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Nav STYLES Or
BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
JUST OPENED.

BEST MAKE OF TWO ca PLY CARPETS. choice
bright patterns. IS cents
BEST Wakes OF BRUSSELS CARPETS, choice
bright styles Is cts 60 cts. IS cts 81 cus 50 eta
GOOD TWO. THREE AND FOUR PLY WOOL Mixed
lNGRA1N CARPkTS. rs Cts, IS cts., 46 cta 50 eta
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. all widths
COCOA MATING. DRUaaETs. RUGS MATS, ETC
CARPET LINING. IS eta
CARPETS sEwED AND LAID PROMPTLY.
WSON's,
sss PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. South Side.
sel Three doors from Center Market
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SILKS AND Vr1vrrs

BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET. s10o
COkORkD SILKS. 90 FANCY SILKS 81
COI.ORED SILKS, S16O reduced to SlOQ
BLACK SILKS. s1.25. reduced to S1U0
CASH P..ICES NO CREDIT
CARRIERS. III NARx1r sPAm
BLACK CASHMERLs double width pure wool
37H. So g., IS.
Double Width BIZ NKETS. e20Q
CLOTH. for Boys, wear 81 and IN
Bleached TABLE DAMAsK pure linen Is reduced TO 50
COLOkED CAsHMKREs PURE Wool double vidth.
". So g. Is
COLORED SATINH 50 ELACK aATINa %
BkOCADE BLACK SILKS. Is
BLACK SILKS. a. reduced to SlsQ
New Aork Aas sAEEI!NG COTTON.
BLACK CAsHMfRE shAMLa. pure wool n. 81
Good G, NTUN FLANNEL.a
AlS's WILLING. widest. douhle-width pure WOOL.
REMNANTS OF SILKS. coLoRED AND BLACK
CASH1EREs AND DRESS GOODS AT
LAS TEAA COST
auls cARTERs. III MA1xxr srAca.
S H1hRs.
Opened this morning new lot
wHITE AND FANCY PERcAIx
Fest fttiiag aud quality tn the city.
anS ee1snnptyanis svnnA
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FOR PRESERvISG.-Fine cauawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 10 be pure. Also fine imported Estra-
Eon vinegar for pickling, etc Get it at Chr.
<auder,s Sll eth street northwest.
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A Charge Of False Prefenses.

CHARLES n. HELLER AND MISS HALL, OF BALTIMORE
Yesterday afternoon a warrant was Issued by
Justice L. L ONeal against Charles NJ. Heller,
charging him, on the oath OF E W. DeRnisOn, Of
the fremont house, with false pretensea The war
rant was sent to one OF the pOlice%rcilsts for
vice. Mr.. Dennison states that Heller, ON August
18th, obtained rom and board for Miss Nellie
Hall, young lady OF Baltimore, be representing
that he was special agent OF the Post ONCE de-
partment, and that the young lady was to receive
an appointment ON september list. and that they
were then TO be married; that he (DenniSOD) dis
covered that Heller deceivlng him, and he sent
the young lady home 10 Baltimore.
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HOTEL BRIGHTON. Long Branch. Reduced rates.
Open through september. Elegant rooms and
table No mosquitoes or flies Address John w.
stokes. Proprietor.
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CITY ITEMS.

5 Cases autumn percales worth l2k, SIC.
! case co.ored dress goods worth l2b, SC.
Our 81 so black jersey, $l.l0
Our $l.75 colored jersey. 81.
ENCelSinr 60a 9TH street
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tVsSFII'S Ice CREAM
shipped any " here out of town.
1I27 New York avenue.
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PERIscoPIc CLASSES, 81 Plain Lens, SOC. Priggs'.

A CAMP FIGE. under the auspices OF the Garfield
Post No .. q. A r., was given yesterday at the
Schueizen park, and was largely attended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

MAsoN's Fruit Jars. John II. Magruder, 14l7 New
York avenue.
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A YERs AGUE CURE. WHEN USED ACCORDING
"A to directions. IL warranted to eradicate from the
system all forms Of ma aral disease such As Fever and
Axue Chill Fever. Intermittent Remittent and Bilious
Fevers and disorders Of the liver Try it, The ex, er
ment Is safe and VIII Gust you nothing cure ID
not Elected 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

OFFICER HOLLERAS yesterday afternoon found
William Thayer a white man, OF Baltimore, lying
sick in a lot on 9th street between and q. and
took him TO the second station. From thence he
WAS removed TO the Freedman 5 hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

4.4 Fruit OF the Loom Cotton IKE.
.S6 TN street. Mourning Store Yard wide cottSns
SC. 12kc. short pelcales 6hc 8
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A bed in bOu~e 1875 street northwest. occupied
by Mrs i. W StInns. caught HE last night about
$50 O'Clock. but tI- namss were extInguished with
out turning in an aIIIn
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ters, out pure whiSSey, that has been analyzed
by leading Chemists and generally Adopted by the
profession Ask the leading ply scians OF this city
their opinion
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JOhnAon Inn fhe Lem

| Ladies. you who are tired and worn out in this
warm weather take little bIo.eu ice and Duffy's
pure Aalt VI hlSkey Il win build you up Try II 8
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Gxr Tan Brsr.
The CONCORD rARNFss.
1HE CONCORD COLLAR
Vstsye On hand larFe stock Of the Celebrated -coy
CORD 6A1A1sSs" q al kinds and deDcript;on
1t Lowest lricea
~ $SeA" SASxasxe and hoaa Harness speciality
IU1Z BRO.
a. Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel
5runkR aud fatchels in great variety Ut lowesf me-
livery equine CONCCEO HAkNESS ~ mSs.Sssz.
1lp kld tI1ne- mark stauped on IT, n,vI1
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s. e. e. e.
: E.. s. & : T {: :;
We HAVE SEVERAL LOTS or
GENTS GOODS,
And We shau sell them out belew cost. They are al
and We shau sacrifice them before the new goods COM
mencs to arrive You may save something BY slancdn9
at the list below
CoLoRED MER1NO UNDERWEAR
Both Shirts and DrawerR genuine English goods Were
sold earlier in the SEASON sl2a The sizes sse some
At sso.
GENUINE Isle THREAD SHlRTS
We're never before sold for less than si2s We ahan
close the lot at 7sc
REAL FRENCH BAlBR1GaAN SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
We're never sold less than el2a Some Of the sizes
have been sold out, 20 we offer the balance It Soc
GAUZE SHIRTS,
In sizes g. SO and 80 only usually sold ., &c., are now
All the PLAIN. coL0RED AND STRIPED COTTON
SOCKS. usually &c, now l9c.
76c. are now Csc.
All the sCARTS usually sod at ssc are now marked
50c
lot Of hne fancy trimmed NIGHT SHIRTS. In all
sizes, and made Of the best cotton with trimmings that
will not fade. really worth 81. 50. are now 81
We want to say = few words for our PALAIS ROYAL
SHIRT Many our comnetitnra adxerffse ahirfs n
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A Handsome and Substantial 'Struc.
tuFe.

AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS AND FINE FACILITIES FoE
STUDENTS OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIvERSiTY-THE
system OF LABORATORIES FOR SCIENTIFIC STUDIES
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SLAUGHTER IN Da4 Goons,
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 10Th,
We will sell from Immense Stock OF Dry Goods and
Notion, at Prime Cost.
OUR STOCK IS ENTIRELY TOO LARGE AND
MCSI BE- REDUCLD.
To show the diff renee between profit and cost we
quote OH a few leading articles:
PRICES NOW AND FORMERLY.
6lAcA SILK at. '......'......s2es formerly $3.50
coLoRED VIEW i. new shades, i iSo 11M ~
BLACK cAsaSEhE.:.......... so 50 f fSo
=, Is rs
.. 30 Go
COLoRED CAsHhIEIE, new shades. "a sS
LADIES' CLOTH."......"....... los 125
LINEN DAMAsK. .....:.......... lo5 is
MEMS UNLAUNDKiED ShiRTs 80 tx
NEW FALL CALICUES........ a. on
% % PAIRS WHITE BLANKETS. $50 $50
w 500 600
remember that this reduction will continue until
septe1nPer 20th. no long r. and mea FOR CASH
hood. ~
ICTTRELL & WINE.
au30-2w 1880 P nnsylvauin ave-. corner Of 10th at
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CLorHrNo
Fol- AVI WEATHER

AZ home. mountain toA
eesside or bsy. Suns' Cloth,
Serve. Seersucker. AlpscA
Cashmere. flsnDel aud
DRIP d'eta Suits.
Extra long Drzp d'etn and
AllNca backs. Travelling
Coats In llneu. AlENcs aud
foneee.
White Duck. Alpaca and
Drsp d'etn Vests.
Childrrn's sailor and Nor
solh suits.
Shirts. " bite and Colored
Neck wear in all new sliaE.eA
lIslt Underwear. GLOVES.
A.. kc.. ~ sury ND 2cod
IIllSs lOE SSalA
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MAJOR DYE ACCOUNTS FOR THE NUMEROUS ROB-
terday ana asked him how he accounted for the
great number OF rUbbetles which are being COM
mltted daily? He replied: because all the pro-
feSsi0nal thieves have been turned loose from the
Jail during the past month, and they, with the few
who pass through the CITY almost daily, can do q
great deal OF stealing, on account Of the limited
number OF policemen. The present force deserves
credit for driving great number OF professional
thieves out OF the city. amongst them Bully Cornell
and bis gang, who are now In western peni-
Tertiary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

THE GLOOMY FEARS, THE DESCENDING
u VIEWS the WEAKNESS Of soul that many complain Of
would often disappear the blood made pure and
healthy before aching the delicate vessels of the
brain Ayers Sarsaparilla purlf and vitalizes the
bloo and thus conduces to health Of body and sanity
Of mind
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Srzc1A Nor1cn

SpEc1L NoT1cR
RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING 10 Ny STOCK OF FIRsT-CLAss
HEATING APPARATUa. AND WOULD PARTICU.
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS 4 SON, WHICH
CONSDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WK1L-KNOWN FIREpI.ACE
HEATkkA FROM TIE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOAY And HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL THEaE HEATERS AND
FURNACES A11 BLING USED ExTRNsIvELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES In TAX CITY.
WHICH We JAKE GREAT PLEAHUxe ~ RFFRR
RING TO CALL u SOLICITED And EsrJ-
AA1ES PROMPTLY FURNISHED.
WALTER d WYvuI. Exc1usrvI AaxxH
ap2e No. ga PA AVE, NEAR ~ STREET.
TNpORTER OF FRENCH WINFa OOoNAn CHAN
PA0NE6 AND Coz 6IxIS ~ ~'
1nfrsca1 Nssise Wines h aS "a &c. &C.,
VGToR ux III IT'S aSI 49, .,s ss o.
Agents fce 99st-ciass hslssa Hcrdsaux, 6usTuniy
ChAQp.enes epA 1QRnAe VIM 4 egqf GEteo a caiS
ana&1Mc
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Amusemenfs This Week.

FoRD'S OPERA HOCsB--'New York, an American
drama, by Mr.. w. F. Mott, Was produced at FOrd'S
opera house last night. The play is iuridly melo-
dramatic enough to satisfy the most inSatiate gal
lery god, but wthal gives an opportunity Tor some
clever acting by AN unusually Large company. By
far the best work Is done by Mr. q. w Pike, as
Peter PrkiH, farmer OF the Scion ShiRgle type.
Mr. Lester Franklin SOD PidsiaShy. young He
brew: Mr.. James K. keane GdSpdr0 CllenO, a
villainous Italian and Miss Lille Alien as Dicto
Gfy, a bootblack merit especial mention. The play
contains Srveral strong dramatic situations and
thoroughly eniiStS the sympathy Of the audience
The DINE MUsEUM.-This popular place OF amuse
ment had grand re-opening yesterday. So great
was the crowd, both day and evening. that II was
necessary TO close the ticket office before the hour
for the performance 10 begin. The program was
very inviting one, and met with a hearty recep-
ton.
DRIVERS GARpEN.-The usual interested audience
assembled at Drivers garden last evening and spent
very pleasant evening, listening 10 good music and
tire change OF program Is presented, introducing
new and novel features x 4. .
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


9On0enSeu hsOCdBSs
The pump at the corner OF sth and streets north
west Is out u repair.
Three boys n.iln-d Fred. Hartwell, Geo. Hutton
and Walter Maddox, living Oh T street, between
l4th and 18th streets. were playing with powder
yesterday, and were all slightly burned
During the month OF August just past, the clerk
Of the supreme court. at the City Hall. Issued 163
marriage licenses During August, 1883, ia Mar
riage licenses were issued
An unsuccessful attempt was made by burglars
last hight to enter the grocery store OF Mr.. john
Imirfe, No is4 9th street southwest. This makes
the third attempt to enter his Store In the last SIX
months.
surgeon General Francis NJ. Gunnell. q. s. n,
Chief OF The bureau OF medicine and surgery, yisi
ted officially the United states navy yard. and
United States naval hospital yesterday afternoon,
and was received with the customary salute by the
navy yard battery.
Mr. Robert Udlunn, formerly proprietor OF the
natatOrium. had hemorrhage of the lungs while
walking yesterday and ieAi on the sidewalk Ia
front OF the St Maze hotel
The police made 100 arrests during the "a hours
ending al O'Clock this morning.
Between ] and 2 O'Clock this morning Mr..
August kneible was found on Az. near street
southwest, Laboring under temporary insanity.
purpose OF commiIting suicide, ii is supposed. He
was taken 10 the hrst precinct station By Officers
Williams and Nicholson and locked up.
Joseph Warner, seventy years OLD, residing at
62S East Capitol street, clerk In the Pension
Office eu down the steps OF the post Office build
ing yesterday and broke hi1 leg.
Mira William Dickson, Of this city, was injured
by a fall from cOast1ng Car In which she was
riding at Cape Nay on Friday last
Mt r. c. Sholes, the crler OF the Equity Court,
who has spent several weeks In Vermont, has re-
turned and was at his post to-day.
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AxogzEgg B., joy Lez Bors AND
o Chd,ens sh9rt psnts ase to Ii at 6OC. 65c. 7sc
Boys lcnx pense % 70 II. st ssc. &c., q n Il
q O. $1.7 t. &260 and mp. - "~>''
ehildrns flannel ahir. waist and boys asnuel shirt.
Good Sc o shoes, from q ND.
B0yS school wool hSts, firm Soc nm
AtlA-a%l6 ke00aylvanie ayenua
spV ]. ". kEIH
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We want to say few words for our PALA1s ROYAL
SHIRT Many Of our competitors advertise shirts at
lower price. but want to right here that when
comes to question Of real worth the PALAIs ROYAL
SHIRT proves itself to he just what We claim is*he
best shirt In the world for the money Of the
best materials obtainale and the workmanship IL the
very best: In fact cannot give you better shr at
any price. We sell them now 1t soc.
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To BE SENT TO THE INSANE AsYLuM-Patrfck
Feehan. the printer, who Is charged In two cases
vii asSauItAg Two OF his fellow worEmen 1t the
government printing oflce two weeks ago Is re-
ported by Dr.. New Eiiams, the Jail physician to be
insane beyond doubt. lie was examined by Drs
Whit mer and Hack, who so report The facts were
reported 10 the district attorney who noue pressed
the cases against Feehan In the Police Court this
morning. He VIII be sent 10 the insane asylum
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Steamed oysters now ready, the first OF the ses
son. Don't mistake the place 40 and &s2 9,
street Ladies' saloon urst floor y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Duffyss pure Malt Nhiskey Will assist diges-
ton ana positively cure dyspepsia il you will take
and use Il AT your dinner; proportion y whiskey q
wafer. Try It.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

rFF1CF OF THE CuIEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsBt>GTOS. D. C.. Sept 2. ISsi. $50 am.
For the middle Atlantic states. slightly warmer.
generally iiur weather. flesh variable winds For
Wednesday, fair weather Is Indicated generally
In all districts, except thu lake regions where there
will be lignt local showers The temperature VIII
remain about stationary on the Atlantic coast
There Will be a slight rise In the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys. and IL Tennessee.
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The Beautiful Display

me Beautiful DISPLAY
OF Fall Style Hats at Francs. corner 9TH and stS
the only strictly one-price Hat and Gents Fur
nshing store In the city, is the talk or young
and Old StetsonS celebrated Soft and Stuff haas
are displayed In great PERCUSSION, ano prices are
such That The closest and most economical buyers
pronounce them the cheapest In town. las
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02
To the liquor and Drug Trade.

Mothers give your little ones who are wasting
and suffering rom the heat DufTyiS Mait Whisky
with broken zee IL viii built Tbs IN up.
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We are now prepared to supply the liquor and
drug trade, in any quantity. Duffy Pure Barley
Matt hlSkey ut the same Prices and Terms Charged
them at the distnlely, thus saving them frelghL
IL BARBOUR HAMILTON.
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NJ. sILVERBERG l. CO.,
312 7TH AND o13 9Th STREET NORTHWEST.
sci Nea" ennsylyi1ia syenue
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THE ROCKVILLE FATR-1ne thirty-frst annual
meeting Of the Montgomery County Agricultural
Association beI1nS Tomorrow at Rockville Md. A
running race takes place tomorrow. Trans leave
the d. and U. depot tomorrow at $50 and luis
"A
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MARRIED THIS MORNISG.-A quiet wedding took
place this morning AZ line O'Clock, the contracting
parties being Dr. j. H. j. Benson, Il popular young
dentist. and Miss Susie Evans, uauylter OF Or
Warwick Evans The ceremony was performed at
the Residence OF the brides parents ll07 9Th sire t.
by the Rey. Father Walter, and only immediate
friends and relatives We're present The hapDy
couple departed Ior Ocean City Immediately AFTER
The marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

Ten DAYS PER SHoT.-Ol the night OF July Sd
last. as Officer Pearson was walking through East
Washington, three pistol shots Were fred az him
by a colOresi man named Charles Evans The Of
hccr started TO chase Evans when he fell In a mud
puddle, and Evans escaped Last night Evans was
arrested Tn!s morning Evans was committed by
Judge ILLS 10 Jail for thirty days
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PIP RRR
P P r r
PPP ALAS RRR OVAL
= E 3

aug 1l17-le PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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Those who are nursing people down with
fever, Will find nothing equal to pufy's Malt " h
key ana Ice Tor all kinds Oh levers. Try It d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-02

An ALIgGED 'CaPPER" FISED.-In the Police
Court this afternoon the case against John Young,
eoored, alleged Police Court capper, charged
with contempt In soliciting business about the
court, tried and he was nned so or ten days 10
ldIL
, 1884-08-24
THE CHURCHES.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Corner Hill and
Nineteenth streets. Rev, c. NJ. Sanders, pastor.
Service at II O'Clock n. m. and 8 O'Clock D. m.
Sunday school ut IL is. Deacon ]. s. Taylor,
superintendent Walter c. Brown, assistant SUI
perintendent. Young Peoples meeting at c as
p. m. Leader. Mr.. Wills o. Stanley. Sunday
school lesson 2 samuel, "a, 1925: THE
Plague Stayed" Evening sermon TO "Laboring
Men"-it being the third and last OF this series.
Topic Hiram, the skilled workman 4
cordial welcome TO all.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CnuRoH.-Comer OF
Ferguson and Eighteenth streets. Rev. F. $.
Chapman. ID. D., pastor. Preaching at IL
O'Clock a m., and 8 O'Clock p. m. Sunday School
Mt IL 10; X. n Heath. superintendent. All
seats free and all welcome. Preaching in the
morning and evening by Rev. d. E. Fink, Of
Denver.
ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Norh-
west corner OF Ferguson and Eighteenth streets,
Rev. George C. Rafter, pastor. Services at II
O'Clock a. M, and 8 O'Clock p. m. a cordial lnyi-
alton extended to all. Seats free. Eleventh Sum
day after Trinity. Early celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 O'Clock. Mathis and sermon at
II O'Clock. Eveusong and sermon at s O'Clock.
METHODIST ErIscoPAL--Comer Eighteenth
and Ransom streets. Rev. G. n. kldrdge, pas
tor. Services at II o'clock n. m. and at s O'Clock
p. m. Sunday School at the close OF morning
service. Please note the change OF Sunday
School from 0 O'Clock p. m. to the close Of
morning service. A cordial welcome.
RAILROAD CHAPEL.-South Side. Rev. John
Herbert Phillips, pastor. Services at II a. NJ.
and I 80 p. m. Sunday School at , p. IN. DR.. w.
a. wyman, superintendent.
, 1884-08-24
Personal


Mn. John Single is quite III.
Hon. Homer Merrill is over from
Rawlins.
Mr.. Thomas Quealey, of Carbon, is in
the city.
n. X. Boswell returned from Colorado
last night.
Mr.. A. P. Sinclair, of Fort F%etterman,
is inAoyn.
George f. Poland was oven from Egg
bert yesterday.
J. S. Turland. of Rock Greek, was in
the city yesterday.
G. r. d'Hemecourt returned yesterday
from a trip to the ranges.
Superintendent E. Dickinson came over
from Laramie City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gramm, of Laramie
City, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. P. Dowell, of johnson County,
is visiting Wyoming capitol.
Mr.. Theodore Kuster, of the Kuster
House of Laramie City, was in town yes
terday.
Messrs. }. A. Shutter, D. P. Hughes,
John c. Dyer, Boney Earnest and c. L.
Wells, of Rawlins, were here yesterday
as KNIGHTS of Pythias delegates.
W. L. Evans and F. P. Henkell, of
Carbon, were in the city yesterday in con-
nection with the Knights of Pythias
Lodge.
Prof. N. E. Stark, f. P. Snow, S A.
Bristol, Miss Kate Bristol and a number
of friends, who have been tut on a FISH
ing trip returned home yesterday.
At the Inter Ocean: B R Grimes,
Texas; NJ H Lamb, Chicago; T H Bar
Der, U S Army; James Cooper, Ogalalla;
Charles F Haines, Baltimore; R London,
U s Army; John F Carey, ranch.
AT the Metropolitan: j F Smith,
Reno; S W Bogg, Sidney; George Gil
lespie, Plum Greek, W P Heath, Sher-
man, Tex; G A Camp, Kansas o
Brown, st Louis.
AT the Railroad Hotel. Earnest Far
quahar, England; William Lawrence,
Laramie; J H Bosler, Carlisle: NJ New
man, New York; C G Thayer, ranch;
Charles B Hart. Rawlins.
At Dyer's Hotel Peter Fay, Medicine
Bow; LIZ Rossiter, New York; " C
Hart, Fort Collins; ] S King, Rock
Greek; Louis Miller, Laramie; NJ ]
Lewis, Fort Laramie; w R Davis, San
Antonio; A A Falknor, Wagon Hound.
, 1884-08-24
1T X THE CAKE.
An Audience Laugh Two Hours over an
Extravaganza Performance.

The DeriTs Auction scored the most
pronounced and emphatic success of the
season before a very large audience at the
Opera House last evening. Speaking
generally, the stage setting was elegant
and the costumes beautiful and attractive.
For two hours and a half there was
scarcely a dull moment, and startling nov
elites succeeded each other with bewilder-
ing rapiditY. The transformation scenes,
particularly that in the first act, was adj
mirably managed. Where everything was
of such a high order of merit, it seems in
viduous to make comparisons, yet it is
impossible to resist a special mention of a
few leading features. The burlesque
trapeze performance of Mason and Lord,
in Chinese costume, evoked a perfect
storm of applause, and furnished the au-
dience genuine delight. From such an
accomplished comedian as James S.
Mafhtt something extraordinarily good
was to be expected and in the character OF
Tory the donkey, afterwards transform
ed into a man, the result was more than
reached. Albert Martinetti as "Chaos" the
imp of darkness, showed remarkable
ability as a contortionist. The costuming
of the ballet was especially gorgeous.
THE Dudes and Coquettes'' ballet, in
which the premier danseuse Mile. Marie
Brambilla was first introduced, probably
proved the most taking ballet performance
of the evening. The coryphees were all
attractive looking and charmingly attired.
The acrobatic performances..of the Her
bert brothers was extremely fine. The
singing of Miss Louise Dempsey, the
Going Gone business, of Thomas
A. Lord, the various performances
of W. H. Bartholomew, all deserve
special mention. Taking it altogether, a
better presented, a more laughable, or a
more thoroughly enjoyable performance
has not been seen in the Opera House for
months.
Fife Ellsler, the original Hazel
Kirk" in La Belle Russo, tomorrow
evening and in Camille Tuesday evening.