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A " asiihgten Negro to be Egaages.


y p
Joan smith, q c-iiOT-d man Who went from this
iHi E.st spring TO vTor. on tae West Virginia cen
va flI"aI. near Oakland. Nd will ir hdI tsl at
i i1ct tomorrow lor tie murder OF JOSH III Hard
~. q" i.it" man. Tho murdered was shoe
itdfcr. about fifty years Old. and lived with lis
family mar oakland. smith on good terms
"lih ttiJ ii1ft!ii, family much It harding
i sd IN Rave QUAR-, zeal VIII his wife about H.
At'r e % ia il tU toe Harding hOUS- ore night
Nli..h / r. ard SaoTJly f-It"rUar,~ Harding W..1
-tFt'h with pistol bali that CAME crashing through
H. E'If.f'F- Harding ran II tie door. where ne
" crap -cd L. smith alG vas soun diSnttrnel
'.i;- ms b2,lS- h" Inurt: CT Then d7 eyed Mrs
'ii.irE Leu. til. icH. AMI assaulted Le. lie
'-1l Ji't i i:s.Ae lis s--ape, biJ was arrested.
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A YERS SARSAPARITLA WORKS DIRECTLY
and promptly to purify and enrich the blood, i'm
the appetite strengthen the nerves ana brace up
the system. 1t is in the truest Alternative med
cine. Every invalid should give it trial.
PEOPLE TROUBLED WITH COLDS WOULD
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral before going to church
places of entertainment they would avoid coughing,
greatly 10 the comfort of both speakers and hearers
Public Speakers and singers find that the Pcctora
fully inC-casts the power and de1bty Of the voice n15
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NATARRH.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE.

THE GREAT BALS.NIC DISTIILATION OF
WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANA
DIAN FUR. MARIGOLD. CLOVER
BLOSSOM, ETC
For the Immediate Relief and Permanent: Cure Of
every fern Of Catarrh. from a simple head cold in
fueIiza to the loss of smell taste and hearing cough,
bronchitis and incpent consumption. Relief in five
minutes IN any and every Nothing like it, Crate
full fragrant wholesome. Cure begins from first APP
pli'ahon AMI Is rapid. radical, permanent and never
failing.
One bottle Radical Cure. one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler all in package forming
complete treatment of all druggists for al Ask for
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston
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DRY GOODS.
LYONS NELvErs AxpS,LKs
Sc TON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY 4 BROTHER

SUCCESSOR To PERRY L BROTHER,
LYONS rI-EE SILK NEI.vETs. FROM N ~ n
INCHES WIDE. IN 81 AIk AND Nj. THF FAstI-
IoNABLE CULpkS. FROM 5000 To S9eo TER
BL tCK TRIMMING yEIyrTs. ALL WIDTHS. FROM
81 - TO 500
ColGktD THINNING NELyETs FROM g. 90 To
Sf.a
Eif ANT STOCK OF RACK AND ooloRrp
hAlIlhERS. hTIpNkNS, AND SATIN AIR
~ EItLEt y. FROM 81 ~ 40 $3.50
iscN N ~ Ttl'l@~fItt'S SCEn.ht'nlEtS AM
AAAhINlIi EofiI BLACK SINS "A gsh-
.fA ihitiS EVENING SINS ANDGAl Ll1s
co TNCai = Nm, pr,cr ,.p,,,,,,, 49,.
MANN CIE,'UI AIS A'
nIt,, - y "a Ais iISI1 CLOTH IN ~ AK
-" =; NNh itl.t l.. GREEN. AND NfNF
ihf -, - ~ nh, 1Allt Lon MS GltOlN AMI NkRIr
1901 lis FROM a - TO $500 ~ A'NA
1ISts HSf',tst MIN OF kll-NooT. EUROPEAN
ZION SIIIS ~ 'N'i''N "a
PARIS AND BFM1N SILK AND pIa,SH WRAPS
D1iGaN~ AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS -
BlkSk Mi,.Mn-L SIOChINETrE JAChETs Am
MEN MARKETS. @-'o
sVSPECIN. APARTMENT FOR pIsfI ayINa
EVENING FABRICS
rSFCHnlCE GOODS. Fl-AlN FIGURES AND cor
RECT PRICES.
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UHF .orTor GAS ENGINE

NyHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Reouires no boiler, avoids all expensive afteDdan -
no loes Of time no handling of fuel and ashes II
used extensively for running Passenger and Freight
and Iithosraphic Presses. Coffee Mills Rossters Paper
and Ruling Machinery. IAthea. b.. &c. This enginS
y1,ns with extreme smoofbneD and regularity sed
Possesses the lcacf number q wosA1ax parts. AZ
great simplicity Of mechanism
wsshi:.xtou Gas Light Go. I'D
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Buy Il. H. DoiISass i Sons Ca,S:ct.!il Ct5l.l
Drops Ior yoCr chITt il they h.irl.4.t>1S i,Gs-
H. To Tit as;1 aud viii care ti.tr Colds D. : ana
Trademark on every drop.
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NEVER in til" history of our house have W shown
Slitl cGii1iCtc assortment ni clothing iOr men
AL DGy :. ElSyiI.iiI ir,as-. oUf. al, AMI I.
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The " Gather.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIaHtL OFFICER
N&-i-tScT0g, j. G, %0S. -. 49,, Ga an
For the middle AfisIti. states fair weather FoI
fW.sl - New Or - lr4lf mons. w:nas shifting
T. south sId west Eng tC';si,:.r. slt-.I Ia. IL
tE.~'iottrC tony cC!Itr weather uI ITi,IaN.
sfE'IAL sI'i;-s.iIN-F.iR WEATHER 1,-v1s!;up.
The ir.iirat'i~ thar 9 rar;Iiy {tfr w.. i!rr
VII IT-NIIi III -" :..r," St@t> tHip ..Il... Zen
~ ;t'f -1'i'h -A's-H1 st:teS on ci4ta!. vim
t.l-,..t DiltI - i iei... --..-tI.Lr.
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4 - SHOE Cor e235 at ia.!Ils. Sill 1th 81 ana 90
It ave fJ"s9v I0, al -gntiS !ii.c cali nI;t.l
L''.r' ~! C.,rS. truin recently bankrupt nous.
q: .2:tj. fully worth -
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HEAvsEs Chihoiiila SiIycr Fnr and Hiaci Fox
Trimmings, HIIth 10 o.,i' 1t S:o0!i. It a ri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-15

THE finest and I'urrs' wlis}:ns hranfnns liquors
etc. ara 20 is had At CT Xa!il"r'S No 81 1lh st
NV, wi.rr, purity i GUARANTEED.
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COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PI.AsTERs.

For tho relief and prevention the instant it is ap
Piled, OF rheumatism. Neuralgia. Scatica, Coughs
Colds, Weak Back. Stomach and Bowels, Shooting
Pains Numbness, Hysteria. Female Pains, Palpipaion
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Bilious Fever Malaria and
ETidenlics Use COLLINS PLASTERS ian Electric
Battery combined with Porous Paster) and laugh O:
T9in. 2jc. cTcrywhere. nl2
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Ey.Ey StTTI,,G tttc-l hv oI.r Inst infamous Tro-
b .nnthN :.
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CITY AMP DISTRICT.

ec:nscElcssas. &c. EO.niyh..
N'1io%tL THE .Ti.E---I'ie new comic OPERA THE
Me- bu.-ic-,.1
f'"rD'S OFEKA IIOUSE-Hayc:1-'s MaStolon Min
ST. X
NaIrtJ~
lH,iE acknowledgements an1 stars novelties
cpD FELLOWS HALL, sth street southeast. odd
Fellows FGtT.
81. AUGUSTISES CIirRCH.-Flir.
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ABSOLUTELY PuaE
kRf 90 W "A +
Z + ko oo \ AZ 4 / LIZ
+ ERn B "A "a X K HIM Ne Goc
ERE A XXX INNING
BBB ! "a AZ ( 4 kim In NM N GG Sc
PPPP 90 v " wpDp EEERRR
PPPP 9 9 WMWE 2 DEE ERR
90 w w Odd EEER r..
This powder nsver varies A marvel Of pn-tty.
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powders Sold calv in cans. ROYAL BAKING
POWDER Co. I06 " all street, NY. ap6
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r>sEIts To-. c:e-,s., and n .r!p..e RI.

ATTRaCTtyE-OJT CIct ijr". - - o1'r price :rr
at 'sgI.tt Dg.E tt-;e tIt:5 ell
I'l- It'.i., E~t.--. tic ;f.s=,t cl.H - >i5tI-
It .,f.-i t,5I.O.-, 81. I'll, .tId -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-15

RACK Fur Trimming at; p cts a yard at s.lo-
Mons
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MAX L.FS!:'rG las. by J. TciIircr. fled q LII
IT, equity against ROb@r; +. iicIitui: Ter a df>o0y-
err. 2c:ff;. ;LG tO a>il;' deed VIII "a Ia al
LEGS WAS given 10 dlie.. tag cOi!cl ten OF lu(g-
IlH.it.
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CITY ITEMS.
Ycsteraay.s HrcnasnI Accident.

Wen Oi Note.
Opera singers. man OF note Dr. Bull the Cough
Syrup dScoyeIer.
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BICY Giles,
Tricycles and Velocpedes, for Boys. be found in
very large variety at place of business and
taken especial pains to he able only offer them at
the lowest price, but also to furnish very superior
make. such as will give universal satisfaction.
We can furnish Velocipedes from So 20 up
Bicycles from $40 up.
Trcycles from $i50up
Propellers at Sc so.
Girls Tricyces from So
We have inst received another supply of our substan-
tIal Flower Stands, at 9.k and 81 ~.
Also full line of heavy Curtain Poles complete at
3c.; the same, and feet long, ut 81 ~ and 49,
Fine Nickel Alarm Clocks SI.49.
Heavy Nickel Marine Clocks $I43.
Rush Baskets. in large variety from 10c up.
Fine Satin lined Work Baskets 99c
Celuloid Sets in fine Velvet Satin lined Box s. 49,
Celuoid Combs. brushes and Mirrors.
Music Boxes playing from to ten pieces, from 99c
up.
16X16, from 99c. to $739.
beautiful line of Solid Silver Jewelry, consisting
OF Earrings. from 9,c Pins. from 99c. and Bangles
from 81 80 besides ten thousand other and pretty
articles. all dirt cheap, aud constantly coming
At
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FINE STATIONERY.
VISITING CARDS,
WEDDING INVITATIONS
ARMS CREsTs AND MoNooRAMs
CORRECTLY ENGRAVED
MENUS. GUEST CARDS AND FINE CORES
PONDENCE PAPERS.
NJ. W. GAIT, BRO. l. CO.,
JEWELLERS AND SILVERsAIITUS
llo7 PENN. AVENUE n9 I'm
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SEATOS PERRY.

Inv, Builine
Pennsylvania avenue curIcr 9TH STR.
Established 1870. NJ,
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DRY GOODS.

Ii Is Now Coxs,pnnEp
BY MANY CoNuErENr JUDGES
OF THE MARKETS, THAT
DRY GOODS
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E's.e Washington Gas .s.a. Company.

odASti- IN JHE BOARD or DIRECTORS.
- meeting OF the board Of directors Of the
Washington Gas Light company held en- the eth
H. NJ iit nrr l. cav. of Piaie,p il for nSarly
thirty Yeats director, rendered his resignation as
SUCH ana nj Geo. \. .:Cili.ny. OF this city was
'i":f<4i III his place. Al {: meeting of the board
iie Today MT. L. Ii. FaItl, r.tS ietlt The com
t'hF Ter ~" past rinttf EC..gS. d his posi-
l''l. ;,iiG Nj hcIli"nlt }ts c,cctetl president As
~ pres nj Organized tn board I'll dire, Of the
'"l'.i:h' - a. follows: Geo A. Mel hay, pIts!-
i'Hf: T. H. ::art:, th.s. Il. Re 5trs, Wa. X; Riley
ard ME-. Il. Webb
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vTROM THE BOSTON GUARDIAN" FOR SIP
l tenber: The reply Of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Lie Association to the recent criticisms made Il
10y old line Journals is the most straightforward
and nnequivocai documents that we have had the
perrlsRl OF for time There Ifs " 'aDds'
or butts" in IL but the assertions clear cut and
carry their fun meaning their face II the opponents
Of the Association want to meet the issue They hsNeV
here to meet they do not the manly thing for them TO
do is to acknowledge they have nisrepresented the In
sfitntion trsirced il without reason. and thereafte
hold their peace Once of the Association 1909 II
cfysat Ii v ENIGKyT General AGENT 90
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CHEApEsr SILKS In WAsulSGroN.

CHEApEsr SILKS In WAsu1scroN.
COIORED SILKS reduced from 81 to &c, COIlORFD
SILKS reduced from 81 p TO 81. COLCkED SlLhS
reduced from 81 IS TO 81 %.
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 TO 75c
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 IS To FL
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81. 30 TO 81 %.
BLACK SILKS reduced from s. to 81 SO.
THESE ARE THE VERY BEST GUINEr SILKS
FRENCH.
The New Style Dress Goods-TRICOT-au Pure
Wool, As inches wide. ST .25 Special Baryain.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE BLEACHFD
COTTON ONLY SIC
BROCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL. VALUE S.
REDUCED TO &l50
AUCTION BLANKETS
s. All Wool BLANKETS reduced to IS
$40 All Wool BLANKETS reduced TO ga
Double White BLANKETS reduced TO 90
Bleached TABLE DAMASK, all Pure Linen Slightly
Soiled, (was 15cp, now SOC.
COLORED SILKS Soc. BLACK SILKS, SOC.
COLOKED and BLACK CASHMERES. all Pure Wool
DOUBLE WIDE. SEC. &c.. &c. &C.
"CARTERs~
OCT I'll MARKET SPACE
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CLOSING SALE OF CHOICE tIOoDS.--'fhe remainder
OF me attractive collection or OFienIalS viii he
closed out az DowIingS to-nOirov az II O'Clock and
n the same time Tie balance Of the stock from
Daniel G. Hatch d Co. conS-t ing OF nhe VelOurs
ana Turcolnans for crrt..s ;lld ulh9.steriDg pur-
DOje1 II oe sod
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13
Father Ryan the Poet Priest.

Father Ryan was, after the war, the
most formidable of the southern irrec-
oncilables. He was fighting chaplain
on the Confederate side, and came into
prominence first in New Orleans by re-
fusing to take the oath of allegiance to
the United States or pray for those i'm
authority. His cOntumacy brought him
into conflict with the officers of the re-
constructed States. They threatened.
But Father Ryan stood firm and would
not put up so much as pater noster for
the best Of them. That was nearly
twenty years ago. Father Ryan is 43
now, and more moderate. In the course
OF our conversation he said: sour defeat
was a providence. The war succession
of miracles in our favor. Lincoln was
the best man the world ever saw. The
South lost more than the North by his
death. The North is fifty years ahead of
the South in all that goes to make up
the material prosperity of nation. The
difference is radical with the people
themselves. In the realm of pure ideas
the educated Southern gentleman sur
passes one Of like ability with New
England lineage. He runs to metaphvs-
les and profitless mental sableties. to in |
vent, to economist, to apply the deduc-
tions of right thinking to right living is |
not in his nature. He is dreamy. intro |
spective, citizen of Utopia and an an
achronism in this century, Inter
Ocean.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-13

VI 7 A LIE D
AIR.
EX-
TRACJ'ED
without Pain.

At DIR. G.. II.
HILLS New Dem
tai Rooms, west
OF the Grand Cen
tral, opposite the
school house.
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ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

OAA0HuVj NUUh lUuHEU u fHUlTlU n
~ the central position of its line, connects the
E.a9t ana the West by the shortest route and car
T Ts5 PASSENGERS without change of cars between
Gneaaso ana Kansas City, Council Bluffs Leayen-
worm, Atchi{on, Minneapolis and st. Paul II
CONNECTS IN Union Depots with all the prinoipai
nnes OF road between the Atlantic and the Pacifc
oceans Its equipment is unrivalcd and magnifi
cent, being composed of Most Comfortabie ana
55eautliul Day Coaches, Magnificent Horton Re-
SSining Cnar Cars, Pullman's Prettiest Palace
soleeping cars, and the Best Line of DINING Cars
n n the world. Three Trains between CHICAGO and
eulssorri liver Points. Two Trains between Chi
caso ana Minneapolis and st. Paul, via the Famous
ALBERT LEA ROUTE"
"A Now and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kanka-
Ne, mas recently been opened between Richmond
asoriotS, newport News CHATTANOOGA, Atlanta AuS
fus a, Nashville, Louisville. Lexington CINCINNATI
aiuiaianapoI5 ana Lafayette, and Omaha Minneap,
oAis ana nl ot. raul and intermediate points,
Trains. "a aS' H@Pres
cts for sale at all principal Ticket Offices in
the o4I'ed States and Canada.
EaSGa6s checked through and rates of fare nj,
49, u low as competitors that offer less advan-
., VAL ID information, get the Maps and Fold
t'',G.'4s RoCX ISLAND ROUTE
-; :. ; -. ne rest Ticket Office, or address
'A' va ~ IN hS, e. ST. JOHN,
s' zen hgr' Gen'i Tiki. Pass. Agt.,
CHICAGO.
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The mRrKeE~.

- past due coupons. 444 new lO4Os 3315; North
Carolina skies. old l07 Virginia. new threes. so bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE. September 15.-cotton hisher-mid.
ding. 81; Flour unchanged and quiet. Wheat
sctive southern red, LOYAL .O9 do amber Is;
No; M as l2sals; No sestesn winter red
1G9lasi lo1s; November. 1.12hs1. Ia, December,
6a64; western mixed. spot: and October. so asked;
September. SO asked; November 593s Asked November
and December. new or Cd 81 asked; steamer. 81 4
bid Oats steady and inactive southern 3Oa3s west
$5a3s Rye quiet. 65a67. Hay brn and unchanged.
Provisions quiet. without change. Butter steady
20. Petroleum unchanged. Coffee steady-Ro cargoes
ordinary to fair SAalO. Sugar auiet-A soft, 81;
rr nss1 ,unSShh a keceptsaoa5 $50
1000 bushels rye. 1000 bushels. Shipments
wheat 50 co. bushels; corn. coo bushels SALES
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

NEW COMMISsIoNER--Mr VIM. A. Cave has been
appointed by Judge Meade commissioner of ac.
counts OF the corporation court vice Mr.. Charles
Dearborn resigned. Mr.. Cave is a well known
V1rginian. He was for a while superintendent OF
schools OF Fauquier, and is now superintendent OF
schools for the county OF Alexandria The selec-
ton Is an excellent one, Mr. Cave being entirely
familiar with the duties OF the Office
CORPORATION COGRT-The city court continues
Its September term. decree OF sale OF estate has
been made In the case OF Citizens Bank VS. Joseph
Cawood. In First National bank vs. Joseph Law.
son the Judgment OF the Justice below was sus-
tained. In Sturp vs. Hyatt'S heirs, distribution
was directed. Some DEGREES OF reference were also
made before the court adjourned yesterday AFTER
noon.
POLICE REPoRT.-At the last mayors court, LIZ
zie Davis WIS fined S. for disorderly conduct The
following prisoners are held at the station house
this morning; Geo. Haney and Joseph Moore, col
0red, for stealing fruit from Mr.. Moore, coi0red;
Beach, arrested by Omcers LAWYER and FariS'
charged with being drunk and diSOrderly.
RBPoRrER's NoTEs--Mr Joseph C. Chauncy, an
Old resident OF Alexandria. has been appointed by
JUICE Meade registrar OF the fourth ward, vice o.
rear OF Brengie's confectionery on King, near st.
Asaph street, fell yesterday, but injured no one.
Considerable numbers Of blue wings and teal
ducks have been killed in the marshes near this
city since the storm.-A Free Methodist camp
meeting. with ministers from Washington, BaItf-
more and this place is open on the line OF the W.
o. and w. railroad, near Falls Church.-The lee
ture at Rev. A. Ryan at Armory hall last night,
drew large audience of leading citizens His
theme was "Ideals," and he found them in Lee
and his associates OF the late war.
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The Courts

EQUITY C0URT-Judge James
Yesterday, Phelps agt Tappett Testimony ordered
taken. Vincent agt Vincent; leave to amend
cross-oll and children ordered within Jurisdiction
OF court.
POLICE CoURT-Jtdge Mills, pro tenn
Yesterday, j. Burk, John Meaney and George
wells, the latter colored, were fined S. each for
being loud and bOi,terous. John Scanlon. pro-
family: Is. David S. Townsend, assault on Lizzie
Connell; s. or Is days Martha Green Golden and
Ella Lucas. colored, ARRAY; IS or IS days.
To-day, Tobias Simpson, loud and boisterous; S
or Is days VIM. II. Cotton. violating building
regulations; $40. Ernest LGf1 r. keeping his bar
open on Sunday; $40. Thomas w. Smith, keeping
dangerous dog; continued to have the animal
killed.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

IMPROVEMENTS OVER THE RIyER-The con-
tractors, Fletcher & Blundon, have been engaged
Myer, making roadways and putting down sewer
pipes They begin Monday to widen the road from
the Aqueduct bridge TO the fort, making it eighty
feet and putting In cutters also.
GEoRGET0wN COLLEGE opened with 100 pupils
and eight additional rooms in the new building
completed
GRAIN-Arrived-Boat Farmers Friend. with
300 bus. wheat 1900 bus. wheat sold yesterday
after Change at 112k.
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Name.
Cen. Pacific.
CheS Ohio.

JOHN KELLY CoUNsELs HARMoNY.-At a meet
ing or the Tammany committee on organic alton
chairman or the committee on harmony, reported
that the county democracy had declined t. enter
INTO any 0vertures looking toward united dele
cation. lie said that Tamman ny had prop psed no
plan Tor securing united delegation, but only
asked TOT conference, as the county democracy
had evidently misunderstood Tammanys mono
stlon; he askei that the matter he referred box
SO that more explicit proposition could be made
This was opposed, but John Kelly, while declaring
tnlt TammOny could not accept the county de-
mocracy Invitation to enter Its primaries without
declaring itself dissolved dwelt strongly upon the
necessity or union, and said he was in favor OF
trying every means TO secure It. The motion to
refer the report back was carried.
No FIGHT IN THEN.-Ytchen AMI slade, the
pugtliStS, and their respective managers had a
meeting at Harry Hll's, in New YORK. last might,
to arrange for the much-talked-or fight, but both
sides seemed TO be more anxious to avoid an en-.
counter than TO bring one on. Slade and his
manager want 10 fight at New Orleans. aud mo-
where else, but the other side profess willingness
TO accept any place but New Orleans Induce
ments TO f1ght in Mexico and Dakota Territory
have been received, but, as both sides appear to
be lodging an agreement, the opinion PREVAIL
that there viii be no fight
The FULL PENALTY OF THE LAW. Montroe%
OF the New York Police Gazette, was yesterd
convicted IN Atlanta, Ga, OF distributing an OBJ
scene pictorial newspaper and sentenced 70 paw q
nne OF 900 or serve twelve months In the chain
gang. Montross was sent there by Richard X.
FOX proprietor OF the paper named, 70 make a
test case under the law passed in 1873 The pre-
siding judge stated that he would impose the run
penalty because the de endant was seeking 10 get
iootnol1 for the paper, which has been sup.
pressed for five years The case VIII be carried 10
the supreme court.
New JERSEY RyPUBLIcAxs AND TIE GovERNon.
SUBTITLE Trenton Times announces on authority
That Barker Gummere would not accept a n0mi.
nation for governor by the republicans next
Tuesday under any circumstances confer.
ence OF leading republicans was held at Trenton,
at which the name OF Senator John Taylor az
Mercer, was favorably considered In connection
with the g0vernOrshfp
Senator Sharon ia In Chicago IN relation TO HIN
arrest at San Francisco, at the Instance Of q
woman who claims that he owes her money! h
says &c was purely case OF blackman
railroad party, including w. II. vauderbflr. =
00wen. HON simon Cameron, Cornelius Van.
15e lines and coaineids e the fhilsaelpaia aa1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-15
Damaging Rumors in Wall Street.
THE STOCK MARKET DULL. BUT FIRM

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was again very dull and
damaging rumors were circulated during the fore
noon with a view to creating alarm and start
Ing general decline, but without effect.
shows gain OF & to e over last nights
prices on the general list or stocks the latter on
Northern Pacific, with small advances on other
stocks. The market for railroad bonds, though
still dull Tar the amount OF sales Is con-
cerned, Is firm and prices were generally frac-
ton higher. The most business was In West
Shore and Buffalo IS, which were y higher at 73zs,
and Northern Pacific f1rsts q higher at l03H, x.
mcnt bonds were y higher for the d and 4 higher
for the ANS, but u lower for the 3S