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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-18

TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THR DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
The 18th Day OF March, 1882
JEANNE Z. ,Stickney,, complainant. Edward M;
S Stlckney William "; Saekn9y George Sticsney and
On motion of the complainant by Mr.. Seldsn, her
solicitor. aild it appearing 30 the court that subpoena
has been regularly issued against each of the defend
ants and duy returned mot to he found and that
mbia it is this 18Th day of March, 1882, ordered that
the defendants severaly their appearance to be
entered herein before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this date otherwise the viii be
proceeded with in of default. Provided copy
Of this order DO published well in the t'WashingtOn
Law Reporter in The Evening Starr newspaper.
rule day.
A. B. HAGNER. Associate Justice.
true copy-Test:
R. j. MEIGS, Clerk,
mis- 1aW3w BY NJ A. CLANCY. Asst. Clerk
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- REAT SALE OF BOSTON AND
NEW YORK CLOTHING.
LOOK FOR THE RED SIGNS.
AT No. 723 7TH STREET N. w., Bet. @ AND ii srs.
sPECIALTIEs AT SPECIAL BARGAINS


For this week. so psirs Of Chdren's Pants age TO
worth 81 80 s., 81 80, sell 81 81 % and 81. 50
LITTLE oyer half price IL Childrens :. sis sge TO
S.. less than 6Oc q dollar. You depend on these
goods as special bargains. =
lis Business Suits worth SIS S1s 500 500. s25 and
$50, will sell this week AZ So 3d. Sl4 SO, SIS and
So Every suit from 50 TO $ less than it. honest value
So We sch them from 15c 10 81 per pair less than they
worth. Boys Oyercoats for March At saving Of
81 it viii pay You 10 buy for next winter We have the
finest Black Cloth and Prince Albert Worsted Coats the
finest imported goods. custom made and wesre selling
We have the finest made garments.
We have medium prced clothing.
We have working Clothing.
In fact Clothing that try 10 suit all in quality and
price.
Note-Childrens Pants and Suits special bargains.
Boys Suits at great reflections.
Mems Suits nj a great saving 10 the buyer Cent?
Pants ut nearly the cost of material 100 odd Coats =
little half price. "a Double Breasted Worsted
Coats and Vests r.duced from $40 to So YOUTH
to come aud look for yourselves Anything You buy
not worth much more than you Tor them, You can
have your money returned.
Look for the great Boston and New York sale Of Gus
rs 7TH STREET, BETWEEN AND STREETS
NORTHWEST.
LOOK FOR THE RED SIGN.
J., II. SMITH. formerly Of Oak Han Clothing ana
Boston and New York sale q; Clothing.
Iwou.d like TO see all my old friends and customers .
723 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
Ihave the best made Goods at low prices mi4se
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ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.

ECONOMICAL AND SAFE.
WEAVER, KENGI4A CO.'S
LAUNDRY SOAP
is ECONOMICAL, BECAUSE 1T Is PURE; BEING
FREE FROM ALL ADULTERATIONS. SUCH AS
MARBLE DUST. SOAPSTONE. PIPE CLAY SILL
CATE, &c. WHICH ARE USED TO ADD WEIGHT
AND BULK, AND WHICH QUICKLY WEAR OUT
AND ROT THE CLOTHES.
1T IS SAFE. BECAUSE IT IS MANUFACTURED
FROM STRICTLY PURE MATERIALS, VIZ: STEAM
REFINED TALLOW (PREPARED BY OURSELvES)
PALM AND COCOANUT OILS; WHILE ON THE
CONTRARY MANY OF THE SOAPS ON THE MAR
KET ARE MADE FROM GREASE PROCURED FROM
THE CARCASSES OF PUTRID DEAD ANIMALS
THUS ENDANGERING LIFE AND HEALTH
PUT UP IN BARS. AND EVERY BAR BRANDED
WITH OUR NAME.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY
AND WHOLESALE AT OFFICE.
3244 WATER STREET. GEORGETOWN, D. G.
ORDERS WILL ALSO BE RECElvHD FROM THE
TRADE BY FRANK HUME, BARBOUR Il HAMII.-
TON. N. H. SHEA. OR RYON l. EARNSHAw. ms
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! = $50 OOo TO
M loan IN sums to suit. from ~ to per cent
HOUSE,. 1877 7sh street northwest, between g and n
streets. large and liberal advances made upon Dia-
monds. Watches. Jewelry. Silverware Gums, Pistols
Clothing and Merchandise OF every description. The
same bought aud sold All transactions strictly conf
uenual sag lam
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The one thing which all Indian tribes Insist
upon is that their chIIiren shall be taught to
sleep with tie mouth shut This Is precaution
which might well be adopted by civilized races,
rs well on sanitary accounts as to prevent sncr-
Ing. IL would be good idea to follow the
example OF the Indians q little farther and teach
the Importance Of keeping the mouth shut while
awake, also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-18

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
IL OF THE
NATION AL METROPOLITAN BANK,
AT WASHINGTON. DO,
At the close Of business. March IL, 1882.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-A ROLL OF TREASURY NOTES BE-
IL tween Treasury Building and Z street market l4th
street. suitable reward will be paid the finder
livery At Star Office 1t
i OST-A SMALL. GOLD PADDOCK WITH MONO
IL gram &. 4. B. suitable reward will be paid if
IT turned TO 81 Vermont avenue. ml7-2t'
T OST-ON THE 10TH INSTANT, A GOLD LOCKET.
IL with monogram Z. j. E. The finder, upon return
ing to the Critic Office, will be literally rewarded.
ml6-3ts
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PERSONAL.
MONEY TO LOAN.

S50. coo TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT, AT PER
% cent on good FARMS in Prince Georges Mont
gomeFy counties. THOMAS HILL. Fayet.e and ST.
Paul streets, Baltimore. Md. mI6-3t
7 HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD REAL. ES-
tate security in sums to suit and at lowest rates Of
interest o. C. GREEN
m6-3m TO ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-18

FLECAMPANE AND HOREHOUND
~ COUGH DROPS.
Cure Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness &C.
Relieve instantly, agreeable to take, convenient tr
carry. Children ecially like to take them. Hall
pound packages % cents.
Arthur NATTANS, PHARMACIST
m17 t4tl and and I'd and ID streets n w.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.


EOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED PARLOR AND
y BEDROOM. also single Rooms; low rates; at Sill Sd
street northwest It,
NOR RENT = HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms with board: AL conveniences; no questions
asked. Address H.B.. Star Office. mls-3t'
NOR RENT-FRENCH FLAT. AT THE WEST
End. consisting of seven rooms; rent, $50 per
month. Also. Handsomely furnished Rooms, SIS Ter
month. Address 3. s., Star office. miS-2t'
EfQR RENT-DOUBLE PARLORS AND SUITE OF
T. Rooms ON second hoor and trent room on third
Moor. at summer prices to parties that win
nent sO7 18th street northwest. mf8-3ts
NOR RENT-WTTH FIRST-CLASS BOARD AN
~ elegantly, newly furnished Front ROOM 2d floor at
1915 18th street Scott Circle very desirable
gentleman and wife or two gentlemen. References ex-
changed. ml6-3ts
HfOR RENT-ELEGANT FURNISHED APART
II ments at 1927 Vermont avenue near Mcpherson
square, single or en- suite; southern eastern west
ern exposure; CRATE fires &c. m92ws
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

IfOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS.
IL in building No. CHS eth street northwest. Rent
moderate T. E. WAGGAMAN. 9l7 street north
west. mIS-3t
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Is the dog waggIng the tail or Is the tail waggfng
the dog? This inquiry has puzzled a good many
people from time TO tlme and it begins to look now
as though The Congressional committee engaged
N investigating Mr.. Shipherd and his doings will
be asking 1t before they get through with the bust
ness. Outsiders are already firing off the conun-
drum ct each other, and Mr. Shepherds failure to
show up In the committee room to-day, as per con-
tract, has given the irreyerent inquiry q new
impetus and u fresh interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-18

II NJ. SAUNDERS Il BRO. HAVE MONEY TO
Lie Loan on Real Estate and other approved Securi-
ties rates low. and sums to suit 1903 street north
west.
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EDUCATIONAL.

NINE. IEpRINCR, FROM PARIS GIVES rFs-
Asl sons in French st her and pulai's residences.
Evening and morning classes. Price moderate. n nj
city references 3l2 Ri street northNs~t mile e.
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RIVER lSTEI.LlGENCE.
Squibs nnd Statements About tho Stcu,,
f.. ~. md f}tf. {Sfxnr .......E

SVulbs And Statements About tho Stcu,u.
ra crx and the River.
The Tom Dodsworth, Coal City end Nellie
Walton passed up with enpties.
The Scotia Is due upanl the Emma Graham
down ut early hours thismorning. -'0ll'3
The Resoluse passed down with model
bargrs aud .he Belle Prince and Nail City
with cmpties. III. Is.
The river is again falling, the marks last
evening indicating depth OF feet Q inches,
II fall Of three inches in twenty-iour hours. !
The Jennie Campbell is en- route from S.,
,ouis for this point with over 10000 lbs. OF
wool on two Of her barges for Horkbeimer
Bros, Of this city. g5 =.
The Little Anna took large number Of
Wheeling and Martins Ferry. people 40 tho
river last evening on u pleasure trip, A string
band was on board. cD ~ 70
The W. n. Chancellor tho handsome
kanawha river packet, will pass down 10.
morrow, morning, and we bespeak for It and
its officers consideration from our merchants.
The boat has excellent freight capacity. i /,
The Durnal contemplates cxcurtiur TO
pittsburgh the Ffiday night before tile Elatosr::
Briceland race. Yesterday, the dimensions
OF the steamer were sent 20 Pittsburgh in ar.
der to ascertain II she could pass lie locks
and thus reach the course. iTl3 ~ ~
The ''deek.hands"o on the steamer Diuraal
struck for. an increase Of $ per mouth on
their wages, when the boat reached Bellaire
on her up trip Saturday night. "A large iot
Of heavy lumber was awaiting shipment and
the alen refused to take itaboari until the
advance was allowed. Their demand was
complied With aud work proceeded, TIL! HI
:; Pl17sbursu, Pa: June ssS.-Riyer four ie,t
two inches and stationary; warm. a '.3$ ~
Oil 5C,tY Pa, June es.--Rlyer ono foot
tWo inches and stationary; clondy and bot.
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Yesterday morning some time before day.
Hight woman and u young man we're walk
Ing on Sixteenth street, near Nam, when n
man sprang out FROM behind Carroll's marble
sh0p, and grasped The WOMAN by the arnt, at
tempting to draw her into the lumber yard
In connection with lIubbards saw MILL. At
tho satte moment another man attacked the
womais male companion, attempting TO en-
gage him in n scuilc until the other rough
had succeeded In taking the woman into tic
saw mill premises. Both OF the. parties u.s.
saulted, however, resisted, and raised nm out.
cry, anu some gentlemen passing OH Market
street were attracted 10 tue spot. Their ap.
proach alarmed tho attacking party, and they
LETT ms abruptly rs they came, and
without having accomplished their
purpose. The mar < who first as.
sailed the woman was recognized, It Is said.
rs well known character who has often
figured In the criminal courts tn connection
with charges Of greater or less gravity, and
In all probability his latest outrageous VIC.
lation OF the laws will also be made the
source Of some little trouble and unpleasant
detention. Such occurrences have been graf.
tifyinely scarce'n the city OF late, and II this
Ole proves 10 have been perpetrated by the
man ut whose door 1t is laid by some OF the
witnesses, he should be made TO feel the full
force OF the strong arm OF the law. ID
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Wheeling People In Trouble Abroad. .
A Dellairc paper has the following items


about Wheeling people: H.
"Benwood oYer.tte.rivcr is Just now Ell.
gagged in case testing the validity of fininr
neddlers who full to provide themselves with
the necessary license. Yesterday fellow
named Mckee from Wheeling was delivering
some goods when he was arrested and taken
before the Mayor and fined S. This he re.
fused 10 pay and the Mayor sent him to iail
Mt Moundsville. lie sent for an attorney and
a writ Of habeas corpus was applied for but not
granted. Mckee, however, was afterwards
released by giving hond in the sum OF $500,
pretty big bond for IS line" b.
"a young girl from Wheeling who had
seemingly wandered from the path of
rectitude was pulled in by Marshall Druyan
yesterday evening at ADMINISTRATION of the
girls mother who had come here In search
OF her. The girl had been about the town
for three or four days and in that time she
had managed to make, herself known TO
quit u number OF thoughtlc2s or careless
ones OF the sterner sex. She was taken to
the Mayors Office by the Marshal md from
there she went with her mother to Wheel.
ing. The girl is quite young and we'll ap.
piled slipper or rod would probably have
telling effect upon her. She was very bitter
in dcnunciatiOn OF her mother.n.
The Tribune, of the same place, says the
girls name is Armstrong. She IL no. so
young in vice as in years. - ~ go ~
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


\ ST. Lotus, June % The following cable
special TO the St. Louis Grocer gives the
weekly statement Of coffee at the point
named. IA itt5
Y RIO De JESERIo, June es.-Average
daily receipts since juno 2lst, $500 bags;
stock to-day, 10000 bugs; sales for the
United States, $1,000 sales for Europe, So.
900; clcarnces for the United States; ~.
500. Ratio OF sterling exchange, 9lsd; Ivy
down cost at New York OF good iirsts,
(about equal 10 strict fair) OF, Market
iirm. This shows II decrease since last week
in tho daily receipts OF 1000 bugs, decrease
In stock Of 1000 bags. increase In sales for
tho United States 1900 bugs, decrease III
sales for Europe 1900 bugs, decline in
exchange ID anda decline IN price Of | Of
u rent .liis 'stlE ltrr4Na ..fII.. IaN- r-.
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STATE w. CITY,
Which Has the Nay About the River
Frontal Cave irfors Justice Murrinu,s

Which Has the Nay About the River
frout-A Cave before Justice Murriu,..
Yesterday Justice Murrins is,ued a. wnr.
rant n, N. ,,ro., ~ w. AZ .r,' $50 W.,
~ 'N' A'''St ~ -. hpnn l co!ofea,
VINO Is partner Oh Ike smith, the night soil,
remover. The warrant was issued at tho In.
,tance Of n. Re,s,er, NJ tbe p.imon,', ,,,,
40 cL..,,. ,I,.s,, on. WILL
a"u Shas''e i'sscn, u 1ne d y Y. road, who
complained that Thomas bud dumped the
contents OF wet vaults into tina river ovsr
,ho J,.,,nr, ali, h,,, rh. w.
i.svnI hx ~. " snui ua"" ,,... &c asae wafSaht
IN ~ ~. 'n no,s " ,S-S "a' ueu oI chhpief
.G NJ ,h a r, Iu.S W ro aehaihH chapter
~ oraim., ,%n ,,"i,tn ha, 1f"'Hfhs 90 oitths,
iows. '' '"' '"D az "s"''"' teaus Us ioi'
vi .,y ,a,so, ~ o,.o ,.u
inply NM, wilf"llv throw 'n ~, S rnMs know.
tlsnwn inio "nv wal, c;s,"rr VI ,, ,ause 70 DC
~, b,,,'eh NJ s,;,,, "S ,,at smihg, ofoof
nr L"ma.,;c r 'us n "ae , mnicn Is Used
ease nv nrr, ,.rI"f q. any ueau animal car
n. oIT.nsIre saistsnce d." h. ~ pu H. hauseo',s
vniiiv mf " ,nis,,o,nnono. n' 49,, ~ 'n.! snAii ~
lien thereof sIail he iInrd nat I@" Son'ie
aor mare liar sia9' AMI r,n "o' 'eas tian %
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PERTINENT TO PEOPLE.
News aud Gossip About pcrsons VIC All

News aud Gossip About Persons We All
Know. sEa
Frank lIupn is rusticating among friends
In Washington county, tn. 81.
Mcssrs. Frank Evans and Will IIandIan
have gone to Hot Springs for Il few weeks.
NJ. S. Hodkin, prominent lumber nler.
chant OF Pensacola, Fla, isat the New
Mcclure. =. j. a.. /. \
Chief Clerk Reilly, OF the PossoElce, LETT
yesterday on flying business trip to Harris.
burg, Pa, S. ia. 80 :,
U. s. Marshal Atkinson left yesterday for
parkersburs, where the United States Court
IS IN session. - - :. e tsgS
Wood Glass, ESQ.,, and family have gone
over into Ohio, near Portland, to rus,icatc for
u few weeks Et9 =
Miss Thirza Frazier, who has been yisitin.
Tor the past two weeks in IT. Pleasant, has re-
,urned home.
Miss sallie Chambers, OF Valley Grove, W,
Va, is the guest Of Miss Fannie McClyment,
Of the Garden Spot. -
VIII Beans is filling the chair OF night
editor on the Register while Col. CUzad is of
on short holiday Of about ten days. n.
Charlie Davis, the genial and gentle choir.
lister and oratofial singer OF Wheeling, tool
our city in last evening on wheels. -Sieulcn.
rifle Herald. ~ *.
Col, AIeck Campbell, Of Bethany, was in
the city yesterday. 1Ic sums up the crop
prospects in Brooke county by tho simple
word Splendid" l5f.,'I
Geo. G. Orr, m old and prominent citizen
Of Brooke county, and brother Of J.. C. Orr
Esq, OF this city, died on Tuesday. lie will
be buried to-day at 6 O'clock. ,es,s =.
State Superintendent al FREQ Sohoo,s
Butcher returned yesterday from a round OF
the county institutes and normal school com.
tncncenea's in various parts OF the Suite. r.
Prof. Hartley Thompson aud Mr.. c. L. Davis,
arrived home from SteubenvilIe yesterday,
after ,ransacting the business arrangements
tor the concert aid excursion Of the Oratorio
Society, They report very favorably OF their
prospects for crowded houses. z u
Mr. Howard, the gontlcnanly agent OF Van
Antwerp, Bragg & Co., Of Cincinnati, who
made many friends here Inst fall during the
meeting OF the County Superintendent is
aeain IN the city. lie has been spending his
summer vacation in West Virginia., -. , "a.
Mr. John Campbell, the popular belmont
mill roller, took unto himself II better half
yesterday, the ceremony attendant there.
upon taking place In the Cathedral. The
happy couple left last evening on the r., C,
j. st. l.. road for IN extended eastern tour, J
. Col. G, l.. poormun, one Of the candidates
before the St. Qlairsyillc Congressional Con.
vention, was In town yesterday. The Col.
onel is not sure whether he will again enter
the canvass or not. lie would prefernot TO
uAless circumstances seem to place him In
position where he can have little choice. He
thinks the others Will MI make the. fight
BILE County will probably object 10 throwing
their votes away a-Nin Il F-'frg. x. : ,.sI %.
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LOCAL. lsIiEvITIES.


IFn .
W .,.', Nl".ea III rev
Tar Last d,y ~ s.nooIys ,""
=, -" '''' Wy y. 'e'.oP'. ,-
NOT many Wheeling sports took In the
pezt hight. iz 3-i a.s5L
IksrEIpAr was damp disagreeable dry.
/, SUR TIC p.
Only two cases were in the lookup at mid.
night both women. - .'''-''
GREEN apples are plea.ier; likewise cholera
m0rbus among tue small BOYS. y
Tur Con,rs,o,;,n., ahn.si, c,o,,,o
rIits c,cur,s IN Ih;s o;tr I ,nta VI o'e"psn'
H,sx.u F,rzs,vvoxsw rae rrn II ,u,,r -,
ter,av nv o,llrcr Mnrr;u Tor au, ~ taS"m e.
'', r " y, o,ae., r MOTIFS iof urahAehhess'
nE S!'ss.'lG hanu Will e1curt to
Iib 'lN@ 80 'u' ''eA''e' oc'o'' VI. 'uly'
H.. r.. -
,sa,;ro ~ no Ss nag oeen secured LOT luz
m m;,s W 'ne state ifess Association next
. ,5T.r rt
III; mG ~ nt, n,scuns OF the newspaper men
VIII % hela TINS afternoon at O'Clock and
"'l as'ehuaace Is desired. f
InE Nail CITY ilass Works have shut down
!os Aa.y nays' ~ whicI !ime repairs anu I'm
'SQuinE pnlLlrs last night Issued a warrant
ior Dhniei krumbacker, charged with assault
anu pattefy ny Jennie GTay.
'SouiEs SWEENEY yesterday sent Anpic
Kennedy to Jail In default Of i fine OF IS md
costs. for assault and battery on Annie Ker.
ner. l'sl'si 4'tg2 es575 d
TIE Water Works Committee meets at J,
O'clock this afternoon to open the bids for
the work OF laying tho now ien.iucA wafer
4 main. 49,
BLACK PRlScE LopaE X. or P, OF this city,
viz join The Knights Of Steubenvilio in a
picnic ut Browns Island, above Stcubenyille,
on the Fourth Of July.
HExaY W. FisuxR was Yesterday sppo;uted
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4 re,ty 1ni n.or IF jesse James me.

d.
Ono Of the mcanest, md Mt the same time
bollest, petty robbrries ever pe,pe.rated in
tho city, was accompli. he'd night before last
Mt the confectionery and peanut stand ken,
by MI Italian on Market street south of Sill.
tenth. The proprietor had stepped out for
q moment, leaving the stand in Charge of his
little daughter, u bright chubby little girl OF
ten or, twelve years, All the business
houses In the vicinity wero open and bril-.
iiantly lighted, and scores OF people were
constantly passing, or standing upon the
street near A plain, ordinary looking man
entered and madG, soH,e triting purchase,
giving the little Girl hall dollar In
payment. She opened the money drawer
10 make change, when the VII.
lain threw a large loose cloak
or coat Of some kind, which tho girl was 100
excited 70 describe, over her head, complete.
ly binding her and preventing her giving
an alarm. He then helped himself 10 the
money IN the drawer, put out the lights, and
!astenea on before the daZed child could
gather her scattarcd senscs sufficiently to orv
out. The covering thrown over her head was
most probably a rubber ovcrcoat u The
amount stolen was not large, though II com.
prised the receipts for the days sales, and
the loss Is quite scnsibly felt by the Italian
merchant. The deed OF the robber was n nc.
culiarly dastasdly one, and its very reckless
hess made II safe, AZ, 20
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Some excitement WIS caused on the hill.
side yesterday by chimney burning out Oh
the hou:c Of Mike 1ally, between Twelfth
and Charlea stseets No damage resulted TO
the property, ba. Mrs. Isl}Yi The aged moth.
er Of Mike, who was lying III IN tnc AoNse,
received such nervous shock that hor liie Il
desPsired OF. -
Yesterday slight blaze was discovered in
Ewing's bindesy, on Twelfth street, butit was
exsiHsaished With bucket before an! alarm
was turned in. Tho damage was slight.
The cause Is not known. i ] X go
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HOTEL AHHafAls.,
IT. lAMES,uOTEL.

II Eel. u & o. Wagner, city, ia4i
+ Mone,. Moutstown; Young. r. Liverpool.
= :, swan cumberland. 4 Parsons, st. George, i
3 wilson, .yonoMgalln.l 4 wilson, Monongalia,
y rilpe, FGlfMont. a } i Conner Cumberland,
u stevens, rhlladn. IT, ilcggils, St. Joseph. 4
~ Taunton laiailne. MSNcrH and wife, ca,sclls
n p1ttS CletrGeld, q Higgins, Clcatield. b
" y Harrison, Nc Pleas Ditwciicr. Mansfield,
AN L,rSeit, Chatlyss'n. MlssF Williams, II Mart,
I q Y M Eli EMsmol; y I aosh,er, phiad'a.,
i 500 CR Rhodes, Ch!eaeo. t
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Reduction IN I'inH0H.

Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knahe
Chickering, llallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest price,,
and great reduction for cost. Call carly and
secure great bargains. Y
.Eg Lucas Music Store,
tlJ9 Main street
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RAILROAD Boxps-Gcnerafiy strong.
STATE SkCUKlTIES-Dull and higher,

louisiana consols"." i yiR!nia Gs.....:.....- 20
Missouri hs..-.."....iH vtginIa eutfsols, ek.
y. Ioscpl......-...".llo TN mat. coupons. coz
Tennessee ."hl. Virginia deierted... ii
Tennessee 6. ncw.-. III sOnered. 800
weak. Ut n decline Of 4l per cent from yesterday
closing prices, Oregon 4 Trans Continental, how.
ever. w1s per Gent, higher. weak tone ,atiy
prevailed and Prices fell or lt.a1h rer cent Lake
then became dull and continued 50 during tho DAY.
III the carly part Of The afternoon. however, M nd.
vance OF Halhrer cent Was recorded. followed by
general reaction Of 1s's15 per cent. In the hate
cent, while Houston ~ Texas sold up per cent 10
"a. Subsequent changes md Irregular with
values, however. 1854 per cent higher than yes.
!etday closing prices, Houston { Texas leading In
the advance on the day. rIa = " -