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improvements Ordered by the Board
Of Rablic Works

The superintendent OF roads has been direct
ed to have the serpentine route over Meridian
Hill repaired at once. orders have been given
for the parking of 10th street, between ID and
southwest. to be done without DELAY. The
pump on Il street, between 18th and 18th, is TO
be repaired at once. The board have deter
mined to abolish the Office of assistant secretary
recently vacated by Mr.. Edward johnson.
1HE DEPARTMENTS TELEGRAPH.
The board have approved of the route selected
by Gen. @. L. BabcOck, superintendent OF
grounds and buildings. for connecting the
Capitol and several executive departments with
a Geographic wire in accordance with act of
Congress, approved March Sd, 1873 The route
designated is as follows: Commencing at
North Capitol and streets and running along
the former street TO the Government Printing
once: thence along II street 30 18th; thence
along 18th by the Interior and Post OfficedeDart-
mentS; thence along & street to the Treasury
Executive Mansion, War and Navy depart-
ments. ALL. 'rnm street to the State depart
meLt along 18th street.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FIREMEN.
In a letter to Joseph Williams, esq, President
of the lire Commissioners, in reply 20 has letter
Of the z ii instant, the board states " that the
superintendent of lamps and gas has been
directed to have all lamps in the immediate
vicinity OF fire plugs glazed with red glass, and
when Locating new posts and taking bid ones out
be Wi have them placed as near possible to
fire plugs. Also, the water registrar has been
instruCtt that whenever any fire plugs are put
in OF removed, to have them placed near as
possible 10 street lamps so glazed, so that they
may lie readily distinguished by the tire depart
ment il case OF fire."
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RID Hot LAMP PosT Hoe Il Burned a
Policeman and Warmed up The LOdfeTS.-This
morning Policeman Dyson, of the 9th precinct
reported to the station that there was "a lamp
post on fire. on the corner of eth and streets.
This ST. ange announcement rather staggered
his companions, and Lieut.. EcklOff after a
critical inspection of the complainant to ascer-
tain If be was not drunk, asked him what he
meant, when turning about lie presented to
the gaze of his questiOner a streak of singed
OveTcOat extending from collar to tail; while at
the same time a series OF squirms of his person
with a rueful cOuntenance, convinced those
present that he had been uncomfOrtably
warmed up. Lieut.. FcklOff with others pro-
ceeded TO the place indicated and found the
iron lamp post nearly red hot. On further
investigation 1t was discovered that hole had
been drilled through one side to the interior,
and looking through this blaze of fire was
seen rushing up through the hollow part of the
post with a buZZing sound. Attached to the lamp
post was a letter box, which was also quite hot.
10 appears that the under ground joint at the
foot Of the post had sprung leak from the care
lessness of the labOrers in digging on the street
Improvement, and that the gas escaping through
the post had. by some means, become iguited
possibly by some lOunger lighting his pipe by
striking a match on the post Policeman Dy-
son says that after he got singed leaning up
against it, his curiosity led HIM to keep an eye
on others, and he had the satisfaction OF sect g
several men approach the post for a comfortable
lean or talk and suddenly dance about and
snap their fingers with pain. One inebriated
individual en- touching II jumped about twice
his length and went headlOng into the gutter.
Lieut.. EcklOf notified the gas company and
men were sent to extinguish the lamp post aud
stop the leak.
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ITwo i5- year-old girls were lately arrests

1.-TWO 10 year-old girls were lately arrested
for burglary at Rockford, Ill.
ga horse at Murfreseboro Is fond Of meat
diet and eats bacon and greens with great gusto.
~The New York board OF aldermen has
passed q resolution authorizing the 81 800 900
loan to the Industrial Exhibition company.
RA couple who were doing their counting in
grave yard at Stockton, Cal, recently, were
robbed by highwayman.
0-An Iowa town stimulates youthful enter
prise with bounty OF cents on every rats tail
delivered at the marshal's office.
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ADIES' MERIEO yEsTs-In Low Neck aud
= Short Sleeve, Sl.s7, 81, s2IJ, s225
q 10 nish Neck aud short Sleeves, at 81, s2Is,
In High Neck end IoFp glaaves ~ go an
$3.50, 81 10, So ~, $3.50 20
LOCKWOOD, HCFTY TAYLOR
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1T Is NO WONDER that invalids lose faith in
All specifics. when so many worthless medicines
are advertised for the cure of various diseases;
nnt which, when tried, are "found wanting"
We have yet to learn, however, of the Atst fall
ufe of DR.. hSstdr's Bdtsdm Of WiLd Ckerry, to
cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
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PHYSICIANS recommend DIR. Bulls Cough
syrup when all other medicines fail. as a GER
tain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat and
Coughs or Colds Of long standing. For sale by
all Druggists.
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CITY ITEMS.

MRssRs. LATFkER s. CLEARY Announce
that the sale of groceries at the establishment
of A. g. Plant on New York avenue near 18th
street, win be continued to morrow, when all
the liquors will be sold.
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W D l. r d r d & SHILBE RIG.
421 SEVENTH STREET,

oct25-tr Between and Il, southwest.
r EAL ESTATE a,TA CE IDiRESToKY OF TIE
eet inch. comprising ali lots parts s Of IF I n5s
and Subdivisions, with date ana name Of same, cor.
surveyor Also the assessed value Of grcund S and
Improvements in each lot, and description Of the
plugs, water mains; and fire alarm stations, and
1her T be o the vaps Of
weekly numbers, not to exceed fifty, each contain.
ing twenty -four squares.
WA.HlNeToN, D. g., September Il, 1878.
II Fash9 sSa the 3.
A Rss e.
and they may be assured Of the correctness Of Zach
.,rv.vor ., WILLIAM FORSYTH,
also have asrssS to examine the statistical ia
cation so that the information in en- viii be sor
rect and in conformity with the Numerical BOOB
'no ''n'' f''' WILLIE IL Spi SstSiRGAa, Ia. Clerk
After most careful Investigation and inquiry va
are thoroughly satisfied % to the facilities and ab
eofy Of ~. g. in 1; 1s p
liable and Of value to the public generally. We
and all Toa ro% & srss
sui, suSseEtPtions and orders win be received at tho
A. s. PRATT Son, 40l 9Th street northva.,
=. r. n. FAEHTz, l42S Psnnsylvauia aysnna
northwest, in Miiburns new drug store A"0
GIrcH Fox, Real Estats Brokers, I 500 Penn
uivanis avenue, opposite the y. 8. Treasury
Sample numbers may be seen at either Of tha.e
Offices and prospectus will be forwarded upon an
plication to any address - may be desired -
As It IL contemplated to commence issue an nv
about October LIST, early orders are Solicited ana
strict appliance 70 prom see maien the
ID assured. z. =; n, FAEHTZ,
II. W. PRATT,
ssRl5.dn Cens,isvs aad PUBLISHERS.
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TEE LYDIA THOMPSON TRoCPE attracted
an immense audience TO Walls Opera House
last night, and the burlesque of aladdin -
(rOt nearly so good as the piece for tonight
robin Hood - was made the most Of. EdOuin :
volatile dance was one of the most pleasing
features Of the performance, and ia remarks-
BILE in its way. He is an excellent comedian and
faithful aid TO the dashing Lydia. The ballad
singing Of Miss Ada Beaumont, and the pleas
ing yOcaliSm OF Miss Thompson, Miss Dubois,
ard the 4uartette added greatly TO the pleasure
of lovers Of music. who were present, aS did the
violin solos OF Mr.. VIM. Withers, leader OF the
orchestra. a Washington bow. He was loudly
aFplauded. The bill for tonight Is very good
one.
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WILBgTT & RUoFF invite an inspection q
their LADIES' and Uhildren's Furs. They hay
Just opened their new goods with all the ieadin
novelties a
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4 AIDES MERINO DRAwERs-In Qualities 20
= match the Vests, a. 81 %, So o.. ~ 10,
81 %, So 81, 50 90, - 90, S2s5 So
20, So 40, $500, SO -
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR
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MASONIC MATTERs-Eureks Il. A. Chapter,
No. 4, bas elected the following Oficers; +. =.
Holmes. NJ. 4. II. p; j. p. Pearson, r.. X :,
VIII A. Short, +. S. W. II. Goods, Treasurer
$. =. Thomson, Secretary.
c. +. StansbuTy, esq, has received a commu-
nlcatiOn from the Masonic Grand Lodge OF
Memphis. stating that the contributions re-
ceived for the yellow fever sufferers were aim est
sufficient TO cover AL immediate wants. and
closing with a request that all future cOntribu-
tons be sent TO their more needy brethren At
Shreveport.
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Judge Smell and the schultz Case.

EftiCT Star The trustees of the county schools
have formally expelled the innocent children of
schultz because their father was not fined so
much as those dignitaries think necessary
Tbe evidence IN the case did not show any
''tr0 S>reTs bIolcS ;" but did show a disturbanc
Of the school, and a sill ht assault bat no injury
to the TEACHER. The judge did net refuse TO
old the party to keep the peace, au1 no neces
-Iiv fer it was shown, and he fined the ignorant
defendant moderately, but sufficiently TO secure
order. The Judges administration OF Justice in
connection with the public schools of the Dis
trict eds no defence. 1t has been judicious
and exemplary. His decision in the case OF the
notorious Butts, and one other similar case.
was Universally approved; the former beiLg
fined $500. and the latter sent TO prison for six
months. The course of these trustees, punish
ing the children of Schultz for the judges fail
ure to fine the father sufficiently, smacks more
Of persecution and revenge than impartial jus
tice. FAIR PLAY.
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nREss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., HUrry A.
" TAYLOR having at the head Of their n n rec
MAklHG pkPARfMKNr An accompished ana
tsientee modesto, announce that they will oontinne
er.ncnes, sn.rsntee,ns heonorzy 20 Materssl aae
Having largely fncressed the,r a.na1sslsss..
pertn they are nov rishing Dresses Al MA
for style they ere undoubtedly esssf la a. 49,
Parfstaa 1goasfacf1Ts. 49, " '"e S'aes4 "
All orders are delivered promptly a the time spe-
eined snd prices are exceedingly rcasonsble
tice. b'ssio'' Nv
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, AN INVITATION Is EXTENDED TO ALL by
geo. ". Driver TO try the fried oysters (gratis)
as they are served at his establishment, corner
pennsylvania avenue and ~ street They are
pronounced the finest in Washington.
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The PUBLIC PCEPs.-A contract has been
made by the Board OF Public Works with
Messrs Geo. W. Howard and John b. Wilson
for keeping IN repair the public pumps in the
District Of Columbia for tbs period of enc year
from November 1, 1873, said repairs to embrace
new materials and all work necessary TO keep
the pumps in thorough working order, in &C
coTdsnee with their bid Of the 18th instant,
giving the requisite bonds
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CATsuP-CATsUP-two years old and very
nne, Tor sale in any quantity by Geo. W. Dri-
yer, corner PeEla avenue and I street.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Bsum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
lntelligeccer building. 1928
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{ OsLuLhhSl CuEFs, AND SLEEVES IN NEW
- hAPkS nd MATERIAL. arriving d.iI, :,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TfYLoRs
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y TkBNs ~ biSh PAT
LOCKWOOD, HUFrT & TAYLoR,s
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CASHMERE JACKETS, TALMAs aud DOL
" MANS, At all prices, and very Handsomely
trimmed and embroidered at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLORs.
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TX u HES AND 4 LARGE VARIETY or Nru.
~ Ell Lbs nE NECK WEAR FORIsDTESs,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAlLoRs
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To GET RID of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooiey's Ague Powders They cure perma-
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Tx POL1CE COLLECTIONS FOR AID or THE
MEMPHIS SUFFEREEs.-FrOn the partial re-
ports made by the Geutenants Of police to Major
Richards this morning, the officers are doing
quite well in raising funds for the relief of the
sufferers at Memphis, and IT Is probable tn at
about - goo will be sent to morrow morning.
As is usual, the larger amounts come from the
beats on which those in moderate and poor cir
cumstances reside. while in ncighborhoods
where the wealthy live the sums obtained are
.uifp small
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English WALKING JACKETS-In Bll.,
siz4 :A ia Si5 r's sis' y sf 10 isIS,
$3.50, $40, s22, S24. % IS, a.
LOCKWOOD, HCFTY TAYLOR ).
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ADIIS CHnhIsEs, DRAWERS, sKIRfe
- ana NIGHT DREscks; o large assortment OF
all sizes and sty es prices much lower III an Iadv
can purchase the material and have the garmsnf.
lockwood. HUFrY a rAYLoRy.
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Head Uarfers

FOR
CARPETS,
CARPETS,
CARPETS!!!
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THKrrNEEAL of the late Joseph SaXton, su-
perintendent or weights and measures q. the
United States Coast Survey once, took place
YESTERDAY afternoon from his late residence on
New jersey avenue southeast. The services
were conducted at st. Marks Memorial chapel,
by the pastor, Rev. A. Floridus Steele, after
which the cortegs proceeded TO the Congress
sional cemetery, where the remains were tenn
poTarily deposited in the receiving vault.
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TOMORROW is the last day OF the s . per cent.
abatement for payment of this years taxes,
whsn the oface will be kept open until !
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y EDING0TEs-A large assortment, At 81 80
H So, IL 80, sl461. sI5. $40 -, $40, 40
LOCKWOOD. HUfTY TAYLOGS.
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WHAT BOB Is IT?-Robert johnson said 70
be a well known thief from Washington has
been committed for trial before the hustings
court for stealing q forty dollar watch and sew
snty-four dollars in money from Mr.. Lee
Hawkins, a resident of Union Hil.-Richmoa3
Journal.
The Alexandria Sentinel thinks it is their
Rabert
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Ihk GREAT ATTRACTION OF this evening will
he the lunch at Sulivan's Excelsior restaurant,
70 which the public are invited.
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SIlAkE HANDKERCHIEFs FOR LANES
- NkCh WEAR can he hal fr5r, HhAhI
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR.
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LOCAL NEWS.
&c, To.utrhs.

wals's Opera FoSse.-Ly-iis Thompson troupe
IN Robin Hood. -
TAsdfsr CoHsi9as.- The great drama CT "Oro-
leso'' and other attractions.
Orehestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
avenue.
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INTERRUPTION TO TRAvEL.-Tbe accident to
the railroad bridge over Occ0Cuan creek, at
Woodbridge, mentioned in yesterdays Gdsetts,
turns out TO have been of a more serious char
acter than at first reported. it is now under
stood that one of the piers has given away, and
as the bridge is IS feet high, pedestrians even
viii not now attempt to cross IL. All the trains
on the A. & +. X. X. have of course stopped
running, and the southern mail and passengers
are now carried at night, As well "a during the
day, by the Quantico steamers. Many persons
from this city who attended the places of public
amusement in Washington last night had to
take looms in the hotels there OF return home
in hacks, because the I1:4O p. m. train on which
they had contemplated returning, had been
taken on in consequence OF the accident men
toned aboVe.-Alex. Gazette, last epenfHq.
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E'hNCf HANDkERChIEFs FOR LaDfRs
NC" hass.ftineut Just received at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR's.
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CoRss, ETC.-''The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
ounlons, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilblains, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
mment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. s.
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HANDKERCPIEFS-V ,,y
eholCe n quality ana cheap In prire-.t 10y
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY q TAYLoRs.
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DFADY- DRESSES

UEADI- MADE DRESSES
II BLACK ALPACA DRESSES,
large stock INST received a. the following prices
Sll %, S13I2, Sl37s. $3.50, Sl6e7
SIT 80, S2l.-7, Sg2 so. s2a, at
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOBs.
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INITIAL HAEDKERCHIEFS- I,r.. -,
can he constantly found, Of all letters AID sa,I
LOCKWOOD, HUFrr a rAYLoRs.
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623 PennsyIvania Avenue.

FALL Iss3.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L. TAYLOR.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
LADIES'. cHIlDRErs LsD sFITlsmtss
HR.sISHI.rG GOODS.
Gas rENSv. AVE-, Bkr. Cru .xr,us
NEW GOODS FOR LADIES.
NicToRIA KID GLOVES, 1, =. aud button.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrr rArLoRs
~ ~ b., iS ton. LOCKWOOD, sTFrr fsYI nc
are TIE oniy agents IN Washington.
i a, IN IT, J. SEAMLESS KID GBOvE,I2
LOCKWOOD HUFTY TAYLOR, Importer,
A ~ Ro TEE NEW SHADES IN scARFs AND
DS"c iol IA-les hake 1ust been rereirea A.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR
S9NufhtlRRE II HAEDKERoHTErs FoR LADIES
- NHNh y EAh can De had from
LOCKWOOD HUFTY a TAYLOR
IL UCHEs AND ALARGE VARIETY oESru
H STYLES oENECK WEAR F1R Snrs
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAI LORs
y SHAPES ND dATEt:TAi'A sr,i - II hEM
LOthWOOD, HUETY s rfYLoRs
CHTETnGIsETTs IN NEW AND STYLISH PAT.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrF 4 TAYLoRs.
EMsIITCHED HANDKERCRIEFs-y,,
eholSs ~, % alality ana cheap In price-st
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLORs.
initial HAEDKERCHIEFs large .,,rt
90 "a" he constantly found, Of all Letters and aasi
LOCKWOOD, HUFrT a rAYLoRs.
EANCY HANDKERCnIEFs FOR LapTEs
Ne" assortment Just received Of
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY a TAYLoRs.
IL south Of New Y1rE-rsn he f,uas - "es' s'ooA
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY a TAYLORs.
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NE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
rev York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct.
RANKING hours, to T. Saturdays, to 4 and 8
" O Tits. l&t16
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns
piles ulcers. toothache, sore throet sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores head ache, collie
iameness, bruises, bOils wounds neuralgia
nnoarseness, diarrhPa, and all hemorrhages, etc.
Ponds Extract differs from all other All yertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings, and
known to be a cure for these diseases M III q ~
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A II Ink NEW SHADES IN sCARFs AMI,
DO"S ~ Laales hsSe Just been received ~
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLOR
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II e..n,ne Lockw0op, RurfY a THYLoRS
,eree stoek o. NEW GOODS, Just received 81 62S
fehnssNAnis avenue, between Oh and I'm streets.
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STRAUS, The CIothier,
1O11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Third Door from Eleventh Street.

~ Store open until p m, and on Saturday IN il
ii p m, to accommoda ate those who have no time to
purchase during the day. oct2s-rr
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., 40 Pennsylvania ayenrs
and by druggists everywhere. t,w.f.n'
IHR COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. is
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IThCo-hussIAN BATES; also, Medicated Va
gS o Satns, Tor all akin disease, at DIR. Shedds,
No Z Get. q.
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"ORoLoso," the sensation drama with us ex-
citing scene of the shooting Of the apple of the
he ad of Onista, Is still winning card At the
Theatre Comique, but Is only one feature OF the
vsried and pleasing entertainments at that
Lace of amusement.
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have behn issued since our last report: John
Dryer, two-s story frame, between 23i and 24th
streets northwest; N 4. Inlay, two do, 25th.
s. Brorher, one story brick. K, between 18th
and 18th do; X. w. Boswell, story frame
o, between 4th and 5th do; Joseph Lochboch-
new. fTsme addition to two story, LIST, between
K and l. southwest; Mrs. j. Bushhahan, two
story frame, 9th, between O and ID northeast;
j, II. Mcdowell, three-story brick, 10th, be-
tween n and 0 northwest; Hiram Beali, two
story frame, between s and T and 18th and 18th;
W. Sanderson. two-story private stable, rear of
G. between LIST and New Jersey avenue.
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Aplks' HOSIERY-The largest ar he's, .,ort
- soIth OF New 11rE-rzn he found -
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY 4. TAYLoRs
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GENTLEMEN STOCK 1, An ma .h.n.. mann
octis-tr LOCKWOOD, HUFTi 8 rAYLoRs
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street