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day. a, 'nO" ie'' al Quebec Tues

day. '"es OF snow fell at Quebec Tues.
N'' 49,. ..s -, -. '"'S-
lIne Mutual Life-Jnsurancc Con,r
~ iofk has taken an appeal in - 90, ~
-, ;" .ue sensational Widow Mackerle-,di'"Om",i,'
States. ''' '"ur' OF the United
an " a,,a.,l. stcers, Of Dutch Kills. IL in
Sa,is "s'os'pl at seli-destruction. being dis-
,,,. ,'o1 WIN The tardy effect OF paris.
IN his brain. ''- bullet
nc boot and shoe factories at Non,r,o,
ar nearly all idle. The manufaciurcr, arn
a.Uut TO introduce machinery and crnrin,.
SITE 70 do the lasting tho striker. wcr,
another crank, who l. known az .Toh,
Sruhder. was charged Monday n, tho po IN
street Police Court with writing n Io,,"r
threatening the Prince of Wales and Wr
"'"ostonc. Crundcr was remandod
The United states steamer yo,,;o ,,h,.,
A., ~ oc'n undergoing repairs At Norfolk.
T rd,iii-, urWh 10 Hampton Road on
w. ,. ne meet sails on cruise 10 the
81 'hoie' about The 10Th instant.
me propeller Michisan. Of the Goodrich
L'h., which left Grand Haven. Michigan
'oi Mil"aukce sunday night. ha. no, hccn
ses Il since. and il is feared she wa. ,vrcct.
'u IN the storm on that night.
\ number Of small piece, Of do-ob
containing arsenic. were found mixed
WIN the feed stored for live stock ON The
iaTm 81 Lewis Adam. in Berk, county.
ia. Three hos nave died from the effect,
OF the poison. .
Eugene MURPHY. aged forty.nyc wears.
was FOUND dead Tuesday night in the
Wh.c.oi-plt 81 The Cohoc> y. " rolling
mills. lie had walked in 1t an unerardcd
point. "nd Tor twcnty-iOur hours had been
Whirling about q SHAFT.
Gilbert ". Narck. piano teacher and
financial secretary 81 the German order
6cImanla in New York, was arrested Tues
day, charged With cmh,zzlinc -. 000 al the
iunds oi the organization. Bail was fixed
1t $1,000. - r-...
The Board Of Trad. telegraph COMPANY.
M thlc1ec. on Tuesday obtained 20 tpmuo-
rary injunction against tine Western Union
Telegraph Company. restraining 10 fro.l
interfering with the poles or wirc, ~ tic
complainant.
~ Frankfort. Ky. MONDAY. Charlie T.
Tavlor. iraner'r ~ H. Wc..l,n f.,,,',,
Telegraph Office. and Francis MONTGOMERY.
MANAGER 81 ,be TaIsnior. .r,,,.o,,,'
nm olfsrcef;,r T'.,f.~,,. III -, :.
arrn' and Nfop.-.,r,-,. r.,.;.'5 '' Wv, ~.
fr.b ,-o,,,i S., III ANY,, "'
-, 80 az
.., 'i,sc'-i .'''i9 passed. lA!o'-h Louis
,'.',' ~ ou u',,.: ~ Ig'', i9t I'm
No. -, 49,, 80. W." 'H,. u i''''!'
. ''.I,' i'',', .-. Wv Vl''- H.
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iELEGRAPHIC NEWS
10 TnE DisPATcH FROM ALL FONTS.

"'"''ai washington Ncws-tongrcssionaI
Proceedings rday-Appointment. by
'he fFesident-ACoIiege Destroyed BY Fire
Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Contes,s-Ter-
r'hie Explosion Of n Propeller. Boiler
Near New Orleans; Eleven Lives Los, and
>ixOthcr CasuaItles- EIection-rraud CASE,
Disposed or in Nor;h Carolina-A Fright
ini Railroad acknowledgements Events
In the Old World. Ac.
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New IOrs Ille-.l
susan e. Naciarlan and Walter :. o.
lurgh were playmate- IN fremont III tncn
rhHdLood. and were taught TO iooh upon
ole another a. future wife ana hu,'' ..,.,,.
mi. relation pleased them when they rev rev,
uo. and they became bctrotheu' Ao ','-,.
80 YEAR ago No-burgh married aho ~
eid. and HI. peridy 80 incensed si's1
Naclar.an, nov cood-lookins maiden ,,..,. o.
b yoor.. tha, .he sued him IN the Marine
count Tor breach Of promise Of maiIlaS,,'
h,ing her damage al $4,000. No-Dursi, J.. :
defence wa. that Miss Maciarian bIoSr
m. engagement herself. AID deliberately
q. .ayc him the mitten." she denleq ! 'ni,
anon the witncss-stand Yesterday, ana toiu
ber tale 81 bliehted affection WIN mum
,opposure. but when she got through nc
f,inted. By Judge Nehr6as's order m
,ga. carrled out Of the courtroom 70 lhe
Cnvernor's room. When she had IecO' :
cred her cop.ciousncss sbe returned to 'he
eonrt-room. but there the testimony Oh
Vo.bnrgb 30 affected her that she tainted = !.
.econd time. The jury gave her 'e'"'''
for $50 damages.
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The Steamer Excelsior or Again.
[speclal lelegran p &c nIspateh.l

T@ptFIiI IIItIsilIIf y VT II'IIII'W'I
NEWPORT NEWS, December 6.-The EX-
celsior. which sank in Hampton roads on
Monday night. passed sewelfs Point. with
several tugs alongside and ahead. being
towed TO Norfolk. The cargo was landed
on Tuesday by Bakers salvage Company
and shipped to Washington that night.
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rrish.fui steamboat Explosion.

new ORLEANS. H.. December G.-Thc
boiler Il the propeller Morning star, ply
ing between this city and MAGNOLIA planta-
ton, exploded about . O'Clock this morn
mg 90 BellMr plantation. Of II persons
ON board 3 were KILLED. : drowned. and q
badly. if not fatally. -called. The steamer
sunbeam Vs.. near by. and at cnne r.
turned 10 the rescue and brought The
wounded % this city. They Were sent 10
the hospital. Jack Johnson (whitel. tira-
man. and seven colorcd rou-tahout- Were
drowned. TIL t:n-d ~, Henry Kaiser.
Eancy Gardiner Dcol.red). and child
named Joseph Smcl,rin. The badly
,calded are Eugene Pennywiih, the III
ginecr; jamc. Ryan, boiler-maker; Mary
Miller .coloredh passenger; Frank Holt
and Wilium Frantz. employee 81 the boat;
and sarah Young.
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no.r.,I,nnin ro,f.Onice ROLLED.

PorTsrowS. Pa. December o. The
po,,-ofiice II thi, place was broken iato h,t
ni.ht and robbed Of about so in silver ana
p.npie-. and over $500 worth Of stamps.
me .aif wa. blown open with powder. but
the registered letters in itwcre not touched
nor were any Of the other letter, in the o.
IT, There i no clue 10 he robbers.
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Ohio Congressional Contests.

C0IrMBUs. O., December G.-Ihe etait
Canvl--ing Board. ia the WaIacc-Mchin-
lev contest I'm tie Eighteenth ongr,-'ional
district. decided thi- morning Tat Mchin-
lev .Rrp.l was elected by ci-ht majority
and i.-urd certificate % election accord
inclr. In the seventh district Gorey
Rep wa, declared elected, and in the
Twelfth Hart Rep There were no ot'ef
nurIL-f.-
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The Transit OF venus.

WASHINGTON, December G.-ReportN r.
celyed show that the transit Of Venus 10
day Wa invisible 1t Greenwich, anu az
Utica only glimrses were obtained through
lie clouds. VI Howard Observatory salts
factory observation was made. Successful
dissertations were made here at the Oo-
,sryatOry.
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4 Body Forud After Five Years.

MAum CHUNK. Pa, December Ga
body, believed 10 be that OF David Morgan.
who disappeared IN 1877, was found yes
tcrday in No. mine Of the Lehi9h Coal
and Navigation Company. NJ LandsfOrd.
PA. The body was well preserved. though
the mine has only Just been eSiiugui,hcd.
after being On fire for more than wear.
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College Burned.

BEDFORD. ISD., December 6.--eiA" nee
College. ten miles south Of tnis place, wa
burned Monday night, with H. museum o.
Indian curio-itie-; valued at slO,VOo' IL
is supposed to have been caused by AN M ~
cendiarv. None Of the property was III
surat
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Is Telegraph.


S.,y l0Hh. Dee.uit-r s'-Aoo.'.-e.o-s :, a'h
- ~-,t. Money. pcr cent ffri'.N
Long. 47s,; -h'rt ts3s' sti'r '-',,"' - -ni
III ,nt nrchlLgpi. GONelnmtH. fhtt ah|
r..s.tag.- EScfange, AS; "o' erni.eii''
- "a higher. neS 81, l't.- Hr7 - 10
,ItoI' - A. 1905. Naufy, Cos frr r"li..
rtaord II g. -fatcs auu. lNt.rss 80 -tsr-
Sctn .lp- COS. cure ucY, - .upo.
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2lflmond 9lspatrh.
Observation-Disclosures :. 1880
Six Suicides i'm Ba,s,moro
SAD RECORD or sELF-pESTRrcr,o> 20,
rOUR PAYS N THE MONUMENTAL 49,, VI

4 SAD RECORD or SELF-pysrprc-r,o,.
FoUR pays IN THE MONUMENTAL. CRY VIZ
The following is taken from Tho nv,
more imertoga Of YESTERDAY. "''"-
There have been six suicides I, NJ,
more within the last four davs ec,.or.f 80, =,
these have been attended with rc,,,i;ar, ~
horrible features. The fir>t wss H.. =,
Nicholas NCibeck. who on Ssiurda,. - ~
himself IN hi 81 dependency from, ~
los, ~ his wife and son and his inability 20
get work. william Scharf ran away fro-,
hi- fclow-Worsmcn on SUNDAY in Soufh
Ratimorc, and before they could fnIiy
re5ize WHAT ne was doing. threw himself
INTO inc water ana was drowned. He Was
suffering rom temporary alteration ~
mind. ms suicide Was followed on Mon
day hS thc>c OF John W. Dorsey. who was
driven 20 The act by di>appojufmc,, -,
love. and q WarwicS ". Buiicr. Who -
do,nOndeut over the past life he had Ia
and his fathers diSpleasurc. To his Gov.
rihit record two names were added ves,cr-
Gsy- ,hc~c 81 John McGariple ono d.
prominent journalist in this civ and
Lazarus hcrzbers. an old man past lo,,r.
score.
John HGARIGLE HANGS HIMSELF
John hcGarislo. a man well known
t,ror, bout The city on account Il h;. con-
necfiou 20 different times with CITY nevvs-
rptr,. committed suicide at his r,.ilcnr,
y IS south Ann street. Tuesday cvonin,,
o. hanging himself. lie came home alouf
b o'clock yesterday afternoon i'm good
spirits. ard told his wife that hc W., c0in..
ur-,tAir> % lie down. About a quarter
.l.r II O'Clock bis Wife went upstairs. a.
she saws, q awaken him. and found him
HANGING ana ntt.t>>. SIC Immediately.
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,,,,,.a while Crossing the Track.

WATERFOWL. n. u, December 6.-Den's
Rrownen. OF Norwood. was instantly killed
last night while trying 10 cross The track
ahead 81 4 train.
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tl.u--Nf puntc. Fine. 49, -3..1. sugar.
fI.. $3.50. 1913: extra. tt.T5 s-sA.~j. lDnl-
... ..i.ils. 80 500 Patent iaulir. stestG.1 %.
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The retention Of any "a.te hiA Nu,., 80 ~
.ystem produces injury. Ihs cP 9.' ,,,ne n
.,pblcem (" or diseased mueus ~ s,n
cold OF throat affection should % pioaI ar" 4
removed. DIR. Bulls Cough syn"p other
more quickly and efieetuhll! '"a'' Any ''
cough .srup made.
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By rcic-rr pa.


1855 1'Gh. N,''H'tr Go uth". ~ 4 'tr-
- iiie' uplald-, t+c.. orleans, iu '-lnt.'
..n-.h'afri rCi IfceIlts f-.el~ nt'r efp.i..-
-o N.'a. britain. 1850 nae 10 f"no'- 1;'i9
a., Am On ,t ''' ,.',',o, n, f.Ir rgtrs.
st45r .5i5. goot 90 choice extra, 5000.
$500 Whe.t-Cish lots . ~ r. lover; No.
.rriu. nominal. uugl-iat,i rect. SO. tfl.ln. Ne.
= res. D.,,mh0r r. sl.n-'- ~ GO. Com opened
o.. lower. -ut-ciueutly recovered nom the
decline and advanced ..a l1c- closing Ntu, a -
tr'iou II hr.c., ungrat,i 80 - g., 10. -
80 -N 49,. southern Ntl ~ btffn e. 'at- SOD
~. higher nul moderately acn'e; ~. = -;
. tD q Null, muse thti 'hi NtAh. ''-'' - t"'
1nt unchanged. sugar lull ana n'mlhtily hn,
changed: ihr l. good i,hu.A 'r,~f'. t', ",
easier. y ii,.,s lilaes ahH Ih i'if etIilAl ~
Drltih' fv@p &C.. hI.. st",.' -.u or li ~
rl.r,lt n, sI75aEie5. lurrenfIrc nrm A.
Sos Sic Hoo quiet I,dstc.Gy. wool tul and
l.Ity. pnIA gn4ft and lrlI frm. pics un1l-
tered. -ai.- 90 rev mo-. -I0t. a. ~. Aiddle-
tull and nominal long clear. lcc. I.ala = .-Jc.
hilhcr, trade 'ult mole i-' -,l'a ~, l,iri.
SCAM. -iNi' 90 fli.t.' ." ..flf-' - l'ivf
sIl-Ns Doc i-Ntr li.NDNf 'tFt .hAA''
slO.p2 flN.H' r,ahc'i Gn. 80 q : Loo 'p"''
eminent titl cit. o. IiFtff .'l ir.LcI-
uATrriORF.
r,rrr,org. nccenh,r c.-Fiour ,.,aa, sud
ro-, active. lloa. rl,I,et ana weston -upcf ane.
%. ss.7j. eNiIl. s3.e1 $50. IA ~, go"
sj.Tj: tits MILL slltr.n' 80. - 'NIr''
>i.-J f5.sJ T.. buad-sJ.1j. "he.l-e' hth-
.rn lower: pett,ru easier sli quef. .gu,Aern ret.
land. sl.D-, .l.N0t ". HeftTu Winter roll
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extension OF the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way to point on the military lands at
Fort Monroe. Referred.
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POgT oF 81, dslONp, DEcENElA e. l-'-
rstLGD.
Steamer sria. 1iGord. Aoro,a, lr!isf -'su>
MALL mtrrhau.iiss. aud l .f o.. rss, y &. ff't'-'
sul.nut.ucflt
FORT cF NEWPORT NEWS. Do 9. lshz.
By TdegnpbI
AEEfyEp.
~-..,...r Lnfay. -chsulerleEn, old IInt anb
fl-..~t.g lsrthanGiac sud i-.7- en~ers- : i-ft.,-
r... ~ anl OHIO Ealiway Company and '-lai IN
rrfgfD.. a., 80 -.
-teallsr ArcUnlac. Dtik. rlerclisn diee ..'i 80
.enFtf. -fli. hfa &C., Chesapeake and 'ua' h~''N'f
.t..trtuy .sul .tlls-i 90 fslurnl. IN
.f..rrr Northampton, ncC-rrsci. NHff,.iAs
tf.f ri ltl-. and pas-su9Nr-- thf-4fcfAt ana 'ii"
~ 'l,..t, ssut.any isud .alic, un rrtsrai.
schooner Howard Wilkins. hyE 'tn h'ie,
l.hi. o. load coal. CHESAPEAKE aaa ono hsh~~'
Company.
steamship luana. ia tsuga, Liver 81 fIniA S"'-
ya.tcu. COLON. hEslag iken on Iesl coal.
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.IIDNEy-NoRi.
: KIDN Wv o x i 8
= NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." F
CONSTIPATION.

10 other d-ea.e !. - pr nG no remedy ely
country a. S n16 le ' Celebrated KIDNEY
n, eyes =, cure. Whatever the eaass MIN vii
MOh di, nj, The case this 'e'"''' VI"
z overcome 81 ,..,...siug complaint T. very !.
PmEs-l 'o'Iii sstd Win Constipatoni I.
e ;; 5s9s 81 s I'd iii" 81
? part. and quiesiy sn. aud medicines have
O,1ers f i1i ,oa have clber Of iAr-e lIo1o-I'
: Price 81.
KIDxEY-w or T. : I
z foe Io.ru,rh.vlas,'Apol . .
--- crrn-l0 BAGS Cholo'
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The share speculation op.ned strong SUD Tric,~
showed an ADVANCE Il SAILS fnCm yeeterdsys
closing quotations. The market, though dnil. con-
iinufl strong during the carly dealings. and ~
about 1880 O'Clock recorded an advance ranging
from % "a. IN which Northwest, Union
Pacific. =. Paul. New Jersey Central and
Wabash preferred were ti.u most couspicu-
0us. Aiter This speculation became Very
DUN and ihe market itafHroic.s- IN The
e r. after which Northwest preferred ~oli
uU -.elu The remainder cf The list under tho ioai
u Reading s.. 30 tie late trade rarf nf thi>
wa- in.t. af'cr which tho market advanced "a ~
Die close. and closed strong "a ln o. vance tn The
das ~ Transactions a. -a .i anc.ri ilt-. Tic
'nf most prom .neut tftrrin. RichDord and Pan
Vile. however. ., lower. Transaction, 9rgre-
gated $500 -harC-.
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BALTIMORE. December G.-NlFni. C.. &C.
fCrrf.i, le. consolidated. or: scccld series.
SS Ua-l-dae coupons. 90. nv l1-fO'-. fjf.
Nl tH-GIF.
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,,,,oruy srEp.-iO BAGS CH = pr.
tMiph loS Isl Az s!ehlS 4 w.
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MILWAUKEE.

NIfwsrEEF. DecCmitr 6.-Fi.rf quiet ans
Unchanged Wheat quiet; No. sll~auk,r hard.
M. IN. ash. aLd lJ.,,fIn Hifc., January.
gE =. 40. Ml~aLkes. 77c.; 40. 4. $50. Corn
.-,.., and ln fair demand; ~. 2. So r., ucN,
an. Otf- gulei and unchanged NJ. .. SOC. 2
whlte. 3~m3ec. Provision bigil'F. N''@-iffh'
sl-5S c..h aUt Ieceu4b.f. 1870 January
Tr--i-Prilr, sf,rIn. 5000 cash aud nsctulhsr'
81 u hmm. HlE- arml. % s..aA Z tj.3U.
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P0RT oF KiVdNONn, DrefMhll' . To.
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WASHINGTON. December 6.-lac Heofgh
delegation have decided TO have January
10Th set aside for eulogicr upon senator
Hill.
The President sent the following noml-
,.tiops In the Senate to-day Brigacier-
General John Pope 20 be Maior-General;
colonel Ronald :. Mackenzie. Fourth
cavalry. 10 be Brigadier-GeneIaI, ana !, q
Ionc III OF other promotions affecting all
@rade, Of the army from second lieutenant
10 colonel. H.. II
Morgan. OF Louisina, TO be se ,i o.
I'eeation Of the United States TO Mexico;
Tho monitor Puritan was successfully
Ionnched at Chester. Pa, to-day.
The monitors Pas>aie, Moniauh, and
Nantucket have been ordered OUT OF COM
Rear-Admiral stanley (retired) died here
last night. .,
Virginia, introduced bill authorizing the
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CITY ITEMS.
Hats for Warmer Weathe

Hats Tor Warmer Weather.
Gentlemen's Pearl Cass. Derbys, 81, $3.50, s.;
Splendid assortment OF Gentlemen's Straw Hats;
Probably the best variety in Washington.
Boys Boys and Children's Straw Hats; all styles,
School Hats, 25, so and IS cts, at Lewis, 'One
Price Cash Store $40 18th st. NV, established 1863
N.B.-Price plainly marked in each Hat 2
Nervous H observation-disclosures Weakness.
Nervous Debility is promptly and permanently
cured by Aliens Brain Food-$1 per package, 6 for
S. At Druggists, or free by mail on receipt of
price, from JOHN H. ALLEN, 317 First Avenue, NY
SToTT CROMWELL, Agents, $50 Penn'a avenue.
Backache
Is almost Immediately relieved by wearing one
Carriers Smart Weed and BelladOnna Backache
Plaster. Try one and be free from pain. 25 cents.
The Beauties
OF the face OF women are often obscured by tor
ment1ng humors. easily got rid OF by using DIR. c.
W: Benson's Skin Cure. 1t heals eruptions OF the
skin or scalp and renders the cutfcle smooth and
fair. An excellent toilet dressing.
A Delightful Sensation
in the region OF the palate is experienced by those
who quaff eXhflaratfng Hub Punch. 1t is delicate
combination OF old liquors with fruits OF SurpaSS-
Ing richness.
Before
dancing put your feet In good order by using Ger
man Corn Remover. 25c. Sold by druggists.
Kidney Disease.
Pain, Irritation, Retention, Incontinence, De-
posts, Gravel, &c, cured by "Buchupa1ba." 81.
Depot, Stott Cromwell
r "AIderney Dairy Wagons.o
ond Ga1a i bneteT enmrned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk
&c. per OF Cream. i5c. pint
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 7:35 D. m. and
exiting uiShed at 500 a. IN.
At the meeting OF the PENNSYLVANIA Ranuhltca n
association q W. Oyster, president) last evening
The report OF the committee recommen ding a ioint
meeting OF the two state associations was adopted
new committee, consisting OF A. L. Glass, John
X Randall and George NJ. Brown, was appointed
=; !. =. Willard has purchased the II ooe building
future. 49, -'
Yesterday afternoon Officer Harlow found an
Old eoiored man named Armstead Reed, on the
Avenue, near 18th street, quite sick. He took him
70 the Emergency hospital, where he was treated
Tor apopleXy Dy DE- Parsons, and afterwards he
was removed 70 the Freedman's hospital
George w. Connell was fined $50 or 60 DAYS I'm
jail by Judge Smell, this morning, for fast driving
Frederick Fuller and Arthur Dyson, two small
boys, were fined s. or days In Jail by Judge SHELL
today, for trespassing on the Capitol park
son, three eoiored girls, were in the dock at the
Police Court, this morning, In tears Onicer Grant
testified TO arresting them for dsOrderIy conduct
IN front Of bail room on 10Th street at midnigbt
last night They were all committed for Is days
, The Baltimore American OF to-day says: Rev.
r L. ChappeEe. pastor OF St JOseph'S church
Howard and Barre streets, arrived in Baltimore
about 3:So yesterday afternoon from his European
tour, and will leave for Washington to take
OF 81 Mathews church as soon as he can complete
his arrangements here.
Rev: Father Fulton, pastor Of St Aloysius
church, who left here a few weeks ago for a tour
through the north TO raise money to help pay the
debt on ST Aloysius church has been very sue
Capt II. I. Brian, who was recently reinstated
py MT Rounds TO his old position OF foreman of
pruning at the Government Printing Office, was
oanquetted last evening at the Arlington by q
number OF his old associates at the Office
At the meeting OF the Woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society at the Metropolitan NJ 4. church yes
terday. Mrs Bishop Andrews presiding addresses
were made by Mrs Duane, Mrs Foxweil, Mrs. M
II. Mcknight. Mrs. Dr. Dexter, Mrs. Cummings.
Ms. Sets, MIS- Belle Hart and others.
The drawing exhibition at the Sumner school
yesterday afternoon was largely attended and the
e0orts OF the pupils were highly praised
TEE CHANGES AGAINST Ex-MARsHAL RussELI.-
II. Brewster Cameron, OF the Department OF JUS
tice, to-day filed in the Criminal Court In amend
ment afndavit and copy OF the charges against
Stfllwell w. Russell. late marshal OF the western
district OF Texas. and the hearing was nxed for
Tuesday next
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nRESS GOODS.
SILKS, SATINS.
CARPETINGs AND MATTINGS.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.

INDIA LINENS In all qualities.
DRESS SILKS in all cofors at 81.
SURAH SILKS. in all colOrs, at Soc.
NUNS YELLING. in all colors IS. 80. SIC,
BLACK DRESS SILKS, good qualify at 81 81 a. 81 10
6 OH F., For BOYS, SUITS, Is. 81, soc
SPRING DRESS GOODS. 12,Sc., &c., 20 and 25c.
LAWNS In an the new patterns at Sc.
Best MADRAS GINGHAMS. 1Oc, l2c
Lined PARASOLS. gilt ribs and Spanish lace 81 and S.
LADIES' CLOTH. In all the cOloys.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. HANDKEkCHIEFS, ETC., etc.
Best ALI-WOOL LACE BUNTINGS, 26c.,
CLOTH for Gents wear, spring styleS, &c.. &c., a.
~ yards wide SHEETING COTTON, 36c, -
Dotted and figured SWISS.
PERSIAN LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS.
RUNNER SILKS. striped. &c., CO.,, 76c.
EXTRA LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS no sr.
Let IRON. PRICES MARKED DOWN 70
REDUCE STOCK.
At TOWsONS,
sss PENNsyLvANIA AYxHuR SOUTH SIDE.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.



NATIONAL THEATER.-''The Princess Of Bagdad. ~
CAPITAL THEATER.-Variety
THEATER COAIQUE.-Variety.
ABSERS SUMNER GARDEN.-Coneert
DRIVERS GARDEN THEATER--Summer Night En-
tertdinmenti.
LINCOLN HALL-Mother Goose Reception and
Fan Drill
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DRY GOODS.
CoLoRED SILKS, NAVY BLUE,
DARK GREEN.
BROWN AND OTHER CoLoRS
FIFTY CENTS.

Immense aescrtnent Of Black Silks So g. IS ST. q.
81 70. $i6O. N15. - Back and White Striped Silks,
soc. Colored Surah Satns, 75c.
Colored Cashmeres light blue and pink. pure wool.
wide. double width, Soc.
Nuns yelling. pure wool, al coors. SOC.
width, Soc.
Beautiful French Lawns large assortment 25c
100 pieces fine quality Scotch Ginghams al new
styles, 25c.
Colored Cashmeres. spring shades half wool l2kc.
Honey Comb White Quilts, 75c. Black Velvet 81.
width, 37xc
Bleached Table Damask. pure linen, SOC.
Black Cashmere Shawls, pure wool, 81.
Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from 81. so
to$1.
Piano Covers, silk embroidered rs.
Cloth for Men and Boys wear, soc. to 81. so.
Dinner Napkins, 75c. dozen.
Checked Dress Goods, black and white blue and
white, blue and gold. green and gold and brown and
white, Csc.
CARRIERS
milo III MARKET SPACE.
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SOME new features tonight: Capital Theater.

SPECIAL SALE-AutOgraph and scrap albums
from the great New York Koch Sons fire and un.
derwrfterS sale. Immense bargains. Also, photo
graph albums for fall trade, and box papeterieS
sue saturday from IL to 3 O'Clock, at VIM. 4.
Yates Co. S, Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
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For SATURDAY ONLY.-G2c. corset at 49,; linen
towels. &C.; ladies' fancy hose pr. for 25c.; chill
dren's, same price; full regular fancy hose, CSC ;
ladies' ace-top Isle gloves, 25c pair ladies' hand
kerchiefs, fancy BORDERS and &C., at Clark'S 732
9Th street.
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AssIGNEEs' SALE-The attention Of builders,
contractors and the hardware trade is directed to
the advertisement OF Walter B. Williams Co.,
auct10neers, of the stock OF hardware at 62 Penn
Sylvan1a avenue northwest This opportunity
should not be missed. Sale peremptOry and daily
at 10 a. m. and Z 80 D. IN. See advt.
THE FRENCH MINISTER'S SALE.-The French
Minister'S fine wines, carriage and horses and
general stable paraphernalfa will be sold tO-InOr-
row at his residence, commencing at 10: 80 O'clock
and all other articles sold and not called for Will
be closed out at the same time There will be no
pOStpOnement On account OF the weather.