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Evening star., 1886-10-18

New York Special to the Boston Herald
Sray-moustached man of medium height,
dressed in dark and genteeI clothes, was stand
Ing IN front of General Grants tomb at River
SIDE Park to-day. He looked for several mo-
ments at the plain brick tomb, the only monu-
ment New York can afford for the great dead.
ne visitor carried Il small bunch of violcts in
MS hand and wore small rosebud in the lap
pei OF his coat. The policeman granted him the
privilege TO walk up to the tomb, and the
Stranger tenderiy placed his violets the
grave. lie turned to walk away, but stopped,
ana removing the rosebud, bent his head over
III and placed 1t with the violets. The stranger
was General u. +. Beauregard. OF Louisiana.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmusemenIs TO.Ni&ht.

AmuaeSnenIS IO.NIght.
ALBAUGHs.-Rosina Vokes in "The Schoo
Mistress
NaTIoNAL-Aimee in ''Divorcons."
RIS.'-"Davy Crockett"
HERZoG'S-"Taken from Life"
kERNANS.-TOny Pastor.
DIME observation-disclosures to Death
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening.
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Affairs in West WaShfnctou.

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HER NEIGHBoR.-
Alice Ayres, coiored, living at No. 1924 Valley
street, was accidentally shot yesterday after
noon about o'clock in the left thigh with a
small revolver in the hands of Martha Peters, "a
neighber, while being carelessiy handled. The
wounded woman was attended by DIR. w.
BOWIE Tyler. who pronounced the injury slight.
n LADY Thrown FROM A CARKIAGE.--SaI-
urday afternoon Il horse attached to a carriage
became frightened while bein, driven down
the l4oughbOrOugh road and away, throw
Ing out Mrs. Julia Burdette, one of the occu-
pants, injuring her about the face. She Was
cared Tor and sent to her home, No. 625 z
street northwest.
PANIC AT a SALVATION ARMY MEETING
Saturday night, while services We're being held
at QuacKenbush hall by Il detachment OF the
salvation Army, some one i'll the hall yelled
II Ire.' when a panic was imminent. Alter
much persuasion by the officers the services
were resumed but not until two women had
tainted.
a VENERABLE LADY DEAD.-Mrs. Ann F.
Darby, the mother OF the Weii-ilnOWn printer
and publisher died at her residence here ve:s-
terday and her funeral Will take place from
the residence of her son, No.2912 Gay street, to-
morrow at p. IN.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A-a.-Great Falls, tenn niperature, 5S; con
dltion, SO. Receiving reservoir temperature,
Ol; condition at north connection, SO; south
connection, 80. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature. 81; condition at iniiuent galchouse
so, condition at eiiiuent .atehouse, ST.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

- q s.+iAe~'A5s y ENE>rn
Corner Pa ave and 10Th 81, opp L. :. Treasury
select schoOi lur Boy and ~ oUIig Men. Number
limited tnty scholars of good moral character re-
e lNrI. Fail term begins ttl- ~ENUN - AiONDAN IN
si-pi l-M Is r Day alld Evening Sessions areful
and thorough instruction In the Common Eng ash
Branch S, Bopi-keeIluE Shorthand. Higher Ar IL
ne;ic. Algebra. GeonIelIr. Latin and Greek.
aui t;5m BUXTON Vi ACAFG4f. i N. II. d.. Principal
l,CHOOL OF MUSIC. lESTABLlSHED ls1. /
- 1863 II &. w.
trlyate Class Lessons. church organ practice
au-i-,Dm THEu INGALLS, KING, Principal.
DDELING AND DRAWING ACADEMY.
AfE day and evening / .gure and ornament taugh
b. \. Co!iiu AMI A.creau. scuptors. and l. PeIon
artist. Evening cl.s,: " Bday, Wcone> !ay and Er
day, from To pm. Apply, studio. 40 l3th 81.
i
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[n0ic0tlOnS yOF ~ ffGAT>, tDiHBteRcsfJ " % u. 'fs'
I1-tfrg.
For District Of Columbia and Virginia. fair
weather, southerly winds. slightly warmer.
PROMPT PAYMEST.-Uu the 10th day OF Au-
gust, 1881. Francis Hammond, gentleman
well known in Washington, employed IN the
Treasury department, took out a pollcy OF IN
surance of $ 900 in the National Mutua! Lie
Association of Washington. ID. e., Ia company
noted for it's prompt payment of losses-) lie
was in splendid health. His insurance for two
years cost as follows: Admission fee, 50; med
zeal examination -, and payments OF $1,000
per year. making total cost OF S2l.0S- On
Oct. l. 1SS6. To the establishment OF his friends
and his hetrt-broken family, lie died suddenly
OF apopIexy. The National Mutual Life ASSo-
ciation, always finding il a pleasure to dis
charge its liabilities, seutan agent TO Mrs. Ham
mond, at 9O9 VI street, who found her with u
large family of Interesting children, grief-Strck-
en- at their loss. He placed in Mrs. HammoHd's
hands money for immediate relief, aud on Oct.
18TH twelve days after Mr.. Hammonds DEATH
paid her the balance. Those vino not in
sured, consider how little ii costs. Tan you af-
ford to be without 1t? For further Information
address j. w. DREW,
No. 1920 street northwest,
Agent for the District of Columbia
FRANK j. TIBBETS, General Manager.
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Russia's Magnificent Army.

Hussla has gradually amassed a magnificent
army. Inclusive OF her naval forces she has at
her command fully 2,4SS,O0O combatants.
Ihe process of military reorganization has been
going on chiefly during the past twenty years.
Inc main army is composed of $50 bat
tal1ons, Cos squadrons and 352 batteries max.
Ing "a total of 100000 troops of all arms. The
reserve army is made upof 522 squadrons, 529
pittailohs and !16 batteries, forming an Otfeil-
slve iorce OF 664 900 men. These are all ready
Tor service at Il moments notice.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
CITY ITEMS.


S. w. Augenstein, S17, S19 and S21 7th street
northwest, offers following special bargains for
tomorrow only: Genuine Smyrna Rugs, size
S1.02 worth 50; size 26x56, very fine rug only
S2.12, worth 81; Coal Hod, Shovel and LITER
29c.; Flatirons, 21c.; Covered Flour Pail, 24c
and SAC. each, worth 4Oc. and Soc each;
Crumb Brush ami Tray, 19c.; Grow block
tin Muffin Pans, 16c., worth 35c.; IL qt
block tin Dishpans, 23c.; Ii qt., 32c. worth 35c,
and 4Oc., each; wild rose Chamber Sets So 33,
worth SO; half dozen Silverplated Teaspoons,
32c., worth 6oc.; 3-string Brooms, 14c.; 3-foot
Stepladders with bucket rest, 56c.; 4-toot &c:
5-foot, 79c.; 6-foot, 94c.; large Splash, Mats Sc
qt block tin Saucepan, &C.; 2 qt., 12c.; 8 at.,
14c.; 4S sheets Shelf Paper, &c.; Table Mats,
sc,
Evening star., 1886-10-18

BUTn SENl1S,
There are two courses of siudy-English and Scien
tile and Classical. the sch ol Is supplied maps
Charts. globes. Weights measures tie Metric
Sys.en reference and a chemical and physical
laboratory Supplied with all Necessary apparatus
Number of students limited Iuii ioli from s.,u
Slo4 year. including of textbooks. S;uoents
received any time send for Catalogue
school between .::Su and 1870 p. M.
auxO-om THDs w. SlDWELI. PRINCIPAL
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l'RIllINa Col, Yndc1a Z

CRIMINAL COURT--Jud0eM Mac drthur
To-day, John Welch, embeZzlement of $40;
pleaded not guilty. Martin Franklin, larceny:
not guilty.
EQUITY CoURT-J,tlge James.
saturday, Lee agt. Campbell: sale finally rati-
ned and cause referred 10 auditor. Smith agt.
iraVers; appearance OF absent defendant or
dered. Collins agt Cross; testimony before
Edwin Forrest, examiner, ordered taken. In re
estate of Julia \. Cross, lunatic; order appoint T.
ing Lydia B. O'Neill committee.
POLICE COURT-Jt(l0e Shell
Saturday, Benjamin Murray, affray; So or Is
days. Louis Wood, do; collateral forfeited.
Jolin Il. Wilson. assault; 50 or days.
To-day, Samuel Hutchinson Sam uel Thomas
William Mutton, Michael Coagen, John Will
liams and VIM. Prospect, profanity; collaterals
forfeited. Charles Richardson, carrying u
pistol; $50 or 90 days. Michael McGue, do;
do. Michael O'Neal, DO; do Joseph Rodgers,
dlsorderly in county; SO or 15 days.
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A CONFIDENTIAL Guar.

II can't make it out" said the od.fashioned clo,hier
II don't see how that ERE Golden Eagle Clothing Co.
make living they violate every rule Of the clothing
business understand it. They aint got the first
idea OF runnn clothing store. Why they oughterve
been bankrupt long ago. and now they are doing
the incest business in Washington to-day. Why sir
them ere people buy their goods for spot cash, dis.
coun; every dollars worth they buy. They don't
that's why they kin sell sch fine clothing for mec and
boys for about what they'd cost at Wholesale Oh
they sell the finest kinds of goods for lowest prices
you ever heard Of They don't work Off old stuff on
their customers but gives em just what they expect
bright. crisp and fashionable goods every time and
then they gives em their money back the selections
made don't please everybody hum, includin, the
hired girl Now, you know well as / do that aint
TO way to run clothing business Why, people that II
act like that must be crazy but here they are making
money faster than Maud s can trot! They've made
half million In one year. and yet they give the peo.
pie their moneys worth right along burned If can
understand It," Coin? Well, good day; but what
do you think Of
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND D SITS
GALL BLUE SIGNS)
oc16 J. NJ GRADY. Manager
Evening star., 1886-10-18

Judge Phelps rendered a decision in Balti.
more Friday in favor OF the Cigarmakers
mon, giving them protection for their label
ana defining the rights OF such organizations
The business Organizations of baltimore have
decided To endorse the Eastern Shore railroad
scheine, provided the city is given control oi
e rO;tN
Evening star., 1886-10-18

ladies, Misses and Ch.dren's CIoaks. VIsites. Eng
lSh Walking Jackets New markets. KnsauS. short
Wraps. In Jloth, seal Plush. tEeViuis. SILKS aud
ali standard materials and Novelties impaired direct
form Berlin expressly fur Kings Palace ou can buy
AN esat Wrap for l. dies al -. 81 -. - ana SiO
Ihiiuren's CioaSs -. -. "a and :.
Don't buy untii you have inspected our assortInen'
and posted yourself regarding prices at
Evening star., 1886-10-18

CCHooI OF ELoCUTION AND DRAMATIC
- Art Private Instruction. Nuice tS,ltaro -.
Heading; Dramatic Association Glasses study "a.
stahChrd plays. suitable Tor benefits Circular. .ns
.si :. @ ms Apply la&A \ ST. nv. Mrs. ADELINk DUNAI,
-fa-N~'N.
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nor SALE-A NICE OPEN SURREY WAGON
Il in good order cheap JNO. d. LELAND. LanG
Office
Evening star., 1886-10-18

One good Singer Sewing Machine, with latest
improvements, warranted, at Uppenheimer's
52S 9th st. NV, st. Cloud building. Sewing
Machines TOR rent.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
IAleXan;;rsa AHai-x

Reported for TIE EvENIN,i STAR
CoRPoEATIoN CoURT.-The corporation court
judge Meade. resumed its session To-day. The
gaming house case against Owens, after one
jury li,ileo 10 iiS rec, iiis been continued until
JANUARY. on tl!c PROBATE side the cuur, the
estates oil W liiitm =. iIOu.n, Ann Ball W X
Ball and Nj y. hall were committed 10 the city
sergeant Cor adini nstratiun. Hiram Cock reii 5
viii was probated and Y. e.. Trayers appointed
guardian of {. l.. keli.
NOTES.-The registration for the coming con-
SressioHal election VIII open here next s,atur-
day. Ia town the regular registrars will attend
I'D the1r dutles.-J f. Calls Ilas been appointed
registrar az w est Eou, vice Jas. Watkins, sick
The committee on streets here are max up
inquiries as to- the purchase Of steam roller for
street work, there being nothing OF that
Kind here.-The annual police bali, for Tie
benefit of the police, the proceeds being appor-
TONED among the members OF the forct. WiIl
take place on the Sth of next month, 1t has
become IL popular instit ufion.-W orkmeu are
making a case for the Princess street sewer in
the quIcksands OF the Old creek bed, where ii is
crossed by TIE street.-The dredge Alaska, has
becn brought To this city To be repaired and 10
do some work here.
SHE NEVER FALLS LESS THAN FIVE STORIES
t'eofSc Brush VINO Keeps an oyster and chop
house at 3U3 East 32u street, New York has /,
hve-ycir-oid daughter named Martha. There
u probably not another child in the country
| that can iai SO far and 50 often as Martha can
| and escape with so little injury. Ten t.ays ago
she fell from hVe-siOry window In her far her s
house; broke IA lager beer sign ON her way down
| ami landed uniiurt in ioided awning, Las;
week, alter she had been put To bed. she rose
opened her bedroom window. .Iell five stories i'm To
1 another folded awning, broke i: and finally
struck an iron grating in the sidewalk. This
4 time she was cut ana bruised IA little, bat the
| ioctois say that she Is not injured internally
ANA thai she Is coming on; all right Marih:,
| iias two younger sisters, and her father now
has every window in his house nailed down.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

COOP FUR DERBYS, $3.50; fine, 81; best,
So so, at A. T. Lewis 435 7th ST.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. SIS ash cham
Der suites; walnut marble top chamber suites,
bevel mirror, bar handles. S24. so; parlOr suites
S245O; walnut and cherry hat racks, S5.25.
WM. III. DUNN, 311 9TH st. n. W.
WHILE WAITING glasses repaired. Hempler's,
corner H. ST. and Penna ave.
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JOhnson,s. I3tl, and =.

Forty barrels nne Norfolk Oysters lust ar.
rived. These oysters are out OF the Hampton
Roads and are the finest known to the trade at
this stage OF the season. Also, the famous Sad
Lifetime experience. Ladies' large saloon at
tached.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

LOOK, SPECIAL, FOR this week only S33 wal
nut parlor suites. complete, az SIS, former price
$50. a rare bargain. WM. IL. DUNNs, 311
9Th street IA. w.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

Carriage Robes
in Plush and Wool. handsome patterns and
large stock. Prices from $3.50 to S25 each at
Topham's Harness Factory, 1921 Pennsy Iva
mia avenue. 3
Evening star., 1886-10-18

FARRowS PEARL TOILET CREAM at Mertz'
Pharmacy, corner 11th and f streets. Try it.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED money
funded with every bottle OF Farrow's Pearl
Toll
Evening star., 1886-10-18

ALL~wOoL dress goods, i'm black brown navy
blue, garnet and myrtle, 25c. Brodhead & Co.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

Go TO Il. w. HENDERSON & Co., 1113 F street
NV, for wall paper and window shades.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
CArARRH To Cossuxrrros.

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next to and
undoubtedly leads on to consumption 1t s therefore,
singular that those afflicted with this fearful disease
should not make it the object of their lives to rid
themselves of It Deceptive remedies concocted by
ignorant pretenders to medical knowledge have weak
ened the confidence of the great majority of sufferers
In all advertised remedies They become resigned to
life of misery rather than themselves with
doubtful palliatives
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met ut
every stage and combated with all our might In many
cases the disease has assumed dangerous symptoms
The bones and cartilage OF the nose the organs of
nearing. OF seeing and of tasting affected to be
useless the uvula elongated the throat so named
and rritated to produce constant and distressing
cough
SANFoRDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase of
Catarrh from simple head cold to the most loath-
some ana destructive stages 1t is local co,lstru-
tlonaL Instant in relieving. permanent in curing
safe economical and never falling
Each package contains cne bottle of the RADICAL
CURE, one box OF CATARRHAL SOLVENT and an I'M
PROVED INHALER, with treatise: price, 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. Boston.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

OCTOBER TERN OF THE CIRCUIT CoUET-The
october term OF the Circuit Court was convened
this morning by Judge Hlgner. Ten Juror,
were called and George Truesdell failed 10
answer on account of sickness. James KIM
Jacob karr, Charles T.. Latimer, Nc.nard
Menke, James =. Davis and L.. ~ Wood We're
excused The clerk was ordered TO draw tae
Aames OF six from the box to flII the Vacancies
Evening star., 1886-10-18

EDWARD L. DENT & CO.,
STEAM AND HOT WATER HFArr,rr, AVN
VENTILATION.
Agents for the Duplex ard Nonnareu r,o,,.. ~
Rutzier q Biakes steam Heating specalties ".'1
seis-AmAp lab G STREET NJ w
Evening star., 1886-10-18

A YOUNG MAN SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER yAINI
PLEADING WITH HIS TKr NI wIEr

YOUNG Man SHOOTS HIMSELF AFTER vAINLY
PLEADING WITH HIS TRUANr WIFE.
A man about 20 years of age entered Il saloon
at 23o south 10Th street, Philadelphia, late Sa,-
urday night and ordered drink of whiskey.
He sat down at one of the tables, drank the
liquor, and then quietly took out revolver
placed it against his temple and fired. He died
ten minutes later. \ letter was found upOn
him which said:
~ have killed myself No one is to blame but
Street Providence, .S X. " W W. "Gs1mlas1er GonmaM
Wire Chief OF Police Childs, Providence. I
ask the press not to make any uniavorable
comments, as l have ID christian father and
Il newspaper man myself"
While the police were examining his papers
1 young woman VINO was soobing violently en-
tered the room and declared that she was the
dead mans wife. They were married in Bati-
more one year ago, but Gorham was unable to
support her. She soon lett him and went to
Philadelphia, where she became an inmate of
a house on south 18th street. He followed
her and tried several times To induce her to
ieaVe the place. Saturday night he mada
ms last appeal, telling her that he would shoot
himself II size persisted in her course. This was
also unsuccessful and he lett the house When
his wit" mont I,e~rd iso,n hIn ne ~trs uusio.
Ine BOucicault Divorce suit to be
Settled.
From the New York SUM- to-day
IL IS unlikely that the suit of Agnes Robert
son against Dion Boucicault for divorce and
maintenance will reach the courts. It's known
that Boucicaltlt is anxious to have the case
settled without recourse to- the courts and ever
since his retdrn from England negotiations
nave been In progress between his counsel and
Agnes RoDertson's lawyers TO bring abou. some
satisfactory settlement These negotiations have
been carried on with the Understanding that
boucicault is willing to make provision for the
support OF Agnes robertson and the children
born To her While she aud the actor lived to-
gether. Agnes Robertson claims that she was
married 10 BouclcauiJ by verbal agreement in
1898 BOucicault denies that the verbal contract
Was ever made. Ex-Judge Dlttenhoefer, Bouci-
cauits counsel, said yesterday that the legal
proceedings would probably be discontinued by
mutual Consent, and that within week or ten
DAYS the whole matter would reach u settle
lent that Will be both satisfactory and final
Mrs. IIornuyhe BGucicauit, the ;lctor's present
vile, Is anxious 10 nave the lawsuit brought to
AN enc, too, and approves OF MIR. BoucicaulL's
proposition of settlement.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
LOCAL MENTION.
I3fc Mni,fsler.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF S>IGNkI. OFFICER.
WAsHISGToN. 10. e.. Oct. IS, iSS6-
Indications yor ri EoHT>. CD,aBieRestJ o4 ) p. na
Ty5-tfrg-
Evening star., 1886-10-18

Gents Suits Cleaned. dissatisfaction
guaranteed datC.PUTsCHE's, 729Pa.av m, w s3m
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in Il Id. Ward" prints. 4Oc
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermik:
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
Pick wich 1Iuh Wh;xLv stbahaz.
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ONLY Sl05O-

Opening at the South Washington Palace.
324 Al, street southwest, will take place on
Wednesday and Thursday. 3
Evening star., 1886-10-18

LONDON COUGH SYRUP only 1Oc., at druggist
Evening star., 1886-10-18
BUSINESS.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
b. ii. Warner to Lucy J. Maynard, lot 50 and
pit. "a, So. 66; S4.20O. Susan Thompson et al.
To Nathaniel Bowie, sub lot \. so. SIT: $500.
Z. I'll. Parker to Richard Ryan, sub 80, SO. 597;
$1,000. w. j. Vanarsdale to Kate J. JONES' in
trust, sub lot 4, sq. 219; $1,000. Rebecca c..
Miller toJ. $. Brown, e. y lot 1, So. $780, 3d. 500.
L. w smith to X. 4. Bradley, sub lots c To F.,
and L, So. S74; $4,000. l.. 2. Shoemaker to
a. +. Fox, half interest to lot 4, So. 30; $. $.
u. Webb TO A. n. Horner, lots lU9 and 11O,
Long Meadows; S535. Hiram Wilmington to
Joseph b. Whittington: W; pt. 8, So. 105; S12,-
800. j. A. X. Moore to F. 7. Milburn, PIT. lot ia,
II. sub Mt: Pleasant; S4OO. 5. ID. Newconb
ct al. to d. NJ Goodacre, lot SO, SO; 81. 50, 100.
Georgia III. Harmony TO Sophie q. Casey, sub
lot 61. So. 93 So,S4o.62. u. MCPHERSON to
Eliza r. l.. Gould, lot 6S, Lanier Heights;
S3,SOU. f. Il. l.. Gould TO Emily 5. NJ. Chisom
lot !, Lanier Heights; $4,000 a. LeySisht to
j. I'll. Hoswell, pit. IL, SO. 112; s.. e. ~ VIII
liams to II. S: Cummings, lot 10, Girls Portion;
s.. b. Ii. Warner to John Connor, sub lot
1.5, So. 623; $1,000. Caroline T. Bancroft,
exr.. &c, to NJ. !. Weller, lots IA ana Is, so.
1O4o; $. G. q. Bradley TO ]. W. Compton, pit.
-, 50. 7S5; $3.50. Z. Rothweii to Moses
Craig, pt. :, So. 1Ol1; S1,1OO. Moses knight to
Martha Hunter, lot 4, block 20, Meridian Hill;
5000.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

KIDNEY PAINS
and TN weary ifeless agone sensation ever pres
ent with those OF Infamed Kidneys Weak Back ard
Loins, Aching Hips and Sides overworked or worn
out by disease, debility dissipation are relieved in
one minute and speedily cured py the
CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER,
new, original, elegant and infabe antdote to pain
ana ihhammation AT druggists 25c.; five for 81: or
of Potter Drug Co., Boston, oc1S
Evening star., 1886-10-18

GARTRELL, SO 9TH, repairs latrobes, furnaces.
FUssELL's Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candies.
Evening star., 1886-10-18
Horse Blankets
Il. p Herman

and Covers in great variety of styles and prices
from SO cents TO $40 each, at Topham'S Harness
Factory, 1921 Pennsylvania avenue. 3
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THE TlIIRTY-EIGHTH SESSION Will begin An
the new College Building, ON III street, between yth
ana ION streets NV. on Monday. October 4tl
For further Information address
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Observation-Disclosures

Pickwick Club whisky is the best
Evening star., 1886-10-18

1 tADEMl OF THE HOLY CROSS 1851. MASS
= n ave resumed studies MONDAY. sept. IN with
renewed adj Nantags for thorough -s-nc..
Muslc ana Art The Theory Of Music ~ thoroughly
Taught Special attention Is paid TO Piano. Harp sud
tiI ana banlo. Painting and the Languages receive
part cular attention. Private class ia aiming Phs-
biography aud Fancy Mork. lustrn Painting q raf,-
themes ana kindergarten of Tia
present year. Connected with the Acad.nN il a
SchOol fOr Bows lnnghI hN the sisters s..isl- I'm
Evening star., 1886-10-18

WALKING FROM THE POLICE COURT To
BALTIMORE--TniS morning in the Police Court
Edward Elliott, IL boy about 16 years of age,
WAS charged with VagraEcy, having been ar
rested at the Center market, where he was beg
giag. The boy said he was from Baltimore and
wanted TO go home. "dow can you get ihere?'
inquired the judge. "Why sir, walk, OF course,
answered the the boy, VINO assured the judge
that il would not take him long 10 do IL ii lie
had a chance. The judge took the boys per-
sonai bonds, and getting i'll sight OF the door
he started to run through the court, and when
last seen was making good time going through
Judiciary square.
Evening star., 1886-10-18

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
Duncanson Bros. will sell Tomorrow .,fieru,p,u
al clock two fine residences. Nos. 80. and
oo3 street northwest In!S sale presents au
excellent opportunity either "a an Investment
or Tor private dwelling. See the advertise
mene
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MENTAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD Nj.

Clinics by Prof starr Parsons Dental operations
anu eAtTactlon OF teeth viii he performed every
tuesday, Thursday md Saturday evenings from Is 10
10 - p M: iree of charge AT the Dental lnhrmary IN
The freedmens Hospital For filings no charge VIII
ue made, except for material used.
{. B. PUBNIs. M d.. Secretary
Evening star., 1886-10-18

LITIGATION OVER \ DEED.-In the case of
Susannah Johnston agt. Henry j. Hoyie and
wlfe-bili 10 set aside a deed from Thomas Jen-
kinS OF ThomaS-the defendants filed their an
swer Saturday They deny that the deed was
made only Tor the purpose of ousting the
tenant, and state that the place was mortgaged
at the time for So,ooS, ana assert that being in
debt To- HoyIe for > ,1oo, he conveyed the place
10 defendant with the understanding that they
would care for him rs long ne lived ,sind they
accepted IL reluctantly They assert that the
charge OF Hoyle having assaulted the deceased
Is .scandaiou> and absolutely faise-an inven-
lion of malice.