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CHARGING WITH BAYONErS.
An Evicting Party I'm Ireland Meet
with Vigorous Restsaance

Special Gable Dispatch u THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 1.-THE most desperate resist
ance probably ever made was encountered yester-
day by an evicting party, consisting OF the shers
Officers aided BY 15o police, at Coo.soe County,
wexford The property belongs TO a man named
Byrne, nicknamed Clanricarde the second The
house OF a tenant named Sommers was converted
into regular stronghold Trenches were dug
around 1t and clay piled against the walls as high
as the roof, forming an embankment that rem
dered the battering ram useless. Scaling ladders
were repeatedly thrown down and fearful strug-
gle went on from 10 In the morning till 80 in
the afternoon, when the emergency men gave up
the Tight The brothers OF Redmond the men,
Der or parliament, rushed into the yard while the
struggle was at its height. one shouted, .sWell
done my gallant countrymen; you have beaten
the battering rams God bless you." Alter a res
pite forty policemen who were ordered 10 rush up
10 the earthworks, were promptly repulsed ana
some badly wounded IN the head and face. Twenty
men were then ordered TO charge with payonets,
but were also repelied by men on top OF the house
Finally. at o O'Clock, the house was nred. Even
then the inmates only surrendered at the earnest
supplcation OF sympaJnisers The event has
Created the widest excitement In Ireland, and
must make the work or evictions and Balfour's
task OF governing the country by means OF coer-
cion Increasingly difncult.
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Mr.. ParueIi Will Not Res.gn.

LONDON, August l7.-Mr. Parnell denies the 70
port that he intends 10 yacate his seat IN paris-
ment until either the parliamentary commission
or the scotch court has completed Its inquiries
into the Tunes Charges az gainst nlIn-
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CucnNAf1, August ia special from Mount
On Brush Greek, this county, where % much ex-
element was caused last January, when wallace
LaSwel shot and killed Granville Adams on &C
count Of an alleged intimacy between Adams and
MA LaswelL Frank Harlan was also shot during
the trouble, and lost . leg. Other parties con-
cerned In o1n1cuit1es had 20 leave The county.
well was returning from Brush Creek eeauon On
his wagon, where he had been hauling oerE On
rsachng Posnt quarter q mns n1% Tn,ee ees .soas
took eject n the back and one N TIE oreast me
wounds ere thought 70 be fetaL faroS wno ola
susp1cSon & 70 the guIlty party. 0mceegase 20 GO
20 the ocsns carry this morning. 1ne oau -
aga1n opened, ana tho war 1oWo w1tnm ne next
SeAytalng nature
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Lighantng Reduces the Indian Popula-

CHICAGO, August ia dispatch from Kansas
CITY says: Chief MescoJt, u the kickapooa his
sQuaw and nye Children, were killed by lghlning
day.
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MIC SaurnilI Rurned-

GRAND FORKS, ARR, August 1.-THE Walker
| sawmill was destroyed by nre last evening, To-
gether with large quantity Of lumber. Loss,
| $40, 900; partly insured
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A Destructive Fire.

ANDERSON, IND, August IA f1re IN the Tyke
block yesterday burned S30,OO0 worth OF merchan-
disc and damaged the building $4,000; Insurance
light
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nyER 100 CASES CURED By wEIGLEs MA.
NlAria and Asue Exteruinator during May and Jure
N Hsrrisourg. Pa: most Of them Of long standing
some :. 10 and IL yearn viii cure ~ out Of 25.
xor eAle BY all ruxxsts- Price SOC TSCHEEFELY A
@'ASSs "hoiesa4e Agents. J2S-lms
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AL ABour REMNANTS

AL ABOUT REMNANTS
REMNANTS OF silks
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs
REMNANTS OF eINoHAMs. FLANNEIa TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. In fact Ram
nants Of all kinds and TN all guam titles marked very
cheap. They are the Remnants Of sood styles. and
many Bargains are in thsiot
Nm sHUsTxR SONS
S14 e1o PENNA AVE-
III 7. WALKER sons 2O4 10TH STREET n. ".
u Asbestos. Paper, Fire Brick and Clay,
.oe 4ma. CemsntA Charcoal Pitch,
1<o fstA Pulp. tc
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Mending the Morals Oe the Town.
IouNG NEN WHO AITACKLn rHR VICES ON xsaExuIl

wITH COwHIDES-
NEW ORLEANS August ia special 20 the
Ptcdyuae from Lafayette says, regarding the
trouble In ADbeyille, that the town has for some
time past been Infested with bad men and women,
VINO openly def1ed the proprleties by shocking ex-
posures OF their Immoral life. A party OF young
men, mostly clerks In stores In Abbevile, began q
crusade gainst these people on Saturday night,
by whipping with cowhides several men and NO.
men until they were blistered-
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT REcEIPrs To-DAY.-Interna reve
nue., 1891 ,592; customs, ss16 22S.
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CHAUTAUQCA. n. T., August 15.-An Interesting
platform meeting OF the International Executive
sunday School committee was hell this morning
and speeches were made by Benjamin Clark OF
London, England, who leaves for home to-day H.
y. JACOBS, OF Chicago, president OF the committee
William key nolds, OF Peoria, Ill, President OF the
last InternationA sunday School convention, and
others.
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From Wall street To-Day.

market opened steady, with quotations close 70
the nnal prices last night, but became very weak
after the nrst few minutes under renewed attacks
the frst 70 give way, but the whole list followed
quickly. The volume was q little larger than on
yesterday. Heavy selling by Chicago houses broke
Lake shore and that stock led the LIST with de-
cline OF IN. Northwestern fell 4 In the frst half
hour and the rest OF the active stocks were down
y TO 4 per cent. A slight recovery then occurred
ana ~ II q %. the market II barely steady at de-
clines ranging from y 70 per cent from the open
ing.
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fayette street, Louisyilio, Ky., houoe which has
been notorious Tor the crimes comm3tseo u tt and
for the VICE it he's fosterod for yeax The scene
tragedy. Police Ofncers Jo66ph Roeeooerg an1
James w. J0nea, while estempttng % make a1 ~
lornssly pgiVaso po1icomnn aad Waterman af u
Buckingham Iheafer and general nd chArnceoe
about town. .Thsy weEe zy1nf % aEzoe him ~
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Kansas Towns fn Arms
FrRrHER TROUBLE ExPkcTEp BETWEEN INN orx.
WOODSDaIE aSn uuaornN

CHICAGO, August ia dispatch from Wichita
ksnsL, says: one OF the officers OF the militia
company which returned from stevens county re-
lates that there Il every prospect OF ano her out
break between NOodsdale and HGgoIon, a. the
people OF the former place ayow they Will bs
revenged Tor the death OF their four citlzenS The
situation IN Grant county, be SAID, n also sc
strained that the citizens asked Gen. Myers 70
leave one company at each OF the towns Cincin-
natl and Ulysses, as between these places the bit
rerest rivalry exists the county question
Both towns are paving numbers OF lawless char
acters from the neutral strip dollar a DAY and
board 10 remain within their eordcrs, that they
can vote on the county question ln about thirty
days complication has arisen In the fact that
Hugoton and MoodSdale men have taken sides
Win rival towns Of Grant County. Arms are said
TO be In possession OF the belligefentsI Each side
Is afraid OF the other hence the request Tor rOOpS
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Came.
NEW YORK, August 1.-THE corrected list OF the
lost Is los, as given by Capt Muller, OF the ILL
fated steamer Gelser. The Geiser carried SO pas-
sengers and a crew OF 43. or the passengers IA
were saved. and OF the crew IL. Tnis makes the
list OF lost 20 passengers and 26 crew.
5. T. Hansen, OF worcester, Mass; A. E johnson
Co, OF ST Paul, Mimi; A. Mortenzen & Co. OF
Chicago and T. Wennistrom, or Philadelphia.
agents OF the line, haze been notified 10 send on
tneir lists OF the tickets sold on the Geiser Mrs.
Ida Maryrave, who, with her child, lost bought
her ticket in Worcester. Fourteen and a half
tickets were sold In ST. Paul OF which
three were saved. From Chicago forty-one
half tickets were shpped, of which six were saved
eight from Philadelphia, one shipped and one
saved The ba4ance OF the tickets twenty -tnree
We're sold at the Office, No. 13 State street. In tnis
city, OF which only three were saved. seven hours
after the collision the Wieland hove IN sight.
Peter julius Jorgensen, the second officer OF the
GeiSer, says: "Tne only explanatlonl can give is
tnat IL was raining like III The first ofricer was
on the bridge, and the third officer was down on
the deck taking soundings when the crash came /"
There Is no excitement at the ofl1ce In this city
as most OF the passengers were from the West
THE THINGvALLA AT HALIFAX.
BOSTON, August IA halifax special saws that
the steamer Tningvalla was slghted coming up the
harbor at $50 a. 10.
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noNT FAIL TO SEE THE sl.5o BRIGHT DoN-
~ sola: Button, Opera and Common sense Toes re-
duced 70 s1OS: Tip Of reduced from, q f;,i 70
81. ID tkAUfMAN'S Double Conbination Sfors
l24l and l243 11th st. se. an,
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To- Gain a Entra0ce % Chicago.
REPokf THAT THE NORTHERN PACIFIC Is BUYNG
PR0RRRIY

CHICAGO. August IA morning paper says: IL
has been reported about town In a Qdiet way for
some time past that the Northern Psci1c Railroad
Co. was making arrangements TO secure an en-
trance OF It's own Into Chicago, aAd that large
purchases OF lana were 1n proepect. IL Is now
toleraoly certain that q scheme by which this
corporation will have as good an entrance 10 CHI
cago and as good terminal facilities as any other
road has been nearly worked out
Tne paper goes on 10 say that the chief engineer
OF the company recently went over q tract OF land
lying west Of the city containing 1000 acres,
which, II Is assumed, would not nave been done
had not The land been already secured IL Is
stated that bids have also been made for other
tracts In that vicinity. The understanding is
that this Is TO be used FOR switching yards and it
Is intimated that the scheme Is even larger; that
there Is prospect that the Belt road about the
city may become the joint property OF ali the
roads centering here, and that the tract mentioned
may be wanted for Q great depot OF freight ex-
change. The suppOsitlon Is that the Northern
Pacific will come IN over the tracks OF the wiscon-
sin Central, and that the completion OF the ar
rangement only awaited the return OF Henry VII
lar0 from Europe. A he Is now In this country it
u assumed that this matter viii soon develop.
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The reports nom Jacksonville last night were
all OF hopeful character. There had not been .
case OF yellow fever reported for forty hours
The board Of health expresses the hope that the
disease has been driven out and that, the worst
being now over, they believe the city win rapidly
resume it, normal condition OF activity and pros
lss not % much from feeling Of fear a. because Of
the paralysis OF trade and their inAo1fy 70 secure
work here or 70 make Q living. There u - the
turn home owing 70 the hopeful reports oe tne pass
TWO dAyR
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rsr EVENING STAR Is served TO subscribers IN the
efty v .rr1ers their account 81 10 cents pef
week or 44c- per month Copies Il the counter
ceuts each. BY matl-posta9e prepaid-5O cent? 4
month one year. s6. six months. So
Entered ut the Post Once at Washington o. c. n
second class mail matter.l
TIE wEEkIY STAR-published on Friday-al
year. postage PREPAID Six months. so cents
rVAn mail subscriptions must be paid In advance,
no paper sent longer than is paid for
Rats Of Advertising made known on spplicatton
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To-DAYs BOND OFFERINGS amounted to SAT-, 500,
In lots as follows: per cents registered, SIS 600,
at 12s. Az per cents, registered, 100000 at
los; SIZE, 600 at 1O7z<
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~ CARP M,..,xo,ox n q .nv n 1890
Al he reaue.. Of Dr. B. N Duke. si5 i4ih M street
northwest a, whose ofce the death Of Mr.. Hardy oc
failure rom the shock following the ertrsction Of
number q teeth; The patient wosid not take
called mmediateiy after the accident and found it i'm.
possible to resusets;e her after the use Of all
that the accident was unavoidable and he not to
Oiin' II III 'n' least e'psfuqUIScA S uMqUIScAsTER, ND.
49, No; 4. The officers and members are hereby
Ian III sTELEE. P. 6. P. on sunday sftsrnoon, 18th
inst at SsSs1 5T RSd FsNws Hs s:h g
O'SlGse- - s JOSEPH A. SCOTT. C
LOO: F.-HARMoNY LODGE NO; q
hall oth ST. se. on sunday afternoon. 18th inst, at
Phis. special meeting sATTEDAY ExENINS st 80
WM p ALLAN, Rec secreisry y. It
CALANTHE LODGE, No. IL. K. OF p,
= s meet at their a,t at o'clock IafS
:, e. ], / FoxyEL4
TO EFFECT POSITIVE CURE FOR
49, Malaria Fever and Ague. Elixir Babek;
pound. For sale ali druggists soc sbottie aa1SIw
o. scRFRIpT STR BgTTEaINE TER Sd inform, hi.
patrons and the public that he has opened-
Fish ss s 70 rs
y. B-No connection with his old stalla
Telephones. 643-2. or 96-5. au17-2t.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
on EYSSfsa ESSEE as des Ha
Sei9eE august H. Husiless Sf Importance
aulo-at' President.
Kas LosT7A NOTE DATED, JULY Is, 1885.
of $40, PAYABLE months after date to X.
A. Endorsed.
by All persons warned against negotiating the
same Reward If returned A. MCINTOSH. l70s
HAVING DISPOSED IOF MY BREAD
70 Gottleb Hoess he is hereby authorized to col
my friends for their liberal patronage and hoping that
the same will be extended to my successor, am
aul6-2t Cor. Sth and NJ streets.
X~ DISSOLUTION OF CoPARrNEKsHIR
WEST WASHINGTON. D. G.. August IS. 1888.
ness under TIE arm- name Of BROOKE / caToR, have
this day solved said copartnershp by mutual
sent All work under contracts made BY the rm prior
to the date above will be FIN finished by the said Brooke
contracting for work and solicit public patronage.
aule-3t. ]. r. CAToR
PUBLIC CAUTION-THE PUBLIC Is
49, hereby cautioned against negotiating for
ps o upon SI hs & ns or
airy sts Washington, d. c., the consideration
Sc: Sss3 Owner in Equity
g. PURE SWEET CIDER MADE DAILY.
49, Grab Apple, Extra Dry and Champagne CIDER.
s in ali
1ns r?ssry and market stGrss Free deiyer{
CO.. GIL 7th st NV. aul6-2t
ExCURsIoNIsTs TO ATLANTIC CITY
- - can fnd iirst,eiass @ Table and Rooms. sl50
ono day. at Hall GS1sf
aul5-3ts of Washington
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GRATEFUL TO THE CoNsUL-The State Depart
ment has received letter from prominent citi-
zen Of New York expressing gratitude for the as
s1stance and service rendered him under circum-
stances OF great distress by Mr.. H. A. Johnson the
U. ). consul at Venice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-17

CHICAGO, August 1.-THE reports that agents of
English capitalists are at work among the brewers
OF this country, trying 10 organize brewers
trust, Is emphaIlcally denied by Chicago brewers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-17

COL W. F. swITzLER, Chief of the Bureau Of
statistics, has been elected member Of the Ameri.
can Association for the Advancement Of Science,
now In session at Cleveland.
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Political Notes.


mlttee at the party headquarters In New YOrk
yesterday the following members were present
Sehn G New Sae hTe ossS samuel na es,
FaSsett. The business transacted by the com.
miltee referred TO the details OF campaign work.
It did not last long. Mr.. Fessenden was IN partic
ularly good spirts ana spoke In enthusiastic terms
OF the effect OF Mr.. Baine's journey through the
Nutmeg state.
Eastern Maine at Bangor August %, when Mr.
Blaine will make his next speech He will lateI
make transconttnental trip.
yesterday nominated a state ticket, headed by the
name OF A. B. Fleming, OF Marion County, for gov.
ernor. several OF the present state onicers wers
Chairman Jones, Of the national greenback ex.
ecutive committee, has issued call Tor . national
In ms cal Mr. Jones states that the national green
back party was brought into life TO establish ira
ternity and good feelng among the entire Ainerf.
can people, by devoting attention 70 questions o
their present and future welfare. He credits the
greenback party with all the political virtues ex
tant, and says tne delay 10 assemoung the eonven.
which decided the last two presidential elections
were not made up until september. Cinc1nnall
was selected because all the railroads will be sell.
ing hair-rste tickets to the exposition there.
At the Nebraska state prohibition convention In
Omaha yesterday, George Z. Bigeow, OF Lancaster
County, was nominated for governor, and John
Butte OF Omaha, for lleutenanJ-governor. Candi.
dates for minor state offlces were nominated, and
w. G. Allinger was recommended to the voters for
The deadlock in The republican convention OF
the twentieth Ohio congressional district was
broken by the nomination OF N. L Smyser OF
Wooster, the one hundred and nifty first ballot.
1t Is reported that Hon. w. Z Gaines, one OF the
candidates OF the Malone faction for Congress
from the fourth Virginia congressional district,
will Withdraw from The 1eld In q few days This
viii leave Judge r w. Arnold and Hon. Jonu
Mercer Langston in the race.
The executive committee OF the American Pro.
tective Tarin League report that during the month
796, 500 pamphlets mad been sent out Stephen
w. Roach has been elected manager, in place Of
Garrett Roach, deceased; ex-Gov. Hoyt, OF Penn.
syivania, has been elected general secretary, In
place OF JUS d. Week, resigned.
j. l. Byrd, the full-blood candidate for governor
Of the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory has
been declared elected, over Wm. Guy, incumbent
by 3 votes Guy claims fraud.
The Hon. Alien q. Thurman will leave Columbus
next Monday afternoon for Port Huron, Mich
where he Will open the campaign for the demo
cracy on the following Wednesday. Judge Thur
man will be accompanied BY his son, Mr.. A w.
Thurman, and other representative democrats
Tue party win arrive at Toledo Monday evening
and leave that city on the following morning. ar
rtvtng &C Port Huron the same afternoon.
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General directs that all newspaper mail originat-
Ing at Jacksonville, Fla, be fumigated at that
point as precaution against transmitting yellow
fever. II has hitherto been sent to Way Cross for
fumigatiOn.
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They will NOt Go So Fass.

AaCy <NOt ~O % = 88es
Special CGble Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 1.-THE directors OF the North
western and Northern Railways have agreed to dis
continue running their new sensational expresses
70 Scotland AFTER the end OF this month Tnis Is
owing 70 pu6tic opinion, but stl more TO the de-
crease In trafjic
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k~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
AssE ls-ssss.21743
OHice hours. from am. to 80 pm On the first
Wednesday in each month the office will open from
8 to O'Clock pm Advances will be made promptly
at o'clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
daily at the office of the Association. Equitable Build
ing 1908 st.
shares 81 so per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS sOMERv1LLE, pres't.
JNo JOY EDISON. Sec'y. je4
a FOR RENT-FINE NEW STORES WITH
D>9 large plate-glass fronts; with or without
dwellings,; modern improvements: full view aud near
Pa ave See them. 1927 St NV. near 18th St.
HAVE FEW REFRIGERAToRs AND
-, - Gasoline Stoves which Tll sell a less than
m my29-5m 2lae Pa. ave, Tinnins U and dP PamSins
S@ ekohohrowS or fPfElvkEslrT' EnW SCHOOL
a. z Ss
S NJ YEATMAN, Secretary.
au6-5w Corner 9TH and SITS. NV
THE BALTIMORE sun.
SERVED BY CARRIERS AT AN EARLY HOUR
BY MALL SOC. per month; $500 year in advance.
ORDEI FOR SUBSCRIPTION AND ADvER-
TIsEMf rs received at THE SUN WASHINGTON
BUREAU. street.
As. ABELL CO.. Publishers.
au4-1m Baltimore.
MEMBERS OF THE ROCHDALE Co
ecutive committee has conciuded contract with one
coal Se sr IN ah the s to 20
Members should los time in calling on some one
o those named below to obtain prices and conditions.
Members in possession OF the Trade Card on book
running TO April 80. 1883 entitled any ad-
tracts Trade LISTS Cards. aud ali Information can be
obtained from the following:
Jos NJ wilson. President 301 10th St s.w.
VIM; NJ King, Vice President 220O 18th st. NV
L Nanderhoef. $40 l ST NV
&c Eawcett. 6O3 Massachusetts, ave- ne
J. + McCabe ~ Sd ST. ne.
/ n Patterson. l1l5 10Th St NV.
II ", smith. 7is Bst. sS. w. Nv"
| Hunt 1910 st. NV
And at residence OF the Secretary, 9O5 st. NV The
secretary can also be seen for few minutes at noon
~ order OF the Cominittee: j. W. MARSHA
-e-o-in Secretary
1S aRoGAN's INsTALMENT HOUSE
T39 AND T41 71H ST. NV
pes oi SiotSs si,y to buy your Furniture Car
tors Stoves &c Everything In the
e so,a on credit as cheap they be bough ht else,
We MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
| W: g. METZEROTT 4 Co MusIC
- Dealers, have removed from Pepnsylyanis
west Of W B. Moses sons oldest ana , three doors
sive music establishment IN the city iva Am sm
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BRICK WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

~ BRICK WORK 1N ALL IT'S BKANcHEa
The partnership heretofore existing between
REIN W. DARBY and JOSEPH W. COLLINS (con-
tractors and buiiders), under the firm of DARBY
COLLINS, having been dissolved by mutual consent
the undersigned is prepared to undertake brickaying
In all its branches. and respect ully solci public
PATRONAGE AL orders sent 3l00 Water street.
Washington. will be promptly attended to. and con-
tractors desiring bids for brick will nnd IL to
their interest TO cal upon Plain and fancy brick
work OF every variety executed in workmanlike man.
au13-6t. JOSEPH w COLLINS
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT, GEORG TOWN
- University. Washington, d. G.. The fortieth
session OF tins Medical College will begin MONDAY
OCTOBER l. 1888 in the and well equipped coll
lege building. st. bet. 9th and 10th SITS For an
nouncement and further particulars address the dean
q. l. MAGRUDER NJ. d.. SIS VT. ave. ty2-eod;,ln
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THE RESIGNATION Nor acknowledgement
Inspector-General Dumont said to-day that no off,
cial or unoffcial information had reached him
concerning the rumored resignation OF Mr. John
Quinn, the clerk to the steamboat inspectors at
baltimore
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THE EVENING STAR

PUBLISHED DAl lLY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Ncrthw.s. Corner Pennsylvania Ave and llth st., BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. h KAUFMAN, PreSG
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"A Fire I'm . Canadian Town.

BLENHBrN, ONT, August 1.-THE stores occupied
by Ford Sons, G. L Won Grunter and A. L Bis
nette were burned this morning. The loss Is
S16, 900 and the insurance o. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-17

~W; g. METZEROTT 4 CO NUsIC
- Dealers have removed from Pennsylvania
ave TO their new building ITO ST. w three door
west Of W b. Moses 4 Sons. Oldest ana most exten
sive music establishment IN the city tv.s a,,
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To CLOSE AT ON SAruRpAY.-During the remain.
der OF the summer the Post-Office Department will
De closed at O'Clock on Saturday,