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District Campaign WOrkers.
THEIR VISITS TO MARYLAND AND yIRGISIA-rHl
SLIGO MASS MEETING

THEIR VISITS TO MARYLAND AND yIRGISIA-TuE
SLIGO MASS MEETING
The democratic mass meeting and flag ratsinp at
sligo. Nd. saturday night. was attended by a large
representation OF the District democracy who went
out on special train. The following clubs were
represented: The Jefferson, the South Washington.
the First. Ninth, Thirteenth. Fifteenth, twentieth
the West Washington. the Columbia and the Jack
son association There was Il large attendance
ana The meeting Was enthusiastic. The stand was
itstoOnet with tgS and brilliantly lighted and
the proiuSe display OF fireworks and strains OF
music added interest TO the scene. AuuuSr I
Cf.cNcS. president OF the Cleveland and Hendricks
ciuO OF sligo. presided. and opened the Injecting
with DfieT ADJ s. Speeches were made by Hon
FretirrE j. Mel on. OF Fre !erlck, the democratic.
candidate Tor Congress for the sixth district OF
MaIy!aud: Joseph ri. Bradley. F. B. Prettyman. E.
=. Wright. or Washington; ami Captain Villa no
Gary. OF Virginia.
republican mass meeting was held In Herndon
Va, on saturday, and speeches We're made by ME-
y w. tnnp, eH-ConyressInan J. H. Rec the ey-
ss'F9.'lit-dt-AtTaS OF the senate John r. French
NJ Matthew Irlnbie, o. the Interior department.
ana hr Lewis Douglass son OF Frederick Douglass
Il'-e gentlemen were ent Tt1ined by MI Howard
B.arch1!d Of the pension Office who res des there
The meeting or the WorN;sr,neu's Blaine and
Logan cub 1T od on nall Saturday night was well
atich ie1- ADDRESSES were made b. Hon Green e
Is'tuiIl. capt 4. y. Mckee, August Donath and W.
a. Hinton A qudrtette furnished music. There
were tWenty-ScNen Rev members elected
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Philip ArmOur's Pork Deal.
TWO AND HALF MILLION DOLLARS EARNED ON

=
TORN.
Chicago dispatch states that the great pork
corner terminated Saturday, and that Mr. Philip
Armour's profits by the corner cannot be less than
S25D0,00o. The origin OF the corner dates back to
the failure OF Grant & Ward At that time New
York spectators declared there was no limit to the
decline In all sorts Of values Pork was at $40 Der
barrel New York was particularly anxious to sell
pork, and 1t couldn't sell 1t fast enough. Armour
had his cellar full OF the property. He had hun
drecs OF thousands Of barrels, representing mil
hons Of dollars, and TO protect his interest he
began buying against New York's selling. In
one day he took in over 100 900 barrels. New York
ina week or began to suspect that selling short
against Arlnours buying might prove disastrous
business Before the situation dawned fully upon
the minds OF short Sellers however, the market
had been sold short fully 100000 barrels In the
meantime Armour had been compelled to take all
the cash pork In the country and good deal OF it
was scraped up here and there, but he got the
major portion at from SIG to $40 per barrel Sud-
denly the price began TO advance The shorts were
nervous but they he'd on. The figures rapidly
climbed up to $50 then to S22 and, advancing fifty
finally S28 In the meantime good many shorts
settled but large short interest held out to the
last, and Friday lot of LOU barrels were settled
1or Saturday the last OF them stepped up to Ar
mours office and settled their differences. MIR
Armour Claims that no one was injured by the
corner except a few New YORK and New Orleans
gamblers The public, he claims was benefited
by the prices being held up while the impendinp
generalization to trade was averted
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Alexandra Affairs.

OPENING OF PUBLIC ScHooIA-Clerk Snowden, Of
the school board, begun, at Peabody hall this morn
Ing at O'Clock, the issue OF school permits white
children, and, after examination BY the principals
the teaches received all who entered All were
kept busy.
WAITNo:-The county court opened this morn
Ing and adjourned Immediately until wednesday.
AL the business OF thu term was completed last
week, and these adjournments are made TO carry
over me court until The bulls Of exception in the
Drummond case can be prepared and signed
REAL ESTATE SALk-The dwelling On Prince
street between 81 Asaph and Pitt streets, long
owned and occupied by The late John Summers, was
sold at auction on Saturday at $3.50, and bought
by Miss Anne w. Summers ana c. J. W. Summers
FoLlcE hkroHT-There were TWO prisoners at the
station house this morning, George Ford and Mary
Alexander, coiored, arrested by Officers Walker
and Pat hayes; charge. disorderiy conduct.
NoTks-W. p. Graves, on Fairfax aud Franklin
streets lost nns horse yesterday. The animal
died suddenly.-Lee Camp Confederate Veterans
hoioS meeting to-nignt-rhe preliminary drills
Of st John's Cadet corps began this morning on
their new drill ground-Tne open season for
bird hunting and Tor oysters began In this neigh
borhood to-day.
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CITY ITEMS.
To Reduce Stock

before arrival OF new goods, NJ Augen-
s stem @ nth n street sire northwest offers for
gains Fancy Cuspadores, iOc.; Hatchets, ice:
handsome Lamps. with brilliant trimmings, sc;
graved soeleIs SIC; new style Decorated
ssc.; y doz Decorated cups and Saucers, a.:
Dust Pan and Brush. l5c; large Mixing Bowls, lSc.:
Baskets, Sc, worth ST.: doz Preserve Dishes 49,;
1 wooden Water Bucket and scrubbins Brush. I5c.
Prfxg's Jewelry Store-Curb vest chains, s. 10
$40; periscoplc glasses, 81. plain lens, 50 cents
The Beautiful Display
Of Fail Style Hats at Francs corner 7th and sts,
the only strictly one-price Hat and Gents Fur
nishing store In the city, is the town talk OF young
are displayed in great PERCUSSION, and prIces are
such that the closest and most economical buyers
pronounce them the cheapest In town l,s.s
To the Liquor and Drug Trade.
We are now prepared to supply the liquor and
Malt Whiskey at the same prices and terms charged
them at the distiilery, thus saving them freight.
II BARBOUR HAMILTON.
RazOrs! RazorsN RazorAM!-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted aud kept in
proper shaving condition gratis. Name engraved
on our dog collars nee The Rodgers Cutlery store
%S pennsylvania aye, D. n WALFoRD, PTop'r. 1913
Malaria, Ind xestiOn. Dyspep~ta and
wasting diseases invariably give way TO The beneii-
cent influences OF Duffy Pure Barley Malt hiskey.
Try it b
All the Latest Fail styles Soft and Stiff
Hats.
opened at Francs. corner 7ih and streets The
only strictly One Price Hat and Furnishing store la
this city. eos
Meme Low Quarter Shoes
almost given away, at j. Brooks, S02 7th street.
We are determined not 10 carry any over. Prices
are no object l&m2
Go to Brooks
clearing sale OF all Boots and shoes, at SOC 18th
street Prices lower than ever, TO make room Tor
fall goods f&m2
Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach's, 18th anc H.en,w.t
Thormtou,s Emulsion
q pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphltes OF Lime
and Soda for coughs, colds. consumption, impaired
nutrition and general debility; easy and pleasant
to take. Prescribed 10y physicians Sold by Drug
g1StS Large bottles, SOC. Manufactured 10y ". T.
Thornton, corner baltimore and harrison streets
Baltimore, Ad ui,w.f
On Thirty Days Trial.
The voltac Belt Co. Marshall, Mich, Will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or od who are afflicted with nervous de-
billy, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guarantee
Ing speedy and complete restoration or health and
manly vigor. Address as above. n. B.-NO risk Is
incurred, Us thirty Jays trlai is allowed w,S,m
Bailey's 81 Saw, warranted equal any
Heart Pains.
Palpitation, Drops!cal Swelings, Dizziness, Indi-
gestion. Headache, Sleeplessness cured 10y WeliS
Health Kenewer"
"Alderncy Dairy Wagons.''
Fresh Attorney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in half pound Ward prints, 35c. per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese, ButterIllk and sweet
MILK, &C. per quart. Cream l5c- pint
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A Burglary i'm the Avenue.
WHITTAKKR's BOOK STORE ENTERED AND NUNBIl


The book and stationery store OF GA. Whitaker,
HOS Pennsylvania avenue, was entered by q thief
last night and number Of gold pencils, gold pens,
opera glasses and other articles were stolen. The
tuiei male bis way into the building through the
trap-door on Pennsylvania avenue, leading into the
cellar and thence by the cellar stair into the back
part OF the store. After turning down the gas
ne went 10 the case containing the gold pens, etc,
from the fancy goods Case several cases Of poo
ket hnives and number OF opera-glaSses. En-
tering the otica, he took an elegant Colts re-
yo.ver from the drawer Oh desk, and it Is thought
that he examined the safe, as god pencil
was found lying on the floor beside 1t, tut
the safe Itself - untouched The thief es-
capped oy the way through which he entered 1t
Is evident that he was not an expert, as he did
not take one-third Of the valuabies which might
be easily carried away and which We're within easy
reach. The LIST or arucles stolen as far as known
comprises one dozen boxes OF fine pen knives, three
dolel large gold pens, three dozen 1ne pocket pen.
cts, one-haI dozen MeKinnon pens one half dozen
hns opera glasses and one five SarIcled COTS re-
yolver. The value OF the artic.ey Is less III
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SILKS AND VE1vrrs

S11xs AND VE1vErs
BROCADE BLACK SILK VELVET sl0o
COLORED SILKS CO. FANCY SILKS 81
COLORED SILKS, 81 so reduced to SlOQ
BLACK SILKS. 81. Is. reduced to $LU0
CASH PHICEa NO CREDIT
CARRIERS. I'll MARKEr SPAo1
BLACK CASHMEKLS double width. pure wool
S7k. 60 62. rs
Double Width BLANKETS. g. co.
CLOTH. for Boys wear 81 and 80
Bleached TABLE DAMAsK pure linen IS reduced to 80
COLORED CASHMERES, Wool. double width
~. 60 e., IS
COLORED sATINS. So BLACK SATINs so
BROCADE BLACK SILKS. Ia
BLACK SILKS, 50. reduced to SL5Q
New York Mills SHEETING COTTON,
widest and best, %.
BLACK CASHMFPE ShANLS pure wool Al 50
Good c. NTON FLANNEL.s
Nuns WILING. widest. doube-width pure wool.
(b'sck.) 80 l 00''
REMNANTS OF SILKS. COLORED AND BLACK
CASHMEREs AND DRESS GOODS AT
LESS THAN COST
aul5 CARRIERS. I'll MARKET spAoR
SHIFTS.
Opened this morning new lot
WHITE AND FANCY PERCALE
Best fitting and quality in the city
w, 8. TEEr.
aO9 26 Pennsylvania avenue
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The Police Force.
MAJOR DYES ANIMAL REPORT UPoN THE WORK AND
CONDITION OF THE FORCE


CONDITION OF THE FORCE
Major Dyes annual report for the last fiscal wear.
be laid BE- the Commissioners will ST ate
that tuere were Il 800 arrests made and I3OSS con-
v.ctiCGs during the last year The increase OF
arrests over TIE prior year was 2300 but no heavy
or Important cases were TeporteI and during the
past eight months there was no evid nee or trace
'i any professional WORK wing been done In the
city. y little mere than 81 100 Is the aggregate
value OF property reported stolen fully on-haI OF
which amount has bren recovered by ,he police de-
partmenL There were no large eases or robbery
reported during the yea-. the cases made bttn-
principally minor CfenSes such as assault and bat
leleS. petty lrceni1. loud and Oos, erous conduct
breach OF the peace aud viCl lions OF health rayu
laji0AS OF the District. TIE incre;., @, cases no
over the preceding year, making 81 a,tag.th1r
MANY or THESE cases were second uGcnse OF petty
larceny.
Tine police force now numbers go elective mon
- less than was authorized by the Eorty-fOurth
Congress but for which 10 approximation vas
Rad. At tl end OF the fiscl, year there we're aI5
available men. though those on patrol duty num-
DTIed I men. the remainder being def nj ed al Ihe
District government bu liin-S and to different Dls
trict AMI government Institutions and buildings
ne majors estimate OF the number OF needed
fer constant police service is so.
THE ADVANCEMENT OF sc1EScE-The third
annual meeting .; t'e American Association for
the Advancement q 'I".cC Viii bein in phfiaael.
phla ca Thurs lity 'i>. II tse AcIuep.y OF Music
itt Il 'rOmisc 10 5e one OF the largest ever held
, The meeting VIII occupy seven days, and duri..c
ths session II Is expected that there viii BE- read
',ttNe'n three and i've hundred papers covering a
large number OF subjects Among The addres eS TO
DC .lFU.ed - Cue uy ,ien John El,on or tnls civ
Oh I" EconouAc Science and Statistics"
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A Proposed Fail Regatta.
MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE THIS AFTERNOON

4 MEETING OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE THIS AFTERNOON
TO CONSIDER THE NATTER
The committee, consisting OF members Of the diff
ferent local boat clubs known the joint regatta
committee will meet this afternoon to consider the
adylsability OF holding a fall local regatta Cd the
Potomac The project Is one which meets with
general favor among the members Of the different
clubs. and no doubt it will be decided to adopt it.
II has become apparent that when the Potomac
river regatta is held early In the season. 1t is neceS
sary TO have races later On, in order 10 maintain
live Interest in rowing. The OalSmen are liable to
go out OF training. feeling that they have done their
share, and III sc who did not take part In the re-
gdtta have no Incentive TO practice. The PROPOSE
ton to allow only the latter TO take part In the fall
regatta meets with general approval By this
means the cubs will be enabled to bring to the
mont number OF promising oarSInen There
seems to D. no obstacle in the way OF fall local
regatta. and II hose N position to manage the
affair are willing TO go ahead with IL, there can be
no doubt OF its complete success. 1t is generally
ackfowledged that the greatest interest shown by
Nashinstonlans is In the races in which local crews
are reDttaan. ed, so that contests between crews
from the different home clubs will he fully as In
terestinS as u there were crews rom other cities
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Amusenenfs. Lc.. Tonight.
FoRDS OPERA HoEsE--Mr. Lester franklin In
s.Nev YORK"
DIME MUSEUM-Grand reopening with interest
Ing performance.
DRIVERS SUNK ~ GARDES.-Novei and interest
Ing performance.
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LIGHTNING Kops. j. H. kuehling, 4le1eth ST.

ONE HUNDRED ladies and gentlemen have beer
registered and assigned TO STATS IN spencerian Bust
ness college within the past Week. TBe ColI,gt
Hali thi, morning. looked like revival OF business
In the District OF Columbia
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Is this Our Missing Oil Broker.

Is this Our Missing OIL Broker.
FOUND IN INDIANAPOLIS WITH BONDS IN HIS POCKET.
The Indianapolis Journal of Friday. printed The
following paragraph it is thought here that the per-
son mentioned may be George q. Lewis, Washing
tons missing Oil broker:
''Georgs Lewis, whose home is at Germantown,
Pa, where he Is engaged In business, was found
wandering about the street yesterday In wretched
condition from excessive drinking, and was sent to
the city hospital by Turnkey Tafe. Levla recently
lost several thousand dollars specializing In Chicago,
and he has since been drinking heavily. Two
station-house for drunkenness After paying his
fine he Was released, and, as nothing was after
by police that he had left the city until yester-
dry afternoon, when Turnkey TafYe found him in
the vicinity OF the police station III condition bor
dering on deiriuu tremenS In his possession was
found 81 800 in bonds viii the police have taken
charge or until his recovery 1t IS thought that bis
friends know nothing OF his whereabouts"
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

CrrYcy OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. D. T.. Sept l, 1881. $50 arn.i
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather.
slight changes in temperature. variable winds,
mostly norIherly. For Tuesday, generally fair
weather Is Indicated for all the reziOs east OF the
Mississippi valley except The nor hern part OF
the south Atlantic states light local Showers The
Temperature Will remain about stat IOnary, except
In the Ohio valley the weather Will be slightly
warmer
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THE RESIDENCE Cf Nr. Peer kilroy. No. $50 end
street southwest, was en- cred late saturday night
BY burglars. vino were frightened of before any
thIlC OF value was secured
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II MN IF RRR o o NM =
II MN Nm F + / 90 i III + :

As usual we arc I'm Front" with nearly completeline
Of Boots and shoes for Fall We assert and wiz
gladly snbtanttate the asser that Tor this season
the quality and style Of goods superior to any.
thing ever before Offered here while we maintain our
WELL KNOWN Low Prices
IN LADIES GOODS we would especially mention.
The - OK Ha d-sewed Paris hid Button Boot the lv
kid that nevr cracks ss turns; 81 90 unry allied
Kid Button. superior to any $3.50 shoe: our 81 Is
worked hole Kid and Pebble Button stylish and var
ranted to give satisfaction.
CUR GENTS DEPARTMENT IA complete with fnll
line Of tic best land Made Goods ever shown in the
district. Hahn's warranted 3250 Calf Button Jared
and Con sIess still mystery 70 competitors hos.
81 IS and 81 id Laced and Caters in broad or nan
tees.
IN BOYS AND YOUTHS FINE SHOES We now
have line which VIC proudly call Our Owsl" They
are the best and goods that you or VIZ have
ever seen Our 81. 90 Boys Tipped Button and Laced
every pair guaranteed
IN MISSES AND CHILDss GOODS We hsve NO
competition. Our IS cts (hds Heeled Buttpn hss no
rival in the Unit States The only Asses 81 % solid
spring. Heel Button
We have saved parents hundreds Of dollar, BY buyiue
their childrens Shoes Of Us.
Pnlcxs USueRx TO ALI-HoNRsr pxAI1sas
WA. HAHN 4 CO.,
THE LEADING SHOE DRALERs
SIC 7rz srAxxr And Isz2 P.sxsxIvAx1A Avxxux
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SPECIALTIES.

hrs. BROTHERS AND GRAY GIVE NO FIRE.
prescriptions and send you t. some side-show drug
gsts wu dive profits with the doctor Those disaT-
Pointed OF Of W DISEASES should consult Drs
OlHERS and GRAY. 600 Il W. vii furnish
medicine guarantee q cure lay. 81 years exp
flence- au25-lns
(NO\SULT DIR. Oh Ell son EVERY WEDNES-
" DAY and Saturday, 456 street northw, n,Lr46
tiers Success GU raIteed il every case, aud cases
Quickly ed: u ytars pcfleuce free
ffces lrivate' Aa-h .ft,e. ~ North Liberty street
u: itlmOfr Mi -elU3u
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tIssEIIs Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere ont Of town.
1877 New York avenue.
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For PICKIISG-pVrP cider vinegar and spices
John III. MagTGIer, 1i11 New York avenue.
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Iron SAFES, speaking tubes. j. H. kuehling. ~ ~
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SAVE YoUg EYESlGBT--Consult Heupier, 4sa
Pennsylvania avenue.
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"THE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE," oy 4. s. Boyd, Will
SOCn De ready.
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ELECTRIC and mechanical bells. J.H. Kuehuns.
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Rad Sinsbeimers advertisements
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EsTABLIsHED 1881
w. III. WHEAr1rY & Son
DYEING AND SECURING.
No 1o6s JEFFERSON STREET,
GEORGETOWN D. q
Goods called for and delivered free Of charge to any
rlace in the city Postal Cards responded 10 PROMPTLY
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FINE FCRSlrUEE AT .UcrIos.-Nessrs- duncan
son Eros Will SCI! .OIDcrroH AZ their safes ooIl )
an excellent assortment or household furniture
see al
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ALI the Latest Fall styles Soft and Stiff
Hats.
opened at Francs. corner 1ih and streets. The
only strictly one Price Hat and Furnishing store In
this city. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-01

BASE BAIL-Tbe Nationals defeated the Balti-
more Unions Saturday In q handsome manner ScOr-
Ing nine times To their opponents once. The friends
OF the home club eNpecr TO SEE them play great
ball for the remainder OF the SEASON. IL Is in Speu-
did trim now, AM able TO compete with any club
that may come along. Four games with the Kan
sas City club Will be played This week, beginning
TOMORROW.
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Rev. Dr. HICKS RESIGSS--At the close OF the
services ~ The Church OF he Tabernacle Yesterday
Rev DR.. Hicks rendered his Te-igHajiJn, assigning
as his reasons the unrtVorJble effect Upon his
health OF this Innate and The LHceS ity whcn the
growing interests OF his property IL Florida IN
posed upon him Of giving personal supervision 10
The mana EeLIleLt OF The Ianl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-01

BIG Gas TASK.-The brick wO K Of the great
gas tank OF the Washington Gas company. at G and
26th streets, was finished Saturday afternoon The
last brick was put In by Mr.. Burns. one OF the su-
perrin tendenJs. and witnessed By nearly all OF
the 0fficialS OF the company. 4 collation. pre-
pared for the men. 10 which ample Justice was
done Nearly one million brick were used In the
walls and bottom OF the tank
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SENTENCED FOR STEALING--JOhn Gallagher,
Michael t.aryey and Columbus Pearson were
charged before Jude Mills saturday with stealing
Gallagher pIeJQed guilty. and the Judge said in
Consideration d their previous good conduct and
acknowledgment Of tIeir shame he would be-
lenient with them and impose fine OF IS IN eacn
case Carney Was tried and got two months in
1aiL
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WASHISGTcS TOILETS ABRoaD-Among the more
elegant toilets displayed at the late Union hotel
garden party ~ Saratoga. described by the star or
that place. were thoSs or The following named
Washington ladirs: Mrs. Murphy, navy blue vel
Vet. trimmed with point lace Mrs Judge Near
thur, elegant grand velvet court train and corSage
white satin 1rJnt, duchess lace. Mrs. Allison
NailOr. sparkling brunette elegantly attired In
light blue Sdin cut dccolte. satin train, rich point
lace. magnificent diamonds. corsage OF natural
flowers"
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BADLY Hurt By JUMPING FROM RAILROAD TRAIN
when the ll:O5 pm express uain on the L. & p.
railroad. reached Bowie station last night q small
sizeu colored boy, about ten years oldjumped from
the train While II was in motion The train was
stopped. and 1t was ascertained that he was Seri-
Ousiy hurt internally. He could not speak TO tell
WHO he was, and was lett at The station.
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SIX MONTHS FOR ABUSING His WIFE--Edward
Wilson, an bged man, was charged in the Police
Court this morning with thTeatenlu, his vile,
Bridget Wilson, with personal violence. She teSt-
fed that he had been drunk Tor several weeks. and
he came home saturday and began taking furniture
out TO sell. when she tried 10 stop him He then
became abusive and threatened 10 fix her. The
prisoner denied the charge. lie was sentenced TO
give bonds In the sum of $780, which he was unable
TO Go, and Went down for six months
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1884-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOLS

DEsIR 10 COMPETENT and Experienced Teachers,
Prime y Is or Assistants, can secure them by APP
plying 20 the UNiOK sBOOL AGENCY.
We have registered with us many professional
teachers, and viii furnish any school or Family an
Instructor for the Scholastic year OF 1888 free Of
charge II YOU need teacher send In your appli-
cations before our best teachers are located.
Teachers applying for situations charged nothing
unless lacated W. II. CLARK,
aug.15, 's3-5In. p. o. Boz 14s, Brandon. Misc