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A CARD-The first season Of my accession to the
shoe trade at 4}2 7Jh street has Just ended with
great success, under the management or Mr.. Louis
heflbrun- take pleasure to announce 10 the resi-
dents OF the District and surrounding counties that
i prepared 10 ofer for inspection jul stock OF
the best makes OF hand and machine Sewed boots,
Cutters waIkrasts ties and slippers of all the latest
styles and Inventions, especially made TO my order.
Our prices are within the reach OF all our motto:
Good work for the lowest prices. $. E. Young, 4O2
7th street. at HeilbrunS old stand Look for the
old woman in window.
P. S.-My stock OF dry and fancy goods is also
complete, at sO4 1th street
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Will Mcdonald 2542 Dearborn street. Chicago
gratef ly Acknowledges cure OF Salt Rheum head,
neck face arms and legs for seventeen years. able
t. walk except on hands and knees for one year. not
able to heif hilnse eight years. tried hundreds of
remedes doctors pronounced his noI eess: per
manently cured by CUTICURA EsoLvENr (blood puri-
her internally. and CUr1cURA AID CUTIcUnA SOAP tthc
great skin cures) externally
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S11ks AND VE1vErs.

BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET &1OO
COLORED SILKS. So FANCY SILKS 81
COLORED SILKS. 81. So reduced to $l.OQ
BLACK SILKS S1.25, reduced to Sl.OQ
CASH PAICES. NO CREDIT
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPAoR
BLACK CASHMERLS double width. pure woo, .
SIN So g., 75
Double Width BLANKETS. $500
CLOTH. for Boys wear 81 and 60
Blenchcd TABLE DAMASK pure linen u.s. reduced to IN
COLOkED CASHMEkES Pure Wool double width.
81, 80. g., Is
coLoRED sAT1NS. so. BLACK SATINS, 50!
BROCADE BLACK SILKS, Is
BLACK SILKS. g. reduced to 81 50
New York Mills SHEETING COTTON
widest and best, 25
BLACK CASHMERE shAWLS. pure wool, 81. so
Good {. NTON FLANNEL,
NUNS YELLING. widest. double-width pure wool
{backD 80. T '
REMNANTS OF SILKS. coLoRED AND BLACK
CASHMEREs AN DRESS GOODS AT
LESS THAN COST
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Amusensents, &c. Tonight.
FoRp's OPERA HoUsE.-"The Corner Grocery"
THEATER CoNIQcE-Varieties
DRIVERS GAKDKs.-Interesting entertainment.
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r. h. Drake. esq.,, Detroit Mich. suffered untold tor
lures from Salt Rheum. which appeared his hands,
head and face and ary destroyed his eyes, After
most careful doctoring and consultation physicians
failed to relieve him. be used the Cur1cURA hEMED1x
and was cured, and has remained so to date
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ht VVCH0HFEe
rcr or TuE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

OFFICE OF me CHEZ S1GNtL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August q. 1851. go ami
For the middle Atlantic states slightly cooler fair
brisk today Oh the coast For Thursday warmer
generally flirer weather l. indicated in the Atlantic
%. st states and The lower lake region. Partly
cloudy warmer weather with local rains is iDd-
Gated the upper lake REGION tue Ohio, Missis-
SpDi and Missouri valleys
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SENT WHERE HE BRLONGs.-John Mcclure, of
Brooklyn, was released from the penitentiary on
wednesday last, after serving hts fourth term. On
Sunday he got drunk, threw his mother-in-law on
the stove, broke wash bowl on his wife's mead.
and drove her nom the house. He was sent back
TO the penitenttary for SIX months.
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Aueusr CLEARING Our SALES.

Aueusr 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-FIvE DEPARTMENTS AT LESS
THAN COST TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR FALL IN
FORMATIONS. WHICH WILL SHORTLY COME IN.
ALL OUR s. AND &C. LAWNS. WARRANTED FAST
CoLORs. REDUCED TO CENTS OUR 1256 AND
l5c LAWNS REDUCED TO CENTS
REMNANTS OF THESE AT YOUR OWN PRICE TO
CLOSE
ALL DRESS GOODS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE,
AS WE DO NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM TO NEXT
SEASON.
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS wARRANTEDP PURE.
FULL WIDTHS. REDUCED TO 4Oc FROM CO.
10000 WASHER ALL-L1NEN HUCK TOWELS AT
l215 GEMS
NAPKINS! NAPK1NsN
ODDS AND ENDS OF SOME AND HUNDREDS OF
DOZENS OF OTHERS AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
ABOUT zoo 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 sl75
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOoDs.!
SPLENDID CHECK NAINsooK REDUCED To7c.
EXCELLENT INDIA LAWN REDUCED TO no
FROM 1sc
REDUCED TO 12sc FROM 3oc
JERSEYS! JERsEYs,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY AT GREAT REDUCTION.
GREAT SACRIFICE IN LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
SOME OF THESE ARE SLIGHTLY soILED AND
WILL BE SOLD AT HALF PRICE
200 roZEN APRONS. FULL DEEP RUFFLKs. LOG.
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 sHEETINGS, BROWN AND
BLEACH D. OF ALL THE WELL-KNOWN BRANDS
SPLENDID TEN-QUARTER BLEACHED SHEET
ING AT 20 CENTS PER YARD. BEST PEQUOT
BLEACHED PILLOW CASE COTTON 12k CENTS
PER YARD.
WE MEAN BUSINESS, ARE PREPARED FOR THE
SANE, AND SHALL NOT ELINCH FROM LOSS TO
DOT.
MANY OF OUR CLERKS ARE OFF ON FURLoUGH
BUT WE HAVE OVER ONE HUNDRED TO WAIT ON
YOU WITH PROMPTNLSS DURING THESE HOT
DAYS.
LANSBURGH BRO,
au2 800 40 and 42l SEVENTH STREET
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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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Sous OF vETERANs-The convention of the second
Philadelphia yesterday. New York, New Jersey.
Delaware, Pennsylvania. West Virginia, Maryland.
Virginia, Ohio, and the District Of Columbia were
REPRESENTED
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CARRIERS. I'll MARxrr SPACE

EARLY FAIL SUPPLIES
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY + RRorHEs,.
IS OPENING DAILY NEW FALL, DRY GOODS
NEW FRENCH BHOADCLOTHS AND TRICOrS
LCPIN'S CASHMERES IN BLACK AND ALI. THE
s SEW " AT G AND WINTER SHADES From
GuBERTs g. Atwood HAB1r.cxorHs AT Al:
~, FORMER PRICE 81 Is
NtW G9LoRINGs IN ALI-wooL FRENCH DRESS
4RI!AhEKiTz pRAp D'ALMA AND H,Npoy CLOTHS
PARIS EMBR0IDERED Fl, HIS. ~ CO.
MEDIUM WEIGHT IMPORl ED WRAPS AND
JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
SILK c gI cAASi TnT AND BERLIN sHAwLs
'sP1 Gal BARGAIN in BLACK AND coLoRFD
RHADAMks. sURAHs AND eros GRAIN
COMP. Ere STOCK OF POLKA DOT sArrEENs
NAVY gTgE AND .2!E,. CREAM WHITE ALL:woo1
md 8 1NcHEs s %iD IS Ei az 81 WIDE AT &c.,
sgMMER ,BLANKE. s FRO = q TO Go PER PAIR.
LINEN LAWSss .scoTcH -GfNGHHMs. EMBRo1-
suf PREP s, 5oEE 81 AND AZ
THE BEST EUROPEAN MANCF1cT6REhs
GxcAoIcE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND ooa.
k&CI PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildins
Established lsAo fau2G Penna. .venua coz 9th It
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IIssEIIS ICE CREAM
Shipped anyw here out OF town.
I427 New York avenue.
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The Camp in the Grove.

INCREASING INTEREST AS THE END DRAWS NEAR
HAPPENINGS IN THE CAMP YESTERDAY.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August 26th.
Many were detained at home to-day by the
Threatening aspect OF the morning, but the crowd
was greatly augmented by afternoon arrivals. AS
the close OF the camp draws nearer the daily at
tendance and the interest In the services increase
AL OF the services OF to-day were remarkable for
the interest displayed
The s:45 service was a novel but deeply religious
neetlng-a "Let Co. service. in which each chris
tan was willing to let go the world and draw
nearer to God.
Al II O'Clock DIR. s. X. Cox, pastor of Mt Vernon
NJ. T. church SOUTH preached sermon to a full
more curse"
The ehiidren's song service led by Prof. Sipe, was
the largest held during the camp meeting
The sacrament of the Lords supper was admin
lsteled at O'Clock to $50 communicates This SER
wee was led by P. E. DIR. Deale, assisted by others
Al the young peoples meeting, where there IS
always thrOng, in response to an earnest touch
Ing appeal from Mrs Roach, nine asked for prayer
AFTER lorcibe sermon by Rev. John Edwards, OF
AleAahdrla from John ILL., SO. lie that be.1eveth in
the son hath everlasting life,' three pen1tents
sought forgiveness at the altar.
Rev W. Mckenny, at Mr. Harrv Craig'S COL
tage. tnlS afternoon, chriStened Clarence, infant
son of Mrs. Macarthur.
CAMP ITEMS.
Revs. Hurst, Reed, Hartsock and Dr. Dashtells
arrived In camp to-day.
There will be an excursion to Luray from the
grove tomorrow.
Inc census Of August Goth shows 1l3 tents and
cottages. ana resilient population of 1863
Prof. Dane, an artist OF Pm ladelphta was pros-
pecting In grove scenery pei.y.
Inc Seyen-year old daughter OF A. J. Davis Of
Baltimore. lell from bench and fractured two
bones OF the right lore arm DR.. +. Howard and DE-
- a, Norton gave all necessary surgical attention
10 the inb aid ordered the Immediate removal OF
The sufferer TO her home. The family left for Balt.
more ut 7:l0 p.
MI jenkins lett the grove this afternoon after
iorty-eight lours, stay in camp Other departures
Were MIS- EaIlisey, Oh Baltimore, and Rev. MI. Ed
wards N
Prominent visitors at the grove TODAY were
JUDGE David Griffith. Miss Eua BrGddOck James
CaShell, Samuel POlkinhorn, William Pitts BaItf-
morG; Cooley Teasdaie, E. England, and Richard
Oc0Ii. Il
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The Farmer Gets Both a Windfail and
a Wind Will.
Speer's Port Grape Wine. for Weakly
Persons.

This product Of the grape is prescribed and used
by leading physicians, when nourShing wine is
sirabe: especially for females. aged persons and
consumptives. and by churches for communion.
hundreds OF New York physicians have visited
Speers vineyard and VINE cellars. and pronounced
his vine pure and uneXcel!ed nealthiul proper
ties 1t is sod by all druggists. WAS
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NROugh on Pain.,s

ssROugh on Pain.''
cures collie, cramps, diarrhOea; externally for
aches pains, sprainS headache, neuralgia, rheuma-
usm. For man Or beast. % and Soc Is
Persons OF Sendentary habits and those con-
fined In offices during the day, Will find nothing so
invigorallng as Wine glass full OF Duffy's Malt
WhSkey taken In the morning and evening. Try it 6
"AIderncy Dairy WaEOnS."
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in han-pound WARD" prints. Csc. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterluiA aul sweet
MILK, &c per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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For PIeKLISG-pGre cider vinegar and spices
John H. MagrufIer. 1417 New York avenue.
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Bicycle Shirts at Aueroach's, 7th and H. EN-, ", t

Ladies', you who are tired and worn out In this
warm weather take a lttle broken ice and Duffys
pure Malt Whisky. 1t will build you up. Try ii. 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-27

Duffy's pure Malt Whiskey will assist diges-
tion and positively cure dyspepsia if you viii lake
half WINE glass full hall an hour before each
meal and use 1t at your dinner; proportion = whiS-
key y water. Try ii. t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-27

On Thirty Days, Trial.
The voltaic Belt Co. Marshall Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-NOltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
WCung or oldl who are afflicted with nervous de.
billy lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
nS speedy anu complete restoration or health and
manly vtgor. Address as above y B-No lisa Is
Incurred. Is thirty days trial is allowed w,S,m
Those who are nursing people down with a
FEVER, Will nnd nothing equal TO Duify'S Malt
Whiskey and ice for all Kinds OF fevers. Try it. 6
isailey's 81 Saw. warranted equal any
at $2.5U. 2m
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VTNHE BEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES ACKNOWI.-
edge the great value Of Ayers Cathartic Pills. and
frequent prescribe their with the utmost conf.
dence. well knowing that they are the most efectual
remedy ever devised for disc caused by derange
ments of the stomach liver and bowels
no YOU WISH BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
~ Then use Ayers Sarsaparia 1t cleanses and puri-
fes the blood. and thereby removes hotches and PIN
pies from the skim MAKING it smooth aud clear and
giving it bright aud healthy appearance au2s
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On Thirty Days Trial.

Mothers give your little ones who are wasting
ana suffering from the heat DuffyS Malt WhiSkey
with broken ice. 1t Will build them up. 6
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Tb0rnlnn,s Emulsion

ofpure Cod Liver Oil with HypopEosphites OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, COLDS. Consumption. impaired
nutrition and general debility: easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed by Physicians. Sold 10y Drug
gistS- Large bottles, Soc. Manufactured 10y W. {.
Thornton, corner Baltimore and harrison streets,
Baltimore, MI M,wr
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CITY ITEMS.

at X. Goldschmid sl2-7th ST NV Covered tin buck
els 2 Of sc, Qt 81, Of. l3c, and Of lec; Ice
cream tray with IL SaucerS 10 match pc; Crystal
eiaSS oreakIast sets pieces Csc; lin cups pt.
ior SC: pt. Tor &c; Large water pitchers 23c:
Backing brush with box OF blacking l0c; Steak
for l0c; Covered saucepans 2 Of &c; OF. &C. OF.
l2c Bread coasters &c; Crystal glass ice cream sau-
GERS Win handles 6 for lsc; Silver glass bouquet
bling brushes &c large size Sc: Kings bottle dinner
castors 4Ic; pd Coffee canisters lc Cake stand
large size lsc large l6c plain glass &C. &C. and
lVc, SAT- ana Pepper casters l9c; Shelf paper d
Sneets lot &C. Large tea bells 10c; silver plated tea
spoons Tor &c. OF. water buckets &c. real matol-
lea cream pitchers or mugs lie; also to make room
ioF new goods wonderful bargains viii be offered
IN baoy Carriages; Travelling Trunks and Refrig-
orators
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TIE Decorative Art School opens Sept 1st, Vernon
Row e45 Pa ave. A. E. Hoyle, E. Walker.
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Applicat for rates to cubs should be made only to
the office of the Company il New Orlears
For Iurther infornst write clearly giving fun I'd.
dress Make p. o. Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letters to New Orleans National Bxnk New
Orleans, La
Postal Notes and ordinary letters by NAH or Exprsss
{a sums OF % and upwards by Express At expenDe
to
II. A. DAUPHIN
au13. Ia q. 30se36 New Orleans La
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The Courts.

POLICE COURT-Jud0e Nils pro tenn
To-day, John Cation was fined IS for disturbing
the quiet OF West Washington Patrick Curran, an
ING. o "
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Death Of DR.. Grafton TYLER.

AN OLD AND DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIAN PASSES AWAY
Dr. Grafton Tyler, OF the oldest and most dis
tingushei ply sicians Of the District died at 40
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at his home 1900 3O;h
street. West Washington, In the seyenty-thrd year
| OF his age DR.. Tyler, who had been in feeble
health Tor several months, went 10 Spring Lake \
j., early In July. hoping To recuperate. on the 18th
UT ne returned 10 his home ID this city, having Oh
tanned no oenent from his journey. Since that time
he had been confined to his bed Death resulted
rom complication OF diseases which baff1ed the
most SkllIlul physicians
DR.. Tyler was born November 81 1911, In Prince
George county. Nd, on an estate which had been
IN the possession OF his ancestors since 1850. He
was educated at Rev James Carnahan's academy
In Georgetown, and studied medicine with Dr.
Richard Duckett. who owned Il farm adjoining that
OF DR.. y.ers father in Maryland Subsequently he
attended lectures at the University OF MARYLAND.
and upon his graduation from that institution be,
came the partner OF DR.. Duckett He at once en-
tered upon a successful professional career. He
acquired large Practice and devoted himself with
sun zeal to his duties that he seriously impaired
his health In lS43 he settled In Georgetown where
he gained and enjoyed, until his health gave way
lew weeks ago, very large practice. For over
forty years he filled the post OF ply scian to George
town University In 1916 he was made professor of
the practice OF medicine by Columbia College an
honor which he resigned some years later on ac-
count OF the increasing demands upon his time.
He was one OF the first board OF visitors to the
Government Hospital for the insane, and served as
president OF that body for six years. He was one
of the consulting physicians OF Providence HOSPITAL
and had been president OF se medical board OF that
Institution since It's organization in 1859. He was
"a anu lie ucdU VI
medical star OF the Children's Hospital lie served
at one time as member of the common council of
Georgetown, and Was president Of the board OF
health or tnat city, At the time OF his death he
was president OF the medical society uf the District
he was IN honOred member or the medical assOcia-
ton OF The District and OF the American Medical
Association During his active lie he found time
TO make many contributions to medical literature
While ne was highly esteemed by members of the
nledlca fraternity Tor his professional atainmentS,
he was held IN no less esteem Tor lis personal and
social qualities He married in 1886 Mary NJ dauSh-
Ter OF Walter Bowie OF Prince Georges cot.n,y,
Nd This lady died about ten years age The de-
ceased leaves eight children, five SONS and three
daughters The deceased was a member OF the
Protestant Episcopal church.
The funeral will take place FRIDAY and the de-
ceased viii be buried at oak Hli beside the grave
OF his Wife.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS AT AUcTION.-It viii be
seen By the advertisement elsewhere that Mr. Dow.
ling will sell tomorrow at 10 O'Clock, at residence
1911 street northwest, large and excellent as
sOrtrnent OF household effects and carpets Parties
furnishing should not iail TO avail themselves OF
tAiS opportunity.
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Irving Camp Meeting Closed.
THE CONCLUDING KxERcrsEs-succEss OF TIE PR

ILL.,. ScStSfodJ uoIiiln2 IN MONDAY the Rev. y.
Z. Brown preached the II a m. sermon, while Rev
A. B. Wilson preached in the afternoon Rev. II. A.
Carroll, Of Alexandra, conducted the services at
p M, and the camp closed. as above stated, with g
midnight sermon by the Rev. G. F. P1nkney, OF
gton, and prayer meeting lasting until
cess, and its prosperity was largely due to Rev W
w. Foreman. OF Annapolis, president of the camp
VINO Is the right man in the right place.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds in fee have been filed as follows Elizabeth
Heights; s2,s5O, and lot Is do; $a.ooo. Ellen A
"; {: Adams to Ellen C. Wight lots g. and 5, 50
Foss, lot 49, D. and L sub, Mt Pleasant $3.50 20.
,o o. 50 Fo&a 70 Non, Il property
q and 20, SO. IA; s. 500 Gonzaga college to J. W.
oToole to Julia o7oole north hall 90, So 7ls, So.
T. e. Martin to George A. shehan, sub. lot "a, SO.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT ARL1seroN-A large
and enthusiastic meeting Of the democrats Of Alex
andr1a county, Va, was held Monday night for the
r Purpose OF organzinE Cleveland and Hendricks
ham as secretary. over 500 members signed the
roll delegation representing the LIST, 18th, JET
present Sneeches We're nssa h GtuoS weTs
Wright, Brooke Hunter and Fl. K. Bird. OF the Dis
trlct OF Columbia, and Gen. Gary, OF Virginia. On
ner, heefe. Mcclure, Bird and hunter were elected
honorary members OF this club. An invitation to
attend the ratification meeting 10 be held at Wash
mgt0n on september II was accepted, and 1t was
decided to attend In a body and on horseback. The
club then adjourned.
SUIT TO SET ASIDE A DEEn-Answers have been
nled IN the case OF John A. Menkheim against Chas.
~ Scheuch aud others, in which complainant asks
tnat 0eed De set aside for part OF lots 5 and G..
square $40. which Instrument, he claims, was exc
culed by him because OF the threats of his sons
Inc answer of John j. l. Menkheim denies that
tnere was any fraud, threats MISREPRESENTATION or
undue influence used. He states that owing TO the
recklessness OF plaintiff, his wife, during her life
.me, took control OF the properly, and after her
Death 10 save his property, plaintiff after taking
Iegai adVice, executed the deed in question De-
leEdant admits that he repev1ned from complain
amt Dag containing $3.50, which defendant says Is
Ills property, and he charges that complainant Is
now spending hts time and money in debauchery
Inc answers OF Chas. ID. and John d. NJ. Scheuch and
Ernest II. Meinkheim are similar TO the above Mr.
L. Ioorlnef appears for defendants
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CIGAR MAKER ON TRIAL IN THE POLICE COURT.
The case against William Carney, the cigar maker
charged with manufacturing cigars without first
giving the required bond called for trial In the
Police Court this morning. MIR. Ed. Thomas ap-
peared for the prosecution and Howard Clagett for
the defense.
John &. Ecklof, deputy collector OF internal rev.
ehue testified that the defendant was in his Office
several days ago 10 give the required bond. Tut
witness refused 10 accept the offered bOndsmen,
ana the accused promised To bring in Others but
as yet mad gwen no bond. Witness Went to the
ueftnuantS cigar store, at 1918 9th street SOUTH
west, and found him at the bench making cigars
and found 23G cigars already man,iiacturei-6i
puncneo-and al The paraphirnalia belonging 10
SCc1 establishments He to.d witness that lie was
doing IL under the advice OF counsel
he defendant testified that he was making the
cigars under the advice OF his counsel, Mr. Wright
because lie had the tobacco wet and was not able
10 lose il, which he would have done had he not
WofSed II UP, and thought he was violating no law
as n. did hot intend TO offer any OF Tic LII for sale
until he had perfected his bond.
i lie cOHrI SI1d:- i he government has made ont
case, bul IL would be hardship to enforce the
penalty III this case as the accused evidently was
not able TO pay fine, and had been ill-advi,ed as
10 rights. he court would therefore suspend
Judgment until Saturday."
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WASHINGTON CATTLE HARKET.-Held every Mon
day at queenstown, on the Metropolitan Branch. B.
& o. X. L., three miles from the city, Lewis d.
Means, proprietor. Forty-nine head OF cattle up
and sold Best. So TO 81; good, TO 54, fair, Az
TO A.: medium. Al 10 A., ordinary, TO 4c Seven
the market and sold. old sheep bringing from 81 TO
AZ: Lambs Az TO &c. Eleven cows and calves
ket, brisk.
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WASHINGTON CASNIBAL-In the Police Court
this morning jeremiah Hunt. cOlOred, was charged
with mayhem In biting piece from the lip OF JAS
Thompson, also cOOred. during a quarrel on the
9Th ult The prisoner held for The grand jury;
bonds, 81 600