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AL Z X A n D r | A.

CUTTING AFFRAY.-f.ast night a cutting
ARRAY occurred in the Sd ward, near Thomas
soap factory, between John Mansfield and
Sandy Jones, both co'Ored. 1t seems that Jones
had been a bOarder at Mahsfeld's house, and
during the sickness of his wife he (Jones) had
tic machine, for which she returned several
articles of bed clothing. Jones went to house
keeping and took the bed clothing with him.
Last night Mansfield went TO Jones house, and
seeing cOyeTId which had been his, on a bed,
he seized hold OF it, declaring he would take il
home with him. .Joses attempted TO prevent
him, when they got into a little scufie, during
serious cut in his right thigh. They were both
locked up by the police, and this morning
Mansfield was brought before Mayor Berkeley,
who put him on the chain gang for thirty DAYS
ARREST OF SAMPLE SRLLBR.-A. II. Brink
erman, of the firm Of A. II. Brinkerman Il Co.
of Baltimore, Md, was arrested to-day at the
store Of Chas. W. Green for selling goods with
slight amount due the state and city, he, at the
instigation of Police Officer Walker, went to the
captains office and settled up by paving the
necessary amOunt.--SentiRel, last ev,niag.
IMPROVING.-The condition of Mr.. John D.
Harrison, who was stabbed in the chest, and it
was feared badly hurt, by = colored man named
James Lee, in West End, night before last had
considerably improved this morning, and should
no unforeseen accident occur to hinder the
healing process now advancing so favorable
the patient will be enabled to walk about in
few days.
RIAL ESTATE SALK.-The three-storv house
and lot on Water street, rear Wolfe, long occu-
pied by Mrs. DObbie as boarding house, has
been sold TO j. L. Hill for 81 800, who is having
the old Roberdeau house, and was, in its day. q
fine residence Gazette. last
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GEORG ETOW n.

CUMBERLAND Coal TRADE.-The shipments
of Soal from Cumberland for the week ending
october amounted to IS, 1N tors IL cwt, an
increase of 1911 tons cwt. over the CORES
date one million nine hundred and thirty IL We
thousand six hundred and eighty-one tons sew
enteen cwt. were shipped, showing an increase
over the same period in lSI2 of 2i9372 tons;
increase in railroad shipments, 299. 81 tons;
decrease in canal shipments, 1895 tons.
During the week ending Monday evening, "a
boats cleared Cumberland, carrying % 80 tons
cwt. of coal, which is the best weeks ship
ments of the season, being nine boats and
nearly thousand tons greater than any pre-
vsous week.
CATTLE MARKRT.-The offerings OF beef
cattle yesterday at the Drovers' Rest were s23
prices ranging from Sc. to 5sc. per pound; 30
were sent to Baltimore, 81 sold to farmers, and
% lald over. The offerings OF old sheep we're
$50; of which SO were sold TO butchers, at 5Sc.
to 6Ac, per pound; 2S3 we're left over. 245 lambs
ohered-sold at - TO $3.50 per head, - cows
and calves were sold at $50 to SEQ per head.
RIVER NEWS.-The steamer Express has
arrived from Baltimore with a miscellaneous
cargo, and the steamer John Gibson cleared for
j. W. Byrne arrived from Norfolk with 20 600
feet lumber for the whestley Bros, and the
schooner Alice Curtis, from Norfolk, with 40 900
feet lumber for Jos. & j. f.. Libbey.
CANAL TRADE.-The canal boat Sarah II.
Davis arrived, with 500 barrels cement for Jos.
q. & John NJ. Waters.
GRAIN TRADR.-The sooner ThOs P. Morgan
arrived from Alexandria with 100 bushels
wheat for Hartley & Gro, to sell again, and
the canal boat celia and Minna, with 200
bushels wheat for II. NJ. Talbot, which was
sold at S1.Sl.
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Condemned Locals,

From Robert Beall and from r. c. Parker
we have Hdrp>r's weekly for Oct. IA.
From a. II. StOckman e Son, S2S 9th street
northwest, we have the ABgsTleGn obi FsIi0C for
October, a good number.
The Boston club defeated the WashingtOns in
that civ yesterday by a score OF 26 to G. The
wsshingtons ought to be getting used to defeat
by this time.
Justice John d. Clark shows rs a bigger
peach yet-measuring 10 inches-raised n his
garden, 1916 II street. 1t il of the {" Heath
variety.
DIR. Clever has not been appointed milk in
spectOr by the Board OF Health. As stated but
awell-knOwn physician has been employed to
make an analysis OF milk offered for sale.
The opening matinee Of PrOts. CaSseli &
Eeumeyer viii take place at Blake Hall, It'll
street southwest, tomorrow Saturday eve
ming. at O'Clock.
Major Richards, superintendent Of police. to-
aay issued an order 10 the force in reference to
their duties on election day and the rules and
regulations 20 be observed, similar 70 the orders
OF previous years.
The SenfiilsI, which is out to-day, "goes for"
the political temperance men in lively style, and
has an Open letter TO the Secretary of the Treas
ury. and an article on the drinking men in this
District, which are likely TO attract some atten-
ton. See advertisement.
Daniel Hauptman, one OF the oldest residents
Of Washington, an exemplary member of the
Foundry Nj. T.. congregation for more than half
century, and a defender of Baltimore, at
18th street, near the Avenue, yesterday morn
ing, in the SD year Of his age.
George NJ. Stewart writes 20 say that John
Cajsy and George d. Graham were not the
ehairmen of the committees that received and
entertained the military visitors from Rich
nond: that Cajay was member of the commit
tee. but Mr.. X. harbery was chairman, assisted
by MessTs. Marshall, BatsOn, Patton, Broken
art, and that Mr.. Graham was appointed to as
tist him.
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~ May who went to summer resorts in car
riages, are sneaking homs in city cars.
SThe sight of woman's ankle In Wall street
will counterfeit panic.-OIire Logan.
SIt cost an Illinois beer vender t25 and
costs to sling the hired girl around BY the hair.
1Mrs Smith says her husband Is like A tai
low candle, because he always win smoke when
he Is going out.
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BONDS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
We need three thousand dollars Of these bonds
and will sell some of our fine watches for them.
GOLAY & MORRILL,,
GILL. Cor. 18th and It sts., opp. Treasury.
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The Coming Grand Celebration by the
knights OF st. George.
THE PROCESSION AND CEREMONIES ON sun
DAY NRyT.

The PROCESSION AND CEREMONIES ON SUN
DAY NENT.
The knights Of st. George will celebrate their
anniversary ard dedicate their new banner at
St .lOSeph's (CathOlic) church on Sunday next,
on which occasion there will be grand process
sion and interesting ceremonies The different
societies invited will assemble at the City Hall
ut : O'Clock in the morning, and form In the fol-
lowing order. LIST divisOn-Knights of ST. Pat
rick, Knights of st. Peter, knights of st. Co
lumbkille, Junior Knights Of st. COlumbkille.
I'd divislOn-N ashingtOn City Hibernian Be-
nevOlent Society, No. 1, Hibernia Beneficial
Association, Hibernis Benevolent Society, No.
., West End Catholic Hibernian Benevolent
Society. SCI divisiOn-St. JOseph's Society. st.
BOnifacius' Society, st. Michaels' Society
knights of st. George. The first division will
form with the right resting on Louisiana ave
nue., opposite 5th street; the second division with
right resting on left Of first division; the third
division with right resting on AZ street, OppO-
site the City Hall. The rOute of the procession
will be from the City Hall by way of ID street to
eth, along eth TO G, up G to 18th, down 18th to
Pennsylvania avenue. along PENNSYLVANIA ave-
street east, thence TO St JOseph's church, where
a grand high mass will be celebrated. AMI the
Rev. Father kanZleiter, pastor of st. JOseph's
church, will preach in German and English.
After the sermon the banner is to be dedicated.
At the conclusion OF divine service ths process
sion will be formed in the same order as above
and will march to the City Hall by way of 2d,
III and 4th streets and Louisiana avenue, where
the parade will be dismissed. Mr.. j. IL. Buscher
is the chief MARSHAL.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALuABLRs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner OF New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
of securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take burning from
the Chicago and Boston fires.
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CoRNs, ETc.-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from oorns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilbains, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DR.. Whites establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
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TWICE MARRIED AND YET TREY ARE Nor
HAPPY.-To-day Messrs. +. Miller and X. T.. b.
Jones filed for Marie Antoinette Starr q bill
against John W. Starr for separate mainte-
nance for the petitioner. She sets forth that she
married defendant in Chicago in October, 1869;
that for various good and sufficient causes she
sued for and obtained decree of divorce in the
spring of 1871 from her husband at Chicago;
that subsequently her husband again ought her
society, cOurted her and proposed remarriage,
to which she finally consented, he promising to
amend his conduct, and they were reunited in
marriage at Kansas City in December, 1871; but
totally regardless Of his marriage vows, he
became abusive to her and her child; frequently
assaulted and beat her; failed and refused to
provide for her, and on the expiration OF nine
months from the second marriage deserted her.
She therefore asks An injunction to prevent him
t'om dis. osing Of his props rty and that she may
have separate maintenance.
jurors DRAwS.-The following were drawn
to-day to serve as jurors OF the october term OF
the Circuit Court, to be held commencing Mon
day, 10th inst: Nathan Thompson, Hilleary
Bstson, John Henry Wilson, Luke Bolles, Jesse
F, Mann, w: Burdette, Thomas Fahey, F..
Miller, Joseph L. Offutt, Lemuel Towers, Sam.
Y. Palmer, John b. Bloss, Thomas b. Entwisle,
5. w. X. Handy, George Clendenin, G. H.
Demar, Sacques journal, George Angermann,
Robert Freeman, Henry Douglas, F, Mating
Iy, Judson L. Brown, W. @. Harper, Jos. s..
Boss, Wesley j. Scott, and Hannibal Q. Ad-
Olson.
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PoNp's EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
ana by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,H
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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like DOoley's Calisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. eo
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THE COURTS.

OOURTIN GENERAL TERM'cro.dav. the ca,o
OF Harmon agt: ohnson was ARGUED by u Tnomo-
PENDANT. Nv
,r0LICE COURT, yEdss sneH-To-day, John C
Moore, firing a GU in tire street; IS Gsorea w
Powell, d.srur bing the quiet Of Geo rsetewn for
fitted eollstsralISl9 Jim Smith, profanity; s5
profspily; SIS. Louis T. Wright, profanity: a.
yEhn Williams, do; do; James Roy, do; Do
Knox's a'ley; Sos and costs. Charlie. Goodwin,
grand larceny OF gold ~sch; examination waived
and held In s 800 bonds for the grand Jury Walter
Robertson, assault on Jane Fall; $40 and costs.
Alberta Barnes Was charged wit Ia the larceny OF A
pair of cuffs. The def nse attempted to prove that
the goods ere feloniously taken and carried away
by "frisky dog" belonging to Complainant. Tho
cUnrt ruled out the dorg account Of his friskI-
ness, and discharged the defendant Tor lack of sun
Gent proof. Joseph Craotree dri ing on footwaik;
81. Thomas johnson, arceny Of botil of whisky !;
go and Costa temperance judgment Thomas
Johnson. resisting Officer .nway; 8 10 and costs
Howard. assault on Ella johnson: SIS and costs
Samuel Bloom, resisting officer; $40.
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The COLUMBIA COOPERATIVE BuILDrSe
ASSOCIATIONS sold at its 69th monthly meeting,
held last night. two shares, equal TO II 900, at
premium Of 20 per cent.
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LOCAL NEW s.
Amusements, &C., Tonight.

Wau's Opera Hous>-Beneht of LOtts-a1d
her first appearance in her new play-"Zip."
TAeater Comi7ue.- Miscellaneous performances
Of minstrelsy, dances and songs.
OrchestriOn music at No. 46S Pennsylvania
avenue
Odd Fsli0lrs' HIu. 18th street between e. and
ID streets. Entertainment by the G. U.O.F.
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CARPETs CLEANED AT THE sTI1Y Gan
" PET BEATIEG WORKS, $50 Name aysnue
bet. ~ and eth sts. Carpets called for ana ret1rsS
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THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
TAS Proposition If tie Depositors accepted Jy Mr..
RuT.-The committee Of thirteen chosen by the
depOsitOrs of the Washington City Savings
bank held an adjourned meeting yesterday ar
and other officers Of the bank were present for
consultation. The subcommittee appointed
for that purpose reported resolutions, which
were adopted, favOriRg the plan previously
agreed upon by the committee, to wit: The de-
POsitOrs, by agreement, TO release and defend
the bank against any legal interference for one
year; the depssitOrs to be paid meantime pro
rata in installments a. the condition Of the bank
shall warrant; the interests OF the depOsitors to
be looked after by an advisory committee to be
selected by them Mr.. Run stated that he
would gladly accept their proposition; that he
felt dOubly treasured by the confidence repOsed
IN him by the depOsitOrs of the bank. The sub
committee were instructed TO confer with Mr..
kun and the other officers OF the bank and ar
range further details.
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TURoo-RUssIAN BATHS; also, Medicsted Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's.
903 street. b206.
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory It'll street,
Intelligencer building. 1928
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uso-
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EINR WArnuua

Our great specially, American and imported
watches of superior quality. Fine watch repair
ing by competent workmen. Watch cases made
TO order. GOLAY g. MORRILL,,
9,H,1. Cor. 18th and sts., opp Treasury
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
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CITY ITEMS.
FREE of charge. Your druggist will refund |
your money if DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup does not |
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.

OXYDIZED STUDS,
Buttons and Collar
Buttons, in
full sets,
at Prigg's jewelry store, No. 45T Pennsylvania
avenue.
THOUSANDS OF PROMISING YOUTHS, OF both
sexes, go down to untimely graves, from gem
eral debility and weakness, who might be saved
by fortifying their systems with iron. The Pc
ruyian Syrup is an Iron Tonic prepared ex-
pressly to supply this vtalizing element, and is
the only preparation Of iron that Will assimilate
at once with the blood
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TIE TBKATKR CONIQUK-Hard times are for
gotten by the patrons of the Theater Comidus
and the bluest cases Of melancholy are instantly
relieved by a visit to that temple of mirth and
melody.
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hkAI ksrATs SALss-Latimer & Cleary.
Warner, trustee, lots ITO and H. IN su bal Vision
OF square 6s5, with the improvement. thsreon
consisting Of two flve-story N ansard roof dSsiI
ings, to Samuel r. Bonden, at o. 800 each.
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~ ELKGANT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARbORS.
augzS-1y 81 High street, Georgetown, D. O.
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The CORCoRAN SQUARE MARKET.-A dele
CATION OF the butchers, bakers AID other dealers
OF the Northern market this afternoon waited
on Governor Shepherd for the purpose OF re-
questing that the temporary sheds OF tn at mar
ket-house be put in more comfortable cOndi-
ton for the fall and winter trade. The deIega-
ton consisted OF Messrs. b. F. Hunt, B. s.
Elliott, james Hoffman. John F. Seitz, Clement
Brooks, Mark Mcfarland, and Market
Commissioner q. y. b. Wall. Mr.. b. s. Elliott
on the part of the delegation, stated the wishes
OF the dealers. when the Governor said that
their wishes should be grstihed, and directed
the market-master TO furnish a statement OF the
cost, so that the work might be done al once.
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LoTrA, the popular, has . benefit at Wallis
opera house this evening, on which occasion
sne Will appear for the frst time in this city In
her new play OF Zip" which has attr acted
s nDs s houses wherever performed. The citi-
. OF washington should give Lolita some sub
merits, and now Is the time 10 DO ii.
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AID FOR MEMPHIS PROM THE IsRAELuTEs-
Lewis Abraham, secretary, in behalf Of the
lsTaelltes OF Washington, transmitted YESTERDAY
TO A +. FARMLAND, Memphis, Tennessee, 500
being the first instslment from the Washington
lsraelites in aid of the yellow fever sufferers in
mat city The Western Union telegraph com
pany kindly placed their wires at the disposal Of
the contributors gratis. The various associa-
lions sent their remittances by mall the tele-
graphic transfers merely cover collections made
outside OF these organizations from the Jewish
community. ISaelites, who have not yet done
30, can subscribe at the once Of the treasurer
h. II. Prince, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have di-
rected that Rhode Island avenue, between 18th
and 10th street circles, be improved at once
The water registrar has been directed 10 put in
aWater main on p street, between 18th and
18th streets at once, so that the contractor can
proceed with laying the wooden pavement
Inspector Wallace has been directed to have a
temporary wood fOOtwalk laid on the west side
OF It'll street, between and b northeast.
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Third Day.

At 10 o'clock this morning the court resumed
Its session, when the prisoner and the jury ap-
peared in their places.
The defence proceeded with their testimony,
and called jonathan Taylor, Of the firm OF FIJI
bert & Co., contractors. The prisoner was en-
ployed by the firm As paymaster. and the hands
were paid on Saturdays, the pay-rolls amount
ing to from 50 coo to 50 800. Slater, when he
went out to pay the hands, carried knife with
him-returning 1t to his desk when he came in
for his protection. On the Friday preceding
Slater Informed him that he wished to quit
and would do 30 as soon as the firm paid him.
They owed him 81 200, and witness paid him
off, He appeared then to have been on q spree,
but was not on spree at that time; never knew
Slater to carry any weapons, except on the oc-
casions referred to; had known him several years
as q peaceable man.
Cross examined Had heard of Slater being
in . difficulty at the Imperial Hotel, when some
one put a knife in his $50 hands.
Or. L. s. FYIbert testified that he had known
Mr.. Slater for about twenty months; knew him
70 be peaceabe man; never knew of his get
ing into trouble, except on one occasion at the
imperial Hotel; Slater paid the hands-from
20 70 800 per week-and never had any trouble.
- cross sxamined Witness once heard that
Siatter threatened his life, but Slater denied II.
TksTIMoNY OF MIR. BROWN.
Iheodore w. Brour.-Witness WAS present
when the homicide took place; saw slater
about 10 O'Clock; went to the booth with Slater.
Hunt, Snow, and Agnes Howard. They ali
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The registered voters Of the Tenth District who's
names begin with the letters A, b, G, DEE c. n
L, J, K will vote at house No. 1929 street north
wet.
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BORN IN THE STREsT.-Last night abouto1
O'Clock, Mrs. Russell, residing at vt. Pleasant,
was taken suddenly i'll while standing at the
corner Of l4th street and New York avenue, Aad
n policeman was called, who procured the ser
vices Of DIR. Riley, and in . short time a little
Granger-a bouncing boy baby-appsared on
the scene. In q short time the lady was placed
In carriage and sent to her home.
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kKcOyERING-The young man, Charles L.
Simpson, who about two weeks since shot him
self through the LEFT breast ut No. 1918 10th
street. while suffering from temporary aberra-
uon OF mind (ss stated in The STAB 1T the
tme), Is recovering, and in good spirits as 70
has prospect Of life. The ball was YESTERDAY ex-
nacted by Drs. Haynes and SOthorou from the
back, IL having passed through the lnngs.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STsAxER GEORGIANNA.
The steamer GeOrgiana, Captain Davis of the
Potomac river line, which LETT Washington at
4 O'Clock Monday evening, broke her rudder
near kinsale wharf, about O'Clock on Tuesday
morning. A heavy gale was blowing. The
passengers were taken 10 Baltimore on the
steamer Columbia The rudder was soon re-
paired, and the GeOrgianna arrived at her
wharf in Baltimore late last evening.
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TENTH DISTRICT

lncludes all that part Of the city Of Washington
lying between street north and the canal, and
between Eleyenth and Fifteenth streets west
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The SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR DEMOLITION
oP THE OLD NORTHERN MARKET.-Yesterday,
after the arguments closed in the Court in GEN
eral Term in the case Of Wade & Andrews agt.
Alexander X. Shepherd faction for trespass in
destroying their stands in the old Northern
market by tearing down the building-which
comes up on demErers), the court decided TO
sustain the demurrers and allow plaintiffs to
amend the declaration
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The registered voters Of the Tenth District rho
names begin with the letters l., MN, o, P
=, I. |, V, W, Y, W will woe at GrsasBn II Ius
west,
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meeting OF the temperance executive COM
mittee WAS held last night for the purpose OF
arranging matters for the campaign. Several
meetings in the various districts were agreed
several reports of committees were read At
the close OF the meeting several Of the members
visited the residence of Mr.. Oscar Alexander,
the temperance candidate in the 18th district
During the evening speeches were made nv
Judge Moore, w. p. Drew, F. McNerhany, Mr.
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NINTH DIsTHICr

The registered voters Of the Ninth District who's
names begin with the letters A, b, O, ID, T. 2, C. III
l, j will vote at 1928 New York avenue northve-t
SECOND PRECINCT.
The registered voters Of the N NTH District who's.
ranes begin with the letters K LIN MOP o
BIS, T, q, w, Y, Y, will vote at I223 New