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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

Reported for The EVENING STAR.


THE MIDLAND AcCIDEET.-No Alexandrian was
injured In the Midland railroad accident, near Am
herst, C. a., va;,. except Engineer J. r Grigg
leaping from the engine, but was replaced by the
Dystanders before physician reached the spot
he reached here yesterday evening, and Is likely
killed, has several relatives here.
SExToNs SUIT.-The three justices, Whittle-
noon church case. Geo Lyles, sexton Of the NJ
=. church, who was dismissed September 1st by
the board OF stewards, claimed that lie held for a
year and refused to surrender the keys to the new
sexton, rendered himself ready for the duty till
October 1st and then brought suit for one months
salary, $50. The magistrates dismissed the
STATION HousE--The census OF the station
house this morning is as follows: Samuel john
son, charged with being drunk and disorderly;
Henry Harrison and Hattie Davis, held for dis
orderly conduct.
sem-monthly session at the city hall tonight.
The report OF the special committee on the Cam
eron street work viii be the main subject of inter-
date at large in opposition to Hon J. S Wise, will
speak here tonight under the auspices of the
Young Mems Democratic club. Work at the
perntendent OF police has just finished the clean
ing OF King street from end to end. Twenty
will be occupied by their owners in few weeks
The improvements in real estate here during this
season have been largely owing to our building
associations, whose rates OF loan are moderate.
Charles Strangman, OF Prussia, and Christian
Frisius. OF oldenburg, Germany, have been natur-
allied by Judge Meade. Arthur Simpson has
been appointed by the auditor collect delinquent
capititiOn taxes. No voter can use his right this
year until he has paid his capitation tax. The
improvements at the corporation court room have
been suspended during the session of the court,
but Will be renewed when court adjourns and
completed within a week. Chicago beef is now
on sale here, and rates for meats have largely
fallen In consequence. The street work at the
north end OF Washington street is now completed.
The new 1,300-ton schooner, now on the stocks
at the upper ship yard. for Capt. Duncan will be
launched early next month. Civil cases still ell
gage the corporation court
SENT TO JAIL IN DEFAULT OF 81 600 BONDs.-Mil-
ton Monday, the young man who was arrested
mere few days ago for receiving stolen gOods-a
horse and buggy-and who is supposed to be con-
nected with an organized gang or horse thieves,
was before the court this afternoon. Mr.. Moore
said that the property was received by the de-
PENDANT in Rockville, and as the Rockville author
ties were taking action in the case, he would ask
that the hearing be suspended. Mr.. w. Stone
Albert appeared for the defendant and said the
prisoner wished to waive examination The court
sent the to the grand jury, and the defendant
was committed in default of 81, 900 bonds.
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FRATERNAL VIsIr.-Anacostia Tent, No 13e, L.
0. r.. paid fraternal visit last evening to Heber
Tent, No. 10. l. O. r. Addresses were made by
Tent, and Messrs. Smith. Hall. johnson. Daw and
Marriott, OF Heber Tent
CooPERs STRIkE:-The coopers are on their an
They receive at present 10 cents, and demand IL
having refused compromise OF II cents. The
strike only extends at yet to Mr.. Jarboe's men.
Charles s. Simmons, Babbift, from Providence,
light, for coal; steamer E. C. Knight, Chichester,
merchandise for District merchants; schr. Charles
Gibson, Emery, from Boston, light; schr. Fred.
Walton. Smith. from Boston, light; schr. Hattie s.
Miliiams, Bray, from Fall River. Cleared. schr.
Elisha gibbs. Wood. with coal for New Bedford
schr. Lemuel Hall, Trfpp. with coal for Boston.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls and re-
cevng and distributing reservoirs, clear.
HIGH TIDE.-October 25 6:22 a. m, 6:49p.m.
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WE DESIRE TO TENDER OUR THANKS To OUR
MANY CUSTOMERS FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
AGE EXTENDED To US FOR THE PAST THIRTY
FIVE YEARS AND To ASSURE THEM AS IN THE
PAST, WE WILL GIVE GOOD VALUE FOR ALL
PURCHASES MADE OF Us. TIE GROWTH OF
THE CITY AND THE DEMAND FOR LARGER
STOCKS AND FINER FABRIQUES Is CONSTANT
LY INCREASING, AND IN ORDER TO MEET THE
DEMAND WE HAVE GREATLY INCREASED OUR
STOCK OF RICH AND ELEGANT GOODS, AND
ARE NOW SHOWING BY FAR THE MOST CHOICE
AND SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE
STYLES THAT HAVE EVER BEEN EXHIBITED IN
THIS MARKET. AND WILL, WITH CREDIT, COM
PARE FAVORABLY WITH ANY OF THE STOCKS
TO BE FOUND IN THE LARGER CITIES.
ALL OUR GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIG
URES. AND NO DEVIATIONS FROM PRICES
MARKED ARE ALLOWED
NO VISITOR WILL BE IAIPORTUNED TO BUY
AND IN EVERY CASE PROMPT AND POLITE AT
TENTION WILL BE GIVEN To ALI, WHO FAVOR
US WITH CALL, AND WITH A DESIRE To
MAINTAIN THE CONFIDENCE OF ALL WHO PUR-
CHASE OF Us. WE RESPECTFULLY ASK CON-
TINUANCE OF THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EX-
TENDED US HERETOFORE.
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POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHIC P0RTRAITS-DaviS' fine
photographs. by his new AMI wonderful inStanta-
neouS process Is ackn0w edged by all to be supe-
r'or 10 expression, position, fine artistic effects
AMI brlidncy OF finish to any ever before made in
this city. % Pennl. ave.
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DRY GOODS.


A DVlcEs FROM PARIS INDICATE THAT
vELvETs AND PLUsHEs
WILL BE EXCEEDINGLY FASHIONABLE
THIS WINTER.
SEAroN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR To PERRY BROTHER,
HAS NOW OPEN AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF
THESE GOODS. WHICH Is MUCH LARGER AND
MORE ELEGANT THAN ANY PREVIOUS YEAR
IN NOVELTIES. ALL THE LEADING CoLoRs
AND BLACK. AFFoRDING SPECIAL FACILITIES
FOR COMBINATION AND MATCHING.
PURE SILK oTToMANs. from sl.7,tos3.
RICH SILKS FOR WEDDING OUTFITS.
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF THE --LATEST STYLES IN ALL-WooI,
FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES
DARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
GOODS.
CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave.. corner 9th strsss.
Established 1910. OBJ
A CA RID.
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On WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, only special low
price days at ClarkS, 49, 7th street northwest:
Scarlet meGicated underwear, e9c-, reduced from
Sl-12 ladies' Balnrggan hose, extra long, regular
made only Gle; British super stout half hose, &c.,
reduced from Bile; DR.. Warmers health corset,
only S1.00: ladies' fancy bOriered handkerchiefS
&C., reduced from 121s- A discount OF 10 per cent
on all hanG-knit wOrsied goods. The largest
assortment in the City at Clark'5, 132 9TH street
northwest
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COnsirs1SPd LOc9IS

The Columbia Democratic Club reassenlbled last
night and took preliminary steps looking to a
reorganization for the campaign.
The Rev. w. A Bartlett, ID. d., will be installed
as pastor OF the New York avenue church tonight
by the Pre5bytery OF Washington city. The Rev.
John Hall, D., OF New York, will preach the
sermon DIR. Chester will address the pastor, Dr.
Bittinger the people, and DIR. Sunderland will
preside
The boat race yesterday afternoon between
Kearney and Fisher. from the Coast Survey Office
and SomerS and Bode, OF the Plate Printers
rowing association, on the Potomac from G. street
wharf mile and half and return, was won by
E0merS and Bode.
Messrs- W. J. Murtagh and Smith Petit have
been excused as jurors In the Circuit Court and
Collins b. Cursor, w 7. Sibley, Jacob ID. Hutton,
T. NJ Embrey and James A. Edgar accepted to fill
vacancies
Attention Is called TO the advertisement OF Fitch,
Fox Brown, Offering for sale, furnished or unfur-
n1shed the handsome residence on 18th street of
Hon. James G.. Blaine.
Yesterday morning officer Fifleld took to the
second precinct station S53 in L. s Treasury notes.
which n found In an old stove on the porch OF Mr.
Alien Walker. on the Seventh-street road near
Brightwood The money was supposed to have
Deen stolen from Edward c. Henderson on the
night or the 2lst instant by John Garvey. Officer
Fihed arrested Carney, and the charge OF stealing
was dismissed by Judge Smell, and the money
ordered to be turned over TO Henderson.
AeSSrS A. h. Spurrier, alderman and detective
CIncer AT Lancaster, Pa, and Mr.. Cyrus Colvin, of
That city, arrived at police headquarters this morn
Ing with the proper papers for taking Munday, the
City.
About or O'Clock last evening a colored man
named William Williams, p years Old. was cut
Win knife In the right side near the lower rib,
during an aflray at the corner of Twenty-SecOnd
and streets northwest. by some unknown per-
son. DR.. Francis Was called in and rendered medi-
cal aid, pronounc1ng the wound not dangerous.
To-day Z. r. HtllEer filed a bill IN equity against
James Nj. Ldtta and wife, asking a decree TO
compel defendants to convey to him their interest
IN square 66, valued at $4,000, which plaintiff
claims was decided In 1873 TO them in trust Tor him
SELF and Tnos. Sunderland and for greater convent
ence ili case o. sale.
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Special Weather bulletin.


Inc chief signal officer OF the army furnishes the
1oioWing special bulletin To the press: The Da-
rometer Is lowest oil the middle Atlantic coast and
highest In Texas Light rain and threatening
weather continue in New ENGLAND and the middle
Atlantic states, with cool nOrtharly winds The
IotoW1Dg station reports mere than one inch of
rainfall during the past q hours: Cipe Henry,
l:So. Fair weather Is Indicated for the middle
and South Atlantic states and Ohio valley on
"Wednesday.
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WHILE my pavement is torn up / Will offer great
inducements In all departments OF my store.
Those IN search OF fall winter goods should take
advantage OF these great reductions
4. STRACS
Entrance. No 932 ID ST n w
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UlOtn0I SWANS ~ O1m syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
CSC.
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
e Sn1te ,h states ana mas Deen us hseq nor Ier
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhona, gripping
in TIL the bSWeIs and wird cole b. giving health
bottle. m,w,S
the best and cheapest Hair Dressing 1t Kills dand
ruff, allays irritation. and promotes vigorous
growth of the hair
Burnett's FlavOring Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest and
best co
1t Will Not Mend a Broken Limb
or stop bullet hole, but Tarrant's Seltzer Ape
rient Will relieve headache, aid digestion, regu-
late the bowels, and 1t is to-day the finest OF all
cathartics and stomachics. Sold by all druggists.
Women
that have been bedrdden for years have been
completely cured by the use OF Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind bleeding, itching, liberated,
or prOtruding Piles that DeBillgS Pile Remedy
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature Sold by druggists. disco
Cool Nights
Remind us that warm breakfasts will soon be In
demand and that HeckerS Self Raising Buck
wheat VIII shortly be ready. Hecker'S Self-RaiS-
ing Flour is always in season. For sale by all
grOcerS. 60
Tangier Oyster Bep0t and Eecstaurant,
9th near E-Johnson's Choice steamed, roast and
broled oysters. All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor.
"Aldcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in 4-lb. "Ward" prints 45c per 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per at Cream. i5c pint
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

w
Stops hawking snuffing running nostriis poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the eyes,
purlfes the breath and the voice. TASTE sme
and airing An absolute for Catarra and all its
symptoms AS effective in cases of 30 ye.rs standing
as IN ordinary colds. Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise Catarrh mailed free request. Cure
s.. 90 q all Druggists delivered by d. b. DEWEY Il
Co.. 1872 Fulton St., New York. $50 t. th4m
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FULL LINE zephyrs and Germantown wool In all
the new shades Knitting yarns. CTewel Tor EN-
brodery. All shades embroidery silk, 10. per- doz
Mrs. MAX WEYL. zig 9Th ST
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NEW LoT wide antique laces 49, 20 and PIC. yard.
NorSted ball lriEges, all colOTS. 25c. per yard.
MIS-. Max WEYI- agt., 112 eth st.
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WHILE THE PAVEMENT Is BEING REIAID on Penn
Sylyania avenue 10th street, the customers OF
John T. Ellis & Co. are requested to use the rear
entrance, No. $50 ID street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

NOBBY OyERCOATs-
for young man. sl5, 49, HOllander Bros 1917 Penn
sylyania avenue.
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man.
THE KIDNAPPER SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS IN
Emma Lee, the co!Ored girl, who was before the
Police Court yesterday, charged with abductinr
the little three-year old GIRL Mabel Dykeman and
whose case was continued until this morning to
Change the mode OF proceedings In the case was
called out OF the deck this morning and arraigned
on the information pleaded not guilty, through
her counsel, o. :. b. Wall.
Mrs. Dykeman stated that she is a widow and is
nsIng at No 123 18th street. Mabel W ho is her
ohiy child was out playing on the sidewalk In
front OF her house about O'Clock SATURDAY. even
Ing, and was soon missing. Witness learned from
some children that her child had gone of In the
direction or 18Th street with coiored woman, and
she rushed of in that direction and. after run
ming from 18th street to the Avenue and 18th street.
and not learning any tidings OF her child, she
turned and reported the fact to the police, and
about O'clock was notified that the child was at
Lieut.. Arn0ld'S station houss, where she found her
The colored woman was there under arrest and
demanded a reward for the child, claiming that
She found her wandering around the streets
1th street, testified TO seeing the defendant take
little Mabel down III street.
sarah Conrad, an intelligent little girl, OF No.
1sa5 Pennsylvania avenue, testified that she used
10 play with Mabel, and Saturday evening she saw
the Avenue, past the Art Gallery, and she asked
Mabel II the woman was her nurse, and Mabel
said no. but the woman said she was, and kept on
with her. Witness then went and told Mr.. Dyke
man about It. She also said that she the pris-
oner the day before In the neighborhood talking
TO crowd OF little girls and asking them their
names Another girl, named Hesther Waumsley,
OF No. 1724 street, testified that on the evening
taat Mabel was taken away she noticed the priS-
oner standing at tree box watching them at play
number OF other children corrObOrated these
statements Policeman Gantz testified that he
arrested deiendant In the parlors at the Ebbitt
House, and she claimed that she found the child
on the avenue. The defendant took the stand in
her own defence and stated that she found the
child on the avenue near the National hotel She
stated that she came here from Alexandria. 0The
court said that he was satisfied that the defendant
either wanted to kidnap the child absolutely or
wanted TO take her temporarily get a reward
BE sentenced the prisoner TO six months in laiL
An appeal was noted
GONG TO THE BI-CENTENNIAI. Washington
COmmandery, No. 1; Columbia, No. 2; Potomac,
No. 9. ami De Molay, No. 4, leave the Baltimore
8 and Potomac depot by special train tomorrow
"Wednesday 12 IN. The bicycle club will leave at
4:20 d m Capt FleetwoOds company will leave
o.2O D. m the 96th for Philadelphia to attend the
B.-Centennial celebration. Columbia commandery
VIII take Schroeder's band and Washington COM
1lsndeTy the Marine band
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M. T. RICE has re luced the price OK his finest
cabinet photos to - pr dozen, o for g. Studio,
1919 PennSy wanna avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

afternoon 1880 yards OF Madras lace curtains PIC.
per yard; has the effect Of stained glass when
draped; Will no doubt attract many buyers.
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MRS c. THOMPSON has opened store at 931 F
street northwest, with beautiful display OF hair
goods.
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SPECIALTIES,
SAFE DEPOSIT co.

GIT u DII OOII ".
SECURITY FROM LOSS BY BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY. FIRE OR ACCIDENT.
The NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
CORNER 10TH STREET AND New YORK AVE.
Perreual Charter Act Of Congress January 22d 1867
Rents Safes for s. to go per year, aud takes ali kinds
OF Securities and Nauables Special Deposit at lowest
rates.
BENJAMIN P. SNYDER. President.
GHARl.ES G. CLOVER, of Riggs Co.. Vice President.
ALBERT l.. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
G. E. Nynan. Asst. Saoy.
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder. Charles c. Glover,
i. John Cassels, Henry A, Willard.
Albert l. Sturtevant Thomas Evans,
John &. Parke. au14
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On, BE CHEsRFUL-Seed ana Havana cigars, 6 for
25c-; my own make-O-B-C. go street
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AElusesnents Tonight.
NATIONAL THEaTER.-Rice's Surprise Party.
THEATER CoHIQUE.-yaFiety
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PAINS IN THE BACK, S:sie, or lOinS are cured by
the great kidney and liver mediCine-Hunt'S Rem
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NEW and beautiful designs in stamping.
Mrs. MAX WEYI. agt. IL 1th St
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THE PHOTo ART Co., 30 Pennsylvania avenue
are making the finest cabinet photos for s. per
dozen; cards, s.; excellent iitc-sZe crayon por-
traits, from 50 TO so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

BEAUTIFUL pearl opera glasses, $50 Hempler's
453 Pennsylvania ave.
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GERMAN hand-knit Jackets at Auerbacn's, corner
9TH and III.
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JUST WHEN YOU WANT THEM

lust WHEN YOU WANT THEM
WE CUT THE PRICE OF FALL ovERcoATs.
On the first counter to the right enter our store
you will find about two hundred Fall Overcoats They
are just as good and stylish any the other
tiers. In the two hundred there are probably forty
styles Necessarily the quantity of each style is limited
and that is the reason why we have marked down the
price.
styles of So Overcoats to $40.
styles Of SIS Overcoats to $40.
Then there are small lots s13, sl4 and SIG grades
which you can have the choice of at
TEN DOLLARS.
IN HEAVY OvERCOATS,
EVERYTHING
is about the word that expresses what have good
goods. The cheapest Overcoat we handle in heavy
weights is S1O There lots Of Goats that could
place on our counters at ST So. They not the
kind OF goods that give satisfaction and do pro-
pose to sell that class of goods.
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WANTED-An hOusekceper5 10 know that Ceres,
Sterling, Minneola, Reii tnce and Golden Hill are
the best patent flour, known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-24

BUSINESS SUITS, sl2. SIS, $3.50; Hollander Bros,
1917 PennSy iyanla avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.

And They Do Say,
that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Is one remedy with.
out rival
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On, BE CHEERFUL-Buy your cigars at $40 F
street. Havana mixed cigars, for 2tjc.
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Mother Swans Warm

611 street southwest says: "After suffering from
General Debility Browns Iron Bitters restored M,
renewed health and vigor."
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PRICES JEwELRY STORE Gold filled bracelets
81 TO SO Plain ring 81 to 81.
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CARPETS! CARPETS!
BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT STYLES JUST OPENED.
BRUSSELS CARPETS. 75c. &c., Csc, 81.
INGRAM CARPETS SIC, 45c. soc.
BEST EXTRA SUPER-INGRAIN CARPETS, 75c.
Soc, o5c., 90c.
BEST BODY BRUSSELS, Sl.35.
RUGS, DRUGGETS, HASSOCKS.
LACE CURTAINS.
HALL AND STAIR CARPETING.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, all widths.
TOW MS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA O18
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STAMPING with new process, guaranteed not to
rub.
Mrs. MAX WEYI, aGt., 1l2 9TH st.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFrrcgR
WARRINGTON. DC. Oct. 81, 1882, 9:3lamj
For New England and the middle Atlantic states
Ight rams, followed By clearing, slightly cooler
Meather, nortbery TO westerly winds, and in the
middle Atlantic states higher barometer
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FrssELL,s IcE CREAM anl Cn.lrlotte Russe.
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING licenses have
Harvey and Martha L. Wilkinson; James Hall
Lewis and Anna Bruce Donaldson; Albert L. Jones
and Anna NJ. Taylor; Orange s. Firmn and
X. Riley and Annie Ryan, OF Teneytown; Charles
White, of P. G. county, Nd, and Flora Reichen-
hop
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Try Pennsylvania coke. See advertisement
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Mother swans Worm Syrup.
Infallfble, tasteleSS, harmless, cathartic; TO
feverishness, restlessness. worms, constipation.
Csc.
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THE MOUNT PIsGAH CHURCH Notwithstanding
crowd of colOred people were before Judge Smell
this afternoon for the assault ON Mount Pisgah A
NJ. f. colOrei church last Sunday night. Trustee
Thorn SWOre out ten warrants yesterday, which
resulted in the arrest by Sergeant Perry and Pri
vate Columbus OF Marcelo Carroll Sarah Bibbins
Edward Taylor, Annetta SmOOt, James II. James
John johnson, Tnos. johnson, JOS Plnkney, Rich
Henson Judge Smell took their personal bonds
for their good behavior.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING SOUTH OF
NEW YORK;
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCK
EVER EXHIBITED IN WASHINGTON.
EVERY DEPARTMENT STOCKED
TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY
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"AIdcrncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at Cream, i5c. pint
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THE ENTwIsLE CASE DECIDED-Yesterday, in Thu
Court in General Term, Judge Cox delivered tn
opinion or the court, reversing the decree below
In the case OF Edwards, assignee, agt EntWiSle e
al. and Remaining the cause. Edwards, as the as
signee in bankruptcy of Entwisle Il Barron, flled
D ii TO subject certain property, conveyed to Mrs
Enf Wtole to the payment OF the debts OF the firm
and in the court below a decree was made for de
PENDANTS. This decree is now reversed.
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BLANKETS,

In endless variety We defy competition. Our expeca-
tons are more than realized, and judging from the
many congratulations have received, enterprise
| is appreciated.
We invite and all To inspect Mammoth Build
| ing. Immense Stock and Low Prices.