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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Ladies' RuChings, Collars, and
Cuffs Department.

Having bought q manufacturers lot OF Remnants
Of Fine Ruchings, viii offer same at much less than
one.hnlf Of regular price These goods were meas
urtd and priced according to length and quality.
Remnants at 0, 8, 0, 8, 10, and 15c Former prices
o, IL, 10, 20, "a, and zoe.
&c. or 9 for 25c, stock-akng price. Fine Linen
Collars "a manufacturers sample line), really
worth 10 and zoe each.
10c, stock;taking price. Striped Collars. Former
price, 14c.
10c pair, stock.taklng price. Striped Guns. For.
MGR price, 1dc pair.
1Oc, stock-taklng price. White Linen Cufs. For
mer price, 16c.
8 for 25c, stock.taking price. Children's Embroi.
dered Collars. Former price, 12iac each.
o for 5Oc, stock. taking price. Childrcu's Colored
Embroidered Collars. Former price, Zoe each.
50c, stock.taking price. Children's Lace Collars.
Former price Sic.
5Oc set, stock.taking price. Chlldren's Crochet
Collars and Cuiis. Former price, Csc a set.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

Iabina Ellis, Of the sixth auditors Office
living at AZ II street, was stricken with paraly.
sis few days ago, Mr.. Ellis has been in the
sixth auditors Office sixteen years, and Is "a
years OF age, He has been notified that thirty
days leave would be allowed him, but that he
will have TO furnish substitute after that
time Mr.. Ellis is an oX-union soldier, taking
four sons with him whom ho Joined the army.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

Pleas of not guilty were entered last satur-
day by the following parties upon being ar
raigned in the criminal court: Chas. LangSter
and Emma Murdoch, house breaking In night;
Albert Davis and James Carroll, larceny Chas.
Tibbs, larceny from the person; John Betturs
and Vim. Payne, assault with intent to kill;
oscar Turner second oiiense, petit larceny:
Alexander burgess, embeZzlement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
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Rubbers! Rubbers!

Mems best quality Arctics, s1.15.
Mems best quality self.acting Alaskas, zoe.
Mems best quality Plain Alaskas, 69c.
Mems best quality Imitation Sandals, 43c.
Ladies' Buckle Arctos best quality, SOC.
Misses Buckle ArcticS, O0c.
Your choice of Ladies', Misses, and Children's
Rubbers, spring heel, high or low cut, Csc.
These prices are only good from to-day until Fri
day, Feb. o. This is to give our Shoe Department
boom. In Leather Goods we have the same bar.
gains in proportion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Notice to Government Employees

The Palais Royal desires the REPUBLICAN to
mention that by request Of many ladies in gov
eriiment employ the souvenirs Of the open.
ing" will be continued until tomorrow at q
o'clock, and that on Wednesday will COM
mcnCc special sale Of JERSEYS and hosiery.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
DIR. Pearson's Remains Removed.

The remains of the late DR.. Clement Pearson
were on Saturday taken to Cleveland, Ohio, by
his relatives, for irterment. They were incascd
in an Theoretically sealed zinc and walnut
casket by ". X. Speare, undertaken. glass
in the lid OF the casket revealed the features,
which, during Saturday afternoon, were viewed
by many of the Doctors former patients and
friends. There were no funeral services here.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
DIR. Tnlmnge,s TnlIs for Chnrlty,

as the World Better or WorSe?" win be the
subject Of Rev, 4, Dewitt TaImages lecture
at the Congregational Church, Wednesday
evening Feb. Q, DR. Talmage needs no in.
form a part Of the literature of every house.
hold, The lecture is for n charitable object.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
MerinO Underwear.

re stock-tokng price. Atwood Medica,ed Vest {,
and Pants. Former price, 81.
81 10, stock-taking price. Superhne Merlno Vests
and Pants. Former price, sl.76.
Celebrated American Hosiery Goods
5Sc, stock taking price. Misses and Children's
Merlno Vests and Drawers. Former price, Toe
sl.T5, stock-taklng price. Ladies' Knitted Vests,
finest zephyr, high neck and long sleeves; Cream.
Pink, Light Blue and Cardinal. Former price,
1925.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

PARTIES paying visit to the capital can
have more comfort aud attention iorthe money
ut the Hotel ArnO, Sixteenth street, between
and X northwest, than can be obtained ut any
other hotel, Everything is new and complete
ut this establishment.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
wAsuNoroN SOCIETY DIRECTORY, Clubs, sc


have placed on their Cincinnati limited oN-
press Trains, leaving Washington at p. m.
daily, through sleeping car, Washington to
lnd,onapoliS' arriving Ct Indianapolis daily,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

PARTIES wanting elegant apartments, where
they will be charged only for meals taken,
should call at the Hotel Arno. Sixteenth street,
between / and X streets northwest Every.
thing new and first class Location convenient
10 uptown hotels and thonters
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Notion Department.

Ice pair siock.taking price Duplex VentilaIing
Garter. Former price, SIC,
l6c, stock taking price. Lightning Cleansing Com.
pound. Former price, zoe.
&c, stock taking price. Note Paper and Envelopes
Former price, lOc.
l0c, stooi-taking price. Linen Paper and En-.
yelopes. Former price, 22c.
lSc, stock taking price. Cream Ruled Paper and
Envelopes Former price, Zoe.
42C, stock taking price. Plush Box Note Paper and
Envelopes Former price, Csc.
papers for &c, stock taking price, Smiths Needles,
Former price, PC paper
JGwelry and Fan Department.
4 discount Of 10 per cent on marked prices.
Leather Goods Department.
=, 4 discount Of 10 per cent on marked prices on
SatChes.
Oper cent. on marked prices on POcketbOoks.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Corset Department.

SOC, stock.taking price French Coutille, hand.
made, lace trimmed. Former price, 81.
81, stoCk.tnkinP price. French Woven, embroidered
bust, silk stitched Former price, 1925
e9c stock. taking price, French Sattcen, all shades
perfect At celebrated r. 4 ca. Former price,
S1.25.
S1.25, soCk.takinp price. II. & G., double bon,
whale-bone. Former price, tl.4S.
A large assortment Of the famous r. DIS also.
Thomron's Glove fitting and Warmers Health Cor
Eefs constantly kept In stock.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

In consideration of the fact that the navy
fraud cases have occupied the greater portion
of the present term of the criminal court il has
been decided to discontinue the further trial of
those remaining until the next term of the
court.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Last Grand Sale Of the Season

We will take account of Stock on February IS,
and up to that date intend to dispose of all surplus
stock in each Of our Departments. To accomplish
this result will reduce goods to astonshngIy low
figures
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
You can't afford to miss tho "Jahrmarkt."

THE Hotel Arno, sixteenth street, between
and X northwest, Is the most elegant European
plan house in Washington. The location finest
in the city, Prices popular.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

60 To Daviss, corner of Eighth street and
Market space, for thenew improved SPOOL to
use on sewing machines.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Remarkable Bargains in Bones.
tic Goods.

JlC UUUuSs
1914 Blankets from $1.90 to 50.
Q cases Wool Blankets from auction, LID,
S4.25, worth $3.50.
White Crochet Spreads, 81 and $1.25.
Extra size MOrsellles Quilts, SECS, worth
Bleached Double Damask Table Linen,
sac, former price $1.12i.
80 dozen rs German Plaid Napkins at 75c
per dozen.
5-s Cream Napkins, $1.10 per dozen.
5-S White Damask Napkin, hemmed, ex-
ira value, 50 per dozen.
"a Bleached Canton for lining.
Table Cloths, extra heavy, 20 and S7lc.
just received, q case Of "a Marble Cloth,
which we shall sell at zoe per yard.
Hosiery and Mems Furnishings.
Gents, Ladies', and Children's, all kinds
at popular prices.
Fun line Of Laundered and Unlaundered
Shirts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

Mrs. C. DoNovAN of 3l5 Filh avenue, Now
York city, will have an opening of ball and
reception dresses at the Arlington on Feb. 4, 8,
and g.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Ladies' Cotton Underwear De-
partment.

00c stock. taking price. Ladies' Eightgowns clus.
ter Of tucks and two Hamburg insertings
Former price, Zoe.
00c stock-taEing price. Ladies' NlghtRowns
Mother Hubbard yoke, five rows Of embroidered
inserting. Former price, 81, 20.
4Sc, stock-taking price. Ladies' ChemlseS, excel
lent COTTON square yoke, embroidered insert
ing. Former price, Doc.
65c, stoCk.taking price. Ladies' Chemises, fine
muslin, pompadour shape, deep embroidery
Former price, Soc.
doc stock taking price. Ladies' Drawers, six tucks
embroidered inserting and runle. Former price,
Doc.
8Sc, stOck-taking price. Ladies' Walking Skirts
tuck and deep embroidered ruilc. Former
price, SIPS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

w4smNoroS SOCIETY DIRECTORY, Hotel
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Infants Wear Department.

$i.9s, stoek-taking price Merno Long Cloaks,
handsomely embroidered. Former price, $3.50.
sS,jstock taking price. Merino Long Cloaks en-
brodered on both capes. Former price, $40.
$40, stoCk.takiDg price, Merno Long Cloaks, very
deliberately embroidered. Former price, sl2. 65.
25c, stock.taklng price. Infants Worsted Caps.
Former price, 50c.
6Oc, stock.tnking price. Infants worsted Caps.
Former price, zoe and 81.
81, stock taking price. Infants WOrSted Cans.
Former price, s1.35.
72c stock. taking price. Chldren's Worsled Caps.
Former price, sl.1O.
81. 80 taking price. Childrens Worsed Caps.
Former price, sl.0S.
$3.50, stock-taking price. Children's Short Coats
jersey flannel. Former price, s4.75,
so, stock. taking price. Children's Plush Goats,
Cream and Cardinal. Former Price, 80.
50, stOck-taking price. Children's Plush Goats,
handsomely trimmed. Former price, s12.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

BRING the babies TO have their pictures taken
with the instantaneous process. Mr.. Rice says
he can catch the most unruly.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Plush Lambreuuins,

Plush Lambrequins,
Reduced from $40 to $780,
Reduced from SIS to $40.
Also one A Plush Cover reduced from
$40 to IS.
Table Covers and scarfs at greatly re.
duoedprices,
Silks and Black Goods.
24-inch Black surah, soc; worth 81.
A-inch Black American Gros Grain, 81;
worth $l.15.
Black Satin Brocades, 75c; worth 81.
Black Imported Gros Grain, 81 80 up 10 SO.
19-inch SILK Brocaded Velvet, worth $l.25,
now Csc.
24-inch Black Silk Brocaded Velvet, $3.50;
worth $3.50.
Velvet Corduroy, 69c worth 81.
Double-width Black Cashmere, ice; worth
csc.
4O-inch Black Cashmere, 25c original
price 35c.
Atwood 40-inch Cashmere now reduced
to 40c.
Gilbert's sutings, all wool, 5i.inch, SOC
per yard.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01

THE "gahrmarkr opens at the W. L, l. Hall
on Monday, Feb. |.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-01
Lace Department.

discount OF 10 per cent. of marked prices. Just
received, latest style Crepe Yelling in all colors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
THE p. e. GENERAL CONVENTION.

Proceedings In Chicago To-Day.
CHICAGO. Oct. 0.-The fourth days session OF
the house of deputies of the Protestant Epsco-
cal church began this morning ut 9 O'Clock. The
Christian Temperance unions of New Jersey
ana massachusetts urging the use OF unier-
m G Wine for sacramental purposes.
tee appointed by the general convention of
1883, t. provide for the godly discipline of the
laiety. reported that In accordance with the
present cannns and rubrics further legislation
was inexpedient. The report was adopted.
Dr. Ashley, OF Wisconsin, presented y memo
should be changed to that of Milwaukee.
memorial TO omit the words "Protestant Epis-
copaf' from the title page Of the prayer book.
Laid on the table.
judge Bancroft Davis, Of Maryland, presented
a petition of Rev. Colbraith b. Perry, of Mary
mission ~ work among The coored people.
Tabled for future reference to special COM
nlil,ee.
IN FAVOR OF AN EARLIER THANKSGIVING.
Judge Cope, OF Pennsylvania, submitted q
memorial asking that the joint houses address
u memorial 10 the President OF the United
thanksgiving day be named for an earlier day
each year. more in conformity with tue reap
Ing Cf the harvesLs. Referred.
ILL.FEELING ABOUT AN INTERVIEW.
deputy from California rose to a question Of
privilege, and desired to read an interview
with Rev. Dr. Huntington, published In MORN
ing paper, respecting the proposed changes In
The book OF prayer The deputy said he was
opposed to this mode OF affecting the views OF
the delegates.
DR.. Huntington said that he had not seen nor
read the interview and had not authorized
anything for publication. The president ruled
that the question OF privilege could not apply
70 interviews published in the Journals Of the
day AS supposed views Of delegates. Applause,
which the chair quickly repressed.l
The house Of deputies then All ourned, and
being joined by the bishops, resolved itself into
board OF mission.
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DIED.

sANvILLE On October 9TH. 1885, ct l2So An,
GEOKG h w. w, BASVILI-E aged thirty -four years
and eleven months.
Funeral viii take place from his residence 1912 Z
street northwest On sunday, Ocober TO- at 30 pm
Friends and reixuves are respectfully invited 70 ~
tend. 2S
BRANNAN. On Friday. October 8. 1886, az $50
O'Clock a. m, of heart disease, MIRA DEBORAH
BkANNAN aged 50 years. months and 20 DAYS
Funeral will take place the residence OF hes
daughter, lsx7 street northwest on sunday ocfober
10, ~ O'Clock y. N. Its
DI06e. OF this city, formerly Of Prince Georges
county. Mo, SANDY DIGGs, beloved husband q
Mary Diggs, aged fifty years
Faners Monday after noon. two O'clock from Israsl
NJ r. church. col ner First aud streets southwest.
Relative aud friends are invited 10 attend lts
FLokANCE On Friday. October 9Th, 1850 q
20 O. M. MATILDA fLoRANCE, IN her eighty.
ioursn year sister OF the late Mrs Emma Hayward.
Funera from her late residence, All street north
esst. s<,nday. NJ 3:30 p m.
MARTIN. On Thursday october 7th. 1855 6
90 90 PA, AGNks JOSEPHINE SMITH. belovea
WHY OF NOAH h Martin. of l2l3 3 street northwest
s snsss :, 1T Pm on s1nd.y from the house 70 "
6Sn and streets. where services val be held thence
" Mount oifvet cemetery. q
SHARP: Ou Thuruday. October Z. 1885 ~ q -
JOSEPH X sAARp, AMER . lingering iilnssA
Funeral VII take place from the Tabernacte chnfcA
ounonv ~ p - 6glonh aad relatives fnvlae2 y
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Welsh Harp Lake Regatta.
A SLIM ATrRNDANCE.

LONDON, Oct g.-Ihe rowing regatta at
Welsh Harp lake, HendOn, was opened to-day.
The attendance was small. The gate money
will not exceed 500. The contestants In the
hrst heat OF the sculling handicap were c.
Nielsen, OF sydney, n. S. W., 40 secOnds);
Wallace Ross, OF New brunswick (scratch) and
q. Perkins, ot Rotberhite e seconus) The heat
"as won by Ross; In the second heat The
It rs were ]. Ten Eyck. of Toronto, Is
-eco4dsl John Teemer, OF Pittsburg, lscraich)
and d. Goodwin. OF Battersea Us seconds). Tnis
heat was unsatisfactory. Teemer aud God win
.ouled aud the judge gave the heat to Ten Eyck.
IN the third heat the starters were H. Follett,
Ricnmund, % seconos,; A. Hamm, OF st.
81. Louis, g seconds) and 6. Bubear, Of Putney
- seconds). The latter won the heat. The
Contestants In the fourth heat were w. Pearce,
pi Hammersmith Q5 seSondss q: Lee, Of New
FORK Is secouds) and w. East, jr., OF Putuey
,l3 secondsl. The heat was won by Lee.
Gorilla Leaves Paris.
PARIS, Oct 9.-Senor Gorilla, the leader OF the
>pai.s.i re. olutiOnists, has lett Paris.
A New York Stock Broker Suspends.
N..w io4k, Oct. 9.-Tne suspension of E. z.
,chmItt has just been announced on the stock
exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

BALTIMORE Mn, October 0-Virxinia saxes past
due conpous. 81; do ten-tortiss AIS do pos ihrsea
671s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nh. October 0-Colton easier
.uiddng ga. Flour quiet and about Ets-dy. Wheat
southern nOminally steady; western lower. closing
dulE southern red. S6NS5; aOuthern amber. 86a&&
40 western winter red. spot 7vlsas1s Hovenbef.
SIla bid: Uecem6er, eSabas3ss; January, 05aSc1e
aud dull: southern white. 6yxbl southern yellow.
5Oabi; western mixed seo,. 4Aae asked October. 49,
new % Old: AsSaz4; J sy e bid 9sas s.eaay
westerp mixed 8laSa PennsylvsniA 32aSa aye
drm. 6Asb7 Provisions steady and Sslss saeef-
ioGsis "a. USer aTtiess sach:nssd FssgSis 70
Liverpool per steamer. ouiet-coaon. l3-t<a.; nQar,
nssreis wheat IL 600 bushels: cOfr, 100 hus6els:
osss 1900 bushsls: rye. 1880 husheaA- shipments-
5000 buahelA Observation-Disclosures bushels cora.
"a $40 buShelA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
Warrington STOCK Excnan~e,

the Washington STOCK Exchange ara noted to-day:
=. s Hs ls snss cSsS0n 1ha$ bid tas' asked
5: sGuPPSs, lSsas I'D SSl ,ss asked $ s..rsss,
a is sis. p5 .. rs: ,1 s !!sss
year iund. Q. Q. 1890. currency. llsa bid. Il6is
ssked. 2Oyesf fund. Us lss2, com. llYls bid Ms,:
aud Q street =. Il. stoc.. SO asked. Washington
Gas, 3S7s bid 30aa asked firemens ms, as asked.
National Union Ina. II asked Gsrman-A merlcan
ms, 100 asked Masonic HALL bonds lOl bid, I06
asked Washington Market stock, ~ bid, 2Ols
asked Real EsI.aL title Insurance. 100 bid ISit,
,.n.- all %. r.L Co.. 81 did, Cd asked Wash,
ington Brick Macbine, 1l6 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
I'd EDITION.
--latest T6leglans 10 The Star.
THE X. OF L. CONVENTION.

AnA IL VI As CON V6NTAVNs
Attempts - Settle the Chicago saA the
Cohoes Strikes.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct eat the close q the
morning session Of the Knish T. OF Labor the
following additional account OF the proceedings
was obtained from Mr.. Powderly: Reports
received from committees, among them the
report OF the committee Of the last conve
the report OF the committee appointed at
cleveland on the revision Of the constitution OF
Inc order; and the report OF the com mit.ee &C
campaigning the Congressional Committee on
the TOUR TO Investigate the southwestern rail-
road s.rikes; Mr.. rowderly was authorized TO
SEND the following telegram:
Michael Cudahv, president Of the PockerS "A.
sociGfton, Chicago, U.S.:
VIII You postpone contemplated action on
and the stock yard employees until the general
assembly can appoint com mittee TO call on you
with q vie" OF settling the difficulty. Answer.
The following telegram was sent 10 II. y. ssli-
man, Cohoes, N. Y:
win you open the factories at Amsterdam
work as they came out and meet our executive
BOARD Tor settlement OF this trouble and to pre-
On moseu @as Resolved t. seaS
Barry, Of the executive board, 70 accompany
Master Workman NJ. j. Butler, OF District 81, W
TN ior the purpose OF endeavoring TO settle
I4ey VIII leave here at O'Clock this evening.
1t was ordered that q telegram be sent 70 the
Post Office department, at Washington. u. c.,
protesting against the letting OF contracts 70:
erection OF pubAc buildings at Baltimore to per.
sons son employing convict labor. This Was done,
MI. Powderiy said, because it was understood
ding.
The roll was called for the presentation OF
resolutions etc., and fifty sixty received.
All were referred 10 the committee on distribu-
uon, which Will distribute them 70 the appro.
pirate committees. The same action was taken
III reference TO all reports OF committees sub
mitted aud the reports OF the secretary and
treasurer.
All these reports were presented In printed
form. The roll OF districts was then called, and
occupied the remaining time OF the session.
will be called, and 1t Is xpected it viii take up
the whole afternoon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
MARRIED.

COLTMAN-NICE On Thursday evening, octop
Der 7th 1885, at residence brides pareuta
In Jenkentown. Ia, Mr.. THOMAS G COLTMAN, a
Washington, u. G.. TO Miss EMILY L. NICE, Of Jenr
kentown by the Rev. L. W. Eckard.
HOUCK-LAMR On Tuesday, October 9th 1855,
at the residence the brides parents by Rev. Geo c.
Markham 3. ROY HOUck and Ii. EMMA LAMB .
KENNY-BEHRENS October 9th, 1855, by the
Rev. Father Ryan, i. KENNY and Mira l. BEHHr
EMS. both of Washington.
REYNOLDs-DANIs. At the residence of the
Rev. n. +. Clark. Of Bait imore, MT AUDLEY REV.
NOJ.DS and Miss MAGGIE h DAVIS were unitSd
ON the I'D of November, l6S5.
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MIR. NEEDLE h IN CANADA.
H Issued Bogus Warehouse Receipt
GNH RlAQ AAQ lloG0.o n $780,.

CHICAGO, Oct 9.-An afternoon paper says: n.
NJ. Needle, partner In the packing house of
). T. Ferguson q Co, is in Canada
de has issued bogus warehouse receipts
aggregating 100000 and practically
ruined his drm. The loss will tall on the banks.
Sloo,ooo on single New York bank. "The
banks here who lose by it," said prominent
DIRECTOR ARE all rich and will not feel the loss
Ihe worst loss 10 on New York Institution.
Needle left Tor Canada night before last" Needle
Was nne looking man, about forty eight years
Oh age. de was the managing partner In the
nrin OF j. q. Ferguson q Co., which was a very
old and rich one, and came originally from In
annapolis. he has been a big speculator ON
the board and in stocks and has been wrong
for long time. The biggest loss has been An
W all street
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RELIGIOUS RIOTS AT DELHI.
A HindOO Temple destroyed by MOhau
meSlHnA A fer n Fieece Eiehf

H1ndOO Temple destroyed by MOhAms
medans After = Fierce Fight.
DELHI, Oct. 9.-The situation which has
srown out Of the religious rioting between the
Hindoos and Mohammedans is extremely criti.
cal. Reintorcsments have been sent here from
Meerut TO help preserve order. The Moham.
medans last evening attacked small
Hind~ temple. The Hindoos defended IL and
desperate light ensued, IN which the
nesmeared the temple with blood, smas he'd the
idols and destroyed the building. Twenty
ne temple that they mad 10 be removed to nos
pitfalls, where they lie in a critical condition.
Troops are maint tanning order to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09
AUCTION SALES.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF ABOUT I2OOO
L souAhE IEET OF GROUND, FRONTING
MAINLAND AVENUE, THIHTEENTH
STREET EAST AND NORTH g STREET.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER -
IHei!kIEENIH, at FIVE O'CLOCK, We win
PAkI " souAKE SOUTH OF SQUARE 1917.
la feet on 18th street east,
lao feet on q street north,
one OF the most desirable locations northeast
Terms: Onehaii cash: balance In one and two years
otes bear six per cont interest payable semiannu.
ally. and be secured by deed trust on preuaises or
all cash. al option Of purchaser. Terms TO be COM
Piled with In ten days otherwise right reserved 70
Hisys public adysrtisemfnt In some newspaper pub
ilsaed IN washington D. C. detosit OF 500 re-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-09

PITTs BURG, Oct 9.-Pun xsutawney in the
northern part OF the state, Was visited by dis.
astrous conhagration this morning. The IRE
started in the ST Elmo hotel about 2 o'clock
and by daylight thirty-f1ve buildings In the
business part of the town were In ashes The
loss will reach $685. 900.