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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

FURNITURE SALE.-Messrs Walter B.. Will
liams & Co. will sell at their salesroOm q COL
lection of antique furniture, Brussels carpets,
&c, Tomorrow morning, at IL O'Clock.
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Cholera. Diphtheria, FeverS. Malaria,
prevented by the use of Reed & Carnrick's So
dunn Hypocnlorite (disinfectant. Recon-
mended by the Public Health Association rs
superior to all other disinfectants and germi-
cides. Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
m,w,S-46 1872 Fulton ST., n Y.
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ON the report of the examining committee on
motion of Mr.. Robinson. s-,s a.
William Long colored boy, threw a stone at
a girl and struck James Henry in the eye. Long
was arrested, and fined $40 by Judge Smell this
morning.
THE BRICKLAYERS' STkIKE.-A communica-
ton To THE STAR states that the article in yester
day issue Is not quite correct; that no applica-
ton for increased wages was received by Gen.
Meigs, who was on Monday, and Is yet, confined
by an attack o. rheumatism in his house; that
Gen.Meigs has no bricklayers employed at any
wages ON private work. The lew bricklayers
who were doing odd jobs at the Pension build
Ing at the old wages. but were not re-em ployed
a. there was no work for them.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry
z. THOMPSON and Josephine Bond Koones; p.
Isaac Vanbibber and Lottie Lavender; John
Des.ez and Eliza W .semmes;Fran Higgins, OF
Rockville, 3D., and Roberta Baker, of George.
town, ID. c., Coca. Viehmann and Maggie Fitz-
gerald; Jas: w Coy, OF Warrenton, Va, and
miah Johnson and Salome Trusler; William p,
stsarn and Maggie Fowler.
EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCrIoN-Mr Bowling
will hold special sale tomorrow morning at
his auction rooms, commencing at 10 O'clock
hina ns nv nIhe arge ass1Ttment Of
To cover advances and storage.
BUSINESS CHANGE-Mr. Frank B. shafer. for
several years employed by the Washington
Brick Machine company as office boy, clerk,
and for the last two years as book.keeper and
cashier. has resigned his position to engage In
business for himself Mr.. Skaters resignation
took effect October 18th, and he carries with
him into his new enterprise the kindest wishes
for his success OF the gentlemen with whom he
has been associated for the past six years.
STRANGERS IN THE CITY ROBBED. - James
.. Berry, Of New York city, reports that while
getting of an avenue Car In front of Wizards
hotel last night he was robbed Of S475.-Jas
that while on Good Hope hill last night he wa
seized by six men and robbed of 80.
FORGOTTEN WHERE He HAD HIS MONEY
William II. Hibbs. cattle drover from Snick
crsytlle, Virginia, rushed into police headQuar
tiers last night and stated that he was staying
at the American house, and that 81, loo had
been stolen from his room. Detective Block
was assigned the case, and recovered the money
IN Q pillow, where Hibbs had secreted IL for safe
keeping and had afterwards forgotten 1t
FoR STEALING SILVER WATCH.-James
Ingram, q fifteen-year-old colOred boy, was In
the Police Court to-day charged with stealing Q
silver watch from James Tierney. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to sixty days In jail
An old eolored man named Jacob Price, charged
with receiving the watch, was acquitted.
ASSAULTED THE OFFICER WHO ARRESTED
HIM Jonah Adams, colored, was arrested
Monday night by Officer Dean for assault.ng O
colored man. While on the way To the station
Ee assaulted the officer. This morning In the
fokaee Court he was fined 80 and 90 days.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y 10. Ward" prints, 4Oc.
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk &C. per quart Cream ID cents.
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THE RACES TO-MORROw.-COlonel Sprague,
Barnum, Strethspey, BrookwoOd, ana Sam
Brown start in the mile and quarter race to
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

The RACES Recommendations Spraguc,
Barnum, Strethspey, Brookwood, and sam
Brown start III the mile and a quarter race to-
morrow. F-5E f-IIsr 4
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THE RACES observation-disclosures Sprague,
Barnum, Strethspey, Brookwood, and sam
Brown start in the mile and a quarter race to-
morrow.
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RIEL's FURTHER REsPIrE,-Riel was noti
fed yesterday Of a further respite I'LL Novem
Der 10. A Winnipeg dispatch says: He ex
pressed his disgust At not hearing OF o reprieve
as he had confidently expected. He continues
in good spirits and expresses his opinion freely
that he will not be hanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-21

MANY FORGET THAT. THE HAIR AND
AVA scalp need cleansing well the hands and
feet. Extensive of Ayers Hair Vigor has proven
that it Is the best cleansing agent for the hair-that it
prevents as well as removes dandruff, cOols and
soothes the scalp and stimulates the hair to renewed
growth and beauty.
IF YOU WOULD HAVE APPETITE, FLESH,
color, strength, and vigor, take Ayers arsaparila
which will confer them upon you in rapid succession
oc20
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EDUCATIONAL.
Tn Nonwoop IsprrrvrE,

lHE NoRwoop lNsrrrurE
Select Boarding and Day School for young ladie,
ana Little girla Professors and Teachers. IL in
Der. selected with reference to HIeHrsr auALrrlcA-
T1oNH
Course Of study complete from Primary Class
through Collegiate Department with thorough instruc
taon IN French. German Music and Art
Advanced classes In Music, Literature and Modern
Languages open TO outsidepupils
henrences Faculty Of University Of Virginia and
patrons OF the school, Catalogues win be forwarded
address MR. and MRS. wM ID. CABELI. Princi-
pals I2l2 and l2ll 14th street. ocl5-6t
A ELLINGTON INsTITUTE-BOARDTNa AND
"A Day school for Girls, q. Alexandra, Va, six
miles from Washington. Highest educational advan-
Mis- kEBh6cA 9 PoWELL, Prncipsi A'e ecf ASal~
VNHORoUGH, INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
Cuisines. conese Day Evening Moderate rates
DUPILs PREPARED FOR SMITH, WELLESLEY
animation 1905 & st NV Pupils of ali ages in
in hHnEsh snS and Music Highs ref
M GARTEN. Misses POLLOCK and NoERR prin-
fnals Tenth year New England methods Genuine
Glasses limited ll25 18th ST. NV. one square from
A RT sCHooIcSIXTEENTH ANNUAL sEs,
Painting. Evening Glasses in mechanical Drawing
fSR mrs se IGs LIE frnePps ocof%
FVNHE ECLECTIC SENINARY.-RARE CHANCE
Il for the training of children. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
RICHARDS WILL at the request of many parents.
reopen their school October Il. oc3-lms
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD UNI
N1 VERSITY
cLrS5Ss At THE THEEpNGSs
Surgical. by Prof. N. F. Graham. on Saturdays ut
p. m.
Medical by Prof. T. b. Hood, Sundays at pm
Obstetrical and Diseases of Women. by Prof c. n
Purvis
Diseases of throat by Prof ]. F. Bracket.
Post-mortem examinations at regular intervals by
Prot. ID. :. Lamb.
Dspensary clinic daily at IL m. by Dr. F. ]. Shadd
Providence Hospital Surgical Clinics Sundays at $50
q IN. during November, December, and January by
Prof r Reyburn.
Dental Clinics daily at Freedman's Hospital by Dr.
Starr PArSonA ocStnol
TlHHE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF n. ".
Il Corcoran Building. Studio IS Instruction In
Drawing OIL Water-Color and China painting. Deco
ration principles of Design Perspective and Artistic
Anatomy. T. MAYNICkE, Principal. ocS-lm
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SEVEN STARTERS in the Mckibbin steeple-
Chase tomorrow.
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NATIONAL RIELEs' CADET CORPS at E street.
rink Thursday night, October 22d.
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Condensed Locals.

George Carr, indicted Tor the larceny Of COW
from Richard Disney, pleaded guilty in the
Criminal Court to-day, and was sentenced to
two years in the Albany penitentiary.
To-day, in the Police Court, several LIQUOR
cases, which were Investigated by Officer Dan
Williams, were tried, and Edward ONeiil, Pat
rick Smyth. and James III. Owens were fined
$50 each. John +. Kelly, charged with the same
OTfease, mad his collateral, SO, forfeited.
To-day III. T.. Knight was admitted 70 the bar
on the report of the examining committee on
motion of Mr.. Robinson. a., q
William Long. a colored boy, threw O stone at
girl and struck James Henry in the eye. Long
was arrested, and fined so by Judge Sueu this
morning.
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Heavy COlOred Seamless Socks Two
pairs 25c., at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th
and H.
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All KlnSs New SEWING Machine. far
rent rem Py week or month, at Auerbach's. tn
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SEVEN STARTERS in the McKibbin steeple-
Chase Tomorrow. 80 -
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFrIcF OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct 81, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, rains, followed
by fair and colder weather, higher barometer,
winds shifting to- nOrthw west and south west,
For Thursday isir and colder weather is in
dicslIed for New England aud the middle At
lantic states. followed by cool, fair weather on
Friday Frosts are indicated for the interior
OF the middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
states, the northern portion of the west gull
states and in Tennessee and the Ohio valley
Thursday morning.
MosEs & Soy, cor of 18th and streets have
the largest establishment and stock of house.
hold furnishings in this District aud they cor
daily invite the public to call and see their es-
taolishnent and stock, all of which Is marked
In plain figures. TaAe one Of the elevators to
the root and witness the best view to be had of
this city. and If convenient walk down and see
for yourself the prices at which they are selling
their goods. A courteous set Of statesmen are
on each door TO answer any and all questions.
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AeaaQnerters for Fine CAR Roos..
sfaln, ZIP mo rubber boots, at Youne's. 40:
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SEVEN STARTERS in the Mckibbin steeple-
chase tomorrow.
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e Stake Our Reputation

We Stake Our Reputation
On 1t that we sell boys and children's clothing
lower than any other house in the city. We
give polo cap with every boys suit or over
coat we sell. Eiseman Bros, corner 7th and e
streets. 5
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SEVEN STARTERS in the McKiobin, steeple-,
chase Tomorrow. $500
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CITY ITEMS.


Asaies Fine Pebble shoes.
In common sense and opera toe. at az.
Malone ~. q. STRASBURGER,
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SEVEN STARTERS in the McKibbin steeple-
chase Tomorrow.
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SEVEN STARTERS in the McKibbin steepie-
chase tomorrow.
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WEBSTER's Dictionary, $3.50. Irving, S-vo,
Turkey NOR, gilt, Si.75. -
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IL You WANT Books now is the time tomake
selections at WhitakerS.
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THE LATEST STYLES in Fine Millinery and
Laces, at popular prices. Prompt attention
given to ordered work. Noots, 415 18th street
northwest. two doors above Pa ave.
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EiSenl0n Bros.

Boys and children's department. Our trade in
this department is OF such proportion that it
JUSTIFIED us this season to lay in a stock double
as large as ever shown, and as our second floor,
the full depth of the building, Is devoted to the
boys you can he sure to find everything that a
boy may wish tor in the way of wearing apparel.
Eiseman Bros, the manufacturing clothiers aud
fQilOrS
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SEVEN STARTERS In the McKibbin steeple-
chase tomorrow.
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BURIED IN A MINE.-A dispatch from Potts
Vile, Pa, says: Sharp mountain, the southern
boundary OF Pottsville, has been completely
honeycombed with mines In all the various
i0fms OF shafts ; slopes and drifts, Every few
place on account Of the risk to which the
miners are exposed. A few months ago James
in coal mining, was working In one Of these
rabbit holes when the root rock caved In on
him, and Victor Fraut, who went in to rescue
Ing, in the upper heading OF a mine, run by
Joseph Shablein, the five miners at work cut
into and pulled down on themselves the aban-
doned workings Of an older mine. Four OF them
managed TO escape, but Andrew Murphy.
who had a wife and eight children, was caught
and buried.
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Gents English Waukenphast..
in congress, button and lace, at 90 81. worth
$3.50. T. SrRAsRnRnrp NJ w
2 No. 0O6 7th street, four door abovsr
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SVoVmo - 18TH and Il.
Oysters! Oysters! 0vs+e,.
Fifteen barrels of fine Norfolk, ~.
Oysters are from the best racks in Hamntnn
Roads, where the salt sea water and swift cur.
Also, the famous Blue Points. EAT kivera Ola
for broil and roast.
Lifetime Experience.
Iadiea' LARGE saloon attaches
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TRY the celebrated Virginia Claret of my own
production; it is superior TO all; at Chr.
Nander's, No 309 9TH ST. II. W.
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Affairs in West Washington.

DIED FROM HER INJURIEs-Little Efie
Burrows, the four year-old daughter OF Officer
Frank Burrows who was run over by a street
car, as was announced in yesterdays STAR,
died from her injuries last night about 10
o'clock at her fathers residence, 1923 2Sth
street.
WATER BEING DRAWN OFF.-Water in the
canal on this level Is being drawn of for the
purpose OF raising canal boat which sank last
night near the aQueduct bridge.
SHIPMENTS OF CUMBERLAND COAL.-The
shipments from the mines OF the Cumberland
coal region for the week ending Saturday, Octo-
Der II, 1885, were 4S,601 tons, and the total
shipments for the year to that date 2,lS1 ,S:3l
tons, q decrease OF 9S, 339 tons as compared
with the corresponding period of 1884. The
shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal
were IL 800 tons for the week. for the year.
$50 939 tons, an increase of 13, O6S tons as
com pared with last year.
NOTEs.-A number OF trees were damaged
during the storm last night.-There were i've
arrests made in this precinct last night
Sergeant George Hess, who met with an acct
dent recently, returned to duty to-day.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81: con-
dition, 8. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
62; condition at north connection, Z; sout,
connection. 13. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 90; condition at infuent gatehouse,
20: condition at efiiuent gatehouse. SO. High
tides in the river to-day at 5:04 a m. and 5:22
y. IN.
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ALI~wooL CHILDs PANTS, 10 cents. Else
man, corner It'll and E
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+: Elm s. s. +: ::
slA SEVENTH STREET n. ".
GREAT REDucrIoN
FRENCH PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
Having concluded 70 Close our Large Production Of
FRENCH PATTERN HATS and BONNETs
we odsr the following:
10 Elegant Fine Imported FRENCH HATS ct Sl1:
Worth $26
20 Elegant Fine Imported FRENCH HATS ct SO.
Worth $40.
Is Elegant Fine Imported FRENCH HATS Il %;
Worth $1a
20 Elegant Fine Imported FRENCH HATS ct o.
Worth $40.
60 Elegant Fine Imported FRENCH HATS at %;
Worth $12.
100 Assorted BONNETS and HATS At S.; Worth $40.
We have on hand $50 Of OUR OWN MAKE, very
Stylish, Desirable, at $780, "a, $3.50. IS
and 16. CALL AND SEE THEM.
We have placed on our counters all the New and De-
Suitable Shapes in
FRENCH FELT HATS.
At 81, 81. 25 81 81 and a. which cannot he dupu
Gated. and are worth each 5Oc. and 75c more
OUR REAL FELT sILK-BoUND HATS
We sell at SIC; sold elsewhere at ESQ.,. 75c and 81.
Our Stock Of CHILDREN's TRIMMED AND UN.
TRIMMED HATS is immense. We are selling Ele-
CANT Styles Trimmed Children's Hats at 60 and 70
cents and 81.
IF YOU WANT SILK vELvETS. vELvETEENS.
RIBBONS, BIRDS AND WINGS KINGS
PALACE IS YOUR PLACE
LADIES CHILDRENS AND MISSES CLOAKS.
Our Stock Of Children's Cloaks. Misses and Ladies'
Cloaks is larger than we care to have it We must
unload We therefore will sell, even at O sacrifice
Do not buy until you have inspected our Extensive
Assortment Weguarantee it will pay you to 60 to
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So Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGees, 9th, near D st. s&w-3m
Heavy Canton Flannel Underwear
45c. at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th
and II.
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What One Dollar Properly Placed Did.
Ticket No. &c, $40 sold in fifths, at 81 each
second capital prize, in the Louisiana State
Lottery, on september 8. Geo. jackson, the
driver Of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express wagon,
is the lucky man. He is highly elated at his
good fortune. One day last week he offered
half of his ticket tor fifty cents, which offer
was not accepted.-NeWton (kdn.) Republican,
Sept. ID.
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SEVEN STARTERS in the McKibbin steeple-
chase tomorrow.
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COUGHS, Colds and Sore Throat yield readily
TO b. ii. Douglass & Sons Capsicum Cough
Drops.
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MOoKEs Poems. s-vo., Turkey NOR, gilt, $4.75.
SEVEN STARTERS in the Mckibbin steeple-
chase tomorrow.
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DoN'T Miss the opportunity presentedat Whit
aker's TO make your purchases of books at cost.
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POETS. Fiction, Standard, Juvenile Miscel-
laneous Books at cost at Whitaker's.
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ALL-wooL CHILD's PANTS, as cents. Else
man, corner 9TH and +.
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SETS OF DICKENS, Thackeray, McCauly, an,
others at cost at Whitakers.
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ARRESTED.-The attention of every one who
examines the magnificent stock of furniture
displayed on one noUr by Geo. Breitbarth, Odd
Fellows Hall. The latest styles at the lowest
prices.
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No RESERVATIONS. All books at cost at Whit
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We are boss. The largest stock ana ,,,......
in the city. Eiseman Bros corno. IN pIi n
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Heavy Scotch Wool Underwear Soc. at
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II. 1
Misses solid Leather Spring Heels.
and common sense heeled shoes, from csc. up,
Il. STRASBURGER,
2 No. 9O6 7th street, four doors above I,
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Choice Collection of Sewing Machines
of all the best makes O t $1O-$15 lower than
you can buy same Bind of agents. Send postal
for our new Catalogue, mailed free to any part
of the u. 3. c. Auerbach, 7th and H.
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THE RACES TO-MoRRow.-Colonel Sprague,
Barnum, Strethspey, Brookwood, and Sam
Brown start in the mile and a quarter race to
mOrrOW.
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PERFECT EDITIONS and bindings of all books
at cost at WhitakerS.
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Our "a Hand.seWed G0itera
are equal to % custom shoes. Younp,s 400
7th St., sole agent for $3.50 electric shoes.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

WHILE waiting glasses made and repaired.
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The republicans Of New York city yesterday
nominated their local ticket
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Johnson,s. 1aeh .-ar

Ftr:t;ClasS Sewing Machine Ren.,r.
and III. eA "~Su . VI
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ASSAULTED THE OFFICER WHO ARREsrED
HIN. = Jonah Adams, colored, was arrested
Monday night by Odicer Dean for assaultsng o
eoiored man. While on the way TO the station
Police Court he was fined $40 and so DAYS.
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For Cheapest Long Wraps 90 To yonn-,. ,af
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Best Shirts to order,s1. J.E. Young, 7se 7th

Extra Fine Select Oysters thirty cents
west. Also, u tine stock of New York and
Philadelphia Oysters received daily.
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Mt VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 sTkEET...
ANNUAL session commences sept 2Sth.
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GPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR 9TH
- and sts NV practical business education that
Qualifes young men aud women support themselves
and successfully perform the active duttes Of life.
Thorough ingrucfon given Ia Rapid Writing the Eng
lish Langnase Correspondence Rapad Caculaiions.
Bookkeeping, Business Practice Commercial Law. Pc
ilfical Ec00nmy stenography and Type wiring Reg-
lar day and evening sessions resumed TUESDAY.
Sent. /, ~ Am. and pm. Once open for arrange
msnfs by the yesr or q1ertsr on and .iser MONDAY,
hS. giving nun information. sent free on application
HENRY e. SPENCER. Principal
MRS SARA A. SPENCER Vice Principal aus
16IsS ANY LEAvITr, OF BOSTON. GRAD
NQ uate and cextt6ed exaininGr q de New England
eSisssc ieia ios6 Z ~. S = Is
GERMAN TAUGHT TO ADULTs AND chill
eYAro1 (fem years Of eel. b. Q uas1ve OF Ger
many. coevesnafon ) atura1 lfs<hodl specially
C161re1a Datly and saturday caaseA M DORA
a GERMAN LADY WITH HI0HE9T RECON-
IA mend1fious enA refsreoc1 4aaires pupils q any
- cr &C and 4o1e9n Wn1kE Q161ug allor the
~ xe,.!on 1eseod; eee1 0esnen. his. frseoA
o04 1en11o0 mnoW ~ grammar 0oovoson41ou 4no
e11l4ol1ky< 4yta yn Wnngpn1o1 noAoo Ia
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from Soc. up. ]. E,Youu
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AkeY,S at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
WANTED.

r. AIDES AND YOUNG MEN IN CITY Or
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-22
THE ATLANTIc ExPREss

And all Principal Points in the United State:
and Canada