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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
Condensed Locals


Street lamps will be lighted at 6 pm. and ex-
tinguIshed aL 4:20 am
The National College OF Pharmacy opened It's
ninth annual session last evening. Prof. E. t.
FIistOe delivered an Interesting address on
chemistry.
The Criminal Court was not In session to-day,
and owing TO the absence OF an important Wit
less IN the case OF Beckett charged with mur-
der the case went over.
Judge Cox has overruled the demurrer inter-
POSED Oy the District TO the suit OF Tallmadge E.
Brown, for infringement or his patents Tor
Knights OF PythIas held q meeting last night
TO consider the question OF attending the DC.
mOnstratfon In Baltimore comm tteo or
f1yC-Messrs. Smith. COgglnS, Thompson, BOS-
well and BarnabaS-wa5 appointed TO consider
the subject and report.
Yesterday Officer Duvall arrested Jas. Berry.
coloTed, in the act of Offering for sale horse
and wagon at the market house. which prop
erty was ascertained to belong to Lewis Rtdy
ley, an old colored man, near Marlboro, Prince
The German Benevolent association elected
officers as follows: Chr Schneider, president;
LGrenz ki5sner, vice president: r A. Maltern,
secretary; {. A. Sohl, assistant secretary; JOnn
a.. killlan, treasurer; Geo. G.. Walker and John
Walter ir.. rent committee; Hermann Bruegge-
mann and \. Lehman, reyiSory committee; Va
entiLe SchInuk. janItOr.
Coroner Patterson held an inquest yesterday
on the body OF ArmiStead Chambers. an old
colOfed man who died OF l0ckjlw at the Freed
man hospital, from injuries received by being
run over by wagon on the 18th Of September.
The verdict exOneTated the driver OF the wagon
from all blame, as the horse ran away and De-
came unma1aCabiP
Tie tine for commencing the annual eXhi-
billion OF the Frederick county (Nd.) Agrlcui-
tuIal Society las been changed 10 the 18th Of
october, so as not TO conflict with the grand
celebration IL Baltimore and the National Fair
OF Washington.
Mount Olive Ledge, No. 1888 G. L. o. of o. F.,
has installed the following officers: Henry L.
Ross. p. y. F.: Daniel Hardy, \. F.; T.. ID. bud
lev Il. n C.: Robert III. Roberts \. G.: WIN. A.
Duiguid '. e.: J. F. colbert Z. s; w. III. Jud-
son MalviD. T.. 5; Geo. Wheeler, treasurer.
An excursion train Will leave Washington at
$50 q. L.. next Tuesday with passengers for
the new catholic church, ST. JoSephS at Am
mendale. Md, 10 be dedicated by Area bishop
Gibbons that dav.
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Ar,susec,enfs &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Tourists" al
though il TaiDed hard last night, were greeted
by good SIZED audience, which roared from the
tine The curtain went up until ft fell at the
ClCse Of the performance. The best of the cd
business is retained. With many new and TAX
Ing songs ard abSuTditieS Mt. MeStayer as Little
Eva brought down the house. Mr.. Watson. the
German, Is Immense. Miss Carrie Swain is one
OF the Chief attractions in the company, and
last night was encOred again and again. In
fact, nearly everything was encored. THE
Tourists" are popular wherever they go.
FOkDS OPERA HOCSE.-"The Flock of Geese
opened the week at Ford's last night to a fair
house They started in 10 make Iuu, ald they
succeeded. The audience was very enthu taSttc
The musical part OF the entertainment was
coed. Miss Kellogg Carl led off the musical hon
oIs CT TIE evening. Mr.. George Reynolds as
the darkey, carried the audience by storm. Ga
Tie whole, this flock OF geese give good me-
large OF mfrth and music.
PEOPLES COSCEKT.-The effort to establish a
st rIeS OF twenty-five cent concerts, by first
class musicians, should meet with great sue.
cess. The program CT the first Of these enter
IaiLmentS, advertised in another column con-
ta1Ds two OF three new pieces and some Old
IayCTitpS
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RAILROADS.
1880 THE GREAT 1904
To The NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

l4S Is, 81 l EgE,sSsi ~ h1gEE lSS0
sp,xxnI Double Track. Steel Rails.
srPs sShy 2ssh, tSUIrnrsr
corner Of SIXTH aud streets as lows:
For Pitt burg and the est. go n. with sleep
daily WITH seepns Cars s f from aar r9tS To-
CINCINNATI, 81 Louis and Chicago. $50 pm.
BasT MOI E' asS Sfs oTd PisSn RirLtoap
For ohnandaisus, Rochester. Buffa, NIAGARA.
800 I'm. daily except sunday $50 a, m: daily.
ee1 s9,pt Saturday, with Palace Cars to Canaan
For Wilian sport Lock Haven and ElmIra, at 10 40
I'm. am; daily, except Sunday
lxgrets Of pullman Parior Oars. $50 am.
For srcokiyl. n. y. al through trains connect at
E wa DSsss to Of Fa hsS
For hi o. ssasy g q Nd q So ai sn,sS
For E snsinose SO sd.y eSeeSt sSua,y an,
2o tG 40 IS SO a.; and ioso PM A oR
Sunday. $50. 10 40 a. m. 5: 40. 80 and 10 90
Fer Pope's Greek Line. GAO m. AID 40 p. m.
daily. except sunday.
For annspeli-. 40 a. M and 40 p. daily. ex-
ALE2ASpRiA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AsD ALEAANi Ria AND WAshINd-
Fol. SIs1aHdIia; 72O. 3 IL am. 4:2o, $40,
20 and II so y H. On Sunday at 2, aud
For Richmond and the South. 2 an daily. ana
Trains leave alexandria for Washington. 9. 8, ls
am; IL so. 3. 6. and 9:o5 2 m ard II mid
night On Sunday at 8 and 10 am. and s:Os
Tickets. information. sleeping and parlor car ac-
east corner Of 18th street aud Pennsylvania re-
nue.. northeas: corner Oh and Penns, lyania ave-
the checking of baggage to destination from hotel,
- l. P FshMER. General Passenger Agent.
FIRM HoMSoN. General Manager. sepl7
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS In
BLACK C4SHMERES,
DOUBLE WIDTH,
E5. 30. 81. 40 AZ. 5n Cents

DOUBLE WIDTH,
20, 80, 81, 40, As, 80 cents.
BLACK SILKS, rs, 81, 81, S1.25. $3.50
SPLENDID STOCK OF COLORED CASHMERES.
all v DOL, 40, 49, 80 cents.
CLOTH FOR BOYS SUITS. so. 81. Is. 80 csats
Cloth FOR MEMS SUITS. so, 90. rs. 81, 81.
LADIES' BLUE FLANNEL AND CLOTH FOR
SUITS. 80, 80, so. 60, rs, 81, 81.
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS FOR TRIMMING.
BLACK SATINS. from 81 cents.
col ORED SATINs. all colors.
CANTON FLANNELS. 10, I2. Is cents.
RED FLANNELs. all Wool, 25. 80 50. 81, 40 cts.
WHITE WOOL FLANNELS, %, 80. 81 csnts
BED COMFORTS. 75c., 81. s1.25. S1.5o,
LARGE. DOUBLE. WHITE BLANKETS, $3.50
Per Pair.
SHAWLS. FLANNEL SKIRTS. LADIES' AND
GENTS UNDERWEAR.
CHlLDRENS' FANCY HOSIERY, all the new
styles.
CALICO. CTS. YARD.
C. Il. TOVysON,
$50 Pennsylval4.e avenue. south side,
oct2 Near 7th street ana Center Market.
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The Bull Which GOred Nr. Shreeve
TO Death.

Yesterday afternoon q Zig bull was being
driven through the streets OF GeOrgeto by
two colored men. The animal was tied In g
manner that made walking very painful to
him. An OFF c. OF the society for the proven
ton or cruelty to animals demonstrated with
the drivers In charge OF the bull, but they
led ! Is authority. A police officer then
Waa sought, and the bull and one Of the drivers,
named Smith, were taken TO the X street police
station, In this city. Upon questioning Smith
II vas discovered that the bull was the same
animal that gOred Mr.. Benjamin f. Shreeve, OF
Falls Chur, b, Va, to death last Saturday, as
related in yesterday IS STAR The officer of the
society. upon learning this. wanted to make out
a case for driving dangerous animal through
the streets. The case was called In the
Police Court ills morning, but Smith forfeited
collateral. The bull had been ordered to y
Shot, but 1t was sold instead 10 Jacob LefO, cat
tie broker, 435 Delaware avenue, tor SO. The
animal was worth between $50 and SIS. 1t wa
being sent to Christian Fl!eger, butcher, for
sau2hter when seized. Mr.. Shreeve was buried
ills morning at Falls Church, Mr. Burch, OF
GeOlgetown, being the undertaken. When the
hYll set upon him he was leading the animal to
LIE stable by rope and ring In the nose. The
quiz llfst knocked Mr. Shreeve down, and then
Iosseo MIN In the air four or five times, catch
Ing MIN on his horns. In one toss the horn OF
lhe peast caught in Mr.. Sn-eeve's ankle and
!alo the flesh open to the bone from ankle to
thlgn. There were also severe abdominal In
Jurles.
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pALTIMonE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

ss9I ~. R3sSns Iss g The
and Southwest.
10 take eject LEAVE ssHTdEPy ssy 1ss lssS at
=, 200 Baltimore. Ellicett City ard Way Sta
g. m.-tBstimore Express
6:t5 q; m.Zballimnre. Annapolis aud way. lPled-
mont. strssburs. Winchester. Hagerstown. Frede-
$40 a.m.-p int of Rocks and way .tz:ions.
900 a. Sew Y0Ik. Philadeiphia. BIOS on and
Bsiti9 ore Express Parior car to New York and
;. s:m:-ton sunday only-Batimore. spnspo-
$40 a mist. Louis. Chicago. Columbus and
Pittsburg Express. lOonnccts Tor Hagerstown aud
at Point of h. cEs FL FREDERICK atoms east of
cinnau and Louisville daily; Grafton to sandusky
daily except Saturday.
1000 a; IA -Balhulore Express. STOPS at Bladens-
burg, Colleee. Be;tsyille. Laurel. Annapolis juno
~ 10 m.-Batimore, Annapolis. Elicit City
lbs p.m.-tBat'more and Laurel Express
2:30 \. m--New York, Philadelphia and Boston
$50 m-Raltino ore and Way Stations Cwin-
chester, Frederick. bagerstown ana Way, via Re-
so p.p.-Baltmore. Bladensbsrg and Laurel
Expiess Frederick. via Re'ay. stops at Annapolis
4:35 p m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Ha2ers-
town, Winchester add Way Stations. un sunday
a. 40 p m--tBsltiInore, Annapolis ana Way Sta
5:io p.m.-tCticsgo and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago daily.
b:45 j m.-tPhiladelpbia and Baltimore Expreesl
stcrs st BladelsbuIg and Laurel
s s:9s 2 m--POiIt q RoeEs and rs Way Stations.
so p.n.-BALTIMOhE AND LAU2EL EX-
fRESS.
$40 p.m.-tsf. Louis. Cincinnati. Chicago and
Ffttshtrg FxgTess. Pitsburg. except Sunday.l
Sleeping cars 90 st. Louis and fittsburg.
9 IS y. n baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express.
BOc1 ON AND BAIT more EXPRESS. Sleeping
car to New York. and special sleeping car TO Phla-
delIhia.
tbsiy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains step at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ct the Baltimore
ard Ohio iicfet Offices Washington Station, and
Cos, Gig ana Corner l4th and Pennsylvania avenue
where orders will be taten for baggsee 70 be
cbecks q arc received at any point in the city.
W. NJ. oil MINIS, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
l. NJ. COLI. General Ticket Agent.
Oh U. B. kOyNTZ. General Agent.
q. II. LORD. General Passenger Agent. myl7
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A WIFE II ALEXANDRIA AND one IN WASH
INGToN--Mary Jane Ferby IRE Pascoe, of Alex
andria county, Va, yesterday told the authorI-
ties at Alexandria that her husband is guilty OF
bigamy. She says she married Edwin Ferby In
1oiS, and after living With her for month he
came 10 Washington, saying he was going to
Norfolk, telling her to sell out and go with him.
But she subsequently found out that he was
]fyfT with another woman by the name OF
Eliza beth Taylor. IL South Washington, where
EeTby, IL Is alleged, married the woman Taylor
Septt mber 2. $50. under the name OF D1zier
MIS-. FeIby threatens to prosecute him. All OF
tie parties are coloreG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

SALE OF RARE EXCELLENCE There will ba
an exhibition CT the elegant articles at the resi-
deIce or Gen. Capron tomorrow commencing
at 10 O'Clock and lasting until p. m. the sale of
which takes place on Thursday. the 7th inst. at
1880 O'Clock, embracing paintings OF rare merit.
End superb specimens OF Japanese bronze por-
celain and carvings, selected in Japan By Gen.
CapIon. The catalogue also incluGeS a portion
or his elegant parlOr and chamber furniture
The sale Is conducted by the house of Thomas
DOWlirV
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REAL EsTATE SALE.-NeSSrS. Duncanson Bros
aCctiOneerS, sold yesterday afternoon for Thos
l. HOBBS and Henry Wise Garnett, trustees, loJ
Numbered q Ia Burton, executor, and others
recorded subdivision of square No. 49, having
1rcnt OF tWenty-One feet four inches by depth
Oh one hundred feet 10 an alley. Improv omentS
tWc-stoTy preSsed-br front house with back
bul ding. corner 18th and r streets northwest.
SCld 70 T. j. Hayw for s. 3I5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Mary f. Cooley TO w. Taylor Birch. pit lot 92 In
Bealls addition TO Georgetown; s1,C5D. Chas
A: James ard T. It. Crittenden, trustees. to
Thos Wilson, lots 80 and 50, So. 139; 3.9IG.9 S.
Jos. A. Caldwell TO Adolph A. Hoebing. L. 5. N.
lot ~, so. 139; 81 GO. JAS. and j. E. Llbbey 10
Sylyestr Burns. pr. or original lot S. so. s.;
s, 100. John McGowne to Bridget McIntyre,
re i sstate In Georgetown; s.. C. Ridgeley
Mcblair al q NJ. e. Luttrell, trustees to Matthew
Calhert, north half lot G. sub. OF original lot In
so. ISL; $3.50. VIM. j. LawtOn to Annie E.
Rauhe, part OF tract OF land In the county
called ''Bayley's Purchase sI.lO0 Jos. T. Ste
yens, trustee. 10 Wm T. Lawton. do. 81 100:
part original lot 9. 81. 959, s.. Jas. +. Mari
10 VIM. May ser, west half lot 4, so. SIS; 81 900
Cbas. y. PurvtS, trustee. 10 Edw. Croasdale, lot
lc ard part Il. sq. 49,; s, eco. Eugene CaruS
and John p. O'Nein 10 Johannah King, lot p,
sub. OF so 523; 8 600. Jos. j. Barker to Louis
III. Schneider, lots II and IS so. 342; s. O00
Marie T. Dubois 10 Vim. W. Boarman aud JOS
Sawyer, original lot l6. so. les; 5000. Mary b.
hcsher 10 John BTehipGs. part OF tract o. land
called BeaIrs Discovery; $500. W. w. Corcoran
10 Benz. w. Carpenter, part lot Is, So I34; $780,
John f. Price 10 Susan Dorsey. lot 3. In Wilson
ard Nottirghams sub. OF lot 2, so. 9i5 $500.
conrad Sch2fer and Geo NeitZoy TO Frederick
W. Rest, original lot :, 50. 925; s6,2I5.
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Two WOMEN ATTACKED BY RABID Car
ABOUT O'Clock last night large Cat, belong ng
10 Mrs- BOYD. an old lady about S. years reStd-
NY at No 1913 Pennsylvania avenue becam
very vicious and attacked Mrs Bosd ard ner
sSl ant hannah, biting and stretching them
seteIeIy ABOUT the arms and ankles Tney *.
coming known az Lieut.. kelly,s station. O1i,sr
mar &ent 70 the premises and killed the cat.
III. bofIoWs ATTENDED both O. the wounded
mad. ~ ''Ae " ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

Justice Cartier yesterday granted writ OF re-
noyal for William Daingerfield, the colored boy
az cuS6d OF stealing horse and bride from Mr..
vi lam TuOby. a farmer living near CABIN John
bulge. Nd. IN July last. IL VIII be rcmemb red
that DaiEgertield pleaded guilty 10 fine Police
Court and stated that he took the horse in order
That lie might be sent 10 the Reform school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

DEATH OF AN OLD AND WELL KNOWN Crrf-
zk aSso:s James 4. Kennedy one of the otfest
NO o25 street yesterday afternoon in the sam
yea yeal Oh MS age. Mr.. Kennedy was veteran OF
cue war OF lsl2 and member Of the associated
survivors, sur OF that war, and also a msmbar ~
1ne OlcesI Inhabitants' Association. He had
spent nearly his entire life In the District and
Vas prior to the year 1s4O the only Letter car c
aier. ana as was then called 'peny posr. !; In the
entire City, using for his deliveries - IiShf
wagon with body shaped Something like -
S S0at, IN which ne went from door 70 door
subsequently he was for many years c,erT FIN in
me city post office, and for time the chief e
put about ten years ago he resigned that
thSennedy took lively interest In the AFFAIR." Of
the old s cc ana served number Of terms Ia
aoOut the year 1880 formed the MethoEiae or
bbioIsslapt Church IL this District He retained
ns me memDershfp 70 that church up to the time
% DIS death. He was man OF sterling In
Isgmty and much force Of character. and he
R, s the estesm OF all who knew him.
MS funeral VIII take place on ThuradaY at me
O'CLOCK from his Late residence ~ oA1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

A CARBON account o. the threatening
weather this morning We were afraid to ven
tuIe cut with our wagons loaded With fine
goods, but hope TO be able TO display them some
future day. Lansburgh Bro, 404 and 4O6 1th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Amuse,menfs. &c. Tonight.
NGtiUgGI TheGfeT.-''The Tourists In the Pull
Ean Palace Ca--"
FOrlrs CoeJq R0,se.-''A Flock Of Geese
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

YET ANOTHER BURGLARY ON NJ SrREgr-Spn-
day night burglars entered the Residences Of
Mr.. VIM. F. Chandler on NJ street betWeen
way OF costly clothing to the amount OF over
$780, and escaped successfully. Another holse
on that street, only two squares distant, was
also robbed the same night OF clothing, &C., to
the value OF $3.50. The people on NJ street begin
70 think they are assessed rather more than
tneir snare for the support OF the fiourtshing
assoclauon OF Washington burglars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

PAkTIFS wishing TO attend the National Fair.
VIII md II 10 their advantage TO examine the
fuil stock OF fall and winter clothing at 4.
SIauS', 1911 Penna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

"ALDKRNKY WAGONS Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered Ia & lbs.
Ward" prints, S5c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, huttermilk and sweet milk &C. per Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

Il" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, complete cure to 9
DAYS; all urinary complaints; s., at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

"RouGH ON RATs."-.ask druggist for Il. Ii
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-buga 15c.
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
CITY ITEMS.

IT Is impossible TO take Lodi7ls's Headache
SLecinc without almost instant relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

CATARRH.-Relief In five minutes IN every
case: gratifying. wholesome relief beyond a
money value. Cure begins from nrst applica.
lion. and is rapid radical and permanent ASK
tor Sdntord'S Rddtcni Care. Complete for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
IRON BITTERS

ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO THE PUB
Lie FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING GER
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC; ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA, INTERMITTENT
FEVERS, WANT OF APPETITE, LOSS OF
STRENGTH, LACK OF ENERGY. ETC. IT Enc
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES. AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE
NERVES IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM ON THE
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. A TABLESPOONFUL
AFTER MEALS WILL REMOVE ALL DYsPEP
TIC SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING THE
FOOD, BELCHING. HEAT IN THE STOMACH.
HEARTBURN. ETC.
THE ONLY IRON PREPARATION THAT WILL
NOT BLAcKEN THE TEETH OR GIVE HEAD
ACHE.
WRITE FOR THE A. 2. G. BOOK. s,PAGEs.
SENT FREE.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO..
seps0 BALTIMORE, I'D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

Is one OF the most annoying diseases in the
world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use
or Dr.. Slrdgne'S Ointment. 1t has been tested
in thousands of instances, and invariably
makes sure cure. The symptoms are mos
ture like perSpiratiOn, intense itching increased
night, as II pin worms were crawling In and
about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected. Procure the ointment at once
Sold by all DRUGGISTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH-A colored Wo-
Johnson. fell into the fire at her house. On the
IA or MAJOR George johnson, Alexandria Co.
va Va saturday, and was SO seriously burned that
she Cled yesterday morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

HktiVUAKIFks FOR C0kDC KoNS.-A new IN
voice direct importation per steamer HIbernian,
just received. have them I'm variety OF color,
lngs, including buff, various shades OF drab
mouse. partridge. browns, &c. In both thick set
garments and 10 upholstery work
GEO. c. HESSISt; 40 Eth Sfraa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05
A Modern Miracle

TO The Editor ar The EreninJ Star:
SlR:-tor years l have been a sufferer from
chronic catarrh. tried every remedy that came
10 my notice. ana also awaited myself OF the SER
vices OF several physicians who make nasal
catarrh speciality, but without permanent
relief. had despaired OF ever being cured I
was recommended 10 visit DR. Dewey at sos 18th
street northwest, who. AFTER treatment OF not
more than twenty minutes. effected what
believe to be radical cure, and cheerfullv
testify TO his ability and recommend him TO all
similarly afflicted. WILLIAM HEsSIRR,
1917 E street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

KEEP DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at home Tbo,,.
sands take IL Price IS cents a bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

THE GEORGETOWN MIXED PARTNERSHIP CASE
This morning I'm the Police Court, Isaac II.
Lockwood was charged with the larceny OF $3.50
worth OF JeWeiry from Joseph T. Darlington
OF trust On the stock of jewelry owned by F. j.
PapSt and himself in Georgetown. The teStf-
mOny for the government was to the effect that
Mr.. Lockwood broke the store open and carried
Off the above goods when they were in posses
sion of the trustees The case was sent TO The
grand Jury: bonds $500.
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Itching Piles

PILRs CURED without the knife. DR.. Shrai a
go 18th street. Consultation free. 300
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HorsFRMe. DIAMONDS, gold, g to $40. pdggs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-05

IRON BlTTEHs
A TRUE TONIC.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

A LYING CAMPAIGN.-Did it ever strike the
average reader, that the Democrats carrying
on the present campaign, solely by the tallest
lying ever INDUCED in : We Thought the Gree
ley campaign Of 1872 was magnificent in that
respect, hut this beats il in proportion as
eight additional years of office-hunger have i'll
creased their desperation. There is no end to
their ISLANDERS on Garfield. They revamp old
stories that their own party leaders pronounced
false; and they parade Court decisions involy-
ing Garfield, that We're never given, in cases
which never existed. They announce that prom
inent Republican after Republican has come
ont for Hancock, although the men deny it over
their signatures. They parade lists of
names of men who have been Democrats for
years, as Republicans who have declared for
Hancock. They give long lists of Union officers
who are supporting Hancock, some of whom
have always been Democrats, some of whom are
staunch Garfield men, and many of whom have
no existence. With an harmonious and enthusi-
astic Republican party opposed to them, such
campaigning must appear silly, even to them
selves.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-08-05

GooD COMPANY, NUMBER ELEvEN.-Good Company,
Sa,rLcr Elenen, opens with Notes Of Travel by
Charles Dudley Warner at the end of which he
throws the charm of his style about account Of
the immense Chicago stock yards in n way to delight
the new Porkopoli-.
An idea of the prevailing Southern diet and the
obstacles to introducing improved methods in cook
ing is given in an account Of personal experience by
Mrs Helen Campbell
Those familiar with the attractive grace of E. S.
Gberts naturestudies will need to be told that
his Midsummer is pat to the and entertain
ing. Seasonabc, too is Dora Read Gcodales vividly
descriptive poem. "AlSummer-night Storm and
another gracefully descriptive bit Of verse .Sun-
shine Mrs. Celeste NJ A. Winslows verses, .Bor-
der-lands,r have decided merit
Octave Thanet has the "Romance of Medicine
Bottle and there is full allowance Of stories by
Ellen W. olney, l. X. Black, Mabel S. Emery and
David Ke-; also contributions from B. =. DeCosta,
Mrs. Edward Ashley. Walker aud j. B. 7. Marsh
and several shorter sketches