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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

PROBATE CoURT-Judge coz
1eslerday, In the case Of the estate Of E NINA
GlpuS, deceased, f1ual notice was issued to the
administrator. Estate OF John G. Stafford:
widow appointed ADMINISTRATIVE: bond 81 900.
Estate OF Benjamin Reiss; Elizabeth Reis3 ap-
pointed administrative: bond ST. 2m Estate of
VIM. Minor: Ann Minor appointed administra-
triX; bond. 500. Estate OF James Barrett: rule
on d., WIDOW to show cause. ESemplilted copy of
county court, Ky: tile1 and admitted to pro-
bate and record. Estate OF George Savage de-
ceaSed rule on widow to show cause why she
Goes not administer. Rudolph Watkins ap-
Hunter. The wills or Tobias Warren and ST.
sauna Sophia Ltppoldt were titled for probate
Estate Of Ann Pickteil; answer flied and order
dismissiIg petitions OF Samuel A. Walker and
others. VIII Of John VI Belt admitted to pro-
Date and letters granted to Charles ackall
ext cutor; bond, 10000. Several accounts were
passed. Adjourned to Tuesday next.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Fitch agt. Byrne q Donohue
judgment by default for $500. Deener. Cissel &
Welch agt. Thompson d Chappel 80. $780,
defendant ordered. McLaln agt. Bailey French
Paving company; demurrer sustained AMI
leave 10 ansN er.
EQUITY COCRT.-J,ldge Cor.
Today Philips agt. Smith; special auditors
rerort ratified: Coburn agt. Henderson; order
ratified nisi. Hamilton agt. Hamilton; order 20
take testimony. Jaffray agt. Grant; pro con-
fesso. BergeVin agt. Bergevin; do. and refer
ence. Connolly agt. Connolly ct al; order
appointing guardian ad htem. Thyson agt
Foley: denying Injunction. Mclean agt- Bailey
French Paving Co; reference FORSYTH agt
Hibernia Building Association; Injunction con.
unued on payment Of $500 within a week.
POLICE CCURT-JudJe Bundy, pro tenn
To-day, Cornela Norton, disorderly 10 the
county: So or days, Sarah johnson and Eta
Randolph, vagrancy, bonds or 90 days each In
the workhouse. Kate Welsh, do. personal
bonds JAS II: Waugh, carrying razor; $50 or
% days; appeal noted. Samuel Booth. disturb.
{IPOrrptO.Vn. Or Ga.-v
Jas. D. Ford, loud and bols erous: s. or is days.
Ella Randolph, assault On VIM. Mcmahon: $40
or 80 days. John Wimot. threats to John T.
Price; personal bonds to keep the peace for six
months. Geo. Ferguson, assault on John Wei
cen; $40 or so days. Melville II. jewell larceny
OF some zinc from the Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph company; 20 days 10 jail Frederick
Sanders, larceny Of 6 coat from Frederick L
MiDtog; 10 days in jail. Geo Carr, larceny OF
s. from Thos j. Robinson % days In jail VIM
Fosey and Horace Plnckney, malicious tres
pass; 50 or days each. Robert Chase larceny
OF two watermelons from VIM. Summers; 10
days liz Jail.
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isslsssPgssCrrs. &c.

FO3Ds OPEEa EOCSE.-AtteT tonight Uncle
T ms Cabin VIII be Withdrawn from FoTI's It
Will he succeeded ny Barlow. wilson. Primrose
AID Vests great MINSTREL company. The com
pany has some OF the best talent OF the day
within its Ks ard gives performances at once
extensive ana complete az every point There
Viii bt no limit To the Jun NJ FOTd'S next week
NATIOEAL THEATE8.-TO-Light will he the lasy
opportunity OF seeing that excellent new play,
Deacon CraDkett-H Next Week cinderella a
London hit, Will ha brought out. The music
EEK, and amongst the speCialties will be the ar-
pearaIce Of Miss Lillian Lancaster q London
artist, In rand Hle-like sketches of prominent
men: MISS Lizzie SifnmS, from London, In her
wonderful lightning transition performances:
and little Katie Seymour. the child actress.
vocalist and daGseuSe. The costumes and scenic
effects are said 10 be superb.
ODD FELLOWS HALL-PrOf. W. man. the noted
wizard and yentTiioquiSt viii commence series
Of his enjoyable entertainments at Odd FailoWa'
han Lent Monday evening.
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CUTICURA
BLOOD AND SKIN REMEDIES.
From the Hon. William Taylor, State
Senator of Massachusetts.

Messrs. WEEKS h POTTER: Conference.-The say
that am gra'etu, is oaly poor expression OF
feel it il every Sc Of the word have bssn
great sufferer with skin diseases for the last twe We
M s aaa Se SSz nea Tsd
itching OF the part 3 Affected, and confined to
called Eczema OF most aggravated type, By Il o any
physicians, but doubt if ever fully understood by
several slim humors. i have spent much money
seeking cure and in 1867 went TO Europe and
Ireceiyed temporary relief only, for in the sprng
II would break out again as pad ever. Wien /
that gr = twhose reputation for the care of
thofe diseases was of the hig lest order could cure
followed his advice for SIX months, and I can
safely say, without any Improvement. tried other
Boston. and DR.. -. OF city proper but ali to no
pnrp9se; I.hey ala me no good their remedies
cure would result from them
=, Ncwaoont three months ago. Mr.. Meehan, a gen
tltman wtIl-knOWn 70 the Boston people, ca lie my
attention to your CUTIcURA REMEDIES and prom
ised Wonderful results if would only .se trial.
pelsevered on ne that went with nj u to a drug
store and bought them and oommenced to use them
aImor lodsed within the skin. that as soon as
@ he use OF oUrtoUnA it to the
out and greatly Itensiied my sutferngs for ab put
W TSS S Soh But d 1 Of s ina @ fe That
e9 {I to the surface in such large i es
rernedisa. was greatly encourased by gradiai
lessening Of the il famnlation of number Of pain
tul sores. I carefully, faithfully and cheerfully
followed the directions to the letter, feeling each
week Iesrer cure. until at the present moment,
after three months use of CUTI0URA REMEDIE.
and twelve years Of constant suffering as was
ever endured, can say that acl cured and pro
nounce my case the most remarkab- C rec ord. l
have been go elated with my success that have
stopped men on the streets %ho we're afflicted and
told them to get the uUTIcURA REMEDIES and IT, ~
would cure them. This is why am grateful t.
you, for believe tuem to be the best aud greatest
discovery of the age. and that they will cure all who
suffering Withs these diseases. may add that
took 10 internal medicine but the CUIICURA BE-
SOL yPNT.
WILLIAM TAYLOR.
BOSTON, AUGUST 22D, 1873.
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STEALING FROM TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-For
nearly year different articles have been miss.
Ing III the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Office,
such as hats. coats, and old zines, and on two
occasions money. This morning about o'clk,
The company, was coming on duty he discov-
cred some one In the supply room. Thinking
all was not tight, he started for the room wneH
the intruder ran through the back door, but was
oVerhauled In the alley between 18th and 14th
streets, leading into street, with ten crow
loot zines slowed away Ia his pockets. The GU
The employ OF the Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company, hut who was discharged ABOUT
year and half ago for drunkenness. Judge
Bundy, OF he Police Court, gave him thirty days
In the WOIkhOuSe.
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THE IMPROVEMENT BOoM.-On O street bf.
tween Vermont avenue and 18th street front.
Ing south, there are now seven attractive new
residences In the course or completion. The
Mouse on the southeast corner OF Vermont ave
nue. ana 18th street contains kitchen. pautrles
heating and fuel room and Office On The blse-
Inent floor parlor, library. dining room ana
cutters pantry on the first floor, aud three
chambers, toilet, bath room and warirOoes on
second and third floors. The Intern ed iata
houses have each 10 rooms: the west corner
AID center houses II and II, respectively: and all
nave modern Improvements arranged on the
most b. gienlc principles. Mr.. A. LIeitmuiIer Is
The owner, c. i. Dldden the architect. and
CaCy Mitchell the builders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

THE VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB met last
evening al 951 u Street northwest, L. e. Wash
1ngtOn In the chair. and j. K Fisher secretary.
y number OF new NAMES were enrolled TIE
10ECWIng Officers were elected, the position OF
president being LETT vacant; l. q. Washington
and j. i. COld~elI, VICE presidents; j. X. Fisher.
secretary; Eppa Norris, sergeant-ar arms: G..
Z: NtddeIblrn, z. c. HuEgerTord, X. 4. Spil-
Gie. ii. l.. BtScoe. j. VI. FOllin, e. G. Frayser b
T. G!aSscock, T. ". Young anu Rees EimOn-
ston, executive committee; K. {. Glasscocx, G.
Z. NecCerouTn ana j. NJ. fOlnn committee on
Eemtef ship. ~
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CORAL ieMelrX at Prfrr's AZ

THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-The work OF
laying the stone at the Washington National
Monument, which has been suspended for a
Few days In consequence of the supply of cut
stone running short, Will be resumed on Mon lay
next, and probably Continued uninterruptedy
TO December 18th. The work OF stone cutting
will be prosecuted without cessation so that
when the work OF laying is commenced In tne
spring the stone settlers may 90 right along
without iItermiSsion during the working sea-
son. 1t has been found that two settlers can
Keep up with 12O cutters In their work, and can
lay one course OF stone In two days.
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WIFB's BILL For DIvoRCE.-A bill has
DeeD hled by Deborah Cooley for q limited d.
Vorce nom Pierce Cooley. They were marriel
over forty years ago in ireland. In 1854 they
lmmlgrat1d TO this country and cane 70 this
city " acre they have lived since sac charges
that he Is habitually Intoxicated and fails to
pIoVlde Ter his wife. who IS destitute ana ut
Terry helpless, and represents that largely b.
Ter help; they accumulated property Wor.a
at Sl.OGO, and 81 $50 loaned to Barbour & HamlI-
ton, OF which through their joint earn ings, he
has now exclusive control
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

THE ROYs DIVORCE CAsE.-Yesterddy In the
case of Mrs. Z. f. ROys against Chase Roys-
ment-the respondent presented an order to the
clerk OF the court for q dismissal of the case
Mrs. lockwood appeared for Mrs. RoyS. IT viii
DE remembered that some months since R0yS
ntcd his answer in which he denied the charges
Oh Lis wife. and asserted that she had been
nt glecful of her household duties, g.. IL Is the
custom OF the clerk TO enter dSnisSalS Oh the
orders OF attorneys OF record, and &c action was
Therefore taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

5. Inc CUI1cURA REMEDIES are prepared by wrrxs
q ~ f,oITEa, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washs
ronto Ont, and Snow Hil. London, and ara Tor for
s se py a4 Druggists. Price Of OUTicURA smsiI
DO1es. % cents large boxes, containing two ana
one half times the quantity Of small, 81. RxsoII,u-
VENT u Per bottle. CUTICURA MEDICINAL Tor
LEI sOAP, 70 cents per cske; CUrICURA MEDIcINAr
6aAvINa SOAP. Is cents per cake. and In bars for
6arDers, and large consumers. 80 cenfs sens
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
Filthy Cutters.

Editor S'dr:-I see IN your issue of last even
Ing you are very plain In regard to the garbage
contract. i should like TO have your opinion on
the gutter contract. called attention thronyh
New Jersey avenue, above street. Alter ten
days they came and cleaned those south OF R
and on one side OF the block north. that was NOT
QUILT up. Trey left the west side, where there
are niret6en houses, ell occupied. Perhaps Lhey
could lot find the cutters, as they are full OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

TIE TWO HOTEL BEATS whose exnIoJts IN
this city and Baltimore were mentionei In TaH
STAR last evening turned up again ia BaItim ire
yesterday. Tine AiHsI'tcdtt OF this raornfnC-
says:-"Thc assistant critic of the New YorSS
NrH, as he called himself, and his fellow OF me
New NCrk HeJtttd about ! O'Clock Yesterday
morning made their appearance at the OH ~ O!
the Mansion House AID told tie ni-hJ clerk
they wanted a room. lie asked them n they
had any baggage, and they replied that tines
had SCI4e, out IL was detained at the feoOt an
account CT Their late arrival. but would arrvp
Later IL the Gay. The clerk reluctantly assign I'D
item T0On- Next morning the guests made
tAelr appearance down stairs raU up a small
Dill at the lar, and then took walk about the
city. About l. O'Clock one returned to tha
hotel, and the day clerk. noticing MIN folio we'd
LIN 70 his room and there acc0Sted him and
asked II his baggage had arrived. The ALLEGED
newspaper man replied that they were making
arrangements for It's transportation to the hotel
al that present time, and said he was then On
his way 10 the depot 10 complete the final
arrangements. he hastily lerf. The clerk is
St1ll waiting for either the alleged ne ysoaDer
men or their alleged baggage 20 come TO the
hotel AS he has bill for the former he viii
take the latter as collateral, provided it Is nor
fned with brass scarf pins and very valuable
sleeve buttons. The question that Is at present
worrJ ing the hotel keepers In this city Is. who
are entertaining these angels unawareS?' The
police are on their track. and perhaps ere
another Gay the Jail Will be the place they will
beat Tor board and lodging"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

A GUIDE AERESrED:-TEis morning DeteC-
merry an authorized guide on co,npI.fnr OF
" ~ bT5 niger, charging HIM with robbery
ShiSlng'o Ga Was given commission 20 act as
kl'.He' anu SOD IL To another person with his
badge or Office. IL IS believed that he is one of
Int lhite card monte men who have been about
this city ior several years past. He is held for a
hearing. -'- .
Bryiuger stated that on Monday night last no
While drinking. fell in company with Skivlngton
AID others, near lst street aud PennsyIyinia
aNth0e, ana was robbed OF bunch OF keys and
a small amount or InOKey. Another charge n 4
Teen MADE against SEiyingt0n, In connection
with three card monte" business at Arlington
DQt the party who preferred the complaint has
lett town. 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

a KENTUCKY TOBACCO FACTORY BURNED The
extensive brick tobacco factory. I'VE stories
Lleh, or Finzer Brothers, Louisville, Ky. wa;
burned yesterday morning between and 3
and large quantity OF manufactured Mn
several sharp explosions OF barrels of rasniGe
occurred curing the fire. The factory was
worth 100000 and the stock about $50. O00:
insurance S5I 600. Several small building,
adjoining were burned, Involving loss OF s. .O51
=, "A BOY KUN OVER BY FREIGHT TRAIN-Jame-
Harvey, ten years DID, While crossing 3Ilh Iraet
az 4Itn avenue In New York yeSteniay was
n ruin over oy dummy engine and several freiyhf
!tgs injured In a rrfghtful manner III ,r nus
dx1,o c ~ sne hospital In an unconscious and
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RenubIican MeefInps

The National Towpath Club met last night at
the st. Cloud building, a. L Barber il the
chair. C. S. Bundy, Gen. C. Hovey, Co. 5. s.
Burdette. r. S. Graham, H.. E. oniey. ". o.
ROome. Arthur Shepherd. John Long W. T.
Mason, NJ. d. Helm, Judge f. b. Cuppy' 'Caot.I.
B. Cutler. c. y. Dutton, G. n. Bond F. L. Camp
bell, and II. NJ. Barr, were elected members. A
number OF committees were appointed styled
watches" Major Truesden opened a 81 .oG9
subscription for the Indiana Campaign fund,
heading 1t with 800. and was followed bY Bar
Der d Co. with s100, Marcus 5. Hopkins, $50 and
others In smaller amounts. MeSsrs Barber,
TIuesden. Hopkins, Short and Bundy were ap-
pointed committee 10 see that the remainder
OF the necessary amount was raised. .Messr5.
Barton and Mullican were appointed a
committee on the organization or new clubs.
The club then decided TO attend the republican
inst. Master &. A. Barton was elected cabin
boy. All the members. numbering Seventy-fige,
were then pledged TO do all In their power TO or
game clubs elsewhere.
The Tennessee Republican Association met
last night at 9Si street. Hon. Il. Nj. Hughes In
the Chair. The executive committee was 1n-
structed to issue acampaign circular 10 the
members OF the county executive com mttC ees.
ana CARRIED and Arthur Cubs Ia the state ask
Ing their cooperation In the Distribution OF
documents Measrs. j. 0. Manson, X. W. AUS
tin, and w. nj. Fitzgerald were appointed con-
nittee on transport ton. They were althor-
Ktd TO secure favorable rates for the members
10 so home TO vote In the November election.
A meeting OF West Virginia republicans was
held last night for the purpose OF organizing an
association; Willis j. Drummond. o; BaruoGr
county. presiding. and James Cunningham IT,.
secretary. MeSSrs. ". j. Rap2, James Gun
bingham, Barrick, EdSOn G.. Brace aud Goshorn
were appointed committee On 0rganI itiol;
NesSrs. Edwin Frey, +. W. s. Moore and RiCa,
ard Burke committee on campaign doGa
mentS, and MeS5ra. Moore, Cole aud D.ummond
IL Committee Oh railroad transportation.
TIE Michigan State Association ines at 92j 7
street. last evening. Mr.. f. NJ. Marble presided
VITA Mr.. i. y. Auer IS secretary. camoaign
Organization OF Michigan republicans was then
ned, Judge NJ. F. higgins president, p. A. Auer
secretary AID John Il. Biass treasurer and COM
1nittetS on the circulation OF documents. on the
transportation OF voters and on rules were
appointed
The Illinois State Republican Association met
last night at Veteran hail. New York avenue,
MIR. a. j. Whitaker il the chair and Theodore
5. DeLand secretary. several new members
were elected. Hon. Horace G.. Burchard the
director OF the United States mint, delivered an
Interesting address upon the political situation
The Columbia Veteran club, Boys 10 Blue.
met Thursday night and the bylaws reported
by committee appointed for that purpose
were adopted. Flfty-tiVe members We're elected
The invitation To attend the republican demon
stration at HyattsVille, Md, On the 255h inst
was accepted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

have just returned from New York with a new
and choice stock of goods. The incest and
cheapest shopping bags and baskets Co oe
found In the city. A variety OF cellulo1d, vul-
canfZed rubber ard gold bangles In new pat
terms. Specialties also In fine hosiery and silk
handkerchiefs and neckerchiefs. See other
aGVt.
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THE LATEST
NEW FALL DRY cOons
JUST RECEIVED

ALL-WOOL COLORED CAsHNEaEs
Navy Blue, Garnet, Seal Bro IN. Myrtle Green and
Drab, Double-width. AS cents. N
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERES,
Double width. As. so. GO, rs. 81 cents
BLACK AND CoLoRED sAIISs.
BLACK SILKS. GROS GRAIN,
IS. 81 cents. 81. Sl.25. 81 so. sl.62
=. icy pieces Of new FALL DRESS GOODS. all o:
inc latest designs. at IS cents yard.
LADIES' CLOTH. ALL COLORS,
NAVY Blue, Grey. Seal Brown. Drab and etc.
WHITE WOOL FLANNELs. %. Is. 20, rs, 81, 81, 80.
6ed Medicated FLANNEL Twiiled, rs. 80 81 Soc
CANTON FLANNELS. 8. 10. IL Is cents
OLoIA Tor Men and Boys wear. IS. so. 81. Soc
BLANKETS. O.. so per pair; g. So 80 and "A.
BID COMFORTS. 81. q. rs, S1 so.
NoTTlNdAAM CURTAIN LACE. Is. 81. 81, Soc.
G. NJ. TOwBON,
CSC Pa. are. South Side. near 7,h O. Market.
Gepll " AAe''
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GEORGETOWN

WANDERED FROM HIS HoME.-Offlcers Riley
ana j. &. Harper last evening found an Old
white man. OF respectable appearance named
John :. Eberbach. wandering about The tow
path, near The Aqueduct bridge, and took him
10 the station-house. Police headquarters was
notlfled, and soon afterwards Mr.. Henrg Eb a.
bach. resiolng at 1G4 New Jersey avenue took
the Old gentleman, who is OF feeble mind, to his
home
GRAN MARKET.-3,10o bushels wheat sold yes
terday at prices ranging from IS to sill a.
Inere were no arrivals and no offerings on
Change to-day.
THE COAL TRADF.-Twenty- five boats left
Cumberland Thursday, with 217403 tons OF
coal, as follows: For Georgetown-Consoida-
ton Co., 1898 tons; Maryland, 1851; Borden,
4l3. lG Georges Creek 341.05; Blaen Avon 22S OF;
New Central, 9l.05. For Alexandria as follows:
American Co., 1895 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

MIR. DELANE, who for so many years was the
great editor OF the London Times, seldom wr o5e
anything for his journal, except headlines for
little paragraphs and titles to letters from COM
pla1nlDg correspondents. He prided himself on
Deing able to do this well-and with reason. for
often his headline set forth the giSt OF the para
graph ia three or four words. or gave comical
ana ludlcrouS tone to what the writer had at
tached serious importance. But Mr.. Delane
read, IN proof II not in manuscript, every line
which appeared in his paper-a duty which less
distinguished editors too often think it beneath
their dignity to perform.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES
or all HuHnOrs of the Blood.

.hs TIIicURA RRsoLv.xr purifies the blood tbroupb
Msdi oMeis' liver, Kidneys and skin. OUTICURs =
oers Ssi Jelly. removes dead flesh, and skin ran
ton hs.athy ulcers and old 8, allays infiam a
CI1T,CnGh hg and irritation of the skin and sesip
So.p a ~ oeautihes the skin. UUTICURA SHHyiSc
Tor shaving 0'"p eAp'e6siy prepared
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Suicide OF an Alexandria Lawyer.

This morning about O'Clock the dead body
OF Captain John S. Chapman, a well known
lawyer OF Alexandria, Va, was found In his
o1iice In Prince street. near Fairfax adjoining
The Gazette Office with bullet hole In his head
extending from the right temple through 10 tie
opposite side OF the skull. lie had apparently
been dead some hours. There was every indi.
cation that the wound was inflicted by his own
hand, as pistol with one chamber empty was
lying rear hin. Captain Chapman was native
OF Charles county Md, and was the owner Of
considerable property there. He settled In
Alexandria about the close OF the war and
since then has had good practice In
the Alexandra courts. About two
years since while On his fishing shore he was
struck on the head With capsIan bar, and his
friends think that he never recovered fully
from the effects OF the blow. This season he
had very severe spell OF Sickness (typho-
Malar1a), and for days his Life was despaired Of
Since then MS mind has appeared unsettled at
times. Capt. Chapman was about 10 Or II years
OF age and leaves widow with three children
He was man OF estimable character and had
the esteem OF all with whom ne came In con-
tact.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

GENTIRNEN's GARMENTS dyed or cleaned al
flscher'S establishment always gives sattsrac.
sion, as they are thoroughly cieansed, gre ase
spots removed efectually and pressed bY sl,iI
iul hancs. Office $50 q street northwest. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Ell
ware N Cohdon and Annie T. X. Smith. both
and Hannah A. Lucas; jacob E Daley and Ida
Gfuyer, both OF Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

EDWARD CAYERLY d Co., at 1925 New York
ave-. are selling gas fixtures at low prices and
have large stock OF furnaces, ranges and fire.
place heaters. See their adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-11

Sons OF JOSADAB.-The eighth annual session
OF tie sovereign Council OF the Sons OF Jona1ab
Will assemble at Temperance Temple, Ealti-
more, Nd, next Monday, at 20 O'Clock a. n
Representatives Will be present from District of
Columbia. Maryland. Virginia, West Virginia
PENNSYLVANIA, Rhode Island, Massachusetts,
and Montana Territory. 1t is expected that a
large delegation OF the order will attend as an
escort from this city. The members OF the
order in Maryland are making great prepara-
lions for the reception and entertainment OF the
Sovereign Council.
Eureka Council No. 5, Sons OF Jonadab. was
organized on Capitol Hill last evening and the
following officers were elected for the en- suing
year: 2. c.. Dr. ). A. III. McE1m: w c. Seth l.
ClaIk; D. c., Thomas b. Marche; W. p Taos,
p. SouthWick; VS. VIM. Graham Treas, John
IL. ODonnell; ". +. s., L. W. Thompson.