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BALTIMORE. Sept. lo.-virein,a g. consolidated
81; past-due coupons. 45; new lO-4Os 80; new 81.
615& bid to-day.
BALTIMORE September 10.-Cotton steady-mid.
ding, l0H. Flour stesdy-Howard street and western
super: 2oaS. 20; 90. extra. 4o0aS ;oo do; family.
IoOa6 50 do Rio brands g. Ooa6. Is; Patapsco family,
nrmer western lower and dun southern ie:
No western winter red, spo lsk ssked; september.
l.12zSal. 134: October. !. l.l51saLI5k; November.
l:l7Hsl. l7a Dscember. l9,ssi ls' corn-southera
Co.'s; mixed. SPOT 81 asked; September CON
bid; November. 605ss60x November and or December,
new old. 67ka56k. Oats very hrm-southern. 30a36:
western white. s6sss; do: mixed. $3.50; Penn
prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, is 500
1900 Provisions quiet and steady. Mess pork, ID. 60
Bull nsats-shoulders ana clear rib sidss. packed
l6slalek. Lsrd-renned. i0k. Butter nrmse...sst.
ern packed. Sale; creamery, 16a23. Eers higher.
20a3l. Petroleum 6rmer-refned. 77ss6. Coffee hrm-
Rio carsoss. Ordinary 70 fair szaiC. sus.r = sh.da
WHISKY stssdy i. .is.l. Freiehh % LIVERPOOL per
steamer hrmer-cotton. u-64d; 0our. Is 30: erain
tls.5d. Rscept: ac1i: 1882 b...sls y6cst $500! ss 60
rye. 100 bushels. shipments- wheat g: ooo zoo. bush
els; corn, g. 600 bushels 6aleo-WheoA ia O00 o0nh-
els; corn. 81. 100 bueheA
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Affair." iu Sc. LOuis
LUTHERAN COLLEGE DEDIcATEp-BUr LIrrIE DAN.
AGE TO CROPS FROST.

LUTHERAN COILkGE DkDICATED-BCT LITTLE DAM.
AGE TO CROPS BY FROST.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept l0.-The German Lutheran
iheological seminary known as Concordia college,
new and costly edifice at the corner OF Cherokee
street and Jefferson avenue, was dedicated yester.
DAY. EXCURSION trains ran hither from all direc.
TONS There were 10000 people present. Promi.
nent clergynen We're here from Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Missouri.
Pennsylvania and Louisiana. The services were
almost entlrelyin German. To-day they Will con-
tinue In Latin. This Is the highest Institution OF
learning In the Lutheran church
Meagre dispatches from points In this section
lnolcate very little damage TO the crops 10y the
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kilograms to The Star.
TRIAL OF THE NAVAL HAZERS.,
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND.
FAVORABLE REACTION IN WALL srReeh
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE
ROUGH EXPERIENCES AT SEA.
COLLEGE DEDICATION IN ST. LOUIS.
TRIAL OF THE NAVAL HAZERS.
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN IRELAND.
FAVORABLE REACTION IN WALL srRsen
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE
ROUGH EXPERIENCES AT SEA.
COLLEGE DEDICATION IN ST. LOUIS.


CAsk
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Sept l0.-The court-martial ros
sumed the trial or Cadet +. n kress and Judge
Magrudef read an argument In defense OF Cadet
kresS The court was then cleared for deliber.
alton.
The case OF Cadet q. B. Reilly was taken up.
Ju1ge Magruder acting as his counsel Cadet
Reilly Is charged with making fourth class men
sing Seamanshfp notes Cadet Corden, OF fourth
class, testified that the accused dad not require
MIN TO sing seamanship notes and he was not
present wh-n he was requested 20 sing. The
tol OF the fourth class About SIX OF the third
class men were present.
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The Black.DaVis COntrOversY.
PosIHUA0Us REPLY TO THE Ex-PREsIDENT OF tn
Ex-CONFEDERACY.

The Black.Davis Controversy.
POsTHUAOUs REPLY TO THE Ex-PREsIDENT OF THE
Ex-CoNFEDERACY.
the Philadelphia Press prints to-day q seven
column article giving Judge Blacks posthumous re-
ply to Jen Davis recent attack upon him. 1t comes
in the shape OF interview with the great 1urfst
by Frank A. Burr, OF the Press personal friend of
Judge Black. Just before he was taken sick. Judge
Black maintains his former OS1tiOn In regard to
the secessionsts and Is very severe upon the acts
OF the ex-cOnfederato president and those who
acted with him. He asserts that Davis was talking
peace and planning war, and always trying to get
sionists. The most important part OF the article
is Judge Blacks dramatic story OF the Cabinet
crisis OF 1860 He defines the scope OF Buchanan,s
reply to the South Carolina commi sston, and why
he (Black) was going TO leave the Cabinet. HIS
ultfmatum to the President at that moment is
given In full He tells Of Buchanans position
upon secession, and denies that his letter to the
South Carolina commission acknowledged the
right OF Q state to secede.
TIE UNION vErRRAN coRPs AT THE ORIoLR-
Capt s. z Thomson, commanding Union Veteran
corps, has received letter from the chief marshal
OF the Or1ole in Baltimore, stating the Fifth Ma
ryland regiment, ten companies. will escort the
veterans from Camden station TO broadway on
their arrival In that city tomorrow, adding Como
with full ranks" The Veterans Will take over
about ninety men, including their cadets and
drum corps
THE TRus Box Sion SUr q An KND.-Ihe bill
Of Hopkins et 81 agt Dyg superintendent OF
e ns1rse a1e fse rsos O me oores
missed BY .plaintinA attorney. The answer OF
defendant disclosed the fact that due notice had
been given 70 remove the same IN compliance
with the original permit
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SERIOUS Shooting Case.

PISTOL SHOT IN THE BREAsT-THB RESULT OF A
FEUD.
A bricklayer named Patrick shugrue was dan
gerously wounded by pistol shot In a fight with
Samuel Hesser and Chas. Collins, at the corner OF
North Capitol and streets Saturday night There
seems to have been an OLD feud existing between
Shugrue and Hesser, gardner at Ivy City, and
when they met Saturday night fight ensued. Be-
fore they could be parted pistol was discharged
and Shugrue was SHOT In the breast and fell to the
sidewalk Hessler and Co Inns were arrested and
held at the station houS. In the Police Court this
morning Collins and Hessler were charged with
assault and battery with intent to Kill The case
was continued until the injured man can appear
in court. Mr.. Campbell Darlington has been re-
tainod for the defense. The defense will be that
Shugure drew the pistol and accidentally shot
himself.
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APPLICATION TO LAY THEH IN THIS CITY.
The District Commissioners this morning re.
ceived from MI. Daniel 8. Robinson, general su-
perintendent Of the Standard Underground Cable
company, of Pittsburg, Pa, an application for
permission to lay an underground cable for tele-
graphic and telephone uses between the
capitol, White House, War, Navy and Trea-
sury departments, by such route as the Com
missioners may designate. In their ap-
pertinent. We have q line eight miles In length,
commencing at the Chamber OF Commerce in
Pittsburg, Pa, and extending thence under the
paved streets to the Allegheny Valley r. R sta
tion at 7th street. thence along said railroad and
highways to Vesta station, connecting the rail-
road offices with the Oil redneries on the route.
1t has been in use more than one year with per-
feet success. is free from induction and retarda-
tion. They are prepared to lay this Immediately.
and promise to complete it within twenty days
after permission is granted, guaranteeing to re-
place all streets ana public places In the same
condition as found"
This communication is now under consideration
by the Commissioners, and the permission to omake
the test OF the cOmpany'S method Will, with some
notifications probably, he granted.
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Halt the business portion Of Auburn. Ky., ~
burned Saturday night
Delegates from various uoerA Leagues IN ~
state 0rganixat10n.
IL i. EatherT jewelfy store, &C McFiden. o.
WAS robbed q one hundred watches and ~
worth $1,000. sunday morning.
snow ten q Argentine Pas. Colorado. Thsn-
oAy night
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EvanpeIjsts Going In urcu,ua

CHICAGO, Sept l0.-Messrs. Moody, McGranahan
ana Wbftie the evangelisis, Will leave this coun-
try on october I'd for Ireland, where they contem-
plate Carrying on an active missionary campaign
IN the south OF the island, where, notwithstand-
ing the preponderance OF Roman Catholic senti-
ment, they are assured fair and respectful hear.
Ing By reason OF their being Americans
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Fire I'm Cincinnati.
TIE DRIVER OF A TRUCK KILLED.

CINCINNATI, o., Sept l0.-The Excelsior Vinegar
ana PICKLE works. on Collins street, took fire about
1880 this morning and the extensive build mo-
was nearly destroyed. The loss or Insurance can.
not yet be ascertained. Michael Breslin driver OF
a Skinner truck, while crossing the street rail-
road tracks at the corner or 9TH and Morgan
streets, on his way to the fire, was thrown from
his seat and killed
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Nothing New.
Anything new to-day, Mr.. Newt"
mo, SIR"
fare you going away to-night7"
~ am, SIR"
"Are you going to resign before you go?s
II am not, Sir?n
"BefOre you come back?n
81 don't know, Sir"
"Good mosning, SIR"
, "GOOd morning sirn
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District Government Affairs.

ADVERSE REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE.
petition, numerousy signed by colOred people
In the northern section OF the city, has been re-
ce1ved by the Commissioners asking a permit for
an entertainment IA fruit festival, with music, but
no dancing,) to be given at "ktng'S hall" on 10Th
street. between and s str, cts, the object Of
which is to Raise funds for religious association
This was referred to Major Dye, who returned 1t
to the Commissioners, with the Information that
there is on file in the COMMISSIONER oflce long
petition from the most Respectable people In the
the hall was by order OF the Commissioners, closed
to all entertainments In consequence OF the bad
referred the major Of police. with the question:
us the hall closed? Why was ii closed? II does
he recommend that it be kept closad?"' In reply
MaJo Dye recommends "that no p. m be ran ed
in this Case. inasmuch as tnis petition does not
represent the views OF the people Of the immedi-
ate ne1ghbOrhOOd."
BIDS FOR POLICE UNIFORMS AND HATS
Bids were opened to-day, about 10 O'Clock, in the
Office OF the Superintendent OF police, for furnish
There were three bidders-Messrs. Resented Bros Bros.
clOth1erS, Baltimore; Wannemaker & Brown. Phil
adelphfa, and VIM. DeMott. 6O6 Louisiana avenue,
the winter hats for the police. Two bids were
submitted-Auerbach & Bro and Messrs. Slime
me & Son, both of tnis city. No awards had
been made at o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS
The District Commi sioners on Saturday
Ing @ to cnass rock l0r paw
license.
Messrs. 7. W. Barley and Lewis Clephane. rep-
resenting the Greenwood Cemetery association,
have petlti0ned the Commissioners to cause foot
walk TO be laii from Boundary street TO the gate
OF that cemetery.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as fol-
lows: E. II. Breckenridge, repair brick 500 @ st.
n.w.; $3O0 Thos. A. Mclaughlin. erect two
story store and dwelling. corner l4th and Bound
ary sts Sc; $4,000. M. Mcdonald, repair frame
east side 11th ST. Sc, No 240; 500.
TRAIN WRECKED BY Cow-The Sunday pas-
senger train east on the Washington, Ohio West
ern railroad was derailed yesterday about one
mile east or Herndon, Va, by the engine running
over cow The engine and two cars left the
track, and Sandy Beard, the fireman, had an arm
and both legs broken. and the baggagemaster,
Albert MeakS, was slightly hurt
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NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 10-The store OF M
bowling, commission merchant, 50 Poydras street.
was totally destroyed by nre yesterday The
stocks OF Thomas Marshy and Picard and Never.
Ing were damaged by water, ana the rear portion
also slightly damaged The estimated loss "a
SIS 600; fully insured.
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TIE INDUSTRIAL SCHooL-Last Friday afternoon
meeting was held In the parlors of the Cutler
house, 222 Sd street northwest in the interest OF
Cook, being absent from the city, Mrs. l. Deane,
superintendent, was called to the chair Devo-
uonal exercises were conducted by Mrs DR.. Hunt
ley. OF the Metropolitan n. E. church, and Miss
Emma Lewis, OF Hamline. Mrs. M. A. Weaver,
secretary read the report showing that the society
has run successfully two months and is Tree from
debt Twenty-Five garments have Deen made -
the children and given to them. Nine pairs o.
shoes have been donated. Thirteen new men,
bers OF the society we're received The specimens
of work exhibited were very creditabie to the
little ones, including straw braiding, embroidery.
etc.
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BCFFALo. n. Y. Sept l0-Rchard Farmer wh' a
ca ling at The house oil his lataer, was chased r.
G.e loor by Michael lynch W Tn a butcher kn
rner took refuge behind tree, and draw NJ O
revolver put Iwo Uui, rs N Lynch, third on,
ST ihing Lynch'S ST. ter In the breast Neii her WAS
ry seriously hurt Farmers father had married
Lynehs sister, and the trouble grew out OF money
matters
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BaSe Bali.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept 10.-The Eclipse and Met
rop Titan base ball clubs played match game
here yesterday, which resulted as follows:
Eclipse, s; Metropolitan, g.
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MISS ANNIE X. HUMPHERY

,,.,.. cG9 80 IrENI9 STREET NORTHWEST.
"a g,,n 3 70 order In every style and naisrisa
HER SPECIALTIES ARE
French Hand made Underclothinx Narino u..-
Patent shoulder braces and II pres. Reform eoos..
French Corsets and Bustles. The 'sHerculess Am,
porting Corset for which Miss h. h specsai sSsnf
and q Corset her own mako thatfos ths priSs
cannot be Supposed.
N.B.-French, German and Spanish epokan .s
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Z ''oTTO" GAS ENGINE

IGNHE ''OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Il Requires boiler, avoids al expensive attendanoa
10 loss Of time handling Of fuel and ashss. Il ID
TSea e1tsns,vely fog running PASSENGER and Freight
EeVators. SEWING Machines. Meat Choppers. Prntdn6
and Lthogrsphic Presses. Coffee Mills RoasterR Pa
- ana huling Machinery. Lathea. &c.. kc This
great simplicity Of mechanism.
or particulars TO pIicoa kc auply nt Ofac0 Of
hasnngtnn Gas Iixht Co iylS
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Alexandria Grain Market.
Snecial Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept 10, i6S3-The receipts OF
grain were light as last week ended. and only $500
bushels OF grain were on change this morning.
The wheat (some 1000 bushels) sold down TO &l.06
and up to 81 ii, no choice Longberry being ON the
market $50 bushels OF white corn sold al 60 cents
huShel.
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A NTON FISHER.

"a NUN FISHER.
NH~T CHEMICAL DEY CLEANING ESTABLISH
snca so street northwest. Thirty years expert
~ sd.es and Gentlenen's Garments. also Crapo
ages etc. are perfectly cleaned By this superior
isdles Eveniny Dresses q speciality. Opinion
.. peStnedt official chemist Of the District OF
tnr la our enemies of the most edectual na-
E,s 1890 , - Paris New York elsewhere" Notce-
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nOUGLASS', NINTH AND STREETS.-GEN-
~ uine FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS and
BGAWfRS, at Il. As each. all sizes. ENGLISH Isle
IHh5nD = al SIZE. a. 81 sacn ENGLISH
UNDERWEAR. at 25c, SIC SOC 75e q = 25 q SO.
CUT PANT-SHAPt, and made in the most thorough
nianner, all sizes, at Soc. each. NAINSOOK FEATHER
hest manner. all sizes, st 75c. each. ENGLISH HO-
siEkf tMorey 81 II all the newest desgrs. at Soc
{2Ir. usual price T5c. E.E w. COLLARS and CUFFS.
IendsCme NECKWEAg. IL new shapes. French, Eng
hsh and American Suspenders. Shirts made to order
a -. $40. 50 and Sl2 Der half dozen. je5
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MARRrAGR LCENsBL-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 20 Jesse w.
rowman and Jennie ". Grimes; John collins and
Mary McD0nogh; ChHa II. Eelby and Anna J.
Nichols. both OF Prince George county, Nd; John
BelJls and Rebocca Stewart; David autchis0n
and Helen T0ayeg.
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Mas. NJ. j. Hunt,
1909 STREET.
Has now in stock all the
LATEST STYLES IN BoNNETS AND HATS,
For Eeriy Fall Wear. all25

NJ. WILLIAM.
Importerof
PATTERN HATS, MILLINERY GOODS REAL
l.ACES. TlNE NECkM EAR, PARASOIS, DRESS
TRIMMINGS, HREE BEST STYLES FRENCH
COKsETS, SILK AND CLOIH WRAPS, SUITS
BATHING SUITS. Etc.
e lie Treyise. Paris. s07 PennsyIyania avenua
offer al my Summer Suits and Wraps at greatly re-
Guced prices. au9
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The GERMAN BI-CRNTENNIAI.-At Q meeting of
German citizens, held at Abner's yesterd y. Mr..
L Habercorn presiding, committee, consisting
Heinrichs, John Guethler and r. Waldecker, was
appointed to Call mass meeting OF the Germans
next Sunday evening 20 arrange celebration OF
the Two hundredth anniversary OF the nrst Ger
man settlement In the United States. and the
founding OF Germantown, near Philadelphia.
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WMKER'N 2O4 ENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
40 to@o q Iax Tin Lining. Roain Sised and @ pa
nisn pnsHnHk ten yoet teceiyed. Luna CmentA Eastert
~AsSAs S1s SsAs MA okacx. wa
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The Steamer schiedam I'm a Hurrtcan..

LONDON, Sept. 10.-As the steamer Schie lam
from New York for Amsterdam, was passing l. zard
point yesterday she signaled that she had expe-
rlenced hurricane on September /, and that there
was ten Ieet OF water IN the engine room.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT The STAR BUILDINGS
frrtfv'r Corner Pennsylvania Avs ari 1lth s..,r
TteEyening Star Newspaper Company
GEO. W. ADAMS, Pres't

TFF Fvrx1~e sTlR is served TO Subscribers IN n,
e.ty Jv csrrtrr on t,3cr account 6, 20 cents ec
Ntif or cents Fe- month. Coz es at the counter
ttr il esch Eyn,si-rostase preiaid-50 cents mouth
1t, year. 80. ak T1Cnths, -.
IFIiersd ct t,la Post Cfhce at Washington. D. C..h
rtcyHd- Cars rlsii mstter.I
GGI WEEKLY STkR-pub.si.ed 90 Fr'day-s1 ay,a:
ytsfs prepaid. DIX IuoDths. SO cents.
81 Al p:sl Subscriptions n,'l-t be raid In advance
I'IEI seItt ioD~er tl5l ia paid for.
Bate G. advertising made knJvn on arDtca.or
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Ocdt0 O1 12Oms u. Fs 11Ol1OWoYs
Hon. David p. Holloway died yesterday morning
at his home, No. 608 F street northwest, after an
illness OF about month. His body was this moru-
ing taken to the Baltimore and Ohio depot and
placed on q train for transportation to Richmond,
Ind, where the funeral will be conducted by the
Society OF Friends, OF which deceased was q men,
Der. The deceased was born in Waynesville, War
rem county, Ohio, December z, 1909, but removed
with his parents to Cincinnati In 1873 In 1923 he
went to Richmond, Ind, and learned the printing
business, and subsequently served four years In
the ONCE OF the Cincinnati Gazette. He gan
the publication OF the Richmond Palladium in
1882 and edited 1T for many years In ls43 he was
elected to the lower branch of the state legsia-
ture OF Indiana. and in 1874 to the state senate
serving nine years In 1855 he was elected Re-
preventative In Congress from Indiana, and was
chairman OF the committee on agriculture during
that term. In 1861 he was appointed by President
Lincoln commissioner OF patents For some time
prior to his death he had been engaged In busi-
ness in Washington as patent attorney. He was
particularly active as temperance man, and was
a prominent member OF the Good Templars and
other temperance organizations.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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Price per copy, 80 cents. Yearly subscriptions s. So
order to secure the most correct fashions Tor the
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world Tor its cheapness for the exquisite execution Of
is engrayngs and for the large amount Of matter de-
voted exclusively to fashions and fancy needlework.
he SEASON has been recommended by every lady who
ever eince its first introduction
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Maryland Republicans.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY AFFAIRS
nee Of THE EVENING STAR.

CoLKsvILLE, Nd, Sept 10
The republicans OF Berry district Montgomery
county, met at this place Saturday to elect dele
gates to the county convention that meets at
Rockville next Tuesday to nominate county off,
GERS ana members OF the legislature. William H.
Fair was elected chairman OF the meeting and
JOS F. Burroughs secretary. The following dele
gates to the county convention were elected !:
Thomas Stewart, ]. w. Lancaster, julius NARROW,
.. 8. Powell, j. Dorsey, W. Lee ana Leonard
Ogden.
j. w. Lancaster, ]. H. Boswell, R Taylor, Julius
NARROW ana John 6. Powell were appointed the
republican committee for Berry district
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HAYWARD & HurcH1ssos,
424 NINTH STREET.
NEW STORE WITH NEW GOODS.
OPEN FIRE-PLACEs and BRASS GOODS q spe.
cialty.
MANTELs. FURNACES. RANGES and PLUMB
ING FIXTURES. Hol
We ARE OrrEn1Na
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIXTURES.
And are selling single and double Swing
GAS BRACKETS.
In Brass and Gilt at 40 and so cents each and other
goods proporionately low.
We have line Of COOKING RANGES At various
prices. from $8. so to $50.
IRON TILE FIRE-PLAoEs. with BRASS FRAMES,
from 81. 80 to $76.
BRASS ANDRONs, from s.. so to $50 per pair.
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES, from s. to $50
PARLoR CRATES. from SO to sloo.
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES as Low PRICES,
EDWARD CAvERLY l. CO.,
Plumbing. Heating and ventilasins.
sep1 1z25 New York avenue.
TRoY LAUNDRY.
TYsSOwsKI BROS,
CORNER FIFTEENTH AND STREETS.
COLLARS and CUFFS 2 oents each. s.ps 49,,
Nnndays snso
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4JoHN SWAMI was to-day commissioned post
| master at Gatewood, Spottsylvania, county, Va,
"a new Off1ce.)
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Government REcErPTs To-DAv.-Internal reve.
nue., Sis, $40 IS; customs, $S1a,i6aT7.
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THE RIvERDALE INvEsTIGAT1oN-A letter has
been received at the Treasury department from
Gen. Dumont, supervising Inspector general Of
steam vessels in which he says that the taking of
testimony in regard to the explosion on the River
dale will be b"gun by Inspector Starbuck at New
York tomorrow. Gen. Dumont expects to be
back in Washington on Wednesday
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CRUISE OF THE PENsACoLA.-Capt Evans, COM
manding the U. s. s. Pensacola, reports to the
Navy department that the Pensacola arrived at
Honolulu August 18th, 80 days from Callao All
Well on board. She expected to sail about August
3Oth for japan.