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IMPORTED WARS AND JACKETS.
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,
LATEST NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND BERLIN
SHORT AND LONG WRAPS.
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH COATS at $40 and $50.
FALL AND WINTER WEIGHTS IN ENGLISH WALK
ING JACKETS, FROM s. TO Sl5.
BLACK SICIL1ENNE CIRCULARS AND D0LMASS
U.lned with Quilted Satnl from S25 to $50.
BROCADED VELVET AND SEAL PLUSH ONG AND
SHORT WRAPS IN GREAT VARIETY.
PERSIAN SILK WRAPS. IMPORTED JERSEYS
ALL-WOOL CLOTH NEwMAkkETS and Doi-NANS
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS, TRICOTS and TWILLED
CLOTHS for LADIES' HABITS
ALL-WoOL SCOTCH PI4AIDS for MISSES SUITS
IMMENSE STOCK OF EUROPEAN DRESS FABRICS
for PLAIN AND COMBINATION COSTUMES.
PLAIN and BROCADED GERMAN VELyETS
LYONS PURE SILK VELyETS, IN BLACK AND FIJI
TEEN COLoRS, from 50 To 50.
SUPERB STOCK OF Ms SILKS, SATIN OUCH
E>SE, RHADAMES AND BROCADES N BLACK
WHITE AND ALL SHADES FOR STREET.. RECEP-
TON AND EVENING WEAR.
ELEGANT Tao TONE BROCADED VELVET
DRESS FRONTS.
WEDDING OUTFITS AsPECIALTY.
IT. SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS By GASLIGHT
cg- CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY, PERRY BUILpINa
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9Th street
Established 1870 ocI1
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TO BE HEARD N THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT NEXT
MONDAY.
In the Court in General Term this morning the
Ease OF the minor marine, James B. Shugrue, was
liked for hearing on Monday next. This is the
Ease recently before Judge Wyle on writ of habeas
.orplS sued out by the father, who claimed that
MS boy under age. and that his enlistment In
the L. s marine corps was Illegal and void; and on
the hearing, Mr.. LOyeJoy appearing for the petit
TONER and the district attorney Tor the relatOr.
Judge Wyiie decided that the laws allowed the
enlistment OF minors In the naval service over IS
years OF age. without the consent Of parents or
guardians. and an appeal was taken
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Defeating Their Temple.


An IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY BIZ The SCOTTISH RITE
NASONS.
The building at the corner OF 30 and E streets,
occupied by the Supreme Council thirty-third de-
gree ancient and accepted Scottish Rite Masons, OF
This jurisdiction, formally dedicated to the
of the order last evening, with impressive ceremo
MES There was singing by the Franz Abt octette
and chanting by the choir. Cen Pike, the grand
commander delivered brief address. The ritual
was composed expressly foI the occasion by Gen.
Pike. Mr.. z. $. Holmes was leader OF the choir,
which was composed as follows: j. NJ. Buchanan
and j. = Richardson. first tenors; f. s. Holmes and
W. ID. Mcfarland, second tenors; W. E. Abbott, E.
j. Whpple, F. III. Barbarin and G.. W. Hancock,
baSsos, and $ H. Lecko, pianist and accompanist-
The '.H0uSe OF the Temple was purchased few
months ago from the kiyeS estate. The order has
made an addition 10 the original ediflce.
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Street lamps viii be lighted this evening at 5:45
T. In. and extinguished at 415 a. IN.
Fires In the woods along the line OF the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, near the cty-started, 1t Is
supposed. by sparks from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
e8tinguished yesterday afternoon by the rain.
Sheriff Zimmerman. OF Frederick county, Md.
arrived in The city this morning with reQutSitiOn
.Or Noble and Thomas Dean and John WeSJbrook.
sne canal bOatmeD. charged with robb1ng the
canal boat s'MOrning STAR near Point OF Rocks
The prisoners were surrendered 10 the sheriff. who
returned with them to Frederick the 1910 train.
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sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
WITCH-HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE, CANA
DIAN FIR. MARIGoLD, CLOVER
BLOSSOM Ere,

For the Immediate Relief and Permanent Cure of every
form of:Catarr. from Simple Head Cold Influenza
to the Loss of Smell Taste and Hearing. Cough Bron-
chitis and ncipient Consumption Relief in Ave min
utes in any and every Nothing like it. Grateful,
fragrant wholesome. Cure begins from first applica-
ton, and rapid radical PERMANENT and failing
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler all in package 81 Ask for
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston
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GINSHEIMER & BRO.
y 800 It'll street. bet. H and l, and 1851 NJ street.
We call particular attention to our very complete
stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES FOR THE FALL TRADE
We sole agents for BURT'S CELEBRATED
MEMS SHOES There none better. and
perior to custom made We have the following STYLES:
BURT'S FINE GALE button or plain. and pointed toe
BURT'S FINE CALF Congress CATERS in broad and
BURT's FINE CALF lace-hook balls
BURTS FINE CALF Congress and button.
BURTS FINE, extra broad bottoms for old gentlemen
BURT'S BOY SHOES. in lace and button, every style
of toe
We invite an inspection of these goods from all that
want good shoes. There are no better
In our ladies' Department We have the
CELEBRATED COUSINS SHOES
COUSINS FINE KID. button. high heel. and pointed
COUsiN's FINE KID. common-serse toe
COUSINS FINE STRAIGHT GOAT. button in both
COUSINS FINE PEBBLE. button. in oommon-sense
MISSES SHOES in Kid. Straight Goat and Pebble
same patterns
COX FINE SHOES for Ladies'. Misses, and Children
Every style of heel and toe.
CHILDREN AND MISSES SPRINGFIELD SHOES in
great variety.
All of which goods sell at q low price We ask
aca of all before purchasing your shoes
you money by doing Remember the and
number. kINSHElMEk & BRO.
SEES SOS 9Th and 1851 II street2
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Amusements. etc. Tonight.

FoRD'S OPERA HoUSE.-Edward SotherD in sold
soldiers and "Aunt'S Advice"
NATIONAL THEaTBR. Madame Janauschek in
My Life"
THE.TER CoAIoUE-Harry Montague In "The
DUDE
Dine MUsEUN.-A novel exhibition and interest
Hg performance.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Perorted for TUE EVENING STAR

Perorted for TUE EVENING STAR
JUR1sDICTIoN.-A vexed question has advanced
one stage towards its final settlement At the last
session OF the Legislature an act was passed aIl-
thorizing the police authorities to enforce the city
ordinances within one mile or the city limits. IL
did not in terms extend the force OF these ordt-
nances beyond the city and the law has puzzled
strued 10 extend the operation OF all city laws
one mile around the town it would in effect make
''the village" west end part OF Alexandria for all
city purposes But evidently this Is not intended,
and most magistrates have heretofore declined to
Issue process against persons orproperty outside OF
the police and the Justices of the peace have the
same jurisdiction within ono mile OF the city limits
that Is possessed by the corporation court.
last night, though somewhat hindered by the rain,
was carried out In accordance with the program
ment'onsd IN Yesterdays STAR ana was fine dis
torchlghts more SNOWY. and although the heavy
rain about o'clock compelled the change of the
place OF meeting from the stand en- Washington
street TO Lannon's Opera house, the discharge OF
fireworks and display Of coored fires continued
long after the procession had passed over its route
Virginia. W. Walsh, Of Maryland; X. T. Merrick OF
Washington, and John E. Massey, of Virginia. ad-
Gratis from this city attended to-day barbecue at
Carns Sprtngs-The Blaine and Logan club
here at its last meeting, heard effective addresses
from Hon. Lewis Mckenzie, Hon. d. X. Windsor, of
this city, and Col. Swadley, of Washington.
The LYNCEBURG CAsE.-RObert BdIlenger and
James burnett appeared before the mayor yester-
day afternoon, under Lynchburg warrant brought
here by the city sergeant OF that city. They are
charged with improper arrest OF a man named
Ever, whom they suspected OF the attempt to
wreck Midland railway train. They waived the
preliminary examination and Mayor Beckam held
each OF them to ball in 800 to the charge at
the next term Of the court at Lynchburg Detective
McDevitt, OF Washington, went to Lynchburg on
the same mission as Burnett and Ballenger, but
no illegal conduct Is charged against him.
CORPORATION COURT.-The corporation court has
closed its October term. DEGREES have been made
settling the case OF Dorsey ct al agt. Turner and
Atkinson
tor, agt. Bacon. Elias Pines was released from
the payment Of fine after serving out a sentence
In Jail.
NOTES.. E. Pierpoint was hurt yesterday by a
fall while decorating the Cleveland stand on Wash
1ngton street-Leo o. Ewald, a German was nat
urallZed on the last day or the city court.
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SPECIAL Nor1cR

RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO MY STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PARTICU-
LARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS & SON. WHICH
I CONSIDER AS GOOD IF NOT SUPERIOR TO
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS, FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR, FOR HEATING TWO Oh MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BEING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF THE FINEST HOUSES IN THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. A CALL Is SOLICITED AND EoIL-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER d. WYvIIL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
apo6 No. go PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
POSITIVE CURE

Efectinga sreedy and permanent cure, whether the
patient is moderate drinker alcoholic wreck It
be given in Of tea coffee without the knowl
edge of the person taking it. is tasteess and odor
less Thousands of drunkars have been made temper
ate who have taken the Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to-day believe they
quit drinking of their free will 1t is absolutely
harmless Cures guaranteed
Price O. Circulars free
GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co. Proprietor,
l85 Race street, Cincinnati Ohio
For sale by b K HELPHENsTINE, Druggist, corner
18th and Streets and 18th street and Vermont avenue
Washington d. c. oc7-eo
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The Rescue Of the Greedy Party.


COMMANDER scHLEY's REPORT OF HIS EXPEDITION.
Commodore W. s. Schley, commander OF the
Greedy relief expedition, has made his report to the
Secretary OF the Navy. 1t is mainly repetition of
the story Of the rescue as already published. He
declares that when rescued Greedy was the weak
est physically. but the strongest mentally of all
the party. 1t is Commodore Schley's opinion that
none OF tie party would have survived forty-eight
hours more OF exposure. Sergeant Long, the food
seeker of the Greedy Survivors, was the only one
strong enough to walk from the tent TO the beach.
Commander Schley does not discuss the question
OF the dead for transportation in alcohol to st.
John it was found that six OF them-Lieut. Ksling-
bury, SergeantS jewell and RalStOn, PrivateS
Whistler. Henry and Eliis-had been cut and the
1leshy parts removed to greater or less extent.
All other bodies were found intact. When
the bodies Of the dead were exposed In pre-
pairing them the Identification was found to be
complete. Some OF them could be recognized by
the aid OF picture taken with us from home.
Others, whose features had decayed, were identi-
ned by other characteristics am, therefore, sat
1sfed that no mistake was made in this important
matter, which so impressed us from the begin
ming"
In describing the wretched camp OF the survivors
C0mm0 lore Schley says: 81 hope never agaiu In my
life TO look upon such wrechedneSS and such deSti-
tuton 1he picture was more startling and more
deeply pathetic than had ever dreamed could be
possible. In behOlding 1t stood for moment al
most unnamed, and then realized that If the ex-
petition had demonstrated any ONT thing more
than another it was that an hour had its value to
at least one OF that party"
The report closes with description of the return
voyage words OF praise for the men and officers OF
the expedition especially Lieut.. w. H. Emory and
a compliment TO secretaries Chandler and Lincoln
upon the arrangements Of the expedition.
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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 CASHMERES. nearly one yard and q half
wide. only .75c, worth Sl.25.
CARRIERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS.
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS.
OUR 81 BLACK SILKS reduced to $75c; our 81 Is
BLACK SILKS reduced to 81; our al so BLACK SILKS
reduced to 81 25
BRoCADE BLACK SILK VELVET reduced to e.
NV YORK NIL aHEETING 25c
CoLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 5Oc.
LARGEST SIZE DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS l2A
reduced from 90 to S5
COLoaED CASHMERES. all pure fine wool wide
double width tprica everywhere 5Oc reduced to 37Ic
COLORED SILKS. Soc. FANCY SILKS 37Ac
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING. Zone yard and half widel
auction goods only size.
oc2o CARRIERS. III MARKET srAn1
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THE RIFLEMEN's COSTEST.-The committee ap-
pointed by the National Rift association TO con-
slider the subject OF a return military rifle match
at Creedlnoor In 1885. between the British vOlun-
teers and American national guardsmen, request
all rifiemen DESTROYS TO compete for places upon
the rifle team, should the match be decided upOn
to address its secretary. Mr.. James Duane, No 81
Chambers street, New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

THE Chicago Grocery Co, 500 9TH, offers brown
sugar for &c. 10, almost white sugar for DC.
ID. standard sugar Tor exc, or 10 pounds Tor
S3c; granulated sugar for &C., or 10 pounds
Tor 6o cut loaf sugar for or 10 pounds for sc.
ARTIFICIAL. EYES. liquid testers, Hempler's, ass
Pennsy iyania avenue
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LANDLORDS Perfume, Edenla 60
1undbOrg'S Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Alpine Violet. 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley. go
Fur and SeRlskin Garments
c. c. Shayne. the well-knOwn Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, JOB Prince street, New York. will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
FurS direct from manufacturer and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free 96-3m
"AIderncy Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered in haf-pOund "Ward" prints, 45c per
pound. Also Cottage Cheese, ButterIniik ana Sweet
Milk, &C. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

ANOTHER DELAY IN THE RAILROAD WAR
The injunction against the Pennsylvania railroad
On the complaint OF the B. & o. railroad having
been dissolved by entering an appeal, the proper
notification was yesterday given to the latter COM
pany that the Pennsylvania company would not
receive for transportation it's line any further
baggage express, passenger sleeping cars OF the
B. & O.. railroad. The latter road filed bill In
equity before the United STATES court in PhiadeI-
phia. and arguments were begun, and pending this
the above order was withdrawn. The b. & o.
trains Will, therefore. continue to run as usual
The transportation committee OF the Baltimore
Merchants and Manufacturers association, which
had been appointed to endeavOr to bring about a
settlement between the two companies reported
yesterday to the association that their efforts were
fruiteSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-23

PAIN IS THE CRY OF SUFFERING NERVE.
COLLINS VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER in
stantly affects the Nervous System and banises Pain
A perfect ELECTRIC BATTERY combj1ed with q
POROUS PLASTER for twenty five cents 1t annihil-
aes Pain vitaizes Weak and Worn out parts strength
Tired Muscles. prevents Disease. and does in
half the time than any other Plaster in the world
Sold everywhere. oc16
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mrs. FLORA @ .DENNIsoN
H.s her pASc issp e P L,
Misses. at National Rifles hall.
For terms se apply !. nsr aae Na
street northwest q ne hall surins class hours
e s. hall and at ss
:n scT H5aa S%RsASlsS IEAcaEn OF PIANO
TeseSs1s Terms sa "a S n% os ,sa
THE CEDARs GEoRGEroWN HEIGHTs-A Sc
the ffas as
seS ads sff ns qna ee ss @ Of the
sel1-th.s&tu2m
Ro ROT GERMU lille RI TEACHER OF VOCAL
advanced al 18th street northwest ses-am.
GARFIELD kINDEReARTEN
VIII reopen Monday OCTOBER Apply for Circular Sc r. at al
school room au27-6m
New M h1T0| EoE pIANo AND SINGING, AT
Spen September list 1854 18th year, shortest and
best new s system saving years of practice training
nsaas and dpiOm asr viii SfliS s
opened $40 New York ave anu piano aas
T,HE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL HIGH
wv HUNT, Principal.
aeP s % DIT in the North s
strnction thorough It's graduates have taken high
rank in DARTMOUTH PRINCETON and Dickinson colleges
in the eminent schools West Pom. and Annap
Address P. o. Tx Box $50. for an interview auI4-3m
Nj loo and 10. street northwest WASHINGTON y
enters its tenth year. MONDAY SEPTEMBER Sis 2ss6
MRS. ELIZABETH J. soMERS. Principal.
ENGLISH CoURsE-complese thorough and practi-
CLASSICAL CoURsE-Prepares for the senior year
olsthe seminary or entrance into smith, Vassar and
,FkENCH AND GERMAN-under the supervision Of
the BerlltZ school Of languages.
- tLOCUTION1In charge OF Mrs. NJ. Stevens Hart,
Us kana
Ki P1PsSo-n,rector professor .n,,n c,oo,zn..
Aa's1 S6
AkI-Onder supervision OF competent teachers. sel-3m
HowBs BUSINESS SCHOOL SIT 7TH STREET.
Bookkeeping without text books in less than half
the usual time Business course in bookkeeping pen
mansshIIp T fs tr spens and Sc
gear DAY ana night fnps taught not in
Begin at any time. ocI
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. CORNER
n en-. halls Bs9s and af
sas of .Te en md in its ar
women real hi and hon e
orable independence Full corps of able. experienced
resumed Monday. September Ist at a m and p m.
sch9arshp Tor one year from GATE OF entrance GOOD
Office open for arrangements MONDAY, August Is and
assigned seats in the orer in Which they ar
n ereHsr With fun
any address, or gwen qgSR spENc e PRINCIPAL
SARA A. SPENCER. Vice Principal auII,sm
WAsHNaTeSa fGH9QL o. LILocUTIoN AND
" fSs q! II s kThhhGSseE
MRS NJ STEVENS HART. PRINCIPAL
The third annual session of this school will begin
October 1st Close June list Private and class nstruc
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School Su1rs

ScHoon Su1rs, School Su1rs
Chid,s Suits to Il short pants e. % So @3 up
Boys School Suits age II TO Il! long pants q 345o
and Is up Boys Single Jackets 81 IS, g. ard g. 80
wards. Boys Single Pants e. $l2a q 80 upEaras
Childs Knee Fant age to II Soc. &c. TIC. g. Chds
solid school shoes from 81 up. Boys School Hats
from S0c snd Soc mp Good Momens solid but Shoe
as T. W. SELBI
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We positively expected 10 get into our new building
by October LIST but viii not get Possession until the
early part OF next month.
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YARD WIDE pereale, ssc.. sterns', so4 9Th.

SARAH A. FRoHIICK has fled bill against John
NJ Abbott ct al to sell an infants real estate.
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The BigelOxv Embezzlement Case.

TO BE- HERD IN THE DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
NOVEMBER 10TH.
To-day in the Court IN General Term-Chief JUS
tice Cartier and Justices Macarthur and James
on motion OF the district attorney the hearing of
the case OF Benjamin F. Rigelow. convicted OF en-
beZzlement, was fixed for November 10th. This case
comes up on. an appeal from the ruling OF the
Criminal Court. BigelOw was charged with en-
benlement while performing the duties of receiv-
ing teller OF the National Bank OF the Republic.
and the trial was commenced by consolidation OF
the cases and the jury was sworn. After COM
mencing the trial the court directed that the Jury
be discharged to the consolidated cases and that
they DE re-Sworn as 10 one case, and an exception
was taken against this action of the court ON
which the counsel for defendant, Mr.. Cook, brings
up the case.
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LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAPERS. newest designs,
Just received at Markrfter's. 626 L street north
west Low prices ana prompt WORK.
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ARRANGEMENTS IN PROGRESS FOR THE ERECTION OF A
BUILDING-THE PROPOSED UNION WITH THE GAR
FIELD HOSPITAL ABANDONED.
The third anniversary OF the organization OF the
National Homeopathic Hospital association was
observed last evening by a social reunion at
Masonic Temple The friends of the hospital were
not out In force, owing to the storm, but those
present had very enjoyable time. The early part
Of the evening was devoted to the discussion of
plans for the future OF the association. Mr. A. s.
Pratt the president, made short address, in
which he gave history OF the enterprise and its
then gave in detail his efforts to- interest the
hOmeODathS throughout the country In ma ional
fair which Is proposed to be held in this city. with
the view OF raising the funds necessary for the pur
chase of site and the erection OF building to be
used as a homeopathic hospital He read
sponses from fifteen states, promising money and
contributions, and said that the fair projects meets
with very general favor and would, no doubt,
prove great success The secretary, SIR George
i. Hamilton. read the report of the committee ap
pointed to confer with the managers Of the Gar
field hospital, In regard to union Of the two hos
pitfalls. The report stated that in behalf OF the
homeopathic hospital, the committee had SUBJ
mitted the terms upon which they would
consent TO union. These were in brief that the
members OF the board OF directors and the medical
staff be made up equally OF representatives from
both schools, and that patients expressing no
preference for either school be assigned equally
between the two departments OF the hospital.
There would be two PHYSICIANS In charge. and
the entire hospital would be divided equally be-
tween the two schools. Mr. Hamilton, in con-
tinuing his report, said that in reply to these
propositions, the directors of the Garfield hospital
informed them of the adoption OF new bylaw,
which provided for the treatment Of patients In
the hospital. so desiring il, by a homeopathic doc
tor, appointed and serving under the same rules as
the other members Of the medical staff. This
reply the report charaCterizes as in a measure
discourteouS, and showing an evident intention Of
not recognizing any school but the all0pathS.
The conclusion reached by the report was that the
only recourse OF the association was to erect hos
pitai exclusively for their own use Rev. JabeZ
Fox and MI. AlonZo Bell made appropriate re-
marks. and Mr.. George Kennan gave a very
entertaining and graphic account Of the extended
reputation which he acquired in Arctic Siberia by
means OF a small box OF homeopathic remedies.
AT intervals during the speaking the Marine band
rendered musical selections and upon the termi-
nation of this part OF the program refreshments
were served by the ladies, and the remainder OF
q VI Oh IN do
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LADIES PLUSH TRIMMED English Walking Coats,
81. -. So. IS, $40 TOwsOn'S, 636 Pennsylvania
avenue, south side.
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FussELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo. 1427
New York aypnue
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THE fine photos of Eets Kemethy'S 1909 Pa ave-,
continue to be - per doz with 18th painted free