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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS aus

SEVENTH STREET PA1A1s RoyA1
Are Exhibiting the Newest Styles in RIBBONS.
Cape May Ribbons Picot Edge.
4-inch Block Ribbon Picot Edge Csc.
4-lnch sash Rbbon very fine 62c, good value at 4Oc
o-in Newport stripe Sash Ribbon, Picot edge 6Oc yd
Gros grain PicOt edge Ribbon.
Fan edge Ribbon. q novelty.
All Wioths and colOrs In satin and GrOs grain Ribbon,
hne quality. at Lowest Prices.
very cheap lot OF Hamburg Edgings from Sc yard up
4I-inch Skirtlng.
Laoles MuSi1n Drawers good quality, Din lem, three
tucks, 25c. pair.
Ladies Chemise. trimmed IOrchon Lace, 25c. each
Ladies' fine quality Muslin Drawers. Hamburg kuf-
he. tucks, Only soc.
Ladies nne quality Muslin Chemise. square neck,
tucked and Hamburg Yoke soc.
Ladies Cambria Corset Covers. square neck, Ham.
burg trimming. 43c.. 5Oc., 63c and 69c.
Zach quality = bargain
10 not forget our our xceed assortment Of Spa-
ish Guipure and Escurial Laces and Flouncings,
and Egyptian Laces and Fiouncngs and
Fancy Mixed Laces for Satines
and Ginghams
We close at Z pm, Saturday excepted
SEVENTH STREET PALAIS ROYAL.
au6 s14 eth Street. Bet. 1 and NV.
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A WALKING DELEGATE FINED. Judge
Deming, in the New Haven city court, Satur-
day, found Benjamin F. Gidden, walking dele
gate for the typographical union, guilty of libel
against the Journal and Courier. The objec-
uonable matter contained in dodgers
circulated by Glidden. The court sentenced
Glidden to pay fine of $50 and costs. Coun-
sci for the defense appealed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

lS<, ,.d THE r. FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH. SIT,
c~snty-seven dollars s427 addition to the sum
ing in ali The s. 1882 and more to follow. GEO ".
LEE. Pastor. W. J. TYLkR Chairman of Trustees*
E~ THE QUAsI-PARTNERsHIP HERE
and and HENRY BART, printers, is THIS DAY dis
soltsd is Business il sisSe viii III be & conducted by
ENS ENGINEER DEPARTMENT, DISTRICT
OF COLI MBl ). WATER OFFICE,
IS hereby given TO the residents of the High
stopnel for repairs O'Clock a N &EDNEsDAY,
twenty-iolr hours and less if possible
irecantions should be taken store a supply of
ranges, &c. THOMAS W SYMONS ~
aust Captain of Engineers.
(C~ PAPERHANGERs, ATTENTION! =
MoGres hall es'i SiGHT ss oeoce 9eio (.
Importance Every member urged to be
present. au92ts
[CGS DIR. J. BERMANN HAS RETURNED
Is,h - rom Europe &nd resumed his practice 9O5
au9-2w* f' " f
lENS NOTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP En-
,;O1iI, lstiIg between MICHAEL BOSSART and
5aar 5atej and KGBhN TO prosecute and the
ges s' IS b Hsin a
VIII M sete tSs ss , An Indebted to the firm
their claims to Michael Bossart. AUGUST SIXTH
1856 MICHAEL BOSSART, MORRITZ RUBEN
notei and summer resort business will hereafter
;, pe Gon4ucted by MICHAEL BOSSART alone who
VIII De nappy to entertain its patrons prom
ses 70 give satisfaction to all guests in the future
auS-eoot MICHAEL BOSSART.
1T~ j. ]. GEORGES,
OS-.A OF 1908 + STREET
@ chao,ms ms ms customers and the public that he will
"m 4 he will sell at COST Low Shoes specially.
[C~, TO oARCHITECTs--w TO ENTER
O>-AS into partnership with practicing architect
Address ARLINGTON, Star office lt4
lE-ETS REMOVED NINE. GENESTE HAS
60 temporarily removed to 1925 eth st H. W.
MuI occupy House No. 72O 18th ST. NV OF about
the 10th OF August. au--Im
lFGs THE MEMBERS OF THE COSMOPOLI-
- Tan cub are requested to attend Concert
SUNDAY, the 18th instant, at 5 pm Members wish
lhg 10 bring friends can obtain tickets from SIDNEY
WILLS. Manager. au-3f
0r JNo. w. CoRsoN. JNo. w. MAcARTNEY
O>-.-A Member n. y. Stock Ex.
CORSON MCCARTNEY
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THk fNfkkoks CpNEEh
GAsrEIN, August e.-The einperors conferred
for half an hour. Francis Joseph, on leaving.
was enthusiastically cheered.
FRENCH REPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS
PARIS. August 9.-The second elections for
memb bers of the councilsgeneral were greatly
in favor OF the republicans.
MR. GLADSTONE WILL SIT FOR MIDLOTHIAN.
LONDON. August 9.-Mr. Gladstone, who WAS
returned 10 the house Of commons by both
Midlothian and ith-Burghs, Scotland, has
chosen TO sit for the former district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

"A CONSCIENCE CONTRIBUTION of two one
nundred dollar bills has been received at the
treasury department from Paris, France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

THE U. S. S. LANCASTER is expected to reach
Rio de Janeiro about August 20 from st. He
lena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

The PRESIDENT returned Saturday night
from New York, where he attended the funeral
of the late Hon. Samuel ]. Tilden. He arrived
mere on the 10 o'clock train. His only COM
panion was Senator Colquitt, OF Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

The cholera Is virulent in Barletta, Italy,
where 1872 new cases and ~ deaths were re-
ported Saturday.
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NV 1Ufk W
There is no truth in the reports published yes
terday that Gen. Fitz John Porter lost his place
as police commissioner when he Was restored
to his rank colonel of the 18th infantry and
then placed on the retired list, and tina; Mayor
Grace would take advantage Of the fact 10 re-
move him from the board and appoint Commits
sioner OF Jurors Charles Reilly as his successor.
There is no law which prevents IA retired army
officer from holding any civil Office. and tho
matter of Gen. Porter's removal police COM
missioner has not even been considered 10y the
mayor. The law says that AN army officer who
accepts a civil office thereby forfeits his COM
mission In the army, but cannot be disturbed
in his civil office In this Gen. Porter was
holding "a civil office when restored To rank ian
the army, and the only question seeins TO be:
Did he thereby forfeit his army commission
during the short period between his appoint.
ment as colonel and the time when he WAS
placed Oh the retired list?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

"A PRISONERS RIGHT TO OWN HOMESTEAD
LAND.-Secretary Lamar has approved q deci-
sion by Land Commissioner Sparks, that a man
who is put into prison does not thereby aban-
don such pre-empted land as he may happen to
own.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

BEACH TO Row WITH RoSs.-Beach, the Aus
trallan oarsman, is in London arraging q match
with Wallace Ross tor $500 q side. Ross aud
Lee have issued q challenge tor q double scull
race with any two men in the world for $500 q
side.
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CLOSING SALE Or SUMNER Goops

We are now Offering GREAT BARGAINS in all
kinds of SUMNER GOODS, as we are preparing for
our annual stock taking: and ladies who have any
thing to buy in DRESS GOODS can now supply them
selves 70 great advantage.
100 pieces WHITE PLAID and STRIPED MUS
LINS in good styles. at l2c. worth 25c in the early
part of the season.
so pieces NUNS BLACK vEILINGS, of Lupins
manufacture, at 25c; GREAT BARGAIN.
The best BLACK SILK RHADAME. at S1.25, we
have ever offered for the price.
GUINETT BLACK SILKS in every price st lower
prices than We have ever offered them.
PRINTED NUNS vEILINGs at SOC, former price
75c
PARASOLS at half price.
INES in this market
100 handsome ROBES, all marked down. cheaper
than We have ever known them.
MOURNING GOODS Of every grade and in greater
variety than will be found elsewhere this market.
PLAID WOOLEN SHAWL In new designs, suita-
Bile for travelling at moderate prices.
All our REMNANTS are now exposed on our CEN
ter Counters and marked in quantity and lowest price
Now is the time TO buy them cheap before We take
stock.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
THE BEST Is THE CHEAPEST.
W.M SHUSTER SONS
au7 919 Pennsylvania Avenue.
The RoAD To EcosomY,
THE ROAD TO WEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
Is the Road to
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
than was ever attempted before.
SOC. now 25c
Shirt Waists which sold 75c. sOc and 81, now SOC
Odd Pants from Soc up.
Jackets and Pants from 81. 76 up
For Boys 13 to 1S-Sacks, Cutaway and Norfolk
Suits AT about soc. on the dollar
For Men and Youths'-Good Business Suits at $3.50
reduced from $40.
illwoo Cheviot Suits at $3.50 reduced from sl2
Blue Flannel Suits at So. So reduced from So
Best Blue Flannel Suits at SO, reduced from SIG
Corkscrew Suits at $40, reduced from SIS.
Prince Albert Suits at SIS. reduced from S2a
Prince Albert Suits At $1S5 so reduced from S27
Seersucker Costs and Vests at ST. reduced from
$3.50
seersucker Coats and Vests at 81, reduced from
$3.50
Norfolk Jackets at $5. reduced from 50.
Pongee Coats and Vests at So reduced from S.
Mohair Coats and Vests at S5, reduced from $3.50
Serge Coats and Vests at S5. reduced from S.
Office Coats At rs cents, reduced from SO
Alpaca. Drap dEte MOhair Coats and Vests re-
gardless of cost.
White Vests. from IS cents up
Pants from $l.25 up. At
OAK HALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

Boston Special TO the New York Tribune August .tlL
The Downs scandal is 10 be revived in q man.
ner particularly unpleasant TO a prominent
business man and a prominent member of the
Old Bowdoin Square church. The remarkable
statement and affidavit read before Mr. Downs'
congregation last sunday was undoubtedly re-
garded by many people as ''blun," and the SUBJ
ject was given comparatively little attention
by the general public. The confession has sell
dom had a parallel in criminal Jurisprudence
I'm this place, for in IL the woman Mrs. A. II.
Elton, voluntarily made confession Of her own
unchastity with Deacon Joseph Story. and tier
only purpose, apparently, In destroying her own
reputation and publicly disgracIng her hus-
band TO assist in defending her
pastor, the Rev. Mr. Downs, or rather,
it may be said, she was determined
to make other sinners suffer as much as her
friend Downs. A sensation was caused by the
Joseph Story. The indictment alleges that this
acts of adultery were committed at yarioUl,
times during 1855, at the Bowdoin Square Bap
tist church. When Mr.. Elton learned Of the
confession of his wife he WAS greatly shocked
and surprised and could not ;,elieye that his
vile was the guilty person, but when convinced
he left her at once and has since been living At
one of the hotels in the city. Deacon Story was
not arraigned to-day, but will probably be
brought Lefore the court-some day next week
to plead to the charge against him. Mrs. Elton
has two children. The Rev. Mr. Downs and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton appeared As witnesses be.
fore the grand jury.
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To BE Lyuched " Caught.

CHICAGO. August "a special from Little
Rock, Ark, SAYS: Mrs. Mary Johnson. living in
lizard county, was attacked by two Young nicn.
tanned injuries from which she cannot recover.
The origin OF the assault was an old-iime Icad.
The two boys assaulted the woman with cGh.
Knocking her down and beating her till she vas
insensible. Tney then fied. III caught by tho
posse now I'm pursuit they viii be iynched
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
"A EVERY EVENING-AT S:l5
THE QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF.
Admission 25c.: reserved seats Soc
Next Week-THE MERRY WAR. au0
RRIN6 YOUR CHILDREN To RIDE ON THE
ROLLER COASTER
BETWEEN AND p. NJ.
TO
AVOID THE GREAT CROWD AT NIGHT,
AT THE
ATHLETIC PARK.
open from to $50 pm. daily. au3-lm
l)ANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
i, 10th ST. two blocks south of PennSylv ania ava
ne most realistic Battle Scene ever painted.
Lighted at night by 300 electric lights
open from am To 10 pm.
Admission, so cents: Children under IL years. 25
cents. On Sundays half price. je24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

THE U. s. s. TENNESSEE has arrived at Ports
mouth, n. H., it is reported, for repairs.
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THE FATHER OF THE EX-PRIEST BUYS A
pawn-office on Sands street, Brooklyn, NY,
Saturday and purchased u pistol He then said:
II In the father OF William S Sherman, the eX-
priest, and I've bought this pistol for the pur-
pose OF shooting my son and then think I'll
shoot myself" He then left the place. The
paWnbrOker notified q detective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

A SENSATIONAL LIBEL SCIT.-The trial OF Q
libel suit brought in London by Mr. 81. John
Brennan, the ex-fenian, against the kidgeways,
publishers; Right Hon. VIM. Henry smith, sec
rotary OF War; Mr.. Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, ~.
r., and others. ON account OF the publication OF
q pamkJ kJhiet accusing Mr.. Brennan of implicitly
In the Phoenix park murders, promises TO be
highly sensational. Mr.. Brennan's lawyer has
cited Mr.. tarnell and other Irish leaders - mp
pear as witnesses, and has applied 10 the gov.
ernment 70 guarantee the sale conduct 10 and
from England Of Capt McCafferty, jas. stevens
ban Of the English law. that they may testify In
Rnennau's behalf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

The KNIGHTS OF LABoR.-A dispatch frOm
Pittsburg quotes . leading knight OF Labor
authority Tor the statement that movement
tor general revision Of the laws governing the
Knights OF Labor 10 on foot IL Il propo~ed 10
give General Master Workman POwoerly The
additional privilege Of selecting the members
OF the general executive board, and 20 have Q
congress composed OF one member from each
state, With headquarters In New York cisy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

SECRETARY ENDICoTT has returned from New
York
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STELLARINE,
Housek eeping made easy! Hours of labor saved by
using STELLARINE, Magical medium for cleansing
SIver. Glass Brasswork Instantly removes tar
nsh producing injury and leaving brilliant polish
Pronounced by the highest chemical authority abso-
luiely free from Acids aud all impuriry whatever.
Cheaper than Whiting prepared as liquid and pow
der; unexceed for convenience.
Apply AT Slnson,s Agency. 2O3O 14th street;
Tschefny & Evans, Az Penn ave. and druggists
and grocers generally. Boxes by mail. Is centa
j26lm
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fFeS1Oentl8l fOSt Stm8StefS Appointed.
LIST OF LEFTOVER NOMINEES REAPPoINTED.
The President to-day appointed the following
postlLasters: Jacob ]. French, Sparta, Wis, vice
l.. s. Fisher, suspended; Samuel p. Tufts, Gen.
tralia, ILL.,. vice s. G. Kills, suspended; Abner
NJ. Moon, Dowagiac, Mich, vice C. L. Sherwood,
commission expired; A. Bowman Weaver,
Cleartield, Pa, vice S. G. Row. commission ex-
pired.
Ihe following were reappoipted to-day, the
senate having failed to take action on their
nominations: Frederick A. Ross, Tuscumbia,
Ala, vice J. c. Goodloe, jr, suspended; Eli W.
Brown, Columbia City, Ind, vice John w.
i3;,,a Baker, suspended; Edwin W; Calls, Martins
John $. Preston, she!bina, Mo-, vice J. S. Cham
dier, suspended; William F: Harmon, Great
Falls. \. h., vice Nathan Wentworth, sus-
pen pendsd; C. F: Golyer. East New York. n. =,
vice X. K. Wheeler, suspended; O. A Manville,
W Whitehail,N n. I.,vice Jonn +. Clark, suspended;
John Shaw, Van Vert, Ohio, vice D. p Duna-
Green, Ohio. vice J. =: Bollis. suspended; c. W.
Button, Lynchburg. Va, vice 4. z. w. Morris,
suspended; Michael Glennan, Norfolk, Va vice
J; W. Long, suspended; o. u. Derr, Roanoke,
Na vice Is. AsDerry, suspended; D. e. Brown,
Brandon, VI, vice ]. L. Knight
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The POpe,s Illness.

HE Is SAID NOT To BE IN IMMINENT DANGER
A report that the Pope was dangerously Ill
caused some excitement i'm Rome yesterday.
At the Vatican Herald correspondent Was
sured that Leo XIII, though iatigued by the
overpowering heat, was otherwise fairly well.
The Holy Father suffers from an affiiction of
the bladder. the result OF his long confinement
i'm the Vatican, but his malady, though grave.
causes more alarm than ii did month ago.
The Italian government, which has organized
q special police service for the purpose, gets
daily reports vi the Pontin's health 10 enabIe IL
to make preparations at any moment for the
eyentuality OF a conclaye. The AeAIid CORE.
spondent says he is assured there Is nothing In
these reports which have been current Tor the
past week that justities the tear that Leo XIII
is ia imminent danger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

MINISTER JACKSON.-Nothingc can be learned
at the State department about the alleged resig-
nation OF Mr.. Jackson our minister to Mexico,
though a press dispatch from Mexico states
that Mr. Jackson has resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

FUTURE BOND CALIs.-Secretary Fairchild,
who returned from New York last night, says
the question of bond calls has not recently been
considered at cabinet meeting. 1t is not
thought at all likely that there will be any
large call in the near future
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

THOSE who leave the city during the summer
can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time and the address changed as often
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in aQyance
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CApE May
ATLANTIC CRY
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
EVERY FRIDAY
DURING JULY AND AUGUST.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, s.

Tickets good going only on IL .. m. Train, and to
return within five days. jyl5lm
DIVER VIEW AND OCCOQUAN FALLS, VA
Ihe steamer Mary Washington, River View every
Sunday; leaving at 10 aud 3 pm. 2
And pm Tickets. 25 cents. Occoquan Fails every
Wednesday. leaving at o am, returning at ) D. IN
Tickets. - cents. Family days at River View every
Saturday, leaving al 10 a returning $50 d. m
Tickets. lo cents Dancing down and back, and at
the grOuECs all OF the above trips. The argeS;
hnes paw ion on The Potomac al River View. Posi-
lively no objectionable parties allowed the above
trips
Grand special free attraction for ladies children
Prof EV Verett viii give his wonderful magical per-
formances and Punch and Judy show in the pavilion
on the groCDds aid the boat each trip Wednes-
Gay. Saturday ami sunday.
For charter inquire OF
tyl2 E S. RANDALL Manager
MARSHALL HALL
Steamer w. w. CORCORAN
VIII make daily excursions Marshall Hall and
Glyulont. leaving lU AM arriving al Washington
al The Old Manor House IA Marshall Hall
nted up with elegant reception for ladies and
gentlemen and meals served a Ia carte. Fruit, milk,
Ice Ice cream and lunch supplied excursionlstS
Fare for rOund-trip 70 cents
On sundays the Boat Will make two trips to Mar
shall Hall. leaving Al 10 and 80 H. returning
NJ aud p- Fare Round trip 20c.
steamer ARROWSMITTT'
Every SATU kDAY EVENING $50 pm.
Music and Dancing.
Fare 25c iy1
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[f~ THE WASHINGTON PER CENT PER
- MANENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
OHers an excellent o. portunity for safely investing
either small monthly savings or larger amounts paid
Is first mortgage Washington city real estate In
terest on stock paid annually.
outstanding lOans February l, 1885 $3.50 2 20 90
For statement and her apply at office
OF the Association, t24 + st. n.w bet 10 a M and
pm CHAS HERMAN President
H. H. BERGMANN, Treasurer iy11-3m
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CORSON & MCCARTNEY
Bankers and Dealers in Government Bonds

( SHS JNO w. CORSoN. JNO. w. MCCARTNEY
J>-a-A Member n. y. Stock Ex
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SUFFoCATED IN MINE.-A dispatch from
Cumberland, Nd, states that Saturday even-
ing, when the miners at Hoffman coal SHAFT
were dispensing 10 their homes, Michael Lyon,
u miner, staggered forth from the mouth of the
shaft and shouted that twenty-five men were
perishing in the upper slope for want OF air.
only few were resuscitated, the majority con-
unuing in a heavy stupor despite all efforts
made to resuscitate them. Some OF the men
have improved somewhat, but are still In =
critical condition, while eleven are certainly
dying. The accident was caused by solne dis
arrangement OF the venlilatiug shalt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

Hs THE MEMBERS OF THE COSMOPOLI-
tan Club are requested to attend Concert
SCNDAl Y, the lot n instant at pm. Members wish
Lg to bring friends can obtain tickets from SIDNEY
w lLLS, MAnager au.3t
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| E.sYs REMOVED - NINE GENESTE HAS
90 temporarily removed to 1925 l eth st n. w.
WIl occupy House No. 72O 18th NV. ON OF about
the 10Th OF August. au--Im
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Tf-~ TO RCHITECTS-WANTEDTO TO Enter
80 INTO partnership with practcing architect.
Address ARLIN(iION. Star office La
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TEs EDWARD c. TOWNSEND
- TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
Has Removed to
jyl-2m* 1917 18th street n W
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The MAYFLowER BEATS THE PURITAN
The great yacht race the Goelet cup WAS
sailed on Saturday over a triangular course,
from Brentons Reef, Rhode Island, TO ana
around the light-ship on the reef OF rocks
called Sow and Pigs, thence and around the
iight-ship on the reef known the Hen and
Chickens, thence back 10 the starting point, y
distance of lorty-three and q hall miles. May
flower crossed the flnish first, and was followed
by Puritan, Atlantic next, but such bad third
that nobody waited for the Priscilla aud the
rest to arrive. Grayling was first among the
SclOOnerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-09

I 4 J. J. GEUKGES,
O>-s-S OF 1908 + STREET
INFORMS his customers and the public that he will
close out his large stock of Fine Boots and Shoes
whlth he will sell at cost. Low Shoes speciality
au1-3.
Connecticut western news., 1886-09-29
Personal.

MT and Mrs Levi Emmons of Bridge port spent the Sabbath at Charles Elm mons.
 MT and Mrs John M. St. John of Chicago arrived Monday at H. c. Beck ley's, but return today on the excursion train from Boston to Chicago
 John Lyons from Adams, Neb., is visiting friends in Canaan and vicinity. He is native of Norfolk, but moved to Wisconsin 34 years ago, and five years later removed to Nebraska. He visited friends here three years ago.
 Mrs Adeline Beckley returned to New Hartford yesterday.
 H. H. Cogswen has been on the sick list nearly three months, but is now steadily improving.
 Warren Mcintyre was taken violently ill last Saturday with rheumatism or neuralgia in hls chest and bowels. For AS hours he suffered greatly but is now improving.
 Mrs Mattoon of West Hoboken, N.J., is visiting her brother, w. H. Dauchy. Until last Monday they had not seen each other in 13 years. Rev F. w. Barnett went to Pelham Manor, N. r., last Friday to visit his brother. He will be absent two weeks on his vacation.