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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
SALE OF THE STALLION DICTATOR.

The Turf, Field and Farm says that the great
producer trotters Dictator the brother Of Dexter
has been sold by Harrison Durkee to Major HCMcDow-
ell and hereafter he will he located al Ashland the old
homo Of Henry Clay. Lexington The stallion 10
twenty years old but well preserved, and he gives
Use of years OF usefulness Just now by virtue OF the
performances of Jayeye-see, fouryearod record 2l4
Phallss stallion record at six years old Dish and
Director PLY he stands at the head living His
brother great troterthe greatest OF his day-and
since going to Kentucky Dictator mas demonstrated
that trOtng speed Is Gift OF the family. The price
paid for nm as 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
CLOSING PRfOGS Or PifLtDELPHii Sf0cHS
R.n,r,,L bl Ilds Z. DAEls U. n Yl--r.

TEE GENERAL LTSE

The daily operations at the Stock Exchange re-
veal little change i'm the actual situation. Ia some
marta there has been "A considerable liquidation OF
the speculation but III other parts pr ces have de-
clined leaving rlost OF tho stocks where they were
two and three months ago. 1t seems also as H.
even when there has been the greatest amount OF
renIizi NJ the stocx Ks sold had not found "A perm2-
nent resting place yet; they have lodged IN new
hands at lower figures but are stlll on the market
at a small advance or small decline III
fact the stocks which present the greatest
appearancc Of strength are those which have not
vat been distributed. To-day's market opened
weak all around, but generally was duh. The
snec,al features were the stocks OF the Northern
Pacific systcm and they furnished 100000 shares
of the days total business OF 2706OO snares. Inc
fluctuations in their prices were frequent but were
small and the tendency was downwarl All the
time. Northern Pacific common at TIE close was
down 2Ss. the preferred stock was down 3i2 ana
or.gon and Trauscontiuental was of "a per cent;
Northern Pacific preferred at 7Ois Is lis per cent
hollow the lowest price OF last week. Rumors OF
new issue of Oregon and 1ranscontinenial stock are
nositiyely denied by the officials of the company
Denver at one time was up to 254 ON reports that
pre,ident of the company had been found; the re-
mort was not true, but the stock closed at Z4i4
-ls higher than last evening. Louisville ana
Nashville was active all day, but its final decline
10 per CENTS smaller than that Tor Lake Shore'
which is "a on transactions in only q, lOo shares
Union Pacific with considerable business was the
steadiest stock In the days dcalngs but the ~hole
market closed weak at the quotations.
Government bonds were moderately active at
easier figures Bids for tho IS were oil 3 per cent
and for the Is were OIL 4 per cent. Annexed are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
THE COUNTS.
A FORSAKEN SWEETHEART.

Frederick Stecker has begun an action in
the Supreme Court against ALBERT Frey for damages for
bre ach Of promise Of marriage. Justice Potter ycscf-
day granted order for the arrest OF the defendant
The parties to the suit are still OF tender years Ihey
met and loved IN a small village in Sweden. The mother
Of the Young woman first object TO the woong
But rich young suitOr appearing on the scene the
mother turned against Mr. Frey and forbade him the
house The lovers then met outside the village Alter
time Mr. Frey came this country aud his sweetheart
20 Id NOT endure his absence and followed him. They
met again ia this CITY, but though Mr. Frey was ancc-
topae for season. he refused TO keep his promise OF
marrying Misc Steczer Hence the suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
HELD AND KILLED BY NEGROES.
THE FATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA FARMER.

THE FATE OF A SOUTH CAROLINA FARMER.
COLUMBIA S. c., Aug. 22.-John I. Ballew.
farmer, Of Union County. stabbed TO death by q
negro boy on his plantation on Saturday night family
OF negroes tenants Of Bdew had peen detected
in stealing his and he 10 their house and
warned them against a repetition OF the theft The
ncero's wife said something which provoked Balew to
strike her. when he seized and held by the negro
man lille his wife beat hun and hts stabbed hun 10
heart. On Sunday night the sheriff o. Union County
received information that the t1rce neerIewhO 1af nee1
arrested woud he ynched wnerenDon ne ran them Owe
iJtO the jail Of Laurens County, aud theuce 10 inis city
I or eale kePnIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Aug Bacon "a nosril ii ca 1919 5hert
hIO $500 PORK Prime Mess s6Ji' do Nestera 81 Lzri
Prime 450f Chss's uericll SinS' ohoa FUR.
penrne spirits 3tOI Proylsl0a3Lard ftS oet oSt fJr
American Brea istufs corn. 56 2i Tor New Mixei Vest,
cru Wheat Al 5l perisltb fJr California No tOl1
gO4d for Csormi No SlOd 15ti ~ RAJ Ndtsr Peas
7OOd ClntllAi Butter % OJl tbr Spoi Um
ed states ali sJgUL 10. Beef ~ Toe Extra
INDIA Ness
LONDON Aug 23-5olrits rarDsau1s 1921 v1lcites
Llpseea. A3Sa IAaSs,l ILL d > JbSE.J ~
per Iun. 5Do cTG asiIsi cssrs>1a fio
Utd per ga. -.
ANTWERP Aug 22wicoxs Lard closed at IL francs ~
centlmes Petroleum Fine rae netc4n -
francs Is ceumes and 10 francs ~ cenncs sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
SCHAEFER DEFEATS SEXTON

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-Last night was
the second night of the billiard tournament at the
Metropolitan Temple. The the balk-lne game
OF 600 points, for $780, between Sohaeler and Sexton
schaefer opened the game but failed to score After
two hours play Schaeer won scoring 600 10 Scxtons
562 Tue highest made were Schaeier, 143;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
THE GREAT EBOR HANDICAP S1AKES.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-This was the second
day the York August meeting The race for the "re't
Ebor Handicap Stakes was won by Sir f. Johns'ohes
fveyearod bay mare COrrie Roy r. Vsner's hve-year-
old chestnut horse Hagioscope In second and C.
Perknss eyearod oay colt Beaumaris third There
eight starters Tire be ting at the start was 10
against COrrie Roy. 10 against Hssioscope ana 20
against Beaumars COrre Roy won by three lepgths;;
There only neck between the second anu thiru
larses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
REAL ESIAIE.

NEw-YoKK. Wednesday, August %. 1883
The following sale was made at the Exchange
salesrOOm today:
BY Richard Y. Hdrnen & Co.
three. story brick tenemcnts with lots Nos 223
and Dps 7tls n g. rs II W OF AyeC, escn lot Zox
97.U; Abraham Selzel. SAFs,oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
xnMXORE CITY.

nan and wife to Patrick kayes.......... $500
2S'H r. TO 10 caista SiIsr .,'4y $500
wl eSsis. q ~;- :. S:'% 1889
same property: Caroline schmidt, administratrr TO
''''-----'-- -------- n
Same property; ct al 10 same:
StG r. c; 2, IsSs JACOB 1920
Tinionay %,s lots 20 to $751; Henrietta s.na~ 70 aaso
lO5th st s. 100 II OF iithave 50Il0clli Mary
bowling To Ed Donohue.
byd.st s. 1893 It W OF 4th. ave. lsxlOOo; Morsn
and wife Conrad Hirschmann iii..n
same property Conrad Hirschmann 70 heen
3od.st d 8 45O Il W Of 9th ave, 25I9ss Csiha''no
McCardle Thomas Bergen an
1871 n q lIta-,ys, ~ $1,000
same property; William streeter and wiis W" $4,000
Hunters Pom, s sa.h sS'o1 ,ass $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
TIE INYloION or OKLAHOMA.

KANSAS CITY, No., Aug. pa dispatch to
The Times from Wichita. Kan. says: "a. b. stein
metz OF ,b,. cltJ, who has been prominent In the
Oklahoma movement. has Juet returned from "A tour
through OkahOna country. He that there are
600 ooonists scattered along its streams who intend TO
stay uAless expelled by armed force. They are aux
iousy Awaiting the the United States Court
IN CAPTAIN Payue's suit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
REAL ESTATE NOTE.

william H. Copcutt Co., Of this city, incurred certain
debts and liabilities in July Of this year and issued
pronissory notes 20 various persons aggregang tns
sum OF s241 243 which win shortly become que. For
the better payment Of the notes, the firm has
loan OF the amount mentioned upon the premises No. lIl
Duape-st aud property In westehester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the Court of Common Pleas yesterday
INDIE Van Bruut granted decree IN favor
Lucy Peterson and against Adolf Peterson Mrs Peter
sou Ia allowed 500 month alimODy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

Bullion valued at 81 900 was received In this
city yesterday from tue mines.
Caledonia tB. H. superintendent reports for week
ending Aug. II: ore produced-FrOm 30O-foot
level 500 IONS; i00foot level, 104 tons. he 400
foot level header advanced i've feet making total
of twenty ~ feet. There Is change 10 report IN
appearance of The mill running to its full
capacItY.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
RACING Al MONMOUTH PARK.

The card at Monmouth to-day is about the
ghtes association YET presented but that is the
fault Of the The conditions OF the first aud MIN
have been changed rom those prnted In the oooK
the first being handicap at Is miles, ana the
ffta selling race one mile. with changed allowances
The sixth race Mirage Stakes, for gentlemen riders ala
not Ill. The Las. race will be handicap hurdle race
Ia miles, entries TO b. made public to-day Inc entries
ior the other races are follows:
EIRsr RAcE uASnIcAP. 81 Mills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
.cOIrRT Observation-Disclosures %

surKEnI COURT -CnAnBRR5-Beforo Potter J.-No,
H. Zs 25 49, 65 l4G l4 l56 1884, ls9 100 lO7 l9e 49,
2U3 300 2ly, 90, 2Z3. -, .-.
surSEmR CoUaf-sPEcIAL Tgna-AdJourned until August
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TERM-Before sedgwick' C. j.
CoxMoS PLgAs-sPEcIAL TERH-Before Van Brunt j.
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

REGRETs.-Miss Gushngton Ito young widow
whose husoand has left large fortune; That is the
fourteenth mourning costume have seen you wear III
The other" Young widow: "Oh my DEAR | have
fortybut such bother they were to have msdei AZ
one time almost wished that poor dear George hadn't
dad p-lLne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

Hvson 1lc: go Young Hyson sellc: 263 Imperial l0Y
2lisc; SO unpowdcr 81 ass &c Jspan-2.lsl Pan ~
6Sy3c BIS Basket do ~ ao32 iac 246 CcnEcu lzSzeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
RUNS SCORED EACH INNING

a. RUNS SCORED EACH INNING.
Aefro
-..''pohtAn ................... y i o 10
b. 'as esrned-Columbus, Metropolitan. First base
oaivts-C onmbus 8; Metropolitan. .. STRUCK out
tssa mus lOi Metropolitan u. Total loft on Dases-Coum
10 Aetropoltsn. .. Twobas hitknebne Total base
IfloSinbas Metropolitan, 8. Wild ptches-K T.
anIates. - ' ''se Va " ~
About 200 people waited Washington Park Brook
Yesterday 10 witness Interstate match between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEM.YORK. Aug. 2.


While there was a further decline i'll prices
during the early dealings at the Petroleum Exchanges
to-day there was evidently better class of buying at
the lower price, The buoyancy OF the market In the
las; was attributed largely 10 this fact The
speculative situation, however was not changed The
market was inactive and apparently in waiting con-
diton The feeling among the smaller operators was
bearish" even after the closing rally. and In spite OF
the evident buoyancy The market closed ut nearly the
highest points for the day. which were less than cent
ahovs the Last prices yesterday The news from the
acids was unimportanL The production OF the Porcu-
nine and other new wells is said 10 be declining rapidly
str the close OF business reported that Grandin
No having shot had starred out ~ the rate OF
only tweuty-four barrels an hour ,, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
THE RACES At UTICA.

UREA, n. Y, Aug 22.-The meeting OF the
Utica Park Association was continued to-day. The
following are the summaries:
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23
HINES AND MINING.

SILEsIr r9s NIyIy7 grGHIy9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-23

100 ...-. lh q
NJ central Isl reg
10000 ..... ~ \
y y " - & b LAT
J.OOO......13 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16
District GOverDnlent Affairs.
MJSCFTJ.NEorS M.rTrpo

Ten more paupers from the workhouSe and asy-
luIn were shipped Saturday to Faunces fishing
landing, on the lower Potomac, by the consent OF
the Inmates themselves and the District Commits
SionerS.
The Commissioners have made an allowance OF
$50 out OF the charity fund 10 Mrs Butler pres1-
dent OF the WomanS Labor Exchange, for use Of
that charity.
A number OF property holders on 81 street SOUTH
west ask the Commissioners that in the conten>
plated improvement OF that street, between NJ and
Streets they Will cause curling to be set and at
least four feet OF brick pavement be laid similar to
that on South Capitol street, and that trees be
planted.
MesSrS W. II. Clagett, j. W. Drew and Mr. Ac-
ker were at the Columbia building this morning.
representing the Washington Light Infantry, to
ask that permit be granted for the Infantry's
fair free OF charge.
The health office, which was damaged by fire
several weeks ago. having recently been recon-
Structed Is receiving new furniture today replac-
ing that destroyed.
LIEUT.. JOHNSOSS RESIGNATION.
Lieut.. johnson states that he went before the
District Commissioners Saturday. by the sugges-
ton OF Major Dye, who preceded him with the
lleutenant's resignation, in which he asked for
thirty days leave OF absence with pay The presi-
dent OF the board stated to him that there Were no
criminal charges against him at all The Com
miSSiOners were satisfied with the services he had
rendered the District, and thanked him. They
could not, however, allow him leave of absence
until LIST June, but only to May 1st
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Condensed Locals.

The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper OF fifty
SIN columns. viii be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try II.
The race track at Ivy City Is being put In order
for the approaching spring races Several noted
horses have already arrived at the stables
The pump doctor IS needed badly at the corner
or 81 and streets northeast; Also on Z, between
81 and All streets northeast.
Services In memory OF the late c. VI. Ford held at
the 12th street southeast VI. T. Church yesterday
morning, was attended largely by the members OF
The Union veteran Corps ana other organizations
OF which the deceased Was Il member. Rev. Mr..
Ryland preached a memorial sermon.
AT q meeting OF tine cigar makers union Satur-
day night, new scale Of prices was ad epted.
The advance averages 81 per thGuS md. Mes5rs.
EaGteston and Davis, from Baltimore, made ad-
dreS -eS
The funeral of Salucius Garfielde, whose death
was noted In Saturdays STAR, took place yester-
day afternoon from his home, on 10th street, Rev.
c. &. Meador officiating. The interment took
place in GenwoOd cemetery. The pallbearers
Were MeSSrS- f. T. Gatchel George F. Harris W.
J. Orr, j. f Heming, George johnson aud NJ.
Barnett
Yesterday morning Rev. W. B. Jefferson, OF the
Third Cnl0red Baptist Church assisted by Rev r.
= Laws) baptized in the Potomac twenty converts.
the fruits or the meetings at the Third Church,
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Apsnspn,entS &c To,niDhf

Anusements, &c, Tonight.
FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-MrS. Langtry in IAN
Unequal Match"
National Observation-Disclosures Lewis Opera
Company In 'Olivette.'
ROLLER SKATING RISK.-Opening OF the Light
Infantry Fair .
THEATER CONIQCE.- Davene's allied attrac-
tionS.
DINE MUsEuM.-Noyel performance and inter-
eStiDg CuTIoSltieS.
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ALEXANDER PETERS, young cO,orcd man, was
held by Judge Smell this morning on the charge OF
suspicious conduct lady testified to findi ny
him IN her hallway about O'clock yesterday
morning
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SpR1Sa Dnx Coon.

SPRING Oar GooDs.
we are daily receiving our Spring and Summer sup.
81 grades: Ssrsh sifs otsomans Satin Rhad d ss
Satin Meryeieux. Sk Grenadines. Nuns Veilipg and
Chud2h Cloths In al the new SHADES French Wool Suit
tnks Printed and Plain Sattesns. Enid Satteans and
Muslin Robes; Printed Linen Lawns: splendid line Of
and Thread hose. new foortngs Umbrellas and Para.
s sSs:ips . 6ssBs o so an esFsp: line Of Linen
Cloths ard Napkins 70 match. in sglendid quality laI
Towels and Towens In great variety. Those In want
OF choice goods win do well to examine sock before
purchasing. HOOE BRO. & CO.,
apl.3m 1928 St near Ehbitf Hnuae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

VERY FINE nat or bonnet trimmed with finest
material, French flowers, or handsome tips. can
be procured from three 10 four dollars at The
'.fasllOnabler MLlLnery. 1929 Penna ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

NM ID. JONES was arrested by Off1cpr Slack on
The BladeHsbuTg road yesterday for fast driyiEg
In the Police Court this morning he forfeited COL
lateral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16
SILKS. S11ksl S1Lksl
SILKS 81,

SILKS 81, Is, 81.
NUNS WEba1Nas widestdoube width all pure Wool
our price g. ~ -"
Black sila B b GRENADINES. all pure Silk.
Black Satin RHADAMES and Black Surah SILKS
extra wide. all pure Silk. only 81. worth 81 50
everywhere. '
Coiored sUhAH SILKS. all colors, including Straw
berry and Electric Blue. 81. IS.
Co:ored Satin RHADAMES, cheapest in this city.
CUN'S vElLlNGS fine quality, 90
Coiored CASHMEkES, all pure Wool. wide double
width In Strawberry. Electric Blue, Pink and
Cream, co. ~
CHEAPEST SILKS IN WASHINGTON.
Our q Black Gros Grain SILKS reduced" to u.s.
Our IS heavy Gros Grain Black French SILKS re
dueed' to ST. 25. Az
Our very finest quality Satin finish Black SILKS
reduced from 81. so to 81. so.
Colofed SILKS. immense reduction. Our 81 Colored
Silks. reduced to 70. Our 81. so Colored SILKS
Satin finish, reduced to 81. and our Every finest
quality" heavy Gros drain Colored SILKS. re-
- dnced from Sc. 90 to 81. SO.
BACK Cashmere SHAWLS, pure Wool, 81.
ca, worth 81. '
CARTERS
spl5 I'll MARKET SPACE.
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j. HERZOG, of the y W York trunk store, offers
Tbs test bargains in the city in trunks and VaSeS.
S13 PcnnSylV ANA avenue northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

WoopwARn & LorHRop
Open to-day the following great bargains:
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.,
900 pieces all silk Groe Grain Ribbons in Nos and
At BE- per yard. 1000 pieces all silk Gros Grain
Ribbons In Nos. and IL, at 1Oc per yard These RIB
bons are warranted all silk at these very great
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
We shall open SO pieces Of Fine Irish Point Emtro-
deres, bought at Auction. AMI offer them 2oc and
S7}sc. per yard.
TORCHON LACES.
Special lot at Sc per yard. Also patterns In Linen
Iorchons in pieces OF IL yards each, at Csc, 3lc
o'1sc and 45c. per dog. We shall open on Tuesday
Apr1l 10th, the latest novelty In Polka Do. SWISS En-
broidel1es af 12 and Csc yard in large dots to
match the Swisses by the yard-sinlply Elegant.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
92l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. e2l
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DRY GOODS.
FRrscH Nuns Vru1Ses.

sEATON PERRY,
Eucceesor to Perry Brotner.D
PURE WOOL FRENCH NUNS vEILINGS, IN
pLLA ~, AND AL THE FASHIONABLE CoLoRS.
BLACK BROCADED SILK GRENADINES.
BLACK BROCADED VELVET GRENADINES.
FRENCH TWISTED BLK HERNANIEs.
CREPE DE CHINE. CANTON GRE PES.
rLHPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS
IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS
ELEGANy STOCK OF FRENCH WOOL DRESS
ddEEIATIS0hkS. FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION
suRAHS. L0UIsINEs AND SUMNER SILKS.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF GRoS GRAIN
silks, RHADAMES, GROS DE LONDRES. OTTO
MANS AND RAS DE CoMTESSE, MADE By THE
bESI SILK MANUFACTURERS IN LYONS AND
MARKED AT PRICES THAT ARE CORRECT.
NOVELTIES IN WHITE GOODS.
MN SATINES. GINGHAMS. BATISTES AND
GAUZE UNDERWEAR. Isle GLOVES.
PARIS JERSEYS, EMBROIDERED FICHUS.
EMBROIDERED ROBES. FROM SO TO $50.
NEW TABLE LINENS. TOWELS. NAPKINS
CRASHES AND BELGIAN PILLOW AND
ssHEE III Ga LINENS IN GREAT VARIETY AND
IL fR CHOICE GooDs. PLAN FIGURES. AND CORRECT
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1870 spl&
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TIE WEEKLY STAR, q large double paper OF fifty
tl1 columns, VIII lie sent postpaid Tor one dollar
Year. Try IT,
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l. /. F.-COTreCt guessers OF foregoing popular
lnltl1s VIII receive pretty business card az Coch-
rane's ptown- Great Bargains. Now, LADIES'!
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PIN Stripe Hosa. 2je., full regular, fast colors.
Cochranes, UpAOwn.
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EMBRoIDERIEs, Laces, new, reliable bargai
Cocnrane's, Uptown.
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IuC OeBUIt01 JUUHIe0e
IMPOSING SERVICES AT ST. AL0YsTUs AND TRINITY
CHURCHEa

CHURcHEa
The golden jubilee OF the order OF Jesuits, COM
memorating both the 50th anniversary OF the es-
tablishmentof the province of Maryland and the
@oth anniversary Of the landing of the Jesuits on
the shores OF America with Lord Leonard Calvert,
was celebrated here yesterday at St Aloysus
church and Trinity church (west Washington,
with imposing ceremonies. Solemn high mass
was soleInnized at ST AlOysius church, Father
FRANCIS Mccarthy officiating. assisted by Father
Brennan and MIR. Gillespie, Mr.. McAvoy being mas.
ter OF ceremonies. The church was most elabo-
rately trimmed with flowers and evergreenS
HagdnS second mass was sung with organ and
rull orchestral accompaniment Rev. Father MUIR
phy preached an appropriate sermon.
AT Trinity church, West Washington, Rev. Father
Rochefort osiciated at solemn high mass The
horal decorations were very elaborate, the fig-
ures 8 1883" and 1888" forming conspicuous part
Oi the ornamentation. Haydn's sixteenth mass
Was finely rendered by the choir. Rev. Father
Doonan delivered a sermon, reviewing the histOrI-
cal iactS drought to mind by the anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

MIS- Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, gripping
in the bowels and VIVID collie BY giving health
to the child IL rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle mWs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

GossAMEKs, new stylsl, pure gum. Cochrane's,
Uptown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

Hosiery. new, reliable bargains. Cochrane's,
Uptown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-04-16

y C. CREAMERY print butter. SpiCer, Compton
4 Co. wholesale agents ASK for II. See al.