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} a. DAkNkILLE, Real Estate AuctIonser

Trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF ONE THREE
STORY BRICK BUILDING. ALL MOpEhN
lMPR0NkMENTS; BEING HOUSE No. i42s
= STREET, BETWEEN I4IH AND IJTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
by ylrIue OF y d.. d Of trust 90 ma. dated ~
June 81, 1874, and duly rec -rded in Lber 753. q"
roil1 20 che OF the land records Of the Distric -
o. Columbia and At the request of the party AIRED
thereby viii sell ~ public auction, front II the
pr misses. oa FRlgAY. the 22d day of June, lST7, .
al o clock m. inc west ~ feet front # lot No
- brlry ssuhdiVision IF square D. 2g. together
with rne improN ements sc.
Terms 81 sale reO cash, together with interest at
zen Per cent per annum from December 81. 1870. TO
qay OF sale the alance ia O. i aad i months. with
interest ~ ten per cent. Per annun. to be secured
10y 4 iced ~ trust on property sold. all faNn due
and unpaid; also expenses of ale. spasif # 100
required on he acceptance # bd. II thu terms Of
sale are not implied with i'm dave from lay Of
sale the trustee reserves the right resell the prp
ertY at the risk ami est If d-f4ultinz pure haser
CuhNeyanoIng al purch aser : cost
y d CIEARY SaInsma,, ,ei5 q 81.
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M T. SHALL OPEN on Thursday or FRI
W day, 80 yards Of Figd Linen Law Us which h,
IN addition 90 the stock on hand, will make much the
largest asa rtInept 20 he found in the Cty II Won
want cool and desirable dress for the summer N
very low price don't fail o. our goods You can
San save money aud time BY coming direct 20 81
cth 81 n " In connection With the above, We can
snow the new est aud best assorted stock # Staple
ana fanCy Dry Goods in the city all bought prices
-nuch below the rates charged month ago aud il
l. our determination 20 keep only such goods and
sell them ~ prices that will induce every one who
may favor Us with call g. give least a rart Of
.Ltir IAirrIdge w. VI. BROWN,
~ n No BIZ 5th street u1TthweS
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A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
a sail every THURSDAY direct from >e<Hsk
Philadelphia TO Liverpool, touching at Ha&8E
Queenstown.
Cabin, intermediate and steeraee passage tickets
can be he3 At III. d. COOKE, JR. * co. -, Bank
ers, l420 street. Also, Agents for the BED Star
Line 10 Antwerp. my2l-u
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BEAUTIFUL LAWNS,
~ NAVY BLUE, SEAL BROWN. DARK
GRBRS, AND BLACK WITH HAND
SONS BOkDER.
ALSO. zoo PIECES or LAWN WHITE
GROUNDWITH BLACK. BROwH Blue
GtVENpER FIG URES
CARTER'S. sO7 Market space.
Beautiful Lace stripe bite Goods very n ne quality
only . also. Striped Victoria swns only Is.
Black Grenadines, 10 striped, plaid, figured and
fancy mech, 4, ~. 2s. 81, & So.
All Of our Dress Goods at cost
Al q our new PaTasos with fancy handles at cost
Pure Wool Plack Cashmere. very vide, 81. Also,
Black Cashmeres. very wide 81.
Black AlPscas, double width very fine, IS.
BLACK sIlks very cheap, IS, Y, 81, : q, 0l.0.
STRIPED Summer Silksyery cheap.
~ gnsdale Cambria, Is. Towels, S. Pure Linen
IAble Damssk IN remnants of IL p az II, yards
ergth- on J S.. Children BOrdersd Haudkerchiefs,
pure linen 8 Iiren- and Cassumsrez for Boy wear
oheap. ttRTEV'S. sOs Market Space.
EAceilenf Calico. a.. WORMS. Ie2l IT
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DRY GOODS

SUMMER SILK SLAUGHTER.
FOR TWELVE DAYS WILL OFFER
Summer tilks At &c. worth %,
lI.u grena1iues- IS. 81 ana SOC.
Ali-Sik STR Pa CTTensiineS. 81 snf 69lsc worth
flsln PonEee silks. best goods, S5sc worth o.
l3pO ards Lawns. best goods, loo
600 yards hoice Lawns. l25S G, worthl Is.
Linen Lawns, a. and 25c cheap.
6aisfs, Linen Snitings, Linen Setting.
EmIroidertts and Lsces TO match.
All sun meT Dress Goods sold at ccst,
Pure Llama Lace Sac4ues. s.. worth SO.
Psrcse-. :. 10 and l21sc.; CslicOes, a. 81, &c.
ID sunni er Csssimere- at cost.
Carpets and Ma.tings at cost.
JesI-,r 700 MarEet space.
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homAs DV"' sc, Auctioneer.
F FREe y. loses }rru-..:.'.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auct. JeI5 dts

Rf~THE ABOVEsALF IL POSTPONED IN
cons, quence tf the weather, until FRIDAY. Jane
SSth, III, same hour and place. By order OF the
Ie72dts THOMAS BOWLING suc,iooaar
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

NJ ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionesr.
TRUSTEES, sALE GA VALUABLE TRACT
% LAND IN WAsHlNGT IN COUNTY. IN
TON
By virtue Of q deed Of trust. dated the 18th go
day OF March, A. D lS7:, and duly recordet IL "
Der n Q: ;, Folio IS, 81 the land TecS-d--A-
ior sshington county in the Dis rct Of pInmtia,
snd by direction Of the parties secured therein,
Snail sn seu en- the premises, on FRIDAY, the 22d
gay OF June, A. u. 1s99. ~ clock d. all that
par or portion OF land conveyed 10 aInes Anderson
on the sth day Of May, s4g, b. Charles King. ms
part OF that part of Chll1m Castle mancr coaveyed
TO Chas King BY Timothy 2. Andrew cont aiming "a
aefes, rood IS perches, m5r less, the Plat of
which vi be eShbiIsd On day Of sale Reing 'ou
hrck creek church OF Riggs rosd, leading from the
Soldiers Home, and near District line, known As
part CT the farm formerly owned by John Y. Boyle,
Terms of sale: cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bsarng per cent interest p.r
snnum. and secured by deed OF trust. ali convey
anclng at the cost OF the purchaser. cleo down on
The fall Of the hammer and IL the are not com
Piled with In Ve days after the day Of he Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property AZ the
rex and cost Of the defaulring purchaser by adver
tlsing three times In some newspaper published in
Washington city. =. pAyIDsoS,t rr,..aa.
J. T. DYER, ( iIusees
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct. iell-d
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DARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE BEST
IL Goods at wholesale cost for twenty days, at
DAVIS.
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hJ AT COST AT COST! III

(NALL EABLY AND SECURE BARGAINS, at
~ DAVIS
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

FOR NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
The swift and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
I IHE Ian LAkE; Captain J: Ws,TE, a.
day, Wednesday and Friday, at :ss<zEzxxGA
O'Clock D. m, connecting with steamers for B)ston
Providence and other northern points. Returning
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and s az.
urday at 3 o o'clock D. m.
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LATEST LOCAL.
NOraces this afternoon.


JOHN GILBERT. while riding in bug
gy this morning along the Reading Road,
was thrown out and broke one of his
legs.
A FATAL ARRAY occurred last night
near Delhl between William Stewart
and Jonn Jordan, iu which The latter
had his skull broken.
MITCHELL, the pitcher Of the Rel
Stockings, Is going to make practical
test OF The problem sis there such a
thing as a curved ballW
JOHN GLIB. residing at Hammeltown,
near CummlnsViile, viii be tried before
squire Anthony this afternoon on the
charge of knocking down horse with a
club and inf citing all ugly wound.
JOHN WILSON was arruigned before
HIS Honor This morning on The charge OF
stealing pair OF pants valued at 81 &c.
from p. n. Mork. Judge Wilson con-
tinued his case until the 18th, and put
him under 1870 bail.
JOHN BOLDOCK, having just emerged
from the WOrk-AVuse, upon going to his
house found the key Of his trunk gone,
and discovered that Lewis White had
key that would unlock it. A consider
able quantity OF his wearing apparel
W
lookup at Hammond-street station.
Both parties are 'Dlack BIRDS"
THREE little colored "brats," Ander.
son Mason, Erwin Anderson and Harry
Anderson, aged respectively seventeen,
sixteen, and seven, were locked up In
the NInth-street Station this afternoon,
on tho charge Of petit larceny. Officers
Mullen and Sullivan arrested them at
No. 2l0 Central avenue, where they were
endeaVorlng TO sell five patent gas burn.
ers, Of which they refused to give an
account.
j. N. TRAvOR, hailirg from New York,
was arrested and locked up this morn
| ing in the Central Station, on warrant
sworn out Dy Bride, charging him
with obtaining money under r'false pre-
lenses. " appears tnat Bride aud one
Alonzo Morris, strangers to each other,
had made IA bet on The horse races, In
which $49 were involved. Travor inn
persona ed Alonzo Morris, and drew the
above amount OF money. Judge Wilson
will let him explain Tomorrow morn.
| ing,
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PHILADELPHIA.
Failure OF Paper Manufacturers
Celebration by the q. A. IL.

National \ Associated Press to the Star
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Charles II.
Megargee & Co., of this city, said to be
the largest paper manufacturers in the
United States, have suspended. Their
liabilities are not stated, but, although
thought TO be very heavy, ills confident
ly ass serted that the assets will fully
cover them.
Mr.. Megargee, the principal member
OF the firm, is considerably advanced In
years, and The cause o. the suspension
is attributed TO illness which rendered
him unable to attend strictly to busi-
ness.
He failed to provide tor the in terest on
a S3J, 900 mortgage, aud the holders pro-
| ceeded against bim. The bank took
| alarm thereat and refused to accept MIR.
Negargee's notes, thus compelling him
| to suspend. The heaviest Gre titors are
rag merchants of New York and this
city.
The eleventh anniversary Of the estab-
lisnment Of the Grand Army of the r.
pubic was observed here Yesterday by
a celebration at the Permanent EXuibl-
lion Building In the Central Exposition
gr"un4s.
representatives. were present from
various posts throughout the country,
and excursion trains from different
points brought a number OF visitors to
the city, SO that by noon there was esti-
mated TO be at least fifteen thousand
persons assembled In the building.
At 2 Z. N. there was grand parade,
with about four thousand men in line,
which was reviewed by Gov. Hartran t
and staff and other invited CUES s, In
cluding many distinguished military
men.
After the parade soldiere' meeting
was held, which was addressed by Gov.
Hartrauft, Generals Burnside, McClel-
Ian, Hancock, Gregg, fitzpatrick, Rob-
InsOn aud others. Letters or regret at
inability to attend were read from
number of prominent persOnages. among
them President Hayes, Attorney Gen-
eral DeVens, and Genera s Humphreys,
Warren, Hooker and Pleasauton.
Mrs. General sherman teiegraphed
that the General was on his way from
san Francisco, but would only reach
ST. Louis during The day.
Gen. George b. Mcclellan, in a neat
address, presented the post GU behalf of
their lady friends, with magnificent
banner, after which the company sat
down 20 an elegant banquet.
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w A SHINGTON.
Special to the Star.

Special to the Star.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 Representa-,
tive Harmer, Of Pennsylvania, has had
a long and pleasant interview with Pres
ldent Hayes in regard to the political
situation, during which the President
expressed much interest in the result Of
the Pennsylvania elections. MIR. Har,
mer alluded to the Presidents political
order, and inclined to the opinion, based
upon the Presidents remarks. that a
modification OF the order might be made
without destroying its original inten.
tiOn.
President Hayes said that the order
had been much misinterpreted, that it
was not designed to deprive office hol.
ders of rights enjoyed in common by
other citizens, in taking an active part
in politics alter the nominations were
made, but its sole purpose was to reach
that class Of politicians who have held
office for political ends only, and who
have brought discredit and dissen-
sion in the party aud united in
efforts to intimidate conventions and
force them to act IN the interest of in
dividuals, Before MIR. Harmer took
leave the President remarked that he
PREFER ed his friends should come and
confer with him personally on all cues.
lions rather than to make them the sub
jects o public discussion in the House.
CAPITAL NOTES.
General Kimball, of Fltchburg, Mass,
has been appointed custodian of the
dies, rolls and plates Of the Treasury
Department. He was recently one OF
the Pension Agents in Massachusetts.
Tue Secretary of the Trea Jury has in
stituLed a form of retrenchment in all
smaller Custom-houses, especially in
the Interior. 1t is estimated that the re.
suit Will be saving Of about $l65 900 per
annum.
Mr.. Randall stated to friend before
leaving here that he would announce
early next week the Committees on An
prop iatlons, Elections and Accounts.
A strong feeling ex SITS In the Hous g
n favor OF an early adjournment, but a
different sentiment prevails in the Sem
ate. Should the House send resolu.
tion of adjournment on fixed day, and
the Senate disagree, it is not probable
c n M In ic
desire for short session, will exercise
his Constitutional authority TO adjourn
The two Houses.
a leading Democratic Senator, IN
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DR.. r d. away will lecture this eve =
ing AZ s.. PauPs CDurch, on "MarI!n
Luther and the r? formation.
Toe German Military Band propose to
give Mr., Frank Harf grand benefit
concert on Saturday evening, October
70.
The Clio Dramatic Club will give their
second performance o. the season this
evening AT Tnoms' Music Hall. "Mir-
iam's Crime" and "olasner and Crasberp
are on the programme.
The members of the Q. g. q. I. U wi,l
give a literary and musical entertain
ment at No. 20J Vine street this eve1-
ing, for the purpose OF raising iunds to
carry out the movement this winter.
The Rev. j. E. Morris, of The Berean
Baptist Church, Eighth and Plum
streets, will deliver mis- farewell at.
dress a. the Union ChufcA, on the Walk
er Mil R)ad, previous 10 his removal to
Chicago.
The Social Nine, composed of young
men from the Thirteenth Ward, have
made arrangements for grand mas
querade ball, wnicn is to take place in
February. Tuey are going t. make IT a
success.
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Board OF Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
Mr.. Baker in the chair.
A communication from NJ. Nervey, Su-
perintendent of Parks, asking for three
thousand nine hundred and sixty feet Of
drain pipe, for the protection of Eden
Park Reservoir, at AL estimated cost Of
$56), was approved.
On the recommendation of Chief En-
gineer A, l.. Anderson, Inspector K. II.
Moore was transferred rom the Twelfth
street sewer and putin charge Of L'H0m-
medieu-allpy and SIXtn-street sewers.
A letter from Jos. j. flaming desiring
to Withdraw his proposals for the i'm
D oYement OF Fountain street, owing TO
unanoal EN- mbarrassmel was referred
to the Committee Oh Grades and In
pr0vcments.
Adjourned.
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WUNDER HE DID IT,
He Hung HiMseif Because the
Ticket Didn't Win.

Ticket Didn't Win.
II bert Wunder is a German news
paper carrier, who lived with his wife
and family at No. 81 Budd street west
Of Harriet.
Itseems that he had been an earnest
advocate OF the Worklngmen's ticket at
the last election, and as the party, ac-
cordlng to his estimation, did not do as
well as he expected, he gri4ved SO mucn
over the matter that he came to the con-
cluslon to ''sAutfl off this mortal coil"
This morning about fifteen minutes at
ter 7 O'Clock, having eaten a hearty
breakfast, Wunder proceeded TO the at
tic, Where clothes lire was stretched.
He took part Of it down, and mounting
chair, which he had brought up with
him. he fastened the moose around his
neck and swung himself Into eternity.
His little daughter had occasion to 90
up into the garret a snort me atler the
deed and discovered the body of her
latner, banging Iieless. She summoned
her mother, VINO in turn called III the
neighbOrs, Uut 100 late.
coroner otlrh was notified and an in
quest neld. From the testimony it was
suown that ue had been very much
downCast on account of the fact that
the W Workingmen's ticket mad not EN-
elected, ana tUls, it was thought, led TO
his selt-aestructlon.
The verdict OF tue jury was death by
suiolde by hanging wni re laboring under
Mt OF mental alteration.
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THE OLD WORLD.
National Associated Press 70 the Star.
WILL THE MINISTRY RESIGN?

WILL THE MINISTRY RESIGNp
PARIS, Oct. 10 The Temps says that
it believes that the Ministry will resign
after the election OF the Councils Cen
eral.
MIDHAT PASHA.
LONDON, Oct. 10 "A dispatch from
Rome says Midhat Pasha is expected to
arrive at Naples very shortly.
AT THE PASS.
A dispa' ch from Constantinople says
the artillery duel at the Shipka Pass still
continues.
RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS.
A dispatch from Go ney Studen states
that detachment OF Russians from Lott.
cha had ex cuted two more successful
recOnnOisanccs.
ROME. Oct. 19.-The Cardinal CapalLi
is dead.
ASSAULT UPON PLEVNA
VIENNA, Oct. l9.-IL is reported here
that an assault upon PleVna was COM
menced yesterday (rhursday)
MUKHTAR'S ARMY DONE FOR.
LONDON, Oct. ia Russian official
dispatch from the headqua t.rs OF the
army or the Caucasus says Mukhtar
Pasha's armies have been completely
annihlated, twent. Two DattnIions, an
immense quantity vi stores and cannon
having surrendered 10 the Russians.
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i'm White is pardoned.

Jim White Is pardoned.
John Il. Bell, Esq, is sojourning at
Put-in Bay.
John Il. TAFT, Esq, the artist, is ia the
city on short visit.
DR.. Gustav Harff, brother of Frank
Harf, has come here to practice.
Mr.. Maurice Spillard, OF the Twenty.
fifty Ward, has gone to Washing On, d.
c.. for the winter.
Rev. Mr.. Camp, of Ayondale, il attend
ing the sessions OF the Presbytefias
Synod Ut Troy. Ohio
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The Cincinnati Central Christian Tem-
perance U MON will give an entertain
ment at their headquarters, No. 200 Vine
street, this evening, Oct 10, al 8 O'Clock.
Vocal and instrumental music, recita-
tions, dialogues, &c. Everything will
be frst-olass, as no pains have been
spared TO afford their friends pleasant
evening, and they hope to see d lull
house. Admission % cents.
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Dnal Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RICHMOND, IND, Oct l9.-The officials
pursued the party Hineman and his
mother, who had the adopted son OF MI.
Moflitt, and captured them with the boy
near Liberty, lad. They claim that the
boy is Charlie Ross. and have many let
ters from Mr.. Ross on the subject, in
which he denies the identity Of the boy
from their description. They claim that
they only went 10 take him to a place
where the question OF his identity could
be determined.
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Those Credentials.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON Oct. 19.-Qalte large
audience was drawn to the Senate
Chamber to-day to hear the debate over
the case of Eu tue, OF Louisiana. Mr..
Thurman opened the discussion In favor
Of taking the credentials out of the
hands OF the Committee and bring them
directly before the Senate.
A number of speeches were made pro
and con. The matter was finally post
uOueQ indetinitely.
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speaking OF the feeling in the Senate re-
specting the confirmation of General
Harlan for the Associate Justiceship OF
the United States supreme Court, said
that he made careful inquiry among
Senators of both parties, and was OF the
opinion that there would not be six
votes against his confirmation.
Hon. Ozro j. Dodds left for Cincinnati
last night with the pardon Of Jim White.
1t was procured by personal application
TO the President, and the latter was
moved main'y by considerations OF SYM
pathy for Whites family.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Laura Smith, I mos, ciry.
George Gift ,rd, 30 yrs, Eniland.
Charles A. Shadinger, 80 yrs, city.
Helen Q. Bristner, 81 yrs, New Jersey.
Sarah Jane Wyatt, 8 mos, city.
Ella Heron, IA yrs, city.
Lena Eyer, IL yrs, Indiana.
Magdalena Turner, II mos, city.
Carrie Ortner, 21 yrs, city.
Fred. Mayer, Is yrs, Germany.
Sophia Beckman, 81 yrs, Germany.
Infant Sing leton, stlll-Oorn, city.
Infant De Serrev, stubborn, city,
Henry Robert, Al yrs, Germany.
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A west side Clergyman was called out
the other night TO minister by the dying
bed of prominent citizen. "M as he
connected with savings bankW asked
the divine. "He was u trustee" replied
the messenger. "Well, there's no use
in my going" said the pastor; "still, the
mercy OF heaven Is intlnite, and there's
no saying-so l had better go through
the motions, perDaps.'-L hicago IrIu-
une.
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Third Ed!E!!o!

NsSS~ CINCINNATI, Oct 10 -2:3O p. M.-Flour
quiet and steady. Wheat in moderate demand
and steady. Rye moderately active. Mess pork
quiet and steady with light offerings. Lard
quiet and easy with moderate demand. Meats
scarce and slow. Barley dull. Oats steady
and In moderate local demand. Whisky quiet
and steady at yesterdays prices Cotton steady
ami UNCHANGED. Gold steady at 1024. Ex-
change dull. Business generally quiet.
Beg" WRATHER.-Probably cloudy with
rain, for the next twenty four hours.
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SEEING THE FOLLY OF IT.-A youth
asked PERMISSION OF his mother 10 90 10
II ball. Sne told him II was bad place
Tor little boys. "Why, mother, dldit
you ana father go to balls wnen you
were youngp "Yes; but we have seen
The folly o. IT," SAID the mother. Nv ell,
MOTHER" exclaimed the son, 81 want to
see the Jolly OF IL too"
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ROBINSON'S 0PERA-HOUSE.
D. MACAULEY,....,.....

FRIDAY EVENING, October 10, last night
but one Of the popular artists,
MIR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE,
And their New ork Company, when will be
prest nted the realistic drama, IIIkEI-OF-
LEAVE MAN. W. j. florence as Bob Brer-
ly; Mrs. w. j. Florence Emily st. Everm md
Saturday evening. last ngut Of the Florences,
when will be repeated "Ihe Mighty Dollar"
TO morrow Saturday, only Florence Matt
nee-Ticket- Of Leave Man.
Monday evening, October 23-Mr. Charles e.
Callahan's Comedy Of LITTLE SILVER.
Tuesday, October 23-EDWIN BOOTH as
HAMLET.
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Secretary Eynrts told friend the
other day-thus records a letter in Tue
Graphic-lhat he had just received a
letter from one Of his daughters to his
eff ct: "Dear papa: Thank you very
kindly tor the donkey you sent me, but
he's so lonely. Won't you soon De home,
nnnAI ~
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Cheap lager beer may have some other
explanation than that 1t has b9en adui- =
terated. One would infer from the a. :
ton OF the beer- sellers OF Berlin that the
thickness OF the glass an the invasion
OF its interior by the bottom had some
thing o 40 With the reauctton in price
Of the beer. The beer-selIers earnestly
protest against the passage OF a law by
the Prusslan Parliament compelling the
use OF glugrd glasses.
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Doors Closed.

National Associated Press to the Star.
PITTsBURG, Oct. l9.-The Sharpsburg
and L ma Savings Bank closed its doors
to-day. A check for $500 was presented
this morning, which WAS not honored.
Assets and Liabilities not made known