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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

TEE ARKANSAS ELECTI1N.-The indications are
that at the election for state and county officers
and members OF the legislature in Arkansas yes
tefday the democrats carried the state By the
usual majority. The republicans claim the elcc-
lion OF ". S. Oliver fer sheriff OF Pulaski county.
The election was very quiet and pelcaabie
There were three tickets in the field In Pull ski
ccunty-democraIic republican and greonback.
Ii Will take the Official count TO determine the
result. The main question was the proposed
amendment to the constitution regulating GER
tain bonds which was defeated In Pulaski cum
" by over 2,000 majority, Reports from Jaf3r-
son, Miller and other counties give OVerwheln,
ing majorities against It. II IS the opinion OF
Col. smith. chairman or the democratic state
ieateo and the democratic state ticket elected
by GO geo majority
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District Government Affairs.

Mr. ". q. ROCme, chief OF special assessment
division. hos 70 day forwarded to the commits
Stcner Of the sinking fund lien certificates on K
street north, from nth to 18th streets west; X
street noi th. from I'd TO It'll street east: street
north, from Pennsylvania avenue circle TO Rock
creek.
Gil examination OF the building on the north
east corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. used hY the 4 and z. railroad company
as ticket Office. and by the CELSIUS bureau in
the upper stories. He recommends that heavy
weights. such as books and stationery, be piled
up en- the east side, the walls OF the west side
not being so strong.
THE CABBAGE SERVICE.
The Plan OF requiring the policemen TO can
V3SS their respective beats to ascertain the
manner in which the garbage service has been
ard is being performed by the contractor Tor
removing it. seems 10 work very we'll. These
reports OF the police have been grouped. and
show that in most Oh the precincts the COM
plants OF citizens are numerous. The results
OF this work were forwarded by the District
commissioners yesterday 10 Mr.. Carter. the
contractor. with the request tlat he at once
remove all cause OF complaint.
DELEGATION OF PROPERTY HOLDERS
on 9Th street. between z and Boundary Streets
called Oh the district commissioners this morn
ing to ask That the rough blue stone pavement
oetWeen the points named be taken up and that
granite blocks be substituted therefore. The
delegation was composed Of MeSsrs. 81. G.
Emery, Samuel Norment, W. w. Burdatte. re.
Hewitt Mr.. O'iIare ana others Dir. Emery al-
stating that these few squares left In the con-
diJiOn they are, destroy The beauty and SYM
netry OF 9Th street as a thoroughfare. and CON-
pei country travel Jo go elsewhere for an en-
trance 10 and exit rom the city. II Is also
dangerous Tor loaded teams-the center OF The
street is rounded up with the two car
tracks on the apeN-2Ed between the
tracks and the curb the paving is extremely
Rough and steep. The result Is that property
is Injured, no one caring 70 so out there to do
business. Mr.. NorInent and others followed in
about the same strain. Commissioner Dent
said il would be impossible. he thought, 20 Tn
dertake this work the present year. All the
new work and repairing had been given out
that could be done the present year. The Com
misSiOners recognize the force Of their aryu-
ment. They also know that this is about the
worst piece OF rough stone work In the city and
their purpose was TO take ii up the first or any
or the old blue stone work. 1t would be unjust
10 other suffering taxpayers TO do it at the
present time under the circumstances. Mr..
Burdette read letter he had received from a
dozen or more farmers from the vicinity OF Me-
chanicsville. Md, asking him to use his ipflu-
ence for having this improvement made, as 1t
was so Objectionable as to drive some of their
number to the Baltimore market rather than
come to ours. He left this letter. as did Mr..
Emery his petition. with the District Commits
sioners, who stated, upon their leaving that
they would do the best they could for them.
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GOING To THE UNWILLING AT HAGERSTOwN.-
Tie invitation OF Commander Ross. OF the de-
partment Of Maryland, GA. r., TO the members
OF the grand army In this city 70 participate In
the ceremonies OF unVei!ing the Statue OF the
private Soldier at AnJietafn on the 18th inst.
sSo 10 be present at the dress parade OF the
Maryland men IN their camp at Hager4toWn on
the 18th inst, has been accepted by Comnan-
DER Royce, OF the department OF the POtoma~
and John A. RaHlinS Post No. !, Kit Carson No.
z, and Lincoln No. 3. have voted 70 parade &,
posts, leaving here on the 18th By one OF the
.aorntng trains TO go into camp at Hagerstown
CT MARYLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS i DIsCU.IIFIcA7Ias
FOR A NORzHOISE tANDIDATE.-John NJ Hack
was charged this morning in the Police Court
with vagrancy, Dr. Z. b. PuryiS, OF the Freed
man s Hospital, being the prosecuting witness
DR.. Purvis testified that he had paid Hack SIS
last week and he had spent IL all la iuuOI
while his family was suffering. He Pirrtsl
Hack and he did not care to hold IL. but desired
that his (Hacks) family should have the benefit
CT II. The accused TOOK the stand and eX-
pressed his willingness that the money should
be paid over TO his wife, and the court dismissed
The case, admonishing Hack that the only
reason he did not send him down was that he
being entitled TO the money did not possess the
requisite qualification for the workhOuse. but
IL would take only "a hours for him 70 become
eligible.
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CAsroRs, tea and tablespoons, s., 50, Prigg's. +

TEE OLD DEFESDEFs" survivors Of the war
OF .eiZ) IlCt yesterday. AMI accepted al invita-
t0n from MI john y. CLARK 10 take luncheon
with him next Monday. Ude anniversary OF The
e&Jt.e CT SCTth POINT falling on Sunday. at =
Cci0Ck p. H.. at the corner or I2th and II SIS
The Toll ! as follows: Edward Slams. president,
dgeI -. Michael eaton. zee president s.: Wm
v. Moore, vice PRESIDENT, =, James A. Kelne.
dE, -, James L4wreHs0n, secretary. IS. Dr.. Jn0.
II. Blake surgeon, =; Francis b. LORD -; .Tohn
BT&tT- -. john :. Anderson -: Serapain Mast
-; smith Miner, 80; john ID. Clark marshal 81
= ~ star SIans.et B3nner- viii be sung.
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LETTERS FROM THE People.


Editor Star:-The wootman's ak could not be
more sure In its work OF destruction than are
the worms which are bfghtug the trees in
many portions Of the city. On Ii street between
9th and 18th streets the trees are mass of cater
pillars. These pests crawl ever ywhere-on the
sidewalk steps. and even In the house. Mast
we see those beautiful trees stripped of their
foliage and their bright leaves eaten to an IN
slightly net work by the worms. VIII not the
guardlans OF our puo1c groundS see that the
trees? B. b.
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ASSAULT on MOTHER IS-LAwr WITH J,
HAICHET.-In the Police Court today. Eta
teth Barry, a rather aged coloreGi wom49.
charged Josephine Barry, her daughter-in- llv
with assaultilg her With a Ratchet. Her te5tl
mcny was not particularly clear, but Jtsephine
testified that the Old lady was drunk. ald she
cautioned her not 10 make noise when abe
(EiiLabeth) kicked her, and she S,anpai heI
and subsequently they got window Strips and
bTGOmsticks and had bout. The court i'm
posed fine OF 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

THE YOUNG CsTzIOIICs' FRIEND SOCIETY and
It's several divisions, at the annual meeting
elected tie following OficerS:-Presl1ent. jams
fullerton; Fls2 preside NJ, James BeIlew; secra-
taIy, ID. J. NIIphy; boyk-keeper. Fran; y
DeVereuX; treasurer, Rudolph Elchhorn. S.
Patr!cH s-pTtsdSLj James II. Clarke; secre-
tary, Charles L. Clarke. Immaculate COncep-
Augustus FlCCcstr. s.. Pater's-preS.deat, j. r.
BUtSeaG; sPcrs3ry, Joseph LOUghran. St.
Doninics-PresideHt. George Il. Petty: SecTe-
taFy. John j. pcrmOHdy. ST. Mary s-presi-
dent, Rudolph EichhOrn; secretary. L. j.
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4 Cincinnati debtor falling to secure the ex-
tension or note by n woman, committed sui
eide in Ter presence.
1t is now thought that the dafa'cations In the
Baltimore water department, will reach S20, oo0.
Col. Willis Hawkins has been appoint Ell SUI
prcEe court Judge ia Georgia.
Tie recent public execut ion at Dallas Texas
was followed by g neral hanging OF dogs by
mall boys from the gallows used the day be-
o e. 1he ceremony OF adjusting the rope
player. singing AID farewell parting was gone
through with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

KEEPING DIsORDERLY HoUsE.-A yellow
woman named Anna Miller was arraigned In
the Police court, this morning. on the charge of
Keeping disor0erly house In Johnson'S Row.
In the alley between 2lst and 22d streets and E
ana streets. Officer Crump testified that ne
had been called there frequently, and other
witnesses testified that obscene language was
ust q by the inmates. that they were frequently
seen half dressed, DC. For the defence a mum.
Der OF the neighbOrS testified that the house was
very quiet orderly one. The court imposed a
hne Of SO or 30 days
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The Garbaue NuiSanco

Editor Stdr:-The manner In which the gar
bage service Is now performed. or rather
neglected, is disgrace 10 the District govern
ment In our neighborhood the garbage man
makes his appearance not more than twice a
month and the result is that the accumulated
garbage fostering and rOtttng In the boxes aud
barrels Is most Sickening SoUARE3l5
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WIFE BEATING AND FINES ALI. AROUND.-Pa-
was arrested a few days since by Officer WeSi.
on the charge Of aSsaulttng his wife. ana the
case was to have been called yesterday, but tue
witnesses failed 10 appear Attachments were
issued and they were brought in this mornin :.
The result was that DOnOhue was finei $40 or
70 days In jail, and the wife was filei s. for
conlefnpt In falling 10 answer yesterday, ana
JuIluS Chanberlatn q for the same offence
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JUST BEFORE VISITING THE NEH.GsPTs
tommy had passage al arms with the Young
aunt VINO assisted at lis toilet, and with whom
he flew into rage. Arrived at the Inenarsrtf,
Johnny was immensely interested by a STRANGE
ioreign animal with long, 1.-the body. "Whot
animal Is that mamIna?' he asked ar Is
called an ant-eater, my son. After a long
silence: Mamma, can't we bring Aunt Mary
here some day?"
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LOCAL NEWS.

srnu~enents. &c. Tonight,
National 7hedtr-" Deacon Crankctt"
FlTG's C.rru House, Uncle Toms CABIN.
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AN ALEXANDRIA FAMILY Rog.-Ab1ut two
months ago Mrs John BelOLay separated from
EtF husband, AID their only son, William, II
years O-G, went With the latter. Last Saturday
MS, Be-0nly went 10 the present residence or
her husband Tor some articles. which She claims
aIe GERS aud was assaulted by her son with a
ia thtt ana a shotgun, and then, after Slie LETT
III = use, Le pursued her with q SHOE kaife
les sTCa% she SSCTe OUT warrant The nus
tti1 suel lot clVorce some time a.ro and the
application was granted Yesterday
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EALL DRY GOODS.

FALL DIZZY GOODS.
500 PIECES
Of yew Fall CALIOOES, beautiful styles.
100 PIECES
OF Wool FLANNELS, ~. 10, ID. 20. Is, 80, 81,
60 cents.
Sd PIECES
Of Fed FLAESELS. %, 80, 81, A. SO cents.
400 PIECES
CT CANTON FIANNELS. ., 10. II cents.
LADIES' CLOTH,
al eolors. Navy Blue. Brown. Grey, Black etc.
WATER PROOF CLOTH,
Navy Blue, Brown, Grey, Black.
300 PIECES
VI Eau DRESS GOODS, IL, Is, Is, 20, Is cents.
100 PIECES
VI BLACK CASHMERES. 81, 40. so, 80, IS. TIC.
CLOTH for boy's wear. Is. 80. 81. so cents.
Ladies, Gents and Children's UNDER WEAR. IS,
~, 81. IS, 30, GO. 10, 81, 81 10.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, new styles.
ISGRAIN CARPETS, new styles.
Mailing and Laying Carpets. IN cts,
c. M. TOWsON,
63G Pa. ace. South Side, near 7th @. Market.
leL4
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picnics, EXCURSIONS. &C,

The last picnic OF The season 70 be given az
George Jeunneman'S pleasure garden, corner
4th and streets, is By the Moonlight Fishing
Club tomorrow.
The Piney Point excursion OF Potomac Lodge,
No. :. |. o. NJ, next Thursday promises to be q
very delightful one.
The Mary Washington VIII leave tomorrow at
Q ain. Tor Occoquan Falls.
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FOR BEAUTIFUL CARTEL, brussels or ingram.
at tie very love price examine the large
stock AZ TC7FSOc 5, 63G Pa ave, Oitl Sid5 near
9Th street.
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CHINESE eat rice off of sharp pointed sticks,
but swallow DR.. Bulls cough sYrup naturally. I

Mr.. SAMsTAG has bought stock Of goods OF
prominent firm OF Philadelphia, consisting OF
ladies' and gents underwear, silk fringeS, etc,
etc; the same. with many other attractions.
win be sold at auction, commencing Thursday.
september 9, at Samstag's Milllner Emporium,
$50 eth street.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT TO LITTLE BoY-EIlie
Stewart grandson or James Stewart uytny On
Capitol Hill, net with serious aad painful ar-
CiGcnJ yesterday. While assisting his uncle IN
remove the wheels from heavy wagon the
props gave way, when the whole weight OF the
wagon fell across the back and leg of The boy
c. fishing him in frightfGl manner. DIR. Brack.
cit thinks the leg can be saved and hopes the
injuries 10 the back may not prove so serious
as were at first apprehended.
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DEATH OF AN OLD SOLDIER IN HACK.-Last
evening hack containing four men drove out
tth street 10 the I'd precinct station, and one OF
item was dead. Alexander Twaddel an in
mate Of the Soldiers Home, left taere about i've
WEEKS since and took board at Mrs. BlakeS, No
PFC It'll street S-w. For two weeks or more pre-.
ViOGS 10 last Saturday he had been on spree
On that day Re drew over $40 pension money
and resumed drinking. Last evening he was
found iDsenslble. and DR.. Leach pronounced his
DIS. ase congestion OF the brain. Three of his
fGcIds, Wm. Snyder, Ed. Steers and Root.
CIuIAp. then procured a hack and started for
the SolCiers' Home with him cut, before reach
irg Boundary, lie expired. The hack was then
driven 10 the "a precinct police station,
where the BODY was taken IN charge bT Lielt.
johnson and the coroner summoned. DaCea Sed
was IGtt7e Of Philadelphia and served as
soldter In the late var. receiving wound In
the LETT iOot necSSStat1Lg the amputatlOn or
th2t member, and Afterwards was a member OF
The GoJ eminent IRE department in this city. Al
autopsy showed that The cause of death was
congestion OF the brain The coroner decided
mat the unfortunate man died from excessive
drinking or alcoholic liquors. His liver was very
muc9 enlarged and almost completely O5sihe6i
The body was turltd over 10 the authorities OF
the soldiers Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

PARTNERSHIP SUIT.-A oil IN equity for an
account was filed yesterday b. Michael Nc
GOWan against Riley \. Shinn. He states tina.
there Was partnership existing between them
ron December. 1871, 10 April, 1915 anu asserts
that out OF Joint profits realized on contraclS
obtained for supplying stone, etc, 10 the o)a-d
or pUoiic works quantity OF real estate was
bought. and asks that the court order al ac-
cCGHt " be taken and distribution made.
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Bill FOR A DIyORCE.-To-day Mr.. W. F. La
se!le, for Rosa Lee, nled suit FOR divorce from
LOUIS Lee. The petition sets forth marriage
on July 10, 1873, by Rev. l. Cross; that they had
one enl.d, and on september I6 1877, he de-
Vide for them, &C. F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

FROM THE SUlfBEK or VISITORS NJ. william had
al LIS first faII opening. II Is Il decided proof
that many OF the elite OF Washington have re-
TUNED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

FINE FURNITURE Al ACCTIOS.-ThOmaS Dow
hJg VIII sell tomorrow morning at No. $40 l4th
street northwest, fine assortment OF house.
hoo effects.
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PERSONS in want of scales should compare
those OF different manufacturers before buying.
Specimens Of several makes can be seen ami
the difference or construction shown, By F. p.
May e Co., Hardware Dealers, DID PennSylya-
MA avenue.
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THE MINING RECORD, S3 Year
NO. G1 Broadway, New York Most a. M
Iie,e MinIs layer ever published. sample
Scfies Free. Orders cuted for Mining
stoess and other securities both in N. Y. ana
81. FTsncisco.
sepl-eo6m ALEX. ROB T. OHIsOLM, Prop'r
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"RcraH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for It. Il
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs 15c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-07

RIFE APPLE VINEGAR. made In Maryland.
GREEN GINGER and PICKLING CoNDI-
MENTS Of sll kinds.
WHITE BRANDY and pure old PEACH BRAN
DY. eight years OH
Mason's Improved FRFsERyINd JARS, all
sizes.
For sale by
j. b. BRYAN a BRO.
COS Penn0. ave
teE6-ec6t Opposite metropolitan Hotel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; S., at drugglsta
Fer Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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Itching Piles

Is one OF the most annoying diseases in the
world, and yet all can find sure relief by the use
OF Dir. S1rdy7le's Ointment. Il has been tested
in thousands OF instances, aud Invariably
makes sure cure. The symptoms are mo,s-
tuTe, like perspiration, intense itching increased
by scratching, very distressing. particularly at
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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She Weather.

'Ehe Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OTF1CS OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFPICER,l
WASHINGTON, sept :. fSSsl. $50 a n. (
For The midti.C Atlantic states, higher barom-
Cter. cooler uorfherly winds cloudy or partly
ciOucy weather and uUmeTouS rains.
RANGE Or TIE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the thernom-
et6r at The Signal Office during the day. a m.
G9o: I:55 am. 6g2; II am, I37; pm, ilo.
MAXIMUM. -. minimum. 81.
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ROYNTGN'S "lSsOo FURyaCES
CAST Oh WROUGHT IRON,
SUITABLE FOR COAL OR WOOD,
BEICh-SET lind PORTABLE
Are powerful heaters; remarkably durable; eco
nomlcal In fuel; give universal satisfactfon.
have no bolted joints; are free
from gases.
The most DURABLE FURNACE tbe rHpAp
EST TO buy. Fitted with CLINKER- CLEANING
enn-Iricuon CRATES: ASH-SIFrING CRATES
and Ash PANS; LINED ED-DO0RsN DRAFT
hEGDSI6AI0h, etc Have many ATTRACTIVE
adopted. ~ A-ANN' 40 ho''i
Bend for circulars before purchasing others.
A1CHAhDSON, BOYNTON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
234 Water street, New York.
For sale by
O.. &. BALL.
3y29-th, q, tu3m 1897 L ste. nesr wiilafd'e
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churned every morning. and delivered In 4 los
Ward prints 35c. per lb. Also, cottag
cheese, Duttermilk and sweet milk sc. per OF.
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CUNNINGHAM M, Halter, has Just received
" the Fall style Broadway Block SILK =
HATS, made to order. Old styles remodelsd.
Soft Felt Hats cleaned. colered and trimmed. -
aull 40 9Th stss bet. q and h
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THF GJEE CTR

OF the New OK RepubIIcan AsSOciatiOn made
visit last night 70 the republicans at HyattS-
vile. Nd. The hall being too small TO receive
the company. the meeting, upon the Invitation
CT Mr.. j. +. Patterson assembled On the law i
in front OF his residence, where the g.ee club
rendered some Choice music, and speeches Wtrt
made by W. II. Chase OF New York aud Ma T.
". Clarke OF Iowa.
TIE NORTH CAROLINA REPUBLICAN ASS 9CfATiOE
held meeting last evening ar 1914 CnrrOran
street. \. X. Brodie was elected president ana
w. q. Fearing secretary. All executive COM
mit;ee or i've was appointed, consisting Oh j. D.
Dudley, +. T. Hay man. :. Pocher NJ. Maiy and
A. b. Liad.
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Republican Meetings.


The Towpath Club met In LeDroit building
last eyening-MaJOr A. c. Richards presiding,
with A. L. Barber secretary. The committee on
constitution and bylaws made a report which
was adopted. By its provisions each member is
pledged TO organize as far as he is able a smi.
lar club In different Cities states ETC.; each club
so organized shall be limited TO one hundred
members, and have occasional parade5 with a
cana! boat to be called THE Evening Star, =
that being the name OF the boat on which Gen
CARRIED entered the contest OF life, said boat to
De drawn by rope 100 feet long; on parade { ich
member shall carry some article characteristic
OF canal boat life; the members shall be called
TCwpathers or Towpath Boys, and the officers
&c captain. mates first and second S-eerSInan
toll taker. etc. 1t also provides for a meeting
q all the T0Tpath clubs, SO organized, II Gen.
Garfield be elected. 10 attend his Inauguration,
me Club then elected the following permanent
offcers: captain, a L. Barber; firSt mate :
{. Richards; second mate, NJ. S. Hopkins; steers
man VIII A. Short; toll taker Lester 4. Bart
lett; lookout, James y. McNab; captains clerk.
&. NJ. Barton.
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Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9Th and Il Streets.
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
JersSy Avenue and G Street.
CITY ITEMS.

WHY Don't You TRY Lodi1le's Headache Spe-
cttc for headache. It VIII cure.
DOUBLE BREASTED BLUE FLANNEL COATS In
stock, suitable for yachting. uniforms, &c.
Special styles of buttons furnished at short
notice. PantaloonS and vests on hand to match
the coats; also white duck substitute vests.
GEO. C.. HENSING
40 seventh street.
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Notable Nuptiais,

TIE APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF GEN. GRANTS
sOES-EEGAGEMENT OF SIR THos. HESKETH AND
MISS SHARON.
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PICNICS. EXCURSIONS. &

N.oosLIsnr E :, =,
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY CORPs,
T. MHrshsH Es''. On WEDNESDAY. September
lNSC- Tie steamer Arrowsnih will
lesve her wharf. icct of 9Th St. s. EfShs
5.Sn T. N sharp. returning NJ
II 90.
Music by brass and string bands.
Tickets so certs sep7-ct
Daily Republican., 1880-02-27
'Ihe Relief Fund.

The following contributions to the
Irish Relief Fund are reported. Some
of them should have been acknowl.
edged some days ago, but were mad.
vertently omitted:
Oven G. Hasson, $40; VIM. Baxter,
s35; VIM. Stewart, s.; Vim. McMena.
min,$5; John Mcserley, S.; Martin Far
rel, So; James Ferry, sl3; James Muir
ply, B; Thomas Curly, So; James Nc
kenna, $3.50; James McGrath, 81; Con-
rad Keller, $3.50; II. C. Turner, $l2;
Martin Keogh, S.; Michael Connel,
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