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NEW YORK, Sent 2l-Jack Dempsey and Jack
Bhylan. The pu@1llSts, who were arrested yester-
Day. when about 10 engage IN a toxins match,
were arragned In court to-day. Under A section
OF the penal code they held in 81 go bail each
10 Keep The peace for year. La delaull OF bail
both were locked up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

The reunion of the Army OF West Virginia took
visitors were present Ex-President Hayes. Gov.
Foster, OF Ohio, and Governor Pierpont, OF West
Virginia, were among the guests
The mass state convention Of c0lofed voters,
held at Columbus, Ohio yesterday, was captured
by the democrats and afterwards .corganf1ed By
the republicans, when the former Oolteo. The
pubAcans
The prohibition state convention, IN Boston yes.
terday, nominated ChaS Almy. OF New bedford,
for governor.
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An American Horse Wins.

LONDON, Sept. 2l.-Ths was the second day OF
the Manchester autumn meeting, The race for
the Paddock handicap sweepstakes w. = won by
lord RoSsmore's formerly Mr.. Lorillard's, nve-
yea Old bay geling Pdssaic. Lord Howe's four
year Oh bay colt Frenzy came In second, and Mr..
X yiner'S three year Old bay colt Camboge third
There were riX starters. The betting 81 the start
was four u ,sne against PaSsaic, nine 10 four
against Frenzy ana i've 10 two against Camboge.
PaSSafc 10, Ngth.
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HANDSOME BANNERS FOR WINNERS.
The Will Of w. III. ALVIN.

REQUESTS TO SURVIVING MEMBERS OF HIS FAMILY
The Will OF w. Il. Allyn was filed to-day In the
Probate Court. He names w. d. d. Smith execu-
tor and Maria B. Smith executrfx. he bequeathes
to them In trust Is shares Of stock OF the Phoenix
Fire Insurance company, OF Hartford, Conn, for
the estate Of his mother. Sophie Allyn; to Maria
B. Smith, in trust, 20 shares of same stock:
Use; to each of three children of his son, w. H.
Allyn, 1r6 shares OF the same; to each Of the two
of the same; to Maria B. Smith he leaves his per-
sonal estate in this city; to his son W. H. Allyn,
OF Mason City, Iowa, In trust for his children his
personal estate In that city and TO him his real
estate there: to W. II. Allyn, jr, he leaves wnat
property he has In Slybrook, Conn, 40 shares OF
hotel stock and building lot
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A Negro Outrager Promptly Punished.

COLUMBIA. S. c., Sept. 2l.-A special dispatch TO
the Daily Register, from Sumter, S c., says: Yes
terday negro in the up er part OF this county,
outraged white girl. named Bette Dixon twelve
years OF age. sister or the victim, in trying to
protect her, Was stabbed by the negro, tut not
fatally. Last night party or citizens took the
negro, tied him TO tree, shot him, then Gu. him
to a Jelly and left him.
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GUAYAAs MEX. Sept. 20-More rain fell last
night Reports are daily arriving that persons
deaths In this city have been reported during the
last twenty-fOur hours. 1t is reported that 600
persons are down with the fever.
HERNOsILLA, Mex, Sept. 20-Senor Alsur one
OF the wealthleSt men in Sonoro, and the owner of
the famous Trinidad mine, died Of the fever yes
terday.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept 21.-Henry Raacke, a creditor
or the brewing firm OF Anthony 4 Kuhn. 10 the
extent OF $500. entered attachment against the
lfm late last night. lt Is stated that all other
creditors viii take the same action to-day In SELF
dense and that the company viii be com gelled to
make an assignment.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON MARKET SPACE LEASED.
To-day there was filed in the Office OF, the
recorder OF deeds an agreement between A. Saks
& co. and Jesse B. Wilson. the former agreeing to
lease the property at the corner OF 7th and Mar
ket Space, now occupied by VIM. B. Moses, for Is
years. from July next. They are to erect thereon
substantial building, to cost not less than $50 OO
Messrs. Saks Co. are to pay monthly rental Of
$700, and should the cost OF the building to be
erected exceed $780, 600. for each $1,000 excess the
lease is to be extended one year, Mr.. Wilson to
Day the taxes
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The Governor Generals Bali.
A BRILLIANT ASSEMBLAGg AT THE CITADEL


QUEBEC
QUEBEC, Sept H.-The governor generals ball
at The citadel last night was a grand success 952
invitations being accepted out OF large number
issued. brilliant assemblage was present
Lord Lorne. Prince George, OF Wales; Vice Ad-
mir Il Comnlerell and party, from the fleet: Lord
George. and ladies and gentlemen in waiting
made up the vice regal party. The weather was
fine, and dancing was INDUCED in in the ball
room and on the governors terrace, adjoining the
citadeL The band OF the flagship furnished the
music, and the festivities were Kept up until an
early hour this morning.
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O,DOnne,l'S Disgust.

"THE MOST POPULAR MURDER SINCE THE SHOOTING
OF CONSTABLE TALBOT"
LoNnoN, Sept 2l.-It Is stated that O'Donnell
has expressed his gust at the fact that there
have been no steps taken In Ireland to procure
funds for his defense. He is rtpor.ed as saying,
bitterly: 1T is like them Dublin IriShmen." He
said, also, that II necessary fO 100 could be col
lected within week to save the lie of a man who
tied the most popular murder since the
ShOot1n. Of Constable Talbot"
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Bankruptcy in BOStOn.

BOSTON, sept 2l.-ln the insolvency court this
morning, before Judge McKim, Insolvency pro-
credingS were begun against the firm OF Wright
WurSter CO., wool dealers, OF Federal street who
presented and allowed.
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QUINCY, ILL, Sept 40. b. Ward and Charles
Johnson were accidentally poisoned at Camp
Point yesterday. They procured a quart bottle
OF what was supposed TO be bitters at drug store
to be taken as q beverage. Drinking OF It freely
they both In short time dropped dead. third
man who drank With them was seized with spaSmS
but Will recover.
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Killed with a BLOW Of the ri.s.

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. M.-Last night, at Lock
WOOD, ten miles north Of Cincinnati, Phillip Kuhn
q canal Ooatman, quarreled with Ezekiel Lee, q
colored man, in Gains saloon, over Q game OF
cards Kuhn struck Lee with his flst, knocking
him against the wall ana killing him almost
Instantly. Kuhn was arrested q 3 O'Clock this
morning on Q canal boat
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Washington Odd Fellows in Massachu-

LAWRENCE, MASS. Sept 2l-The Washington
ami Baltimore drill encampmr ntS Of o III Fellows,
accompanied by delegation OF the Bunker H;ll
Encampment, OF CnarleStown, visited this city
this morning, and after pattakng OF d colla-
ton were escorted through the Pacific mills by
delegations from local encampmentS
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FnfernntsonaI courtesies.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., Sept 21.-The French corvette
Cior1nde, from White Bay, has arrived here. The
u. s. war ship Powhatan saluted the French nag,
and the ClOrinde returned the salute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

MONEY ORDER BUSINESS AT POSTAL STATIONS
reply to the application of Postmaster Conger to
the Postmaster General for a construction OF his
order OF August 21st, 1SS3 relating to the employ
ment and payment OF clerks for the transaction OF
General has mo lifted his order that the super
intendents Of branch Offices or stations may be
permitted to perform the clerical work OF the
money order business and receive compensation
In ices, the same as postmaster at any ordinary
pot Office that transacts such business himself.
Ihls modfcation is necessary, in view OF the fact
that the fees In the stations IN this city are SO
small that 1T would be impossible to employ a
clerk TO attend to money order business solely, as
Is required at all post offices of the first class
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Fire ,n ueu. IN. Arizona.

BENSON, ARIz, Sept. 2l.- ne nre OF wednesday
night DESTROYED the entire Mock opposite the
denot The losses viii reach ti2 70. Insurance,
sao,on IL was thought at one tu,s That Tue en-
tire town would be consumed, but tae Wind Tor
tunately fell and the flames were subdueA,
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Death of an Athlete

81. LOUIS, Sept. IA special dispatch from
Eningham. ILL.,, says: George W. Ryan, of Bar
retts circus, died last night; He fel! in the morn
sault at rehearsal He was 10 years old. HIS real
name was Marsh, and he was q remarkable atm
lete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

ARE You Tired
OF clothing talk? Perhaps so Yet with all our telling
some may need to be tod.
Last month you didn't need new suit. This month
you do 1t follows therefore. that this month you've
en- interest in CLOTHING that you hadn't last. Hence
the continual telling.
Now our Fall and Winter stock in OvERCOATS and
SUITES are complete. It embraces everything New
Staple and Fashionable; and remember that we cannot
be beat for fair dealing the only House in the
city that gives youa
GUARANTEE IN WRITING
WE SHOW ONLY CORRECT NEW YORK CITY
STYLE.
GEORGE SPRANSY.
oNE-PRICE CLOTHIER AND TAILOR
sep19 COZ SEVENTH STREET
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XillarSi,AGneAfA

ST. PACI, MINI, Sept. 2L-One OF Mr.. v.llard's
special trains arrived here last evening on ITS re-
turn trip. Among the passengers were Baron
Noh Honman and the Marquls de MoreS
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PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Sept 91.-The u. s. s. Ten.
nessee is reported to be leaking. Carpenters have
been sent from the navy yard. and she will be
brought to the yard as quickly as possible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

THE WEE KLY SfAR for this week is now ready
for mailing; price, three cents per CODY. It IS q
large, eight-page paper, of 6fty-six columns cut
pasted and folded, and will be sent anywhere in
the United States and Canada, postpaid, for ono
dollar Q year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

COMMISSIONS have been issued to John s. Coker.
postmaster at Enterprise, Va. Wm. Haynes, Elmo,
Va
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Potomac Regatta Notes.
NUMEROUS ENTRIEs-CREws PRACTIsING-rHE F1:s1sH
LINE.

NUMEROUS ENTRIES-CREwS SPRACTISING-THE FIHISH
The entries which have been received for the
regatta are even more numerous than expected
In two cases. at least. the names OF clubs entered
will not be made public until after the close of the
entries on Saturday. In addition to these, how
ever, it is known that the Crescent senior four
and gig crew, OF Philadelphia; the gig crew of the
Pennsylvania Rowing Club: the Eureka senior
four, OF Newark; the double from Harrisburg;
kerWin, OF Lynn, and Morse, OF New York, In
singles, have already entered.
AT a meeting OF the regatta committee. held last
evening, it was decided to be impracticable to
move the finish line four hundred yaris up the
river, as was proposed.
The river presented a lively appearance last
evening. All three OF the boat clubs had out the
crews who will contest in next Wednesdays
races.
Bryan, Of the Atlanta boat club of New York, is
Nearly all OF the prizes for the coming Potomac
river regatta are on exhibition at w. NJ. Gait
Bros. & Co.
HANDSOME BANNERS FOR WINNERS.
Hessrs. Willett & Ruof have completed six
handsome silk banners to be given as prizes, to-
gether with the cups and medals. to the winners
In the eight-oared shell race, the consolation four
cared she'll race, the championship four -oared gig
race. the championship senior four-oared shell
race, the junior four-oared Shell race and the
lightweight championship fOur-Oared shell race
IN the Potomac regatta TheSa banners are each
feet long and 2s feet wide and appropriately let
tered in gold The feature OF the banners are that
blue and red-the colors respectively OF the Ana
the regatta Is given-are blended tastefully In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

STEEL FOR THE NEW CRUIsERs-The naval ad-
visory board has held two full meetings this week.
The board has receiver a report from Chester,
stating that the first shipment of steel for the new
cruisers from ROach's mills has been received and
that the tests have proved very successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

A VERDICT OF DISMISSAL FROM THE Army
The records in the court martial cases of Lieut. 8.
c. Robertson, 1st cavalry, and Capt. Hubbard,
have been received by Judge Advocate General
Swain. 1t is understood that the verdict OF the
court in the case OF Lieut. Robertson is dismissal
from the service, as in other cases where officers
have been found guilty OF duplicating pay ac-
counts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

POSTMASTER GENERAL GRESHAM left last evening
for the purpose OF visiting the post office at New
York, and possibly that at Boston. He may 20
west.
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B1BB's BALTIMORE HEArERsu

The attention of Housekeepers and others is again
Invited to these justly
CELEBRATED LATROBE STOVES.
Their beauty and excellence of workmanship and
nnlsh enhanced by late improvements render them SUI
to other Larobes in the market The only La
troLes that ehectuay heat the lower rooms.
BIBBs LATROBES GUARANTEED
to give satisfaction in every For sale by dealer,
generally. sep2O- I'M
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School Books.
SOk LIVERY GRADE OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
AND ALL SCHOOL REQUISITES
1t the lowest prices. wholesale aud retail
G.. G. pURSEII
snS AS 9th STREET northwest,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fga 1. o. o. F.-UNIFORMED BATTALION.
mesa S f uno2 Scr sees
'%!{ IL s,'snaanse sssSsaHs fsF',aSss
T%THE PUBLIC AND PROFFS SsION ARE IN
hs snS e
assfsSr seSs S be FSsf p N d. D.
yin ps rht IS R1Sbk
SSers 81 b.. ,Ess as tie
sep2l-2t' ChAs. sCHAFER.
r~ NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY, AT
ss
+ s st as g5ss
IN Ins day dissolved BY mutual consent. F. WAIk Err
M ASSUME | A4aE sRa continue J ssa es
e-7ss FOR PURE QUININE. IN LARGE OR SMALL
MUSUAsrfR MaUSs9 rfasSgae1 HS%A P pEGs e.
sep19 Corner 7th and streets northwest.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
DIsTR1cr OF COLUMBIA,
are ths s a ss
M Sf sad pa ohsl @ s h9
has been printed, and that copy thereof viii be
deliver to any taxpayer applying therefor at tie Of
aproved sin I by act OF Congress
By order of the Commissioners D: G.:
ser4-tu&f3w Collector Of Taxes d. G.
r--Eso GAS FIXTURES,
Large stock of the latest designs.
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
.or,. sAML $. sHEDD.
eepl3 400 9th street northwest.
TIE ATTENTION OF VISIT JKs AND
gard Malaria. For sale serated by the glass or
so,e Sole Inventor aud Manufacturer.
wAsHtNGToY. d. G.. August o. 1883.
1 1s sSfysf sxn IN and
GaEe are are Teqnestsd to make SET
au2s f1GHAhB FRANdf8 H1F44: Il TAYLOR
re PERSONS INTERESTED IN HE PRE-
by reporting to the eompanys Office 1920 New YORK
the nsnbes Of
than G walk. giving time and place whether loaded
au25-1m l. L. hoAPn9naa PrestJsnt
GS w Ao ohoIn'
e to 4-fnch Prime seasoned Walnut.
sn'h
Poplar soft Tennessee, dry and seasoned.
Quartered Oak. from to Ga.
Cabinet and White Oak. all thicknesses.
Ash and Maple. t. gether with large stock dry and
hand WR NCI.IAN 81 va
aul5 18th and streets northwest.
FI WASHINGTON. D. c., July 10th, 1888.
C~ Having greatly increas our facilities by the
ntrod ducton OF an Electric Light Ma hine together
with other improvements not subject to the con-
don OF the weather. and prepared to furnish with
pIoptness. and ut low price, any work the line Of
Photo Engraving for either relief plate print
ing.
DESIGNS anc estimates furnished upon application.
THE LAuTEN ENGRAVING COMPANY,
Ei6 1425 New York avenue.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THr CITY TO
SLLLCT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST
PLEASL CALL AND EXAMINn.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2n E. F. BROOKS.
HAYwARp & Hurcu1Ssox
424 NINTH STREET.
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BOOKS. &c.

A. MosRrsox,s BOOK STORE.
AICLL Line OF SCHOOL. BO kS AL The VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
NEW BOOKS.
Br1s Eye View OF our Ciyi War Dodge, q &. A. Phil
sohica BASIS of Theisn, Harris rattan Charity in
he A. Gent Church ScIiptura Idea of Man. Hopkins
sIato'r Best Ihougbts Rev. q. H. A. Buckley; spare
= ur- ) nn brown, ii. -: English Men OF Let ers,
sherIran Gor len Times one Is Ten. T.. +. Hale
b cher than Water James Payne; Hart and his bear
!. G Riddle: \ Newport AQuarelle.
Zine Stationery specially.
". II. MORRISON
sep10 41J PrpnsyIyania ayenue
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We ARE OFFERING
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 proportionatey low.
We have q line Of COOKING RANGES at various
prices. from 50. so to $3.50.
IRON TILE FIRE-PLACES. with BRASS FRAMES,
from $12. so to $75.
BRASS ANDIRONs. from IS. 80 to $50 per pair.
PORTABLE BUCKET CRATES, from S. to $50.
PARLoR CRATES. from SO to $780,
GAS BURNERS and GLOBES at LOW PRICES,
EDWARD CAvERLY l. CO.,
Plumbing. Heating and Ventilatine
sepl 1425 New York avenue.
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CIVIL SERVICE ExAMIEATtONs.-The third examt-
nation OF candidates for appointment to clerical
service IN the Wasnlngton CITY post omce, ana
force will be held at the civil service commission
rooms Wednesday, October Sd. Applicants are
that very large class will be examined.
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" LIAR ,'S HOTEL BAR OPEN.-PAl X TIT-
i me . soods cn drAusht. The best Of every ny
s''ls-in' o. Y. STAPLES Proprietor.
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THE YANTIc left St. Johns, N..F., yesterday for
New York with the Darlington party on board.

EXAMINATION OF NAVAL CADETs-A final exami-
nation of Cadets VIM. T. Webster, Thos a. Mat
thews. c. II. Matthews, Silas II. Wright, Albert
Morltz, Samuel Fl. Williamson, and j. L. Shock,
who passed the requisite academic course in 1881,
and have just returned from two years sea SER
vice, will be held at the Naval Academy Saturday
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SCHOOL BOOKS
SCHOOL STATIONERY,
For Publ and Private schools
fun and Cumijets Stcck, at PRICES AS LON AS
lNN on IN TRE CITY.
Wholesale and Retail.
WM. BALLANTYNE & SON.
stpli 42S SEVENTH TREEr.
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ENSIGN STrMsoN j. BROWN, who graduated
number one in the class Of 76. was yesterday ap-
pointed professor OF mathematics in the navy
and assigned to duty in the naval observatory.
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Washington News and Gossip
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue. s356, ,S27 "a: customs. s723, 1879

CIVIL SERVICE ExAMIEATtONs.-The third examt-
| nation Of candidates for appointment to clerical
service in the Washington city post Office, and
also for candidates for places on the ettercarier
force will be held at the civil service commission
% Appearing in large hunters and Rp t is expected
that very large class will be examined.
THE YANrIc left St. Johns, N.F., yesterday for
New York with the Darlington party on board.
EXAMINATION OF NAVAL CADRTs-A final exami-
nation of Cadets VIM. T. Webster, Thos. a. Mat
| thews. c. H. Matthews, silas H. Wright, Albert
Morltz, Samuel H. Williamson: and ]. l. Shock,
who passed the requisite academic course fn 1881
and have just returned from two years sea ser
vice, will be held at the Naval Academy Saturday.
ENSIGN SrrMsoN j. BROWN, who graduated
number one in the class OF 76 was yesterday ap-
pointed a professor OF mathematics in the navy
and assigned TO duty in the naval observatory.
DISMISSED FOR HAz1NG.-Naval Cadet Charles
B. Hawkes.. OF Wisconsin, was yesterday dis
missed from the naval academy for haZlng, by
order OF Secretary Chandler.
THE PRESIDENTS MovEMENTs-Upon the arrival
OF the President at Newport, r. l., yesterday
afternoon, he went to the residence of Seth B.
dinner by his host Among the guests were At
ttorney General Brewster. August Belmont, Gen.
Secretary Phillips. William R. TraVers, Chester A.
Arthur, jr., and others. The President has been
invited to attend q meeting OF the Town and
Country club at the residence OF Col. W. A. Rpb-
ling, engineer of the Brooklyn BRIDGE on Satur-
Gay, and next Tuesday will be present at The lay
Ing of the corner stone OF the Burnside Memorial
hall, in Bristol, at which place the Assistant Sec
retary OF the Navy has ordere the vess Is of the
United States training squadron to rendezvous.
The President viii afterwards spend several days
at bass fishing at West Island.
LOUISVILLE COLoRED CoNvENTION.-
standing the report referred to in THE STAR of
yesterday to the effect that Mr. Douglass is cam
ddate for the presl ency OF the Louisville conven
ton. and that quite number OF gentlemen are
going to Louisville from this city for the purpose
OF forwarding his candidacy, it appears that there
was no good reason for circulating it. Mr. Doug
lass has received many letters from delegates ask
Ing permission to use his name, but he has replied
to none of them. 1t is further known that ii MIR.
approximate unanim1ty OF choice, he will decline
to accept Nor Will he enter into any sQuabble
for any office in the convention.
THE PRACTICE SHIPS DALE AND CONSTELLATION,
now at Annapolis have been ordered to proceed
10 the Norfolk navy yard for repairs
BACK TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT.-Mr John
Davis, First Assistant Secretary of State returned
to Washington this morning and resumed his
duties as Acting Secretary OF State. Chief Clerk
Brown has also returned to Washington from
New York.
STEEL FOR THE NEW CRUIsERs-The naval ad-
vlsory board has held two full meetings this week.
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FAIL D..Y Goons.

FALL DAY Goons.
100 pairs Blankets at 2. 75 worth s..
100 pairs fine Blankets, some little soiled win he
sold at q reduction of 81 to Is. -
Also lot Of Cloaks left over. be sold at positive
sacrifice. '
We have received new stock of Dress Goods Tricot
Flannel Suitne. Cashmeres, Canton Flannas, and 2
full stock Of underwear.
OUR PRICES ARE THE VERY LOWEST THAT CAN
BE HAD.
HNSON,
sepl9 713 Market Space.
Fon FA1n.
Hcdiun-Weght Undsrshirts and Drawers
W. 8. TEEL.
Sc2l 9S5 Pennsylvania avenue,
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THE PRACTICE SHIPS DALE AND CoNsTE1L ALTON,
now at Annapolis, have been ordered to proceed
TO the Norfolk navy yard for repairs.
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t-eS1' GAS FIXTURES
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THr CRY TO
StLICT FROM AND THE CHEAPEST.
PLEASL CALL AND EXAMINE.
CORCORAN BUILDING,
f2n E. F. BROOKS
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BACK TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT.-Mr. John
Davis, First Assistant Secretary Of State. returned
to Washington this morning and resumed his
duties as Acting Secretary OF State. Chief Clerk
Brown has also returned to Washington from
New York.
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DISMISSED FOR HAzING.-Naval Cadet Charles
E. Hawkes., OF Wisconsin, was yesterday dis
missed from the naval academy for hazlng, by
order OF Secretary Chandler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-21

NEW BANKs.-The controller OF the currency has
authorized the First National bank, of Rockford,
Iowa, and the First National bank, OF Phoenix,
Arizona Territory, to commence business, With q
capital OF $50 600 each