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The Washington critic., 1886-09-11
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
KIM ER6ARTEN NORMAL INSTITUTE.
The National kindergarten and Primary
School reopen3 September 20, In spacious,
elegant rarlors, n @ corner of Mass. ave and
10th st. Mrs Louise Pollock will be happy
to receive parents and friends of pupils on
or after Monday, Sept. 10. Ladies who desire
TO enter the teachers class, commencing Octo-
Der /, should enter their names at once.
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TO.MORROW.
THoMAs BOWLING, Auct.oneer.


vALLgAR5E IMPROVED PROPERLY, SO aoe
TO CLOSE An ESTATE. AT AuCTIoN
On sss >, oR
the premises. shall sell sub-iot l. in square No ~
SSa mp By comfortable Frame Dwelling Lot
This property is in one of the most rapidly improv
Ing seeions in South Washington. and parties Inter
esled should be present
sels-ddds THOMAS BOWLING. Auct.
{ ,HBANGERY SALE OF yALyABLE UNIM;
CORNER OF TH1RD AND sTRKETs SOUTH:
By Xirtne of dac-e. y, tho s,,,rsr,. corr+ ,f>~
the District Of Columbia. passed the I'd day ofx
August. 1855. in the Equity Cause OF Thomas g.
Docket %. shall sell Ut public auction In front OF
the premises to the highest bidder on THURSDAY.
4. u. 1856. at HALF-PasT FIVE O'CLOCK r N.
the following described real estate witt All of lots
faa IL
to), In square numbered seven hundred and Ninety
2ss Of The ae Of the Office or the
District of Columbia
of the purchase money to be paid in cash Of which
500 on each lot must be paid SALE and the bal
the purchaser. bearing date on the day sale, and
pay aoe respectively one and Two years after date ~
paid the SIX per centum per annum interest
pa able semiannually must be given Said notes to
properly sold accordns to the direction Of he
or the whole purchase money may. at the option Of
Be Complied with w enf ssn dsys rom the
day OF SAFE the Trustee the right to resell
purchaser after like advertisement in The Evening
star and on the same In case of the first sale
A @ OF and recording and ex
sale. JOHN RfDouT. frnstee' ~
" No. 472 Louisiana avenue
DCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers sel1-d&da
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N R RlED.

DE BILLIER-NEMEGYEI. AZ Irondale W. Va
on Thursday. the 10Th of September. 1855, by the
Rev James A. Harold rector of Holy Cross church.
Washington, ID. q, HENRY DE BILLIER OF New
York, aud ADERLA1D DE ANA M1kLOS, daughter Of
Felix de Nemegyei. Of New York.
MOoRE-BUCkHoLTA september goth. ls8a at
81; Patricks church. by the Rev. Father Waiter.
ELLIS i. MOORE aud HENRIETTA Il. BUCK
HoLIZ tRockvilie and Cumberland papers please
copy
s. w. Haddswsy T. O. WATERS 70 anna sfssON.
Of this city. .
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DIED.

minutes Of i've a m. JOHN h CLABAuGH. in his
Funersl from Oak Hn Chapel on FrnAy. oath In
slant, al four o'clock .. u
2oIn; lsse ~ $50 Pm , AsR Ia p HILL the
Funeral Y VIII tsae place THURSDAY a. one O'clock
from the Zion Wesley church, ~ street southwest
1855: a. s:lo an. Mrs. ALICE v. KING. wife Ut
Funeral from st. Peters church Friday, sep,em.
Der 2Ath. at 10 am. Requiem mass. 3s
oaoeE p@ THss{ a sss nss
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter. nr.
instant at O'clock pm Friends are respectfully In
at $50 pm. JAMES EDwARD LEE MArTINGLY.
LOUNGES Child q thas W. and RsSeccs Z Va Hsi:
Allowed one from our home is gone;
"A voice we loved Is slili:
Aplace Is vacant In our home
That never can be hlled
Funers from parents residence, 1862 Valley street.
as. keiaiyes and friends invited 70 attend. Inter
ment a Oak Hin cemetery. baltimore papers plesss
copyJ
McCoMR On the morning Of September 2lst,
1856. DAVID AcCoMB, I'm the eighty second year OK
Funeral from his late residence. No. l27 street
northeast Thursday, 23d instant al four clock M
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 20 AZ
tend 2s
MCMAHON. On wednesday. September ~. 1885.
ANNIE infant daughter of John j. and Annie Mo-
Mahon. after short illness. aged three mouths and
Funeral from the residence OF her grandmother No.
lO23 Twenty sixth street northwest, ON Thursday.
September z3d, at two O'Clock p. m.
.G5si ~ 1855 Tie oMS "a ss
Rose A. and the late Daniel oLeary. eyed "a ysan
May he rest In peace.
His ripening reason. soon proclaimed his youth.
Sed ie pnlS o b.sssd enG %
j.. A bright example 70 the rising race 90.
l:So am. ELIZA, beloved vile Of John L os6ora
The storm OF Affection is Ger;
Thestruggie Is ended At last,
And sorrow and death are no more.
suffering and pain ss T.h he, are Ger Ss,n,
Funeral viii take place at O'Clock from her late
residence sS2 strest sDu.Lwsss on ahursdsy SEP
PARKER. The funeral Of the late CHARLES T.
SSth: 1888. O'clock aged 2s yssia month. and
e. church, y street southwest, between Third and
SSSr ss VI. &
Sy Rev. EoSsst z, Dyson: ps:so. Of ths z.on n
%snS ends Nes nssd %
ns sux saa .s ds 6: 4 .n. a
Ssasvoi:"s H ,ts sii !: = :sssodssos
Phyu,cians were in ya,n;
And lfeed him from pain.
SAMPSON. Departed this Life, September 22d.
/ $50, I'VE an, JOHN w. SAMPSON, aGed thirty
ave
Funeral win take place from his srothsrs rsdds9ce
as p On 9 s:s
,oss s:'sv.i s.'sssa & s.a :' ss
VIII e: piece so% n: a:usnsssn: , s::
oath instant Il IL en-. Friends and relatives ere In
vitea % attend
May he rest In peace Amen, -
THOMPSON. On Tuesday. September ~. 1855. aS
$40 pm. GEORGE W. TH04PoON, In the seventy.
FSnsrii wi take place nom his late residenoe, Ne
O. = pm.
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se21-d&ds WILLIAM ODONNELL, 1fusteea
TTlHOS. E. WAGGAMAN Real Estate Auctioneer
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED BY TWO
ST0RY BRICK HOUSE, No 80 q STREET

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF LOT. IMPROVED BIZ TWO
STORY BRICK HOUSE, No 80 q STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF deed Of trust, duly recorded in go
Liber No 1.l19, folio 1876. ct seq. of the land
records OF the District of Columbia and at the ~:
lic auction ia mont OF the premises. THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER TH1RTIETH csEXT, at FIVE
O'CLOCK PM, Lot 49, in J. c. McGulre's recorded
subdivision Of square 624. with the improvements
Terms One-thfd cash; balance in three equal in
stalments in six, twelve and eighteen months for
which notes OF bearing Interest from day
sale and secured by deed Ut property will
be taken deposit Of $50 will be required at time Of
SALE and Al conveyancing and recording will be at
purchaser ecost Terms must be compiled with In ten
DAYS from day Of sale property win be resold ct
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
3 TM9s W F. p MHEAtGgSSaMAS' Trustees,
THOS 4. WAGGAMAN, Auct se2Od&ds
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Ts|6glaIls 70 The Star.


The Inside History Of the Failure 70
Nominate Jadge Peckham.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR
ALBANY, N. Y, Sept 22.-The failure of the
democratic state committee to nominate Judge
Peckham yesterday was the result Of an in
trigue which goes deep into the democratic
politics of the state. Although the vote in COM
mittee on postponement was q tie yesterday,
there is no question that Judge Peckham
will be nominated at the adjourned meeting
OF the committee on September 2oth. Judge
Peckham has always been one Of the ablsst
Tilden leaders in the state, and Is . man OF ag-
Of the court Of appesis, before ores going upon the
bench, was the recognized head of the rural
Iammany element In the state, and was always
Judge Peckhsm In conventions. Judge Peck
nam was candidate for the nomination which
was bestowed four years ago upon Judge Knger
this year Judge Peckham began to re-
ceive pledges OF the democratic state
upon Judge Ruger set in motion the scheme
tor the non-parttsan nomination OF Mr.. Esek
CoWen, In order to thwart Judge Peckham' s
nounced a democrat to receive republican In
9orsement. In the committee meeting on
Tuesday the Tammany members followed
Judge Ruger as a means Of heading Oh Peck
mans nomtuation. The temporary success OF
Judse W WAS . due 70 the active Efforts OF
agent, who directed the canvass against Peck
nam. Inc chief significance of the meeting OF
tne committee lies in the tact that for the first
Time II dlscloses Gov. Hill in full accord with
Iammany hall and acting against the Tflden
organization, with which he has always been
identlned, upon distinctively Tiden
and anu-Tilden issue. Even with Gov
ernor Hilrs aid, the Tammany men
were enabled only to postpone the nomination
OF Peckham. The precise nature of the issue
was not fully understood by several
committeeman, who now state that they
will vote tor Peckham at the New York meet
ing. II at that meeting the union
between Tammany and Gov. Hills personal
friends on the committee shall still be MAIN
tanned, it can be construed only rs meaning
that Gov. Hill has decided to break with the
ole 11Iden organization, which is now for Cleve-
land, and to travel Lis own way independent
of the national administration
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CHOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
An EARrHouAKE p nrn1crEp.
There will be o rush Of men, women and children
streaming to and fro, at the
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nor

1uefe Will De . ruS0 Oh ue0, women and Children
streaming to and fro, al the
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
91S Seventh Street Northwest.
10 escape the caismitous prices elsewhere
We manufacture CLOAKS, NEWMARKETs,
SHORT WRAPS, COATS, DRESSES and UNDER.
WEAR, for Ladies' Misses and Children. out OF the
best material with skilled workmanship. ut prices
never before thought Of guarantee 70 suit and 81
the most fas;dious and save M least ~ Der
on every purchase In this department.
Notice few of our opeciAlsies:
Ladies' Wrappers, nom 66c. up.
Skirts and DAsques, from sec up,
WOrsted Dresses from 81. OO up.
Silk Dl esses from $500 up
Our stock Of Childrens school Dresses b now COM
plete, and can furnish sou with beautiful Dresses
In WOrsted, Bingham and Calico, from I6c I'M
Chemise, best muslin, from 22c up
Child : Drawers loo. up.
Child's Mother Hubbard Aprons, nom 1Sc. M
Infknts' lips, from CSC up.
Nursery Aprons, Tucked and Laos. from Ice up
Best Bingham Aprons from lac. up
Gents Drawers, Heavy Canton, nom 22c mp.
We can sell you Newmarket for $500 which you
cannot duplicate tor lees than 90 elsewhere.
dresses made to order from d up. at one days
ttca.
special Drives in Flannsls. Blankets, Comforts ana
all kind Dress GoodA
saiesToom and Factory for Rsady-made Wear OH
Second Floor. 0lS It'll n NV. ss161m
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURr-Judge james
Yesterday, Ennels agt. johnson; J. III. Smith
appointed guardian ad litem. Collins agt Cross:
JOS. Shillington do. Wallace agt. Profit; time
to take testimony limited. Bradley agt Nelson;
commission to get answer ordered.
POLICE COURT-yud0e Shell
To-day, Robert Temple, colored, assault: IS
or Is days. John Tinney, colored, assault two
cases.; 80 or 30 days Charles johnson, lar.
ceny; 60 days. Jennie Taylor assault; IS or Is
days. Georgeanna Archer, loud and boisterous;
rs or Is days. Daniel Long, profanity; 30.
Thomas II. Smith, selling ON Sunday; collateral
forfeited. j. II. Sullivan, indecent exposure:
collateral forfeited.
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NEW YORK, Sept22. "A man and a woman,
at Schicks hotel, SI6 18th avenue, and regis
tered simply as "Riley and WIFE," This morn
Ing smell of gas was noticed coming from
their room, and the door was broken open. The
gas was turned on tull, but not burning, and had
apparently been blown out. The couple lay in
bed, the man dead, and the woman uncon-
scious On the dead mans left arm was tattooed
the name of Dick Sheehan
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The Sovereign Grand Lodge.

BosToN, Sept. 22.-The Sovereign Grand
Lodge, l. o. o. F., was called TO order by Dep
uty Grand Sire White this morning. Represen-
tative Carlin, OF Illinois, presented q protest
from Excelsior canton, OF Chicago, against the
postponing the drill which was to have taken
place to-day, demanding that the drill proceed,
and II no other canton appeared for drill that
the first prize be accorded to Excelsior canton
Ruled out on point Of order.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAI. E<TATE

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE
BY virtue Of decre0s OF the Supreme Court Of 60
the District OF Columbia, entered on the 18th III
day OF February, 1855, and September 1lth. ~
1855, In EQUITY Cause No. 074O, wherein William d.
serrtn u complainant. and Mary l. Fowler ct a. are
defendants the undersigned trustees named In said
decrees vii, q FOUR O'CLOCK p n, MONDAY,
6EP TEMBER TWENTYSEVENTH. 1885, sell at
public auction, In front Of the premises. part OF
lot numbered twenty. three (28l. In square num-
bered one hundred and one QOl). begin
ming on the line Of north I street. At the
the line Ct lots three 23, and twentyfur cd
Inches public alley then with the line OF said alley
southwest to point OF sasd line nom which line
due north would intersect the line Of north
twenty TO oet) 1ees nine % inches nom the begin
ming, thence due north to sthe line Of north street
thence eee with the line Of north twenty Gao
feO feet nine tnches) inches to the point Of BEGIN
ming the same being improved 81 brick house. No
Terms OF sAle q prescribed BY DEGREES: one third
OF the purchase money 70 b paid In cash. and tho bal
Ance payable IN one and two years nom day Of sale.
with interest," the deferred payments BE- secured to
the trustees BY rood and sucieut deed Of trust
the property 20 sod of al cash. at the option Of the
purchaser: deposit Of 800 will be required on the
day OF sale BY the purchaser thereof Terms 70 b
complied with wlntn ten 0Ays, or property may b
sold q fsk q dsfanltng purshasG Al conveyaacing
HENRY \. ELLIorT.
eos 9Th etreee = ". lrSuse...
ANs0N 8. TAYLOR.
se16d4ds 122A Glgooe nv.
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se2Od&ds
THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No

STORY FRAME DWELLING, SITUATE No
I'll TH1kTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST.
2d. A. D. 1850 and duly recorded in hber No. ;s
$50. at folio 132. OF the land records Of the Dis
thereby secured. we viii sell, at public auction In
front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, THE 1HIR
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described real estate
suate In the city Of Washington in the District of Co
lumbia to wit: Original Lot numbered thirty, 3U) In
square numbered ten hundred and twenty. Q.02Oj q
Terms: One-third cash: balance in six, twelve and
Eighteen months with interest at per cent per an
all cash. at option Of purchaser Terms be compiled
with IN ten days or properly viii be sold at risk and
ment I'm the Evening Star 500 deposit required 81
time q SALE Conveyancing, recording. &c. at pur.
seIbdSds Join ii PEAKE. Trustees
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BALTIMORE. Mn. September 22.-virxtnls sxes,
consolidated. with coupon, 81; pass-due coupons 67ln
do new shreeA 019e do ten-Gofttes. AOAa: Norm caro-
lima eixes, old. 1261A bid to-day.
RALTIh0RE Mo- september 22.cotaon quiet
middiing 0ie9A Flour steady and demand mod
srate.hoy.5d stssst and Esstern supsr; 2.x6a2. %
upper 35s2 90; Do extra 00sS 20; Do. Rio brands
Paient. $50 whsas-so1thsrn arm. with good
s5ss7 DO . ssneSs Sesss Ns ys.ssrn winter red
Decem6ss: s7sS5as CSrn-southssn steady and CUTE!
sonthsrn ys,aos. ela5S; wssssrn mixed. spot, 46ls
rev Or old; 4s,ssz7; stss@ss. ss1 I'D: Osss arm
Sh,s s $3.50 a. wSssfn niFsd sosss: fsaasyiv.nis
prime @ choice sas, .s.sssn. io0usleSOc Froyisons
nail nsess.snosld.. end slsaf 10 sldss. Pscksd
h.@: issslA ILzs.s.,..sAned. 1ass:s 6isSsr.
!s s rsEclss cCa:s gysi
snsss 80: 10y snS Ssass.A 500 g eoR1ss rsanso
favssPoo. - Per sss e sssSdy and euiss-oosaon
s2s sa1.:,s . s 10 Ssshsas sesS. q sSo
ehip@:nss- aoSs s47 sa.csae vhsaE 206l0UO ba.hsla
corn. $4,000 bUsha1A
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NUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
THE CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY,
BEING PART OF LOT SIXTEEN, IN SQUARE
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-SIX STU
ATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF STREET
AND VIRGINIA AVENUE, FRONTING On
THE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS A d
WITHIN A HUNDRED FEET AND IN PLAIN
VIEW OF THE SMITHSONIAN GROUNDS
1THAS ABOUT THkEETHOUSANDF FEET OF
PARKING AND Is ONLY HALF A SQUARE
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court ofA>e
the District OF Columbia. sitting in equity, passed
in cause wherein Martha r. Anderson is conn.,
plainant and Philip T Ferris ct al. defendants. No.
9672, SHALL on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. OCTO.
Der SECOND, 1885, at HALf-PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK. on the premises. sell the following de-
scrbed real estate situated in said District wit
northwest corner Of lot numbered II and running
thence sOuthwardy SO feet inches 3O-foot alley:
thence westwardly 30 feet: thence northwarlly s.
feet to Virginia avenue, and thence eastwardy with
Virginia avenue 81 feet q inches to place of begin
ming containing 1865 square feet Of ground more
less
Terms of sale: One-third cash. the balance in two
equal instruments In Elk and II months from day Of
sale. with SIX per cent interest," the cash payment
be made within five days after the day of which
which deposit Of 500 shall be made q: tue time of
sale, or all lash. 1T option Of purchaser. Decree OF
court authorizes trustee to sell property whole or
In separate lots Purchaser to defray Of convey
ancing Ii terms OF sale are not compiled with within
five days after the day Of sale the reserves the
right 10 resell the property at the risk and the
defaulting purchaser or purchasers
se20-d&ds Room "a, Pacific Building
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NV. AND Sc
1o0 L av 40 nh

~ W. -" II ~.L--
$50 Nj. av. Sc, bh-,
frs-------.---.-.------ -O,CNO
325 TO 333 c 81. Sc,
bh., MI, Sr..-.........4. 600
'515 llth Sc FIJI, $500
219 10Th Sc. T. b. ,lOr2. 500
.6l2 Il 81. Sc, fh or 1000
9U9 gil ISe. ,fh. ST., 900
l4lI samson ST., n.
W. fh-, 6r..-..-..-...-..1,1OO
'61o&6lS Marion al,
NV. f.n., 4r...........1. 800
1916 ID R.w., f. b. ,6r...I,5 500
d y 81. NV, fh-. 5r...l, 500
319 llIh seth. 6r-l, 500
IFS SIh NV. f. h ,6rl 500
l4l2 samson 81. n
W. fh-. 1r..-.....1,5 500
14l42 Samson St
NV, FIJI, 6r-........-1.5OO
1430 Samson ST n.
", Eh.. 6r............1,5OO
l313 10Th. Sc, f.h- ,6r1, 400
portion of property on nv
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L OK ~ALE-N.W.

L Or ~ALE-N.W.
II 1lp q St.. bh- .6rS3.50O
15lO 10Th. I H., 6r.---3,5 500
3SeSsO3534 Z. f. h., orb, 500
9ly B'dy ST & 2122
9Th s.. FIJI, 6r---3,130
1634-io44 sth.th,5r3. 900
13I-l33 Pierce Pl.,
tn. So .----..-.---3.o0 600
2iSX-l5 l., bh-. or-3, 200
2lOD VI ay-. bb.. 6r-3 900
12l9IZ22 Madison
ST.. f.l. 4r-...----..---.2 SOC
col & 453 Ridge So.
fh. ST., .--.---..2,5OO
l.43&I-I5 18th ST.,
bh-. nh, tSr..--...---..2 500
llC9 ssith ST., fl, orr. 600
l1-s,cI129 + tn, 6r2 0JO
ST. Attn 81. II. or--2,UUO
i24 & 40 U ST. alley
In 4r----..---.---...-.--.l, 500
e6Uo q ST.. In, Ill 500
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General FOREIGN News.
GLADSTONE RETURNS TO HAwARDEN
LONDON, Sept. 22-Mr. Gladstone and his
daughter returned TO Hawarden to-day.
TO BUILD RAILWAYS IN AsIATIC TURKEY,
PARIS, Sept. pa syndicate of Paris and
Berlin bankers has subscribed 600, 600 900
francs to carry out q scheme, sanctioned by the
Black sea with the Persian gulf under the
direction of the Austrian Engineer Pressai.
4 PARNELLITE TO RETIRE.
BERLIN, Sept. 22-Edmund Leamy (Par.
nellite) member OF parliament for northeast
ern Cork, has announced that he will resign
his seat and devote himself TO the practice OF
law.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

CHOW CASES. FIXTURES, COUNTERS WITH
- DRAWERS, AND BALANCE OE STOCK Al
l347 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH.
west. CoNsIsTING OF GUNS CQTLskEn,
RAZORS, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C, WILL
BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
Sale commences FRIDAY EvHNfNO, SEPFEM.
Der SEVENTEENTH, At SEVEN p. NJ. ana WI
continue every evening until all are sold.
October LIST. owner goes exclusively into the manu-
sel5-3m FOLEY, Aucsionees
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IA L I
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
LAKE. LEAVE AT 500 Pm.
FIRsT-CLASS FARE, So ROUND-1RIP. s.
Round-trip Ticket Good on Either Boat
Steamer Leary from eth street wharf MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
Steamer Lake nom 9th street wharf TUESDAY.
Leary stops at Piney Po mt and COrnfeld Harbor
going and returning. Lake stops at Piney Point
Beach. Steamer Leary connects q, Norfolk with Bos-
ton and Providence Steamers Both steamers connect
minion Line tor New York and ali railroad lines
secure rooms and tickets NJ the B. and o. offces
1851 and SO Pennsylvania avenue and Knoxs Ex-
Press cog Pennsylyanis ave. where baggage may be
Their Information inquire At the Companys oficea
Telephone calls 81 and 745-3. Above schedule OF
rates goes Into effect Monday. 2Sth je25
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

lNOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON
Hondav. Wednesday and Friday, at T. M. as far as
Nomini Ferry and Leonardtown and all intermediate
landings. On Friday extends her trip to Lewis and
Barnes wharves, Coan River, kinsaIe, Lodge Land
all landings every trip.
You can go TO any landing for IS cents Staterooms
SO cents. selk-Im
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The following changes nom yesterday's quotations
Of the Washington Stock Exchange noted to-day:
Y. s ~, 1891, coupon. lll& bid. ll2I. asked. t.
s. coupon i1 ia ias ssS s !. ss. =. reg.
lssf CON- Ii sake saSss ..Oes PEI ss Us
ssnsy: IN Did S9yssr fund. g. 1904. coin. Ilss
Columbia b H stock, 20 bid. WsshinSton Gas.
Nstropolitan ms. 90 bid, Medicinal Union Ina.
2O,a bid Arlington Ins, l60 bid. Potomac Ina, 81
bid Rings lns., 81 bid. 81 asksd. National Metro
poii..1 Bank ls7 ia ,,s f.smess and Mscl.nIes
1lOas bid. GreaI Fails lee l26 bid, 1l5 asked L. 5
Alecsrc Light 60ii asked Ma. sa1s Deposit Co. los
bid. w. L L, trsI mort bonds, GO bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-A lawyer to-day sent
communication to District Attorney MARITIME
stating that Banker" Foster, the swindler. had
used the name OF Alvin Hurbert, proprietor of
the Arundel house, Chicago, without the slight
est authority. Foster, according to Mr.. Hur-
peri, mad carried on swindling operations ia
Chicago and was arrested there for forging the
label OF standard ink. VIM. Elks, of OrWigs-
Durg, Pa, has also complaint TO make against
brooms by fraudulent representations in Jam
uary last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-22
SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1.

GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDERIES.
@oO pieces OF am burg and Swiss Embroideries and
fIouncings. 70 per cent less than importers prices
Hamburg, To inches wide Sc yd.
Hamburg. 3 to . inches wide &c yd.
hamburg and swiss Flouncings, lSc. TO $l.75 yd.
Satin tiooons, P1cot edge. No b, lOc No IL l2c yd
Ladies Chemse. good nuslin trimmed with Tor
chon Lace, 25c each.
oths Patent Double Bone Corsets al o.
Ihompsons Glove Fitting Corsets S5c
common sense 900 Bone Woven Corsets, $50.
Madame FhompsOn's Spinal Projecting Corset 76c
Adjustable Hip Corset 5Uc. pair w.
Ladies' Fram o made Lisie Thread Gloves / DC paiy
Ladies' Isle Thread Gloves, with fuu-fashioned
fingers Doc. pair.
Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves 25c patr
A.l->iIk Lace Mitts, &c, Doc and soc. pair
Pure silk Jersey Mitts. 49c.
Zine quelity BAibriggan Hose. 25c. worth soc pair
Ladies Chemisettes, from Sc to soc each
Beautiful and varied assortment Muslin and Creme
Lisse kuchng, lUc to 15c. yd ~
Lotta. Bonton, Fedora Patti Woven Wire and
Alaska Down Bustles
Large and fine assortment OF Ladies' Dress Buttons
One unbroken Case of Ladies' Vests and Pants car
rlei over from last winter, SOC each Good value
al present prices fox CSC.