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Lameness, Weakness and Inflammation, relieved In
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antidote 70 pain and Inflammation. the Cur1cUnA
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A great fire is raging on the Blue mountains
near Hamburg, Pa
A report OF the committee on good of the
order, faVor1ng some plan by which United
states senators should be elected by the direct
vote OF the people, was adopted by The Patrons
OF HuSbandry.
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STYLISH DREss Goops

HOMESPUNS, TRICOT CLOTH, PIN CHECKS,
BOU-CLA, CASHMERES. LOYAL SERGE, OF
TOMANS, &C.. &c.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUNS, pure WOOL wide
double width, soc
BLANKETS IMMENSE SIZE cash value So:
price reduced TO 1915,
Tk. COT CLOTH, all coors, pure wool wide double
width, SOC.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, excellent quality
one yard and a hall wide Immense double width J.
soc.
ROYAL SERGE, all colors wide double fold, IL yds.
for S.
HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS extra width, Bic
COLORED SILK VELVETS, ST.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, 81
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 15c.
FANCY SILKS. 81, Az. 45c.
BLACK EkOCADE SILK VELVETS, 81 SO.
BLACK SILKS, splendid assortment as, 81, 81,
$1.25, $1.5O Nv
PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK, 81. as, soc
Pair OF our handsome DamasS Towels immense
size, worth 81, large size Bridal Quilt worth
Sl.5O, presented to each customer who buys $40
worth OF Dry Goods
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JUST RECEIVED "a iull line of Lambs Wool.
Gamers Hair, Merino. California Flannel and
Cashmere nderwear. at Francs, cor. 9TH and
ID sts. The Only Strictly one Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing store in the city.
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IMPORTANT To GRAy EI.ERS.-When you visit
New York stOpat the buckingham hotel, Fifth
avenue. KEEP; on the European plan. Very CEN
ITALY located Tor either transient permanent
guests, near the Grand Central depot ana quite
accessible by either elevated or surface rail-
roads, also by stages which pass the door every
few minutes This magnificent hotel Is ele-
2antiy furnished and has splendid public par
lOrs tor ladies and gentlemen smoking ROOMS.
billiard rooms. private dining rooms, etc, ETC.
III has rooms vary ing in price from 81 per day
upwards. also superior accommodations Tor
families wishing 10 make either long or short
stays. The restaurant il unsurpassed and the
prices reasonable
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The BartOl Divorce Case.
ADJOURNED UNTIL JANUARY AND A CROWDED

ADJOURNED UNTIL JANUARY AND A CROWDED
COURT DISAPPOINTED.
The announcement on Saturday that the cele-
brated Bartol divorce case would come up for
trial at 10 o'clock Monday morning, in common
pleas court No. 9 in Philadelphia, crowded the
court room with a promiscuous asselnblage, but
they were disappointed, as the case went over
to the January term of the court in order to
allow counsel for the respondent to furnish the
other side with the names of the parties to
whom illusions is made in the bill OF particu-
lars filed on behalf OF Mrs. Bartol. In the crowd
OF spectators there was not u woman, nor were
there any club men, who it was expected would
come Oh account OF the high social standing OF
OF the gentlemen whose names have been
coupled with hers correspondents make
their appearance. Mr.. Bartol came i'll at 10
O'Clock sharp, wearing a light gray overcoat, a
dark suit and bright blue lie Ornamented
with diamond. He sat with his attorneys,
Cassidy, White Heverin and Shakespeare.
Judge Fell was on the bench. He began call
ing the list OF cases set tor the day, but did not
get response till he called the fourteenth,
Johnson" The judge delivered his decision
upon the questions submitted and argued
Saturday, and then arose spicy skirmisn be-
tween the counsel in the case, which was only
ended by Judge Fell deciding that Mr.. johnson,
Mrs. Bartors counsel, must furnish Mr.. Bartols
counsel with the full names and residences OF
the persons with whom Mr.. Bartol is alleged TO
have been criminally intimate.
FLED WITH THE WORkMEN'S WAGES.-ThOS.
Wilson, superintendent OF the Fox Hill quar-
ries, near St Mary's, Chester county, Pa, has
disappeared with 8 1000 due the workmen em-
ployed there. Monday last was to have been
pay -day and on Thursday previous Wilson
went to his home at Wilmington, DEL. to draw
the necessary money. On saturday his son,
who acted as time-keeper at the Quarries, re-
ceived u letter from his mother calling him
home and stating that the elder Wilson, after
securing the mems wages, had disappeared
There was q great commOtion among the q uar-
rymen as soon AS this was learned, AS some OF
the men had 500 to S125 due them. 4 war
rant has been issued for the younger Wilson as
an acces sory to his fathers crime. Superinten-
dent Wilson is Il ScOtchman, fifty years old.
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EASTERN SHORE GIRLS AS GuNNERs.-
Quite novel aud striking sight, Says a writer
witnessed by a rider OH the Biackwater road
on Thursday last, in the form of cunning
party, composed OF both ladies and gentlemen.
guns ON their shoulders, and seemed to handle
them with as much skill as did the gallant young
i men at their sides: Face face bea:ned with de-
light as they held loft the string OF partrdges SO
lately brought low. The gentlemen were la.
den With punches of brilliant autumn leaves
ana bright red berries gathered from the woods
near by, and as the party tramped along, Iol-
lowed by the beautiful bird dogs, Beppo and
Leo, belonging to DIR. Carroll, it looked quite
picturesque, and far outrivcIed the gypsies
who have SO lately been among us.
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ELEVEN MEN CUr THEIR WAYOr

ELEVEN MEN CUT THEIR WAY OUT OF JAIL.
Eleven persons escaped from the Newcastle
del county Jail on Thursday last The
sheriff, Mr.. Ford, whose term of Office expired
Monday, used every effort to keep the matter
quiet until his successor was in office but the
truth came out. The men escaped by cutting
their way through into the women's lodging
room. Thence they cut their way through the
ceiling into the attic, and through the roof to
the top OF the Jail. They took their blankets
with them and made rope, which they
stretched to the ground. They climbed down
this and escaped over the wall. No trace has
been yet found of any OF them. The men were
Ill huddled into one room owing TO The crowded
for long terms. There is no penitentiary in
Delaware, each county maintaining its own
cOnVictS
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Pure Article Of Wines or Liquors
at reasonable prices Hugh ]. Fegan's, sos 9th
St. Old established family liquor store. %
Browns Bronchial TrOches for Coughs
convenient relief extant."-Rer. c. NJ. Hum
plaTeu, Crate, KY co
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HOLMES * COCTrS' Fancy Biscuits and Crack
ers are superior to all others.
Il. T.. WHEELER
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PROCEEDINGS OF NATIONAL AND



NATIONAL LEAGUES.
AT the annual meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the National League Base Ball associa-
ton in Chicago yesterday, n. +. Young, of
Washington, was reelected secretary, Herman
Doscher, expelled from the Detroit club in 1882
for financial Irregularities was reinstated. The
charges made by the Chicago club against Capt.
A. A. Irwin, of Philadelphia, were Withdrawn
on conditions that rules TO prevent a recurrence
OF the trouble will be adopted. w. A. Nimick
and A. X. Scanbrett We're admitted to the assoc
citation as representatives OF the Pittsburg
team, thereby confirming the report that Pitts
burg would be in the league next year. The
playing rules suggested by the joint committee
were accepted. 1t was rumored that the st.
Louis club rendered its resignation as q
member OF the league, and that tho players
will be divided between Kansas City and Wash.
ingt0n.
THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At the session of the International Base Ball
league in Utica yesterday hearing was granted
to Representatives, from the Jersey City, Newark,
Scranton. and Wilkes Barre clubs, asking for
admission. The Newark and Jersey City clubs
were admitted TO membership on payment OF
$500 bonus, In addition to $500 guaranty. The
applications OF the Scranton, Wilkes Barre, and
London clubs were referred to y standing CON-
mittee.
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TNoR SALE-THoSE TEN BEAUTIFULLY SIT
IL uated Lots fronting 2lU ieet on west side OF 2lSt
81, between and . SIS NV. These he cneapes.
lots within 2Jo yards of Dupont Circle an invest
ment or 10 build on. Price. sl.30 per IL
{. IL KNIGHT.
m % n "a
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San Francisco Special to the New York World.
Frank j. Sullivan, democratic candidate for
Congress in the fifth district. which comprises
part OF San Francisco, announces his inten-
tion to contest the seat with FELTON, (rep), who
claims an election outside of this city. FELTON,
has plurality OF 94S. while Sullivan has $50
plurality in the city, while his friends claim it
should be 9S5. The official canvass is not
much more than half completed, but when
done Sullivan will Immediately proceed with
Irregularities in san Mateo county. AT Pesca-
dero voters were bulldozed by the Spring Val
ley wafer company to support FELTON, who
would otherwise have voted for sullivan. In
another precinct ballots and tally sheets are
sald TO nave been carried and kept over night
by Feltons friends. It's claimed That coercion
was also practiced at New Almaden, in the
quicksilver mines, and thus Sullivan lost many
votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-18

ScOttS EnuISlOm Oh FuFe
COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPoPHoSPHITES,
is a most valuable remedy for Consumption,
Scrofula, Wasting Diseases, OF children, Colds
and Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where
there is q loss OF flesh, Il lack OF nerve power
and general debility OF the system. eo4W
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CaStOriR.

CaStOr10.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CaStOria
When she was child
She cried for CaStoria.
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them CastOriA
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastOriA
When she was child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became a Miss
She chung to CaStoria.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The parDer-

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Il. G.. Nov Is 1856
Indications Tor "a Hours. Com8te,tctsg 90 3 D. a.
Jg-j4H
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II "HoLNEs * COUTTs' IS stamped upon a
Graham or Water Thin Wafer, a delicious
cTispness is found that is so essential 10 Fancy
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WASHINGTON, d. C.-"THE CEDARS. A
w Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' and
Little Girls reopens OCTOBE lST, 1856, Academic
snd College preparatory courses Special advantages
witt enlarged school and rooms viii add
10 the advantages of the school, Number pupils in
sf
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Our Pure OLD Rye whisky.
four years old, at $3.50 gallon. has no equal
Try 1t. Pure Rye Whisky .3c. and s5c. pei
bottle. n. =. METZGER d Bro,
Az 9TH ST NV
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Gents 50 Hand Welt Calf Boots, So
=. Button, Laced and Caters, 81. so cheap
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lHE OCCUPANTS OF THE WRECKED VEHICLE
But SLIGHTLY INJURED.
Yesterday afternoon as the Alexandria local
train bound northward was coming down
Maryland avenue, the engine struck a carriage
crossing the tracks at Twelfth street. In the
carriage We're a MIR. Havenner and Mr.. w. H.
Guiick, OF Loudon county, Virginia. Owing TO
u line Oh freight cars standing on the track they
could not see the approaching train nor was any
NOTICE given them by closing the gates. Both
OF the parties were knocked some distance and
the Carriage demolished, but fortunately thew
were but slightly injured.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n Id. Ward" prints 45c.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
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CITY ITEMS.
We MAKE n EnQNfalf,

We Make a Specially
of the very best Minnesota Patent Process
Flour; price, the very lowest
n. 7. METzGER & Bro,
All 9TH St n. W.
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MARRIAGE OF A MARYLAND MINISTERIAL
the residence OF MIR. James p. Irwin, the bride .
father. in Charlotte, N. G., Monday evening, the
Rev. Alfred L. Grahani, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church at Rockville, Md. was married to
Miss Isabel 4. Irwin. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. DIR. j. r. Graham, OF Win.
chester, Va. father OF the groom.
Louise Michel has been officially pardoned
the unexpired portion Of her term OF sentence
b.ng Cancelled.
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DRESS SUITS Tor hire. iii 9Th stree

THEY EXCEL ANYTHING we ever saw in
American Biscuits. '-ExtTact from judges YG-
port American Institute, New 4ogh, q on,
Holmes & Coutts Fancy Biscuits - -
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THCRSDAY. last day Of Hahn's special five
DAYS sale. $40 eth ST., 1922 Pa. ave.
Misses 81 Worked Hole Solid Pebble Button,
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Boys 81 80 Solid Veal Calf Button SfIo
Ladies' h ID and Goat Button, 50, worth So so
SIS Straight Goat Button, S240. 2
Elegant Kid and Goat Button 81 25
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The WINNER OF THE DERBY.-King Mon.
mouth won the race for the Derby cup in Eng.
land yesterday by a head, Corunna second,
Fast-and-Loose third. There were twelve start
ers. The betting was to against King Mon
mouth, to 2 against Corunna, and to !
against FaSt-and.LOose
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ABDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.-Jea de Ro-
trou, for long resident OF America and a de.
scendent OF the weli-knOwn French poet, has
just been sentenced at the Seine assizes to inn
PrisOnment for five years on the most extraor-
binary charge OF abduction. In 1876 he be-
Gatliett, who had ten-year-old daughter, Eu-
genie. They lived in Belleville, and Rotrou
went TO live with them. He petLed the child,
saying she reminded him Of his dead daughter
and wonderful affection sprang up between
them. Finally both disappeared about the
same time, ana 1T now turns out that since 1875
they have been living together in Paris unuer
assumed names as father and daughter.
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IRON PREFERRED TO SrEEL.-It is alleged in
Pittsburg that iron is having a boom at the ex-
pehse OF steel. AT two mills in that city where
new pudding furnaces have been erected. Two
mills which tor two years had been only partly
In operation are now running In all depart
menus turning out iron. At one OF these mills,
where nothing but.steei was used in the man.
ufscture OF car axies, hammered muck iron has
been substituted. A master mechanic in the
employ OF u leading railroad says his company
ts throwing out steel aud putting iron axles on
ali cars now being built.
At5o'clnck laat evening in New York a iurv
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iARD-wIDE fEKc.,LE, G12c., Stems, 3oi 9TH.
HEADQUARTERS Tor Gents Fine shoes in all
the leading styles. Strictly One-price.
Mrs. ". Ii. RICH,
II Market Space.
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Alexandria Affair.".

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
| UNION STREET DOUBLE TRACK.-The project
| of the Danville system to double track Union
street. as mentioned in THE STAR, exciteS some
not unfavorable comment Union street has by
| the course OF events been already condemned
Ior railway commerce. Through the greater
portion of It's length dwellings have disappeared,
There were at one time i've comfortabie hotels
on the street, used mainly by travellers on the
river; All these have gone. A score or more of
dweliing houses have disappeared. Even the
| SIDEWALKS have been narrowed to make the
| street more commodious for the railway. Now
Q. road at the nortS end and tho Midland road
shat enters at the south end, want to use the
ooieet-wide street Except at King street cross
doubt that the permission will be granted, as
the thoroughfare has already been destroyed
may give yet greater value to the lots upon it.
| When the permit is given several changes.
uniting the Midland and the w. & o. r. r.. will
| be made, and yet closer ferry over to the B. &
O. Z. r. at Shepherd established.
Notes.-The fire oell sounded an alarm about
9 O'Clock this morning Tor a fire at the foot of
Prince street, to which the engines had been
summoned by telephone. On Fastening there
II was found that fire in some rubbish at Hooe's
wharf had been extinguished before the arrival
OF the engines.-Capt Philip b. Hooe. of this
| city, has been designated by Gov. Lee to repre-
sent Virginia at the conference to be held in
Washington TO promote the national EXPOSE
tion.-Mr. G. n. Orrison will move his livery
stable from this city to Washington, where he
has bought out a livery stable BUSINESS on G,
near 9Th street nOrthwest-The POrtner brew
ing company has lost $500 span OF horses,
drowned yesterday by backing u beer wagon
OF Hooe's wharf--As the weather grows cool
tramp dodgers increase at the police Station
A two-story frame house and lot fronting on
Princess street, near the rear of the BrOckett
residence, on Washington street, has been
bought for $500 by Major w. Il. BrOckett from
John +. Hil.-rhe fox chase in Fairfax county
yesterday was dampened by the rain.-J. S.
Peverell has been appointed chief clerk at the
Alexandria and W ashington railroad Office here,
vice f. {. Joyce, made general agent.-Ed.
Maloyed assaulted EdmOnia Harris. The man
was arrested and the woman paid So fine for
him at the last mayors cOurt.-A walking
match is talked OF here between +. S. keene
and Il. A. Smith, of 1113 Delaware avenue,
WaShinptOn
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Fer District of Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, colder, westerly winds.
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Affairs in West Washington

THE NoCrEs AMBRosIANCE. - The had
weather oi last evening had Dut little effect
ment, "Noctes Ambrosiance," being held ar the
COOKE mansion. corner of Thirtieth and d
streets Tor the purpose OF removing the debt
upon ST Johns Il. L. church Among the cur
ious things on exhibition are: \ case Of knives
and forks brought 10 America in 1854 by sam
uei Laid; portion OF dress trimming worn
py an irlsh laoy at the first ball given in honor
OF Gen. Lafayette shoe buckles worn in 1TStr
q brace OF pistols brought from England to
plymouth al the commencement of Inc \ Sri
century; dispatch bag used in forwarding dis
paich relative 10 the release OF Mason ana SIi.
dell; Freemasons apron worn by the second
mayor of Baltimore; piece OF a quilt work ed
l6o years ago; an oil portrait OF Major Andre
ETC. Among the ladies in charge are Mrs Iohp
Marbury, Mrs. DIR. j. s. Billings, Mrs Charles
Ioumans, Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Mrs Dodga
Mrs. Pitt Cooke, Mrs. L. n. LOCKER, Mrs Major
Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Z. +. Craig and Mrs DIR, ]. s.
Lindsey.
CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE-The SHIPMENTS
from the mines OF the Cum berland coal radon
for the week ended November Il: were ~ AZ
tons, and for the year TO that date 2 l(it; a5a
TONS, a decrease OF 255,S.U tons as comm,red
with the corresponding period Of last year BY
chesapeake and OHIO canal, week. 1929
tons; year, 256,.66 tons: decrease, 7I,5v3
tons.
CONCERT BY THE CHURCH CHORAL UNION
|, cert ut Curtis hail, West Washington on FRI
day evening. at 1880 O'Clock. Miss Carrie "
hidweil will be the soioist and Mr. E. ID. Tracey
voices. Nv
SHIPPING NEws.--Schooner Virginia Rnlon
Cleared to-day, with 440 tons Of coal, for New
| TEMPERATURES AND CoSprrroN mr. .rrp
AZ A.M.-Great Falls, temperature, AZ: con-
altion, q. Receiving reservoir, temperature
49, eonaition at north connection. 10; south
connection, IL. Distributing reservoir. tenn.
perature, Do: condition at infiueut gate house
10 eohoition at einuent gate house, So
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemetny, 11os Pa. ave
Studio. IoI7-I21o Penn. avenue.

To OUR PATRONS wishing portraits and pho
tographs Tor holiday presents, / would say nave
s.ttinSs made "a soon as possible.
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The Courts.

CIRCUIT COCRT-Judoe COr
Somerville agt. Carpenter; fiat on sci. IA
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Jfdc arthur
Yesterday, VIM. Pope, assault TO Kill: guilty.
NOTICE OF motion Tor new trial. John Harris
pleaded guilty OF larceny; sentenced one year
IN Albany penlientlary. John smith, twelve
years ola, larceny, guilty; sentenced 10 reform
school I'LL twenty-one years old. Ananias Gill
taken.
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Weddings.

Tine wedding of MIR. Gustavus W. Simpson and
Miss Charlotte r. Saiier, daughter of Mr. Thad.
N Sailer, which took place last evening at
Trinity p. E. church, largely attended.
The bride and her bridesmaid. Miss Bessie
French, were elegantly attired in white satin
Mr. simpson, a brother of the groom, acted as
best man. y reception was held at the resi-
tence oI the brides parents, 11U1 9th street,
and later In the evening the couple lett the city
Tor a bridal trip in the east.
AT the HanIline NJ T. church. at 5 p.m YES
terday, MIR. Frederick Benjamin. OF the firm of
ellison q Benjamin. patent attorneys, OF Chi
cage. was married to Miss Lena II. Boughton
OF this city The ceremony was performed by
The Rev. J. A. Price In the presence OF the rela-
tiNes and many friends OF the contracting par.
ties The honeymoon VIII be spent at The coun-
try home recently purchased by Mr. Benjamin
near Linden station, Md
dr. fiice ii. Hoe, OF Mr.. II. Ii. Hoe of the
nfrn Oh hoe brothers, is To be married this
morning a. ytneyllie, Va, to Miss Lizzie Lev
Gibboney, OF that place. The young couple will
reside In this city The groom Is connected
with the SeOaoeical survey.
Miss Catherine IL. Stevens and Mr. Anthony
Connolly, the patent attorney, were married
yesterday afternoon at 81. PaIrick's church bv
IteN. Father Walter There was u large number
O. friends o. the parties present
assistant Naval Constructor +. L. BoWles L.
. ~, was married IN Emanuel church. Boston.
last evening, TO Miss Savage, OF that CITY,
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a Most I,tberal OHcri

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send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

WEAK eyeslgl.t reIieved b empLer's. av. cor ~