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Con dcIScd Locals.

Street lamps VIII be lighted 1t 6:J5 n m and av
tinSuisned III 8 rs a. IN.
The Probate Court will be held by Judge Hag.
ncr at II O'Clock Tomorrow 100
As.otlcr correspondent protests against street
sweep II '.rou5inG all living on their tine or on
GRAFTON ~ the hour OF midnight"
AT meeting OF the National Rifles last evening
Cor.;0rtl Manson was promoted to quartermaster
Srigcti:t and Private Nicholson 10 corporal
M:. lDt':ie' Connor denies that his son Maurf-,
Mas ro2i''ct"d VITA the Clancy outrage case and
says Maurice Is rot tweEty-sIx. hut only twenty
onc years Ci, and Il he has given trouble to tile
police he was cftei; wrongtuliy accused and SUI
terci for other I@cric'S crimes.
Yesterday aitcr:0oa 4 tcE-year-o,d son O.
Robert Hey WAS rEas!ng on the avenue, near lOti,
Street horse. driven by DIR. NcArlle, reared ana
struck him on the head, tnii:ctin.s q severe scaIp
smoGli- The boy was taken TO the Emergency
hospital.
Ec.Se attached TO Il carriage containing Com
i eiors Walker and Captain Dewey r;iu away OF.
Tie ttE street road near the SchcutZcn park last
eys;i3s a:.,i colticti with q carriage containing
Mr. h.dron and his wife, who reside at 6l4 NJ street
anfffhwest, AlLfOgr were thrown OFT OF their
carE.ases, Cosam9t,Jre Walker and Mrs. Kearon
sosinz s.igetly injured.
AYR, Il O'clock last evening the house 80 nth
SEQ n. occupied BY Mrs Mctisryy and owned
ty hE H. HE, toos, fire. The iitnes were quickly
t7s tLaE SIoc.. 0o
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A Tellfale Offense.

THE WATER GIVES Up FAMILY SECRET AND DE-
LIvERs THE CULPRITS TO JUSTICE.
From the NY. Herald, yesterday.
There was cigar box floating into the slip at
west 23i street yesterday Garrett May saw it,
and from the Coney Island iron steamboat, on
which he IS deck hand, he slipped down to the
water and picked it up Inside, wrapped in
paper, We're the remains of child of premature
birth, and with it were a match box and soap
dish. The head had been crushed, but the rest
OF the little e, boiy was perfect 1t was taken
sent out couple of detectives to
learn in what hotels such matchbox and soapdish
We're used, and he dried the wrapping paper. Upon
it were deciphered, written in pencil, the name and
address. George L. Davidson, room 121 5th Ave
nue. Hotel" Thither went the inspector and De-
tectlVe Heidelberg, and through a person whom
they sent to room 121 learned that the matchbox
and so1pdish belonging there were missing. The
Mr. George L. Davidson That Was proof enough,
and the gentleman, on being decoyed from the in
ralld.s presence was taken into custody At the
It's contents and he admitted that 1t was
he who had set the CHASTITY waif afioat.
lie was married but SIX weeks ago, and had just
returned from his wedding trip In Canada and the
northern part OF this state, when his Wife was
Frustrated. She is the daughter OF exJudge Bald
win, OF Paterson, Nj In par0Xysm OF fear and
apprehension She told her husband that she could
not live to let her family know what had occurred.
ternlty Which would bring shame upon them both.
Moved by her entreaties Mr.. Davidson sent Tor DR..
theodore Young Kenny, OF No 79 Fair street,
Newark, n. j., who had been the lady's family
physician. and after unfolding the state of affairs
Induced him, for a consideration Of $1,000 to per-
form an operation. AT o'clock Yesterday
morning Mrs. Davidson was delivered, and by the
doctors direction her husband wrapped the re-
mains in a paper, which. unknown to him, bore
his address, and put 1t In the cigar box. To make
sure that the latter would sink he placed in it the
match box and soap dish. Then he took ed
street ferryboat, and when in midstream in the
Eu iSon he dropped his charge overheard Dr.
Kenny was arrested by Detectives Heidelberg and
Rogers
LATER REPORTS
by telegraph say that Mrs. Davidson's condition
was so critical yesterday that Coroner Brady took
her anta-martem statement. Her admissions and
the confession Of her husband shows that he was
accessory TO infanticide committed by the DOCTOR
1he!r plea Will be that she was physically ncaD-
abe OF giving birth to child in the ordinary way
Or. kenn2y was released on 5000 bail ANA Mr..
Davidson on 900. Mrs. Davidson Is nearly heart
broken. She realizes that her husband is under
arrest on Charges that may separate him from her
for years, that her home is broken up and that she
cannot for shame's sake go among the friends of
her girihood. She is likely to die from grief.
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The CaribaIdi Festival

The "festa champesta" held at the 7th-street
park last evening. in aid Of the project to erect
statue to Garbaldi, was largely attended. The
grounds were brilliantly illuminated In the even
Ing, when the formal exercises took place. After
the = Marcia ReAle" by the Marine band, led by
John p Ssusa, conductor. Dr. 7. S. Verdi, presi-
dent OF the Gzsr.Daidi society, made the opening
who naae q speech OF some length, paying a
glowing Nftute to the memory or the Italian
hero = sGar1baldl' Hymn" was rendered by the
band. "A letter from MIR. Simon Wolf, expressing
regret that he was not able to be present, was
read. "Addlo Milo Napoii" was played by the
band. Mr.. w. II. Pedrfck made q speech, the
Washington Sfengerbund sang chorus, the band
played another selection C'Alla Stella Conf
dente,' y and the formal program closed with an
exhibition of fireworks after which the festivities
OF the evening were continued until a late hour.
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JUROR WHO WAS TWICE CoRRUPTLY APPROACH
FOR THE DEFENSE

JUROR WHO WAS TWICE CORRUPTLY APPROACHED
FOR THE DEFENSE
Last night there was much speculation about
town as to what Jurors were approached and who
approached them. Efforts were made In some
quarters to throw the Odium upon the prosecution.
The only juror who would say anything about the
matter was Mr.. John B. Mccarthy, who stated In
an Interview that he understood that great many
attempts had been made upon Jurymen during
the progress OF the trial. and that he himself had
twice been approached by men who were un-
known to him, each In behalf OF the defense. On
one occasion he was approached by a man, who
stopped him as he was going into court, and drew
him into conversation and hnally told him that he
Che many had several friends among the defense
who would give any amount or money to get we'll
rid OF the affair. Mr.. Mccarthy would allow him
to go no further, but left him Indignantly. He
was approached on another occasion by q man
who went to Georgetown after him, but suspect
ing the object OF the visit Mccarthy left him be-
fore he could say anything definite.
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LOOK AT THE IMMENSE BARGAINS offered for to-
morrow only at NJ. Augenstein'S. S11 9TH ST NV ::
- COZ handled pint porcelain cups and SaucerS
&c; Chamber sets, SI.21; coal hOis, 3d.; y dOZ
fancy go6:tS, 2ic; dCZ 4-inch fruit Saucers 1Sc
emma nut dishes on stand, 3d. worth 81 matDi.ca
0-ineh pickle dishes, lie, 4 dcz malolica butter
plates, 1oc-; covered Soup or oyster tureens 50
- sheetS paper, "a envelopes ana Lead pencils
he poTcelaine-iined SJucepanS, 10c.; carving
knife ana IOra, e5c., worth 81. % rustic pic ure
frames co.; lunch baskets, potato mashers lit
zers pOkers, shovels, 40 ciothespins q boxes blue
como Cases. 5 4 piece.
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NEW CARPETS. NEW CARPETS
FALL STYLES JUST OPENED.
Brussels new styles Is cts, IS cts 80 eta
Garrett Lining, cts. yard.
Making and Laying, Cts.
Ingralns, new styles, 81 cts d, so cts, 60 cts
Carpet Lining, cts yard.
Making and Laying. 8 cts,
English Brussels, new styles, 81, 81. 10, 81 Is
Body Brussels. styles.
Floor Drug sets, all sizes, new colors
Brussels Hall and Stair Carpets.
Floor Oil Cloths, 81 cts, so cts. 90 cts
Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Best Ply Carpets, so STYLES, all new,
Best Ply Carpets new styles
kuRs.Moquette, Velvet and Tapestry
Lace Curtains, new designs.
DRY GOODS.
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Sutine 25 cts
ladies' All Wool Cloth, Double Width rs eta
New Colored Cashmere5.
New Coored Silks.
New Black Silks.
New Black Cashmeres.
New White Flannels
New Cloth for Boys Suits
New Saline Prints.
New Table Linens.
New Canton Flannes.
New All Wool Blankets,
RECEIVING NEW FALL GOODS DAILY
% W So MS:
csc PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
60 SOUTH SIDE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AU,sscE,cn:s To-niy,,f

SATroNN THsATca--Btr low, Wilson i Com
2any's Ninstrrls.
1HEArER CoNIQUE--Variety and bUrleSqua
DRIVERS GARDES.-COncert Performance
ASSEEs SUMNER GAKDsN.-Concert
iEE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New Yor,
avenue, between 18TH and lith streets
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CITY ITEMS.
DYSpeNSiH.


WASHINGTON, Jan. s, 1882
Gentlnmen: have until recently suffered with
dyspepsia nearly all my life, and at times so bad
that everything ate disagreed with me; besides
had great oppression and heaviness about the
StOmach. Now, after taking two bottles or
Browns Iron Bltters, can eat anything, all the
heavy feeling has left, and already think it has
cone me more good than any medicine ever tried.
Respectfully, LOUIS A. RICHARDSON.
The Young Man Or Woman
VINO must forsake society because of notifying
freckles, tan, letter, pimples ana itching exoria-
tons OF the face, should use some Of DR.. Benson's
SNln cure. 1t cleanses the scalp and is good for
the toilet
Don't Die i'm the House.
"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches,
bedbugs, flies, ants moles, chipmunks, gOphers,
15c.
ssAIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in E-lb. "Ward" prints 40c. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, bUtterrnilk anu sweet milk.
&C. per ct Cream, 15c. pint
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Aan.~,u.n,s. Excavations. Etc.

NAr;oSA. T9EacER---bariow, Wilson & Corn
fSnys Aiastres tie giving attractive entertain
clcnlc ~ zee National
THfArsE C0aI9sE "A 1ns burlesQac and variety
cnse-ta.aIne ~; IS gwen st the CoEIique.
Ar DetySES GAR0eS this week q bin of unsur.
DesScG sycCiie.ce Is uEorss!
AsSE?, GARpxS.-The concerts at Abner's are
t1a: ntafoedi az 4 high 81 andar..
IN. aeDlNJ-oS SWIMMING SCEyoL Is open day
ARki e7sl.nS.
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REAL ESTATE SAIEs.-Duncanson Bros, auction
GERS, sold yesterday afternoon to close a copart-
nership part OF lot 3, in square $685. having front
OF ~ 1eet on 18th street east, with depth of so
property No lilo 18th street southeast, to D. +.
Ryon for g. $50 Also, parts OF lots II and IL, in
square ga fronting "a feet inches on 10th street.
OF 115 feet 1O inches, unimprOved. to X. B. Earn
shaw for $40 Also, part of lot 15 in square s74,
OF 115 feet inches, improved by two-story brick,
NO. 1907 G street southeast. to Camelia Schneider
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Has a License.

3o tAa Elts: OF TIE EyxSrsa STAR.
Ia teei.tsTost o: truth and In justice to me please
sozrec ths ssatainsns made IT. last evenings issue
- yoT pager, thst was doing business at 90 +
street northwest Without nceEsa
September s, 1854. w. o. DxSisoN
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FOR TOMORROW ONLY.-Fine embroidered null
ties. o., Sic, So; all silk Spanish lace fichus
&c, Soc, TO- fine India muii fichus 25c 39r ,
bargains IN line lleeS, Sc, &C.. TO-. 12:; ladies'
coiored Gordered hIhdkerchieiS &c, o.. Re- I5c
DaInmann'S, $50 1ta street northwest
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TIE THREE Bic DAYs.-The Oriole celebration
Is rapidly approaching, and everything has been
competed by tie gent leEcn in Charge. The mill
tary parade OF the S"cCnd day viii present Il fine
appearance. The following companies have de-
ciCed 20 take part: Company \, 18th y. G.. p of
Scranton, Pa; National Rifles. OF this city: Gar
fett Guards, OF Oakland, Nil; HagerStown Light
Infantry, OF HagerSjOITn. Md. Treadway Riff s,
OF St. Louis, Mo-; Bond Guards, of CatOnSyiila
Mo-; Company OF the Filth Maryland Regiment:
the Filth Regiment IN body: Grand Army Rnpub-
lie; the Baltimore RifiiS a; the Hrht Artillery
Blues; Norfolk City Guards, and others. The first
seven named are to contest for the prizes, ana
with the others viii be in parade The firelnen OF
Baltimore. the Relief Hook and Ladder Company
or Alexandria. Va. with apparatus AMI 40 men,
rade about 100 men under the marShalShip OF
MesSrs. Gay and Fry. The trade procession will
be very Interesting; over 20 representative trades
men are httiIs up wagons for Their display
The unvciling or the ArmStead monument
Will take place on the military day, the parade
attending the unveiling. A trained
choir OF two hundred voices. hinder
leadership OF Professor James VI. Deems. will rem
Der the following national airs: 1.-THE Star Spanr-
led Banner, "Gly Country Ills OF Thee" ..COiunl-
more), and TIE "StIrs AMI Stripes" Wilson Post
Dand VIII accompany the singers. The pageant of
Thursday cannot BE- exclaimed, as nothing is
known other than that th!rty-SiX OF the hand
soonest floats ever constructed VIII be in line
Frightened by thousands OF lights. To form any
conception or the grandeur displayed IN the paC-
cant Visit 20 the city OF enjOymE must be made
and 10 90 this our people should patroniZe the b.
and o., IL being the quickest. safest and most COM
1oftable route from this city To the carnival This
road Will issue Saturday or Monday special time
tables or the special fast trains also routes of the
parace5 AM Pageant. The tickets are TO be sold
at one-half the regular rate, or one fare for the
round trip.
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81 PER GALLoS.-Pure old rye whisky, IS cents
quart bottle: rich, pure and elegant McGea,s
wine store, foi 9Th street northwest
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1000 COMFORTERS.

We offer the largest size both sides Cocheco robs
print. white cotton filing. at 81 40. regular Price S2
The cold weather will come your winter
stock now.
81. 40 full size MARSEHLES SPREADS reduced to
Sl.20.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some of which soiled, ut less than half price,
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

SAFE DEPOSIT co.
GECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY,
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE
PERPETUAL Charter Act of Congress January I'D 1867
CAPITAL. $500. 600.
EcIts Safes for 500 year. takes ell kinds
OF Securities and Vauables Special Deposit at lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
CHARLES G. GLOVER, of Riggs 4 Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSELS, Treasurer
ALBERT L. STURTEVANT, Secretary
c. E. Nynsn. Asst. Secy
DIRECTORS:
Benjamin P. Snyder. Charles c. Glover
John Casseis, Henry A. Willard.
Albert L. Sturteyant Thomas Evans,
John q. Parke. au14
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WAMSUTTA SHEETINGS.

Best goods made reduced TO the following low prices:
ID 12e cents. Ga Is cents.
IA l1iR cents "a 20 cents.
"a 22s cents. lO-4 - cents,
These came directly from the Wamsutta hi Is and
are i'll length from one TO ten yards.
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OUR = - ladies' Kid button boots beats anythin..
In the city, at the Family Shoe Store, 3O5-O3S 1tH
'
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GENTS fine CALI Congress, or English walking
SHOES only & 49, 1T the Family Shoe Store 3O-3Ce
nh street.
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SCHOOL SHOES, from ~ cts. up, at the Family
She Store. 3Oe-3lS 1th street.
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FUSSELL'S Lee CREAM.

JOB LOT In school boys clothing at low prices at
HeIzoS's, 39S 9th street northwest.
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SAVE eyesight and dollars by consulting Hemp
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THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE EMPLOYEES
WHO WERE CHARGED WITH BEING UNLICENSED
BROKERs.-The cases against the three government
printing Office emplOyes-Frank Miller, Ephraim
Nash and James E. Bullock-tor being unlicensed
brokers, were called for trial in the Police Court
this morning. The case against Frank Miller was
called first Mr.. S. c. Mills appeared for the de-
PENDANT. and the testimony being insufficient the
case was dismissed. Ephratm Nash and James E.
day, as they were not ready for trial, which was
granted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to W. NJ
Wharton and Maggie Evett, OF Baltimore, Nd.
Jas OConnor and Arabella Young.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Makes CORSETS to order I'm every style and material
and guaran tees perfect fit aud comfort.
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand-m Unde-clothing Meripo UndervoaP
~ and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent Shoulder Braces aud all Dress Reform Goods
French Corsets aud Bustles. The ..IIercules" Sup
PORTING Corset for which Miss II. il special agent
and 81 Corset her own make, that for the price
cannot be surpassed.
N.B.-trench, German and Spanish spoLen ~
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TOMORROW, special sale OF xii gloves fine
ornamental card presented with every pair
Foster patent lace hook. Ia new fall shades IS: :
A-hutton Venus. t5t; S-button length, chamOs
reduced to 60. Dammann'S. 500 9Th street
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DON'T BE WITHOUT Harris Insect Powder \,
sDoison.
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THE EVENING STAR.
September s. 1852.
LOCAL MFNT,;;;;'y
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WARRINGTON. DC. Sept g, 1882 9:SD a. m
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
Weather, local rains in southern portions winds
shiftlny TO nofthery, rising barometer stationary
or lower temperatu z.
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WOODWARD & LoTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Are daily opening lines of Dry Goods in every de-
partent and prepared to name the lowest prices
Below We quote few special bargains:
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
100 CROCHET QUILTS. at 81. extra size. and worth
HUckABAc TOWELS. s1,75a dozen. Aneztra good
sH asf ssSsh towels. only
2oc. each. $3 dozen.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
"a bk6%S eASH f2SToA Ss y yds ss quality
81 BLEACHED SHIFTING, 25c. I'd. good quality.
w MITE WOO %s2t EElSSfhs s s "a 'd
isS M9S Std EER HR.EFs s5s I'd
FINE RUSSIA CRASHES. 124 and 15c. I'd.
MEMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
% Doz Unbleached HALF HOSE, superior quality.
Is DOE. Fancy Stripe English HALF HOSE, only &c.
10 Doz. Fancy Striped Ensiish HALF HOSE extra
10 D6z sofia haI [' HosE e5 worth 5oc per
so DSz De JOnyiIle sCAETs 2Se An extra special
20 ~, B BAls NE E3TRAoRD DzSa ..
equal to any 81 Glove, only 81. so.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
so Doz. Misses Colored Ribbed and Plain HOSE, full
50 Do 1es Msrss Fsnc and bsS only
g. ular made. only 25c pair
=. at SIC, 355s, A and sue: pair: $500.
% Doz Ladies Fancy Striped HOSE, fun regular
so boz Fancy striped Hose. with silk clockng. pairs
Is Doz Extra Fine Silk observation-disclosures HOSE.
Chidren's BLACK Lisle Thread HOSE.
isle i'm
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
chiefs 25c. each.
25 Doe. Gents Plain Mhte
100 D o.. LADIES' Printed Border. Hemstitched Hand
Linen a s a and c
Handkerchiets in fine assortment.
20 Doz. 24-nch White China Silk Handkerchiefs. an
extra quality, sod heretofore at 81 %. at only 81
HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.
We have just purchased line of Fine Matched Ham,
qcky Prices range from Soc to sa IS per
yard they S ci HPGpE E r Fsif MAINS
Ga Wool suitlnss. 9oc I'd, ca Wool suitings. 81
I'd These care are superior anaIits and worth
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
worth 90. 5s'inss Black cashneS: special bar:
ea'n' '0f SILK IT, DEPARTMENT.
Black Silk hh' FRfSf sp SEP 1aESHn
Ne" Ensa R1s sy s ID New
Stripes and Paids to match EmTroidered Robes. Six
Pushes &C.. special announcements Of which viii lie
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
s21 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. s21
OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. FIGURED
FRENCH LAWNS. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS.
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS
The largest assortment Of dawnsin Warrington. Pur
Colored Silks. navy blue dark green and other col.
Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from 81. 80
8. BIZ si!as m 81 60 g. 7S s7e
kkSt adSgh Tab Lac FOR curtains Is 20 asc to
P PiIss c NspLins. an linen. 7sc: dozen:
B B.ass s whs S snss pure WOOL 81 soo
Black and Colored Cashmeres pure wool. double
st sna %ss IL and hs sns ss
Sns vsilins. sbiscH ps1 .. T pure s WOOL 2sc.
cARTERs
CEcoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT. AND THE
- hiehest cash pr;css Isid: AS. Msts1es JsxslH
sssst nssr Rsansys l svsnns nssaS
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Special Weather RuIIc,In.
local RAINS CONING-

LOCAL RAINS COMING.
eEe chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
The following spec Il bulletin to the press: The
barometer IS highe IN the upper lake region and
lowest in the Cult .. Mexico. Appearances ind;-
cate cyclone apr lcning the gulf coast The
temperature has fai froia % to lee In Ontario
and the extreme ne invest The winds in the
lake region have So t,d to nOrtheIly. Cloudy
weather and rain ;:a;inue in the Ohio valley,
Tennessee and the EUf states. The following
this morning: Eistpo.-, 80; Montreal, go; Que
bee, 59o: Mt. Washir giOG. 80; Cleveland, Ole;
!Alpena, SO: Duluth: GO; s.: Paul, Gle; Denver,
report more than ono inch OF rainfall during the
past twenty-fGur hours: Charleston, Isl: Little
i-11 Sivl mn, 32i Local rains ere indi-
Gated for the east gulf and south Atlantic states
Ohio valley and Tennessee during to-day and to-
morrow.
POSITIVELY TOMORROW ONLY the following i'm
menSe bargains Will lie SOIL at L. GOlischIaid's
Sl2 9Th street, OTthweSt. Embroidered school
bags 1Oc; 2qf. COW red buckets &C.: of. 1Oc.; 4
Of 15c-: g0bl Is PC 4 dOZ.; handsome deco
rated French ehinI fruit plates 15c.; extra fancy
2Oc; " inch crystal glass fruit saucers 3Uc. per
doZ-: 8 each decorated china cups. saucers and
plates only $780, worth 81; handsome decorated
6 S1nsnlta giasS xas1' &c pair splttoons In
ira large 49,; school lunch baskets 1Ot.; fur
nished scholars companions 10c. extension drink
SaucerS extra large size only Fl y dCZ- engraved
Bohemian glass decant"rs with wine glasses to
10c-; row muffin pans Sc; real maiol,ca spoon
holders 2oc-; French china plates second quality
~ inch 25c de- 4 inch 60c-; inch zoe. !:
~ inch SEC: 8 inch 3D.; soup plates 8 inch SIC.
Il doZ; Chinese teIpoJS 15c.: l backing brush
with box OF backing 10c-; whSk brooms &C.;
10 at tin water buckets 49,; kitchen knives for
&C.; French china fruit ulcers decorated with
god fruit and flo"erS Sis = dOZ.; = dOZ. knives
and 1cr:S with cocoa handles only co.: extra
large size bread knives 10c.; 10 per cent discount
On travelling trunks, baby carriages and an I'M
mensc assortment OF the latest designs decorated
china dinner, tea and chamber sets.
The ORIOLE being close at hand we have decided
TO place within the reach of all the ladies new
pair OF Kid gloves at attractive prices
3buttOn OriOie gloves GGc., warranted
Shook lace terra Gotta, 10.
Also. a full line OF MouSquetaira, 6-button Ope-
Tas, and channels gloves.
II. j. BEHREND & Son,
SIS 7th street northwest.
Make 10 mistake in the number.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08
BLANKETS, BLANKETS,,

1900 pairs at less than replace them in five
case lots. We want fresh goods for Building;
therefore the sacrifice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-08

MILITARY GOING TO THE ORIoLE-The Washing
ton Light infantry, accompanied by SchI oeders
band. and the National Rifles, accompanied by the
Marine Dand, Will leave the Baltimore and POto-
mac railroad station by special train at a. M the
lsth instant 10 PARTICIPATE in the grand military
parade In Baltimore. The Washington Cadets,
Captain Fleetwood. last night considered the inv-
tation to participate in the competitive drill at
tue Orlole on the 18th inst, and accepted it