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New York BANKERS Assign.
THE FIRM OF soUTTER Il CO., BANKERS AND
BROKERS. In TROUBLE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The weil-known bank
Ing and brokerage house of Soutter Co., has
made an assignment to Morris =. Miller, with
preferences amounting to $4,000. Mr.. w. X.
SOutter also makes personal assignment. The
general impression Is that the assignment grows
out OF the legal contest over the will OF Mr..
SOutters father, but this is denied at the Office
Of the firm. where 1t Is stated that the firm has
no outstanding contracts on the exchange. A
statement is now being prepared, and will be
given for publication in a short time. 1t is
probable that the suspension will be only
temporary.
Soutter & Co., who made an assignment this
morning: "Our assignment is simply caused
by the failue Of customers to deposit margins
as called. Our business has been O large one,
and the amount due us I'm the aggregate is
large. When collected we shall have q large
surplus. We have no unsettled accounts and
none OF our stocks will be closed under the rule.
We shall undoubtedly resume"
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GALVESTON, TEN, Sept ga special to the
Nescs from San Antonio says II. Kennedy one
of the wealthiest stock men in Uvalde county
was convicted of the theft OF a heifer In
the district court of Uvalde county, a few DAVIS
ago. Mr.. Kennedy is worth $3.50 900 and has
heretofore borne an unblemished reputation
His conviction is supposed to be due TO preju-
dice.
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DRY GOODS.
EsrABLrsHEp 1910.

A~SAA6L1SdED AO1Oa
SEATON Pc RRY,
EUccrssoR TO PERRY Il BRoTHRRs.
HAS NOW OPEN HIS DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF THE LATEST AUTUMN AND WINTER
NOVELTIES FOR STREET, RECEPTION AND
EVENING WEAK
A SPECIALITY.
NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING OUTFITS.
SEwMARkETs And JERSEYS.
NEW HOUSEKEEPING LINENS. LACE CUR
TA1NS, ALL-WOOL BLANKETS AND MAR
sEILLEs QUILTS AT LOWEST QUOTATIONS.
NOVELTIES IN HAN DKERCHIEFs AND
HOSIERY.
TREFoUssE AND PERINors KID GLOVES
GENUINE FRENCH c. P. coRsETs. FROM $3.50
TO $3.50,
THE BEST MAKES OF MERINO UNDERWEAR,
IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS, FOR
LADIES. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDREN.
a6SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
A6PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building.
se2e Pennsylvania ave, cor. 9th ST.
NEw Day GooDs AND Dnrss
GOODS.
w. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
TaA eaT 81 rHdfcE EMS
DRESS GOODS,
INCLUDING ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR
STREET AND HOUSE WEAR.
ENGLISH SUITINGS FOR TAILOR SUITS
BANNOCKBURN CHEVIOTS, BRAEMAR
CHEVIOTS.
ENGLISH MIXTURES, SCOTCH MIXTURES.
BOUCLE C1IOEH. BOURETTE CLOTH.
SuPPEiRI9 u sI TX $ a AMP X We VETS,
ALL COLORS
LYONS PURE SILK vELvETs IN ALL
SHADES.
LARGE STOCK OF WHITE AND LIGHT coll
OkED SILKS, SUITA BILE FOR WEDDINGS AND
EVENING WEAR.
HOSIERY IN GREAT VARIETY
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF RELIABLE QUAIL
TILES.
ONE PRICE
w. M. SINISTER SONS
se26 80 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUEr
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ssHEALTH BY EXERCISE. WITHOUT Ar.
:, - pafe1us.s by Prof H&rtyig Nissen. little
nandooak VI Gymnastics for the oss Of teachers and
S ue. aMs.y: Highly endorsed by Gen. John Eaee1
r9s $40 - I'll the leading bookstores 25c. coIg.
DECKER q CO.. pubiishess nelss-lM
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SANDY HOOK, sept. 2S-Ihe yacht Daunt-
less, which took part I'm the Cape May race, with
the English cutter Genesta, arrived here this
MOI
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Telegranhfc Rriefs


Mrs. Lane, who was brutality assaulted at Le-
banon, Tenn, on the 18th inst. by Jim Baxter,
colored, died yesterday.
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REFUSED IN AN ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE .
STRONGHOLD OF THE HOvAS.

SIhoNUHULD OF THE HOVAS.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-A dispatch from Mozam.
bique received here to-day gives details of the
battle between the French troops under Admit
raj Mot and the Hovas at Tarafat, Madagascar
on september 10th last, and claims that the
French forces were defeated. The Hoyas occu-
pied strongly entrenched position which Ad-
mirai Mot attempted TO capture. After very
severe fighting, lasting fully two hours the
French were compelled to fall back on Tama-
tave, which they did In an orderly manner
with loss OF thirty men killed and wounded.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS.
HEROES NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
III One Square North Of Pennsylvania I'VE.
DAILY Matinee at It Ion : % DailSy Na,nes
OPERA HOUSE PACKED TO THE WALLS,
AN UNQUALIFIED TRIUMPH
" the Cited and Beautiful Actress
MISS ETHEL TUCKER,
IN ss-POPULAR PRICES-Family Cir.
sOCEENA" Gle, 10 cents: reserved Parquet and Or
nQUEENA. ehestra chairs rs cents. On sale six
r0UEENA,.' At Matinee only children under Is
sQUEENA" years of age admitted to reserved chair,
~6GEENA," iop. N 49, -
lowed with Oct 5-owen Fawcetti in Days
Tuesday Fri BIG BONANZA.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
sAgsEEAEEc MGEK Sf TIE S2GH
On which occasion y Washingtons favOrite,
And her superb p m win present the following
NEW PLAYS .N Espe sRIILf Z. COMEDIES.
wednesday Matinee, Rhea,s New Comedy Drama,
Wednesday and Tharsiay Eve9inss and Saturday
Matinee 1 pR5r { f!sas = srS''n Of
Friday NiThi saEd sR6, E+squ,sMe Comedy.
SATURDAY FIJI fHR Po Ss OF ' LoVE 0'"e's'
Hhea In TWO a s1e. Swiss ar i.A'An
Sale Of seats will commence at W g. Metzerott q
Cos, 9O} Pennsy yania avenue, Thursday morning.
October l. at $50 Q clock seZo
a LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK,
Commencing Monday, September Is
MATINEES
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Atkinsons Comedy Company In the Great Comedy.
PECk'S BAD BOY
AND HIS Pa.
The Funniest Comedy on Earth played by Come
dams who act and sing
THE GREAT GOAT SCENE
VIII make you
Smile litter Laugh scream and Yell
Next week-MICHAEL STROGOFF. se2S
DARTON & LOGAN's DINE MUSEUM,
Engagement, Extraordinary.-Tashion Attraction
Every Afternoon and Night this Week.
The Talented and Charming Actress,
Miss LOrfIE CHU RICH.
Supported by Sargent Aburn's Powerful Dramatic
Company, IN the Beautiful Melodrama
in f TSs ssssj sR:s.'ed
New and Novel Attractions In the Museum.
Admission 10 all only 10 cents se2S8t
T'HEATEK ooMIoUE.
MONDAY, SEPT. %,
First appearance of the Peerless
ALICE OATES ROBIN HOOD
Strong cast preceded by elegant Specially Clio.
Matnees Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. se2S-6t
nONCHS ORCHESTRA HAVING RETURNED
IL from their summer engagement. Is now ready
TO receive orders in general but the latest and
leaders residence. Cos II street NV will receive
prompt attention. se12lm
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ALLEGED Policy MEN ARREsTED.-To-day
there were several arrests made OF men charged
with writing policy. Detective Raft took in
Frederick Fridley, jr.: Detective Block captured
James Gordon, and Lieut.. ArnOld's men ar
rested Edward Green, Thomas Patten and
Henry Ridgeley. With the exception of Frid.
ley, who left collateral, the Others were locked
up.
- FUNERAL OF ROLAND b. BILLINGS.-The
funeral Of Mr.. ROLAND B. Billings, an employe
OF the government printing office, took place
yesterday afternoon from his fathers home,
212 G street northwest The remains were In
tered In GlenwoOd cemetery. A large delega-
ton Ut Elks attended and at the grave per
formed the funeral service of the order.
THE LATE C. B. KETCHAM.-Funera services
were conducted over the remains Of G. b.
ketcham, Of the Associated Press. at 1900 l.
street northwest, at 2 O'Clock this afternoon,
Rev. Dr. Nayior, Of Foundry church, Ofhciating.
Rev. Dr. ketcham, father OF the deceased, ar
rived here this morning. The remains will be
taken az halfpast o'clock this afternoon u
Evansville, Ind, for burial Nearly all the rep.
resentetiyes OF the press in the city assembled
q the n I. Associated Press rooms before the
fanerai services and adopted resolutions express
sive OF the feeling OF those present. Represen-
tauve Matson. and members Of the Indiana
9emocratic state committee, and various men,
oers o. tne press spoke In feeling terms Of the
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OUR SECOND FLOOR.

OUR SECOND FLOOR.
We have displayed the newest and most complete
line wraps Of every conceivable style and color We
will not say anything regarding the prices but
estly request you to examine them. We ask this as
favor and therefore should you with the desire
of looking only shall show you just the same AT.
tentOn. we feel convinced that this will be the cause
Of selling You wrap when you are in need of one.
We also keep on this floor stock of Jerseys which
we promise you no other house can secure the same
designs. We therefore. you something entirely
new and nObby Our buyer Of this Department has
displayed unique taste in the designs which are his
Original, and. therefore, would like you to see
them.
We also have on this floor our Fur, Lace Curtain
and Underwear Department. which have just been re-
plenisbed. and have not the space particularize
Our Lace Curtain Department Is ripe with the latest
patterns from Nottingham, which we have Just i'm
pOrte1 through the custom house. These embOdy the
Rnssian Antique. Persian, Madras and all other new
designs.
We have made lots Of new friends and cemented ties
Of friendship stronger with our old ones by
OUR ONE PRICE WAY OF DOING BUSINESS
Every article marked in plain figures
LANSBURGH & BRO.
SEGA 400. 422. 424. AND 428 SEVENTH STREET
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s sss + 4 4 $ S'S ERt
se1 ILL IA oCcG (
GGG 90 90 ODD cSSe
G G g 9 90
COG 90 90 ODD ssss -

In our Black Goods Department we can show you,
E Silkwarp Goods, Henriettas. Melrose, Drap Alma
Armure, Crepe Cloth, Coupoure, Venetian.
In Atwood GoOds-Melrose, Drap d'Alma Jersey
Cloths. Camels' Hair Wicker Cloth, Cachemire De
Linde. BiarrIz Cords, etc
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Ms. Morgan O'Connell, niece Of Daniel
OC0nneiI, the Irish liberatOr, iSbelng boycOtted
lor refusing 70 reduce rents on her estate % per
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A WITNESS CoRREcTs HIS TESTIMONY.
To-day Commissioner +. I. Browning resumed
the taking Of testimony In the divorce case Of
Eugene Belt against his wife, formerly Mr..
Godfrey. Mr.. b. Golly, who had testified for
the complainant as 10 Mrs. Godfrey being at
his house with Congressman Acklen, came for
ward to correct his testimony, and stated that
he was mistaken as TO the lady then with Mr..
Acklen, the person being an entirely different
party from Mrs. Godfrey.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED.-Henry Miles, so
North Carolina avenue southeast, reports
stolen from his house a silver watch worth Is.
Henry Brown, 507 ID street southeast, re-
ports the loss OF $15 worth of ciothing-Han-
nah Brennan, $40 r street southeast, reports
stolen SfO.-Abram kroon reports the loss VI
pool balls worth So.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-The changes At the
opening Of the stock market this morning were
only from H TO u per cent in either direction,
while St Paul, Inckawanna and Jersey Gem
trail were unchanged. The market became very
active during the first Is minutes, and declined
1saaA per cent, Lake Shore being very promi-
dun and strong, and the early losses were re-
covered Towards II O'Clock there was renewed
activity and strength displayed, and prices rose
TO the highest point Of the morning, the Wander
bilts being prominent in the rally. LackawAn-
ma was also conspicuous for strength through
price. At II O'Clock the market Is active and
strong The total sales Of the 1rst hour we're
o. 900 shareA
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Resolutions were offered at the meeting Of the
ministerial union, I'm Philadelphia, yesterday
against Sunday delivery OF letters under The
special delivery systsm-
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H~ DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE
J~ ANNUAL FAIR

~ DON'T A mi T. eth ATTEND THE
PIEDMONT AeRi e II SOCIETY,
SEPT asT g1 1sD sy! xHb 5sH i.r 1855
NAr1oMAh RIFLES AND CADET CORPS
MARINE Band
ExcnIson ON, Tickets PC including aamsion to the Fair
Der at the low rate of
Good to Return until october 8. inclusive Trains
l,Se Washington at and 1a:1S an $40 and
Tier cali At Virginia Midland once s al
pennsylvania avenue. go - se2i Ct Ct
sale. All persons indebted to said Ryon are hereby
s is fahs
JOHN ESFH n ESSth so i417 F! N9x EsfE
ave- sel6l2t
Ks WILLIAM L1 MsbEAN M 4 kSH.
viii close the business Of the late arm and
continue at the 0s VIZ s'fnf K u MeE "a name of
An parties in debt to the old firm are requested to
should be presented.
LUMBER
esfS
ary DESTROYS OF thanking our old customers for their
a aRa ID d hop to merit
sonal attention to ali the branches Of the business
i NY first in and and param9nnt aim will be to con
seeing that receives value er for hs
money NY secopd and important object will be to so
same amount Of attention in Correspondence, making
OF accounts estimates ard orders. and that all ORDERS
For the next thirty to sixty DAYS will make induce
F Forsa II pne grades R Ma5d WOODS and
WI SsMfv McIE fHsfa z SON. s.
18th and b streets NV
M D%x aas ns sag ms
to take your orders. se22
": T. WEINIIETME FRS PATENT
once pE sisS sns Il s9oS.tns Establishment
sele-sm Formerly at 20S II st. NV.
Ts Li~E Snd 5IMEs 5,NH LIME kI1,s.
10th ST. And C hes and ohio Canal.
We are prepared to furnish the trade from our own
Kilns superior article OF fresh wood Lime de-
invite the attention Of Archects, plasterers and
5rcSiayefs anu w consumers Of Lime to its merits.
especially piasterers who require COOL free working
sel9-1m CARTWRIGHT & JOHNSTON.
ll~ SAMUEL sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES. GAS FIxTuREa
SLATE MANTELS SLATE MANTEIA
400 NINTH STREET NORTHWEST. se19
Tf<~ PURE COUNTRY CIDER VINEGAR
1t75 Sa tcr picking JOHN II. MAGkUDER,
S %HT E nasASDE f III Es1 Hs9S
[c~~ DR. U; KENNEDY.
se,.lm Office and i Ess'1 ss% York ave.
Ter MEDICATED, ELECTRIC AND STEAM
s:s g
ks S e II OF Ss R RI ~. nnovy.
1903 II st. NV. near Arlington Hotel se4-lm
0~ BYRON s. Al ADAMS, PRINTER.
Penson rs and Claim Agents work specially.
Ks JOHN W. CoRsoN. JOHN W. MAcAeTNEV.
coRsos 4 MCCARTNEY. B4skxns
Clever Buila Hls;,, i4is Fasc
nspSs!. Accounts .hec. to check as reserved
pS an SOCKS and Bonds listed on lie New York and
slasSs ssaf and ssa an
Bell Telephone stock dealt In
hand for sale Stock and Bonds d Ill local street Rail-
Souxt snd .a Insurance and Telephone Csnpsnss
(Crs E F. BROOKS
GARDEN HOSE, any length.
and examine = -" tses
SASFiXTUnES. &C. No charge mr. hausine
1SI FNJCEA Pumbtbg, Hepaara. &c. 3
my1a i +. BROOKA 68I 18th utfeee.
tCNSp THE ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND
snd ssts n n. new and popular HRn and Ns ISple
the ss or IN Soslss ~ Ms,Sr nGr ne ais IL
ss AMI anu AAuniacsurss. 142S fsuasyivans ava
- -.
Cz1a1aIns1A WE t.s as 8. I ssi.:. ss
2Z0 9th atttef nnrthNeak -
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Revision I'm the Bureau OF Statistics.
COL. SWITZI.ER TO PROPOSE IMPORTANT AMEND
MENTS TO THE LAWS-THE NAME TO RE
CHANGED TO BUREAU OF COMMERCE.
CENSUS WORK.
Col. Switzler, chief of the bureau OF statistics,
is preparing codification of the laws govern
ing his bureau to submit to the Secretary Of the
Treasury for his approval, and by him to Con-
gress for its adoption. The revised law will
contain provisions designed to secure greater
accuracy in the statistics of immigration from
the dominion of Canada and from Europe
through Canada, and to SO amend existing laws
as to make 1t possible to obtain full and accu-
rate returns Of our exports to Canada and
Mexico, and more clearly to define the scope of
the reports on internal commerce, annually
issued by the bureau. The revised law will
change the name Of the bureau to "Bureau OF
Commerce" Col. SwitZler is also considering
faderal census hinder The contrni IF tho huroam
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The Uncompleted Cruisers.

SECRETARY wHITNEY's INSTRUCTIONS TO THE
APPRAISISG BOARD.
The Secretary OF the Navy has sent letter to
the naval board appointed to appraise the work
and material Of the uncompleted cruisers for
their guidance. He says there is no ground
upon which the contracts can be assailed
There was no specific requirement as to speed,
and hence the grounds that applied in the case Of
the Dolphin do not exist in the case OF the
cruisers. There is no suggestion or intimation
rejecting on the character of the work. The
duty of the board Is to examine the work and
materials on the three ships, and ascertain and
declare the fair market value thereof, including
u reasonable and customary margin Of profit on
SO much Of the work as shall have been salts
factOrily performed" The market value of the
vessels is not to be interpreted US the value OF
junk, but the work and material are to be
treated as parts of completed ships. The
following>method is suggested for appraising
the value in one ship at least; assuming the
value of the completed ship to be the contract
price, by ascertaining the amount of expendI-
requirements of the contract, would leave the
value OF the work performed. This arrange
mcnt, the Secretary says was arrived at after
consultation with the contractors counsel
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NovELrY DEEss GooDs.

A full stock Noveity DRESS GOODS. in patterns
$3.50 aud $500.
A full stock CASIMERES SHUDAS HENRI
ETTAS. HOMESPUN and other DRfS>S GOODS
from Toe, I2l.c, 15c. 25c., 3.izc, SOC To SLIGO
A full stock UNDERWEAR
a full stock BLANKETS. from 81 90. 81 so 81 so
500 TO $1,000, AT much under the present I'D
vanced prices
500 BED COMFORTABLES, Cotton filed 81 CO.
Sl.25.
A full stock FLANNELS, 10c., 25c, 37lc., 5Oc all at
old prices All Wooden Goods are higher
Our Prices known be the Lowest
JOHNSON & LCTTRELI,
SEQ 1l3 Market space.
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LUMBER. SASH. Doons.

LUMBER, SASH. DooRs.
BLIN1 s. FRAMESAND HARDwAREA VERY
LOW NOW.
WHITE PINE STOCK l''x12u-l6n-. per i 900 r.,
$3.50.
DRESSED OR ROUGH same price
VA PINE BOARDS. Is H.. per .OO0n.
Sl2.5O
wHTE PINE DOORS. inch and s-half. all regular
sizes.
500
GEORGIA PINE STEPPING, kiln dried dressed,
$500
NAILS. per key
$40
ODD SIZE FRAMES. SASH, DOORS q speciality.
LUMBER delivered any part Of city free Of charge
EsTIAAIEs FURNISHED free OF charge.
wILLET & LIBBEY,
au20 9th st. and n. Y. ave-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

|(E~ OWN HOME
HYATTsvILLE
Only 81 Miles by the B. & O. RR
len Trains Each WAY Daily,
Commutation Rates Only &C. per Ride.
No Healthier Place near Washington.
none More Beautiful or Accessible.
Price Of Lots from $500 to $500.
small Cash Payment and Monthly instruments.
Excellent Society. Pure Air and Good Water
trains leave Washington as late IS 1l:3O pm
"RAvENswooD."
n beautiful elevation, surrounded by elegant shade
trees with IA acres of ground. and overlooking the
village and surrounding country. is the prettiest place
near Washington. Price $4,000. We will take you
OUT nee OF charge and show you the premises.
GEO. ]. JOHNSON. 7ls Market Space.
se29-lot LOUIS D. WINE, 1880 Pa ave.
to- MEssRs. COOKE 4 CO: DESIRE 10
ling Stocks, Bonds. Grain and PROVISIONS on New
York and Chicago Exchanges. Also all Local securi
..s.s. kellogg; 81 ss;,s SSSf fsls St.
- ~. :. WAsHINeToN. September e, 1885, S.,
se2est Secretary and treasurer
| 49, IL WILL PAY
' ri singing lessons s. Course BEGINNERS ana
rapid and thorough.
Advanced Chorus 80 rehearsals q season.
conversations on Musical Top Topiss g keei'as, etc
ing s Ses g
pSpiis classes in Piano, Voice and Violin begin on
the o spd M apsr1as c7 stn st. n
Apply between and $50 p. N. se29-2w
[C@ FOR kENT,A CoMPLETELY AMP
premises s and ioS is s1ssa
80 ers Union win be issued BY financial secre..
tary WEDNESDAY ct their Hall, corner Of 9th and
s ss2 :sS" Il H. 0 sY q oa be- OF THE UNION
U.s. THE A, ANNUAL A MEET1NG OF THE
1ns s snd sns
and $50 pm Public are cordially invited se2ss5s ct
C%, Or: n. p FRY HAS REMovED TO 1888
ITO s. aaa'0Ss ADDRESS o'e e. s. a
to- WATCH CLUBs..MANY WATCHES
each member receives one OF his own choice This
system enables you to buy an American Waltham OF
-. sseea, ~~'' ~ '~' 5zcohs B9R BOT +
[Es WE HAVE FINE LINE OF HOUSE
49, and Lots on Capitol Hin, and all over the
eastern part of the city all sorts prices and
Property owners having houses lots to dispose OF
will find to their interest place the same in our
hands. We have many applicants (seeking homes
and nyestn entsl every day. NJ NJ ROHRER & CO.,
sd ana r. Capitol SITS. se26-6t
[trs DIR. LUDWIG Won DOLCKE, OF 1907
aSi sf Isl n ID ,sa e he
at which time he will limit his practice to Elcctrophy
IN phi'adelphia, Pa All sufferers who desire his
advice and consultation should do SO ut once
His celebrated ELECTRO-BATH will be admin
istered In the future in several branch Offices in
this city, operated and conducted by skilled cleo
tricians. saQ6-4;t*
fF<S s. NJ GATE, M. D., 9l8 MCPHERSON
80 Square, gives special attention to diseases of
the nervous system, spinal curvaures and Potts dis
ease. Hours. IL to 2 and and z. se25 lm-
i DR. AMP NINE. sELDEN, THE OLD
- eat established and only reliable ladies' ply
scians In the city. Prompt treatment Advice free
and confidential Call or write; 5l2 10th St. NV.
se25-6t*
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lHE CYcLosTYLE
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1000 facsimile copies in ndelible black ink of any
Circular Writing. Drawing or Music.
No Washing. Dam penins. Electricity, no
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By far the best thing yet produced for the purpose
Well worth the attention of every business man
Sample of the work will De sent application.
For sale ~
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se24-lm 913 Pennsylvania ave.
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TEMPERANCE WORK AMONG THE CoIoRx

TEMPERANCE Work AMONG THE CoLoRKp
PEoPLE.-The Grand Fountain OF u. .. q. X, an
association recently organized In Virginia To
suppress iEtemperance and confer pecunary
benefits upon families of members In case OF
DEATH met at the Fourth Baptist church, I'm this
chair The following grand officers answered
to their names: Il. Allen, q. w; Mrs. =. W. SUIT
ton, q. w. Vice; Charlotte Williams, q. W. g.;
II. Monroe, q. w. H.; NJ. A. Berry, q. w. H.;
VIM. 2. Burreii, u. w. s.; Allen ]. Harris, u. W.
Asst Sec.
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Passed THKIR ExAMrNATToN.-Tbe follow
ing candidates have passed their examination
Thomas Kieruln, Of Iowa; George Fegram, OF
Virginia; Louis Driggs, OF Dakota. briggs 10
the candidate who was haxed by the cadets Q
was dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29

No FORMAL CONFERENCE OF THE PowEns
TO BE HELD-Owtng 20 Prince Btsmarcks op.
ambassadors at Pera 10 consider the Roumelisn
question will merely exchange vtews watnous
Saiisbury. Nj, Gladstone, the Duke Of Argyll
and Mr.. w. Il. Foster have received kilograms
nom Roumeiians, entEeeftng them 20 recognise
or mobilixfnG the Turkish army continues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29

THE CAUSE OF THE SHOoTING.-The shoot
ing Of Editor Ward by Dr. White at Abingdon,
Va, as reported I'm yesterday STAR, was caused
IL is thought, by the following which appeared
in Ward paper and 10 which White took ex-
ceptions: "The man that goes into copven-
and then runs without any valid reason
against the nominee Of the convention would
steal the coppers OF o dead negro's eyes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-29

A CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT-$5, 900 DAMAGES
CLAIMEp.-Annie .. Talbot has entered suit
against the Potomac Steamboat company for
$1,000 damages She states that on September
9TH she for herself and daughter, purchased
tickets for Norfolk on the steamer Excelsior
and took seats at the supper table, when the
captain ordered them up, saying that colored
people would not be allowed 10 eat there.