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gdntersen In, &opf NIT etueut humpfen @eftbl
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3a8eS Nemi8teitess.
SnIanb.

an Der Sron Nlountain Babn bei9dfs
tist mar, GeIbamorb, neil er ieines
Oienffes entlaffen purbe. gaaals
6obn, ber biefer Sage au 9aufe ans
fangte. 6rang betpafnet in bic Maf6i=
rtett,uertfdtte au Argenta, nit ter Nb=
fi9t, ben @ef@dftsfibrer @i6arbion.
Der feinen Batter entlieB, au ermproen.
&idorbion tpar inbeB abtpeienb unb
tuurbe BON seinein glerf Barnes bers
treten. ga3al j@oB auf biejen unb
beripun0ete i'm t1btli1. aur3 barauf
berbaftete man ben M6rber.
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nafbrere M61ner Wa1e bei elmer Qei9e.
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ten unb warien ipabri9einli6 cine
Qampe um. Dieielbe erplobirte unb
febte ben Sare in 5lammen. ber iammt
Der 2ei@e berbrannte, 70 baB bon
2etterer mur bas Gerippe iibrig blieb.
80 Sn Davenport, Sa., fiel am 80.
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t6btete unb Z anbere i9tper berlette.
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benz Jrrentaus ilbergeben. Der iiiagRe
Bruoer bebouptet, er fei 10 gefunb. ,pie
ieoer Anoere uno ipiro Maes autbieten
|tbn aus teiner Xage ~ retten.
= pr @eneralpofmeiiter beran=
f@lagt bic ginnobmen far 1888 "a
auf $50,670, 456, bic Musgdben ouf
$46, 7H, Ill, ipas einen ueberf9ub bon
81, ,929, ,345 ergeben tparbe.
= Der 3riegsfefretdr bat alle Amz
9tbote far 2ieferung bon Gleit9 fiir be
Jnbianerdgenturel auriidsewieien. neil
fie ~ bod finb. sic nariirten BON
1892 bis 1923 per 100 ptuno.
= Gieut. 9auenbauers yerb6r iiber
be Jeanuette . grpebition u Qef@!ohen
tDOroeit. VI 1T Der Mnl1dt, bob oas
S9iff bdtte serettet peroen fonnelt.
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eefabren tudre. Dieier Nnff9ub ,uar
prbdngnibbol. Auf bic Grage. tpas
e getban boben iplroe, weti1 e am 3.
September bic Heitin9 bes @9afes &c.
babt bate. antmortete er. oaB e mil
bem S@the on Der tibIrli9en Hnlfe IN
1DtnterQuQrtler (eHQn1eu mare.
= Robe paris. 3entud9, tpuros
Burt Senlp bon 6oofer Stiners talt'
blatig erf9oHen.
= Gtn Neob ma9te IN Mihlono,
Qp., ben Weriu9, bic beiben @efange'
men Neal unb @raft aus. ben 0dnber
bes Nilitdrs % befreien. Der Ttot
betieg IN @AhltHsbnrg eine 3otomotip'
uno einen Magson unb fubr na1 Mib,
lano. mo BIZ. .@eiansenen on 1orb be!
| Oampfers .Granite" gebra9t tpuroen
um bic &eile mad 2erinston. ap., 81
ma@en. Su aiblanb 5luangen lie BET
Qapitdn eines Jdbrbootes, BEN "9ra
| nite1 na9suieben; ais iie bem Oampte
nate setommen ,pesen, puroe. spie 3
tbeibt, BON eiuen Shngling Gin SOU
auf beSle!beg ab1ettuert gnn nun es :
sannen Ne Gslooten ebenfaus ~ lGe
ben. 9as grsebnib IN, bop 4 pe1
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L..
Die 2eunana StaatsIuitsrte III Bic ttn8ts., b.,
Spn benz 0olte enbpfflrt wurbe
Qputffattd @tute QDttern So.

Die 2outaaaa StaatsIutterte III Bic .tasts., 81,
soa Dem gOIse snbuf1rt wurbs
Qputitana State Qotterp So.
Disf.s SnaItut purbs Sabr. 1858 fur g..
sttbxnse> unb WptlttdtiAleits Swe6e BON htr
| staate!tsteIatur fur ben 8eitraum BON fanfunb-
| .manits Sabren eefebli9 iaeorpprirt NIT eiuem
Rapital srn s1,ooo.ooo. tu wslGem fte fetba
Dar9 Elm at,rfawsaaiid.s Dotum Susssn isu
&f&te etn abeil Der sesenwdrtisen SiaatseDa-
fttuttpn, ansenpmmen am 2. December 1879
glue CUTE @efegen6eit feim @fa6
s,t MAIDEN.
| lbrt sroben 9tebungen BON einselutp
Num NJ er flnben mpnatltdb ltatt. NismaIs wtrt
zine 9iebuns Serfdsbeu. Nan Iefe uaafulssnts
TreiessrtteiIuna.
@rpbe monatlide 3iebuns ber
Classe L
Rtp SrIeanS Dtenfag ben IA. NoYem. 1881.
Nls uafsrt tanfitsen 8tsbuusen Hnbenaatt uats,
Aafitbt unb 9ettanB Der gensrdle
@. O. Seanregard pan gnMisiauH uud
auba1 9. Garly yau Tirsiaisu.
9amptprets $4,000.
100000 Sidets IN IS tebes. 8ru&tbeH.
in 5anftel I'M gerbdltnib.
Gtfeber pretfet
bauptsewinn spu $75.oos
be. 25,00e
l bp. 10000
: Utptnne Son 5000 1900
s bp. 7009 10000
10 b.. 1000 10000
20 30. 500 10000
1o0 hp. 200 10000
500 bo. 100 10000 |
500 bp. 50 25,e0t
1000 b.. IS $4,000
3pprprtm attcxs Oewtnne.
4ysrorIma.ssas >oestuns ~ $3.50 s.7ss
HGet b. 500 4,50e |
70 $50 1850
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TOWN TALK.


The afternoon choral service of Tncorn9
ton church IA cbnnpeI 4, iIIe lour of n'clact
" "'
DR.. ". =. LAWYER, assayer of the Mint
bureau, who has been West ON onicial business re-
'"''''' !" ''e Guy yesterday
The auction sale at the Treasury Depart
ment last week I,y huctinue.r DoyIln, was M, nm,
usually good one and the articles sold broupht pnnI
prices -"
ains nn oninin". naltys ctr ,r itl.i, Goh-
and time For ale AT ali drugstore, and ,t X
.li,s ih,ru,Irv IDg NintI, stT,.t Iri,, 49, 80,
Mr.. Arthur l.. keene, one of the cOunty's
most promising young men, who short time sin, e
returned home from Rock Enon Springs has lust ac-
i, sdapis ~ ~ one OF inc county
SgnOr MurOsini, the eminent pianist, " no
viii appear Al the Thurahy concert at Lincoln Hal on
Tuesday evening next, VIII perform on the celebrated
Weber piano. furnished toy the agents, Mcssrs. John
=. Ems \ Co., Of His city.
Charles $. Shreye has resigned his posi.
lion as constable on account Of the rapid increlse1I his
real estate business, which requires uhdly ided
attention. On his recommendation George H. Gib-
bpua was appointed IN his place.
First Assistant Postmaster General Frank
Iatton and capt. \ g. Lacey were Ia Cadil, ohio.
loe-ay attending the rennion Of their old regiment
made ci"ent aud wiring spr"cs , I" tTsir former i"t
| comrades. 1cn. Ilttun wAa In his IappIest vein
M.
me new llerdic cabs an institution which
ought t"bc kept busy. The rates Of fare twenty
h'eeonia Ion distance within ono mite, seventy -hy,
cent per hour for one passenger aud per hour fuI
more Than one. nrders given The iierdie drivers viii
be promptly attended 10 II the rIb Is not engaged.
Nh. Ru.rv , finn. ro,,r,rIyI,oLin,, 4,
nraIr was arrested last night 10y Lieut.. AInol lor
Keeping iIa"idefh house at 100 New l"Ik avenue.
la" hour before hnilcieni collateral was obtained fnr
her release.
M.
! ~ ~ .''l l'l.A hlFfll lll'IlbtI ~ Iil
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At the opening of the Georgetown Uniyer.
SHY Law School last Wednesday evening Hon. Iers
NJ Wilson, who has lately been added 10 the regular
faculty adopted novel bat refreshing tone IN the few
remarks hb addressed la The students. Rather than pIyt
the indisrTimiLate encouragement usual ON such ne.
casi0nS, lac said e would rather speak words al AL
mOnllpn or warning though not uf actual discourage.
mehi. II any successful lawyer could look forward
distinctly as he could look back upon tlru hG wOul
enter upon Ills career more seriously and deliberately
Hard Work II better than genius ~ tho bar, and "A arm
grasp NJ principles better than flashes Ut Inspiration
Judge Wilson added that he would do an In lila power
Ia ald the students Ia his course, which win begin IA
November aud hoped his early experience AS e achgI
would sim serve Him, Though after long Interval
het addresses were also made by tho president uf thu
University aud by Professors ll0imiu, Morris ana
Darlington, and Tho important announcement made
~ handsome money pIlzes tur tho pTGuutlun Of
scholarship Ia the sonlur and lunlur classes together
WIN pIiko Tor tho hest essay iy senior. Ircr.,
WAS tl0u taken uut tp-mUrTuw evening at %. rInrk
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AOUATICS
washington Defeats New york.

Next TO the interest that conferred in the
regatta VI wednesday last was tho trial of SKIN at tho
souls set Tor yesterday between Parker Rage, OF the
Nassaus of New York, and the winner Of the senior
race ON Wednesday, Mckinney Of the potomacs
Rage rs also member OF the Annlostaus OF this city,
hut. Us lac had engaged tn races lately Tor tho Nassau
Club hC was dcbarred under the rules from row ny
ns % membvr ut tho AnaloStan Club ou last Wudnus-
day. believing himself capable VI defeating the
winner hc challenged the fortunate one. who hap
pciicd to- be Mckinney, tor race tor prizc VI not
less than $50 lu value. ENoty taken to SEQ
that the two men would come 90 tho limo In .class
condition, PAro bringing with HIN nom Now Nork
the victorian, Gcurgo Faulkner, to look after him
whiln Mckinney received some good Instruct ions
from John Kennedy Tile tug boat kate lott tho
Mussrs, DruWp, ~ The Suhuylkiu Navy, John kena
uclN and Mcssrs. Miller Morgan Mhcatley, Crop
!rN Martin, Wilmington, Harrison, Carpenter
Mauslabcu " tho club and proceeded to the Ana
losau House, where the following mcmbcrs " that
MARSHALL, Douglass Noycs, kimbal Wlllctt, aud
Thomas Noycs. The referee was Mr. John W. Cor
son, Of the AnalrsianS, tho judges boiug Mai. Apple.
ton tur Mex uuOy, and Richard rairO for rage. The
time keepers were Mcssrs Dodge, OF the rOtumacs
and Maddox, Of the AnalOStans. Tile Judges ut the
finish were Hatch VI the AnalOstans, aud Warden of
the FoiomaCS. Promptly ut 1880 O'Clock tho two
scullors drew up to the line. Page was u splendid
picture VI physical Development aud looked alongside
ot Mckinney like giant. Mckinney also was look
ing nnc, his muscles being developed and knit to-
gcthcr III huge volts, making him appear rs tough
looking customer At the word being glyon Page
took decided lead, pulling a rapid stroke NJ forty,
aHd ut the FIRST quarter he obtained lead OF two and
half lengths Nc pulled over aud got under the lue
ut Analostan Island, thus obtaining still water
Mckinney On the other hand, was TAX
Tug things easy over nearer tho Kid.
Wen Meadows, and was moving along Yeiy
swiftly with a stroke of thirty-SN, no way discon-
certcd vt the lead Vt his antagonist When near tho
mile Page seemed to lie In trouble for his stroke lie.
came very ragged aud uneven, an advantage quickly
perceived 10y Mckinney who, putting on u few
rapid strokes, went Ia the front almost Instantly and
took lead uf about three lengths From here II
was aMalk over, the champion pulling his boat along
very slowly, and when opposite tho AnaOsan house
he stopped aud gave the members OF that club a
salute, Mckinney crossed tho line In lO.22i l., Page
following In lO;iO't. very large crowd Witnessed
the race, and the Victory OF little Mac ~ the pet Of
tho fotomacs, was hailed with loud cheers aud tho
whistles of the tugs aud steamers Ia the harlpor.
Rage admits that le more than net his better IN the
race but says that he Is only me racer. Thus the
champion OF the Potomac defeats the champion OF tho
Harlem River.
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This IL The Wny.

The way to satisfy yourself and children
Is 10 purchase of those nobby suits at the boys
clothing house Of II. Robinson u Co., 900 Pennsylya
MA avenue.
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Special 4lotifes.
e-sJ~ LIauoH DEALERS raorro-

8-9} '"" A""S '""'Eo-
TIVE ASSOCIATION wiz meet az Cosmopolitan
Han corner Of Eighth aud y streets northwest Mon.
day afternoon, OCTOBER 0, at O'Clock.
Prompt attendance Is respectfully required
FRANK HUME, President
GEORGE HOLMES, Secretary
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10 KNOW THAI

n. DEMohGEoI 90 Importers Of Human Hair
ana PeIfnneres, have removed 10 800 street north
west. Ladies' hair dressing and shampooing,
anILlI-
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Don't FaiIto Consider This.
OUR SOCIETIES

In purchasing boys' clothing remember
that b. Robinson Co., 900 Pennsylvania avenue, has
q superb stock.
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We Can Show You

The largest selection of fall weight over
coiia AZ modest prices Elsemlu Bros, cumo
seventh and H.
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TO whom even strong men bow Is fashion.
dentemeu victims win do we'll 10 visit tho palais
Royal neat Monday, the grand opening day IA HE
gents Furnishing department ON exhibition WIN
be Cartwright WaIbeI'H,I & n. Murey'E and n .
BfettlC underwear, ana am tho novelties IN scaf.
and gloves Of Fish olafE a Flagg. IA umbrellas.
Lyons brownies CO.'S makes Win bs conspicuous,
20 prices Am WIN wonder az.
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DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
POrOMAo nIyEn IMrRoYEMENr near wAsn.

POTOMAC RIVER IMPROVEMENT near WASH.
INGTON, ID. q
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,
2l3G PESNsYLyASIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON. ID. C., September ~, lssg
SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate, for Dredging
In the Potomac River, near Washington, ID. g.. VIII
be received az this OniCo until II a. NJ. on MON
DAY, October 80, 1852, and opened Immediately
thereafter.
Tho approximate amount Of dredging Is one Million
seven Hundred Thousand cubic Yards
Blank forms on which proposals must be made, spoci-
locations and any desired Information bo had ON
application TO this ONCE PErER g. HAMS,
Major of Engineers
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES!
approximation Prizes of t75O....,....... q, 700
approximation Prizes Of G0O.,..,,...... I, 900
approximation Prizes Of 2dO,.......... ., 260
1867 Prizes, amounting to.. .ig65, 500
Application for rates To Clubs should he made only
TO tho ONCE Of tho Company in Now Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving fun
address. Send orders by Express, Registered Letter
or Money Order addressed only 10
M. a. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
N. B,-OrderB addressed Ia Now Orleans win re-
Celye prompt attention. aul3-6t
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MisfelIallenus.

The public is requested careruUy to notice m
aeW dnd enlarged Scheme to be drdi0a MonfhiV.
Go CAPITAL PRIZE, s75, 900. -da
Tickets only S5. Shares ia promotion
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

0eorge Spran1y, 0O5 seventh street,
WIN sell you clothing at the lowest prices.
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take place monthly.
n SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY no WIN
a FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS IL, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, 90
ToBER 40, lss2-if0th Monthly Drawing.
Look AT the following scheme, under
the exclusive supervision and manag ement Of
zen. ID. y. hEAUHEGANn, of Lu., and
Gen. JubAE a. EARLY, of Wa.
who manage all the drawings OF this company both
ordinary and semt-RUDuaI, aud attest the
correctness OF the published OlCial Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
IO0, 900 Tickets az Five Dollars Each.
EructIauH. I'm REClha I.s p,rn.knusl.,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

Mrs. NJ. A. KING, s24 Ninth street, i'm
porter and dosgnern fashIonsin millinery, announces
In another column her fall opening Of French bOnuets
and round hats Thursday, Friday, aud Saturday
next.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

AGENTS can now grasp q fortune. Outfit
worth 40 sent free. Forfu particulars address w. O.
RideOut CO., 10 Barclay street, New York.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

School SHOES Of the best makes at bottom
prices viii he found AT II &. Windsor ShOe Parlurs
ll23 New York avenue. Also, gentlemen aud
ladies' fine shoes In all the leading styles. This is
the place to save your money.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

RELIABILITY and prompt payment Of losses
by FIRE have made the Corcoran Fire Insurance of
the most popular institutions Of the kind In the United
States. The Office OF this company Is at the
OF Tenth and streets.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

The Shedi Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
are the perfection of luxury, and conducive to health.
open sundays till l.. NJ.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08
before B"ying Your CIo,ning
A TSrant

Ni8it George Spranly, 5O7 Seventh, stree
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

lNvAIlps and others who desire TO gain
strength should use the celebrated Tannhauscr beer.
1t Is free from all Injurious drugs, AMI Is great III
vlEorator. MessrS. II. Hen1cr ~ Co.. glE u street.
are the sole agents for It's sale in this city Family
orders are made speciality.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

PROBABLY one of the largest and finest
stocks of dry goods and carpets Ia Ice found In this
city Is that at Burletto's, 92S Seventh street, The
stock Is new and fresh, and embraces everything de-
siTablc In the market. Popular prices rule at Bur
Iette's.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

Brother William q. Henderson, T.. NJ. OF
New Jerusalem Lodge No. o, has opened a law once
In 81. Paul, Mimi, aud removed his family there.
His friends here have received letters that show
bright prospect ahead for HIN, which hn certainly
richly deserves.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

BREAKFAST 81 cents at 9l2 i street north
west for ladies aud gentlemen with prompt attention
DIip coffee.
No. l DINgEE at the F-street dinng-room,
9l2 street northwest, IS cents
SEE my samples of job printing at Byron
s. Adlms's lie Druit Buidng.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-08

MIR. William Shea, former president OF
the Creighton club, and u mombcr Of the Light In
taniry corps died At his home In this city on Thurs
day last. MIR shea at one time was looked nm,
iS the leader among the base ban enthusiasts OF the
Creightnns, and his death viii he regretted by larg,
circle "l warm friends Tile members of the ciul
VIII Allrml tho fnnrrll ms nIInrnnnlI-