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A Witness Who Knew Nothing.
CHARGES OF KEEPING BARS OPEN ON SUNDAY DIE
MISSED

CHARGES OF KEEPING BARS OPEN ON SUNDAY Dis
MISSED.
This morning, in the Police Court. the case Of
John Cantwell, charged with keeping Sunday
bar. was taken up. and the colored Witness Joseph
Lee. committed to Jail few days since for con-
tempt in falling to appear as a Witness was called
up from the cell and sworn. Lee at FIRST refused
to testify. and the court remarked that he could
go back to Jail and stay there. Lee then testified
that he knew nothing about drinking in Can't
wells saloon. Lee being the only witness. the
case ives dismissed. The case OF jeremiah Bres-
ahan. charged with the same onense, was taken
up, and Lee testified that he knew nothing about
1t, and this case was also dismissed. Mr. Padgett
then said he might as well dismiss all the cases in
which Lee was the only witness, and calling those
OF Charles H. Hammond, Dennis O'Connell, James
T. Carbury. and Frank P. Hall, a nolle pros. was
be returned to jail to serve his sixty days.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGleglanS to The Star.
Western Union win Appeal.

Albany, NY. Sept 2a4Ju1gment was entered
yesterday in favor Of the state in the Western
Union tax case for $17S.8N, as amount of taxes
with penalties apd interest adde0 for 1891. The
company will appeal the case to the general term
for reversal OF the referees decision II the pres
emit Judment Is SUSTAINED the company viii be
liable for $3.50 200 more for 1892 anu not $780, CO
This latter is the amount sued for by the attorney
general but the company succeeded in its defeqSeS
Us to the excess over the present Judgment
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1t would appear that Mr. Fred. Douglass role an
leader OF his race Is about played out. His picrur.
esque appearance his singular career, and his real.
" remarkable oratorical power made him for many
years an object OF great Interest to the colored
men. but his recent attempt to give political turn
70 the LOUISVILLE convention disguised the moro
sensible OF those who attended When Mr. Doug.
lass nnde speech OF hts s>edfted" out OF all ike.
ness 70 his own utteranccs before o colored con-
venuon VIII accept n he may a. wen think OF 10
firing nom his peculiar public Life.
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The election Of Q Successor 20 Rere Deckx. ren.
eral q the order q JesuitB has Terminated The
successor. whose name 10 kept secret was pre-
seuted 20 the Pope on Saturday. The solection
Wao made after warm cQntaGt
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The address adopted by the national colored
convention at Louisville = en1gmatcal In ls rhet.
ORIG s'The shock" N sayA s'0f embattled arms
was the lullaby OF nation born IN Q oAy.s One
would think that the shock, etc, Was o0methtng
that broaght or colored bsethfen into state Of
complete Wakefuilnoea, instead or Q song that
sent them 60 sleep However In spite q tfo rhet.
ORIG, the address means well
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The CaplsoA Pictures.

IAo CopttoA RtCeOre0.
RETAINING AND TRANsYxRRna THREE or rHI
RoruxpA Observation-Disclosures OF vnrToAs-
BRUnrDf's HRRscoss.
For seven months past M. n. n Barlow has
been ousily engaged In retaining ami transfer
ring three OF the large paintings which have for
20 long hung In the rotunda OF the Capitol He
has done the work within an enclosure separated
from the remainder OF the rotunda BY q wall of
plank. The pictures he has had In hand are 1.-THE
Discovery OF the Mississippi River" By William
b. Powell; Baptism OF Pocahontas," By Chap
man, and ''Emoarkation OF the Pilgrims" by Rob-
ert W. Weir. The flrst named Is now hung in its
proper place. on the east side OF the rotunda, and
the other two are being rehung to-day. The re-
claimed paintings are now as good as new. Mr.
Barlow says that In an experience OF over forty
years he has never met with pictures so badly In
1ured as these were when he took hold OF them.
He has transferred them to heavy canvas, woven
for this express purpose. He says he would not
undertake the job over again for any considera-
tion One difficulty he has had to contend with
mas been want OF proper light The light he got
was too dnused and made the work very trying
He says that seven years ago, when he repaired
the other rotunda paintings. these three really
needed transferring, but as the artists were then
living who painted them Congress was unwilling
TO have their pictures worked over by other handS
Now they are all dead, and there can be no heart
ture was worked down TO the painting itself and
that laid upon new cloth.
As showing the vandalism Of some people Mr..
who had been permitted to ascend the dome spat
down upon the POcahontas painting, and 1t gave
effects
The pictorial history Of the United States,
started by the late Brumidi ana being completed
BY Prof. C0Stig1ni. around the inner circle OF the
dome, Is progressing satisfactorily. At present,
however, the artist is engaged 10 the room OF the
Senate committee on naval affaira Some time ago
some careless person left water Faucets In the
room above open. The result was that the water
soaked through the moor and seriously injured the
frescOlng In the naval committee room. The pro.
lessor Is now repairing the damage done.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

MSuNIAIN HEALTH RESORT THFa q
Ss.r. Besutsfnsi . Ssn,sari1m. Open oil
health md r saDie baths moyements- The place for
Rerks Connty u. In. fhESVON, Wernersville,
"a sep8-s&wlm'
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POstmasters, Salaries.

The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF LOCAL INTEREST
The nfst adjustment OF salaries of postmasters,
TO take effect October LIST. 1884, as required by act
OF congress, has been completed at the Post Office
department. The number Of salaries adjusted by
Mr.: Albert Scott, the chief of the division, we're
2176. involving an aggregate OF $40 zoo 600 Twen-
ty-flve post offices OF the entire number were set
back to the fourth class In addition to the gene
raj list there were 44new presidential offices, call
Ing for $50 900 additional for salaries. Some OF
the offices affected were as follows: Washington,
from $4,000 to $5.0O0-this is made special. on ac-
count Of the large amount of Official matter; Bal
tmore, $4,000 to 5000; Richmond, s., 600
TO $500; Lynch6urg: $4,000 the same;
Alexandria, $4,000 to s. 4O0 Norfolk s. 600 to S. 1907
Portsmouth, $4,000 to $500; Staunton, 5000 to
$2aO; Cumberland, s.. 400 to s24oo: Annapolis,
$500 to s. GOO; Hagerstown, 81 800 to g 3O0 n
Francisco SO to s, 900; Omaha, 1000 to IS SOO
rtssbuEg. $500 to g 800; Philadelphia, $4,000 to
5000; New York. IS 600 to s. 600; Chicago $4,000 to
5000: st Louis. 5000 to S OOo Boston, 81 900 to
5000; Louisville. $500 to s. 600: Nashville, s. 900
10 N.3W; Memphis, 5000 to $500; Cincinnati,
$4,000 to 1000.
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women Al tho POIlR
BINGHAMToN, N. Y, Sept &.-Three hundred
women voted at the school election mere yester-
day.
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II .AW DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSE.
II or Z nv

WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION AND
w English Language,
9O4 NJ street northwest.
Mrs. N: STEVENS HART, Principal.
Private and class instruction day and evening. be-
ginning September 10th. Teachers classes viii resume
October LIST and I'd. 6 pm.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES.
Tho natural development and culture Of the voice for
conversation. public address singing Stammefing
and other painful vocal defects overcome;
METHODS ENDORSED BY PROMINENT LOCAL,
PHYSICIANS.
Practical English taught by rapid and comprehensive
methods. Terms made known upon application. Lib
erAl discount to ministers and teachers. sep1-1m
ICkENCH AND ENGLISH FAMILY AND DAY
Il SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE
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Behold Massachusetssq
From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
1t used to be designated the OLD Bay State: ft
may now properly be characterized the Old State
at B0y.
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KING ALFONSO KISSED IN PAR,

The Jerome Park Races
JEROME PARK N. Y. Sept. 29-Flrst race one
nlle, Aranza hrSt, Duplex second. Time, A.
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Fluctuations I'm Wall Street.
NOT MUCH CHANGE IN THE STOCK LIST SINCE VI

nut MUCH CHANGE IN THE STOCK LIST SINCE YES
TERDAY.
NEW YORK, Sept 29-The Posts financial
article says:-The stock marketrdurfng the fore
noon Today was generally duh and heavy and at
i2:5O O'Clock prices were fractionally lower than
last night. The northern Pacific and Northwest
ern were somewhat weaker than other stocks, and
at the lowest time in the forenoon II 30 to l2:l5
Inc extreme decline on these from last nights
closing prices were respectively: Northern Paciflc
preferred ~, Common l, Oregon and Transconti-
mental nenIal =, and Northwestern *, From this ex-
oclock OF to q. The only stocks that were
TaEs sh at o Than at the close last night
New England at 20h, 1917 and q. Railroad bonds
were .nrm, and prices were generally fraction
nlgher, but the amount or business in any bonds
was small Government bonds were unchanged.
Money 2a2k per cent
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The hotel walters costume still remains the
standard for an American mans full dress To
prevent mistakes at parties, however, the waiter
Is directed 70 carry towel on his arm instead OF
o young lady.
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w. NJ. SINISTER & SoSs

Day GooDs.
SILK VEi.yETS AND vELyETEENs
E,,pos,,,,,> ,, In B ack and Colors.
EMBOSSED vELvETEENS
In Black and Colors.
Fifty sets Ecru LACE Curtains in very pretty desions
snd iql iength at rs per set special bargain.
"a Ladies' Goth. Plain and Illuminated
French ricots, in Black and Colors 5A inchea vida
YER desirable and cheap " WANG"
Blankes Comforts and Ouits In great v.r;at,, .s -
lowesI prices. e 'eAAS'' ~" ~
guaranteed ' -~A1N-' "Ao hfiOes
"a. J. A. LUTTRELLk Co
eY-- SlI Market space.
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ANDREW JACKSON IN TROUBLR-The rule directed
by Judge Smell TO be served on the colored man,
Andrew jackson, to show cause why he should not
be punished for contempt has been prepared by
Assistant District Attorney Moore, and will be
served at once on Jackson 1t Is charged Tn at
jackson by persuading woman in Georgetown
that he had saved her S.. and was entitled to SO
cents, violated the order OF the court OF August
9th last
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CURRENT COMMENT.
The TOm.Cae,s TFeacherOus Purr.
From the Boston Herald (Ind. Rep.)
There Is "harm0ny In the air" at Buffalo But
underneath thousand jackets Is hidden the ready
6hillalah.
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SECRETARY CHANDLER left the city this morning
for New Hampshire. He win probably bring his

FUNERAL OF b. NJ. CHoRPxNN1Nos-The funeral
OF the late Chorpenning, for several years past
2 chiet clerk IN the railway mail service between
afternoon, and was largely attended, many OF hts
assoclates OF the = d. 8 ana large delegation OF
spartan council, Sons OF Jonadab, being present
the services were conducted By Rev. Tho& g. Ad-
dls0n OF Trinity Episcopal church, and the inter.
ment was at the Congressional cemetery.
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Under he direction Of Mrs L. Ms5onsid and Miss Miss
R.ssmssntM e Music; Hs Bsrrs3ns
full corps Of competent teachers.
thorough EDghsh and classical course. with special
KinderEsrten system viii 30 added daily oral instSuc
ton IN French limited number Of young ladies'
ton call upon or address the principals at 1923
special Herdic win convey pupils residing on Capt..
tol Hill direct to the school and return. auS-3m
~ ENdLIsM AND FRENCH SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG IA LADIES. s2l Vermont avenue. reopens sep
IhDroush nstrgction II the Languages. Mathemat
y ished in 1854 and improved yearly occupies sDs-
cons handsome and commodions halls In Lincoln Hall
18th snS % sI
fniness and honorable Independence. College Office
q: Rexular day and evening sessions resumed MON
l DAr Sept F. Course Of study: penmanship orthoe
Beoifeepnx By snss Snd do1
bic entry Commercial Law Political Economy. and
% and r. SSsass:
s0d sass 1oa OF tine gs
rents insurance and taxes and keeps al Of the &C
international Bushes. College Diploma conferrrd
upongs;.dustes At close Of scholastic year r i Of I'd:
prior 81 s. onsnns q o and fully equipped
Hours q Ssssassaea1 sessions. I'm 70 a:so D..
and Fsd.9 e sso Monday Tuesday 1hu'diy
Tuition fsesIDsy sessions rear ssholarship IN cash,
sad il monthly RfysDs s oe
SO each; by the quarter. 500 upon admisson Even-
ss y & go 81
New Aaas e. s 3 Rs e fss.
SARA A. SPENCER vtcs-Pxincipal. sul1
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BASE BALL-The Detroit Ieague) nine win play
next Tuesday and Wednesday. Among the De-
tFottS are several Washington boys, VINO have
made their mark In the national game who should
be given hearty welcome to their Old homo
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A HIGHWAYNAN PUT 10 FLIGHT BY A Book
Mcpherson, book agent. residing at los street
northwest, was attacked by q robber on Nichols
avenue, near the Insane asylum. Mr. Mcpherson
drew pistol, and the man disappeared in the
bushes. He describes his assailant az q tail white
man. who wore . long black coat and SLOUGH
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ARMY ORDERsL-Leave OF absence for seven
months, with permission to go beyond sea, is
granted First Lieutenant Edward B. Rheem.
2lst infantry; the extension OF leave granted Cap
tain william NJ. Wherry, 9Th infantry, is further
extended one month.
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sep11-1n
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF THE

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
OF
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
Ihe sixty second Annual Session will be9in on
MONDAY, OCTOBER lsr, AT p. NJ.
In the College Building. 1925 street northwest with
D. to which the profession and public are cordially
invited The REGULAR Lectures will continue daily
throughout the course. beginning at 5 80 D. NJ
he Autumn EXAMINATIONS will commence at the Col
leYe OIL THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27I H. at $3.50 o. M
For particulars apply at the Deans Office. No: 726
Thirteenth street northwest seplO-lm
T AW DEPARTMENT. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Hon. Arthur Macarthur, Associate Justice Of the Su-
Hon. Samuel F. Miller Associate Justice of the Su-
preme Court of the United States Professor Of nterna
uonal and constitutional Law.
H. D. Claughton, esq, Professor Of Pleading Evil
dence Equity Jurisprudence. Commercial and Mari
Wi, William B: Webb: esq.,. Professor Of Practice and
Eugene Carusi esq.,. Professor of the Law Of Real
and Personal Property, Contracts. Negotiable Instru-
mcnts. and Applied Evidence
Watson j. Newton. ESQ., Associate Professor Of Legal
Lee UREHS.
Hon. II. H. Wells, Criminal Law.
hon. w. Willoughby, Deeds and Conveyance0.
Enoch Totten, ESQ.,. Law Of Corporations.
L. u. Hne, esq.,, Law OF TOrts.
keopens Monday. october LIST, 1883. at the Lecture
Rooms. 925 street northwest Catalogues can be OBJ
tanned ut MOrrison's. Parkers, Anglm's and Adams'
Bookstoree or at the Office Of the Treasurer r. j.
Lavender: 48Ox Louisiana avenue. New students can
obtani 9rmation or enter at the Lecture Rooms le-
tweens le hours Of and 10 md and D. NJ and
from 10 .. m. to p at the office of the Secrets y
w. j. Newton. 8lO + street northwest. sep7-2m
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RANGE or fnE THKRM0MsrHR-- following
wtre the readings at the once Of the chief sigma
ofitcer to-day:1 am. ST: II a m. eZ8; 3. "a.
ITO Maximnms re: minimum. th2
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Preparing % Kick.
From the Memphis Appeal (Dem.)
II. In 1884, the south is still to be ignored why
not In 1885, In 1892, and forever II the civil
war has not been expiated by q generation OF
silence and subserviency, when viii Il BET
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

piOleo Oy Dunlaps& Co, Georgetown, dropped
dead about O'Clock to-day Willis employed at his
work.
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It Really Makes One Sick.
From the Richmond Wing (Mahones Organ,
We shall vote the ticket Boss Malone may say
Is best for us and for Virginia
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY FRENCH Is expected back
IN Monday
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MORE SUIN AGAINST THE B. AND p. RAILROAD
Horace g. johnson has by Mr.. J. E Norris entered
suit against the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
company for $1,000 damages to property on vir.
glnia avenue, between "a and ~ streets, and Ly.
man d. Lamb has, by Messrs. Cook 4 Cole. filed q
similar suit for 600 70 property on street. be.
and LIST streets southwest.
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THE NEW DIRK STOCK MARKET.
Thefoilowlng are the openin9 ana closing nrica,
G1the New York Stock Market TO-DAY, as roportei
fySpecial wire 70 H. H Dodge, $50 18th stroee
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL

rH2SSssApHH ANR g4x 1asg
SHORTHAND classes will meet each evening at G: 40
Private instruction given by thorough and practical
special Of twelve lessons for active phonoxra
students furnished with Text books. Copy-books.
books. Dictionaries. Periodicals and other Pho
TYPE WHITING lessons given At any hour Of tho
Gay OF evening Use OF writing machine one hour with
Wiring Machines. Ribbons. Linen Paper and other
at lowest &RFiss e ssnas s
BR rtm =, y. and
the Rindsrssrtsn 'n' i''a OF
X INDERG AkTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE WITH
eb M0ds 70. the trsnne teachers
lion. Positions secured for tSoss %ho S are ona
ok ss m srses spply to MRS Louise f
to ladies are given in the afternoon After Tires
O'CLOCK. an27-2m
nj RS j. L. hce W f,s sfaS2k
AZ iiic ssass. iasas asss
Piano. Organ. vocal Muse and Harmony' spee az
M as e
MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY.
III loaf a %is s1GG y ;s5ss' s northwest
Enters IS amp ssP. 49, 1855
csssa fos s ana e M
Seminary. or for entrance into Smith. Vassar and
-, French and oeEman-Taushs by the Natural Meth
Elocation.In charge Of Mrs. N. Stevens Hark Prin-
cipai OF the Washington School Of EloCution.
Kaspsr. "
PPI =. Professor Anton Gloetzner.
%.snecn AT soSSo
decorative Art-Under the superylsion Of Competent
eee~uoLs. oopl-3m
THE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
Il SCHOOL.
x,r j. w. HUNT, PRNcrpAr
yin open September 10 1883. In the North 1eeG&on
Rab.is Of this school take high stand q the various
through lock boz SIS. s - sMiSSrcs
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MARRIAGE LICENsEA-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Patrick
Downey and Martha Collins; Lawrence A. Hines
and MARGARET v. Embry, both OF Montgomery
county, Md: Charles c. Lusby and Helen C. Far
rell; r. B. Donald. OF Orange C.H., Va, and Mary
d. Wright, OF Alexandria, Va.
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GONZAGA COLLEGE, WITH STAFF OF WELL
VI trained and energetic Professors offers fine op
portuniy for thorough Classical Commercial Edu-
cation Aspecal class win be opened this week (sept l2
for the purpose Of giving larger boys the advantage
being Obliged to sit side by side With boys who much
membersh p Of this class is required.
Terms. $40 quarter in advance.
JNO. ]. MURPHY. g. J.,
sep11-1m President
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Best OF native TEACHERS only: most thorough and
ecacous method special advantages for learning con-
versaton. Thirty LESSONS IN CLASS OF
ADULT $40: PRIvAT LESSONS AT SCHOOL. or
at STUDENTS RESIDENCE Lectures. Reading &C.
free to students. Superior TIE ACHERs FURNISHED
70 OTHER SCHOOLS and to families for certain hours
ana 10 p. IN. sepl5-lm
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IL GEORGETOWN, d. O.
The Session 1s83-18S4 viii begin OCTOBER /. 1854.
APplie;a,tions for admission may be made to G. NJ
the hours of $50 end 80 M previous to that day
after that at the School.
sep19-lm J. DENT President
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tary Lincoln to-day appointed Irving B. Dudley.
OF Wisconsin, 81, 600 clerk In the quartermaster
generals ONCE, and Thos. q. Raymond, OF In.
diana. $1,000 CLERK in rne adlutant generals
also promoted Samuel B. LOFinot from $1,000 to
class n the Secretary's ONCE, vice F. N. Guild,
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ARRIVAL OF HE GRESLY RELIEF PARrY.-The
secretary OF the Navy received a telegram this
afternoon announcing that the q. 8. 8. Yantic ar
rived at New York to-day from St John, N. F.,
with Lieut. Darlington and the other members OF
the Greely relief party on board. Lieut. CARING
Ton ls undef orders to proceed direct to Washing
TON ana report In person to the. Secretary OF War
ALLOWANCES TO PAY Pnofs RRFUsXD-The
Secretary OF the Navy has declined to pass the
vouchers OF Commander Pearson, commanding
the .. 8 6. Wachusett, and Of Captain Carpenter,
In employing pilots on leaving certain ports on
the Pacific station. It is q standing order that
pilots snail not be employed on naval vessels,
Vas ELECTED by this order during the past year.
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DROP. MRS. LUCIEN f. c. COLLIERE'S
L FRENCH. ENGLISH l. CLASSICAL SCHOOL
FOR BOYS,
1888 street northwest
VII! reopen for the reception Of pupils. SEPTEMBER
rs. 81 and 2S, 1883.
School year begins October LIST and closes June 1st
1884. Full corps of teachers. sepl9
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DEDICATION CEREMONIES AT ST. MARY's GENE
TERY.-The dedication OF the mortuary chapel at
St Mary's cemetery will take place tomorrow
evening at o'clock The Ri. Rev. Arch
bishop Gibbons, OF Baltimore, Nd, will perform
the ceremonies assisted by the pastor of St Mary's
church, Rev. Father Tewes, and other clergy.
the procession will start at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon from St. 4ary'S church, accompanied
by two bands OF music. The Knights OF St. George
will lead the procession. Other Catholic assOcia-
tons will take part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-29

LUTTRELL i WINE,
sep21-2w 1880 Pennsylvania ave., cor Goth ct.
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TINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Is FRANKLIN STREET Baltimore N. Jolly.
S ss0 1zTH SfkEET. n WsshinxtonS Principal.
154 FREMONT STREET. Boston.
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A CONTRACT AwARDED.-POstmasterC onger has
received the following sealed proposals for repair
Ing one of the boilers in the city post office. and
has awarded the contract to Petit Dripps: Fors-
berg Murray, Washington. D. c., Sl78; EN-. Gray
4 Co, do. 1923: George E Noyes, do, sll9: Petit
& DrtppS. &92 So
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SHOT Hrs BROTHER ACCIDENTALLY.-Micha
Ford was tried In the Police Court this morning
Tor assault on his brother, Martin Ford by shoot
Ing him some three weeks since. The latter tes-
titled that the shooting accidental, and there
was nothing but good feeling between them. The