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severe storm OF wind at Leayenworth Van
last evening, blew over house and store AN.
Ing TWO persons The counties adjacent 10 Pc.
tersourg, va. were Yesterday damaged considera-
King Milan has accepted tho resignation OF the
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wall Street To-day.

PRICES DROOPING-NORTHERN PACIFICs down.
NEW YORK, Oct 3-The Posts financial article
says: The stock marketwas somewhat more active
than yesterday, and the general tendency of prices
was downward, though not strongly so. except in
the Northern Paciflcs. In these there was ap-
parently renewed selling movement, the result
OF which Is they show declines for the forenoon
ferred, and the same on Oregon and Trans After
these Michigan Central showed a decline up to
1890 O'Clock OF per cent, and Lake Shore and ST.
Paul q each. After IL O'Clock Omaha was also
weak. and by 1880 O'Clock the common declined
~ and the preferred q. Aside from those above
tional being all within y. Money on call was 2
and ~ per cent. There was no business In state
bonds in the forenoon. Government bonds were
4 lower for the 8s and as and q lower for the AXIS
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A Change Of HOuscs-POssibly.
From the Phlaalelphia Press

why has Blaine rented hts Washington resi-
dence?" is query which is causing great anxiety
to many esteemed democratic contemporaries Has
1t never occurred 70 these excellent touruaIs
that Mr.. Blaine. when he resumes his residence at
the capital. may feel bound by considerations OF
etiquette TO live In q house provided by the gov.
ernment?
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The Industrial Schools for Indians.
THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AFFAIRS RECON-
AENDS INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS FOR THEN.
The Commissioner of Indian affairs, in his an
nual report, which he is now preparing, will
devote considerable space to the operations OF the
Industrial schools for indians, and their import
ance In civilIzlng the wild tribes The report gives
detailed statement OF the number OF new schools
established during the year, and the increase in
the number OF children in attendance at these
schools The report reiterates the necessity OF
perfectng the system OF industrial schools and to
this end recommends that the appropriation for
THIS purpose be increased that additional schools
may be established in other parts OF the country.
The Secretary OF the Interior Is In accord with the
Commissioner In this policy, and will make It an
important feature OF his report to Congress-
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BARGAINS In SILKS.

COLORED SILKS Soc. FANCY SILKS 5nc
Good quality BLACK SILKS 75c
Excellent quality heavy Giros Grain BLACK SILKS
reduced to 81.
BLACK SILKS. Cashmere finish. fine quality reduced
from u 20 to s1.5
BLACK SURAH SILKS reduced to e.
BLACK SATIN RHADAAIES, 81
COLORED SURAH SILKS reduced from $l25 to
clio Special Bargain
BLACK SILK yEIyETS 81
BLACK and COLORED SILK Pushes
siACh CASHMERE SHAWI4S. all pure WOOL a.
bAnufui fAll Dress Goods all pure wool. only 25c.
saik and Wool Mixed Dress Goods. reduced from Soc
10 sc. Special bsrxzin
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 60
HEAVY BED COMFORTS 81
BLACK and COLIORED CASHNERFs all NINA urco,
double width. 371Sc
NUNS EEIIINGS, AZ inches wide all pure woo,
37kc TN.0 "0o''
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK all pune linen
slghty aoiied, reduced from 75c. to S0c
"CARTER's.-
spl3 I'll MARKET SPACE
- MYSTERY" SHIRT
Is the Shirt for IS cents ever offered In this or
other country being elegantly made of the very bes,
material. ~
This Shirt has been sold this market for ten years
and thousands of our citizens can testify to is an
periori:y, both as to quality and it
Only IS cents for tho
MYSTERY" SHIRT,
the best fitting and most uniform quality Of any shir
IL thu market.
Sud Only
MEGINNISS'
aul5 IOrl y street northwest
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A Harmless Prize Fight.
TIN DOLLARS FOR TICKETS TO sER THE mitchell.
SHKRIEE EIuGGING MATCH

TkN DULIARS FOR TICKETS 10 SEE THE MITCHELL
SHERIFF sLUGGING MATCH.
ChaS Mitchell, the champion middle-weight OF
England, and VIM. Sheriff. atlas 1.-THE Prussian u
also OF England, met In the prize ring yesterday
afternoon at a secluded spot on the shore of Long
Island. The light was witnessed by q large num-
Der OF sporting characters and men OF prominence
In New York and vicinity. The agreement was to
light six rounds, Marquis OF Qneensbury rules,
points ana endurance to count, for 81 eco 81 lie.
Seven rounds, however. were fought, the spec.
tatOrS each OF whom paid $40 TO witness the hight,
clamoring for more. The referee decided the night
q draw, and the crowd departed In q discontented
mood. The contestants were not damaged much.
There is some talk OF another fight in Mexico for
$s500 side.
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What Adam Did.
From the Memphis Appeal.

Adam ate the apple because IL looked ripe ana
luscious and he wanted IL, and his treachery to
Eve. MS cowardly betrayal OF poor, defenseless
woman, who had no big brothers and rich kin 10
stand by her, has clouded his name for many
thousand years. Ancient and modern history glib
bets the traitor and makes treachery the most dis
graceful OF all crimeS.
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1854.

1888. 1884.
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
IANsBuRGH 4 Bro,
40. 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET.
OUR ANNUAL FALL AND WINTER OPENING
Win Take Place
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY.
OCTOBER 3D. AND Ara,
ARE CORDIALLY INVITED,
As we have added many New Departments and have In
ported Very Largely This Season
CHOICE GOODS,
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
WHICH WE WILL SELL AT LOWEST PRICES.
We can say that this display
WILL EXCEL ANY OF OUR PREVIOUS EFFORTS
LANSBURGH d BRO,
oc1-A 40 400 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET,
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sEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER)
COMPLETE STOCK OF THE NEWEST PARIS
DRESS,TEXTURES' FOR AUTUMN AND WIN
FRENCH ALL-WOOL TRICOTS AND HABIT
CLOTHS, FROM S1.25 TO $500.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH PURE WOOL FABRICS
FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND BRO
CADED SILK VELVETS. ALL WIDTHS, COLORS,
QUALITIES AND PRICES
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS BLACK AND COIORED
SILKS, OITOMANS, RADAIMIRS. MUSCOyITES,
RHAP PANE, AND SATIN DuCHESSE FROM
THE BEST FRENCH MAKERS, IN QUALITIES
THAT CAN BE RELIED ON, AND CORRECT
PRICES GUARANTEED.
BRIDAL OUTFITS SPECIALITY"
PARIS AND BERLIN JACKETS WRAPS RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS AND NEWMARKETS, MADE OF
NL-WOOL STOCKINET SILKS. RADZIMIIaS
PLUSHES AND BROCADED OTTOMAN VEL.
VETS. ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APP
PROVED STYLES, AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
NEW MADRAS LACE CURTAINS
NEW NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
NEW ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS
EDARK ROOM FOR DISPLAYING EVENING
GOODS
sy-CHOICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
The New Marriage.

FfOm the Phlade1phia Press.
The Supreme Court OF the District OF Columbia
can find no law TO prevent miscegenat!on In the
District The marriage OF the Southern Bourbons
TO the Butler Democracy will therefore proceed as
per schedule
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EaiIure of a Roston House.

Boston. Oct 3-Hill & Rowe. boot and shoe
manufacturers, OF No. High street, have failed.
Their liabilities are not stated Considerable sur
prise Is expressed at the failure. the firm being an
Old and well known one. They have q factory at
StODeh0m.
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ARIZONA AFRAID OF YELLOW FEvER-0ov. Trit-
tle OF Arizona, telegraphs to the health authori-
Ties here that ne is Informed o. Col Irwin, medI.
cal director OF the army in Arizona, that death
low fever; ALSO several deaths at Nogoles on the
sonora line. where no regulations OF quarantine
exist unaer territorial law Gev. Trittie states
tnat unless quarantine regulations are prescribed
ana enforced along the Sonora boundary they are
Liable 70 nave yellow fever prevailing to an alarm
Ing extent IN response to tho above telegram the
Secretary OF the Treasury has authorized the den.
uty collector OF Yuma to appoint inspectors az
Benson and Yuma in Arizona.
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An Unanimous Opinion.
From the Arkansas State Gazette DemD

The wrangling uf factions In Cincinnati ana
throughout the Buckeye state continues A prom
oSlt1on TO hold an election In Ohio once in forty
thirty-Seven states
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The NeSysdealers' War Against Cheap
Papers.

Hue NeVNS0e6Aef~ war Against CheAD
Papers.
MASS MEETING IN NEW ycRK-rHR HERALDs PLAN
10 DO AWAY WITH MIpDLENEN
The Newsdeaiers' unions OF New York, Brook
Ign, and Jersey City marched in procession last
night through the streets with bands OF music.
bearing transparencies inscribed with expressions
OF dissatisfaction at the reduction In price OF the
Herald and Times, and held a mass meeting at
Cooper union. There were about 1000 newsdeal.
ers and others present John Swinton. James Red
path and others spoke. A resolution not to sell
the Herald for less than three cents was unani-
mousy adopted.
The New York Herald to-day announces that II
has arranged to establish special service which
viii include the delivery, not only OF the Herald.
but all OF the morning newspa pers published IN
New York The project. which has been placed
under the management OF Nc George W. VIII
llams. who became prominent as the organizer OF
the Poor Chiidren's excursions, includes the es-
Enlistment OF news stands and depOts and the
delivery OF the papers to subscribers by corps OF
carriers. Mr. Williams will be provided with
money to stock the stands. and poor people, de-
serving aid, will be put IN charge Of them and
given the profits All the papers are TO be sold at
Che prices fixed by the pablishera
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RAvAGEs OF YELLOW FEVER m MKxIco-Sur-
geon Main. OF the marine hospital service reports
to Dr.. Hamilton from Brownsville, Texas, that at
Mazatlan, Mexico. the fever Is sttl the rei0uinp
terror: every house Is Q hospital They can no
longer give account OF the number Of deaths They
are beyond counting, as the number runs into
hundreds daily. The people ny in all directions
60 the mountains and TO the plains Yellow fever
has existed at Panama since April, bat almost ex-
clusively amongst f0retgnerA From there It Is
spreading widely, having recently become more
perniciouA II has made it's appearance In So q
Jose. In Costa Ri.a. Nicaragua ana Acapulco Lu-
catula, near Vanilla Corrtentes and San Bias all
Pacific coast cities The Fever IS travelling north
ward 1t has appeared at 0uaymas, Gulf OF Uaii-
fornia, and the CITY Of Hefmoeilln
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II A C T 8 l..

+ ACTS.
IFAMAN HAS SUIT OR ovERCoAr. OR ANY
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING TO BUY. HE CANNOT
FIND BETTER OR SAFER PLACE TO GET IT
THAN RIGHT HERE OUR CLOTHING HAS
REPUTATION FOR RELIABILITY BECAUSE WE
HAVE IT MADE FOR US, AND PUT INTO EVERY
GARMENT THE BEST VALUE POSSIBLE FOR THE
SUM OF MONEY CHARGED THEREFORE, WE
BACK 1T IN EVERY CASE BY GIVING CAS- NO
OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CITY DOES) A
LEGAL GUARANTEE, WHICH WARRANTS THE
PRICE AS LOW AS SAME GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT
ANYWHERE. AND ENTITIES THE CUSTOMER
TO EXCHANGE OR RETURN GOODS, OR REFUND
MONEY WITHOUT FEELING THAT HE Is ASKING
AFAVOR.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
6N SEVENTH STREET
sepS Opposite u 8. Post Once
NV Conversation Surr1ses
RICH PLAIDs AND STRIPES for trimming.
vELvETs. vELvETEENs AND PLUsHEa
GROs GRAIN AND sURAH SILKS.
SATIN RHADAMEs AND MERvEILLIEUx
FRENCH TRICOTs AND orTOMANs.
CAsHMEREs. sHOoDA AND HINDOO CLOTHS
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED.
TYLER Il CHEWING.
sep29 500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
WE ARE OrrERrse
NEW DESIGNS IN GAS FIxrUREs
And are selling single and double Swing
GAS BRACKETS,
In Brass and Gilt at 40 80 cents each and other
goods proportionately low.
We have . line Of COOKING RANGES st v.r;on.
prices, from $3.50 to $50
| IRON TILE FIRE-PLAcEs with BRASS FRAMES,
from Sl2.50 to SIS.
GRASS ANDIRONs. from $3.50 to $50 per pair.
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES. from ss to a5a
PARLOR CRATES. from $40 to &lO0.
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES
EDWARD CAvERLY co,
Plumbing Heating and ventilatine.
sepi 1425 New York avenuA
JAPANEsE SCROLLS. FANS ETC,
! ana Decorative Pictures. Jay Gould, IA sth e MIA
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e rety Of Rebel and Scrapbook Pctures. Mrth,iav
- -. hper Dolls. French Tissue Paper Don't fOrEef
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Sergeant Bates. the flae-carrier, says he win
start from Chicago next Monday with his young
son, who VIII also Carry q nag. They Tourney 70
Atlanta. Ga. ana thence to Charleston
At Plfssbufg yestcraey young man ABOUT q
temple ana blew his brains ont. There vas On be
person Temperance pledge signed &C Phtllips :
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I'd Edition.
Latest qGleglans to The Star.
Reported Death OF In.

RGYOftcO xbeStn Oh
TIE NEWS TOO GOOD TO BIZ rRUR
CHICAGO. Oct. "A dispatch from Cazretas,
Mexico under date OF September g. SAYS: Indians
Soming IN e Casa Gas that Ju was Killed
aso1e People don't Believe the repor cong
Of an nsy are
is al Carretas with body OF troops while ia, with
Chato. has been having his headquarters In the
force. small bodies OF Indians were In the ha6it
OF coming into the town almost daily, and seemed
to be well supplied win tn American money. But
they have excited the apprehensions Of the popa.
lace, who anticipate another raid.
showing i'm Quebec.
MANAwAkI. 2us. Get a,s S.The snow has been
weather Is cold and disaereeable.
MT. Bancroft's Birthday Celebration.
torian, is celebrating his $50 birthday at New.
port to-day and this evening viii give q dinner
party.
President Arthur.
PROVIDENCE, K l., Oct 8-President Arthur has
not yet decided when he win leave West Island.
--latest Foreign News.
KING ALFONSO RETURNS GOOD FOR Rvn.
France contribute 10000 francs tor the relief Of
the poor Of Paris
CAREY6 SLAYER
LONDON, Oct a-O'Donneil, the slayer Of Carey,
has directed the dis bursement Of 81 500 received
from the committee appointed In New York to
raise funds for his defense.
CHINA NOT PREPARED FOR WAR WITH FRANCE.
PARIS Oct. 3-The Figaro asserts that NJ. Tr1con,
the French repre- entative in China, has tele-
graphed the government that no serious prepare
tons for war are being made In China,
The Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct Am effort was made IN
the house to-day to pass joint resolution to have
the republicans name two democrats and the de-
mOcrats two republicans in each branch to try
and frame an apportionment bill, but it was de-
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y The 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 H. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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GEN.PAu1. VANDERvo0RT, the ex-chief clerk OF the
railway mall service at Omaha, had lengthy In
tervieW to-day with the Postmaster General in re-
latlon 70 the Charges which led to his dismissal
rom Lne service 1t was said that he was away
ln MS posi- SO much In discharge OF his duties as
commander OF the Grand Army OF the Republic
1nar tae puoc service was injured Gen; Wander
voorI enueaV0red to convince Judge Gresham that
ms conduct was 1ustihable and not as bad as
Palnteo. COL thompson, the general supernten-
cent, was present at the interview.
PURCHASING OLD RxcoRDs-Commissioner Ia.
monds incidentally learned that grocer In South
Washington had in his possession a quantity OF
Old waste paper for wrapping paper; among
wnlch were six bound volumes Of 1923 to 1928 In
elusive, ana some seven more which were un.
D0lnd. containing the proceedings OF the council
ana aldermen, also the ordinances passed by those
OLD legislative boards, with the signatures OF the
seveIal mayors OF those days Commissioner Ed
monos purchased the entire lot.
NEWS FROM ALAsxA.-Ccmmander e. G. Merri-
man, commanding the U.Ra Adams. reports 60
the Navy Department. under date OF Sitka, Alaska,
september 18th. that everything was quiet
throughout the territory and that the health OF
onicefs and crew was good
FUNERAL or REAR ADMIRAL 6ANDa.-CommOdore
Upsher has been authorized 70 detail two naval
0mcers and six men from the New York navy yard
to attend the funeral or Rear Admiral Sands.
which takes place from 81. AIMS church, IA
bf0OkIyn. tO-m0rT0W. This was done Ia accord.
anc0 WIN Inc lEsf wishes Of Admiral SandA The
tuneral WIN not Dc with military h0n0rs.
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The CONTRACT for furnishing packing boxes for
the use OF the Treasury department for the wear
WIN be awarded to w. Il. German, Of Washing
ton.
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SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1870 sep29
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BRUTAL CRIME IN READN0-Mary Blum, Is
year Old girl, living in Reading, Pa, while taking
her fathers dinner to the shop where he works on
Monday, was assaulted by four young men who
dragged her among some lumber piles, gagged and
outraged her. Her injuries Will Il Is expecfed.
prove fatal One OF her assailants has been an.
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OVELTIES.
TRUNN1. CLARK.
S11 Market Space
Are prepared to show to their friends the public
a large and very desirable stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
Best Glass : Bottom Prices
Special prices in Black and Colored SILKS Of our
usual reliable qualities.
Plain and Brocade yELyETS, CHUDDAS, CASH
4ERES sc.
job in CHUDDA, 42-in, an wool. Soc: good value
AsO .; tier grade at e2H. Also many things in
job in 81 Atwood SUITING FLANNEL. 81,
reduced from 81 ..
. BRryraiIs in TABLE LINENS NAPKINS, TOWELS,
Gc; LaT.r, stock HOSIERY. Ladies and Gents UN-
DERWEAR BARGAINS in HANDkERCHIEFS<
Ladies' Black JERSEYS, 81 80 to S3 so
Special Bargains in FI.ASNEIS. BLANKETS COM
HOKfS QUILTS and all leading brands OF Don,estics
We invite Inspector Of stock aud comparison of prices
ZONE PRICE ONLY"
oep27 ETRUNNEL CLARK.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GESsRAL TERN.
To-day. Clarke agt. Krause; argument con.
cluded; submitted. Hill agt. Hollidge: appeal
dismissed.
EQUITY COURT1Jtld0e james
To-day. Dayton agt Dayton: sale ratified
finally. Lghtfoot agt Brett; do MIST Whelan
agt Mccarthy; reference to auditor Baldwin
agt Saunders; rule to show cause issued. :
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The SIGNAL SERVICE AT PITTsBUR0.-The Pitts
burg delegation which visited the Treasury de-
partment yesterday to urge the construction OF the
Pitsburg public building on an extended plan also
visited the signal service bureau to urge upon the
Onclas tnere the necessity OF increasing the sig
mai service force at Pittsburg by two men, and OF
making such q change in the system OF transmit
ting reports that news OF rain, storms, foods etc
may be bullettned In PittSburg, instead OF las
now being nrst forwarded to Washington and
only reaching P1ttsburg through the newspapers
me deIegat1on was successful in fmpressing the
signal service officials with the necessity OF the
cna nges recommended, and they will be made ct
an early date.
GOING HOME TO VoTE.-A number OF department
employees who have reSidences in Ohio with leave
washington this week and go home to vote They
nave secured half-rate tickets for members OF the
Ohio republican association from the raiIroad
companies IhOse who go, however, will not be
allowed any time by the department except such
as Is taken from their annual leave of abSence
The MONUMENT SETTLING A LITTLE.-The report
or Col I. L. Casey, superintendent Of tho WASH
1ngtOn monument. shows that during the month
OF september each OF the corners OF the monu
ment, excepting the southeast corner, settled one
thousandth OF foot.
JUDGE THoMAN. OF the civil service commission.
Will leave tomorrow night for Detroit, Mich, to
supervise civil service examination to be held
there. Mr.. w. s. ROulhac, secretary OF the com.
mission. left last night to be absent month in
North Carolina
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The Pennsylvania LeRislature.

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct Am effort was made in
the house to-day to pass joint resolution to have
the republicans name two democrats and the de.
mOcrats two republicans In each branch to try
and frame an apportionment bill, but it was de-
feated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-03

GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
67 SEVENTH STREET,
sepS Opposite U. 8. Post ONCE
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The account OF David Hagerty, as administra-
tor Of the estate OF Frank Hagerty in which Daniel
Hagerty is included In the distribution, has been
approved and passed by the Probate Court
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RANGE OF THE THRRNoNETER-The following
were the readings at the Office OF the chief sgaa
Onlcer to-day: "a. m, 5a3; II a. m. 609; 2p. IA,
642 Maximum, CAS-; minimum, 502.
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President Arthur

PROVIDENCE, L l., Oct 3.-President Arthur hal
lot yet decided when he VIII leave West Island.
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DRY GOODS.

LurrRELL 4 WINE
KAyE on HAND, AND ARE DAILY RECEIVING.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
SILKS, vELvETs, sATINs. CAsHMEREs LADIES'
CLOTH IN EVERY SHADE AND DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Orr CoLoRED xEIyETs at 81 50 are special Sazsan.
s sashM # siS .. soe
BLACK s SUNS 4 & = p S an, and SIS
BID BbSkrhS St E fP@ = rs % Is price
JOB LOT WHITE sPREADs Just received
fHiL IiSE . TSBIRsEak = for s' Ladies and Gents
ThB A TINhS Toaf 81 h Sa 1na SyS poIEs
HANDKERcHIEFs, Cloves and hosiEkY IN
cOTRi1ULDs CREPE. in all widths
EXAMINE OUR STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING
YOUR FALL SUPPLY.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
.ep2,-2w Corner Goth street
$ is - $#S$s: Il IL r. IS IS
90 AND 4o6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Have Just received their
NEW FALL PURCHASES"
Consisting Of the newest and most desirable Goods Of
tie ason. to be sold the Loves. Possible Prices
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW HOSIERY.
NEW UNDERWEAR
DOMESTIC GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ALL DErARTMENrs
FANCY GOODS.
An invitation offered to all call. examine and note
the attractions displayed at
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE SToRE,n
ONE PRICE AND ONLY ONE PRICE
GUINNIP L CO.,
oepS 404 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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MANAwAKI, QUIZ, Oct a-The snow has been
falling fast since 10 O'Clock this morning. The
weather Is cold and disaereeable
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PROVIDENCE, R L. Oct c-Bancroft. the bis.
torian, is celebrating his SD birthday at New.
port to-day and this evening win give q dinner
party.
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LANSBURGH d BRO,
--LATEST Pans NOVELTIES.

oc1-A 40. 422 AND 424 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-03

LateSt EOIe1Xn NeVV0e
KING ALFONSO RETURNS GOOD FOR Ry1I.
PARIS, Oct a-Ktng Alfonso has instructed tn
Due de Fernan-NuneZ. the Spanish ambassador &
France. TO contribute 10000 francs tor the relief
the poor OF Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-03

DID NOT WANT TO 60 TO JAn-A well-dressed
man. named chas Coache, was ia Judge Snells
dock this morning for cursihg and swearing in
liquor and seemed to be troubled about something.
1t required several Officers to put him into the
dock. After he was placed in the van which was
to take him to JAIL he struggled and got ont again.
His fine was paid while he was standing on the
sidewalk, and he was released.