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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
The COURIS.
CIVIL NOTES.

An order was made by Justice Donohue yes
teriay allowing tue Mutual Life anl Accident Associa
tion to change It's that OF tine National Trust
Fund Idfe Association IL Is said that the company no
loueer Goes an accident business and that the old
IL misleading.
Judge Van Brunt yesterday denied the mo-
zion recently made for order removing Homer Nor
gan a. receiver OF the property which involved in
the suit brought by Mary Hanes against the sisters of
her late husband
Justice Donohue in the Supreme Court, Cham
Der, yesterday made order granting SD week
temporary alimony and $500 counsel fee TO Mrs
Bertha Daute who has begun an action against her
husband John q Dautel for an absolute divorce the
ground Of inhdety. Justice Donohue also appointed
referees take testimony In three other divorce shs
In the Court of Common Pleas yesterday
Judge Van Brunt made order granting SO week teu-
porary aIimony ana S25 as counsel fee to Elizabeth
Mayer and against her husband Christian Mayer Mrs
Mayer wishes an absolute divorce. She says that
her husband did net treat her we'll ana tpat Nc aoan
doped her and has been unfaithtul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

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h sRssGs az g. So r. e % q cs
81 &C. g Is: !: e e. q g. iss s'ss:
r. sss snssp s1s %S
Is az s9 lS g sos s's 40 sts &C.
I, az S:15s % 3 !. Sc: So
5Sl Jiss s II & az ca q 81 :: Sal: 4. s
NJ Il sSssD Ss s. a os d.
s DO "a o. atse lag s,aie DO pat eges ~ r. q Ss
syvsuis d. 90 p % z.c c. Is d. 81 b. al ss and 81
Eye Z Gus sold state sheep 90 D. at &C. and "A state
Lambs, 81 %. at es.c
Jfe T 81 a9ss e sod 8 g sss hams
az S ie sheep 90 b. as0c do iS ID. az ago. and 10
haisSoesk Dayi, sold: sls Canada lambs. e p; q
So Sdo; o. g, Sc ISL % h. a. 6sc "a o.:
g IS sh Ss 49, as S d. 80 S9s'a y
state do l6 a. 6c y DO % o. az oe L. do 80 TO- ct 4So'
@, Walsh KIRBY 60 'pd 2 s'1s Ls@eaSs &c; 49,
q. S45sc and i Bucks 10 al sse; -" 49,
Jersey cry sShs TSs ssass seoo'ss
' judG n SSc oS Hogs sS g. aSc
LIVE sioux aARKsTs-BY TELEGRAPH
BUFFALO sept S.-Cdtne-Recelpts today coo head.
Oa O Sss h1 r @ cars r.; Spn acs
but au o Win SS s 1 a
750s4 %; Bu in light supply selling at S3 <34SS 30
Sssp9Escepis today $500 total for the week thus
far 1900; for the time last week 5000 head,
consigned through market steady. with good o.
mand sales Fair 10 Good Western 81 1880 Choce 70
Fancy So 0S5 65 Western Lambs 81 10 ESQ; Canada
Hegs@Rscc,pts to-day 800 hea. far
throue AS cars steady. with good Demand TOR good
grades common and lower sales-Good TO choice Corn
fed S5 49, Mixed Corned and Grass ers 80 80
Ng5 Good Medium and Heavy s. 4odto %: Orassers
neglected and a good many held oyef
81 Louis sept I-C0ttte-n ecoipts 2.4o0. shipmaats
head supply liberal but consisted mainly Of Grassers
and low ado Natives which blow weak al lower 10
sell COOL Natives steady but slow; Exports 80 sVo
So l5 Good TO Choice Shipping 50 2J6S6 TO- hedlom 10
81 5OGS5 Texans So 25Gs4. Choice Indians 50 io~
Sheeo-Receipts 800 head. shipments 100; market
qnie Common Fair ~ 0s5 % Oood 10 Choco 10 20
"a 10 Texans 81 5O03 10 oo,o -. -.
Light IS 4US5 So Packing - 05es' TO- Butchers
Fancy 81 1885 40 ,,
CHICAGO sept. the Drorers Joaraa, reports :-Hogss
Reeeips IA O0O shipments 43OO market dull weak and
loo lower Prices Packing 81 6j9ttyG Packing anu
shipping 40 aght So ass 80 skps So 60est 20
5000. shipments ZfOo, narAet larry
steady. SaesExpofts ~ % $50 49, Good 10
Choice Shipping steers e5 2OesJ 30 Common 10 Medium
Receipts 300 shipments 200; market brisk and
Arm. to FAN So 1885 20, Good 81
The Journals Liverpool cable adyces report Cats We per
NJ higher Tops pei b. Dressed Snoep sle'dy Tops
East IBERrY Pa Sept. 3-Caine Receipts ~ O63; mar
keT SOW VITA prices about tn las. weeks closing
Hoos-R ceipts $500 market Slow PhisdephAs 50 oO@
ShecpNnecsipIs COO du. with prices zoo
M from lat eel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
sAsFsAycIsco. Monday. Sept 3. 1879

BuUion valued at $4,000 was received in this
city Yesterday IRON the Names.
Caledonia (B. H. superintendent reports for week
ending Aug 20: ore produced, 3OO-ioot level
/ OjO tons On the CON INST we discontinued stop
9T on the 4O0-foot level and started drit across
The ledge from the header. which has advanced III
feet. We have Just started dT1iL sOuth on tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
oorros MARKGIs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IIyRnPooL Sept 3.-l2;3O {. n-totton trim Md
anne Jp,apds sf Orleans "a a. S2isa 10000 bales
incIndng OyU 3oscIItJI adJ export receipts o4ou
hsies Including 800 D.ues Amsucan tutufes-U Dands
Low Midans september and october denVery o.u
November dsnVetx J"'s4d' 10
NovemDrT and delivery oJl 40 DecenDer anu
January oevery 5< do January ana teDTuafy denvery
do tsbruary aud Marco dcnverv, oa'S4G Futures
steady -rlu Of,
dav Included 720U baiss Aine1cin
G.tyRsroy Sept Section Trims MiddinG SsIsc
,aw AIodung 14c. 0oOd Ordinary. S'4o net recelptA
auS5 baes srO3A 1905 D1ios exports 70 treat BRITAIN
balss IN frapcA balox u tas Oontinoab - eassi
g. tha cJLsJSlsf z,5O< oAioS sALss.
1850 oalss 1876 Dae>
Nvw.omyAys. sept $50 ton quiet NidaiinE $50;
Md Jrn1l.T. BE- aeb recciDts
iyIs oales gross hales exports ooastvse ZI4o
i,ates Ia France. The Continent - oaie.
70 treat Britain saiss. lUO pstos LAST eVen-
ins stocg. 4y4o2 oaies
s.v.ssIn GENT. o. - quiet: MifflnL siac:
Low Nddns yisc GOOD ordinary. sac. nsL roeeipts.
I20 Baesi Eross $50 bales: EXPORT, coasa.ise io'
halesr 10 the Continent tales: 10 Great BFltAih
Dae,: sales OUO evening" $50 Oaes stoc2 Go&t
DaIoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

mo DIR JAsErRo Sept s-Conee-Good Firsts 400 aSsoo
NV D ~ ros Average daily recelpIs ooDo bags snip
res ~ me week-To the Channel and North Of Europe
mels VI s 70 the United states 1o09v bags: 70 the
eovV o0O bags sales Of the week-For the
snna and North of Europe 1000 bags 70 the United
ara Laes stock 230 bags. Exchange on Lon
don, 2i4. . o.. S,,.~,or s.,to. A2oCa4 400
,sn ros Average daily receipts for The weck 10y
Sispo ,bnmenrs OF the wcek-To all countries ohvov
has TO Europe. sales OF mo "eeA' low" s-e~
All for Europe, stock. 100000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Good Prime steers sold ono year ago at l30i4c, and
the estimated at ll9fC
BEEV Receipts yesterday and to-day were 26 cars at
Jersey Cy05 at CUthst and 10 cara at Weehawken
new yards. making G0G0 head against 400 head last
Monday. arrivals the week were LAO
head less than last week, and 22I2 head
more than the eOrrespondlng lime last year.
Notwithstanding arrivals la wednesday there was
Improvement In prices all grades and with rather
hight offerings FRIDAY the market though weak and un-
ted grades Of Natives was on the whole aitly
sustained the cattle In the yards tins
morning Export Steers and y cars came rect 70
sliughteers leaving about 20 carloads on sale ana "
cIOlds mostly 5nipp Cattle execled TO arrive To-
night ira opened little dull and al grades but
tool ana PINE BulOcks generally held al
steady prces and ntle amer at the close than
at opening. There abundant sdppy OF Common
Medium Natives from Virginia, OIio aud the West and
generally rated from 81 head 10 4C lower
Friday Texans and Colorado steers were also a
shade lower with very fair demand. Three cars
OF Prime sold by H. , ROscntha
George 2c 10 dress SO H. Sales OF Common TO
Prime RANGED from 10 c 10 dress oJdJO 10 win
the bulk transactions at 9%0ll c Texans sold at
Colorado steers at "a d9i all 70 dress % ID
fxpCrtcis purchased about 575 he'd at l0s4Gl2c. 10
dress o6 10. The yards were not cleared
exports OF ve stock or iIssh meats from TINS port TO-
day. go, , OH, ~
The weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep anu
Dressed Beef and siuttOn as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
&urouean advertisements.
aRATEFUL-CoMPORTINo.
EPPS'S COCOA.

eprAkPAsT"By thorough knowledge OF the nau
Wien govern the operations Of digestion ana
G v application OF the nne properues VI
sctrd Cocoa Mr. Epps stc our DeAkiss
dscstely voed beverage which may save ms srss az
Ncr Mills IL is Dy Jadioous use OF such aiaeiss W
Stet Al constitution may be gradually onllt up
snn-n 10 resist every 70 disease U
suite maades hoans around Us sny 80 fsai an II
ever there point We may escape many sra
NV seeinx ourselves well fortified with pure oiooa Ao
noperiy nouris ied frame"-Ciyl service tins only
Made simply With boiling water % mrs. awnS EPPs
tio-Ih aud lb) by Grocefa Labelled tnua
Ca Hom0opathio ChsmistA Londoos Ensieno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
KunnpEAN MARKETs

LIVERPOOL Sept. 3-Bac0H ia n)SrA11 ClL ASIA sl,ts
Kp Prime Ness oi5 IL - Neitsra .te bart.
Prime western 45'0d. Cheese nsricll SlHSA oloa iu
osnuhe spirits 3uJi frOViBons-Lari 80. osr o"s Lye
Amsrc4a 5rsI Ji1d for Sch iltei meSs-
eru Wheat If on II psrs.III &c CAh1rls NO l. 1VI~
srld for California SlJi Dbli 10 al "tiSt roAA
7C01 ll1liA1 Battsg GJJJL )f So,l az
81 ssssx al JUJJL f1r na3,. Beef 51Ji tJs sI-sA
lndIa Mesa y,,a,
Iapseed 4ihi Der li4rtBe IL1Jjsi JL <O OU|~ - -
per tia. filos sD1 -. efL t'ii1i r''s"e-- Ss1s
spo. psrse-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
paneins Araoemiss.

ALLEN DODWORTHS School for Da In, r,ss.
N No. ssl Fifthsye VIII VIII re"ps" ~"
meuce on sAtnrdzy. October ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04

SUPREME COURT CHADERs-Before Donohue, mos.
IA 80. 50, so. 142. 149. l76. Z3J, $751; 234
COURT-sPEcIAL TEEN-Beforo Donohue j.
surSaios CONFESSIONAL TsRM-Before Van Worst. j.
No calendar. - -, ~, ~,
No calendar
m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
REAL ESIAIE.
NEw-YoEK. Monday. sept 3. 1888.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE r.gAS5FER4

RECORDED REAL ESTATE rIAS5FER%
gEWYOaX CIR
lssth.,t ss Is 1877 th.st 10 II y Of Homeavo 100
r--rfrguarJ Al Butler ana VILE 10 Mary 40 ooo
Whesn @ioo'V
Motive 6 g. 8s5 Il from l55d-st 2oI9S; Pei
hatn q al - W ) Williams D
gOta-.t. II 81 II OF llth-aVr l1ISOb JOhn DOh'
Mellon WIN LanEcd4u ana amor er..--...-.-.- NV
s1d, Sam AMI Iyr WI, to WIN sacoin ..-.. 1850
Lot So. fOrdhan Ridge Net heai Estate AsSonto ,oo
Afhst IS 23I 3 n W OF Ave.D. IS9x-; JAG trcund 49,
IOusc sOOllOn. o.VOO
lb4tl-sr. SIS $50 II q OF COurtlandtaye. 25IlOO. Al
Kurtzner to LOuss Fenker...................-....
Same propesty; LOuSe FrnksT 10 IL kurtzner and
VILE.
s7tb a. "a $50 g 7fh-aVe 20xlUV.5j II $500.
satzer wife 10 RObt iteutter. S0,OOO
"a ave- and wis To- 1cShoagh 10000
o OS.1 Il OF 10th-st, loNlOU Sdlome Behf-
10 -imsOn Vol iV'oOo
Sda we n " G 10 J Si 1srandt - 10000
ch1 5iet Cs az 14.o0O
CALLS s1 10 @ e;u.ssDheiIner' 1900
'-o and Vic 20 Waisef ................ 10000
euho OF, 70 Jacob. ana smother $4,000
O eStb,Sa sS " wife !. to Ro6 IccSGfty' $4,000
o-' T';eto $1,000
"d',.e WICK 10 To- naborm an 37oUo
18TH. Il a. rs II y Of AveA 25XiO2.2 Irene $500
PuTdy and husband 10 MargareLhG HeDeroin. lO'VOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NETWORK, Sept. 3.

NEw-YORK Sept 3.
The guage of the Balltown district. taken
On Saturday, shows a decrease production of l52
barrels from preceding week, although there were
two new wells opened. The Baltown figures are Pro-
duetion, 3135 barrels; wells producing, 81; wells
drilling 49, rigs up and building, 8. smith & Crosbys
reports for the Cooper and Balltown districts
az follows with the preceding dates menLioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-04
lima 2 Ink g Ana hi. Aug % Sem

The petroleum market to-day was duil aud local Va
character Prices here generally ruled from e 70 d
City prices. and this fact encourages
a"bulish feeling the ground that operators
depressing OF City market in order 70 Duy cheapy
possible 10 New-YOrk But 10 might be arg ell that
tue Eastern market Oeing held hrm to permit sales
al the Western exchanges After carly strength at
81 0s3s0S 0Sss the market slowly fell TO IL O7@s In
the prices hardened 10 ~ o. 30 thoroughly
the present crcumscrDed transactions speculative
In character that any attempted indication OF the future
Souia be sheer guess. ,
The range OF prices aL1 the total dealings here
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HINES AND INNING.

gALrstr rag uIyfv1 ErOaiy9G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10
Alexandria Affairs.

Rs?crted for The EVENING STAR.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.-The school board met last
night to consider the books to be selected under
the new list fixed by the state board Of education
Appleion's geogra phies were adopted In the place
of Davies. 1t was agreed without a yea and nay
vote to retain the SDencerian writing books. The
resolution OF the advisory committee recommend
Ing that no books be changed that are now I'm use
and are on the state list was laid over until the
regular meeting. communication OF Ii. w.
Beadle, esq, relative to the police OF Lee school
building, near his residence was referred to the
committee on school houses. The superintendent
was authorized to purchase six double desks, and
THE RAILROAD SAIg.-The sale OF the Washing.
ton and Ohio railroad was completed yesterday
afternoon about three o'clock. Mr.. Wise, the auc-
uoneer, knocked down the road to Mesars. Oak
man Bates, representatives OF what IS called
the Cakes Ames interest, at $iC0, eco The road
was bought in 1882 by the Bert combination at
s3s2,000 A cash payment OF $4,000 was made, but
the next payment was not met During the pro-
gress OF the sale man calling himself De Witt
StearnS Did $3.50 600 and showed certified checks
on the Lumberman's National Bank, OF Williams
pert, Pa telegram ascertained that the CHECKS
the not Sp1n tn ahe o.
$1,000 as the cash payment The sale will be
confirmed at once unless there Is an upset bid
Cooper, residing In the first ward who fell on the
tunnel about year ago, and has since been de-
mented, died last evening at HIS home.--The fu-
neral OF Capt John G. Graham, attended, by Alex
andria Washington Lodge and Old Dominion Com.
mandcry. took place THIS afternoon. The vessels
In Port showed their nags at hal;-mast.-l.cv
Samuel Greene. OF Washington, preached at the
Baptist church, on Washington street las, night.
The steamer Virginia has resumed her route
calisthenics gave an exhibition last niiht--Mr
J. c. Cathcart, formerly OF Georgetown, ana now
proprietor OF the Neptune weeks here. was badly
oncr at tho station house this morning is Thos
Gray, charged with disorieriy conduct-The
at O'Clock this afternoon nom his residence. n
North Waohlngton street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10
The Case of p. j. Sheridan.

The Case of p. j. Sheridan.
ONE OF HIS COUNSEL CALLED TO WASHINGTON BY IN
EXPECTED COMPLICATIONS.
From the New York Times, to-day.
p. j. Sheridan and John Walsh, who were In
dcted In Dublin with Peter lyman, "Number
One" on charge OF murder. had consultation at
the Astor House yesterday with Gen. Duncan 8.
Walker. OF Washington, D. c., and Mr.. Rueben
Carroll, OF Pennsylvania, two OF their counsel
Gen. walker and Mr.. Carroll were to have gone to
Boston last night to meet Gen. B. F. Butler, the
In the event OF an attempt being made to
extrad1te the men. Instead, Gen. Walker went
Dack to Washington and Mr.. Carroll remained
here MI. Carroll said Gen. Walker was called to
Washington by sudden and unexpected complica-
lions in the case. He was unable to say what the
complications were, but he would say that move
In the case was anticipated in a very short time.
He and his associates had reason to believe that
cases OF Sheridan and Walsh tor the purpose OF
nrst arresting lyman, whose whereabouts had
not yet been learned, but against whom there
sist in an effort to secure the other two
men. An attempt to arrest Sheridan and
Walsh was hardly looked for until lyman had
been found. Mr.. Carroll said he knew where
lyman was. He was not In England. When asked
II he was In New York, as had been reported, Mr..
Carroll said he was on this Side OF the Atlantic.
lyman was his right name and 1t was fair to pre-
ceal his identity, which he did not care to reveal
Mr.. Carroll was asked IL he had had an interview
with " Number One" and he replied: Not d.
rectly. l am tod.' said he, "that he will not
avoid arrest, but at the same time is not anxious
for 1t, and he will not help the British to find out
his whereabouts" The counsel for Sheridan and
Walsh, Mr. Carroll said, would doubtless repre-
sent lyman also, II arresie ed. Gen. Walker would
return to- night or to morrow morning He would
meet Gen. Butler here or in Boston. aS might be
arranged. TO confer about the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10
The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, District OF Columbia agt. johnson T.
Bros: argued and suEm tied. Stiles All. Sell
linger; submitted On briefs. Wolf agt Walsh; on
hearing.
EQUITY COrRT--.Judge James.
To-day, Craig agt Craig; sale confirmed and
reference. Worthington agt Reed; do. and con-
veyance. Bush AFT. Stanton: trustee appointed
and reference. Jones agt. Jones; rule on de-
PENDANT ordered. Barker agt Penn; j. w. Barker
ordered TO file answer. Foil!n agt. Golden: guar
d:an ad Item appointed. Yeabower agt Kengla;
agt. VOrhiS; commissioner to take testimony an
pointed. Ward agt Hill; pro cOnfesso vacated.
POLICE CoURT-.yudQe Shell
To-day, Chas. Stewart, disorderly conduct; $40
or 80 days Adelaide Alexander, wasting Potomac
water; personal bonds Thos. Mahoney and Jas.
days and Thompson got 80 days. VIM Cummins,
keeping his bar open on Sunday; Sc. Jos. Norton,
larceny OF 81 from John Taylor; 20 days and resti
tuition or 80 days
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Tramways in the Streets.

THEY MANAGE THEM BETTER IN ENGLAND.
District Commissioner West is this morning In
receipt OF communication from Mr. Edward Bar
rington, civil engineer in which he treats of
the subject of street railroads He SAYS: GAS
there appears 70 be S!ch objection the part of
many OF the citizens TO the re-inroluetion OF the
II raiH In the construction OF the street railroads
here, he submits TO the Commissioners a rough
sketch or the system adopted in Great Britain
and upon the continent This shows a transverse
section or the railroad track with rails or box
shape set unon the SleeperS or lumber longitude
naiiy, the rail having groove in 1t, in which the
fitage OF the car wheel runs, leaving almost a
level surface with scarce any projection at the
tracks" He states: This style OF rail possesses
all the advantages of fit rail- in presenting a
smooth rolling surface for vehicular traffic, and
has none OF the objections OF either Il; rail or
nat rail- The inner surface OF the top OF Fail
Is corrugated, TO prevent wheels sliding whilst in
the act OF pulling on or of the tracks 1t was
ural,y supposed, at first, that the groove would
have the tendency of wrenching OF the tires Off
WnfeiS. and have more Or less destructive effect
upon them; but an experience OF some IA years
has proved cOnclusivey that 1t does not cause the
least injury to vehicles, In any shape or form
The construct ion is most substantial and calcu-
lated to last 25 years with creeSoted timber The
rails are fastened TO the longitudinal strngers by
wrought iron clip fasteners, driven into the sides
loose"
ANOTHER OBJECTION TO RAILS.
All the engines, trucks and reels OF the fire de-
partment are made to tit the street railroad tracks
and have been for many years. Before the advent
OF the new Find or smooth pavemantS the fire
comp mes always counted upon the street rail-
way tracks to serve them in going speedily to fires
The hat rail was admirably lifted to this service,
but the IT" rail cannot be used with safety.
MORE NEW BUILDINGs--Mr Aulick Palmer has
taken out permit for the erection Of three 2-Story
dwellings to be erected corner OF 9TH and streets
southeast. The buildings are to be 10 by 81 feet
with back building Is by II feet, and about the
same height as the fronts. The fronts will be of
red brick with moulded brick cornices. The houses
Will have bay windows 25 feet inches b!gh and 10
feet vide, with projections OF 3 feet inches The
cost IS $1,000. Mr.. j. C. HOrnblOwer Is the archt-
tect, and ". Garrison, builder. Mr.. l. g. Kimball
has commenced the erection Of two comfortable
dwellings on North Carolina avenue, between 9th
ana 7th streets southeast. They are to be 2-Story
anu basement, l6t5 by 80 feet ground plan, with
back buildings II feet inches ty IS feet. They
Will have pressed brick fronts and brick cornice
fiat roofs, bay windows running up the entire
height, 10 feet wide AZ feet projection and hexa-
gon in form. The cost is s.. 600 MessrS. HotZ-
claw and Hepburn are the builders
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NOVELTIES In WmrE GooDs.-

NOVELTIES In WmrE GooDs-
SEATON PERRY,
Successor TO Perry 4 Brotner.)
NEW FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
WHITE fnRErGE9Go bs, IL GREAT VARIETY AND Al
INDIA LINENS, PERSIAN LAWNS.
LINEN CAMBRICS, PRINCESS LAWNS,
FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAINSooKS
ENGLISH PIQUEs. INDIA MULLS.
STRIPED AND CHECKED NAINsGoKs.
DOTTED AND FIGURED SWISS MUsLINs.
WHITE AND CREAM EMBROIDERED NULL
IVORY WHITE EMBROIDERED ALBATRoss
COSTUMES.
EMBROIDERED FRENCH SATINE ROBES
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE ROBES.
ELEG Ant AND COMPLETE STOCK OF LIGHT
WEIGHT ALL-WOUL French DRESS FABRICS
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
LOUISINES. SURAHS AND SUMNER SILKS.
CANTON CREPEs AND CREPE DE CHINE.
SUPERB STOCK OF BLACK AND CoLoREp
SILKS, VELVETS AND GAUZES.
BLACK SPANISH AND GUIPURE LACE NETS.
EMBROIDERED FICHUS. PARIS JERSEYS.
NEW BLACK GRENADINES. FRENCH G. p.
CoRSETS.
ANDERsON'S SCOTCH ZEPHYRs
FRENCH SATINES PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
NEW COACHING PARASoLS A ID SUN UMBREI-
LAS FROM THE BEST MANUFACTURES.
% CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES, AND CORRECT
Prices.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established lS4C- my5
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Mr., Youngs' Conundrusn.

To the Editor Of TIE EVENING STAR.
You ere good on conundrums Of public interest
Please answer this. By what rule OF justice on
the part OF the District Commissioners and police
authorities do they allow the streets and footways
In the vicinity OF square No 500 to be INSTRUCTED
with Barnum's ticket wagon and the like to such
an extent as to renter them almost and even
quite impossible, while the undersigned, q Cit
izen and taxpayer, Is punished with fine for q
little freak OF enterprise wher elm he put little
placard some goods on tn cir arrival, before
bringing them into the store. because said goods
were more than four feet from the building line?
Barnum's wagon extends nearer twenty feet from
the building line. ELPHoNzo YoUNGs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10
CITY AND DISTRICT,
Amrssenents, &c, Tonight.

ATHLETIC PARK--Barnum's circus.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Ada Gray In "East Lynne !"
THRATER CONIoUE--Press Eldredge Star Combi-
nation.
DINE misunderstanding performance and Gu
IosiifeS
ABNERs SUMMER GARpEN-Concert