Cameron may avtagonize each other as . ot ny like: vor y ore 3 frehianstons ‘in. and interesting missionary exercises | without 2 | Promoted from a $900 clerkship in’ the Secre- Pate ie aan diet of mameumhioes creat a a ie fe peace ee | eee a Rt cordex. | Map VeOu Folks es” Tusscorlting Concert detailed recommendations. ‘Tue est | ry's oles erie fea ee eee | THE BRITISH SUCCESS IN BURMAG | tit the death of Manteurtel showed the way out | ou z “presented Sunday schoo! © Ser it March, 1587. Wise lives in . past the flagship Pensacola, from Lisbon for Tan~ | signed. King Milan’s Changed Prospects. | ment in the press and in society. I am able to | {1/0 Sonase maul aoe ‘The refuge of his shall he swept away, and the hiding | 7)'c'ciocs. to nitend the lunere’ ce eae a | wee, PD Prof. Gouvow’ will In: | giers, Mforoteo, thence to Gibraltar, and then Tospe Black to the Eiecturat Commission, Feb, 27, 1877. mM FOR IRE mm. under. the: rect uF | Commodore Wee fiscal year as prepared DY | clerics! rat class, of: i ted ke | from the Petersburg district—the st re- 4 = =~ 8 pa ir the able dit of 01 ys lerkship of the fi the difficulty. The emperor want tomake a Both live in oer Pas is ranaeniion coeasaeen Wore ena c= “owe Rvre ND. aire ar Woops, mis- | Commodore Walker are ior provisions for the.| “Tp 2 . a c Md tomake | Publican district Im the state, Jestely be ineceibes on his tle” aan Sesion ‘Black's ee Soe eee ym 25 cents, Rebemmomevcwae ine ladies in | RAVY $1,231,825, as against $1,085,000 for the “ retary of the ‘Treasury made the fol- Munster governor of Alsace-Lorraine, but Se state Minging prophecy to 1 F lect Fal Commission: burg. To say that the battle would be an ‘There wi wing appointments. thouse service marck again protested th was not stern | Pete he | corner ieee a, maw meeting at Clan-na-Gael Hall, | the lecture room at ix o'clock and after the concert, « | Present Year. For contingentexpenses, 865,00, | ostomy pPomtments In the lighthot BAD BREAK IN THE OIL MARKET. & ‘again protested that he oot corner fe stand Pa ave. nw ‘ ; ‘obstinate one conveys no exaggeration to ose a-Gael nm reste Ze ‘Hat be keeper of enough to suppress the French feeling. It | & a SUNDAY EVE- : S GHURGHT | #24 for civil establishment, $30,980. Fi ice Harper, to pes ‘who know the two men. eof ui shail be swept away, an ithe hiding place | SOTuer 1 im ave, é NORTH CAPITOL ME. CHURCH, Cooper's Strai 5 Innaey. Hears a finally was arranged he should be ambaskador SF Bis ou shall Semmconered’ “we absent book | NING, Nov 220,460 Ochi pm. forthe pur North Coplol and ienuts. WRG® 3: | Cowsetsstowan Seance Duscovemy.—The | 19e ReePer ae Gs aaa 8. Honea, £0 be act SUPatie wotake Mantoudels place ho Mar: AS TO POLITICAL DRATHR, goters ihe whole ground. and in our judgment ts the | Ait nrends uf is: testes oe eae Te eed inks | Grane Hacgy, D. D- pastor Preseuins (DV) 2 EASES Taco Ens: Sammis, to be assistant keeper at Katon’s Neck, THE CAMPAIGN IN ENGLAND. | ster wiil go to Paris, while the cnancellor sends | They have often been asserted as to public Most atmorbing political narrative given to the public | All iti ite” | 114m. by the pastor, sind reception of members: at | Commissioner of the general land office, Mr.| Ny; dcne te erat — his own right hand man, the starchea bureat- | yon o, ol ip many years It ss no tle praise to say that it meets | >! = 7:30 p.m., by Rev. J. 8. WRIGHT, and revival service. | §) ; John Reynolds, to be assistant keeper at y. | Men on the heels of personal defeats in critical ee te — rachiol at 8:50 0k Sor pene ea yiadiy ig | SParks, states that bis annual report will show | Thoinas Point Shoals; Ma. Conflicting Claims of the Party Leaders | cratic Count Hatsfeldt, (6 Keep tho British gov. | Sieve tne Noun or Boreas Getemplee of re Fasc in Cha, $1.50 Uncut Bage,cit Tp, 91.05 | OSSD LODGE Nate ES ey wre tequed | loved “Ser by ont Jer” | tes Pande as aan par contor the and sn)» Be eamcignyuay Gempied the resignation of| Regarding the Next Parliament, | money 3 3 mneFal of Our late brother, Gy EISEN BAUM, iss Whiting, of Boe oi nee a ¢ | #gents and registers, who, he says, are as @ rule | be appointed in a few days. on Wednesday in spite of its splendid promises — mn Stas . the counties x Seana ee ae P=RCeRy Waemee en | BMRRES ay att Tray ut | Selgin Sood me bul wn hakows we | Copiy, wh has eure. an appoint: and) many. iif fallimenty almost uo-| etsh Natlonatlats Sirengty Urged te | sighi to repesont fin lowing hm alors OF P—EVE = 'SHIEPEN = — i. yen honored and unsung. The political campaign, < of 1877, where also Mahone and Major Daniel OaSasOas Padma ae eet | (em DEVAL TGR conmnca| Dm Ware Orzice— B-conewmema |r duals Rint app as | or rabons ovr i in ony ono |, toutin ewe SA ernie mani | et haat ca eae ae aa ly requested to attend the next meeting; ‘business ‘a 5 3 Post, - | will act as a) ¥ to ladstone’s last speech. Ever . PL » Ju at Mahone has been able to give the in BRASS AXDIRONS, aac ; sa and Seat” | Sot eerie sunday’ Never a-nS0B! ACU | Gato for doorkecper ‘of the Home or for any | “be flow bg” promotions”, the, Pension | ene is dncuasng election probebliiec, ‘There Carthy, sexton, Healy, Reamond, O'Kelly and | democrats for the past, nix Youre, seemed ED bare ool ee Sabbath school: at 11 a.m... sermon 2 pase been made to take effect December | ts scarce con From ar, has been issue Kees jo ved de mceus | muha ata dares by lon ta dont | oerale paper, he say and would nevexchangs | 25 STRUM Dal of New dark rk, 1.800 | varony soancar eather thatthe average toy | Gress Briain and treand. Tt saye that une | pot, apponr dead. now wor Ud, ey dage BRASS SCREENS, with Peacock's Feathers, _| the Kigrs louse, on MONDAY. ath pis Business by Mrs Savio. Will you not comer | the Nonor of that poaltion for the profits of pub- | 46 Prinelpal exa 31,000 "16 $1,800; Holmen fe | forecast tna majority of 10 liberals over the | Wueralsare take preigases. ‘hey have flagrant: | When the “old foxes” of democracy SUaiE SCRE, tor arco election of officers.” WM. SANDEHS, President, | At70 p.m, preaching by Nev. Dr Naviom. Wer | lie office, ties, of DI i A : ° Ireland, | thought their combinations had pat the pseprcbaoppeny SMITH, Secretar; ie 7:30, & missionary prayer meeting will be held. aS Pree Beatict ol Columbia, $1,400 101.800; | conservatives and Parnellites, The average | ly violated solemn pledges suade to Ireland: | thought thetr combinations hed pat she natant , SUCCESSFUL REMOVAL OFA LARGE De Pee te Br RALLON | Nov OPFOsED TOSERGEANT-ATARMSLEEDOM. | Panchai cy anam: of Maryland, and Michiel J. | iiperal forecast is a similar majority of Atty or | It denounces. the coercion. prac the manner | Soldier element out of Virginia politics. Major BRASS COAL HODS, TEE vine Providencein Our National Campi , Of Ohio, $1,400 to $1,600; T. Fietcher to under their regime, and says the Jmanner “ BRASS COAL VASES. Marae or Colma Viocbi HL LURPIY, Sor: | History." Alt the seatings and serviceain thisehureh | Representative-elect Anderson, of Ohio, denies | Denis, of Illinois, Miss Mamie 1, ‘Rogec, of | #'Xty. These are the figures of more sober mem- | Gf the enforcement ol the coercion act has been — fy — — he ERASS WOOD CARRIERS, Brewer. removed Pins MeEe it*_| the published statement that he is opposed to rah oe pas ae peer on Pennsyl- | bers, There are plenty in real parties already | most. Bern Juries have been cree with eaten poo ye Nery eomegge ky bmg = i. A 31 treet n.w..an ovarken tumor weigh- CENTRAL UNION MISSION, 900. .. | the re-el bs Leedom. | ¥! - tolS1, , Miss innie A. Reed, | talking about e “conservative reaction of | unpreceden: shamelessness, ant pent > week , an ihe-uperation was performed on Sat- We. ~Gospel services ‘every might at 7:30 | Ho says he ioe 6p ee eeeagme, | OF Mi _ on Facauter, ia a speech now’ much read “and He says he is stppene ot Lacie sad tak fussachusetts, Joon’ J. Durkin, of lilinols, | 4995,""a plenty of liberals expecting a majority | men have been hung or sent to’a living death uler, 1a Suiitay afternoon, nday praver. serv o nd Jam ,” a plenty pecting | quoted in Virginia, four years afterwards elo- rte | from Pato 1 pecan Pans, wooneay prayer, service | statements to the contrary are “pure. iabrica- | 8 ine Tossa Ee a Pe © | oe 125, ‘The redisteibution of eeata, however, Mieeobecks innesonad “without a trig and | duently voiced Virginia tmaditions when be Sein, ‘and | the radical advance and the question of dis- | ladies have been convicted under an absolete | Dominated Fitz Lee forgovernor. Major Daniel BRASS BRUSHES, - a in tions,’ BRASS FIRE SETS, Brotier Bainey. ‘The ladies wiil serve BRASS HEARTH RESTS, ‘THE WASHINGTON TRESTLE MANU- rhanksgiving day dinner at the Mission from 1t0 4 $1,200; Miss Josephine H. Ci land, Washington’ G. Reeves, of V < was Viewed as a corpse when Gov, Cameron de- . Rass MEARE Cesponrviat same saed ronda titty shathedeta ganseenen APS | ,,THE Dourers.—Ie ts understood that Secre- | §y'gpy, Vevsler Of District ot Columbia $900 to | eatablishment have complicated the outlook | uct dirceted against the degraded portion of the | ws Viewed as a corpee when Gov. Cameron de- aes Goon ae Uerench governments for the wond: lugs that Jesus is doing. _1t* | tary Whitney intends to have an extended | ®2 a Pessile or ee er ee ny headquarters | pressed avif Ircland were Poland-and the ad- | Member-elect of the House of Representatives BRASS BOUND HALL CLOCK, relies Cchiniten or Ghee trial of the dispatch boat Dolphin made at an THE DISTRICT OFFICES. of both parties extreme uncertainty pre- | ministration were the Russian autocracy. from a peceeroest ware So eve bine 35 — Bass HAT RACKS. ‘Stace Agricuijural Society's fair at Richmond, Va. 1t® reaching by the pastor, | Catly day before assigning her to a station, A — Nails, Speaking generally, the following | The representatives of liberalism in Ireland | more Here noes Hoe yy te A gl cg Poorest csi GARRET WILLE Sabbath School wt Bastet | board trom the construction and engineer No Appointments at Present. a pee eee aie prey Cometien mene! [nes pieent poainerg pte rd eng aes po Tiersen rng A ser ed os py mg w » THE DIARKET WILL Bi Classes meet as usual during the week, | and of the line, and several civilian exper! agricultural districts will go strongly liberal, | who have left more hateful memories in Ire- | tie succession * ao as All . es Ts a it* " { to be appointed, and a sea trip of several days’ and the towns will show tory gains. “The latter | land than any other statesmen. uring the pent | Gon. ter ond Males Denia will de so Senne: BRASS COMB AND BRUSH TRAYS, pos as TEI SS THE ETHICAL Society, conwns | duration wil! be made to see just, how she will | RECOLLECTIONS OF RE¥oRM—nHE PRESIDENT'S | iy due tothe depression of trade and the fair | century. If the long-delayed triumph had not | UUs Of rommsctation when, Sombercees ena BRASS MATCH BOXES | Dee, AT 4 MPRTING OF Tire TNCoRPOR- (Fee aitaea L~Tomortow ate pik. hoeens | perform, and a detailed report will follow. VIEWS, trade: apliation. Lancashire) especielly _ wil | expelled the liberals, att MEspow wauhd sun | cook Saturn dionke is tame oon aera Tt ae BASS CANDLEST HQUTABLE ENDOWMENT Assocration, | PAUL T. Buwas on “Destructive t Se show the effects ot this, In Manchester the in Castle, ia 8 ag rg a he yl ey Bd BRASS CUSPIDORS, ‘ 1 November 19, 1885, the following resolation ME ZION M. & CHUKCH, 16TH AND |, TE DEATH oF Maz. JAMES AULD.—A. mect-| J¢ ig now quite definitely settled that the Pres- | tories are counting on winning four seats out of Cmphent 10 Tako Laaiore seerer St Sagone'e conpens, Siew bas tas meee ee BRASS UMBRELLA STANDS, pied: R sis. nw., Rev. J. F. OckEs ing of the employes of the first controller's six. Thg north generally, which tormerly was | making reasonable abatements in ‘rent, whict ‘Mali for be ki der Br BRASS RACKET HOLDERS, Rewolved. “That on MONDAY. the SEVENTH | 11am. and 700 pus. ey. Me Scnuntenil weeny | oth ppt {dent will make no changes in the local offices | 9 great lideral stronghold; Will, fall_away-from | the depression in_agrieulture demanded, and ahone as to Years, for be ts under forty. He BRASS TRIV. DAY of DECEMBELL 18%, at TWO U'CLOCK P.M. | the puiplt. On Thursday. the auth, at 11am. thew, | OMCe Was held last evening and proper action | of the District before the meeting of Congress, | Meret Wberal strox south from toryism. | Seot- | which every landlord in England and Scotland | is of an, easy-going disposition, with plenty of gon Canarian, ofthe STOCKHOLDERS oe ced a general mecing | W. Group of the M. E- church will’ hold « Thanksgiv’ | ‘aken to express the regret of the department | and it is quite as evident that he will take his | land mad Wales eile toe ke ta aaa ties | Gomeexery landion evicting thelr tenants by | yim and expectancy. Good authority credits AKETT F 3 F 2 2 several 2 conservative members to London in a cab. Ire- | wholesale s : y E ofthe STOCKHOLDERS to elect a board of re, | Ing serves ure, "There wiil be at the death of Mr. James Auld, the veteran th bers to London in acab. Ire- | wholesale, with Earl Spencer encouraging 0 1 ASS CAFETIE make by-laws, and transact a ‘busines whieh | shortaddresses 2 time atter that date in order that he may secure - with the guarantee of long life, “I feel like « BR FETTER, take by-laws, and transact any other pusitiess which poe Ii | chief of division of that office. the names of those allie acceptable to himeett | ibd; of course, will be swopt by Parnell. “Lon. | them, and the poltee and: scldiery and tsa cone | Salow wneled boon ooting ielciie miitint on oe vee maumetal mse i Secrecy cite = i WILL BE AN_ASSEI ¥ OF don is tain, but probably will give a | clon magistracy would have # u ag ic eee in general micetlog'and chat the Sucreiary ieee bs CAEN Sad ETE RTL TOF | | rary Penctneatlsen rae oisieus Gkayios’ [sui mecotie ee approval | radical Vilorge ee oa Provably will gi ‘usisting them. Under the name of free sebools | teebere in, January” was Wise's recent laugh BRASS RECEIVERS, tient in The Evening Star Newspaper « Olelsek mans “Objects Pe celebrate Ce ereN ft 12 | The visit of Assistant Secretary Fairchild af the | of the appointment of Commissioner Webb by |. The campaign has been dull, and has pro- | the liberals are making an insidous attempt to, ing repl a a BRASS PLAQUES, anatase ALLEN C. CLAR! sian.” AN Who arein (e-lowship wits usareinvited.is | White House yesterday was at the request of | the people of the District has encouraged the RD edie Gere panier ceri) [remnant ppemereeyee reprimand THE SENATORSHIP, pomp ——— — a RS (se A ots os AN) cHuncar | {he President, Who, had a long conference with eee to meet the popular verdict again by | and Chamberlain, who as not lost ground. wy | The reform or theeode of} rocedure of the Rouse | ‘The republican contingent in the legislature ABL << seee I a "cor. Léth and ‘ a s ics is ERAS HOOK RACKS, PURCHASED PROMPTLY. 5 Mor secre Pai ths Vesoers at a Ker: lammand, the general condition of the service ike Sharadar ablligs aaa eecear PTT [eee a eee pea ered [een cee ail” oppone ne nia ‘of Se sc Boom the Book. n21-2t* | the catise of education Neen aa Connecti ress! 7 cE :, fully on theif oars till the momentous assem- | radicalism in the commons, and of des| * Sone Sas : nie £ BSI F educa . Will preach to- | Stood that the President will make several im. | the office. The board, 1t is understood, 1s to be or a irming- | Was never so compact in Virginia as now. ‘The most extensive general stock of BRASS GOODS ied to meet at Shea's Hall, Pennstive | Nation” Altersasher ete ane set” Before the | Portant rocommendations to Congress in his | reconstructed throughout, and the selection of | Ping of parllament in Februae, Tams coscas cisdee spetoas damnot sia amt: | Manone’ organizing powers and is te tobe found anywhere, Dinan , cerium to mest at Shea's Hall, Pena: Sitters, Mason WHE he wantor, Kev. it. i | forthcoming message, look! go general gly the third, or Engineer Commissioner, ashes! ING MILAN'S CHANGED LUCK. | jority acainsi the Irish party. This would mean | On the state debt issue are lald ghosts, For the wee waleeaueren Hrusiness “of importance: iy order M-W. TAs A: | ter by Heva Rowuee Goce ee Re yee ee, wine | plification and. improvement of the customs | called, tskes quite as much time as the others. ‘the power to crush the anti-radicals in parlia- | present ‘they are remembered with ex: eee ee, |e say, | Boomarertatnmdztemiene "OME | abies and Hants ese Wy cat uae Me | gunman Unde telnet Bet | ue gingatar Transformation im Ser | ine Finney mutid then propa fr fre | loos tat am tena idiaiony bt tant wil = = EMBERS o Sion? fy OF St. and ral others. Is allege exist under the | from those who the rank above that of sche! 1 de to ‘sul nt ismans i THE MEMBERS c See cme nips evecare. aig | Present system. it Is sald the Prosident will | captain. An oifiees of the Gore tney Cena | ne Pi ts Daring the Last Few | eee ee acne ete eae ee doors to | crate united until new disturbing = Brotherlwod of SECOND BAPTIST rp pes ‘rospect ae failure, because it would not be sui t _Brovberlived of Curpentera and Jc "of dth st and Virginia are oe, ee EE | pursue the same practical course in obtaining | ally fitted ‘as an assistant toGen. Newton in| Days, the wants of the people, and finally they | be projected into the thought of a state always Lanes, Artextiox 5th but corner “ih and sis fiw. at which | Hag ‘Swe pastor Preaching at 11 o'clock am, and | ,/rmation Se Cee wo conmidlere Plowing rocks out of Hell Gate, but valucless, | «5 131 Gable Dispatch to Tum EVESIXO STAR, Would force down “a halting measure of | a batilefleld for ideas and 4 convictions. “One Ume matters of ‘vital importance will be considered, | 700 p.m. by = Prayer and ssage i Imost, In mani e large street and sewer D TO § = ‘same. methods | buadred LATEST PARISIAN MODES IN HAIR GOoDS | By order ofthe Uaon bee ‘Thursday eveningat's230 ovclock. Nt Pease mesting = systems of Washington, to say nothing of te-| LONDOX, Nov. 21.—The situation in the east ae eee asic mpesontient “iy, which au. | ture—the ‘exact party. strel al vote } WILE 3. PRANDI, _w. ." . See. ES! iAPEL—TEACHERS | , MARSHAL McMronae1 callé@ at 4he White | orgunizing and controlling the police lorce of | is & complete turn of the kaleidoscope. Two|ipinty was bought for ye impracti-|for the caucus nominee the Sen- —— ERE WILL, RE A SPECIAL MEER. prayer meeting, 9:18 a m.; Sunday school, | house to-day and obtained ission @f the | the District. To ascertain each man’s special | days ago Servia had a walk-over in three direc- | cable land act of 1881, ‘Therefore we ieel | alorship. ‘There are three candidates 1300 F Sraugr. ngof Plasterecs La A. 1644, Ke of La: off pie s meeting, 3280 pn’ fuaviia series | President for ten days’ leave. “Ae ‘wiljfgo to | qualifications, such for instance, as were found | ‘ion5“Widain was reported taken, the Drago. | bound to advise that no confidence bs placed in | now discussed in ‘Virginia. J ‘Waller POMPADOUR BANGS _ SHINGLED BANGS. 0 pum. Ail members fasrieg cae Pm Revival services | piitadeiph: r iB ihe late Eugineer Commissioner Major fe : the liberal or radical party, and, as far as possi- | Staples, twelve years presiding judge of the a2 HIS s by order oct Brvnod during tie week. A cosdual site ion | Philadelp! Ha to-night and retarn on the 80th of | fining, isnoaninery task, ior no personal | man pass was brilliantly turned, the raw levies | {te liberal or radical party, and, as fur a8 pos: courto! appeals, '= siroag an able ‘Thee styles never need be in the hairdressers’ ‘RAL WATER fi free. ii*_| November, Should anything be done about | proierment or Influence of any kind will, it | of Bulgaria melted away before the disciplined | ;, falling into the hands of @ party so da is the horse” of the Bands. always ic onder by plain combing. Hair Pog he ire Bed EE N PLAGE M. & cHURGH | the appointment of his successor in the mean- | {3 understood, enter into the cholee. t { Servia, and King Milan was to make | fajtge ween ‘and incompetent. = = spring, and for stle by JOH, eKEY WourH, Se Tre ne aah Sommer OF Oth and K sia— Preaching | “me, he will be notified by telteraph. THE PRESIDENTS VIEWS. a tctrapea ees into Sofia in n few hours, | Inn nationalists should bot vous ‘liberal or Daiwa hw. Sole the D.ofG a 7:30 p.m. by ev. 8K. Cox. D.DE RoE ae P yw oases, in wi Bes Txer Dix THANKSGIVING COMES BUT « Hamer, Pniver meeting Wednewlsy night at 7:30: | | Mf. BakrHouDI axp His Founrarx,—When | Those who have talked with the President | Today King Milan is deseribed in Vienna as an Sy a4 oo usa SS, TEA Ea then soutwraaee SeataNce | Palau Tawa Deeereet Me Pe aad ey ait Ae, mt. | Mr. Bartholdl was here recently a well-known | concerning the tocal government here have | ally who has disgraced his supporters, Prince parliament bas given guarantee that the can- 4 count ae os : Pine cunsreratious: ermon by itev. br, Suni the | Oficial asked him his opinion of the location of | always found him earnestly Interested in the | Alexander has displayed splendid courage. | Rizlament nas given gaarantes that the car west Virginia bas always beon or r pablic iy invited. tre _ | Ris mammoth fountain in the botanical yar-| administration of municipal affairs. He has | The correspondents are already talking of his | and unprincipled herd who would break every por ncmgte meen fomy a es Pe NSKaee == CHURCH OF TE dens. “What good is it there?” replied the | quite thoroughly posted himself in many re- mili reputation. The Servian headquar- | Pledge and violate every principle in obedience ‘in the 8 e Court in cases (ee, OUR TURKEY MUST Have TH "corner of Mass. ‘ave. eminent sculptor. “Nobod) 0 .%, the | spects, despite the rush of other public matters, ei Zhe to the call ot the whip or mandateof a caucus, poy meee test, Gapy Cod Cranberries. “JOHN Services at 11 am. and 230 pin. kev. vr. kiiure, | Water doesn’t run, and half effect. t.by ut the police, the fire department, the man: | tera have been hastily retired from Tzaribrod | We will communicate to the branches of the eee state debt made de ae PA 20-0t_ | rector, will preach, moruing and evening. Ushers will | Never liguting the famps.”” e [agement of the public school system, etc. So | to Pirot, where the most optimistic correspon- | nationalist society their names, reads omen, (= ,20 SSF ORIN YOURSELE ABOUT | eat sicangore in tite iors In the evening of the principal features o! ft ee Gee : hi his inquiries bave gone he has found | dent only describes the state of affairs as not ex- Prayer. ets effect of the rays irom the encircling lamps | iach thar leotosilont ana Sono teat 1s, tosuy | actly critical. Even the official Servian report nae gad cans: ouiy se. Cleared the Town of Tramps. re erp LINE ME CHURCH, GEE AND |{ making, tho talling shecta of water appear | the icast, Indi Tuo, honest expeddiiars | anys. feeling of depression prevails. Widdin They Engle ty 1 asd perpound, JOH i. Nov. 21.—A special to the minated. “He seewed disappointed that the | of the public maney, he haa been assured, is] 18 8sfe in Bulgarian bands, as the Servian gen-| | GALVESTON, TEX., rf — s z s News from Denton says that fitteen tramps who | cratic sentiment of Virginia, They . — aor asT uae sie, ta | advantage. von a OPPortani, toahow | ungucadioned wach et cute laces te Die | Sal Were ace WF te Utteen.stse | Nore cdeued in tntcaisbons, there t rarur | euceentimant of Viera, They BARGAIN 1_One Brown Beaver Visite “custo aed Atmore ‘Since steat Vr meeting. 1 br ae aeaye) e oad to Bofia is very strongly defended, and | ing to work were wailed upon. last, night by ® | The country. ‘The family of each : with imization Beaver, reduced from $17.50 to $7.50. Toa e ine aad save Toumel! arent deal of trouble, _—_ TA TOM = er wnavaL MANEUVERS IN me see Waters, self swith the ballet that Washlogvon can be Tela iorcesnen ms ving frond all quarters. Pad BO mage Fok pre ky Fr [upon the Supreme Court of 3 FES alz wana 2 TOM diejy: | The Secretary of State is informed by cable | made to present to the country the model mun- | A special train bear! guat inid on, each, and | Siaies, For generations RAINS @ Latter Hye 585. B. Mall, 0230 Nise! thirty-nine lashes, wel ‘on, to, ane lerlin maker handsomely tnttimed, thie day 38, thiday formea | Ste Aum N- ickwuan.” Mhepickdiiea’ at 72 | that the Greek government, pteparatory to the Jolpnl government Bd ‘bo 1+ anxious that. it | Nisch for a hasiy coanell of wat is sien of the | pea iad whem to =eic they vee” and hota | Vireinis bave bed as a ‘Maich them in iuis city for $20 if you can. from the platform. oor collection for the month of | approaching naval maneuvers, has placed tor Itis impossible to imagine a more complete | tramp is seen in Denton to-day, and no more | OOF" crs judge of the Court of. - 's Schoot Ne mate ond oe enerulCath- cet i. FLETUHRR wilt ate loes in the straits of Lytolia and Salam! MUNICIPAL REFORM, and dramatic change than the intent act of this are expected this season. in that capacity, and is eerie 5 eee ee rere oat 4 STAFF CAPT wks. | nd In ceratn other waters of the vicinity, and | The interest which the President has mant- | $0¢,@zamatic cha Teel papers giving hin repute ta Be sold at $225 this day. = nl9st J 8 vine nd Lieut. Livy onsunday even: | that, Sesteniay.° Such waters was forbidden | fested in local government has been ear ——__. = Ki loners = mre eee soem a Dale, editor of the i S 4—Pew Ladies aos EX ENGLAND AND ALL SGREUATIONAL 05 - ad id nestly marked in word and deed during the LONDON BOOK TALK. WINS, 5 ‘. 21. rons iner during war; ae 4 cena Gonsany penne he cc gg Cantinee tare ae ea CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, REV. THE CHARGES AGAINST GEN. EATON.—A, H. Chas. O'Brien quarreled over agame of cards | Sininent lmletiers and journal 5. ni ‘Pravelend credits Issued. -Ubited States bonds an Ta BUA, Pastor — Preaching by Det Sears Bete te monictpal palltics r Press | yesterday. Each left the saloon and “heeled | {)nutei whodied a kew > with black fur, sold at $15. You can buy Ittoday atga | C0.. Hankers bath School and Kible clawesat ssoume ee Sal Stings daptibagend ntl ase hve teat on re Prerodered ie the aera adOrity aulte Ut | special Cable Digputch to Tite EvmNrwa STAR Lyons repiving with a revolver. Beven amos: | Tom wien Mas tama en ‘been is = a Sr Ba ern ee Sheactecion cretary of the Interior, reflecting upon the | precedented in the history of that city. His y. be “ i to either, but a eyo 6 teks! also | (fae FIRST SEAMEN'S BETHEL RETREAT, peeeing apor z Loxpos, Nov. 21.—W. H. Mallock is writing | were exchanged without injury to elther, but | qynguished in. public Tis Secu gambeic reais all ssen 1a) ienath: nood satis: | RGUTTAELE Uns savy Yard gate Cae AE NEAR | conduct of the bureau, and Ing Commis- | speech accepting the nomination, in which he ie. He is Match it if yomcan tor less than @5 cents. You can i ‘assoctation, | Mayivalservicenby Mrctusseilund A kalsteun willbe ion > iF y a political novel, to appear serially in the Na-| one of the bullets through the saloon | sons of the John S, Barbour who was. CO-OPERATIVE BULLD! this week. uuday. intor who knew only the Horie inteaag ae Plunder in mualeipal attains: wes followed ts | ecnat teevtes Z ‘indow ud. struck Joba sarin cme, Gf te | gress from 1828 to 1533. “Orange and Culpeper ESS oe Assets, $5352.442.66. willrevive her Tops anh Gconel Teepe | auother lady as copyist, whose duty ce ie | prompt action when he era the ene ” 1 | Proprietors. He lived about 20 minutes, Lyons | counties have been the homes of the rs aS na Shares, $250 per month, Meotbies ‘aided by Sirs dubell sett ieaiaere''S | draw her pay. He also charged. tee a Tapes | Proetelee Ths TEE Soe cay RchICE | Madame Viardot announces her desire to sell | BnP'Oriivien ran but were capuured. The in: | $22 many years. A county was given the fami sucked fuck, all ate cae eft mnsUn. | shares in the loth iene mag be taken! and pasments | pb. Mrs Chawbets will address the mectiug. “7230 | to be published by the bureat: soraitad Pore | oriadonein dagen tne spirit -as weil astie | the complete manuscript of Mozart's opera of | quest developed ne fact, that the shot that | iy name, and the county-seat was named for Will sell it to-day for 3B centa | Ses ated four ‘aail nomads ne tetiohas | Riri, WC: Mulan wil oach, aiding Site, few | tractor from: government, documeusses Theze | feier or theseamticasonet Pee state id tig | “Don Glovannl.”, The proseeas will go towards | filied Lavin was rea hy O'Brien. wguier ofone of the prominent members of eee ee ee ee . BI ane rie Sespet Hymns. * | charges were sent to Gen. Eaton, and his reply, | Were promptly vetoed, ‘The city officials and | the erection of a Mozart monument in Vienna, Cnsibian Kaws oF abiaenE: the family. James Barbour, & cousin of ‘the tucked, and two compre rudite moked. Match it if | arta "ache W JERUSALEM TEMPLE (SWE. | Which has beon received Ly Secretary Lamar, | clerks in local offices, who looked upon their te- | 4 wow edition of Raskin’s “Stones ot Vente” prese 3 ou can for less than Socents. You can buy it a - ae HOMAS s Seeents. _ JOHN JOY EDSON, Secretar; ve me we x” | States Senator, Minister to England, Secretary’ was considered entirely satisfactory and_ the | spective positions as anything buta public trust, A WOMAN “IN A STATE OF SANCTIFICATIO? e A ea | eater etree, Sermo oo = HrugLggonderation or the ‘ater tt nee | Mov clad to seeing and demadmade ty | tun Drees, Teil be a rprintof tne second | “sev ro ruisox rox neFoaixo ro Taxw ax | of War ana governor, ar hating vecn qpeaker s> THE WOMANS EXCHANGE 15 Now | Mas? Am 3 . ry al 5 , BARGATS 9-Our French, Woven, Comets in drab i prepared $0 do Plain Sewing iteparing eet Wor What Was the Diving 1ndasseneg 93 Be 5 eat pay, the sane as if they were conducting a pri- | four guineas, A new collection of his miscella-| yore Cannors, Tht.,Nov. 21.—In the triat | Sided over the convention that nominated i1ar- and white. full boned. ai front thei is, GUO Hest Under ts a a ERSONAL.— val ness. Fiion of the councils ” lous Pope nia nde Gor price for thisday 38 centn | Made at low rates. Children’s and inauta clothes & | 2m av Nas app ae at eapche he boustful alr of u Tweed, | Neous works, called “On the Old Road,” will be | of Keech and Millard, for conspiracy in the | Or anio., Pullip P, Barbour, apeaker ot volted, and, with pect Shat LUTHER PLACE MEMORIALG cuz, | Bend, the old home of Senator Miller, of Cail- | Volted,, BARGAIN 10-Gloria Umbrella, 26 inch, You | “PC main Hise pS ready in a fortnight, in two volumes. Miss Hattie Lines, the assistant 7 ‘whose —_— = 0 J. G. BUTLER cuts all free. ser: | fornia, that he fs alarmingly Ill, and will not be | Fouved Kugw what the mayor was “golng t0 | " George More, the chiet English disciple of | Guetmisiress’ at Lanark, a witness for the Peet ee tase doen eat tee ae ee Know what this means for this day-only 81.75: TH INSTITUTE, | vice Femularly “storming and Afternoon. “At 40 | in Washington for the opening’ot Congrean | fn tony iedte nets Yet Three yenry ager | Zl, ae Pireating of the llie of aeroup ofaint | cculton, refused to take the oath oF sidicm, gro ped the portralts of ‘of the House MUTTUW, KEY. UABABI SN ekg, ss 7 in,” treating e life of agrouy v1 on account Vi aa CRAP at | aa coca ke | ay seas Neramn yyenue aa | ad ta one preaced a ARE Midtak | heats Reicha tae, | tends i whieh ie ant, charger, rn | tae ea iiemeds atts of santa, | Seas Martastns att gee made of good, ix, aver wd ovienee none C Avenue Christian, iY merely a decorative bac! und. le will next itted to the county jail to for a longer course. Separate apartinents for ladiesand | 5 was yesterday comm! iy it was for him that He: BARGAIN 12_Kid Glove, Our regular dollar | feoticinen, ‘Opens ati to Span Cal for creature | Silly Presbyterian Sud Church of Fatheriand, at 1i | 1mProvement company, are at Weicker's.— | «business estatlishmen, and that itis putin | Zete tudy of a Group of Men,” with women | Wasyesterday committed to the county Jail Glove, silk stitched back, aiso plain, only 75 cents, Fron Hatrvig NISSEN, Vice Consul of Sw = national convention of ‘democratic party and Norway nly: ie Register of Wills Ran.sdell, who has been v. be ted business bacl a [Fs YOUNG scenes CHRISTIAN assoc, | Ill,i8 much better today, aud will probably | Giea=us © Pe conducted on business prinel | relegated to the background. With the orders of the court. Judge Brown ex- | Cust the vote of Vitginia for, Vieo President, && (FS 2G I: | soon be out MM Elkins i ‘The Letnire Hours magazine announces a ‘nature of the Tequirement to Miss WARAGEN XO-AM Bivens Mulechiered Late’ (> ICFOREG ne New ork uve sToskocy again ir. Stephen B. Elkins Later on, in vetoing a resolution by which the | series of papers on London bachelors and their | pitined the nature of the native did, ony. against Van Baren on the tcket with Jackson ea ee be perenne Tageee ie Superior ladies hale cutter | Bow aS'yoau. Mew Rasa uel DY ME. doszen | Que eucntor Mr deine at Augusta Attorney | city was sived $1,000, he again auld: “This | mode of ving, with statistics ana curious in| ites and told her that if she never did, any- | St tue latter's second election. ‘This day you buy them at 17 cents, thera eieuae ae wee ee Freee comes Maes. pia bs eg ts Mira. General ling Clinton, of Wa at the elim ta ry ee for plain speec! ted my re {2 | formation. : truthsbe would be in bo danger of missi . AS TO CLAIMS. seca be | yer mrp ha Men's “Bible | Mrs. Red! gton, in| the action of your honorable body shall be —— = Tady took’ the inatter | While the Virginia democrat will find hhim- B. Ladies! All-Linen Tnitial Handker- | iiss, conducted by the Secrewry; 6 p.m., Gospel meet. | San Francisco on Saturday: last.—-—Hank, heaven. The young lady cilia, colored borders, Bold staSeecta, Tote closed | Roohtay ences ay jast-——Hans. S| plainly stated. I withold my assent from the| THE WOUNDED LEFT TO DIE. Ing, fed by ale: Ocravius KNiGiE, ‘Out Priday at 10 cenia gut BARGAIN 15—Holiand Shades, patent rollers, com- plete in ali colors, at Jae. Match them anywhere. —— esr bore See ey to dely the | selfeasily content with the election of either tatter a short sojo jungeon mtanee | cell, she compromised the matter by taking the | Batbour or Daniel as preservative of Virginia Beattle, surveyor of the port of New York, and ; satie, because I regard it as the culmination of Representative Peter B. Mahoney, of Brooklyn, | a most bare/aced, impudentand shameless scheme the successor of “Richelicn” Robi ‘The Servian and Bi A ie eon ee inson, are al} to betray the interests of the people and to gation BARGAIN 16—Turcoman Portieres just received. | ving Macttine Hotablintes re a ‘& Branch ‘oung pecple's meeting 7 Of Pennsylvania, and Seney, of OMer ate ci tug | Worse, than squander the public inoney.” The} Corps Whelly eat = usual statutory affirmation, less the pains and | traditions, he ts perplexed with the claims that ¢ ica : ; i : (0, ar po ti a holly Inadequate— Prince . i<>* LE TO INFORM MY PATRONS ng se sa a Hs: daar peep oes eval Phys 3 penaities of perjury. See Shon! poe Ma ter We will seli thea: Friday at S350, Sewing Machine Fstablishment at G04 9th St, oUDO- sassiving service Petudayy att a te n | Riggs. shreat as to “what he was going 0 do about it’ at a n friends of tor his favorite for th wok charge of an apparently losing site the Patent office. with the largest and finest we | Place Meworiat Church, umiuu of De” Bust rules the hour, the people will. I hope and be-| @@y- A Bad Break in Oil. some rom Mahone in 1883, when Mahone gut bis first RS Fortment of ewig Machines In the District ~House. | Church, Unity Presbyterian, ut. Parca pastor, Ver | SUpPles for the New York Cnstem | lieve, have no reason to complain of the action | LONpox, Nov. 21.—Dispatches from Slivnitza | ee price WHIRLS DOWN FOUR CENTS AMID The alo RGAIN 17—-six pairs Lace Curtains, edges, +4 ent dec gues = a nie inet sy ey Sorina og mont # rene ‘Caristian church, Dr. ¥. 2, Pow bas House. o ers honorable body. payee ree state thatonly a few em ee scenes be- GREAT EXCITEMENT. of the eee eles are : si dbchawen = LOWEST BIDS FOUND To RE MUCE HiGHaE | 10 P! Passio tween the Servians and Bulgarians at the tront| ew Yorx, Nov. 21.—Noon.—There was an amend A wit | Henin. “I employ NO CANVASSEnS. Make F SHU HC 7 | Pee 4 kind of low, cheap cunnfng, as to motives and ‘attack morn- eRSIGES Agu Care's Teme ate wt | Potted save tama stenting (ee, CHUNG OR THE EPIPHANY: Wantl"| “THAN MARKET PRICES AND PURCHASES TOBE Purposes of thors and” io" mock‘beroinma ut | ZeeUerday. Prince Alesander Intends to attack | other heavy break in Une oll market Tht morn: | to Covel a tach olen Heakievot machioesw specialty. Lent Cotton, Gopools | Seevices, ® tan Doly communion. Ti win./gervicg | MADX IN OPEN MARKET, n efftonter# which openly declares that & | \cather permitiing. Both sides are constantly | then st closes. last evening. at Losatobies this year under es management, Bat BARGAIN 19-Jersey Caps, with polk dots, Friday, | ruse’ WAL, STIX BELIN und secnion, 3:45 p.m. children's service uid cate: | A long correspondence has taken place be-| Wholesome public sentiment is to be set at | weather, Leite teen ents to the front. The bat- | during the next fiteen minutes it broke meanwhile Major Daniel bas been ® large part 13 cents, ‘G04 9th st., opp. Patent Uz, and 1717 Pa ave. | SU2dnE., 7:30 pm. service aud vermon, ‘Seats tree at | 4, the er lector of the naught, sometimes deceives and leads honest | {Uny {ng reinforce 100%, of all these democratic successes, He was as . 5 Established 1877 Shs Seto aud 780 p.m. - traugers will tind a teatiet | tween the cc lector. Portof New York and | mou to aid in the consummation of schemes | tleficld fs still strewn Role pee ecard nent at the Lynchburg convention of vivachibeyofean Wilbon atageeutn “" 7 | yE:S Men Bei hs ewe ots, former om | Seat navi one ease mjamclnpane uae | tb6 Treasury department concerning the te, | Miulets St exPoed, they would Jook upon with | SO .Gr both atsaios aro wholly inudeguratere ‘si, Is now 2 iol " 1 Mord- | chase PI rr m house, Mr. | abhorence.” want BARGAIN 21 Ove lot Children's, uibbed Hose. | (Fg AUGUST “DETTERER, PRENC otet the sermon Wil De upen SC heathy eit! fi | Hedden bas furnished. the Gopartment with | The saving to the city alone inthe Buffalo | cot hele pr een ay assist tinemeal tee, | eee ees eto Sane, Bellas ae. every day im tie week. Prisay at 5c. | LU--SE~ainerican and! Vienna liread m specially: (Kee et ecuoncn & tables of prices, showing that the prices patd to | Seer contracts amounted to nearly $800,000, | Nolenis Dorn where they fell. to the effect that it was holdii oa » He BARGAIN 22—Ladiew Silk Hose. Few odd colors | 2712 H =. u-w., All order by telepioue or otherwise "FB. RICE, pascor. the lowest bidders under contract are vastly | \, the of Preside: < SSS SS well with a flow of thirty barrels pe: > a sneak ts) will be closed out at G0 cents. | eesenl : paens cali ge 5 Sim ‘the church, and di fin exteun,) of (Chat tegaker i pitas | Cnt ae eee noes Clariant ped RAILROADS IN CHINA. decline was checked by 10:30 and the marke! ot ;. < GAS FIXTURES market ices | orally oun! nearly @ mililo! . BARGALN 23-Orieatal Laces, 8 inches wide, 206. | | [> pies" Praise: muted of the articles, He complains also that the gup- | and the burden of taxation was diminished 16 — en eee BARGAIN 24—10c. Ceiluloid Dressing Combs, Sc ‘Can be purchased at here wii be heb i@ the plies furnished under the contracts are gener- | # corresponding amount, No Coneessions Will be Granted te For- | The break resulted in the failure of J.B. Lu- BARGAIN 20~citioes ose Hine Pan Scena Fr FE onoore |e ev aenamea aa iy ot ntrgraualty, and nende opectene in | i, iy anerers great that the men and clemers od Ff Sool, inench ome or copa BARGAIN 26—Feit Tidies, assorted styles, 7 cts. aac ts 531 15th st,, Corcoran Building. Ba phe Ail the mem! Aide pa Phat the purchases be made in open route to,| Up to the President's tundard, and not only in | Special Cable Dispatch to Tar: EVENING Stam. penn ES BARGAIN 27—Zephyrs, all colors, $ cents, FANCY GLOBES, BRASS WORK, &c.,e. oe? | See a {he best advantage. tis supposed that about | 2nnicipal management, but 1h the other Loxpox, Nov. 21.—The Chinese embassy here | 51. sonn MacDonald's Mission to Lom- a = a NNIGNIM Fite ce eERe THE TABERNACLE, REV. ROBERT | the same condition of ‘affairs extais trlet offices, states that the Chinese government has not BARGAIN 25—Embroldery Silk. 7c. adozen akeins, WEUNHEIMERS PATENT ‘Nourse, pastor. —Secvices a 11 id ae ae —+e+—___ =. “p Slug and Scouring Ketablishment | 710 vm. Leciure’ in the evening 10 young men, | f,most of the supplies furnished under con- granted and will not grant any concession for | no coxFER WITH THE IMPERIAL AUTHORI- BARGAIN 29—Tinsel for Embroidery, 10c. a ball. nm. a 2 inday scicray | tact w the government in various parts of the Death of Mr. RB. L. Ream. . ‘Gis vib se aw. abject, “Daniel In the Lion's Den. Ol at building railroads in Chips. . Baron De Lorme ‘TIES ON INTERNATIONAL QUESTIONS. BARGAIN 30--Piald Windsor Ties, 29 cent, Formerly at 200 1 st. aw. ie | country. Mr. Robert L. Ream, whose dangerous illness | {Si a'45 be mersly trying to obtain promises of — mnie pte BAIN 40— Lined. li RON AMS, PRIN’ . Jan a Wi has been died at 9 o'clock this morn! om one. agg Pe BARGAIN 40-Hore Trimming, and Padded, | [F—g=> BYRON S ADAMS, PRINTER, of. TAMee CHURCE pS Another Irregular Navy Voucher, He was Pagr Center county, Penn., in Oote: " 06 tof lan. evening sot, Longon. His malssion = os - = iakicecuae’ Sine | Renston and Claims Agente’ WOrk a specialty. io pane acting hear Aiud Sud 12 a.m, 3a and | THE SECOND CONTROLLER HOLDS UF A $5,000 | hor, 1809. ‘Though quiet and ‘anassaming {a Liliane and stent 10 secures, a webbed’ Those eho ever thited ot nnmets ie | — Pret Testimony, Petitions aud Arguments se8-Sm | 7-4u Eero pe Ste aa een cand 9 NOUCHER APPROVED BY THE Pa’ manner, he wasa man of nolitile energy and Nhe Ghinses have no intention to {ablshiment ou Friday show d uot fall to do so. Fes sanvers sepa * Meet oan SERAL, ‘| sore of character. ‘was 8 ploneet railroads bullt until they have put the She GAS FIXTUR! ero PROS METHOD Pounsylvanis | THe second controller has held up a reserva- salenrer of the ae Dea hi ie cabana yes country. tna thorough state of dc a se FS, GAS FIXTURES ‘Rev. W. BaLpwis, tion voucher a ved. by Pay ral bi they will construct them themselves. Their BAuM's, scudteeaurnia onan aime > LAO. pproved by Paymaster General | the first bullding erected at, Madison, now the | they. seanichent ines seat, 416 SEVENTH STREET. Tuuseeke Chessex tanpeas Potions vdiceting, Gu,” Coaseceation ervice Menday | Sth of the navy, amounting to over $5,000 | capital of Wisconsin, Ho was practically as Great Remnant Day in our DRY GOODS DEPART- Love foreign eat on account of irregularity, and has notified the | tbe. surveyor gonerai of the territories of 409 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST, _se19 | Welcomed. It a. a ot Kansas claim tor and Nebraska, and he did other with ye ~ ‘ 2 Suspended paymaster general to make good the tea a = = es ioe Seas Saree fea ep | setae mneoramemmae sew Decaasee | fac een, fer nagy Yours ma ete | RvR Sorex, aA lass Sameer tes Sake soir ‘RS. M. J. HUNT. , BANKERS, ow, Ot 12 a." m.’ and 7: J. | for m ‘Years he bas been spect jal felde ‘Williand Whalen had left bis wife on thelr M 1300 F STREET ¥.W., Gove Seweiane Pavan % Of Philadelphia’ Sunday school af ‘should be te mile: went ‘was contracted | rauche wi eens. 5 ay hy hunting ‘Has just returned trom NEW YORK, and invites the LADIES to INSPECT her CHOICE STOCK OF = “LUMBER.” yl a Naval Academy Cadets. THE CHANGES AS SHOWN BY THE i pure and ARTHUR Narr. nI9_Cor. 14th and I sim and 2d and D sis Tax Ber Puce TO FIND A NOVEL AND USEFUL PRESENT. 2 ue ‘THE MOST EXTENSIVE. GENERAL LINE = | Panis from Suc up, oF BRASS ) | Ait noye aehoot Shoes - [0 BE FOUND ANYWHERE, ee _ é Prieewicx, MAYWARD & -HUTCHINGON, = 404 oT ernest. i

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