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A STOLEN HORSE AND ROCEAwAY REcoy-
kkBD.-On the night OF the 18Th ultimO, horse
was stolen from the government stables in the
monument lot with two sets OF harness and a
rCckaWays belonging 20 George II. Brown, in
charge OF the nursery grounds, and the case
y a. reported 70 Major Richards, who assigned
II 20 Detective McDeyitt TO work up. Mr.
McDeyiu called IN Messrs. CoOmes aud Miller.
AMI after several trips into Virginia ID search
nnally issued large number OF notices on
postal cards, which were distributed widely in
~ AIRY land ard Virginia. The result was that
Major Richards on Friday received telegram
rom Jacob Marker, sheriff at Hagerstowu tn AZ
two eOnstables OF that city, named Biilinger
ard BTetzier, had detained q couple OF stran-
gers Win a horse, buggy, harness, &c, answer
lng the description given, whereupOn MIR
MeDeyitt started last Friday night for HaRers-
town, IN company with the owner of the prom
erty. Dir. Brown at once recognized the
property, and the two prisoners, named George
Victor and Boyle Godfrey. both Frenchma5.
were brought TO this city Tor a hearing Thsy
are LOGGED at police headquarters, and have
given contradictory statements about the affair
They pretend to be strangers TO each other but
the officers think they are father and son.
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OPENING or BIDs.-The District Commission
ers to-day opened bids tor grading. setting curbs
and laying brick fOOtwslks in the District OF Co
lumbia- Thelbidders were ID. A. Connolly, ThOs
Harvey & Co, Andrew Gleason & Co., Patrick
Sullinane, samuel Cook, Stephen Tally, W. II .
SToat y CO., h. 4. Gallagher & Co., George
NeltIy < Co, james Kennedy, Thomas Lucas
* Co., VIM. Fletcher, W. j. McOoilum, Henry
Buehl n. n urray, VIM. Buckley, j. G. Stat
I0ru, simon Carmody, John LYONS and A O.
ChenoWeth: The lowest bid for grading was
made oy Patrick Culiinsne, at I4X cents ner
cubic ara, and y cent additional for each a.
ditional haul OF 200 feet over roo feet. For f,r-
nisnlng and setting curb, by %, the lowest
oidcer was george NeitZey, At 65 cents: bv On
Granite curb by 20, the lowest bidder vss n
q. Stafford, at 80 cents; by %, VIM. BucsIev
at IS cents; by 20, VIM. Buckley and Holm
Lyons, at 81. Circular curb, by 20, Thomas
Lucas & Co, 81 05; BY %, John Lyons 81; 6 Nv
-, John Lyons. sl.10. Circular blue stone curb
by 20, John Lyons, 90; by 20, same, 95; by
20, same, 81. Laying bricks and footWaIks, Jno.
Lyons, 60 cents.
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DON'T CARE WHETHER SCHOOL KEEPS OR
NoT-There is degree OF independence about
the boyish declaration which is very attractive
Some great good is supposed to be attained aud
the young rsscal-well, the fortunate men VINO
gobble up the great prizes of the Concert of the
Public Library OF Kentucky on November 3Oth,
Will also feel like being independent, and they
too will be shouting-we don't care whether
school keeps or not
A MEDICAL OPINIoN.-0Myo opinion d. (ssvs
DIR. Clement Nj. Moore, of Buffalo,) "that If
Hates Honey Of HorehOuRd and Tar were taken in
the early stages OF all complaints affecting the
comparatively, unknown. And L think, also,
that it is the best preparation that can be given
when the lungs have become seriously disease ed
as 1T soOthes the irritation, has a healing effect
upon the tissues, and invigorates ali the organs
concerned in the act of breathing"
Pike's TootE-Aehe Drops-Cure In enc minute.
MR.. CIR. XANDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
OF a wholesome beverage, on account of its
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, at 9l1 18th street
northwest, and try it. 1917 ,eoI:
To BE Cured of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 255 Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. 90
MERINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, SIPS, sr.5O
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 1O,14,1:
ALL-woOL UNDKRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
81 so each; the latest style Scarfs, at Hollsnder
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hail.
10,l4,1:
CORNs, BUHIoNs, go.
For relief from Corns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " hite's establish
ment, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the U. S.
Treasury.
S225 FOR oNE-QUARTER BBL. SACK or Welch's
Best Family Flour, at w. j. RRDsTRAKR's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner Of
9th st. and New York avenue n. W. 1O,7,E
Try THE ELASTIC TRUSS, 2S5 Pennsylvania
avenue. 25
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ANusENEETs.-Thise evening the handsome
Sne gifted uagedienne, Miss Nelson, appears
~ tne National In her sublime impersouatiou of
Jnnetin shAkspeare's Romeo ana Juliet.
Al Eord's Opera House the Celebrated Eng
-. In eonealAn, John l.. Toole. will appear IN
tnree OF nis sprightiiest Comedies
At the Theater Comiqus Mis- svlvesssr ha.
oeen engaged for the week and Will present IN =
SENSATIONAL drama Of Sip-The Pretty Flow a.
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L OCAL NE us.


National Tbsatsr--NIiSs Nelson a. Juliet in
q Romeo and Juliet"
FoYf's rDerG H05ss-Mr. John L. TO0Is in
81 The Wsavers."
TAsa'sT C9mi7us.- Pretty Flower
aud other attractions
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FALL DIX GOODS.
LARGE STOCK AND LOVES ParoKS.

- ~ y ~ ~ " - n EAAt -
Gave Iust moved On Ny n W store. ana -..-- ..-.,
lfg varied STOCK, bought f.r c.sp 49,. - A.
f slo love Tiio,s than DRY Goods lave 0sIn
Best OhLICOEs, sard 10 cents
ialo zoe o'esetea COZ fOS. cents, u -rthlo
- pIl0~ Case ~. - Har,h n.
n saxy vide tHEErlNC SOC, worm 4, '' 10
,,IAbLE IlNEE :, DAMASEs, WtNk1Lorus
NAPhikS, TOWELs, ard CRkspEs SAhS'
h.svy Canton FLANHELs, nj H. n - ,,s,,
a. Z. 81 mse - nne ard shaker FLAEEELs
NsIhhf kONEe uo-u-55, So, Al. SI.fs
CAsei MEhES fJT m sad boys, On, 80 n,
bSdits' and g'nt's IEnEhgEAR, cheap
Al The new tbing- IN DRESS GOODS. go
negnnt iEh-cOlnTed PGRlDs, Is " 'rth "a
Black ALPAOAs, q, worth 81. 80 -''- '''
Pare Mohair ALPAOAs, 81 SS-,s :,
bLACh CASHHkRES. hERTVOG FREVrEF
JhlLLS, BOABAZINES, TAMTSES "a IT,
MIS-, dEd DRAP D'ETE a srsrialfJ.
Black SILKS, eheap, a. 1 shall oder the best
sHA&Le, from 6no g. $50
BLANKETS, 81 So Go els,
BLsNhET 81 IS. vcrth ~.
EkLIkhIkTS. 81. worth 81 50.
fine English Brussels CARPErS, els.
nov2-IH zoe Market space. 5 do5rS IN I'm ~
GREAT ATTRACTION TO PUCHAsKRs or
DRf GOODS.
Nater Proof ClOskius reduced from 81 gsto 81
per yard. All Wool Flannels Of g cents Oa1,sr
1lannels a. reduced prices. Blsukcts, Towels ant
lotions as low a. the lOp est. BARGAINS IN BisrE
mohsrs ard AlpscRs, always on hand. RresE
IISos 10 besniiiul 81 lts ard ~ popular prices.
EMORY BANTER's,
OCoi-lm 1870 PonnsylV anfa Avenue
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CITY ITEMS.

1T MUST BE GOOD, for everybody recomm ends
it, and the doctors prescribe It, We mean DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price, rs cents.
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FINE nIACHINERY OTLs.

We believe that 4. n. KELLOGG's SPIN.
DIE, ENGINE, SIGNAL aud CYLINDEE
OILS, although costing little more per gnIIoo
are really the most economical for the cousuer fo,
the reason OF durability and freedom from iniur ~
machinery. IL parties requiring oils win MAKE
known the uses for which they are wanted, be viii
not only guarantee them satisfaction, but that M.
goods shall prove precisely represented. These
oils are not only largely used and deservosy popu
Lar throughout the United States, but have oonsia-
cradle demand for export, from foreign manufac.
turers and agents.-Soienflkc American. eosl.sy
CLoTaISG, oLoIHIEe, OLoTHISG.-selI-
Close business. weli selected stock OF ClSfhln1
Ixrrs iDduoemenis offered 20 buyers osP s sss
snd secure bargains, a. the goods must be sold AZ
street northwest store for rent and FiItufss1 for
sse. oct1l-3w.
RuTTEBS1The nnsst gilt:edse NEW YORK
Ihs ssShis CT ss9. .1s b Al
sxsnUs, %s.Sinetsn. 8. i'sS fsnosylysna
X IL L Rps.
= An kinds Of BILLIARD MATE.
sos So sss ..res.. "8
Also. one snan-.iu. Pa TSBf fspn'yvani. s,ssss;
Taos 9; BOSTON. PIANIST,
z, ME Ists viii M.,zsrgti o.. the
.sss,.s RroTgt sitsnsISs Muse for the asrnsu
xs.h,.u; kssisenoe l5<T Q street northwest,
..-1..e.on. W novs-3m
STRAW HAT AND BQNHIT BLIAO8IRY1
- - A.so, lsoies and fenfx fELT HATS cyed.
on sSs e spS ris s,Ss Gel HSs may
As cesis. a ~. hh23S HsAHf xwHnk 15sss-,o,
NiokkEs:s.s SSoISsslI,; sas .s5 Z MIc1
sss 49, sslsssse seek q ssooe6 hand CiosSins
- -: s'.sss ssi 80; = Sd
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FLOUR-FLOUR-FLOUR
WENG ER,S FLOHR

For the purpose Of extending the trade for thi.
celebrated brand, offer ix to the grocsrs of this
city, In small large lots, greatly reduced pricea
Call and see for yourselves.
ID. M. RKAM,
General Commission Merchsnt
novfW Sl6 L9pisiaea avenues
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DooIKY's Yeast Powder cannot be excelled
for making light, sweet Rolls, Biscuits, wAf-
fes, Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready and
reliable. -
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After Recess,

Uh reAssembnng the cefedce called
JoAR Il. sargent, who was sworn.-Witness IA n
Metropolitan police detective; recoIects when
Michael hayes was under arrest in lime lasf.
had conversation with him in reeard 10 IN,
investigation, and Hayes said he " sAe
HAD NEVER SEEN HARRINGTON
but once before that day. On arrivins M
hsadquartezs NJ, Harrington was called 10 ana
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MERCHANT TAUORS

L. b. SMITH,
Il MERCHANT TAILOR
ne STREET, OPPosITE PATENT OrPrer.
aP6-H Washiugtra. D. D.
l. J. HEIBxBGER.
leueceesuT 20 y. Y. Loadsn q Oo.J
OlJlkkB5, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT 1AILOE.
Metropolitan hotel, iste BEowrS,j
Si-u DO. soy Penn . ave-. washfngtou
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ALL-WoOL UNDKRsHIRTs AND DRAWERS
81 so each; the latest style Scarfs, at HOllsnder
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows Hall.
1014,l:
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FALL AND WINTER JRY GOODS

rasHlEgtrs - Eorrirs F-r rFe- fF,a ~
u1a ~, - 49,. mknfNps, SERG a. gawEs
81 10 SLO1 hs, bls &C. ais, ana sATfNEsfS
81 NAe psgAisr hnddasirstle shsfsss - '-i
49, - fiLb Lies on
BLAth IND COLORED NFTEc
MOURNING GOODS
HOJSEhEEPENG GOODS.
4ERINO gApRRHEAR
HOSIERY AAD HkNDkERCHFFFS
LADIES WRHPEfNsS
Tree goods have beer purchased ~ rev lr1- ratss
80 ~ = red o. our Cu-t meas ~ cores asnsir
.elttil.n lfOu rurFat Tee. Wffh tn rs--r1-,.-
oeion fhaf nov isthc tirrs O. huy from Al nblrs,
AZ CrtmcIt "a UI.UsuaIly rsN rErrre
JOHN z. MtTCAEEI
hONo0 SNl pen.ss g, snia aronga
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, November 9.-yirginfa sizes neal.
ers, a. IiTginia's consolidated, $50; West Vlr-
FiDis's, 10; Nor h Carolina SKIES Old %: do ne X
10; do. special tax s bid to-day.
BALTIMoRs, November 9-COtton quiet and
stesdy-low middIiBgs, Il. Flour duIl-City Mills
high grades declined % cents. Wheat steady-No 2
red TO- other grades unchanged. Corn active for
southern; western nominal-white southern, 726Al3.
yellow southern, 7298l; mixed western, SIS: white
". stern, $1,000 Oats 6rm-southern, 620o65; western
mixed, 60(Gt2; do. white. e3G6b BE dull al0Sl3
Hsy unchanged. Provisions Quiet-si les scarce and
wanted Pork pominel Bulk mests-shoulde rs
8; clear rib sides, 1lHdl2 BacOns-shouIders g. "a
9; clear rib sides, 1874 Gl31z suear.crred hams Il al
10 Lard, 144 Gl.15. Western butter quiet; tus aud
rolls, 8(d50. Petroleum UNCHANGED. Coffee nOmi-
nal. Whisky dull, O01l OIL. Sugar quiet, lOlI
NEW YORK, November 9.-Stocks active Mtnev
Governments dull "
NEW YORK, November Flour quiet aud IN
charged. Wheat shade frmsr. Corn advancing
LONDON, November 9, 1890 D m The weather
Is foggy this morning. 1910 bonds, lOIs6
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MR.. CIR. XANDER's NATIVE WINE cannot
be strongly enough recommended to the lovers
OF a wholesome beverage, on account of its
purity. Give Mr.. y. call, at glI 18th street
northwest, and try it. lO,I7, col:
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FINANCIAL AND COnnEKCIAL,
Wall Street TO-DAY

NEW YORK, November 9.-Ths P0sf's faansial
article ssys;-Ihe week opens in Wall street with
active, and as rule, strong markets for
securities. Seld htm and foreign exchange strong,
AND the deme1d, while not large from i'm p0rters
being active as far ss bankers concerned they
buying TO cover the Novsn Der interest collaction
aLd 10 pay Tor securities coming here from Europe
Ire beet bsnkers' bills on Londen nOminAlly
lS61s and 4S9, and actually 4s4z0485 and 4Ssi,
has since sold at ll0is @Il0z On gold loans rates
hsve been lG2 per cent for use, "hstn and one per
cent. for carrying. The rate at which loans were
renewed was per cent. for use. In the local mo-
ney market call loans are "a as per cent and time
loans secured by collateral 4(G5 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper hnds buyers adily at 5ISl7 psr
cent according as IL is short long date, aud sin-
ment OF currency TO and from this center il n0t
important sB compared with previous yeas
government bonds quiet and firm; 6s of 81 aOs of
f5, new OF 61 and 'oS q higher 2D's OF az ana
o4 pelpg lower ana the remainder of the list
unchanged southern state hObds at the board
strong; Alabama SIS Of 1888, H1s; Old North Oaro-
liDas, January and July, 26; old North Carolinas
April ard October, 26; new Tennessee sis ex loo1
roH, IS; Georgia, IS; in6Orsed, SO SDecrlative
shares opened irregular, but as 8 rule higher
than Saturdays closing. From tue Opening
until about il 81 O'Clock there was an
led the rise From ll:sO until 1850 there was
DOWNS re actiCn of a as, but this had been re-
GAINED, and 9s we write prices are the highest OF
the gay Extreme taes, giving the stocks
10 the Greer q activity, are as folIo.rs
Ohios ard Missouris, Sass d3ls5; Lske Shore az "a
A52s; Telegraph, 49, (G7gls; Wsbszh, SOlSd3Is5:
HorthHest, $50 G39ls; st Paul, 34sS 61Rsls; R1ck
Island, 9S d9ezs; New York Central Ig5I: l5i0JsL
ara y. Z. and i. O. ,g14@l0.
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CHRIsTMAs BlLLs T0R isT1.-Ipdi1Dso.a.
- Die 70 alt who wish 70 BE- Happg ~ Gsfe
Vhsu 70: ksxt Ea on rscsiH 81 one stsmS 6S
AUA&s VQp Publisher, poiton. poyi-p,S
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MERINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, s1.25, 81 80
each; Medicated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol-
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 1O,14,I:
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fF'O CLOeE BUsTNFSs,
1hkMENDOUS SLAEGRTER
IA the prtCaf
DRY GO o. psr
Ihe entire steck % D. sNld ~ rrimr cor ,.ithin

-. ID q q ID s.
The entire stock 60 hs sOd ~ prime cost within the
R,., r.,,,,.. next ninety Gays,
so Bt xoS,s is ssas sEd s Qton
SSils SIStie re money Bask AIpsoas Al
worth Coz 5Gs, wofth ss: waieT TTlSh o,ss'
3Go.ots, ir'm 9Sc NJ; Canton Fisnn'ls, Ice. Wool
81 %; Scotch p aids, &c worth 81 Csyoriss 40
Bisntets; Cassingr.s; Lsdea' Hemmoi Haudker.
ems, Bedticls; PspsT Csmbrcs sud he estirS stieS
SO dungeons e. men,i1n; Ottoman Koyersible
before puroha5tng 0ls-s here, a. No 30 Bridge 81
Ssy@Ig.toSn; o. Ps-O0ttcR at lie. bette5 than
Alole soSseln L. ootS0 Ian
CARTER's
- NV ADVERTISEMENT OF EIs CHEAP
DAY GOODS, 707 MARKET SPACE.
We bsve only q fev rfscas la, % ,,, 49,, a..
pure sls Black Monalr AZ 7sSc Sorth ~ ..1o
lev pisces Of the beautiful Dress Go0ls at lso.,
We have Just received q magnificent assortment
z 10 ,s,s. -. ls Orc sioods raging from Sc %
s.; besutifGi shawl, 81 80: splendid wsferprooy
sc very best Calico, SC very fine all Wool Bi.ek
"a Lmere, toc.i very heavy CASTOR Flannel, only
Esse.' large stock Of Clothes Tor Mems aud BOYS
Every day we are receiving from the New YORK
Washington, AID We are almost giving them away
OctsO-r Tor akRRkF sPSoK
CARPETS,
CARPETS,
CARPET
RGEsT sTOCHIN THE CITY.
ATTRACTIONS EXTRAORDINARY
Every piece OF CARPET Of the mo.t artistic A.
sign Our assortment embraces Brussels, Thros.
y I'D InsIsin Carpets. OF Cloths in all widths
SPECIAL ISDUCEMESr.
b,i me great rec stlon IN prices made lately we
shaIi make sra pot dsSn all Carpets free Of charge
DRY COOnS
on the fret floor At reduced rates
IhOse who would profit should call soon,
WOLFORD sHILBERG.
The ARCADE,
ss1 SEVENTH srRrKr,
oct24-tr BErwEES D AND Il soUrHwr.,
RRODHEAD 3 CO.
ARE NOW OFFERING
N M9rrfted Bullion Fringe, something new.
TAX Laeee; Guipure Baces
'eNs5 ki66ons and Beaded Belts and Betting a,
S,sS l,s silks IR. Isc and up beautiful Lyons GrOs
siIk tsoed Heyets 1T @ aud up for Slt,vs an,
bonnets ORDERS for Coat Velvet will h. 49,
ssy me Nc e0q3s iprnlshed at New York prices
bsAnttul Au-wool seTges at SOC per yard
hTs, ~ Sss E double width 75o and up
ELep De hte, ; 70 anc CD.
hhtnmeo All Linen HdIfs, l2xc and up.
Cs9tSI r rsTls hlas 6ac SLd up buttons, SD
ALdToscoFgin sEd fruit OF the Loom lottoo lstg.
No4i eLc exam Inc our stock.
BRODHEAD CO.,
octZS-tr 1905 street. between 18th aud Ism.
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To BE CURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 235 Pennsylyania avenue northwest. 50
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CoRNs, BURIOEs, go.
For relief from Corns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " hite's establish
ment, No. $50 18th street, opposite the U. S.
TreasurY.
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@John Morrissey's agent has rented a fne
mouse at Jacksonville, Florida, and that town
resort.
81 At Marlboro, Mass, on Saturday Frank
d. Nengel, attempted TO murder his aunt mrs.
A. w. Smith) an old lady, by striking her saw
eral blows on the head with an axe. She win
probably die. WeDgel has escaped.
SThe Hartford Times SAYS some bovs In
Milford found a large adder in the woods the
cay before election. A good many astonishing
addsrs have been found all over the countrS
since election day.
IA bill has passed the Oregon senate which
provioes tnat husbands and wives without
chlldren may be considered divorced by simply
ceasipg 10 1--we together. This would receive
the approval Oh the most advanced free lovers.
SPoliceman Thomas Evers, of Nav York
while pursuing An escaped prisoner yesterd Az
attempted to jump on the front platform of
crushed TO death. The driver OF the car was
arrested. wa"
~Few better replies are on record than
that OF young De Chateauneuf. to whom .
bist op once said, "If you tell me where Cod is
1 will give you an orange" IF Won tell me
where he Is not, viii give you two" was the
child's answer.
HVA New Bedford clergyman amazed his
congregation last Sunday by suddenly LEAVING
his pulpit, trotttng down the aisle, and stridine
of toward homo. The choir sang, and then
there was an awkward, hdgetty waitinp Soon
the pastor shot into the church again, soppino
perspirstion from his forehead With his hand.
kerchief, and resd his sermon without explana-
ton. He had forgotten his manuscript
was al.
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1928 FOR oNR-QUARTKR BBL. SACK or WEIGHS
Best Family Flour, at w. j. RRDsTRAKR's
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner of
oth ST. and New York avenue n. W. 1871:
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H fR III Nd,
C0NFICI10NER AND CATERIH,
He. $40 TEETH STREET,
Between = end Y srssts, Wsshinstou. n. q.
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Try THE ELASTIC TRUss, 2S5 Pennsylvania
avenue. 25
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How THEY JUBILATE IN DELAwARR-Au
american Flag DISTINGUISHING time during
tuesday night, after the election, the large re-
publican flag which has for several weeks been
suspended near the Capitol hotel, on the public
square, was torn down and utterly DESTROYED
Inc nag was private property. Such conduct is
disgraceful in any commanity,-Dover SsnfinsL
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An ECONOMICAL MISUNDERSTANDING a
telegraph clerk In France refused to transmit a
message in these words: "Third epistIe of
John, verses Is and H." under the law which
forbids transmission OF dispatches not written IN
plain language. Reference TO the text indicates
that the dispatch was merely an economy of
words; 81 have many things TO write, but will
not with ink and pen write unto thee; but
trust i shall shortly see thee, and we shall
speak face to face"
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recognized him IL court; his reputation is bad
oss-eNamlned:-Wltness heard Sergeant
Blair speak OF Hayes reputation as bad since
tins case came up; alsO heard man named John
Wild, formerly of the police. Witness was re-
9uested by Capt. UHman to inquire about
hayes. witness knows Steinberg; had con-
versation with him about Hayes. UlIman told
witness that Col Whitley wanted to find out
about Hayes; witness went up to see Whitley, at
the request Of CIlman, and told W. that from
the information he had received HAYES could he
uSedfor any purpose, and would not be believed
Whitley said, very good. Witness saw Stein
berg before this.
connected with the New York police for Is
years has been captain for 10 years; knows
Mike Hayes, pointed him out;) people say his
reputation is bad.
CrOss-examined:- Witness was detective for
two years long time ago; has known Hayes for
TWO years, since he was tried for murder; had
rect any one 10 look up evidence against Hayes
witness told Whitley that Mahorny knew more
about Hayes than he, about six weeks ago; went
20 w neesuse a party from headquarters said
Ool. Whitley wanted 70 see him, (witness.l
Hm. bar sworn.-Witness resides at 20 Oliver
sueet, New York; Is police sergeant; has been
~ VI tne lI5ce near Ia years; witness knows
Michael hayes from what witness knows or
him, -
WOULD NOT BELIEVE HIM UNDER OATH;
me people regard him as dangerous man.
Crosse kamiDed:-Witness had known HAYES
for sixteen or seventeen years; he (Hayes) went
away from New York, and remained away four
or i've years; witness came here three weeks
ago; witness knew Mikes reputation, for he
lived in the same section-the 4th ward-it was
q bad place.
Mr.. Riddle.-You live in the same section.
Witness had heard Officer Woven and others
speak Of Hayes.
ZabresEie II. Muller, sworn.-Witness resides
IN New York; Is police detective officer; knows
Nike Hayes as having q bad reputation.
Cross-exsmined:-Witn would not believe
Hayes under oath.
Joan TauTston, sworn.-Witness is resident Of
Rev otk; is clerk in q sailors boarding house
~ 90 ohyer street; knows Hayes, whose reputa-
SLoss- examined:-Witness was once in the
prison at Harris Islam 4, Where he had bean sent
for abandonment.
At this moi MT a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-09

ARM Cur OPF.-This afternoon, man named
John Murray, in the employ of Messrs. Smith
" Ninsatt, at their saw-mill, on Sth street
south, had his right arm cut of below the elbow
by circular saw. He was removed to Tunes
drugstore, on tn street, and his arm was ampu-
tated at the elbow by DR.. Hammett