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AND SIX HUNDRED OTHER USEFUL AND VAL
UABLE PRESENTS.
HOW TO GET A TICKET.

Tickets for the festival be obtained as follows
livery CAKE OF DAVID'S PRIZE SOAP is wrapped in a
xo hsa So wrapper Save these wrappers until
yIG nave ~; man them to us in one of envelopes
which can 6e obtained FREE OF CHARGE from the
directions a thereon and there win be trouble For
R RtfE IIiGkEms COST You NOTHING. You do not
E USE ff 4A 1sns oP PR Sep f8Y MUST USE SOAP
Mind that You have nothing to lose. You ret Full
fhe shTAK KG CHEAPEST BEST, the LoNGEsT
SMELLING EASIEST RUBBfNG So aP PTfEEE FESs
TENCE: IFYOU USE IT ONCE You Mil, At. W AtS;
o oGI MONEY fNp Ra THATS TIE NAY We WILL GET
preesnts S1 TOT YOU none ever win Every Of the
N MikNAPP FEEss1 TICKET 100 WRAPPERS TICKETs
e ds,ica,al iE 1ar IfhAN ONE DAY1DS PRIZE soap
drv nse aRd r adapted for either Toilet or Laun-
the youchels fr FESTIVAL to receive they or
BUY N0W On receipt Of Instructions how send
MORE TH{ NfVn 4 At once to use the Soar: BUY
BEST IN HSAr TaHMrrMOvES WITH AGE. 1T rs THE
Grocer ksa3;ns EVER MADE. For sale by ali
does not 1Ee sr money, worth good. your Grocer
No mn" n1ep T. OF viii not get It notify our Aents.
so answered unless stamp - inciosed.
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MOTHER DIED FROM

a. T. W: Adams Newark Ohio, says: ''Cuticura REM
eoes are the greatest medicines on earth Had the ,,rs
case salt rheum in this county Nv ma1b .ne worst
Gwen years and in fact died from it. believe CUT
) ~ would nave saved her life. My arms breast and
Head We're covered for three years. which nothing re-
teu or cured until used the CCTIcURA REsoIyFSr
CukA SOAP externally. ~ VIII
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The Tariff Con,n;ss,o,,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept 2-The tariff commits
sion 81 Is IN session here to-day at the Bates House
the US. Encaustic Tile company. establfshed at
, Snis place. They gave history Of the Industry
mere ana at GAINESVILLE, Ohio and asked that there
DE reduction made In the present rate of dutu IN
encauStic tileS-35 per cent "a '' on
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/ IL. II,
ALICE. daughter of w. II. Gunne, all of this city
|
DIED.
| . BUSCHER. On August 81 1882 NJ l0.lon M -
nS sss h and street;
| eleven months, OF Bright's disease. 'e-'' @AA
One fair fair flower has droopsd and faded
Our dear Johnnie now Is dead.
4 pre- pre- Gus ON, one from us has gone:
place is vacant in our midst
Which never can be filed.
SUMNER from residence Of 10Th aud s:rees
the family TS Fl ~ n rs1d 3 and "a
ss SssPbfG aHfxa a 6sssfte%ss av .s lss2
Sophia Carroll aged twenty-six years and three ae
A voice We loved is stl:
"A place Is vacant in house
That never can be filed.
Funeral and service viii take place from Asinrry NJ r.
Church corner llth and X streets northwest sunday.
are respectfully invited to attend anu friends
me- nS g on p ss4Esss f. "a ssa
Funeral from the residence of his sister. AL M,ss,.
O'Clock f'e 1u' NJ zen
c0hs Rn fsssfTdEaE "a lss2 10
of George T. and Salio r. Jacobs asc three soa
nine ne, months mont ts,, Of diphtleria. ANU
No. sl4 street southeast. Monday o'c,oek p %
. SCHuLTZE. At 3:25 am. on Saturday. septenhor
"a 1881 after lingering illness which She hare ,s
Snr1s5 i forttnde ANNIE CATHERINE. beloved
VII" En VI a -. Schuize aged 81 years and months
unera from her late Residence, 1917 New Jerssv nv.
enue northwest at $3.50 p.m.. Monday, Sept A.
, SPENCE. On September / lss, THOMAS
Of his ACE VIII Sphoid fever in the twenty ninth year
and acquaintance of the family are invited
~ atd FUNERAL services ut his late reedencc No 2lI
,t street southwest on Sunday September g. 1882
county m. rinte.ment at Montroee. Westn,orclnnd
un.!, va. lnestnoreland county paper please copy.s
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Saline styles In New Calcoes scts
Sstine styles In New Cambrics no eta
Satine styles in New Foulards - c:s
New tsshmeres all wool, new co'ors az "a.
New Cssnmeres al wool, new colors 40 cts
New Cashmeres, all wool. new colorS so cts
New Dress Goods Pin Checks 25 cts
NEW DARK dINGHAMs-MADRAs STYLES
All Wool White Flsnnels, Is cts, 30 cts.
Al Wool Red F1annels, ~ cts, so cts, 81 cts.
brussels Carpets, new styles, IS cts, 80 cts
Cloth for Boys suits. ~ cts. 81 cts, so eta.
ladies All Wool Flannel Suiting, IS cts
Black Cashmerts. All Wool ~ cts. Is cts, SO cts
Sheetng Cottons, ~ yards wide. IS cts.
Liable Linen 25 cts. 81 cts. so cts.
ingrsin Carpets. new styles. 81 cts SO cts 60 cts
Ladies Cloth. new colors. double width. so cts ca
~ cts. 80 cts 81 cts, Sl.00, etc.
New DARK Dress Goods II cts.
rioor Oh Cloths 81 cts SO cts. 60 cts and rs cts
ELook DRUGGETS all sizes styles.
canton flannels, cts, 10 cts II cts, II cts. etc.
BLACK SILKS-COLORED SILKS
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW FALL DRY GOODS
DAILY. Also
Our new STYLES in
SAhPEIS, RUGS. oILCoTHS Etc. Etc, Ek.
TOW SONS
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
anSo SOUTH SIDE.
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Speerss Port Crime Wsur

a t,i evenings This wine IS pleasant rich, has
~ haNor, ana as family medicinal wine il is not
~ NC eAceed Its use Is particularly beneficial TO
M at this season OF the year. especially for
sale 10y druggists and grocers.
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u IluNcnCnlS 'GA.ninla

Vests Minsfrels. o'c ahu
dHkAfkk CoaIQUE--variety and bUrlesaile.
Dhi'h.s U iEDEN.-Concert Performance.
ABNEK'S SUMNER GARpES-Coucert
IhE w ASHINGTOS SWIMMING; ScUoot Now y-or,-
avenue, between 18th and I4lh streets A0'A
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Found af Inst

An agreeable dressing for the hair that VIII
S iIS railing, has been long sought for Par
kerS Hair Balsam, distinguished for tfS n,,r,a, :,
FULLY supplies this want. S P~AiS
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'eCial Weather Rull<

TIE chief signal officer OF the army rr1rnts,a,
the lOllOWlH2 special bulletin to the press. The
barometer IS highest in the 81. Lawrence valley
ana lowest over Lake Michigan. The Temperature
mas Iaen from IL To IL ID the Mississippi valley
an IexaS; elsewhere it has remained nearly sta
tionary. Light frost IS reported from Wesy 7 ~
Aniinas. Local rains are reported from the upper
1ake region, the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
iehneS e. SouthweSterly winds prevail I'm All
the districts east OF the Mississippi except In
England, where they have shifted to northerIv
Inc loiiowlng special temperatures were reported
80 a. III TINS morning: EastpOrt. go: Montreal
oy quebec, So; Mt Washington, 42o: Cleveland
oo-' AIpena, 60; Duluth, 55o; st. Paul soc: Dan
vi ana san Francisco, $50 The following station
reports more than one inch OF rainfall during the
Past lWenty-i0ur hours, viz: Kingston LO3 local
rains are Indicated for the lake region and fair
and tomorrow. '"-u"'
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PORT SAID, Sept. 2-Arabi Pasha ts formIno .
camp at Sollh1yeh, thus threatening the canal and
one brush Hanks. Gen. WOlseey has taken nre
'au'ions against any movement in that direction.
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&v.OND ReWarn

FOR any case OF blind, bleeding itching. ulceratad
or protruding Piles that DeBiIlg's Pile Remedy
t ans 20 cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller NJ D. sI5
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with.
OUT his signature. Sold by druggists disco
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Testimonial to yIr. Ed. abncr

"AshlSGToS, ID. c.. August 80, 1882
fne7- Garden: '' ''"t-
s LII Sr:-Apprcciatiag your successful efforts
CO. Ininy past SEASONS, well as the present
o1e, 70 oief the people or this city A refnei Mace
, a,.usinent ana recreation, aDd believing mai
49, number OF your friends VIII be gIad m he
sns an opportunity for an expression az their
eeaeft cor.aert % s.IS 10 teneryol a testimonial
tn ~ sonseIe on such day as you NAV selecf DIR
loors truly, Jun saiuen.
ID. Il Anger ro,r
simon Vo1S l. j. Ramsdcll
Sborics MI, Pdul Schulz
III ID CocEe - J9in I. Ellis d Co.
J. o. p. Burnside w ~ " G,aie . 20.
James A. VoSe, IanSbrr rvs1VIv n O.,
p ~ Sno..h ~ Hume, CIeary = Co
Il Dreon James J. Chapman,
n Thorbb,,o, Henry Scmken.
Geo j. SeufIcrle Us 81 TAUNTON,
'' Hinton, Morrow 4 Co.
And many others
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 81. 1892
1esTs. ~ B Ahager, IT, w. Parker. Simon Wo,r
Chd'fes waiter, FL. ID. Cook. jr., and Others. 80
=. 0entismen BE pleased to accent nv sincere
s1anks Ior the Kind expressions of good will TO
Uaau me: and permit me TO designate, In accent
snce OF the benefit rendered me- Monday evcn,pg
place. va "AA@u 4. - W take
Very respectfully, EDWARD ..xr,
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The Lawn Tennis Tournament

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. 2.-The concluding rounds
or the National Lawn Tennis tournament at the
Saslno To-day We're played in the presence or
large audience. The weather is very warm In
tnG th1rd round OF pairs, Nightingale and Smith,
OF Providence, beat Van Rensselaer, and Newbold,
OF Philadelphia, by 6, 3, So. The final round of
, ane singles for The championship in singles was
Won oy Sears Of Boston, against c. NJ. Clark, of
Philadelphia, by score Of 6, /, 6, a. The contest
was was very fine one all through, although the
close was not PLAYED.
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PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 2.-The petition of
1acharlah Chaf1ee, trustee and assignee of the
Sprag9e estate for advice and assistance in the
oast VI r. ~ Moulton, William Sprague and Can
tUo-day. The case as to MoultOn was dismissed
SounSel Tor Sprague representing that he wished
10 De heard In argument against the validity OF the
trustees title,the case was continued until Thurs
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Notice,
An Ocean Voyagc

the system is corrected and toned nm win Tar
should travel. ~ nv oAe
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can francisco, Sept AT the session of the
u r. Davies was nominated for state contrniIer -.
siie rnleetlng then adjourned until to-day Mr.. NJ
M. Estee, the nominee for governor was serenaded
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept Authorization was 70.
c SnaE mere this morning that the fugitive ex
nad gone to New York, and that he was to sail
h snence Tor Europe to-day. The chief OF police
dere mas telegraphed Superintendent Walling
ing steamers be watched. 'A"' uop"i'-
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PSORIASIS.

H. E.. Carpenter, Esq, Henderson, N. v c,-o, -
C1TtS OF Reprosx OF twenty years standing by the
SSuiiCIAA hEsoLvFNT internally and CUrICI-RA and
SoilCUkA SOAP externally. The most wonderful case
record Cure certified TO before justice of the peace
a prominent citizens. All afflicted with itchn9 and
full. ~ " 0 Aoi 'us TESTIMONIAL IN
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MIS WlnSlows Soothing Syrup is the prostitution
~ 1 one Oh the pest female physicians and nurses I'm
.ae oniGed states, and has been used for fortV
years WIN never-faing success by millions ~
IIollerS 1or their children. 1t relieves the child
from pam, cures dySentery and diarrhCea. grinnS
~ ~ lie powes and vivid collie. BY giving health
S, re CHILD Il rests the mother Price Is cents
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=, AT STEMS New Store, 90i 7th. between and X
Iaales cloth ana flannels, from 20c up; yarI-gtde
peicaie, ohc; yard-wlde cash mere, Gle: good cor
sets. 46c. underwear anu hosiery very che,y. M
Iauh mel shlrtS, mems and boys. Soc rae Csc
seou prlhts, Dc; table linen, napkins and towels
at Stern'S. ~ Oi' |u''oineI
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SALT RHEUM.

itnose VINO have experienced the tormen,s of Salt
mm me. can appreciate the agony endured for wears
uuul cured by the CUTICURA REsoLyENT internaIiv
"no SoIlcs IRA ana CUTICURA SOAP externally
MRS. WM. PELLINGTON, Sharon Wis
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InvigOrating Food

NY vi rush and worry Parker's Ginger Tonic
Iesores the Vital energies and brings good health
quiChef IMAM any thing you can uSe.-TriI,1,le
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CUTICURA

ana CcTIcURA SOAP externally and CUr1cuRA Resor
TENT internally will positively cure every snac;eS ot
E Hunor, from common Pimple to Scrofula Price Of
CIR. small boxes soc large boxes ST. CUrG-
tSohA SHAVING SOAP, 15c Sold by all DRUGGISTS
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nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence. Sex
e. Depot, Stott & Cromwell q
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Ayers AgUe Cure

should be In every household in regions whera
IeNer ana ague prevail. Ii should be taken az n
prssentlve by every resident and traveller ia ma
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General Graham,s Funer.,

NEW YORK, Sept 2-The funeral NJ tho ,o+o
GEM. James Lorimer Graham, took place to-dav
ia I'm nus residence ON west 10th street. Only re-
iatlonS OF the deceased were present. ~
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Amusements, Excurs,ous. Etc.


r0kp ofERA HoUSE.-The perform snceS eyiror
10y Inatcner, Primrose and Vests minStra1e q,
tie opera House, fully sustain the HIGH ranrta
| VIZ, IN when the troupe came to this CITY
=, The NATIONAL THEATER will be onena, nov,
Monuay evening. when Barlow, Wilson g 90 =
nlalnInolh minstrels will appear. The RaItfmors
pany. f'e Va Tue CON-
THEArER CoMIoUE.-The fine burlesoue and =,
audiences. 'A"'' Ah sc
DRIVERS GARDEN grows constantly In ponular-
Ivy. very attractive bin is offered ~
AT ABNERS GARDEN an ENJOYABLE concert ts
given every evening. 80
IHE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is omen dav
and evening ~ 40 ot'eh uay
THE "DozEN."-The enjoyable excursions the
past Two months by the departmental Dozen"
uii ,he steamer Mary Washington Will be contin
weather permitting OA'''
IHE STEAMER w. w. CoRCoRAN makes daily ex
@ SION Trips 10 Marshall Hall and Glymont leay-
my al ~ am and returning at $50 pin
SLfAoNT-Ihe Potomac Fruit Growers, I'm
pio'euent company run daily excursions TO Civ
mont on the steamer Keyport
IHE NATIONAL RIFLES Will give their Ia Ct eycur
SION OF the present season to Marshall Hall on The
0'u T w. w. Corcoran next Tuesday evening
HE LADIES MITE SOCIETY OF Ryland chapel will
give an excursion TO Lower Cedar Point on the
IHE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON makes excur
sion Tips TO occoquan Falls Sundays Wednesdays
ana Fridays and to Mount Vernon Springs Tues
days and SATURDAYS '
:, GREAT FALLS.-The steam packet Excelsior leaves
Eer wharf. congress street and the canal for
Great rails and Cabin John Bridge MONDAYS
"euleSuays, Fridays and Sundays at am
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Nominated on the First BALLOT

q, CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 2-The republicans OF the
.isL congressional district, which includes part OF
tnls city and county, to-day nominated Sylvester
Everett on the first ballot
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w, WITHOUT our Kidneys, life is impossible. Our
most Skiliful doctors declare that Uuot,s Pamedr
Is the best medicine ever known for kidney dis
eases. N1 "4'-
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Brig. Gen eral Crook,s Renor,.

inc report OF Brig Gen. Crook, commanding de-
par'nent OF the Platte, for the past year, recon-
hehdS concentration Of troops at eligible points
upoh inc line OF the railroad. He mentions
ohana' Sidney, Neb.; Cheyenne, wy, and
s rUtt douglass. Utah. as positions deemed best
ofr ~. ens tlne lot large garriSonS The report
sbteIs 10 wonderful improvement in markham.
81 among the troops, stating that the companies
cavalry, have shown especial proficiency. The re-
po[I gives an account Of the killing OF the refractO-
~ 1oe cnlel Captain Jack, by Major Mason, who
Jacks lodge. Nv OoP'''An
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General Foreign News.

NEPIGON.
LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2-The steamer Lake Nentcon
VIM, Wnicn went ashore. on the eastern coast Of re-
lano yesterday morning, has arrived in the Mer-
seI =; me extent OF the damage done to the YES
TROUBLE WITH THE LONDON porIcp
LONDON, Sept 2-In consequence or comn,oin+s
Dy the superintendents Of the London polce at the
new rules LOT paying the police being published
WIN instant dismissal any man found co,nmmniss
Gazing TO the press orders issued to the force
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DON'T FORGET the select excursion by Ryland
S1hapei 10 Lower Cedar Point next Monday. the
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,sucIusy D0fry N0GOns.o
INsn Alderney Butter, churned every morning
ana oellvered In k-lb. Ward" prints 4Oc per Ih
Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per Of Cream, l5c. pint "s
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ECSSELL's Ice CREAM.

, BIZ YOUR WALL PAPERS, window shades. &c Of
n w. henderson Co., lib street
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northwest. =" ot'eeC
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SAASfA6'S Auction SALE OF notions and dry
goois, cor and 9Th SITS, will commence Monday
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3 81 81 AZ $y E#B'f 3 :" sssss
3 BDb ? I ~ I w H HBD5P sssss s
P 3 p ERR : HHzzzEEE
+ Err { EHf Ill., # : E.
F.; =: =; $ $E4a 4 + F. E -.
AS AN INDICTMENT FOR EVERY FAMILY AND
HOUSEHOLD TO USE
DAvID's PRIZE LAUNDRY SOAP.
WE ARE GOING TO HAVE GRAND CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL. DECEMBER %. 1882. AT WHICH
WE SHALL GIVE AWAY THE
FOLLOWING
VALUABLE PRESENTS:
gy Brown Stone House and Lot in New
sI q goo o, e, Per Cent o. s. Bond.
E. Tssa ! k Fer Sf G5r sssa'
500 8" B Sn,d
Pianos.
fdrlOr organs.
8 Diamond Bracelets
10 Psir Diamond Ear Rnpu
e Diamond Finger Rings.
SO Gold Watches.
IS Silver Watches.
30 $40 Gold Pieces.
IS SO Gold Pieces,
$50 SIS Gold Pieces.
10 Sewing Machines
100 Tea Sets, sc Pieces
700 Japanese Tea Sets. Pfeoaa
so Plated Fruit Stands
l Road Horse and Top BuaUy.
Boys Saddle Pony.
EXCURSION Ticket to Europe and return, via White
! Excursion Ticket to San Francisco and return,
EXCURSION Ticket to New Orleans and return,
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeafH,ep

OFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFrrrvp
WASHINGTON. DC. Sept. 2. Iss2 an a IN
variable Winds stationary or higher barometor'
nearly stationary t2mperatura
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MAR RlED.
ID ED.

,sSa iI IT., on Thursday, August 81,
ALICE. daughter Of w. II. Gunnel ali of this city
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JOB LOT IN school boys clothing at low nrcas Of
HeTZog'S, 3tS 9th street northwest f0'' CT
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Col. COrbin Succeeds Col ravlo.

N,.lNCINSNATI, Sept. 2-CoL II. c. Corbfn having
en COL D. H. Taylor, assistant adjutant gem
era era AZ newport barracks, Gen. Hunt, commanding
rliT or the SOUTH has issued an order
n M COL Iaylor, and ordering him to report
G 70 .ne department. OF the Platte. In the order
ms present position the general commanding
aesres TO express his thanks for the efficient and
oa.isIaGtory manner In which Col. Taylor has dis
enaTgeu ms duties as chief OF the department
Ht ana MS regret at the separation that deprves
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Yellow Fever RenOrrS

a., , CVcE HHepOftSe
me surgeon General Marine Hospital service.
mas received the following reports from the yellow
fever districts:
PENSACOLA, FLA, Sept 1.-Two new cases and
TWO deaths reported to-day '4N
pn,,.... WHITE, Acting Asst Surgeon
DhoMNsVILLE, TEXAS, Sept. 1.-Seventy-One new
cases reported some are evidently renorted twice
~ th re. deaths Inspectors report no known fever
III cue ranches, or north OF Arroyo.
Officer; Goodrich, o' Ao'i'n
lAoae.IThe Arroyo Colorado Red rivep is the
seleaii neading near Santa Maria, and flowing to-
MaIu the Gulr 1t Is 30 miles from Brownsville.
ana along its valley the protective Gordon is es
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Charged with KIDNAPPING 4,. o,v,,
Child.

a hArfY DADDY" IN THE POLICE couRr-Hs
fATHLESs WIFE IN MARYLAND
tail and rather good-looking mulatto man
named Lynn Boose, OF Frederick, Md. was IN the
prisoners dock at the Police Court this morning ON
the charge of kidnapping. Prosecuting Attorney
moore stated to the court that the police authori
Ties here received a telegram yesterday from
Ieoerlck TO arrest the defendant on the cbarpe M
kidnapping. Policeman Scott, or the seventh nrs
cinct. arrested him at the b. and o. depot ycsfer
uay aiternoon and took him and a small child
WI. Mnch ne is charged with kidnapping to the sta,
o,oIi mousse Mr. Moore stated that the Child turns
uu. W ue the prisoners and as he was held here
mI'nouC authority or right he would ask that
ne NE oe dismissed, which was promptly done.
". w men cod that he was free, Boose stepped from
ne uOck, and took the child who is only Is months
oiu, from boy, and seemed to be overoyed at get
IlHs IL lnto MS arms again. He tossed it up. and
aaIo: "oh, you little rascal" and kissed It until
tne court room reSounded with the sound of his
Ups booSe stated to a STAR reporter that he is
laWLu.ly married to his wife, and lived happily
Mill ner Ior some years at Frederick. Hewentaway
~ work some time ago, and when he came back
Sile otner DAY he found that she had minister
living win her. He resolved to leave her. but she
reused 70 let him take the boy, their only child
ana ne got possession OF him by telling her thai
ne was gong to take him to the store to buy him a
par Oh SHOES. When out OF her sight he got on
the train ana started for Prince George county to
leave tne child with his mother, but was arrested
Yesterday on the trafn He left the court house
WIN the child, remarking that he has the Child
now, anu his wife can keep her preacher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-02
CITY ITEMS.
Hats for E0ll af 1850


NOW opening full lines OF the latest STYLES or Stt-r
anu Soit feit Hats, Tor Gentlemen, Bows and chi.
ureh, IN all the Fashionable Colors at lewis,
ropuiar one Price Store, - $50 9TH street. between
NB.-PrIce plainly marked in each Hat
Public Voice
1889 AND l34l STREET, Jan. g. 1852
Hefuemen:-I cheerfully recommend Browns
IRON Bltters as the best preparation ever brought
before the public. W. H. KesFosrrR
onice OF Edmonston g. Co. fine shoes
tBrown's Iron Bitters is an Invaluable strenufh
eher lor The nerves, muscles and digestive organs
producing strength and appetite.
Notice.
Received daily, hard and soft shell crabs nrima
SAT- water oysters New York and Philadelpbia
Oysters speciality Hotels, restaurants and FAM
iiieS supplied at the Norfolk Oyster Depot NJ
Whlte Co., No. 62l street northwest
The Celebrated
vegetable compound for females which. within q
new new years, mas made the name OF Mrs lydia p
I lnhnain known In every part of the ciyilzed
Moiiu, removes suffering by the safe and sure
method or equalzing the vital forces and thus reo
uiaolng the organic functions Ii is only by such
a method that disease is ever arrested ana re-
moved N "no ic'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-02

HE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH VIII welcome the
choir will be present. ~ i'
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tan, 453 Pa. av. . 0p'1-