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The PoLICEMENs ExcURsIoN.-An excursion was
given TO River View yesterday by the policemen.
The proceeds 60 10 the policemen's fund for dis
abled off1ceis and their widows. There was a
large crowd In attendance and everything passed
on quietly until evening, when a row occurred
and sergeant HollinbeTger, In attempting TO re-
store order, received a cut across The hand. A
man named Tom Warrick, who is said 10 have
done the cutting, was arrested and taken TO MARI
boro'. Md.
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1T MEANS DEARER BREAD.
The Rise i'm the Price Of Flour.

WHAT rs SAID BIZ WHOLESALE FLOUR DEALERS AND
LEADING BAKERS IN this CIrY-oNH BAKER WHO
WILL RAISE THE PRICE ONE CENT PER LoAF-AN-
OTHER WHO WILL NOT UNLESS FLOUR GETS HIGHER
STILL.
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Mans. 4
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M WILLIAMS. GEo.w. McELFREsH AUTHOR
w zed kI1yate Detective Agency. COMMUNICATIONS.
promptly sttsndsd " aud strictly eonndent.L Orsies
,peu Al nookA W. WILLIAMS. MznAxer go d "A "
my4-6m
A Ii TIE NEGArIyEs FKoM $40 MARKET
~ SPACE nov st Az Ith st cabinets 4 i So Ger
Sozen- WA. iHIPfs. Pn0so<rApher. oel-5t.
NTyOKCEs-A GOODRICH. ADMINISTRATIVE
LIZA Dearborn 81. Chicago; advice fsee: twenty
NE years exYeTixncs; 6uslness quietly and legally
krAnsscsed - 10 Stu.tA.ly
UIkIH's OLD STAND IL TIE ONLY PLACE
81 uheEx nnt-elass sseond- Hand Clothing can os
m UJl-e0
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qGlGglamS 10 The Star.
A Misstnr Lake schoouer.

CHEBoYeAN, MIcH., Oct 4.-Nothing has yet
been heard from the schooner AlbatrOss, which
was dropped In Lake Michigan Sunday night BY
In the same tow, is all right, but at present it
looks as II the Albatross must have gone down
with all on board
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Coz. w. F. CoDr.
BUFFALO BILL

ALuNATIc ATTEMPTS TO SHOOT HIM.
Col. Codys friends have all heard how lunstc At
tempted to shoot him few days how this hero
OF % many battles coolly disarmed his assaant The
folio ing letter from the colonel may interest and
dement's his many friends and admirers:
ERAsruA June &c. 1888
MIRA HARRIET HuBhARp AYK1:
Dear Madam: My constant occupation in the Wild
West performances combined with social duties have
caused TO feel the necessity of nerve tontc Many
OF my friends having recommended your vita
Nuova" have tried IL with perfect success and
SURE you that cannot recommend IL too highly to
others who also troubled with nervousness indl
ssstion Believe me, faithfully yours.
VIZ CODY.
Buffalo Bill
Vita Nuovs" New Ife) Is the best remedy for dys.
pepsia nervousness sleepessDess. and overwork. It
viii assist the weak stomach IL will rest the weary
braiu II viii brace mp" the shattered nsrves As IL
made from the prescription of famous physician you
are not taking Quack medicine. A 1t IL made By
honest manufacturer you are assured Of pure ingre
dents. As IL Is used and Endorsed by and women
you all know and respect you not using an un-
known or untried remedy Only be careful get the
genuine: refuse substitutes Send to Harriet Hub
bard Aver So Park Place. New York, for additional
Testimonials from Rev. David Swing. of Chicaso;
Judge Morgan J. O'Brien, Sapreme Court New York;
Hon. Henry Wstterson. Of Kentucky: ex-Gox. Andrew
O. Curtin. Of Pennsylvania. and many others Of like
character and reputation seq
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Persons who cannot ABIDE tobacco may be glad
to know OF one town, 1t Is in Pennsylvania, where
not only are SMOKING and chewing prohibited, but
the prohibition Is actually carried into effect The
story ID told BY writer In the American Maoa.
sine.
Alighting from the train az the handsome mod
ern station-house OF stone. close by the riverside,
we start up the roadway leading over the blum TO
the village. middle-aged German accosls US,
smil1ng.
sWelcoine," he says pleasantly. II shan be Dc.
lite. hat many peoples shown Economy"
He laughs and we laugh; there Il general shak-
ing of hands No other Introduction Is Necessary,
As We resume our walk, one OF our party nghts q
cigar.
eyebrows raised with surprise.
Smoke, replies the astonished gentleman
~. smoke nos tobacco here" says the guide.
tobacco '
ooJections are ussless tho cigar b thrown sway.
Tne geioe places his loot on it In triumph. For
many years no tobacco has been used In Economy
except Dy stealth. An edict was issued against Il
pecA0ss ne pfaettes vas oo<me6 en eva onA and
tnese sturdy Germans mus have credit fof
dearly % yoyo poDa =
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A Hotel Burned .

Troy, N. T.. Oct. AT 2:3o O'Clock this morn
on f1re. The building was almost entirely de-
stroyed The edifce was insured for $500, and
the furniture for - 900, which will about cover
the lOsS
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HOW MY SIDE ACHES,

Aching Sides and Back. Hip. Kidney. and Uterine
Palms. Rheumatic sciatic Neuralgia sharp and Shoot
Ing Pains RELIEVED IN oSE MINUTE by the Cur1cuRA
AsTI-PArN iLAsrHR The FIRST and only pain ns
plaster 20 cents. OIL a
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Suicide At q New York Hotel.

NEW YORK, Oct. ALAS B. curtis, nrty-nve
years old, Of Salamanca, N. Y, u guest at the
out his brains He left letter stating that he
was crazy.
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SaHRBRooKs Z, QUEBEC, Oct 4-Judge k1oux rem
oered decision this morning In the case OF De.
baum. the defaulting assistant cashies OF the Ma.
tional Park Bank Of New York, ordering that he
be surrendered to the United states authorities.
The defense are applying for Q writ OF habeas
corpus
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nj E:D.

FLANAGAN. On wednesday. october 3 -
JOHN, beloved husband Of kmily flanagan
Funeral from lste resiocnce 5xx stress 1900
est sstuI day, 9Th instant ksQu,sm e -
invited ~ sttsnd- ~
MORGAN. On "Wednesday night ocsob9 9 -
HAILIk SINGLETON MORGAN, daughter % 4 q
sna Georgia LAwton Norman, OF Savannah, 0A
Funeral from 81 Andrew's Church On fr11nOs g q
pm-
MOSS. On Thursday morning. octobG & losA =
her nother's reaasnce, 81 Maryland svenus DoesA-
est FLA kUohkIA MOSS sged tWoy-0x -
Notacs of funsnal hereafter
ToLsoN. Al colorsdo sprinea, Col, wsdna1y.
octobsr q lss6. fLokkkCE PIkkkEf TolevA.
daughter Of fr~ucis and Alaos u 1oAsoA, q kz0Drs
0eorges County. haryisnd.
yoss On October .. lsss. AUGUST lElnAM
vOss. only q Cha aud kmRie Ven. - eUO
yeaIa. mo. IN. and iourtssn d~yA
street northenst.
wENzEL. ocsobs3 1894. e:se 49, 49,
PaIL.PP Mk.szkL born ~ 49, DsrnseneA Co.
many. ssptsmbsI, lsls and fsr ~ lsss sss0 yss1s
Faasr.l n. m .rssidspcs sboys siva q s'slsskA
~,,v
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The PERSIAN MINISTER TAXES A HoME.-The Per-
sian minister, Hodji Hcssein Ghooy Khan. has Sc
cured, through R. p. Hutchins & Co., house No,
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

M. jerome C. Buckingham, conductor on q
freight Train going east on ths Baltimore and Ohio
hall. oau, Was fatally iujur, 4 yesseroay morning
between 1o0Q's Mn ana WOodblne
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baltimore .Markess.

BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct. L. - viratnia consols
ten-forues, 35 do. new threeA 64kao nj Baltimore
and Oh,o stock. SOa93; Northern Central. So Gin
90 seconds, e; consolidated gas bonds. l6sAsl0sS
BALTIMoRE. ND. Oct. 4. - Cotton. steady
middiinK. lOAs10x. Flour. unchanged aud nr1n-
Howard street and western super. 3.e5a4.O0 do
super. S50s4 90: do. extra, 425s4.75 do Rio brands
b.oOa5.75 Patapsco superlauve patent. 200: do.
family. 66S Wheat-southern scarce and higher
.na NJ wS.F sa po
steady: white, 81: yellow, .53a55. western, quiet
!.1us.y $500 9s.: s1iss ana nm
ern mixed. 2Ss3O. kye. steady. 64s65. Hay, irm
and hisher-prime to choice western. 16;5Os17 90
loose shoulders "; clear RIB sides. sa; clear rib
.idss, II. Hams. i3zaI4x. rd..reined. higher
u' Ezra Sr isp 'cfs ssrosnm
nned, *. Coffee. hrm-kio carroes. fair. l5hs 5X
active and nrm leal8k. whisky. STEADY. l26a ISs
cotton. I'd; hour per ton. lsa6d: grain, AID Re-
ceipts-nour, $4,000 barrels wheat 1000 bushels,
corn $4,000 bushels: oats. 5000 bushels rye 2UO0
bushela shipments-aour. 20 600 barrels corn. 81
900 bushels: salss-whest 100000 bushels corn
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO Oct. 4-December wheat opened cen.
half. May olcned 3 higher jumped upward lc, aud
at the next sale was II lower.
CHICAGO Oct. AFTER 10 O'Clock there was Diet
cided reaction In whsst At O'Clock il was gu tied
eemSs; May S October option for for
Ost:. "a; PORK. Is 20 lard HOS sSOrt ribs. S.s5
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Gen. HaFris0n's Visitors To-day.
4 LARGE PARTY FROM MUsKE0oN AND GRAND RAPIDS,

INprANAPoLIs, Oct 4-The first delegation OF the
day 10 arrive 10 visit General Harrison came from
Grand Rapids and Muskegon, Mich. The party
numbers over four hundred. Their special train
consists OF nine Woodruff sieepera Tine excur-
sion was under the auspices Of the Belknap Clue,
OF Grand Rapids Many OF the prominent ladies
and gentlemen OF Grand Rapids and Muskegon are
among the party. The Ohio delegation from THIN
arrived at 10 o'clock; they numOer two hundred.
The delegation from Jay County, Ind, will arrive
at noon and at o'clock Gen. Harrison win receive
them all together
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Failure of a Mis.ouri Rank.

81. LOUIS Oct. 4.-The banking house OF Shank.
I'm Austin, In Trenton, Mo, the Oldest bank In
OF Chicago.
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Preparations are being made 70 send large
body OF soldiers 10 reinforce the German troops o
the east coass OF Africa
number VI roy slist ladies In Paris have FORMED
themselves into a association under the nana q
the Rose or France society. The Countess Of Paris
Is president OF the organization, which II m0osiod
afUer the Primrose League OF Great Britain.
Two supposed Americans have been arrested o.
LONDON IN connection with the whitechApel NO.
dera
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SIEMAN READY TO MARRY.
He Offers Himselr TO Rabbi Berusiein's
Daughter To-day, but IL Rejected

The affairs Of Geo. Sieman, the old soldier and
Miss Mali Bernstein, daughter Of Rabbi Bern
stein, al account Of whose broken engagement
has been published in TIE STAR, took another
turn to-day. To q STAR reporter this morning
Sieman said that he had never broken the engage
ment The date for the wedding, he said, Was
nxed by the Bernstein family, and without his
knowledge or consent, the cards. he said, were
printed and all arrangements were made
by the Bernstein family. Knowing that
he had not broken the engagement
he went this morning with q witness to
the house OF Rabbi Bernstein and then told the
raoo1 that ne was ready and willing to get mar
nd. The rabbi, be said, got down bis books and
was called in. but she said that she would not
marry him for $4,000
~ am sick and tired OF this business" said Sic
man. every minute some one comes along and
says 'helo, George, are you marr1ed7 The mat
ter has bothered me SO much that ! cannot sleep
at night" Mr.. Horn, VINO made Sieman's wed
ding suit, said that 1t is possible that Sic
man might yet want to use IL Mr.. Horn
then explained about how the engagement
was made. He said that when he went to the
rabbrs house 1t was not definitely settled whether
the engagement had been made or not; that Sci.
man and the young lady left the room ana soon
returned. The rabbi's daughter then said: ave
are engaged"
"Is mat so, sieman?' I asked"
az don't Know,' he replied. Sieman, who was
present when Horn made this statement corrobo-
rate IT, Horn said that when he offered to settle
the mater ne thought sioo was enough, but that
that he ought to give him 81, 900.
Sieman Is now anxious about the $500 he placed
In the rabUfS hands as q guarantee. He thinks
that as ne offered 70 marry the girl this morning
$780, and he talks about going law TO recover In
case ne Ialls 10 get II any other Way.
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40 CINrRn ST., NEW YoRx.

40 CENrKR ST., NEW York
JUNE 25rH, 1888.
The winter after the great fire In Chicaeo con.
trscted bronchial Affections and since then have been
ooSed to spend nearly every winter South Last No
vemoer was advised to try Scotts Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites and to my surprise
WAS relieved at once ami by continuing its use three
mouths was entirely cured gained nesh and strength
and was able to stand even the blizzard and attend to
business every day.
TO CHURCHILL
Sold BY Al DEuggistA I
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GOLD MEDAL. PARIS, 1878,

BAKERS GOLD MEDAL. PARIs 1874
bAkEh'S WARRANTED ABSOLUTELY PURE CO.
bAkEkS Goa. frUm which the excess of Oil has
BAkERS been removed II has three times ne
BhEAKFASr streoofh Of Cocoa miYed win atarch
BREAKFAST ArruwYoot or Su~Ar and Il thereforc
BLEAktAST far more economical costing L<ss than
BREAKFAST one cent a cuD: II Il delicious ponr
COCOA tshtne, strengthening. essily digested
SoCOA and admirably adapted tor invands -
SOCOA well - tor persons In health
COCOA SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
w. BAKER 3 CO.,
se3 Dorchester. MAsa
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The Library Building

GENERAL CASEY IN CHARGE DISCHARGE OF EN-
PLoYEs.
In accordance with the new law relating to the
Congressional Library, the whole matter has been
transferred to Gen. Casey. All OF the employees
under Architect Smithmeyer were discharged last
night. Their places Will remain vacant until ar.
rangements have been completed for renewing the
work under an entirely new plan.
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From the Pa Mall Gazette.
The river season is practically over, and all but
the most enthusiastic devotees have abandoned
hopes Of 1ne weather. The jewellers in house.
boats are respondent, and II any of my readers
wishes to know how to spend months holiday
cheaply may advise him to hire house boat for
september. Excellent floating houses can now be
hired al nominal rent. spent night on one
lLeiy, and found 1t extremely comfortable and
perfectly dry, II trifle cramped In the matter OF
cans, chiefly consisting OF girls They were abroad
al In the morning. fetching necessarfes from the
village IN boat Then they pulled on their shoes
ana stockings aud set to work scrub their house,
boat for the space OF at least two hours l watched
them cleaning pots and pans, lighting their Ill
stove, and cooking their meals or q truth some
pe0ple work ten times harder when they take what
they call holiday than when they stay at home.
They delight In making toll OF paslime.
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FOR RENT-STORES.
LOS RENr-FRoNTR ROOM FOR SHOP Or STORE
II also very large ard tor rent 92l II a w. 2. 8:
L,oR kkNI-i602 l4TH ST. LARGE NEW
store; nlnr-rUoH dwell ING Above: concrete cellar
end IArIe BRICK stable IN rear: low TO suitable
t~nant l. e. CUTTER. 1923 St seI5-lm.
FOR RENT-HALLS.
L,OR kENT-fUL .NisHED HALL s23 st N w
II 10 lodges. clubs and sssocaz tons, ON days 4
evenlnsfs 10 suit Apply at W. u. DENIsONis Real
Gstzte once. under above hall au30-:la
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I,OR RENT - BRICK STABLE: CONTAINS =
II stalls. wagon shed and Yard ApIly al sOLOMON,s
STABLES, Jackson Hal alley L W., tsI and no = M
: or%-3rs
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H WROTE LAST FAREWELL TO HIS WIFE
pTsAPPEARED FROM HOME.

prsAPPEARED FROM HOME
This afternoon Mrs Mary johnson, OF No. sos
Boundary street, reported TO Inspector swindel.
at police headquarters, that her husband, Henry
johnson, disappeared from his home last Monday
ana has not since been heard Of. Her husband,
she said, had some trouble with his son, William
Johnson, who has been In business at 9th ana
Boundary streets. about some property, and on
Monday tie matter was TO have been settled Mr.
Darlington was counsel Tor her husband but he
failed TO effect a settlement with the son on Mon
DAY. Mrs. johnson Says that she went 10 market,
and when she returned her husband had LETT the
house. She found on the table note. which reads:
Don't try 70 ind me. You never VIII.
Farewell HI,
She thinks that he was so worried about the
fa1lure 10 eject settlement with his son that his
mind was anected DIR. HELEN. the family physi-
cian says that Mr.. Johnson has not been well for
some time, and that he was tIo1bleu with q slight
alteration OF mind when he LETT home.
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WRAr Nh. QUAcKENDuxm sAYs.
a Les % Weak Excus~s ssr shs ruuuen
EPa0as

MT. Quackenoosh, OF the nrm Of Beckwfth a
Quackenoush, contractors for the washington
aqueduct tunnel arrived at his resadenoe IN West
washington nom New York last night and when
Questioned BY STAB reporter this morning about
the expose OF the tunnel frauds said: Il have had
no time 10 make any personal Investigation OF the
work yet but viii begin to-day with the investi-
Cation" In regard 10 the awarding OF the con-
tract Mr. Quackenbush said: mo undue influence
was brought to bear. We had no friends here
and did not bring any with US What Information
was had Of our ability to do the work was obtained
from John P. Davis chief engineer OF the city OF
Boston. DO not den that We were not the lowest
bidders but Secretary Lincoln made an examIna-
ton Of the matter, and am quite sure he knew
NOT A PROFITABLE yoh
1--WE have not made enough out OF the work 70
pay for our plant" continued Mr.. Quackenoush.
land can honestly say that we have not as much
now rs we had when we came here. We We
been allowed only for the excavation Just sum-
ordinarily there is little space allowed the con.
tractors. We have, however, claim against the
Government Tor excavaring cerJaln distance out
sure, sufacient to restole al the i'm
PerIect WORK However that may be.
falling back upon our bondsmen. We cona Ter
the job
rHR BLANE.
ut is evident" he continued. shat the mechan-
les and inspectors have been greatly TO blame In
this matter. An inspectors place is on the scat.
fold with the workmen: but we did not have the
appointment Of the inspectors"
SLOW woKK.
In speaking OF The slow work In constructing the
tunnel MI. Quackenbush said that the delay was
largely due 10 the narrowness OF the shafts which
would not allow q car OF sufficient size TO ascend
or descend, and consequently the drillers were
always Tar In advance oil the muckers The slow.
ness with which appropriations were made, ht
said, also delay ed the work. and he expressed the
opinion that the work Will not be completed fol
two years
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no NOT FORGET TO ADD TO YOUR DRINK
- ing water. Lemonsde or soda 10 drops of ANGO-
"a ChA blI EkS. IL la parts q deli, ous flavor and
pr.vents Aa.Ari. and AL summer Diseases he SUI 9 ~
j. e. b. siegert soma 90
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He Threatened Go s.Rtp Her Up..

An AMERICAN.
special TO the New York World from London,
October 3 says: An American, who refused TO
give his name. or any account OF himself but who
said that he had only recently arrived from New
York, was arrested at IL O'Clock tonight on sus-
picion OF being the whlIechapel murderer. He ID
welldressed rather Iall OF slight build and clean-
shaven: He accosted q woman IN WnIIechapel
and asked her TO go with him, aid threatened u
she refused, 10 arp her up" Tue woman screamed
and The man rushed TO q cab. The police gave
chase, seized the nan and took him 70 the Leman
street poiice station, where he exclaimed 70 the
Inspector In charge: Are you the bossf Iguess
I'm In pretty nx now" be was placed In = oeN
ana will probably be charged to-day.
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The C.~p.iG. ;. West virEiaia.

The CamPatgu N West Virginia.
Tn1 nxPuBLlcANs MAUS0 DEsPERATs YIGHT, Bur
DBM0cxATs NOT ALAkMRD.
Senator Faulkner returned to-day nom West
virginia, where he has been actively At work In
the canvass. He saystt u apparent that the re
publicans mean 70 make Q Desperate hight for
West Virginia. but the democrats are not
alarmed. He says the Democrats are making gains
al over the state on The Iar ISSUE and viii Gel
Larger majority than usual He also said tuaJ lie
republicans will be very much disappointed 40
Their calculation OF Congressional gain In West
Virginia.
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District Governme Affair.


The Commissioners have received the estimates
Of the register OF Wills for the year ending June
1890, as follows: For books and repairs OF books
tor register OF Wills $780, to enable the register Of
wills 70 complete the asserting, brienng, index
ing and nlIng the record, OF his ONCE and repro
ductng The administration and guardian dOckets
prior 10 1879 back to 180O including clerical SER
vice and purchase Of nie-hOlders and books Al 600
NEW BUILDINGS IN SEPTEMBER.
The building inspector report Tor September
shows the number o. new buildings erected during
the month to be 1877, as against l27 new buildings
for the corresponding month OF last year.
FIRES IN SEPTEMBER.
The report OF chief Paris Tor september shows
that during the month there were Is alarms for
IRE, an increase OF over the corresponding month
o, 1887. The estimated losses were 81. 9S5 with
and Insurance. or $20.5l1 against q loss VI $3.50;
Insurance $55, Ior september, 1887.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day rs follows: a. l. Bliss to re-
pair, by building brick addition, house 9lS 18th
street northwest; $500. James Bennett, one
frame dwelling and store at Loo 18th SOUTH
east; $780, John Wells, one brick private stable
In alley rear OF street, between oath and 25th
streets northwest; $500.
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The New York stock Market.
The following the opening aud closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney. 14lN street.
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cHAnssD wuu LAncsxx.-Deeocttyes wheeler
named w. L csldwel, chaFged With The larceny
OF = gold watch ana chain Er0m the ho0ee q 8 d.
emollArinO6, No tl0 l3th olsyee 1he omcers
he admitted that - took sns0. - v also charged
with tne1arceny q unUe cloenoD nom Tie h0uo- q
A. Copper and ". = Barter. ~ . heio ior
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ROBBERIEs RRPORTED-Byron g. Daniels No
IT'S COrcoran street. reports stolen from his room
at the National Hotel pockeJboOk Containing SIS
and certificates for shares or stock for 8, 6OO-
W. A. Dorsey reports the larceny or SO and rail.
road ticket TO baiLiInOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-04

Mary 3. g. Davis has bought from J. d. Crolssant.
for $4,000, SUB lots - ana 81, So sol. an by 90
feet, ON tne northwest corner OF and sth streets
northeast.
The Maryland Republican Club st a meeting
iasenigat, MADE arrangements for the transpoF-
The contract for furnishing letter carr1er,' uni
l112 street northwest
maria 4 Tailmadge has bought for 81. 500 Of
John L Miller subs a. "a and "a SQUARE 2;sp
lronung 81 feet on street, between l3th and l4I6
streets northwest.
In the Court IN General Term to-day the case OF
Fiecheimer agt Hollander ct al, involving the va
holly OF an assignment, was argued.
Inc award OF the contract for the winter uni
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