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THE CARpEsrERs ARE ArWoRk.
GREAT CONTINUATION SALE
IN OUR NEW ANNEX,
NOW BEING FINISHED WITH SHELVING AND
COUNTERS.
DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE
CALL AT ONCE.

10000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY
WELL-KNOWN BRAND.
Androscrogg1n. yard wide, &c
Fruis OF the Loom, yard wide, 71.c
Lonsdaie. yard wide. 71ac.
Dwight Anchor. yard wide. Sic
Wamsutta, yard wide, Si,c.
Pride OF the West, yard wide, lie
Lonsuaie Cambria, yaro wide, 1Oc
worth &c. '
s5,OOO Remnants Of Wanlsutta Sheetngs in wid'h
Remn y 70 al - a. half sEce We 5nsh sLsse
piece perfect, no better Shee.ing made
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel a. &C.; worth g.
Better Canton flannel at &c: worth 9.
Excellent Canton Flannel at &c.: worth 12Ia.
Heaviest Canton lannel at 1Oc.; worth Is
500 Yards beautiful Batiste, finest quality made 40
inches wide 12l7 cents.
5000 yards fine White India Lawn. sc.
Best Dressmskers' Cambria, all coiors, sc.
Best Selisia, &c.
Best Drilling for Lining &c.
Lsdi@s' Striped Skirts, ready made zoe.
lawns, neat set; figures, 3tac; yard-wide Pacific
Turkey Red Table Cloth 33c; Dotted swisses, reg
uiar made, llAac.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
Yen S want 70 save money buy your Blankets
SIS pair less than we repace them se 400 o nars 10
| the celebrated German Blankets ut SIS q pair;
worth So. u.s.
1s-inches-w wide Cotton Diaper, best make, 10 yards
to the piece, SO cents per piece.
Odds and ends in Towels and Napkins very cheap
500 dozen Glass Doylies. 33c per dozen
100 dozen Turkish Towels. lSc.; worth 371a
Atwood s.. Cloths. in all the new fall shades SO
cents. This is most desirable article.
English Cheviot 6 cents a ward: cost Tn imnor, 70
cents.
Finest Irish Linen. 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 121.c: worth 25c
Simpsons Mourning Prints in plain black gray
and BLACK and black and white, 4i2c.
1000 pieces Satteen Prints beautiful small patterns
cents.
half price, to close.
50 pieces Curtain Scrim. IS inches wide with coored
stripes, l2lec; worth 25c
200 pieces fine and beautiful Satteens very scare
IL cents we have tnem in light and dark ground
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere Zoe
300 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods Ia solid colors 4l
cents. - q
10000 yards 1212c. Ginghams your choice for s
800 Bed Spreads at 65 cents; worth 81
Marseilles spreads reduced from 81 to S225
A.OOO yards Crash, IL inches wide. DC
Az pieces Bed Ticking, from cents per yard up: at
less IMAM cost TO manufacture.
This sale will only last short time as the
carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods Silks and Velvets
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE
LANsBURGH Il BRO,
AL 400. 422. 424. AND 426 SEVENTH STREET
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y NEW FISH named the skidi can be seen at
MIR. r. i. CiOldeu'S Potomac river fish and
game stands, Center Market. Ii is the only
one ever seen here. and was caught In the PO-
toInstc at I1neS Point by Mr.. Ben. Moore.
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Low Priced RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES.

HoUsEKEEPERS' special attention is called to
our unusual large variety of misses and boys
school shoes. GOUNGs 4O2 7th ST.
sole agent for s.. so electric shoes.
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A Sweeping Denial.
To the Editor of the EVENING STAR:

10 the EultOr OF the EVENING STAR:
Ny attention has been called to an article
published in the New York World Of Friday
last, charging that am a member of q market
house ring in Washington. Will you please
say for me, through THE STAR, that have no
knowledge of the existence Of any such ring,
and never had; that ii such ring exists, or ever
uiu. am not now and never was q member OF
1t; that am not now q member officer stock
hoider nor In any way interested in the market
mousse company, or in any of its affairs prop
as agent, attorney or counsel for any one, and
never have been. II. II. WELLS.
August 20, 1885,
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hc1hx111s REPoRTKD.-Fsancis Gudgfn IL
- 80 ssest noxsheast, reports stolen the ront
~ rom nts fence value %. w. h HovNrd
Uni1nt0wn. reports the lo0 OF q suit OF clofhes
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NEW Stock OF SLATE MASrELs.-CaH and
Examine before purchasing elsewhere.
y y SHEDD, 400 9th ST. n. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


,,OfkfcE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WSHrSGroN, d. C., August %, 1885, IL am.
TOT the middle Atlantic states, slightly
warmer fair weather, except In the southern
PVrnon, local rains, variable winds. +.
Tut saturday, slightly warmer, generally fair
yeatner Is Indicated for New England, and
stentIy warmer fair weather, followed by light
ttoca! rains towards evening for the middle At
Lnantie states. Light frosts will occur In New
England and New York tonight
Low PRICED RELIABLE SCHOOL SHOES
Cntlds heeled or spring heel button, Csc.
Cniid solar tip button, 75c- and 90c.
Misses pebble or kid heel or spring heel, 81. 90.
Misses hand welt goat button, SI.75.
-nouths solar tip button and laced, 81 90.
BOYS Isles to SLY solid button, S1.25.
Ladies spring heeled button.
hahns, sic 9TH st. and 1922 Penn. ave.
THREE THoUsAND RUGs will be sold by Julius
Iansourgh, 315 9Th street, tomorrow morning
Iney VIII be sold about half price, consisting Of
last seasons patterns. IS Administer rugs re-
uuceo 10 $40; So Smyrna rugs reduced to
SIS; tapestry mats, As cents; body Brussels
nlat-, Dc; sofa Smyrna rugs reduced from S12
10 -. We expect to have an immense rush for
articles advertised.
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BrFc RE purchasing your winter fuel consult
our az y, Tti>ement and save money. Henry
y. ClaI =, 4 Son, 49,; F II. NV.
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FUsSr1I's ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
1ftJun: I42. New York avenue.
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JULITs LASsBCEGH. 30 18th street. will
have another safe tomorrow IL ruing of 100
CttOmans. with velvet and r1o .u,1ic ops; price
90 cents each. First com. FIRST served.
WHILE you wal, gla-ses fitted. Hg.npier's.
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\ PUZZLE To AL SHOE MEN: Hahn's
Triumph $500 Gents hand-se wed button and
laced = o TN street.
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Stf6SUuFKGH HE08,
Popular Shoe Houses, 726 7th street. between
G and II, and 461 Pennsylvania avenue, near
AZ street.
Boys all solid leather Button Shoes, 07c.
Misses serviceable School Shoes, SIC
Children's Kid Spring Heels, SIC.
Infants Button Shoes and Low Ties. o7c.
Ladies' Kid and Pebble Shoes, with worked
button holes, orc.
Ladies' Kid Oxford Ties SIC
Mems Caters and Lace Shoes. s1.17
Closing out at less than cost, our entire stock
of ladies, misses and chiidrenss low shoes and
slippers. i
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HOuSekeepers. Attention

eeEsVrN, AETNNtIOn.
Just received from the country 10 barrels
Pure Apple Vinegar, for picking purposes
which will be sold very low.
n. 7. METzG Err Bro, Grocers,
All 9TH ST n W
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EDUCATIONAL.

"AsHrNGToN ACADEMY oPTFi rS;RaPU
w only school OF the kind here a sr,.ssi NV.
:s euS e 40 a. :. sss s sSs %sIsoS
"ANTED-BY EENsTNGToS ART c,Y 80
male hep IN all parts u the country 20 30 our
light pleasant work NJ their homss sent hy mai 10
can earn from 81 C tlo per week. For nil IN Srms
So Rasas M R, I'M Art Rooms 10 r.r
SELwYN HALL. REApING,PA. THOROUGH
- preparatory School for Boys Conducsed aron ,bs
military plan BOYS Of any M aamiSs-d s-~os ~
es afS 1e terms etc L c BIsHoP. head master.
ne~dlne. tA HlSo1m
A GERMAN LADY WITH HrGHr,sr RPo,x.
axe for classic and Modern Music snSlne ater a.
true Italian method; good German. rsrsl.n frsBch.
epistolary style. with unsurpassed me<hads Hsr
daughter might afcept situation daily or r,~S.os
governess Mrs HoFfELDT. l2l5 81 ne al Ism
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. Corcor~n Building.
A select school for Boys aud OF ng Men Number
limited Only scholars OF good moral character re-
Day and evening SESSIONS. Careful and thorouxh In
structon In the common English branches book rrp
. ha nyr sTtemste .iseasa g,emetry
Principal, Washington, DC hniS-3m
Mt, ST JosEPH's CoLLEGE,
XNl Course Of stodiesr Classical and Commercial
Day sosordne ss sfsas sd %sn a J. r.
stunned on MONDAY. September lsss
Address BRO joskPH iareccr,
tylS-2m Baltimore county. Nd
NEW GERMAN METHOD FOR THE PIANO
~ by which pupils can accomplish In q fe~ mont IA.
methods, Is founded upon thorous hhss. psisriple,
and particularly sdspted 10 bersnnerA Parentx
contained In this method course OF ie-son. VII
easily convince them that IL n what they desire For
dress CHAs w. THOMPSON. vi 1 N ct n. " iva LUIS
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FAMILY DISBURSEMENTS RESULT IN d.
VoRCE SUIT-Mr. l.. Tobriner yesterday, for
Lizzie j. Kelly, filed a suit for divorce from
John l.. Kelly. Under the name Of Ranny
plaIntih states she was married to Kelly in ST
Mary county, Nd January 10Th, 1850; that
she has one child; that they lived ut Param
Farm till June, $50 and then In Alexandria
Va, I'LL March, 1881. with defendants mother
ana then in consequence of disagreement with
his mother she, at defendants request, pro-
cured other quarters, and he refused to live
with her and has not done so since.
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Fox PiCkLISG-Dutfv's pure cider vinegar
y. \. PO0LE 4 Co. AGENTS. 9:}7 La. ave.
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N r. Iewis, Colah.,t.a u.,

h C. Lewis Celebrated Hats.
Gentlemen's new fall style Derbys, %, 81 SO, %;
Stetson's best and other good makes Son Hats;
Closing out Straw Hats at any price;
New Neckwear, fall weight Underwear
n. Bone lowest price to all q
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FRozES CUsrARD, Gautier's, .s6 10th ST. NV

SCHOOL DRESSES for children. from 25c up, at
j. HerAOgs, 9lS 9Th street northwest.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ERENCH-
IL ITALIAN,
GERMAN.

And other Language. BY the most etficient and
colleges and universities.
FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED,.
FROM TUESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER THE lsT.
A NJ TO 10 p. NJ.
PRIVATE LESSONS sy AM CLASSES DAY AND
At Room l2s, oorcoran building, corner 18th street
Send for cr ana "IEfSauIsrrc
LEGE, l23, Corcoran Building. aa2s-2t.
EMERSON INSTITUTE, sI4 l4TH ST, BE
school for bows sp begins is sath yeaH MONDAY sep
tember 2lsf Prepares for business, for Harvard.
ans S Re
mics For particulars address cHAs. b; YOUNG,
Principal, e14 l@th ST. Circulars can be obtained nj
the bookstores au2s-6w
Mrs BURR's ENGLTsH And FRENCH
NA school, 1905 H street
au2s-2m September 3oth.
MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
The next session Of this Institution begin. on the
10Th OF SEPTEMBER NEXT: WITH A FULL
ooLLEGiA Z BRANCHES. in addition to the DE.
partment of Scientific and Practical Agricuiture.
ing tuition Sosfa al and
msn,s made N s send for cssaoSne
om can 80 en
dent Of The College can be seen al Ebbtt Honse every
"Wednesday afternoon, between pa aud Ga O'clock
AS1L d SMil III, freSlutnt,
au26-1m Md. Agri'l College. Nd.
MISS c. DENSLFRS GERMAN AND ENG
NJ lish School No. 929 81. n. w, reopens eeptem-
Der LIST. The common English branches and German
language taught practically. Evening classes
for adults and children. {. DENGLER. Principal
au25-im<
Mrs ]. L McGEES' SCHOOL,, AT ITO L ST
NI NV, will reopen September 10Th, 1855 Un-
usual advantages in French tBerlitI method) and In
Object Drawing. au24-3m
MISSES BLAIR AND BARNES REOPEN
ANk their select school and Kindergarten foot Cor
coran. on 18th St. NV. SEPTt.M RfR l1th (Grace
Lutheran Churchl. Deduction TO old pupils Apply
1871 18th St NV. an23-3ws
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Rrocade W0rsted Dress Goods.
~uort ends. 1212c., and worsted dress goods
short ends, .O3s4c at A. Kaufnan's.
At A. kaufman's This Week.
Jerseys for ACE; Jerseys for 69c.: Jerseys for
99c. .
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Fall Openine

Fall Opening
AT YOUNG'S SHOE HOUSE, 4O2 7TH STREET
Look for the Old Woman IN Window
Misses Kid and Goat spring heel 81 81 %, 81 so
Heeled button and lace, 95c. to s..
Ss %Se - s ! Sfs So
Ladies, KID and Goat button, 81, %, $3.50.
Glove Kid button, lace and Congress, $50 So.
Gsraso KID and Rda Dong9ia button, $3.50.
Cents hand-sewed button lace and Congress 81.
Seamless Cali CATERS and Walkphast, So.
Our 81 SO, 81 and 50. so Caters are beauties,
Long-egged Grain and Rubber Boots.
$3.50 Electric Shoes, soc. Electric Soles
1 "a 9oa s7 tn st.
See Post and Republican
for A. Kaufman's complete advertisement.
1241 and 1913 IL tn street southeast.
l24l and l243 lIth Street Southeast.
Short end Silk Velvet, new fall shades, e1c. 2
Twiiled Silk Umbrellas.
Variety Store and o7 Msrkessp pae b %%
Unbleached Canton Flannel.
at A. Kautman's for 4aAc.. sac, 71ac. q
Floor OiIcloth,
new patterns A 22c., 81 &c., Sd 4Ac. at A.
kaufman's, 1241 and 1243 18th street south
east.
ThOrntOn'S Emulsion
OF pure Cod Liver on with Hypophosphites OF
To af snd
s,ans Sold BY pr%ggsS Large bottles Soc
tmore and Harrison streets, Baltimore. Md.
m,w.f -
22.inch Black GrO'grain SILK.
at 1241 and 1243 18th street southeast, for 69c2
| CH RuppEar
NOS 4os AND 4o5 7TH sT.N.w
Headquarters for the
WHITNEY CHILDRENs CARRIAGE COMPANY
Also full line Of
BlcYSLEs, TRIcycLE.
Wanting more room for the fall goods. Child Car.
Tn Go1Dnr 81 EsAorn C1egz z.a q:
ssBfs "a RBf ZEE 3 z
sBbR "a 3 , En-.
FOR MALARIA. FEVER AND AauE
AlsS Ios srengtnening and Inveoraing the System
a. Dloegaas. 90 cts. a1I0-l q, At
III D, h BAaa Arp r.1o,
| iii FEENsYLv4HiH Avxxux
a.cnvrbS 1ab ' dtass sSo a Iasp.or,or
LEADING rAn8ess. d 4 s, sHs,EAs1la.nnsr .,
a22 fennaglvania svenuA
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\ DOG BITE FOLLOWED BY a SUIT FOR DAM
AGEs.-Frank Wade has brought suit before
Justice l.. /. o. Neal against Bernard Murphy
residing at the corner of 4th and streets for
uaxius on tbe Hot NJ i,taI his vi Ian,
year-Old daughter on the leg. The case was
partially heard yesterday afternoon and con-
Eeared for plaintiff, and Messrs. Hine and
Thomas ior defendant. Awitness testified that
the piantif had stated that If the dog was
Killed he would be satisfied. The defense
claimed that under Il decision of the Supreme
Court that for the first offense OF this kind no
action could be main aimed Damages are laid
800
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NTOTICE-NEW BLOCKS FOR THE FALL STYLE
IN received, ready to take orders Ready made Hats
constantly on hand At W. BRODTS
au2Olm 40 18th ST. NV.
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G. Z. 0. o. F.-A large meeting of the Grand
last night to arrange for celebrating the thirty
ninth anniversary OF the order in this Dist let
Oh October the 18th. Most Venerable Patri-
arch Truman Ross, of John F. Cook Lodge No
11S5. was elected chairman of the convention:
Past Noble Father Fred X. Moor of William a
freeman Lodge, No. 2O99, vice chairman:
Grand Director and Most Venerable Patriarch
William c. Custin, of Green Mount ain, No. 1477.
secretary. Nineteen lodges were represented
In the meeting, which indicates very large
demolIStra ion
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AM1SEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
a LnAuoTs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
IMs Two Presentations Of
-THE MIKADo."
Last opportunity 10 witness the Great japanese
Spectacle. splendid scenery. New Costumes. Mar.
nifcent Stage Settings
Orchessration and arrangement by ADAM ITZEI.
IN The whole under the management Of Mr. Harry
Allen. au2s
"A The Third Entertainment will be given THURS
DAY. September 8, 1855 pibdens comic operetts.
Concluding With Dancing. For the Benefit Of the
Poor. Tickets, 26c auls-lm
ENORDS OPERA HOUSE
WEEK OF AUGUST "a
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday
Engagement Of washinetons Favorite
ROBERT l. DOWNING,
In the new version Of Joaquin Aillers Drama
TALLY No."
AnAthe popular Farce, "A Regular FIX
Assisted BY Q company Of wellknown ability
Monday evening Souvenir Rsn loeth per-
Tussday-Beneft of X. Of r.
wednesday-Benefit Of L o. O. F.
Thursday-Beneft Of Enmet Guards
Matinee sa' SoS g os ins e o sis .u,e,
- pennsylvania ave. near l1ns.
GRAND OPENING,
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST path
Every Afternoon and Night
THE GREAT MIAco TROUPE,
In Their New Mammoth Pantomme OF
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
Wonderful in its Novel Features and Tricks! spien-
did Specially Company!
20-STAR PERFORMERS-20
THE MOST COMPLETE SHOW IN AMERICAI
NEW WONDERS IN MUSEUM
PROF. NEWHAUSE- of Berlin, with his GREAT
AUTOMATIC DIORAMA.
1000 Moving Figures, representing the Seasons.
All this Great Show onlv loo Reserved seats. zoe
au24-St
l. SUMNER GARDEN.
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am talking about oysters. The shipments
from Norfolk to-day are really fine, in fact they
goo! SO early. Our raw, box fries, stews. &c.
to-day are booming. Tomorrow we open the
ball oy steaming
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EXCURSION RATES TO COx's SrATIoN.-The
passenger department of the Baltimore and PO-
toinac railroad announces that round trim ex.
curslon tickets, good for Two days, will be sold
TO Cox station, on Pope's creek line, at the low
rate OF 81 from Washington. Tickets sold on
saturday Will be good to return until Monday
inclusive.
The SALE OF PARRors.-The West India
rarrots at Dowings auction rooms have been
reduced in price to 81 each The chance IN
secure one should be improved
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FINED FOR ENGAGING N AN ARRAY
John Dyer. q respectable old citizen and John
Hurley, We're in tii. Police Court TO-DAY for an
p"av- Hurley met Mr.. Dyer and abused his
- niiy. whrn Dyer used his cane to protect his
,a..'iiy good name. Hurley picked up brick
bnt wa prevented from using it. The Judge
and he was bound to fine them both. Dyer
was fined 10 cents and Hurley was dued So
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Hahn's Triumph.
Hahn's Triumph Shoe.
Hahn's Triumph 50 Shoe,
Hahn's Triumph SO Gents Shoe.
Hahn's Triumph SO Gents Calf Shoe.
Hahn's Triumph 50 Gents Hand-seWed Shoe
is made entirely fronts, backs and tops) Of calf,
is strictly hand-sewed Tor money reflnded), and
Is without exception the greatest and only
United states. SIG 7th street and 1922 Penn
sylvania avenue. i
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Ito! THE GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHNS
IL BRIDGE.
The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular
trips during the the above points every SUN
DAY, TUESDAY and FRIDAY, leaving her wharf,
corner Of High st. and Canal at O'Clock am, sharp.
Eau for round trip oOo Boat can be chartered al
ternate days For information apply At Office Of J. u.
and }. NJ. WATERS. 1U47 High St Georgetown.
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CTEAMER W. w. CORCORAN
- Leaves Every Morning at 10 O'Clock, Returning
at 4 p.
Fare 70 cents tor round trip
to Marshall Hall and GIymont:
Children, 15 CENTS fy1r,3m
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Johnson's Famous Oyster Saloon


IA Pairs
Mems Morocco slippers, at 4Sc. z. Strasburge
No. 9O6 9Th street. four doors above l.
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BASE BALL. - The Nationals won a game
from the Westminsters at the Capitol ground.
yesterday by score of Ia to o. Games else
where yesterday resulted as follows: Boston. I
phia. 3; Providence, o; st. Louis 1: Buffaio :
Louisville. 6; t.iOuis, 8; Brooklyn, 4; Balti
more. 2; Cincinnati, 2: Pittsburgh, 8; Norfolk, =
Firginias, 1.
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au22
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-07


The resolution sFmad 10 the Senate
yesterday BY Van Wyok, Ia regard TO
ths patents issued for lands Ia tie
backbone" grant. Ia as euainsntly
proper as ex-secreeny TeIler's actien
vas improper. A bill forfeiting the
lands iaeladed In tbs grant had already
passed the HOUSE. and was awaiting
action By the ssnat,l at tho tiGss OF ,hs
sdicurnment. SECRETARY Teller WA re-
qusassd. In paper ,iRnea by numl "a
of the moss promhaent Senators and
Representatives. not 10 take action IN
regard 70 tbs issuanse of theas patents
before susrsndeFing bis ofisss. In spite
Of this, however. he issued the patents
on March tth. The Lars day Of his ofiieiil
life. The fact OF his taking action u,
important, ~ sueh lima. woaId OF ~.
self. seem highly improper. but with
the additional reasons which existed for
dslay. the action bsspmes simply scan
dalous. II 10 no wcfder thst Mr.. Teller
feels indignant ., this "imputasion 90
his osioial integrity lie should not.
however. feel ons half ~ Indignant M
sas people. With whose rights he has
sriaed 80 digrssafslly. IL was high
sizns thai such mon as AGss'ulloeh aud
Teller sfsrped down from their Cabinet
positions. THAR anaeesst'rs rsaay be bet.
Ter men; they cannot be sroyse.
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SENATE.

WnsHfxurus. Mach e.--After reAatns
shs aivaFRal Van wyck =as re@ssniEsd
and offered = Fssnlatiaa for which b.
ssked immediate atsersioEa, callina a.
tee slcEssasF Of the Interior 10 inform
tas ssasta skethef anything sinenIsV
bad oseaEFed ia CREATING patents 10 n
Nes thleAns. tsaasa Reage and yisks-
ous1 isAliruaa.
haaf lad before the Ssnats Ee.tar
pc hast rseesyusi fFozn tie PreaSassut AZ
TIE lsson Paeasa RAiiread, which b.
askes natlhs be prfnsed fos informatiau.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-07

The Arkansas Legislature has sivsr
an disqualification Of the pzonsnssa Of
she American people 10 haro worship, IL
changing the name N one Of the caar..
Tics of thai State from "Dorsssr "a
Cleveland" II iaa peor State. Indeed.
that cannot greet the rising star wish q
possoftsce or tcwuship. bat Arkansas
= he first 10 dedicate an entire eounty
% bis honor. HowetsF. n h never safe
20 oshcsally designate localities by the
names Of men ssill living. Thee il mo
telling shat 9 Eaan may harpsn 10 do.
after snch "a honor IL esnfeFred up0n
Aim. The coantsea laamsd In honor Of
sz-ssoresasy Bslknap tsaaain soAas
LASTING sonumenss Of The suitability OF
human greatness, rliher than OF the
fame Of shs disgraced en-, SECRETARY.
Two OF three years hence. the adulaat
Arkansas legislators. IS well a. the in.
haeitants Of Cleveland eosnsy, may Be
anxious sssoaeh % target the name OF
cleveland. IL sheniil be rsEnsunherssi
aAat Grover Il only At, experiment. We
had esstar await resalss before wrisine
his aasoRraph asrosa the pages Of oar
seasrApAses.