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GEORGETOWN.

SfIRE-Brnrnr Of RamsbKrs's Sunac NiY-On
Sa , light last fire originated in the sumac
bridge The forts If the empayes t. exiins2i.h the
flames proving futile, the steamer Henry Addison
The fire msds considerable headway, and on sb ~e
alter clock it Was found necessary to turn in an
promptly responded to by the apss tbs III
partment-thc Union, Franklin, and Hook all Lad
Nsr CON paaies making quick time and rendering val
uaU sssiaIce after their arrival but despite the
united ecrts Of the rsnen. police and citizens the
mill with Contents was entirely destroyed. entail
Ing less on PROJECTORS OF alb ,ut eight thousand
dollars on wbc,. we lear Is an insurance Of 5000
to pIevert be spread - the ass The fire is said
TO have originals fr n the sSe.m engine used in the
mill Steamers NJ, and 4, Of Washington wou;,i
also lave been on LanI' bat for TIE fact that no
was rCrg four times the irge neis. which caused
HE m tn 3. t. the eighth about two Ts,r:
ttuiiding new and more substantial NH, At an carly
lTnr Brvfe FROM sstin adr3ary spot. the edges
of The decks in most plac being Inaccessible On
fTeshet. From Davis salt warehouse 10 sims saw
MIL the mud is about SIX TO eight inches deep.
and it will he some days before the usual business
Ioutine Of Water street will be resumed The steamer
O'Clock. The John Gibson Is expected from New
York this afternoon as also the Prometheus Of the
new Boston line
NosUNDAY TURKKI.-Snne thief, fond of.sa piece
q breast or thigh bone effected entrance into
street on Saturday night and carried off fa@ fnT
key which inter ded to satisfy the sppeties of
the Newman family ct dinner time yesterday.
OUR PUBLIC SCHooLs-The Board OF Guardians,
at their late meeting received the reports Of the va
rious schools and ordered the same TO be fil=d be
sides directing the payment of the bills for current
fnFes. The application of Miss Della Ross for
position as teacher was aleo received and filed.
THE fIEE COMMISSIONERS al their last quarterly
meeting audited and ordered 20 be paid the bills Of
he fire department for the quarter ending SGplem.
Der 10Th last amounting TO 5 loo.
THE CANAL IL still inactive, ard the water will not
BE let IN until he repairs are complete which will
Re about the 18th or Goth inst. ~
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Stock RAn0Pe

BS Baabss, B.os,rs' and Com sr,-ctdf I.I,s,ar,
Lewis johnson Co, Quote stocks and bones In
home ard foreign markets a. follows -
NKw YORK, Oct. l0-First Bosru-U. g. g. lssl
coupon ia; ps, lso2, coupon, n3; sas 1854 con.
Don, nss Sas. lso5. coupon, lils. 5-1Os, new lSss
coup .il01s ;5aos, 1857, coupon. lles sos iSSs con
p2n, nee n-sos coqpon 1855: Currency es, iiis.
land. 90 o,d Western Union Telegraph, j Z; Uaick
silver, Pacific mail;.4S: Boston Wster Powefy4r
AMERICAN EXP, u 5. END So: do, pref, =,
\. Y. Central and Hudson, eSiS: Do do scrfp. s. )
Erie. 2lt-; do. prefd, 46; Harlem. 1873: Reaiiny
nel; Michigan Central, I2lis; Lake shore md
Nichigan southsEn, 9da; Illinois Central, ~,
Cleveland ard Pi;tsburg, loss: Northwest 81
do, preferred, $50; Union Pacific X r. 2s,; New
JERSEY Central, m7; Rock Island. il27E: Mi,wankie
SIS: Wabash and Western, So: Fort Wsvne
81. Alton and Tetre Harte. =: Chicago 4 tifSn'
ii.sa, Cnlcago Alton, pref d. ll4ta: OHIO and s
sis-ppi Certificates, 5S1s Tennessee State de- old
sys; tenneSsee State 6s new. 607i. Virginia STATE
o. old, O. Central Pacific Bones, 90, North pa-
olins IS old. so. do. new, 26's Missouri ss oes
Cold, ll3lsall35a. Market strong w. ~ -
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Names of Bidders
AS close a calculation As could be made show,

AS Close calculation could be made shows
a difference IN the whole Job Of FROM a 900 to
$1,000 IN favor of the double line of pipe sewer
under The CATERS. as against the cld-fashiOna ID
mann IiDe OF brick. or brick and pipe. in the
middle OF the street, with the ADVANTAGE that
they can be reached from the sidewalk in case
OF needed repairs or for any other purpose,
HnEOut disturbing the surface of the street
after il has been paved. The Commissian- ac-
cordlngly, decided TO adopt the double pipe
pan, ana IN this decision they will no doubt
nave the concurrence OF the property holders
AT NEE ting of the Commission, held this
me6n ing, ~ was decided to accept the proposal
y, rani murphy. which, il will be seen by the
aooNe tsole; - the lowest bid offered, provided
ne viii De able to undertake and complete the
siCn. - INV Si'
They expect TO have this part of the work
done r1abCUt six weeks from tins date AMI
nope to have the pavement down before the
close OF the prese nj year.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auc:ionear,
- 174 Bridge street Georgetown


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.
TATE IN GEORGEToWN, DISTRICr OF CO.
IL BY virtue Of a deed OF trust from the late
E% Eleanor X Lang TO the subscriber, mase Eo-
sAyember Sd, 1853, and recorded amongst the
land records OF said District. in Lber n. C. T., No
Is. folio 40, &c, and under the instructions o the
corporate authorities of said town, l will cfF-r n;
public suction, THURSDAY, October 10th 1870.
at O'Clock m. front u the premises "a II that
parcel OF ground, being part Of Lot No AZ, OF the
original lots OF said town beginning at tine end Of
feet measured west the south line of Bridge street
from the southwest corner of Bridge aud High
streets, and running thence said line Of Bridge
street west 41s ieet thence south and parallel with
the east boundary line of said entire lot On feet
thence east and parallel with the first line AS feet
and thence IN straight line 10 the beginning
The improvements upon this ground Jops;st of a
very substantially butt Brick Tenement. two AID q
balf stories high, with large ard commOdous apArt-
nents, the same haviEg been formerly known as the
"Ccr2oraion or Town House. South of the building
- a sp.c;Jus ar convenient lot, access - which
from Bridge street is through alley between said
Town House and Mrs. Lang hotel rroperty, on
a ground rent Of six - dollars per anDum.
These premises sitrated Immediately at the
terminus OF the Washirg ton and GeCrgetC wn rail-
read in the central part of the latter city, and offer
excellent Inducements for profitable inyestmg 1T.
Terms: One fourth OF the purchase money cash
and the residue in four equal instelu ems, o, L.
Is and "a months. with semi annual interest The
title will be reserved until ful pay of The pur
chase money. S2G are to be raid down at cl sc of
sale. Of the terms of sale not complied with in
two days after such sale, the reserves tho
right to resell the property upon three days notice
AT the risk and cost OF the defaultsg purchaser All
stamps and conveya,n chg IT rqrchasers cost.
THOMAS DOWNING, Auct.
oc5-e Otd iCSurier
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The Markets To-Day.
TeIecrcpk,d FrcI,s;r,J,, N I'll. -. o.

> 70 '''o II OtIttSJ otuTs
BALTiaokE. oct. lO-Cottop n,p,;,.ttv Il,
Flour nm and active. Wheat firm with mis- no
changed; except for western. which 4. lover:
cholce Marylsnd red, 5 I 65sSl 30: good to rr,me
: AaSIS; fair &" good. s / 2JaSl IS: common
Sl.Vasl ~, white wheat. : 1 4Oa 81 -: winter rel
western : lfSaS}-S5. Corn, " bite dull az ss)c
yellow, spas6c.; western s5a9Oc. Oars FIRM a. Ia,
aye &c anc-. Pork frmer At S25 Goa SCI. Bacon
nrfn and scarce: rib sides 1zc clear do ia, ais,
should r. lsAc; hams 25a251s. Lard irmer al I5Iss
nc. whisky IN go.d demand at e0aglc,
FEw YORK, Oct l0.-Stocks very strong Cola
-. Dos, lsc2' coupon. l27s. Virginia S. rn
C so 6'a; 90 new, IS. North Cardinals old.
NEW YORK, Oct. D.-Fleur dull and dropping
heat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and Dropping
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GEORGETOWN ADVERyISgMEyTS,
|,Y THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r: Georgetown

*, Fly authority of the legatee, under the last
IL VIII and testament of Miss Sarah Bosrmsu late
OF Geo' gstown. deceased, will offer at prI bic
fsle, on The premises, on MONDAY. the 9th dly of
october, az the hour OF O'Clock IN the afternoon
the b"nse and Lot formerly occupied By Miss b par
man, beng parts of Lots number Ill and I2l in Bat
Y, Peter, Threlkeld's and Deak;n's addition T.
fronting . IL feet the north side of
I'd street and running back l2D feet deep
Terms: One third cash; the balance of the pur-
Chase none In six and twelve months the pu.
ser giving his notes, bearing interest fromth day
Of sale; deed given and a deed Of trust taken Al
urchaser. - "
c5-dts TH0S. BOWLING. Auct
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y MORMON CoNFERENCE-Brighasa- Yo4ng'.
Strdfe9y-The fortieth semi-annual conference
of the Mormon Church ORTHODOXY il now In ses-
sion in Salt Lake city. Their speakers say there
Is the largest attendance that there has been
for years. Brigham Young on Saturday
rendered his resignation as trustee in tr lst of
the Mormon Church. He said that ne would
Ike young man appointed to that Office. Mr..
Connor arose and said that there were two
irotions to pat, one that President Young be
sustained As trustee in trust and the other that
bis resignation be accepted. The first motion,
that lie be sustained, was put, when the vast
congregation responded by uplifted hands. The
negative vote being called for, there was no
response. The result was greeted with rounds
Of applause Brigham Young then resigned the
Presidency OF the Perpetual Emil alton Fund
which was accepted; and Mr.. ii. y. Eldridge
was nominated and sustained in his stead. The
saints" who have seeded from the original
Organization have laid the foundation of a new
church edifce.
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rhe Improvement Of N Street

The following is a tabular abstract of the bids
for laying in Nj street, between Vermont and
New York avenues, sdoGble sewer, (of Scotch
pipe or its equivalent opened by the Commits
slCu Tor the Improvement OF Nj street, OH Sat
nrday last, under the advertisement dated Octo-
Der 18th.
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The week closed on sctive markets at TIE
Stock Exchange AMI Gold Room in New York.
The weekly statement of the associated banks is
M favorable, ewing % a loss OF sssut II 40 90
ia ire item OF reserve, -hElfnf WI ~ = a a
10 decrease OF s SO 600 in IL /. al tenders Mon
ey Is easy nj i've 10 SIX per cent. on stocks AMI
az four TO i've per cent. on governments. CJn-
InsTcial paper unchanged.
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ESCAPE OF MARYLAND OYsTERMgN Prom
VIRGINIA PRIsoN.-On Friday morning about
nine O'Clock a wagon-load, consisting OF nine
or ten young men, (citiZehs of AnnamesseN
hundred, Somerset county, Md. y arrived here
on their way home from DTummOndtown, Va,
where they have been imprisoned for the past
week or two for some alleged infracton Of the
Virginia oyster law. The manner of their es-
cape was not by any legal process, but by what
IL usually termed " French leave" The iailec,
II seems, boarded them at his own private resi-
deDce. and on the evening OF their escape,
(Thu- sday,l while waiting for supper they
handed the jailer some three or four dollars to
60 out and purchase them a variety of minor
notions, and II was during his absence that they
bid adeu to DrummondtOwn and its surround
ings- Once upon the quiet suburbs of the an
clent village, they called to their aid IN ember
OF the fifteenth amendment persuasion, who
guided them to the line OF Maryland where
they procured a team from a farmer which
brought them to this place. Their oyster boats,
nine in number, are, however, still t" tied up -
In onancock harbor, awaiting the result OF the
correspondence now going on between Governor
Bowie, of Maryland, and G. Governor Walker of
Nirginia.-Nea0tolcn Nd Ga :ette, sth inst
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TERRIBLE FIGHT IN KKNTucKY-Fsre Men
kIied and Wounded-A terrible and fatal affray
occurred at Columbus, Ky, on Saturday even
ing. II appears that five men who had difficult
ty fortnight ago met in the town and proceed
ed TO settle the matter by q free fight, with the
following result; Smith Gibson was stabbed
twice, and died instantly. George Gibson was
stabbed and dangerously wounded. Austin had
his skull fractured by club, and viii proba-
bly, die. Conrad was shot, and rut little hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. BRAKEMAN was
stabbed and terribly beaten, but was taken to
his home in the country, and the probable state
Of his injuries is unknown. The desperate
nature Of the combat Is shown by the fact that
all those engaged were hors ds combat three min
utes after the commencement of the ARRAY.
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DETECTIVE BIGLEY, who has been quite i'll
for week or two past, Is, we are glad TO learn.
able TO be about again to-day, although not vet
able to sttenG TO his duties.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Dyer x Davidson,
real estate agents and brokers, have sold for
Colonel Charles III. Holden, one Of those Gne
three story and basement brick houses on sSdth
\ street. between u ard 3D.. for s.. $40.
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LIE fJToNAC RAILROAD BRIDGE. The
Isno.-c bridge over the Potomac is being used
'I- iay fer freight, several freight cars having
passed over il. but will not be used for %asSen-
gers until il has been pretty thorough
strengthened.
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CITY ITEMS.

For sc. 81, So, 50, $40
just opened at
Pa. ave-, bet. 10th and 18th SITS.
ALASKA DIAMONDS,
French Jet Jewelry,
Etruscan Jewelry,
Plain and Beautiful Styles and can be seen this
week at Prigg's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 49,
Pa. ave-, bet AZ and 9Th SITS.
For THE BOYS.
Merino Undershirts and Drawers;
Dress white Shirts from SIPS to 81,
Linen Collars, all sizes;
Ties, Bows, Suspenders, &c.
No. 40 Seventh street, y. w.
SPOTTED LIKE DoNINoRs.
The teeth soon becomes speckled il every de-
. Element is not removed from them every TWEEN
ty-four hours, To do this efiectually, there is
nothing like Sosodont. IL literally renders the
enamel impervious and indestructible.
"spalding's celebrated Glue. useful and
true. 60
On EASY TERNs.-Those in want Of Sewing
Machines we recommend to examine the Will
cox & Gibbs. IL is certainly the perfection of
mechanism, and can be seen in operation on
different work at Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset
Factory, where they are sold or rented ON liberia
terms. 4os 9TH street.
CHEAP BED FOR CHrLDRIH AND SsRvANre,
only one dollar and fifty cents.
ADAMsoN's,
81 305 9th street, next to Penn. ava.
OpRoN HALL.-The largest and best stock OF
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing ever offered
in this city. Call and see for yourselves 1906
dNHPLYR has al kinds Of thormOmeters. 0,A,
II UEW FAMILY SEWING HAOHUD
CAN N Had
Oh EASY THREE
At 4HD
OOHPANYD BALD0BO00A
Hurohaoers instructed ct their reo1oeooeo.
full line Of 0ACHIND TWIST, COTTO1 an1
LIMHN THB1AD q slools, elvay1 on hend.
j. A. HORTON, Agent,
~ My w 0ABK0f SPACE
E0TABLISHED 1854.
AIDx1W .. JOYCE CO., ~
OAkklA99 4ANUIACTURB10s
81! an6 ~? Fourteenth street.
kIfAl1l00t IN al it, branches.
~ Csrrsssss A6S w R~sSss, Asssss " ee~"'s
80 ier IEs.:ssr o.. isf ssssss sssssI I'm
TABLE KNIVES AID FORKS. =
SESkH Nv. s e. s:,. -:
saseu lo0e R01UtynA svsD
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A CLERICAL FoReKR ARRRsTED.-A man
known as the Rev. James Green. alias Rev. NJ.
w. Culliston, was arrested In Vaudeville, Con-
n6cticut last Friday, by Boston detectives on
cbares Of committing forgeries 70 the extent OF
$4,000 in Indiana. He will be taken to that
state for trial The prisoner Is said to have
Vaudeville, but recently he has resided in
Cambridge, Massachusetts,.
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Mr.. AND Mrs. W. j. FLORENCE appear at the
National Thea-sr this evening in the s.Ticket-
CiLeave MAN. IS "BCb Brierly' sr. Flor
once cannot be eScelled, and Mrs. Florence is
charming Is s,Emily ST. Eyremond.n
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ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC Total ABSTINENCE
SOCIETY held a meeting last night at the Pa
Ioehial school house, which was addressed by
Rev. j. j. Keane. assistant pastor at ST.
Pafricks, and q number Of persons took the
pledge 1t his hands.
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SuppES DRATH.-Mrs- General Este whose
marriage a year or two since eauseds such hut
yer IN fashionable circles, died suddenly this
morning ut her lodgings, en- street, near 9th
u afCpIeNy OF the brain. Deceased was II
wears of age and was one of the Landsomest
ladies in Washington.
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PROP. GRoUx Is to diseoprs. ,,,.
Msrini's Hall, before ''the Intern.,io s91uns
lean Assoc alton for the relief of the Fean.s
wounded, widews, and orphans, con the nreaent
and future events in the Old world in reters,.na
20 the Republic Of France" The repptstio,l &c
Professor GrouS gained by his Iectares o 0a
"Numismatics, will cause many 70 come g.,
hear him on this interesting subject ~au
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by THOMAS DOWNING, Auctr.; Georgetown
CHANCERY SALE.


Ia BY virtue of decree of the supre Court
EmM Of the District of Columbia, made in the
- cause Of Brooks; a a; rs Gsllsher No. 1854,
equity and dated July s $50. will offer 81 auc ion,
on laUkSpAI,4 O'clock p. m, the goth day Of
october next, the valuable real estate OF Lewis
Brooks, deceased, situated on High street, George,
town consisting OF parts of lots Nos 81 80. rs aud
i26, Of Beatty Hawkins, addition. bounded "a toll
lows, VIZ b. ginning the end OF l434 feet, meas
ured southwardiy from Sec nd street, on the west
side Of High street. and running thence north With
High street 81 feet; thence wes:werdiy, at right
giles TO High street, 63 100 feet thence nerthwary
at right angles 10 the last line, 254 feet; thence
westwardly at right angles to the last line 6s feet
thence soulhwaTdiy, angle Of 6s1a degrees with
the fourth line ~ feet thence eastwardly. with the
line OF fence the line between lots Ok and
81 thence with said liBe, southvardy Il Is Ice feet
10 the centre OF an alley, and thence in straight
line TO the beginning.
The inproyeme consist OF o brick dwelling and
large store, which can be converted into two. A
fine garden is and the property is ya,u ,ble
as business stand.
Term of sale One third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue in two equal install
ments at Elk and twelve months, respectively. with
interest," to be secured by approved notes and \
served lien. The terms of sale must be CON piled
with within week after the sale, or the property
may be resold at the rick and cost of the deauting
purchaser. Stamp and convey ancing at the cost Of
the purchaser.
WALTER s. cox. Trustee.
se27 3awts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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HE FEAST OF TABERNACLKs, q great He
prev festival, commenced al shutdown yester-
Jay; and continues for eight days. The origin
oi rae least IS to be found in Leviticus xiii AZ
ne 1tteenth day OF the seventh month shall
80 sHe OF Tabernacles for seven DAYS unto
%. ne Losd The same chapter furnishes fur
sns.rPsL ueaiArs - to how the season is to be
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0Paris has always had the reputation of
being the gayest city In the world, bat the num-
Der ofbalIs there AZ the present time surpasses
anything In Its previous experience.
Although there has been a large decrease
IN ue population OF the State of New Hamp-
shne fts agricultural wealth has increased With
in the past ten years s2o Geo.
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AHUSEMENTS, &c.

National Tzedtsr.-The Florences in "The
Ticket Of-leave Man"
SChusteeH POTk.-Festival Of the Steuben As
soeiatiOn and Sehuetzen Verein.
Markriter's Art Gallery, 4Ss It'll street.
Barlow's Art Gallery, 81 Pa. avenue.
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The Infnishe ed Romance

4nCthsT ChGpteT an the Dotraisg-yGc gJS Lore
Afdir-SboOting llti Street.
In Saturdays STAR we published an account
Of Low the proposed elopement Of Chas. Down
ing, CT Boston, a son OF the well-known colored
caterer in this city, and Georgine jacobs, a
handsome octorOOn, moving in the upper cir
cles Of colored society in the Federal Metropolis
was frustrated, and though We had every reason
To believe the romance was not at an end. yet
we did not expect that il would 80 soon come
near closing in a tragedy. The scene of this
second chapter Is On 18th street, above l., where,
about ~ O'Clock yesterday afternoon, there
was considerable excitement, a large crowd OF
persons being gathered in the neighborhood.
IL appears that about that hour the disappointed
lover. Downing, accompanied By Mr.. Gorge
Jacobs, brother OF Georgine, and a mutual
frlend,' named Boyd, called at the residence
of Mrs. Murray, in that locality, for
the purpose, il IL supposed, or talking the mat
ter over. Ii is alleged that as Downing was
posing into the house Jacobs dealt him heavy
blow Downing Immediately drew a revolver
and Jacobs started on a run up nth street
closely followed by Downing, who when near
the corner of Nj street fired, but fortunately
aimed too high, and no harm was done. In a
few minutes Downing and Boyd GOT in a carriage
and drove of. Officer Smith arrived soon after
the shooting, and learning that Downing had
been stopping at the house of DIR. AT. Au 2usta
on J. street, between 18th and 18th. went there
aud ascertained that he had left the house hur-
IledIy packing his trunk, and was probably at
mat time On his way North.
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A FINALE SCHOOL TRACHER KILLED BY HER
PUPiLs.-Miss Eliza q. Barstow. school teach
er in Canton, Mass, died on Saturday from the
effects Of q brutal assault with stones made upon
her last Wednesday by four Of her scholars,
named James Cogswell, jeremiah and Daniel
keikler and John Coffee, who have been arres-
ted for murder. Miss Barstow was twenty years
old, and was in bad health.
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BURGLARY LAST NIGHr.-Last night, between
the hours Of two and three O'Clock, the grocery
and liquor store OF Mr.. William w. Brashears,
on the corner OF Maryland avenue and 18th
street, was broken into and robbed Of a cousid-
cradle amount of goods. The thieves entered
by cutting hole through the blinds about
eighteen inches square and raising the window.
This morning q number Of empty tea chests and
tobacco cases were discovered by O6icer Hugs
man on the commons near Lincoln depot, which
were found TO be from this store. An empty
pocket Book was also found near by, which was
taken from the till in the store with about three
dollars in IL.
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I Aw DEPARTNEsT OF GE0GKTowN

Toe Law Department ot Georgetown College VII
Gpei IN the bai OF the CoicniT elton Building. cor
ntf Pennsylyanf. aveuua and AZ street, on WE'D
hEspA e, Oct. sth. Opening lecture on that day at
For circulars suS other Information spr,v n IA,
Law Office az CHARLFS ". HpTFMsN, N.~-o-
ing, .alt. ~,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. Etc.

NEW BOOKS.
The story Of wcrkingmsrs LII. r. Francis
Mason.
A siorehc use Of ste-irs G u Nor~r-
frOnGe'- iSfCry tf Etl ssnl. Coz '..e.
New g Hoped a Of liU~tTatiuns. Flslrr.
Prepare ION an Delivery a Sermons. IrCa lus.
Heroe@ 81 Hebrew History. NiibcTfrrcn.
Lives and pecss Wor'h knogin1. Ahcuf-
Saving Know lcise. Irs Sufhrie an Biark
wM. RALBASrNEE.
oc6 ace 7th street. Int i- ne n Rui a. ~.