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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING STATUE
l. OFFICE PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, +
No. 100 Pennsylvania avenue,
WAsHINGToN, d. G., August 20, 1880
Sealed Proposals. i'll duplicate will be receive at
this Office. until noon, WEDNESDAY, SEPrEAI Err
FIFTEENTH, 1856 for taking down, transferriE to
and setting in the reservation at the ntersectn OF
9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue, the Postal
square.
Specifications and forms for proposals canbe OBJ
tanned at this Office. The United States reseres the
right TO reject any and all proposals
JOHN NJ. VILSN,
au25d4t&se1O11 ColonelU. SArmy.
DROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING ANlCOSTIA
l. BRIDGE
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COfMISsONER.
WAsHINGToN. u. G., septerper Oh, 1896.
Sealed Proposals will be receive &C this office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ o.WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH. 1SS. for repairing
Anacostla Bridge, across the Easter branch.
Blank torn OF proposals and s,4ffications can be
obtained at this office upon applttiOn therefor to-
geter with all necessary inforniaon, and only bids
upon these forms will be considere
The right is reserved reject ny and all bids or
parts of bids WILLIAM LUDLOW,
se1-6t Engineer Commissioner, d. C.
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The Be.semer Company Delicate.

THE INJUNCTION WHICH PREVENTED THE
MAKING OF BASIC STEEL DISSOLVED.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 1O.-The litigation pending
for the last six years between Jacob Reese, OF
this city, the inventor of the Basic steel process,
and the Bessemer Steel company. limited,
which has prevented the use of the Basic steel
process in the United States, owing to an in.
Junction obtained by the Bessemer Steel COM
pany, has been decided by the master, who re-
ports that the injunction be dissolved and the
bill dismissed at the cost OF the Bessemer Steel
COMPANY,
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SHOT HIMSELF AFTER A QUARREL WITH HI
A

SHOT HIMSELF AFTER A QUAKKEL WITH HIS
SWEETHEART.
CINCINNATI, OHIO Sept. 10.-Goiden Smith,
% year DID, son of Judge Favette Smith, at
tempted to kill himself at his fathers residence
in Avondale, yesterday: He had been in bust
came home much depressed Yesterday morn
ing the family was startled by the report of q
pistol coming from his room. He was found
clans have some hopes of his recovery. A
quarrel with young lady to whom he was pay
ing attention Is supposed to be cause Of the
deed.
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n. T.
n Y, Philadelphia Boston aud the East, 7:I5. 900
y:4U and Ii 2 800 4:l5. 1000 ll:50 pun. For
500 pun. daily. On sunday. S:OO am. 2, 4:l5. ID
and Il:1o pun. tor Chicago Cincinnati, 81. Louis
daiy, sSo am, dFasi iineI daily to UnsSnaul and
81 LOUIS and except saturday 10 CmcagO. ysoo
express. 1000 n p.m daily Eor R.amona s anna
81. ssaG sSa,h O. hS sS , s
llDo am, l2o5, 100. BOO. 4;l5. 4:23. $40, sou
S loo AND t1 as P so 90 nSS s s
pm. For Pope's Creek Line. sl5 m. aud 4:40
Sm, ls:O5 ana s:es pm. daily. except SUNDAY. On
sunday. An. 4:lo pm. For Erie. CansDdalguaA
Rochester, Buffalo Niagara. 1000 pan daily exceIs
b. AND o. RoUTE-station, Corner New Jersey Ave
ited), 1000 daily; Tor cincinnati, Louisville aud
81 Louis, daily, $3.50 D. m, lo:lo y. For Pttsburg
Bridge, Lexington and stanton. lu:lo D. For
Mnm.nston and points between baltimore and
Baltimore. 5. $50 o:40, $50. $50 and 1905 a.
o iT s. "a $40 $40 ss an% uan $3.50 ss
$50, $50, $50 and lo'o5 am. LIS, 1870 $3.50
sS and ana li s and o p lS on sasSs
Ss s Ana rer s,Sa.
aud 80 $50 i:40 III pm. For stations on Nc
day and $50 p M daily; 4:so p M. daily e.osps
sunday, for principal stations ON Metropolitan
tons for Frederick $40 a M. 4:4o p NJ daily ex-
cspt sunday For Hagerstown. 1880 aud 5ESl
Washington and Gathersburg 1000 m and l2;3Q
li;zo 2 M daily. except sunday;
Orleans and Atlanta, ll:l5 a M ,daiiy.l For Louis
vile. $50 pm; daily southern mail and express
daily, except sunday. Marrenton. IN daily except
sunday. ll:l5 AIM 5;5o p. III. For Lynchourg WAY
sHES AN DoAH RourE-R & o. station.--For New
Orleans and Intermediate poinis io'oo Am and o:S0
WAsaiNsroN & oHIo.-B p. station.-Leave At
9:1o a M. daily except Sunday. and s4o y. NJ every
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New YOrk's Aid for Charleston.
OVER $4,000 ALREADY SUBSCRIBED IA
II 0SAA

GOULD GIVES $500.
NEW YORK, Sept 1O.-The Charleston relief
committee of the chamber of commerce met
to-day. 1t was reported by Treasurer Brown
that up to the present time he had received
subscriptions amounting to $50, 122, out of
which the mayor OF Charleston had been paid
a draft of $2O5O0, leaving a cash balance Of
$12,622. Since yesterday the treasurer had
received $7,122, which included $500 from
Jay Gould, 81 900 from the BANK of America,
$500 from the United states National Bank,
and $500 from Robert Lennox Kennedy.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 1O-The American
Social Science association held its concluding
session this morning. In the department Of
social economy the report OF General Secretary
Sanborn on "social questions of the times" was
read. A debate on the right OF property and
the ownership OF land was engaged IN by Prof
E. j. James and III. L. Waylapd, OF Phiadel.
phia. w. K Harris, of Concord, and others. The
meeting adjourned until next year.
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MILWAUKEE, Sept 1O.-A dispatch to the
Evening Wisconsin from Sheboygan, Wis.,, says
the main building of Matoon Furniture COM
pany's factory burned early this morning.
Loss between $4,000 and sec, OOO insurance
between So. 1000 ana $4,000. Three hundred
and fifty men are made idle by the fire.
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Found DYING i'm the street.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1O.-Rev. Jos. d. Palmer,
an English Catholic priest, travelling for his
dying in the streets to-day. He was taken to q
hospital. where he died.
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BALTIMORE. Mn. September lO-virxiuis axes
consolidated with coupon, 6S do. thfeea, 61Aa
North Carolina SKIES DID, LIS bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. september l0.-Coatou dull
middiing, GA Flour easy aud duI-Howard street
and western super. 2.26a266s do. extra, 215a3. So
do. extra aOOa3. 90; do. Mo brands. A.6OaA6Z; Pa
sapsco family, OLD; do. euperlxtive patent, $50
Wheat-southern scarce aud higher; western easier,
closing dull southern red, 67s6u do. amber, 0Oa1&
No. Maryland. S6aa bid; No western winter red,
spot S59sRS5A september, u bad: October S63n66ia
November. y. AsaoSAt Decenbsr. Syasas0ls CORA.
southern nomnsiy s;ssay Western ass.setsd and
6ls52; western mixed. spot, <6 Did; October.
<tSa1Sih Oats gteady-soutnern, 28a3z: western
white 33aS6; western mixed, .3OaS2 Pennaylvania,
2sa3I aye steady. $500. Way sseady-prime 20
ders and clear rib sideA packed. 7a7t, RAo0a-
shonldsrs, aay: clear RIB side2 ,; hama l3lsal4.
Lsrd-reHned, h Butter ulesdy-weusefn PACKED,
lOal5; creamery, l6a2l. EgUB nrIa. l6~10a1,
Petroleum auiss.ssansd. ~ Conss nrm-tsao
arm. i.is.i 10 Freishts 10 Liverpool Per sseezacr
kecmpts-Gour l.20H barrels wheat o.. Duo bushsis:
cum s. 400 bushels: oata. A000 bushalR atdpmonae-
dour. 1859 barrels wheat llOv5OU bushels: corn,
1880 6ushsaA sAaes-wheaA 46eyOVO osHsasaa; corn,
S''''s Chieaxo Markess.
CHICAGO; LIZ: sspssmssr 70. Z nn,:-whses
Hsy, s7as, Corn cssy-G..h. ssis: October. q sic;
Noyenbsr, 42Ae Nay, 80 Osss easy--Caeh, 2oah;
ocso6er, 26aG Nay. 80 lila Rye. 40. Barley. So.
u FIaxseed IO6 Prime tmofky, Lea Whiaty,
Ilk Pork very strong-CAsh, 1O.571E October,
lV.6Ns Lard wsakst-Cssh. 7.22,s; ocso6sf. Ae2AA
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP LOTS

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP LOTS
IN JOHNSON & WINES ADDITION TO HY-
ATTSVILLE
Hyattsville is lovely village, ga miles from Wash
ington,
ON THE B. AND .RR
Communication rates Sc per ride
Ten trains each way daily.
HyattsvfIle is rapidly growing
Six new houses Just starting there now.
FirstcIass Female Seminary just opening there
Arrangements perfected for public school
VIII open this month";
Ground will be broken In q day or two for the long
talked-of Catholic church
HYATTSvILLE Is ON THE BOOM
Apply to the owners,
GEO j. JOHNSON, 7I3 Market Space
se2-2w LOUIS d. WINE 1880 Penn. avenue.
INOR SALOON THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN
Hill. where properties mnst soon attain several
as location Is deiishin superb plot of level ground
pr snr Mss Feet
OF ground fronting on Prospect ST. 100 feet. Mer
ing one Of the finest views in America hill forest and
Plsl9 the bread Potomac and the beautiful, city:
washington OWNER. Box IA, City P.O sel-2ws
Il L ST., between 18th and 18th Sc; small house
Io cents Iod l ey Viii greas nnL
time to buy and obtain the advantage of navy yard
Improvements Apply to owner. Room A. 1881 ST.
NV jy172m
LHOR sALE-LOTs-1OO BUILDING LOIS. 5Ox
100 feet, near seabrook station. Z and p r. r., 20
SOLD ia siL months; price SIS lot Apply TO MARION
jasFEK NJ JAcRsoS. 2is 81 NV. Washington S u
au3-3m
TOR sALE-TwO LOTS on 22D ST, BETWEEN
small houses: street paved with concrete.
fee; ON i5,h Sd within square Of scott circle
Several Lots on 10th St, near t St.. at reasonable
Two Lots on 18th ST. near St. 25x11o; elegant
lots for 1irst-class residence. Price reasonable
iyl{2m \. Z. BROWN. 1925 f St NV.
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THE CHOLERA RETURNS,

ROME, Sept. 1O.-The cholera returns for the
whole of Italy since the last report as foi-
lows: Putignano, % new cases and IL deaths;
Ferrara Is new cases and deaths; all the
deaths.
MORE FRENCH TROOPS FOR MADAGASCAR.
PARIS, Sept. 1O.-The state of affairs in Mad
agascar is not regarded satisfactory, far as
French interests are concerned. The govern
ment il on this account sending reiniorcements
In Tamafaye.
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The New York Stock Market.
Nanse. O. 300 1

The following are the opening and 800 p prices
of the New York Stock Market to-day, reported py
special wire II. II. Dodge. $50 10Th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORR O w.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS q CO. AucsionesrA
WALNUT CHAMBER sUI1Es, pAnLoE sgITlEs,
re MkFTTSS T aAsa a1 wA
SSShs d ahRsSE5 aEzss zs6
cAkPETs; FINE Letter PKEss And
Terms: Cash. WALTER b WILLIAMS 4 CO.
1t Auctioneera
T'HoMAs BOWLING. AuctiOneer.
IAR RGE q IRE Ey n
Of q il FINE coNDfTIoN IN SUITES S n AMP
hEhsFklP f waINtr c MaRpRoshs NY
E E6A COOP PIANos ERENcH I PLATE acsk MsR
AND HEATING STOVES, &c.
ALSO:
LOT OF SCHOOL FURNITURE.
ALsO
S@b bkES sfo SHOE GE ladies GENTS AND ohiA
-. To be sold at Auction SATURDAY. ELEVENTH
my Auction Rooms
ALSO: AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
Horses Carriages, Bugges. Wagons, &c se9-2t
T,WosTORY BRICK DWELLING,. NO. .4ls
A sd1ioS STREET LIE DHo1r PARK LOT
e "a HAEE FssT t1N
on Spruce street, lie DrOit park.
LOT 30x1OO.
Improvements 1wo-story Brick House. eight 20
rooms in good order, papered, painted, and new ii:
gas fixtures and we'll situated, being corner pro-
perry comfortable home splenddly located in tubs
desirable section
Terms: Onethrd cash. balance In one and two years.
notes TO pear SIX per cent interest payable seman.
option OF purchaser conveyancng &C., atpurchasers
cost 4 deposit of 500 required at sale Terms be
with in ten days: otherwise right reserved 10
resell at risk and cost OF defautlng purchaser after
i've days public notice of such resale In some news
paper published in Washington, u. Z.
se1-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il AT LAUREL. MD.
The undersigned will offer at public sale the 80
handsome Residence of the late William II. G.!#
Warfeld on the premises at Laurel, Nd. Oh Ss8
SATURDAY. SEPTEM Der ELEVEN, at FIVE
O'CLOCK T: NJ. -Four acres of land good shade and
fru1t. Dwelling of Ia rooms In excellent order.
CHAS. II. STANLEY,
CORTLAND street Baltimore.
se4-ts Or Laurel, Md
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DIEIl.

A POINTER TO PRIzE-FIGHTERs-Wou nds
are quickly healed by ST. Jacobs Oil.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PoARDERS SOLICITED FOR THE FALL IN
1.-The mountains of Mary land, near Harpers Ferry;
unrivaed for health free OF malaria and frstcIass
country accommodations supplied bouutifully: per
week. W. NJ CLARK, Keep Tryst, Washington
County. Nd. se92w
4 FEW MORE BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOM-
= modated for september and October in a delights
lol S1lthse IN the m0untaius; mosquitoes mala-
ria; terms very reasonable; references Address Box
-. HedgesyiIie W esI Va ses-3t<
VALLEY HOME WILL AFFORD ACCOMNCl
daiions. al reduced Rates, for the months sep
terDber, October and November. Address Mrs. ;. )
CORE Back creek Valley. Frederick County. Va
Set-.ts
rREEDMOOR Is ONE OF THE MOST DE-
~ Hshitu ami beautiful places in Virginia sum-
mer and falI harding Terms 10 the times. Adj
dress Mrs LOVE Box Is. WarrenJon.Na aul3Im*
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FOR lighthouses

LNOR RENT-BI :. Fl. WALKER, $50 LOUISE
u ana ave NV, 10 room brick. IS Il st.
fronting on Capitol grounds; SAL in good condition:
oath AMI gas seI-1m
LNOR RENT-TWO ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
houses in the best part ofthc city, by the year; at
reasonable rent BATES & WHITMAN, lao. ST.
au18-Im
LNOR RENT-3IS nth ST ;. F.. SIX-ROOM
II Brick; water, gas and latrObe: rent $3.50 per
month II. F. PAJKO,
au121u 4SZ Louisiana ave- NV
L>OR RENT-SI5 neat six room Brick 1I5 A st n
II e: modern improvements.
SIS nearly new six room Brick. 3o9 18th ST. Sc.
500 51s 18th ST. W.. is rooms. all modern I'M
provements; Just thoroughly repaired
Also. Houses for sale IN all part OF the city.
BUSHNELL 81 CARUSl,
Real Estate Brokers.
fy27-lm zoos + W.
NOR RENT-FURNISHEU-
IT 1910 @ ST.. IL rooms, all modern improvements,
well furnished will rent for two years from
August LIST; Sl35 per month. For permission to In
pect apply to PARKER q TOW NSEND,
5y2I-2m 14lS r st
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ATROBEA RANGES. FURNACES AND MAN
IL TEIS ~ Low Prices. lin Roofing and Jobbipg
promptly dona Get prices at
tex31SW 0EQ = oARIkELI6. 6l6 It'll At nv
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THE TROOPS DID NOT MUTINY.
LONDON, Sept. 1O.-The statement that tn,
troops at the Brr barracks, In Kings county
Ireland, mutinied against performing any
more eviction duty after returning from
Woodford is pronounced untrue.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L,oR sALE-A DOWNRIGHT BARGAIN. BEAU
II tiil Lot, fronting 81 feet ON lith ST. and
on grade; 1880 square feet water mains GA both
sas Regs b e rs 4n DEPOSIT paid 6 S pio no
srty. VIII fetch 90 cents inside of year. Prompt
Snly call on la AVE-
L1oR saloon 14TH ST. \. W., "a FEET
II mont and only Il feet deep Very desirable. low
seIO-6t 326 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
TIOR sALE-MARYLAND AVE, NEAR SEC
easy 1pa Of payment Apply to % TIo + FISHER
d 60, 1924 - ~ seIO-2w
L1OR SALE-I HAVE \ LARGE NUMBER OF
sell at investment prices AID upon easy Snrewd
iavestors predict large advance in values in that
IEiPoLD. 1881 St NV .''' '' N' se9-6t
L,OR sALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH
gains in aR Gs,S P GtTtf
Fsi.nw. se96t
INOR sALE-CHOICE LOIS II Mr. PLEASANT;
K II. r. LEIPOLD. 1881 F ST se96t
LNoR sALE-NICE LITTLE LOT ON SECOND.
easy ssr@s soM hns ss CO. BOZ BOZ st.
ses.St
NOR Saloon COLUMBIA ROAD, WEST OF
h se o1y al OF
81 feet front on Park st, Mt Peasant near 18th
Lot on Park ST. NJ Pheasant 100 feet front, rum
moWnfd ave. MI Pieaiant - 0y res $50 and 81 by
1so adjoining lots at lse per square loot
Nice LOT on IOlu 81 eXIeEutS- Ietl IFpnl. con-
tains 1880; viii overlook proposed national park;
15c. JOHN HERMAN Il 20.
seS-3t 40? + St
L1OR sALE-A BARGAIN-ONE LOTMASS AVE.
II NV. 311so; concrete street; only 81 per # Bst
crete; 81 per II. Frame house 10 of two
streets; square from Pa ave. bargain at
$1,000. Two small frames. new: lot PAX for
1926 EACH Bargains in real estate in all parts of the
city. Apply
seT-4ts Gil + St NV
IGOR sALE-THREE LOTS on. V ST.; 81 FEET
IL front by 40 deep with plans and specifications for
three houses; price, 50, 900. GEO. W. LINkINS. 10
2Oth st. se1-7t
LNOR SALE-ABOUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
II Lots In East Washington. suitable for all kinds OF
business for private residences. at half their real
value Bona nie buyers purchase their own
terms. Another inducement, guarantee perfect
title in every instance and all deeds prepared free OF
charge. Prices lower than they will be-
WELLER & REPETTI,
se3-1m 326 Pennsylvania ave.
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REV. Mr.. WINsroNs TRIAL BEGUN.-Ths
trial of the Rev. John III. Winston OF the
seventh Baptist church, (coloredl, charged with
embezzling the funds OF the church, was bugun
in the Police court this afternoon.
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DENTISTRY,

M STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND NV
ruling = specially; also, the cure Of tooshache
without extracting. A local an&sthetc, used ON the
guna allowances psAln OF sxuscting. Gas given api3
nR 7. n. TALBOT. DENTIST. 437 7TH ST.
IL three doors from corner II Dentistry In all
In branches 1eeth inSerted "a per sek All WORK
sefssated ianl
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SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1

SEVENTH STREET PA1As RoYA1
GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERIES.
2OO pieces OF Hamburg and Swiss EmbroderieS and
Flouncings. IS per cent less than importers prices
Hamburg, to inches wide, sc. yd.
Hamburg. ) to inches wide, &c. yd
Hamburg and Swiss Flouncings, lSc. to 81. IS I'D.
satin Ribbons Picot edge No. g. 1Oc; No IL. lie I'd
Ladies Chemise good muslin. trimmed with Tor
Eoth's Patent Double Bone Corsets $1.25
Ihompson's Glove Fitting COrsets, 95c.
common Sense $40 Bone Woven COrsets, 81. so
Madame Thompssns Spinal Projecting Corset, 75c
Adjustable Hip Corset Soc pair.
Ladies' Frame mace Isle Thread Gloves, Ice pair.
Ladies, L1sle Thread Gloves, with ful1-fayhioned
fingers, 25c pair.
Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves. 25c. pair.
Aii-Sllk Lace Mitts, &c, 25c and Soc. pair.
Pure Silk Jersey Mitts 40c
Fine quality Baibrig.an Hose 25c, worth 39c pair.
Ladies' Chemsettes from 19c to Soc each.
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Crepe
Lisse Ruching. loo. to 75c. I'd.
Lolita, Bonton, Fedora, Patti, Woven Wire and
Alaska Down BuStles.
Large and fine assortment cf Ladies' Dress Buttons
one unbroken case of Ladder Vests and Pants car
ried over rom last winter. xt Soc each Good value
ut present prices for &c
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AI-wootHEvIOTHUTTS,a ct $3.50
An.wootASSIMEES SUITS, az 20
An All-V0l Black >button CUTAWAY SUIT, 1t
$40.
An All.,ol Silk.faod PRINCE ALBERT SUIT,
81 $l4. ANAL others proportionate low prices
Fine sERSUCKEl COATS and VESTS, at 31.26,
$3.50 and2.
We hava lot Of Od COATS and VESTS at 10 Per
cent less an Manufacturers prices.
A lot ofdds and hds Of CASSIMERE SUITS at
fifty centsn the dOile
Odd COTS from 8 cents upwards.
For Ro from u to Ia years old, SUITS At -
$3.50, $5ad Sc.
Boys q PANTS from 81 up.
For Chfen from 1 to Ii years. we have SUITS ut
$3.50, $3.50 AM q, that are worth double what
we are asng for.
Childres Pants At 50 cents and up
Mems 1NTS fem 81 .25 and upward
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNErER.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day;
a. m, al; a. m, az; l. q. H. 81; a y. m. s6:
maximum, 81; minimum, 80.
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NOAH WALKER q co,
625 Pennsylvania avenue
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PROBATE CoUKr-Jud0e JONES.
for allowance. Estate of Elisabcth stewarl;
petition OF Thomas &. smith Tor letters filed.
Estate OF James +. Boswell; George Frzas APP
Rives; petition oi David &. Rlves propounding
will h NJ: Lawton's estate; will admitted 10
bond $500. Estate of Emma HAYWOOD: appll-
cation FOR rule Med. Estate OF Catherine Man.
ahan; leave 70 administrators 20 sue. Estate Of
and letters granted Mary j. Stinde bond 500.
Estate OF b. s. Hedrick; will proven and letters
issued TO Mary Ellen Bedrick; bond 81 600 rs
Louisa Hutchinson; petition OF Z. j. and W. A
~; Chnrcn Tor letters nled; willof Edward Fee.
alias Edward Alexander, died.
EQUITY CoURT-Indoe ydynes
To-day, May agt United American and Eu.
ropeau Marble and Granite Co.; pro confesso.
Emmons agt. Harlan; do Golden agt. Golden;
appearance ordered. Frett agI brett; testi.
mony ordered taken. Barbour aSL Wood; re-
lease OF certain trust ordered.
POLICE CoURT-yudoe Shell
To-day, Charles Began, assault; SIS or Is
days. James Robinson, do; do James Carrick,
driving over side walk; -. sidney Brooks; hiring
gun; 50 collateral forfeited. jeremiah tlickley,
colored, profanity in county; s1o or 80 days.
Richard Hopkins, colored, assault $40 or 80
days. James A Murray, do; do.
REV. Mr. wINsroNs TRIAL BEGuN.-Ths
trial OF the Rev. John III. Winston OF the
embezzling the funds OF the church. was bugun
Ia the Police court this afternoon.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow.
ing were the readings at the signal office to-day.
a. m, al; a. M, al; IL q ~. 81; y. m. s6:
maximum, 81; minimum, 80.
The WAR DEpARrMENr has been Informed
of the death OF Post Chaplain L. W. Brady at
Fort ID. A. Russell, Wyoming, September v.
To BE REAR ApMIRAL.-The Preside mt to-
day promoted Commodore w. w. Queen, U. b
navy, TO be rear admiral
NAVAL ORpERs.-Capt r. L. Phythian has
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NAVAL ORDERs-Capt K l.. Phythian has
been detached from command of the Trenton,
which has been put out OF commission, and
placed waiting orders. Lieutenants Asa
Walker, w. I. Swinburn, Albert u. Berry,
Charles q. Calkins, Il. w. scheier, Il. w. Coffin
and Moses l.. Wood; Ensigns Albert Cleans
Charles A. Cove, Charles y. Aiwater, John Ia.
y. Hoicombe, Edward III. Tillman, w. w. Bu-
chanan and Gilbert Wilkes; Medical Quarter
master Edward >. Bogart, Surgeon Nelson Nc
4. Ferebee, Passed Assistant Surgeon Clement
Biddie, Assistant Engineer Horace Il. scott
ant Engineers James J. Barry aud fl T. Cleaner,
Assistant Engineer Il. X. Freeman and Chap
lam w. y. helman have been detached and
placed on waiting orders, In consequence Of the
rrenton's being placed out OF commission.
Lieuteuants YORK, Noel aud Frank h sawyer
have been detached from the Swatar2 and
placed on waiting orders.
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CARBERY Thursday, September 9th. 1856. ~
9:5O a. m HATTIE. beloved wife of Francis A Car.
berry. the thirty eighth year OF her age
Funeral from her tate residence, ZIG 18th street
northwest, saturday. al 1880 pm Friends
speclfully invited attend.
CowLING. On september .. 1886. at sos .. NJ.
ATwELL COWLING. aged sixIy-two years and len
tls
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The WAR DEPARTMENT has been informed
Of the death of Post Chaplain L. w. Brady 1t
Fort ID. A Russell, Wyoming, September y.
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LNOR SALE-CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON 18TH
II ST., above and below scott circle. Also other bar
gains in northwest section T. III L. LEIPOLD, 1881
d Se!l6t
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wv DOOh ofOhIS.
LAWN TENNIS, in sets, from $3.50 up. Horse
mans celebrated CASINO racquet: Ayers d
Horseman'S Tennis Balls
CROQUET. good strong set at ST..
CHEAP LlIERATURE for the country and seaside
Loveiis Library, Harper's Handy series, Casselrs
National Library and others,
au25 42S Eth street nv.
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RIVER THIEVES AT WoRK.-James d.
Finny, captain Of the schooner Bill stove, re-
ports that the cabin OF his boat WAS entered
yesterday and roboed OF q watch and chain
valued at $2S. Willis /. Case, captain OF the
schooner j. X. Smith, lying at the 9Th street
wharf, reports stolen from his boat 500.
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To BE REAR ADMIRAL.-The Preside Mt to-
day promoted Commodore w. w. Queen, U. b
navy, To be rear admiral.