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The Boat Race Middle.

THE PoToMACs WILL ROW OVER THE COURSE
TEIs AFTERNOON AND CLAIM THE PRIZE.
1t was stated in THE STAR OF yesterday that
at the meeting Of the referee and judges In the
late cit ZenS' regatta. held at the Columbia
boat house on the evening Of the race. October
18th, 1t vas agreed that the race be roWed over
this afternoon at $50 O'Clock; also, that the Pc.
tOnac and Columbia agreed to this. but that 1t
was understood that the Anal0StanS objected:
also, that the referee awarded the race and
prize to the Colunbias. The Potomacs are con-
Sequently quite Indignant and will row over the
course this afternoon. Mr. F. A. Miller. the
JUDGE OF the Potomac CLUB, claimed the race ON
a account OF the Analostans foulng his crew.
between the Potomac Club and the referee:
MIR. Jacob ID. Doyle, secretary OF the Potomac
boat club, wrote yesterday to James P. Wilett.
esq. referee citizens regatta the following:
"Agreeaoly to your decision Of the 18th inst.
directing thaC the race for the prizes donated
noon at $3.50 o'clock, | ain authorized by the cap
tain Of the Potomac boat club to notify you
that our crew will be On hand at the designated
hour-4.S0 p. M, Friday. October 18th, 1850
MI. Willett replied to-day as follows: ''Youri
OF the 14th inst. to hand. AT the ti1ai mee1iug
OF the Judges and referee OF the citizens ragat5t
october 14th, the decision awarding the prizes
to the Colufnbias was made. and IL vas re-
cefyed as fnai. Had your judge protested TO
the award think the case IN polut would have
assumed another shape. The referee therefore
viii not cali a race for this afternoon"
THE COLUMBIAS WILLING TO PUT Up THE BADGE
FOR ANOTHER RACE.
the foIloW1ng Is copy CT a letter addr3SSe1
by the Columbus TO the AnalOstan and Potomac
boat clubs to-day:
Gentlemen The crew OF the Columbia
Boat Club having been awarded The race and
badges at the citizens regatta on the Potomi
river On the 18th inst, by the decision of the
referee. feel bound in honor to accent the same
They, however, knowing the decision TO BE-
based on technical grounds alone, are unwilling
&c retain the badges without making an offer 10
again compete for the Championship; and am
requested By the crew Of the COiunhia 3 )aC
fH,ih no In nff a f11g hQi tr,,l
awarded TO them as prize to be r0wcd for
provided that both the AnaoStan and Potomac
crews viii join in a race to decide the cham
p.onship az an early day. That the matter may
be decided at once, / VIII thank you for an early
response 10 this offer 1 am, gentlemen. very
respectfully, Fl. II. HowGATE, Pres. Col. c.
The members Of the Columbia club are doing
all they can TO bring about another race. In
view CT the action OF the Potomac club noted
above, 1t does not look nov rs IL the popular
demand for another race would be granted
even with the aid OF the Columbus
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Condensed Locals.

In The case of Margaret Dirnond against the
National Capital Insurance Co. Judge Cox has
appointed W. Il. Duhamel receiver of the com
psny.
Boys III Blue parade. See notice.
Jas. Davis. the cOlOred burglar who was ar
rested by Detectives Coomes and Acton, for
house OF Mr.. Frederick S. Appel. 40. zoos VI
street, last Friday night, and stealing lot of
clothing and Jewelry. was committed BY Judge
Smell for a he airing next Wednesday.
A dead Male infant was found on Judiciary
square, near Sd and f streets, last night by Mr.
Cornelius Dent, who took Ii to the seventh pre-
etIct station house. when the coroner gave a
certificate OF burial.
The STAR Will be issued tomorrow In double
sEeet form OF eight pages. Advertisers Will
please send in Their orders.
Twenty-Five dollars from Washington Lodge;
$40 rom various contributors; and from Mr.. J.
b. Hammond Quilt valued at sf00, are among
recent contributors TO the proposed Odd Eel
lows fair.
j. ShiIHngton sends the Atlantic NoathIy.
Be7forsS'S HOHfhy and Frank LeSiie's Popular
Konfhiy. ali for November
A call fora meeting OF the pastors Of churches
In south Washington has been made by Rev.
Mr.. Gardner. OF Ky iand Chapel VI. Z. Church. 10
be held at his church at 80 O'clock tonight, TO
elect a committee OF church members 10 en-
anime into the applications for liquor licenses
for that section OF the city. Similar action IS to
De taken by clerIsy inen Ill other sections OF the
District.
Mr.. Daniel IT. Green, OF Fauquiar county, Va.
arrived fTCIa baltimore to-day by the Baltimore
q Ohio railroad ard took the street car for the
AieXanCila boat. On the street car he lost $3.50.
which Was in an inside Test pocket. some one
having distracted it.
Gen. Z. ". Whitaker. Major JAS. McNa0b aud
Col. GEO. TTuCSdcIl delegates or the National
TGWpath club to the Boys IN Blue convention
AT indianapolis, who remained over there until
LATTER The election. arrived home this morning
IL ucE pleased with the result
The marriage license market has been IN
usually brisk Tor the last few days. and il was
TeIG3rheG at the court house to day that even
yCrue lCveE put of this important event OF
Their lives until they could learn the result o.
the recent elections.
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No PROFESSIONAL RIDERS will be allowed In
the ladies' race tomorrow.

THE NEW PROPOSED DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL
CoMMTTTEE.-The conference OF delegates OF che
democratic organizations In reference to the
formation OF central committee met at Asso-
citation Hail last evening; Mr.. j. B. Wilson In
the chair, and 9. r. Rowe secretary. Delegates
were present from the Jackson. Young Mems,
Tenth District, Georgetown, Jefferson and FIJI
teenth District clubs, and after consultation
the conference adjourned to Thursday. Dele
gates elected to the committee from all the
present, temporary organization was effected;
MI. Wilson chairman and Mr.. Rowe secretary.
Messrs. Rowe. Taggar and Scott were appoint.
cd committee on bylaws, &C. suggestion
peiDg made By Mr.. G. II. Thompson that q
demonstration be held to show that they are
not disheartened, Messrs. Leech. OF George.
toRp, and wilson made speeches thereon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

IHE ONEIDA COMMUNITY'S BREAK PA new
step has been taken by The Oneida community.
Which leads in tie direction OF its final dsulen-
bciMent. 1t las abandoned socialI.tic princi
PIES and has become a joint stock company
by four members, but every member shared
alike IN its privileges. The capital stock will
DC S6CO,ocO, divided into shares OF 500 each par
Vaiue. TIE most capable will command The
highest wages, the weaker members viii 60 10
The wall, aid the manufacturing industries will
pass into 1eW e. hands. This step, following the
recognition OF the legal marriage system, PROB
ably means the early breah-up OF the commit
neutrality-suspicious. Republican, Oct. -.
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NOT THERE TO CHEER.-In the Warren court
OF inquiry Wednesday, Major Geo. L. Gillespie
I. 5. engineers, testified that previous 20 the
battle or Five Forks he saw Gen. Sheridan In
conversation with Gen. Warren, and noticed
great animation on the part OF the former aud
extreme tranquility on the part or the latter
At about O'Clock Gen. Sheridan rode from the
White Oak read TO neigh boring wood, through
Which portion OF the nth corps was marcl-
ing. AS The men came out into the open field
they formed circle round Gen. Sheridan and
ctt cred him. The latter said that they We're
not there TO cheer him. but had other work on
hahu. and he ordered the officers TO form them
as quickly as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

AN AMENDMENT has been proposed In the
Vermont legislature 10 the state constitution
for the state elections to be held on the frs.
Tuesday In November, beginning in 1856, and
for the legislature to meet the first "Wednesday
OF January beginning In 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

CHEAT TRANSPORTATION CONVENTION Is IN
session at Chicago, 4G0 delegates being pres
EN- HON various western, border, southern and
Atlantic states. The prevailing idea Of the con-
VentlCn seemed to be that railways should be
held TO the strictcst accountability after the
manner OF conducting their business, and thag
national legislation was necessary TO enable the
country TO set the cheapest possible traaSp0r-
tat.Cn at MElng rates 70 GOnsuC2ers
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~, oIRlkE LOOK place yesterday among train
n pan on coal trains along the Cumb zrlad ana
OF an engineer and conductor. IE IA SponorNl.
that the Knights Of Labor ordered the Is III
winch Ii continued will cause another enc
Ing. " Vi AAin-
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- MANNED IN PsIsoN Day, who was
~ u prison IL New York on Charge of assault Q
charged on Wednesday in consequence Of the
FAR having been married in prison by one Of
me me cnapiains. The marriage took place throuSh
gave ner pass to the prison, unknown to the
motner OF the girl. Her mother is d WIDOW
ano Is greatly distressed by the ras1 ct or her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

TEE AMERICAN HORSES IN ENGLAND still pick
up an occasional victory, and Mr.. j. r. Keeae'S
tWo-year-oId colt EoXhaii secured one yeSter-
day by the capture orthe Bedford stakes at New
market. Less fortunate In the select stakes for
thfeey ear CldS were Mt. Loriilard's Mistake ald
AR. NJ. II. SanfOrdS Mirfh. the former finishing
flitn and the Latter seVenth.-.N. Y. Sija. IL
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= MAIL CONTRACT CASEIS C0i-Rr-T-Iy-ss,s =
FisEtr, or Alton, IL, has FLED & suit against
GtOrge F. HcDOnougI, also OF Alton, and lse
AICfo5'S, q lawyer OF this city prayinc that
AhCTeWS may Dc restrained from paying % No
ECtough or any enc for HIN, the balance now
In his hands, ana mat HcD0nougn may ba en-
joined nom receiving the sum OF 1915 due rr0rn
PCst ToC, 2 Z9S>l, which Is yet uncollecteti from
the government; also thai an account be stated
The Dill sets forth that in November iS-c
Fisher and McDCnOugh entered Into an aprea
ment by which they became aud are now mar
hers II certain contracts for carrying fnaiIs
ever various routes 10 certain western state.
and Charges that Andrews has settled uD Wf,6
the department and received 81 800 due az nal
pay; and hcDonough hiss Instructed Andrews
10 pay no one bal him, and Andrews refuses 10
recognize plaintiffs claim. -
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a letter from Postmaster General Maynard, ac-
knowledging the notification of his election to
cided that at its first appearance In parade, the
club turn out in full force and make as bic
display aS possible.
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WAsHINGTOS CATTLE MAREET.-rIIeId every
Wednesday, at Queenstown. on the Metropoli-
tan Branch, +. 6 o. X. K. three miles from the
city. Lewis ID. Means, proprietor. I-2.0 head OF
cattle were offered, or which go sold 10
butchers, at 5aiJG cents per pound, and 30
remain over. 5c0 sleep and lambs up; or which
were SOD IS follows: O.d sheep 4aiI< cents Ok r
pound; lambs, Ja55l cents. Cows and calves
bought $50 10 so per head. The state or the
market was fir for quality O; stock.
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an OLD MANS SUIcIDR-John Titus. a man of
s,venty, committed suicide in New York on
Wednesday. caused, IL is supposed by business
tio0Dles. He ate hearty breakfast, and. after
tnEsgng In playful frOllc with his grardchild.
Went oon n stairs, where he gashei his throat
With razer, causing death,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

G. A. Rim Philadelphia yesterday the four
tenth anniversary OF the organization OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic was celebrated ny
a street parade and festivities at the Exhibition
Building in Paramount Park. There were in
line visiting Posts from Massachusetts, Con-
necticuf, New York, New Jersey, Delaware and
Washington. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

BOY RoBBER-A boy aged II years, namel
Robert SE1ltb, has been arrested in New York
chal GID v lth stealing 5000 worth OF bills OF
exchange from post Office box. lie confessed
tie crime and made restitution Of the bills.
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.fsiuhcissciafs. &c.

NATIONAL TTiEATsR.-MaggIe Mitchell will
play In Little Barefoot Tonight and to-m0r-
roW night at the National This is one CT her
most successful roles. She VIII b. supported
by Hf. Russell ana her well or aniZed COMPANY.
Little Barefoot matinee tomorrow.
FoKDS OPERA EQJSE.-"HaZei kirke'' VIII
nave but three more performances a. the Opera
House. III should not be missed. It IS an ex-
ceiieLt play, presented bT one OF the strongest
companies on the road. The matinee TOMORROW
Will afford an opportunity for the ladies and
Children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

ihlNG IHREk TIMES ON AN UNARMEp Man
IA 1.-the tns fo.lce Court this morning, yonnp
arraigned. He was arrested by Police,ns,n W,a
naIas last night, charged with an assault AID "a
battery with intent to kill Nathan Ashton n ~
an entertainment at Douglass Hal, in Union,
town, last Wednesday night, and as soon "a he
got into the ha J, Wormiey came running 40 10
ullet through his {Ashtoh'sl hat. Witness then
said, "DCn't shoot, this Is Nathan" when
WOTmey said, "D-n Nathan, want to shoor
you" and he fired another shot which tool,
effect in witness right shoulder, when witness
fell down the steps, and was fired at ag ain by
defendant, who followed him down and would
frisnda S nosa u 1n S cont 20 SaAem away Dy
Jury; bonds, $500.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amuscn,cnfs. &c. Tonight.
National 7TsfGter.-Maggfe Mitchell In 'fTne
Little Barefoot"
FOrd,s O9eIIa HOiASe-"Razel Kirke."
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o, aAGELs AUCTION HOUSE, 1926 PENNSYLVANIA
anG ~. - sebg the best calcoes for cents
f,yna mn rsner goods In proportion. Now Is your
ouie. 1Ae slaughter OF the entire srocE is f.,
enter tEc corset business EXCLUSIVELY.
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AVV SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

JAMES O. YELLING, LID,
PRESIDENT.
TIE HoN. WALTER =. COX, LID,
PROFESSOR or TIE Law OF REAL ASD PERSONAL
PROPERTY, OF CONTRACTS, AND OF CRIMES
AND MISDENEASORS-
WILLIAM A. MAUKY, lid,
PROFESSOR OF EQUITY, JURIsPRUDESCE, OF CON-
MON LAW ASD EQUITY PLEADIsG, OF THE
LAW OF EVIDENCE, AND THE LAW
OF PARTNERSHIP.
TIE HON. ALE XANDhR y. HhGEFR, Ii. D.,
LECTURER on CRIMINAL Law.
GEuhbE Z. APtLEBY, fsQ.,
JUDGE OF Moor COURT AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
OF LEGAL PRACTICE.
The exercises OF thus School viii 5e resumed N
the Law building OF the University Judiciary
square, 9th STREET, between ID and K Streets on
the sE.oND MEDNErDhY IN OgTObER t0cto-
ter 1oib) It s.x O'clock IN, when opening sd-
Undergraduates OF the previous year. as well IS
ne~ stusents, sra invited 10 be present.
are enute charge Tor tuition, lectures, and al
FAC lilies If the school, in its Under-r sddate De-
hnnd'eG snd fifty dollars for two years, payable
advance, half yesrly, in monthly indictments at
the option CT stuGents.
Tie fee for The Post graduate oourEe in practice.
covering period OF nine months, Is s.g5.
By partc invitation, being in resron e to call
from E4ore than seventy graduates in law and
members OF the bar, the Hon. Alexander Hae-
Ger. Ii issociats Justice of the SGpre lie Court
Of the DiFtrict Of Columbia, will deliver Special
Course Of Loc.I.rcs on Criminal Law dCr1ag the
session Of lScG-'ol. The Lectures VIII lie given on
Thursday eyeiiHZ Of each week st O'Clock, and
the general theory of the course viii oa explained
tie 18Th Of October. The special fee fcf thus course
viii he $40.
Catalogues nav be had on application to Messrs
W. II. * o. Il MUERIeCts, 425 Penna- ave. ; also
18th ST. by Addressing the President # the Fac
ulty. Scpl5-lm
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ESLARGED PREMISES enable us TO show more
goods Than heretofore. No house pFeoendS to
exhibit half The quantity OF boys and childrea's
cothng that may always be seen at the Boys
Slvania avenue. New lots added almost daily
AT east $50 COO worth OF ready-mad wearing
sPpaIei ler boys and children can be examined
Every day OF the week. ~ ''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

,,o MOTIFS st. George elevated oven range Is rs
Sepin as any N me market, and guaranteed In
0oNiAe anu heatlhg. II HAMILTON & SaEnD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

For SIZED and skill the great ladies' two-mlle
dash will he the grand feature ar the ratr
grounds tomorrow.
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EDGAR's CoUGH SPECIFIC is the best.

RENEARS COUGH MIXTURE % cents. Renear's
tonic for wind dyspepsia
From Eminent Wilmer BrintOn. M. D..
Baltimore.
have used CO}deit'S LteGig,s Lii tlid Ertr'act
OF Pccf G1d Tome lRuiq0rdtoI IN my practice
and have been much gratftied with the result.
AS tonic in all cases OF debility, weakness.
ahemia, chloToSiS, &C.. II cannot be surpassed
sold by all druggists ana grocerS.
An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative is found IN "Loa-
con R0}F Color RestoT'eT." Il seldom falls 10
restore gray hair Or faded hair TO It's original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and Ii produces grow ID OF
beautiful young hair, soft glossy and ilzu-
RANT. 1t certainly is the most cleanly anu er-
tectlCe hair reStOfer LOW before The American
people ''LondOn Hair Co{0i' ReSt0Fey'" cal be
obtained at ali the leading druggists at IS cents
a bottle. SIX bottles 81
Observation-Disclosures complete cure It
days; ell urinary complaints 81, a5 draglsists.
For washington at so Pa ave.
"koUaR ON RATS. druggist fo- f.. II
CIGARS Out rats. raice, reaches. pad-bUga. Iec.
oox; Tor Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
"ALpERNEY WAGONS. Fresh AIGerney butter
chnrned every morning. and delivered ID !: lbs
Ward" prints, doc. per Id. Also cottage
cheese, huttermilk and sweet milk Sc per OF,
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NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
0O0 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Re liable BOOTS AND HHDES.
PRICES THAI CAN Be BxAr
EVEN HING A. REPRESENTED.
Money Paid Rack for Goods Retur,led.
Read tins rrIce List
Ladies' ri Kid scat Buttou.aa 0J 81,
Ladies. Best G;ir Kid Button ....-......2.59 SSk
Ladies' Beet rench ri Boots .S4. 90 to 7.O0i 81
M;, Siid ga Rutt n- LOS ..
Misses' Best Kid Of Goa. Button ... S2 % TO e ~
G G,i1a Ian hide Lire Heel Button. ~
Mems S Sosss.ss g 90 to g
A 10, lot OF eco pairs LADIES' FINE lid BOT
TOM BMsIs for 81. 80. worth &3.Vu.
SeP2a GEO, HcQARTHX.
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VERDICT OF Nor GUILTY.-Last evening" in
the Criminal Court Judge JAMES. the triii O,
DANES Beckett, charged with the murder OF re-
sale Ellen Harris. In July, 1879. by shoot lg
re- " as closed by the jury finding a yeriict
hOS guilty, after being out about SIX hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

:, nH1;9s IN PEE have bsen filed as foUows:-N
AGO "lc9H 20 Charles CaeSley, lot H. s1 ~:
son. lot So. sq. $50: 5000 Leon Soiomon m
f RAN haorr loo 49, So 80; $3.50. District Of
so,A an 70 tA ls .. soss LOT H. So. SIG;
so. 500; SI:9 %. W. b. Williams TO Jas. 1oci,.t'
lot 10, go. SIS; $50 Bernard Herman 10 CriTi,.n,
Sen CoDen, iot ~, 81; NJ; $S,eoo. c. K Purvts.
trustee. 10 Snnie N. Murray. lots sc and = no. ,
GOOD Hope 500. james Lackey TOT. ". Last.
horn, lots q and IS 50. 500; s., 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-15

GREAT LApIEs' RACE.-Fair grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
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A WOMAN B0NBARDiNG STREET CARS.-A col
o:ed woman named Jane White. living ne "a
ard streets northwest. was arrested ye5ter-
Gay afternoon by Officer Mcnamara for t!lro =
Ing stones at the street cars as they passed over
The street bridge. She was charged In tne
PoIice Court this morning with DIES rcying pri-
wave property. The officer testified thai she
iao u pie or stones On her porch, and StOuei
tE u cars as they passed breaking panel la one
W 1a len. ara when H. attempted to break uD
~ neI amusement she attempted to ftlrowa kettle
NJ, n6ttr on MIN. A tlle OF $40 or 60 avs Ia
the Wol khouse was impo ,eCi, -
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THE LADY RIDERS tomorrow VIII carry the
eoiors OF the state they represent in the race. +

TIRE CoLCNBIA BOAT CLUB formally opened
tLelr new boat house last evening by pn1sc
pleasant entertainment. The gas jets over the
entrance read columbia, Welcome" This was
Ranked On either side by arches OF blazing Jets
Inside the house the decorations were elaborate
and tasteful. The balcony looking over The
river was made beautiful by the SOFT light Of
Chinese lanterns. There was music and DANG
ing ard supper. The reception committee
made every thing pleasant. The members OF
this committee were: Thomas Hyde. Capt How
gate, |. 5. A., William y. Gordon. ". Howard
Gibson, Charles E Coon, Edison B. Olds, David
George V. Balch. William H. WiIlmarth, G. "
Sp0fford, Harrison II. Dodge Norris Peters. $.
I: Lemly, t. 5. n. F. Francis Riggs d.. P j.
murphy. Norman BestOr, Clarence Derringer.
Carroll Mercer, l. 5. VI. c.. john III. Waters ]
Stanley Zeigier, W. Claude Barrett. Dr. f. NJ.
Shafier, II. ID. Cooke, Jr., john Walker, CalierOD
Carlisle. The other committees did their work
hOSpttablY and apfIY
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A RARE CHANOK-Persons desiring 10 pnrch,..
IA or rent FINE RESIDENCE are Invited h.
examine the new Nweliing corner OF lst and b "a
Of the finest views In the District; has pressed bricF
hollow walls; rst story hardwood dnis6 plata eisss
t0getnee steam hester; open CRATES; specisily YEA
olafed; electric bells and gas LIGHTERS, xn3 ts IN
SveLy respect provided with more than the neuai
Improvements. Price Low. Terms aasy. Kew a
mdoo 81 st ne. (oppodteAs o. cal o. w. o. DODGE.
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HowsoSs superior Ice cream, SIZE gal 11oi
12th street +
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The Weather,

The Weather.
IEDIC ATOMS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFIeFR(
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15 1850, $50 am.
For New England and the middle states
slightly warmer southerIy TO westerly winds,
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather and In
the northern portions light rain.
RASGB OF THE THERMOMETER
The following are the readings Of the thermon1-
efer at the Signal once during the day Am,
boz: $50 ain. 81 ,; II am, IUo; pm, IS.
Maximum. IS: minimum 30.
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b. BULLS cough syrup is cert ain and safe
refedy for colds, co4Els, etc. Price rs cents +
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CITY ITEMS.
Fresh SUPPLIES This Week.

Fall STYLE Broadway SILK Hats, 81 and 8:
New Shapes Cents StIn DerbVS, 81 TO 3:
Splendid stock SOFT French Felts, $. 50 ID s.;
The Best dollar Hats" Ia the District:
Ore HUNDRED dozen of Boys and Children s
Hats ard Caps, for Dress and School FROM %
ents TO sl.50. at LEWIS One Price Store. 800
til street northwest.