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A YOUNG SOLDIERS SUICIDE-william
Metzger, native of Bavaria and "A private in
Company 1, Sd United States artillery, COM
mitted suicide i'm New Orleans yesterday morn.
ing by shooting himself In the mouth. he was
only twenty-five years OF age. Meier had for
several days past been moody and down-heart-
ed. He enlisted In the service about four mon tbs
and half ago at Buffalo TO escape arrest for
assauiting and manning a man in "A fight about
woman. Since his arrival i'm New Orleans he
had been anxious 10 return 10 Buffalo, but
would not desert and could not obtain n fur
Tough
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DAiLY LINE To NORFOLK AND FORTRESS
STEAMERS eroRe Nq ffsR AND rxcr1srop
one of which leaves 9TH street wharf DAILY except
sunday, a, 5:s0 p m. Exclusive connection with
rooms at 1851 and oI9 Pennsylvania ave, st. Marc
hotel, and ofiic. knoxs Express 9th St and Pennsyl
For u1sher particulars inquire At Office. eth street
vi W. P WEIGH. General Agent
7 oW FARE TO SUPERINTENDENT LADY
ington, Monday. "Wednesday and saturday, as $50
pm. First-class Fare, S1.OO; Round Trip. $50.
Telephone cali 81 All Potomas River e Lsndns ss
Steamer JOHN W. THOMPSON. Monday. Wednss,
day and Friday, AIN ielS
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "wAK EF1ELU
DAYS and SATURDAYS at q am Returning
ms at River Ian9inas ana 5 n Pm t9aen
Currioman. Va. and ST. Clements Bay, Md Connects
with At s 5SRS see p ssasfu ssen.
CIV RIDLEY. Manager spi1
nIRECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
Per III kver = T. s every
M S5h 8 wharf Washington, every WEDNESDAY
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
STEAMER SUE &.
win resume the route between BALTIMORE AND
sGASaING.oS Stopping Ct Kyer LandnSs leaving
River Freight received sATuKDAYs s' ONLY i and
must he prepaid.
All accommodations frst-cIass. Apply to
STEPHENSON BRO, 7th st. wharf
Ofice-l2th st. and Pennsy ivania av. NV. mill en-
CTEAMER MATTANO LEAVES 7THSTREET
- wharf Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, at Z
O'Clock an for River Landings as far as Mattox
Afternoons For information apply to
6. L SHERIFF.. lila Pa ave NV.
mh9 g. T. JONES. Agt, 7th-st wharf
Mt VERNON MI. VERNON
STEAMER w. w. CORCORAN
Leaves 1th-street wharf daily Except Sunday for
Mt Vernon at 10 O'Clock a m: returning, reaches
Washington about $50 p m.
se16 L. I. BLAKE Captain,
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A SEARCH PARTY TO Look FOR GEN. COR
DoN.-rhe belief is growing among the military
and other friends OF Gen. Gordon in London
that he really escaped alive from khartoum
and fed TO the equator. So strong has their
faith become that a mission has been organized
TO search for and rescue him. The work of pre-.
pairing this mission for its enterprise Is nov
almost competed.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-The report that the
pennsylvania Railroad company had arranged
70 obtain control of the Pfttsburg and Lake
; Eris ana the Pit,9purg McKe esport q nd Yough.
osneny laliroaos1s officially denied. President
Roberts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad company
says mat there Is no foundation whatever tor
the story, and that it Is false from beginning TO
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Tele2raphic Briefs.

The Sportsman's shot works. Cincinnati, were
damaged by fire to the extent of $4,000, last
night.
Heinman's grain elevator, at Macon ILL.,, was
burned yesterday; loss $4,000.
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Latest FOREIGN New..

MR.. PENDLEToN'S SPECIAL AUDIENCE WITH
EMPRESS AUGUSTA.
BERLIN, Sept. 1.-The Empress Augusta to-
day accorded United States Minister Pendeton
u special audience.
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or the 2, 1882 presidential postmasters in the
United States changes have been made in 4S7
cases since the adjournment of the Senate. A
list of nominations for these offices is now
being made at the Post Office department to re-
ceive the signature of the President and be
transmitted to the Senate upon the beginning
OF the next session.
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The Heboken Poisoning Cases.

ARe AODOke0 POISONING Cases.
THE SECOND SISTER DEAD THE DRUGGBT
LIKELY TO RECOVER.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-Miss Ella Holtz, who,
pills Sunday night, in which the druggist
nad placed morphine instead Of quiz
nne, reEatned Consciousness last night,
druggist, Am. Ende, who took poison when he
discovered the mistake he had made, will re-
cover,
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STEAMERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
W BETWEEN NEW YORK AND IiAyRE
Companys pier. No. Az North River, foot OF Morton
street. New York.
ST. Germain, Tiaub, "Wednesday, Sept 2, IL am.
Labrador, Perier ID Hauterine, w ednesday Sept 8,
al
Nori indie. Frangeul, Wednesday Sept l6 IL m.
Canaaa, de keKsaDiec, Wednesday, sept. %, 4:3U
a.
Checks payable sight in amounts to suit. on the
Bandue 1ransailaM9ue of Paris. LOUIS DE BE-
BIAN, Agent No. q Bowling Green. New York.
Messrs BELL & CO., Agents for the District Of
Columbia, 1437 Pennsylvania avenue,
au2S Washington, D. c.
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FnauryuI Gas. o, A Co1o.uD

contracted fearful case Of blood poison In 1883
was tres'ed oy some OF the bst physicians in At
lantA They used the old remediee Of Nerrurv .,a
Potash, which brought on rheumatsm and impaired
my digesuve organs Every joint In me wss swollen
and full Of pain. When was Owen nm Ia tse nv
physicians thought it would be good tme to test the
virtues Of s~in's specific When commenced taxing
b B. 3 the physician said could NOT live two vee>s
under the ordinary treatment He commenced to Give
me tne meaicne strictly according to directions,
which continued for several month"; took nothine
eise and commenced to improve from the very first
soOn tne .neumausm len me, my appetite became all
right and the ulcers which the docor said we're the
most ngnti he had ever seen. began to heal and By
tns nIss on ocsooer, 1854, was we'll man again.
am stronger now than ever was before and weigh
mora = = d has saved me from an early grave.
LEM ACCIENDON.
Lem McGendon has been in the employ Of the
IN 49, company for some years, and know
e aoOye HLetemelts 20 be true At the time he began
tanlmg sTins Specific he waa In horrible condition
regard MS cure almost mirsculouA
w. B. CROSBY, Manager.
Atlanta, Ga, April Is, 1883. ~"
For sale by all druggists
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diaessea unailed feea
NJ T.. LOT w. 23d st. ii
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Fn1DAr. RED TICKET Day
BIB A q MN NM ~ eSSs
BIB "A 3 8 MMMM SIS,
& hs ~ 4 . uu p MMMMMM ssss :

Comes but once week, but nevertheless 1t is well
come visitor to all who acquainted with it. It Is
needless to say that 1t is the only Real Bargain Day in
the week, because always has quantity Of attrac
tive Bargains and fact everybody nowadays comes
to us ON
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
only sell goods cheap on FRIDAY RED TICKET
that the prices prevailing the merchandise sold
ment any day in the week to be lower than any other
house in the city. But FRIDAY. RED TICKET
DAY is as we call II, Day Of Phenomenal Bargains
and none our patrons who have visited search
OF Bargains have not yet been disappointed on
FRIDAY, RED TICKET DAY.
Here below we will quote few interesting facts for
Red Ticket Day:
Ladies' Figured Lawn Suits $3.50, reduced from
$1,000.
Blue Chambray So, reduced from 1915
Pink Chambray $3.50, reduced from So
White Suits, size AZ. $3.50, reduced from S.
1 Very Fine White Suit size SO, $12, reduced from
$1s.
Black and White Lawn. size SO, 81, reduced from
Pc.
Blue Chambray $3.50, reduced from So
Misses Suits, sizes IL, Ia and 10 years. to be
closed out at 81 20, reduced from $3.50
Few Very Fine White Suits to be closed out nth
discount Of 20 per cent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY 3p, 1855 until
further notice -

schedule In effect SUNDAY, MAY 3p, 1855 pn.,,
further notice.
sey avenue and street
For Chicago LOGO ANA 1910 !. m. daily. The 1000
Chicago. arriving in rlltsburg 7:3O p. m Chicago
mex, morning at $50 No extra fare IS charged on THIS
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
sleeping Cars to above oinss 8Sout a eha5 ps
$50 p N train is iast limited train 10 Cincinnati
ehu 81 LOUIS arriving In CINCINNATI next morning at
.;4o 81 Louis $50 No extra fare Is CHARGED on
For Pittsburg at !0oo a M. with Parlor Car. and
ei0 2 m daily 70 Pitssburg. Cleveland and Detroit
For baltimore on week DAYS, 5, 6IO, $40 40
,Iain $50 ADO 4;lo. $40 $40 100 4 ss sns
For Baltimore on Sundays, clio 40 s.ao ar,
1ooo a m. l:25 lsso 800, A:4o $40, $40. 100,
FOR points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad an,
points South, 9:25 m daily. and 9:fO D. m daily
S:l3 a m train has Pullman sleeper. washing ton 10
For Annapolis 8: 40 a NJ, and 1910 and 400 n. m
For q Way stations between e p Washington and Ba,
mo mSrs s. SAC $50 on An i2lo pm, $50 $40 200
40 s4 100 and pm For stations on Metropolitan
day for principal sisons on Metropolitan sEsn san
and vas sranes ssS 10.
daily, except sunday Tor Frederick. $40 4:4O
For Local stations between Washington and Gath
for and @ sIesBs send $40 daily
except Sunday, and $50 m daily to Hsserstown
Trains arrive ffom the West daily. 600. TO an
From Annapols $50 am. and l:50 and 5:2o pm.
sunday. 1898 Am, $50 pun.
From Lexington $50 p 10. daily. except Sunday
PROM Frederick and intermediate points. Ss25 a. m
anG % z n. oAiy except sunday
. trans leave Baltimore for Washington at 5:lO
oS$o .-So BOO, eso and 1870 NJ, 1915 30 g.
80 am. 10. 30 s sSn $40 $50 go
AN trains nom Washington stop 81 Relay Station
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
And Ohio Ticket Otnce-W ashington station 81 and
greet where orders win be taken for baggage 10 be
SheeT "a aId received at any point in the ciLy:
Gen Manager. Baltimore. q. p A.
rT>HE NEW ORLEANS FAST LINE
SHENANDOAH VALLEY SOUTHERN SPECIAL
SHENANDOAH JUNG, LURAY AND ROANOKE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 80. iss5.
points ON line OF shenandoah Valley, Norfolk
and Western, East Tennessee, Virginia and
GsSrsis kIiiroads M Atlansa Macon, Iaskson-
leans, and the South and southwest. Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars between Washington and
Shenandoah Junction with Pullman cars Sew
York TO Atlanta
sao so,y MsmP a sopiSg For =, point.
zee sleeping Cars beeween Shenandoah Junction
and Memphis without change. connecting as
Orleans wlthout change
Trains leave b. & o. r. r. Passenger Station, corner
New Jersey avenue and street
NATION Apply al tictes oices. eis Penns ave, 1851
PennA- ave. and II depot Il. q q. r. X, and once Of
s 90 g q
assn. P.sa and N. Ass Pa. ana TSs AZ
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" CUNNIN0HAN. HxTTER Has JIJaT n
w ceived the Fan style BLOCK. oILK HATS
made 70 ORDER. Old aylss remod9isd. 611 b 6
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BRnAxrAsr Tos1c

BREAKFAST TONIC
Dr: Lamontts Celebrated breakfast Tonic II
ngniy concentrated vegetable remedy Of extraordi-
cacy in sd ana potency possessing une9ualled ED
ventng 81 forms Of malaria and eliminating It from
t mes system protection against ague, chills and
Iever ana torpidty OF the liver. sure appetizer,
sreat promoter of Digestion relief and for dys
Hpspsa: Potent and permanent fnvtgorator and .
ana ave you ei.ewed energy and vgor.
ror sale by druggists and grocers Price SO cents.
T. A. BROWN d co.
au1-a,tu, til 3m Sole Agents. u s. A.
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|CUHARD LINE
NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LINZ
TIED, BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
FROM PIER 40. N X. NEW YORK
ETRURIA.....Sat, Aug. 20 ErRC RIA..-Sat., Sept %
SERvIA.---.-.SaI Sept SERvIA.-.-. Sat, Oct 3
GALLIA--...Sat-, Sept. 12GALLLA...-.-Sat,O Oct. 10
AURaNIA: sat, Sept: 10 AURANIA..-.Sat Oct. II
AND EVERY SATURDAY FROM NEW YORK
RATES OF PASSAGE-Cabin-$6 $50 and 800
according to accommodations
Steerage at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown and all other parts Of Eu
rope at lowest Rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast, Glasgow
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent
and f0r Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply at the Company's
ONCE, No. Bowling Green, both steeraSe and
Cabin to OTIS BiGELOW & CO., COS 7th street,
Washington, d. c.
VERNON II. BROWN 4 CO.. New York.
MessrL OTIS BIGELOW d co.
au24 6Oo 9Th street, Washington.
rI,O BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE.
CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
TO Boston, Newport, Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the sea.
Take the popular steamer "Leary' or Excelsior
On TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS, at 500 r. ~, CON
Meeting In Norfolk with the first class passenger
steamers Berkshire and JOINS Hopkins.
To Providence. Sl3 round trip. S24.
10 Boston. via Providence SI4: round trip, sea
This includes meals and stateroom berth
For further information inquire office eth street
wharf Telephone No. 74o-3 W. WEIGH
jy9-2m Agent
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Mayor waunup Ksn.a nv a,~,sc.

A VERDICT THAT HIS WIFE ADNINrsTKREr
THE POISON.
William Jones. professor OF chemistry in the
Kansas City medical college made a care
ial analysis of the stomach and portion al the
liver OFF. r. walkup In his sworn statement
ne said that he discovered arsenic I'm apprecis-
Die quantities. but no traces OF mercury, and
That the poison was found In both the portions
% ~. uner and the contents OF the stomach. Mrs.
wallace, mother OF Mrs. walkup, gave testi-
lnsouy yesterday morning. Late yesterday
sai.srnoon the coroners jury returned . verdict
nholng that the dead man came 10 his death
Ssnaa ss I'M poisoning, and from all the evil
S aS. .he jury believe that tho arsenic was ad-
M ,iintS.ered 10 him feioniously by his wife,
s M,nnie wallace Walkup. warrant has been
sr Nth our Tor Mrs. Walkup's arrest
minnie Wallace walkup. the Young widow A.
r W sSGnenteen years old. Her father Is James
time T flns,e prominent lawyer. and at one
t Sniteu states commissioner at New Or
leans; Judge W. l.. Houston is her eod6,thsr-
ahe she Is otherwise well connected. Gvery ons
~ NSW orieaOs who laid claim 10 social dis
JUNCTION knew the beautiful young wonasn r.
lore ner marriage month ago Her tasle in
hnr 81, was prononnced, and persons once seeing
nei oI1 not easily forget her graceful car1tage
Ana Ws,. almost st perfect beauty; Prom a child
Matkup had known her aud had watched her
grow TO DC The beautiful woman he took home
Waikup was handsome. forty-fve wear. old
ana widower, with two daughters the young-
est year older than his bride He was II I,.,-t
two Inches tall. wore a blonde moustacha w.
nnely proportionea and liked 10 talk at n - Ntr.
ein,a oirthplace lhe wedding took place Iuly
23d, at Covington, Ky, In the presence of sixty
invited guests. The mother OF the brice hade
the newly married pair good-by at Cincinnati
and returned to New Orleans while the ss,t.,,i,
went on their wedding Journey 10 Niagara Falls
ana then To their new home in Emp6ria Kan
Letters from Mr.. Walkup, who was then the
acting mayor Of the town and perhaps its mos
prominent citizen, indicated that he was su.
premely happy. Mrs. walkup wrote 10 her
friends in the same strain.
In the house with Miss Wallace there had Al.
ways lived, as kind az adopted son. "A distant
relative named Willie Willis. He was len AN
orphan at the age OF three and WAS taken in bv
Mrs. Wallace. He was eleven months Older
than his cousin. the young bride. and much az
tiched 10 her, so much SO that Mr. Malkup i'm.
vited him to Emporia aud agreed To send him
TO college near there. Young Willie arrived
shortiy after the couple returned from their
wedding tour.
on the evening OF August IL, three week !
after the marriage, Mr.. Walkup was taken sick
win cramps. His wife would allow one else
To administer To him, and on A ugust Do lust I,
month alter the wedding day, he died.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and $50 D. M prices
oi the New fork stock market to-day, reported
special wire TO H III. Dodge, 539 I5tn street.
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VI'HE GRE-AT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL k4IIS aAeS fksEslP K satnsna
IN EFFECT JUNE 2lsr. 1855
For Pitsburs and the West. Chicago Limited Express
Lire $50 A. r. daily 70 Cincinnati and d St LOUIS as
sha & taFs louis! to
10 Chicago with Sleeping Car Altoona to Chicago.
daily, with sleeping Cars Washington to Chicago
AM Harrisb1fg to Louisville; connecting at Har-
s5s for qsy ,;k a. and s. Louis PACING E.pIe
EAETiMokE AND 5r Por6SM Z en RafhRoAD
1000 up. y DAILY, DAILY. except saturday, with Palace
For Wifnsmsporf Lock Haven and Elmira, a. ESQ
ro, An M; daily Tally, except exc sunday s..o,,,
s1 51f and d. sG D aaa i On Sum "A
day, $50 An, a N, 900: 500, 1000 Pm, and l2:I5
30 An daily, except SUNDAY .'-'AH rA''0' 'A'''
For For fSs.9p w,lhsat change 200 day
Ter City win So.,s e bTSoEn AFFORD
For PhiladeIphis. 5:i5, $50 and il AN, 200
S2is %lsal Limited ESprsss $40 s n I'd da ahs
For sa iass a go 5aS as sac go a $50 LOO
81 1919 aSs sC O. AZ. :Hsa iSoe s2 s and
For Pope,s Greek Line. 7:15 AM and 4:4O NJ daily
For Anhspoiis. ss5 AN. 1905 and 425 PM aa,,v
except SUNDAY. On sunday, 400 PM
NAY, AND ALExANDKiA AND WASH
INGTON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria 500 s-tpO 9.2o. 11+0I, :So A
NJ 300 i:l6, 4:45, $50, sos, and 1871 +. N. on
Sunday al 500. S:25, l1Dl A M, sos Pm.
For Richmond and the South 600 and IL .0l A. NJ
daily. and 4:i5 r. NJ daily. except SUNDAY.
Ioo9 ie;Io M 100 sos s: 2s. s:io e:65 and and
1l1S5 NJ and i2:IO midnight ,exeept Monday.
On sunday at 500 and 1O:lO A NJ; ..O5 and IL IS
PM and l2.lU night
Tick and information at the office northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at
The station, where orders be left for the checking
OF oagse 10 dsntinatlon from hotels and residences
tHA>- r PCGE, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Fje221 General Passenger Agent
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EQUITY CouRr-Judge Merrsck.

EQUITY COUkT-JUQQe lHez71ck.
To-day, Peugh agt. Davis; sales finally ratified
and reference to auditor. King agt. Watson;
do. Clark agt. Hohmon; do. Claxton aet.
Kirby; auditors report confirmed and distribu-
ton ordered. In re. Eleanor Miller auditors
report confirmed. Clark agt Holman; prayer
OF petitioner allowed. Binney agt. Binney: pro
confesso against certain defendants. Stewart
agt. Stewart testimony ordered taken. Dom
nelly agt. Donnelly; do. Magruder agt. Bell and
Branigan ag- Magruder;sale decreed andtrustees
appointed. Doyle agt Giddings; time TO take
testimony limited. Robertson agt Slater. COM
mission to get infants answer. &c. FURNACE
eet- Furmage; sale ratified confirmed. Silsbee
agt. Garland; do. Joyce agt. White; time TO
take testimony extended. Central Trust Co.
agt. Southern Maryland 3: R.; sale decreed.
Taylor agt Cooke; time to file amended bill ex-
tended. Dean agt Humes; F. Beall appointed
trustee In place Of g. c; Humes. Lambeli agt
do. Castell agt Castell; suditors report con-
Armed. farksr agt Parker 40. Fetter agt
Logan; J. r. Cox appointed trustee 70 release.
DR.. Witt agk Reid; J.F. Seaman admitted party
defendant WorthtnGtOn aGt Watson; sales
formally conveyed and causes referred 70 audi
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DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BOUND TO CLOSE OUT AT SOME PRICE
line Of Remnants in Colored Dress Flaunels
line OF Remnants in Coored Cashmeres.
line of Remnants In Plaid Suitngs
A line Of Remnants in Prints and Gin.hams
we have three tables Of these goods. all desirable
colors at prices that will guarantee their sale Now
Ing we advise you to see our Fall Remnants
BAUMs. STILL HEADQUARTERS FOR HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS. ONCE MORE
TO THE FRONT
Fruit ofthe Loom and Lonsdale 90 inch cotton, at
IA cents we do not limit you five or ten yards but
VIII sell you any quantity.
Table Damask. in Beached and Unb!eached, 81
Csc.
100 dozen d Napkins, all linen at 81, sold at 81 SO
elsewhere.
n b These prices are made for Friday only, and
VIII positively not be sold at any other time.
Bs "A TT MIMI Nm Nm Y " ssss
BBBbs ~ 4 uu y INN Nm ssss ~
au27 416 SEVENTH STREET.
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Charles W. Hayes, OF this city, has been
granted a patent for she'll
Some one threw poison i'm the ward OF w NJ
c. Gordon, 1920 25th street northwest, on sun
day night and poisoned a lot of fancy chickens.
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FTNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
SMALL STOCK OF GROCERIES, ICE BOX, COZ
; FEE MILL AND STORE FIXTURES AT AUG
TON.
On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1885, at
TEN A. NJ, at store No. 1910 18th street, corner Of
street northwest, will sell the entire cOntents
seI-2t THOMAS BOWLING, AuctiOneer.
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RANGE or THu THHnuonrrrn,-Tha A,l,ovv.
ing were the readings at the signal once Today.
An, 64.3 AN, Gao II am, 70.O: q Nm.
ISL. Maximum, 1913; minimum, cob
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A NEW TYPE-WRrTER.-Dr. Thomas d. War
rail-, OF this city, has invented q typewriter
which, 1t Is claimed, possesses unusual advanta-
ges In cases where manifold copies are required.
The machine is SO constructed as to print 81
letters at q time in Q vertical line. The strip OF
paper that passes under the type, and which
can be made as long a. required, will have 2l
copies Of the matter printed in parallel lines.
By the use Of carbon paper the message OF
printed matter can again be manifolded 100
times or more all by one operation.
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Mrs BROWN fCOLOEED) TAKES LADIES
NI before and during illness, at her nice home ;SO5
Missouri ave- NV. where they will have the best Of
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Hrs WIFE Cor THE MoNkY.-Patrick Hurley,
the milk peddler at the corner of III and Ia TIA
streets northeast, who WAS sentenced by Judge
Mills yesterday for wife beating, was released
on an appeal bond, but was arrested about two
hours later by Officer Slack and locked up at
the seventh precinct station. This morning
when the case was tried in the Police Court
Judge Mills fined Pat SIS. Mr.. Darlington who
appeared for Hurley, stated that he was unable
to pay the fine because the money taken from
him at the station t$37.S0) had been turned
over to his wife without any authority. at is
certainly q reprehensible piece OF business" re-
marked the judge who took Pats personal
bonds to come in and pay the fne. Lieutenant
Kelly explained that he turned the money over
to the wife because the officer said Pat had
given him authority to do SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-01

A REsCUE-LAAt night about $50 o'clock.
waiIe the steamer George Lay was returning
pilot saw man in front Of the boat and imme.
diately stopped. A line was thrown to the man,
aud when he was pulled on board he gave his
name az Robert Cross, but would not Give any
other account of himself