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Sporting Notes.

In the challenge match between the Washington
Light Infantry Corps and the National Rifles,
Which took place Wednesday, the 26th, the team
OF the Infantry won, their score being 1877 to 1S9
made by the Rifles team.
A return match Of lacrosse was played yester-
day between the Shamrock5 of Montreal, Canada,
and team OF fifteen from the Baltimore Athletic
CiuD. The game was well contested by the Bal IT,
more team but the long experience and training
OF the Canadians enabled them to win the goal
every time.
The famous trOtting stallion Victor, the fastest
horse in Maine, died in Augusta Wednesday night.
Inc owner was recently offered $11 600 for him.
Inc stations best record was 2 :23
LOr1llardiS Gerald won the subscription stakes at
Newmarket, England, yesterday by a walk-over.
In The P1mlicO races yesterday Valparaiso, Wild
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The u. s. Ordnance Department.
ANNUAL REPORT-IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS Of
GEN REMIT

The u. s. Ordnance Department.
ANNUAL REPORT-MPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS OF
GEN. BENET.
Gen. Benet, chief Of ordnance q. 8. A., has sub
mitted his annual report to the Secretary Of War.
He gives an account Of the principal operations OF
the ordnance department during the fiscal year
ended June 30th last The amount Of expenditures
during that year were 81 ,637, 70 The stations
and duties OF officers remain about the same as re-
ported last year. A tribute is paid to the memory
Of the late Col j. G. Benton, who commanded the
national armory at Springfield, Mass. During the
fiscal year there were made, at Springfield, 26.52S
rifles and carbfnes. The expenditure OF money for
practice that soldiers may become good marksInen
Is commended, and the fights with Indians is noted
as an example. In an Indian fight the best marks
man is the strongest man Target practice should
be given to each man in our small army. The
total cost would be per annum about 800. For
actual service and for reserve supply it is eSti-
mated that further appropriation OF 5000 as
the least amount should be made. Gen. Benet
ing and equipping the whole body of the militia
Cne permanent appropriation of $2OO, 600 made In
loto SnOuld De largely increased, and SO recon-
mend In war the country most depends upon its
organized and thoroughly disciplined must con-
Stltute Its armed force. The absence of large
standing army must be compensated by that num-
per OF It's citzensOldfers, and large increase in
economical way OF solving this Important question
OF large armed force with a small standing
army" The report also says: "The well bearing
and e1flc1ency OF the army require the peremptOry
retirement OF officers at the age OF So years. The
army law governing retirements should be made
10 conform to that OF the navy fixing by statute
the age when the officer is retired. Such law
would Shield the officer from 1nvidiOuS selections
needed, a healthy flow of promotions to the adj
vantage OF the young and vigorous"
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CARPETS! CARPETS! CARpETs!!l

CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!l
NEW CHOICE BRIGHT STYLES OF INGRA1Ns,
2-PLY AND 3-PLY.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS AND BODY BRUSSELS
CARPETS.
Ingram Carpets, &c., Sc, Soc.
Ingram Carpets, 6Oc., 75c. etc.
Best Ply made, 85c. and 90c.
Iarestry Brussels, 75c., Soc, &c.
Tapestry Brussels, soc, 95c., 81.
Floor on Cloths, all widths. from &C. per yard.
Druggets choice styles, all sizes.
Nottingham Curtain aces 25c., 37c., &c.. &C.. 75c.
Carriage Robes, all styles.
Rugs-MoQuette Velvet Smyrna and Persian.
Blankets from g.. so pair to $40.
Hall and Stair Carpets.
c. NJ. TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
o22 South side, near Center Market.
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The Sale at the British Minister'S.

The sale Of household goods belonging to Sir
Edward Thornton, the late occupant OF the British
Legation Mansion, began at noon to-day at the
legation During the morning an opportunity was
permitted those who desired to inspect the goods
OF visitors through the spacious mansion. A line
OF carriages stood at the curb constantly The sale
was conducted in the bail room in the south wing
OF the mansion, which had the ap-
pearance OF an exhibition room of some
church fair. Paintings, China ware, ceramics,
table glasSes-all of the rarest description-were
attended by hotel men, bric-a-brac hunters. the
Mrs. TOOdleS' OF high life, and many ladies known
In society. The ladies Outnumbered the men ten
TO one. The bidding was very spirited and good
prices were obtained. Many persons who were
not on visiting terms with Sir Edward ThorntOn's
family took this opportunity to go through the
mansion and inspect its rOOmy chambers, grand
Sta1rWayS, and magnificent carvings
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The Cases Against Capt. H0wgate.

This morning when the Criminal Court. Judge
Cox. convened, Capt H. w. Howgate, who was In
dicted about two weeks since for embezzleme Mt of
government funds and committed to jail, was
brought in to plead to indictments charging him
with forgery, which were found by the grand Jury
rev days ago. Capt. Howgate was accompanied
by his cOunSel-MesSr. sJere Wilson, F. P. Cuppy and
A. B: Williams Mr.W.E Williams, the clerk, read
W. Howgate did on February 18th, 1879, forge and
counterfeit a voucher and receipt of X. III. Roch-
company, for .1aIoo Mr. r wilson asked that the
plea be taken pro fOrma, in which the court &C
guessed, and Capt Howgate pleaded "not guilty. !"
The same course was taken as to the other indict-
mentS making a similar charge as to a voucher
for 81 SEQ, october 15th 1880 and as to voucher
for $12, 40 IL. August 2fst, 1880.
THE BONDsMEN SURRENDER THE ACCUSED.
Mr.. Wilson said that 1t was unnecessary for him
to repeat the circumstances Of this case OF course
the court would see that they were embarrassed as
to ball. and with a view to putting themselves in
position to give bail they would have to get rid Of
the former bond This bond was secured BY deed
of trust on Capt HOwgate's property, and so long
as this bond stood the deed Of trust remained
against the property.
Mr. williams said he represented the bondsmen
tMessrS Mccullough, Moses and AndersOn), and he
MAS auth orized by them to surrender the accused
He asked that the surrender be endorsed on the
pond, Which was so ordered.
Judge Cuppy called up
THE QUESTION OF BAIL
Col Corkhill suggested that it would be prema-
lure TO discuss the question OF bail now. He pre-
ferred that the matter should go until another
indictment-One for embeZzement OF $4,000 adj
ditional.was presented, and then the whole Ques-
ton could come up.
Judge Cuppy said that II the bail is made at the
figure suggested $4,000 they would be unable to
give IL.
The court remarked that it seemed that he was
unable to give bail as his property was Seques-
trated. unless it was procured through personal
friendship. 1t would be difficult to say In advance
what amount OF bail should be fixed.
no UhD n
d1ctment is brought (Which will be next weekly
then day can be fixed when this whole question
of bail could be presented to the court.
Col W. A. Cook was present in court, represent
Ing the government as special attorney.
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CITY ITEMS.


Fresh Supplies Of Hats.
Fifth Avenue Silk Hats --latest style). S:
Splendid assortment new Stin Hats, 81 to s.:
StetSon'S and other makes of fine Soft Hats:
Headquarters for boys Hats;
We show the largest assortment in the city: prices
below competition; visit for inspection solicited
Lewis zone Price Store" go It'll street, bet and
X SITS. q. W. Established 1868.
There Are Political Outbreaks
So popular with the whole people that the state
dare not interfere. The breaking out of pustules
pimples, letter and the like on the face, can he
pleasantly cured by DIR. Benson's Skin Cure Also
good for the hair and scalp.
Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing, smartng, irritation OF the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchu-
paiba, 81. Stott & Cromwell, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest remedy on earth
for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &C. ST. at
Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
Hard Soft C0rns
bottle will do it StOtt & Cromwell "a
.'Alderney Dairy Wagons
and delivered in H-lb. "Ward" prints, 45c. per To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per Of Cream, Zoe. pint
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT.
BOTTOM PRICES.

Black Silks and Satins.
Black and Colored Silk Plush.
Plaids, Stripes and Damasse Dress Goods.
Black and Colored Cashmeres. Black Silk Damasses.
New Fall Dress Goods. Broche ana India Shawls.
ClOaks and Dolmans Black Silk Velvet and Velveteens
Cloths and Cassmeres.
Colored Silks and Satins.
Navy Blue, Myrtle Green, Olive, Garnet, and Gray
Ladies' Cloth.
Nottingham Curtain Laces.
Red, Blue and Gray Twiled F1annels
Red and White Shaker Flannels.
Medicated Red Twilled Flannels.
Piano Covers Embroidered with Silk.
Cloth and Flannel Skirts. Turkey Red Table Linens.
Table Linens, Napkins. Doylies and Towels.
Best Feather Proof Bed Ticking.
Ulster and Cloaking Cloths.
Blankets Bed Comforts, &c.
White and ColOred COunterpanes.
Canton Flannels, Sheeting Cottons.
BLANKETS, BLANKETS.
COMFORTS, COMFORTS.
c. NJ. TOWSON,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
o26 South Side. near Center Market.
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THERE was most brilliant display Of the
Aurora Borealis about three O'clock this niordng
which continued until the view OF the beautiful
spectacle was cut of by the morning fog.
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The Blake obseauie..

The funeral of Dr.. John B. Blake, which took
place at two O'Clock this afternoon from Trinity
P.E. church (Of which deceased was member for
many years., was very largely attended The
services were conducted by the rector, Rev. Mr..
Addison, and his associate, Rev. Mr.. Forrest The
1nterment was In Oak Hill cemetery. The floral
tributes were not pr0fuSe, as the deceased often
requested In life that there should be little decora
tlOn OF this KIND at his funeral Conspicuous
among the offerings was q beautiful wreath sent
by W. w. Corcoran, esq. The casket, which was
m man I, by Joseph Gawler, was covered
with black cloth. had extension handles, and was
hand handsomely trimmed inside with embroidered
satin lining. The name-pate, OF silver, bore the
following inscription CDR. john B. Blake. Died
Oct 26, 1881, Aged 70 Years" The honorary pail
berers were Joseph a. Bradley, w. w. .Corcoran,
Grafton Tyler, MD, Edward Clark, VIM A. Mas
sey, Gen. Geo. A. H. Blake, Samuel Cross and 8.
Mas. The bearers were R. Smith, DIT. VIM; W.
McCalla, Fred. L. Harvey, w. w. Greenfield, John
r. Ennis and Harry C. Whiting.
me District Commissioners yesterday passed an
order expressing their profound sorrow at the
death OF Dr. Blake, stating that they would attend
the funeral in body, and granting the necessary
leave of absence to any District employees who
might desire to attend.
The members of the washington National Monu-
ment Society, the directors of the National Metro
pOlftan Bank and OF the Metropolitan Insurance
Company and the Oldest Inhabitants Association
had seats reserved for them at the church.
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A SECOND INsTAINENT OF boys clothing. This
department of our business has increased beyond
expectation Substantial goods and moderate
prices have a telling effect Eiseman Bros, corner
I'll and streets
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MEATS-Beef, sirlOn, 1Sa20c. per lb. do porter
Corned Beef, sa1ac Dried beef, Clipped, a5a3oe.
40. sliced, ac Tongues, 6Oa45c; Lamb, 15a2Oc.
sea 1sas MUTTON 1oal5e; Pork 1sa15c
1eal3c;; Shoulders, 1214a14c.; Breasts, 14a15c.;
La Fa,r r4a1 @6r.noss 1o..o. ~, ,on ~.
3oc. per doz.; Bananas, 4Oa5Oc. per doz Pineap-
cs: s Rsr nl ps9s rehFs sSaso psT PEEK Fa%
ounces kias1 IS per peck Grapes, 4asc per h. do,
fancy, sa1Oc. STRAWBERRIES, 1Oal2c. per qt
1oc; Perch aa4oc per bunch; ROCK, large, 1 ga
Dc per 10, 4Ol5Oc. per bunch; Mackerel, 25c per
TO-; aalibut 15asoc Trout, l2a15c. per lb Spots,
4Oa5Oc per bunch; TaylOrs, 15a20c. each; Bluefish
124a15c. per h.; Catfish aOa25c per bunch: Stur,
ge9n Sc per h.; Lobster, 1sc. per lb.; Terrapin,
ern Creamery, z5e: New York, soc Roll, soasSc;
Observation-Disclosures, Irish, sOa4Oc. per peck:
do Sweet, SOa4Oc. per PIX; Tomatoes, 4Oa5Oc per
PIX; Cucumbers, 1Oa15c. per doz- +; Cabbage, 5aiOc.
per head; Onions, 4Oa5Oc Carrots, 3a5c per bunch;
Egg Plant, 5aloc each; Beans, sOa4Oc: per PIX. do.
Pumpkin, 1Oa20c.
PoULTRY.-Chickens, 75e.as1 per pair; Ducks, 60
arse per pair; Geese, 75c.as1; SQUADS, s. 25a2 so
80 GaME-Resd Birds, eoa75c. per doz; ortolan,
8. s5asl5O each; Rabbits, CSC; Squirrels, 15aaO:
Ducks tred head), $3.50; do. canvas back, $3.50
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as follows.
Charles Reinhardt and Yutta C.. Raun, of New
York; Frank b. Wright and EStella Crowley.
GaudenZir Riani and Marie CastanetO; Thomas +
Hall, OF Wilmington, n. c., and Mary Eliza Cooper
OF Baltimore; Willis Rose and Johanna F. Brown
John g. May and Emma o. Dammann, OF Bal
tmOre.
DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN-Mr John w
Rawlings, assistant chief clerk OF the Census Office
died at his residence 1874 9Th street northwest at
1:15 O'clock this morning OF consumption. Mr.
Rawlings was one OF the earliest appointments on
the present census force, and by his intelligence
and courtesy soon won the confidence and esteem
OF all with whom he came in contact. Mr. Raw
lngS was a native OF this city, his father having
been merchant on 9th street, occupying the same
house in which father and son died. He leaves a
wife and four children. The funeral will take
place On Sunday afternoon.
B. ROBINSON & co. call the attention of parents
to examine the largest assortment OF boys clothing
in the city at their Boys Clothing House. 9C9 Penn
Sylvania avenue, the quantity and variety being
greater than can be looked at elsewhere The
fabrics are adapted to fine dress, school wear and
play ground; the cOlOrS are neat and the durabil-
ity beyond question; the style Is original and the
price Is fixed by simply adding the manufacturers
profit to cost OF construction. See advertiSe
OF SDecialty.
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OUR DISPLAY OF OvercOatS Is so extensive and
varied, that they must be seen to be appreciated
purchase or rot Ei5eman Bros, corner 18th and
streets.
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SpeciaI Weather BuIietin
RAIN COMING.

The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin TO the preSS:-A storm OF con-
siderable intensity is central In Nebraska, and is
moving northeasterly; the barometer is highest in
the middle Atlantic States The temperature has
risen from two deg to eleven degrees in New Eng
land and the middle Atlantic States from four de-
greSs TO fifteen degrees In the south Atlantic and
east gulf states: from two degrees TO fourteen de-
grees In the Ohio valley, Tennessee and the lake
region; from five degrees to fourteen degrees In
the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys; it has
fallen from four degrees to ten degrees I'm Texas.
Rain has fallen since last report in the lake region,
upper mississippi and Missouri valleys, ohio val
The winds in the south Atlantic and east gulf
states are eastery: In the lake region, the upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys, Tennessee and
Texas, they are sOutherly. Fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudineSS and rain, is ind1-
Gated for the middle Atlantic states for to-day
and tO-mor- row.
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SINE ora Non cigars fresh and very fine. S.
per 100. A. b. c. Cigar Factory, $40 street
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FussELL's Ice Cream and Charlotte Russo

CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's Shoe store, 1914 18th
street
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HUFF's Black Goods Store. 713 9TH street north
west
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

=
IF YOU WANT HEATING OR COOKING
STOVE.
Do not fail to call and examine large assortment %
both. Agents for the
RADIANT HOME HEATING STOVES AND
FURNACES
The best Of their kind made in the country. Also.
LATROBES, SLATE MANTELS. CRATES ANu
BRICK SET RANGES,
Please call and examine our stock.
W. s. jerks 4 CO..
OH III SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SPECIAL TO HOUsEKEEPERS.
wv. BoTELER SON
Solicit an inspection by housekeepers and Others a
their extensive and complete stock Of
CHINA.
GLASSWARE. CRoCKERY.
PLATED WARE
KITCHEN UTENSILS.
CUTLERY.
And other House Furnishing Articles which they azs
Offering at REDUCED PRICES.
wv. BOTELER SON,
o1o-em s2s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
DECORATED TOILET SETS.
most complete line Of medium price English Tolsa
Sets An tque shapes Just opened.
FINE GOODS,
in Sh Gnt Gss Trsnsh and Enss9 Fancy w
WEDDING PRESENTS.
complete stock Of
HOUsEFURNIsHING GOODS.
WILMAkTH 4 EDMONSTON
o5 709 MARKET SPACE
DOTTERY AND PORCELAIN.
Now receiving from best manufacturers in Europe
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN OF
LATEST DESIGNS.
Rich Cut Engraved S, and Psin
FINE PLATED WARE AND FULL STOCK OF
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
M. w. BEVERIDGE,
d.ate Webb Beveridge.)
$50 NO. 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINGER
THE BEST Use, AT
J. w. SCHAFERS,
1920 7TH STREET,
je10 ABOVE New YORK AVENUE.
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''There no boys nova days." is an expression
frequently heard. 1t may be due to their being
ahead in brightness of the boys of the good ''old
tmes' that song writers love to dwell upon. We
think it in q great measure due to their
advanced tastes in Dress The boy Of ten will no
longer allow his big brothers clothes to be cut down
for him. He wants his clothes to fit him. and there is
where agree with him. When suit be obtained
at the moderate figures have placed on Them there
is no necessity Of causing boys to look deformed.
There never was q time when we had 80 complete
stock We have at present There may be as large
stock elsewhere II there u.s. we are not aware of it.
The same styles we have not shown by any other
house. We do not have any chdrens overcoats at ss
or $50. as We know the people do not want fancy
trimmed goods and get no value out of the goods them
selves. Our garments made neat and Stylish our
aim being to produce a GOOD, WEARING, STYLISH
GARMENT AT MODERATE COST. That we succeed
can be best proven by visit to our BOYS AND
CHuDREN'S DEPARTMENT. Saturday is always
rushing day, as the boys out Of school, We, how
ever, amply prepared for all that may call and
should be glad to see you.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WAsHIsGToS. DC, October %, 1881. $50 am.
For the Middle Atlantic states, increasing
cloudinesS and rain, winds stationary
or lower IA rnmpter htvbpr tp;nDprature
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Conduct their business upon Just and fair principles
marked in plain figures, and no deviation is allowed
GEO. F. TIMMS l. co.

Invite you 10 ca you will receive polite attention;
not be urged to buy. but be heartily thanked for any
favors you may bestow.
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THE NOTICE Of the death Of Joseph N. Wright
Will be observed with regret and sorrow by his
many friends. He was for many years librarian
OF the Epiphany Sund2 y-SChOO and the teachers,
officers and scholars OF that school invited to
be present at his funeral tomorrow, Saturday. at
1880 pm, at the church.
LOOK at the following bargains offered at NJ.
Augenstein'S National Auction House, SIT 9TH
street northwest. for tomorrow ONLY: Half gallon
Hajolca pitchers, 23c., worth 75c.: 10-inch Ma
1Ollca pickle leaves 15c.: covered vegetable dishes,
round or oval, S9c decorated tea sets, A pieces,
$3.55; 4 dOZ- handled cups and Il dOZ. SaucerS,
opaque or stone china, 45c.; nutmeg graters, pep
per boxes, Japanned match boxes, feather busters,
drinking cups, Yankee egg heaters, &c. a piece.
lin ware at reduced prices.
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CEMETERY NOTICE-Statuaxy, Italian Narh1o -
" Granite Monuments. Headstnuss, wnnfsA ~
w. RUTHERFORD Co,
milo Sm 1116 Parma. ave-. 1aur - -
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

Amusements. &C., Tonight.
National I1edter.-ThOS. w. keene as "Mac.
beth
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE EVENT OF THE SEASON.
GRAND n& cHSc KsTkK H!Iskhkx AND ofE-
MONDAY A 8 kSfSSLS Se HOLE 81. 1881,
ief E
Hsy: II. 5: g Bangs. NJ; VIM: >: Dante. ia: Z. Z:
The Entertainment win conclude with Ofenbach's
''-1' 'p sTHE ROSE OF AuvERGNE."
s ding the great labor and expense Of Pro.
but 5e o s1ra the e ss VIII
may be secured Es Isl Store c2ss
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 81.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
JOHN P. SMITH AND ". A. MEsTAYER's
World-famed Comedy and Musical Company. the
WRISTS
IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR
THE TOURISTS RECORD:
One Hundred and Six Performances in New York,
Ninety eight in Philadelphia.
And all the rstass rheaters IN the unted States.
TO DENsELY PACKED AUDIENCES.
NATIONAL rHEArER.
GRAND SHAKsPEAREAN EVENT.
Commencing MONDAY, OCTOBER "a. Every Even
ing, and Saturday Matinee.
Engagement Of the Popular Trsgedian,
MIR. THOS. W. KEENE,
Supported by Georgia Tyler George Learock Octavia
REcoeN1zEp M ihH PonFrf 8! ARTISTS.
Under the Management Of VIM. r. Haden,
Presenting Series of Standard Classic Performances
- REPERTOIRE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING". OTHELLO.
- MhEI
ss$THkRHX MATiSEE: THE FOOLS RESRSaR
Mr.. KEENE and fun strength Of Company appear
ing in every play.
Monday, October 31-Emma Abbott English Opera
Company. o24
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DISTRICT Stock EXCHANGE ORGANIZEp-At q
meeting OF representatives OF banking houses Of
washington, at III. d. Cooke, jr., Co.'S, yester-
Gay afternoon an organization OF District stock
exchange was effected, and a committee, consist
Ing OF ID. w. Middleton, H. ID. Cooke, jr., and III. F.
Oniey, was appointed TO draw up constitution
and bylaws 70 govern the same.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued as follows.
Charles Reinhardt and Yutta C.. Raun, of New
YORK; Frank b. Wright and EStella Crowley:
GaudenZr Riani and Marie CastanetO; Thomas f.
Hall, of Wilmington, NC, and Mary Eliza Cooper
OF Baltimore; Willis Rose and Johanna F. Brown
John u. May and Emma o. Dammann, OF Bal
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zoo n. ". CORNER 7TH AND D STREETS.
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T ! T 7 L E NJ E N,
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OPERA GLASSES.
Have opened to-day, large assortment Of OPERA
GLASSES. at unusually low prices.
SAaL LEWIS SONS,
JEWELLERS AND sILvERsMITHs.
o26 l215 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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DRY GOODS.

EOR CASH ONLY.
The entire stock Of Dry and Millinery Goods Of
ID. L. ENGEL,
1876 Penneylvania avenue near 10th street
Consisting OF Calicoes, Cottons, Sheetngs Table
Linens Dress Goods, Flannels, Blankets Shawls,
Silks, Pushes, Satns, Neiyets Feathers. Hosiery.
Fancy Goods. &c. has been marked down 70 Prime
Cost and great many things Far Below Cost must be
closed within sixty days Those DESTROYS Of using this
advantage will least per the usual profit
on goods. VIII change business January LIST lSs2
ID. L. ENGEL,
1926 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NEAR 10Th STREET.
tESt open until 9 O'Clock PM o2s-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-10-28

Hard or Soft C0rns
Are speedily removed by use of Curealine; one &c
bottle will do 1t. StOtt & Cromwell. IA