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Led Astray-T0 Death.


CHASTISEAENT.
Miss Gusse Baehr, aged 16 years. the daughter OF
Mrs Carrie Baehr, a widow who lives at No. 56i
Freeman street, Cincinnati, Went astray about six
months ago, but was speedily reclaimed. She has
frequently given her mother trouble by remaining
out all night Tuesday night she went out with a
young man, and did not return until next evening
Mnen she did make her appearance she would give
ner mother no satisfactory account OF where or
how She had spent the night. Mrs Baehr became
enr geo and gave her daughter severe whipping,
aIter winch She locked her In her room in the third
story and went out to the grocery. In Mrs. Baehrs
absence Gussie leaped from the window to the
Dllck pavement OF the rear yard below. Some peO-
pie living IN the same house ran to her at once
ana found her unable to move She was partially
UNCONSCIOUS AT first 1t was intended to remove
lhe wounded girl to the hospital, but, recovering
helselI she declared She wanted to remain at home
ana die there. DR.. Hatnes was summoned. He
ioGnd tf.at she was injured internally and has
serious head wound, besides bruises on her back,
received apparently from her mother when chas-
USED She is now barely alive, with scarcely
hope Of recovery.
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Telegraph Pool Broken.

From the baltimore American, to-day.
Inc Telegraph pool or combination Recently
formed by the Baltimore and Ohio, Bankers and
Merchants, ard Postal telegraph companies, under
the name OF the United Lines. with D. Fl. Bates, Of
Cilt D. q w., executive manager, and Garrett s.
Mott, OF tne B. q NJ. general manager, was yeSter-
gay Abruptly ruptureu, ard The Baltimore and Ohio
has parted company from the Bankers and Mer-
chants ana the PoStai or, according to the state
ments OF some parties, the b. Il NJ. and Postal have
parted company from the B. o. At any rate,
there has been rupture The United Lines ire no
longer unilea, ana beginning with to-day, the COM
panies via do business on Individual account and
not Jointly.
Sensational stories about John McCullough the
tragedan, losing his mind declared TO be utterly
Without foundation -
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To Reduce Stock.

NJ. AugenStein, 617-7th st. NV, offers for to-mor-
row only the following immense bargains:-s COZ.
with gilt lines, s. 10; fancy bouquet holders 5c
PIE plates, l0c.; decorated tea sets, IA pieces new
shapes, s. g. Bread boxes, 81, 6ic. and extra SIZE
14c each; three string broomS. l5c.; Il duZ- fancy
wine glasses, l5c.; crum5 brush and Tray. 17c.: u
doz dinner plates, 2Sc.; y doz- white handle knives
and FORKS &c.; quart coffee pots. l2c.; quart,
14c.; quart, lSc. wash boilers, 5yc.: fancy has
socks, 3Sc.; hoop washtuh zine washboari, and 50
ciOtheSpinS, 99c; wooden wafer bucket and bar
soap, 15c Great reduction in decorated dinner and
Tea sets A reduction OF Is per cent 10 boarding
house keepers
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

In Register Ramsd-lrS Office yesterday the will
OF Ellen Donneily was HE'D and the following other
business transacted Ia re F. III. Fail. Late guardian
TO orphans OF MarcellCS MOrrce, appeal from 0ruer
Confirming special auditors report; estate George
Juenemann, bond of executor furnished: estate s. r
Nell. appealing Tor order requiring certain security.
VIM Ballantyne s. son, vi this city. nave been
awarded the contract Tor furnishing stationery 1Or
the United States shpS-O1-war for - SIS 40 except
for cOth-llned envelopes. the contract Tor which
has been awarded TO L. Crane, Jr, 6 Bro, OF DtI-
ton. Mass
The Clarke county, Va, grand jury on Tuesday
indicted Capt IL L. Carpenter for muliCIOusly shoot
In, at with Intent To Kill lT. H. T. Deah OF this
City.
dead cOlored male infant was found by Officer
West last night at the head OF 18th street led
At 81. O'clock last night Mrs. Herbert. Whlie
standing al 9Th street and Fennsy vdniI .tvenue
was heightened by the explosion OF bombs AID
tainted Ofcer Herbert bad her taken To her hOlle
"a 1th street southwest. in tine patrol WAGON.
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DRY GOODS.
FA1L AND WINTER Day GooDs
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRoTHER.,

HAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL AND VIM Az DRY GOODS OF THE
BESi Class
so INCH WIDE ALl-N DOL HABIT CIOTHS AT sc.
Gil BERT,S e. WIDE FAB CLOTHS AT 81
FRENCH BRoApCLOIH>. IklCprSAND INIl IL y
CLOTHS Fur TAILOR MADE LIS From
$50 To s..
NEW STi.IPED AND LAID FLANNFIS
NEW ALl-Wo,L SCOTCH PLAlDS FROM 81 TO
$3.50
NEM STOCkoF AUTUMN AND WINTER AIl-woOL
fhEN1H DRESS EABi.iCS IN ALL TIE LAI-
Est Sh ADh-
DkAP D'ALMAs. CASHNTERFs ANDERSON CLOTHS.
GENUINE EAI lELD NtsiIt AND : Atll.fI III y
49,, htk fLANNELS. BOTH PLA AND I ~ liltp.
1ht CEtEBhAI e ID ANfRICAN HB>I FL CO. y
MERlNO IND Rw Jar II MEDIUM An
AND CHI DkkN
MEDIUM MEiUaT JACKETS AND WRAPS All
GREATLY hEDUCi 10 lhICE~.
lMlOhIhD JEhoEs IEuM $50 To 81
siLk: CHI DDA, ~ HALEE AND BEBL y SHAwLS
IMMENSE $40, OF PLAIN AND BRoCkDED
LYONS S1LkS AND VENTS.
cS CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN fIGuRES AND COR
kLCT PRICES.
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PAYNE, THE "OKLAHoMA BOOMER" INDICTED
The grand jury Of the United States district court
now In session in Wichita, Kansas has returned an
Indictment against d. s. Payne and his alleged
tempted settlement on Oklahoma lands and the
cherokee strip. All questions at issue are betw en-
me boomers and the general government. Wade
Mcdonald VIII appear fur Payne and United States
Attorney Holiowe for the government The hear
ing Is set Tor the 18th OF November in Topeka be-
lore Judge Foster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

WAGES OF FIVE THOUSAND WORKERS TO BE Re-
DCCED-On account Of the depression In trade the
Edgar Thompson Steer company to-day notified
Their employees that unless they accepted reduc-
necessary. Andrew Carnegie is the head of the
company, which employs nearly 5000 men. Only
and there is great distress among the poor In con-
sequence.
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SEIZED WITH AP0PLEXY WHILE BATHING.
MI. Peter Whitney, OF this city. died at Lower
Cedar Point While bathing, yesterday afternoon.
The deceased had. contrary TO the cautions given
him, entered the water after eating dinner As the
result, he was seized with apOplexy and died. NJ
Charles Beverldge. OF the Armenia. went in the
river with two cosOred men, and after a half hours
search found the body IN about four feet OF water
The body Was In u kneelng position, with the mead
Just under water. Mr.. " hit was about y. yea rs
Old, and was unmarried The REMAINS OrUugn ut
To the city In The Armenia. the cafe being Closed
the band not laying. III respect TO the deceased
Nj. Whitney had man friends and was highly re-
SITcIed
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Jefferson Jolly, OF Warrenton, Va, while returning
from Culpeper county was stopped by man who
demanded bis money. jolly told him to advance
and get It. and as he did so relled him with heavy
stone hammer. 1t is reported that the mans dead
body has been found In the woods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
CITY ITEMS.


Ne AeWlS' Se1eOratP0 Hats
Gentlemen's Fifth Avenue SILK Hats 81 and e
Black and colored Stin felt hats So 10 81
BOSS raw edge" and other STYLES fine soft hats
SILK travelling caps and undressed felt hats
Having just returned from New York, we are
showing many novelties not found elsewhere. re.
Lewis, $50 Ith St, bet and q. ". N.R-Price
plainly marked In each hat
something to interest HOusckeepers.
The following special drives win be offered for
Tomorrow only at K Goldschmid s12-7th st. n.
". Ostrich feather busters in SC, In lSc. q In
19c Crumb tray with brush 23c: Tin cuspadores as
sorted coors medium size &c, larger lee extra large
15c; IL In round tea trays l5c; Handsome decoratei
Engllsn CHINA combination dinner and tea sets 106
pieces Oily 81 49, q shop worn travelling trunks
Will De offered at great sacrlnce Coffee canlsterS
Il POI &C; pa &c; and pd. 12c; large tapanned dust
pans &C hall covered 15c: School bags SC large size
l2c with outside pocket 2lc Tea trays IA in ice
IN &c ioothbruShes sc; superior loo; Scrap books
&c; Browns french shoe dressing bottles for l3c:
Ladies SOC pocket books reduced TO 25c; Handsome
baby Carriages will be offered at and below cost
also Refrgerators and Ice chests: Handsome
hand painted china preserve or ice cream saucers
Tor 69c; cake or fruit plates TO match for e9c;
Lunch baskets a3c worth 35c; slate with pencils
Sc stone preserving jars all sizes l5c gallon Plain
gobetS Tor 23c; Crystal glass ice cream saUcers u
Ior 19c; covered chamber bucket with loot tub as
sorted colOrS only Sic; Extra silver plated and H.
graved dinner caStUrS S9c
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For School Shoes
at Low prices. J. Brock, S02 9TH St fSm2


heartburn, sinking spells extreme nervousness loss
OF appetite, vomiting, sour stomach, wearine S.
difference, fiatuency mental depression, confusion
OF thoughts, lanSuor hopeleSSneSs sleep!ess nights
cold sweatS, emaciatlon and general debility are ali
ciassed among the suf1erngs OF the Wretched dys-
pept1c Dufy'S Barley Malt Whisky aids digestion
promotes The assimilation Of iocd, positively cures
dyspepsia, and thereby eradlcates ali the attending
symptoms OF that lie llghtIng curse
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THE MoREY LETTER SUIT.-The examination Of
Henry Ii. hadley in the Morey letter suit In New
YORK was continued yesterday. He said that In
1881 John l. Davenport paid him $3.50 for the
Information he possessed in regard 10 the Morey
Letter
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PosTMAsTERs TRAGIC DEED.--A double tragedy
was enac' ed Tuesday night at Rena, a small town
Is miles southeast of Atlantic, Iowa. JACOB steen,
In. postmaster OF Rena, Shot his Wife, killing her
shot himself in11lct1ng wound that proved fat al
IN short time. Mr.. Steen was quite prominent
dld.te for representative from Cass county. 1t is
not known that he had any family troubles, and
INSANITY was probably the Cause OF the deed. The
affair caused intense excitement in the community.
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BLACK DREss GooDs DEPARTMENT.
E. G. DAVIS,
7l9 MARKET SPICE

ORR NEW DEPARTMENT. ESTABLISHED LAST
SPRING. HAS PROVEN QUITE AN ATTRACTION
AND THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON AND yICIN-
ITY WILL ALWAYS FIND A CHOICE STOCK OF
BLACK DRESS FABRICS TO SELECT FROM
BLACK SILK. ALL GRADES; yELyETs AND
PLUSHES IN BLACK AND COLORS. SATINS. AND
LARGE STOCK OF BLACK wooLENS ALL THE
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON. TO WHICH WE
CORDIALLY INVITE THEIR ATTENTION
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
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HAMS special s;Ae of school shoes. Pagea.

Young WHITE WOMAN, who refused to give her
name, attempted TO commit suicide In cell i'll the
NTH precinct station house yesterday by choking
herself with strip torn from her skirt. The at
tempt was discovered before 1t was successful
SAVE your eyesight: consult Hempler, 453 Pa ave.
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BUYERS of hats and gentlemen'S furnishing goods
will ind II 10 their advantage to make their seeC-
lions Francs, the only strictly price hat and
gents furnishing store In this city.
THE ELECTRIC SHOE, highly recommended for its
medical prophecies and made or the best calf and
sOle leather. sold at the low price OF $50, by 5 T.
Young, 402 1th street, at HeibrunS OLD stand.
Look for The Old NOman in NlndUW.
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HHM STITCHED
COLOREO BORDERFD

HANDKERCHIEFS, S CENTS.
Heavy eros Grain Black Dress Silk, IS cents
Cloths for Boys Suits, 22c. 25c S0c SIC
Canton I'll nnels. 5]sc.. exc Sc, 1Oc, I2hc
White Wool Flannels, Is. 90 25 Soc
Ladies Ticot Cloth yard aid half wide all wob new
colors. 81.
OPENING White Blankets from auction 81 so So ~ IN
-. $3 so. 81 $3.50. So p r pair
Extra size White Crochet Counterpart, &c.
White Sheeting Cotton, 2Oc
CARPETS. CARPETS.
Best 2py Carr cts all wool choice bright PATTERNS TIC
Extra heavy Ingram Carpets 35c, x5c Soc
Best Brussels Carpets. choice bright Styles u.s. sol $50
CARPETS sEwED AND LAID PRoMprLY
wsoN's,
seq e36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South Side.
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AuGusT CLEARING Our SALES

AuGus7 CLEARING Our SALES
LANSBURGH & BRO
WILL SELL OUT THIS MONTH THE REMAINDER
! OF SUMNER GOODS AT SLAUGHTERING PRICES
PREVIOUS TO TEARING DOWN THE WALLS To
CONNECT OUR NEW BUILDING WITH oUR pREs-
ENT STORE WE SHALL SELL ANY GOODS IN
OUR THIRTY-FIrE DEPARTMENTS AT LESS
THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL IN
FORMATIONS. WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN.
AILoUR 5. 6 AND SC LAWNS. WARRANTED FAST
CoLORs. REDUCED TO CENTS. OUR l21s AND
l5o LAWNS REDUCED TO CENTS
REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE TO
CLOSE
ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN CALF PRICE
AS WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM 10 NEXT
SEASON
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS WARRANTED PURE,
FULL WIDTHS. REDUCED TO 4Oc FRoM6o
10000 WASHER ALL-LINEN RUCK TOWELS AT
l2h GEMS
NAPKINS, NAPKINsm
ODDS AND ENDS OF SOME AND HUNDREDS OF
DOZENS OF OTHERS AT GREAT SACRIFICE
ABOUT 200 PAIRS LAST SEASONS BLANKETS.
WHICH WE HAVE MARKED AT GREAT BARGAINS.
AFEw MAY BE soILED FROM DUST But THEY
ARE MOSTLY IN GOOD ORDER WE WANT TO
CLOSE THEM BEFORE THE RECEIPT OF GOODS
FOR THIS FALL
400 FULL SIZE CoMFoRTERs. FILLED WITH
WHITE COTTON. AT 81. ACTUAL VALUE sl7a
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GooDSN
SPLENDID CHECK NAINsooK REDUCED TOO
EXCELLENT INDIA LAWN REDUCED TO lie
FROM $50
LOCO YARDS DOTTED AND FIGURED swIssEs
REDUCED TO l2,sc FROM Soc
JERSEYS. JERsEYsM
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT SACRIFICE IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY souED AND
WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
200 DOZEN APRONS FULL DEEP RUFFLEs 100
TO EARLY BUYERS OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS OUR STOCK CARRIED OVER FROM LAST
SEASON Is VERY DESIRABLE. AND AS WE IN
TEND TO COMMENCE oUR SALES WITH FRESH
GOODS ONLY WE OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS
ON THE THIRD FLOOR IN THE ABOVE GOODS
TAKE The ELEVATOR
COTTONS AND sHFETINGS, BROWN AND
BLEACHh d. OF ALL THE wkLI.-KNOwN BRANDS
SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACRED SHEET
ING AT 20 CENTS PER YARD. BEST PEOUOT
BLEACHED PILLOW CASE COTTON l24 CENTS
PER YARD
WE MEAN BUSINESS. ARE PREPARED FOR THE
SAME. AND SHALL NOT ELINCH FROM LOSS TO
DOT
BUT WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED TO WAIT on
YOU WITH PROAPTNtsS DURING THESE HOT
DAYS
LANSBURGH q BRO,
sun &C. <22 and z2A SEVENTH STREET.
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When You Have Tried ..Ri,ter...

socalled invtgorators tones, nerve streng leners
dyspepsia cures. and other marvellous COMPOUNDS
When you have lost hope and are despdiriiig, then
test the curative power Of only bottle o. Duly
Pure Barley Malt Whisky, and report results
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

THREATENED STRIKE IN NRw ORLEANs-The
freight handlers Of New Orleans threaten 20 strike
on Monday il the railroads do not accede to the
demands made by the unions for an increase OF nav
irom $50 day and 20 cents an hour for extra
tiMe 10 81 day and 30 cents per hour for extra
time There Is a union composed OF 1 400 white
men and one OF negroes with 500 members
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SIXTY THOUSAND
<nco non,

SIXTY THOUSAND
($60O0o)
IN SILKS. vELvETs AND DRESS GOODS
CASH PRICES
ST. rs. SILKS. SILKS
COLORED CASHMEREs ali Pure Wool uiSessf dc,,,.
width in Navy Blue. Dark Green. Garnet and Hrown
Cash price 37K
-- CARRIERS I'll MARKET splcr
FRENCH TRICor. pure wool. 81 inches wide,| cash
BLsGs SILKS. excellent quality cash price 81; worth
coiokED SILKS. excellent quality. cash value 75c..
HASpsoIE BRocApE BLACK SILK VELVET c..n
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS. SILK and wool,
6ef sc wa IL DAMAsK all pure linen. cash aue
SlA y BIASN 81 B1AEKEFs.
LARGE SIZE, ALL WOOL, DOUBLE BIANKETA az
HANDSOME BROCADE BLACK SILKS. caah fsiue
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS all pure wool. 2sc
COL0RED SILK vELvETS 81 25 ' 49,
CLOTH. for Boys wear. Is 81 so, g. rs 81
CASH PhICES NO CREDIT
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Lizzie Sheriff, the victim OF q terrible assault
Eopelessly insane. ~ -
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather,

The Weather,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGSAL. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Sept 12. isSl 10 ami
For Che middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather ami local showers winds shifting TO north
erly. slight fall IN temperature.
For Saturday. for the Atlantic coast, cooler,
partly cloudy weather and rain strong Dortherly
winds are Indicated for New England and the mid
die Atlantic states and variable In tie south At
Antic states. The storm now central in south
Carolina viii move northeast along the coast. In
ali other districts the weather Will be fair.
SCHOOL SHOES.
Childrpn'S Spring Heel Shoes 90 cts.
CniidTenS Button Shoes heels. 81 cts
BOYS anu Misses school shoes. solid. 9S cts.
Misses Spring Heel Button SHOES SI2.
Misses Kid Button shoes s1.44
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
$40 9Th street northwest
MADAME b. VAN REL tn. 1112 18th street north
west, begs 10 announce that she will return TO
Washington and be ready for business october Ist.
when she will open an elegant line OF Novelties in
Ladies' Dress Goods and trimmings, selected per-
SOnaly from the latest lmportatiOns.
fUsSEILS Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
1427 New York avenue.
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READ sinsheimer's advertisement

FoR PICKLIN6-pure cider vinegar and spices
John H. MagTuder, 1415 New York avenue.
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SEAT0N PERRY.

fEIItl BIIIDlNIf.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established 1870. ST
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PRICES NOW AND FORMERLY

SHIRTS RETAILED al WHOLESALE PRICES
Buy the Comfort shirt elegantly made Of the hest
muslin and 200 nen rel. fouced and only - cents
only Sl.JO.
Finest Laundried Dress Shirts in solid bosoms ready
TO put Oh. for 81.
Six finest Dress Shirts made to order (so bosons) for
80. Perfect TT guaranteed at
MEGINNES.
au22 IGt. L street.
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MISS RUNYoN's ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-A telepram
from New Brunswick, NJ, states that Miss TIlie
the daughter OF President Runyon, attempted To
Kill herself the day her father committed Suicide
A stableman named Attis says that while Misc
Runyon was driving along the road some time ar
ter leaving her father at he bank on Monday she
heard O man shout to her: ''Your father has tust
Killed himself; you'd better 60 see about itn She
hurried hDme, leaped out OF her carriage and run
ming to the well, threw herself head first into it.
Her cousin, MI AdOlph RunyOn, saw her running
toward the well and rescued her. 1t is said that
Miss RunyOn heard her father speak on SATURDAY
OF suicide and that she instantly told him that II
he killed himself she would Kill herself
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

\ YER's AGUE CURE ACTS DIRECTLY on THE
n'er ana oli1arS apparatus. and drives out the
,naarlai POISON which induces liver complaints and
bilious disorders. Warranted to cure or money ma.
funded.
RY TAKING AYERS SARsAPARILLA MANY A
poor sunerer VINO submits to the surgeons knife
oecsuse ol mahenant sores and scroiulous lings
might DC saved SOUND and whole This will purge out
Tue winch poliute the blood and by which
such complaints are originated and fed
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THE DISTRICT DEMOCRACY.

RATlFflSG TIE NOMINATIONS OF CLEVELAND AND
HENDRICKS - IMMENSE CROWDS WITNESS THE
FA'EAST-IHE SCENE ALONG THE AvESUK-THB
SPEECHES AT THE sTASDs-GREAT ENTHUSIASM
DISPLAYED.
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SLAUGHTER IN Day Goops.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 29rH.
We viii sell from Inln1S Stock OF Dry Goods and
Motions d; trII4e COST.
OUR STOCK Is ENTIRELY TOO LARGE AID
MCoI BIZ REDUCED.
10 show the differ between profit and cost We
quote on few leaDlI.- articles:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

I CkSEILS ICE CREAM
Shipped anywhere out OF town.
lI2. New York ayenlla
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SALE OF Observation-Disclosures. Walter 3. Williams
& Co.. auctioneers, Will sell within their salesroOm
Tomorrow morning, commencing at 10 o'clock a H.,
six walnut chamber suites various STYLES See adj,
vertiSement ID auction column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

CHARGED WITH EXBEZZLEMENr.-In the Police
court yesterday afternoon, George Ball. young
white man, driver for the Great Falls Ice company
was 'red on charge OF embeZZling 800 OF the
funds OF the company. The case Was sent TO the
grand jury. Bail, 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12
u You Are Suffering from ,Ialars.,

or nave maiarlal symptoms Dufy'5 Barley Malt
nlsky Will relieve you more effectively than any
otner known preparation. II does not CHECK the
maiady temporarily, but forces the malariouS POI
sons from the system and effects pernane Ut cure
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1--WE dUNUHEU HUFHUH NECRUITS FROM ECROPK.
There We're GA Storage passengers on the Guion
steamer Wyoming, which arrived In New York
from Liverpool last Tuesday, and 1876 OF them were
included people from England, Wales, Scotland.
Norway, Sweden, Germany and Switzerland. There
was one lrishman among them-the first who has
come over for sixteen years The one who came
over at that time ran away before the party left
Castle Garden. The MornonS compared favOrabiy
In appearance with the other emigrantS There
were thirty-onc missionaries with them who were
returning after various terms Of labor abroad
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Snst Received at Francs. the only strictly
One-Price Hat and Gents Furnishing store in the
city, tWenty-thTee dozen latest style Derbys, in
Black, Brown, French Gray and London Smoke
Whch are selling at prices TO suit the most eccno-
tcaL 2
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. Choice Oysters, Reed Birds. Fish, &C. All Sc
lected Lifetime experience. Ladies large saloon
attached. 3
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THE CANDIDATES APPROVED AND HOME RULE FOR rHK
DISTRICT ADVOCATED.
committee, consisting OF MeSsrA VIM Dick
son. John A. Rudd and John ii. Gordon reported a
set CT resolutions, which were adopted The reso-
!usons indorse the platform adopted at the demo-
cratic convention in Chicago, and state that In pre-
sentlnc the names OF Cleveland and Hendricks for
The >unrageS Of the people the convention Vaye n
The people oI this glorious Union the privilege OF
ecvtir- 10 the highest offices in their Gift men OF
unouiiled character whose whole lives were PLEDGES
OF their devotion TO the principles OF The democratic
party, the rghIS OF the people, and the confirm
ance OF The Tree institutions established by the
founders OF the republic The resolutions then
reciIe that corruption Ia government Is eRgendered
and free Institution. inperiiled by the continuance
III power OF tie republican party; that the demo-
cratic pa!ty II unalterably opposed TO all sumutu-
arg laws abrldgng the rights OF freemen, and that
nalTe and foreign born citizens entitled to rul
protection IL home and abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-12

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