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CATTLE MARKRT.-Messrs. Means &, c..
report receipts at Drover's Rest YESTERDAY of
$50 beef cattle, GEO sheep and lambs. 30 cows
ana calves, which were disposed of as follows:
Sold to District butchers i6s beef cattle az
prices ranging from 2K to 5H cents per hound:
70 p liners 40 at to 81 per pound II drove
10 Baltimore, and 80 left over. 400 old sheep
were sold TO butchers at Ak to C = per pound,
200 lambs at So and $3.50 per head 80 COWS and
calves at prices ranging from S2j to so each.
Market brisk.
GRAIN TRADB.-Messrs. Hartley & Bro,
report the arrival to-day of canal boat Hattie
and Bessie, from Berlin, Md, with $500 bushels
of wheat. We note sales of $50 bushels yellow
corn at IS cents, $50 bus. wheat at SI.2l Z, 2 600
bushels at s1.20K, $50 bushels at s1.2O, and 100
bushels rakings at 81.
POLICE NRws,-An officer at the static u
house says things are dull; only two cases. one
put in for nothing, and the other for the same
offence This speaks well for the morals of our
town.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-The regular monthly
meeting or this club was held at their rooms in
Union hotel on Wednesday evening, when the
vacancy caused by the resignation OF Col.
Frank Jones, as president, was flled by that
gentleman being elected again.
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EVENING STAR.
sDAY....Novemser ), 1874.
THE WEATHER
WAR DEPARTMENT, Office CItsf SS0n1l OFcer,(
n. : au-.a--z NJ (

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Cltsf SfGn1T OFceT,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 1874, 1880 q. m. :
PRORhRILITIRS--FOr the south Atlantic and
eastern gulf states, partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with northeast or southeast winds, and
no decided change in temperature and pressure.
For New England and the middle states, cloudy
weather and rain, with south or west winds, in
creasipg in force, stationary or rising tempers-
tuTe and faliirg barometer. For the lake region,
Tain. with high south OF west winds and falling
barometer during the day, followed by low tenn
peratuTe and rising barometer. For the north
west, cooler and Tavtly cloudy weather, south
west OF northwest winds, and rising barometer.
For Tennessee the Ohio valley, and the south
west, increasing ClOudiness, and areas OF rain IN
the Ohio and central Mississippi valleys, with
southerly or westerly winds, slight change in
temperature, and falling followed by rising ba-
Tometer. CautiOnary 81 Enals continue az Grand
Haven, AlIens, Port Huron, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Erie, ard Buffalo.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT-Ju1Qe Smell.
John Taylor and West Sigh, assault and bat
terry on Billy Patterson; SO each and costs
Augusta Jones, assault and battery on Nelson
Nancy; IS and costs. Francis Savles Louisa
Mudgen, and Lucy Ray, larceny of coal; 81
each. Anna johnson assault on John Walker:
discharged. AdOlph Miltner, grand larceny;
held for the grand jury. John II. Thompson,
Glsorderly; IS or thirty days in jail. Sally
Charles Anderson, disorderly; So or thirty days
in jail. Albert Rawlings, same: So. James
and Millie Gurley, disordeTly; SIS each. John
H. Campbell, wagon without license, IS. Mar
gsret Carroll, profane and indecent; s..
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FINE MACHINERY OILS.

We believe that e. N. KELL0GG'S SPIN.
DIE, ENGINE, SIGNAL and CYIIN0s1
OILS, although costing q little more Der saIlon-
are really the most economical for the Consumer %,
tie reason Of durability and freedom from fniDr ~,
machinery. II parties requiring oils win mske
known the uses Tor hich they are wanted, he viii
goods shall prove precisely ss Represented. tn
oils are not only largely used and deseryoSIy nonu
lar throughout the United States, but have oor,,<
cradle eenspd for export, from foreign mapuf.e.
turers and asents. -scienflfc An1srtena, eosI.sv
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A Card to the Masonic fraternity and
the RmhIic In laauaEaL

Inc IolOWlng card from the Secretary of the
masonic Relief Association speaks for Itself
The drawing will take place without doubt:
OFFICE MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION
NORFOLK, VA, October 31th, 1874
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors Of The
masonic kenet Association, held tonight, tae
following resolution was adopted:
ReS0tDed, That we give TO the public our Of,
hclal assurance that our Grand Gift Concert
viii positively be held on the 18th day of No.
vember, 1874, as previously appointed and will
under no circumstances be postponed.
lSlgned,l HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary,
Norfolk ViT9inidn, oct. 3Ist, 1874,
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c, To-ufgbs

N0iicaGi TbsGtsT.-Aimee opera BOIie Com
paDy In la Princess de TrebiZOEts.
Forts 0psr1 HgHss.-Mr. John MCCullOH gb,
in NirglniUs.
OBJ FsII0lgs' HzlL-The great SIlto7iau Tab
leauN.
TseG'sr rmi4as.-S'gUOr Bsrt0H, Miss Vir-
ginia St.Ckuey, aud other attractions.
LiHcoiE Had.-COnceTt OF 81. Martins cEurcb
choir.
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TO CLOkE RUSINESs,
ThkMEND OUS SLAHGHTER

IhhHhND Do US SLA HuhTkh
ln the price Il
u q d u e
ehtre stock L he sold az prime within the
DO, next ninety days.
a. Desl Osiloees, % sud S. Yard wide Cotton AZ
rs Notth llri double width eheettng Cnttops al
s 80, With GGntle the money; Black Aipacas 81
r.t -1OgNbie Width ~ &c worth 81 q, Nhc !,
eoin % W. worth 8, Water grsof Cloth, All
IsI.ottt n h DC npi Centon Fianntls h, Hoe: Wool
q, o., ~ ottoman Cloth Skirts, a0s worth
-, sce.Sn fIeids, 1tc, worth 81, COyerlids aud
Btntetsi Uassiuerfs; Ladies' Hemmad h aDdlcr-
Shltis g Ladles' lose, lie, worth rs: Table Lin
DsltlSAs, Paper C-mbrics. aud the eltire STOCK
St.l uu.sS,ous u men.iuEi Ottoman Reversible
SnsS =, 81 ~ Csil end take look At our stock
ctiuie pufch esng ei-eV here, ~ No 80 Bridge 81
Seorgeown, ID @. z. S.-O0;toh 81 lie. better thss
AndroscCgEin L. .,-ss6 ~,
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q From Robert Beali and j. =. Parker We have
Hdrpsr's HsrElJ for November IA.
The steamer Report has been TEN 3Tarily
Withdrawn from the ousuticO line tor repairs.
Her place is supplied By the Vanderbilt
President Grant yesterday appointed Wilbur
F. Watkins visitor 70 the government hospital
tor the iB-sne TO MI the unexpiTed term OF Gen.
G.. q. Howard, resi- Eued.
The Most Rev. j. Roosevelt Bayiey, arch
bshOp Of Baltimore, will lecture in this Citv for
the benefit OF the charitable work OF the Young
Catholic Friends Society, on the evening OF
Thanks giving day.
". +. Morris, esq, delivers the first Of his
course of lectures OF the Relations between Law
and Religion, At the rooms of the Carroll insti-
tUte, this evening. These lectures are free, aud
al are invited.
ThOse interested in the study Of the French
language should not fail TO hear Prof. Etienne
Lambert lecture st Msriui's hall tomorrow a.
1,30 a. IN and ESQ p. NJ. on idlOmatic fluency
IN French, with Illustrations of the oral system
IN I'd Omstic practice. The lectures are free.
Only two nights more, at present, of the grand
Carnival CT Art and Science, at Lincoln Hall,
Friday and Saturday nights, November 9th and
9Th, at greatly reduced rates of admission.
Adults, % cents; children, 10 cents. See pro-
gTamme in Amusement Column"
The taxpayers association held no meeting
last nj ht for want of a quorum. For the first
time since his election the president of the a.
ISOLATION, MI ". W COrCOran was present.
The outside jOllIicatiOn over the election re
turns seemed 70 draw better than this meeting
and the members dispersed, many Of them 10
Jon in the festivities.
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THE GREAT
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Prices LOWER THAN EvERI
GOODS BETTER THAN EVER
now is TEE TIME TO BUYI

Herr are 8 few OF the bargains offered :-B5ys'
and Girls Meriko Embroidered Caps and hoo,Is,
and merins French Hoods, Il aud Kni: Zephyr q ]. D.
aud Hoocs, band Hit jacques, 81; Six aud Satin
Quilted Hoods, very fine, 81 50 and a. Infants Ne
rino ClosKs, 81; ChildTens Misses and Lad 4 Leg
gins, sc. ana 81; Ladies fne Merino Vests and
Drawers, sli Cent? heavy MerinO Shirts, SOC and
sli Lsdle5' Heavy and Fine full regular Hose
three pair Tor 81; Mems super stout British Socks
Is and 81 &C.; Large w bite Chinese SilK RandkeT.
dies and Gents Hemstitched and Hemmed Linen
Handkerchiefs from l15sc. Up TO Soc; Meas fine
bite Shirts only 81; Large size dne Linen Dinner
Napkins, 81 per dozen; Turkey Bed Fruit Napkfns
81 per dozen; Childrens' and Ladies' Fancy Wool
extra long Hose, IS TO SOC. pair; Ladies ne White
broidered Slipper Patterns Only 81; VERY su peTior
MD GLOVES Tor men and ladies, latest STYLES, ali
colors, 81 and 81 80; Ladies' Dogskin Gauutlets
81; six nne Ivory Handle Table ana Desssrf
Knives only 20; six solid steel full Silver Piaed
Dessert or Table Knives. 81 per set; six Table
spoons or FORKS, warranted plated on White Metal,
"a ak teaspoons, warranted plated on White
Metal, Sli three AID i've bottle Casters, al: find
Quito, 81; best Gutter Knives. Soc; Napkin RinrS
best plate 5os solid silver ditto, St nae air and
Clothes Brushes, 25c., SOC and 81 Rubber DrassinS
Combs, Sc, SOC. and 81; Oval French plafe Mir
rors, 81; Bill Books and Wallets, f5c 20 m: Pic.
ture Frames IN large variety, go up 70 sf Brack.
sss Oh all rsIos 2sc to 81 Towel RaOks Book
Hatrscks, S1lc.; hne Rszors and Pocket KniTes
III: Mefk baskets from sc; up to 81; Washstands,
Sii Lunch Baskets, and 50c.; shawl sfrsrs %
and tOc splendid assortment OF Vases and 0rna.
1sT1ssy Se q up g line ChromOs in immense
II Is impossible TO enumerate and describe the
thousands OF articles Come and see for YOURSELF
NO troubie 20 show goods, Three floors Of my large
establshment are packed with goods to the ceiling
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IL FAD AND HAIR HYGIENE PARLOB ON
- ne fsrislan plan will be opened by Prof !.
Oihce; Great specially Of Wigs, TOupees and ar
tsiicel hair Work, IS Hair Design, &C, &C, Also,
nen Dressine sud Cutting for ladies, gents ana
ehllafep. This don't affect any way our avenue
SWstspIspment, where We keep ways the best Hair
WORK. &C., &c, at
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TBR CARD Of W. Moore, Merchant Tailor. IL
oIthy Of notice. Buying for cash, giving per.
soDM attention to his business, and beii,e AZ
small expense, he 10 able 10 gre rare bargains,
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EXCURSIONS. DC.

X EGULAR LINE TO MOURT VERNON
SO AMBULANCE RIDING BY THIS LINE
Capt, Frank Hcllingshesd, OF the steamer AR
Row, having entered into contract
With the LADIES MOUNT VER- enE.k-A
mon AsSoClA1lOt 20 run 3 steamer E<zz.zaz<zz.ksl
daily teunday eNceptedl 70 Mount Vernon A the
OILY Terscn allow Cd 70 land nassenCers - .s...
beat at Mount Vernon Wharf - N~A
Passengers will AVOID the trouble ana veretton
OF RIDING MlLEs IN AMBuLANOEs fas bV
other lnes) by taking the regular steamer, Arrow
The steamer leaves 7th street wharf daily (SundnV
excepted az 10 O'Clock q. returning about o. mi
Round Trip Tickets, 81; tRtludtAE admission 10
Mansion and Grounds.
J Mob H0LLIHCsWORTH,
- - sort. hOuEt Vernon AgsOciatior.
ERAEK BOLLfEGSHRAD,
CAPTAIN Steamer Arrow. seps-Au
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PROP. ETTRNNR LAMBERT will give two
more free lectures at Marini's hall FRIDAY AZ
ll50 a. m, also same day at 8 80 D. m. They
are attended By the elite OF our citizens who
desire 70 speak French faently.
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BTILDIEG ASSOCIATION MEETINGS LAST
NIGHT-1he seventh annual meeting of the
washing on Cooperative Building AssOcia alton
Nes held last evening. The secretary su omitted
- annual report. showing receipts, SSI, 5S7. SO:
original number of shares, 1000; number OF
shares now on roll, 500; shares paying advances
I'll 3 advanced on last year, 80 $; not advanced
on, $50; cash value OF one share OF stock S35S "a
The following officers were unanimously re-
elected for the ensuing year; Dr.. f. Howard
president; Thomas Ncrtleet, vice president: M
r. C2llan, treasurer; John L. Thomson sac
Rotary; William II. Goods, A. s. VOse Augus-
tus Davis j. ID. Free, ". X. MeMurrav, ID, j.
McCarty. George y. johnson, L. g. Smart and
j. y. EdsOn, directors. The time Of the annual
meetlDg was changed from the first TO the sec
ond "wednesday in November.
At the SD monthly meeting of the CapitoI
an Building Association, No. 2. held last night.
81 shares were cancelled al an average premium
OF s. s..
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ENTERTAINMENT THIs EvBNING - Mr.
Mccullough appears TO- night at FOTd's Opera
Rouse as ~ irglnius," in the play OF that name
HIS pre- uinent abilities as trsgsdian are Pc
cuharly adapted 70 the impeTsonation of similar
Characters, and we have no doubt he Will have
as be deserves a fun house.
- The Princess de TTebiZOnde" will be pre-
stnted for the first time in Washington by the
Aimee Opera BOufe Company ST the National
this evening. This opera was enthusi ssticaI'
received in New York, and embraces = ~
musical gems. ANY
The MiltOnian TableauN il on
rightly st OGd Fellows Hall. T. eVh bitlon
three more opportunities 70 see AeFs are but
st. Martins Church choir a.
tiOn has achieved an er NGICh organiza-
'-eTr a. Lincoln Han -nusic, give grand con-
oftfs new cb1TcE MS evening tor the benefit
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ELECTION OF OPPICERs-At q r,aa,;n, 80
the students OF the National Medical CoIeOs
Columbian University, officers for the ensniSS
year were elected as follows: President, James
tary, X. W. Shufeldt, jr., and treasurer, j. c.
Waldo.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
To BIB cURED of Rupture wear the Elastic
Truss, 255 Pennsylvania avenue northwest SO
OPENED THIS MoRNINs. - Mems alE-wool
at $40.
have them in frook and sack coat suits.
One price to all.
GEO. G. HENNrNs, No. 40 eth street.
PRIGs's.
Soid Plated SETS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
Gold Plated Chains. .............2 %
Msson's Patent Bracelets. ........... %
We1;c 4 rs R'a DuItons' ''''''''.''......
Received at Prigg's Jeweiry Store.
NO. io' Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street.
No WONDER the people have confidence,
when the best physicians are prescribing DR.
Bull BulPs Cough Syrup in all cases of Cough,
To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your grocer
for 1t. s0O0A
MKRINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, al 25. s1 N
each; Medicated Shirts and Ora gers, at Hol
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 10,l4,1:
ALL-wooL UNDsRsHInrs AND DRAWERS.
$3.50 each; the latest style Scarfs, at HoIlsnder
10,l4,l:
p! FINE Cents Furnishing Goods, at Hollsndsr
DUE 1o,li,1:
$40 FOB oNR-QUARTRR BBL. SACK of welch's
BEST Family Flour, at W. j. RRDsTRAKR's
Sneap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner osS
otn ST. and New York avenue n. W, IO,7,E
OoRss, BUNrors. SO.
TOT felief from Corns, Bunions, CIrb ana In
growing Nails, etc, visit DR.. " hits's estahIisb.
n ment, No. oSo 18th street, opposite the o. s.
Bros. ~ ~
Thy TIE ELASTIC Truss, 2s5 PennsvIxspf.
.e-.s. 2.5
INSURE WITH
Coreoran Fire Insurance Co.,
"a HONS IBsrfrUrIoN.n
oFFi0L-l429 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
JOHN I. LE6MAE, President.
- 1. UI1b, secretary. moss
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races STORE, on the Avenue, near a.
street, received some beautiful goods to-day
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,y Lhn MUSICAL ErTRRTAINNKNT 1t wiIlsrd's
han ms evening promises TO be one of the most
StuAcuVe OF The season. Aside from tha pun,-
Der and quSlity OF the performers the object for
NulCn the entertainment is gwen il one winch
snoul1 commend itself 10 the liberal patrona 20
OF a.. We nope, therefore, 70 see the house
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LADIES' GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
II JUST RECEIVED, 66l
81. The hsndsomest assortment OF tljly
FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, and
FELT HATS AND BosNErs,
The best TWO BUTTON KID GLOVE, only 81
per pair, to match oil the new shades.
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT,
oetS9-tr 62I and 623 d street.
us nARKET SPACE. -Is
y. HELLER.
REQ EHING,
Back again ct the cid stand, which has been ca.
lirtiy rcmodeled and reittei, where I woulj ba
nnRp % see ny old friends and customers All
OH HAND, AND FOR SALE,
ire grestest variety OF DRESS TRIMMINGS
LADIES UHDEbGARMENTs and OORsETs, in
every sly lie, and selling really low.
CLeAks and DRESSES for ladies, the Iarges,
assortment in the city.
-hILLLNEBY, BATS, BONNKTs, FLOWERS.
FkA1HEhs, &C., in great variety.
My department Of HUMAN HAIR can not haev-
SeiIed this side Of New YORK city, in prices styles
5. BELLRR,
WIZ IN 1l9 Market Snara
RAIL- FENCES
MALL SHADES,
WILLIAMS.
NIRs. SELMA RUPPaRT'S
sTA8PIRG AND EMBROIDERY DEPOT,
Ga 9Th STREET, oPFesITs PATENT OFFICE.
JUST REOKIvED,
A lsrse and complete assortment Of fine BLACK
SIP xhS nOh AIR snd WQESFED BRAIDS.
hmbROIDEBIBG SILKS ia an shades
eIAmPlhG, with new designs for Sacques, PO-
No RP pIS NC s1eo1ied at shortest netice
/ AIDES WOULD DO WILL TO GALL AND
OL0Aks and DRESSES. octIi sm
I'EE CELEBRATED J. b. p. CORSET. TsE
octI2- Sm N 10 HWvsasIis
hE FINEST HAIR BRAIDs MADE TO
octl3-5m WILLIAMS.
MISS MCCORMICK, O.
No sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
up stairs,J
will oEsD On MONDAY, October IlIh, New and Fl.
for the FAN and Winter Season.
The Ladies u WashinetO ana vicinity ara "a
2oettea 70 examine before purchasing. octs-tr
TIE LARGEST AND FINEST ASSORT.
- ment OF LADIES USDERGARNENTs can
0ctl2-am WILLIAMS.
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DIVORCES GRANTED NEsTERDAY-In the
Equity Court yesterday, a diVhrce was granted
Mary r. Town from Edward ID. Town, with an
allowance Of $50 per month alimOuy and $50
counsel Zee. She states that her maiden mama
" as Leach, and she was married TO Town in
Wisconsin in 1866; that she has been treated
with great cruelty by him, and that it is unsafe
for her TO be in his company, and that he is a
member of the Capitol police force, receiving
$40 per month.
A divorce was also granted Carrie Kinney,
vie OF Nathaniel &. Kinney, and daughter OF
The late William T. Carroll. clerk in the Supreme
Court OF the United States. The declaration
sets forth that she was married i'm December
leCs, by Rev. j. Vaughn Lewis, in st. Johns
church, that Immediately thereafter herself and
husband went TO Europe, returning in 1863, and
spent the tine since az Fire Island, NewpOrt
and other northern watering places. She
charges him with desertiOn "Of the worst kind :"
ard states that be would deceive her by tsle-
graphing from hotel in New York to - come
on ST onee,' and then when she got there he was
nowhere 10 be found.
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DRY GOODS
FALL DRY GOODS.
LARGE STOCK AND LswkR PRIcES.

II ALL Dh1 GOODS.
LARGE STOCK AND LgwkR PRIceS
Hsye yust moved IN NJ nsw store. and D,. 49,
ING varied stucs, bought { n ca 49,, 80
@ 3, shd lower prices "a a. Dr. q ,os hsre -
iAro iae 81 COt rcH; cents, w5rthro.
s-.Pulov Csse - S S,s ~sLih -.
Heavy VICE eHEETIEG. 80, wsrfb a. ''N 70
N.HrsLs LlNEhS, DsnAsEs u NECLorHs.
Nafhlhc, ION "a, suf CGAsaEs
hII1S5 49, S anton sLaSN Els 10 ~ q, IS snd8 o.
cNsnsIshhhfh e0 - osn-7s So, 81, sias
SAsStMhhEs Tor m a aEi boz. from SEE mr.
81 ths Rev thiars 81 pRESa COINS -,
ss,,essnt htEh .oolored pa ~ IDS, Is, wSrth -.
49, 81 ~ - sIa GiAGpN as.E.s, wsTfs &c.
ALfACAs' -, ~orth 81.
Pure Nohsif ALPSCSs. III 81
-bLtCh CANHHRRES RFRrVoS reryrg
IT-.gLS, .hoNENLfNEN, TtVTVFS 81 ~
BLACK sILks, cheap. - 4 - a, 49,, -.
me - 90 bni'd MP riik trade ' %" -
EaANLs, frrr Sc o. ESQ
bsLLssNNhhhsTs, a. - q SIS,
tELE kIhTs. 1. W.. = Il sd
Tine Ensiish Bras-,l- CAKrEFs, si-,
nov2e, zoe Nsrs.tSss,- ~ .,- p - ~ -,, =,
e. BEAT ATTRACTION TO PUOHA-rRsoT
- ~, ~. DAh GvuDs
Ter 1aTd- Al W. FLANNEL. st Is csrt1 tl,r,S,
- lai,ee 3, ttdnnet T-lcHs. BIZ L -, T. EeIs al
=, To- ~ los =. thr ln- ct Da-g..us ia Bls-f
Go-d- in teEUIful sfslrs a. ~ psr-I.r -
hosiery ala hg.iCuA cheap COS ''0s'
oc,,, In Emory R,NrEBs.
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= GUILTY To THR LARGELY OF
$3.50 $3.50 yFuEg man named 4. Mutner, in the
- Po fneht ii Dir. VIM. r. SOllars, a baker
uO-Ig o1siPess at Ne. CT II ;street, having been
s1slecleU OF the larceny of about $50 in green
oaeAs from under the pillow Of the latter he
raced him 70 place on the Baltimore AMI
Dnlo railroad beyond Bladensburg, and arrest
ihR nm. returned 10 this city. and had him
ioCNsd W 81 ponce headquarters. This morn
ing he obtained a warrant on .he charge of
grsnd larceny and MIltner was arrAigned in
me follce Court, and pleading guilty, was sent
10 AL for action of the grand iury.
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DURASs's RHEUNATIC REMEDY never fails
70 care rheumatism. Ask your druggist for ~
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NAsBTNGTON PHARMACEUTTCAL assor-,
TloS.-At the annual meeting OF the Washing
ton Pharmaceutical Association last night, NJ
h r Southal 10 the chair, and 9. s. Prlce sec
retary, the annual report was read, showing A
good financial condition and an increase of
membership from Is to %. Offcers were elected
Tor the ensuing year as follows: President, w
Il Baldus; vice president, j. p. Cole; recording
secretary, Chas. ). Price; corresponding secrss
tsry, John b. Gibbs; treasurer, Ohas. II. War
ren; register, n. 81 Harrison; board OF d!rec
tofs, w T. B2ldus, Charles =. Price, X. P.
SOuthal, z. A. TachifoIIy and G.. Y. Rsvnolds
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THE OLDEST INHAEITANTs-Rsdiinq Of IN
IfsTest5mg Pepper Dc DR.. j. B. BlIFs.-At the
monthly meeting Of the Oldest Inhabitants
Association yesterday, DIR. J. b. B AXE, in the
chair, and i. Carroll Brent. secretary, Frede-
rick Schneider WAS elected member Of the
association. The secretary read = poem. eve
Are Growing Old,' author unknown, but pre-
seuted BY DIR. F.. TuCk er Blake. A vote of
thanks was returned the latter for the poem.
DT. John Is. Blake here read an interesting ad-
dress, taking for his subject "The National
d etrOpOlis.' At fhe close the reader was au-
plaUded, snd on motion of Mr.. John II. CLARK
be was rendered the thanks of the association
for his address Mr.. Bowling offered resOlu-
ton, which was adopted, THAT SIR. +. King
man be requested To prepare and read a paper
before the association on any subject and a.
such time as he may select" Mr. David Hep
burn presented two ball invitations to Mrs. Ma
gTuder-One to attend Mr.. Generis' ball, dated
November II, 1909, and the other being q season
ticket 10 the Alexandra dancing assemblies for
the season commencing on the ID OF January
1910, dTted December 20, 1893. The thanks OF
the association were rendered Mr.. Hepburn.
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II I'D u CTIUN.
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Pl hA uAsERs ~ - q. SAetA
Best PhIhTs only 10 cents
Superior BltaC he'd ard Brovn NTSrTg 49,
ceTts, worth Is -
~ Our entire stock marked down
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