Evening star., 1886-08-28
Condensed Locals.


The Mascot club has elected the following Of
feers: Mr.. c. E Brainard, PRESIDENT; Miss Eva
DeNlin, vice president; Mr. Theo. Duvall, treas
urer; Miss Marion Wilton, secretary.
Dr. Price has extracted the bullet from the
shoulder of Clark, the car driver, who was shot
by IA highwayman Saturday night.
Mrs. F. r. Smith, 121 ID street, reports stolen
from her washerwoman seersueker dress
valued at So. Margaret f Morgan, sos ID
street southeast, reports stolen from her one
dozen chickens.
Persons leaving the city can have THE STAR
mailed To them tor any length of time, and the
address changed often desired. The sub
scripiion must be invariably paid in advance.
Mr. SMITHS SBoEs.-Thursday afternoon
We'll dressed white man entered EdMenstOn
anu Cos shoe store. 943 Pennsylvania avenue
and made u purchase of two pairs OF shoes
worth SIS, which he ordered To be sent TO
Wizards hotel, where. he said. they would be
paid Tor. Ike gave his naI:;e as Smith. a few
hotel with the shoes, and MIR smith" was wait
ing "a the door. He took the shoes from the
messenger and sent him in the hotel with
another package. Whenihe messenger returned
he could neither ind Nh smith or the shoes.
LUR,Y CAvERSs.-Another of those delight
fui August excursions to the wonderful cayerns
oi Lurav will take place on SUNDAY next
August 20. and will be in all respects like the
OtherS-nrst-cias> and truly enjoyable. The
popular verdict of these excursions is that they
are the best ever organized, and surely the Sc
lect parties that go sunday is q true en-
uorsefnent oi this fact. The fare of only 50. 80.
which includes admission to the caverns and
Reserved seat in cars. Is very insignificant
sum when the beauties OF the cayerns and
scenery en- route Is taken into consideration
ana there Is no excursion from this or any
other city in which the participant so HEARTILY
enjoyed The wonders OF the caverns are num-
eroUS and the brilliant rays of the electric light
brings out their beauties until the beholder is
amazed at tie wonderful works OF nature The
natural formations cannot be described and an
idea can only be formed by a visit.
The fare is $3.50. which includes admission
10 caYernS and reserved seat on ears. Renem-
Der. train leaves at $50 a. III. sharp on SUNDAY
August 2S.-idu-
Rock ENoS SPRINGS will keep open during
The month OF September. Many of the guests
now there will remain until October.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT TRADE-MARK SrrT
WoN.-London, England, August % 1885
Especial by cabie). In the chancery division of
the high court of justice, London, Vice-C,han-
celiOr Bacon has given his decision in favor of
The Charles A. Nogeler company, of Baltimore,
Maryland, In the action brought by that hous Sc
against H. Churchill & Co., of Brisbane . ueens-
I'nd. The case, which has been in progress
here since September, 1854, grew out OF an at
tempt of Churchill & Company to register a
trademark containing the words 81. Patrcks
Oil In connection with a medicinal prepara-
ton. This was promptly opposed by the Voye-
Ter company, who while admitting that the
term and device which were sought TO be regis
tered by the Australian firm were in no respect
Identical 10 the welknown ST. Jacobs Oil trade
marks, contended however, that sufficient SINH
larity existed between the term -. Patricks ap-
piled by Churchill & Co. and st. Jacobs as used
bS the ' NogeIer Co. 10 cause confusion In the
minus Oh the puDllc and lead 10 purchasers
being deceived In support of this position
they submitted an overwhelming amount OF
evidence from English American and Austria
ian sources with the result stated Under the
decision OF the court, Churchill & Co cannot
register their mark and must pay costs Of the
case This i the second trademark suit won
BY the Nogeier Company ia England within
three years
FINE FCRNITURE.-Thos. Bowling will sell
on Monday. at 10 am, at so4 10Th street
northwest, au elegant collection of household
furniture as will be seen by the terms of the
ADVERTISEMENT elsewhere.
The MERCHANTS have rendered the Washing.
Ton Light Infantry Corps Invitation TO ac
company them their excursion to Pfnev
Point on Saturday. September 4, 1856.
SELECT EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY AND AT
IASTIC CIrI.-ADothers selec; excursion 10 Cane
May and Atlantic City will leave washiupton
and baltimore To night. Both of these popula,
watering places are now enjoying the heyday
OF their summer prosperity, and those W no par
tleipate In this excursion will lind the seashore
more enjoyable, IL possible, than at any time
during the season. An additional attraction al
Atlantic City Is the presence OF the washington
Light Infantry corps, which is now In its sum-
nler camp at that point to remain until Mon
day. 3Oth inst. The numbe- Of tickets to be sold
VIII De limited to 1 ,OUO Excursion tickets tor
his excursion VIII be sold as usual, az So This
train which runs through 10 the shore Without
chsnge of cars leaves Baltimore and Potomac
s.auoh, washington, 10 pm, Union station
baltimore, ll:3o p.m--Adrt.