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National Republican., 1885-10-02
Our Attractions for the Next Seven Days

] lot of Misses Jerseys fine worsted stockinet,
with cuffs, any color, Tbc
met sizes 32 to 40, eoc. These are really mmensc,
lot Of fine stockintt, tailor made back, size 30
TO A., 81 80.
o5c. ''''' '''''' '''''' '''''''' '''' '"'''
/ lot Of fine handmade worstcd Hoods for infants
and misses, 20.
lot OF fine hand made worsted Fascinators, large
size, 33c. Just the thing for these cool evenings
20 pieces Of l0.inch watered Morie, 33c We are
going to make this special thing the talk of the
town. There Is no such thing as missing shade In
these goods they run from black to the most deli
cate evening ColOrs.
90 pieces Of 24.inCh Velvet, very soft sIlken nap,
at l0c.
10 pieces Of 2o;ipc& ;n nrqcoas silk Velvet 3llo.
Handsome Cashmere shawls for evening wear,
case Of fdouble-width Cashmere and Debelge, l2c.
case of Cotton Worsed Dress Goods, 4iac.
2OcOlorsn Astrachan for Cloak Trimmings extra
width, 500.
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT..
Beginning to loom up. We have not got such an
immense quantity, but the beautiful styles and the
low prices Is what draws the trade.
200 large size Brussels Mats, 45c.
Handsome large size Moluette Rugs, SLID.
Extra large size Moquete Rugs, $3.50.
30 handsome large size smyrna Rugs, $500.
New lot OF Body Brussels, Doc.
10 styles OF 2-ply Ingram, 30c.
Hemp Carpet, l5c.
Homemade Carpet 29c.
90 dozen Holland Window Shades, fixtures COM
Iltte, OlC.
Another new lot of very fine Gilt Dado Shades
patent roller, G3c.
We have rorticre Lace Curtains, Nottingham and
Scrim Lace NJ very low figure.
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Mems i.ply standiS Collars, ic.
Mems l.Ily Linen Guns, l0c.
Mems Black SILK SCarfs, DC.
Mems unlaundried Shirts, 2Hc.
100 dozen 3.elestc Feeced-lined Ladies' Gloves,
cents.
SHORT ENDS.
White DOmet Flannels short ends, 7ilC.
Red Flanncls, short ends, 12i.,c.
Gray Flannels, short ends, 49,.
UnbleaChed Table Linen short ends, lie.
Turkey Red Table Linen, short ends 2Sc.
Turkey Red Calico short ends, i7,c.
simpson best Mourning Prints, short ends, 4llc.
Handsome Apron Ginghanfs, short ends, . yards
for l5C.
MILLINERY MILLINERY
You must not overlook such an important article.
No establishment In this city can show you hand.
somCr styles, better assortment or lower prices than
We can.
Leave your orders with Us and you will be more
than pleased with our designs.
National Republican., 1885-10-02
EXCURSIONS.
GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, VA
VI SATURDAY, OCTOBER ., 1885.
M Loss nj Timai

GRAND EXCURSION TO RICHMOND, VA,
VI SATURDAY, OCTOBER g. 1885
No Loss OF Time
Fourteen Hours In the City OF Hills
Separate Coaches for Gentlemen accompanied by
Ladies,
First.cass accommodations at the hotels at re.
duCed rates
Train leaves b. and p. depot at IL O'Clock p. m.
Returning, leaves Richmond Rt o'clock p. M,
sunday, October 4; stopping at Alexandria and
Fredericksburg going and returning.
Fare round trip to Richmond, s2i round trip to
Fredercksburg, 81.
Tickets on sale at all the principal Drug and
Cigar stores, se2S,Ot
STFAMER w. W. CORCORAN
~ VIII continue Daily Excursions TO Marshall
Hall and Glymonl until NOVEMBER /.
Eout leaves EVERY MORNING at 10 o'clock,
TeIurninF Nt p, III.
Fare 90 cents for round trip,
klNDAY,-BOat VIII leave for Marshall Hail nj
10 a. NJ, Gnd y. nir returning at and I o'clock.
ImC, 20 cents,
National Republican., 1885-10-02
Now There is About $4,000

Worth of merchandise, the best portion accumu.
lated this season, not laying idle, hut continuously
on the move at the Combination Store. There have
been immense crowds in pursuit OF these goods, aud
we wish to continue the excitement. We guarantee
this IS no farCc, but plain honest facts.
Call down and see us-the distance Is not far
You take the Herdic, Anacostia, OF the George.
town II. r. car,
They will bring you near our place, where thous-
sands have been before,
For the only gossip Of the town Is the Combination
Store.
National Republican., 1885-10-02

The following building permits were i'sael
yesterday: swormstCdt & Bradley, to buill
five two.story bricks OH Third street, near l., to
cost $1,000; Edward Temple, to build ten two
story bricks on Delaware avenue. between
Fist and II streets southwest, to cost eI,O(J; w,
G. DuyOll, to build three thrcc.stOry bricks on
NJ street. near Eighteenth 10 cost Sll,OlG
Garter & Wilcox, to build four twO-Iofy
bricks on Virginia avenue near Tenth street
southwest, to cot s9,fOl Z j. Nottingham to
luild two twu.stOry bricks on j. street, II ,nr
Canal southeast, to cost 81 ,SOl; B. \. lIcnlcc-
s.u to build one two.stOry brick corner OF j.
tt Il Canal streets southeast to cost Sl,0O Fr1d-
Critk Herman, TO build one twn.stnTy brick o1
TCith street, between q aud | sJlthpnst. % cost
$50: Mrs T. Elum to improve Iij Eighth
street southeast, to cost 500.
National Republican., 1885-10-02
TT X. FULTON, AUcTIoNEER

AUCTION SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDIES
will sell by public auction, at my store, 1918
Pennsylvania avenue, commencing FRIDAY, OCr.
2, at o'clock y. M, my stock OF Forfeited Pledges
from Nos. Be, 400 TO 80, 2,737 inclusive. This sale
Will consist of Silverware, Ladies' and Gents Cloth
ing Of all kinds, silks, Dress Goods, Bedclothin9,
Books, Guns, Reyolvers, Opera Glasses, Umbrellas,
Boots, Shoes &c. This sale will be continued SAT-
urday, Oct. 3, at 10 O'Clock q. M, and continue
until all the lots are sold
Ticket.holders please take notice.
II. X FULTON,
ee30-3t Pawnbroker and Auctoneer.
National Republican., 1885-10-02
FOR SIZE.

NFNN1N7NNE.
EOR SALE-1 OR 2 HOUSES, CHEAP; ARE
j finely located at Herndon, Va Address MAS.
NJ. L. LEuNHARDT, Herndon, Fairfax county,
Va. Mn
National Republican., 1885-10-02

Tor sALE-A THOROUGHBRED SCOTCH
4 Collie gyp, years old. Call Mt 1104 St.
National Republican., 1885-10-02
A Hint About Our Felt Hats.

Our Hat Sale having proven such an i'm
mense success, we supplied ourselves with
another large quantity, and shall continue
TO sell them, as previously advertised, at 3Oc;
silk bound at 4Sc.
We wish It to be distinctly understood
these Hats are new and Of desirable shapes
only and not TO be compared with old, i'm
perfect stock, as found In this market.
National Republican., 1885-10-02

Tor sALE-oNE OR TWO CHOICE LOTS
Il near Pension Onice; bargain; terms easy in
Quire 52S Cd st. n. W. 80
National Republican., 1885-10-02
$10,GOO,OOO In HARD CASH

This is the amount that was added 10 the immense
surplus funds that is lying idle in the United states
Treasury to-day. Thcrewas startling rumorJ ailoat
;bout Cuban pirates in pursuit of this wealth, but
all turned out 10 he farce Some one wanted ex-
iement and tlIought this about the best thing they
National Republican., 1885-10-02

Tor RENT = PIANOS AND ORGANS AT
IT HUGO WORCH & CO.'S piunO Warero0ns,
925 7th ST. N. Wi instruments sold on installments,
National Republican., 1885-10-02
PEHS2N4L.

rINHE VIENNA 0PTICIAN COMPANY, No. 800
Il Pa. av N. W.. marks every article In plain
figures.
DARTIEs DESIRING A GOOD INVESTMENT
i should investigate the stock Of the Georgetown
Gas Company. II pays nearly u per cent on
present value, and Is steadily advancing. II affords
q sure income for llfe Address GEORGETOWN,
Republican OfIiCc. Ocl-3t
National Republican., 1885-10-02
Sash Ribbons.
Velvet and Satin Ribbons.

Suitable for trimming of early Fall Hats,
all new shades and designs, at 10c. CThey
are positively worth 25c.l A much better
quality at BIC; sold elsewhere at 60c.
A magnificent Wing, with bird effect, at
75c; real value $1,25.
National Republican., 1885-10-02
ron RFxT.

Piano H Rooms, 7a7 OH St, n ". " oci-6i
JoR RENTS. Il. COR. lITm AND II SIS N.
II W., store, I'd door and basement, suitable Tor u
frst-clRss dry goods or china and house furnishing
goods; possession given Immediately. Inquire OF
W. II. MOSES 4 son, $. w, cor. llth and sts.
se3'l-lO'tf
National Republican., 1885-10-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VT AN L DESTINATION IN PRIVATE
w family by nn experienced dressmaker; day
or week; In city or country. Address DRESS
MAKER, Republican ONCE 10
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RUIIDINa PERMIrs


EX-SENATOR CHAFFEE SAYS WASHINGTON m
TO HAVE GRANTS REMAINS.
From the New York World. to-day.
Ex-senator Chaffee. of Colorado has inst
gone home, after spending some time in New
York. During his stay here he visited. of
course, Gen. Grants tomb at Riverside park.
New York." he said afterwards to a World
reporter, sis purely a commercial city. and
looks upon everything from a commercial
standpoint Her citizens will never con-
tribute the million dollars for the moDu-
ment LII the money is TO be raised, New
YORK people must contribute it, No aid
need be expected from other states. And vet.
let his remains be removed to Washington and
the money could be raised inside of thirty days
would guarantee that the state OF Colorado
would give more TO the fund than the whole
state OF New York, rich she is. But IL Is not
necessary to make comparisons rejecting on
new YORK The people of the country do not
believe that New York is the proper place for
the generals tomb and they will not contribute
money for the monument for that reason be-
lieving that the burial site must ultimately be
changed"
SIS that idea still agitatede"
"Yes, IL is; and think il will he successfully
carried out When Congress meets steps will
De taken TO obtain Mrs. Grants consent to the
removal do not think that IL will be hard TO
get, and as soon as she does consent the change
will be made at once"
But what of the generals message TO Col.
Fred. indicating preference TO New York, AZ
the city that befriended him I'm the time of his
need?"f
"All stuff. don't believe he ever wrote such
q message. talked with the general on the
subject before his death. He never even
much as mentioned New York. His prefer
ences were West Point, Washington or Galena.
1.-THE Soldiers Home will eventually be the
resting place for Gen. Grants remains"
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BOWLING. Aucuone.r.

TTNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucroneer
iSs hSgsk s. NAkHAEEE s RTEFT:
GfaHInlRGWh;Tr3 g p G, BEING NgMBEK
OUTLET ON TwkNTY-NINTH STREET.
day OF June AID: 1881, and recorded in Liber :s:W
cords Of the District Of Columbia the subscriber as
trustee. will sell, at public auction front Of the
DAY, the TWENTY-NiNTH DAY OF SEPrEM-
Der, AID: 1885. ~ FIVE O'CLOCK In the AFTER
NOON the following real estate situated in George
town, to wit: Parts of lots numbered one hundred
and thirty eight, one hundred and thirtJnine one
hundred ana forty and ole hundred and forty-one
ginning on MontSOmerystreet( NOW 18th street north
vest at the southeast corner of lot hundred and
forty-one and running thence westerly the south
line of lots 1882 lao and 141 one hundred and forty
feet thence north, parallel with Greene nov 20ti1)
street thirty feet; thence wes parallel with Dunbar
ton street now DumbartOn avenue) one hundred feet
rOrth. the cas- line of said street. ten feet thence
eastery parallel with Dumbarton street, hundred
and forty feet, more or less, to Montgomery (now
2Sh) street: and thence south. that street. the
Lace of beginning according to the original plat OF
Ind plan, of Georgetown aforesaid; together with
the improvements, ct cetera, as In said deed men
toned.
The terms of sale are: One-third Of the purchase
money in cash (of which 500 must be paid at the
time of sae) and TIE residue in and two years in
equal amounts. for which the purchaser must give
be secured by deed of trust ON the property sold
With covenant to insure and taxes cash ct
the purchasers option The property vii! be sold
at the cost and the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property for cash on i've days
IN G Of sale
sale. q. +. HYDE
sel7-1Ot Trustee.
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TOO 1lOUIS8UH 6V6uu6
DUNCANsoN RROs., Aucts.
VNHOS ]. FISHER d CO.. Auctioneers

VV>HOS ]. FISHER d CO.. AuctioneerA
cHAA S6ERRYY SALE SALE OF IMPROVED AMP UMM;
o 81 THR f fE44PERTY on THE FAST sIpE
NEAR THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY, BE
14WW MEN, NTRUMBULL STREET AND HOWARD
A., BY virtue Of deere Of the Supreme Court Of -
4a.sa equity causes No. 1854 wherein Oliver b ~
1aes Is complainant and John w. BeAll ct de-
az IoanS ana No. SS74 wherein Mary V.Blanlgan es
Sandans Mplanan@ and Oliver B. Magrudef ct @ Dc.
1cnock 'hs qn1dessasS ;f5p:ses % ~ EYE
FL EIFrH DAY OF sEP srRA 1 4. IDU B. fssb.
10 the un property, In parcels according
tS. .0 Rst MED In aatd Cause No 685]s viz: All
shs Ras 0i tract Of land in Washington county, In
and Hoi. ~ 0t ColumbiA, known = Mount p1aaeRnt,
said ,.k part OF lot No three (3 In the division q
nart ~ winch was allotted 70 David Hster, aatd
sry Of he $500 @ And fronting ne sssts9 bSHna
on The NORTH Sv enc s9Isss acre ofland
All tha snsL aolo 70 Aaron H. daatrel to0eh4 with
snsc ~ ,.aptovemeutA Said properly @aS uI66v1de0
One ~ AZ. ~ g ga feet 'front.' with dspeh Of 209
Srick d w s1 .oss improved by large 9hreestosy
FERNS q Ale enc onesS !, -. uons,
6sSn ~ nand and the remainder "a ea6si ementS
sshS dav ~ ~ .s we've and twenfyi6 mobfhs nom
sseG - the rate Of six per cent per amin o1
TsxsS - he -, AZ oonyegandng 9 coat q pulcheeee
~. SsbSs aa y tee 1ruaiess ont 81 - g
ofsale III X os S60 on each Lot rsQpIl @ ~
psops;T = tSs Is IS. Tdss ~ e ss e s -
ea2d&h 1RANKifS Hf1dti2t1S:ifs.k5 sseo
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A CASE RN1ENBIIN0 THAT OF GEN. GRANT.
Some ten years ego had . scnrnnlom sore ON my
right hand which gave me great trouble, cad under
the oldime treatment healedup but It had only been
lsfvsa Into the system By the Of potash and er-
SuRy, and In March. 1852, broke out in my throat
and concentrated Ia what some Of the doctors called
cancer, eatng through my cheek destroying the roof
IL my mouth and upper lip then attacked my tongue
palate and lower Up destroying the palate and under
Hip entirely and half tongue. eating to the top
Of my len cheek bone and up to the LEFT eye could
not ea any solid food, but subsisted liquids and
my tongue was % far gone could not talk Such was
my Wretched helpless condition the first of last Octo-
Der 1004). when my friends commenced giving me
oWtts Specific In Len than . month the eating
pacesstopped and healing commenced. and the fear
fal aperture IN my cheek has been closed and firmly
knitted together. process Of under lip is pro-
crossing finely. and the tongue which almost
stroyed Il being recovered seems that nature il
applying new tongue can talk that my friends
can readily understand me, and also eat solid food
egain. hany doubt these facts. would refer them
70 Hon John Taylor state senator of this district
ana TO Dr. T. g. Bradfeld, of LAGRANGE, Ga
MRS NARY L CONFER
Laarange, Ga, May IA, 1885.
ITeattse on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
-. T.. 151 W. 23d st.
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THos. J. 1urrRE11 Louis D. WINE
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE,
LUTTRELL 4 WINE lQ30PA AVENIrE

Weare daily receiving our new Fall and Winter Dry
Goods and will sell them cheap any house in the
market.
TRICOT SILKS, worth 81 so at slips.
TRICOT SILKS. worth 81. rs at 81 so.
SURAa SILKS. wOrth>Sl. 25 at 90.
SILK VELvETS. worth 81 .25 at 81 90.
q: 9. RACK SILKS at 81 90. 81. % $3.50, SIT
$1;SS ana 500 guarant eed in quality and price.
"a TRICOT CLOTH at 75c. and $500.
CLOTHS complete.
AL Wtdthe OF COprtauld's ENGLISH GRAPES.
BLANKETS. BLANKETS. BLANKE1S
AT all prices
Our $500 BLANKETS worth 500
Our stock of UNDERWEAR very full.
We call special attention to our mems UNDER
WEAK at DOC and $l.OO Also, our Camers Hair
UNDERW EAR, warranted not to shrink in washing.
Our Ladies' VEST at SOC. is a beauty
6plendId Line OF TABLE LINEN In bleached, I'M
bleached and Turkey red.
Turkey Red
Look ct our 25c. CASHMERE. worth 35c.
CANTON FLANNEL, all prices.
Elan ELS, all cOlOrs See 4Oc, red Twilled
FLANNEL.
Our WHITE SPREAD at 81 25 are specially cheap.
Elegant line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERE.S.
Always On hand q full line of GLOVES HOSIERY
HANDkERCHIEFS, BUTTONS, &c.
Our HANDKERCHIEFS at l2isc are q bargain
we sell none but first class Goods. and guarantee
to sell them as cheap as the imitation
Don't forget the place. corner of 10th street and Pa
avenue 1t Is UP town, but DOWN prices.
LUTTRELL & WINE,
Se1OAm 1880 Pa. ave. NV.
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Telegraphic Brief.

The Miami University, ct Oxford, Ohio, was
reopened yesterday, after having been closed
Tor twelve years
Henry X. Selden, exjudge of the court of
appeals and ex-lieutenant governor of New
YORK, died at Rochester this morning, in his
SOth year.
The board OF directors have reelected all the
old officers OF the Northern Pacific railroad
with the exception OF MIR. james b. Williams,
VINO was made second vice president, his
former office OF assistant to the president being
abolished.
The French troops in Madagascar have had
an engagement with the Hovas, i'm which the
former had 33 men wounded and killed.
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WE SELL BAReA1Ns
No. Warranted new Mackerel 2Oc dOx Bes;
Western shoulders 6i2c h. Best Sugar Cured Shout
ders TIC; New No. kackerel by the bbl only IS;
Roller Family Flour only 81. 40 Il 'bb.; Our soc
Green Tea Is equal to any in the city for 6Uc per h.
Sardines, SOC per dOz, boxes for 21c good Green
Rio H. for SOC: Best Green Rio. lac per H. Extra
Flour only $3.50 per bbl Roasted Kio, lbs for soc
Toasted Rio, l5c. per h.: Best Leaf Lard in ID.
Buckets, only SOC
desire to call the attention Of the trade this In
voice Of new Mackerel
INDIA TEA COMPANY
AS 9TH st., South Washington.
9TH street cars pass the door. aul5
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6leglaIs to The St2r.


THB 0ENE8TA HOLD9 HED Lean.
0tin Ahead when the Fleet 0Os GA II
Sight.
SANDY HOOK, Sept ls, 2 p. m.-Ths wind IL
blowing fresh from the south southwest The
yachts arc below the horiDod Half IN hour
ago the yachts had turned the lifst stake. Only
the topsails were then seen. The Genesis APP
peered 70 be leading, followed by the 0fayling.
All the yachts were close hauled on the staE-
board tack.
The Race for the Pennanl
In the race between ex-Commodore Yer
miiyes sloop Romeyn and Mr.. Walter South
Wick's slOop Uderan, for the Atlantic Yacht
club pennant, the former rounded the scotland
Lightship first, and now leads the udefnn By
half mile In the run home.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

CPECIAL Notice
y The STEINER EXCELSIOR,
WASHINGTON AND De NORFOLK LINE
Dc E iT1m shs IsG ae amer SUNDAY
The STEAMER GEORGE -LEARY commencing
6Ai :sass KID. Shs'f Il $50
on lsHG
SELF General Agent
STEAMER MATTANo LEAvEs 5rH-srREET
An, for Potomac Riysr Landing. - far - Mattox
Saeek, returning on Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
wharyes on SUNDAYS and Thu: days down. and We'd
G. L SHERIFF. 11I4 Pa ave NV
seo G. T JONES, Ast, 7th-st wharf
II oW FARE TO NORFoLK.-sTEAMER LADY
~ of IHE LAKE leaves 9TH street wharf Wash
pm TsSs 500 ana Round sasara Tp = IS
Sns eIss9 4s sessn on ss1ardays going and re
Tqsenan g. s9ssr landings Steamer JOHN W.
tels '' --
ENok POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAKsFrEIp-
BAYS :na ssfu HssIf On MoNDAls THURS
ing a. River LAndinss As Ear IS NoInini CpeeH H.
vkh 4 30 r R at s sHsP s: ssssaais 80
CIV RIDLEY Manage - l. A se1i
~ EIis JOHN GIBSON and L. C. KNIGHT leave
m ssh 81 wharf svs syTwwE EbNb
MORNING.. Freight At lowest rates ap4
DOToAAC TRANSFORMATIONS LINE
STEAMER SUE
CAPT. w. C. GEOGHEIAN,
win resume the route between BALTIMORE Ann
,soPSins = sSss T-2cns, leaving
Asss Ts.isss isesiSsd sxftRDA1s ONLY. and
All observation-disclosures drstcia1L Applyto
STEPHENSON BRO, IN 81 wharf
Omce:-12th 81 and PENNSYLVANIA ay. NV mil Ism
Mt vERNON Mt VERNON
STEAMER w. W. CoRCORAN
L1av0 TN Sffeee wharf daily Except sunday foe
HI Vernon g 10 O'Clock q M returning. reochGD
Washington shout $50 p N.
uDl6 L L BLAKE. Chp&aan
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IHHOMAS BOWLING, Auct,oneer.

SIX GOOD SERvICEABLE HORSES, o. e Ian.
DAU ONE CLARENCE, ONE CHi-DS
GLASS HEARSE, WITH TWO SETS CUR
IAINS: THREE SETS HARNESS. LOT OLD
HARNESS, ABOUT FIFTY BARRELS GOOD
FEED CORN, &c.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER TwENTYsEC
OND. 1885, at HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK at the
stables in alley bounded by 10Th and 10Th and and
streets, formerly occupied by Mr.. James Wormley,
shall sell the above stock which belongs to Richard
Cruit Esq, who is in bad health aud Is retiring nom
business.
Terms cash and without reserve sel7-4t
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District Government Anatrs

MIR. MADIGAN AND THE TAX COLLECTOR
In note OF Mr. Frank F. Madigan 10 thu
commissioners, dated 18th instant. he saws
Judging by the publications regarding NV
complaint against the collector of taxes fhaye
not MADE my meaning clear as would have
desired W hat ask in the name of those hay.
Ing need OF the Information contained in the
TAX record books Is that your honorable board
issue an order defining the act OF Congress
quoted and instructing the collector in regard
TO his duties and the rights Of the public there
under" S
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued by Inspector Entwisle as
ioiiows: John Brown, repair brick l4ll 32d
street northwest; $3.50. Jas. H Mctiill repair
frame, 4o1 Spruce street; 500. John L. Voyf
erect frame stable, rear of 932 l. street north,
west; 5000. John Montgomery, erect a two.
story and cellar house. Glenwood road: Al pom
samuel Bacon, repair brick, ii and 23d streets:
$1,000. j. d. Smith, erect two 2-story and
basement DWELLINGS, New York avenue Ia.
tween eth and 18th streets northwest S4 300
James Mcmahon, erect a two-story and cellar
dwelling on street, between 9th and 7th north.
east $4,000. McCathran a Geas, erect three
two-story dwellings on 18th street. between ID
and southeast; -, 700. ]. ]. Carroll repair
frame on l. street, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
$500. George +. Moore, ST., repair brick dwell.
ling, 444 New York avenue; $500. John III.
Norwood, erect a private stable I'm alley be.
tween A and b and 10th and i ] tn streets north.
east $3.50.
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Washington stock Exchange.

tions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
noted to-day: U. s. 4las, 1891, coupon, 1928
bid, I123s asked; do reg, 112Ss bid, 1928
do reg, 1924 bid, 122,a asked d. {. per
imp. Us: 1891, coin, 1884 bid. 5O-year fund,
3-65s, 1924, cur, 1147s Did, 116 asked. 80
year fund, Us, 1902, coin, 123 bid, 1854,
asked: Metropolitan r. r. stock, 100 asked
W ashington Gas, 4Ol4 bid, 4Oss asked. George
town Gas, 40 bid 46 asked. National Union
ms, 1915 bid, 1895 asked. Columbia ms. los.
bid. Washington Market stock, 10 bid. Wash.
ington Brick Machine, IO7t4 bid, los asked.
Citizens National Bank, 1917 bid. Second Ma
tional Bank, 1O5 bid. Real Estate Title In
surance, 80 bid, 1O1 asked. Penn. Tel. Co.,
5312 bid. 5il4 asked. Chesapeake & Pot Tel.
Co., 69 bid, 7U3a asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-18

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1S.-The International
cricket match was resumed here to-day and
the English team finished their first inning with
score of 147 runs, against 200 made by the
Philadelphians in their first aiming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-18
DRY. GOODS.
1t Is F1srsHnD,

WE REFER TO OUR HANDSOME ANNEX, JUST
COMPLETED. AND THE EXTENT OF 1T
CAN BE BETTER APPRECIATED
WHEN wEsAY HAS
NO SUPERIOR SHOWROOM IN THE UNITED
STATES
1T Is CLEAR-LENGTH STORE OF lit FEET
DEEP AND IS FEET WIDE. THE sKYL1GHT,
WHICH Is Is FEET IN DIMENSION, SHEDS
A RAY OF LIGHT SUCH AS NO OTHER ROOM
POSSESSES AND WHICH Is OF GREAT BENZ
FIT TO PURCHASERS. IN ORDER TO GIVE
1T PERFECT VENTILATION WE MADE THE
HEIGHT OF CEILING JUST TwENTY-rHREE
FEET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-18

LONDON, Sept 16.-At the Doncaster Septem-
Der meeting today the race for the Doncaster
cup was won by Mr.. w. ]. Ansons three-yearl
old bay colt Hambledon. Mr. J. Lowther's
three-yearold chestnut colt King Monmouth
came in second, and Mr.. Craig's formerly Mr.
J. Il. keene's) nve-year-old chestnut horse Blue
Grass third. There were but four starter1.