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UeaiIer Probabilities Today.
LOCAL NE VS..
CnrLIenscd Locals.

The TallapCosa. Captain II. q. McIGtchie,
arrived at the navy yard Saturday.
SnlilingtOn sends Us the GdlCtf1 ana Frank
Leslie's Loo5I's Magazine. both for Septem-
her.
sever fy-se~eD arrests were made by the
police Of the several rreciEcts Saturday
Elzht.
And now they have gone and uset the like
"e>s OF the good deacon White. OF the New
YORK. I~tts1'. for that Of Peg-ieg Brown, in
saturdays GrGphic.
Receive COcfnes. VINO has been rusticat-
i-g a'o1t HaTer's Perry for ahGIt ten
'Iv~ pest, returned last ElGat aGG resumed
hiS duties today.
Tie latest Baltimore notion introduced
into lis CITY il water melon lrlrch PARTIES
N Washington. howe ger, the me i0ns are not
bToUELt on UEtil very late in the evening.
The uTSt ELugat sunday school festiva! OF
- ITr'in'cs crUrch. n Rever'S park. to-
mon Nv. FOL The benefit Of tie library, viii be
"a Pleasant affair.
Jue--cc sc. NgIIs today assumed the no
tItIgr ~ 'rif e a. TIE Police court. and Will
preside during the absence OF Judge Smell,
VITO left this morning fOI SIX weeks recrea-
ton ir NajDe.
\ -raEd tournament and festival will he
given bt TIE National PARK. ear The insane
0SE YUM. on 1rs i.tH and 18Th fustautS for the
erection 20 VC blic GaiI - the vicinity.
IieS6i> or safe = TUE STAR office counter.
NessrS- Wu7- Il Young. VIM. Il Norton.
W Il Pf'TUS. Thomas SummerC0Ics, and
Waldo o. Perry delegates ~ the Sovereign
'0cpe.l- sons ~ Jg1at3b, 70 be convened to
morrow 80 Providence, RhO3e Island. left
here on SSfUr:ay night for that civ.
Ire AEelCrfau Ecdt Climb at their last
meeting pv-ofrtFd 2 bvfliiug committee.
consisting 81 !. I. Dyer, Col. 7. Lubev. l.. Ii
stevens, " N PojuOeXteT. and Nh Bur
eejje- giving fEem authority 10 prepare
ulars ard proceed AZ once with the erection
81 their new cOat-hOuSe.
\ committee Of tte officers at the North
Capitol. G. and SOutE y aSHifrgtCu street raj
way have returned rom The north, where
thav have been 10 examine the cars ~ Va
Iic-S builders. The cars will probably be
tgTcE"Sed IN wilmington, Delaware. and
viii B., those Known as the Oue-hOiSe carS-
4 insane woman crSats1 2 sensation in
81 A'oySiGS church during the morning ser
wee Yesterday y 'hrC3teGLDC 20 break the
gFu.l % q Gentleman seated near the al tar II
- Cl4 not -L-He,' lately give Up rOsette
"EI.h. sHa Ga n q -. haiOused 70 her brother
Sf@ v7e -i"7 'ly renewed from The church by
t1r sexton And I-Cttf: gentleman.
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FINANCIAL AND COnrERCIAL
The Markets,

BLLTTM0EE, August l6.-yirginis SKIS old, IS.
20 oonsoldated, e9ss North Carolina SIX s, Old D
BALTIMORE, August l6.-COttOn quist-middlirg,
Iissa lf@ FLOUR weak, and Patapscu of Is cents
al rouhd-hoWar ard street and western super, 75a
$50: do. extra, 575s6 s0 do family 675aS Oh: civ
brands, 5ca7 IS do family, 9OO Wheat quiet and
heavy-No. z, western amber, Is. mixed do, !. ~
No T. western red, 10; Pennsylvania red, soal -
Mar iand red .l5al -; do. amber, 47sl IS; do.
white l.Dal 50 Corn weak and lower for western.
southern steady and tIm-southern white S9a91:
20 yellow, Sass, western mixed, So ALL spot, So
white, 6SaG4: western mixed, 6la62. Bye dull but
steady O' 30 Hay scarce and frm-M aryIand aud
Pennsy vsLa q Gla30 %. Provisions lue but frIn
Pork, Y 5Ia227 rs, Bulk meats-shoulders, 90
cou-shoulders, lG1s; clearrb sides, ~ hams lssks
Is. Lard frm--reined, lizal5. Butter steas y
western extra =; DO trsis, 2Sa2i; Petroleum, d1lI
and heayy-crude, s}sacls refined, llalI44 Coffee
Ea2l5s. Whisky quiet-l.24a 2i5,
NEW foRE, August l6.-Stocks opened strong
money, Ia. Gold, - Enchsnge-iong, 4S75s; short,
Ago Governments steady.
NEW YORK., August l6.-Flour duh and heavy
Wheat Gull and declining. Corn dull
~ The Oneida, ". Y, community prop,se
TO have public Turkish bath.
81 Charles CrOssman, of Maine has a
centennial bed-rope. What next?
~ Syracuse, n. Y, has a woman who mar
slsts In appearing in velvet pants.
~A proposition is on foot To build Henry
Ward Beecber a summer church in the
White mountains.
~ instruction in swimming is 70 be added
to the curriculum of the Holyoke Mass
female seminary.
~ Now they are saying things about the
Hartford chief OF police because he doesn't
interfere with the gambling-hells.
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fr,nnrtnr,- Enterrrfsa Pronoae.I.

There Is project en- foot by a number OF
'-t'ri~l- -- - lt.gTcu OF TINS city and \ =
tE'HirIa o. organic q stock company FOR
tfr iErt.-e # Purchasing, repairing 2CG on
'r1f.t- Tie Eipl.eOT IClrIug mill al AfaNsrl-
'fri.. This nIt-l. situate! al the foot Of Duke
street was G-4tt = I,5j. Tie man building
= - ~ - ;ecr- fOLT stories high, Substau-
ii@ty I.-l.t ard - IA good state OF pre>er-
walton. 1aC machinery comprising Twelve
rUH % lDG- and a hall feet superior burr
Stur-~ double engine, with SIX boilers and
+tf"rG1.t roaming gear. tOgethe. with e!e-
II was operated until Tire breaking ont az
'fe war since which time It has passed. into
,-e hands 81 the mortgage. who resides in
NrW ErrE. u - now offered tOr sale at
atCu- one fourth cost, AMI can be put into
successful operation, with improved ma
chlEerT. such - D. now proposed, al a COM
Ear2tIVeiy small outlay.
The plan proposed = n secure The sub
SCriItiou Of capital stock d $1,000 In
SHARES GG Sit7. With when 20 comrnen ce
business, cor hui1g The operations solely 70
sEe lt-rE l>r OF producing the highest Grade
- huuf, >Ict as - now selling readily in the
New \ GTE 81. other markets for - 10 = 80
Ter h&T-el The Minnesota process will be
introduced. which S claimed 10 hs the most
economical and perfect method OF producing
EONE, preserving al Tue useful anu nutTi-
fiCCS portions Of the wheat OF as much Oh II
- car Be saved IA manufacture. the loss
beng reduced - a minimum A portion Of
The stCcs las already been subScTl bed IN this
city and the prospect IS very fiaJtering for
more. also tLas capitalists o. Alexandra
VII embark H. this enterprise which Will be
Was ae.G a Ire Merchants Exchange IN that
city last Ursday and tie whole matter was
ClScu--l.i- s,Ll expressing cG-Tidc4ce in the
success 90 the enterprise
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THERE is living in our county, near the
Gum spring, with Matthew Lee, a coiored
man by the name of Glenn West, one hun
bred and sixteen or seventeen years OF age
bale and hearty, and TO all appearances will
live four or five years longer. He came from
Maryland, and belonged TO the Berkeley
family, and their descendants ever since, and
lived In the same neighborhood. The writer
mas known him over sixty years, and is sat
lsbed he is fully that age.-LeesbaTg Washing
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DEATH or AN ECCENTRIC CHARACTER
James StrattOn died AZ Elkridge Landing
III Howard county, on Monday morning, the
Sfh instant He was well-knOwu TO almost
everybody in that part of the county on ac-
count OF his eccentric habits. He was about
seventy years OF age, and lived entirely alone
IL an Old house in the village. which he had
built some thirty years ago y few years be
fore he came 10 this country from Scotland
and taught school in Anne Arundel county,
rom whence he moved TO Elkridge Landing.
Although re is said 10 have anassed a for
tune of fifty or sixty thousand dollars. he
died surrounded by squ8lOT, Indebtedness
and nth. He Is not known To have any liv-
ing relatives, and what will become of his
property, included among which are several
houses in tine village, is matter OF coajec-
tUre- He was attended IN his last Illness by
IT. a. ". Carpenter, who IOOk charge OF his
papers and effects. He made no statement
before his death as 10 where his private
papers might be found, OF what disposition
should be made % ais body. No money was
found with which 20 defray the expenses OF
hiS sickness and burial. y small tin safe,
which ne was known to have mad, aud IN
which II was supposed ne kept valuable pa
pers, could not be found after his death. con-
seQuently nothing IS SHOWN as ~ how his
money was Invested, and the whole matter
e. yet remains wrapped ia the pTOfOundest
rnystery.-EHtcO-f CttV Times.
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WEDGED IN FLUE.-A man was found
wedged in tue of the furnace OF the sum
merfield NJ. +. church in West Stratford
Conn, last Saturday, head downward. The
rue was OF zinc, II = Xf5 inches, and shaped
ike T., and his shoulders were Wedged in
the lower bend. Fastening To the inside OF
the church, "A hole was made in the fiue, as
near as possible 10 his head, in order TO give
him air. That accomplished, the fue had TO
be taken down and broken open its entire
length before he could be extricated. When
rescued he was insensible. and IN a few min
utes would have been past HELM
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WHAT WAS FOUND IN CIGAR.-The
Reading Eagle says: DR.. c f. Shoema ker
manufacturer and shipper OF roofing slate. is
cigar smoker. a few weeks ago he became
quite III from smoking a cigar. Yesterday
while putting away al another ''ten center,
he was similarly attacked, and he examined
the cigar. and found that about tWo-thfr
OF the filler consisted OF a piece of hempen
rope and piece OF highly-colored paper
such as Chinese hre-crackers are usually
wrapped in. Tie doctors illness was easily
qccO,Iptad
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HOSPITAL SCANDAL ~ HALIFAX. y. s.
HALIFAX, y. =, is greatly agIJatcI over the
manner in which the bodies Of patients who
die in the hospital are disposed OF. A coffin
filed with bedding and rubbish was SOlemulv
inteTed as containing the remains OF "a
young man that had died in that institu-
ton. TIE fraud was net discovered until
ihe suspicious OF the friends of the deCeaS I'd
we've aroused and the coffin unearthed a
doctor has been arrested Tor completely in
tie affair
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Letters from the People.

OAK HILL CEMETERY AGAIN.
Editor !S,ar: beg leave for a small space in
your paper TO endorse every word OF DIR.
Woodbury. in his communication TO your
paper relative 10 his treatment By that same
''verdant looking specimen of humanity" on
attempting TO enter the hallowed precincts
OF Oak HID Cemetery, as having experienced
the same myself under the same circum-
stances. OF course this s'verSiant" is not the
party who should be made to ''step down and
ont" but the officers who have exhibited a
meanness OF spirit and an ignorance of the
rights of lot owners that should call for their
dismissal, and competent, capable and pro-
FER persons appointed in their places. II is
the misfortune that such places are too often
placed in charge OF the ignorant and OfficiOus.
No one who had occasion to visit Oak Hill
Cemetery under Mr.. Barker's management
but will testify 20 his uniform courtesy aud
disposition TO accom- mOdate all. trust DR..
Woodbury's statement will lead to an sim
vestigation,r and we shall have new
''role" IN the management and control of this
most hallowed resting place OF the dead.
Yours, FRANCIS BROWN.
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PATHETIC SCENE ON THE BEACH.-Ladies
who wear false teeth should leave them ar
the bath-house when they 60 in the water A
lady excursionist yesterday got a mouthful
OF salt water while in the surf and her teeth
are now keeping company with the sharks,
Notwithstanding she procured a gardea-rake
and made diligent search for them.--Atantic
Gin RelrS7p
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ESRev. Henry Ward Beecher preached to
An immense congregation at the Twin Noun
tain House, N. a., yesterday.
6-The body OF Miss Philpott, drowned
last week below the Cave Of the Winds.
Niagara Falls, was rec overed Sunday in the
clothing,
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CITY 1T MS.

UPON THE HEALTH or THE TEETH de-
ponds the purity Of the breath. Preserve
them unblemished by the use of the famous
Sosodonf, that perfectly harmless vegetable
preparation, and you will never regret IL
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NIGHT HOwIS.

EtftOr Star: Your readers can form no idea
OF what an earsplitting outrage may be al
lowed to exist in a well-regulated city, I'M
less you, Tor their benefit, send one of your
very efhcient reporters to 18th and G streets
northwest to listen to and observe the five or
six vagabonds who make night hideous" in
that vicinity by bowling negro and other
melodies from 10 p. m. To 1890, or there
abouts, every night. One OF these amateurs
is especially loud and excruciating. The
notes of the nightingale are audible only a
few yards of; hut this misera bic wretch, Ii Ike
the don key, makes himself heard at a dis
fance OF no less than six blocks lestimated).
Any policeman of average capacity could
not hesitate aS 10 his duty for one moment
on hearing these vOcalists, and rs they dis
tUrb the whole ncighbOrhOOd their bowling,
shouting, and whistling must have been
heard very often by officers. c.
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THE THREE MILE sCULL RACE between
Manton, of Nail City Club, and Corcoran OF
the Hegner Club, took place at Wheeling, w.
Va, Saturday. MantOn won by $50 yards.
CInle. q minutes As second.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-16

JANIS Y. DAVIS SONS, 62l Pennsylvania
avenue, under Metropolitan Hotel, have this
day introduced the Broadway style SIX
Hat, adopted by the retail hatters OF New
York. s,ii,3
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BETHEL ACADEMY, Fauquier county, Va,
VIM. W. Smith, senior principal. is endorsed
by the highest educational authorities NJ Nir-
ginia. Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those OF any similar institution IN
the state. s9.eol0
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THAT IRON Is VALUABLE As A MEDICINE

has long been known, but il is only since its
preparation in the particular form OF Peru
OF dyspepsia and debility is most salutary.
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: n O. 4. LNCEl-3i.- regular meeting
a. fhiS lyCeUIa was aeiI Saturday evening.
SIR EilruaE read an essay OF Manifest
Destiny -. X = Evans read II letter
from Capt Henry Rogers. p Ve'i-kuOwn resi-
cert ~ t1-S city dated al Sea CIir Long
Island describing the pleasures aud discoIn-
!CTtS incident to camp meeting. The de-
rate followed uT-pr that Weii-nigh forgotten
1EtC7e- the annexation % san Domingo.
Nj. Xix favCTei annex ion, ard was sup
J-DI ted IN MS poe ton by MesSrs Evans, Hill
q. An, an NI'l'ker. MeSSTS. Young. Hester.
att others maintained the negative The
discussion was 60: closed previous u al
1CUUueUt
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DIR. G, W. BENSON Celery and Charno-
nile Pills are prepared expressly to cure
Headaches, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
SleepleSsneSs, and will cure any case. Price
20 cents box. postage free. Sold 10y AL
Druggists. and Charles Stott & Co, 40 Penn
sylVaria avenue. Washington. S5oCl
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WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
OF OUR
STOCK OF SLATE KANTEL6

Having the best selections fcolors In styles and MD
crate prices We show the best selection of RLOB
CRATES, plain and fancy, summer pieces, SC, Ia
the city. Our Baltimore KITCHEN RANGE,
most satisfactory cooking fixture in the market II,
mas recently been greatly improved. and now has the
new patent water top In al the large siges.
We sell the celebrated Baestow Special Heating
Range the Buck b Granger Elevated Ranges, tae
Ranges; also, . full line Of
KITCHEN UTENSILS, TIN WARE, &c
We contract for
PLUMBING AND GAS FIrrINa
In al their branches; employ no boys and only oon
Eetept mtehanies and from our long pcrienoe in
this branch OF the business can guarsutee 9o,d
Eork q fair prices Orders tor jobbins work spsoI.
ESyWARD HUTCHINSON,
SIT 9Th sttvet, between Penna. AID D Of. north
west. jeRU
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\ MINISTER'S WIFE al Dandy BarOUgb
e. eTnuiated IL, and sat in the courtroom
while her husband was being tried for i'm
moral conduct She had TO listen 70 fall
Confession from the young lady implicated.
the ministers name Is q. w. Porter, and he
IS a Methodist.
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so the shoe can be worn with ease. Runtons,
Ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments of the feet successfully
treated, at Dr. Whites establishment. i5th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
m. To ~ m.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Me- Duncan
Son Bros. stUct- Or-ve~S. sold Oh SATURDAY al
tGrncc1. Tor Fre',- " Jones and James X.
tcSn-. trustee lot No 3. g.. square J04. 81
Uafet at The corner % 4th and streets south
west, and iUpIryos b. a three story bric K
CTe!llEg and stable "a AUs- Davis, ESQ, for
- 500
J T Worn. ley. yea estate broker AMI aUc-
no eFr. 1911 PCDus-Iv aHla avenue mas sold
a. Rev Cfar'eS White. lots and g. in j
and q " Hopkins subdivision o. square
tih. improved WITH e saveu-rOOn frame
E0Use. lOr - rsJ
Thomas I H%gf 9nau. real estate auc-
t0~FsT. r9S SOLD ~ y O. 10 az \ street I'M
proved ~ = threa-st1Iy house. To Eva Rake
man. tTI - .~gC-
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GFORGFTOwN GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived-
Canal boat j. y. Thomas. consigned to J. q.
and j. NJ Waters, with 3,o9l bushels OF
wheat, and by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road to the same firm, SIC bushels Of wheat;
canal boat Wheeler & Barron, 800 bushels
wheat, to T. G. Wheeler, also by raj, $50
bushels wheat; canal boat II. NJ. Talbot.
2 ,2cO bushels wheat and 2O0 bushels corn. and
boat Wheeler 4 Barron, lea. bushels wheat,
all 20 W. VI. Ia bolt
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CHARGES OF FOEC cry AND EMBEzzLE-
NENT.--We understand that James 4. TuS-
lin ESQ, has been retained by Philip Felday,
now IN jail on bench warrant issued from
the Supreme Court Of the District of Column
bia, and charged with forgery and embezzle-
ment. Two indictments have been found
against the accused, and an earnest effort
viii be made 20 have him released on bail.
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SAILING PARTY ATTACEED.-SsturIay
night matt dozen rOwuIes OF South Wash
.rgtOu mate a. attack on three gent eUnen
VINO = ere returning from a sailing excursion
Alt bear tfem severely y. Frederick Stewart
90 emp. Oye ~ the Treasury department was
badly injured II the head by blows with some
heavy instrument He was taken into
EeIy'S drug store and MS wounds dressed
sH- ? f+eIF-TTiS Sr-f TOMS hone. Subsequent.
= tEcer ECrrS arrested Nec Reynolds al
te@Dc 10 D. one o. The ASSISTANTS.
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AN1NGs RArK. nnrrernf

TEe NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner o.
New l ORR avenue and Il IA street. pays 5 per
cent yer amman or deposits for each calendar
month. Ian king hours , tol SatUpIavs .
10 to1 20 z GtSlstie
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COAL AND WOOD.
4 Cal GOAL GOAL /:
WOOD. MOOD.

{ cal; COAL! GOAL
WOOD. WOOD.
Az Sow receiving an Size 4 tl- 1.s' -raIe-
COAL,
Lee "Nilkeebs rr-F and Locus Nr.rt.t,,.
" ute Ash IL lrbUgry Bed A-h. ALi q L, -
valley. To peTsCus WHO wish T. TAX. AFxaDIaFr 81
to- loN prioes orders vll D. received fhis I'D NTH b.
etg sluati ts sIe- upsG tfe original cost ~ asa
an si.3 oEer ng At low ngures prime HIck.-F
faA an flLe WOOD saved and spit anV l-ng.t "a
~ c~>'t,l Orders through mail prlU5sfi. and
ara sld Oslo, corner $40 au1 4 str'-ts -uu h
sri 3 northeast.
-Ig22-eE. w. "a. N,RIow.
srGIkE srKiKE sTRtRR BOB foCE
- ftEkS'
WOOD! NCoDrI COAIH1DALff
Sa.00--S5 ou--a5 Oo-s5.Cp
. ICING cr-Veec Win CpneiEuIne1ts a az kinds o.
Nt,b' oArgote upaL Cargo, daily arrivals, mon,
tlaA We cah dispose q readily ~ vi I-sale heIsl
We Hse ri.assl 9 info'u the rUbiIc rhsI t1twitn
standing the sirlEs ~ lhs coal mines ~ propose e.
~ i'sh in,i a. rrioe within 1he means q ii.t
LOOK BOpEf
GoOF PIN = WOOD delivered for = = ~ rbfb
OAK from so g. sd
All kinds 4 &C Al, wIth 2iJ TBS O. the ton AZ tn
lowest 0szble price
:. Als,, SAWED al1 SPLIT WOOD a. o,rresp5us
insiy lOS prsoos,
JOHNSON BKoTHF.s.
mal8 once snC Depot ~ JohGsOa's " nerves, 100.
% i-tE aUu 18th st0s--ts southwest.
p-sca. l2O2 r street IOrthgsyf
) llts III stree- /" EI.--s aa1E
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s.TKIkE Strike STkfhR Epb haCl
- FIEESt
GOAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

=, az, ass.yse1 ssne large and ssaorrna ssssr
FINE, OAh sud HICKORY WOOD Ia the stick q
esSec aid spiit; al Kept under cover.
nsNing Tie control % several braads OF lu,tcruA-
40 Domestic CkMENTs and CALCINID PLas-
LIE LBS; srd handing yearly many millions q BAs-
dOh LA1 ns, an II conc ttOu % IL or .ars n ar
character N nay line WITH dispatch srd ffolftT
saoea@le s1c retail, rton ts-Iae TINT asty con ps-
Central once-S2s Louisisns ayeure northeast
bTeheh tarc-ist st, sat . sid SIS sJusheas-
Nharf-foot o. s. Stree soutnesst
costly WN GUISGgp,
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EE,ETyEE I'sIo THE S0DALIFY.-At the
evening vg>fSrH a. 81 Dominic Church
corner '.A and : streets southwest. ye>ter-
Say t.4Tty--l- young ladies' WEI. received
!Eto The sGi1.Ify 60. ne Society OF Mary, con-
L,giti sita That church. The irts-PStin
E-C InfI -e. r-iva ceremony was conducted by
Rev FsIEer Boke.. and was witnessed oy I,
large COngreEatlOn.
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LEAD PENCIL THiEvES.-ThiS morning.
two cOlOred sneak thieves entered the book
and stationery store of Mr.. SnilIington, cor
ner of Penrsy lvanla avenue and = street.
and while UnObseTVed SnStchci a box of lead
pencils ard made their escape. Mr.. Shil-
lEgtOn directed his store boy To follow them,
and when ne saw an officer To have them ar
rested. The boy soon saw Officer German.
w.lO, or being told OF the circumstance, took
them in custody and 10 the Police Court
where they were hCed so each, or thirty ia VS.
ia iafi
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SENT TO JAIL.-Ye~terday afternoon Ser
ceaut Acton aTTes ,ed w ~. Collins, alias Ed
wards. COi0red, one q. the rufians who made
the assault on Mr.. VIM. FitZhugh. on the
Ith instant, Oh Sd street, between Maine auC
missouri avenue, anu robbed him OF - H..
money. He was taken TO the Police COur'
and committed for action OF the grand Jury
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go 10 $1,000 has been invested In S;cC z
FrlElieses aUd paid SEQ per cent. profit. How
Inmhrihge 9 Co, Bankers, Wall street.
New York. a.
THE SINGER SEwISC MACHINE sales n
ie'Z were - f.lZ-s. vt
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III JUNIOR KNIGHTS OF ST PATRICK
save -.ec,e'. officers iOT tu- ensuing year a.
-e-lHHN u - ACgStNILe. DIumaU--f. W
= + US mss cf-1y " com r,ia ms -E- C. 4 Cum
tf--i'r.r second deputy Commander. J. I.
-.eF lt.ru s-fy c0DTgauoar- = &. Sui
D. .'u, recording secretary. IL. " barr. fiuau-
C3i secretary ] p I.>t0L. alIaOrcr- = Muir
TGT. herald y. Wal. warden, = EsireheI.
standard bearer.
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HOTELS
NPINnrER HOTSH

SPINoLER HOUsE,
UNION SyyAkF Ny
EURCPEAN PLAN
SELF r FIRST Il ass UOTFr. f- f,. -.
y thg CITY convenient 90 Al I'd aces "a tt--frssa
thuLshes. thcAlerr, a. Sfsg~- ard zf~1r ~. 80
th- a'vs Tor III sieaIuiost piers fari aud r.il-
itAA Ga Pot-- 0rcsts hrQ more quiet. rgrflrf.i..
sbA INJURIOUS . home ~ thu - No. ID f.r lss.
money than a tha larger frsf class h.t.is 81.
eahtl, lrrrtshed rooms - pr d. upwards "a
riase hlie n saved AZ gion .Sggare osiig rcAch
td Uy street care ~ AZ es
arsl2 I'm IF FROST. Prrrris.a,
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JET AND GOLD, Jet and pale sets OF tewelry
ard new enamel initial buttons made in ia
Karat gold plate Those are the new fall
styles, and take the place Of expensive Jew
cry. Received - PTigg's, On the avenue,
lear street.