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A SUMNER EXCURSION.
Stage SeeOnd-Rren Niagara to Washington.

From the Fails to Lewistor-TAe Hero Of the Rap
ias-A Peruons THp-A Model Policeman
Doom the st. Ldtcre nce-Bedutieso Of the - ThOus-
and Isles"-"4" Fences and Their Use The
Batter Region Of Termont-Ndri0dtiHg Lake
Chdmpldfn-A City Of Mdrble-4t Sdrdtogd-
Receipt for Congress Wdter-Dolca the Hadsoa
on the Daniel DreW'-"HoBae 4gain"
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turned home very late, and badly intoxicated
HIS wife refused him admittance, and his boy
went out to him. They lay down near the rail-
way track until they heard train approaching
care OF the horses, babe him goodbye, went
train. Wv
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Tn MOST HARDEsKD CRIMINAL Is supposed
raigned for an attempt to shoot . police oficer.
success being prevented by the failure OF the
cap 70 explode. While the officer was explain
ing now the rascal pointed the pistol at him the
man was 60 tickled that he burst into hearty
laugh: The judge playfully remarked that the
mirthfm smile Of the young Villain, In days to
come, would take permanent seat on the other
SIDE OF his cApacioue mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

SAN FkAHcIsco MILLINnR has invented
hat which win probably sell well in cases where
blushing u not 90 spontaneous e. it might be, or
used TO pc; Wnen the wearer bows or lowers
the head abruptly. tiny pair Of steel clamps
compress the arteries on each side OF the ten, :
pies, sending the blood ct once TO the cheeks,
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The Railroad Accident I'm Richmond
VERDICT OF THE CoRoNER's yURY-GRRATNv-
]. rIIE nm

CITEMKNT OF THE PEOPLE.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 3.-The verdict of the
coroners jury in the case OF Thomas Clemm!t.
the victim Of the street-car casualty YESTERDAY.
Is that his death was caused by being run over
BY car OF the street railway company, the
horse OF which was frightened by a passing
train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, The jury hold the driver OF
the car blameless. but that the street railway
company IL TO some extent answerable tor al
owing horse known TO be unsafe in the Vi
cinity of locomotive TO be used along a route
50 perhous TO life as Broad street Is made
by the presence Of the X. r. and p. railroad
Great excitement exists against the X. II. & p
X. X, and last night quite q demonstration
was made by large mob TO tear up the track,
but proceedings were temporarily stopped by
the appearance of two detachments OF police
Rumors are rife this morning that a more
determined effort will be made 10 night Mr.
Clemmit leaves a wife and four children.
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IA IRE In New Castle, Penn, on Tuesday
night destroyed $4,000 worth Of property.
0The Cincinnati Exposition win be formAl-
ly opened this evening.
EThe rebuilding Of the Tuineries 10 agitsssd
in France.
~King Victor Emanuel win shortly yiat
Vienna and Berlin.
Kansas, were entirely consumed by are last
Sunday night
- The police authorities Of Havana ara
arresting al republicans who hold public meet
ings.
H0Six hundred Roman Catholic PILGRIMS lar
London yesterday for the French shrfne ~
Paray le Aonail. Previous 10 departure thev
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WHAT BKEcHRR THINKs OF 'KM.-A CORES
pendent recently asked the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher II he approves of wives spending their
time at watering places and leaving their bus.
bands to the mercy Of servant girls, and ie-
who values her domestic happiness as she
should, win leave her husband thus unpro-
tected.o Afio
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Afhfrs I'm IoufsxfIIe

RAILROAD ELECTION.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3.-The old board of d.
rectors Of the Louisville Short-line Railroad
were reelected yesterday.
INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
The second grand industrial exhibition opened
last night with brilliant display.
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burn and eleven Butler Delegates were chosen
last night In Springfield, Mass In five wards
OF that city two sets Of delegates have been
elected The footings for the state 90 far are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

NASHUA, n. H., Sept 3.-The Merrimsc
House and stables, together with the city engine
burned by an incendiary this morning. Loss
unascertained. 49,
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The Great storm Down East.

AMERICAN FISHING VESSELS DIsABLEp-A
REVENUE CUTTER SENT FOR THEIR RELIEF.
GLOUCESTER, MASS, Sept. 3.-The govern
ment has dispatched the revenue cutter Wood
bury TO the Nova ScOtian coasts and other
points in that region TO aid the Gloucester
fishermen disabled in the late disastrous storm.
and private parties have sent the steamer Com,
merce on similar errand. The number of
gloucester fishing vessels already reported
disabled IN the gale Is thirty-six. OF this num-
Der six are supposed 90 be totally lost repre-
seating s3SO0O in value, on which there were
S25,25l insurance. Twenty-Five others were
stranded, but are represented TO be but slightly
injured and viii probably be got off. Fiveo other
vessels were either dismasted or lost their Sails
cables, anchors, sc. A moderate estimate OF
inc toss TO Gloucester vessels by the storm,
including the cost Of launching and repair loss
OF time, etc, is 5000 per vessel; or total OF
$1,000. The money loss TO Gloucester by the
gale may be estimated at $4,000 The loss of
life includes the crews Of the schooners Augte
5. Friend aud Z. Z. Dane, and two men from
the Fannie R-thirty-hye persons in all
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GRANDEsT sCHEkE EVER KNOWN
Fourth Grand GIFT Concert
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCEY
10000 CASH GIFTS sI,sOO.OeO.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift.
oo5O 0nO
SS5O,OOO FOE $50

SSoOsOOO FOE $50
The Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized nv
act OF the Legislature for the benefit of the
nuhic Libtary OF hentuc ky, will take place in
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1873
Only sixty thousand tickets will be sold and one
nail OF these are intended for the European
thus leaNlng only 500 for sale in the United States
Mhere lOOJ were dis posed Of for the Third Concert
lac are into ten coupons parts and
nave on their back the scheme with a full ex plana-
tion Of the mode of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest rnpsi
preesdsnted sum Of Wv ~
81 800, 900,
divided into Zoo cash gifts, will be distributed BY
lot among the tick ct holders The numbers " the
teset to Be drawn from wheel By blind Children
and the gifts from another
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The Cholera I'm Kentucky.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3-There were four fatal
cases OF cholera in Miilersburg, KY, yesterday,
and two in Paris.
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AN INDIGNANT GUAGKR Of internal revenue,
Of Kenton, Ohio, who had his head (oficially)
chopped of, writes thusly to the commissioner
Of internal revenue :-"Sometime in June, 1873,
seen notice in the Daily Gdsette, Of Cincin-
natl, that w. s. Robinson had been appointed
as guager. 1 inquired of the collector of the
district If such was the fact, and received no
answer from the ID little jew. 1 was re-
moved without q cause, simply because re-
quired the collector to do his duty, as he could
not have removed me II left to the will of the
republicans Of Kenton and Hardin county
IL is true that the vote Of this county may not
effect the vote of the nation, but in local mat
tiers 1t does. l have brother who is a candi-
date for the legislature OF Ohio this fall, and
something may be done in electing Senator
Tor Ohio. Mr.. Rothschilds has made q mistake
In asking for my removal without consulting
the opinions of the party in this place. The
gauntlet has been thrown down, and propose
TO take it up and defeat the republicans of Har-
din county this fall, for know that can do h.
and the principal members of the party here saw
that Rothschilds Is a fool for doing as he has. /
know that Robinson in discharging his duties
canuot tell the proof contents Of the package:
but that makes no difference to nae whether he
does his business right or not"
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ARREsTKp FOR PASSING $500 COUNTER
FRIT NoTH.-Henry Sweet was arrested In IT,
tusyilie, Pa. yesterday for passing one Of the
new counterfeit hye hundred dollar greenback
amount he deposited as security for his bonds
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ACCIDENT, AND HoT MURDIR.-At the cor
oners inquest held In Richmond Monday over
the body Of Geo j. Derbyshire, the young man
man named Writ B. Turner, 4 verdict vss rem.
dered that he came to his death by scci-
dentally shooting himself with q shoteun.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

TEE GERMANS CELEBRATING TIE ARrryxn-
sARY OF SEDAx-Monday last was the anni-
monument commemorative Of that event vss
unveiled In the Kings platz Monday LIT,
amidst the enthusiastic acclamatione OF thou
sands Of citizens. The city was eailv deooratod
and the day given over to festiyfty.
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The GREAT COUNCIL OF RED MKN.-The
Great Council or the United States improved
in Wilmington, Delaware, commencing on TIE
9th instant. The delegates while In that CITY,
IL is stated, will be entertained by the Red Men
Of Delaware In the way OF excursions, banques,
&r
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NINETY PEOPLE DKowHRD!-A Bombay dis
patch says:-A ferry boat on the Indus. while
crossing the river near Kairah, capsized and
sunk In deep water. She was crowded with pas
sengeIs, ofLwhom ninety are reported to have
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ARRRsT OF A NEW YORK SPoRTINa Man
Mr.. Lowell, owner Of the race horse American
Girl, was arrested in New York Mon day after
noon, on warrant charging him with keeping
The complainant was Mr.. Henry Whitstone,
who has lately been making various other
alleged gamblers uncomfortable. Lowell was
held to answer in the sum Of $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

LEASE OF IRON OR1 BKDe.-Geo. H. BardwelI
ana Henry Ettele, two energetic Pennsyiva-
mans, have leased beds Of iron ore upon the
amos Of ME-. John II. Allstadt, near Harper's
Ferry, and Mrs. O. ". b. Cooper, near Bloom
cry Mills, and expect to set force Of hands ct
work this week to open the first mentioned bed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILLIAMS returned
from Syracuse last night, and resumed his Off
cisl duties at the Del artmenr of Justice this
morning.
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CORNS, &c.

LIB. WHITE, CHIROPODISI, most rsspect-
~ fully informs his patrons that his estabiish-
ment, No. $50 18th street, opposite Q. 8. Treasury
having been thoroughly renovated, II now open FOR
the season.
Considering the great amount Of duty the feet are
Obliged 70 perform, and their exposure to the dis
us-sing effects Of constant climatic changes, Ill
hitting shoes, &c, they need occasional Attentions in
order that they be kept In comfortable and useful
eondnion, and - there Is great danger In tAmpsr-
ing With eorns with knife, razor, or any other
s1ltapie appliances thousands Of persons come from
tsr AND EeAT TO visit the practically experienced
"a order TO better insure safety, com
DIT. white removes corns without pain, 90 the
snOe can be worn with Immediately after the
operatosi ne successfully treats Bunions Club and
nsr1Nlng Y ais, Vascular Exerescences, and other
dsorders OF the Feet and II the advice given be Oh
served, permanent cure u effected Whom loss Of
time to the patient ~. VI
once boar. from 8 e. m. tel D. m. Fee. FL r.
teollsned IN Warrington, ID. O., 1851. auRN
SiA PkR CENT. PER ANNUM hereafter will
y aioNeo on Ge posits, pay able demand AFTER
nve day notice. vhe1 specially agreed n non
fcreign and Domestic ENchanFs nor ebf 80 ala
fANT, WASHINGTON 4 IN eH0 son.
aug In bANAERs, 623 Pennsylyania ave
u D. n
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AN ENTERTAINMENT
V'HEATER COMlQUE.
BRILLIANT REOPENING
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lsr

T'HEATEk COMlQUE.
SAihIi A6ab ahYGf sEFFEmBrR 1,1.
TS StiIqan ESTT ~ IRENoyArEs Re
f4if fIkgE ER9 9H R5EEEg TK IT4 WITH
PhOSCENIUM.
THE HANDsOMEsT AND MOST COMFoRrA.
BILE THEATER IN WASHINGTON.
THE STAR TROUPE OF AMERICA.
SEoRGE v. THOMPSON.
Jh tn Ssrsat Ep %9RF5es' of the stage
The greatest S 4 iEi$S PusH GS%sd.n' AA'AS
Inc 'hAf Miss ss' 6sR AZ yq SxEhY
AND f FIRs TX ee1sf
Inc charT MISS ses M1 eSne svsesIis.
B; s: HODGES and & JEAN BUCKLEY.
mons: Alex nBsL1asNpowsK1.
OUR co 6Ek G ~ BEA 6F HSE.Ur,
Rf%ME fsE RG SISTERS.
nIttF F4RhsMs Id kATk B Bhh1RsssoNN
M mIssls !pEEgFfSEGsr, I sASf E5y HHAT
hsHafIISs1shlEs
ThE GkAND DUCHESS,
THE GRAND DUCHESS,
Produced with unexampied splendor
SFamiy Mattress every
augH lin WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
oLp No. On Exhibition and sale} NEW No
TIH s1S AT Orr q,
M iRKRITERN,
No. 4Ss 7th street, between and = streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Cnoice OIL Paintings, Engrayings, Chromos, &C.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Windov
enadss, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tss-
se!s, Rings, Mails, &C., in the District.
~ Please remember Name and Number jel-ly-
A LII KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING APP
BY addressing calling ON JUSTH
GIG street, between 9Th and nth a. w.
Notes by mail promptly attended to. Dash paid fl3
OLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS. COPPER, Ere :,
- bought Ct fair prices for New York house
nail promptly attended to By AUGEHSTEIN,
laos Pennsylvania avenue, dsi-ivs
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GIN. BABcocK leaves for Long Branch to-
morrow night.
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ANOTHER counterfeit $500 greenback was re
ceived at the sub-treasury in New York yester-
day. Three have been received there 30 far
All are believed to come from the West
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LIEUT.. HARRY KNOX has been detach, d
from duty at the torpedo station, Newport, K.
l., and placed on waiting orders.
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INTERNAL REvKNUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were 1884 ,55971.
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JERSEY CITY has q proper appreciation Of
street corners at night. On Wednesday night
the police swooped down on the corner-loafer
statues, !" and proposed to make use Of them to
ornament the station-h houses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

The PRESIDENT has been visited at Long
Branch during the last few days by Secretary
Belknap and Assistant Secretary Cowen Sec
rotary Richardson is there now, and matters re-
lating to their respective departments are dis
posed of as promptly as if the President were in
Washington. MIR. Dent, the father of Mrs.
Grant, is still in avery feeble condition, though
not confined to his bed
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.
A T Z n TION.
COM ANY A.
FIRST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD,
Will give their first
ANNUAL EXCURSION To IrrsRrPc VA

fV HHHSbUhU, VA,
On the TWENTY-EIGHTH preximo. They solicit
the patronage OF their many friends and also guar
antee perfect satisfaction to all who NAV attend
Lieutenant George w Stewart, Chairman Commit
tee ot Arrangements, has worked hard to make this
nrst display second to none that has been given thi
season Also, Capt. Tucker, the Commander Of the
SAID Company, has rendered great assistance We
are profoundly gratefu for the assistance Of the fol-
Hon. b. ID. Cooke, Governor Of the District
Hon. A. r. Shepherd, Vice President b. p w.
John o. Evans, esq.
A. Webster, Adj utant.
J.: O. Lay, Auditor Board Public Works.
". Mott, Contract Clerk Board Public Works
Robinson, Engineers Office, b. p. w.
Dr.. VIM. TIndal, Secretary of Governor
Also to the Honorary Members-Hon. John r
Cook, Hon. John 7. johnson, Hon. Jno. H. Brooks
hon. John A: Gray, John NJ Bolts, esq :, Dol. p
Garsop,S u. Williams, esq. DIR. A. w. Tucker, A.
Underwood, esq, VIM. A. Shorter, esq, 3. Nc
Company Cs Captain will accompany Us: also
MAJ. Chas b: Fisher, the commander Of the First
Battalion, and all the rest OF the battalion. ausZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

COMMISSIONER DOUGLASS returned to the city
this morning improved in health and strength
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In REPLY to question submitted to him, the
Acting Solicitor Of the Treasury department
has decided that Canadian steamer cannot
take excursion parties from an American port
to Canadian ports, even if she travel partly in
Canadian waters, or touch at American ports
with such an exclusion, without first complying
with the act of 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

THE WORCESTER, flagship Of Rear Admiral
6. H. Scott, arrived at Bermuda August 2Ist,
and the Wyoming August 2sth. The Powhatan
arrived at New York September LIST, from Hall
fax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

REPUBLICAN, GAINS IN DILAwARH--The
municipal election which took place IN Will
mington, Del, yesterday, resulted in the suc-
cess of the republicans BY increased majorities.
Three wards that went democratic last year
elect republican councilmen now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

SECRETARY BKLKNAP returned this morn-
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HARMON b. DELANo, eldest son of John s.
Delano, chief clerk of the Interior department,
and grandson of the Secretary of the Interior
died at st. Paul, Minnesota, on the 10Th ult., of
an illness Of twenty eight days The Secretary
and Mrs. Delano were in attendance with the
parents at the bedside of the child during the
greater portion of his illness and at the time of
his death.
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SrEANaH DIArH OF A SALOON KxKPxR-
VIM. Kickarts, Q saloon keeper In Manayunk,
near fhiiadelphia, was killed during hght In
ms place. There were no marks on his body,
although be is alleged to have been struck with
bottle. Death may have resulted from heart
disease, produced BY excitement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

Observation-Disclosures McCartee, Of
the bureau of engraving and printing, left here
last night for New York to personally superin-
tend the arrangements for the early issue of
new twenty, ten, and two dollar circulating ma
tonal bank notes, it being the intention Of the
department to prepare these notes as soon as
possible.
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THE INDIANS ABOUT FORT SILL ALL PEACE
ABLE.-The Commissioner of Indian Affairs
yesterday received letter from Fort Sill, writ
ten August 2lst, one day later than the reported
massacre, from j. M. Haworth, Indian agent at
that post. He states that the Indians are more
peaceably disposed than ever, and have been
bringing In horses stolen by thieving Indians,
20 that they might be be delivered to their own
ers. He believes that IL the present peace mol
Icy be persevered in the Indians will be thor
oughly harmonized, the Texas border put in a
safe condition SO far as the Indians in that quar-
ter are concerned, and millions of dollars and
many lives saved.
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Interesting Letter from the Indian
Country.

TALK WITH THE OsAGEs-BoAsTINg OF 0pIa
HILL JoK'-A Pow-wOw A r FORT SILL ABoUr
sATANTA AND BIG TREE.
A private letter from an officer in the 9Th
cavalry, stationed at Fort Gibson, L. T., under
date OF August 18th says: upon our arrival
here we were ordered out after the Indians,
(Osages;) had big talk over them without
doing anything. The Indian agent (Mr. Hoag)
and the department commander would not
take the responsibility to order us to make an
attack, 30 we returned after a long and tedious
march and lots of fooling. As we left, "Big
Hill Joe," chief of the Osages, was quietly
awaiting the result, caring little about it. He
would rather fight than not, and is a brave
chief, well educated, (he was ten years at
Catholic cOllege,) and has 800 brave and fear
less warriors, well mounted and armed. He
says he don't fear "God nor man." There is no
doubt but he would have made It lively for us
A big Indian pow-wow is going on at Fort Sill,
about Satanic and Big Tree. 1 hope Governor
Davis, of Texas, will not release them, for inst
as soon as he does trouble will commence on the
frontier again, and of course away goes the
cavalry after them. Our present post is a
pleasant one, but am afraid if Big Tree and
Satant are released we wont have much use
for government posts or quarters, but take ours
in the open air the remainder CT the summer
and perhaps part of the winter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

good headwsy this fine weather, and the enter
prising and popular Manager Saville is con-
fdent of his ability to finish and furnish IL in
time for brilliant reopening in November. So
mote IL be,
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DRY GOODS

IN NrNNFkftJ-
DREPAEATIONs
FALL DRY GOOGS TRADE.
q C<ses CANTON FLANNELS.
. Gases NEW PRINTS
100 Piece , Nv DRESS GOODS.
lee Pieces "A SSI NERES aud WATER PROOFS.
- Pieces " DOL FLAENELS.
Tao PAIR BLANKETS. -
NV GGOpS OPENING DAILY.
SHALL PROFITS y DONE Pr LCE TO ALL.
BOGAN WyLIE,
lois and 1870 9TH street northwest.
Agency r. Nine. Dem"rest's Reliable Patterns.
Me- sty les Ii-t received suz3o-t
T'LOs!iiG OFT SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF DRY GOODS.
1t extremely low prices. Remnants less than half
price.
DRY GOODS and NOTIONS at low figures
Call and examine before making your purchases
EMORY BAXTER,
jy2-tr 1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ID FAD AND PROFIT,

- FAD AND PROFIT!
OEiDs 20 the recent heavy decline IN price az DRY
GOODS, I'VE are enabled to offer GreatT7
the prices Of q few of our goods: illHlH
Elt CANT one 10 button Paris Kids, Sc. WU
two Dbutton Paris Kids, 7Sc.
Splendid sixteen l6l b02e French Woven Corsets Is
Also, Corset at IKE, and "Thon pson 81" And
"Brimhle's" Glove fitting Corsets, very cheap,
Yard-wide Bleached Cotton, loo
Slack Dress silk, si.sup.
Black Alpacas snd nohsirs OF the best makes, In
ciucIHg the Beaver aud Buffalo brands, from Sc
70 81
Prints, Sc; Lawn Robes from $3.50 up.
Ladies' Underwear and Gents Shirts at manufac-
turers' prices.
10 goods should be purchased prior to an exAmI-
nation Of our stock.
BRODHEAD q co,
'e7s I'M 1908 n street, between 18th and 18th.
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ALL the owatamies and $50 Kickapoos
who have been some time resident in Mexico
have left that country to return to the United
States and enter on the reservation offered then
in Kansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-03

THE COUNTERPART $500 NOTES.-The Treas
ury department has received information that
one Of the new counterfeit $500 notes was pre-
sented at Des Moines, Iowa, last month to one
fact Of the existence Of the counterfeit was sent
to the other banks in the city, but before re-
ceiving word one of them had taken the note
The person passing 1t was arrested and held to
bail In the sum Of So 900. which he deposited
with his attorney and absconded. 1t is believed
by the department that an organized gang are
operating In different sections OF the country,
and that no large amounts OF the bogus no tes
have been passed in any one place.
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FESTIVALS.

THE 'spfEs OF ST. JOHNS CHURCH,
Ger 81 Ctspcl. " mt go7rery county MI VIII
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