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Rssiew Of the Fire Department.

FINB DISPLAY.
A review and inspection Of the District Fire
Department was TO have taken place az 10
O'Clock this morning In front Of the CITY HAL,
but In coDss quence Of the alarm OF hre from ooA
81, state department., it was postpShed IoI WI Tn
lisms, TAFT, Hume and Reed, Of the Bosrd on
Fire Ccmissioners, escorted Hon. ii. i. BLOW "
the FIRE alarm telegraph ONCE, vnere ms a.ee"
tons was directed TO the wants OF fsss braEcl
of the service by Superintendent Miles. who ex-
planned the defects in our present systm ana the
great superiority of the automatic plan now in
use in most large cities.
TIE engipe and truck companies at this time
were forming in line on Massachusetts avenue.
between 4th and 5th streets, under direc ton of
Chief Engineer Martin Cronin and Assistant
Engineer W. o. Drew. Mr.. Blow, with the
Com missioners, soon proceeded tn the City Hall
and took position on the west portico OF the
building, and Lieutenant Kelley, with a posse
of officers having cleared the avenue, the fire.
men, with their apparatus, came on the ground
about 1lK O'Clock a. m, in the folio wing order:
The hose carriage and engine (each drawn by a
pair OF horEes) OF each company in numerical
order from No. 1 to No. 5; the hook and ladder
truck, with the men mounted Chief Engi-
neer CIonin and Assistant Chief Drew on
horseback; the officers and men ssluting
Is they passed Commissioner Blow and the
Fire Commissioners. After driving around,
they doubled up and passed, at the usual
gait proceeding to fires, to Sd street
where they coUntermarchsd and came >back
with TIE five engines and nose carriage abreast
Next the men discounted and formed in inc
Commissioner Blow. after passing down the
line, inspected the apparatus and resumed hi:
position on the portIco, from which no witness
the raising of the extension ladder of Mr.. Gro
rims patent by the hook and ladder men
Within FIVE minutes the truck had been divest-
ed of ladders. the extension Ladder raised, q
| fireman had aScended and deccended, and the
ladders were al on and ready to proceed home
wards. Ar. Blow expressed himself highly
pleased with the display, and stated that the
St Louis departms ut had the advantage only
in practice, as they had more fires there. Ht
stated that there was "a necessity for two adj
tional engines and truck here, and if the take;
were paid in promptly they would be given; Al
any rate they would authorize one engine for
the northwestern part of the city, and a truct
company. 1t was remarked til at the absence OF
any elaborate efforts towards Ornamentatior
seemed to make the display more beautiful
everything being in good working order.
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CoueeusedI, oeaIs.

From Robert Resll and j. T.. Parker we have
HsTPsT's Weekly for October 81.
The Pastiss and the Comet are two handsome
amateur journals of this city. The PGstime has
entered upon It's second volume.
OpTuescay night last come thieves broke into
the Macedonian Baptist church, at Ansco5rIs,
and STOLE clock.
James Spsisht yesterday lest three fingers
while working at q hay cutting machine tor
Mr. Peter Mcnamara at the corpe- OF Penn
syIvania avenue and street lutheast.
CoioreI VI. ID. Ball, Of Alexandria, editor OF
the Virginia Sentinel, wa yesterday admitted -
practice in the Supreme Court of the District of
Colombia.
Night before last pistol shot passed through
one Of the heavy plate glass windows OF Ell
is supposed TO have come from pistol earelsssly
handled by a 'st1y later"
Washington COmmsndery, No. 1, Knights
TemplsTs, at the regular conclsve last evening
seeded 10 attend the meeting OF the Grand En-.
eamIment, at New Orleans, IN December mex,
~ a body.
The careless use of firearms bv some c ,lorad
men in a restaurant on the north side of F. street.
between 18th and 18th streets last night re-
suited in discharge of a musket. the BAL from
which passed into the Monogram house and
just grszed the head of James Tucker
A very large audience was assembled last
evening at the law building of the Columbian
University, on the occasion of the opening of
the law school for the current yesr. An inter
esting address was delivered BY Prof. Kennedy
IN the vay OF introducing his successor, Walter
:. Cox, ESQ.,, who will hereafter be charged with
the instruction OF the junior class. Mr.. Cox
then followed in -Ome remarks, characterized
by vigor Of thought; after which pertinent adj
dresses were delivered by Profs. TYLER and
N0tt, at the conclusion of which President Wei
ing made theremaining announcements for the
year in this hourishing institution.
new Division of Sons Of Temperapce TO be
called "Rescue Division" was Instituted last
night at the lecture room OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, with the following Off
seIsJ L. H. % RrssIa "; r Nj. H. ThPnP
card, A. X. 4 John Ii. Waterman, t; j. ID.
BloOr, F. O; W. b. Burger, Chap; j. f. Shep-
hard, Con; o. n. Harris. \. G; Miss A. j. Haz-
Zarh. l. =. Y Nj. RrahlHr p "
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Office Qf ChiJ SSgnal OHcs
WAsHISGToS, d o., Oct IA, 1874, lU:5O =. N.
PRoBs BU.ITIss- From Missouri to MINES 1ta
and northwest over the upper lakes falling bare
meter. southeriy winds, warmer, cloudy weather,
and rains, the wipds veeriBg to northwest in the
northwest. For the lower lakes and Ohio valley,
sou heTiy wipds. falling bsromster, warmsr,
tlourS weath-r. For the guf states aud Tonnes
e, falling rometer, snu hosiery Winds warmer
hnf clouds weather, yith &C casi"nal rains. For
south Atlantic states Diminishing pressure north
esst w1rjs, cold and tenerally clear weather. For
the midolc stattJ and NV En2lsnf, falling baro.
meter. nOTtheTly 20 northeast winds, warmer,
clea n partly ciosdy weather, fogs on the cJast,
AID FIRE sis, d west of the Ailegharies
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Goods Cheaper I'm WashiagtOn than
ElsNWh here.

Ny Dear Sir:-As you are aware-in fact,
partly by your sdvice-I have for some years
been patronizing New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore merchants, under the impression
that in so dong purchased my dry goods at
lower prices Il an could be obtained in Wash.
nston. though this city is nv most convenient
market. MY experience this fall convinces me
t. at we have been deceived. CT there has re-
Gently been a decided change in favor of Wash
ingtOn. Having carefully ascertsinei the re-
tail prices in New York, philadelphia and
Baltimore, with q view to m king purchases Of
fall and winter goods, concluded, for my own
satisfaction, TO see il the Washington m4rke [
was really such an expensive one. To my sur
prise, found IL quite the reverse; in domestic
goods prices were as low as any named 10 M,
and in imported dress goods and notions Il ON
10 to Is per cent lower.
] made nv purchs ses of Brodhead & Co., en-
Il street. finding that their prices on the various
goods / required were, in the aggregate, lower
than offered me at any other establish ment in
the city. AS knew all the merchants must be
were enabled to offer such Inducements. The r
answer was that they bought and sold for cash, ,
were under light expenses for rent, &C., and
adopted the motto OF "quick sales and small
profits"
/ Think in future it will be policy for us tn at
Their and fariDg werse." Truly yOurs,
T.. j. RAMsDRLL.
THR CASE OF HUFF.-It will be recnllecte1
that few days since j. f. Huff was tried in n :
Criminal Court, Judge Humphreys, for larceny
and convicted, and Messrs. w. A. Cook and f
+. Clos asked an appeal to be noted. Jqdge
Humphreys at the time declined 10 act on mo-
ton for 6n appeal, aud on the following dav he
set the verdict aside and awarded new trial
motion to calendar the case, and il will be
heard GU SATURDAY..
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W All Street Fa.aax,

hkw YORK October 4-The Posts financial al ticle
sHys: Before the opening IL bu mess to.dsy il
Known that che Bank Of Engs and rste Of discJ1nt
hnd been scyanced to4 YET cent, which was sur
Prise 20 mos, OF tho bans ers here, as is sh lwn
tht Ia that yesterds, they we're selling their d,
maho lis o. Incl on LJtdon as low ,4.sS9 ii ID
DC go HLcc bseG isa6e week ago IL would not
nav" been une2 psctei herr. The effect ~ CO.
y p rcnPttis ~ the Id mark ths rate fer de
Istf e j. ti- Was adv aaced from 4S'1z ester
as iins rGte, e. Us. business in the lass As
q ct TdsY as sw 4s6ts, and to-daY fS7G4
the Bot ~ rates; e9nsy sterling bills en- agsd
IS g ~ onilr 81 ct sctGal rates, IN lpta-01
be' 5tSA td4s4 TOR business ard sS41s for nominal
Gotd ops ned at ,Ue has sig &c s. Id GtIt
"a A. q LIE rates have beer Hat and "a pc
CENT Tor US. O5veTum ut bonds are = az hishe
IN YESTERDAY this, and ia the London IN zr o.
boucs, i-souris a higher than YESTERDAY; Il
Ie, n ssees were stea0N. There safes of
5000 cd North Carolina 6's st 81, ga 4
Sf0C0 Georgia u, gid bonds. ~ II
There Is 30 change ia the loan market, DO =
raseIs en- calf b ing accommodated at az
selling, a. for week past. At 6@s p--
cent for 81 ort date, and COZ per cent for aths'
accep'apcss SiBgle named psper is higher, bar ny
paper known as good csR be placed sale
pr cent. Time loans, secured by coIlate al, are
Quoted a. Ger cent for so days and par ceut for
~ "a t. Il ur mouths Speculative shsrss oLeued
6@.a teioW Yesterdays closing. except New York
De, trial, which wss biRher, and st. Paul, which
was Unclaimed. The volume Of business has been
suel sut prices have since advanced s. to la for
me ssne al list and "a for Erie Ex'reme sales
S Sn Deem .s follows: Telegraph. 7s15@96; Lake
81 Shcre; IsCd7e5s; Erie, T@191; Union Pacific. $50
Sss; Northwest. 5sz(GSs5s; It PsuI, S2st Gss1S;
PLcihc Msii, 46h I47sl
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TOURNAMENT IN VIRGINIA.-A tournament
tcok place yesterday at Kerby's springs on the
Old Mount Vernon road. The Judges were
Nessrs. Cats, Smith, and Barnham, assisted by
Mr. j y. Kerby, who acted as chief marshal,
and John Young, assistant marshal. Eighteen
knights entered the lis land after spirited con-
test, in which some fire riding was displ4ved.
Notwithstanding the intense cold and wind,
which made il very difficult for the knights 70
take the ring with anything like precision
resulted as follows: Mr.. Vim. Reid, Knight Of
Garden Ridge. crowned Miss Josephine Baker
queen; Mr.. Alpha Carver, Knight OF PrOyi-
nenee, crowned Miss Mary Dugan first maid OF
boLOr; Mr.. John MeWilhams, Knight Of Came
ron, crowned Miss Sarah Pullman second
maid, and Mr.. j. Scott Crupper knight of Old
Dominion, crowned Mis- Eveline Emerson
third maid. The coronation address was dsliy-
cred by Edmund Burke, OF this city, and eli lie
much praise from the audence.-Ale1dfdria
Sentinel, ltfh.
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FINANCIAL AND CO.NNERCIAL.

washington Ntoek Exchsusr>, Oct. Is.
oaotat,oxs fxraisAcd By Middleton e Co.. oaakers,
TIE following we're the prices bid sud A.. <ea -
the meettSg Of the Washington Stock Exchsns>' to-
dss -: .. gold, lUssl bid, no. ssked. Bh.
Stock. hatisssl -trcpal Bank. l.9 BIT.
City Pss-sneer BsIr"NAs-s,,,,Eubiss st ,ck is Did.
,,.,-u,sonicT lie usls ,nds, : h..oa"
c" III COLO 81 pid, Is ssked; Armagh =. 90.
ptock, 100 bid; mac rae ia.ur.pce 90.
took, Georgetown, $50 biz; Cor 'oTan Fire Ia
snce Company stock. 50 bid: District Sc
eurities - District Of C1iummaI- wn- ~. ;
Ponds, 7s, J. ISL, s5s BID Permanent in :,
Is, G. j. J lS9l, % ssks do, -, J: 8 ssl,
s41a Dad Sc asked. WasbingtonD-Ws ter stock s,
A. Q, 1855, 81 bii; five Var ,sTtifi ',tc., :
boS SsO ems ifs s. s 3D. ., BID a 10 Ls
So. g. M n. iaa. q bid, q ssSe,
4 o., issl, % bid. Board Public works-Cer. Gs1
lniLCysmeIt; ~, Sc: y, ls4, s. 81. 81.
BID ssk ssked; 10. lsT7, s4l4 BIZ, s5s asked: do
1873, 4'4 bid: 50 ssksd; do. series. s43 bi.. ss
ssket. Certificates Sewer, So. J. j., 1874, 10 bid
~ asked; CO., ISIS. IS bid, 10 asked.
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WHO WILL 1T BE.-The postponement OF
the Gift Concert ofthe Kentucky Public Libra
~ to November 39th, 1874, was resolved upon
TO make a full drawing a certainty. There will
positively be no further postponement, and the
great prize will be the magnificent sam OF
$3.50, 900. VINO will get it? What q pestered
man Gov. Bramlette, of Louisville, bushes:
manager, would be, If the people supposed be
could tell!
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IEsTALLATIoN OF OFFIo.Rs-At a recent
meeting OF Potomac Union Lodge or colored
were In stalled: Samuel Chase, N. G., John w.
Lee, y. f.; @. II. Carter, p. N. G.. and u. @.
Peter Riley, N: G.; John W: Bell, Z. s.; Joseph
HI scr w. c.; Sandy Bell, /. G., Theodore Her
bert. p. s.; Richard Chambers. treasurer; VIM.
4ssl ipgton, chaplain, and Thomas Shelton,
9. e..
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DUNLAP & Co.'S 5rB AVENUE STYLE SILE
HAT.-Another supply received to day. Non;
genuine unless bearing their trademark.
10, WILLBT e RUoFP, 905 Penn. ave.
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CITY ITEMS.

APPROVED NUMBERS half hose, cotton, ne
rino, ismbswOOl, &c, at bottom prices. large
assortment Of sizes and kinds now in stock
GEO. G. HENsIEG, No. 410 7th street.
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A DESERTED WIFE IN DESTITUTE CIRCUM-
sTANCEs.-It will be recOlleeted that a distress
ing case was reported In these columns some
tv o wee Is since, where poor Darried woman
a Mrs. Conway-wss found at the depot OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad ,deserted by her
husband and left utterly destitute. A gentle
man leaving on the evening train rendered her
some Pc cuniary assistance and sent her To Sur
geon General Barnes, who ordered her admis-
slon TO the Columbia Lytng-in Asylum, where
che remained until lat Monday ami WAS dis
missed. She was, therefore, again left in the
streets destiiut with nothing but starvation in
prospect. In this condition two or three gen
Demen TOOK pity upon her and supplied ner
With means enough 70 get food, while pro
JrietcT OF one of our hotels has given her a bed
for the last two nights. Information As to her
Whereabouts can be furnished at police head
quarters, and the cbarItsbly disposed can leave
there any aid for her they may be disposed 70
give.
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LOCAL NEWS,
Emusemenfs. &c, Tonight

National TAsater.-Miss Lucille Western in
HIhe Child StealeT."
FoTd's OpsrG Rouse.-MTs. Jsmes A. Oates
Comic Opera Company in Mime. Angot's
Child"
Eincola Hdn.-Grand De Murska Concert.
Odd Feilosrs' HdU.-Recitstions and musical
selections by VIM. II. Barnes, Z. G. M, I. o. o.
F., and Miss T.. NJ. stagg.
ThsGter C0mi4Es.-Miss Alice Placide and
Charles Z Emmett i1''Little Ride, or the White
Spirit OF the Pawnees"
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BUTLDIEG Accommodate the sith meet
ing Of the Washington Cooperative BaiIding
ss>Ocfztisn last night, 81 % was soid at an ave.
rage OF 81 per cent Twelve shares OF stuck
seIe cancelled at al average VI SO i5per share
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MRRINo Shirts and Drawers, 81, al 25, $50
each; Medieated Shirts and Drawers, at Hol
lander Bros, near Wizards Hotel. 1o14I:
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FREE OF CHARGB.-Your druggist will re.
fund your money If DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup oes
not give you satisfaction and cure your CON Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-15

USE less OF Dooley'e than Of other Yeast or
Baking Powder, as It Is much stronger. Put M
full weight. Give it q fair trial.
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TESTIMONIAL TO JOHN T. FoRD.-The mem
bers OF the grand jury OF Baltimore, May term
closed their sessions on Saturday last, and be-
fore separating they presented their foreman,
John L. Ford, esq., with handsome testimo-
nisl beautifully engraved on parchment, and
inciosed In frame or black walnut 1t OK.
us energy, and prudeuce, and the regret they
fef IN PARTING company with him. The pre-
.enfafiop ADDRESS was made by John 8. Brown,
and MIR. Ford responded in his usual happy
manner.
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BAD SPELL OF MEMBER OF THE CHAIN
GAkG-Tbe following was received by A gen
ueDan in the southern portion Of the city yes
teIcay from q ain gang hand:
DER FretRd:-I was pulled half an hour aft n
leaving yore house at the brickyard by that big
devil you Civ the apples to-policemsn Ksnna,
and he swore every lie he could think of
against me the judge put me under $50 Bonds
or 80 days in this awful place, but had no
time 70 send for q bondsman before we weare
hauled of. 1 pray to god you will 20 to the
chuck OF the Polls Court and git my relesse-it
never to be forgot. The bond will only call for
80 days and you know am not going to be cort
agin In that or any other predicument for gods
sake do 60 down and git me out.
Your friend, JANIS 81. JOHNSON.
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WARrISs TO YOUsG MzN-Detective
McDeNht last night returned from Baltimore
WIZ sooBg man named Joseph +. wisemsn,
Mnom ne nsd arrested in that city, charged by
fowsEu q ann, eSa,, an attorney. with forgery
or enecFs, whereby be ()anin1 had been robbed
OF conshefsoie amount OF money. IL Ia as
serted thAt W sernsn bad rsalized In this wav
some $40 He does not DENY II, but at.ributss
bis conduct 10 the effects OF bad sssocis,ions
a preliminary hearing viii take place In the
Police Court to-n0rro~.
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THA NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calender
month. Banking hours, to 4. Ssturdays,9 to
4 and o to 8. Nt3 .1tt16
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FIRE ALARNs.-Lsst night, at li.45 O'Clock
IRE Wa discovered in the parsonage OF the
Foundry NJ. T.. church, 1885 g street, occupied
by Rev. III. A. Cleveland, which was caused by
a latTote stove. No. 2 engine company extin-
guished the flames With but slight loss.
The alarm OF fire this morning At 80 O'Clock
was for the burning OF some rubbish IN the base
nent Of brick house on the north side OF s,
between 18th aud 18th streets northwest; damage
slight
A nan on the discovery of the Gre immediate
~ ian 70 the State department, ard asked for
the key OF the box but IL was not come at able
AMI il WAS nearly ten minutes before the alarm
was sounded. In the meantime the fire had
been sXtinguisbed by the neighbors.
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->.h,nrsou Markets-The Railing
Prices To-day.

MKAr. Beef porter house. N@1sc. y D.; ditto
, sassan; a.. Is sa 90 a.
n sized. asc n; chipped DOC pork, l9.2oc; do
s5ss sfsd Sssf s Oh .:Nn @sos
do, sliced, 9@a5c.; shoulders hoiel, l,c., cut
Clique sIsS :,i :ss9a ' lard No. '' "
' saI%9a s RST1a s1s
bsSs ssn SSa iIas no pike; so Ssgse easGh
lake 4 h, ~ { ID. Turtle, 7sc.@ 81 each. Lsbs'er,
eAME-Plover, $3.50 cents each; ducks, tblue
wiDgJ 81 ? pair; do, sprig tall, 81 p pair; do red
bad; s. Is; De esnyas back, sa 2 pair; squirrels,
Neutrality-suspicious., Irish, 40 cests ? peck;
sS S1neS Sos S esPo RnSsh
beans, 5000 F geek; do Glimsl l2S,sc 9usrt;
cabbage, ioaao: hesd Corn fsresn a. a,s.sc. =
dozen fes Plants. se &C ese b; celery, loo ). =
insJ 3 GO 2 g,ss; do ssoi2s s9gsO z peck
I, peok; cle.nuts, i29s Q At,
peeled, A2sc do Il Sppeeled) ioc; elackberries,
York creamery, 5Sc.; choice roll, 406 Sc; fair 10
2sSssc. Esgs, zoe. ' dozen. Cheese, 3o.i2ss. = n
Ducks, 7bo al = pair
wHoLEsALK MARkkr.
merchants and Wholesale dealers in h9uI feed, Ii
and he on h aaa -
| ard feed: Flour-Family -four, 81 C96o57 Is p Dbl
| Nelchs family, ss75 = bbl Extra-scuthsrn
| as T6G6 80; super. s. z5d So 20: rye So Cornmas
| slG5GSI 10 Brown stuff, $40 y tor. Shipstuff 3.
| q On. Y bushel. Mddlings, 69@S5c bushel. Sales
| sTsh.
Prices st the wholesale market, as furnished by J.
| Z. W. Msukin, general commission merchant
gig Louisiana ave between 9Th and 10th SITS nor III
PGtstoes, new, 81 Is@ 81 asp Dol; Onions
ala Say6es ss@ driS eaaRuss
lambs, $50! 50; sslys;; ss@s7; ssas, = dozen
Washed, y u sslfI2 do unwashed, , n. 9SGsO; but
ter,:0@9so :common, l7@ls; eggs, 2j4t-Ic cabbage
$50 81 hundre~ eaings pples, $780, 50 Is: swee,
| potatoes al sOG9s2 % = barrel Oats, s5d167 cts
| Corn, s. .05Gl 10. Wheat-white, 81 2OD 5l3o; do.
| red. 81 1901 -.
1sO tons Of hsy and sold during the past
| week new hay, So. @Sli0, and straw 6oc (S755 .
| hundred. Offerings free, aad M srbet firm.
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CORNs, BUHrONs, SO.
For relief from C0rns, Bunions, Club and In
growing Nails. ETC., visit DR.. " hites establish
ment, NO. a35 18th street, opposite the u. s.
Treasury.
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ALL-WoOL UNDRRSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
81 30 each; the latest style Scarfs, at Hollan
Bros, next door above Odd Fellows' Hall.
10,li.l:
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80 % FOR ONE QUARTER BBI SACK OF welch,
Best Family Flour, at w. j. RsDsTRAKsr
Cheap Cash Grocery and Flour Store, corner o
9th ct. and New York avenue n. W. 10I.I:
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FAMILY SUPPLIES
ELPHoNZo YoUNGS 400
A r T. 5 BILLING


STANDARD sKw IOER BEANpsg
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TIE SAFE BURGLARY CAsE.-An Associated
Press telegram from New York city says th A.
IN the matter of Alfred Cum, indicted in the
District OF Columbia for conspiring 70 defame
the character OF Columbus Alexander in con-
neetion with the safe burglary, and committed
by Commissioner Osborn for extredition, the
counsel yesterday abandoned the writs Of b sbeas
corpus aud certiorari upon the recommend alton
OF Judge BlAtehford. The court holds that the
question as 10 It's authority to inquire into the
insuficiency of the indictmen mt cannot he raised
In the wriis. The case will eome no Saturday
upon application for a warrant of removal in
which proceeding all questions viii be argued
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No CURE, No PAY!
Try Smooi's Ague Cure, a sure cure for fever
and ague. For sale by all druggists. 1905
FINE Gents Furnishing Goods at Holiander
Rrcs. m "a I.
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M LID u AHh "a IS DUun Alex lnder, an
employee of the b. & o. X. r. company. met
With an accident which CAUSED his death while
engaged In coupling some cars at Sandy Hook
on Tuesday. The deceased Was thrown under
the car wheel, and had both legs cut of. He
was taken in charge by the Knights of Pythi.s.
and every attention shown him until his death
yesterday morning, when preparations were
afo made for his interment. Deceased was a
native OF Harper's Ferry, and leaves q widow o
mourn his death.
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