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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-25
5 EATON PERRv.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER,.

(oUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BROTHERl.
THE MOST APPROVED STYLES IN IMPORTED
NNoyELT!ES' FOR THE AUTUMN SEASON
HARIETY, RICHNESS AND QUALITY ANY
ELEGANT BEADED VELVETS. LARGE AS
SORTMENT OF PENTES. WHICH ARE THE
LATEST PARIS NOVELTY FOR COMBIN-
ING WITH FAILLE FRANCHISE
WHITE SATIN DUCHESSE, MUSCOVITES AND
FAILLEFRANCAISEF FOR BRIDAL DRESSES,
FROM S1.5O TO $500
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SILKS, SATIN OUCH
ESSE,FAILLE FRANCHISE AND RHADAMfS
IN BLACK AND ALL COLORS FOR STREET
RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAK.
LYONS PURE SILK NELVETS, FROM 20 TO %
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND FIFTEEN
DIFFERENT COLORS, RANGING FROM S.. 90
TO $500 PER YARD
NOVELTIES IN ROMAN-STRIPED VELVETS
IMMENSE STOCK OF EUROPEAN DRESS FAB
RIGS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINATION SUITS
BISON CLOTHS, CHEVIOTS, HOMESPUNS
BOURETrES, BOUCLES AND CAMELS HAIRS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
NEW COMBINATION SUITS IN BOXES, RANG
ING FROM $4,000 TO 5000.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS,
NEW ANTdQUE, MADRAS AND NOTTINGHAM
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS, IN LINENS.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
@SPENIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
2SPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building,
Pennsylvania ave. cor. 9th st.
ESTABLISHED lS4O se19
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CARPETS, DRueeErs, Rues.
II you contemplate buying either of the above this
season It Will pay you to call and examine the stock
now offered by
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
6S6 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Al the new styles In INGRAM from Csc. TO 75c
All the new styles IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. from
15c. to $1.OO.
All the new styles in RODY BRUSSELS. TAPESTRY
HALL and STAIR CARPET to match;
VENIClAN HALL and STAIR CARPET to
All size DRUGGISTS, from So. 100 to $1,000.
One-yard-wide OIL CLOTH, 3Oc, 35c, soc.
LACE CURTAINS. $1.25. $1.5O. $500 per pair.
42-nch All Wool SERGE, SOC.
42Inch ALI Wool TRICOT, in black and colors, SOC.
42-inch All Wool CREPE CLOTH, in black and
LADIES FLANNEL sUrTING. Csc.
Cd All Wool SACKING, 75c., $1.OO.
BLACK GRO GRAIN SILK, 100. $1.25
SILK VELVETS. 81 90. 81. 25
COLORED CASHMERE, 1Oc 1212c, 15c.
bales One-yard-wide BROWN COTTON, SC
CANTON FLANNEiS. 64sc., &c.. 1Oc. 1212c.
A large stock White Wool BLANKETS, from $1.25
to $500.
coMF0RTERS, lined with White Cotton. s1OO,
Ladies' and Gents NET UNDERWEAR.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
,o 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
SSZ2 Near 18th street.
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But FIVE OF THE JURYMAN DIDN'T THINK
HIM ENTITLED TO DAMAGES.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-For a week past the
trial has been going on in the court Of common
pleas OF the case OF Cannon versus the Balti-
more american, the plaintiff claiming $4,000
damages for having been called in that paper
the pirate King" Cannon was q weil-known
viOlator OF the oyster law and in writing up a
difficulty in the lower section OF Dorchester the
appellation was used. The jury retired yester-
day forenoon, and to-day were discharged, un-
able to agree. The jury stood seven for plain
tiff and five for defendant. Those I'm favor OF
plaintiff proposed TO make the damages 81 900,
but the five were obdurate and would not con-
sent to give q penny.
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THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and lltn st. by
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't

TIE EVENING STAR ~ served to subscribers In the
fty by carriers, on their account 10
week, or 44c per month Copies at the counter,
cents each BY mail-postage prepaid-5O cents .
month; one year, So: six months. So
Entered at the Post Office Al ashington, D. c. As
Decond-class mail matter.
The WEEKLY STAR-publ!shed on Friday-A
year. postage prepaid Six months. so cents.
sT All mail subscriptions must be paid In advances
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application.
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The stock market
opened steady this morning, the changes in
either direction being only h per cent. After
the opening the market became heavy, declin.
ing Is to as per cent, ST. Paul being most promi-
nent. The decline was soon checked and the
market became strong, advancing n TO q, with
Lackawanna, which had not participated i'm
the early decline, leading. The upward move
ment was checked in its turn, and the general
has been dull throughout the hour, except for
Lake Shore. At III o'clock the market is dull
and steady. Total sales for first hour 10000
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The Broken Main Repaired.

THE CITY AGAIN SUPPLIED WITH WATERPROOF
POSED PROBATION AGAINST FUTURE POSI-
BILE ACCIDENTS.
The repairs to the broken main above George
town, were repaired last evening, under the
direction of Capt. Symons, in the manner de-
scribed In last evenings STAR, q patch of
boiler iron, lined with lead, being applied to
the break and bolted on with four strong
wroughtiron bands. The repairs were COM
pleted soon after six o'clock, and the water was
ra
that might have resulted If the break had oc-
Cured further down the hill, where the pres
in the direction Of the mains, endangering all
the pipes by washing away their earth supports,
said that precaution would be taken against
such an accident by building a stone wall or
bulkhead. This bulkhead will cross the mains
at right angles, and form dam, which would
prevent the washing away OF the earth around
the mains.
LOCALITIES UNsuPPL1ED THIS MORNING.
Several communications from water takers
in various parts of the District nave reached
THE STAR Office during the day, complaining
that Notwithstanding the promise of the au-
thorities printed in yesterdays STAR and the
statement sa IN the morning papers that the
broken main had been repaired and the water
turned on, the compliments were still burning
out the water backs in their ranges and suffer-
Ing other lossej and much Inconvenience for
want of water this morning. 1t appears from
these communications that at o'clock am
water was not supplied along @ street, east of
14th street; nor at. LIE Droit park; nor as far
down as NJ street, on that line; nor in that part
of West Washington supplied from the high
service reservoir, etc.
FULL NEW HEAD ON.
The full head of water was not turned on the
36-inch main until noon to-day. Tn is precau
tionary measure was taken to prevent too sud-
den strain on the pipes Captain Symons has
no fears as to the strength OF the repaired sec
ton OF the pipe. The delay was only an ordi-
nary caution, it is stated for the security of the
aQueduct.
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THESPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM.-The arrange
ments for CARRYING into operation the special

THESPECIALD ELIvERYS YsTEM.-Thea arrange
ments for carrying into operation the special
ten-cent stamp delivery system are all COM
pleted. and the first of October will see the new
system in operation. The postmasters through
out the country have been supplied with the
necessary books and stamps, and even the
smaller offices, where letters cannot be deliv-
cred, have been supplied with stamps, SO that
any one can send a letter from sucn points to
places containing over 4, 900 inhabitants, where
the carrier boys are employed. The Postmas-
ter General is now considering the question
whether to admit third and tourth-class matter
to the privileges Of this system. The law, how
ever specifies letters as the character of mail to
be delivered In this way. and it is probable that
Gen. Villas will decide not to extend the system
to mail matter outside of that bearing letter
postage. IT packages could be delivered, the
express companies would find that their busi-
ness WOULD be seriously affected. 1t is not
thought that 1t was the intention of Congress to
make the Post Office department a general car
rier. Since the list Of places containing over
1000 inhabitants was made out it has been
discovered that the following towns were
omitted: Manchester, N. H.; Rockville, Conn;
Mattewan, N. Y; Rondout, N. Y; Mount
Holly. N. ].
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THE FORT YATES MILITARY STATION IN DAKOTA
SAID To BE IN DANGER.
BISMARCK, OAK, Sept. 25.-The prairie fire is
still raging, but the farmers are now prepared
to meet il and will make a stand against il. Re-
ports reached here late last night that the Fort
Yates military station was In danger, and that
the whole garrison was out fighting the fires.
mometer here ranged as high as 81 yesterday.
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General Foreign New. by Cable.

THE CONDEMNED SOCIALISTS TO APPEAL
LONDON, Sept. 25.-The eight socialists who
were sentenced on Monday last to fines and
Imprisonment for obstructing the law I'm con-
nection with the socialist meeting at Lime
house on Sunday. have appealed. Mr.. Hynd-
man and Mrs. Besant have been accepted
sureties for the prisoners, pending decision by
the higher court
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He WANTS THE PRESIDENT TO RESIGN
The President has received a letter calling upon
him to resign by October Sd. The writer signs
himself "Henry N. Kerp. President-elect of
the United States, Phil. DIR. M. D., professor of
military and civil Jurisprudence, National Mil
itary Home, Virginia." He addresses the Pres
dent as "Groyer Cleveland, Acting President"
and says: Your functions are no longer re-
quired. All acts made by you after October Sd
will be null and void" Attached to the letter
are communications to various members of the
Mr.. Kerp also requires Commissioner Black to
surrender his Office September 10th.
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SovERE1aNs FoR A PEsNY,

We feel ourselves somewhat in the predcament of
the man who stood on London Bridge trying to sell
sovereigns for q penny apiece Nobody would buy
Them because they couldn't how he could afford to
sell them for such price. In the same way we;
however. we won't carry the illustration any further
but submit
A FEW WORDS ABOUT SOME JEwELRY WE
ARE GOING TO SELL THIS WEEK.
or late years there has been an enormous demand
for Cheap Jewelry. Manufacturers have so perfected
their machinery and have attained such skill in work.
manship that they have been enabled to turn out
cheap articles made Of base metal plated. known
F1re-Gilt Goods" which, far looks CO. are fully
equal to any genuine Rolled-Plate Jewelry.
All this however has not injured the trade in gen.
tation goods has simply created satisfied an enor
nous additional demand. There are thousands of
ladies In Washington who never have worn and never
will wear piece of cheap imitation jewelry. 1t is
these ladies' whom we want to see around jewelry
counters this week.
An extensive manufacturer of genuine Rolled Plate
Jewelry sent for day last week and invited
make an offer for his entire stock. We really had
idea of buying the goods but simply business form
we appraised the stock and offered him onefourth its
actual value To establishment instead of refls-
ing Indignantly he asked if he could get check that
day, and telling him that he could he accepted
our offer.
We will place the entire lot of genuine Rolled Plate
Jewelry counters MONDAY and until all are
sold.
AT 79c. EACH.
100 DOZ EXTRA HEAVY ROLLED-PLATE
PINS STUDDED WITH REAL GARNETS AND
PEARLS. NEVER SOLD BELOW 81.
AT &c. EACH
go Doz RoLIEDPLATE PINS. WOULD BE
CHEAP AT 81.
AT Sc EACH
20 rOZ- BANGLES, WARRANTED sTERSIL-
VER FOR LADIES AND MISSES. SOLD ELSE
WHERE AT S1.25.
60 DOZ OXYDIZED PINS, ASSORTED PAT
TERMS WE HAVE THEM IN OUR REGULAR
Stock AT 25c.
IS DOE CLOAK CLASPS IN OXYDIZED AND
BRONZE. GOOD VALUE, 75C.
AT 7Sc. PAIR
s5 DOZ PAIRS ROLLED-PLATE EARDROPS
WITH REAL PEARLS AND GARNETS. REGU-
LAR PRICE, $1.75.
AT 94c. EACH.
40 DOE GENTS RoLLED-PLATE VEST
CHAINS, ALL PATTERNS. VALUE, S.
AT 54c. EACH.
81 DOZ- PLAIN GOLD RINGS, WARRANTED
14-KARAT GOLD. SOLD ALL OVER AT Sl5O.
AT CSC PAIR
% DOZ. ROLLED-PLATE BANGLES FOR La
DIES AND MISSES REAL VALUE. $1.25
AT zoe. PAIR
% DOE. FINE ROLLED-PLATE EARRINGS
CHEAP AT $1.25.
NOW, WHO WILL COME AND BUY OUR SOW
EREIGNS AT A PENNY APIECE?
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COuIdn't Endure the Disgrace.
MRS. SPANG KILLS HERSELF on LOSING A SUIT
FOR DAMAGES FOR ISLANDER

FOR DAMAGES FOR ISLANDER.
READING. Pa, Sept. 25.-Mrs. Robt. Spang,
wel-connected married woman, brought suit
for slanderous charges this week In court here
against Miss Charlotte Harvey, q relative, for
$4,000 damages for defama ton of character
The jury decided in Miss Harveys favor, and
this morning Mrs. Spang committed suicide
with poison, because of her shame and mortin-
cation in losing the suit
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BALTIMoRE, Sept 25.-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows this morning transacted
no business of public interest A resolution
was adopted that no new business can be pre-
sented after to-day. This was done I'm order TO
expedite the work. The Grand Lodge took a
recess at o'clock until 3, and will hold another
session tonight
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MIR. HINCKLEY'S SUIT.

The Quo WafrantO Proceedings
Against the Civil Service C0mnissiOn
to Come mp Tomorrow.
NEW YORK, Sept 25.-Judge Wallace in the
United States circuit court this morning an.
nounced that owing to illness he would be I'M
able to take up any cases to-day, but would dis
pose OF the most urgent tomorrow. Morris s..
Miller announced that he appeared for James
A Hinckley in the quo warranto proceedings
against the civil service commissioners to test
the right of the latter to their Offices Mr.. Miller
and asked for an early day upon which it might
be heard. He had received notice from the de-
tendant and he was then in court. This case
ought to be entitled TO preference, because IL
was public matter and concerned the consti-
tutional rights Of all our citizens. Dorman B.
Eaton, who appears in the case with United
States District Attorney Dorsheimer, said that
the defense was ready now and would be ready
Tomorrow. Judge Wallace then set the case
down for to.mofroN.
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YEARS THAT THEY NAY BE REPkArED ON A
LAR0ER SCALE IN SAN 11AMCmoo.
PORTLAND, ORE, Sept 26.-A large Chtnese
6rm in this city has received dispatch nom
sent over 70 Pierce City 70 investigate the re.
ported hanging Of the hve Cinnamon there. n
Nee merohapt named 0oyenams Who had just
cIooed hts busineos and w0 about TO return 70
shout the late oufrnges at Rock springs, Coal
CFeek ana Pierce City ON their CountFymen,
md evidently Tar they may be repeated on .
lorEog ooalO at ean TTanctsco.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interna
revenue, 1897 ,02A; customs, &6O6, 137.

ToPPMe OUT THE PENSION BUILDING
About eleven o'clock to-day the last Of the iron
girders for the roof Of the new Pension ONCE
was hoisted into its place and simultaneouslythe
flag was run up on the peak, and three loud
be topped out to-day.
NEW Observation-Disclosures Kimball, Of the
lfesavtng service, rejected the bids for the con-
struction Of life-saving stations at Sturgeon
Bay and Holland, Mich. recently submitted, as
he considered them all too high, and readver.
tised the contract. The lowest bidders this time
build the two stations tor SS.9IO,74, or sepa-
rately, the Sturgeon Bay station for $4,455.3 81,
and that at Holland for 81 1865. 81 about 81, 900
tisement.
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Meetings of school teachers were held in vari-
Gus school divisions yesterday afternoon, and
the difficulty respecting the pay rolls, on ac-
count Of the difference Of Sc 800 between the
appropriation and the amount of pay due
teachers under the present school organization,
was explained by the trustees and supervising
principals. The proposition agreed upon by the
school board to adjust matters by retaining"
3D. per cent OF the salaries was sub
this is nominally retention" IL Is actually a
reduction. The pay rolls will be made out on
the reduced scale, so that there will be diff
culties In the auditors Office The teachers will
have o claim upon the District for the amount
retained, in case Congress refuses TO appropriate
q sum to cover the amount.
INDICTMENTS REPoRTED.-The grand Jury TO
day reported indictments as follows: Marshall
Carter, alias John Williams, HOUSEKEEPING In
larceny; Ephriam Duckett, larceny nom the
person; Richard Vigal. do; VIM. johnson, house
breaking in the day; John Lasher, do I'm the
night; George Grayson, assault with intent 70
assault with intent to kin; VIM. Burton, same
of1ense; Joseph Baird, larceny; James Thorn
ton, do; James Adams, second offenee petit
larceny; Abraham Coleman, do; Francis Jack
son. alias George H. Mansneld; do
TIE Two SECTIONS OF THE C1Rcurr CouRf.-
The Court In General Term to-day made tho
order for o duplicate term Of the Circuit Court:
judge Cox, who win take the cases with odd
numbers, and the other as No. 2, by Judge Mer.
rick, who viii take the cases with even num-
bern
CHOLERA AND WILLOW FEvER.-The State
cholera and one death have occurred q Pontre-
~<rIa . ws-~-~ ID nm
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IHos. J. Lu1rREL1 LOUIS D. WINE
UP TOWN DRY GOODS HOUSE,

- AO''A IN ooSDs5 nO0orI,
LUTTRELL & WINE 1890 PA. AVENUE
Weare daily receiving our new Fall and Winter Dry
Goods and will sell them cheap any house in
market.
TRICOT SILKS, worth 81 so at slos.
TRICOr SILKS. worth 81. rs at 81. so.
SILK NELVETS. worth 81 .25 at 81 90.
e. g. BLACK SILKS, at S1OO. S1.25. 81 So 81. rs,
81 30 and 500. guaranteed in quality and price.
BOUCLE CLOTH, worth 81 20 at 81 90.
ID TRICOT CLOTH, at 75c and $1.OO
Our stock of CASHMERES and Henrietta
CLOTHS complete.
All widths Of Corrtaulds ENGLISH GRAPES
BLANhElS BLANKETS. BLANkETS
Our $500 BLANK rs worth $500.
Our stock of UNDERWEAR very full.
We call special attention to our mems UNDER
WEAR at DOC. and $l.OO. Also, our Camels Hair
UNDERWEAR, warranted not to shrink in washing,
Our Ladies VEST at soc. is q beauty.
Splendid line of TABLE LINEN in bleached, un-
bleached and Turkey red.
Don't fail to see the Soc. BLEACHED and the 5Oc
Turkey Red.
Look at our 25c CASHMERE. worth 35c
CANTON FEANN ELL all prices
FLANNELS. all cOlOrs. See our 4Oc., red Twilled
FLANNEL.
Our WHITE SPREAD at 81 % are specially CHEAP
Elegant line of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES.
Always ON hand a full line ofGLOVkS, HOSIERY,
HANDkERCHIEFS, BUTTONS, &C
We sell none but first class Goods. and we 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,
selo-lm 1880 Pa ave. NV.
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GENTS INDIAGAUZE SHIRTS, 33lsc.; WORTH
" Soc.
Gents India Gauze Shirts Soc: worth 75c
Gents Balbriggan Shirts SOC; worth Toe.
Closing out Spring Neckwear at half price
Finest Saiteen Drawers only SOC
Spring Weight Undershirts. Soc; worth 75c.
Medium Weight Undershirts, nearly all wool. Soc
ask 10 see the COMFORT SHIRT, made Of VAN
suttA Cotton and Richardson's 2, 100 Linen bosoms
reinforced, ready for the wash tuh, only 85 centA
This Is the best fitting best made Shirt in tie
market
Remember. only S5c for the Finest Dress Shirt the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
my2S 1902 STREET NORTHWEST.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The business failures
during the last seven days reported to X. q.
Dun Co., to-day. number for the United States
1856 and for Canada %.
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NV Yonx MILLINERY STORE,
$50 SEVENTH STREET, NEAR x

The proprietor having engaged In another and
ttreiy different business wishes sell az quickly
possible, regardless of cost, the stock on hand.
He will therefore. offer the entire assortment very
low prices Hyou need any OF the articles enumers
The stock consists Of
Over Thirteen Thousand Yards of RIBBONS all
widths colors and quality, much less than cost
One thousand Colored and Black STRAW HATS
and BONNErS. half price.
Two Thousand Yards Of HAMBURG EDGING.
much less than cost
Three thousand Yards White and Black Cotton,
and silk LACES. half price
FLOWERS and FEATHERS at your own price
One thousand Dozen PEARL DRESS and SHIRT
BUTTONS, less than cost.
Also. VELVET, SATIN VELVET RIBBONS
cLARK'S SPOOL COTTON, SPOOL SILKS, DRESS
SHIELDS, PAPER CAMBRICS, SILESIAS, DEX-
TERS KNITTING COTTON, GARTER ELASTICS,
GRAPE Wells, BLACK ENGLISH GRAPE,
NEEDLES AND FANCY GOODS GENERALLY, at
las than cost
The goods must be sold and will be offered at
prices that viii E1ove them quickly.
The stock is also offered in bulk to any one wishing
70 engage in business
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE,
ssls2m $50 Seventh street northwest.
nET UYTIEs SPECIAL BOTTLINGSOF FINE
~ AAWtNE MHISkIES AND BRANDIES.
FOR AkD HFfTMu YSEs AT cos
sSxZot*lp 1888 l4th nwi
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Personalities President Hendricks and
wife left this morning for Atlantic City, where
they remain few days, then going to their
home in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Voorhees, is at the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mcdonald and Repre-
sentative Hatch, Of Missouri, are at the Ri ggs.
Mr.. A. K. Browne has returned from q trip
to Maine and the White mountains.-Repre-
sentative Riggs, Of Illinois, is at the National.
lis, and W. n Raldeman, Of louisville. are at
the Ebbitt.-Mr. N. H. Egleston, of this city.
was yesterday elected recording secretary Of
commssioner VEST syssaoa an a
FeyR Ssvi Sef bs1i R s snd
were in Chicago Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Representative 0'Neill at his seaside cottage
sojo u George Settler. Of Morb ssK
and Miss Mollie Carr, of Baltimore, who were
in last MSnaay have taken
F. F. Bowles, Of w ashington, was in Newport
yesterday.-.Dr. II. 6. Yarrow and wife, OF the
army, were in San ". Francisco last Friday,-
Wan legation, and General Santiago Curvas. of
Mexico. are ct the Hamilton invitations are
and Mr.. Richard McAllister, jr., on Thursday
evening, October 8th-Hon. Lionel Sackville
West the British 81 mi minister, with his three
return to- Washington to-day.-Hon.- A. v.
Dockery, late United States consul at Leeds,
England, with MS family, and Thomas NJ.
Wheeler, of New York, are at the Ebbitt-
Mime: J. P. Palmer returned last night from
New York.-Mr. G. B. Ketcham, of the Associ-
ated Press, is lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence. There was q slightly favorable change
in his condition to-day:-Lieut. w. H. Nos
trand, Of the United States navy, is at the Eb-
Ohio, is at WOrmley's.-Whitelaw Reid and
VIM. Henry Smith, Of New York, are at the Ar
of Chicago, are at the Arlington.-Distric
Commissioner Webb arrived home last night
and was at his Office this morning looking in
excellent health.-Representati Morrison
arrived In the city this afternoon
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MARRIAGE ICENsKs.-Mar licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court to Alonxo
stutley and Jane NARROW; Patrick Q. Grady and
ma J. brown, OF Richmond county. Va: syi-
vester Jones and Annie Hall Edwin johnson.
Charles county, Nd; Andrew X. Mitcheli Of
Alexandria. Va, and Fannie J. stone. OF Fair.
lar county, We Robert Coleman ana Mary
JuDGMENT. AGAINST DR.. w. ii. HALx.-The
case Of Knight against w. II. Hale was before
Justice NILS yesterday to recover 800 the
amount paid defendant TO cure piaintiffss w Ira
q cure In month having been guaranteed'
several witnesses testtned that the cure Wa
impossible IN that time, and after argument hy
III: Cahili Sor PLAINTIFF judgment wss eiven IS
plaintiff
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
SHIRTS To OKpER

SHIRTS 10 ORDER
SPECIALITY.
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Also q full line of Stock Shirts. finished and un-
finished, Numbered and unlaundered, constantly on
hand.
FULL LINE OF WINTER UNDERWEAR,
HALF HOSE.N ECKWEAR, AIRS and CUFFS,
10 the Latest shape and styles, AT TIE LOWEST
s. B. ELLERY,
1112F 81. NV.
se23 each