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to The Star.
TIE PHILADELPHIA STAR ROUTE Case
ONE OF THE ACCUSED CONVICTED.
ANOTHER NEW JERSEY RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
GRAY RELEASED FROM PRISON.
THE EXPLOSIONS AT CAIRO
The New York Republicans,

The New York Republicans.
SECRETARY FoLGER WILL ACCEPT The NoMIS aT1oH
AS GovkRNCR, AND WILL NOT RESIGN sECRK.
TARY.
Special Dispatch 10 THE EVENING STAR.
NEW YORK, Sept S0.-Secretary Folger was
oficially informed a few days ago by the state
committee OF his nomination as governor, but has
not yet prepared his reply. He Will, how.
ever, forward the committee a letter next
week, and you NAV rely upon ft that he
VIII accept. Col Bliss said this morning
that there was no doubt OF II Last evening Chair.
man Jen 'an. or the executive committee OF the re-
pupllcans or Kings county, returned from visit
10 secretary Folger. He told him OF the dsaffec.
Ion In Kings county over the selection OF John f.
Smyth as chairman OF the state committees and
over some OF the methods adopted in the orcaniza-
ton or the convention but assured him OF the very
high personal regard In which the republicans
generally held him. Secretary Foger regretted tho
causes OF tae trouble IL can be added that he has
never had any intention OF reslgning as Secretary
OF the Treasury.
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The Fartncrs, C0nrrcs~.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 3Q-The secon1 annual meeting
OF the Farmers Congress began here yesterday,
about thirty members being present Mr.. r. j.
delivered the annual address, in which he took the
ground that agriculture should be represented In
the Presidents Cabinet A resolution was offered
favoring the appointment OF a committee TO ad-
dress the tariff commission In detailing the ruin
Gus effects OF the protective tariff on agricultural
interests. After discussion the resolution was laid
over until today. The session will continue for
two or three days
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

ANusE,iEETs-1st page-
ATToRSEYs-Ist page
AUCTION SALEs-7th and Sth pages.
Books. &c.-3i PAGE.
PCARDISG-Sth PAGE.
Business Cl.ASCRS-Stn pare.
Cry ITEM>-Sth PAGE.
CoUSTRY REAL EsIArE-5sh paSe.
IIATHs-Sth page.
Day GOODS-Sth Pare.
EDUCAIIoNAL-5th pays.
TISANCIAL-3d page.
FAMILY SUPPLiEs-6th paye.
FCR RENT (Rooms)-4tl plze.
ToR EEST HOUses)-4.h page.
Zen RENT CMiscellaneousJ-4shp plzs.
Or SALE Chiscellaueous)-4th pass.
ICR SALE (Houses)-4th PAGE
GENII EsrES's GooDs-Gth page.
EoUsEFURSIsHISGs-S paso.
LADIES GOODS-3i PAGE.
LOST AND FoUND-Sth para.
LEST OF LETTERS. IL page.
MONEY TO LOAN-osh pISe.
MEDICAL, &C.-Tth page
PICNICs. EXCURSIONS. &c.-1st page.
FTRsoNAL-Stn pare.
fROFEssIOSAL-3thp pare.
Pianos AND ORSASs-31 para.
PPoPOsALs-6th page
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1st p1ge.
RAIEoADs-6th page.
SUMNER REsoRTS-Sth para.
SITCIAL NoTICEs-1s. piss.
STECIALTIEs-3d page
sGEAMFEs, SC-6th plgs.
SsTE DEPosIr-4th page.
SEWING MACHISEs-7th page.
TIE TR4DEs-6th page.
TURKISH BATHs-4th page.
UNDERWRITERS, &C.-Sth pas,.
WANTED (Help)-4th page.
WANTED (Situationsl 4thpa,s
WANTED (Iouses)-4th pag,e.
WANTED (Misceilaneous)-ith page.
WooD AID CoAL-6th page
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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VA
UABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET 4 TICKET.

Iiciets for the Testiva: can be obtained follows:
Every cake of DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP is wrapped in
DARK BROWN wrapper Save these wrappers until
You have 20 mail them 70 us in one of olr envelopes
which can be obtained FREE OF CHARGE from the
directions thereon and there will be trouble. For
THE TICKETS COST YOU NOTHI sc. on do not
BUY thenI-we do SELL them We give them to
you for using SOAP. YOU MUST USE SOAP
USE DANID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP. Bear in
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NEW YORK, Sept 30-August Rahe, VIM. Rahe
and Ernest MeInan, the young men who were ar.
rested on board the steamer Furnessia on her ar.
rival here I'm August last, at the Instance or the
German consul, who demanded their extradtion
on a charge of Forging bills OF exchange for 5000
marks on the Deutsche Reiche Bank OF Berlin, were
to-day arraigned before U. s. Commissioner Denel.
He decided TO hold the prisoners for extradtton.
The necessary papers were sent TO Washington
and when the extradition warrant signed by the
Secretary OF State is received the prisoners Will b
returned to Berlin for trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

ATLANTA, GA, Sept 30.-Robert ID. Bolton.
CharieS A. Miller Brent Freeland and James #.
Self, deputy L. s. marShaS and collectors, charged
with the murder OF an old man named Jackson ].
Hicks, In Gwfnnett county, in March last while on
raid have been on Trial here in the u. s. circuit
court since Tuesday. The jury to-day rendered q
verdict or not guilty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

THE U. s. s. JAMESTOWN, at Hampton Roads
has been ordered TO sea for a cruise OF ten days
and afterwards to proceed to Gardner's bay, L /.
Sound
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The Telegraph in Soutb America.

PANAMA, Sept. 30.-The lines OF the Central ara
South American telegraph Company VIII be
opened for public business on Monday, October "a,
that the lines TO Cillao ana Valparaiso viii be
opened within q week thereafter. Due notice wiz
be given thereof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

THE AMOUNT of lawful money on deposit in the
Treasury for the redemption OF notes OF banks re-
ducing circulation Is s25, ,O19 so; failed banks
81, ,G52, ,80S 90 banks In liqudatlon $f2843417 40;
making a total fund Of SIS, ,9i5, ,35S. 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

NATIONAL BANK NOTES received for redemption
during the week, 81 449 900; for the corresponding
week last year, s755 600; received to-day, $l42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., Sass, Sc; customs, s475,070.94
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Political Affair,

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS YESTERDAY.
Congressional nominations were made yesterday
as follows: A. j. Sower, (anti-monopolstl, list H.;
j. j. Allpeler do. ID Ill w. p Black do, Sd Ill !;
Christopher Meyer, do, 4th ILL.,; w. D. Hall. Qnde-
pendent republican,, nth Pa; j. W. Osbury, IRE
publican), 9TH Ky.
In the 9Th Pennsylvania district the republican
conferees failed to agree: The ballots Were tie
between Congressman Ward and j. p. Everhart.
l. Cooke, Independent candidate for Congress from
the 7th North Carolina district, says: "On Satur-
day, the 23d inst President Arthur stated TO sew.
eral persons OF whom was one, at his residence
in the city OF New York, that he was not only
earnestly for the liberal movement In North Caro-
lima and anxious for the election OF the whole
coalition ticket, (Which, OF course, includes DIR.
York; but that he did not wish his position on the
subject to be doubted or misunderstood"
THE CALIFORNIA PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
The California prOhibitionists have nominated
r. H. Mcdonald, OF San Francisco, for governor,
and VIM. Sims for lieutenant governor.
TAMMANY ADVOCATING HARMONY.
Tammany Hall had a meeting last night, at
which the candidates on the State ticket were
fully indorSed. The resolutions adopted closed
The OREGON sENAroRsHP.
The Oregon ballot for Senatorshlp stood as fol-
lows yesterday: Ex-senator Nitchen 42; Judge
Primm, %; Henry Daley, IS; scattering,
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN, fuhiIIoa
Hon. j. A. j. Cresweu says the outtooS ,or the
republican rarty in Maryland Is very bright He
thinks there is fighting chance TO elect republi-
can Congressmen In the 4th, 5th and certainty In
the 9Th districts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept S0-The U. S. f1sh commits
sion steamer Lookout left here this noon Tor WASH
ington, ID. c. The steamer Fish Hawk leaves
Woods Holl for Washington, ID. c., next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

There are 2O4 new advertisements In TIE STAR
to-day.
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WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept. 30.-An the members
Of city council Of Wliamsport under arrest to.
day upon information OF several property owners,
charged with failing to keep the streets I'm proper
condition. They gave bail Tor their appearance &C
court
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Cuban Conntcrfciterx.

Felix Valdez, both Cubans, who had been arrested
at the instance OF Special Agent Drummond, Of
the Treasury department, charged with being en-
Island OF Cuba, were arraigned before U.S. Com.
missioner Shields to-day. The of1cers seized &C
plaues and quantity OF finished and unfinished
Cuban counterfeit postage stamps, together with
all the other paraphernala OF the most expert
counterfeiter. The prisoners demanded an exam
inatfon. Degencour was held In IS 000. and Dr.
Valdez In 5000 bail The dies and plates seized
are OF the finest workmanship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

displayed at the headquarters OF the republican
Congressional campaign committee does not seem
to abate one whit, and night and day scores OF
clerks are kept busy mailing documents to all sec
the undivided attention of the committee. Those
controlling its management figure with confidence
that the republicans will elect fifteen out
OF the twenty-one Representatives In Con-
gress from Ohio The moro recent
reporus are encouraging to republicans
The democratic congressional committee have no
advices from Ohio other than those OF a desultory
character. These represent the democrats 70 be
In position 70 not only elect tho state ticket b0&
In addition eight or ten Congressman
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TelegrapnAic Briefs.

David Evans, OF Wakefield died at Union, ME-,
last night. aged 104 years and monthR
Near the Cornwall station. N. Y, on the Middle.
town branch OF the WatershOe railroad, yesterday,
three men were killed and three badly hurt BY .
premature blast
Karlson and Meeker, charged with the murder oe
Mccarthy, at Walls Gate, New York, two weeks
ago, have been indicted I'm the first degree.
Capt James C. Luck, once an of1cer OF the con-
federate army, and who has been several times IN
editor OF the Pfttsylvana Tribune and the Danv1lle
Daily NPcs, and once mayor OF Danvtlle, Va, died
In that city this morning.
1t is supposed that Edward Taylor, the engfneee
OF the steam launch Fanny, owned by c. Homanz
OF New York, who has disappeared, was droWne9
while rowing In small boat at Newport.
meeting OF citizens OF Plymouth, Mass, hae
been called for this evening 70 invite Pre11oenS
Arthur TO come TO Plymouth, when on MS v,as -
Marsineld- -.-x.-
barreI shocks and lumber, came ashore on -
MASSACHUSETTS, coast In yesterdays gale, oetWee1
Manonet and Kingston. No wreckss hoWevos
have been reported. =.
atx American Baptist missionaries. oound ~
Yadia a,.jt. ifl,ss morning from New YORK O -
Steansc- IL FOR Europe
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ROBERT WILLIAMS ADMITTED TO BAIL - This
morning, before Judge Wylie, OF the Criminal
Court, Messrs Joseph R. Cassn, Thomas johnson
and Robert B. johnson entered bail in $1,000 for
Kobefr williams, who was committed to Jail a few
weeks since by the coroner for causing the death
of Valentine Dengle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR AT A BIRTH-On Friday
morning quite an interesting scene was witnessed
by DR.: H. c. Yarrow Qn charge OF the herpeto-
logical section OF the National MuSeum) and his
assistants, MeSSrS. John YarrOw and T. S. Rheem,
namely, the birth OF 104 young snakes, the mother
Of which is Tropido-notus sipedon, or common
water snake, about four feet long Scientists Will
be glad to know OF this birth, owing to the fact
that SO few snakes of this species have ever been
born In captivity At last report the little fellows
were doing well.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

E. 4 "a /; |#$'H If ''::::: IS:
PrF pE ERR II ITzzzEEE ZEE
+ Err III / HHIzz.#rn i = E
----e-ss.glaussssss 90 PPP
sssss3 8 - Err
sssss 90 !" 1 "A AP + :.
As AN INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND
HOUSEHOLD To USE
DAvID'S PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP,
WE ARE GOING To HAVE GRAND CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL. DECEMBER &c. 1882. AT WHICH
WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE
FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PRESENTS:
1Thrse- Story Brown Stone House and Lot in New
isl, 900 i Per Cent o. S. Bond.
500 Per Cent Bond
Team Road Horses.
s 800 Bonds
Pianos
bia@Gnd PaslSG 8rfaas: Bras:le.s
10 Pair II amOnd lar Iing3.
25 Diamond Finger Rings.
80 Gold Watches
IS Silver Nstches-
30 $40 Gold Pieces.
Is $40 Geld Pieces.
$50 50 Gold Pieces.
10 Sewing Machines.
100 Tea Sets. So Piec g
25O japanese lea Sets. Pieces.
80 Plated Fruit Stands
Road Borse and Top Buggy.
boys Saddle Pony. Fl. a.. -,-.5.J.
1EXcui sion Ticket to Europe and retr1, White
Star Steamers.
1Excurs,ou Ticket TO San Francisco and return.
lE1cursiOn Ticket to New Orleans and return.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8o-W @. Whittaker.
charged with poisoning his wife, children, daugh-
ter-ln-law and q bOarder at their house, was ar.
raigned this morning and committed TO await the
result OF the poisoning. All or the sufferers arc
considered out OF danger, except the prisoners
wife.
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~
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fp- GLEN FLORA AND BETHESDA WATERS
FRESH FROM THE SPRING.
W.. c. MILBURN. PHARMAcrsr.
NILS 1929 Pennsylvania avenue
ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEArER CoMIoUE.
THE ONLY SENSATIONAL SHOW ON EARTH. !"
MoNDAY, OCTOBER O. 1882,
ANOTHER ENTIRE NEW SHOW.
ZONE OF THE FINEST IN AMERICA"
The Worlds Wonders.
THE MARvELs OF VERA,
Messrs. DURAND. sAMwELLs AND ROBERTS.
The wonderful Athletes and Globe Performers, from
the Principal Vaudeville Theater of Paris. France.
'THE THREE COBRAs."
These threetwo gentleman and one ladydo one Of the
most remarkable acts ever seen in this city.
outdoing THE MAJILToNs OF any others
in that style of entertainment
DEvLIN AND TRACY,
The famous Irish Bards. Their first appearance in
America in three years. Mr.. Devn is con-
ceded to be the Sweetest Singer on
the Variety Stage.
WILLIAMS AND SULLY
The true e1ponents of Negro Minstrelsy.
NELLIE GERMoN,
Noted Metropolitan Fayorite
SMITH AND LEOPOLD
The surprising Musical Artists. PLAYING upon every
known Instrument!
Return Of
JAMES D. ROOME,
Americas Greatest L.ughmaker.
FEMALE MINSTRELS.
In New and Original Costumes.
Tho show this week will suit All Glasses, from the
Plebian to the Blue -blooded.
MATINEEs TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS AND SAT-
URDAYS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Ladies' Matinee on Tuesday
hereafter. at which there will POSITIVELY BE NO
DRINKING OR SMOKING. 1t.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS IN ARIZoNA.-Gen. Mcdowell
reports to the War department. from the Preside,
San Francisco, that Indian matters seem to be
quiet on the Arizona frontier, and that the only
trouble expected is from possible return Of the
ChlracachuaS, now in Mexico, for which ample
preparation has been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

CHICAGO Sept. 30.-The American District Tele.
graph messenger boys In the mainu and branch
Offices of this city struck this morning for an "a.
vance I'm wages and q change In managers They
are now parading the streets in q body.
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The Philadelphia Star Route Cases.
VERDICT RENDERED THIS MORNING - ONE nAN

PHILADELPHrA, Sept 3o.-The Jury in the star
route cases, tried I'm the us district court re.
turned verdict this morning, finding Joseph
Funk, William r. Cason, Henry Arbuckle ana
Joseph Backman not guilty, and Joseph X. Black
guilty. with recommendation to the mercy OF
the court motion was made for a new trial for
Black, and argument will be heard on the motion
next Friday. Black was set at liberty, giving
5000 bail pending the argument, Judge Butler
remarklng that there were reasons for leniency In
his case, not only on account OF the recommended
ton OF the jury, but the surroundings OF the de-
PENDANT IL Is said that when the Jury first retired
they decided that Carson, Arbuckle, Funk and
Blackman, being Blacks agents. were not guilty.
The nrst ballot as to Black was TO s, two jury
men not voting. After asking for Instructions the
vote was to S, then TO 8, as TO his guilt After
IL ballots a verdict or guilty was reached Tho
COURT room was crowded during the PROCEEDINGS
another New Jersey Railroad Accident.
TRENTON, n. j., Sept 3O-A serious accident
occurred on the railroad at Princeton junction
this morning. freight train bound west ran
Into another freight train standing at the Juno
lon Frank Leeman, one OF the engineers waa
caught between the locomotive and tender and
was held there for over an hour. One OF his lecs
was cut on and the other was badly scalded.
The fireman leaped OF and escaped with q
sprained ankle. The cars were all more less in-
Jured, and traf1ic was blocked by the wreck for
some time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

MIR. FRANK M. HEATON, who has been a clerk in
the General Land Office for 81 years. has resigned
and will go into the land business at Huron, Da-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

The NAVAL RETIRING BOARD-AS predicted in
yesterdays STAR, the members Of the naval exam
lining and medical boards have been designated as
a retiring board, which will be composed of Rear
Admiral John L. WOrden and CommOdores Samuel
r. Franklin and John Lee Davis. Medical Directors
F. N. Gunnell and John NJ. Browne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30
General Foreign News.


DUBLIN, Sept 30-Jutge Lawson TODAY at tha
conclusion or the session OF the commission court
ordered the release OF Mr.. f. Dwyer GRAY ON the
payment OF a fine or e5OO Mr. Gray,s bail was re-
mtted
DUBLIN, Sept. 3o.-Juige Lawson, while defend
Ing his act In fmprisonIng Mr.. Gray on legal
grounds, said he felt that justice had now been
vlndicated better state OF things being obserya.
BILE.
A LEAKY VESSEL AND A MCTTNoUs CREW
LONDON, Sept S0-Bark LZette, from Liverpool
FOR Galveston, has taken refuge at Falmouth.
leaking. and with her crew mutinous
THE NATIVES DELIGHTED WITH TIE EyPIosroNs
CAIRO. Sept 30.-Many natives go about the city
shouting with delight over the explosions here on
Thursday, and crying, 'This is the peoples bon
fre lt by the people In honor OF the Khedlye's
infidel friends"
THE C0CRTS-MARTIAI.
The courts-martial commence work to-day Sir
Charles Wilson will watch the cases To be tried on
behalf OF Great Britain. The guards will start for
England on october 30.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC RE-EsTABIIsHgp
CAIRO, Sept 30-Railway traffic between Cafro
and Alexandria Is now completely re-esta blished.
The momentary uneasineSs created by the fire at
the station has subsided. The Khediye has con.
ferred the grand cross OF the Order OF Osmanieh
upon Admiral Seymour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

PROPOSED HOTEL ExTENsIoN.-A contemplated
improvement, which IL carried out will add very
much to that section OF thecity, is the remodeling
or the McPherSOn house. now owned by Repre-
sentative McLane, OF Baltimore. He is negotiat-
ing for the purchase OF the property adjoining.
upon which Is situated the Presbyterian church,
used by congregation Of colOred people. with the
intention OF building addition to the house and
making II hotel OF first class size.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

COMING WEDDING.-Cards are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Ida Schneider, daughter of Mr.. L. H.
Schneider, to Mr.. Harry c. Davis, recently profess
sor OF Greek at Columbian College, and now con-
nected with the WilKesbarre Pa.) academy. The
wedding is to take place on the evening OF october
9th, at St. Pa upS Lutheran church.
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Nominated for Couures.

BOSTON, Sept 30.-At the democratic convens
ton OF the fourth district, held in this city last
night, Patrick A. Collins, was nominated for Con-
gress on the fourth formal ballot. The result was
not reached, however, until 2:25 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

MARRIAGE LICRNsEs.-The clerk OF the court has
issued licenses to Daniel Sanborn, OF Alabama, n.
Y, and Alice Weaver; James Baylor and Louisa
Rufin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

COUNTERFEITERS ARREsTED.-The chief OF the
secret service has received information by tele-
graph that agent OF the service at Gainesville,
Ga, arrested Henry May and d. w. Kellet, and
captured 115 counterfeit silver dollars and the
mOldS for making the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

ARCTIC RELICs-The sealskin clothes worn by
Engineer Melville during his terrible experiences
In the Arctic regions objects OF much interest
at the Navy department to-day. Among the relics
was a brilliantly colored fox skin cap, belonging
to Lieut.. Berry, which was presented to him by an
Esquimaux damsel She confiscated his old cap
because 1t was not pretty, and gave him one she
had made herself in return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

HESo FURNISH INDUSTRIES. NOT ALAfS.-BE-
V:S nevolent citizens of the District Of Columbia
who approve Of the practical methods of the Associated
in Fne and Pain Ladies and Gentlemens Underwear,
Childrens Clothing, Household Sewing. Knitting, En-
broidery, Mendng. Domestic service, Washing by the
hour or day, or any work woman can do. to the WO
MANS WORK DEPARTMENT T Of Fifth Subdivision
Associa ed Charities 922 street northwest. Office
open from a. m. to Pm s30-Gm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

n ~ VIM. N. BRADY HAS REMOVED HIS
k-S Horseshoeing Shop to 61s New York avenue,
where the business will be continued under the Of
s29- St. BRADY SNYDER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

DEMOCRATIC ExPEcTATIoNs.-The democratic
COMPRESSION al campaign committee have received
adv ices from the northwest, upon which they pre-
dicate substantial congressional victories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-30

REAL ESTATE ION THE JUMP".-Mr. B. Fl. War
ner the real estate dealer, said to STAR reporter
to-day that he had never been as busy as during
the past month. MANY sales are being made, |"
he said, land my whole force is taxed to the
utmost In answering enquiries. Everything is
renting Rents have advanced at least twenty per
cent. Instead OF growing landlords we shall now
have growing tenants. The boom has struck us
and real estate is on the Jump"