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National Republican., 1881-08-31
MY HoNAH, SkHI
Two Young Lawyers mt Warrenton At
tempt 90 Murder Each Other.

A duel was fought near Warrenton, Va,
Monday, between James c. Scott and Robert
r. Campbell, young lawyers Of that place, in which
the former received wound in the hand. Camp
bell went TO Warrenton Junctio Monday morn.
ing. Monday afternoon Scott suddenly mounted
q horse on Main street and darted of, with two
special constables deputed by Judge Keith quickly
following him. Both gentlemen were under
heavy bonds. Alexander Hunter is thought
to be Campbelrs second, and Richard Scott,
of Petersburg, that Of James Scott. meet.
ing was arranged TO take place Thursday
evening at the bridge at the Fauquier White
Sulphur, but did not come OIL, Scott Is the son OF
Major John Scott, commonwealth attorney for
Fauquier County and Campbell is the SOM law
OF Colonel John 8. Mosby. The parties met about
seven o'clock p, m Monday kthe Double Poplars,
three miles from Warrenton and at ten PAGES fred
Scott with an English bulldog" and Campbell
with Colts army, Scott was shot through the
left hand Scott claimed another shot, which
Campbell aocGded to, but Hunter the second, took
the pistols from the combNtants and fred them in
the air Campbell is the ReadIuster nominee fol
the house Of delegates from Fauquier. The duel
grew out Of insulting language used in political
dispute.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Activity on the yyharyes.

The harbor master reported the fol-
lowing arrivals at the river front yesterday;
Pungy J. A. Harper, Captain Kelly, wood for Ii.
l.. Biscoe: longboat Beamerter, Cannon, coal for
coal company schooner Crabtree, Crabtree, stone
for s. Emery; longboat Henry Levcridge, Hlne.
coal schooner C. L. Morrison, Smith, 75i tons Of
ice for Great Falls Ice Company; schooner o. II.
Booth, Bennett, $40 tons Of coal for market
schooner Lizzie Wilson, Wilson, 800 tons Off ice for
Great Falls Ice Company; schooner Hitchcock,
Reed, 900 tons OF ice for Independent Ice Com
pany; longboat W. ID. Clark, Nash, wood for J. o.
Carter; schooner Sally Gordon, wood for same;
longboat Gettysburg, Smith, wood for market
schooner Banner Chiseltine, wood for J. H. Johnson
Brothers; sloop Carrie p. Wright, Marshall, wood
for same; steamer Norfolk, lawson miscellaneous
cargo for j. H. johnson & Brothers; schooner Annie
i. Clark Wheeler 10000 feet of lumber for several
owners; steamer Sue, Geoghegan, miscellaneous
cargo for Stephenson Brothers; longbOat William
NJ. Price, James, coal for market; brlgantinc
Ralph NJ, Haywood, Doane, 500 tons of ice for In
dependent Ice Company.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Tho NexI Rnmh CnII

The statement having been made that &
call for bonds would be issued by Secretary Win.
dom yesterday, that gentleman was applied to
yesterday afternoon for information on the sub.
jcct The Secretary said that there has sGs yet been
no decision 10 issue n call for bonds, and conse-
quently Il could not be said what bonds would
next be called, when call would be issued, or
what amount would be embraced These questions,
however, the Secretary admitted, would have to be
met at q sooner or later day. There are no bonds
which could be called except the continued hyes
and siXes but considerable interest is manifested
in the question as to which series of bonds contin-
ued at three and half per cent. will be called
4 Rrgt
National Republican., 1881-08-31
WORK ON THE MONUMENT.
The supply OF Marbie-The IRON Elevator
and Ornamental stones.

Work on the Washington Monument
has progressed so rapidly recently that the pco-
pie had hopes at last that the structure
will some time be completed, and there
fore dread each stoppage OF operations, how
ever brief IL may be. Mr.. Mclaughlin, the
superintendent of the monument, said to re.
porter yesterday that he feared the marble stock,
which comes from the Cockcysville quarries, Mary
land, would not be delivered rs fast II swantcd
and the supply on hand is nearly exhausted This
cause might stop the work. Another trouble Is
the slownoss of the contractor (Phnnix Company
of Trenon N. J) to deliver the iron work to build
the interior stairway and platforms and to extend
the elevator. The marble courses are now nearly
laid to the top Of the elevator and 1t is feared that
the iron will not be delivered by the time the ele
vRtOr must be raised None ofthe memorial stones
donated TO ornament the interior of the shaft have
been placed In position since work was resumed,
as 1t was found that those already in place had in
many cases been injured during the former prose.
tion of the work, and, besides, were much injured
by exposure. 1t is designed to place the memorial
stones on hand in position after the shaf is wholly
completed by cutting out places to put them in the
inner wall of the shait.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
lively RnnnunN.

A lively runaway was witnessed on
Ninth street yesterday morning, The horse Of the
we'll known boat builder, Bernard Cumberland,
started from Ninth aud streets ana tore up Ninth
street, knocking over George Bogus buggy graz.
Ing phaeton standing In front Of the Craic ONCE,
oyerurnlng a carriage IN which were Mrs. Henry
6enniug and two children, and finally bringing
up against an ice.wagon. Fortunately no person
was injured.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
End OF the BurIInrame Divorce Suit.

The big row between the free-lover,
Burlingame, and his wife has been ended By the
latter returning TO her husband II is said she re-
tracts all the statements heretofore made as TO his
cruelty toward her, and believes that she was
wrong in her suspicious as to his intimacy with
Mrs Hail. With whatever inducements Mr.. Rnylin-
game may have offered his wife to retraty the
charges made at the time of the separa-
tion the public have nothing TO DO;
but the testimony Of dsintcrosted persons as to his
brutal treatment ofhis son at the time he throttled
him and would probably have seriously injured
him had II not been for the interference of by.
ISLANDERS may perhaps suggest the style of per-
suasion he would be likely to employ.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
An Exciting Scene,

There was quite an excitement at the
corner Of Ninth and streets northwest last even
ing at about six o'clock. little white girl came
bounding out OF the grocery store, followed by a
larger colored girl, who pushed the former down,
causing her 10 cry bitterly. The father Of the
white girl bounced on the scene, and, seizing the
girl by the back oftheneck threw her down
and kicked her This excited the Ire Of the citizens
Of color in the locality, who rushed in force for
the white man, but he fortunately escaped to his
house, The mother Of the colored girl started
with her down the street TO procure warrant foI
the mans arrest.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Consulting About the Carnival.

A meeting was held in the Commissions
ers' Office yesterday afternoon of gentlemen inter-
ested in arranging for a carnival TO prccede the
Yorktown celebration. Among those present were
Commissioners Morgan and Dent, Postmaster u. b.
Anger Register of the Treasury b, X, Bruce, Chie
Clerk A. +, Childs, of the Government Printing
Office, and Messrs. w. II. Morrison, Horatio Brown.
ing, George W. Cochran L. @. Davis, and NJ. NJ
Parker. The subject Of appointing committees u
carry out the details was fully discussed; but, In
view OF the condition Of the President II was dc.
cded TO defer their announcement till Saturday
afternoon. Chairnen of the various subcommit.
tees were agreed upon and their duties defined
but no definite plan Of action could be adopted
owing TO the present unsettled condition of affairs
National Republican., 1881-08-31
ReGI. CnIi

The cat which was locked up in Mike
McCormicks safe has probably passed In his
checks, as his last NEW was heard on the ninth
day, since which time no sound has been heard
from the Gagged feline. Major King proposed 10
keep the cat alive by injections through the key.
hole, but the safe had q combination lock and
there wasn't any key-hole. Mike Is still absent
from The city.
National Republican., 1881-08-31

YESTERDAY the Office of Paymaster-G
eral Of the Navy became vacant by the retirement
of the incumbent under the law, and no appoint
ment eau be made until the President can himself
order II. This is perhaps one Of the very peculiar
and Isolated cases in the Executive Department Of
the Government where the Presidents inability
10 act stands out prominently.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
DrI,er,. Summer Garden.

Messrs, Mas and Drew appeared last
evening at this popular resort before very large
audience and succeeded IN keeping all In roar of
laughter by their flashes of Hebrew burlesque and
Dutch limitations They are engaged for limited
season only, as engagements in other cities pre-
vent their making an extended stay here. Mr..
Lew Baker, the motto singer, also appears nightly,
as do all the favorto instrumental solosts
National Republican., 1881-08-31
A TRUE TONIC.

IRoN BiTTERs arc highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain aud Efficient tonic, es.
pccidiy Indigestion Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ftrers,
Want Of Appetite, Lo. Of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&c E,iriches he blood, arsngttens hc muscles, and
pf,es ne,O lie 10 ne ne1es 7ncy act lie charm on
ht digestive organs, remopng all dypeptic symptoms,
meh tasting he food btichino heat IN he stomach,
hdrtotrn &c. The only Iron Preparation that iriLl
moi bldekei he teeth or 0itr headache Write for the
b Book, 80 pages, amusing aud useful reading sent
nee.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore. Nd.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Presentation 20 FntI,cr Kelly.

The Juvenile Sodality of st. Aloysius
Church presented Rev. Father Kelly, who was
formerly pastor Of that church, but who has re-
Gently been transferred to Trinity Church, George
town, with handsome vesper stole and alb on
Sunday night last. The Father was surprised at
his new residence by delegation OF twenty-five,
and the presentation speech was made by Mr.. W.
Souc, Father Kelly in the course of most happy
response said the object OF the visit of so many OF
his dear friends was as much surprise to him as
the handsome gift they brought was appreciated.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
AFortuna1c Tailor.

Mt ?. s. Kenrney, n tailor in the house Of War
nor 4 searies, OF Vicksburg, Miss, has been tho
fortunate winner of half the capital prize In the
Louisiana State Lottery, $4,000. The lucky num-
about six months ago. He Is an excellent work.
man. and is charitable and good. .naturcd in the
extreme His employers speak OF him in un-
a. much rcioiced Mt his streak of good fortune as
The lucky man himself VictsburO (biss) Herald
TUlU 49,
National Republican., 1881-08-31
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
LOCAL MENTION.

A CERTAIN FACT that the largest stock and vari.
ETY. Of dress and school trunks, travelling boys
the old established factory Of James $. Topham
f25 Seventh street. east side.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
rhn NNnn,hsr rn.nnr.

For The Middle Atlantic States, including
The Distrii Of Columbia, 'pdrmeI fair ptdter, south
westerly ,oinds, stationary or ioiper pressure
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows 2 a. m 72so; II n. M, so; p. M, 90;
Up. m, sa.2oi IL p, M, 1885, maximum, 9l.S0i
minimum, 6o.6o
National Republican., 1881-08-31
The National sar.Dcposit Company.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing watches, jcwclry, etc. Call or address
Herzog, sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Dr. Rovec's TurLIsb hath.

MILWAUKEE BEER fiye cents q stovepipc, direct
from the wood. Il. G. KNIGHT,
1882 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Iron Btttcra.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
tinucs to receive vnlunblcs of oil descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-08-31

Turkish, Russian and sulphur Baths 9o3 I
street Only first. class bath In the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
n Aldermen nnirx xYnrnn..

Fresh Alderney butter churncd every morning
and delivered in lSlh. Ward" prints at &c per ID
Also cottage cheese SC. per bail butermilk. &c. pei
quart, and sweet milk, &c. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Tho s,,edd Ratl,s.

Only Turkish bath In the city, 500 st., near Ju.
dietary So. Best shampoocr this side Of New York.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
&xclfreione.


A GRAND EXCURSION TO MT lVERN0N
"A SPRINGS, complimentary to DIR. Frank White,
will be given on Thursday, september 1, on tho
and D. m. RuR3i-at
National Republican., 1881-08-31
Prnminent ArrIrnIn.

EbbjH. - Frank Clark, jerome Clark,
Cincinnati Ohio; J. Il. Arnold, Ottawa, Canada
II. II. Mcintyre San Francisco, Call; J. N Leonard,
Connecticut; George h. Walker, X. g. Howell, U.
s. A.; J. W. Scales, Clarksvllle, Tenn; David Pea
cock, u. s. N; A. b. Holloway, Philadelphia; Rev.
j. b. Hartewell, San Francisco; John Loomis,
Dickerton, N. j. J. L. Trumbull, indianapolis,
Ind; T. J. Kerry, Chicago; C. V. Allibone, U. S. N.
V. d. Groner, Virginia.
Metropolitdn.-Byron Pomeroy, jr., Phil
adelphia; II. J. Burard, North Carolina; Rev
Canon Dixon, Guelph, Canada; S. J.. Fremont
Wilmington, Del; w, X. Baldwin, Louisville, XVI
W. W. Churchill, New York W. b. Berry, Georgia
f. johnson, New York; L. p, Walker, Arkansas.
~. Jdmes.-R. II. Ball, Richmond, Va.
Harry G. Howell, Philadelphia; d. c. stoddard, N
"; Hon. g. l.. Park, Stevens Point, ILL.,; d. d. VIII
bur, Huntington, W. Va; J. Il. Armstrong, Gideon
ILL.,; E. W. Spur, New York G. T. Stom, Boston
Thomas Lowell, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Imperidl-M. M. Francis, West Vir-
ginia H. T. Carson, New York W. Lawrence T.
+. Field, Chicago J. A. slmms, Alabama.
Riggs.-W. p. Tisdell, G.. L. Buck, and
c. p. Gorden, New York. II. C. Van Tine and
A. l.. Magee, Pittsburg.
ST. Mdrc.-R. C. Grymes, Virginia; j. +.
Elbc, New York Il. C. Jackson, Norfolk, Va II.
g. Fant, New York,
UormiCy'S.-T. F, Carhart and G. Blaque,
New York.
Ariipgton.-ITenry Wall, New York,
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Jersey avenue

"FANANA ANNs
tN.Y.,Philh and Bait.
eh -,.s,...s,..,,,,,,..., ElO
trhiln., Bait. and way 6:23
tpittsb'g. Columbus.
Gin. aud 81. Louis. $3.50
tPhila. and n. Y. cx. 7:yj
BRli and way stains $50
fTcd'k Point Of Rocks
and way SiatiOns..,,.. S:25
Bait, and hnnnp, ex... $50
uRrtinsOurg aud lla-
FefstOwn nc. MET.
hrRncb) ... ,,...-.,..,... g.ij
tJia.t. and way stains
.lAnnnn. on Sund'y) 1910
tBalt. eN .,,,.,,,.p,.,,.,,,..lO,A
Bait. and Laurel cN-.ll30
Trains marked ! daily.
daily except sunday.
National Republican., 1881-08-31
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
COnREcTED TO MAY ~, 1881.
Baltimore aud Potomac Depot, corner
sixth and II streets.
snl,Imore and ohio Depot. corner New

J and q street.
EVENING.
Bait, Annapolis and
way statiOnS...,,.,. 1850
tCin. aud II. Louis .. 20b
tBnltimorennd way, 800
Baltimore and way. An
N. Y. and phila. cN... i:2b
Balt, and Laurel ex.. 5:I0
Piedmont, Fred'k Ha-
gcrstown. Point OF
Rocks and way ".. $40
tBnli., Annnp 4 way i:37
Stuunt'n & Valley cx, T20
I Halt. and way siAt'ns 7:5i
tRalt.. I.Aufcl.,".,. ". Dos
tChicAgn. Columbus
and PlttsDurg cx"." GS5
National Republican., 1881-08-31
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Trains marked daily. ,sunday only. Other trains
National Republican., 1881-08-31

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for SALE or lost, three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REPUBLICAN,
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S-!Eey tupply need long ielt ard must
b:c1mn household remedy, Just thiLk-to DO
cured in f5w weeks of thcso terrible ntrvoua
troubles snd Sick Headaches, Neuralgia, and
Indigestion, Rnd the nervous syatem put in
natural and healthy condition, destroying the
possibility Of Ps:alps3, Angina PectGfis. and
suddcn Goa'b. which is carrying oflso msny no.
bio men and women in the full lido OF life ind
usefulness. Histmp,o romody of ox!rac! Of celery
Ssed and GbhmamiIo Fiuwers, combinad in tho
form OF Pills is a boon 10 humanity. /! has
saved thousands of nervous. rickety, headsching
children in our schools and GU. ovcry yoar. No
Nervcul porsoas or sufferers from Hesdache,
Neuralgia. Indigestion or Paralysis will co
Themselves jnslica until they Try thsm,
Prco 60 cents d boz. Sold hY all druggists.
IANNEY Il CO, Druggists, Wholesale
Agents Tor AltIsndris Va. au3 80 ,olm
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LOCAL BRETY7IES.

Mr.. Thomas Sniib. hiss sold 10 Mira. Su9sn A.
Rutlio, his house en- South Leo street for 81, g.
The mercury in The Thermometer in this flee
to-day registered - degseas, several degrees
cooler thsn yesterday.
Owing to The indisp 2si.ion of Judge Chiffon
there was no session Cf tho Corporation Court
to-day.
The Light Houso On jones Point Tai entered
by thief Monday night lsEt ard robbed of
iawelrv and other sr!iclaa TO tho value Of about
STU. Ihs police ara looking for the that.
Miss Mamie Poor, ono of Bsltimorss most
charming bellies. who has been spending some
limo here as tho guest Of Misa hose HuuE left
Tor her homo to-day 10 the roGrct ut all,
The Clerk of The School Board has islued 1872
permits ID white chiid,ea for entrance into the
public schools. Tomorrow ho will begin issu
ing TO the eoorcd children.
Potomac Tent of Rcchabi!es OF this city, with
large mum Der o! friends, Went on an excursion
to Lower Cedar Point e.terdhJ. a very pleas
ant day wac spent
Patents were issued yesterday irumtns Hn!ont
Ctlice in Washington. 10 Nelson e Wosdon, Of
this city, for e wheel tos. and 10 U.Vid G..
Greenwty, Of Abingdon, Va, fer chimney
luo brush.
A hop WISE given st tho pslsiial residence Of
q. r. Bruce, in Culpepcc county, laRt Light at
which several from this city ware present Tho
ucDSihk was i>spL Wy all hlSut, huQ lDo enter
tslnment WAS ono OF Tho mosSsplendil over wit
messed In that part OF the county.
Marriage lie nseq wcro iasuoti ia Wah!neton
yesterday TO Jesse K. Lennon and Adie Rudd,
both OF this city; Albert &. Beckett Of Wash.
ington, and RObor!a GA.es. Cf Warranton, Va
end Christopher Jarvis ard Uardio j. no Elo!ch.
er, both of Northampton county, Va,
a little child was picked up on the strests yes
terdsy evening by ollcor Jas. Smith and taken
tO DIV
of ilselt. Mr.. Il. g. Fleming took the little
wsnderer to his hcuIe, where it remained until
lts parents. who live near tho Alexandria aud
Washington IL, j. depot, called for it last night
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PTRSRS in RACES ST. eco.

lhe:o viii ALSO ho sack sai b.rral racaa This is
tho only county fair held in the Stato for 1884, and
lao so; icLy is making ovory olort to secure COM
plbta sncrnss. a handsome and commodious
grand stand md l'residcnt's stand will be COM
pIotod by the fair. Hon. James Ct. Blaine will
no prcsoht daring tho fair and deliver an address,
Extra trains vii! run on tho w. Il q. K. Il. the
second third ana fourth days of tho fair from
Washington and Alexandria and return tho
9hma day. Usual reduction of faro on the rail-
road for those attending the fair. sugl2-wGwd
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A VAL U a BILE AND HIGHLY IN
n PROVED FARM In FAIRFAX Co,
Va, AT PUBLIC SALE-By virtue OF deed
Of trust from D. w. Alvord and wife 10 the un-
dersigned, dated the 18th day of December, 1869
and Of record On the land records OF said county,
book J.. No. 4. page 50, I ,hsll. or MONDAY,
tCour. day. the 18Th day OF Septem Der, 1t6l, be-
fore the door Of the Court House of did county,
ut ii O clock 3. m, ssll 10 the highest bidder,
that valuable SID improved farm known as
SPRING HILL" formerly tho properly of
the late VIM. Swink. This farm contains ~,
sores, has thereon LARGE FRAME DWELL
LING HOUSE, barn, stsbles, corn crib, with
other out buildings. n spring Of never falling
water, milk house, we'll in the Jsrd, apple aud
peach orchards, pears, cherries end other fruits
plenty of wood good fencing-s!l rendering this
a very desirable Investment. This land scioins
q. +. Eign, Csrper, Gunnell and others. is on
the Falls Church road, Two miles from Lewins-
vile and about ten miles from Washington city.
Terms Of Sale: Enough cash in hand to pay
The expenses Of sale and also the sun OF 81 600
with interest thereon from the Sd day of a u guat
1881. and the residue in two eTu.l annual pay
ments 10 bear interest from the day Of sale, ~ be
secured by the bonds Of the purchaser and lien
on the property. Persons desiring information
Will address moore s. Son. Attorneys, st Fair
fax Court Houio, Va.
THOMAS MOORE. Trultse.
j. w. Mohler, Auct'r. sugl3-w4W
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W. a H'EEab.

NjhNTED--Any paTg0n having large
w farm. with sleek std equipments hnd de.
sitiGg an rsp3rinnCed practical NORTHERN
FARM Tx, hrir s,ng ample testimonials Of chs
racLer ltnoss, &c, to work it on shsres or for
salary. commohcing row or frat cf year. can
address FARMEk GsHo:te &C. setG.3t
WANTED GOOD CAPABI.X BOY
w for dining room. Apply u! this CiIico,
st2-tf
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EH:lis'Ds AEis

G. EALED PROPOSALS. will be received for
~ furnishing FIFTY Or MDHE kNSP-
SACKS for the u;o Of the Alexandria Jich!
Infantry. All bids u be in Nv sie,!smber ltth,
NSi. 4 samplc can bssoen a. T'ennusaon Il Goa
III King Erect. Address
ALBERT BRYAN,
sug3l- n0t! SoG'Ly &x; Ca!ise COMMITTEES.
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DELE"ATEs ELECTED. -Rcpubicln Ntahtn2
reacIuster meetings, SHINY attended, W re held
10 oil the Verbs ct the city last tight Ut three
Wh'oh. dcleg ltes 10 a CObvenll>n, called 10 as L,
semble IN oaropta Hail, Wednesday next, 10
carry Gu! the farce Of nominating a candidate for
The house 81 Delegates, weIo elected ma follow.
First Warl--Eichsrd D3gao. Geo. prasson,
E1muud frYr. frank Chss", al cGioroi
Second Watd-Jac)h Banks, lcpAg.sno
Dudley, Henry Johnion, and ilancy ilaWi4, ell
colored.
Third Warl--D. a Windsor. Fl. Girg,rr.
j. 1. Arnold, whiir, and j. Mex Ware. Tuor.
Allen. Henry Bailey, Ch.s. jacs2 ilcnry
GfeeohlI and Travis Ross.
10 iha Fourth Ward these opposed to the
hahone party as a present organi2 ii tsinn-
b cd IN sufficient iorlo to prevent tho elcetiun
OF set CT delegates. Tho OF 1o.ora declared
that the mooting had not bon Legally oailtd
and canlpd their point.
lo the First and Stconi Ward m,orinrs tho
members Of Tho Wirg OF the hnhrnn !cG,!i Is
ter party, terntd clicked cua' t,y tho aiCp
oalllng The clGvcn!lon. protested Against any
action BEN. token on tho rtonud that thn.o
who oilicd tho meetings did 10 wi,hout author.
lty. Tho kicked Ouls'' arc charged wi:h
aoIlng 10 the lnter5s! nj the straeht0ui rapob-
Ilcans. The dissatisfied Mlhooijcs Kill no
doubt unite 1ith tho s!rsigh!cu: republicans IN
making nomination for thoilousa OF DELEGATES
Jugdo Wcstel Wioughby is named ly some Dc
the candidate, bu, whether otn,t lie will ers,ct
il not knosr.
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ONE THOUSAND UOCW PIECES 0F
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS

just received 3! 3. G. 8. 10, -. IS ard &c; orc
hundred uOD pieces of beautiful French Lawns
Al DC; one hundred (l0O) pieces beautiful Fig.
urcd Linen Lawns 49, ~ and 2jc; fifty (5O)
pieces OF Black and White Striped Silks; also
Navy Blue Garnet. Drab. Green, Black and
other coor5. only 5)c; ono hundred new Para
soils lust arrived !; beautiful Lace Grenadines
only lSc; one yard wide pure Lnon for ladies
wear l24c; excellent Black Satin 15;; Lscs
good quality Zoe; pure Silk Coored Brocsdes
81; Black Surad Silk. xtremeIy wido 81; pure
wool Nuns Yelling 371c; pure wool wide double
"idth CEudda Serge the new style dress goods,
only tO:; ell pure wool Black Lace Srensdine
only 2'c; beautiful Dress Goods Q0O0 pieces) the
largest nssortment in Washington, st III, II, Is.
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