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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
JUMPS THE TOWN.
A Treasury Clerk Leaves His Wife and a
Number of Creditors.

Number OF Creditors.
John J. Harley of 93S New Jersey avenue
and late clerk in the treasurer's Office, Treas
ury Depart ment. has left his home and it is
thought, has also disappeared from the city.
He leaves a wife and three children. one of the
latter five-months-old infant. 1t is said that
he was deeply in debt and added to it by bor-
rowing 5000 from friend day or two before
his sudden departure.
At the Treasury Department it is said that
Harley was looked upon as a competent clerk
and bore good reputation with the officials
until within q lew weeks ago. At that time
letter was received by the officials from lady
in Chicago stating that Harley. representing
himself as an unmarried man, had won the af-
fcctions of al estmable young lady of Chicago
and had engaged himself to marry her. More
over, he had borrowed $500 from the young
lady.
Harley was called up by the officials and
questioned to the truth of the charge. lie
admitted that he had been very ind.screet but
disayowed any intention OF wronging the young
lady.
lie WAS promptly told by those in authority
above him that the Treasury Department. could
not harbor II man who would be guilty of such
fraud and that IL he did not refund the money
he would be summarily dismissed. He prom
Used to make financial reparation, and having
given note for the amount promised to pay it
upon maturityA The note became due August
81, but Just about that time Harley disappeared
He took mis- salary with him
few days later bis wife came TO the Treas
ury Department TO inquire about her husband
and was then informed for the fret time of his
escnpade with the Chicago young woman
Mrs. Harley said that her husband had ne
elected his home for the past four years and
since last spring spent very little Of his time
with his family. His final disappearance from
home with all of hi. belongings occurred Sun
day, August rs. while his wife was at church
Harley's name has been dropped from the
Treasury Department rolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
Accident to an Aeronaut,

Yesterdays balloon ascension at River View
was attended with mishap. When twenty-five
or thirty feet above ground the stay guy of
Prof. O'Delps parachute parted and in falling
broke loose the parachute of Mira. O'Dell. The
altitude was not sufficient to give the pa,schute
time to open and both aeronauts sustained a
fall. Prof. O'Dell alighted nimbly and WAS not
injured. His wife was severely hurt, it is
feared BY her physician, DIR. Dexter, internally
She Was removed to her apartpents at the Sara
toga House, and when ST1n reporter called
appeared cheerful and happy. Her constant
attendant IL her sister balloonist, Miss Grace
Shannon. Mrs. O'Dell hns been making ascen-
cions since last November. This is her first
accident. Several bouquets and baskets OF
fruit were sent in this morning by friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
A Little Wait Picked Up.

little white boy of nine years, giving the
name % Henry Duncan Jones, was taken by
newsboy to the Newsboys Home last evening.
The little waif st a:ed that his parents are both
dead. his mot her having died some years ago
an1 his father two months ago. leaving him to
the care OF a stepmosher. who beat him very
often and he awGg. While sleeping IN eel
LsIs he got frightened a; the big rats and lad
had nothing 70 eat for some time and was in q
t"d condition when ASea. Sweeney took him in
tne home. He states that he has a brother in
Norfolk, Va, to whom he would like to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
AM USENENTS.

The CANNON BALL EXPREss-At Harris
Rjou Theatre next week Augustin Melville will
appear in the melodrama. He is not only a
capable actor. but he is noteworthy for the
strength of the PLAYS in which he appears and
the completeness of scenic equipment which
they enjoy. In The Cannon Ball Express" there
is wonderful wealth of stage mechanism. 1t
Is so elaborate that il must be thoroughly I'M
derstood before an actor can with safety appear
Il. some Of the realistic scenes. A great ore
crusher is put at work in full view Of the audi
ence and the apparent peril OF the hero. whose
destruction is sought by forcing him into this
machine, would be real if those controlling the
operations OF the mechanism relaxed
their vigilance for "a moment. It
tells story Of powerful interest. the
cl,rnaxes being wonderfully thrilling. There is
every prospect that ii will be a worthy successor
to the popular bad Boy" now appearing at
tie Bijou.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Nm. A. Fry lived on Brightwood avenue
until few days ago and then he moved to
Georgetown. He was the owner of two dogs,
and az he only procured tag for one OF them
Policeman Matthews had him before the Po-
lice Court today for violating the law in failing
TO have n tag for each of his CANNES His ex-
cuse WIS tina, he had moved to Georgetown and
he thought it would not be necessary for him
20 tag ;Ae dog that be was going To take TO
Heorge'own, a. he was Lot certain that he
could keep him.
Judge Miller Informed Mr.. Fry that George
town was part u the District and II enjoyed
the same rights a. other sections
between Herring HILL Boston and the
dog: remarked Mr. Clagett, Georgetown is
III n bad way
Judge Miller settled The case by giving Mr..
Fry an opportunity 10 get his license.
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RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.

They Go on an Excursion to Mount Vernon
Today.
As stated in yesterdays STAR the convention
OF the Railway Mail Service Beneficial hsso-
citation adjourned yesterday until o'clock to-
morrow evening. Today, therefore. the visit
ing delegates, families and friends enjoyed
themselves on an all-day excursion to Mount
Vernon and Marshall Hall Luncheon was
served at Mount Vernon and dinner at Marshall
Hall. Tomorrow will be devoted to sightsee-
Ing, and after short business session in tho
evening the convention will adjourn to meet ut
Boston next year.
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NJ. Z. Church South Conference.

The district conference for Washington dis
trict. Baltimore conference Methodist Epis-
copal Church, met in Bloomfield Va, yesterday.
Rev. DIR. Hough, presiding elder, called t!le
meeting to order. After committees Oh Gre
dentials. minutes, &C., had been appointed the
regular business Of the conference was pro-
ceeded with, and reports on church and Sum
day school work were heard from the minis
terial and lay delegates from Manassas, Wash
ington, Fauquier, Falls Church and other
places. all of whom reported their work in good
condition and the outlook very cheerful. There
Is good representation present from all over
the district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

The Washington Light Infantry Corps viii
celebrate their fifty-sixth anniversary by a
parade on Monday at 4:30. At meeting held
last evening Messrs. F. C. Hilton and J. c.
O'Laughlin we're elected active members Res
o!utions relative to the death OF ". P. Berg
mann. corporal in company C. were also
adopted Rev. DIR. Thomas Neal Of Cape May
w'.S unanimously elected honorary chaplain,
and Mr.. ID. W. Rodan Of Cape May honorary
member
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Seeker. After Truth Organize.

The Seekers After Spiritual Truth effected q
permant organization last night at the Temple,
423-425 G. street northwest. Officers we're
elected ~ follows: President, VIM. C. Scribner;
vice president. Mrs. G. Evelyn Gilbert; secre-
tary, o. W. Humphrey; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Elizabeth Lane; treasurer, Robert
White, r.; trustees. William B. Gibbs r. H.
Steele aud Mrs. A. NJ. Best. This society was
organized on q temporary basis June 8 with
nineteen members. The present membership
IL 100. Spiritualistic phenomena and timely
topics are discussed each Sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
A VETERANS Story

Mr.. JOSEPH HEMMENCH. an old solder. 500 z.
l46th St. N. 7. city writes oluntarily. In 1862
the battle OF Fair Oaks lie stricken with IT,
PHOID FEVER. and after long struggle in hospt-
tails lasting several years. discharged as incur
able with CONSUMPTION. Doctors said both lungs
were affected and he could not live long, but . com.
rade urged him TO try Hoods SArsapariiia Before
had finished bottle his cough began get loose
the choking sensation Left and night less
and less He is now in good health and cordially
omn,ends
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
as a general blood purifier snd TONIC MEDICINE.
especially TO his comrades in the G. A. r.
HOODS PILLS are hand made, and arc perfect
in composition. proportion and appearance 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

The police force Of the sixth precinct yester-
day received the colors presented by the friends
Of Lieut.. Kelley and the officers. The force,
Offered by Lieut.. Kelley and sergeants Falvey.
Byrne and Jordan, were drawn up in front Of
the station and the donors and their friends
occupied the lawn in front Of the station. Mr..
John A. Clarke made an appropriate presenta-
ton speech and Maj. Moore q happy response.
The music was by Officers Daniel Williams, drum
mer; Frank Bernstein, filter, and Samuel Gibson,
eornstist, and was ell Of . patriotic character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued from the
health Office for the following:
White-David b. Snyder, 81 years; Burton
X. helmer. % years; Mary C. Burns, months :;
HELEN I. Hudson, year; Mary NJ. Kendrick,
months: Caroline c. Kellogg, 80 years.
Colored-Mollie White, "A years.
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-; r=sl...- Il-';Ia.- r: the Blaiae Invinc!ble
ReP-t-iaan club hi, a. its claJ rooIa. 325
Iei.n-y iV:.ii.. ,-He. COMMITTEE OF seven was
soY OinI'e To- wait ga ~: central committee re-
Pa"stne tb.m To lo~ 'pone tie ratification
n.ee;iTs iron, tie -v,n G: september to some
date after ,ne ~. :. l.. su..rTuInrtr: also. sIr
DENIM, J. idSaIds va- excited cc-r.s,ro,diic
secretary several r..eeeLys, we're n-45o i. ;hs
ii.te:es; .. III, re,...5,-....s la5.s.
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Results of the Coroner's Termination.

Results of the Coroner's Examination.
Yesterday Coroner Patterson examined into
the cases Of Columbus Seiby and Charles Gregg,
who were drowned in the Eastern branch by
the capsizing Of a boat on Tuesday evening,
and gave certificates of accidental drowning
He also found the death of the colored man
Walmsly. kicked by horse on Tuesday, to have
been accidental
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
sseeiai Ea,s- 70 Historical Points BY Penn

S.'eciai Rates "a historical Points b. Penn
-yiyan!a Railroad During Grand ARM En-
.-sfnr ne1t-
To aecoEanoiate :he members Of the Grand
Amy OF he LelCb'ic The Pennsylvania Rail
read CoUIans WI place saIc Seyten!ber 22
70 20 rOand-GrIy tickets. good to return until
October :. 10 ;nc lowing points: Gettysburg
sS.Ss: Freie. irksbGrs $3.50. ii .hnoad, Va,
80 20, Petersburg. Va. SAs5: Oid Point, Va
S5-Se; SUFFOLK. 49,. 500, williamsburg. Va
Sigj.
SPECIAL trails vii be .u1 daily ilonl he 2lst
Instant until he 2sIh 20 the various points 10
nceOriIEotItc AL sEO VII. lie ire 20 visi. the
battlefield. adjacent TO Washington. The lcay-
Ing ti.iIs Of lLssc trains viii be duly adyer-
ti<eG---AdtL
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SUNDAY. srPTEWBrR

SUNDAY. srPT EA'BfR N.
ENfrnCrdirary Srnsafirnai RAW cox AgrrN-
SION. LITTLE Miss DOT ANp r.Dr q rFIT.
~ hriilng double a~cef sion ans 'sra-hu,s
drop, including srtarste f0~ -rtElfhufe dlr.rs
~ the sarne tiuc. Tr g o. nrI will cfvr sis
famous ro H-r ancr. ssc.u sing :,s' s7i ana rttf
IL" sracruta loose snf fhan ,ie~-ru g. laugine Nv
hl- :e-t without 'e ltn' sny afatN device. fea.
never attempted by any other a-rotaut.
THE PfNTZ SUNDAY a; n an ID. aud 3:l5 I'm.
Home ~ : -lI.rp.
Tckets. - cents. Chiliren. - cents.
seS l.. =. RANDALL. pro.Tietor
NOR CHARTER FIfaANT sTFANNACHT. Ar-
Il rotasn lds's DAY we.kN. viii sell rhe1l o-
snchan-c. Apply J. NJ = II. sla Naraianl Az. : a
or ". r. NA1hoIS, 5lSI 9Th - L. s-Jsii'
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IMPORTANT, Horr,s. Rrsr.rR.rrsr

The royal Hungarian wines which the Messrs.
hennedy have been the agents Of for so long .
time will be sold b. Messrs. Latimer 4 sloan
tomorrow, friday. at their establishment, 1903
i street. Commencing at 10 O'Clock. Also q
splendid line of groceries of every description.
Al IL clock horses and sets of harness will
be scld.-Adrt.
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CITY And DISTRICT
AaUSETENTS TONIGHT.

ALn.UGH's OIEEA HOUsE.-"House on the
Marsh
NATIONAL Primrose 4 Vests
MiEstre!s
Harris B;JOC TrFATEE.-'Pecl's Pad Bow. -
ACADE,lY OF ACs1C.-"The Private Secre-
tary-
kFHx,S's LrCEv,1 THEArER.-Fieid / Han
son : D-aaiay Cards.
Ink PA TrI.E OF GEcITsEURG.-15thst street and
Clio avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

OCR Special. SALE OF ''Star of the East"
be continued FOR another week Buy a barrel
and save dollar. Money refunded if not sat
is:aetOry. Also Best :. 4. Hams at 13c. and
Prime Beefstcaz nj :. 10 ard lie per pound.
Choice Po.EtO-s. pc. bushel. J. T. D. PYLEs,
A. 9Th Il. Sc
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BABIES FREE
FATHER wAsHrxaro~s cHrncs
MOUNT VERNON
TIE TOMB or wa~TINGTov
And the
cpFFN LAWNS OF MARSHALL ulrr

cerEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL H,Lr.
MOUNT vFRSoN-rl,- steamer Macalc.t~-. 70
Noun Vernon daily. ct rspt sunday at 10 :. N.
iurli1r ~ . n y. n. Fare. rpfaf trip. al IN
cu ling admission % the mansion and eroanAs q
Mount Vernon. C4's on the steamer. Mount Nsraoa
guide books on I'll. boat.
MARSHAL TALt.-Steamrrs Manchester AMI
S.Xhals-il 3 ~. 80, $50 sna els pm.
DAILY. EXCEPT sCNDAi-9and l0a. m snf":tb
INDIAN HEAp EvFNrSG TRTps iansinS =.
Msrshall Hall both WAYS. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
MarshFi, HALL schrceier's Or isstra Dancing a.ic
on teG BIG Pavilion day snd evening Leaving Mar
shhli Bsll Tor home 6ts,,e y. IA.
Perti.s can - down ~ Marshall Hall on the nora
any ot The company rulr boats Tor ro:nd;-ip
sTEAlIEE RIVER QUEEN for Aler.nari, .ai
river llnlin<s - far down iymont nciud nx Mar
snail all. both ways At m. dsly rxreet sunlsy
Sunday schoois going 10 Marshall Hall should taxa
wv NOUN vERNoS kSSp a,EssHaphLL HALL
Bl3 STEAMBOAT 60.
NEW AND PALATIAL san AMIR
rrora I'm -. Very W. a. 49, " -
SATURDAY, MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Touching n, all WATERING M ACES
tNn SUMMER RI SORTS.
COLONIAL Biz GOLrON'S Ray. LEONARD
YEOcoNico AN f,SSS RfSraS
SMITHS CREEK AND POINT
s,, LOOKOUT.
Steamer sails
On Monday RI. m. ret urfis wsinrsisv.Sa m
IN M.dn.s1ay a. = Pm returns Friday Ga
stesaer expressly an for r. tS '' S'As ~ =, 70:
accommodations nrst-rlsss. DEI.IsHrFrrL TRIP.
View g LOWER POTOMAC aud CaEsAPI AXE BAY
py dsyIzht C. ". RIDLEY. General Manager.
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Cholera and Cremation.

To the Editor Of The Evening stsr,
II the cholera Is coming by all means let us
have crernatory in Washington. This would
offer some safety for the living, and for my
own part would far rather have my handful
Of ashes sent to my friends decently in bottle
than 20 nave my body rolling round, tangled
with others, a. in Hamburg, or buried without
care or prayer, as in ali seasons Of epidemic. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

NrAoAEA FALLS EXCURSION BY PENNSYLVANIA
HALRoAD.-The next excursion to Niagara
ais by Pennsylvania railroad is booked for
the 18th instant. Special train in charge of
tourist agent will leave at 7:lO a. m. Round
trip rate sic, good to return within ten DAYS
Make note OF the date and the rate-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
CITY ITEMS.


Are You Interested in Low Prices,
We offer a magnificent stock for fall and
winter at prices the lowest yet named for strictly
frst-class goods. The quality will tell it and
the price will sell it. We can sell you Genu-
Inc Clay Wors.ed O. and Y. Cutaway, sizes "a
70 ~. at the price never known before, $3.50.
These goods are good value for SIS. We also
have the newest styles OF cheviots from S7.25
to :l3, all sizes. Remember, these goods are
strictly all wool. We also have an elegant line
Of Young Mems Suits. sizes IA 70 10, from
AIS to S9.75 Our goods and prices waiting
for your inspection.
ODD FELLOWS HALL CLOTHING House.,
A21 It'll st.
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A General Call for Sugar,

The stock Of Sugar in the city is running low,
but we will be able to meet all demands both
FOR the present and during the encampment-
and We sell II without profit. Coffee, Tea and
baking Powder are our specislties, and with
these We give checks and special presents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
BICYCLES

SAFETY BICYCLES. HIGH CLASS, INCLUDING
- celebrated new rapids. Coventry, eros, and
Multrunss pne'rna:iss and cushions thee patterns
gains as acversenients for year Repairing and
renting. large stock OF accessories FARMER
BON, cor. Mass and 6th st. NV ee2Ims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08
Barn Or B1Aurr.

Baby biemishsa. pdnplss. red. rough hands and
falling hair pr-vented By CUTICURA SOAP. Most
effective akin Purifying and bsautfytng SOAP - we'll
= purost and sweetest Of toilet and nursery soaps
Oniy for pimples because ouly preventive of In
Aammatfsn and closy1ne a TIE porss. Sold every
whses. so6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

A Cordial Invitation is extended to all to
visit my factory and see for themselves Just
how the famous Iucatan Gum il made W. J..
WHITE, Cleveland. Ohio, L. S. A. se5-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

IHE GKE.T SALE or GRocERIES AT hEN-
NEDY s--EoTEIs hSD RESTAURANTS SHOULD
oINE THIS SALE TIIsiG ATTENTION. E.eEaQt
goods a; your own figures. Sale every day IN
III ne stock Is d.spo CO %. commencing a: 10
O'Clock The horses and harness viii be sold
tomorrow - y els-;l. 1909 , stree:.-Adc:.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Fen WaIT PAFER. Window Shades Room
NoldIEgs and Interior Uniting and Decorating
20 to p ". HENDEEsoSs.
lIl3 T st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Emperor William remains ct Potsdam and
viii not assist at the Inauguration Of the old
Kaiser Williams statue ct Nets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

SrEcrAL SALE Of fine winter wraps. cloaks.
jackets, sacks. Newmarket, chiidren's REFERS.
&c. &C.. a; Iatimer b Sloans, i4O7 G ST.. At
7:30 o clock this eyening.-AduI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

&-SPEc1AL INDUCEMENTS to largo consumers.
IHE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and SOB Seventh st. NV
ieZo I4th st. NV. 3l04 N st., Georgetown.
olS ST. ne. Stands in all markets
NEWTON II. BOWMAN,
Telephone, s4s. ltl Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

S. Heller. 720 18th st. NV, is making q sps-
cialty In ladies' and Children's Eair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruh. my20-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

WANTED Houzekeepers TO know that thew
can buy new Canned Goods of all kinds at
Wholesale prices for the Il. i. r. encampment at
W. X. WALKERS. 90 so La. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

SPECIAL ATTENTION l. sslled 20 the coy tinua-
t;ca sale o. il-4-t,.re. .Ss-. %, John D. iA.iuer
assis'.ec. whlch 'ske iscc tomorrow, COM
meDeine a. 10 90 locA- ste advertisement il
auction cO.lI..L.--IdG-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

CArARRH, ASTHMA. DKAFNEss.-Dr LiRhthill
can be consulted from 8 TO Ia and to 6 at his
residence, li11 h street ucrthwest-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Telephone 1890. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. II. For Repairing and Renting.
se5-20t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

1Cc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists.
aul2
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ROCKVILLE Fan. FRIDAY. SEP ten;ber .. SIR.
Walter T. Williams II this city vii TRY 20 b-eak
the lO)-yard record. EoGnd trip, 81, including
admis,ion.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Under Odd FelloMs' Hall

Guns at reduced prices. Call for catalogue.
Dog Collars and Sporting Goods. WALFoRD's,
All Pa. ave. lts
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CHE. x.xDEn's Whistles always equal.

HABITS of personal nea;ness grow into part
of charac-s-. Give the little people a tooth
brush and Iinot's Den-ifrice; il will sa We many
a dentists bill. 2Jc. everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

WAsHTNGTuS GAS ITGuT CO>TPsSy's COKE.
The best and cheapest Fuel in the District.
lee thi= and escape the dangers OF other So
called summer fuel. Full supply or hand.
Irmedie'e d-iyCri.s. Also hest grades of Coal
lrd Wood Bottom p-ices and best qualities.
JoHNsoN BRoT9ERs.
Exclusive Agents for this Coke.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


OFfIcIAL- oDEPARTaENr or STATE. WASTE
Oingfon. u. G., September :. fS.'e.-InfOrInstion
has been received at this de3Ertnent from Mr. John
q New. the consul general 81 the United rtHt.s al
London. England. ~ the death on tie af -
ls.S. a Morley's Hotel. London Englsnd. OF B-evet
BriSsdier General Henry lrincf. United states
ARMY -etiredi The legal representatives. Of the de-
cease can obtain further information by applying TO
this department. Per dispatch No. 2sl. Dated
AiiGusi2-. 1877. IL
NOTICE OF THE OPENING or T ST. FROM
~ Lincoln ave. to I'd ~. n.e.-AnTliGation having
been mede TO the undersi rnet hoy residents tn Dis
trct, without the UNITS Washington aud tas.r.-
town. 10 extend Il ~. from Lincoln ave. 90 Fl Il.
n and the undersigned. deeming Il conducive 70
the pubic Interests to oIen and extend batw
saii points ss proposed. hereby yc notice al PER-
o. Ne Interested WHO may have ohections the-a,o 20
Present The same o. the Undersigned a rhir Once IN
TIE DIST let li ding, before thu SIAI st 4
DAY OF sEPfEMBFR lssrss at TWELVE O'CLOCK
NobN. 1therNlst they viii lie denmad u have 40
Objection and 10 make lain TOT Gguares Tn. rirt-
posed extension cf II. involves change tie lin.-
Of Ua.s ave-, IA Ncisau ri:iin's SJbdy9iou -sliei
Prospect HUI" aid apo.tlCn # tine lots fronting
both sides Of sa avenue will ~ REQUIRED
t.-iision. The route the prufo-.,i ,vtI hss
btrn >urroyra a-d plef map - tHe PREPARED
.hcL Is IA ne 5itce :: t,e lnd-s ned Ei is % ned
y the examination OF I'll cun-e NED. J. W. DDI'.s-
LASS. J. ". ROSS. WI. T. lsOSsEiI.. CO.nniis-
soIaeEs of the D,s..ict uf Columbia.
aus5. .b. SCI. rs. q. 10. lost
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New Dining Room Set!
L am now making speciality of Dining Room
turniture-either to order AS per catalogue or
from stock. know can suit you both as re-
CARDS style" and price. Come in tomorrow
ana look at what can show you-never fear
about the terms-we viii readily agree as to
time" If You do not need full set perhaps
an odd piece will strike your fancy.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
513 Seventh street northwest,
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TALLy-Ho COACH LINZ. 5Ii
\ 18th 1t nv, daily. Ariington. Soldiers Houie.
cabin John BRIDE. 10 An. pm Do. u 75c.
n-hand tally -hO. sa5-Irl-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

Look for the lad" Of the Cannon Ball
Clothing Company in another column. seG-3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-08

FALL SIYLTs Mems Derby Hats. al shapes
back or brown. f.e felr. $3.50 and %, extra
value. A. T. LEWIS 49, 9Th St