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CARPETS.
CARPETS. cARpE
CHOICE NEW STYLES

CARPETS CARPETS
CHOICE NEW STYLES
so styles ply Carpets bright beautiful patterns
IS cts, 30 cts, IS cts, 80 cts.
Is styles best American Brus sels beautiful styles all
this season, Is cts. 80 cts. IS cts. 80 cts, IS
cts. 81.
Best Body Brussels choice bright Styles at low prices
rs styles Ingram Carpets, all designs. 81 cts. 30
cts. 60 cts. 70 cts
Floor Drnggets beautiful designs. in all Sizes S. Sc
81, IS, 81, SO.
Hal and Stair Carpets to match.
Floor Oil Cloths. all widths from 81 cts 80 cts 60 cS
Moquette. Smyrna. Velvet and Tapestry Rugs.
Making and Laying Carpets. 8 cts.
Carpet Lining cts. yard.
Lace Curtains. new sty les.
u OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS ARE
NEW DESIGNS THIS SEASON,
TOwsO MS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
sla South Side. Near Center Mraek
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DEEDS IN FEE have peen recorded as follows:
VIM. King, ct all trusteest to A. H. Herr, real estate
In Georgetown: $500. JAS McKinny to Martha
Louisa Keithley, part lot 4, So. 999; $780, JAS L.
SO. 343; $1,000 Geo. p. Gon, trustee, to VIM. G.
Stoil"r, original lot 10, So. SIC; 1,O5O. NJ. NJ
Rohrer to j: A. HAYWARD, pit. So 1859; $257.9O
J. r. Htrrell to d. Scthoron, subs. &c, n and y,
same; 8. John Stewart to H. L. Davidson, 81
lots + 10 il, So So. $500 T. to Eila Carroll, lot
8, So $50; = l. F. MeIntire to Nicholas Wat
W. j; Johnston. undivided half interest 10 parts
Main. lot Il, 50. s,5: h v. f. Main n IN to
Cornelia A. Osgood, same property; $500 and
trust trust Cor, cornelia osgood to W. H.
Eleanor A. Hare to James D. Cameron, all of SO.
1888; $4,000 Charles ID. Fowler to j. H. A. Neu-
haus pit 2, So III: s737. John Mclean, lots 1877 to
isl. tni0ntoWn; $3.50 Carusi q Edwards. trus-
ecs q M t asPsy II sue 10, S
j. Newton to Henry Orth, sub. 127, So 365;
1850 T. KoOnes to B. Corklsy, pts "a and s. so.
5lS; sfsa Theo. F. Sargent to Henry Jones Cam
neld; pt II, So r. q $50, John Buckley to Tmo-
Hazard Mccoy, sub. z, So SsS: g. Joshua Fol-
lansbee to Charles G. Mueder, SUBJ 4, So 676;
SsI.S Margaret Z. HOge to Solomon G. Hoge,
sue; =, SO. 41s; 81 900 Joshua Hill to Josephine
- Noones, pit "a and Is, So 5O6; 81 500 NJ. Bailey
70 Frederick Koones, pit. 3, so. 5T6; $4,000 j. =
Lehman to Edward Smith, pit sub. IS, So 676: $500
Dennis +. Ryan to Camilla Schneider, pt sub is.
SO. 974; $1,000 Geo. E. Hamilton, trustee, to JOS
ct al, trustees, To Chas. Walter, pit. 81 res A:
$500. ID. f. RyOn to B. B. Earnshaw, pts II and
IL, So g'4; $40. Russell N. Boyd to Anna NJ. Cole
lot lot 80 So; 40; $3.50 s C. Pomeroy ct al, trus-
$500. Eliza Gray, formerly Mitchell, to John Be-
fold, same property; $375.
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NEW YORK PHOTOGRAPH CoMPANY's SUMNER
PRIcRs.-One large picture for framing, ST.; dupli-
cate copies, so cents each; fine imperial cabinet
portraits, 81 per dozen card-sZe portraits, 81 per
dozen. Good work guaranteed. G23 9TH street.
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.'AIderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 1-1b. "Wardn prints 4Oc DER H.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&c. per OF Cream, 15c. pint
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DRY GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER.
Ar .le Il Fcule an coors: e 5sc.. wOrths.
F FILL line G Gsshme'ss =. t he new sS shades
ssss 81 ssSs sny as
e = q e. soosn' early
B'ek si sss o oS I'll liz
Bses s s.sn s. u s. fy s.: 81 shsSs
WHITE GOODS.
Ra CO
saa DGs from fsas IS e Ss pail.
lO.4 sheetng. Is. SO and size. ''
Al MAKES ,s0& ase a. Cheap can be h.
We sell Very fine Damssk ToSeis at H. s.. Sc and 50
Good large size Blankets at S.
Better blaness t 4 s. c & sns is
We make SUIT e order guarantee fit and will save
We make Shirts to order guarantee fit and save you
Shirts resdy made at e5, 75 81 and sl.25.
Merlno Underwear for Gents and Ladies, both White
Hosiery. Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Umbrellas, aossa-
ss-We viii sell as Cheap as any house in the city.
LUTTRELL Il WINE,
sl4-2w 1880 PENN'A AVE, Cor 10Th STREET.
PEAL BARNsLEY TABLE DAMAsKs,
ga WIDE, ATS
Sss sp'sRSs 'aE M
appreciate durability and appearance.
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Choice colors in SILKS. PLUsHEs, vELvETs and
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED ROBES IL very
and dntf Rs BLACK SILKS of every
s MOURNING GOODS in the largest ssso. tment Of
choice fabrics to be found In the city.
~ ONE PRICE.
". NJ. SINISTER & SONS
91s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. SO
OUR IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, FIGURED
FRENCH LAWNS. FIGURED LINEN LAWNS.
FIGURED AMERICAN LAWNS.
white all Linen Lawns only 25c.
Coored Silks. navy blue. dark green and other COL
ors SOC.
Handsome Black Brocade Silks reduced from 81 so
toS1.
Black silks immense assortment so. g. rs. 81 cts..
81, $i.25 81. so, 10. So.
Nottingham Lace for curtains Is. 20. Csc. toSl.
Bleached Table Damask, al linen, SOC.
Dinner Napkins, all linen. 75c dozen.
Black Cashmere Shawls. pure WOO. 81 to $40.
Double White Blankets, 81.
Black and Colored Cashmeres pure wool double
width, 37k to 75c.
Nuns yelling: pure wool, dn pink. use;
Coored Cashmeres, in pink and light blue. 5oc.
Pure Silk and Wool Black Grenadne reduced toSl.
Black and White Striped Silks, SOC.
Nuns Yelling. (black. all pure wool. 25c.
CARRIERS
je8 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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FCssELL's Ice CREAM.

CHEAP GUNS, muZzle and breech- leaders, new
ana secondhand. at Herzogs, 30S 9Th street, near
Pennsylvania avenue.
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FAMILIES resumfng housekeeping and others are
invited by the s. y. Tea Co.. 103 seventh street. to
test the superior qualities OF their teas and coeeS.
present given with every pound.
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MEN WHO WORK IN SUNMER.-Whie some en-
JOY holiday, IL is the lot or others To work as hard
In summer as In winter. Men who are exposed
are frequently the victims OF SunStrOke, collie,
Cholera nOrbuj, and other undesirable diseases
AT the Portsmouth navy yard there have been
many sudden cases OF crlmp and collie among the
men. Port Nate john l. Eennard writes that he
has experienced complete relief by the use of
Perry Davis Pain Killer, and that he advises his
men never to be without this vauabl remedy,
either on land or at sea.
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The entire Marine band and full drum corps will
play the Memories OF the War" at Drivers benefit
tomorrow night
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/, 900 CoMFoRTERs.

We offer the largest size both sides best Cocheo rohs
print white cotton filling. at 81 40. regular price 81.
The cold weather viii soon. procure your
stock now.
s2.4 full size MARSEILEs SPREADS reduced ID
&l.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
some Of which soiled. at less than half price.
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AN elegant souvenir for every lady at Drivers
benefit tomorrow evening.
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1T IS A SOLID FACT that the only really sure
cure for diseases OF the kidneys, liver, bladder,
ETC., is Hunts remedy. Never known to fail
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Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Buchupaiba-n
81. Depot, StOtt & Cromwell. 6
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For WALL PAPERS, window shades, &C., go to r.
w. Henderson Co., 1113 street.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Anrsenlents Tonight.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"T The Galley Slave"
NEW THEATER COHIQCE.-Variety.
DRIVERS SUMNER Enthusiastically perform
0nce.
ABNER'S GARDEN-Concert
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL. New York ave
hue, between 18th and 14th streets.
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HARRY L. WEEKS, dealer in stoves, tlnware,
crockery, and auction job lots generally, has re-
moved to No ST 18th street northwest, third door
north OF street, sign OF Red Flag. call invited.
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"MEMORIES OF THE WAR;" intersperSed with fire
works. ut Drivers tomorrow night
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Sl.NN Reward

&IsO<V Reward
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated
or .protruding Piles that DeBing's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by J. p. Miller, NJ d., 91j
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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CARD.-IIeibrun'S shoe house, No. 400 7th
street northwest, will be closed on Saturday, the
- inst. until O'clock pm, when it will be re-
opened VITA the best selection and greatest bar
gains In gents, ladies' misses ,and chdrenS shoes
ever offered i'll this city.
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Mr. J. p. SOUsA VIII Lead in person at Drivers
benefit tomorrow night.
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BLANKETS! BLANKETS,!

I, 500 pairs at less than replace them In i've
case lots. We want fresh goods for Building;
therefore the sacrifice.
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Special Weather BulIetin.

he chief signal ofIicer OF the army furnishes
The following special bulletin TO the press:
the barometer is highest In the ST. Lawrence VAL
ley, and lowest In the Rio Grande. An OF
high barometer Is entering the United States from
the Saskatchewan valley. The temperature has
fallen from 90 to 10 In New England, from
u TO 20 In the Middle Atlantic states, and
from 80 TO 100 In the OHIO valley. Cloudy
rainy weather continues in the lower lake region,
Ohio valley, Tennessee, Texas and the Middle At
lantic states. Northerly winds continue I'm the
lake region, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and New
England. The following special temperatures
were reported at g. n. PASSPORT, 500; Mt. wash
ington, 46o; Montreal, SOC; Quebec, 5OO Cleveland
yer, $40; San Francisco, ole. The following sta
tons report more than one inch OF rainfall during
Washington, AS; Denison, Texas, 1:97; New
Haven, 2:16 Fair weather is Indicated for the up
Per Mississippi and Missouri valleys and south At
lantfc states to-day and tomorrow. Partly cloudy
weather and local rains are indicated for the
lower lake region, the Ohio valley, Tennessee and
New England to-day, and probably tomorrow.
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DRY GOODS.
ELEGANT AUTUMN NOVELTIES.

ELEGANT AUTUMN NOVELTIES.
SEATON PERRY.
Is NOW PREPARED lro TO $40 SHOW COMPLETE
NEW FALL AND WINTER DRESS FABRICS,
INCLUDING AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
SOUTACHE AND EMBROIDERED ROBES,
VERY HANDSOME LINE OF SILKS:
XELonRS 0Tn3MsA N, FROM sl7o TO s.. so.
NEW SILKS FOR WEDDING OUTFITS.
HEAVY IVORY WHITE SILK SATIN.
R NGit BR MSi5 vEHvErs AND Pushes
pain. WIDE PURE SILK LYONS VELyETs IN
ALL THE NEW C0LORS AT S..
% WIDE PURE SILK LYONS BLACK yELyETS
AAP SILKS IL aREaT TAErY FROM
"A Great BARGAIN" IN 22-IN. BLACK SATIN
= EfhGkNT BRocApED VELVET AND SEAL
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED DRESS FABRICS-DRAP
DE kARs. ARMURES. CACHEMIRE HINDOU, &C.
.:EXCLusivE STYLES" IN LADIES AND chill
DRENS' FANCY HOSIERY.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN LINENS.
oho EAkdx 66 GAL r. SSIIS5TER COR
RECT PRICES.
ssssss EEn "A TIT 90 Nm
s sssss E. En- | 4 4 ! + 8 % $S$ II
Err Erf E E. Err ERR EEnfkEEF
+ ZEE ( RRkk !
Perry Building Pennsylvania ave., 9th strss,
Established 1910. sic
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.CHILDKENs JEwELRY at Prigg's jewelry store,
80 Pennsylvania avenue.
If YOU WISH to have snow white rolls, bread and
biscuits, ask your grocer for Ceres, Mlnneola,
Sterling, Reliance or Golden Hill.
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SILKS. sATINs. vELvETs.

The largest stock in the city Convince yourself OF
the great bargains Offering.
We are selling q beautiful pure silk Brocade OF %
cents in twenty different patterns.
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Unlicensed Liquor Dealers.
WARRANTS SWORN OFT FOR THE PROPRIEToRS Oh
'SToyE PIPE' HOUSES

WARRANTS SWORN OFT FOR THE PROPRIEToRs OF
"sToyE PIPE" HOUSES.
Special License Agent RAN and his ASSISTANTS
nave for some time past been waging war against
the Keepers of unlicensed bars, and in the last
persons for violating the retail liquor laws There
are class OF saloon keepers. who have ALWAYS
Sense- They take out a wholesale license aud
Keep what Is called "stoye-pipe" houses They
Do not sell less than 'st6ve-pipes glass Of
beer, which Is supposed to hold a mint
As their wholesale license allows them to sell a
pint they have carried on this business for years
= n, Officer Carter and Sealer OF Weights and
Measures JAS. Small called on them yesterday
They went TO twelve OF these establishments
and called for beer and when the glasses were
set on the bar they paid for them. Mr.. Small
then measured the beer and the capacity Of the
pint, and many OF the glasses were found to be
q a capacity less than pint, and Mr..
against whom these officers swore out
warrants for keeping unlicensed bars are:
Michael Derseh, 336 Pennsylvania avenue; Anna
G.egcr, i0s Indiana avenue: Jacob Roth. 3lS LIST
street ne: Henry Serge, GIG Pennsylvania avenue
j. Adam Roth, South Carolina avenue and 9th
street Sc; George Schaefer, 1896 street: Lewis
SHAFT, % ii street ne; Henry Koch, Boundary
street. near lst street ne; Henry Bieuricke. 7th
ana Pomeroy streets: Matthias Papst, 9TH street
q streets; jos. Biglow, $50 sth street Sc, and
MS. i;abia, 18th street and Maryland avenue s.w.
low WV YATES WAS snor. The charge
against George Mantz for shooting WIN
rates. which has been continued several times
N the Police Court, was called for trial
this morning VIM Yates, OF No. 92a
street southwest testified that on the 18th OF last
,whlle at the corner OF 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue, he shot In the fieshy part of
the leS, but did not see who shot him. A small
o5y, named THICKER, testified to hearing a report
OF pistol and to seeing pistol liz Mantz's hand.
The Dall struck the pavement before it struck Mr.
Yates MantZ said he was handing the pistol 10
gentleman on the corner TO whom It belonged.
and having large bouquet and umbrella In
his hands the pistol was accidentally exploded.
made out and he would dismiss the case The
court directed an Information to be made out
agsitnS. the defendant charging him with Carving
concealed weapons SIS coils teral was deposited
In this charge and the case was continued.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, on the Metropolitan Branch
b. o. k.R., three miles from the city-Lewis ID
Means, propretor-There were 1856 head OF cattle
sell yesterday from 3k to 5He per 10. 734 sheer
anG iambs-Lambs from TO exc; sheep from 81
70 4a6e. Cows from $50 TO 56a
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PURE GRAPE CIDER, made from select Virginia
grapes Pressed, 81 per gallon, and sold by Chris
tlan Adndtr, No. 911 1th street northwest
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Street lamps will be lighted at IL rs o. m and
extinSuiShng 3:45 a m
The Medical Society resumed its regular meet
ings at 1425 New York avenue last evening DR. 8
A. Ashford in the chair. and Dr. T. E McArdle
secret1ry. paper On typhoid fever was read and
discussed.
Rev. Arthur ". Upshaw, OF Atlanta, Ga, and
Miss Ida E Irvine, OF this city, were married last
evening at the 18th street Baptist church, Bishop
Turner, OF Georgia, officiating. Mr.. Joseph III
Delamarta and Mis- BABE jackson attended the
young couple to the altar. The ushers were
Messrs- John P. Turner, Frank T. Hyman, j. G.
Hutchins and t. l. UpShaw.
Mr. james Anglin, the BOOKSELLER, has donated
10 tue library OF the high school 95 books, COM
for this purpose Efforts are being made to
gather together library, and Mr.. Anglim'S gener.
oelty will form the nucleus.
storm that RACED with almost unprecedented
1ury Tor a few minutes visited the city about
II O'Clock last night, but no serious damage IS re-
ported Some weatherwise people ascribed the
storm to the equnOctial change.
Ab Jut III O'Clock last night. a colored bOy named
Thomas Orange, Was bIdiy injured by being run
over at corner 9Th and Boundary streets by
wagon driving by young white man named
Mm- IT, Patlzer An unknown boy struck the
orange boy on the leg with a stone, when he fell
under the wagon wheels.
Tie contractors for the constructionof the fourth
section Boundary street sewer, MessrS B. j. Coyle
ing by the eaylng in of about 80 feet OF the old
boundary street sewer laid by Messrs. GantZ and
Appleman under the board OF public works. and
"nlch IS on direct line with the new sewer.
John Noonan and Geo. Crimelng were charged
Dy Agent King OF the Humane Society, In the Po-
lice Court this morning with cruelty to animals In
working lame mules. bur the proof was not strong,
and the court dismissed both cases.
ABOUT $50 O'Clock last night fire was discovered
IN the second story OF house No. 50i 18th street
northwest, occupied by Mrs. NJ. K Beasley. Of1i-
put out the fire. The damag e amounted to about
$cOO. The cause of the fire kSunknown.
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odds and ends at your price. in preference to
sending them to auction.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. DC. Sept. 81, 1882, 10 :Oi ami
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather and local rains, variable winds mostly
easterly, stationary Or higher barometer, stationa
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II is Worth

H is Worth
remembering that Tarrant's Settler Aperient is
the concentrated duplicate OF the celebrated Ger
man spring whose name 1t bears, and whose viz
tues 1t SO eminently contains.
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HosT OF volunteers appear at Drivers testi-
moniil benefit Tomorrow night.
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We Are Persuaded

that the Ancient HermeS with all the subtle art
and natural resources OF the Alchemists. was ;
very poor doctor compared with Mrs. Lydia E
Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass HermeS may have beer
after all only a clever practitioner OF the Blacl
Art; but we know there is no humbug in the phar
macedtical chemistry OF Mrs Pinkham'S Vegeta
Die COmuOEnd.
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Elixir OF Bahek.

EI1X1r Oh Babek,
a vegetable compound, contains no quinine; a pos
Tive cure for Malaria, Fever and Ague, at kloczew
skis drug store, 423 9th street. Price SOC. 3m
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NJ r / Fl BILE PERU ME-.
MURRAY & LANMAN'S
l. OR D w "A T E R,
BEST FOB
TOILET
BATH,
HANDKERCHIEF.
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HEAT A HOUSE THOROUGHLY
BY USING
RICE ARDsON, BoYNTON CO.'S
GAS-TIGHT
RABLE FURNAC
Furnaces for Coal or Wood.
FTnbody new 1882 improvements not found in other
goods Contains more practical and useful features.
Cost less to keep in orderuse less fuel will give more
heat and larger volume of pure air than any furnace
made-Cheapest to buy and use.
RIcHARDsoN, BoYNToN. & Co., Manufacturers
232 234 Water St.. N. ".
Sold by
CHAS. G. BALL,
1887 st. n. W.. Washington, D. G.
jy29-s, tu&th 3m
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(isiEhS.
Received daily: Hard and Soft Shell Grabs. prime
Salt Water Oysters. Now York aud Philadelpha
aspeciafty. Diamond Back Terrapins. Hoteis Res.
taurants aud families supplied, wholesale and retsil
Observation-Disclosures All goods delivered free lin a.
EICKS ICE CREAM, WARRANTED PURE
and sattstsctoEy e. 20 Per gallon. Who,eeaie ana
vanae ayeouA Waattngton Dc I'd
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-At the Queens
town Drove Yards, on the Metropolitan Branch
b. o. kR., three miles from the city-LewiS ID,
Means, proprietor-There were 1856 head OF cattle
sell yesterday from IS to 5Ac per H. 734 sheep
ant iaEabS-Lambs from 10 exc; sheep from 81
to 45xe. Cows from $50 TO $6a
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BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.

s2l PENNSYLVANIA AyFNuE o,
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ANDuSenlentS. &C

NATIONAL THEATER.-s'The Galley SlaVer will be
played during the rest of the week.
THE NEW THEATER COMIQUE has made a great
hit in its bill for this week.
THE POPULAR CATERER for the public entertain
ment, Mr.. Geo. W. Driver, has received a graceful
recognition OF the appreciation OF the citizens in
the testimonial benefit which will be rendered TO
him tomorrow evening. The testimonial IS under
the auspices of many prominent Citizens and its
success is assured
AT ABNER's GARDEN the program OF music and
singing is choice and refined.
THE W ATER at the Washing tOn swimming school
changes with the weather, and Is cold in hot and
warm in cold weather.
The GEORGE LEARY will make the last excursion
trip to Norfolk on Saturday.
SELECT FAMILY excursion to Lower Cedar
Point VIII be given on the steamer Jane Moseley,
leave 9th street wharf at o'clock sharp.
An ATROCIoUs AssAULT-Tnis morning, In the
Police Court, a young man named JnO. Ward
Ella Laden. Miss Laden testified that about three
weeks ago, on III street, in 'Swanpoodle,n the de-
1en without tp struck her In the
severely injuring her. She also stated that he
broke some OF the small bones in her face with his
conduct and gave no excuse for the assault. Judge
Bnndy said this was the most atrocious assault
be had ever tried since he was On the bench, and
he would impose fine OF $50 or three months in
jail He was committed In default OF the fine and
required to give s250 bonds to keep the peace for
six months, and in default OF bonds 60 days ad.
ditiOnal
EXTRAORDINARY FIsHISG.-Mr. Alexander T.
Carpenter OF Brooklyn, accompanied by Mr. Mark
Brodhead OF Washington, d. c.. during two visits
to Brink Pond. Milford, Pa, caught 43O fish; the
first days catch resulting In 16O and the second
in go The fish were very fine, and old fishermen
pronounced them the finest lot that it was ever
their good fortune to see. All the time in which
they We're actually engaged in fishing did not
exceed eight hours
THE OpERAT1c AssocIATIoN-At meeting Of the
Washington operate Association last evening,
the special committee appointed to arrange pro-
gram for the season reported In favor OF series
OF three operas and three concerts to be given by
the association on the subscription plan. COM
mfttee was appointed to arrange for more suit
able hall for the rehearSalS of the association.
Prof. Sousa, the director, stated that the first
opera to be taken up is the {" Grand Duchesse de
C;prOlSfpin
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-21

REC0LLECTIONS of army life. See Memories of
the War" at Drivers tomorrow night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-21

GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
We have just opened new line Of our 75-cent buton
have given such satisfaction to our customers
Algo an invoice Of s-button length PIG.SKIN
each. '' 80 eA'oV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-21

Our fourth evening fall and winter display
takes place next Saturday evening, September
St, a O'Clock. The public cordially invited.
No cards. julius LanSburgh, 315 1th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-21

COLORED CASHMERES.
We are now prepared to show most complete assort-
ment OF these goods, which will be most extensively
worn the coming season. We have all the new shades
IN the various qualities, and offer them at the lowest
market prices.