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Lieut.. sehon's Disappointment.

COMING FROM IDAHO To BE MARRIED ONLY TO
FIND HIS SWEETHEART MARRIED
Lieut.. John SehOn, OF the United States army
arrived at Louisville, KY, Tuesday night from
his post I'm the CCeur d'Alene, Idaho territory
He came on a furiough, expecting To be married
at Louisville on November II. Wednesday
night, at O'Clock, his sweetheart married an
other man. SehOn was appointed "a lieutenant
about "a year ago from civil life by the Presi-
dent Returning to Louisville in the pride of
Allen, beautiful girl of IL, who had come
from Dixon Springs, Tenn, TO boarding school
Later sac met samuel Bush, "A handsome young
fellow. They fell in love, and for a time were
much together. About the beginning of this
affair Sehon was called away, ana before they
became bopelessiy involved Bush and Miss
Allen quarreled. Miss Allen went for a season
with SehOn and Set the day TOR November IL
next and the place Louisville.
SehOn furnished q house handsomely at the
post IN Idaho, and set out on his long journey
Doastlng 10 his brother officers OF the beautiful
southern girl he would bring back. Meanwhile
Miss Allen had come back To LouiSV lie, met
Bush and renewed their affair, contrary TO the
wish OF her parents and OF her aunt. A little
more than a week ago she agreed 10 marry
Bush. II Is Claimed she teiegrapned Sehon, but
he never received the message. The wedding
with Bush was set 1Or / O'Clock Wednesday,.
W hen Hiss Allen learned w eduesd.iy morning
that Sehon lad returned she tainted away.
When she recovered her friends urged post
pOneinent, and tried to- persuade her to marry
SehOn. she was not able To go to the church at
O'Clock, but still held out for Bush. They
were married by Bishop PenOck, OF st. An
drew's, and they took The evening train Tor
Lexington
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DRY GOODS.
REMNANTS. OOPS AND ESDs.
BROKEN LOTS.
LANsBURGH BROS,
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
Their Regular Remnant and Bargain Sale Days

styles Ladies' Gilt and Silver Lace Pins choice 25c
Gents Watch Charms Ale. each; worth from Toe to
Gents Unlaundried Shirts made Of superior quality
muslin well gasseted and stayed all Sizes tor 37cA
Ladies Plush .d Purses 17s worth se Leather
About A pieces ;eit Of that Cashmere Twilled All
yld
'inuing selling lin for SQ G per yard. ard, 90
27inch Atwood. navy blue Tw,lled Flannel. extra
Good quality Nottingham Lace Curtains beautiful
es ~ osr1a @ THURSDAY and
ladies Monrning Handkerchieis ali linen and hem
Children's Ribbed School Hose, in grey and brown
mixed elegant lengths only loo per pair worth zoe.
Crepe Lisse Rucnng in cream, white or black. at
real value IL 90
Chdren,s s.. lush Normandy Caps. worth s2.25;
Boys, Navy blue Flannel Shirt Waists s5c each:
Ladies' heavy Flannel Skirts CSC: worth sl25
M.lingham curtain net tape bound, 1Sc. per yard;
Nottingham Lace Curtains IN ecru and white, good
These goods viii wash and launder we'll 800 REM
1O,4 White blankets 9Sc. per pair.
Full size Bed Com 6Oc
The last 10. Of simpsons. Mourning Calico Rem
nans in solid black and figures for '6c per yard;
Two Gases White Canton Flannel, Remnants. extra
MSIsu. anu qudiity, worth 1SC. per yard; Remnant
price 12l2c. per yard.
About 80 pieces yet of Cretonne for lOc per yard.
remnants OF Cambria for lining purposes 4c. per
One case Of Colored Canton Flannel Remnants at
&c. per yard; worth l. 1oc ~
several colors. sucn as red blue, old gold, brown
aud drab, choice at &c per yard
30 pieces OF MlSnOn IsepS, an excellent material for
wrappers. at lZi2c per yard: worth lSc.
,,r Eases more DARK Calico Remnants. suitable for
dresses and Comforts. at DC. per yard: worth &c
5OO Rem naiits of Ribbons at hall price
ReInnants OF Sheetins and Pillow Casing.
IeIuniintS OF Dress Goods and Cloths.
,,n Hi OF Plain and Plaid FL nnels. Among
tHese fhnneI Remnants desirable lengths and
patterns for childrens wear at prices below the reg
Ia, ana consequently dOubly desirable.
100" yards Russian Crash Remnants at 1Oc nor
yard worth l5c, ~ ~Oo'fSN
worth 21c, A ~~"eAS 49,
Lunch Napkins 53c per dozen
~ remnants OF Table Linen at half price.
of other bargains at f'' ~ S1oAe'
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The noodle Aldermen.

A REPORT THAT THEY ARE WILLING TO PLEAD
GUILTY IF ONLY FINED.
1t is said in New York that all the indicted
Doodle aldermen but six now known to be in
that city are ready to plead guilty TO agreeing
To receive q bride OF 500 900 from the men in
terested in procuring a franchise tor the Broad
way railroad. Advances were made to District
Attorney MARITIME and Delaney Nicou yester-
day, 1T Is said by counsel for THESE men, alter
an agreement being made on the part OF the
prosecution not TO use such facts evidence
against The aldermen in the event of their add
Sances being rejected. They are ready to swear,
however, that they never received 81 OF the
money. Iney are willing 10 plead guilty
with the understanding that they shall not be
sent 10 prison, but that their punishment shall
be a punishment OF 81, 900 in each Case.
John Keenan,, Billy Moioney, Robert E.
DeLacey and convict Henry W. Jaenne were
the Inen, it Is asserted, VINO DrIbed the alder
men, Keenan, got the money from somebody
10 manipulate the board with. He used Maio-
ney and DE Lacey his first anu second lieu
tenants. Through De Lacey Jaenne was taken
Into the deal. De Lacey got only his share,
Keenan, pocketed two or three shares and Mo
loney pocketed nearly every one elses except
Jaehue'S
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a HVCESU "VNAN WHO WANTS SZU,UOO FOR
BLIGHTED AFFECTIONS.
Several days since Miss Augusta Died
richs, goOd-looking young woman, appeared
In the office OF Lawyer III. w. Leonard, in
New York, and, requesting his services,
related a story of betrayed confidence and de-
sertion. Her story was Investigated by the
lawyer, and resulted in a suit for 500 600
brought by the young woman in the supreme
court, against Joha Olsheimer, we'll
Her story, as repeated by the lawyer, is
that on June B, 1854, she was introduced
10 Olsheimer. He was young, cookbook
ing. appeared to have plenty OF money
and quickly became very devoted. He took her
10 the thealer many times and was model
lover. She believed in him. and in september
OF the same year accepted his promise of mar
rage Without a doubt Time went on, how
ever, and he did not fulfil il, although re-
quested to do SO many times. OF q sensitive,
nervous nature, she became very ill, and for
over two years was in ili-health.
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THE E E5SSSsrt NhsT aS SSu IorrHwrSr
sr R9Ehk kki HkAchM sftENpTP
r..,a. ,. S EfFEtT StGl liTa f 1850 .rAENL
Trains leave "ashipg,on from station corner of sixth
For Pittsburg and the West thicaso Limited Expires.
fasss sespas S@I sS a AND daily Quasi
witt Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO c1ncinnAa.
70 Chicago with sleeping Car Altoona % CHICAGO.
SlS Sleeping rs TO cA ssS
AID liar, lsonrg 70 Cleveland connecting
through sieepers for Louisville and MS 81 L %,ia
the Mes With Srour e say s e
For Erie, Sanandagua Rochester. Buffalo niagara
lODo NJ daily, except saturday. with Palace
For wiilismsport, Lock Haven and Eimra. at ESQ
ro, a Nm NJ: Sas aIy, except S ,s SUNDAY
NJ: 200, a:l5, loo. aud ii go p. NJ. On sunday
i@ired hIpress Of Putnam oHG a an@ Cars SO
NJ. and 3:oo r. n daily. except sunday
For Brooklyn, \. y, through trains connect AZ
Jersey city with boats Of Brooklyn Annex afford
,eariage across New York CITY.
alb $50 1000 and fi:so r. II, 'o on saa 5e
300 A. NJ, 900 4:l3, 600 lo,oO and IL go r. NJ.
For sslilmS5s s.s, 5:ls. 600 Gao $50 II ooAM,
sss 10 ,is ~ 91 ouns9 so sss so AM
For fopes Creek Line . us A anI NJ and 4so
daily except sunday.
For Annapolis. s:l5 A NJ, 205 and 4:-3 p NJ daily
except sunday. Sundays. $500 A. NJ, 4:I5 r. NJ
ALEXANDRIA AND a kk.D t-iSIC ksBUisO RAIL-
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
ION RAILROAD.
For Alexandria $500, 7.O5 9:25. 1855 and LBS A
NJ, zUo, 40. 4:;so, 6Ol, 500. aud LIS. T. NJ ON
Sunday at 900 e:2o, 1000 A. NJ. 500 T.. N.
For bicnmond and he Souta 6:vo. Io.jJ A. NJ daily
and 4:;io =. N. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for ashington tisJ., 500
and ioa Die NJ and is S &a S ats slS aS e
day. ON sunday al 500 aud lO:lo A. M. 900
1o:l2 4. NJ and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information the Office northeast cor
ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and At
the station, where orders be cnecking
OF baggage 10 destination from hotels resdenceS
CHAS l.. PUG IL. General Manager.
j. k MOOD. General PaSsenger lNl
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THE BARTHoLDI STATUE.
John Greeuieaf wh,t,ier-S Tribute.

rem the y. \. Independent. to-day.
The land that. from the rule ofkings
An freeing Us. Itself made free,
OuT OLD World SISTER to u brings
Her sculptured dream OF Liberty.
Unlike the shapes on Egypt's sands,
Cpliited by tine toii-worn slave.
On Freedoms SOL, with freemens hands,
We rear tAeSymbol free hands gave.
o. France, the beautiful TO thee
Once more a deot Of love we~owe:
In peace beneath thy fieur-te-lis,
We nail a later Rocham0eau
Ride stately symbol. holding forth
The light and hope TO all who sit
In chaiIIs and dark ness, BELT the earth
With watch-nres from thy torch upliL
Reveal the primal mandate still
Which Chaos heard and ceased TO be:
Trace midair The EteTBai will
In signs Oh fire: Let man be free.,
Shine far. shine free. guiding light
To Reasons ways and Virtues aim
A lightning flash the wretch To smiIe
Who shields his license with thy name
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNr AIR LINE

lta,ns leave VI and z. depot. 9th and u siraets
-haiy. except SUNDAY. Cor ~ nclh lrg ana
lilo am baiy for Ivnchhurg pauville All
s ss, Shsr.oee Atlanta. and point south lalins,
Orleans w NN~'sAs NM "e'NT 70 New
x.o1 hnl-i'aily. except sunday. for Manassa.
So - "he tntermediate stations
,-la.lly Tor char iottesvllle, Louisville H.
Sinaas. anu points on Ches. aud Ohio II r. Puilman
sleeper Washington 10 LouiSVtIle -A"n
llSO pm.-Daiiy Tor Lync0hurs C,,ariofta c.,..-
bia. Augusta. Atlanta, Mont.T.maTv .u,
points SOUTH Pullman IA ACC an fat sl.,,,,, -. "a
Montgomery IN connection with Pullman psrlor c.,s
thence 10 New Orleans sleeper to Augusfa ''
Through trains from south arrive ai W sh,n.,u-
$50 a m and ss3u PM: from Ionisville q. so ~
an - N''o
Tickets, sleeping car accommodation and tnf,rD,
ton furnished and baggage checked Mt ofilce .ans
Pennsyivania ave- ana al passenger station PennsSi
vania Railroad. 9th and ss'-
JAS. l. TAYLOR
oc4 General PasSenper 49,,
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
,oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.

L>oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
NEW IRON STEAMER "WAEEFIFLv
Leaves sthstreet wharf on MONDAYS, THURS
DAnS and SATURDAYS at n Returning
TUESDAYS, FRIDAYS and SUNDAY d. NJ. touch.
Ing al lver Landings lar isomini Creek, Curri-
oman, Va, and 81. Clements bay Nc Connects Win
u. d o. X K al Shepherds zee scheduls.
JOHN L. PAD0ETT Agent
Z. w. RIDLEY, MaIager.
h1RECT TO NEW YORK-FREIGHT STEAM
II ERS JOHN GIBSON and L. L. KNIGHT leave
Pier Al, East RIVER, n. ", every SATURDAY al a d
"a; 6lh ST. mari. Washington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight AT lowest rates as4
NE VERNoNi MT VERNON,
STEAMER W. w CORCoRAN
Leaves 1th-street wharf daily (except SUNDAY, for
Mt ernon al 10 O'Clock a M Returning Teaches
Washington about 3:3o pm.
sel6 l. l. BLAKE Captain.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule In effect SUNDAY. sEPrFNRrR ,o,s
lSSe, until further notice ~"

Leave Washington from station. corner OF New Ter.
sex avenue and z street
lo:oo a m as Past Limited Ihpress for PIsburgs
S.so nees @orninr a $50. Mo- extra f.rs a m Chl;
For Cincinnati Louisville and ST Louis daily n, aao
pm aud lO:lo pm, with through coaches aud Pss
ace Sleeping Cars TO above points, without Grange,
LOUIS. arriving in Cincinnati next morning AT a.
81 .onis $40 pm. No extra fare Is charged tina
For pit,sbuIgh at 1000 m. and SIS m. daily x
Pittsburgh cleveland aud Detroit with Monarch Tar
lor aud sleeping Cars 10 Pittsburgh
FOR Lexington and Local stations. $40 n m. daily
For Havre-de-Grace, Newark. singerly. whining
ton Chester and Philadelphia. $50 M. l:25 p IA and
For Bal.imore on week days 5, $50 ESQ 100 $50
and loo3 am: l2lo. l:2e, 3:l5 ,4o-minute trainl.
For baltimore sunday $50 40 $50 and IU.O5
am. 10. $780, $3.50. 4:so 54o. sac. s;Uo. SO.
IoI Shenandoah Valley Railroad aud points south
ashnr ana 20 e o d A. 40 na PET rom
For wilmington Deawale and intermediate points
between baltimore and Wilmington. $40 pm. daily.
For Annapolis GAO am. and 1910 and 4:3o d m
Oh sunday $50 am. 4: % pm
For Way stations between Washington and Balti-
and 500 pm. ON sundays $500 m. ana I:so $40.
40 800 nd llao Pm tor stations on MelroPoli;
pm daily: 40 I'm daily, except sunday for prince
on sunday stops at all stations. For athersOur aud
mt rmedate points lo:U5 IA. l-:3O and Al 20
4:4O - M daily except sunday
For Hag.rstown lOsU a, m. and 5::Sl D. m. daily az
cept SUNDAY.
Trains rive from the West daily 6:2o. 7:20 a m.
IL $50 and 1880 pm. Little Rock i-xpress-
FROM philadelphia, Chester, Wilmington, Ane-
gerry, Newark and Havre de Grace, ll:lo a-nl $40
pm and LOCO pa daily.
From Whining aud intermediate points north a
Baltimore. ll:l5 am
from Annapolis $50 and 1 80 and 5:2o pm
sunday, 1850 "a M. $50 pm.
FROM Harper Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 D.
IN. dai, except SUNDAY.
From Fredenck ana intermediate points. s.25 a m.
and d Id y m. daily except sunday.
lralIs leave Baltimore for Washington at BIO
$50. l:o0. 800 300 aud 1880 m l2:l s. $50 3 q
40, D o:'Su 49, - and llDo pm: on sunday
600. 1:35, y and go pm
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except l:Z5. 3:l5 and b:4o pm.
FOR urther formation apply at the baltimore and
ONO Ticket ohhoe. Washington station; 6le 1891
ft'nts.lNanla avenue. corner l4th street where
orders Will De taken for baggage check ed and
received at any point In the city.
Ii. DURHAM, X IoRD
Ten Manager. Baltimore TseooI q II
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/ CANE On THE
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Is the exclamation of many people that come to
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The first time What does this denotee It satisfies us
that fixed rule, to sell clothing of a high grade
only, and prices 80 per under Others
approval of WashingtOns people.
The following are of the latest bargains received:
A good strong Overcoat at So worth $3.50.
An all wool Overcoat al $3.50, worth $1,000
equal To the best merchant aiors work, at S2o
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full line OF light and heavy weight OvercOats be-
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A complete line of Business and Dress Suits from
Albert Suits Best materials best WORK manship and
lowest prices ever seen in Washington.
FOR BOYS IL
Good Suits at 50. as. worth S4
Better suits at $50. worth So.
Best Corduroy suits al "A. sell elsewhere at SO.
splendid line OF hne Cashmere, TricoL Wide Vale
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overcoats from $500 to $40. Best ofbargains
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Good Suits at $3.50, worth So
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a inil line oi line Cashmere. Corkscrew Trcot and
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overcoais In iuil line from $500 10 SIS.
Acomplete line for Men, Youths Rows and Chill
dren at prices lower than ever before.
Our motto: No trouble to show goods at
OAK HALL
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NEW Books

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Memoirs and Letters of Dolly Madison.
TRANSACTIONS and Changes the society of Friends
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politicians Daughter (Hamu)
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- o N X E N NESS
OR THE LIQUOR HABIT POSITIVELY
CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR.
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC
can be given in cup of coffee or tea without the
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
I" ROADCo

Schedule In effect August l. 1856
Trains will leave from and arrive at H. a p statiou
9th and Il stS follows:
Leave ashington S:l0 m. daily except Sunday
and 4:4o p m daily. arriving at Round Hill Ii ~ a
IN anu s:lS pm Returning trains leave Round lin
al 6os a m daily aud at 3l5 D. m. daily except sun
day arriving al Washington $40 an and 5:sS pm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates 1000
mile tickets S25
r. BELL.
aulo Superintendent
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CHEAp Books. CHEAp PAPER.

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neatly bound In cloth gilt. 3 kinds. only SIC each
Writing paper and envelopes. "a sheets of paper and
envelopes To match, only lUc a box.
The Cheapest Albums in the city.
Receiving goods daily at
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No Sol fennsylvania avenue noFsu~
Money Loaned on Gold and silver wetcn.r oois
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81 silver Bought
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Miss j uL1Er CoRsoN SAYs
In an article entitled Family Living ON $500 Year,
Fuel for a cooking stove and two other fires and
lights would cost about IS per MONTH provided COKE
were used in Cities" &c.
WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO
ANY PART OF WASHINGTON
OR GEORGETOWN
40 Bushels for $50
rs Bushels for So So
COKE NOT CRUSHED
40 Bushels for $500
% Bushels for $500
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY
tab All and Alb 10th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-28

RUSSIANS DANGER AT VARSA-The
vienna POttteot Correspondence has received 4.
Telegram from Odessa which says that the Rus
slan CONSUL at Narna has asked for the dispatch
OF Russian war snip 10 that place To protect
the consulate and Russian residents from the
violence OF the popaiace.