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The Suspension Of III. ID. Cooke & Co.
ASSIGNMENTS TO q. g. CUMMINGS AND TO ". A.

The Suspension of III. ID. Cooke & Co.
ASSIGNMENTS TO q. g. CUMMINGS AND TO W. A.
GORDON.
To protect their creditors H. d. Cooke Co. have
made an assignment of everything belonging to
the firm to H. s. Cummings, OF the Washington
firm of Cummings Baker. Mr.. Cooke says this
assignment is made in order protect the interests
of all concerned until the firm can arrange for re-
sumption or payment Individually MT. h. D. Cooke
has assigned his property to Mr.. W. A. Gordon for
the benefit OF his individual creditors.
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR
CHANGE IN CoURTs.-So many suits have been re-
moved from the corporation court into the circuit
court for the city that the sessions of that court
per year are not now sufficient to dispose of the
business, and an act is pending before the leisla-
ture to authorize the holding of special terms here
by Judge Kei H.
NoTEs.--Ja.nes r. Burnett, arrested by Officers
Latten and Travers, charge, assault on James FitZ
gerald. was the only prisoner at the station house
rented meeting room at the Friendship engine
house, and meets there regularly to perfect its
skill In music.--Registration is in progress in all
the wards Of the city.-The Democratic Working
club held a business meeting last night, and
adopted plans TO secure the registration OF all
Cleveland voters-The mayor has suspended Po-
ncelnan George A. Ogden from duty until July
next, when his term OF Office expires His place is
filled by Readyman TraverS.
DEyIsINa AN INGENIOUS WAY TO ROB HIS EN-
PLOYER.-Albert II. Norris was arrested in New
YORK yesterday Tor robbing his emplOyers-a large
clothing house firm. He mad devised an ingenious
scheme to cheat Ii customer came to return an
overcoat or a suit, Albert would give him some
thing OF superior quality on payment OF the dir-
ference. For example, he would arrange with the
purchaser for an exchange necessitatng the pay
ment OF an additional margin OF $40. He then
would go to the cashiers desk with an Overcoat or
suit, as the case might be, representing smaller
difference, none at all. Then he would take this
low-priced garment back to his counter, and, by a
little legerdeman, back up the more expensive ar
t1cle, for which the larger amount had been paid.
In this way he received more money from his GUS
toners than he handed in at the cashiers desk.
On Saturday last his manipulations Melted S32. He
was betrayed Dy chum, whom he had taken into
his confidence.
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JERSEY JACKETS.

Plain. Grocaded and Trimmed with Fur and ksirahan
One lot Of 800 especially cheap Heavy stockinet fur-
Back Jacket q 81 -.
Jersey Newmarkets. plain. brocaded and trimmed
with fur and aStracian.
Colorod and Black Cloth Newmarkets plain and
trimmed Among these garments VIII be found one lot
81 splendid value nj sn 10
Colored and Black Cloth Raelsns
Dolmans In Cloth Sicliiene. Matslasse Brocade VEIL
vet Plush and silk
WRAPS lined with Black snd Cclored Satus in Beaded
Silks, BrOcade NelNeis. Brocade Plushcs &c
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JOhnsOn's Oyster Saloon.

S3 per Gallon, 75c. Quart bottle.
No Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
MCGEE'S, 9th, near ID street.
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NEW vrsr CHAINS, Rings and Bracelets. at
prifr
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THE HOME COMPANIES AWARDED ALL THE PRIZES
RETURN OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
The prize military drill at the grounds of the Viz
ginia fair association, Richmond, yesterday, was
participated in by the Richmond Blues Company
B., Washington Light Infantry, Capt B. r. Ross;
Company B. Walker Light Guard, Capt. N s. Jones:
Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt G. A. Mushbach;
company A. Richmond GrayS, Capt. l. j. BOSsieux
and Co. e, Guard OF the Commonwealth, Capt JV'
Bidgood BY designation OF Gen. Tidball the fol-
lowing ofic rs OF the regular army were present TO
act as judges: First Lieut.. T. r. Adams 9Th artiI.
lery; First Lieut. Albert Todd. LIST artillery and
Second Lieut. s. F. Massey. 5th artillery.
The first prize was 81, 900, the second $500 and
the third 500, and was open 10 all white companies
throughout the United States, eight OF more COM
panieS to enter for competition
The program consisted of fifty-one separate
movements, including inspection OF company, man
uai OF arms In single rank. frings standing and
kneeilng, Ia various positions and marching etc.
The Time allowed WAS thirty minutes, and ten
was the maximum number OF marks obtainable for
each movement.
Company first went through the drill and then
the Light Infantry, or this city, marched out
They were kept waiting for seven minutes while
was Deducted from the half-hour allowed for the
driiL Inc manual was gone through with admira
lessly executed. The drums sounded the recall be
lore tney could nnlSh, and they were not allowed
the time lost through no fault OF theirs The other
| companies then went through the drill and the
| Judges, after some elaboration. announced the
| award OF the first prize TO Company 3 (WalEer
Lignt Guard, with 34-i5s points; second prize OF
| $500 TO Company tRichmond Grays). with 66.15S
points; tnird prize OF 800 TO Company Guard CT
| the commonwealth, Richmond, with l44-I5a
This gave all the prizes TO Richmond organizations
| The Alexandria Light Infantry Company F. were
given fourth place, with i22-153 points, and the
Washington Light Infantry last, with 4 IS3-1S3
points, out OF possible 10
In announcing the result Of the competition Col
Purcell said that the Washington company was
undoubtedly the best, so far they had gone they
| having, out or 81 movements, been adjudged
| perfect in q, and only In one Instance had
they been given SO few as eight points for move
1 ment The only thing against them was that they
| had been too deliberate. and SO had not performed
| 50 many maneuverS In the allotted time as had the
| other companies. The Washington company re-
turned home last night
EXTENSIVE SALE.-Nessrs Walter B. Williams 4
Co.. auctioneers, will sell, within their salesroOm
tomorrow morning. ut II O'Clock, tine collection
u household effects See advertisement In auction
column.
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NESSRS. WALTER r. WILLIAMS & Co.. auctioneers.
VIII sell. at 1890 o'clock, tomorrow morning, in
front OF their sAeSrOom, one handsome cylinder
desk, which cost $3.50.
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FAIL AND WINTER DEPORTATION.

Euitngs Overcoatings and Trouserings received and
open for inspection Gentlemen will place tteir orders
atthe
LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
WASHINGTON
b. D. BARR
eeS I'LL Pennsylvania avenue
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
w ..-Ir>-1rn.. ID 4, lnf nlaer 81 - >, .


WASHINGTON. ID. C., October "a. 1874. go ami
FOR the middle Atlantic states fair weather.
nOrthweSterly winds. becoming variable, nearly
stationary temperature. For saturday. slightly
warmer. partly cloudy weather and local rains
are indi"atei for New England and the northern
portion OF the middle Atlantic states. slightly
warmer. fair weather is Indicated for Maryland and
NirLlnia.
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CITY ITEMS.
Time is Money! therefore save both by usin
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents

Time is Money! therefore save both by using
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents
n. c. Lewis, Cold Weather ssSpecfals.,,
Atwood scarlet indicated Underwear, 81 to &.
White mertnO and lambs " Ool Shirts and Drawers.
Heavy Canton-fannel Drawers, 50; worth Csc.
Boys white merino Shirts and Drawers, 25c., SOC
super stout English Socks, 1885,: pairs for soc.
Hand-knit Cardigan wool Jackets, 81 to S.
New lot SILK pun ScarfS, 25c; liner ones, SOC, &c
hld, d0g-Skin, cloth, jersey, and fur-top Gloves
Mer1no, cashmere shaker, and lambs-WoOl Socks.
cents silk travelling Caps; undreased felt Hats.
AT K c. Lewis, $50 7th ST., between l and K n. W.
n. b. Immense stock OF Mems and Boys Hats.
H. lsOldschmids Mammoth HOusefur.
nishinK Establishments, SI2.7th 1t.
n. W.,
offers for Tomorrow only the following extraordi-
nary bargains; handsome decorated china dinner
ana tea sets combined, $50 pieces S1179 worth $1S;
Extra handsomely decorated, square shape $lS.47,
worth US; superior white porcelain dinner sets,
painted French china fruit plates reduced from IS
10 2oc; 25c plates for 15c; large hammer with l
package OF tacks &c; 1apanned coal bod with
poker. shovel and coal sieve, only SOC, worth 75c;
PIE Plates !or 10c; Browns French shoe dressing
DotteS for 25c, sold elsewhere for 40c; new shape
or decorated china chamber SETS 10 pieces reduced
from 3d. to $311; Sand soap 4c cake; large wooden
mixing bowls PIC; 16 inch tea trays 19c; Princess
clocks only soc, worth So EaselS for photographs
for &c; larger size 2 for lie; Decorated English
china, square shape sets, IA pieces reduced rom
china cream pitchers DC, worth SOC; crystal glass
nnger D0WlS Tor 69c, worth $l.25; Parlor fire sets
69c, worth 81; Rising sun stove polish cakes for
25c, worth 6Oc.
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The Italian LabOrers, Camp.

To-day, in the Equity Court Judge Cox, in the
case OF the Schuetzen Park company against Thos-
Mccain and August Schmidt, TO restrain the use
and occupancy Of the Germana Schuetzen park
GALES, woodS) by Italian labOrers, upon the petit
ton OF Mr.. D. W. Classic for the complainant, the
court directed rule on Mr.. Mccain, returnable
tomorrow morning, TO show cause why he should
not be attached for contempt in disobeytng the
preliminary order of the court
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YARD WIDE percale. 6Nc.. Sterns', 9o4 eth.
READ Sinsheimers advertisement
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Very Latest SfvIes

JOnnSOH'S Oystef SAIOOnS,
440 and 442 9th street northwest The finest grades
for box, steamed, stewed, fried &C. All selected
Ladies' Saloon first floor. q
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White FlannelS,

Real Gamers Hair, Lambs Wool and Medicated Rec
Underwear. at bottom prices Francs, corner I'll
and d, the only Strictly One Price Hat and Eents
Furnishing Store In this CITY,
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Bailey's, $50 9TH street,
Wholesale wood and willow ware.
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VERDICT AGAINST DR.. W. II. HALE ON SUIT TO RE-
COVER A FKE OF $780,

VERDICT AGAINST DR.. W. H. HALE ON SUIT TO RE-
COVER A FKE OF 800.
A rather unusual case was submitted to Judge
Hagner in the Circuit Court. to-day. This was
suit 10 recover from DIR. ". II. Hale 800 paid him
by coiored man named Meredith, under a guaran-
tee of Hale that for that sum he would cure Mere
dithssOn OF pulmonary consumption, and In case he
Jailed he would refund the money. The boy died
ana Meredith sued Hale before q justice OF the
peace ana obtained Judgment The case was re.
opened ana judgment was given against Hale a
second time and he appealed. After the testimony
OF the parties was given this morning Judge Hag-
ner affirmed the Judgment below. He declined to
consider the defendants bill In bar for attending
MeredithS Wife, and decided the case solely as to
the original claim. Judge HagneT read the head
ing OF DIT. HaleS Circular-"liearth and Home
sworn circulation $1,000 copies monthly"-and the
signed guarantee to cure the son. and said this
guarantee was to perform an tmpossibiiity-to re-
verse decree OF the Amghty-and was akin to
gypseying and vOudOoiSm, which saws 81 don't
want your money, but as / must touch silver I
must have IL before can succeed The justice was
right In his decision that the money should be paid
back, and this court aftirmS that decision
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MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLoAKs AND NEW
MARKETS
900 styles SO select from We have Misses Newm sr
kets from 81 w.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ARTIFICIAL EYES. Hempler's. 458 Pa. ave.
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BEAUTIFUL DREss Goops

BEAUTIFUL DREss Goops
FROM THE BIG AUCTION SALE IN NEW YORK
LAST WEEK
BARGAINS, BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
FINE QUALITY ALL PURE WOOL COLORED
CHUDDA CASHMEBES. nearly yard and half
wide only Toe, worth $l.25.
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
BLACK SILKS BLACK SILKS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS.
OUR 81 BLACK SILKS reduced to $75c.; 81 IS
BLACK SILKS reduced to 81; Sl.5O BLACK SILKS
reduced to Sl.25
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to 81.
NEW YORK MIL aHEErING 25c.
COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, soc.
LARGEST SIZE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. T. L.
reduced from So to So
COLORED CASHMERES. all pure fine wool. wide
double width (price everywhere 5Oc) reduced to 37c
COLORED SILKS. Soc; FANCY SILKS, 37]sc.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. Gone yard and a half wide)
auction goods only size.
oc20 CARRIERS III MARKET SPACE
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Caracas. Tonic Cordial

The best and most reliable StOmachc and nervine
Try it In cases OF indigestion. cOc diarrhOea dys
pepsa, pains OF the stomach and bowels A de
nc1OuS appetizer AtMcGeeS, 9th, near d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

CorGHs. COLDS AND SORE THROAT yield readi
to b. ii. Douglass d sons Capscum Cough Drops
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WOOD AND COAL,

CoAL AND Woon
We have inst received large lot of Bakers PINE
WOOD. Also, fresh mined COAL of superior quality
for domestic all Of which offer lowest market
rates.
The attention Of consumers is respectfully invited
ali Inspection VI our stock
STEPHENSON & BRO,
m16 9Th ST. wharf and 18th 81. and Pa ava
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Of pure Cod Liver OIL with Hypophosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold by Drug
g1sts Large bottles, soc. Manufactured by w. E
Thornton, corner Baltimore and Harrison Streets,
Baltimore. Md. m.w.f
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WONDERFUL bargains at BlOut'S Tor To-
morrow Saturday.
NO FICTIoNs, BUT FACTS AND FIGURES
500 Ladies fine felt Hats, Moeskin bound, war;
rahted the latest shapes, at &c., actual value 81
300 Misses Velvetta TurbanS, ready and stylish
trimmed, Csc; former price S1.25
Another small lot OF those elegant childrenS'
trimmed. felt hats, at 9Sc; which were sold out SO
fast on last Saturday.
400 doz punches OF prime black Ostrich feathers,
very fine, at 4sc; bunch OF three, would be cheap
at S1.15.
125 26-inches, long Ostrich Plumes, In natural,
only at S1.9S; fully worth S.
1000 pieces OF black all Silk Velvet Ribbon, ~
inches wide, OF the very beet make, at 12kc per
yard; sold elsewhere at 25c.
pieces OF Marine blue, fine quality, MOleSKin, at
Sl.25 per yard worth 81 So
These are rare bargains, don't miss them.
l. L. BLOCT,
ITO 9TH street northwest
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ThOrnfOn,s E,,,ulsir

ssEsOugh On COughs.''
Ask for "Rough on Coughs" for Coughs Colds
Sore Throat, HoarseneSs TrOches, 15c. Liquid, 25c
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LONDON cough syrup, only 10 and 2o cents
bottle.
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We carry the largest stock Of

We carry the largest stock Of
SEALsKiN sACoUEs. DoLMANs, NEwMARKETS
AND CAPEs
in The city. and guarantee 20 sell them at least IS r
cent lower than any other house. Any Seal Garment
bought OF viii be kept during the summer free of
charge.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS PASSMoRE HAVING RETURNED To TIE
cty Is prepared to welcome back her old pupils and
q few ones. ut 1870 street northwest oc24-Ims
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Gen. Bankhead,. Paw Account

HIS PETITION THAT THE RECEIVER FOR SQUIERS d
CO. RETURN 1T TO HIM DISMISSED.
To-day, In the Equity Court, Judge Cox the case
OF Crawford agt j. II. Squiers & Co. was up on the
petition of Gen E. c. Bankhead for an order direct
ing the receiver, Mr.. j. b. Wilson, to return to him
his pay account for June, which he had placed
there for collection.
Mr.. A. ii. jackson appeared for the petitioner,
and argued that although the pay account was at
the bank when IL closed, it was not then due, and
had no business being placed to Gen. Bankheads
credit If it ever had been; Gen. Bankhead had re-
ceved no benefit from this account, and there was,
when the bank closed $50 yet due from his May ac-
count, which had been collected.
Mr.. WillOughby argued that this pay account
had been placed In the bank, and passed to Gen.
BankheadS credit, and that the account was part
of the assets OF the bank as much so as any other
draft or check found therein by the receiver
The court dismissed the petition
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EXTENSIVE SALE.-NeSsrs. Walter B. Williams T.
Co, auctoneers, will SELL within their salesroOm
Jonorrow morning, at IL O'Clock, tine collection
II household effects See advertisement In auction
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-24

Hahn's Reliable Cool Weather Spe-
cialties.
Gents $500 Solid Kip Working Boots.
Gents &. SO Double or Single sole Calf Boots.
Gents $3.50 Calf Custom-made Boots.
Gents Best French Calf Hand-Stitched Boots.
Gents $1.e5 All-eather CATERS and Laced.
Gents $500 and $3.50 Elegant Button, Laced and
Congress. A guarantee with every pair.
Gents $500 Fine Calf Scotch bottom shoes.
Ladies CSC. Reliable Pebble and Kid Button.
Ladies' ST. % WOrked-hOle Kid and Pebble Button.
Ladies' $500 Unrivalled Goat and Kid Button.
Five different widths, box or broad toe
Ladies' $500 Hand-Sewed Fine Button.
Misses $l.o0 Kid anG Pebble, Heel or Spring heel,
Button
Cmld's 75c. and 9Oc. Solar-tip Button, Heel or
Spring.
GOO. Solid School Shoes. for Boys or Girls.
Boys and Youths S1.0O Solar-tip Button and
Laced.
Don't compare these with the ordinary cheap
Shoes. They are reliable goods. specially made for
us and guaranteed as such by us.
SIG 7th street and 1922 PENNSYLVANIA ave.
TO.mOrrOW'S Bargains.
Handmade School Hoods, 25c.; Children'S MerinO
Underwear sizes 1t and Is, 1Sc., 20 TO a. Csc; ele
CANT Ladies' Vests 4Sc.; one lot Children's Gloves,
loo; an elegant handmade Coat, SIPS; Linen out
line Tides, &C.; Splashers, 21c. Complete line
Chiidren'S Jerseys. MRS. MAX WEYL, Agt,
l12 9TH street northwest.
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C. C. Shayne, the weii-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford q
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
profits Fashion Book mailed free assn
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]. n. HEGEMAN & Co.,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND PHARNA-
CEUTiCAL CHEMISTS.
60 FULTON STREET, New YORK.
In calling the attention OF Physicians Pharma-
cists and the public to the purity and medicinal
qualities Of the "DUFFY BARLEY MALT WHISKY"
we would state that before we accepted the agency
proofs OF the highest character OF the ABSOLUTE
PURITY tsrithOm eren a trace of FuSel OiD OF the
"DUFFY BARLEY MALT WHISKY" One OF the great
est annoyances physicians have in their practice
and difficulty which they have not up to this
time been able to OvercOme-iS that Of getting
PURE WHISKY for the sick room. The purity and
palatablenesS OF this Whisky specially cOmmendS
itself to the Physician, Pharmacist and the public.
Very respectfully.
j. n. HEGEMAN & Co.
October 1884
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On Account the Immense Stock

OH ACCOttnt the HnuHe1Se StOCK
OF holiday goods now arriving and being pushed
for room NJ. AugenStein, S17 9TH street northwest,
offers for tomorrow the following extraordinary
bargains, and will give to every purchaser of 81
more market basket: Coal hOd shovel and litter,
Bic; fancy lamps with chandelier trimmings, 79c.
wooden bucket and bar laundry SOAP lac; half
and fifty clothespns, 13c.; half dozen ebony handle
knives and forks 47c.; reproof basket pattern tea
pots, 21c.; washtub, zinc dashboard and clothes
line. &c., new style covered dishes, 46c.; decorated
chamber set, s. 80; covered butter dishes, &C., por
celain lined pipklns 29c.; stand lamps, complete,
19c.; mixing bowls, lSc., and thousands Of other
bargains, too numerous to mention.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: John
n Ehle to FL. HOFFMAN, ct al, trustees, pit. H. So.
e6l:-
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Put OR OF CHURCH.-Arthur Robinson, an old
colOred man. attired IL dilapidated army uniform,
was charged IN the Police Court this morning with
disOrdeTiy conduct Officer ShankS testified that
tire old man was put out Of the Fifth Baptist last
night fc- d1Sorderiy conduct The Old man said he
had cramps. and went after his wife for the key OF
the house he could get some medicine. and the
sexton pitched him out OF the door, He was fined
- or 81 days.
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IT WAS Nor SECOND MARRIAGE--In relation
10 the Associated press item published In THE
STAR yesterday concerning the alleged second
marriage at Atlanta Ga, on the 2lSt instant, OF
Prof & j. Birmingham and Miss Katie Fennlng,
Formerly Of Princeton. y. J.. IL is stated by rea-
tives OF the bridegroom, residing IN this city. that
Miss Fennlng has lived here during the last two
years with the mother OF Mr.. Biringham at PIG
80 street southeast; that there never was any
prior marriage; that the Atlanta marriage was
not secret, and thai there was no objection TO its
taking place.
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If You Buy Anything
In the Shoe line stop at J. Brooks 500 9TH street
Children'S Spring Heel, Hand Sewed, to 6, &c.
$3.50 Ladies' Kid and T, bible Button Boots, at q.
Special Bargain Sale at Clark's, 734
9TH Street Northwest, Tomorrow.
Scarlet indicated all wool underwear 75c., reg,l-
lar price S1.25; merino underwear, white and col
Ored Csc, worth 49, 35c., worth So our 49c merinO
underwear is sold elsewhere at 6Sc; gents canton
flannel drawers &c, worth 40c.; extra heavy can
ton flannel drawers acc, reduced from CSC; Jerseys
extra quality Jersey 81 49, g. IS braided Jersey
1885, children's Jerseys Sl.19 worth 81 so; Jersey
Caps the latest out Csc; 4button kid gloves 81 SO
quality, at s9c; Mousquetaire kid gloves, Sits
Quality. at 81; chidrens homemade zephyr hoods
Soc, so at 49, Infants sacks 43c, never sold less
than Soc; baimOral skirts 39c, regular price soc.
CioakS CiOakS. CioakS
Extraordinary bargains in ladies' and chiIdren's
clOakS. Every grade, style and all at the lowest
possible price CarkSs, 3 9TH street northwest 81.
Auerbach's Saxony Wool Knit Jackets, cor.
9TH and III SITS, are recommended by the physicians
OF this city.
j. Brock, SUI 9TH Street.
Saratoga Ladies' Kid and Pebble Button Boots 81 4O
One Of the Best known Drug Houses
In the country is MeSSrs. j. n HEGEMAN & Co. OF
New York city. They are our Selling Agents fol-
the city OF New York, and have issued the follow
being the Selling Agents We could not ask for a
higher Endorsement OF our goods
OFFICE OF
J. n. HEGEMAN & Co.,
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND PHARNA.
CEUTiCAL CHEMISTS,
60 FULTON STREET, New YORK.
In calling the attention OF Physicians Pharma-
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312 7th street and 3l3 9Th street northwest
oc2O Near Pennsylvania ava.