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The Gentlemens Department II distinct from the
Ladies. and is presided over by Men Assistants An
Entire Show Window on the 18th street side of the
PALAIS ROYAL Is devoted to the exhibition Of
samples Of the following really astounding bargains
75c. SOCKS FOR 4sc.
You pay generally 81 for warranted All-Silk Half
Hose In black and colors. The Palais Royal Price has
always been 75c. Now to be sacrificed for 4Sc.
4sc SOCKS FOR sec
How we came to charge 4Sc for the Finest SILK
Finished Lsie Half Hose because we bought
big lot at auction. Every pair honestly worth
Too They are to be closed out &c., and we defy you
to duplicate them elsewhere under 75c.
$50 SOCKS FOR 2sc.
This 36c lot comprises all broken lots Of Soc Halt
Hose, so. in reality offering you Soc goods
for 2oc. See them.
25c. SOCKS FOR 19c
Every pair Of Csc. Half Hose are warranted double
toes and heels. full regular made They come In the
following makes: Plain English Brown Bal, with or
without SILK clocks Plain coors also fancy stripes
In British Half Hose. all reduced to Ice.
~ Gents Department close to door Of Store No.
ITO Pennsylvania ave-
~ Ladies' Department ID situated In Store No.
I'LL Pennsylvania ave
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EMERsON-M1LLER On Thursday, Sepiemb,F
9th. 1856, residence Of Rev. JOs lh a. I5iti-
more. hi, GEORGE L. EN- EIl5O> TO CAIlklE l.
MILLER, both of tnis city.
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General FOREIGN News.

YACHT PROPELLED BY ELECTRICITY.
DOVER, Sept. 13-The yacht Volta, propelled
by electricity, started hence across the channel
to Calais on a trial trip to-day. When last seen
from shore she was six miles out and was doing
well.
DOVER, Sept. 13.-The Volta reached Calais
in hours and 81 minutes from the time Of her
starting from Dover.
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baltimore Mark etc.


BALTIMORE. Mn. september 13.-virginIa skies,
do thress. Is; do. ten-IOrties win coupon
AZ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. September 13.-Cotton dull
and western super. 2.25a2.05 10. extra z 15a3 SO:
do family, g. 7oa4.5O: city mills super, 2l5aZ as:
do extra, 3OOa375: do kio brands, 4.5Oal.62: Pa.
tapscO family. 10: do superlAISe patent, g. SO.
Wheat-sOuthern lower and dull: western lower and
dun; southern rcd, o4a6S; do. amber, S1a0U No =
western winter red, spot, S44aS41a: October, S5ina
$685. November. S714aS7Ss december. SSs4sSsss.
COrn-southern easier: western steady and dull:
southern white 5Oa51; southern yellow, 5Oa6I;
western mixed. spot. 4712a4S: october, .71sa4b4..
Oats iirm and quiet-soutnern. Xsa34: western
2Sa34. Rye steady. 54a57. Hay steady and Quiet
prme 70 choice western. 0.OUslUI5U PrOyisions
steady and fairly active. Mess pork, new, l2V 90.
Bulk meats-shOulders and clear riL sides pscxed
Ta7aa. Racon-sh0ulders, Say; clear r,b siGies =:
hams. l3Asal4. Lard-rehned. d. Butter nrm-
western packed, 1Oal6; creamery, l6ax8 Eeps
higher, l7al7 IN Petroleum duil-rehned, 0Sn COiee
hiSher-Rio cargoes ordinary to tair, IOAaal a.
sugar quiet and stesdy-A SOFT 81: copper rerneI
steady vi4a0As Whisky steady, lIoal 90. Freirhts
to Liverpool per steamer higher and Quiet-cOilon,
2,IOS barrels wheat 124.6UO bushels: cOrn, 10 500
bushels; oats. 1920 bushels. Shipments-nour
lO,22S barrels; wheat. 10000 bushes taIrs.
wheat, lSS,svO bushels; corn, IL 100 busheaA
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Ill, September Is. IL q m-Wheat
started In easy and sold of 10 76 for OCTOBER, and
10 now quoted a. a Corn-Octobef, 40 Ella 0ass-
October, 264e Mess pork rose 10 1L00 for October,
~aoAS mi a No
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAST
l. STORES.

PROPOSALS FOR sf SSSEAAlKTERMAsTEK's
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, d. G., August Ii, 1865
Sealed Proposals in Duplicate subject to The usual
1885, ss Mheh t:
ders, for furnishing and delivering at this depot at
once misce articles OF Stores
Whips, Iron Hay Racks, Hardware Lumber. Gas Fit.
tug Lime Horseshoe Plates, &C.. &c.
all bids Preference given to articles of pro-
dnGten condition, OF price and quality being equal
production produced Pacific coast to the extent
or the consumption required by the public service
Blanks and full instructions as to bidding &C.. and
ton to this oics VI" s. EaRD'''a
49, psp ss 1 S 4 fsr Eo5d Z { A.
se11-6t Captain and NJ. S. K. q. S Army.
DRoPosALs FOR PLUMBING MATEKIALa
4 QTficE OF ET!LDIEG FOR
Bay 3 c Auspss ssss 1885,
p Sealed Proposals for furnishing and delivering
Of ss sasx
State War and Navy departments in this CITY viii
TUES6AS The FoSRTEE 1S: DAY xV IF ~ SEP e
I'm - ~ nss6, and opened Immediately there
blank forms Of proposals viii furnished TO estab-
shs Office Tbs IiNao n NaPae asEY 70
OVERWHELMINGLY Col Corps Of Engineers
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRING ANAOosT1A
OFFICE OF THE ENaINEER COMMISSIONERS.
s.o,oa WASHINGTON p.saS D. c. september 9th. 1855
~ ss:
obtained ssss9 dat, a. thus office upon appSaton therefor
upon pom these s forms will be considered.
par Of fi Sa IS to Ssfes aoZ and ~ es or
se1-6t Engineer Commissioner. D. G.
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Arrested for Burglary.
THE EXPLOITS OF WILLIAM ALIAS "nUD''

WARNER.
Detectives Wheeler and Mattingly recovered
Friday from q dealer In old gold and silver on
7th street silver cup which had been battered
and hammered up into shapeiess mass. The
cup was idantided 90 one stolen with other
articles last Monday night from the house Of
DR.. James B. Colgrove, 100 18th street. The
detectives Saturday arrested . negro named
William alias bud" Warner. who was re-
cognized py the 7th street dealer - the man
who sold him the cup. Warner was sent TO the
penitentiary In 1880 on charge OF robbing the
house OF Dr. Mckinney. He Is the man WHIT
last week shot at q man In Majors alley. but
failed to hit him, the ball passing through the
mans coat sleeve.
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KBETROEFiED.
VI a Is hSs ~ ID.

HECHT-SOLOMUN. REBECCA HEIGHT and
MAURICE SOLOMON, both " ashingtou ID. C.
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.EEkS 81 CO., Auctloneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTA E AT AUCTION, SIT
CAThD on 4IH STREET, BETWEEN b AND

tA GfhS " w., AuCtloneerS.
VALUABLE REAL ESTA lie AT AUCTION, SIT
EATEDO On 4IH STREET, BETWEEN b AND
c reefs NORTHEAST.
BY order OF the owner we VII sell at public 80
TENDER SIXTEENfH, at HALF-PAST Ill
FIVE UCLO~ X PM. the south Is feet $50.
nchse front of part lot No. g. square 3l4 and
having depth OF LOS feet together with the improve
nents thereon
Terms made known at sale.
seS9, IL, l3,l5.16
(,HANCEKY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
~ LOT ON SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN
AND STREETS NORTH W EST.
By virtue OF a decree of the Supreme Court ofsne
the District OF Columbia passed in equity cause ~
NO. lO.U9l, wherein Mary Dunn, by hugh Riley
her next friend Is plaintiff. and John Dunn aud ag-
gle Dunn are defendants. the undersigned, Trustee
VIII sell at public auction in front OF the premises
HALf-PA T FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. OF TUESDAY
SkPTEM Der TWENTY-FIRSr 1886 the Real
Estate described in the bill w.t. Sub-iot( OF Brain.
nard II. Warmers subdivision of Lot 3. Of square
north OF square numbered one hundred and seventy.
seven l11 in the city Of Washington district of Co.
lumbia.
ohe-inrd In SIX months. and one-third in twelve
by deed OF trust property with interest per
slOO required when property bid Off If purchaser
fails 20 comply with terms Of sale within days,
trustee may resell at purchasers cost.
ANDREW A. LIPSCOMB Trustee.
DCNCANSON BROS Aucts seg.dEds
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NUIRI-JUUUf SleU.
To-day, Michael Hin, profanity; So. ferdi.
nand Turner, cruelty 10 animals So. Moses
Kelly, threats 10 Mary Il. X cas-; personal re-
cogniZance John Al. Cole, assault on j. Ii.
smith; 50 or Id days. Gabriel Adams assault
on w. >. Pope; SO. Thomas Johnson, larceny;
months. Annie McMahon, larceny; collateral
forfeited. William Myers, DO (two CasesG Slo.
Samuel Johnson and Daniel Kennedy. do; col
laterals forfeited William Clements, carrying
pistol; $50 or % Gays. William Nolan aud
Trust Weils, cruelty ~ animals; coilaIeras Tor
felled.
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I'd EDITION
Latest TbleglanS to The Star.


the Election Progressing Qotetly-A
Light Vote 1T Bangor.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 3.-Advices from the
principal cities in the state show that the
weather is entirely propitious tor the election.
Bangor, Lewiston, Bath, Augusta ana the
larger towns all report "a nne day."
BANGOR, Sept. 13.-The election is progress-
Ing quietly here and the vote Is rather lighter
than usual, There is much cutting on the local
candidates. No estimate has been made as
yet on the gubernatorial mujority.
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1t is reported that Ell Coyote aud his band
have euded the Mexican cavalry and escaped
into Texas.
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Washington STOCK Exchange.

The following changes from Saturdays quotations
I: 5 49, coqpSn l26 bid; i26lz asked, q: S; Is.
6s, 1891, coin. liz bid. ia asked. 5O-year fund
3-65s: 1924, currency, l19 bid. l20 asked. 80.
Georgetown r X. bonds 1l6 bid ColuInbia K X
stock, Al bid. Washington Gas, 3S4 bid, 39s asked.
COLUMBIA aus. Ia bid. 144a asked.
ms. 100 bid Potomac ms, o. old Riggs lns
ia Did. Washington Brics Machine. lib Did, l2i
asked. L. y kieclr.c iignI, "a bid. IS asked Nat
ia nopO IN
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

SMALL LOT OF WELLKEPT HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, FIFTEENTH
SEPTEM Der, 1856 comm ncing at TEN O'CLOCK
at the residence OF Gentleman declining housekeep-
Ing, No. l1l2 New York avenue northwest, 1 will
sell general assortment OF Household effects.
ierms cash. THOMAS DOW LING,
Sell-dts AuctiOneer.
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Notes From the Grange Camp.
OF IHt ENkNING STAR.
GRANGE CAMP.

GRANGE CAMP,
NEAR DUxN-LoRING STATION. Va
September 18th, 1885.
On Wednesday last / stated that affairs ai the
fair grounds were far from state OF complete
ness, but the noisy saws, hstchets. hammers
and planes soon changed the condition vi
things wonderfully. The hotel the ladies,
agricultural and main buildings are large and
covered with tin. There are sundry other
buildings for various uses. much smaller. The
largest show on the grounds Is IN The line,
judge, of agricultural implements, and In kind
are various.
There has been speaking every day. Mr.
Farrs speech OF welcome and the responses by
sundry persons were credItable utierances %
their class. Commissioners OF Agriculture Hon.
Norman j. Colman and ex-Commissioner Lor-
ing have made speeches, aud excellent ones,
and many Others, too many tor mention now,
noted men, have spoken. Mortimer White
mead, lecturer OF National Grange, has spoken
Two or three times. He Is always interesting
ana aole. The attendance for the last three
vs. oil last week WAS large, and especially on
srlaay, tournament dag. There were menu
oers VI the Grange present last week nom
seven different states
This morning there were temperance adj
dresses nom the stand by Worthy Chief Tenn.
plar Of this state, W. c. Dutton; by Chas. AZ.
Nye, OF District OF Columbia. and by Mr.. Whit
ney, worthy CHIEF templar OF Washington. They
were aii aoie Col. X ii. Thomas, master OF the
state grange OF Pennsylvania, was the next
speaker He said he was not a prohibitionist.
Dut YET ne said the arguments OF the preceding
SPEAKERS could not De gain-said. He then turned
MS attention 10 the grange and spoke OF tts
beneficial influence over It's members.
Certain reports having been circulated about
the country regarding CHANGERS and the fair,
10 the effect that gambling. rum selling, etc,
were tolerated on the ground, secretary We'd
oerourn TOOK n lew minutes time, At the close
gu speaking IN The mourning, To say that some
Things objectionable were being righted, and
That nquor selling was not allowed, aud that
ALA violations OF the rule would be prosecu ted
TO the fullest extent OF the law.
Hon; wm Daniel, OF Maryland, and Morti.
mer Whitehead, OF New Jersey, aud other
speakers were announced for the afternoon
Monday Will doubtless be drawing day, II
VIII be Labor Day. The Knights OF Labor from
richmond, Washington, Baltimore and other
places Will hold a reunion. Addresses will he
made. Wednesday Will ALSO be "A great day un-
Questionably. There IL 10 be prize tournament
Tor 100 buggy. There will be a crowd on the
grounds. Is
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OF collectors Of customs Il directed by Treas
ury circular tothe acts III relation to butter and
oleomargarine, particularly the provision for
the collection ofan internal revenue tax Of Is
cents per pound.
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II A LY L NE,

nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS CURE ALL
IL Urinary Diseases In IS hours. Nervous Debility
Organic Weakness caused by indiscreton, Poisonous
Diseases Of Blood, affecting Throat. Nose and skim
SOLD at STANDiFORD'h, 81 Cloud Pharmacy, 9th and
ssA Prics. %. Sent by mail sealed ss3- fn.w3Sn
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AND COMMERCIAL,
The New York stock Market

The following are the opening and 300 p m. prices
of the New York stock Markrt today as reported by
special wire 10 u. H. Dodge $50 lo.h street.
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STEAMERS.

IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Il DR. BROTHERS Is the oldest Established adyer-
using Ladies' Phi, sclAn In this city ladies' you
confidently consult DR. BROTHERS, 9O6 Il Sc q W
Particular attention paid to all diseases peculiar 10
ladies, married or single AL successfully treated
aulStlmS
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RAILROADS.
D RAILROAD
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule in effect SUNDAY MAY 3Oth. 1886, until
further notice.

Leave Washington from Station, corner of New
Jersey avenue and & street,
For Chicago 1000 am and 1910 pm. daily. The
iCOO a. M, Is fsst Limited Express for Pittsburgh
cage morning a. 500 No extra fare IS charged
OH this train for last time
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St Louis daily at $50
Pm and 1910 pm. with through coaches and Pal
acc Sleeping Cars to above points without change;
Louis. arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 1:45,
st Louis $40 pm No extra fare is charged ON this
For ni.sbaf at 1000 m and s5S daily to
Tor AMI Sleeping Cars to Pittsburgh
For Lynchburg, Natur, Bridge. Lexington and
Saturday eleapns car to Natural Bridge Station Only.
f"G Lexington and Local Stations $40 H., daily.
For baltimore wee. days ., e:sO. GAO 7:3O s:3d
so ,GS, 4l0 io siG zoo i So 4J na tran
FOR Baltimore sundays $3.50. 7:,.J $40 and iU:05
an LIS. 1870. $3.50. 4:4O. SAC. GAO TOO s:25.
For shenandoah Valley Railroad and points South
Washngt. 10 Sew Orleans $50 p M sleeper to
For Wilmington Delaware. and intermediate points
between baltimore ana Wilmington, 3:l5 p. m. daily,
ON sunday $50 am 4:4O I'M anu -'0 p''-''
For way tations between ashington and Baltl,
more D. $40 $50 am, 1910 pm., $3.50, 4:4O 700
and 100 pm Pm On SUNDAYS $50 and 1880 $50
branch $40 daily except SUNDAY Hn and ss
pm. daily; 4:4o M daily except sunday for princi
on Sunday stops at all stations For Gaithersburg and
i daIl s1 points loQ5 an $50 and 112o pm
4:4U Pm. daily, except sunday
For Hagers;Own 1000 am and OBI pm. daily ex.
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily 6:2O 7:2c am,
lI5. $50 and 1890 pm. Little Rock Express.
from VIM nston and intermediate points north of
Bait more, I'LL ) a. M.
From Annapolis $3.50 am, and 1:5O and sos D. m
Suncay, 1873 am 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry aud Valley Railroad, 72O q
M DALI and $3.50 p.m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points S:25 a. H.
and ST. pm. daily, except Su day
Trains .eave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50 80 300 500 and lO:;:0a NJ, 1915, 2:3O 5. 4,
40 = 63U, l45 and 200 PM: sundays, 6.:,O
.:45. . and ll:UO pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
except i:25, 3:l5 and GAO pm.
Fer tlrther information apply at the Baltimore and
ONO I'cket Othce-Washington Station. 6l9 and
I'jol Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of l4th street
where Orders will he taken Tor baggage be check ed
and received at any point il the city.
b. DUNBAR. c. X LORD
Gen. Muuacar RaItirnnra IanooI - d
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TROUBLE IN A NEWSPAPER OFFIcE.-On Sat
urday night "A row occurred at the Office of the
Free Press, in which W. j. Armstrong, the
editor; DuH u. Reed, the assistant edi-
tor, and James Holmes, the janitor Of
the building, took part, and the result was the
Penny and Cross. In the Police Court TINS
afternoon Holmes was fined $40 Tor assaulLing
Reed, and Armstrong was discharged.
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CoUNTERFKITERs ARREsTED.-Chief Brooks,
OF the secret service. has been notified of the
arrest by one OF his agents OF VIM. Reifson at
Wiliiamsport, and Daniel j. Brooest in SuIli-
van county, Pa, Tor countereillng.
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ASSACLTING AN OFFICER IN FEBRUARY
Yesterday afternoon officer Mari. OF The NTH
precinct, arrested young colored man named
Robert Meredith and locked him up On a
charge OF assauliing officer Brice in February
last, II being alleged that he fired the officer
10 evade arrest. To-day an the Police Court the
case was continued and Meredith was released
on bail.
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AUCTION SALES.

II
we will SELL at 1882 Pennsylvania avenue. at public
auction all pledges forfeited 10y non-redemptio from
NC; 10000 to 33 sou, commencing "WEDNESDAY.
SEPIEMBER FlFTEENTE, and THURSDAY,
eiArEnNTH, 1856. at SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
ing OF co. silver and metal Watches Diamonds
SSaihS eckIaces. Charms, Lockets, SCARF Pms fer
fnRs Pms, Bracelets Rings Sleeve Buttons, fencils
Tsio.s. Elhes, Guns. Books. Clocks, Opera Glasses
Saiises. Trunks. Nio.inS. solid Silver plated Ware,
Oyercoas Ladies' and Gents Clothing and all kinds OF
wearing Apparel. Parties holding tickets will please
take notice STEINEM BHUS.
=. kt.NsINGER Sel2.3t
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w ASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD Co.

Schedule in effect August /, 1886.
trails Will leave from and arrive at Il. IL p station
9Th and b SITS. aS follows:
Leave Washington $40 10. daily except Sunday
ana 4:4o p daily, arriving at Round III III IL
N. aud .:1o pm Returning trains leave Round Hill
al Gus a IN uaily AID at 81 p. Gaily except sun
day. arriving III .shngtnu ,:iU al and D: Is pm
monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $50
r BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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The OHIO WAR CLAIMs.-The second con.
troller OF the Treasury has given an opinion in
regard To the war claim of the state OF ohio, In
which he holds that whatever necessary stores
ana supplies were furnished by that state Tor
the SICK and wounded soldiers employed i'm the
war OF the rebellion, and whatever hos pi, AL
quarters were furnished by the state for the
care ol such soldiers, including the necessary
cost Oh transportation from the field 10 the hos
pital, are reimoursable under the provisions Of
the acts OF July 18th and 21st, 1851.
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lNOR SALE - THAT FINE CORNER THREE
i story Brick and stone basement House. l. rooms
bath. closets and all mod inps. North capitol
and SIS. BAXTER Il MAC CONAN. 1oUS-IUl +
SelI-3l<
INOR SALE - HANDSOME IO ROOM HOUSE.
II all modern improvements, centrally located i'll
northwest: very desirable property for home III
ye>tnient: $4,000 BANTER Il MACGOWAN. 1905
1910 r u. n.
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TIE CANOE CLUB RAcRs.-The entries for
the annual canoe race OF the Washington Canoe
club, Saturday afternoon, were: Mermaid,
manned by Mr.. Silsbee; Meteor, Mr.. Matthe ws;
Petrol, Mr.. Mouroe; Water Witch, Messrs. Mason
and Htockbridge; lola, Mr.. Lake; Belle, Mr..
Jones. In the start the W ater Mitch got Oh
first, followed by Lola, Petrol and Meteor In the
order named, with the Belle and the Mermaid
some distance behind. The Mermaid drew
ahead, however, and was leading her opponents
when the wind died out; the sails hung limp
ana moti0nless, aud the race was postponed.
MARRIAGE LIcENsES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court u
Frederick A. Mcfarland and Mary s. Carroll;
James A. Hart aud Annie White; George j.
Hudson and Ada Il. Hayes; Cornelius Bresna.
han and Mary Lanigau; Abraham Norris and
Mrs. Rebcccs Ahtbron; Henry Taylor and
Amelia Uuderhill, OF Ottawa, Canada; Randolph
stewart and Carrie ". Mayhem, vi Monts omery
county, Nd; Thomas CieAve;4nd and Myrtle
n. Chidister, both OF Fairfax county, Va; Chas
O. Jefferson and Anna =. Harvey, both Of Alex
sndrts, Va; Richard o: Packard and Annie
Washington, both Of Albemxrle county, Va.
Joseph {. Dindiebsck and Mary v. Ctsssn.
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The ENTHUSIASTIC DEMOCRACY OF WEST
NIRGINIA.-Col. Hassler, appointment clerk OF
the Interior department, has just returned from
West virginia. de says he never saw the de-
mocracy OF the state IN such good condition:
that the party IL united and earnest and will
carry the state by larger majority than ever
before.
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SENT TO JAIL FOR AN AssAULT.-Jas. West
was charged in tie Police Court to-day with an
assault on john Matthews, aud pleaded guilty.
The last named testified that West nrst struck
him with his list aud then cut him i'm the le :.
Dr. Morgan testified that the wound was n
dangerous one. West was given SAX months In
| jail.
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REAL ESTATE.

I.NOR SALEAA BEAUTIFUL RURAL HOME.
i three mics from this city, near BalstOIf Va:
ll2 acres nineroom dwelling, cellar, well, stable,
fruit, dc. 4 A. PHILLIPS, 142S New York ave-
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER--The follow
ing were the readings al the signal Office to-day:
8 Il. m, 81; a. H. TO- 4 "A. a., 20. = y. ~, . q
maximum, a. minimum, Of.