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RAILROADS..
RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
schedule In effect SUNDAY. MAY 3Oth, 1885. until
further notice.

,i Leave washington from Station. corner Of New
For Chicago 1000 am. and 1910 pm. daily. The
1OOO IN Is q Fast Limited Express for Pittsburgh
csso next morning al $50 40 eatrs Are i charged
on this Train for fast time:
pm and hO:lO pm. with through coaches and Pal
$50 Is a s to nsSys points without s ana
LoIis arriving in Cincinnati next morning at 7:aa
So LOUIS ~ Sio pm No extra fare is charged on this
For pi.,sburgh At 1000 and $50 Pm. daily; TO
For Lynchbars. Natural Bridge. Lexington and
stanton, 1910 pm. with Sleeping Cars. daily. On
s1fSFdiy e aaTa station only
e1eep. sunday and iol0 p M daily. '''
For baltimore week days 5, GAO, $40, 100, $50
$50 4a6 54o sao i ss sna II 5I o.
For Baislinore on sundays $50 7:3O; $50 and 1905
5s Valley R.5Osa and points south
washington to New Orleans $50 p. m sleeper TO
For Wilmington. Delaware and intermediate points
between baltimore aud Wilmington. 3:l5 p. m daily,
For annapolis GAO am and 1910 and 43O pm.
ana go 500 o snnaa a2ie a9 So
tan Branch e:45 am daily. except sunday and 5:3l
on saI .Gr aa
on sunday stops at all stations For Gahersburg and
d.y except sunday For Frederick A SAC Jam an PAD and
4AO pm. daily, except Sunday.
For HagerStOwn 1000 al and 5:31 pm. daily, ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains arrive from the West daily, 600, 100 am
ITO. $50 and 1870 pm. Little Rock Ex press
Iron from Wilmington and intermediate points north of
From Annapolis $50 am, and l;5O and sos D. m
sunday, 1885 am, 6:35 pm.
From Harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad, 100 q
10: daiiy, and 53O y m. daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points 1926 q m,
and $40 p.m daily except Sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
o3O, l2O, 900, 9:O5 and 1890 m l2:15, 2:3O g. 4,
40 D. $50 1:46 and IL 100 PM: sundays, $780,
1:2O. 300 and 9!O5 1:3O, 23O, AGO, 500, 6:3O
5:46, aud 90 pm.
AN trains from Washington stop at Relay Station,
except 1:Z5. 3:15 and $40 pm.
For mrther Information apply at the Baltimore and
1891 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of 14th street,
where orders will be taken for baggage to be
and received at any point in the city.
b. DUNHAM. c. X. LORD,
Gen. Manager. Baltimore. rau23l q. p A.
UTASHINGTON, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
w ROAD Co.
Schedule In effect August /, 1886.
Trains will leave from and arrive b. 4 p station
9th and SITS. as follows:
Leave Washington $40 a. m. daily except Sunday
and 445 p m. daily, arriving at Round Hill IL "A a
m. and 1:lS pm. Returning trains leave Round Hill
At 6:OS a. m daily and at 3: IL daily except sun
day arriving st Washington $40 a m. and 5:4S pm.
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. 1000
mile tickets $2G
R BELL.
aulO Superintendent
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BALTIMORE. Nh. September S-virgina sixes
consolidated with coupon, 5& do threes 81; do.
ten-fories. Az bidtO-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd. September. 6-Cottou dull
mtddling, 94- Flour easy aud du-HOward street
and western super. 2.25a2 to- do. extra, 275a3 SO:
DO. family, 3.70a35O: city mills super, 225a2 rs;
do. extra 3OOa IS; do. Rio brands, 4.5Oa4 81 Pa
tapsco family, b. Is; do. superlatVe patent $50
Wheat-sOuthern heavy and dull: western irregu ar
No. western winter red. spot, S5sS5ls Septem Der
S4a4aS51s: October, S6lsaS6ll: November. S7a.aSS
December. SsaAaS97s. Corn-southern nominal
western lower and dull; southern white oOa5I:
southern yellow. 5la52: western mixed. spot as
bid: October, :7l2a4S Oats steady and Quet-soutb-
ern 2Sa34: western white. 33a35; westefn mixed
8Oa32: Pennsylvania, 2Sa34. Rye steady, 54a5 =
Hay steady-prime to choice western. 9OOaI5.UO
Provisions steady and quiet Mess pork. 1l26aIi IS
sA7A4 Bsc0n-snOulders. Sa9; clear rib sides b;
hams, 131aal4. Lard-rehned, y Butter firm
packed. lOa15; creamery. 16aIl. Eggs hrm, l0sI7
Petroleum steady-rehned. 6As. COiee easier and
dull-RiO cargOes, ordinary 70 fair, 8a4alUak
sugar steady-A soft, It's: copper refined Quiei
01aA9ae. Whisky steady, 1l9al 20. Freights TO
Liverpool per steamer quiet-cotton, 5-31d.; -four
wheat. so. 400 bushels corn, 81 800 bushels: oais
3.2OO bushels; rye. 800 bushels. Shipmenis-aonr
l,oo6 barrels; wheat. l199Ou bushels corn 400
bushels. sales-whest. ,OOO bushsls corn, 10000
bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. ILL, September 9. 1 p.m.-WheAt firm
Cash 1885 October. 7sls: November, 50. Corn
steady-Cash, 40: October. Al Lie: November
431s. Oats steady-Cash, 253s; october, 267s Whisky
1.16. Pork steady-Cash, 1920: October, 1Olk
Lard frm-Cssh. 1885; October. 662la
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Gen. Buller.s Report.
HE FINDS KERRY IN BETTER CONDITION THAN
HE EXPECTED

HE EAPECTED.
LONDON, Sept Seen. Sir Redvers Butler re-
ports that County Kerry, Ireland, and the west
ern portion of County Cork are in u less serious
state oflawlessness than he expected to find
them In, although he says there is widespread
decentralization among the peasantry, which
will require energetic and sustained effort to
correct. Gen. Butler adds that satisfactory pro-
gress Is being made in the work OF arresting the
spread OF the Generalization and that local
sources Of crime and disorder are being appre-
Gladly checked.
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AaAirs In west washington.

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs Martha c. Peter, wiz
on VI: Armistead Peter, was found dead IN her
oee snis morning at her residence, corner 3Ist
ana streets, by her son Freeland, who had
gone 70 ms mothers room to awake her about
$40 O'Clock. Not being able TO arouse her he
called 10 his father, who discovered her TO be
0sa DEAD the body attn being warm. AT half
past "A o clock last night when she retired she
80 apparently In good health and spirits.
Lne Ssose OF her death was rheumatism
on tho heart. The deceased was widely
snown and was held In high esteem
oy large number OF friends and acQuaint.
anoes: BY her death the poor OF this place lose
generous friend. The funeral will take place
nom the homestead on 31st street
bCihDiNG AssoCIATIoN.-At the my -second
monthly meeting of the First Co-operative
buiiding association held at the association hall
on 32o street last night money sold AS follows,
$1,000 at 80 per cent ~ 900 at Us per cent
Yl,o0O ~ 100 per cent 81 900 at los Der cent
Making a total Of IS 900 sold.
GRAIN RECEFrs.-Canal boat Loudon arrived
with 5000 bushels Of wheat and 300 bushels OF
corn for Hartley bros.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF wArER
At A.M.@(ireat Falls temperature, "a: con.
aition, 36 Receiving reservoir, temperature
~; condition at north connection, SO: south
connection, SO. Distributing. reservoir, tenn.
perature, 78; condition at inffuent gatehouse
80; en1uent gatehouse, &c.
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WTEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, SIT
UATED on 4TH STREET, BETWEEN BAND

nv EEhS q w.. AuctiOneefS.
gAREF se sH At Ayszs9s s5
BY order of the owner, we Will sell ct public eeH
aqss1s 4R ths Fl 9.
FHn , UCL3cK Pm the south IL feet az .n
Sr g feet ss & wiS
. .ssSi rnsi s1swn at SALE
NHoMAs BOWLING. AuctioneeE,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERNAL
1 1E 1kFsE h2T Fl ef GnS fa e.
DASsDfSS Il H5 Hn9 5ysf sSs
GETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES OF
Ten TIE shan sen at the northwest corner q
large lot OF condemned material, &c
i By order OF Secretary Of the Iate5iSr .,
TNHoMAs BOWLING. AuctloneeE.
PEREMToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
p MMPR0XED PROPERTY FRONTING ON
TMHAiA sTRHEr s5kEES ESP
1856, at HALF Asst FOUR O'Clock. viii 8:
SELL on the premises. Lots 3 and 4. iu square -
sylvania avenue 6O feet on street and so feet on
10y Of street % and contains 1902
large Lime kilns and Frame Buildings and will be sold
as whole. This property is valuable and should COM
mand the attention of parties who desire profitable
investment.
Terms: One-t third cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by deed of trust, with notes bearing
interest," all cash. at option of purchaser deposit
OF $3.50 will be required at time of sale. All convey
anc1ng at purchasers cost II terms of sale not
complied with in days from the day Of sale the
property will be resod at risk and cost of deaulting
purchaser. THOMAS BOWLING.
se7-d&ds Aucttoneer.
FTNWuSTORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. as
ASPRUCE STREET. LIE DROIT PARK LOT
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER
ELEVENTH. At HALE PAST FIVE O'CLOCK.
we will sell In front of the premises house and lot
On Spruce street, LIE Drot park
LOT 3Ox1OO.
improvements TwOstOry Brick House, eight -
rooms in good order: papered, painted and new 1T;
perry, comfortable home splenddly located In Tails
desirable section. -
Terms: One-third CASH balance In one and two years.
notes TO bear SIX per cent interest payable semi an
option OF purchaser conveyancng &C. at purchasers
cost deposit of 500 required ut sale Terms to be
complied with in ten days. otherwise right
resell at risk and cost of defaung purchaser, after
hve days public notice of such resale In some news
paper published In Washington, u. z.
se7-4t DUNCANSON BROS, Aucta.
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL t1s'rATE
l. AT LAUREL. MD.
The undersigned will offer at public sale the -
handsome Residence of the late William II. I'LL
Warted on the premises at Laurel, Md, on f:W
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVEN, a. FIVE;
fruit dwelling of Ia rooms In excellent order
CHAS H. STANLEY,
CORTLAND street. Baltimore,
seats Or Laurel. Nd
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Crashed by q Failsus ssoue

CoHSEoUENCEs OF THE LAST SHOCK Ar
cHARLEsrON-rHE FLIGHT FROM THE CITY
There was Q second shook of earthquake I'm
Charleston yesterday at LAO p.m., just two
hours after the one reported I'm The STAR The
second shock was more severe than the FIRST,
and many buildings were baby shaken.
Shortly after . scaffold on which five or six
workmen were at work on q building at the
corner OF Broad and State streets Was crushed
by slab OF marble from the cornice. All of
the men were buried I'm the ruins, but es-
capped with slight injuries, except VIM.
noimes, colored, who was fatally crushed.
Four additional deaths Were reported in
Charleston yesterday from the nervous shock
or exposure consequent on the earthquake.
The hight from the city continues A rough
estimate gives the number OF women and
children VINO have already left at about $1,000
LIE railroads are granting free passes the issu-
ing OF which 10 entrusted To the municipal au.
th0r1ttes. 10 Others special rates are made It
10 creditabie 10 the men OF Charleston, however
70 De able TO say that they are, with but few ex-
ceptions, NJ their posts. heavy rain began TO
tall At 6:3o yesterday afternoon greatly tncreas-
ing the misery OF the thousands OF sheiterless
people. The 80 tents sent by the government
are the only ones that had arrived up TO yester.
day evening.
Under the authority OF q resolution OF the
city council OF Charleston the following com.
mlttee on finance has been created, VINO will
receive AL money contributions The mayor
+. b. Rodgers, A. w. TAFT. Mr. W. l.. Campbell
mas been appointed treasurer Of y committee
Contributions can be sent TO either OF the COM
rnittee or the treasurer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERcIAL.
The New York stock Market.
Name. O. 800

The following are the opening and 800 D. IN. prices
of the New York stock Market to-day as reported ny
special wire II. H. Dodge $50 10Th street:
Name n 300 Nnms i N ann
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The annual meeting OF the National Fedora
ton OF Coal Miners began In Indianapolis yes
teroAy. John Mcbride, Of Ohio. was chose
president The secretary's report opposes ANAL.
yamation with the knights Of Labor.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-The commercial
exchange at a meeting this afternoon started q
subscription for the relief Of the Charleston suE-
ferers. and committee of ten members was
appointed to solicit funds.
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Judge Smell has returned to the city, ana will
resume the bench In the Police Court to-mor-
row.
The case of the Rev. John H. Winston, pastor
OF the seventh Baptist church (colored), charged
with einbezzling the funds OF the church, was
called to the attention OF Judge Harper this
afternoon, and was again continued until FRI
day.
Mr.. Peter Carter, OF Charleston, 6. c., reports
railroad depot, yesterday, q light brown over.
coat, valued at %.
Yesterday drove Of cattle in crowding along
that vicinity.
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Wisconsin Republicans.
CHEERS FOR GOV. RUSK AND FOR BLAINE AND

MADISON, WIS, Sept. s.-The republican con-
vention was called to order by Chairman Tay-
lOr, of the state central committee, at noon.
Hon. j. v. Q1arles, OF Racine was elected tenn.
porary chairman and NJ. A. Thayer, of Sparta,
secretary.
Mr.. Quarles made short speech, during the
course Of which the names of Gov. Rusk, Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Logan provoked cheering.
Alter the appointment of the usual com.
mittees the convention adjourned to 2:3O D. m.
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PROPOSALS FOR PLAsTERING AND sTUCCO
WORK
Once u Building for state. War and Navy Deuart-

FINHE CELLCLOID TRUSS
II That never breaks never vaa =. go, .,-.L~-
and can be worn while bathing ~
40 As sAss - CHAS. FISHERA
A. pr,upp ,oxS It'll street noIthwess.
Lazy Rnseo0A ~ s"s "s.sl ="
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RANGE or THE TnKRAoMErER.-Ths follow
ine were the readings NJ the signal Office to-day
4 M 70; : a. M. 20; IL al ll., 75s y n. ln 10
ma xianuui, 50s mtnlmuu1S ia
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP LOTS

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP LOTS
IN JOHNSON & WINES ADDITION TO HY-
ATTSVILLE
Hyattsvills is a lovely village. oa4 miles from Wash
ington.
ON THE Il. AND ORR
Communication rates sc. per ride.
Ten trains each way daily.
Hyattsvile is rapidly growing
Six new houses Just stagting there now.
Ffrstclass Female Seminary just opening there.
arrangements are perfected for a public school.
CWnl open this monthly
Ground will be broken In a day or two for the long
talked-Of Catholic church
EVANSVILLE Is ON HE BOOM.
Apply To the owners.
GEO ]. JOHNSON. 713 Market Space
se2-2w LOUIS d. WINE 1880 Penn. avenue
IroR sALE-ON THE HEIGHTS OF MERIDIAN
Il Hill. where properties must soon attain several
location delightful. superb plot Of Level ground.
Only few feet north of Boundary St. side Of
OF ground, fronting Prospect ST. l2O feet ON M
ing IN n and
sSx sad tine Peou ss
E,oR sALE-A FRONTAGE OF 200 FEET ON
II l. st., between 18th and l4th ss Sc: small house
ON lot rents for more than taxes; great bargain at
time TO ouy and obtain the advantage of navy yard
improvements Apply to owner, Rooms 4. 1881 st.
NV. jy17-2m
I,OR SALE-LOTs-IOO BUILDING LOTS 5Ox
~ l5o feet near seabrook Station. and P. R. r.. 20
.o Tds Sy % city Ssauv oeSe
DCCkEIT, Attorney-at-Law, Bladensburg. No, or
JASPER NJ JACKSON. DIP 81. NV. Washington.
au3r.Sm
E>OR SALE-TWO LOTS ON 22D ST., BETWEEN
II l. and NJ streets. SO feet deep. suitable for Two
small houses. street paved with concrete.
Lot on 18TH ST. within one square Of Scott circle. p
fee, front by i20 feet Deep elegant lot for rscass
several Lots on 18th St. near T IT.. at reasonable
pTicea
Two Lots on 18th St. near St. 25x11o: elegant
ios 10 10. nIstcfass residence Price reasonable.
Nl32m A. p. BROWN, 1925 st NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW MORE BoARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
modated for September and October in a delight
fuI village IN the mountain mosquitoes mala-
ria; terms very reasonable; references address BOX
-, HedSesvfle, West Va seS3ts
VALLEY HOME WILL AFFORD ACCOMMO-
v CATIONS at reduced rates, for the months of Sep
temoer, October and November. Address Mrs. 8 s
GORE Back Creek Valley Frederick County, Md
se6-its
4 ,REEDMOoR Is ONE OF THE MOST DE
~ lightfu and beautiful places In Virginia for Sum-
mer and Fall Boarding Terms to suit the times Adj
dress Mrs. LOVE, Box H. warrentonVa auIS-ims
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BACK FROM CHARLEsToN.-Messrs Dunnell.
of the New York Times; Wolff, of the Sxaats Zei-
tssng; Ogden, OF the Philadelphia Press, and
have returned from Charleston, whittier they
went Immediately after the first earthquake
shock. They report things In q deplorable con-
ditiOn there
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Excitement In Syria.
THE PEOPLE WORKED UP OVER coNsCRIPTfONs
FOR THE TURKISH ARMY,

CoNSrANTINoPLE, Sept S.-The population Of
syria are almost In state of Instruction be-
cause OF the active efforts of Turkey to force
syrian recruits into the Turkish army. The
eral CONSUMPTION is being enforced Several
thousand recruits have been sent TO Damascus.
Inc people generally are much excited. Trade
Is stagnans Most Of the people are very poor
and the recruits who are sent away from their
homes, as rule leave their wives and families
destitute.
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Game.
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-There were less than one
thousand people In attendance at the postponed
game this morning between the Chicagos and
New YOrIs. Mccormick and Kelly were the
Chicago battery, and WEIGH and Deasley offlci-
ated for the visitors. Score by innings:
New York.........O, 0, o, I, o, o, 2, O, o. 8.
Chicago. o, o, U, o, 8, o, 1; 1-12.
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II ATROBES, RANGES, FURNACES AND NAN.
IL TEIS at Low Pricsa Tin Rood9g and Joblang
PROMPTLY done Get prtcsa g
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DEATH OF Coz. LEWIS E HUNT-The War
department has received notice of the death of
Col. Lewis E. Hunt, 18th infantry, at Fort
Union, New Mexico. on the 9Th instant
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BRoKE THE WINDOW AND STOLE ruH
fRoUsERs.-tieo. Larner, young colored man,
went % Jacobs store. on street. between 0tli
chased cheap ring. He returned 70 the Store,
broke the window TO attract the prOprtetor's
ffOm the rack in 'front.' OF the store. He rRn on
and was chased by = clerk until eAught b.
Onicer Sullivan when he dropped use trousers.
fenced 70 90 days In Jail TOR stealing the trous-
oFs. and flned $40 b0f breaking the window.
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CAPT. VERNEY RELEAsED FRoN JAIL-CApt
Verney, who IL charged with Miss Mcbride with
attempting 70 impede the Standardization OF
justice, gave hail In the sum Of $500 to-day end
was released nom jail. Miss Mcbride il still Ia
iafl
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7 He NEW THEATRICAL SEASoN.-The opening
OF the season at the National theater will be In
augurated MOndayevening. Sept. 1 9Th, with the
appearance vi Miss Viola Allen, In the new COM
edy-drama, Talked About" Miss Allen Is
pleasantly remembered In Washington, and
Will pc cordially welcomed Talked Aoou9'
The sale OF seats tor Miss Aliens engagement
will commence at the box Office OF the tneater
winter season at Albaughs Opera house Will
open next Monday evening with the Irish
comedian Daniel Sully in his new play, Daddy
Nolan" rs the attraction. Mr.. Sully and his
play are highly Endorsed by critics In other
cities, and In New York especially they are
given much praise.
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A CITY OF MEXICO DISPATCH says IL 10 I'M
derstOOd there that Minister jackson will re-
turn to the United States about October LIST.
JOHN MCMURRAY, the chief of the division
of lands and railroads in the ONCE Of the Secre-
tary Of the Interior. has gone to his home In
Martin, the chief clerk Of this division. re-
turned from his vacation to-day In Rhode
Island.
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ARHY IEAVEA-Ine IoII0WtnG second lieu
tenants have been granted an extension OF
leave Of absence until October LIST: NJ. NJ. Pat.
rick Charles l. Pathe, 9Th cavalry; Frank Nc
cavalry; Harry Freeland, Sd Infantry: c. N, Pet
tit, 9Th infantry; David l. BOXER, l2th infantry:
Benjamin A: Poare, 18th infantry; Jesse Mel
Malvern Fl. Barnum, Sd cavalry; E. 6. Wright
9th cavalry; James E. Nolan, lth cavalry; Jss.
H. McRae Sd infantry; Charles B. Duncan,
try, and David w. Fulton, 24th Infantry.
The leave of Major Joseph w. Wham is extended
for one month Leave for ak mouths, with
granted Lieut. James X. Thompson, 28d ia.
iantry. The leave Of Lieut. e. e Hatch, 18th
infantry, has been extended tor two months
Leave Tor two months has been granted Lieut..
w. w. Tyler on account az sickneas. Leave
for two months has been granted Capt. Samuel
Merrllls leave has been extended Tor two
nnsfh
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court as follows:
E. A. Whitaker, OF Richmond, Va, and Pstsie
Shannon, OF Lexington, Va; Charles A. Winner
and Anna Aura herdeii, q Oriand0. Florida;
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DENIES THAT He CoMNrrrED Az OUrRAoI
This morning Otitcer Kills arrested 6eur
Lindsey, . c0lored man, charged ON = wsrrAu
issued last May on the oath VI Ptukey Wasi
tngtou, Of Chew's alley. charging him Wit
ley, who Is . lab0rer about Is years Of sSe, Il
the city about the time the warrant was issue(
aud returned but . lew weeks since. he denle
the charge u the result II temper on her paiI
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IMPROVEMENTS AT THE NATIoNAL--During
the recess decorators have been At work on the
National Iheater and many improvements
have been male In the auditorium. Most no
ttceable OF these II the re-deCoratiOn OF the
proscenium arch. This has been done In she
plastic work which wss used with such excel
lent eneSt IN inc LOBBY OF ne tnsster The pre-;
altogether H. 10 = most beautiful piece OF work.
which will add much 70 the attractiveness ol
the house.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS. Several six-ro0m houses
on street northeast. all modern improvements 10
per cent investment Price. only 50 900 each; also
Brick rms. on Corcoran. bet 13thx 14th SITS - 200
10 (stable) 6.5OO
IL 1000
:" and cellar, 18th St, cheap. ...........5,5OO
l1th near (for business 800
18th near St., new house. ... .....-5, $50
l. bet n. Cap & 1st SITS. n.w...-....2, 700
Apply at once 70 j. w. +. MYERS,
se1-2w* 142S New York
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CONCERT AT THE CAPITOL GRoUNDs,-Tbe
program for the concert Of the Marine band 81
March, Jupiter, Keeier; Overture, Hungarian"
Keele-Bela; vaise, Maid OF the Mill |" LiddeiI;
Quadrilie, "New Promenade" COrts; Caprice,
Operas, Hanna; Up 70 the Times, sprague,
introducing the .Mfkado," Aandolina; Sounds
.Mary Ann Kehoe;;" sweet Smiles" .I'm q
Dude" Little Sycoon," "Black Hussar,"
BALLET Music from sylvia" "Stick TO Your
Dance aud Chorus" Gslop. "Drunk Wild Tsy,b
"Eaust"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-08

THE GOoDs RETuRxED.-ArA Carrie Avofy,
Printing Once aud boarding Ct Mrs TAuss
house, on g street, had Mn. Tan before Judge
Harper yesterday on = charge Ut stealing two
sheets and ptiiOw-cases irOaa her. Tue goods
were given ~ Mn. Avery and the charge Of
larceny WAS indefinitely continued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-08

Some merchants would boldly place $50 90 the
value Of these Gloves We assure you they are bar
gum and guarantee them so be PERFECT GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-08
NV.

NV.
1913 10th st. ,1OrsS11.OOO
90 NJ st. b b. i, 0rs.. 10. 500
2O33 n St b. b., j 2rs. 5000
l747 F st., b. h. ,1Ors. 900
223 Ind. ave-, 9rs. 900
926 Mass ave, lots q, 800
y. Cap. Il I sts., 9rs.. q. 900
l2O& eth ar n n QPa X -6(n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-08

Gov. ABB IT. OF New Jersey, denies the report
that he l. r gagged ~ ~ marris0 ~ Nm. SnNrp-
stem, -ith widow.