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Anusenents. &c.

FoRD's OPERA HOUSEWIVES Minnie Palmer and
Robert Graham in MY Sweetheart, will be at the
Opera House next week. Miss Palmer has always
been favorte here, and from all reports has i'm
proved immensely, both in acting and singing,
since her last visit. Mr. T. j. Hawkins, as Joe
Sh0tCeu, the old sport, has made hit as great as
1t was unexpected everywhere the company has
played.
NATIONAL THEATER.-"The White Slave" Bart
ley Campbals latest, and 1t is said, his best play
Will Ge produced at the National next week In the
cast are Miss Julia Stewart, Mr.. Frank Roberts,
Mrs. g. c. Germon, Miss Maria Bates Mr.C. White
ana Mr.. ChaS Walker.
The THURsBY CoNCERT-After an absence Of
three years from Washington, Miss Emma
Thursby, well and favorably known in this city,
Will appear at Lincoln Hall, Tuesday, October
10th, supported by Maurice Strakosch's concert
company. The box sheet was opened to-day at
MetZerott'S music store.
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Mr. Jos. j. Bowling will APP
pear at the Comique next week in the thrilling
drama, "NobOdyS Claim" The OlO performance
also promises to be very fine, many well known
speciatieS being embraced in the program. A
special matinee had to be given in Baltimore to
accommodate the crowds.
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I'd Edition.
--latest kilograms to qlG Star.
Hunting for Couuterfeisers.

NEW YORK, Oct THE arrest OF some persons
lately for circulating counterfeit trade dollars and
80 and p cent pieces has stirred up the secret SER
vice agents The latter have just learned that in
August last a gang OF about twenty-five eXpe-
rienced Austrian and Hungarian counterfeiterS
arrived In this country and set to WORK TO manu-
faeture the spurious coin. Dil!gent search has
been made for their headquarters, but so far with
out success. The secret service agents are still
engaged in the hunt for them.
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THOROUGHLY RELIABLE
Hams 81 and S1.2J ladies' button boots.
Sl-5o ladies' rcai goat and Kid button
81 and $3.50 fine French heel or common sense
button.
$3.50 ladies' famous h1n1Sewed button
SIS and $50 gents solid. broad or pointed
Toe, cloth or leather top, Congress and laced.
$1-15 gents all leather boots.
81 30 double or single sole calf boots.
Cents fine h4nd-St wed boots and shoes
80 and 75C. durable school shoes
81 and 81 p Bdestructbe solar tip button.
S16 9TH street and 1922 Penn. avenue.
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Forty Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winsow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female yscians and nurses In
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their. children 1t relieves the child
in the bowels and wrd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother Price Is cents a
ooIeie m,W,S
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The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD will sell tickets to
fnliadeiphia from Washington, during the Bl-Cen:
tennial at s. 20 for the round trip. Tickets will be
placed on sale from 23t 10 Goth inclusive good to
return until October 18th. Organic atoms Dartfct-
pating will be tlcketed for 81 the round trip all to
travel on one ticket.
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Special Weather Bulletin.

Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin to the press:
The barometer is highest IN Virginia and lowest
on the north Pacific coast Generally fair weather
prevails in the districts east OF the Mississippi
with eaSteriy WINS IN the southern states and
southerly winds in the lake region, middle Allan
VIC ana New England states. Local rains are re-
ported from the southwest AMI northwest, with
s0CtheIly winds. The temperature has risen
slightly Ia New England and t5e south Atlantic
states, and has fallen gbOut 100 in Minnesota and
the upper Missouri valley. The following stations
report more than one 1nch OF Rainfall during the
past q hours: DeniSOn. 145; Lacrosse, 124: Dodge
City, Isl, and Huron. ID. T., Los The indications
are that fair weather VIII prevail In the southern
portion OF middle and northern portion of south
Atlantic states during Sunday. Loo i rains are
Indicated for the Mississippi valley on Sunday.
We HAD SEVENTEEN genuine ''India camel hair
shSWlS' consigned 10 US Tor our opening, OF which
thirteen are leFt. TGey are from the largest i'm
porting house I'm New York
Rather than return them we shlll sell them at
the Following prices, which is prime cost and 25
per cent lower than they can be bought in any
New York retail store:
tor sl35 Tor sif750 for S155. for s11C. :or
Slsf. for $3.50 iOr $50 for $s5 for S2C7 %
i ior s315, for $40, for $3.50, fer S5S5
LANSBCRGH { BRN
NOS. f2), 40 and i2i 1tii street
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New York physicians say that they have been
using Speer's Port Grape Wine and Wine Bitters
IN their practice for years to the entire satisfaction
OF their patients and themselves, and take great
being all that is claimed for them, and in fact,
the most reliable they can find. 1t is especially
females generally. For sale by Druggists and
GrOcerS.
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since eruption broke out on nv
leg and both feet which turned out to be Eczema and
caused me great pain and annoyance. tried various
remedies with good results until I used the CuTIE
CURA REsoLvENT internally and CUTIcURA and CUTI-
SOAP externally. which entirely cured me- SO that
my skin is smooth and natural as ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY. "a South St., Baltimore.
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CONSERVING THE CHINESE LAw-The circuit
court at San Francisco has decided that Chinese
merchant dom1ciled in Peru at the date of the
chinese act may come to the United States with
out producing any certificate from the Chinese
government under the act. The decision was
substantially, to the effect that the statute must
De made to harmonic with the treaty, and that
the law cannot be construed as forbiddng the
landing OF merchants, travellers, students etc.
not being laborers The Treasury department has
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TiE TWIN or GOODNESS is cleanliness, and the
parents OF the pair are SefreSUect and good taste
Inc Intimate acquaintance and chapcronage of
TINS blessed qlarteIte VIII tide man safely over
many social SAND bar and shOlI. Keen YOUR
coat collar clean, wear immaculate linen and
faultleSS nectteS and note the result. There is
not In Washington such unquestiOned authority
on neck dressing as Taylor & Hufty, and their
prices are below any for equal goods IN the civ
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DUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
'VHOMAs BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

BY virtue Of decree of the SupremeCourt of the6zA
pistrlctcf Columbia, passed in Equity No ~
$50 the undersigned, as trustees viii offer fcr--.
the times hereinafter respectively indicated the follow
ing rea estate, situate in the District Of Columbia
On WEDNESDAY,, the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF &C.
IOBER, 1882, at -FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, lot numbered
hve 90 lnsquare numbered hundred and seventy.
SIX Gf6l Immediately thereafter Lots numbered one
% and two CD in square numbered eight hundred and
forty -two CAD; and Immediately thereafter Lot num-
bered four go, III square numbered ten hundred aud
eighty -four (l0S4).
On Tit RSDAl, the NINETEENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBEE .lSS2, AT FOUR O'CLOCK L. M, Lot numbered
seven CD In square numbered six hundred and thirty
four (634) Immediately thereafter Lot 80 aud 100 feet
on the southeast corner of 9TH road and Lincoln
avenue; and Immediately thereafter lot numbered two
co IN block numbered three CD, Of Howard Unyer-
sitys subdivision OF ''Efiingham."
Terms OF sale rs prescribed 10y the decree One fourth
OF the urchnse money cash. and the balance in three
equal talients payable respecN ely. at six, twelva
anu eighteen months from day of sale, with interest az
tne rate OF SIX per cent said deferred payments
secured by notes OF the purchaser and deed of the
Proey or all In cash. az the option of the purchaser.
onoud said terms not be complied with with one week
from day OF sale, the property will be resod risk
cost OF defauling purchaser after five days notice OF
such SAFE deposit Of s50will be required upon tho
safe OF each OF said lots All conyeyancng purcha-
ser's expense.
RODOLPHE CLAUGHToN,
4s0'v Loulsisna avenue I r-,,u..u
NM. X WOODWARD. 4 irust
oc7-dSds 452 Louisiana avenue
For Other A tfc,sonS Ses Sepsnfh Fac
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DIs.rtct covernment Affairs.

LIQUOR SALOONS AND SCHOOL HOUSES
The Commissioners to-day issued an order that
the limit OF one square within which the selling
OF liquor by retail license is prohibited shall be
determined In practice by distance or four nun
dred feet, measured In any direction from the
building line of all school buildings owned or oc-
cupled by the District government.
A LONG CONTINUED NUISANCE.
Health Officer Townshend to-day sent a commu-
ntcation to the District Commissioners in reference
60 nuisance on property on 1915 street. between
ID street ard Maryland avenue southwest, stating
that the parties responsible were notified In June
to abate but failed to respond, and that the nuis
ance has now become a pestience and Is injurious
to the health OF the community.
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TIE NEW PHoTo-ART Co, Pennsylvania avenue,
near 9Th street. Is the only establishment in WASH
mgton where you can get line photographs for 8
q dozen
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CUTICURA.

Blood Diseases consists in the internal of
CURA REsoLvENT the new Blood Purifier and the ex-
Skin Cures. Price Of CUTIcURA, small boxes, SOC.
large boxes. ST. CUTICURA fEsoLyENT, 81 per bottle
CUrIcURA Soar, 25c. ;CUTIeURA SHAVING Soar lac
Depot, WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston Mass It
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Highly Esteemed

The youthful color and rich luster are restored
to faded or gray hair by the use Of Parker'S Hal
Balsam. harmless dressing, highly esteemed To-
| Its perfume and purity.
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TsY PENNSYLVANIA coke. See advertisement

FIRST CLASS boarding house has been estab-
Square, by New York lady.
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Tangfer Oyster Depot and Restaurant,
9Th near E-Johnson's. Choice steamed, roast and
6roiled oysters All selected. Ladies' saloon first
floor.
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FUssELL,s leg CREAM and Charlotte Russo,

W 3 CROWN. 23i Northern Liberty MARKET, guar
anteeS perfect satisfaction, and en- sell rst-clasS
Deei cheaper than any one else.
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A Sensation i'm Ireland,

DUBLIN, Oct. 1.-THE closing OF the land league
funi created much sensation here, many 20 rSOnS
demanding an explanation as to how the money
has been spent.
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INVITATIONS are out Tor Cochr3ne's opening OF
new. SOFT comforts. entirely handmade by Wash
lng1on EtdirS- The materials are guaranteed
prices popular. Every bedroom to be prettier
should have one.
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The NAVAL ADVISORY BoARD.-Commodore r.
". Shufeldt has been chosen a member OF the nro-
posed naval advisory board. The other members
have not yet been selected,
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. "Ward" prints 45c per lb
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&c. per Of Cream. 15c. pint
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MALI Street To.d8v.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE six members OF the
Arctic relief expedition left for Washington this
afternoon on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A dispatch from San Francis
co announces the death, from congesttve
chill, on the 4th inst, OF Mrs. Marmion the wife
OF Surgeon r A. MarmiOn, U.SN.
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A LONG, long list Of the best doctors In our lind
boldly declare to-day ''The only cure for Bricht's
disease, dropSy and heart disease is Hunts REM
edy."
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4NbAI Ekh OSLN--
Irior TO our grand fall opening, Oct. 10th and
istA, We nave made sweeping reductions I'm every
oePuIlcht Our I1c- corset 10. SOC. Our 9Oc and Il
sofSet Ior Doc and 15c- Misses regular made hose
Le.es 3Oc hosiery for &c. Foster Pat lace hook
NC gloves t9c. Spanish lace ficiuS and ties re-
duceo from 5r. and 81 10 soc. and G9c Now Is your
GRANGE Tor bargainS az Dammann,s Sl6 9Th street
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MARRIED,

DORIAN-SILVERS. At the parsonage by the Rev
A. W. Pitzer, d: D.. Monday October 2, 1882 at $50
O'Clock a. NJ, MARION ID ORIAN to Miss LULU A,
SlLVERS, both of Washington, D. C.
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$1,000 Reward
For any case OF blind, bleeding, itching, liberated
or protruding Piles that DeBfng's Pile Remedy
fails to cure. Prepared by j. p. Miller M. D., 91i
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. None genuine with
out his signature. Sold by druggists. Disco
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Folly in WAITING

1t Is the height Of folly to walt until you are fl
bed with disease that may last months, when 70,
can be cured by timely use of Parker's Ginge
Tonic. We have known Sickly families made The
healthieSt by it-ObSeyper
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GRAND RUSH TO LADSOS's for those new sterling
sver initial pins, any letter 81 also bangle rings
and earrings, 5Oc SIS 9Th street northwest
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LATRoBES, ranges and furnaces repaired prompt.
y. Heating and cooking stoves. Geo. Z. Gartrell,
ms TIN street.
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CERES Is the best Minnesota patent process flour
In America One barrel OF Ceres makes forty
IoaveS more bread than any other hour known to
the trade Try it
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may be made endurable, and even ENJOYABLE.
the system is corrected and toned up with Ia
rants Settler Aperient, and without which no on
should travel
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PURE WHITE (Estragon vinagre}, the only vine
gar suitable for pickiing and pTcserTin, purposes
TO be had at &. Handlers, 31l nth street.
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HOsIERY. entIreIy new. bargains, Cochrane,s.
Fox NEXT WEEK OSI.Y.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN at Dr. Whites
the specialist in nitrous oxide gas Vernon Row
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street.
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ssBUChUpaiba.,,

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blat
ger and Urinary Diseases 81 Druggists. Depo
Stott & Cromwell. 2
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MR. BREWSTER CAMERON Of the Department OF
Justice left here this afternoon for short visit to
fhiladeiphla MI. Bowen has not yet reported his
arrival 10 the department.. The ATTORNEY Genera
Is expected to return here next week.
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Burnett,s Cocoainc.


tne pest and cheapest Hair Dressing 1t kills dand
run, allays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth Of the hair.
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CorPgR LIGHTSING-RoDs, at J. II. Kuehling, 419
18TH street. 81 "
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s. GALLoN-75c. ct. bottie-No. Rye Whisky.
Best for the money. McGee'S wine store, 404 9Th
street northwest
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VersS Pille
Lydia e. Pinkham,s

are general favorite, because Of their powerful
yet gentle operation. Medical men prefer them
for nervous or delicate constitutions
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DON'T fail TO attend the fall opening OF Baum's
On Monday, October 9Th.
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BRIsTow, card writer OF u. s. Capitol has
removed To 90 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ASK YOUR GROCEKs and butter dealers for s. c.
creamery PRINT Butter. Wholesale depot, Spicer,
ConPton Co.'S, 934 louisiana avenue.
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S1.(NO Reward

Rurnctt's FlavOrinS Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest and
best en-
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Lovely Lyon silk plush - p, and all-wooi Gers
Ger cloth, 25c. just opened.
BRODHEAD & Co., 1905 F.
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Public Voice.

Public Voice.
1924 14th ST. NV, Jan. 8, 1882
Gentemen:-I have suffered for vears with loss
or appetite and heavy oppressed feeling about
the stomach. About April last commenced tax
ing Browns Iron BitterS and have taken several
bottles My appetite greatly improved under the
use OF the first bottle 1t is good and am re-
i1eved from the oppressed feeling. The medicine
has certainly done me great deal of good.
A GuTCHINIST
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JAS. o. WitherS and a. Barucn can be found at
Youngs' cloth and silk house, 80 9TH street.
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GERNAN hand-knit jackets at Auerbach's, corne
TIN aud f.
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sCROFULA SORE.

SCROFULA SORE.
Rev. DR.. -, in detailing his experience with the
CUTICURA REMEDIES said that through Divine Provi-
dence of his parish1oners cured scrofuIous
sore, which was slowly draining away his fe by the
CUTICURA RRsOLvENT internally aud CUTICURA and
CUrIcURA SOAP externally. The pois on that had fed
the disease was completely driven out.
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OPENING, novelties, Cochrane's, opposite Riggs
bank.
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SAMSTAG viii sell at auction, Monday morning
corner and stn streets. large lot OF fancy goods
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Pension Office Site.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR.
As proper site for the new Pension Office, beg
leave to call attention to the Smithonian grounds
as an excellent place for the same. This square is
lively central; the building would not interfere
with the present use OF the grounds, and could be
placed at any one OF the four corners OF the
square, or on 10th or 18th streets, midway OF the
the building would not interfere with their
present use but would rather beautify and adorn
them, giving the employees the beneftof the park,
with fresh air. A.
!. Two FIREMEN INJURED.-A dilapidated roof on a
shed on 18th street, owned by Mr. Murphy, was
B. Clark fell and had his spine injured. job
sherman had his ankle sprained.
A LONG PENDING CASE SETTLED.-This morning,
IN the Police Court the charge against Geo.
Mantz for carrying pistol was called for trial. 1t
Will be remembered that several weeks ago q
young man named VIM. Yates was shot In the leg
at the corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Mantz was charged with the assault but
the case was dismissed on MantZ proving that the
shooting was accidentally done while he was
handing the pistol to young man who owned it.
Judge Bundy, while Diminishing the charge OF as
Sault, directed that an information for carrying
pistol be made out. This charge was dismissed by
Judge Snell'thiS morning on MartZ stating that he
mad the pistol at the time to deliver it to young
man who owned 1t.
THE POISONED SLEEPS ToNGUE.-Prof. De Smedt
Today submitted his report OF tests OF the sleeps
tongues delivered to him by the health officer yes
terday morning-the same which were partaken
or by the family in Georgetown named WinShip,
and purchased from butcher Knott. Prof. De
Smedt prOnOunces the poison to be s'ptoamines'
alkalod, generally discovered In putrid meat or
IN cOrpSeS.
TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
1De Following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reported
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THE COUNTRY TEAMS pIsAPPEARING-LAYING IN
SUPPLIES FOR THE wINTKR-APPLES TO BE SCARCE
AND HIGH IN PRICE-wEsTERN MEATS IN THE
MARKET-A TENDENCY IN BUTTER TO RIsE-oTHER
FEATURES OF THE WEEK.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

a CASH UNDER Tue PLUMBING REGULATIONS
after W. D1nnteiS, a plumber. Was charged in the
Poilce Court US morning by Inspector or Plumb
Ing Robinson with Violating the plumbing reylIla-
aonS by engaging in the business or a plumber
without being bonded and registered in the Office
or the inspector or plumbing. Mr.. Robinson stated
tnat the defendant completed contract 20 do
plumbing work at the City Hall building, and has
failed 70 comply with the regulations as above de-
ScTiDed- Counsel for the defense claimed that the
defendant did the WORK under the direction OF Mr.
The defense also made the point that the work
WAS done In public building. and not in private
mouse, and the regulations did not apply 20 public
buildings Mr.. Forrest, the prosecuting attorney
sanitary condition as any other building. The
court held that the defendant would have TO COM
ply with the regulations, and suspended the case
LOT one week for the defendant 10 register and file
MS bond with the Inspector.
HoSoRED NAMES IN THE BLACK LIsT.-Thfs MORN
ing, IN the Police Court, George Washington ami n
C1inaman named ChOng GOss were charged with
making an afray, by fighting with each other in
the street The witnesses were not present and
the case was continued. Within n very short
space OF time Judge Smell has sent tramns To the
government farm who enjoy the INDUSTRIOUS names
OF Daniel Webster, Abraham Lincoln, Ben Butler,
james buchanan, Ben Franklin, &C, and the
CLERK remarked, when George Washington was
called this morning, that he can't see what is
keeping Arab Pasha away-so long.
THE WEBER PIASo.-Slgnor Morosinf plays the
Weber piano at the Thurshy concert, at Lincoln
Hall, Tuesday, october 10
THE ELABORATE GAS FIXTURES, with over three
hundred burners. at LansburgN Bros, were fur-
nkhed By E F. Brooks.
CARPETS FOR sALE.-Brusse pets, ingram
carpets, three ply carpets, drug 5ilclotbs, lace
curtains, at Towson's, go PennS l., south Side.
Sec new adYt
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SEE F. P. MAY & Co.'S ad. in regard to coal hods,
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a.: corsets, whalebone, splendid quality, Coch
Yane'S.
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For REST-The lafayette House. 2d and SITS
northwest See advertisements
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H Dodge, 539 18th street.
Name. o. c., Name. O. C.
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GOLD filled bracelets, bangles. initial pins Prgg.

TIE New Photo Art Co, Penna. ave-, near 9th
81, are making excellent nfesize crayon portraits
for rs TO f3l
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An Ocean YOyas

Vegetable Compound cures all female complaint:
by removing the cause.
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CARPETS FOR SALE.-BruSss
carpets, three ply carpets, drug
curtains, at Towson's, go PennS
Sec new adYt