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Am usess.c.lts. &c.

FoRDs OPERA HOUSE. - Leavitt'S Sppclaity
company give the last OF their great variety
performances In this city at the Opera House
Tonight Nobody who enjoys a really first
class entertainment OF this Kind should fail TO
be present.
GKAUlS FRENCH OPSRA CONFANY.-Mr Mail
rice Grau's newly organized French opera COM
pany VIII hold the boards at the opera House
next week. The company comprises over sixty
artists direct froLD the Standard Theater. New
York. ia File du TambGUr Major" by o.
fenbacb, Will be produced in Washington for
the rrst time by great cast. The scenery
costumes and properties will be entirely new.
NATIONAL THEATER--TO- night Will be the
last presentation OF "a Golden Game" IL Is
good play eXcellenty produced aud has not
been as successful as It's merits deserved
The GREAT HERMANN will give at the Ma
ti0nal next week a series OF his wonderful and
interesting entertainments. His tricks are
numerous and mysterious and his programme
extensive. He will be assisted by Mrs Herr
m mn, he LOIelllS. the Onofri Brothers and
Val NCSe, the great modern ventrilOquiSt.
The ALEXANDRIA FAIR.-The Alexandra and
Fredericksburg railway advertiseS Ia to-dav's
STAR extra trains to Alexandria, Va. during
TIE IAN IN that city next week.
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CRIMINAL COURT-JU0Ie James.
Yesterday, Frank Thompson. keeping pulley
shop; appeal) jury discharged, unable to
agree.
To-day, John McKenna. convicted OF an az.
Sault; motion fCr new trial overrued.
EQUITY COURT-Jttdge C1r.
Yesterday. Jones agt. Acton demurrer sus-
tanned with leave to amend IN ten days. Eaton
agt Griffith; cross bill dismissed and prayer of
original bill granted. Elhart ayt. Young; hear
ing commenced. Rehen agt. Keppler: appear
ance OF absent defendant ordered. Bar0er agt.
ElnkhoTD: sale finally ratified. Kendig ar.
Butler; appearance Of absent defendant ordered.
Forrest agt. Perkins; pro COnfesSO and decree OF
September 16. 1854, reatfrmed. Eller agt. Heavy;
Injunction Till final hearing granted Arundel
agt. Inlay; order OF July IS. 1850, vacated and
sale ratified professionally. Ferguson agt. Fer
guson; all proceedings after return or subpoena
vacated. Ford agt. Hamilton Building AsSoCia-
tlon: referred TO auditor to state account. Chas.
EdInuIdS. non comp0S; Investment of fund by
committee directed.
To-day. EIhart agt. Young: on hearing In
gersOH agt. Jones; auditors report confirmed,
&c. Waddey agt. Anderson; ratification OF sale
Dish ordered. Mollerc agt. Mpllere rule on de-
PENDANT. Williams agt Williams; answers Of
guardians ordered taken. El!ie agt. Dodge; ex-
peDses OF sale ordered paid. Fitzgerald agt.
fitzgerald; j. j. DAILY ordered to pay SlO2 to re-
CefVer. Burns agt. Metropolitan Building AS5C-
cation; hea ling ordered
PROBATE COUhT-Judre Cor
Yesterday, In the case OF the estate OF Henri
eta Eelcher, James kelcher vas appointed al
Robert II; Morton appointed administrator,
bond $4,000. Estate OF II. C. Young; Jane
Young appointed administrator bond $4,000.
VIII OF James II. Gulick admitted to probate
and letters to Sidney f. Thomas. bond s.. 600
Alice r: Morris appointed guardian to Bertha
Stotsenberg. Jeremiah G. Matlock same to
orphans OF Bridget Fitzmorris. Eunice B. Saw
Yer guardian TO E. R., E. NJ, T. and NJ. Sawyer
granted leave to change investment. Estate OF
Ann Pfckrel. motion to set aside decree dismfs-
sing petition OF Mary e. Pile ct. al. Joseph L.
ston. bond $500. Estate of George savage.
George Gross appointed administrator bond
$1,000. Timothy Costello appointed guardian to
orphans OF John Collins, bond 81 500. Estate OF
THOMAS Mccarthy; legacy ordered paid to j. c.
Walshe alias Charles Wilson. The will OF
stephen just fully proven. VIII of Charles NJ
smith admitted to probate and letters issued to
Charles BeaI, bond $500. Estate of Charles
Sleight, sr.; petition by Charles Sleight, jr for
administration filed. A number OF accounts
were approved and passed.
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RAILROADS.

IS so EfsF hSsEF lSs0
Double Track, Steel i,aiIs.
TRAINS Sf.is :s nno
For Pitts5ufs and the Vest, 90 n With Sleep
ing Cans to louisville and Cnioaeo; 10 40 a. m.
Cincinnati. 81 Louis AM Chicago. 9 80 pm.
SALT MOI E@ AS1 ofS od PtsSp Fsuo,p
with Pa,ior Gar = &atlin: and the Sor:h. at
s1cert sa,uIday. with Palace Cars to Canaan
For wiIianlsport. Lock Haven and EImira, at 10 40
am. daily. except sunday.
10 90 GrA ap On Sunday a u and
5xrTess Of Pullman Parlor Cars. $50 am.
Jerey City with boats Of Bro 'klyn annex
d. uble ferris Ts Across New YORK city a'0'u
For Philadelphia. 30 40 m, 2 TO- 6:4j and 10 90
Express 80 NJ dss sne except ct Study limited
For taal'im mo- GO $40. 80 l9;io M. and
sunday. $50. 10 40 m. 40. 9 30 aud 10 90
For Pope's Greek Line. GAO M ami 40 p. m.
For Arnapolis. 6 AZ an and 40 p m ddy. ex-
WAY WAY A AsP ALEXANIRfh AMI WASHING
6,25. 8 and u 50 IN. Ga SUNDAY at I. 9 aud
For Richmond and the South. 7 am. daily. and
1raus eare qAls s1eef fSr sVSaay
am; II 80. 8. 6. and :05 m AID Ia mid
tight On sunday at AID 10 IN, and . :05
Tickets. information. sleeping and parlor car ac-
east corner of 18th Street AID Pennsyivania ave
nEe, northeast corner 6,h and Pennsy iyania ave-
the che ckns of baggage TO destination ,roa hotels
l. P F 1eMER. General Passenger Agent.
FIR Nh HOMSOS, General MaLaxer- sepl7
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GEORGETOWN.

THE COAL TEADE.-Thirty-ffve boats left Cum.
berlaGd Thursday with 3.91717 tons Of coal as
follows: For Georgetown, Consolidation Co.,
99l "a tons; Maryland Co, I6l.14 tons; New
Central Co., 334.12 tons: Baen Avon Co. 2al. IS
tons; Georges Creek Co. 3SS. 10 tons; Piedmont
Co.. 45l.1S tons; Borden Co.. 2S4.05 tons. For
Alexandria, American Co.. 56S06 tons.
STREET MISUNDERSTANDING OF the hitherto
neglected streets in the western part OF George
town, south OF Sd street. have been recently
repaired by superintendent Shekells In such a
thorough way that it is hoped he will be al
lowed to continue the good work In that section
before the advent OF cold weather. and that Sd
street, II it cannot be paved, VIII De among
these fixed up
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE OR EAT DOUBLE TR sOR,
National Route and Short Line TO tn
North. Northwest, West,

N.; The gR . D9yBLs TR zoK:
| North. Northwest, West,
| IT., and SouthNvest.
'aAe eH LEAVE fas w ssH 1ss 1ss at ~ p m
100 e.m-Batimore. Ellicctt City ard Way Sta
| ua.m.-tBaldmore Express.
Co a. M Baltimore, Annapolis and way. (P,ed-
mo- s StTasours Mincheeter Hassrsio W. Freds-
$40 s.m..P int Of Rocks and way stations.
800 a.m:-New York. Philadeiphia. B5s on and
Bai5in ore Express. Paror car to New York and
=: 9 90 ;m;-ton sunday only-Ba'tilnOre. arnspo-
| $50 a. INST. Louie. CHICAGO. Co,am BUS and
a f. Esprsss Connects Tor Haserstown and
Piedmont. except Sundayo Pullman ear {, Cin n
pau ana Louisville. daily; Grafton to sandusAy
1000 a N baltimore Express. STOPS at adeas-
burg, College. Be!tsyille. Laurel. Annapolis juno
1910 m--Baltimore. Annapolis. Elicit City
1885 p.m.-tBalt'more and Laurel Express.
40 p.m.-tOn Sunday on y, Baltimore aud Way.
2:30 y. New York, Philadeiphia and Boston
$50 =. m...Baltinore and Way Stations Cwia-
chester, Frederick, Eagerstown ana Way via Re-
4 so p.m.-Baltiuore. Bladensbarg and Laurel
Express Frederick. via Relay. stops Ut Annapolis
1876 p m.-tPoint of Rocks. Frederick. Hazers-
Pont Of Reess aad p Way Stations on oh sunday
Az m.-fSal'imo-e, Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 p.m.-tCticaeo and Columbus Express.
| Steering TO Chicago daily.
8 AS m.-tPLiladelpbia and Baltimore Express.
| StoIe at Bladens burg and Laurel
SOS p.In.-PoiLt of Rocks aud Way Stations.
GAS nj Baltimore and wav Stat uHs
7:30 p.m.-BALTkMOhE AND LAUREL EX-
lRESS.
$50 p.m.-tbt. Louis. Cincinnati, Chicago and
Pittstnrg EXP (PittEburs. except sunday)
Sleeping cars 10 st. Lc;iis and Pittsbury
9;35 pm Baltimore, Bladensburg and Laurel
Express.
I6l5 pm NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car 70 New York. and special tleeping to Phila-
tDaily. tSunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay Citation.
FOR further Information apply ct the Baltimore
and Ohio iieke. Offices, Washington station ard
6o3. GIG and Corner I4th and Pennsy lyania avenue
where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked ar received at sny point IN the city
w M CLt MENTS. Master Of TRANSPORTATION
i. III. COLI, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 9. kOUNTZ, General Agent.
U. X LORD. General Passenger Agent. rny17
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HAVE you ordered Howson's Ice cream? Sc
advt.

A NEW ESTABLISHMEST.-Thef firm OF J. NJ a.
X Col e3, who for II yhteen years past has been
IocattG on 'th street, above New York avenue
have taken new departure aud removed 10 No
HOS Pennsylyania avenue where they have a
new establishment, In which Is displayed one
OF the haDGSOmeSt collections OF diamonds ever
placed on exhibition In the District. These to-
getner with a me stock of watches. bracelets.
&c, IL The windows, attract admiring Gro vdS
daily. Among these articles are som gems
which have been In families for years as heir
looms but change OF circumstances have forced
their owners 10 pledge with them. While
PIE clCuS stones. watches and articles OK ieWelry
are the principal attractions. almost anything
OUTSIDE OF perlShable articles NAV BE- found.
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Renublican NIeefinus.

The Illinois republican association met last
evening, S. J. Whitaker In the chair, and Taeo
L. De Land. secretary. The chairman OF the
political committee Col. w. L. Wood reported
great activity in the state among the republic
cans. Mr.. W. A. Moore was elected treasurer
Of the political committee. The committee on
transportatiO reported that arrangements had
Teen made for reduced rates of fare to Chicago
and St Louis for members Of the association
Advices from all parts OF the state OF illinois
are TO the effect that Garfield and Arthur Will
carry the state by 10000 majority.
Captain Cutler s company OF Boys I'm Blue,
met at Grand Army hall last evening. Presi-
dent n. d. Months In the chair. j. K. Hanne-
man was elected second lieutenant; Captain
O'Neil. second vice-prestdent; L. S. Emery.
recording secretary. This company counts
among its members Commissioner Graen B.
Raum and humber OF other leading officials.
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DED COMFORTS.
ID IS cents, Sl.0O. Sl.25. sI.s0.

nED COMFORTS,
ID IS cents 81. 90, Sl.25 SI.sO
LAEGT. DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS
Per Pair. 81 20. So 90. $50 "a 90. etc
BEST INDICATED RED TWILI.ED FLANNEL.
30 cents.
ALL-WOOL RED FLANNEL
%, 80. 81, 10 cents.
WHITE WOOL FLANNEL
Is, 1S. 20. 25 cents
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL,
cents, III cents. i28 cents.
FEATHER PROOF BED TICKING, BEST
QUALITY,
rs cents.
WATERPROOF CLOTH, ALL COLORS.
AT
TOVSONS.
ladies CLOl II. sill colors
Goods, as cents.
An Wool BLACK CAsHMKREs. double width.
40 cents 50 cents, 60 cents, Is cents.
GhOS06AlN SILKS, leo, 81 IS, 81. So 81, g.
CO1ORED GROS GRAIN SILKS
BLACK SAJ1N6, COLORED SATINS.
BLACK SILK VELVETS and VELVETERN9
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE rs. ST. 90 cts.
CARPETS. O1LCLUTH6. RUGS and DRUG
G. N. TOWSON.
go Pennsylvania avenue, south hide
sep26 Near 7th street and Center Market.
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OUTICURA REMEDIES
For BLOOD. Skin .ud g.

For Blood, Skin and Scalp Hum0rs
Are prepared by WEEKS Il PorrEB, Chemists and
Druggists. $50 Washington street, Boston 81 Front
street, Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hill. London.
and are for sale by all Druggists. Price of CUT1-
cURA. small boxes, 80 cents; large boxes, contain.
ing TWO and one half times the quantity Of small.
81. REsoLvENr, 81 per bottle. CUTIcURA MEDI-
CINAL TOILET SOAP. IS cents. Cur1oURA MEDI-
eINAL SHAvING SOAP, Is cents in bars. for BARRIERS
and large consumers, so cents.
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has lately built On @ ST.. between 9th and 9TH
SITS, row OF six brick houses, with all the
modern Improvements. He has succeeded 10
selling ali OF them to cash purchasers at a total
value OF $4,000. He has also purchased The un-
Improved property corner OF 9th and Q stsp.w.
upon which he intends to erect row OF four
houses at once. These Will cost $4,000.
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CUTICURA
Blood and Skin Remedies.

Messrs. WEEKS POTTER: f,,ntIemea-I have
suneied over thirteen years with skin disease IN
my bands and limbs, causing constant irritation,
CeprlV1Dg NE Of lest and attention TO business /
u9lt many ren edies Eere and elsewhere also use
81 sulphur baths, without permanent cure Last
spo.s appeared on my hands. head and face, eyes
OF came IL UGH 1nfamed and graduated, causing at
dies were prescribed by leading physician for six
lLonth', was then introduced t. another. and con-
wien definite pan was decided upon, bit az to
no purpose. Alter following advice for four months
Of CUTICURA hEsoLvENT, two boxes Of CUTICUBA
and some ScAP and can testify with great pleasure
70 the eet they have hau in case in eig ut days
beiig nearly cured. Ihe physicians pronounced
e J case the most aggravated oue that has ever
come unGer their eXperie and practice ,rn-
meEd and highly ind rise the CUTICURA REMEDIES
1ouis truly, f II. DRAKE,
DLTRoIT, Mich, Jan. ~, lo79.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amrsenents. &c. Tonight.
National T7spa.er-''A Golden Game; or, Spi-
deTs and Fly
ForG's opera House.-Leavitt's extensive spe-
ctalty COMPANY.
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TIE CUTIOURI SYSTEM
OF Treating HumOrs Of the Blood, SAin
and scalp With Loss of Hair.

Is itt The purificstion Of the blood, through the
energetic action OF the bowels liver. kidneys ano
skin. the natural purifiers of the body Mex. To
heal every external evidence OF disease and
the beauty. whiteness ar d freshness of the Skin
and quantity and quality of the Hair. CUrICURA
hEsoLvENT is cathartc. diuretic, resolsent and
and skin Ct every raceof blood poisons invgorates
The brain and nervous forces, 3nd throws otl dis
nal disease, removes lifeess flesh and skin, renders
healthy ulcers, sores and dischsrx1ng wounds,
allays Inflammation, itching and irritation, and
heals. 1t IS the sweetest. clesnest and best Hair
Restorer and Beautfer 10 the world. CUTICURA
SoAP for clesnsin2 restoring and beautify ing the
skip, and for The toilet bath and nursery is unri
Yelled Vel 1t apd the CUTIcURA SHAVING Soar. the
for shaving, are prepared from CUTICURA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

THE HOWE SCALE Co. have placel two OF
their improved drop-le7er scales of 4,O)0 pounds
capacity in the Washington navy yar1. They
are extremely sensitive and accurate and We
finely fiLiShC0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
1m. johnson and lane Ellis: John Salmon, OF
PIo7ideIce, RI, and Eva Rothberg; Thomas
Stewart and Jose phlne jefferson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

Mrs. ". j. Hunt has just returned from New
York, where she has been receiving her goods
direct from Paris, and will open on Friday and
SATURDAY. october 1st and ID her Importation
or Winter styles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

FIRE IN THE COUNTY.-Last evening. fire was
discovered 1G the back building OF a ram house
owned and occupied By the widow of Julius
HeHnuS. On Rock creek ROAD. between the Sol
defs HoTne and Fort TOtten. Oflcer McNl-
meTa exiinguished the flames. Damage 500:
30 insurance. It y supposed 10 have been the
NCIk CT en- incendiarY
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SKIN HUMOR
kOr 30 Years Entirely Curei

for go Years Entirely Cured,
hiessrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER. Gentlenen:-I baya
T;tihSoo TON cKln Hunor for twenty years
Nnd,, hndinR any remedy or treatment Thai
E0uiu ere u uDtl BEGAN the use Of tia CIrICITH
nave entirely eradicated every trace of the
tha 49, ~ ttat now am eutire.y fres from IT.
~ 20 peheVe my VII do all ypu advertise tn sm
~ CO. Respectfully yours, ~
BOSTON, July ?, 1879. ~ iADi'| oh'
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S. HALDEMAN AND Z. X. MORCoE, two we'll
known printers have purchased the old '-Sm!th'
cigar store, 120I Pennsylvania ave. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

PARTIES having property to rent or sell. or de
Sir NJ q lcau, should see E. y. McIntire, 9S F. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

fashion magazine wants to know "why the
young men do not marry?" Maybe it Is be-
cause the girls haven't asked them. Mighty
burlington HGtrheye.
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Close Or TIE HORTICULTURAL FAIR-The
nTst aLLIa! exhibition or the District or Colum-
b!a Horticultural society at Masonic Temple
which opened On Tuesday morning closed last
evening. ard IL was ve-y successful one In
Naiiet! ana quality, the exhibition Surpri5 d The
puUIc generally. During last evening the
dlnlpS loom saloon was used for dancing 70 the
mustc or NebeTs bald. Mr.. Saul. the president.
clostG the exhibition with some complimentary
remarks tC the exhibitors
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FRENCH cameo rings, gold nned Chains, 81 at
PRICES

The CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF Mary
lana and the D15;rc5 OF Columbia Continued
is Ion at the NtrnOLt avenue church YES
terday aftfrlCon. The committee upon time
and place of the next annual meeting decided
upon Baltimore as the place and the THURSDAY
Ie1Ore the first Lords day OF October ISL as
beTs in TIE churches OF Maryland ana the Dis
Ir1et OF Columbia; 100 additions during the last
year; SSs35 raised for all purposes, and ST.
scholars IN the Sunday schools. An address
was mace oy Ii. c. StieT on the Sunday school
as a mission work. The usual resolutions OF
IbaDkS were adopted. Closing addresses were
CeuEeTed by Alexander Newcomer, on the duty
OF Christian love; Rev. s. b. Moore on the
delight OF Christian fellowship; BENJAMIN
Zummy, on the growth OF our missionary and:
Rev. ;. Z. Fowler. cosnmeEdatoTy OF H. C. Site. 3
address; Rev. j. y. Crane, on the Christian be-
LEI as contained entirely 10 the Biole and by
III. Garrett, Rev. T. ID. Power and II. ID. Clarke
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GRAND FALL OPENING september 9th AMI 2Sth
OF French pattern bonneJS Partisan milllaery
suits, clOekS and novelties Of all deScriptions
The public are respectfully invited Charles
Baum, 40 1th street NV.
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tSf|tCIdI
1llehd OF the ladies. Costs 50 cents.
No ONE CAN AFFORD to dispense with the use
or -St7ced CARPET Lining. Use only thai manu-
1actured of Cotton and Paper. American Car
pet Lining Co, New York and Boston. For
sae by all Carpet Dealers.
ASIDE from the superior quality IS an infants
10 d over any other substitute for mothers
milk, MPFin's FOOD has great merit In the
case with which it is prepared. Medical men of
high repute warmly indorse 1t, and the best
druggists and grocers everywhere Will furnish
Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25

DIR. HARTIEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold by all druggists Sepl-Wsm2m
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a New Ese fob. CorL

The new cork floor covering-Ltn0e'ta-h
that it is supersed;ng all appliances heretofore
employed for like purpose. Its most remark
able feature is its ''eXtraordinary durability
III this respect no other floor covering can com
pare with it, II is equally desirable for dining
rooms. halls churches. and every variety of
tui:ding Kept by all t1rst-cass carpet dealers.
me Oily genuine article has 'LiHOleulit" on
the back OF every square yard.
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Itching Piles

Is one OF the most annoying diseases In the
world, and yet all can find sure by the use
OF pr. S,rGy1.e's Ointment. 1t has been tested
in thousands Of instances, and Invariably
makes sure cure. The symptoms are mois-
tuTe, 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.
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A PARIS EXPOSITION AWARD FOR A WASHING
TOSIAN.-Mal0r Brock OF TIE police fore has
received a note from the State Department il
curing at the instance OF the commissioner
general TO the Paris exhibition OF 1875. for the
azores OF Mr.. j. W. Davis formerly or the po-
nee force, The inventor or g portable elevating
sigral tower, ard stating that an award was
mace 10 EfD1 for his tower at the Paris ayhi,,t-
tion, ard wish Is expressed ror his address in
order that II may be transmitted TO him MIR.
Davis was Well known member OF toe poll:a
force for ten OF twelve years and invented his
movable signal tower While In this service He
lesices al 3J3 Missouri avenue.
NEW YORK city is Americas metropolis: her
piiue Is Ut. Bulls cJugh syrup at 25 cents. I
- CONTEST FOR THE CHILD OF Mr. AND Mrs. j. p.
IEoaAs-One O'Clock today was the tine set
~ Justice COX for the production OF the child
W. e Thomas. for which Mr.. aud Mrs 'hSnaa
last july sued out writ OF habsas coronS Ar
~. VIZ nouT haned NesSrs. b. t. Hanley and J. e.
49, nppeIied LOT Mrs Thomas. aud Mr.. j. F.
,Mt ~ VINO, II was charged, had sp,r-
ntd The child away aud read three ar
ndavlis, That OF Mrs. Thomas denies
from the Cuttings, but that the child hsViny
been brought 10 her she had ONLY ohsvei ..thsa
instincts OF a mothers heart and the law O;
nature" She further states that Cuttings had
threatened 10 put Mr.. Thomas In An 1nsane
asylum, her boy In the reform school and her
baby IN the orphan asylum, and drive her ont
9 Oh tne CITY; She states tnaI fearing that Glt
s1e had placed IL In charge OF friend. and she
knows not It's whereabouts and has no means
OF producing IL The affidavit OF Mr. keenaa
ateS that Thomas Is man OF ungov6faable
temper. and denies that he lnStiga,ed Thomas
10 take the child, or that he drew Thomas from
us nome, as alleged. aud that he (Keenan} had
Eolndng 10 do with sending the child away.
M. Fay, for Ar. Cuttings, claimed that the re-
oSins showed that these parties had been guilty
VI sn ountempt and they should be attached. The
CooIl saiu mat the answers were unsatisfac-
10Y, and ne would allow no further trifi,n0
ano me enid must be produced on Saturday
heA1 10 which time he continued the case.
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SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired II
lacking flesh, vital. brain, or nerve force, use
"WelieS' Health Re9e9r&r." Greatest remedy on
earth for impOtency, sexual debility, decline &C.
81 at druggists. Depot, IS Barclay street, NY,
and for Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALDERNKY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney butter
churned every morning. and delivered in y lbs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese buttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at.