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News Briefs.

MI Bair. who Is training Maud al Charter Oak
park Hartford. Conn, Tor her effort TO break her
29Eas record, yesterday drove her an easy mile In
Ella without urging. She Is I'm prime condition.
III" oini errors uf Russia. tie MANY llId Aust ria
met yesterday AT Skicrnewice. Poland.
Mr.. DE Merolla, the Italian consul 70 Baltimore
mas been missing for two weeks His Whereabouts
Is not definitely known.
Gov. Cleveland VIII visit Southampton. I. l.,
the last part 81 this month, as iiie guest OF State
Senator j. IL. Robh.
Five inches uf SNOW fell I'm Cumberland county.
Nova Scotia, on sunday, and two Inches at Truro
Jpln r. Ncil, formerly secretary OF state OF
Indiana, died at Winchester, IN that state last
night
DR. John J. Bruce Well known in Cumberland,
Mo- lOf MS medical Skill died there saturday after
noon.
, EDWARD Dulfy. grocer, WAS arrested I'm Brook
lyh Yesterday for ssliiug oeomar rine the nrsc
arrest under the new law In New York
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VIM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,

GIG 7TH STREET 1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
1O0 pairs Solid Calf Laced shoes suitable for Boys
or Girls sizes to 2s GO cents sizes Is to 2 Is cents
every pair worth 81 90.
Misses Prbl lie or Kid Button, 81 co.
81 % and 81. 80 Worked Hole Kid and Goat
Button. equal Ill wear to any 81 q.
Misses hid and Goat Spring He Button At Al 81 25
ST - and 81.
Childs' Heved Pebble or Kid Button 75c Has 10 rival
III the untry.
Our Great 90c. Childs' Solar Tip Button.
Chllds' Spring Heel Button. plain tip &c to 81 60
Boys 81. and S. LIS Servictable English Bals
Our own Boys and Youths S. and S. so fine Calf
Button Laced and Congress. q marvel Of beauty aud
DUR bllity.
Our renowned Youths 81 Solar Tip Button
Those ular 81 so 81 rs Boys and Youths But
ton and Hooh Bas, too well known require fur
tier Comment.
BEAR IN MIND:
l. AL our Goods are made to special Order
2 Every Shoe we sell is made of solid Leather"
throughout.
We handle such large quantities of Goods that we
can buy and sell lower than other House in the Dis
trict. sel2
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Nominated for Congress.

BRIDGEPORT Conn. september 16.-The republi-
can congressional convention of the fourth district
held here to-day nominated Lyman Coe, of Tor
rington, for Congress.
SARATOGA, N. Y, September 16--The twentieth
district republican convention here to-day nOmi-
mated Hon. Geo. West for Congress
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Latest Foreign News by Cable.

DEATH OF A COMIC SINGER IN POVERTY.
LONDON, september 16.-George Les bourne, the
comic singer, has just died in great poverty.
THE FIGHT NEAR SCAKIN.
SCAKTM, September 16.-In the fight near here
last week between Osman Dgna'S followers and
the friendly tribes under Mannoud four rebal
ShelkS were killed.
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A Journalist Sued for Divorce.
MRS. NARY c. NITCHELI's COMPLAINT AGAINST he

MRS. NARY C. NITCHELI's COMPLAINT AGAINST her
HUSBAND.
This afternoon Mr. j. j. Darlington, for May c.
Mitchell, filed a bill for divorce from J. Walter
MITCHELL She states that they were married Feb
ruary LIST, 1875, by Rev. A. r. Steele, and have five
children. She charges that he treated her with
cruelty, specifying several Instances She alleges
that he ingratiated himself In favor with girl and
took room for her at the st. Charles hotel
and admitted paying her board there; that on being
demonstrated with by compliments mother he
drew pistol on her and was arrested and placed
under bonds. She charges that when living on E
street he brought his sister, OF dsipated habits to
live there. She states he proposed on August 9th a
separation and prepared paper to that effect,
which she refused to sign, but said she would
take the children and go to her fathers, and
did SO. She further states that he regained
possession OF one child through private detective
and another by means OF forged note, and FUR
ther that he has, by means OF notes, endeavortd
to entrap her into a compromising position. She
states that he has been empoyei In the signal
vice. on the EreRfag Critic, the National Rep,tbti-
can, the Washington Post and Is now editor OF the
Sunday Democrat
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I'd Edition.
Latest kilograms to The Star
THE MECCA AT ALBANY.

Governor C1eveland's Callers To-day.
land was kept busy at hts desk This morning. but
found time to receive q large number OF visitors.
Among those who called were Hon. James Jackson,
IT,, Lockport; A. A. Mcleod, Elmira: Lieut.. GOV.
David b. Hill, Elmira: II. NJ. Jones, Utica; VIM. Ii.
Barnum, New FORK; Col. DeCourcey, New York: A.
A. TrOWbrdge, WATERFOWL; Henry A. p. Carter,
Hawaiian minister at Washington; c. NJ. Seahuisir,
Rochester; NJ. Zahni, Sharon, Pa
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SPECIAL Nor1cE

"
RFSPECTFULLY CALL THn ATTENTION OF
ARCHITECTS AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING
BUILDING TO My STOCK OF FIRST-CLASS
HEATING APPARATUS AND WOULD PAkTICU-
LARRY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
WROUGHT IRON FURNACES FROM THE WELL
KNOWN FACTORY OF REYNOLDS K SON, WHICH
CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELI-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS. FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR FOR HEATING TWO OR MORE ROOMS
ABOVE FOR ECONOMY AND HEATING QUALITY
THEY HAVE NO EQUAL. THESE HEATERS AND
FURNACES ARE BLING USED EXTENSIVELY IN
SOME OF The FINEST HOUSES IN 1hE CITY
WHICH We lake GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND EorI-
MALES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYvILI. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
ape No. 452 PA. AVE. NEAR ~ STREET.
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WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY.
What Can be Seen at the PhiiadcIphi a
Exhibition.

A PRINTING PRESS Run By ELEcrKICITY-LS IMMENSE
BUILDING WHERE GAS Is USKSowN-IHE PROGRESS
OF INVENTION FOR TsS YgAss-rosSIBILIrIES OF
THE FCTURE-AERIAL NAVIGATION. ETC
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The Commissioners have issued proposals for the
sale OF square Nc. 100. the old Holmead cemetery.
The terms are One-Iodrth cash. and the rem Under
payable ia six months without interest, all cash,
at bidders option.
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department commission appointed to decide upon
the relative merits OF the Scov1lle and Yale lock
boxes for use in the different post Offices, held
meeting to-day III the Office OF the fifth auditor
Zach company presented samples OF its boxes, and
tests were made as to their safety. The question
is to which box Is best adapted for use by the gov
eminent has not been decided.
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PROFESSIONAL,

he wise for health ON daily walks depend"
S1'AN1 FkfT--BR. WITH, l4lG Tenn -lLvANI
I. avenue. op osite Niliiard's Hatel. and IL Mort
NAV street. baltimore, Md. Corns BUM u.s. clGl
al hai4s, vascular excrescences and other All
.Ie.,s OF I! e iert successfully treated. DR. Whit
u -tFhti Consecutive year of ractce- Office fev
FL s4ttil.-, Tor putting the feet III order aull
NJ M BltChE IELLS ALL TEE EVENTS q
va LIE Al tusiness confidential Ladies' and q Il
.t.h % cents esch aus stleet. between 4th and 81
ftr'tts Aof'LNest tllc6w'
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The Fowler Relief Fund.

ADDITIONAL tOSTKIBT HONS RECEIvED.
The STAR has received the following additional
contributions 10 the fund for the relief OF the widow
ana children OF the policeman, Fowler, murdered in
the discharge OF his duty:
Eastern Division Pension Office s39 20
Mrs. NJ. j. Hutchinson. .................l 100
'@'AA lUD
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GREAr AND p os1r1vE CLEARING
SALE

onr entire stock,s
LADIES. MISSES AMI CHILDRFNs and MEMS and
BOYS SUMMER SHOES
At actual for the balance the season. All those
il need of Low Shoes should certainly miss OPP
lCrtuLity as some wonderful bargains can De uaL
We lave about 500 pairs
LADIES' FINE KID BUTTON SHOES
that have been soldier less than;$a They are
going row at 81 pair.
All Of MEMS FINE SHOES that have been sold fer
81 tia 1T arenow selling at So 50 and 81
Don't miss this great opportunity as you will save
mOAey W uoink At the i,eiiable shoe StoresJi
E1NSHEIMER L BRO3
.y7 SOS eth and 315l NJ streeta
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THE controller Of the currency has authorized the
First National Bank Of Iowa Falls Iowa to COM
lnence business with capital OF $4,000
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers

nUNCANSON BROS. Auctloneers
SPLENDID BROWN GLIDING. 15H HANDS HIGH.
Five YEARS OLD. SCUM. KIND AND
GENTLE, WORKS IN ALL HARNESS. AT AUC-
On THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBr r EIGH-
TEN ii, at ELEVEN U'CL OK we will sell in front
OF our saesrooms the above Horse his very hand
some a. lial tots III minutes the road and be
trained to greater speed. May be driven by a child
Ills sale lr sents client opportunity obtain
q fne driving or family horse sel5-3t
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7. Wal kER SONS. e04 10TH STcEET NORTH
- west Bull linz OF all kinds zine tar gas Ia
pitci lett. erueks. plaster hair aud ceInsntA au2S
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The Eew York Stock MARKET.
Tre following are the opening and p N. prices
Ct the New YORK stock Market to-day, AZ reported
II special WIRE 10 IL II. Dod,a, Sd 15Cl street:
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Justice Bradley and his Reported In
tensiOn to Resign.

STOWE, VT, September 16.-JuStCe bradley, OF the
United states supreme Court. SAYS OF the news
paper dispatch ANNOUNCING his inteution-tO resign:
1T Is Interesting news, and The first Lave heard
nf
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SECRETARY OF THE MISSOURI RIVER Covv,ss

SECRETARY OF THE MISSOURI RIVER CoMgIsSIoS.-
flrst Lieut.. Walter L. Fisk, corps or engineers VIII
be relieved from his present duties under the I'm.
mediate orders OF Major Samuel NJ. Mansfield CORPS
OF engineers, and VIII proceed To II. Louis, No. Il
DUTY as secretary and disbursing officer OF Tia
Missouri Iiyer commission.
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RANGE OF THE IHFRMoMETER.-The following
Were the readings at the Office OF the CHIEF signal
officer to-day: ain, COS: IL AN, ~ g. p.m g. u
MAXIMUM, $50; minimum, 564
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EXECUTORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND EFFECTS. OIL PAINTINGS, &c. CON
IAINED IL PREMlSES No. 458 STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of rider of the Supreme Court Of the
p>5rrt OF Columbia holding special ter III on NJ rch
lit 1854 The Undersigned Execute VIII sell at public
lrtlpu. ON DNE>DAY. SEP IEMBER SEVEN
TEL NTH. 1854 sale to comm nee at TEN O'CLO X
VI. II No. l5S street northwest the entire contents
Thereof Ill y TT
Brussels and Velvet Carpets. ten rooms: Hall and
S&lr Carpets; Hall Furniture: Par ute. ush set
t"o H2n1"l Mirrors; Ma:l3le-top Tables Folding and
! ~ hairs, several Iantl Old Portrait OF
til l'tc .uu. Ead Stevens: Engravings: Bedsteads.
N-sISan't~ and Bureaus i'll sci a:ate pieces; Ward
robes; Wal ut Tables: 81 ebuard Crib; Gard tables;
Feathers, tslr Mattresses Stoves, with other neceS
sary household Goods.
WALTER NJ FRANKLIN,
SIDNEY A. FITCH.
s"I3-3t Executors Lydl Smith deceased.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

I,OR SALE-FARM THIRTY ACrES: HOUSE SIX
Il rooms aid cellar barn stable 600 fruit trees spring
Ill the door of house Eagles Hill road district
Of Colum la; IS minutes ritLc from insane asylum;
price $500. small cas- bala long desired In
qure '. EOUX'. 174l Pennsylvania avenue sciG-3t'
IrOR SALE-TWO FARMS f 80 AND lOj ACRES
Il contiguous miles from Washington. Benn MS
road, Bennng's, on h. x L. Ii. f.: buildings in
good repair soil good, and 10th well wooded and
wa cred: will be sold Ill quantities TO and easy
terms or fuil particulars Apply to call MARION
DUCkEIT. attorney-at-law. Badensbuig, p Il. Co..
Maryland. selO- linz
WANTED = TO PURCHASE - A MARYLAND
w Farm within few miles of Washington. Address
for one week. giving Particulars and lowest price.
WALTER, Star Office sel3 coat.
EOR SAlE-BE TIFUL FARM OF 4O4 ACR S.
well enclosed. harms, ETC. Young hearing orchard:
between the H. and O. and the D. and T. X. r.. mile,
from Washington also the residence of the late C.
ste hen III the sub bs OF Eadepsburg. both IN.
nCIllHbered Ally or address JULES DIEUDDNNE,
'oih re Station. Prince Georges county, Md. je!l
trOk SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPER
~ TWO farms. Four miles from Washington; one 30
acres and ole lUl: fine road: IL miles of he cars In.
Gulrr OF JAS. G- BOWEN. t45 New ok ave iyl5-2m.
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DA1TIECT,F AND ONO EsTIROsp
~ III Atf'ii- iNST line AND TIE ONLY
ijNE, - MN III last AND TIE NESr
IOJbLE 4EAcE. JASNTY COUPLER
sCBTpUIE IN fifEt1r ;; NDtY. 5rSE 15rn

ECpTDTIT IN fFFFtE =: NDSY HIKE 49,
l,s4 JNTII ti.IIlrIs N,.rfC.E i'lh
leave arlington iICI st~.-yIl corner OF New Jersey
pveuU. and { street 10y
1Sr tlCagO. Cincinnati. ICUsyl" ard 8; Ious daily
a. o -, &. L. lg - IL, 1870 T. Viii. through
Coaches ana i-ia Sit.( ling TO st.y. y.oIf,-.
without change. lO.I5 o. u C.-ly L CIlc.ro 1ctu:
SsturCay
It1 Il,t,l at 50 s. n arI $40 r. - daily. $ 10
IL i-tt~iirz les va-.li ..-i -, t.p. v tI 0l-9-
i,etar- :. : .t,si7.s.> - ~
10 1t--e1 and y rot VIA Sislr cvi,ir DIS n
Gs.ly. t4.I. Sttrts lJr IOfty. N y :5,..- a., I.,
hi g.. J.
1rciiS ~ PHILADELPHIA and New York q; SO N
C-;-y exert ~uItiay. 3 J.. II and .. - 2. IL .II
1t-l. j. l.. la1y " IL i.-.ltr and S-.tl.-, (lrs AZ
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CIR THE Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS."
THE CONCORD COLLAR
We have hand large stock Of the Celebrated "CON-
CORD HAi.NESS. OF all kinds and description,
ut Lowest Prices.
eB Coupe Carriage anu load Harness a speciality
LUK BRO,
l97 Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks ana Satchels in great variety lowest prices
Every genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
name and trade mark stamped on II. myl4
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A DESERTED WIFE GRANTED A DIvoRCE-TO-day
Mary Josephine Reyes vas granted a divorce from
Richard Thornton Reyes, by Judge James, In the
Equity Court. They were marriet here January 20,
1915 by Rev. E. Murphy; and she charges that after
treating her with cruelty at divers times TIL No.
vember Ia, 1878 ne LETT her 20 go to Vest Virginia.
and she mas not seen him since, nor has he contrib
u,ed 10 her support.
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The Maryland proh,bistouists.



BALTIMORE september 16-At a conference OF
the prohibition party OF Maryland in this city to-
day, II was resolved 10 put entire state ticket
IL The Held and also to recommend that the var
lous congressional districts nominate prohibition
Candidates Tor Congress. During an adj
dress, Rev. ID. Ii. Newman. or the national exec
utlVe committee. said that the democratic party
was the declared enemy ol prohibition, and its con-
Ventlon at Chicago was composed OF so lunatics
running at large. The republican party no
better, and the speaker believed that IL
James G.. Blaine occupied the presidential
chair he would pocket every b In favor Of prDhib-
lion. The republican party had no more back
bone than fishing worm. and was fast fastening
10 It's DOOM Hon. VIM. Daniel. prohibition candi.
Gate for Vice President OF the United States, was
present and took all active part ia the meeting.
Last evening, August Miller, residing at ISL b
street southeast, WAS in a grocery store, on 18th
street. below Pennsylvania avenue, and he states
Thar while There he relieved OF his money $50
Yesterday afternoon two white men entered the
jewelry store 81 MIR. Jacob Kari. al No. GO PENN
sylvanla avenue. ana examined some chains. and
immediately after their departure gold link chain,
valued at $3l, WAS missed, and Is SUPPOSED stolen.
Mr.. Thomas j. Fisher, agent, IL notiiied that the
conliton oi the burnt building, No. 62s Massachu-
sets avenue northwest. il such that 10 may fall ac
any time. and children frequently In it, their
lives are in danger. He IL notified 10 have IL taken
down within five days from this date, September
10th.
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AN ALLEGED CRAZY Observation-Disclosures Car
ter, coored, who is known among the pewStOys as
"Crazy Alec" was arrested yesterday afternoon
for committing an assault upon some one unknown
and locked up at the NTH precinct station. The
boys ntallze Alec and excite him. and when in
this condition he will strike any one within his
reach. In the Police Court this morning his case
Jail was Instructed TO have bis mental condition
examined iDto as he Is thought to be insane.
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A Big Fire in New Haven.
FINANCIAL AND C0NnE.sC1AL

NEW HAVEN, CONN, September &c. and T.
Aliings' lumber mill on Water street is tire. \
general alarm has been sounded.
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CRATEFUI--COMFORTINu =.
EPPS' COCOA
BREAKFAST.

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations Of digestion and nutrition and
careful application of the tine properties Of well
with delicately Favored beverage which may save
many h.ayy doctors bills by the judicious use Of
ally built up until str. ns enough to res every ten
decy t. disease Hundreds Of subtle maladiea Oa
Ing around us ready to attack wherever there weak
FONT; We may escai any fatal shalt BY keeping
ourselves We'll fortified pure blood and properly
lCGlished ira,Ee "-CarH SesCscs Gazettk
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold In tins
cnly Ca-lb. and lb) by Grocers labelled thua
JAMES EPPs CO.. Homoeopathic Chemista
mh1-s.m&tu London Ensland:
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STEA,IER = '. ARIoWslIiT..--

- FROM IT -SI.-fF WHARF
on MONDAY. 9 = IL -.~ NoHsu and intermediate
hr.ii-F- returning tuesdays.
On Thursdays ttl tTrrr.CuiaD, Non iI 81.
Cer0snt's DAY. ana Ltorue Gale iaLtngs returning
frlLxys.
l. at ltT,t.-. IrtUTL.i-- .Ii.u.S evening
t1 Htul-fi5 ~-i = Ga LNcUE,Iu;i 10 Co
luI1l teach iIsi rfjJsrI.
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EoHN SHERMAN * CO. Auctioneers.

SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AND
DWELLING HOU At AUCTION. LOTS A. B.
AND H. NOlii III SIDE Of Il ST. Ell BETW ZEN
fIliSI AND SECOND COR HEAST, AND HOUSE
Nc lbs { RE- NORTHWEST. CONTAINING
lIFIEEN RIO, MS.
We will Offer 1T public auction WEDNES- -,
DAY. = PTENBfE SEVENTEENTH. 1854. at "a
FIVE T. NJ. the premises KIN No l2S Is ret -
nOrast. having 'front.' IF Is feet 2lnches the north
I'D O street half square from the ,api,o Grounds.
The los \ and b Ii depth of 10 feet III Il ley
ard lot II is continuation IF lot A, l0J feet hot;'s
4liry, with two-stOry frame house. here as u
small twC-story frame house the Bstreet of
tine lots.
on THURSDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER EIGHT
ZENITH, 1854 at FIVE L. NJ will off at auction,
tn substantial brick front No 4oS street
rthwVst. fronting - feet street and contain
fifteen rOos- The lot * % feet deep a wide alley,
w.siCh there is two--tOry brick de.
IeTInS One-tlrd cash. bllan'e in and two years
secured by deeds al trust vithtercSt deferred
all cash at purchasers option. deposit Of
SlUJ VIII DC required on each piece of property
WALL lii NJ FRANKLIN rr.
SnIn 1ruSletS
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

AFT SI1NCS, MI vIBNONu
STEAMER y. ". C0vc0p.v
Leaves 1tiI-s:rge. vh@r daily t.T. y ~l-vN ra- IT
Nerrsl ai r,a.-l.I
ton q . l.lIL
sei6 J. 7. BLAME Captain.
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rINFHAI TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
II IETwEEN INV YORK HAvRE
onpaIS pIcr. No AZ North tlver. loot OF Morton
stIsef NV York
Labrador. Collier. Wednesday. Sept H. m
Ca. ga. de krTsahi-c Wednesday. Sept. "A, a. m.
-. -er.ii.n, Irauh Wednesday, Oct /, 2 T. IN
CLcchs payable signt III amounts to suit on the
lsrque TRANSFORMATIONS of Paris. LOUIS DE BEBIAN
a. IL. No 4, BCwiin. Green New York.
Il W. MOSS, us Pt nnsy iyania avenue;
j. ". BOILER 4 SON. Jl5Prnnsy lvania avenue
s-l0 Agents FOR WASHINGTON D. C.
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u ORTIZ GERMAN IIOYp-

y UNIU GFEMtN LLOYD
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK. HAvRE
LONDON, SUUTHANPToS AND l'RENEN.
nc SttdiI OF this company VIII sail EN RY WE'D
NESDAi AND SATURDAY from Brenlen ri /, foot IF
"a street Hopoken. Rates of passage from NEW lORh
Il LoNDON.HAtRE RI. BREMEN: BY ednesday stearI
- ist cabin 700 TO $50 second cabin. D. BY Satur-
dA st' ans First cabin second cabin, $50 St-er-
fEt ~ 81 rates tCr freight passage apply
EIEit > ca. = Bow lig.Grsen. New York; ". q
MILL OFT X co J2J itnnsy ivan1a avenue north
west: CHAS. WALTEk. 5s2 stree.. Agents for Wash
lngtOn lal
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[ LID WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the BEST SO III H's Old stand known years
ths oLiy pace where nr>t-class SECONDHAND
I0IHING eau L. sold 1t respectable prices Address
. I call at
tSlu'o Oiu stand No Gi9 d street, between 9th AMI
sth streets northwest.
- S.-NSe " I.iAii ItCmptly attenoeusA mT3
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HoNoRs CONFERRED Upon WASHINGTON Docs
At the dog show now being held in Philadelphia
Mr.. w. r. Trayers' Pearl was very highly COM
mended,' and his Rocket was 'highly commend
ed Mr.. JenSenS CosSack was highly COM
nended" These are Washington dogs.
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BOWLING. Auct oneer.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALUABLE GREEN.
HDIS
BY viz of an order of the Orphans Court will
offer auction on WI DNE~DAY thu SEVENTEF NTH
DAY OF SEPIr.. Bi II 1881. at FOUR O'CLOCkP 2. NJ.
front Of the Greenhouse No 1877 north
anu opposite Rawlings Square the large Green
house of the Ia Henry Douglas. Esq same being
about sbx2Dj feet, and cont lining varied
iiuweElu- Plants. w II grown. anon which about
53 MaTecial Neil Ross 81 III ydrangeas Cameas
Gaia Lilies, JaCqueII osS 3 Abutons, Btgouia IL
h"Eotropcs II Climbing Roses 10 Aoes. India liant
SAG Pam Acacia frees. 3oJ Ni-cel Rose Busue
and other valuable plants too l.unerou mention
Gre Cu>c open 10 insI 'ectiuIi time
IL which the house stands can be
le,isi1 II : 10 a month or bought for S2l98
Terms sale: one third cash: bal. nee IN six and
twelve months. III bonds well cured and approved by
tine court all cash. at purchasers option Unless
Cf sale conn lied with isys Admins
right resell. risk and of
tei.tug purchaser Deposit $50 reuui ed at time
vi sale.
j. j. WATERS Administrator
se9-itS No 3Uil VI street L. rthwest
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