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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

The many stores rolled into one which oc-
cupy the greater part of block IN broadway. between
Eighth ana Ninth sts, well known to every careful
shopper In the city the establishment OF Daniel d
sons Here as general thing the passages and couu-
ters are hrOnced with buyers that IL Il difficult 10
make ones from end Of the store to the oher
and rainy days. when shoppers are apt Z" De at
home Daniels Is crowded for 80 many are me dHereht
departments that the customers Of the establishment
can fare as veil without vcutuing from under the one
roof If they had visited half dozen Ordinary Stores
rs couyencrce TO more than line Of surface
also renders Of the most accessible places In the
stroll through the various departments recently sur
red the visitor by the extent and richness OF the sioc
that was displayed. The dIessgoolS drpai .mch !
claimed attention first, aud here were found
price. There the new Bayaderc stripes one o the
ing novelties OF the season IN every shade and color
BrOcades, both In velvet ana sA ia'uth not 80 hoFr'
presented beautiful and rich effects stripes, how
ever, in silks and dress goods 81 every description are
the rcignng Style and noting ~ this inc seems absent
from Daniells store Among them may be particularly
a charming combination. Then there are the rise
woollen good. in all ca9lorsi ,o5 a9l o,o mo
Homespuns in every color and beaded velvet and silk
brccales also merit attention. special Inc OF SILK
Intended lining rich wraps, should be noticed a. also
the extensive line OF Jersey annes III stripes and checks
The Housekeeping depaItm Is an extensive one ana
all the newest notions In table coverings, including sets
10 delicate colorings are 10 be found. CONSIGNMENT
of ede1dOwn quilts In all sizes both for beds ana cribs,
has just arrived from wel-knowh English house ana
is being offered az price Tar 7 4eo" any mat
beautiful things both Ia appearance ana IN heir pIaeu
cal and heathfu utility. Steamer rugs III now patterns
are also somewhat Of "A novelty. The upholstery dc
partment small feature IN this establishment Here
are To be ,oud gupurc curtains, Swiss curtains with
double bOrderings and IurcoBan and six Shela cnr-
taias In pattern and color, together with piano
covers of French veonrs aud embroidered cloth French
cretounes exquisite design and color wall cabinets 0i
artistic form. Smyrna carpeng warm ana pleasant III
and color and everything In short for adorn
ing the household.
Finally the millinery department merits consideration
Here and bOun6ts OF every fashionable shape
trimmed and untrmmed besides all tho materials needed
by those who wish 10 trim t1cir hats or bOnncs them
selves The latter ncuGe fancy feathers Of every hue
ostrich feathers aud tips, and the embroidered pusae
silks and cloths used for Iinse embroidery Is
striking and novel. is the Astrakan trimming. The
boys and chldrens hat department al extensive one
almost peculiar TO this house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHISGTuN, Tuesday Oct. II, 1888
POSTMASTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONe:i mas beon ap-
pointed postmaster tie fourthclass post ONCE OF
NOttA san Diego. Cal
Sur rIgs FOR BOSNIA -rERs-The Postmaster General
has considered the subject Of permitting postmas'ers to
give surotcs the bond OF guarantee associations ne
permit such surctie5 TO be accepted.
EXroETs OF MINERAL OHs.-The Chief OF the Bureau
Of statistics reports that the total values Of the exports
OF september 1885. and during the nine months ended
September 80, 1881 compared with the correspond
ng periods OF the preceding year were as follows Sep
tember 1885, 50 40l 5Gs september 1881. $i,022,37.
Nine months cndeu September 30, SJIlO0,l2Oi ior
1884, S35,336.S79.
NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieutenant Richard Mitchell has
been ordered to duty at the Naval Academy. Captain
Alfred g. Davis has been detached from command or the
command the revenue steamer Bear, now being htted
out at NcwYOrk for the Alaskan station. Captain D. o.
Baker has been detached from the revenue steamer
Boutwell, AT Savannah and ordered to the Johnson
Posi- OFFICE CHANGES tho 600 changes made In
the Presidential postmastcrs since the adjournment Of
the Senate, 2l0 were caused by the removals OF post
hundred vacancies the Presidential Offices caused
by the expiration OF commissions and resiggatons ana
II IA the ntent0n OF the POstmastsr-G6nel 10 give ais
attention to these offices before making any considerable
changes elsewhere.
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPERs.-The Secretary OF the Treasury
has made the following appointments In the Lighthouse
Service: Austin Buzendine actin assistant keeper
at Bowlers Rock, Va; Ellison G. White as actngassl'-
ant keeper at WhaOr Back, y. H. George I. ChGrd as
acting-aSsstant keeper Pensacola Fla. owen Cos
grove rs actingkeeper at Naval Hospital Va; II; IL.
Grover as keeper at ST. Louis River Wis., John Wickng
as keeper at Charleston Main Light, 5: c. George b.
Thompson az keeper at GEORGETOWN, s. c.; James p
Hare actin keeper at Trinity shoa La and Frank
Noble acting assstant keeper at Hell Gate. y. l.
NTRCDERs UPON ISDItY LtNDs.-Chief Bdshyhead, Of
tie Cherokee Nation accompanied by exRapresentatve
Phillips, OF Kansas, called upon Secretary Lamar to-day
In regard To the understandable intrusion O' white sot
tiers upon Cherokee lands N the Indian Territory Chlef
Bushyhcad says that there parties living In tho
Territory who there under tribal permits and those
he does not wish to disturb But there are also
many white persons the Territory who claim to be
citizens Of the Nation and have taken up choice lands
who are not entitled to the rights OF citizenship and
should be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

CINCGSNArI, oct. 13.-Thc attendance at
Iatouia Wa, large today. The rain Of yesterday
continuous mp 90 tA' forenoon. From that time on 1t
w fair overhead. but tAc track could Lot have been in
worse condition.
I.l-t race purse $780, one mile He'tng-Gray
Cogi $50, Malaria 80. Blddy Bowling So field ST.
Gray Cloud wOu u . cautcr ly four lengths. John AOr
r.s second. Trolopc third Tine l;5l.
Second race purse $500. mile heats. First heat bet
tug Urrniuc SIS, Nodaway SD, Bildy Bowling SIS.
Ge.I So Nollway won, Josh Billings second, Hermuc
third. Time 1913. Second heat. bcttiug-Npdaway 500.
field $50. Josh Billings won. Hcrmne second. Nodaway
third. Third heat. bctt.ug-Joah Blin,s $50. Sodaw way
500 Josh Billings won again, NOtaway second. Time
1852
Iurl race the maiden stakes. seven furungs S1N1
Silver won by head. Llnttc second OfaOu third. limo
1854
Fourth race. purse 5000. ono and onr.hlf miles.
letting tuy Pate 500 Latin $50 Held 500 Clay PJtB
won. Latin second. AtHIon third Tiuc3.'3.
Eii;u uu-e $500, ono and orelaf miles. Betlc
-IuaIy 500. Harry Crz $50. Judge Jackson so.
1Aady nou Harry triz second, Judge Jackson third.
I... o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
OUT-D SPORTS.

WEIGHTS FOR THE COUNTRY CLUBS FIRST DAY.
The weights to be carried by the horses in
the races Of the first day Of the Country Club Meeting
announced yesterday.
Mars and Cyclone carry the heaviest impost 1GS
pounds EACH I'm tho frat race hunters handicap about
thrt eluartcrs OF mile Oh the fat. Pilot has tho lowest
weight. 100 pounds.
For tho second race handicap for stcepcchascrs ana
hurdle racers. about and oue-quarter miles on the
fat santa Clans heads the list with 100 pounds. Then
comes Tarquu with lj7 pounds. Drednlaud stands at
the foot OF the list with l3j pounds
cyclone has tho post OF honor In tho third race,
sceplcchase for hunters over tho full course. lie i
handicapped at 10 pounds, IIOhson's Choice and Ivy
are IN at iG2 pounds each while Victor AgltatOr, Pilot
Auburn and LaurelwOOd have each 100 pounds to carry
There are nineteen entries for the Country Club Plato
Handicap Stecplccna-o, over tbs short course.
Tho range vi weights IA not great,
there being only twenty-One pounds
difference between she top AMI bottom weights School
master carries the highest mpo-t. 1875 pounds, with
Boy Rebel Excelsior, lassO and For1ham 10 the other
end OF tho list with 80 pounds each Puritan Is III at
80 pounds.
The days sport will wind mp with polo pony handi-
cap hurdle race, ahOut ono mile. Wild Tom has
10 pounds, which seventeen pOunQs
more than any other competitor IN the
race e. compelled 10 carry and thirty pounds more than
the ones that hayo tho hghtost weight Economy IS
handicapped a. li3 pounds, AMI Cuddy, Dude aud Ruth
II D. ~ - C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
rALrLNorE RAcEs ro.rpoNED.

BALTIMORE, oct. 13.-ln consequence of the
pccyaliu, storm the of the Maryland Jockey club
have boon postponed until tomorrow.
Pools sold again tonight. ON the fret race, three
quarters - mile. with swift barred sam Brown sold
Tor So BuIch SIG Pontiac - Bessie - Colonel Clark
80 and the Held st. including Fat Dennis Caroline John
&. and Huron.
For the Central stakes. ono milo Dew Drop barred
Mile SO. Wuifrcd -l1.
FoI The Dixie stakes. two mies-Wauda $50. East
Lynne 50. Richmond and 81 Augustine, each Sill
LOuCvlcw - and -nitpctrc - Wanda bnrrcd-East
Lynne 80 ~. Augustine 80, Lougyiew Sl2 Richmond
Il !. and >altprtre -. - Augustine btrrcd-WanlH
50. East Lynne So, sAltpotrc So and Richmond and
Lpngtlcw - each.
For the oue-aud-a halfmilo-d SO, Colonel
-prdcue 30, and TOlu -.
F1r The stcepiechasc-Bourke Cochran S25; Repeater
ar~l Dalys entry. Ecuador aud Jim MCGOWAN eacl, and
Excelsior stables entry, Abraham aud Quebec, =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
PLAI,ANTERIE WINS THE cEsAEEWIrcH

LoNDoN Oct. 13.-'rhc race for the Cesar
cwitch stakes tie great OF the second October
meeting no Newmarket. run today. Tweuty.two-
horses ran. Tho by H. Bouy's thrce-ycIr
old chestnut hlly Paisauters. Mr.. Hungerforrs five
ycar-oli bay mare XcnIa came second. and T. Can
mons yclroh bay hily Postscript third Plisaut
erie the winner was bred n France good start was
made kIusly made the running to the Bushes, whore
Nr fell away. aud Kama took the lead. Tho latter
challenged by Pn!sauterie, who. after sharp struggle,
went tho front, winning ia Cauter by two lengths,
Postscript finished four lengths behind Nema. Blue
lrt-. shed ninth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
TESTING THE DAFT ELECTRIC MOTOR

A third trial was made Monday evening with
TIL Daft Electric Motor the ninth Avenue elevated
Road The BENJAMIN Franklin met the test satirfac-
tOriy and the round trip made from Fourteenth ST. 10
Fiftythird-st ana back III thirteen minutes, Among
the passengers were Cyrus ". Field, Nice-Presidcnt
Galloway OF the Elevated Road, Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward
NJ. Field the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ. Field, Robert LcnoN
Belknap, the Rev. DR.. Alexander OF the University
Place Presbyterian Church. Mr. ana Mrs Edward Nit
cheu and Miss Mitchell W Il. Rankne, Dr. :. .. Van
derpoel, H. NJ and K. W HawkcswOrth, Thomas G. Ac-
ton Lieutenant ScLwatka and Mayor Low OF Brooklyn.
Cyrus W. Field congratulated MI Daft after tho Trip
the successful application OF his motor to the cc
waited roads. Manager Hawkesworth said This would
probably be the hnal trial trip before running the
trains a. r.guar intervals during the day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

annually from tho Excise Fund Cor tho benefit of
tho Fire Department Pension Fund. and similar
act took 2J pr cent fIOm the same fnnd for the
benefit of the Police Pension Fund and turned
over all imexpentei balances IN the Police Depart
mont for the same purpose and required the Board
Of Estimate in addition to make an annual appro-
priatOn Of $4,000 for That purpose. The depletion
OF the Excise Fund, which is used for charitable
purposes the city authorities opposed well as the
mandatory provisions OF al these acts In every
ease the Governor dsrecardcd those protests at tho
request OF Tim Campbell and other politicians
aud slgncd the bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
nIrs OF BASEBALL NEWs.

The scheduled al Cincinnati ana Pitisburg yoscr.
dty were POSTPONED on account OF ram.
The anal game between tho Brooklyn and Metropolitan
clubs 10 Do played Washington PARK. Brookvn yesterday
,c,. ostponel on account er the
game at Louis between tie 81 Louis and New.Iork
Inc Brooklyn and Boston clubs bats for the rst
al Washington PARK. Brooklyn. to-day.
rhc Metropolitan club 10 NeWAik 70 play
sesark s. nine today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
MAs.AcnrsErr, w1EELNEN IN TOWN.

The twenty or more members of the MaSSa-
chusctts Bicycle Club who ourneyed hther from Boston
on Monday night by way OF the FAN River Line had
rather ron passage, and were no. sorry
10 walk down the gangplaLk yesterday mOrniug ThcY
we're met by large dcputttiOn from the CitiZeu5 BIZ
cycle Club OF this city who were tho guest. Of the
Massachusetts, club last year The bicycllsts
cpred Grand Union Hotel where they will remain
Tor days the guests OF tho Ctzens CLUB During
their stay here they will take rides In tho ucghbOrOod
ana he sights Last night thoy werc entertained at
dinner at the Grand Union lloel ~ the Citizens Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
.rsrRALIAN AND NEW.zEALAND MAILa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The new mail service
between Francisco and Australia and New Zealand
to replace Pacific Mail service Will begin NOvem.
Der H. and a steamer will sail every four weeks there
after Three steamers had been engaged IN this service
heretofore, two of them belonging to John Elder OF
England and TO tie Pacific Mail steamship Com
psny. For the Pacific Mail spreckes steamer
will be substituted, 80 that tho line will 10 much
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
TIE srrLErro-A DISPUTE OVER CUP

The COmmOdOres Cup, when mas proved
bone Of contention between the steam yachts Stleto
and ATLANTA will DO shown at tho oh!ce ct Alfred De
Cordoya commodore Of tho American Yacht Ciab No.
80 Newest to-day Since the regatta committee reversed
It's decision awarded the prize 10 tho ATLANTA Mr.
Gould, boat j. b. HerrcsnOh, the builder and owner oil
tie -tctto has protested in person against the delivery
of the cup the Ataanta HIS objections are 10 be put
in writing. and consequently tho disposition Of the cup
/. stu in doubt. The rst decision OF tho regatta COM
uittee was reversed the protest OF Jay Gould that
tho setto had not over the full course according
to the conditions OF the large number Of ALL
dayts by persons who protested To witness the contest
were submitted aud tue weight OF evidence was CON
sidrred by the committee 20 be In the favor of Mr.
C,uuld's yacht Mr.. Hcueshoh now protests that bis
boat sailed over tho full course and Is entitled 10 the
first place.
Commodore COrlova who offered the cup, said yester
day: feel that ! Gm In an exceedingly delicate
position am commodore Of tho club and ] presented
the cup which has caused much trouble. | hardly
know what do IN tho matter. want tho cup to go
to the yacht and don't care who the owner may
DO The decision OF the regatta committee ought TO he
final, but shall not deliver the cup, II ent0ined
and disposed % regard Mr.. HerreshOts protest
"a legal injunction. am extremely sorry about this
trouble which would not have sure. II II had
been for the bets OF somo members Of the club"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14

American in character ne # has heen uncr inc olu III
pe.rf For Tie new fervice the vessel owners VIII
receive only The sea posiage-Sl50.00O per annuni-
OF Ieruteudcut Bt II they wero anxious 10 get the con
tract al that rate. although the American companies I'D"
ra.us.l 20 aceept both sea and IAlalu poa.a-c.
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TIE GRANT MONUMENT FUND.


The gentlemen who are engaged iG an en-
the old Committee Of Seventy rather
q successor ~ met yesterday and considered NUN
Der OF names OF persons recommended as members
Several days will probably eapse before the committee
completed John Foley said that Henry ~ Beers had
called him and requested that the names OF himself
and Edward A. Morrison be attached TO the Circular
calling meeting 10 consider the Advsability OF reViv
ing the Committee OF Seventy. Mr.. Beers Monday
said that the OF his aud that c. MI Morrison
had not been authorize
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, oct. 13.-The President made
the following appointments this afternoon:
John 6 H. Friuk to be United Attorney for tho
District OF New-liampshirc.
Ezra W. Miller to be Receiver Of Public Moneys at
Huron. Dakota, and John $. Mcfarland 20 be Register
OF Land Once at Huron, Dakot4.
Charles II. Call to be Collector Of Customs for the
District OF Superior, Mich.
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gnrng portion OF the hearing Whether or M, A..
vanderbilt VIII be examined has not been determined
PAssENGER PLANE UNDER CONSIDERATION


The general passenger agents of tbe tr,ns
ies are making excellent progress in their work AZ
plan 10 he submitted for the approval
ol tue standing committee Attheir meeting Yesterday
AL the through New England roads except the Bo,,or
ana Albany, were represented, and that company viii
'onu delegate to-day Central Passenger gent Lord,
OF the Baltimore and Ohio not able to get here hn
he, too, will be at today's conference The princinai
points In the proposed agreement for tho a.,
and second class passenger business have been acre..
upon The contract provides for a division of yr,s.
earnings; the territory covered is from Ney,Yorr
ana boston 10 Buffalo, Niagara Falls aud suspeasion
Bridge and tho points and southwest thereof aoa
10 also agreed TO pool the eastbonnd earnings
at the western termni Of the trunk lines The proposed
pool to Buffalo Is an entirely feature OF tho trunf
line passenger organization. The meeting yesterday
was devoted mainly to the consideration Of a plan M,
controlling the entire Immigrant traffic from the Allan
tic seaboard 10 carry out such pool the consent OF
ten roads Will be necessary but Assistant COmmssoner
Person expresses confidence that II will be done ms
trunk line standing committee will probably be con.
vened In few days to receive the passenger agents r.
port and possibly 10 act on freight matters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
TPAysArLAyrIC TRAVELLER&

BY Ems (Nsrth German Lloyd for Bremen; >.
u. Adams and family Mr.. and Mrs Edwlrd Aelatde, i
Jamca Spencer Brown, Colonel Charles ~ buft.s ., a.
Blum, MI amt Mrs; IL Delano. Nj md NIT =, II r
lano Mi and Mrs 4. Penneu Eimhus 4 d. fftoDaa :, -
Hail. Frederick p. kmbal H. l.. lie Graw, Chsses L,s,,
aron. John Menke, Admral 4. y Pholps nlss ,s,s.n
Navy Ferdinand Pulaski oscar Rorhng Ed"ara soo'-'
Id. strauss, and Dr. and MIS- / iwla Ms.xs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
RAN sTOps THE PLEASURE ISLAND

TROY, Oct. 13.--The double-scull race be-
tween Hanlan and Lee and Courtney aud Conley which
was to be rowod to-day postponed Of
the rain uLti the nrst hne day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
MIscELLANEoUs RAII.wAY INrELLInrNcr

WASHINGTON, Oct l3.-Robert b. Roosevelt, OF New.
York, Augustus S. Merimon. of North Carolina, and
William Stevenson, OF Pennsylvania have been appointed
a commission to examine and report upon twenty-iys
miles OF the Northern PScihc Railroad lying betwse,
Eagle Gorge Washington Territory and the South Bauk
of The Puyaliup River.
OMAHA, Neb, Oct 13.-Jay Gould. accompanied by
Russell Sage and several Missouri Pacific officials an
rived in this city yesterday trip Of inspection oyei
the Nebraska extension OF that road which will prob
ably be extended next year from Omaha into North.
western Nebraska. Twenty acres OF ground were bought
near the city limits four days for shops. round
houses and other terminal facilities. A Missouri Pacific
branch is also to be buil5 to Lincoln, that city having
voted 100000 bonds for that purpose.
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THE nav WAR->Hr MOHICAN.
ITS BEHAVIOR oN lis FIRST cEUI~E-pLyrLoPr,G
coon ~IA QUALITIES.

7.
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1''P 50 q, AIIi'i''
WtSUrN,ToN. Oct. ia rrDOrt has lCcp
., - 100. ..-......, .... +. ........i..,, D..
f''e'' ~ a. III. -'"'' ''I'''' - ' . ''''' T. -
Day, Commauilue tAr new ship IoAi. iu, built 80 the
,f-r r.Il NJ. Y.rt 3 ..rIf-- f1a i,.lot az .',,f
o.. .t-..
vessel upon Hc. HI7l ''|'' ' '''' '"' g"' "i JUDO
- with steam six boilers arU .leu lu san francisco
t. ,,,,.i,- otrt tf.. 'r,r. .'. i-0l. ,n c,,,-.-l
"''' ''.''"- ~
strap las N"- '''-e' '' ' '.-'' "' d" '"s ''i'''
snare strap wa ulIcd and tr ship proceeded June
o, ,,, ,.,t .I, i.tl.-. T.. ,rt w.. f,.f. .t,,.,
'' ''''"-'"- 900 ''~
ana the sea moderate l"' "'rl 'l'I A-'.' was tE"-
knots. from which sc gradually 90 four knots wien
~ 49, .,.. ,,,. .,,,,,,i ,. a.-,rnt M ,r, ho.,,r. 90
'"' ''-'"'' "''' ''' '
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CONDITION OF NATIONAL BANks OF NEN-YORK.
WAsuNGToN. Oct l3.-Ihc following Is an
abstract Of report, made to the Controller Of the Cur
rcncy showing the condition ofhe National banks in the
CIV Of York AT the close OF business Thursday
October l. l-3j mumbcr OF banks, Il; cents omitted:
RESOURCES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-04-07
Affairs IL, West WashiuetOu.

PERsoNAI-mRev. DR.. John s. Lindsay, of ST.
johns Z. r. church, left this morning for Ports
mouth, Va, where he will remain for about
two weeks.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.-Canal boat Samuel Jar
Doe, arrived with 1920 bushels of corn and 400
bushels of wheat, for J. G.. and j. NJ. Waters,
canal boat Maryla arrived with 700 bushels
OF corn and $500 bushels of wheat, for Hartley
Brothers. Corn sold on change yesterday as
follows: yellow at Sic; white at o3lac. Wheat
sold at csc.
NOTES.-The Knights of st. Bernard, of
georgetown gave Il BALI last night at Forrest
hail, which was largely attended.-Tbere is
two water leaks in Congress street alley and a
sewer trap nearby is choked up, causing the
water To run over the sidewalks.
The FIRST Boat LOAD OF CoAL.-Canal boat
Cigarette arrived from Cumberland with 115
tons OF Cumberland coal. This is the first ship
ment received here this season.
IEaPERArCRE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
aA-M.-Great Falls, temperature, AS condition
= receiving reservoir. temperature, 40; condi-
ton nj north connection. 3; south connection
a distributing reservoir, ten. perature AZ; condi-
ton at in1iuent gate house, 4: effiuent gate
house, o.
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DRY GOODS.
EASTER OrESrSa.

SEATGN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR PERRY & BKorHKR,,
WILL OPEN on EASTER MONDAY AN ELE-
CANT ASSORTMENT OF
PARIS EMBROIDERED CASHMERE FTCHCS
NEW IMPORTED BEADED AND BROGADFD
GRANADINE WRAPS. NISITES AND ENGLISH
WALKING JACKETS.
BLACK IMPoRTED JERSEYS from 81 to So
NEW SILK, CHUDDA and CASHMERE SHAWIS
ALL THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES IN PARASOI.S, SUN UMBRELLAS
AND CARRIAGE SHADES
SILKS. EMBROIDERED PoNGEES AND LOUIS
me SILKS.
"ENCLIsINE NovELTIFse IN PLAIN AND
FANCY FRENCH DRESS TEXTURES
SPECIAL OFFERING OF BLACK AND COL
ORED SCRAHS. RHADAMES AND GROS
GRAIN SILKS at 81. ST. and Sl.50.
NOVELTIES" IN EMBROIDERED. BLOCK PAT
DIES LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS
GENUINE &. p. FRENCH CORSETS
NEW SILK. Isle THREAD AND COTTON
HOSIERY FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN.
IMMENSE STOCK OF NEW WHITE GOODS
AND PRINTED WASH FABRICS.
CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED PURE LINEN
100 PIECES ANDERsoNs GENUINE SCOTCH
ZEPHYR G1NGHAMS.
PLAIN, CHECKED AND FIGURED FRENCH
SATTEENS IN GREAT VARIETY.
HFCH0lCE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
Established 1S40. ap4