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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ WHY WE CLAIM THE PREFERENCE
- our superior facilities enables US to DO up
fne tn excellent quality the work This work Is done
are now doing up more Lace curtains than ali the
other laundries in this city combined. We cordially
-. SWISS STEAM TAUSpkX
- CATION will meet WEDNESDAY; October
an s m noeS tn s
K~ RoCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
The regular quarterly meeting Of this So
NV. ON TUESDAY. 18th instant at 3 O'Clock pm.
sharp Members should bring their cards in order to
By order J.w. HARsHA. Secretary. oc13-3t
the sES9NR ANNg MEETYG 81
HOME MissioSs win be ioEHo held on SH THuRsbRY DAY
hhFIERNOoN October Is, at z o'clock. in the First
by Miss II MORSE, a missionary teacher from Utah,
and Dr. HAYS. of Cincinnati. 1t
q THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
t0hEIGN i MISSIONS win be held TUESDAY AFTER
0s,9bef IT, at O'clock in the
DALE OF Baltimore, will give account of the London
missionary conference. 1t
r55EHEE 5HE TS9RKINsNENs M TARIEE Tn W1rRSw RE-
!TUEsDAD EVENING; At o,cloek; at 1898 Penn.
JOHN G GATES sssan seerss.ry. fANNiN' President Il
THE SYNOD OF BALTIMORE, COM
- prisng the Presby teries Of Baltimore New
Castle and Washington city will hold its Thirty-fourth
Sth united stated meeting at the New York Avenue
Church, OF this city Rev DR.. Bartlett, pastor.
Ihe opening sermon will be preached by Rev. Dr..
Smith, of baltimore, on Tuesday evening 10th inst
on "Wednesday evening 18th. the synodical sermon
on The Cultivation of the spirit of Worship in our
Churches" will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Hamlin of
Washington city, after which the Sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be celebrated.
On Thursday evening 1Sth there will be held pub
lie meeting in the interest OF the general cause of Mis-
sions home and ioreisn under the auspices of
dies Synodicai Societies of the Home and Foreign
missions Addresses will be delivered by Rev. DR. u.
Z. Lays. Cincinnati and Others.
All the sessions OF the Synod open and the public
are respectfully invited. p. CARTER,
~ Stated Clerk
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.
SHoiTS ,TION-Members' Monthly Reception To-
NIGHT (Monday). Program of readings and music
lady. lts
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BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY.-The bond offerings
to-day aggregated $l,O47, 600, as follows: Coupon
As, $500 at 129, $4,000 at 1851, $4,000 at 12s;
registered As, 5000 at 129, E225,OOO at 1857,
100000 at 1855, $4,000 at 12s $4,000 at l2SH,
100000 at 127A- $4,000 at 12S, 1000 at 12S;
1OsH, 5000 at 1Os1S, $1,000 at 10s1, $4,000 at
1OS6.
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Frsu Wall Street ro-Aav.


NEW YoRx, Oct lh-The stock market was very
quiet and weak at the opening this morning. nrst
prices showing declines from last saturdays clos
Ing figures OF from 70 k per cent; further losses
extending 70 per cent were established In the
succeeding tflnsactaonA but later In the hour
there was more animation and more decided weak
ness which increased the losses small fractaona
There was very little activity OUTSIDE OF St. Paul
and New England, the former becoming the leader
In point OF animation. Cotton o0 did tar busa-
ness ana was nrm, but there vas no further Tea
ture OF interest In the market which at II
O'Clock was quiet ana heavy 70 weak, - about the
Lowest prices reached
This GOveT10sne WOaDA 00e Asoo0es
1ADRID. Oct 1A-senor More1 minister Of the
INTERIOR has Informed the council that the Engi1sh
government hes proposed 70 the Europsaa end
ocean trade In ann. dynamite and oehsr explo-
stves and alcohol eehor Amijo mintsssr o. to..
e1gn a0airs. on1d that the American 00vern0eos
had declined 70 assent % ths proposltaoa. 1he
council decided % an1ons the oeh~ naooes
would Do ukewisa
A0ssaean Coooesg9sees N caoeoe.
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MAY SUCCEED PRESIDENT BARNARD.-Mr Geo. L.
Rives, the Assistant Secretary OF State, is spoken
OF as the successor OF President Barnard, of Co
lumbia College, New York, but only on condition
that Mr. Cleveland Is not the next President 1t Is
said that should Mr.. Cleveland De reelected, Mr..
Kives would receive another appointment under
him. Mr.. Rives Is a graduate and also trustee OF
the college,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

CHARGED WITH TAKING AN ILLEGAL FKE-The
Commissioner of Pensions has been advised that
Caswell L. Brady has been arrested on French
Creek, w. Va, by Special Examiner Roome upon
charge OF taking $500, illegal attorney fee, from
Eliza Kettle, penStODer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
TRANSPORTATION roR VOTERS.
Managers Of Both Parties Looking Out
for Noaers from ahis On

for Soters from shis CITY.
The applications OF voters tor reduced rates Of
transportation from Washington 20 their respect
i've homes number very few as yet but it Is too
early for most OF them 20 get away. The repre-
sentstves OF both parties will See 70 t
that all who have votes and want 70
get where they can make them count, have
transportation Ex-Congressman Thompson, who
has charge OF democratic arrangements. has fur
nished some orders for reduced rates but he has
been advised that there will be a great many
democratic voters In want OF railway tickets The
republican managers are diligently looking after
votes for Harrison and Morton As the opinion
prevails that the election Will be very close the
workers each slde appreciate the value OF every
vote and t is safe 70 say that resident " WASH
want OF TRANSPORTATION.
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Three thousand a Week.

The visitors 10 the Washington Monument on
Saturday numbered $40, which brought the total
for the first week to 300 persons who had reached
the top. 1t is expected hereafter about 1900 q
week can be easily accommodated. Flannery Bros
Will begin to-day TO set the remaining memorial
stones in the shaft.
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District Government Affair.".

HI WANTS IT kEFEkRED 10 THE A1Tokskh
Some time ago Mr.. n. L. Haller requested per-
NIT 70 erect three cottages IN lie Drot PARK Ills
application was submitted after the nre limits hAo
been extended. and the permit was ss reiuse & ne
temptation before the extension OF the nre iimits
and claimed the permit on these grounds he Wa
0letter from him IN which he requested that the
matter be referred TO the attorney, as ne hao an
idsa be would get decision similar W An~
were issued to-day as follows: Z. v. Trott tnres
Srck rom thsss ns to Srol dwellings, from
Gait, one brick stable 10 rear Of lile Vermont
SrcF SEsaas oSs a. IisS ai.s northwest slca
Res, @ one Srict blscksmitns 5 shop at ess and es5
New YORK sssnps sSs nas srss Ses 0
nIscEILANHoUk
rhe Commissioners have written 20 MessrI
lewis johnson co. relative 20 their request thae
an Item q No Ssio csr
tfocates be added 70 the Commissionou annual
estimates; that it is not one OF the matten which
they can properly include IN their annual esf1-
msSes' but thai II they shonld have separate bln
for n introduced In either House OF Congress is
10 - tSis ono. ana the Commisssoners WIN then
have an opportunity 20 give their vieWs on n
That Is the course pursued In other casss of uks
street reports stolen rum his holse yesterday .
reports rhe larceny Of $40 bIll-B Mavanshi
No lol street southeasl, reports that his SHOW.
window was broken yesterday ana robbed o. q boz
pssA
SUED roa DAnAoD Dom ~ Hu Tsxn-A suis
so esS sess 6orssy % sGs ssa
Se0to IN his own ben alf and $4,000 On bshan q
hilssli - ,sd =, W wife The escisTslioa ee.yss ,s,s =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
HELPING THE FIGHT.
Democratic Office . HOlders Impressed
With the Need Of COmcentrasimg Ef.
forts in New York.

A STAR reporter called in the ONCE Of one of the
chief bureau officials OF Government Department
to-day and noticed on his desk, under q paper
weight, stack OF Treasury Rotes and silver certif-
icates. In the pile there was nothing OF q smaller
denomination than $20 and several running as
high as $50.
"That is all for Barnum," remarked the orncial
sand we will have more for him YETI
In regard to Chairman Barnums visit and the
call for money, that Official said:
ave are not assessing anybody. All we do is
simply to let the democrats who hold of1ce know
that money is needed for campaign purposes
Then 1t is entirely optional with them forgive or
not. Many OF them are entirely willing 70 help
out; No. sir; don't forward the money. 1t will
be delivered to gentleman who Is no manner
connected with the public service"
THE NEED OF FUNDS
There seems to be unusual activity among the
Government officials and employees In the way Of
raising money for the canvass. It is said that
Chairman Barnum succeeded In impressing the
he assured them that the republicans have a large
fund which they intend TO apply In the places
where 1t Will do most good during the last several
days OF the canvass and that the democratic COM
mittee must have money 10 c0unteract the effect
OF the funds at Chairman Quay's disposal Demo
cratic Efforts to raise money are not confined to
Washington. Agencies have been put in opera
tton all over the Union, and 1t is expected that re-
turns will come In freely The latest theory OF dem
party here VINO have means OF knowing. is tnat
the republicans intend 70 concentrate all their ef-
forts upon New York; that they can AFFORD to lose
pliance OF modern politics is to be uSed In the En-
pire state. 1t looks as II the democrats were pre-
pairing to meet the heaviest charge In New York
DISTRICT CONTRIBUTIONS
It Is stated by those In a position to know that
the District contributions for the democratic cam
paign are far in excess Of the amount which had
been received at this time four years apo and that
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve.
nue., $593 277; customs S753 393

The SUPREME COURT.-There were no opinions
rendered in the Supreme Court of the United States
to-day. The court disposed Of several motions to
advance for hearing, &C., in unimportant cases,
and then proceeded TO hear argument In cases on
the docket,
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To Go 20 the Imperial Treasury I'm

HAMBURG, Oct. 15.-Two thousand customs ON
cials were employed here yesterday In collecting
from the citizens declarations OF the possession of
duttable articles the duties whereon have be-
longed TO the Hamburg state, but which will In
future 60 into the Imperial treasury, Hamburg re-
ceivlng q military subsidy OF 5000, 900 marks
annually. Emperor William Is expected here on
the 10Th TO tnaugurate some new bonded ware
houses and TO participate In other ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
The Chinese Question:
THI VIEWS OF THE CHINESE MINISTER ON rM X
CLUSION ACT.

Mr.. Tainkin Sho. an attache OF the Chinese lega-
tioD, who represented the minister In an Interview
in the New York Herald to-day, says that the min-
lister, who arrived In New York from Peru Satur-
day, will be IN Washington until next May, when
his three years term OF service will expire. Moth
ing is known Of q reappointment About the Chi
nese exclusion bill Mr.. Tatnktn Sho says:
"We, Of course, nave known but little until our
landing. cannot say much except that our gov.
ernment understands very well that this unfrendly
law Is not expressive OF any actual hostility 70.
ward China by the United Statea We know what
is meant by the competition OF labor and while
people are free TO come and 60 In from China
we shall not seek to make unfriendly issues with
government whose people DO not want them in
In their midst. But don't you think that there
should be some notice given BY one government TO
another as to such action ~ this law requires be-
fore It goes into force? We learn that there are
number OF Chinamen at San Francisco who are de.
tained on shtpDoard through it. OF course they
win be troubled very much and put 70 some loss
by the act OF exclusion. cannot say, nor his eX-
cellency either, what negotiations may ensue.
China, as government derives no benefit from
her people migrating TO this country. OF course
there Is the remote possibility OF their returning
home with some new industry, but it u very re-
mote"
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"A Mob Att acks and Beats the New Meu
Who Took Ssrtkers, Places.

a
"A~S a." ecAs ano fseass tne new wen
VINO Took Strtkers' Places.
CHICAGO, Oct. t.la-Nothwithstanding the settle
ment of the street-car strike a rather ser,ous con
e,o, ooo,,--~, go . s . ~ 80, 49,
uiee oocuIreo tnis morning ABOUT three plccks
Iom II .ne Ssrnela avenue barns between mob OF
strikers and the new men who were running out
cars Inc nrst car was run out and proceeded on
us way Without event The next SIX cars were
tlen run Out, and had proceeded 10 Center street,
when mob rushed from an alley near by and
mAue savage assault upon the new drivers and
cohuuceorS stones ana missiles were hurried
anu stNerai Oh tne mop pounded the men and en-
Seasored 10 arag them on the cars hand 10
nanu ~ struggie ensued. capt Schaack was notined
vi s,a. .se and WIN twenty men, az once
starUed lor tne scene. The mob which had evi-
oenty vented lts spite, ran away when the police
apledreo: Several OF the CONDUCTORS and drivers
recognzed men IN the mob as strikers. The trouble
were concentratsd at the Garneld avenue barns
adH an,n, were the only men running cars from that
0o,.c,.,.. a....-. e.. n,,..s
Hosnss s"e Duscn IN Saso.
a conspiracy against the dutch residents mas been
scEverea % rec AI Maalon lorty,two Of the ringieaa
0'ne'S' VINO refused 70 surrender, were Sh0''
eePs"s Ous soe Soimese.
THE CASE OF THE FOUR HEATHEHs DETAINED AT
QUESTION.
N,.a... rs M, =. tn. .o,- /,s,..,.,
continna "a n IL 80 20 III ioSr Till, pe,
av ,snIn " n Wy ~ aus VI 1uu ~ , lunA n-
& oS hs W eo NV, AZ w sou.a "a
oosraS sare..1 I,, .ses iasS auu a ie
WaeS 400 The Srana Tr,nr enen ushnrss. u1,o ha
,n ~ ,n, Powel :. get .nei across
nicat,nr with the anthorities ar Wsshino1on
Zach time a repiy has came that thev csnn1t he
allowed 70 enter the connIrv All linz the SEEM
inglv renresentaIiva and sducatad one oS the
na,tv raca,ved Ch,nasa ,efsar s,o,o q srsend IN
Ehicsgo on Eridav ,ost adytssnS, MIN 70 cn,n,nun,
cate Vim 1ha .ntnaa @ a,,,naSSseor -. WaShina,a,
stating fuiIy the canse ar Their aetention whfc5 @
he has done No donh, " rne ne eat,er Viii Sa,ona y
ns'ad Sfaiss qTns saa,,ra ne,a ,har S anu VIC
dian government Should OBJECT TO Canada being
made a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the ChInese naune1
populatioD OF me IIni,ed STATES made pautrrs by
the United STATES authorfties moi Allowing Them to
return To their niaces m husi ness ana work
- = 80
Robl,ed nv lts Secreaarv.
$780,. O., ,- ~ - ,r.-.,. - -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SERIAL, SAVINGS AND BUILDING Al
49, ISOLATION.

SERIAL, SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
- soClATf9S. .o,n ,ssrp
The 22d issue of stock in the SERIAL Building
Association" commences with the meeting to be held
G X ssaie! H1 .2.
81 each no back & dres due 70 pay and can be subscriber
urer. iII6 St. NV. kellogg Building. Psyments Of
dues equaIlins exceeding six months IN advance
ceive cent interest annum in addition to the
plan small monthly sccumulations with Interest
added to the Subscribe for stock at come
'' ~ ~ KoBf g. CAMPBEII. President.
x. 517 10th st. n. W.
oc13-toI5 kellogg Building I416 + stn.w.
DIR. G A. DAVIS HAS RETURNED TO
~ the city and will resume his practice ct OLA
18th st. ofice hours: to $50 a m. 3 to pm,
DS Awnings, Tents and Flags,
Removed to
935 Pennsylvania ave. nv. se2S-1m
R~ DRUG STORE, COR 9TH AND PA.
- ave- Open all night In charge Of registered
SEQ I'm SCHILLER STEVENS
k~ NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMIT.
The rooms Of the Advisory Committee and Treasurer
for the District Of Columbia at No 939 st NV.
(second door)
Mai Chas. 8 Jones will be in attendance from m.
p. m and has authority to receipt for all contr
buttons made to him.
Remittances by mail should be addressed to JAS L
NORRIS. Advisory Committee and Treasurer, Lock
prompt acknowledgment. se21-1m
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Deash ef . Wisconsin Mtllioaaire.

MKNoNoNIR, VIA, Oct lh-John II. Knapp,
president OF the great lumber nrm Of Knapp, Stout
Co, died here yesterday OF cancer OF the face.
He had been forty 1.-TWO years the head OF the most
prosperous lumber concern In the Northwest, hav-
Ing accumulated Q capital OF many millions OF
dollara He was born In Eimira, n. T., In 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
CHARGED with lH0Hue 0sealing.
4 coIORxD MAN WHO WENT 10 vInanuA ToWl
10 PRIACR.

Detectives Nattingly and wheeler yesseroAy
arrested . colored man named Richard 0itli1on on
charge or stealing horse nom the farm Of r p.
Buckner, near Delaplane, Va Mr.. Buckner came
here to-day with an Alexandra policeman, and
the prisoner consented 70 return TO Virginia with
out Q requisitaon. The owner of the animal claims
that he has two witnesses who saw the prisoner
resides here, and Is employed IN NcCullought
lumber yard. Several weeke ago 0llneon visited
Delaplane and while there preached IN 2 1apost
church It was while he was on TINS vl1at tnat n
ID charged with sealing the animal He denies
the change He was taken back 70 Virginia this
Afternoon,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. IA dispatch from Miles city,
Mont, says No. 3 emigrant train arrived late yes
terday, having been delayed by q collision. A
freight train LEFT Glendive with orders TO run to
Terry ahead OF Nc. 3 The passenger followed
closely, and at q curve at a siding beyond Fallon
struck the freight train. The sudden jar seriously
injured three lady passengers. one Lady received
a ghastly wound on her head.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

SATURDAYS BOND PURCHAsEs.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury Saturday afternoon accepted the
following bonds: Registered 4Xs$lOO, 900 at
10sH, 5000 at 10sh. $500 at 1OsK, $1,000 at
lOsH, s., 600 at 1OSH. Coupon 4As-$6 900 at 1OSh.
der the circular OF April is $S4 67O $50, OF which
$51, ,39l 600 were per cents and $33 PTS $50 were
Az per cents. The cost OF these bonds was
S66 6OO5 500 for the fOurs and $35 1896 1872 for the
four and halfs making total OF $1OI ,9Ol ,731.
PRoMoTIoNs.-GeOrge w. w. Hanger has been
promoted from a clerkship OF class g to a clerk
ship OF class g. and Charles E Morse from clerk.
ship OF class TO clerkship OF class q In the De-
partment Of Labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Oct. ia special from
Huntsville, Ala, says: II is rumored that Miss
Lillian Lewis, the actress and Lawrence BarsJon
her business manager were quietly married at the
Huntsville Hotel this morning. Probate Judge
Taylor said that secrecy had been imposed upon
him. but remarked that II was rumored that the
marriage had taken place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

CHICAGO Oct I5.-C. C. Nardin, for four and one
half years secretary OF the Citizens Building and
Loan Association, whose Office is at No. $40 Ogden
avenue, disappeared last Wednesday and his
Whereabouts is unknown Members OF the society
say that between 1000 and 5000 is missing.
They say his bond will lully cover the deficit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15
SECURE BAReA1ss.

SECURE BARGAINS.
Ea DAVIS.
no MARKET SPACE
We are now prepared to offer special Bargains in
every Department New Laces New Drapery, Nets,
New Handkerchiefs. New Gloves, veilings. &C.. &c.
Our Trimming Department is complete. All the new
shades in Persian Effects, Gilt and Silver Brads Silk
and Mohar Braids, Jet Passementerie and Bands Cut
Steel and in fact every thing be found that s new
aud seasonable
Ladies' and Children's Merino Underwear This
Stock has recently been largely added TO- prices are
much lower than ever.
CoRsETs! CoRsETs.
We keep only the approved styles, and can fur
nish them in Black. White, Cream and Drab Balls
Corsets sold with q guarantee, and after three
weeks wear not satisfactory the money win be re-
turned.
New line of Silk and Gloria Umbrellas
sEAsONABLE BLACK DRESS GOODS
Now ready for inspection, Black Gros Grain Faille
Rhadama. Armure. surahs. and other weaves of the
best Silks in the market In Wool and Silk we show
silk Warp Henrietta Cloth. Silk Warp Drap De Alma
Royal Surah Melrose Serges Broadcloths Sebastopol
Trcot, Cashmeres. Foule aud Flannels. Elegant line
OF Gray GoodA and many new and novel things in
Black and White Dress Goods
HOUSE-FURNISHING LINENS.
Table Linens and Towels at Rock Bottom prices Our
2oc Towel is the best shown. Napkins and
Cloths to match new designs. To all of which in
vite your attention. and promise to do best to
please
e. q. DAVIS,
719 MARKET SPACE,
oc13-3m Cor. 9Th Street
NAMAk Ahxative refreshing.
u fruit lozenge,
very aereeableto to take for
CONSTIPATION.
hemorrhoids. bile,
htr1i ,n,ss1gef a1gpeifite tea gsssrc str s,,a and
headache arising
from them
E. GRILLON.
ohl5L0N % Rue Rambuteau, Paris.
oioom-lp Sold BY all DruggistA
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CIvH-SERvICE ExAMINATIoN.-Ane examination
will be held to fill the position OF vegetable
pathologist In the Agricultural Department,
at the rooms OF the Civi-Service Commission.
City Hall, Washington, ID. c., commencing at 3
a. m., Monday, the 22d instant The exami-
nation Will require familiarity with the use OF
the compound microscope and accessories In bo-
tan1cal studies; ability to prepare plant tissues by
section or otherwise for mcrOscOpical examina-
tfon, and to make neat permanent mounts or the
same; also possessing su1ficient botanical knOwl-
edge 10 determine readily the different species Of
fungi and the requisite skill to deineate intelli-
gently and accurately these objects seen through
the microscope, or by the unaided vision, and
familiarity with the mounting and care OF fungi
in the herbarium and ability to determine the hosts
upon which they are found. The examination Will
also include q translation Of descriptive Latin.
MAJOR RENo's TROUBLEs.-MaJOr Reno indig-
nantly denied to STAR reporter to-day that he
attempted to commit suicide In Harrisburg one
night last week, as was published. He said |:
"Only towards commit suicide, ana do not be-
lleve my record In the field shows me much OF q
coward" His wife has made an application In
Harrisburg Tor a divorce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

AusPcCAu8 the southern Vf0tmO.
Dr. stratton reports the arrival OF the following
passengers from the South: j. Kellenberg, Camp
Perry. Fla Miss d. Mering, Greensboro, N. c.; J.
Z; Rockwell J; H. Wright clifford and Anderson,
Atlanta, Ga. G. c. Fro0ner, wife and two children
Green6riar, ". Va; W. Z. Coleman, Jacksonville,
and ala; c, = T. Way. savannah Cal J. = slaughter
cross, Fla. n. Lewis, Charleston, 8 C.; n Larder
EolasPoro; q @ \. C.i L Levy, Chariestown w. Va;
Bragg, Mrs. Howard, and Miss Miilard' louisville.
Ny; hy; MSS y. b Cattrel. Nashville, Tenn; q.
Louisville, KY; G. L Long, Charleston, w. va; z
=. camp, W. M. Baxter, II. Il Rhea, Knoxville
Tenn. F1fty-nve passed through.
Two FIRES THn MoRNMo.-At $40 O'Clock this
morning house 21z4 9th street occupied By BEN
1amfn Braxtal was damaged BY IRE 70 the extent
OF 500. partially covered by Insurance. A fre
was discovered In James Magruder's GROCERY, ll2O
Connecticut avenue, about z:26 O'Clock this morn
Ing. A broom, standing near slightly raised
window, was found TO have been Get on 6ro, tt Is
supposed. by some person outside. The nrV was
exttngutsheo with los oe about $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA.
TION-Members' Monthly Reception, To-
NIGHT (Monday). Program of readings and music
with refreshments Members entitled to bring