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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

Reporfed for The EVENING STAR
THE COLUMBIA ENGINE HoUsE-The work upon
the finishing the tower and completing the inter-
Tor OF the Columbia engine house will be begun at
once. The total cost OF the house Will be $441l Il
1t viii have all the modern improvements and be
a model engine house.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-The circuit court OF the city,
Judge Keith, continued its session to-day. In the
case OF Peake Wall agt. the German Banking
company, judgment for the plaintiff has been
rendered, and like judgment for SIS In the suit or
E j. Lloyd agt r L Adams.
PoLITICAL-The Blaine and Logan club held a
meeting at its hall on Tuesday evening, j. Hughes
In the chair, at which addresses were delivered by
Hon. Lewis McKensie, Hon. D. r Windsor and
club are arranging for demonstration and torch
light procession on the 18th Of october. President
Thompson and the committees are working vigor-
OuSly to make the affair q success
NOTES.-The funeral of Mr.. John Padgett took
place yesterday afternoon from the residence OF
Mr. Arch Fleming, on King, near Patrick
street-Dr: r. c. Powell yesterday amputated
the fingers OF John Taylor. colored lad, who had
mangled his hand In corn shelter at Vienna, on
Marbury has had an operation performed on one
OF bis eyes by DrA Marmion and Powell
THE KEY-LLoYD INSTRUMENTATION correspond
ent writes to reference to the "unpeasantness
between MI. Agent Key and Mr. Lloyd, of Lloyd's
express, that the occurrence for which Mr.. Key
swOre out q warrant took place on Friday. 18th
arrested at one o'clock on Tuesday, on the corner
OF and 18th streets, In company OF q friend, and
not by an on1cer called by MI. Key; and Mr. Lloyd
does not intend to compromise this case but Will
have fair and public trial, to ascertain IL Agent
Key mas the right to constantly annoy him.
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ART Mooney opens his studio for pupils Oc-
tober 1st Those desiring thorough Instructions In
portrait, figure, landscape, flower painting call
at once and secure easel room Corcoran building,
room ~ Take elevator.
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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
] CONSIDER AS GOOD II NOT SUPERIOR TO
STEAM HEATING AT ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
CHEAPER IN COST. WOULD ALSO CALL YOUR
ATTENTION TO THE WELL-KNOWN FIREPLACE
HEATERS FROM THE FACTORY OF JAMES
SPEAR. Tor HEATING TWO OK 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 THE CITY
WHICH WE TAKE GREAT PLEASURE IN REFER
RING TO. CALL Is SOLICITED AND ESTI-
MATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED
WALTER D. WYVILL. EXCLUSIVE AGENT
APPS No. 452 PA AVE. NEAR ~ STREET
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Arcr1oy BARoarNs-We are opening lots OF

AUCTION BARGAINS-We are opening lots OF
dress goods plaids, cashmeres, Langtree suitlngS,
silks, blankets, nannes, ladies' cloths, bed COM
forts vevets, shawlS, hosiery, curtain laees wool
underwear, table linens, napkins. towels. etc. etc,
etc. from Boston and New York. Towson'S, Go
PennSy lvaniA avenue, south side.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF OHIEF NTfNNL UFF1CER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., sept. %, 1884, g. 30 ami
For middle Atlantic states cooler fair weather.
south 10 west winds For Friday, warmer, gener-
ally fair weather Is indicated for all districts east
or the Mississippi river and generally fair weather
and slight fall OF temperature for the upper NE-
sissippi and Missouri valleys. In the west guf
states local rains are indicated, followed by lair
weather.
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AT S1LvERBzRG,s

AT SuvERBzRG's.
s12 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Solid God Finger Rings at 99c.
Solid God finger lungs at 81 IS and upwards
Solid Silver Ball Drops at 2oc
Solid Silver Pins ut % aIl, 39c
Solid Silver Fins styles, 81 % to 81. SO.
SOliu Silver Brace IS 1T Sc
solid Silver Bracelets ut Sl43
Solid 81 yer Bracelets at &l.9S.
SOild Silver Rhinestone Buttons. Csc.
Rolled Gold Plate aidrop 4 and 99c
Roi led Gold Plate Pins 40 to 93c.
Rolled Gold Plate Sleeve Buttons ~ to 600.
Rolled Gold Pate Charms 40 TO 99c
Rolled Gold late Watch Chains $193
Eolied Gold Plate Collar butto:s loo.
Roed GoId pla,e Eyeslass aims as &c.
B Bra. Its at g GO br r., ,ce e,,, at 81 e
Eol,d Il III Plate Bracelets ut 81 80
Rolled Gold Plate Bracelets 1t s. 40 and upwards
Chain Bracelets Elac1 and Gold Bracelets
Mourning Bracelets Bangle Bracelets from Csc. up
Cellulod Bracelets &c &c.
! very large assortment Of Csc Jewelry in now, desir
able patterns.
Ptari Sleeve Buttons, rolled gold back Csc
Pearl Sleeve Buttons Rhinestone ttins 49c
Iiearl Sleeve buttons. finely engray d. 79c
Fire CIT Watch Chains, new patterns &C
Fire Gilt Ladies watch haii,s iron, roc IN.
Fire Gilt Necklaces. with Cross Charm, 93c
Fire Gilt Matinee Chains. very rich G9c
Lockets and Locket Charms, Masonic and Odd Eel
lows Charms, 1T 99c.
Gents Scarf Pms, Csc. Gents Scarf Pins at 40c
Gents scarf Pins at 90.
You will find only the largest assortment hut also
the lowest prices and if desire anything in Jewery
call at
sILvERBERG's,
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ARRIVED. Ar LAST.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
DRY GOODS
From the auctionof
HALSTEAD, HAINES co

Dh1 OOODS
From the auction OF
HALsTEAD. HAINEs co.
Their loss has been gain succeeded In sse-
on te dollar his purchase has been so enormously
lara ,at We cahnot ee1n to set all Of INTO our TIM
the balance goods Never before ia the history u
ting rord goods Tor very small amount Of money We
can can only mention few VI the MANY bargains which
lots OF Black silks at &c. ESQ., &c., e. fully worth
81 pieces fail shades Dress Goods at &c. worth
50 pieces illuminated wool Dress Goods. loo per yard
a Atwood Chudda Cloth 4s inches WIDE in all
These direct from the custom house having ar
such s s s' bourS 81 oos i the nsa .nsra
io,s' ana th.reioie are shown only 10y US,
- pieces 40 in hes wide. extra fine. Soc worth zoo
IN .ne sa aud can recommend them ~ the best and
case =. wide all-Inen Loom Table Damaak ct 2oo
Per yard, value 81 &c.
Towels at g. 10. IN and 15c. every genuine bar
!, loo dozen heavy knottd frinsed Barnsley D.ma1h
Napkins and Doyliss in endless variety.
as long as e ssr. " one from or xrs
We bought nearly all the Blansets IA tie sale and
Hns hanns % S T a ws S0 ses sosS
raI Irice never heiore heard Of We next offer hns
.
AtS2 so, worth 81 CO.
At $500 worth 500
And many finer grades in the same proportion.
pa5 at psr p Cox ~
bales Gray Blankets at Csc per pair Merchant. and
housekeepers buyinby the quantities VIII never
sucn chance again
- cases, most al OF the celebrated Amosk MillA
w WE saved out y per cent in the purchase q thea
oI lo l"o CASES A. low as ueIss Ter yard
and red Wool anne mu Ssn' is PEI dian IL
goods can be bon S9pEht for from the the AGENTS
5000 pairs. in 20 different styles ali from the 0rsas
no pairs Lace Curtains, Csc; worth sl2a
90 :. 9oc.; worth tl.75
s: Sc; e : f: : sfs4 : With s.: So
We have them in White and Ecru. and they are no
doubt the cheap curtains ever of red by any hous
Furniture Cretonne At lie per yard We have thsm IN
AS S ShExT ru sAs sYSsH IN sHAw1s
Ieph,r shswls
Tibet ohawls
All at less than half price
bought thres lots Austrian Plush Cosks at sbeaA
Lot Twenty hve full sized Ladies' Plush Cloahs a
Lot - weIty all sizes ladies' Plush Cloaks. lined
with italian cloth, at -. worth sl3
., Lot Twelve Plush Domans. trimmed with nsht
cold weather $40 secure one 6efore it l. too
$50 pieces double width fine Ladies' Cloth in all the
leading shades at 80 per yard This Is the
grade other merchants sell at a. cents per yard
80 pieces genu full 81 inches wi imported Tfoo9
Cloth IN all the tall shades ut 81 IS yer yard; ase
years price 81.
100 pieces Oriental Laces, lOc: worth 2sc
30 pieces Oriental Iaces inches wide at l7c voeh
45c
&c 20 pieces Oriental Lscsf = inches vide a
lis dozen Oriental Lace Collars. at 23c value Soc
3o dozen finest Linen ply shirt Fronts l0c: worth
S5c
30 dozen ladies' Silk Hose drop stitch in six differ.
ent shades at as lsold els here q
and many other bargains II will pay you 70 lay In
stock for years at these prices
LANSBURGH & Bro
400 and SIVENTu oFpRDP
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Fruits ana Flowers.

SESSION OF TIE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
AMERICAN GRAPE VINES IN FRANCE.
The first regular meeting of the District hOrti-
cultural society, after the summer recess, which
was held at German hall last evening, was well
attended. There was fine display OF fruits and
flowers, Including a Seeding peach, white free
stone late bearer OF very large size, from DIR. l. "
Dovilliers; pears from Colonel Edward Daniels;
single dahliaS and evening glOrieS from r. j.
Fisher 50 varieties OF dahiiaS from Mr. John Saul;
the double abutilon ThOmpsoni and several yarie-
ties roses from Captain II. L. Prince, and grapes
Catawba, Concord. Wilder, and his three seedlings
Columbia, Eugenia ami Prolif1Cs, which were
greatly admired.
Mr. saul presided, and Mr. W. Cogan acted
as secretary. Colonel Edward Daniels, Of Viz
gnta, was elected member. Professor c. "
Riley spoke on the 'Anercan Vines in France"
lie said that III 1871 1t was discovered that the
phylOXera, which had damaged the European
vines did not attack successfully some OF the
American vines, and 1t was suggested that
American vines be used there stock. This sug-
gestion had been adopted and now the French
VINEYARDS are being repeGished by vines graft ed
sent from this country, and the most satisfactory
results had been Obtained-the Jacques, Taylor,
SOlOniS and Clinton-being the leading American
vines used. An interesting discussion followed as
TO the best means OF growing grapes, and grating
was highly recommended committee was APP
pointed TO draft resolutions OF sympathy with Mr.
daughter
More Victims of the AutOcratic Starter.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., September 25th, 1884
Referring to the controversy regarding the
street car transfer agent corner and 9th Streets
i desire to say that was present when Commits
sioner West requested said agent to stop the car,
and met with similar experience as his own.
only little more aggravating. Having just re-
turned from fatiguing railroad trip, arrived at
the juno ton with tour other travellers on the west
bound car crossing the turn table at the very
moment the agent ordered the north bound car to
go ahead north" PSaid, "StOp that car" and he
answered, 81 can't do It," / SAID, SIT is empty,
and here are five OF US who want to get in It," He
said ie's up; it will be too close to next car" or
words TO that effect. / answered, ''there is no
other north bound car In sight, and less than
thirty seconds would put US all aboard yet" He
said something about IAN hour" which did not
CATCH and that people about here had lots to learn
about running street cars" just then Commits
sioner West came up, and was glad that some
body In authority had an opportunity TO wreStle
with this bul-headed agent These remarks do
not refer TO the gentlemanly and accommodating
agent on duty at this crossing during the day. II
is the ''Eight agent" who deserves censure. may
add that In the course OF time another Car.
crowded. came along. and had the satisfaction of
seeing the agent in the hands OF the police iS l
boarded IL. B..
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CITY ITEMS.
Purity Sweet Cigarette Competitor
NNTIcEi NQIlCEi NQTICRi


NOTICE! NoT1CE NOTICE!
Those competing for the prizes offered for the
wrappers returned to THE STAR Office win please
take notice that the time allowed for the return OF
the wrappers expires, according to advertisements
O'Clock m, and no packages will be received after
that day and time. NJ. B. Tyler, Agt Pace &
SiZer, Manufacturers
To the Public.
My little son Elmer, who is now over four years
OF age, has been suffering since ne four months
old With wasting disease. accompanied by spells
OF frequent and prolonged vomiting, no remedy or
assistance that could get seeming to operate On
the Stomach-SO much so that my physician and
friends considered the case hopeless. About four
months ago physician called my attention to the
medicinal and curative qualities OF DUFFY's PURE
BARLEY MALT WHISKY, claiming that it might save
the childs life. very reluctantly consented to its
use, as ! am a believer in temperance; but the
child'S life and health were Gearer TO me than q
prejudice / purchased a bottle, and commenced
giving 1t to the child, the result being that to-day
borhood: have written this W .thout any solicita-
ton, and say to the heads Of families, and those
caring for the sick, do not let foolish prejudice
against the proper use OF pure liquor prevent you
from using this for the sick and debilitated
ELMER VEIN,
1O6 Hickory avenue. Baltimore CO., Baltimore, Md
Durkee's Salad Dressing
Is composed OF the freshest, purest and choicest
condiments money will buy. 1t surpaSses any that
can be made at home, is cheaper, saves labor and
all anxiety. 60
Burnett,s Cocaine
HAS RECEIVED UNIV ERsAL ENDORSEMENT.
No other preparation possesses such remarkable
properties for embeiliSh1ng and strengthening the
hair and rendering it dark and glossy. 1t cures
badness and eradicaueS dandrun
BurnettS FlavOr1ng Extracts are the best 60
AtkinsOn,s Extracts.
White Rose, Heliotrope. Opopanax. Muse, Ytang-
Ytang. Wild Hyacinth Jockey Club, Ess. BoQuet
West End, Violette, Stephanotis, SIC. o.
BOSToN VARIETY STORE,
eos 7G5 and TOT Market Space
IundbOrg'S Perfume, Edenla 60
Lundbors's Perfume. Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrS'S Perfume. Alpine Violet 60
LundbOrg's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

J. NJ. I.arOquc's EIixer of CaliSaya
Bark
Has. for more than half century. been in use by
all classes of people and Endorsed by eminent ply
scians as the best tCnic and invigorator eytant
The weak, the nervous, the Gebilltaed, all find IL
10 give new lie, vigor and happiness. Particu-
larry u lady'S medicine 81 a bottle. Sold by drug
gists. ". Z. Thornton Proprietor. Baltimore and
harrison streets, Baltimore. Md. TUT h,SGm
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. FLORA c. DENNIsON,
vi Late Assistant to Prof L. g. Narinfl,
Will Op6n her DANCING ACADEMY for Masters and
Misses, ct National Rifles hall. THURSDAY October
1884. at $3.50 D. IN.
Glass days: Tuesdays TLursdays and SsturdayR
For terms &c. apply ct her residence, No g27 N
street northwest.
Circulars be obtained ct the hall and ut the music
store Of Ii. Eberbach. 915 + street. sea6-6t
WEST END KINDERGARTEN AND SCHOOL.
street Daily German instruct Circulars at the
school KlNDERGARrEN NORMAL INSTITUTE
for the tram ng of Teachers Eighth Session
toner 1st For particulars call on Mrs LOUISE POL
LOCK. Principal y29 Sth street se25-6t
E)R1vATE INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE COM
mon English branches including penmanship aud
eonllosition by young lady of experience Address
~ any time, Mss l., p .. Box 249 city O. ss25 St.
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THE CASE CONTINUED UNTIL NEXT THURSDAY.
In the Police Court this morning, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Thomas called the attention of
Judge Smell to the case against Mr.. John @.
Thompson, editor OF the Sunday Chronicle, who
was charged on g warrant issued by Justice OF the
Peace A. = Taylor, with assault and battery with
intent TO kill Constable Samuel T. Luckett last
tuesday afternoon. While the Latter was serving q
writ OF restitution on Mr.. Thompson, at No SOl F.
street. as published in yesterdays STAR Mr.
Thomas stated that although the charge In the
warrant was for assault and battery with Intent to
Kill, ne had filed an information for simple assault
and would ask that the case go over until next
THURSDAY. Meanwhile he was satisfied with the
defendants personal recOcnZance. The court ap-
proved the course OF Mr.. Thomas, and granted the
continued
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WHAT Mr. N'CANN, TIE SEWER CONTRACTOR, SAYS
CONCERNING THE LABOR QUESTION.
In regard to the differences which have been re-
ported through the city as having arisen between
the laboring men here and Mr.. Mccain, the con-
tractor for the sewer Improvements in this CITY,
Mir. McCann to-day stated to STAR reporter that
the so called Dauper labor which he is said to have
In his employ, Is composed OF Irish, Italian and
German iahoring men, the most Of whom have
been wording FOR him during the last five years.
and that there Is not Hungarian among them.
Tie has at present in his employ nearly three hun
dred men, OF whom about two hundred and fifty
are colOred men, living In this District. He saws
the only difference likely to arise between him and
the men Is In relation TO the time OF payment not
as TO the rate OF wages. He states that owing to
the fact that his work Is scattered over various
sections OF the city, IL would be great source OF
expense and trouble 10 him to make weekly pay
men;S, as the loss Of time In paying several hun
dred hands who are stationed in various portions
OF the city Is very considerable, and he has there.
lore determined TO pay once month. He says
that II In the course OF a month any man needs
money. all that will BE- necessary tor such to
co VIII be TO apply TO the time-keeper and he can
get what IS due him. Mr. Mccain states that be is
paying his men from s1a5 TO 81. 50 per day. and is
disposed TO give the preference to District labOrerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-25

m rssKIL's Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out OF town.
1421 New YORK avenue.
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VIVHE TENACITY WITH WHICH PEOPLE ABIDE
by their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparlla only
be explained by the fact that is the best blood me
cine ever used and IL not approached in excellence by
any new candidate for public favor
WHEN SYMPTOMS OF MALARIA APPEAR IN
w any form. take Ayers Ague Cure at once to pre-
vent the development of the disease and continue until
health Is ored it surely will be by the of this
remedy. cure is warranted In every instance se23
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MEDICAL AND DENTAL DtPAK MEN
vi NATIONAL UNIVERSITY,
1904 AID 1OO6 Z street northwest. ectures which will
lie given during the day will begin TUESDAY. October
It'll. 1884. at 10 O'clock am
All persons int ding to enter either department
requested to be present ut the opening exercises in
nectloh with those Of the Law Department., on MON.
DAY. October 9Th. at o'cloca p. III.
For iurther information apply to
H. H BARKER. Md. Dean,
se19-1m ZIG H street northwest
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AthInSOfl7S ENtEdCHSe
White Rose, Helotrope Opopanax. Muse, Ytang-
Ytang, Wild Hyacinth, Jockey Club, ESS BoQuet,
West End, V1Olette, StephanotiS, SIC. OF.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
eos 7G5 and TOT Market Space.
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FOE PRKSERvIN6.-Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed TO be pure. Also. fine imported Estra-
Gon vinegar for picking. etc Get It at Chr.
yapder's, Oil 7th street northwest.
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DRIVES GARDEN for rent. See advertisement.

The fine photos Of Kets Kemethy's l109 Pa ave,
continue TO be 50 per doz with 18th painted free
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IundbOrg's Perfume, Edenla 60
LANDLORDS Perfume Marechal Mel Rose 60
LundbOrg's Perfume. Alpine Violet 60
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dO0k SOAfUkT
Use Aladdin Security on.
1t Is known TO be the safest and best oil

Use ALADDIN SECURITY OIL--After more than
ten years trial this excellent Oil continues 10 grow
In public favor: the ever increasing demand proves
that its merit alone is its recommendation as the
hos hOusphold oil in
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Fur and ScalskiM Garments.
C. c. Shayne. the well-knOwn Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, lob Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments At retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford ii
splendid opportunity 10 purchase strictly reliable
fuiS direct from IL 4nuaci urer, and save retailer 5
profits Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
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ORAL FRENCH CLASS,

A PRAcT CT CouRsE;oPronunciation and Reading
sbns an pp few 10 and Dcsion
and written French well express themselves in
snS dsS. and I
n :5sss a0F tiny $50
to nj
pe qasr 81 = sysn. Il
LlEkE. NJ. native Of Paris, France. 1883 street
PRgIv ATE: LESSONS u Az GRADES Of STUDY
n1 ny Mssf rGnt al s,S and
x,snt ..noo, .. s .ss .. Da n, s W: FIrNSAM;
ns sEssl U} OF THE TIN LnSTHIGVN
!raH rs made to "h l. DUNLOP and saa! NAT
'EE WT 81 2 SWEET
tORTE TECHNIQUE, will receive Pupils after OCrO-
BEE 18th At home Tuesdays. from TO s23- Inn
PUPiLs IN sTENoGRAPAY YAM ANDTYpEwRITING1;
Il Apply to NELLIE ii. SMITH. Stenographer and
FERNS moderate '-n S'fse' n0f'N"S Ae seisew u
NJ L. PARSONS. NJ =. s13 D sTRRET NORTH
asd at IN ns
% m Best H rerc Will d. arsd ABOUT
294. seo2.lm
4 RI SCHOOL 1918 1 STREET n. w, OPPOSITE
"A Franhlin Park re-opens September 29th. Thorouyh
c in craving anf Fn;p raaseS il
NS' r y SAhthS s. $s1cE AND PIANO
Tenth year Terms moderate. se2O-9t'
yEfSs RViSt so k5RSwrsr
and Ionbe Entry Boot Keeling '''
, CIVIL $s 'sSFH;i P EARsMlS 81
au:U-Iws T. TWITCHELI Principa,
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In THE CASE Of Truman b. Cross, the youth killed
al Glendale. on the b. and p. X r., by the Chicago
express train. Tuesday. the jury OF inquest yes
terday cenSured the railroad company for not hav-
ing at the crossing some proper safeguard TO pre-
vent such accidents.
An Era ST Telescapes Hem.
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MADAME B. VAN REUTH. 1II2 18th street north
west begs TO announce that she will return TO
Washington and be ready for business october LIST,
when she viii open an elegant line OF Novelties in
Ladies' Dress Goods and Trimmings, selected per-
sonally from the latest tmportationS
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The SOUTH WASHINGTON CLEVELAND AND HgNp-
KICKS CLUB--At a meeting of the South Washing
ton Cleveland and Hendricks club. at Blake hail
last night, Mr. T. d. Wright. presiding. a commit
tee, consisting Of Messrs. jackson Yates. William
Ellis, John Carroll, Il. f. LlOyd and Henry knight
was appointed 10 secure a isg POLE 10 be erected
by the club at the corner or 9Th street and Mary
land avenue The club decided to raise 81 900 TO be
transmitted TO the national cOmrrittee
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SARPErs AND RrGs AT AUcTIoN.-Mr Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow morning at his auction rooms
A.n street ana fennsylvania avenue commencing
at O'Clock superb collection OF carpets and rugs
Smoraclng MoQuet, Administer, English and other
DlusSeS carpets. made up and IN piece. Tn. sale
Is without reserve, therefore bargains may ne ey
pecsed See adyI ' ~ ~
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"AlacrMey Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in half-pOund Ward" prints i0c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, Butterlils ana Swee.
MILK, &c. per quart Cream loo pint
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eRed.Bugs, Flies:
Flies, rOaches ants, bed-bugs, rats. mice, 60
pliers, chipmunkS, cleared OUT by "ROugh Oh Rats.
15c. z
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