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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-12

Mass meetings were held I'm different pprfs Of
New York city yesterday In favor Of the eight
hour movement
Kate A. Judd, sentenced In 1858 IN twenty.
1--WE years In state prison for arson In firing The
cottage OF Jno. q. Weaver, At Newport. r l..
escaped yesterday from the state farm promisoG
where the female prisonerg are confined
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National Jockey Club.
PROGRAM ron THE FALL MEETING NEXT

WEEK..
The fAii meeting OF the National Jockey club
will begin ut Ivy city Monday, the 10th inst,
and continue five days. There win be I'VE races
each dag ana ca two Of them steeplechases will
be run. Beginning with . scramble at three
quarters OF . mile, the national handicap, q
mile ana halt, viii follow. There are 90
nominations. II 10 expected that ~ least =
dosen u those will nee the starter. Among the
ar sSsa Eoa sna r.. A,I
Siioxea 81 sSs Arlinstoa stakes, ss furionss
sss.s g.
hsy: never new sssrtsd. The last s race Of The day
On tSs :sconS dSy tSs s wiz be-
mile: the second 10 the Anacostia stakes. for 2
yearoads mile and q farlong for which rs
race, and the ftn another handicap this one Al
ssshsr sS az Class
Rupert, Ten Stone, TADitha. Lucy Lewis, Telis
Doe, Wickham, Lenox. Greenfield and Others.
A mile race with penalties and allowances,
and capital stakes, for 2-year-oids. also u mile
In the latter 20 OF the best 2-year-olds are en-
tered and, as II will be the first OF the long races
FOR the youngsters, considerable interest Is
aQuarter OF q mile longer than is usually run
BY 2-year-olds. The next will be n mile and \
sixteenth, and then the Washington stakes, q
mile and q quarter. There are % nomination
for the race. rs follows: Louisette, Thackeray.
Rica, Brookwood, Heel and Toe, Miss woodford.
Pauique, Rataplan, Abba, War Eagle, Favor
Ten Stone, Freeland, Modesty, Pearl Jennings,
Tacoma. Bob Cook, kiohba, Colonel Sprague,
Matte b., Vinton, Sam Brown, Josh Filings,
Tornado, Marktand. Strathspey and King Fan.
The Mckibben Steeplechase stakes Will close
the sport of the third day.
On the fourth day the first ts a selling one-mile
race, followed by The Potomac stakes for 3-year>
Odds, one mile and five furlongs. A seven-iur-
long race will follow. and then the Congress
stakes for all ages, two miles Among the en-
tries for this race are Panique, King Fan, Heel
and Toe and Tacoma. The last race OF the day
will be n free handicap. mile heats. The first
race on the last day will be for the Ivy City
stakes for 2-year-otds. one mile. selling race,
seven furIOngs; handicap sweepstakes. one
mile and three furlongs, and mile race will fol-
low. The meeting viii close with free handi-
cap steeplechase over the regular course.
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LADY AND CHILD INJURED WHILE DRIVING,
THE LATTER, n rs FEARED, BADLY.
This afternoon at O'Clock Mrs Lieutenant
Finley, accompanied by . child OF four years,
was driving up FennsylvaniA avenue on her
way 70 Fort Mysr. Al 2eth street. as she WINS
driving across ths car track, the horse stumbled
and fell and both occupants Of the carriage were
thrown 10 the ground, and almost Immediately
. street railway car ran into the carriage
smashing 10 10 atoms. The child when found
was under the car and very seriously bruised
Both the sufferers were removed by Mr.. Moore
to Jones Drug store, near by, and they were at
tended oy DR.. Harry Newman, who found that
the lady was not seriously injured, but the
child was quite seriously hurt about the face
ana probably internally.
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Attacked by MOOnlighters.

SHOTS FIRED AT THE RESIDENCE OF LORD
LANSDOwNE's AGENT IN IRELAND.
DUBLIN,Oc 12.-Aghadoe house, near Killar-
ney, the residence of Samn ]. Hussey the agent
for Lord LansdOwne, was attacked by moon
lighters last night. A number of shots were
fired, but no serious damage was done. The
police force has returned to guard his premises
but no arrests have been made
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TINE CELLuLOfD TRusB.
u That heyer broAks. never Weu11 cut, always
l. ier lnls = CHxa FIsHERs,
ga Sth street northwest
snsFlSHE1 0svoe0 her attenfton - The want4od
Lady 3agronA 01
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EXpERT TYPE-wRIT1NG.
Il CALIuRAPH OFFICE, 933 st.

oc53m
II bGfEbrSe LOTS At LOW PRICE AND
&c ss da Il 500 & $50 E
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly; Rosedale
si,ss sis as12ss sSass 'A ana n SIS rs Fiat at
"A real PsrATE AND LOANS
1 HSS : s.sf So fVs saTE.
new brick Houses, Wallack Place corner 18th 1t.
Brick House. 1871, st.. above iowa Circle, ss,2so
Brick Hopse A ST. near Capitol. y! OO0
brick Houses. 18th St, bet and R, $500 to
brick Houses. p st., bet. 9Th and 10 sts. 5000
Brick House, nss ne bet 10th and 12th, $4,000
brick Houses. o ST., bet 18th and 18th, $4,000
Bek House and Ssa Sd sna
81 s5 6a House. corcoran st. bet. nth and lsth
Brick House. 1a'a St s.w near Smithsonian Insti
3 brick Houses 2sth st., $500 to 81, OO0
sr rick HOUSE ta 9th and J. nv $4,000 x .oo
Large double House. Massachusetts ave, bet. 18th
st and MT Thomas CIRCLE $1,000 ~. go. .. .oo 49,,
brick Houses, st. ne, bet. 9th and 7ih, $500
hrlck House, lain 81, near Agricultural depart
ment, 81 900.
House and corner Lot ON Connecticut ave-, suitable
for fine building. $4,000
Brick House. St. near 18th st, Sl1000
Brick House, ST. bet Goth and 22d SO 500.
Brick House. N. bet. 10th and 18th, with stable
$4,000.
Brick House, cor. l1.s ard r. $4,000
Frame Cottage. large lot. T ST., near New Hamp-
Shire ave, 81 COO.
Brick house St. bet 18th and Penn. ave, 800. 900
Brick House. 10th st. s.e.. bet and g.. $2,OOO
brick Houses, Riggs ST. So 800 each
Brick HOUSE. cor. Riggs and 18th sl2 600 o
6rlck House. Vermont ave-, bet. X and L, S36 ,O0O
Brick House ST., bet. eth and 18th NV. $4,000
New brick House. Iowa circle, $4,000.
Brick House. Mass. and 10th st., SIS, 600.
Vacant property in , sections OF city and suburbs
Several houses for rent, furnished and unfrnished
Money to loan real estate security.
Large loans specially. oc3-1m
4 BSOLUTE RARGAIN-7 ROOM NEW PRESS
"A ed Brick House. 1896 18th st. NV; $500,
mon,hly paymenis annual tenant secured for second
ho0r az $50 monthly IN advance; location beautiful;
yae increasing Also, full loot Piano; S75. Two fine
Paflor Organs, $50 and S66; terms % monthly.
n B. Money loaned on Pianos, Furniture and
any good collateral
EXCHANGE BANK.
Gel AT 7th ST. NV.
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ing were the readings at thesignal Office to-day:
8 am, 52.5; am. $40; IL am, 82 B; pfn..
63.S. Maximum, 63.9. Minimum, 61O
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Telephone No 344-2
GEORGE ADAMS. JOHN Il. BEALI..
Commissioner Of Deeds
ADAMS & BEAr1
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE.

1920 + STREET N. W.
For saie-smaII mortgage Notes at g per cent ON
Three-story basement Brick 18th st. NV.
Large House a and Loi near Aibanxis Opera
House, suitable for restaurant, with modern
New Is room Houss near psf Circle. MI -
Twostory House and Store 7th ST. NV near
IL, g. rents $50 per month. 1850
Eeven-room new House on P St.. near Du-
Large blocs Of Ground above Boundary NV '''
and two ienemenis $500. ...... w.. 10000
and stable, on Georgetown Helghths.-..... 10000
ave. near scott Circle. $3.50
TSIssstOry Brick, M /, lnex on O. near o'0o
Large three story and basement Brick ON n DOW
Two fine Bricks m. /. on iith St. near *,
Three new Houses m. l.. 3-story and base: ''Vo
ment, Or. near Washington Circle, EACH. 1000
New tares11story and basement Brick at st. ,oo
Threestory and basement Brick, M l., Pa. '''o
ave; near 24:h ST., 8 rooms, bath and
New ten:roon Brick on Linden ave, LeDroii 00
P St. nesr 9th nineioom brick M t. rents 0oo
sisroo@ 1ns Cottages. Kenyon ST., Columbia 4z'o
Heights. with well water, stable, PARKING. 5000
Store aud seven:room Frame, rents $50 mo-. o
Three small Houses near ST. xioysiis church, -'o'
renting $40 SO each 1850
81, 400 TO 81 800 on monthly paymeuts.
Two Frames on Valley St., Georgetown rent
Small ixosicry Bricks. St sw, near ID: .soo
Lot corner 18th and X, 2ixi8. two small
Bricks, rent 500 in acknowledgements. 2 500
Two Lots kiagman Place, 34x 10O............. 24UO
Lot n. II. ave, near NJ st. n.w.. rs feet
81. so per foot.
Lot n. II. ave-, near s st. n.w., II feet
front ...... ...... ..... ........... 1c5
Lots on S St, near n. III. ave, 23x9l ..... 1.25
Lot II KOS on p st., bet. 18th and 18th. 80 9"
Lots 18th St, bet. l. and NJ NV ..... ....... IS
Lots ST., near 10th, l7lax951s -. ..... 90 e.
Lot II Z las on ST., bet. 18th and 18th 4p Is
Lots on Vn. ave-, bet. 18th and 18TH sfs 2h
Lots all parts Columbia Heights FROM. 16c. up.
Lots la squares 1914 and 1915, 10Th
AID G sts Sc. foot
Money to Loan In sums 81 900 at 5 and per
real estate security. We have several fine
Houses to in northwest section from 30 to $500
per month furnished or unfurnished. Property
placed hands for sale and ertised at our
expense. oc1-lm
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CURIOUS WILL.-This morning q paper
was filed in the register Of willis office, COM
mencing: "W. Washington, o.. G, Sept. Ath,
phry and caused this writing TO be done
while am In my right mind. And this is my
will made in this order" After his death he
all the profits to his wife, LanrA Maria Um-
phrey, long she lives single, cor n long as
She lives this shall be hers" After her death,
ca children and these, believe to be mine"
He appends the names John Umphry, the SON,
by Wilma Ann Harmon, and Mary Umphry,
the daughter of Jane lgiing.
This afternoon horse attached to Belt line
car fell and broke his leg near the corner OF
18th and E street northwest. He was subse-
quently shot.
George H. Plant, IT,, and Edward Day, OF the
Qty post office, LETT for Florida to-day.
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CRozER-ROCKwELL- Al Christ Church, g.
Paul, Mimi Thursday October 6th 1855 by the Kew
Mahlon !. Gilbert the rector Of the church, LJcY.
Army, 70 SAMUEL ALDRICH CROZER. IT, .
sMITH-LIPPHARD. On October sth 1855 n NE
lsrsce n. z church, CT RI.ES II SMITH on 49,
| sndrtA vA, and NELLIE LIPPHARD. Of Washing~I
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nAlTTMa9RE MS October asvlrxlni.
new isess . SS I'D saaas 81 ne" '''F'S'
Mn Sss0s g. Ssst r sss ssd
400 dS extra: ?SsA DO. family, &losS.i il
fs.a as s1sa ny sSS de-
' sSSs ss' Rs s
as ws''ssn msssr sd os
ss y sss,ssrn Wi" 1S;.
western aaixed year. 4sss46,: Jsn1sry ls.sss5s.
Rye quiet e2asS Hay Arm, With fairy active inquiry.
ana sSs Ness porf 1906 Bulk k'G %ssssH
shonlders and clear rp sides packed 4lea6 Bacon
Lard-refned ~ Butter hisheF-west as packed.
ss a% snd Conc
steady-kto Sargoes. ordinary TO fair, sugar
siss sfsns.1 sdss e e.
srpooi q. per IT, steamer dulcotion. s32d aour, Isl
Susheis sasai. oas 1865
CON- se H3 6qsn .s & @
bushels corn 1900 SusS neis sas'~hsa'' 0'sooo
Chicago Markets.
rs ssis sas sssss
sSs ~
sSys3 9 saSato ysas s7 Oats steady d.
iessrcas6 and Novelnber $40 Sa'i DscemSer SIS:
ssas Soss$6eI. ssss SscsnSsr. i ~ o'''''
MORE ROOM FOR GEN. vIIAa-The Post
master General has made . change in the ar
| ranGement Of the rooms of his Office In order
| 70 facilitate business His private room is now
occupied oy the chief clerk, Mr.. Nash, which
use OF Gen. Villas. There are ninety presiden.
tial post omces to become vacant between this
1 y there are
poantments which villa keep the throng Of
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III DONCH WILL RESUME INSTRUCTION
IL Oh the Violin and Orchestral Instruments
on September 14th, At his residence, sos II street
northwest se123m
i School, ]. w. Hunt, Principal, commences its
17,h ANNUAL session september 14th in North session
Room DR. SunderIands church. 4ls ST. entrance north
gate instruction thorough: pupils fitted for the best
colleges, universities aud POLYTECHNIC schools or for
business; also for competitive examinations They
take high rank in the various institutions oi the
try. Circulars at the bookstores II interview is
desired address Lock Box 5;}5 p. o. au2l-2m
Mrs. BURRS ENGLISH AND FRENCH
AN1 School, 1908 II street.
Win reopen WEDNESDAY. september 30th.
au2S-2m French, the language of the school,
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LNRENCH KINDERGARTEN
e MADAME CHEyREMoNT. Diplomee de T. Ac
aiemle de Paris, will open October I, a FRENCH
kINDERGARTEN SCHOOL for children under II
years old. Madame Chsvremont has had long ex-
perience teacher and will instruct her pupils by
the NATURAL METHOD to speak French In a very
short time. Primary English branches will also be
taught but IL Ii designed to give instruction I'm the
French language much possible, and the constant
aim nom the beginning will be to make pupils sPEAK
upon parents and explain her method In detail. Ad-
dress, 1919 X st. NV.
AFTERNOON and Evening Glasses will be arranged for
more advanced pupils. and Private Lessons will also
be given TO adults sel-2m
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The CoFWln - Dan vSane1eoes
SAN FRANoIsco, October 14k-The y. = rye
nue. cutter Corwin d Just coming in. 40e hes
about 100 OF the crews OF the IfscksA Arctic
whalers aboard.
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A JEALous MANS WILD sRoorrEa.--John
Snow Is 2 well-known citizen OF Lock Haven,
Pulp and Paper company, and lives In the
limits Of the city near the paper mill. His po-
sition II such that he is required 70 be away
from his home at night He IL 20 years old and
has been married only year. Early In the
summer there came 70 board At his house VIM.
Mrs. Snow. and had paid her every attention
before she was married. Sherman's attentions
reached her husbands ears and meeting Sher.
man on the street Saturday morning he hit
him In the fAce and drawing pistol fired AZ
him. The ball missed the mark and Sherman
ran away. Snow Immediately pointed the
pistoa at his own heart and fred. His condition
10 Uertoug Sherman swore out warrant char9s
Ing SNOW with murderous assault.
TIE COURSE or TRUE LOVE IN ALABAMA.
mans 6ughter. The mother refused TO con-
sent 10 their marriage. whereupon Hood cot
nre 70 her house. He has Just been fined 81, 500
and sentenced 70 prison ct hard labor Tor cir
months.
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Saved from DrOwning By . Deer.
A MILFORD MANS BOAT UPsETs, AND HE sTRAD
DIES HIS HUNTED GAME

A Dispatch from Port Jervis, n. Y, October 3.
says: "Early Wednesday morning Messrs B.
r. Bennett and John c. Westbrook, Of Milford,
accompanied by Mr.. Baldwin, nom New York
city, went TO Log Cabin pond, In Pike county,
for days sport BY 70 O'Clock they had
reached the upper part Of the lake, where thsrs
deer. suddenly Mr.. Baldwin noticed what ap.
peared to . large stump floating in the water.
He called his companions' attention to It, and
Mr.. Westbrook said Il was deer and the party
started In pursuit. The deer discovered that e
was being followed and started for SHORE but
before Il could reach the land the party over.
took IL. Mr.. Bennett and Mr.. Baldwin shot at
the animal and wounded IL, and a. the boat
drew near the deer showed tight. The party I'm
the boat became frightened, and in the excite
ment the boat was upset and all found them
selves In the water. Messrx. Bennett and Bald.
win chung to the boat, and finally reached ~.
Mr.. Westbrook went for the deer and managed
to get on its back, and the frightened animal
carried him TO the shore. Just Is they reached
terra nrma Mr.. Westbrook drew q large hunt
ing knife and cut the deers throat, and IL was
soon dead. When the other gentlemen reached
tho shore they found Mr.. westbrook sitting
alongside Of his trophy In an exhausted condf
ton. The deer weighed at least 500 pounds,
and had o dne set Of anters.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A{RS FLORA G. DFNNfSUN
Ayl Will resume her
CLASSES IN DANCING
AT HER
~ HAIr

MRs FLORA G. DFNNIsoN
ASl Will resume her
CLASSES IN DANCING
ArHER
ACADEMY,
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL,
AT f the s and I'm
sareiy ami thoroughly taught Circulars containing
NJ st, or of the Janitor at the hall selB-lm
Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN uNIvER
THE FACULTY.
JAMES C. wELLING, LID,
President
THE HON. WALTER g cox, LID,
Professor Of the Law of Real and Personal Property,
ofeohtrasts, and OF Crimes and
THE HON. WILLIAM A. MAURY. LID,
Professor Of Equity 5arisIrudence of Common Law
Evidence, ana the Law of
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG LID
Lecturer Constitutional Law.
THE HON, FRANCIS WHARTON, LID,
Lecturer Criminal Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor Of Practice and Judge Of Moot
ROBERT G. FOX, LID,
Treasurer.
The exercises Of the school will be resumed IN the
Law M W, LECTURE Hall Of ths Columbian University.
annoancements for the year viii be made: The Facni.
" ana course OF instruction Will be the m
' sa sf iade9 e. fBs h
fsf Gs.sssas ifsp sss ans ag Z
Co., liZ4 ST. NV: Fitch Fox Brown, 1897 Ia
ave, or to JAMES Z. W ELLINS Lib, President,
selBtjm
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE-MEDTCAL
- DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIAN UNI
NERSlTY-The Gath Annual Session i'll begin on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 5TH at 8 pm, in the Medi-
cal Building, 1925 NV, with an Introductory
Address by Prot. ID. w. Prentiss NJ ID to which the
Profession and Public cordially invited The
regular lectures w II continue daily throughout The
course, beginning at $50 pm.
The Autumn Examinations will the
College on Tuesday. October 9th, at PIN. For par
ticulars apply to A. F. A. KING D., Dean f28 18th
stnw. ONCE hours $50 10 10 & to p Ella
T)ROF. kASPAR. HAVING RETURNED FROM
Has resumed his lessons on the Violin at his residence
l13l 18th St SEES I'm
Y'HE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
TIE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The exercises of this school viii he resumed In the
University Building TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9TH. at
o'clock pm.
Besides The general course instructions viii be given
In special courses, Civil and Mining Engineering
Analytical Chemistry, Metaurgy, &c.
This school is open to both sexes
Persons wishing to enter this department are re-
qhesed 20 Gail on the Dean and register their names
as early rs possible
For catalogues or Information apply to Prof E. T.
FRISTOE, Dean, or to
JAMES c. YELLING. LID,
seli-6m President.
MT. VERNON INSTITUTE, 1880 STREET
IVA English and French School for Girls Thirteenth
annual session commences sept. 18th.
se3-2m Mrs c. W. PAIRO, Principal.
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The COuPta.

mo NV0TtOs
EQUITY CoURT7Judge Hdgner.
To-day: Davis agt. Davis; sale decreed and J.
s. Edwards appointed trustee. Higgins agt.
Higgins; appearance OF absent DESCENDANT o..
dered. Humphrey agt. Humphrey; Sub. OF lots
Al aud AZ, So sos, with private alley, author
ICED.
POLICE CouRr-.JIdge &nen.
To-day, William Williama, cOlOred, ASSAULT
ing Officer Kendall white under arrest; e1O.
Worms FOR OHro.--vsry few Of the republi-
can voters OF Ohio employed in the departments
have gone home to vote. The usual railroad
rates were offered, but the principle involved in
going home to vote had to yield 70 the more
practical consideration Of the means OF living.
pRoMor1oxs IN THE ARMY.-Ths retirement
last week Of Lieut. Col. @. r. Layton, 10th in
fantry, makes the following promotions: Major
Leslie Smith, I'd infantry, % be lieutenant
colonel Goth infantry; Capt. Edmond Butler,
5th infantry TO be major I'd Infantry; 1st Lieut..
T. F. Forbes, 9th infantry, to Be captain 9th In.
fantry.
GENrRAL SHERIDAN said this afternoon that
he was not yet ready to announce his new
aides, although the order relieving Captaina
Gregory and Davis went into eilect on Satur.
day. There II every reason 70 believe, however;
as previously stated. that C0pta1no Blunt Auo
Bentine will be selected.
THE SECRETARY OF WAR and The prominent
army oflicers who accompanied him to New
Yord to witness the Hell Gate exploe30n on aet-
urday returned to Washington SATURDAY night
DIsBARRED.-Junius b. Kaufman, Of LAncas
ter, Pa, has been disbarred from practice % a.
attorney before the Interior department.
THE Powhasan has Ian New York Soa
Hampton Roads.
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SHEDS FOR PROTECTING MARKET DEALERS.
Mr.. A. Watson has addressed q communica-
ton to the District Commissioners advocating
the erection of two sheds I'm connection with
the Center market for the protection of mar
keters. He states that .there Is a shed on the
south side of the market building projecting
over the sidewalk, which is protection 10 pur-
chasers but not to marketers nor their wagons
and horses" He suggests that the shed be ex-
tended by an addition under the other extend.
ing ont over the wagons and horses. The mar
ket company collects twenty cents from each
wagon, which for the last fifteen years would
wei suffice to build the suggested accommodR-
tions. He also suggests the building of similar
sheds on the opposite side Of street over the
side walk
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DEPARTMENT OF THE UNI.
XNl VERSITY OF GEORGETOWN.

The Thirty seventh Session will begin on Monday
Evening, September 21st At O'Clock In the College
Building, of 10th and sts, with all introduce
tory address by Prof c. II. L. KLEINSCH.dIDT, NJ
D. to which the profession and public respectfully
invited For further information apply between the
hours OF aud 10 Ann. or and PM. to
J. w. II. LOvEJOY, M. D., Dean
Sel7-1m 800 18th ST. NV
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The ST. Louis strikers Qufet.

me Sts Louie StFlRef9 Vu10ts
STREET CARS RUNNING ON ALL THE LINES
TODAY.
ST. LOUIS, October 12.-The situation Of the
street car trouble this morning is unchanged.
The strikers have assembled quietly at Turner
on all the lines under guard OF the police. No
disturbances have occurred. some of the
drivers and conductors who were frightened
OIL by the riots have returned 10 work.
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A PLEA OF INSANITY. - In the Criminal
colored bow named James Moore was tried for
an assault and battery on Police Officer Thomas
Brett. The evidence was to the effect that he
had assaulted an elderly white lady and the
officer in attempting to arrest him, was struck
with q loaded cane on the head. The jury con-
victed him, and the witnesses having stated
that they understood that he had been out of
the Insane asylum but q short time. and that
ne had been regarded as insane, the court sus-
pended sentence and a further inquiry will be
made Is a his Sanify
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTED-Andrew III. Saylor,
934 street, reports the loss from his Office
yesterday of $5S worth OF dentists instruments.
Peter Rhodes reports stolen So.
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| THE SECRETARY OF WAR and the prominent
| army ofiicers who accompanied him TO New
Yord to witness the Hell Gate exploe30n on aet-
urdRy returned to Washington Saturday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-12

SPONTANEOUS CONFESSIONAL slight fire,
caused by spontaneous com busti0n, started ia q
closet in the residence of Mrs. Hayden, No. 713
A street southeast, about IL O'Clock this morn
ing, which caused an alarm OF fire to be turned
In from box 631. The fire was extinguislied
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-12

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Abraham III. Herr has
sold TO Anne Mccarthy FOR 81 900 the property
on the north side of II street, just east of 9Th
street. Mrs. Adelaide 81. NJ. steele has sold 10
Stilson Hutchns for $1,000 the property front.
ing 20 feet on the north side of ID street. east Of
10th, 10y depth of 100 feet. John Hanson has
sold to Mrs. Sarah 4. White tor 81 900 the
property at the southeast corner Of 18th and ID
street, fronting 40 feet on ID street by a depth
of 60 feet. Frederick Piiling has sold TO Chas.
II. Liebermann for Sd 900 the building l103
Penn Svl Ian,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-12

THE Powhatan has len New York Soa
Hampton Roads.