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Carroll Institute.

THE NEW OFFICERS ELECTED AND REPORTS
RECEIVED AT THE ANNUAL MEETING.
The Carroll Institute last evening elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Hon.
orary president, Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop
of Bai timore; president, Edmond Maliet: first
vice president, Thomas j. Sullivan; second vice
president, George Bogus recording secretary,
Joseph e. Grove; corresponding secretary, An
drew j. Swartz; treasurer, Charles l.. Clarke;
librarian, iliiam Richards; assistant libra
ran, Denis Vi. Kennedy; editor, Charles NJ.
seaman; additional members OF the board Of
directors, Jonn Bingham, II. +. White, John A.
Watts, William IL. Manogue and Gregory l.
Ennis.
The annual report of the board of directors
was submitted, and showed the number of
members ON the roll OF the institute to he 277;
III these l13 are active members: So library
mem bers, OF whom Is are ladies, and 40 hon.
oraTy members. There were Us new members
elected. The Tree night school enrolled 90 boys
at the opening session, and the average attend
ance from October to May 81 was 33. The
treasurer's report showed Lie total receipts
during the year to tie 81, $50. TO- and the eX-
peuditures, S2,129, leaving balance OF
S.SSI I'D
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quality black DertyS, new, desirable shapes, at
SI.5O, S1.1o and So: so dozen soft knocka
bout hats at soc Aucrbaeh q Bro 623 Pa. ave.
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SPECIAL-Wm. Hahn & Co.'S Reliable Shoe
House Sl6 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania
avenue, will be closed from Friday, q p. H., To
Saturday, q pm.
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"a GOOD DERBY for 81. 30" Is what has long
been wanted. You can find them, correct in
style, at Francs, corner 1th and ID, the only
strictly one-price halter and furnisher in the city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

ITS SESSION AT THE CoNGRESS STREET CHURCH.
The semiannual convention of the n. p.
church, of the District OF Columbia and Vir-
sinia. which commenced its session Wednes-
day at Congress street church, West Wash.
ington. closes this evening. The discussions on
the different questions propOunded TO the con-
e>ting, and was participated in by the Revso
K iricn, Trout, Bates. Mills, Cox, Benson, and
also by Nessr-. Samuel X. Straitan Z. A. Bar.
ker, T.. c. Ford, w. F. Farr, f. c. Grumey, Jas.
X. Cation, esq, Mr.. Catheil, Davy, and Others
Tne music, under the direction of Mr.. j. Martin
Mcfarland and Miss Cathetl, Was especially
fine, and much credit is due the chairman OF
the convention, Dr. r. B. Ferguson, Oi East
Washington, for the excellent arrangements
made by him for the comfort and entertain-
ment of visitors. The next session of the
convention will probably be held at DR.. Mills
church. Oh 9th street northwest.
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OWING TO THE DEATH uf a child OF Mr.. g..
Lanspur.h OF the firm of ,nsburgh & Bro,
The store will be closet until Monday morning.
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John Cuipeper, an aged farmer, residing near
Norfolk. Was uOrripiy Ueaten ~ u coioreu mau
wnU cOuceaEed nlnlseit In Mr. Cuipeper's
liouse wI.n u view vi roooinY niiil.
al u cabinet council Ia 3laur1d yesterday
slaves In Gupa irOta Lue retuain0er OF their
LeYuls ol seEvituoe.
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" r AA1' hSSeuiusis.
At the Combination.
1241 and 1913 IL IN st. S. e.
Good things remarkably low.
All our fine Double Width Wool Dress Goods
short ends, continued from the opening. per
Heavy Medicated Fireman's Flannel. short
ends, 29c.
lo4 Pequnot Unbleached sheeting, short
Pride OF the West A Bleached Cotton. short
ends, Sc.
Amnskeog Dress Ginghams, short ends, 7a.c
Standard l'riats. short ends, 39sc.
20 styles 27-inch Jersey Flannel, per I'd. 44c
1o4 White Blankets. 99c.
ia Silver Gray Blankets, slightly imper-
ia German Blankets, s2.49.
1O4 White Wool B.ankets-every fibre wool,
ia While Wool Blankets-every fibre WOO,
ia White Wool Blankets-every fibre wool,
Bed Comforts full size. Acc.
bed Comforts, full size, 63c.
BED Com .ortS 1ull size, 73c.
Bed Comforts, full size, soc.
Bed Comforts full size, 99c.
A. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION.
1241 and 1243 11th st. S. e.
We shall be closed Tomorrow until 8 o'clock
p. m. Bear in mind and call at night
Ten Cents n Pair
for good quality no-scam Halt Hose, at n Reiz-
ensteins, 4oo and 4o7 7th ST. NV.
Hest qualify EStue Flannel Shirts at
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1
DR.. Lairitz' Psne Wool Underwear,
Hosiery, Bandages and Oils, are pronounced by
the ieading physicians of Europe the best
remedies for rheumatism.
AUERBACH & BRO, 623 Pa. ave., agents for the
Underwear.
E. p. MERIT. 18th and SIS NV, agent for the
BIndages, OILS, etc. 5&S
Autumn CrOcUs is not a patent medicine,
nor is 1t "cure ALL but is the prescription OF
well-Known New York physician, and l. a
certain cure tor all forms OF rheumatism and
Gout 81 per bottle. 4. ID. GILMAN's, 627 Ia. av.
jy2S-eO39
Pick wick Club Whisky is the hest
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LACE CURTAINS and blankets done up. Rea-
sonable prices and The best work. a. Fischer,
9u6 6 ST..
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THE PRIEST WHO KILLED BISHOP Father
Galeote, The pr.est VINO xilied .Mgr. lsquierdu
Disnop oi .aauriu, Oh faiin sunday, Ia revenge
ivr having Dseu siteuced AS priest, atLeinp .ed
durins The progress vi triat Ia 4aaurlu yes.
tsruay To read 20 the court u long Narrative oi
Als. grievances against Tue bishop. The priest
Was mucn excited. Tue court reused To per-
iiItL the reading, ana ordered the manuscript
" ne iett win tne Judge iOr tuftner cOna,uers-
ton. The pfosec,flton tneu ciOsto It's csee. Iue
ueisnso as>ed tof tue prisoner acQ uittai The
siouad tnAt ie was not rrspOusible lUr has ,ac-
.soiis wnen ne kt.iea LIE Oisuop. Tne court re-
served It's uecisiou.
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE
WASHINGTON. ID. c. Oct =, 1856.
Indications Tor 2l HgurS Commencing az 3 %. ~.
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GENrLEMENs tiArs.
OUR STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE
DRESS HATS. 80 s6 81 AND -
DERBY HATS. e. $3.50. s3. $3.50. 81 AND 60
ooIors-siack. Brown aDa oolusn bre'Sn-
YOUTHS HATS. 5oc. 75c. 81. si.z5. si-60
Agents Tor "YoCMANsf n Y. HATS
.kASX" y. Y. HAZE
UMB X h LAS.
OUR SILK UMBRELLA STICK Is selected Win
or. q. care COMPRISING cIoice Gold. SILVER Japanese
Lrpze LUCK morn Ebony Mountiiiss, adapted Eog
La Gentlemen.
imported Ella and worsted GLORIA CLOTH,
and 1aUtiAIk u. BssEI.i.As,
ALI AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRIcEa
B. n. sTINEAETZ & SON,
HATrEiis AND FURRTERs
se24-Sm 1927 Pennsylvania ave
DuNLAPs FrrrH AvExur
STYLE OF SILK AND IERBY HATa
FOR FALL AND WINTER
NOW READY.
wILLkTT a RuoFF.
Rstsers and Furriera
se3an eUo Pennsylvania A.
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BARGAINS IN CLOTHING a. NJ. kAUFMANS
Clothing Palace, corner Sih and / streets south
east.
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FARMvILLE LEITHIA WATER received yester-
day at Skaters, 1910 street.
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GRAND OPENING at the Clothing Palace. cor.
Sth and streets southeast, October 9th, 6 p. IN.
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TOMORROW is the last day of the Paiais Royal
'.openin :" souvenirs. Bargains unparalleled.
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For District OF Columbia anu N1rgInIa, Ialr
weather, nOrthcaseTiy winds oecprninS vari-
able, nearly stationary temperature
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CALL AND INSPECT the stock of clothing, &C..
at NJ. KAUFMAN's Clothing Palace, corner Sth
and streets southeast
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COOP FUR DERBYs. S1.5U; fine, 50; best
So so at A. T. Lewis, 49, 9Th ST.
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CITY ITEMS
Fine Haes NJ Popul.r pr,,

Fine HAtN az Popular Prices.
Broadway and 9th ave. silks" 81, So SO;
Full line soft Fur Hats, 81 so, 81, So. SO 70 80
Cloth. Cigarette. Corduroy & knock-auuuts, 81;
Full line "Resorte" anu Flat Bngns, 81. so up;
Boys Poios and Cloth Hats, %, 90, .5, 81;
h. c. LEWIS, Popular Que Price Halter anu
Outntter," $40 sth ST., below Mt. Vernon 50.
AirL0west price plain y marked in each hx:-
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Read the following list Of specialties at R.
Goldschmid's. S12-7th st. NV, for tomorrow
only: Extra large covered Chamber Pals, as
sorted colors, only 33c., worth 5Oc.; decorated
English China Chamber Sets, with plain white
bowl, only S1.97, worth 1928; tin Toilet Sets.
assorted coiOrs, pieces, only Sl.27, worth
S1.75; 1 Japanned Coal Hod, with Poker and
Shovel, only 32c.; large embro. dered School
Bags, only &c; 5.qt. Water Pats, only he; new
shape Of white English China Chamber Sets, 10
pieces, only 80. IL, worth SO; decorated English
CHINA Dinner SEES Square shape), only Sl2.10,
worth $40; odds and ends of decorated Fruit
Plates, only lie, worth from % to Soc; toilet
Soap, u large cakes for Doc; center Tables, only
&c.. worth from 81 TO 81. elegant hand
painted Tea Sets. has Al pieces, only $5.27,
worth So; real MaJolica Fruit SaucerS, only &c.,
regular price Doc; Call Bells, only 23c., worth
5Oc.; Swiss Carved Brackets. 2 for 15c.; Writing
Sets, only &C.; Stonebrakers' pure Machine Oil.
&c. per bottle, regular price, 1Oc.; Indian Glue,
3 bottles for 1Oc; handsome Gilt Frames, Sx1O.
complete, only 39c.; gilt side Brackets, with
mirror, only &c.; large Japanned Dust Pans
only &c; handsome French China Cuspadores,
han6-painted, only 59c., worth 81; crystal
glass Cups and Saucers, only &C.; uickel-pated
CuspadOres, only ABE, worth soc; handsome
cut-giass Preserve Dishes, only L., 2l and 24c.,
worth 25, 80 and Soc. The balance OF our
stock of Baby Carriages, Refrigerators, Ice
CHESTS and Iraveln,, trunks will be sold be.
low manufacturers cost
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Boys Polos only 10 cts, at H. Reizenstein's,
4O5 and 4O7 stn ST. NV.
We Reopen Saturday Evening at g
with following special bargains:
Gents Veal calf Solid Button, SIPS.
Gents S2.0U fine Calf II. OF l.. ,oeS.
Gents 500 Reliable Call Button aud Laced.
Ladies' Sl.2o ,love-top stylish kiu Button,
solid and cheap at S1.s5.
Ladies' $3.50 nexiule Kid and Goat Button,
Box or Common Sense, ANY width.
Ladies' $500 ciegant KID, Goat and Kanga.
roo top Button Boots.
Misses Lou kid and Pebble, heel or Spring
hee. Button.
Misses T5c. serviceable School Shoes
Youths soc. Neai Cali Button.
Boys $l.VU Veal CAT hook balls.
Hahn's famous S1.OO and Sl.25 Red Label
School Shoes Tor Boys ana Girls.
Immense Stock OF Fiue Boots and Shoes.
MN. HAHN d Co.,
SIG 7th st. aud 1922 ia. ave.
Good Quality SuspenderS,
only 10 cts, at II. Reizenstein's, 4O5 and 4u7
TIN st. NV.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

GENUINE Brazilian pebble spectacles, Hem.
DlSr'S
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To ATTEND THE BARrHOLDI STATUE CERE-
AoNIEo.-At meeting Oh the Union Veteran
Corps GOA Gue.fu1 last evening IL Was deciued
10 50 10 New IL rk III body October 70 to at
tend the bartuolui statue dedication, prUviued
Suitable arrangements Tor transportation can
Ue MADE. Cuaries Euert Was e,ecLed cuief Ui
stall, Vice >. T.. Tnuma,On, dismissed, aud w.
Is. PoIneroy AS COIN Inssary, vice Fitch, resigned.
FORMING AN IRISH-AMERICAN CLUB.-A
m.e,InS OF observation-disclosures Was held last even
Ing at W IIiiirds >, response a Gail iroln Col.
Jonn ". deaIy, The superintendent OF the iOiu-
ing room vi Inc House of Representatives, ior
Tue purpose Oh forming an lrIsu-American cIuU
OF the District. Inc names Of LwenLy-seven
Sentlenien were obtained charter nemuers,
tiIIu Co., heaiy, john ii. Rogers, Wili.In r.
hudson, anu Paul Il. Finn were appointed u
committee Lo draft plan OF OrganiZa and
report J. future uleeling.
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Oaly Sl2

Elegant Line Soft and Stiff Hats q
Auerbacn's Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and II. 1
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The Is. AND y. SOUTHERN ROCTE.-A dis
patch from BAitiinore says: 1t Is pretty well
understood III rai.ro.d circles that President
6arrett, wniie IN Europe, perfected arrange
nenLS ior securing tne iunds necess lry for ex-
tending The SueuUnu Valley rs.iirOau south
W fenss.coiis, Fla, alu that the WORK Is to
be begun Within tnifty days. The rou.e Is said
70 De over Tie Oiu line ulrect Into s,uleM, ~,
VIA Duc.,an.,l, thence sou.n " tue famous
Cranberry iron mines OF No.th Caroline, Bir-
minyusin, Ala., Dalton, da., a.id " reusacuia.
Tue OuJect 10 W get all open and direct rVuIe 10
tue Guii VI Mexico wnlcu is nov blocked 10
Lne B.sit,mofe anu OHIO by tue Ricnuiond aud
Dauviiie ~ noicate. The new .ine i, W De com.
pseLeu lnsiue III two years, and is u have all
lne IRON trssfnc OF Birnilns nam, Ala, north TO
The eastern inarxet. which trade alone VIII be
a large ASeuxr 10 lue line.
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for good Wheeler Wilson No. 8 Sewing Ma
chine, side drawer and leaf. all attachments
war; anted, at Union Manufacturing Company
GOA 9th st. NV.
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Save From 25 to 80 Per Cent.
Buy your Hats at II. Reizensteins, 405 and
4O7 7th st. NV.
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At the Combination.

The OriOic, $40 eth St. will be closed unit
6 p. IN. Saturday.
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SEE our $3.50 trousers, al Geo. sDransy's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

GARrRELL, SIS 18th. repairs latrobes, furnaces
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WORK OF THE GRAM JURY.-The grand jury
to-day reported TO the Criminal Court InuicI-
nIenIS against Vincent j. Battle, larceny OF a
watch, ana George hawhius, nou,ebreaKing in
tue n!Snt. lucy also ignored the indictments
agaIns, Samuel Gassenleiiner, iOr ms,EsIsuyu-
ter, and Albert ii. Gawier and William Micue-
ner ior assault anu uattery witt Intent Kill;
Jefferson Daley and Charles Bryan, ROBBERY
K. ). l.. >.
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To our Potrons and the Public in General:
Our grand fall and winter opening of clothing,
furnishings and hats will take place on October
9th, at p. m. (sss we will be closed the early
part OF the day. and continue Monday, October
18th. All are respectfully invited To cali.
NJ. kAUFMAN'S
Clothing Palace.
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Latest Style Fine Fur Derbys. Sl.SO, at
Knit jacket Depot, 1tn and II.
New Fail Derbys,
good quality, for only S1.34 at H. Reizensteins,
4u5 and 4O7 TIN ST. NV.
You Find the Best
Ladies'
81. 90 Hand-sewed Kid Button.
$500 Fair stitched extension soles.
81 so Straight Goat and Kid button.
$500 Glove Kid Congress and Lace.
$500 Pebble Goat ana Kid Button.
$3.50 Kid ina Pebble Button.
81 and S1.25 Misses heeed or spring heel.
T5c. Boys anu Girls school shoes.
Gentlemens
81 Hand-sewed Boots and Caters.
So Seamless Button ana Lace SHOES.
80. so Scotch bottom Lace and Congress.
$3.50 Electric flexible boots and SHOES.
SO light rubber and grain boots.
Sd solid Cali and Kip boots.
81 seamless lace and button.
$1.5O solid dress and work Shoes
$1.25 Boys buttCl and lace
AT YoUNGS, 4O2 tn ST.,
Heiibruns Old stand,
Look for: The Old Lady in Window.
P. S.-Strictly one price; close at PIN.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in lee have been tiled follows: Cathe-
fine ONeal to Margaret Driscoll ct al, pts. 81
and 90, P. b. 7. and DIS addition TO George
town; $500. F. j. Tibbet to Henrietta j. Early.
lots 122 and 123, So. 2O4; $. James +. Nolan
10 Id. u Mar>uall, SUB lots sc and 80, SO. 712;
3. X. Y. Fox 10 Mrs Blanche SIOue sub lot
., and pit. SUB lot 5. ST. 81; $4,000 Catherine
Conner To john Conner. lot 10, SO. 500; 81, $50.
Asaph L. Bliss TO L. u. Riley, lot 4, block ~
University Park; $3.50. George II. Ii, ketra
To- ". W. Harris, h', IL, block 81 Columbia
Heights; s13, $3.50. John j. Lauuh.,n To NJ.
vi. IiOuZer, sub lois anu D. square 116; 81, 500.
y. Devlne To- Esther y. Key ser, part lot so,
81 dare OTIS; $1,000. EIZaDeia ii. l.. Lloyd to
Es,iier ~ keyser sub lot = square sos; ST, lUO
b. ii. Warner 10 W. ii. MOSES, sub lot a.
square 156; S1O,OuO. c. L. Aei,us 10 h. Geog ne
gan, suo lot 80 ST. SIS; S4,4OO. A. A. Thomas
To G. ii. lie Fetru, loss ana ~, block 81, CO.
luinpian Heights; SS,S21.95. Z. Z. Churchill 10
j. >. DeIdiIe, lot 1oI, u. Browns SUI. Nj Peas
ana; 5. b. Burnstein 10 ID. I. and j. +. DOnO-
hue, lots anu 4, So. northwest OF 1888; s.. X.
~ Cronin 10 L. h. ScnneIuer, sub los LAT to
1oZ, 81 23.; %, 500. ANNIE Wilson to r. II.
Finiey, lot 10, So. 293; $4,000 j. =. Edwards
ct al. TO Z. V. IrOtt, pts. L and Ii, SO. 4SS;
SIU,OUO- Mary Co.e Baker to James hay, iut
IL, So. Il; SI,O6u-75. J. Z. A,ney ~ Il. w.
Snithson, pit ., SO. 5S2; S2,133. EIizaueth
lowing 10 A. K. Pardon, lots j. and 4, st- Il. or
SO. 4; oo,oSS.2S. n. Jay To II. A. Jones, lots
to Az, p,. ., 81. SO7; S4,.SS.li.
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Corner Slh and / streets southeast.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

For WALL PAPER ana Window Shades go to
r. W. Henderson & Co., lib + 81. NV. Latest
designs now arriving,
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DRESS SUITS for hire, Ala 9th street.

FussELL,s Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candies.
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only 10 cts, at II. Reizensteins, 4O5 and AZ.
TIN ST. NV.
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THE PEAB oDY FUND.-At the meeting In New
YORK yeste. day "a lue trustees oI lne Peabody
1unu the following executive committee Was
appointed: A. ii. II. STUART, SeuaLor f.varts,
Cnlei Justice Waite, eX-Pres.deuL Hayes Jas.
~. Porter, aud CHAIRMAN Winthrop A resoltl.
uon Was auOpteu 10 lncreeSe the allotment 20
the State SCUM Cstroli.ia i'll view IA tue de.
VastatIon CAUSED ny the earthquakes, Iue
amount will probably De liked ~ olUuuO
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Beats All!

Beats Alls
Boys Polos only 10 cts, at H. Reizensteins
4U5 and 4U7 1ln ST. NV.
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NEW SCHOoL OF MODERN LANGI AtiEs
a $50 18Th u n W. corner h.-Eveniug morn
lug Glasses IN Gerinan, spanish and 4 reuch
Ucl--w~ X DCMAINE Princlnsl
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SHELDoNS ACADEMIE>-loo4 + ST y w
- Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays Sd 81. and
Pennsy lVania ave Sc. tuesdays and Fridays A the
lat Isl dance taught. 90 -cm
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THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGuAGEs.
s23 18th ST. y. w,
And all other PRINCIPAL Cite


Recognized a. Superior all other similar Insttu-
lions lnexceled ao ntsg-s TOT learning .ONN T. r.
SA-lON Is. 81 o. Native teachers. Zee extremely low
NFlW TERN now tor LADIES'. Gentlemen and Z hl-
drei-
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EXCITING TIMES IN oYDNEY.-A cable dis
pa,cn from syuney, New SCUM Wales, dated
October Z, says The coiUnlsI ASSEMBLY vas In
session AL night discussing Tue estimates.
Great disorder prevailed. Sir Henry ParKes,
tue leader OF the opposition, called the Iniuls,ry
'oruslsn MemDer Wisdom enuOlsed the
expression, and Was iOrclbiy expelled from the
ch.mUer. A lnUtlon to eXpel oif Henry ParKes
Was tuen put. Inc house uIviueu, aud tue mo-
tlou Was deIeited by u majority uf two. Sir
dency re-eutereu the house, anu WAS greeted
with prolonged Cheering. he moved " reauIuit
Nh. w lsdoLi, anu the motion Was agreed TO-
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PRINCE LOUIS BoNAPARTE IN SAN FRAN
CISCo.-iue steailiSr Beagle, from CHINA ,.u d
Japan, arrived III San Francisco yesterday
AFTERNOON. Among TIE passengers was Prince
Louis Donapar,e, wuO traVeiilS in .. uIJo
as COunL Louis ue MuncalierI. He is stayiug
at Lie Palace motel, wnere Will reiil.,ln y
lew Jay AND Lueu come cast. Capt.. W. tafner.
Uniteu States miLiister to Corea, Was :lso
among the uusoeuserS.
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THE Downs CASE AGAIN.-Two indictments
against the kev. ". W. Downs, Changing
adultery with Mrs. Tabor ana Alice Dem psey,
IRE penuIns III the superior crlmi nal cuur. IA
Bos.on. Yesterday MIS-. DEMPSEY Appeared
Deiore District Attorney Stevens, ana IN wrI,-
Ing retiac,ed All statements previously made
ny ner Ue ore tile grand jury. Tne iuulctmeuL
,ounu OH ner testimony wall DOUBTLESS ue uulie
pressed, rs probably the Otner viii Ue also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08
EDUCATIONAL.

Pickwsc club whisky is the best
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HEARLD KNOCKED OUT BY a BOSTON SLUG
GEk.-r rank neariu was conlpleteIy KnocAeu
out III BostOu isis. night III d not nSnt wiLu joe
Lannon. Ine Oattie was fought lii Goldman
ii.tii Ill the presence OF about zoo specLl .ors.
Inc Inch iouSui witn sinai. g.Oves Tor "a Pulse
Ga ooUU, saw ~ winner anu SluU 10 loser me
nsnl wls lively from the start. In the SIKH
round LAnuon caught Heard under the left
ear with d terrinc Il,nt hama upper cut lue
mah uropIeu All III Il ncap, diu showed no sign
vi lie tor more ,ian So SECONDS. Ihc ngut Wa,
gwen 10 Lanuou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

PIANOS AND OrHER EFFECTS AT Arc-rroS :
MI. Diving Will seal tomorrow at l, auction
rooins, coInlIeleIns 10 clock. several lI.,,.
plains, number 81 superior ,ns uet and fsrtl,-
ssis CARPETS, parior ana en.smocr furniture Iarsc
tOt "a s,'ok>, OH p.iutiuS anu snsravinys, &c.
y q ad meal s..r particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

Full line OF our own importationR FRENCH
ENGLISH and Scotch ST. ATlNtsS. 1UVERI (lAsr
lN0S anu 1kOUSEnINGS. at the importing 4 aaInr.
ING establishment = -~-
H. u. BARR
SELL iii PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

Dung Mems Christian Association course. Glasses re-
suned Oct 4 and q. $500 nael p HANNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-08

RoBBERIES REPORIED.-QuA & Co
report stolen from the aqUeduct SHAFT near
HOWARD university, hity pounds of bruss.-
FREDERICK Cooper reports ssoien from MS boaI
iAst night "A silver watch and clothing, valued
At Sl3--Cslpi. Mcdonald, of schooner Thames
River, reports the iarceay Of rifle, valued al
Si6.-rnomas W. Buc~ley, ou5 lith street.
REPORTS stolen a gold pin. worth S1U-llr-
g;iTet Lewis Reports the larceny of Sx.ZJ worth
Oh ciothIns--trs- George r.. hirk 30 street.
reports stolen irom her house so worth OF
jeweIry.
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MRS T. ID. BUCHER AND MISS ADA B. CONN
AS4 Teachers OF Piano, Organ and Vocal Music
MISS conn VIII accept engagements a piano
soloist and accoupansI. aud viii also play At we'd
dlngs
Address 1890 18th St NV sal.on,s