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S,-lething AbOut Glass

Some bow wrn2s 20 The Doctor" asking how
window glass is made so Fat and smooth, ''es-
pecially those IN the large Vows OF store
fronts" There are two kinds Of WILL giasS,
one called cylinder and the other p.
glass All the large panes are plate glass, as the
size OF cylinder glass cannot be increased be-
You'd certain point. In this kind OF glass
cylinder is blown; those who have been In a
glass house-and l advise all OF you, whenever
you have an opportunity, to visit one and see
how this wonderful material Is worked-kuow
that to make cylinder, globe Is first blown.
This then Is worked into q cylinder, by rolling
IL upon an iron table; after the cylinder is made
It's ends are cut of, and 1t Is divided lengthwise
and flattened out 10 form Fat smooth sheet.
All plate glass is cast; polished iron table has
ledgeS at the side, as high as the thickness OF
the plate OF glass. The melted glass is poured
upon this and spread and fiattened by copper
roller. The plate is then annealed; that Is, put
into very hot furnace, which is SO arranged
that the glass will cool very slowly, in order
that it shall be tough when at the end of week
or SO II is cool. But the glass is now dun and
rough, like that which you see in roofs aad sky
lights. To become the beautiful plate glass 1t
must be ground and polished. The Plates are
so arranged that they may be rubbed together.
one upon the other, by machinery. First sand
and water are placed between them, then emery
OF different sizes, and after being ground with
The finest emery, they are polished by rubbing
them for some time with some kind or polishing
pow cer.-AnleTtcdn AgrtcuEuriSt.
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GEORGETOWN,


THE GEORGETOWN TowPATH CLUB me-. last
higBt. ana force was organized for active duty
LIE ot maryland district, In the interests OF
m n1toL ". .ner, republican candidate. Dala.
Wet chosen 10 be present at .ue car,olis
rea1es -tclncts 70 inform on democratlc re-
- II from Georgetown.
nCILDING ASsoCIATION.--At the 10th regular
monthly meeting of the Tenth Building
ASSOCIATION held last night at Goddard's Hail.
SZoso was disposed of, being 22 shares returned
at the stock value rates.
IHB COAL TRADE--Thirty-tw boats left
cumberland Saturday with 3,6l3 90 tons of
COAL as follows: For Georgetown-COnsolida-
ton Co.. s19.O1 tons: Borden Co, 7Ol.O6 tons:
MaIyland Co.. AS O5 tons; New Central Co.,
34l IONS; individual 3i1 tons For Alexandria
american Co., 344. 10 tons: Blaen Avon, 349 10
IONS; Georges Creek CO.. 210. IL tons.
IhE GRAiN fRADE.-Arrtved-Boat LOudon,
corn. VI
MERCHANTS EXCHAEGE.-O ffer1ngs on change:
5000 OusheiS wheat, no sales; 5000 bushels
wheat SOFA yesterday at prices ranging from
100 TO 115k.
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THE COURTS.
COURT IN GENERAL TKRM-CHier Just

COURT IN GENERAL TKRM-Chief Justice Cartier.
ana mage Write
1eSterday, Nation agt. McGreT: opinion by
W!He, justice: cause remanded for adjuSt uenf.
Adamantlne Brick Company agt. WO3druff:
Judgment below affirmed for reasons stated In
opinion OF Justice Cox; appeal to Supreme
Court OF the United States. Kennedy ACT. Kelly:
decree below reversed and bill dismissed for
Mant o. equity. Fieking agt. Welch; decree by
states agt. Vessels; passed until tomorrow.
gilmore agt. Deyiin ordered On assignment at
l9os eg consent Draper agt HYDE to be cal
hlnSon Ggt Edwards: 20 be calendarei on mo.
ton CT Mr. hfmball, Berry agt. Berry; ordered
on assignment. Ramsay agt. Daniels: resumed
teStltnony, read, argued by j. C. Wilson until
To-day; Carter agt. Carusi; on hearing.
EQUITY COURT-Jldee Cor.
yesterday, COOK agt. Cook; hearing adjourned
lor one week: Vance agt. Little; hearing com
Ingle to take proof. Ian agt. Han: decree of
divorce and alimony. Ffckling act. Kengla:
leave to withdraw replication and amendment
granted. Tickling agt. Kengla; decree for par
tition passed. Adjourned sine die, eva
To-day, In re Chas. NJ. Skippon; committee
9roered 70 pay sum: Bozzell agt. Bozzell; guar
order of reference modified Travers agr. I'll,
hard; X. p. jackson appointed trustee Raolpy
sgt. Brown; pro confesso. Same agt. A. p
bio"h' vacated. vance agt Little; on hearing
POLICE COURT-Jttdge Shell.
To-day. Lemuel Stalks VIM Lloyd and Nor
man "ard. loud AID boisterous; s. or Is DAYS
each Edward Heath, profanity; S. or DAYS.
Michael Nolan, charged with Keeping his bar
open On Sunday; $50 anc costs. Geo. Wolston.
profanity; s. or Gays. Daniel Green do: do
1hos. Burke, yagrancy; bond or so DAYS I'm the
Hofkhouse. James Williams profanity; S. or /
days George Warner, violating the hack law:
continued. Edward Perry, collateral forfeited
and an attachment Issued for defendant AieT'
MCCloud, assault on Annie Jusus; 5000 bonds to
Keep the peace. James Busher, assault on VIM.
Goldberg; So VIM. Dalton threats to Mary
Hogan; bonds to keep the peace or 9Odays Join
Hall, assault On Harriet Robinson; s. or 10 DAYS,
Satharne BURROWS, white woman. was
brought In on an attachment for contempt OF
court, In railing to answer a summons: S. or 10
days In jail. John McMdnn. forfeited collateral.
Adam jackson, threats TO Margaret Magruder;
personal bonds to keep the peace for 6 months
" m. carter, colored man, was brought In on
an attachment for contempt of court, In falling
10 answer asummons: s. or 10 days in jail. Geo
warren was charged with being the driver OF
an omnibus and falling to have card with his
Ia res exhibited In bis omnibus; personal bonds
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BRACELETS, Childrens, Misses, Ladies', 81 to
so. PTiggs.

IHE DOUBLE TRACK OF THE B. d P. RAILROAD
Inc Work OF laying the double track OF the Bal
tlMofe and Potomac Railroad Is progressing
actlpely, and in few weeks will be completed
10 Jennings; at this end of the line. and to
MalGenS Cholce, at the Baltimore END, dis-
lance OF over IL miles. The grading is done and
lhe ties already In place. and the rails ready for
laying on other parts Of the line. This work
makes it necessary to widen some OF the bridges.
me principal one being that over the Eastern
branch OF the Potomac, and quite a force
OF Workmen. With a pile driving ma
chine, are now engaged On it under the
direction Of Mr.. Henry Sievers the
master joiner. While this Is being done the
old portion OF the bridge Is being thoroughly
repaired rs. when complete 1T will be one OF the
MOSI substantial structures on the road The
wooden draw in the center will give way for a
MASSIVE iron one Over many OF the other
streams On the road substantial iron bridges
nave been erected for the double track. Should
me WINTER continue open, the work may 90
rlght on, but 1t is highly probable that When
the track now graded Is rallied, this part OF the
, VOTE VIII De suspended. 1t is the intention OF
me company. however, to push the work and
nave IL completed early in the coming year.
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BaSe Hall Notes.

Ihere may be new and Independent league
~ Dali Founders in the field next season. A
call has been SOD for meeting Of club re ,.
Tesentatives throughout the country az the
Filth Avenue Theater, New York. next Thurs
day. having for its object the formation OF such
Will not engage any players for next season
although 1t is their in;enUion to place a strr.ng
team In the held. until they ascertain their
prospect OF getting into the league. The an
cember. A''N III ~
Ward has not signed with the Metropolltans
i MS contract with Providence does not expire
Derby and Baker, OF the home team becomino
e edag pitcher ana catcher fer Cleveland next
season. Foley will play with BuffalO next
u ta1aL r. Z: Bancroft Will manage the Buff
laius next season. Efforts are boing made TO
organize a strong professional team in Phila.
uelphla TO represent that city next season. The
gIonn1 at Path street and Ridge avenue will
OF the hnest base ball fields In the coun.
Try Worcester next season will put the fol
lowing play ers In the field, the third base man
ceing yet 10 ne hired: Corey, pitcher; Bushong
Dase; Irwin, short step: Dfckerson, third base.
storey, center field; DOrgan, left field. The
last named player will captain the niue ana
assist In the management. :. The Chicago club
VINO won the championship OF tue United States
curing the season of 1885, were at The haad Or
tne ist IN batting and base running, but stood
country In fielding, but fell short In their BAT
ing ana base running, and this caused them co
taFe second position In the race. The Boston
cup stood second In batting, base running and
neldlng, although they were nearly &C the bot
tom OF the list In games Won.
NASBINGTONIASS ARRESTED II B4LTIHoRE
Inc Baltimore sun OF this moil.ng saws: In
formation was stated TO have been received at
democratic headquarters In this city last night
that some 200 or more men from Washington
had left that city for Baltimore during the day.
some for the purpose OF being sworn In as dep.
MY l. ;. marShalS for tO-dayS election. Last
nlght several arrests were made on the charge
or Delng suspicious characters, and the accused
IocEed up at the middle police station tor a
nearing this morning. One of the men ar
rested was Bernard West, colOred, deputy
under u. s. Marshal Douglass at Washington.
AnOlher was John Cox, justice of the peace
Ia washington. When searched at the station
mouse each one was In possession of a fourth
congressional district republican ticket. In
which was wrapped slip Of paper on which
was written u. b. Askew." One of the man
when asked concerning the Slip or paper said it
was tne name OF the person to whom they were
10 report On reaching Baltimore. West when
asked III ne had been sworn in as a deputy mar
snal, refused to answer, but when told he
Fould be released on swearing before a maels
Ifate that he had not. did not accept the offer
he officials at the L. S. court house. where a
large number, about $780, extra deputy marshals
were being sworn in last night Stated nosi
lively that all those they were swearing In
were BaltimOreans.
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Mary Pyatt rejected John K. Arnold's offer of
marriage for long time, at Kimberly Pa, but
ne ne was persistent, and at length she consented
Ihere was a great wedding and the coule went
on ON q tour. After a week The bride returned
ton OF anything between her last refusal OF
Arnold and her awakening to find, to her great
surprise and displeaSure, that she was his wife
Sne insists that she was out of her mind during
band. wv i A"'
David A. Walls, an eX member of the Penn.
syivanla legislature and leading democratic
poiiuclan, OF Milford, Pa. died there yesterday.
shock OF earthquake, lasting five seconds.
was felt at New Castle, Ont, Saturday night.
The Women's National Temperance Union in
session at Boston, have elected Miss Frances a
Willard, OF Illinois, president for the ensuing
year. S
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The Washington Training school,
for Nurses.

The annual meeting and opening OF the third
session OF the Washington Training School for
Nurses was held last night at Marinis hall. ON
street. a full membership and many friends nj
the Institution being present The president.
LIT D. Nj. Toner, called the meeting to order
ana AFTER briefly stating Its objects aad the pasf
success or the organization, introduced Dr. p
J. Murphy, who delivered an interesting
lecture as an opening TO the regular course
Speaklng OF hospital and home nursing of the
SICK, ne SAID the age and time Is past for the
crude manner OF handling the sick, dressing of
WOUNDS. preparation or diet, use OF bath, taking
or temperature, administration OF medicines 6g:
spoke OF the great benefits of Intelligent and
sklIIt q nursing, and said a skilled and syni0a
lhttic nurse was In importance next D a SktIifuI
phJ SiCfan; that their scarcity was almost uni
versal, and 1t would probably be a long time
before the supply OF them would euual
the demand. By the Inauguration of the
W aShlngton Training School much Is to he
boptd Tor this District in the development of
thls science The Offices OF physician and nurse
were, or should be, separate and distinct In
uays gone oy, The Office OF doctor and priest
were one. woman are not destined to be our
physicians, and should not aspire to bacOma
such- They are the natural nurses OF humanity
from TIE cradle TO the grave. Women should
not seek 10 become physicians. He did not
mean 70 say that they are not capable OF being
PHYSICIANS for good nurse may become a UOod
physician. AS nurses, their first duty Is Obadf-
cree TO the physicians &C. AT the close of his
remarks IL was announced that six lectures Will
De delivered as follows: BY Prof. James s. Baale
Md, ply siOlOgy; Prof. William Lee MD sur.
glcal nursing: DR.. Robert Reyburn medical
thoSpitaD nursing: by DIR. Z. j. Murphy Orsrpt
Tical nursing: by Prof. Jos. Tabar johnson. M
fientlss, M. D., nursing OF children; Prof. \. T.
a. King, NJ ID.
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.JerOn,e park TR.c..

JEROME PARK, n. Y, Nov. 2-The attendance
at the races to-day is very large, the weather
pleasant and the track In excellent condition
me flrst race, purse Of S4OO, all ages three
quarters OF mile. The starters and betting
were as follows: Spark, IA to /; Sioux - to {:
King Nero, tot. ~ W =,
In the l1rst race Sioux was first away. and
neld the lead to the home-stretch, where Spark
came up. and taking the lead won easily: King
Nero second, head before Sioux, third, and
GOSSIP last. Time-1.2nl! ~
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THE BEsT.-Dozen fried. In box, CSC: 1l04 18th

BAILED OUT.-Milton C. Dent, the young Pen
sion Offlce clerk who went from Washington to
vote In New York city, and who was arrested
lasI FRIDAY LOT illegal registration and held In
$500 by Justice Duffy, was bailed out by ex-
United States District Attorney Bliss late Sat-
urday afternoon. Dent was taken from the
lomos oy special officer and conducted 20 the
Dlstrict Attorneys office, where the bail was
furnished. ~
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DOMESTIC BRoII--A middle aged white
man named Alexander MCCloud was charged In
the Police Court this morning with having as
saulted Annie Justis. who testified that she has
bten living With defendant for eight years as
ms Vile, and that yesterday he came home and
khCcEed some or her teeth out and beat her
severely. which statement was fully corrober-
aled oy tne bruised condition OF her face The
prisoner took the stand and testified that he did
not assault her. but that she broke Ip nearly
all Of the furniture, and broke the Iooking-glass
with rock and beat him over the head with
the frame. lie was required TO give 500 bonds
TO keep the Ieaee Tor six months or stand CON
mitted for CO days
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Wonderful Things ct Which no Onc
Wonders.

We omit to admire. because things which are
Iuli OIL marvels for an Investigation deeper than
we can reach have become cheap from custom In
lle eyes OF man. Because s 900 men were Oiled
with five loayes, all men were astonished. every
Gay tne grains OF seed that are sown are multi
pHed 10 lulness Of ears, and no man wonders.
All men wondered TO see water turned toto
drawn into the root Of the viDe is turned by the
grape INTO wine, and no man wonders
Gregory
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DOMINION DOINGS.

TORONTO. Nov. 2.-The fnlaud revenue re-
ceipts for this district for October show an in
crease or SAT 1892 over the same month last wear.
MONTREAL, Nov. 2.-The inland revenue re.
ceipts OF this district for October show an in
crease OF s54. 100 over the corresponding month
last year,
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THERE Is no excuse for having cough ar
cold when % cent quarter pint bottle of Re-
near's Cough Nurture viii cure it. st.th3
sWayne's Ointment Cures Itchin Piles
ltcnlng Piles SymptnmS-A moisture like
ltchlDg Piles. perSpirat1on, intense itching
Iiching Piles. particularly at night. after get.
Itching Piles. ting warm In bed, increased by
Itching Piles. scratching.
l.. 1aylor HfnSdale, N H., writes: "For 80
Years nave been greatly troubled with Itching
flles; nave consulted many physicians and tried
many remedies, which proved TO me no remedies
at all until l obtained DE-. Strdynp'S Otntn, orat
cured me completely" Also cures letter, all
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALS FOR MAIL BAGS
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, J
WASHINGTON, DC, October 20, 1880,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
WARRINGTON, DC, October 20. $780,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
ceived at this Department until noon, on tina Sec
ond day Of December, 1880, for furnishing, by con.
tract for four years. from the first day Of January
1881. MAIL BAGS like the samples of this De-
partment; also for furnishing MAIL BAGS,
conforming In materials and sizes to the
official samples, but of different con-
structon and improved patterns of which bidders
are to furnish samples.
Specifications of the kinds Of Mail Bags and OF the
conditions and requirements relating to proposals
contracts. &c as well as forms of bidding, will be
furnished on application by letter to the Second
Assistant Postmaster General. No proposal will
be considered which shall not have been submitted
in accordance with such specifications and forms
The contracts which may be made will be in con-
formity to the specifications and the accepted pro-
posaIs. The right is reserved, however, to reIec.
any or all the proposals.
JAS. N. TYNER
oct2O-1aw6t Acting Postmaster General.
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a ERfRl AnaHrnl

NEW YORK, Nov. edward Burns. 25 years
OLD, quarreled last night with Thos. McFadden
urlVer OF car On the Belt line. During the
quarrel Burns fell from the Car. the wheels
passing over his abdomen. He was taken to
bellevue hospital, where he died today. Nc
fadoen was arrested and held to await the ac-
ton OF the coroner
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Customs Seizure.

The customs authorities have seized As hogs
heads OF high wines, valued at Sc 900. which
7. Z. l.. by j. A. Harvey & Co. The steamship
Eanore, lately wrecked on a voyage from this
port to Antwerp, was the pioneer ship In this
new line, She was laden with $4,000 bushels of
rye,
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The SHOT GUN IN MARYLAND on ELECTION
DAY--In Maryland to-day there will probably
nom the number OF gunners out, large mum.
hfrs OF voters doing business In the cities and
voting IN the counties making the day one for
shooting as well as voting. The railroad trains
from Baltimore this morning brought out a
number OF gunners, and the baggage cars were
well crowded with dogs. Numbers OF country
peopls also make this day for cunning, and
the slaughter should be fearful Ii they all shoot
10 hit.
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CITY ITEMS.

CATAsRH.-Complete and infalliole treat
ment for si.oo. ASK for SfnJf0la's R1dical Care.
eacn Pac-rg4 Of which con,...as one 80
fdd,tot care. one box CdtaTrhd{ SD,rent and
one ITlpreue Inhaler. All for s.. co.
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Fire..

QUAKFRTOwE Pa, Nov. THE stone works
OF Thomas Roberts, Stevenson & Co. were de
Stfoyed by fire between ~ and O'Clock this
morning. LOSS estimated at $4,000; insurance,
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T'RUNNEL, CLARK & CO.,
500 Market Space.
Beg to eau special attention to their uuusuay largo
apd attractive stock OF
-, HANDSOME DRESS GOODS.
Black and Colored Brocade Silks. from ST rs 10 a.
BACK and Colored Brocade Velvets, elegant
styles Monte CLOTHS and rich Silk
and Wool Plads.
splendid line of Black and Colored Cashmeres
All Wool Goods. from 80 cents up
onf Linen Counter Is full of rare bargains Hosiery
Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs all Linen Hand
Rerchlefs Oh ard l2j3 cts. up to best goods
lankets In great variety from 50 to Sl6 pair Do
mestics at bottom prices.
LII UoODS SOLD AT LOWEST NEW YORK
- AND BOSTON kRIUES.
u ONE PRICE ONLY. octl9-3m
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'ALDEnEsY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
cnnrned every morning and delivered In & lbs.
Ward" prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cbnf'se. huttermilk and sweet milk Sc per nt
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EDGAR's Cough specific is the best.

"RoUaH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. II
CHEATS out rats mice, reaches, bed-buga 16c
d OeX; TOT washington st $50 Pa. avenue
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'Bu0nUfAsiA."-Quick complete curs TO
Gays Gay aI urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
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DrOWned.

PROVIDENCE, X. L. Nov. 1.-The body of an
unknown man was taken from the river yesUer.
Gay afternoon. John l.. Hatch is missing.
Dut the drowned man Is not Hatch.
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November =, 1850.
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

street lamps will be lighted at 500 pm and
extingulshed at 4:3O am
A suit has been entered by Charles c. Dun
canSon against the Territorial Building ASsO-
ciation OF this District. to recover the sum of
s20s5O. which the association promised TO paw
one W. A. Richardson.
FIRE was discovered about midnight last
night in the upper story OF Somerville's brass
foundry On 18th street. between and ID streets
northwest. Ii was soon extlnguished BIZ the
police ard members OF No. Q engine com0any-
1t is thought the fire originated from sparks n
the forge, In which fire had been left BURNING
In the case OF the Adamantine Brick Gin
Pany vs. woodruff, in the Court In General
Term, yesterday, Justice Wylle delivered the
opinion. affirming the decision OF Justice C1x
sitting In equity, which was that no fraud had
been committed; that the company was dis
existence.
party OF pupils and ex-pupils OF the Union
Town schools surprised their principal, Mr. III,
:. Petty, at his residence last Friday bg visit
ahd presentation TO him or a handsome stu
dents lamp. Master Willie Fisher mace the
presentation speech.
Last night the store OF VIM. Fl. Carter, corner
20 street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
was entered through the front window by
thieves. who broke the glass and stole ais In
money from the drawer.
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EucALYPrINE Is unequalled for chlldren's
seu II. Is centa
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