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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-05
Affairs in TenleytOvyn.
COrre2nQndeuce of Iar ErE>-1>-a S.nAn

CorrespOndence Of The EvENINo SrAR:
TESLEYTowN, D. c., September 5, 1SS4-Now that
the turnpike between us and your city is being
graded we hope TO see, before long, continuation
OF your city TO our village and CONNECTED by q
wei-patronlZed street raiway.--Our public school
inst.-The lodge Of l. o. OF G. T. ORGANIZED here
last February Is in a thriving condition, and Is
among the most promising IN the District THIS
lnst.-A Picnic given by ladies OF the Bapt jst
church OF this place last Tuesday evening was
ltzed--Rev. c. ". feasible resigned the pastor
ate OF the Baptist church to take effect on the 1871
OF NOvemt err, 1884.
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Rifle Match This Morning.

1o0yard rife match for which two handsome
gold medals and q silver and leather one were
offered prlzes took place on the Virginia side OF
the Potomac this morning The following scores
were made: Capt s. II. Jacobson, g. Won the first
prize; Richard CaviS, 81, the second; W: G. Mat
tingiy. q; NJ T. Ambrose, %; Harry Cate, 26; Hor-
ace Eccard, &c; Albert MINK and Ed. S. Smith,
eacn "a: E Evans, 10. The first prize is hand
some one. From an ornamental pin depends a tar
get surmounted by pair Of crossed rifles, the
whole surrounded by wreath Of different colored
god leaves The second prize Is pair Of rifles.
from which IS suspended shield On which is en-
graved tai get surrounded by deucate.y en-
gravel wreath The prize for the lowest score Is a
req leather star, bornl With silver. and in the GEN.
ter Is stamped pair OF rifles and target. AT the
conclusion OF the match. capt. jacobson gave an
interesting exhibition OF fancy craftsmanship, per-
forming many difficult shots.
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TIE RAILROADS AND THE Sc.,prps o,+rvo,.,.
peace reigned Yesterday between the different rail
r0ao INES running out OF New York to the Wesf Ar
wanna ana western and the Baltimore an1i brio the
rae . 70 chicago was 80. AT the WABASH and ST.
LOU LOUIS paeinc once It was sl6 The New York Cen
ers' oces tickets on any OF the roaais excenfipo
me 1.-TWO b, last named enuid be bought for siS
$3.50 The scalp Is did not deal in the Penns vi,
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Alexandria Affairs.

heForted Tor he tSENTNG STAR
The ANNUAL DEMONSTRATION BrOckett has IS
sued the 1Gith "-innuai Statement" OF the city OF
Alexandria N a heat book or some IS pages. He
gives not only the general summaries OF the opera.
lions OF the various city Oi11cts ana institutions
during 1854, but details OF The various works, &C
cOmpdnled by comparative tables showing the
changes nom year 10 year OF The last dccaGe. The
DOCK also contains an oilici directory Of the city
anu furnishes handbook or great value.
POLICE REPOET.-Silas Harr1Ss, colOred arrested
by Officers Pat hayes ana McCann. charge, assault
on Celia Chapman. coIored, WAS the only prisoner
AT The station house early this morning, but at a
later hour Neison Smith, charged with INSIDE
meanor, was brought in by officer Ogden The
mayor has fined Vim. Taylor, sarah Taylor and
Rush Stewart, all coored, S6 each Tor being DRUM;
and disOrderly.
NoTEs.--in election for member OF council from
Tue 4th ward, TO I'LL the place OF the late Malcomb
Mclean, is announced fOrthe l4th OF next month,
at tne old courthouse. Herbert Bryant is
agent here Tor Virginia exhibits at the New Or
leans eXh1Dition-JameS H. Reid, jr., son Of AL
GERMAN L. ". Reid OF this city, has been appointed
q cadet at The United States naval academy.--Al
exandra Is sending large amounts CT the fertilizers
manufactured here to the country the line OF the
railroads, some gong TO the tar soulh.-The clerk
OF the city school board continued to-day the issue
OF permits for pupils OF the cOlOred public schools
Some $40 have been issued.-John Barrett an ern-
pioye Oh Smoot, Perry d Co, died at his residence
On Cameron street yesterday.
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Affairs in West Washington.

AN EXCURSION Boar SCNK.-Last night the steam
packet Henry g. Wagner left for Alexandria On the
chesapeake and Ohio canal with about 200 excur-
sionists, friends and members OF the Independent
visit 10 the ancient city and had good time, and
started Tor home at a late hour. When about three
lilies from the Acqueduct bridge tine packet into
lock, damaging IL TO such an extent that the boat
sank In few minutes Tie passengers were Safely
landed on the toS-path, and compelled TO walk
on this side OF the river. The packet will probably
be raised to-day and towed to Georgetown.
MISCHIEVOCS BOYS FINED.-1hOElaS Murtagh
and joan Duncan, small white boys, arrested by
Olncer Fisher for cutting BARK of trees OF street,
were lined IS each LII the Police Court To-Day.
CASE NOT SCSTAINED.-Julia Lynch, the keeper
OF grocery store On Frederick street, near the
corner OF 9TH street, trial before Judge Mills
In the Police Court tliS morning, CHARGED with
keeping AL unlicensed bar. " sonny" Hunter, COZ
0red, testified he had bought whlskey from Mrs
Lynch by the pint only. John II. BOarm testified
that he had bought wniShey from MIS-. Lynch by
the h LII gallon. Franz Butter, coiored, testified
that ne had bought whiskey from Mrs. Lynch by
the pint, and only got 1t by the drink when Mrs.
Lynch would treat him The case Was dismissed
at the expense OF the District, the witness fees
amounting 10 1918
DEATH Or TIE OLDEST KNIGHT OF PYTH1As.-Mr.
John A. Flynn died at his residence, No. 14O5 2Jlh
age OF 81 years. Mir. Flynn Was Il member OF Pen
taiphia lodge, No. %. +. A. A. NJ, and Hermione
lodge, No II, K. or P, and was also the Oldest
klhght or PythiaS and tue oldest Mason In the Dis
uict His funeral Will take place Tomorrow after
noon at O'clock, from his late residence.
CONDITION OF WATER AT7 A. M.-Great Falls, &C.
Receiving reaervolr-north connection, g., south
connection. 80. distributing Observation-Disclosures
gate house, 49, efnueIt gate house, S. Low tide
IN the RIVER to-day at p in. Iii b Tide at II pm.
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Nearly a Murder on Shipboard.
THH STORY A SECOND NATE TILLs OF fKRlfDl.

Nearly q Murder on Shipboard.
TH1 STORY SECOND NATE THIIs OF fK1liIII
PLOT AND ATTENPr 10 KILL HIM.
telegram from Philadelphia. September l. says
Cnafies hixea, the second mate OF the bark Cnani-
ma which arrived at this port yesterday from a
port in South America, visited police headquarters
to-day, and related very peculiar story. He stated
That In March last, while in South America he
shipped as seaman on board the vessel; but when
the day for sailing arrived the second mate and
nve OF the crew, through superstition. refused 10
sail on the voyage. and their places had to be sup
Piled By other men. The frst mate Of the bark
was John Davis. Just previous to sailing the cap
tain appointed Rikel second mate. against the pro-
test OF Davis, who wanted another member Of the
about Ave weeks ago while Rikel was On watch.
ne was approached, 50 he alleges, by Davis, who
struck him On the head with either a Delaying pin
or natchet, and knocked him SenSeleSS He was
confined TO his cabin during the remainder OF the
voyage on reaching port yesterday one OF the
the assault Davis approached and Induced him to
enter into conspiracy to murder the second mate.
The plan proposed was that Davis was to strike
R1kel with Delaying pin or some other object,
and then the German was to throw him overheard
When the assault was made the German refused to
perform his part OF the contract. On these alega-
lions the magistrate issued warrant for the arrest
OF Davis; but when the Officers visited sailors
boarding house and attempted to arrest him he re-
sisted, and knocked On1cer Doug herty down. The
other seamen In the house came to his rescue, and
threatened vengeance on the ofcers but the latter
OIC" tucl EeNUlSSTS anu SuCCeSCeU IN 'ak1nR l00
man into custody. Davis was held In s. 600 bail for
hearing before the United states commissioner.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST PAsToR.-Tntense ex.
element exists among the cOlored population at
Lynchburg, Va, over the arrest Of the Rev. Philip
Cobbs on the charge Of criminal intimacy with one
OF his congregation. Thomas Neal suspected his
wife and Cobps OF Illicit association, and kept
h to Me c made @ that n
latter escaped his vengeance. Neal searched for
him for hours with shotgun until persuaded by
large Methodist church (coored) and stood high In
the opinion Of his congregation
strange and unclass1ned insect is poisoning
people at Norwich, CT, by Its sting.
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JUDGE TouRGEIs MAGAzINE.-Mr. h. W. B. How
ard, secretary OF sour Continent Publishing Com
pany," which controls The Continent mayazine
said in New York yesterday that they were moi de-
going TO let the magazine go by the board II may
be sold or II may be contlnu by the present man
agement. Mr. E G. Bridgman, Of Frank LesIie's
ing between the owners OF The Continent magazine
and Mrs. Frank leslie, but the matter Is not sec
tied"
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JOh1sOl,S 18th and r.

Having just returned from tour of inspection OF
the lower Chesapeake ana seaside in regard to
oysters, have now larry opened. Arrived to-day 10
parreii Inc Norfolk aud Hampton Bar oysters,
when are very line. To-day We have choice steam,
raw, stewed, ied, broii, sc. AS this my seventh
good one, ex ect TO show him up to the salisfac-
elon OF my patrons Lifetime experience. Ladies
Aal Sc silicon attached. [31 JoH$SoN. 18th and E
Buffyes Pure Malt WEisiey is not Bit
te''S, out pure whisky, that has been analyZed
10y ,va,iinS chemists and generally adopted 10y the
profession Ask the leading ply sIcans OF this city
Their opinion. 6
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AmuSemeu,s. Nc.. TO.niUbt.

Amusemenis, &c, Tonight.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE--Mr. Lester Franklin In
s.New York"
DRIVERS GARDKS--Interesting performance
DINE MCSEUN-CuriosftIe and novelties
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DusSy.s Pure Malt VVni.,xey is not a 81
The Escaur;fuI D;SnIay

OF FAN Stye HAS al Francs, corner 7th and SIS,
Tue only strictly one-pr.ce Hat and Gents Fur
nIoulng store In the city. Is the town talk young
and Old SteJsons celebrated SOFT aud sun haJS
are dlspiayed in great ploiuSon, aid prices are
sucn that the Closest ana most economical buyers
piououAce tuein the cheare,t in town. l.3.5
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A YER'S AGUE CURE, WHEN USED ACCORDING
"A to directions, IS warranted to eradicate from the
system all forms Of arial disease such Fever and
Axue. Chill Fever Intermittent Remittent and Bilious
Fevers. and disorders of the liver Try it. The err
ment Is safe one and will cost you nothing
not effected se2
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SOME PERSON unknown made an attempt last
niSut enter the house OF John Grinder. 1901 1St
street IuteSt. by cutting Stats Inc front
wIn.UW blinds. Nothing Is miSsing.-An attempt
also made last Eight TO enter the grocery and
liquor store OF Patrick HarJnetI. half and street
sou beast by cutting Stats from the 'front.' window
blinds
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SEAToN PERRY,
SUCCESSOR 10 PERRY 4 BROTHER,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BROTHER,
HAVING DETERMINED TO DISCONTINUE THn
Lee CURTAIN DE- ARTMENI, !9MINa To TIE
AM OF SPA TO PROP klY DISPLAY THEM }
HAS "MAkktD down" HIS ENIIkh sTotk OF
NoTT1NGH NJ, ANTIQUE AND MADRAS LACE
CURTAINS IRON 25 10 20 PER CENE This Is
hARE tfpoR UNITY FOR fAR1lIs FURNISH
ING &c CRCHASE CURTAINS. AND AN EARLY
lSspES 81 -, Is SoiiIIitD. As THEY WILL
LARGE LOT OF cHIIDREN,s FANCY coLoRED
lose Al 25o PEN PAIR, REDUCED FROM soc.
BARgAlys IN LADIES FANCY coLoREp HOSE
AT 3sSC, FOs MIR flIC 1Sc
MEDIUM WEIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS AT
GRtAlLl REDUCED PRICE.
1MlOkTt 40 JkhSEh : FROM $50 To S.
SILK. CHI DDA, CASHMERE AND BERLl y sHAwIS
NEW STOCK + FALL. AND WINTER ALL WOOL
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN ALL THE LAT
Est SHADES
DkAP D'AIMAS, BISON CLOTHS
AII~WGOL SCOTCH PLAIDS.
NEW FRENcH TwfLLED CLOTHS. TRIcoTs AND
BRoAuClOTHS.
PLAIN AND BROCADED GERMAN vELvETs,
lMMENSE SlOtk OF BLACK AND COLORED
LYONS SILKS AID NtLsETS
gF CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RLCT PRICES.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIBy SIGNAL OFFrrv9 !
u q S..nf a IN z

FOR the m:slle Atlantic states, slightly cooler,
Crtefi.ly far weather. variable winds. For SItGr-
d. generally fIlr weather IS Indicated for New
nj ;.i md the middle Atlantic states and partly
C.UtIdF Se.tI-t aud locd showers in the other dis
III - east II Ihe ROcay mountains Tie temporal
IgTe WILL b. slightly iCWer IN New England. "a
u aary the itI-ie Atlantic. south Atian i. no
IA: states .aLii the G,.io valley and Tennessee,
Ia cher IN the lake rei Us, and sJatiOnarv, followed
h. 10" r IL the upper Mississippi and Missouri Va4-
leyS
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FCR PICKI IS1-pure cider vinegar and spices
john Il. Mag-udcr, 1411 New York avenue.
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BaiIey's 81 Saw. warranted equal any
at s2.50. 2m

Persons OF Sedentary habits and those confined
In Offices during the day viii find nothing so inv1g.
Grating as wine glass full Of DUfys Malt Whiskey
taken III the morning and evening. Try it.
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puffy's pure Malt Whi.hey VIII assist diges-
tlon and positively cure dyspepsia If you Will take
nail wine glass fGII hall hour before each meal
anu Use IL al your dinner; proportion ,, whiSkey, =
water. Try IL.
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JERSEY Wolth S1.5O reduced 10 =.
Pieated back. black and coOred, 81 -
Few more Tine Jai!Or-Indde IT 4 SaCTiTice
10 pair OF - Blankets al Il.
25 doZ OF odds and ends VI CorSets SOC.
Children : GOcSanerS (warTante1l, 15c.
LADIES' GosSamerS warranted gum, 81.
stu continue selling I2Ec PercaieS at SIC.
$3.50 White Spreads III al
handsome Co.orrd Dress Goods, Sc
noUo!e-Wlcth Lace Buatlng, worth SOC. at l6c
and good Ginghamo at 81
"EXCELsIoR' DRY GOODS STORE,
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SIXTY THOUSAND
(s600O0)
IN SILKS, VELVETS AND DRESS GOODS
CASH PRICES.

CASH PRICES
81! KS. SILKS. SILKS
SH 374. S7k
width in Navy Blue Dark Green. Garnet and Brown.
Cash price 37b
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPAcR
price ST.
BL. SILKS. excellent quality caah price 81: worth
Co'oEED SILKS. excellent quality. cash value 75c.
HANDSOME BRocADE BLACK SILK VELVET. cash
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DIRE GOODS, silk and wool,
25c.
Elesched TABLE DAMASK, ali pure linen. cash value
Soc. worth 75c
BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKETS
81 81. s.
LtRGE SIZE. ALL WOOL, DOUBLE BLANKETS, IS.
HANDSOME BROCAD. BLACK SILKS, cash value
7:c., worth 81.
BEAUTIFUL. DRESS GOODS, all pure wool 25c
COLuRkD SILK v LVETS 81 %
CLOTH. for Poys' wear %. 80. so, g. Is 81
CASH F..1CES NO CREDIT
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Malaria. Indigestion. Dyspepsia AM
wasting diseases invariably give way TO the bench
cent influences OF Duffy Pure barley VI alt whiskey
Try it. ~
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iIsSEII-S ICr GREEN
shipped anywhere out Of town
Is:y View YORK avenue
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A Session Of Scienrisss.

n ScsSIO0 Oh SC10ntiS(S>
MEETING OF THE AMERICAN AssoCIhrIoS-Mauy
FOREIGN DELEGATES rREsENT-wAsH1NGros' ,rx
PARTICIP ATING
The session In Philadelphia yesterday of the
American Association for the Advancement of Sol.
ence was OF an unusually interesting nature and
many distinguished scientists were present. Dele
gates We're there from the most noted societies in
the world, and the subjects discussed were nre.
sented IN the aelest manner. The association IS
divided into sections, and after the general meet
ing, at WHICH the association was welcomed m
Pennsylvania end Philadelphia in address, nv
Gov. PattiSon and Mayor Smith the sections ~
tired TO their respective quarters
me SectOn on economic science and stattsttoa
met IN the nell OF the Historical Society q "
Smiley, OF Washington, D. c., Is secreiary ann
Cen John Eaton. OF the Snme city spoke on :Scien
tito Methods and Scientific knowledge In Common
Affairs " SoA1'u1on
mt IN the section on anthropology Prot Edward
morse. OF Salem Mass, presided, and W. H. Holmes.
Of Washington, d. c.. recorded The address WIS
upon "Ihe Antiquity OF Man" wac
invitations were sent to the society to visit and
inspect the workings OF United States coast and
geodetic survey Offices and the electrical exhihi.
ton. SAAAAoA-
The scientific papers filed for discussion number
two hundred and seven 'S'
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Ladies'. you who are tired and worn out IN this
warm weather tile Z little bro zen ice ana Dufy's
pure Malt WhSkey. IL Will build YOU up Try IL 6
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The Courts.
POLICE CouRr-Judge MUS pro te,


To-day, John Hicks, colored. was charged with
refusing to pay cab hire Mr.. T. P. wilson the
driver, testified that Hlcks hired his cab last night
and the bill was $3.50, Of which he only paid 81 Is
When witness threatened to take him 70 the STA
ton house "the lady who was with him tainted"
he was sentenced to pay the 81 rs, in deInult Of
which fifteen days in jail James Johnson colore l.
was sentenced to three months on the farm for be-
Ing SUSPICIOUS Dersou
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SLAUGHTER IN Day Goops,
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2orH

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 2orH,
We wieell from Immense Stock of Dry Goods and
Notions At Prime Cost
OUR STOCK Is ENTIRELY TOO LARGE AND
MUST BE REDUCED.
10 show the diff renee between profit and cost We
quote a few leading articles:
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Aueusr CLEARING Our SArEa

AUeusr CLEARING Our SALEa
LANsBuRaH BRO
WILL SELL OUT THIS MONTH THE REMArNpER
OF SUMMER GOODS AT sLAUGHTERrNo 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-FTvE DEPARTMENTS AT LESS
THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL M
FORMATIONS WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN
AILouRa eAND &c. LAWNS wARRANTEpFAsr
coLoRs REDUCED TO . CENTS OUR i2h AND
l5o LAWNS REDUCED TO CENTS.
REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE 10
CLOSE
ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE
AS WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM TO NEXT
| SEASON
BLEACHED TABLE Ns.wARRANTED PURE
FULL WIDTHS. REDUCED TO soc FRoMeo
10000 WASHER ALL-LINEN HUcK TOWELS AT
l24 CENTS
NAPKINsi EAPKINsn
ODDS AND ENDS OF SOME AND HUNDREDS OF
DOZENS OF OTHERS AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
ABOUT 700 PAIRS LAST SEASONS BLANKETS.
Which WE HAvE MARKED AT GREAT BARGAINS
FEW 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 e. ACTUAL VALUE sla
WHITE GOoDsl WHITE GooDsn
SPLENDID CHECK NAINsooK REDUCED TOTO
EXCELLENT INDIA LAWN REDUCED TO lie
FROM lso
loo YARDS DOTTED AND FIGURED sw1ssRs
REDUCED TO l2sc. FROM Soc
JERSEYS. yERsEYsu
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT A GREAT REDUCTION
GREAT SACRIFICE IN LADIEg UNDERWEAR.
SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY sonED AND
WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
200 DOZEN APRONS FULL DEEP RuFFLEs. loo
10 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 TIE THIRD FLOOR IN THE ABOVE 0ooDA
TAKE He ELEVATOR
COTTONS AND sHFET1N0S. BROWN AND
BIEAcHf d. OF ALL THE WtLL-KNOWE bRAEDA
SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET.
ING AT 20 CENTS PER YARD. BEST fEQUor
BIEACHED PILLOW CASE COTTON HH CENTS
PER YARD.
WE MEAN BUSINESS. ARE PREPARED FOR rHR
SAME AND SHALL NOT F1INCH FROM Loss 10
poIT
MANY OF OUR CLERKS ARE OFT on FURLOOoH
BUT WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED TO WAIT ON
YOU WITH PRoAPTNtSS DURIAo THESE HOT
DAYa
LANSBURGH q BRO.
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SEATON PERRY.

PERRY BUILDING.
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th strest
Established lS4O euSQ
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To Make Room

for our fail goods. NJ. Augensteln. 81. nth street
northwest, offers the following imInpusa bargains
Tor tomorrow only: Market basket, doz dinner
Plates and y doz cups and saucerS, 11c.: stone
her and tea SeIS. cOnbed. l2 pieces, Sl4 S. worth
SIS: decorated lea sets. IL pieces. worth $40. only
s. IS: wooden water bucket and 80 Clothes pins
To-: new style decorated chamber sets. 81 -: 2
string broomS, l2c; waSaboard and bar soap. loo !;
y doz ebony handle knives and forks, 4ec.; fancy
Vase lamps, with brilliant trimmings. eSc; large
size covered market baskets, worth -. only sec;
Dish pans l0and lee. each; backing brush and box
Olachil., I0y.
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.rUlzLFp.~ See Hahn's al. page ?

THE Decorative Art SchOo. opens Sept 1st, Vernon
Row. s45 Pa ave. A. f HOyle. L. V alker.
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Those who are nursing people down with
ieVer, VIII IND not. Ing equal 10 Duny's Malt Wits
Key and Ice Tor al Kinds Oh levers. Try 1t
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Dublin, in an article headed "Turu the RaS..a I
Out" urges the people to vote against the govern
ment Inc Irlsh members of parliament WIN nr,,,
Sless IN reply to the queens speech shan be d.
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NouHee Art school, opens Sept 1St Vernon
Row, as Penusy Ivanit aXetlle. Wfsa
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Lawyer Sue. His Clients.

AN ATTORNEY CLAIMS THAT HIS FEES WERE NOT PAID.
A suit has been flied by Mr.. Aionzo F. Carnan, in
the Equity Court, against Patrick Maloney, An
drew Gleason, John E Hcrrel and Gilbert Patter-
son. asking that ID injunction may issue restrain
ing defendants from paying out any moneys re-
ce1ved 10y them from the United States In consider
alton OF their contract 10 construct the new Wash
fLr;on reservoir until his Claim against them Is
satisfied. He alleges for and II consideration or his
services as their attorney MalOney and Gleason
give him $500 in cash and ten per cent COM
mission ON tn money received from the govern
meRt lie was paid the s50c. and has received
since his commission 50 $50 lie alleges that the
attendants have received about $4,000 from the
government. and that about 5000 Is still due him.
Plaintiff further claims that be acted as attorney
Tor cieDdlnts IrOi1 september 20. 1SS3 unit April
/, 1854, When MSloney and Gleason entered into
scheme TO dtfraud him; and that In April last
HerreIl and Gleason turned over, or pretended to
over. the work TO Patterson, Maioney remain
ing as his assistant, and MalOney and Gleason still
receiving money 1rOu the government and re-
ceiputBg for II. Plaintiff charges that MalOney
and Gleason are lnSoivent, and that since April
last he has received no money on account OF his
services Der contract.