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MINNIE COYWAY'S RESIGNATION.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-This evening Miss Minnie
Conway appeared for the last time with the Union square
Theatre Company She had engaged for the coming
season but she resigned few days ago An actress 10
TIL her place has not yet been secured.
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MRS. L4NGTRY IN TERuONE.


BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Langtrys
second American tour opened at the Howard Opera
House here tonight In the presence OF the largest aud
ence that assembled here This was her first appear
ance Lady Teaste. The performance was enthusiastic
IL iyeH
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TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE

Is as palatable as the incest fruit and more
certain IN It's action than the catharcs which
make martyrs Of ladies and children Everybody likes it.
sold everywhere az % and 90 cents per box. -
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MARRIED..

The Genuine Chene,s silks famed for wearing
SAMUEL H. TERRY No 10 East lith.s;.
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NJ Br6guct was born in Paris on December ~ lSo4'
and WAS the grandson OF Abraham Louis Breguet the
Swiss matchmaker In 1926 he was placed at the heau
of the Chronometer Department OF the French Navy
which had been founded by his grandfather. He also
gave much attention to the application OF the physGa
sCiences and especially the electric telegraph me
timepiccos constructed by him maintain the reputation
gained by his father and grandfather.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Oct. 2S-l a. m.-During the cloudy
and partly cloudy weather yesterday the changes IN the
barometer were slight The temperature ranged between
45e and $50 the average j0aJ being 17sS higher than
on the corresponding day last year and 1%s higher
than Friday. o., $780,, -
peratres and chances of light rain late in the day. may
DC expected to-day in this city ana vicinity
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BASGS-MCCOMB-On Wednt sday October o. 1885, at the
residence o. the brides mother, Wilmington Del by the
Rev J. II. Nixon, d. D., Francis :. Bangs Of NewHork
city 10 Ellen Bush, eldest daughter OF the late Colonel
Henry >. McCOmb
BUNNELL-SMITH-On Tuesday evening October 20,
1888 the residence the brides parents ~ West l0h.
81, by the Rev Randolph II. McKm d. D. Henry Hobart
BunnCl Of New Haven Conn., 10 Adcta Arthur, daughter
Of Addison smith, Of this city.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations In this
diyious oftime
seodns midnight waite line %.
broken dotted line pre,s
~ yssion indicated she thermone at He'd
kstsP Pharmacy, SIS Broadway
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District

The totals Of registration 10y districts for all the days
this year and the total, for 1850, 81 and So are
follow
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lockwood No II Unionsquare the first to introduce the
Process this country has just received nom
Europe the latest and important improvements
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N,Kak7AlGzAla41ll-l
DIED

Al notice, Of marriages must be iador5ed citI nj
nnnit nnd nhlrnKs
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6uetlIl NJllte5.

Tho Dry-G GODS Bulletin,
only Paper OF It's Kind
NEW DRESs-NEw FORM-DOUBLED IN SIZE
Conducted by Max JageThuber.
CONTENTS OF THE WEEK.
Our Future Relations with MeXco-Bostou's Dry.Goods
Commission Merchants and the senate SuhGonmee
I4@p as to S Hosiery Tannes and
Red NOses-AuctOn sales OF This Neek-Ihe SIX Industry
Threads and Iems-Dry Goods Importauons and
k[ PORTS Of haTdpWoo and Wooen Goodsstste OF
Wo9cg TRADE IL a ads GP9" q A
S Ea Is wa Boa TS every aaay
Parents and Guardians will nowhere find larger assert
and Ciildrcns Department. BR0NNER CLOTHING co,
Avoid Injurious Trcadlo Motion.
DOUBLE INDUCTION ELECTRIC MOTOR for all
sSa4 nnAH; fU5 S2SF SG'i g lea East S5
Gas Fixtures.
Newest and choicest designs,
METAL AND PORCELAIN LAMPS, &c.
An entirely assortment
FINE CLOCkS Of the choicest productions
o. Paris, Vienna, Berlin ana
other European citios select
-, ANN, at,ra ed by US with great care this
season. are now on exhibition
in show rooms, which
have been Tilted up with es-
.pr,srrc ppoNzEa pecal regard to tho oxhib
tiOn Of Art Productions, ana
10 an inspection OF which cordial invitation is extended.
Also articles OF ORNAMENTAL work, both antique and
modern great variety and elegance Of workmanship
MITCHELL, VANCE ~ CO.,
sS8 and sSs Broadway and l3thstq New. YORK.
lockwood II Unonsquare the first to Introduce the
Instantaneous this country has Just received om
Europe the latest and important improvements
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NJ LOUIS BREGUET.

PARIS, Oct. PIN. Louis Breguet, member
Of the French Bureau Of Longitudes and OF the fho
technic Society of Paris is dead.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
THE DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Annual Report OF chief Engineer cronln
The Recommendations Made.

Annual Report OF Chief Engineer Cronin
The Recommendations Made.
Chief Engineer Cronin, Of the fire depart
ment, has submitted his annual report to the
| commissioners. In regard to the status of
| the department he states that II is composed
of one chief engineer, one assistant Chief
| eight foremen, six engineers, two tillermen
| six hrcmon, eight, hOstlers, ffty-four privates
! three watchmen, one veterinary surgeon, and
one secretary There are eight houses in use
| by the department. Six are in good condi-
tion, but the building occupied by engine
| company No. 4, situated on Virginia avenue,
between Four-and-a-half and Sixth streets
southwest, is Objectionable, both in location
and construction.
The apparatus Of the department consists of
eight engines, six of which are in service and
| two in reserve three hook and ladder trucks,
| two of which are in reserve eight hose car
riages, of which six are in service; one fell
wagon, and q wagon for each Of the chief
engineers Five of the engines are in good
condition, two in fair condition, while engine
| No. D, having become worthless, steps have
been taken looking to its exchange for new
one especially adapted for the departments
use. The other three Amoskeag pattern
engines have been in continuous use for six
teen years, and 1t is recommended that they
be exchanged for now ones. The hose in use
consists Of $3.50 feet in good condition, 1850
| in fair, and $3.50 in bad condition. There
are thirty-six horses in use by the depart
ment. During tho year four have died and
| five worn out. Ho recommends the erection
of fifty new alarm boxes in different sections
| of the city.
| During the year there were 152 alarms, of
which 100 were for actual fires, 1S for Chin
neys, and for false alarms. The aggregate
of the reported losses was $l6,551, upon which
| insurance existed to the amount of S43236,
| There were % more fires during the past year
| than the previous one; the losses were S94074
less than for that period, and $i0,696 less than
! the average for the previous ten years.
The steady growth of the population makes
! 1t necessary that there be new companies
formed especially in tho northern and east
ern sections of the city, and an appropria-
tion by congress for this purpose is recon-
mended. Details of firemen have been made
to do duty at the various theaters to guard
against fire. He calls attention to the fire
escapes and iron shutters which are erected
on largo buildings.
He suggests that disabled fremen be pro-
vided for in other branches of the public
service.
1t is, he further states, absolutely necessary
that the number of fire plugs be systemat
cally increased and the outlet be made ter
| inches in diameter. 1t is urged that tn,
reservoir cistern at the Bank of Washington
be fitted with a self-acting valve by means o
which supply could be constantly available
1t is also urged that the pay of watchmen b,
increased. The expenditures on account o
the fire department wers $96,S5614. H
recommends that $4,000 be appropriated TO
building the new engine houses.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

YER for plf for So s56l3. King VS.. Powell; mo. TO
ge aside judgt. grt. and leave plead Flith
Baptist church VS.. Bait. aud Poto. X II. Coz on
hearing. 80
Probate Conri--J,tdos Hdaner VIII Of VIM.
Dade; filed, with petition of widow for order OF
pubu. Eda A. Dallas, gdn. u orphans OF stephen
A. Dallas: allowance Tor maintenance granted.
Estate Of Robt. Payne; petition and order OF pubn.
Harriet II. Davisson; gdu, % Fort Ice Davis
son; bonded. Est william Fessendor;
will proved and admitted to probate.
Mary D. Fcssenden; bonded in $4,000. Est. Ma
tilda s. Smith final notice. aud day sot for settle
ment. Napoleon Hudling; petition aud ord. OF
pubn. Est of Maria l.. Kidwcll; Inventory aud
receipts returned Est Francis +. Berryi ord. of
pubn. John II. Bushnell, gdn. to Ncttie Sayre,
order Of appt Estate OF w. +. Copeland; petition,
aud widow appointed admX.: bond, 81 200. Snrah
=. Copeland; pct and ord. uf appt, Nond $4,000.
Est. of Francis ". Geier; list of dcbs returned.
Pet. of c. L. Miller. for appt. as gdn. to orphans
of J. l.. Straub Est. w. II. Peach; Sarah Peach
apptd. admr; bond, $500.
NEW SUITS.
No. 2i.S74, Theodore Lofsky VS.. John r. Whit
more; action on note for St25 Gordon and Cor
don attorneys. No 2l,S75. John Roche u Co. VS..
w. W. Wall; for account Sli2. Birney aud Birney,
attorneys. No. S,777 Sarah f. Main VS.. sarah a,
Parsley to quiet titles Hagner and Maddox, So
licltors.
COURT CALL.
General 7erm-Chief Justice Carter, justices H10.
ner ant Cor--Nos. 81, 80, "a, 3), 36 and ~.
Equity COurt-Jttdgc HIgHCr,-No as assignment.
circuit Court-Jud0e MdcArhur.-Motions and
orders.
Crhntna, Court--Judoe Wylie,-Th Dgelow cases
National Republican., 1883-11-10
The London illustrated Papers.

Brentano sends tho London Pictorial World
for Oct. 25, tho London Graphic for Oct. 81,
and the London Illustrated NeDs of same date.
These three journals present an illustrated
history of each week in manner that is
simply unsurpassabe Devotng. of course,
the greater space to home matters the out
side world is nevertheless not at all slighted.
The World announces that it will commence
the publication of three penny weekly il
Illustrated journal. Christie Miurray's fasci-
mating story, "The Way of the World" is
continued. The illustrations of tho River
Congo are worry fino. Tho Graphic, among
other valuable cuts, gives an illustration OF
the steepest railway in the world, tho now
mountain line between Montreux and Glion
| Switzerland. 1t also furnishes an extra two
page supplement, one entitled, "Relics of th'
Brave" from the picture by Arthur Hacke
| in the exhibition of the royal academy; th'
National Republican., 1883-11-10
THE Famous Orator.
AN oDD-FELLows' FAIR.
The Ladies' who VIII Preside at the Va
riouB Tables.

The Ladies' who VIII Preside at the Va
rious Tables.
Active preparations have been going on for
some time in East Washington for the fair
which is to commence at Odd-Fellows' hall,
on Monday night next. 1t is to be held
under the joint auspices of Harmony lodge
and Magenenu encampment, and is expected
to prove the most extensive affair Of the kind
ever known in that section of the city. The
assignment of the various tables is as fol-
lows:
No. 1, fancy table, Mrs. Sarah f. Cawood in
charge, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth j. Gulnand,
Misses Lille Colllhower, Mary FullaloVe' ahd
No. ,, confectionery table, Mrs. z. A. Thompson
In charge, assisted by Mrs. NJ. l.. Mclean, Misses
Kate Campbell, and Edith Arnold
No. 3, combination liable, Mrs. Julia Allen In
charge assisted by Mrs. Laura Mckenney, Mrs.
Jennie Stewart, and Mrs, Jane o'Neill.
No 4, china and silYerware table, MISS Iena
| Dunn III charge, assisted by Misses Anne King,
Jennie Jarboe, and Maggie Dunn,
S SSRcy ST Ann adse g. Msees IN a
Brown, Maggie Baldwin, and Mrs. Thomas E.
Jacobs.
No. 6, fruit table, Mrs. Mary E. Dwyer in charge,
| Rothwell, and Bertha Crawford.
| No. T. Rebecca's well and fish pond, Misses
| Minnie r. Allen and Nellie Cawood in charge,
| Voting table, MIR. William I. Bright in charge,
| assisted by Messrs. Adam H. Rose, John +, O'Neill
| aud Richard A. Mclean.
Messrs. George $. Stewart, William II. Newman,
John q. Adams, Lemont IL, DIbble George Thom
md James Fullaloye.
This fair is given to pay for the improve
ments on Odd Fellows hall east which passed
into the hands of this lodge and encampmen
last May, and which has been handsomely
frescoed and altered by them Their inten
tion is, If a sufficient sum is realized by thi
enterprise, to still further improve the hall.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
SSlieo

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. 1883, at Miles City,
Mont, MARY D.. devoted wife of Edward IL. Kreid-
ler' and daughter Of the late Col. Il. J.. Wells
Funeral services at chapel, Oak Hill Cemetery, this
Saturday, afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
INGLE.-on Friday evening, November o, JULIA
SALoME ISGLE, daughter OF Mrs. Ellen s. Ingle.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
GANZHoRN.-on Friday, November 0. at 4:3C
o'clock, BARBARA GANzHoRN. nee Fahrnkopf, in the
3Oth year of her age
The funeral will take place from the residence oi
her husband No. SO5 Tenth street northwest Sunday
Rt p. IN.
HIGGINS.-On Friday, November Q, 1888, at $40 p
m, JoHS EDWARD. beloved son Of John J. and Mary
Ida Higgins in the 10th year OF his age, of congestion
of the brain.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
NIARTIN.-On the 9th instant, at $50 p. M, WILL
IAN MARTIN, in the S5th year of his age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

other entitled "Tho Widower," by f. A.
Abbey, in the royal institute of painters in
water coors The Ncms has superb cut Of
Hereford cathedral. "The Canon's Word" in
this journal IS continued, and grows still
more entertaining.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.
Report OF the President Showing the
Operations During the Past Year.

Report OF the President Showing the
Operations During the Past Year.
The annual report of the president of the
Industrial Home school was yesterday re-
ceived by the commissioners. During the
past year la children were cared for, at au
average of II month. There are two schools
on the ground. The report states that
during the past year the industrial training
has not been successfully conducted on ac-
count of the lack of funds. The boys were
taught carpentry, Horticulture, and farm
work, the greenhouse being superin-
tended by one of the elder inmates, to whom
is paid small salary. The boys make
and supply to the parking commission
parts of the material tho latter use. Tho
girls are taught sewing, cooking, and house,
work. The inmates of the school are mostly
under 12 years of age. "rhe want of funds" +"
says the report "has compelled the trustees
to deny admission to many worthy applicants,
and to send twenty-iour wards to parties
who offered them homes" 1t is urged that
an act granting the directors authority to
hold children until thoy arrive at the age of
Is should be passed. Tho report makes q
comparison between this school and the
reform school, pointing out the advantage of
the former over the latter, and how the
industrial school is the worthier of tho two
institutions. There was appropriated for the
school last year 5000, and this left the
school in debt. The report closes by asking
that $4,000 be appropriated for the next
fiscal wear.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
New Jersey Wine Sent TO Europe.

Mr.. speer, of New Jersey, has reputation
extending over the whole union and in Europe
as being a reliable producer of pure wines.
His Port Grape Wine is ordered by families
in Dresden, london, and Paris for its superior
medicinal virtues and its blood making
quality. owing to the iron contained in the
soil in which tho vines grow. For sale by
druggists.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
The Orator.

nous Orator a philosophical companion in
moments of distress, an impressive, logical
declaimer in the trying arguments Of state.
His excelloncy and conductors know its mag
nntin In nnnnra - 1hrk
National Republican., 1883-11-10
snttinL Nniitrs.

49, DIR. II. o CANDEE, vtTAPATH1C
- Physician. employ al the yast health ,S,
vital medicine. Food water, air, heat, light, elec'
tricity, aud vital magu uetsm treat ali dlcultles
sultatiOn tree.
once 0O6 b street northwest opposite Masonic
National Republican., 1883-11-10
lncIeAfnr Heel

Try II, and II not the best bottled beer, get your
money back. Delivered to any part of the city
by dozen or case, a. 10 cents per dozen Order by
mail or telephone.
Il. H. FINLEY 12O6 Penna. ave
National Republican., 1883-11-10

President Arthur last night attended the
Performance of "a Winters Tale" by Mis-
Rose Eytinge and her excellent company a
Enrd,s nnera house.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

SECONDHAND CLOTHING of all descriptions
bought and the highest cash prices paid. Call OF
address l.. Rice, 623 Seventh street southwest
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

"Alderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Alderney butter churned every morning,
and delivered in lib. ."Ward" prints, at 40c. per 10
Also cottage cheese, &C. per ball; buItermiik, 90.
per quart and sweet milk. &c. per quart
National Republican., 1883-11-10

Theodore Thomas yesterday telegraphed
Messrs. Metzerott & Co. that he would bring
his orchestra to this city and give concert
on the twenty-sixth instant.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

At the regular monthly meeting of the
Registered Drug Clerks association held at
the College hall last night, the following were
elected as active members Chas A. Nc
Comas, j. B. Kelly, j. p. Fitzgerald, j. NJ
Sellhauser, and L. Chester Scott as honorary
members. II. II. Butts was elected president
vice Il. Gladman, resigned, and Mr.. L. II
Talbot as recording secretary, vice w. X
Davidson, resigned. A committee was ap-
pointed to make arrangements for soiree to
be given soon.
National Republican., 1883-11-10

THE highest cash prices paid for dresses and
gents clothing, Watches jewelry &c. Call on or
address Hcrzog, No. 3OS Ninth street, near Penn.
sylyania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
SropusaIs.
PRoPosALs FOR
PRINTED WOODEN TAGS
METALLIC LABEL CASES FOR MAIL BAGS.
9rupuslalIs..
pnsrorFIcn DEPARTMENT.

WAsHINGTON, ID. O., Oct 25, 1889
Separate sealed proposals. Will be received a. M ms
Department until noon on the THIRD DA \ Ot DE,
CEAIBER, 1888 for furnishing by contract, Printed
Wooden Tags like the samples of this Department,
in such quantities and at such times as may be re-
quired and ordered during year. from the hrst day
OF January 1884; also tor iuTnshng IN IKE manner
and for the same period Metallic Label Cases like the
sampleB ofthis Department. .,., a. -
Tile proposals must he In accordance with the spa-
cifcntions and forms which will be furnished on APP
plcallon by letter to the Second Assistant Postmas-
ter General, -, 4, T., -
The contracts which may be made Will be In con
formity 10 such specifications and the nccepiel pro-
oc9T-Slg Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
roR 1RoN cAsTINas

WAsHINGroH, d. O., Oct q, 1881.
Sealed bids are invited for furnishing about $4,000
pounds OF Iron Castings for covering capitals o large
columns and pllnsters In the new Pension Building
10 be opened az noon on DECEMBER 3, 1888,
BIDS TO DO addressed as below, where drawings and
specifications can be had. NJ, q MElhS,
Supervising Engineer ana Archltect New fenalon
Building, No. 1916 street northwest.
oc3O, moo. II, 20 "a, ,delwH
National Republican., 1883-11-10
THE BERnlrz SCHOOL OF
LANGUAGES.

BALTIMORE, 75 franklin st..,:-l N.JoLY,
WASHINGTON, 9l0 l4th st. n. W. Principal.
PROVIDENCE, 2S3 Westminster st
BOSTON, 15i fremont st.
New Terms begin now. Best of native teachers
only: most thorough and eficacious methods: special
advantages for learning conversation; CLASS AND
PRIVATE LESSONS IN SCHOOL OR AT STU
DENTS RESIDENCES. Superior TEACHERS
FURNISHED TO OTHER SCHOOLS and to fam
lilies fora certain hours or for permanent positions.
Office Hours: 2 to and to D. m.
National Republican., 1883-11-10
LOCAL MENTION.

DIR. f. P. HowLAND has returned from his trip
to the north and his visit to the Lake Superior
and Devils lake region, and is now ready to attend
to patients at the office OF the Rowland Dental
Association, No. oil Four-and-ahalf street north =
National Republican., 1883-11-10
Snttiun Salts.


Walter b. williams 81 Co.,
AUcTToNEERs
FINE ARTS.
SALE EXTRAoRDINAR
The private collection of Mr.. D. GALE.of Phna,
TO be sold at Public Sale, without reserve.
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER i2 10, AND Il, AT SPIN,
At our NEW ART GALLERY. 1903 D street. faclns
Pennsylvania avenue,
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION, DAY AND
EVENING. UNTIL TIME OF SALE.
Artists represented in the Catalogue:
l. p. A. Antigua, Paris. Emile A. Pinchart Paris
E. g. Barnes, London. a. Roosenboom Brussels
j. O. Brown, New Y ork. NJ ]. Richter. Munich.
ID. Baron, Paris, Hippolyte Sebron, Paris.
f. j. Carabain, Brussels. l.. Saurfelt Paris
q. De JOngh, Paris. VIM. Strubb Paris
A. De Haggerman, Paris j. l.. Van Leenputten,
w. II. Hornett Phila. Brussels
LOUIS lIhSnlle. farlb y, van. SeVerdonch, Bru5
w. Wildwood, London. sells.
q. Montbard Paris. u. II. Wilson. London.
f. r. Macs Brussels c. WINNER, Munich
q. W. Nicholson Pblla. A. Wagsan, Munich.
n, Noterman, Brussels II. Picard, Paris
]. j. OfIord, London
and many others.
Mr.. B. Scott, ir will conduct the sale.
WALTER b. WILLIAMS a CO,
nos.n Auctloneers
National Republican., 1883-11-10
United States Marshaps Sale.

BY virtue of a writ of feri facas issued out of tho
clerks office Of the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed will sell at publlc
sale for cash at the Court House door ofsaid District
on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
terest Of the defendants in and 10 the following de-
scribed property, TO wit: Lot numbered 20 in w. b.
Toods recorded subdivision OF square numbered 500
In the City Of Washington, District of Columbia,
levied upon as the property Of Alonzo A. Mari aud
John j. Byrne, trading as Mari d Byrne, to satisfy
execution No. 22,7i5 at law, in favor Of Rlngwalt u
Hack. @. E, HENRY,
Late u. S, Marshal, ID. O.
THOMAS DowLINa,
Auctioneer,
Oct 81, 1881 oc3i-dts