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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30
THE COURTB.

FOLICE COUBT-JuQG6 651eu.
AFTER our report closed yesterday, William
Williamson was arraigned on the charge OF
Keeping Q place where lottery tickets are
sold. This Is the case which came up last
week and was continued under motion to
guam, rnich was overruled. A colored man
testified TO having been engaged by defendant
Here witness disclosed the nsodhls operanii of
writing policy, consisting OF simply writing
the numbers desired by the customer on q
blank piece OF paper and giving IL 70 him,
receiving bis money. II the same mum oers
appear on the drawing OF the lottery on
which the policy Is based, the player gets
his money back, and sometimes q great deal
more. Witness never had any dealings with
Williamson in this business, but had settled
the books with Williams0n's clerk frequent
ly, and when lists were made his clerk paid
the money to settle them. The headquar-
tiers 10 on + street, between 18th and 18th
streets. Another colored man named WASH
ington testified to the same effect, also that
he was employed by Mr.. Williamson TO do
the writing, but he received q percentage OF
the money he took In rs his compensation.
Hts place was ut the corner OF street and
Virginia avenue southwest. The ONCE rent
where he was employed was paid at head
quarters by Mr.. Wflliamson's clerk, Joseph
walker. The bills for the rent were made
out In the name Of Williamson. A colored
man named Beckett testified 10 playing pol.
Icy NJ this shop. Thomas Rutherford, Q
white man, testified that Williamson was Q
tort OF general agent TO superintend outside
work, soch - looking afteT the shops about
Town. several others are associated with
nlm' Wunamsons chief occupation Wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

looking after "p'geons." Here "pigeon- was
explained 70 mean the getting OF numbers
on the books AFTER the drawing had become
KnowD, thereby beating the policy packers
or headquarters. K. g. Randall, keeper of q
policy shop, testified that he had seen Mr..
Williamson frequently at headquarters, and
bad been told by him that his business was
TO see that the books of the writers are
brought In for settlement In time 10 prevent
"pigeoning" on them. Here the testimony
closed, and the further hearing was post
sci.
In the case of Uriah d. Hilton, charged
are sold, he principal wi ness, French simp.
son, not appearing, Mr.. Birney asked that
his bonds of 81 600 for appearance be for
feited His name was called, together with
that OF bis surety, and an attachment was
ordered to be issued against him, and the
case postponed. Several cases against others
were postponed until next Tuesday.
Reuben Robertson. public bIasphemer,
was lined IS. George Jones, grand larceny
OF quantity Of jewelry and fancy articles,
valued at sl00, from Mrs. Robert f. Bayne.
This robbery was committed several weeks
ego, and the hearing has been postponed on
account Of the illness OF Mrs. Baype. Jones
Is new Importation from New York, and
burg lar. The house Of Mrs. Bayne was I'M
occupied al the time, and the entrance was
MADE In the day time, and the bureau draw
ers and trunks ransacked, and their contents
scattered on the floor where found, the valu-
ables being selected from them and carried
away. Sergeant Leach captured the thief.
AND found several of the articles belonging
to Mrs. Bayne I'm his possession. In the dock
10 es told the judge That he bought these ar
ticles nom a cOlored man In the Smithsou-
ian grounds, which was too thin, and the
court sent the case TO the grand jury; bonds
$500; committed. Henry Martin, colored,
assault ana battery on Sergeant Fainter,
who testified that he met crowd OF colored
men on Pennsy lvSnia avenue last night,
when this man flung a stone, striking him
on the head, infiictiDg serious brutse; $50
or sixty days In jail. Mahala Stevenson.
assault and battery on Mary A. Gray; IS
and costs or ten days In jail. Ann Graham,
maintaining q nuisance on her premises;
abatement ordered under bonds. Sarah K.
Herbert, charged with The same; continued.
TownsOn HoOe, assault on Lizzie Goats; as.
Molly Weeks, profane on the street; S5. Linn
Brown, violation OF market rules; $40. Ellen
Harbaueh, cursing in the street; SO. Nor
man Rice was sent to the chain gang for
vagrancy. Norman Is q six foot colored
man, and was arrested for being q loafer
about the Capitol, and imposing himself
upon Centennial visitors as q guide without
authority or responsibility. Mary Ann Ma.
riolio, colored, charged with keeping q pea
nut stand without permission at the corner
OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue; cOnttn-
ned. Michael Hooper, charged with assault
and battery and robbery OF Lewis DIETRICH on
q county road. which was before the court
came up to-day by way of con-
and no witnesses appearing the
case was sent to the grand jury, bonds being
fixed at 81 600.
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READING NOTICES.

ATTENTlo on Is called TO the auction sale of
upredeeDtd pledges and commission goods
left with Messrs. s. Goldstein a CO.. loan
and com mission brokers, which takes place
on Monday and Tuesday, October 2i and Sd,
at 10 a. m and p. m. at the auction rooms
OF Thomas Bowling, Star Office building.
Inc assortment is very large, and consists
OF gold and silver watches solid gold chains.
diamonds and all other fine iewelry, silver,
ware. guns, revolvers, SC. No misrepre-
sentation is allowed under any circum-
stances, and every article is fuIIv warrantee,
as represented. Good goods and ereat bar
gains can be obtained there
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

0EOhd4TOMN, Sept. -, 1910.
Editor Stdr:-I saw in THE STAR letter
signed "Public Good" i wish to remind
"Public Good" that the teachers, even II
they had nearly three months Of vacation,
they were not paid for that time; as "Public
Good" has not established q bank of credit,
teachers had to stay at home until they
could earn some more money to pay their
expenses. think "Public GCot" must have
remembered the time when he or she was q
child; when he or she swOre eternal ven-
geance to the teacher that gave him or her q
whipping, and to hide such vengeance he or
she went under the name "Public Good"
Boy WHO Cor WHIPPING.
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NEW FALL HATS FOR 1876.
The Broadway Silk Hat, IS and &c.
Newest Shapes. Stiff Derby's, 81 to s. 50,
Elegant Styles Soft Felts, % TO 80.
Youths and Boys, Stiff and Soft, al to 80.
Two hundred dozen Boys and Children's
Hats, for school and dress, from soc. to 81 So
at Lewis Popular One Price Store" 92e 18th
street, between / and X.
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CIT p 1T T. MS.

A CARD.-The friends OF Harry NJ. Burch
viii ind him now at the Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store OF 8. Fishman Il Son. No.
$50 It'll street northwest, where he will be
please to see them,
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
OF The Hamilton Building Association. The
place of meeting has been permanently
changed from the Board of Trade Rooms TO
Davis hall, on eth street, opposite the Patent
Office, and the first annual meeting occurs
On Wednesday next, October 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

PREMISES COMBINED As NUIsANcRs-
A meeting OF the Board Of Health was held
last hight, DR.. Verdi In the chair. Several
current bills, one for coal and another for
The pound service. forage, &C., were passed
upon ard ordered 10 be paid. The premises
on northeast corner of 18th and X streets;
premises west side Delaware avenue, be.
tween b and streets northwest, and prem
1ses No ITO g street northwest, were con-
demned as nuisances and their abatement
ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

BRAD ADAMS takes time by the forelock,
and Is already taking steps for grand Gen.
tennial excursion In October, to accommo-
date visitors on the Mary land and District
day. The fare will be only $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

REMovAL-First Class Securing and Dyeino
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment
by removing to his new building, 9O6 q street
northwest, three doors from 9th street, near
the U. 8. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European invention, he Is en-
abled to do any work in manner not to be
equaled By those not possessing these facil-
tiles. 9,l312:
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IL YOU want to rent your property, go tC
b. II. Warmers Real Estate Exchange, cor
Der 9TH and + streets.
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Easy Feet. he,

DR.. White, ChiropOdist, of ffteen years
practical experience throughout tie United
states and Canadas previous to being To-
Gated in Washington, ID. c., In 1861 success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails,
Chilblaips, Vascular Excrescences, &C., at
his establishment, 1416 Pennsy lvania avenue,
opposite Willard's Hotel. Fee, al per visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

500 FOR A CASE of nervous or sick head
ache that DR.. Lodille's Headache Specific
Will not cure. Price SOC. Ebbitt House Drug
Store. saw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE METROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK, corner
Ith street and Louisiana avenue northwest,
pays five per cent. interest on all deposits
made on or before the Sd of each month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

CALL at the Metropolis Savings Bank,
corner 7th street and Louisiana avenue, and
get a copy of the bylaws and list OF
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE GLYNoNr MURDERHRs.-The two
colored men Henry Simpson alias James
Henry Butler and Charles Wilson alias Mar
cry county on Tuesday by Col. Hutchins, Of
st. Mary's county, as the murderers OF young
Everett, were committed to the jail at Leon
ardtowD on Wednesday by Justice Morgan.
These parties are well known In st. Mars,
where they broke Jail about q wear since
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

RELIGIOUS AwAKENING.-Fort the last
three or four weeks revival services have
been In progress at Ryland chapel, under this
ehcient services OF Rev. E. ID. Owen, the
pastor, and some twenty five or thirty per-
Sons nave professed conversion, the most of
whom have united with the church. The
meetings Will be continued probably for
some lime Also, at 18th street NJ. F.. church
revival services have been condu cted by the
eleven persons have Joined the society as The
result thus far,
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SEE the new advertisement of the steamer
LAZY Of the Lake, In another column. 1t will
De observed that passengers are now carried
10 Fortress Monroe or Norfolk and return
October In this climate is one OF the pleas
ATTEST months for travel, and no more de-
nghtful trip than this can be found any.
where,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

Mr. j. j. GEORGES, 2l18 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, whose advertisement will be found
In our columns, was awarded premium at
the late Agricultural Fair of Montgomery
County, Md, rs appears from the following
mention In the Montgomery County Sentinel:
81. j. Georges. OF Washington city.-Cer-
tibcate, premium and So for fine display of
boots and shoes. His work has been exam
1ned by the committees Of previous fairs
win concentration Georges makes a
speciality Of neat custom work and his
motto is, "COmfort for the leef.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30
LOCAL NE VS..

Ndt,o.sal ThedteT-"The Naiad Queen"
FOTds Opera Rosoe.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
TheuteT OonptQe.-"The Two Orphans" and
varieties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE MCPHERSON CoMMIrTII.-The sub.
committee appointed at the meeting Of citi-
zeDs at the Board Of Trade Rooms, Thursday
last, met the committee Of the Army of the
Tennessee. having In charge the unwilling
Of the Mcpherson statue, at the parlors OF the
Arlington hotel last night, and an OrganiZa-
ton Of the joint committee was effected by
the selection Of Admiral Radf0rd as chair
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

RAN INTO THE BRIpGE-The schooner
Henrietta Simmons, while being lowed down
from Georgetown yesterday morning, was
carried by the current against the Long
bridge, carrying away her tio-boom, start
Ing her cat-heads, losing one anchor, and
breaking the stock Of the other. She Was
lowed into the ship yard at Alexandria TO
repAir damages.
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ADJUSTMENTS - National Ihedter. - To-
night will be the last presentation Of the
gorgeous spectacle, 1.-The Nais1 Green"
Next Monday night Stuart Robson will be-
gin an engagement in Bret Harris new play,
entitled The Two Men Of Sandy Bar"
ForTs Opera House.-There will be only one
more opportunity Of witnessing the beauti-
ful drama, "Uncle Toms Cabin" It is well
presented, and no one should fail TO see IL.
Next week "Madame Rentz's Female Min
strels," In programme full Of variety and
fun.
Iheoter Con,iQle.-Next week Matt Morgan
is engaged, with his famous living statue
combination.
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ME- SSSs ~ ~ LII: !: &
- = 70. - - - : - -: q .
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LEG BRoKEN-Mr. John Henderson, a
well known carpenter and builder OF South
washington. was thrown from his buggy
yesterday afternoon while returning from
the races at Brightwood and had his leg
broken He was conveyed TO his residence
and attended By DR.. ]. Ford Thompson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

The RIFIE TEAMS ON AN INSPECTING
T0UR-The reception committee of citizens
Of Washington yesterday escorted the MEM
bers OF the visiting rife teams about the city
10 The various public buildings and other
points Of interest, among them the Soldiers
Home. In the evening, on invitation Of the
Scbuetzen Verein, the teams visited the
Sehuetzen park. where they were pleasantly
eDfeftaiped until late hour by the mem
bers of the Verein.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

A SOCIAL CONFERENCE was held AT the
4. M. Z. A. rooms last night, from 100 to 10
O'Clock, TO discuss the work for the coming
winter. There was good audience of MEM
bers and their friends, among whom were
GENERAL u. U. Howard and DIR. E. M. Gallau-
Oct, PRESIDENT OF the association. After sing
ing and refreshments the meeting was called
10 order by the president, who introduced
general Howard, formerly president OF the
association, who made an address. He was
and The meeting was closed by PRAYER and
singing the hymn, "Blest be the tie that
bindsD
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tioneer will sell next Wednesday, In front OF
his auction rooms, large and varied collec-
tion OF household goods, embracing every
variety and quality OF furniture, together
with about seventy I'VE Brussels and other
carpets. Parties 10 search Of such goods
should not fail TO attend, as bargains may
be eXpectad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

SrKINwAY's LAuRKLs AT THE CRNrEu-
NIAL.-ln our advertising columns to day
will be found an extract from The report OF
The judges showing upon what ground their
award for the 6teinway piano was based.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

LADIES, PREPARE FOR THE WINrRR--A
magnificent stock OF new fall dry goods, of
every class, In already TO be seen In that ele-
cant etta ollshm ent OF Wolford & Shilberg's,
CT MsIket space. A peep into this dry
goods house Win pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, cOrrer
OF New York avenue and 18th street, paws
per cent. per annum on deposits for each cal
endar month. Banking hours, to 4. Sat-
urdays, TO 4 and to 8. 27t3,14tf6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

MNH. EMMA SoULK, French dressma ker
and milliner, No 1l0g Pennsylvania ayenue
over Galps Jewelry store, wishes To tnforn,
her customers that she viii have her open
ing next week.
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WHAT KNOW ABOUT WOOL.

WHAT KNOW ABOUT WOOL.
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
YOUTHS ARD
Stylish Wooden Suits
g.. !:sSS; e: e.
These Suits are priced much below value, and are
ACTUAL BARGAINS.
Black Dress Suits
Ofsrsalls :atissscsorS character.
Black Osssimers Frocks,
Vest. e Match.
GIG 30, Het.
Fine wor's'd 3 2; rroct Goats,
YER Yer s + siss: Men.
Best Quality Quality MsS,s..:a FLANNEL
S1.9s, Net Cash.
Excellent IT. Re-: : !, Tenn, 4: sa, Drawers
ED s S;! e emit, Dr s.s
Eoh ~ Souees 00ts
Merino Shirts aud Drawers,
Good Articles,
Tor 80 cents and o. IS, Net Cash.
Country Init, Shaker knit. Champion, Scotch
Wool, Merino and Scarlet Half Hose.
ONE PBIOE ONLY.
PIECES MARKED in PLAIN FIGURES.
Cash DISCOUNT, TEN PER OlNr
GEORGE Q. HENNINo,
.ep2s.tr 40 slvEHTH STREET.
ENGLISH
CRYSTAL CHANDELIERS,
The newest patterns. and Of the most exquisite
vorkmanship. For elegance, bril.ianoy and
BEAL EOOHOAY
they excel ell other Chandeliers. These goods are
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
and are offered at very low prices.
N. w. GAIT. Bro. 4 CO,
CENTENNIAL AWARD.
THE LIGHT-RUHNIRG HOWE
SEWING MACHINE AHEAD OF ALL
CUMPETIIORSn
The highest award By the Cente nhfal judges for
beauty OF stitch on CLOTH and LkATHER: !sews
anything from cause to heaviest over coating Bas
lest t. operate, easiest keep order and sold
eaefess terms. 419 7th street northwest, Washing
ton, ID. U. sep3o 81
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
COKB.
| DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS or THI CITY
AT THE SAME RAJ TT
New Schedule II ull loAd Of % bushels for a 60:
smaler loads csnts Per b. shell; carriage % osnts.
| APPLY TO
| OFFICE OF WA1H1N9fOH QAB LIGHT OOM-
| PAUY,
AIS 10th street northwest; LIST street
or 70 1l0 Bridge street. Georgetown sspll-tr
| ASTHMA AND
CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.
~ The most e6ectual ren>ds
VIII b found 20 b
/ u prepared In N toms, for
| S9CEing and limitation By
| - las Hsw Bond strese, Lon
\ doa, md cold b. tha0 end
OHINIDJ0 eTOBUKIIPDRS THROUGH.
/ OUT fHl UuIrBD efAf1e D. CANADA.
jysie susle ssIe . oct1l ,nevll sdec3 ,jan0 ,fsbe,
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sCSnAY EXCURSIONS. The steamboat
Msry Msship gton Will still continue her
SGnusy excursions, leaving her wharf, foot
Vernon Springs. ~
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7 B o L o g 7.
DGAnAHR Rn0A

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing
OF ID northwest she hes no superior in Deli a.
eating the Past, Present and Future. In love or
business her advice 10 invaluable. describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informins
You OF the sure way TO success n all uadertakfngs
Oonmltation strictly confidential. Ladies', o.; gem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

CATARRH, offensive discharges. &c. DR..
Hartley demands no fee until perfect salts
mction ID rendered 20 the patient once and
Issadence, No. 7s2 10Th street northwest
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j. H. SquisY = Co.,
BANKERS,

1916 Pe,u1sytu0St0 Avesnse,
pay g. per cent. interest on deposits, payable
ON demand. Special rates ON time deposits.
Interest paid January and July or cred
lieu. 6,N,o0
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Weather Probabilities Today.
oETIcH OF cHIEY sIsyAL orrIc.s, |,

WASHINGTON, September 20. 1870.
For the middle Atlantic states, failing
barometer cloudy and light rain, followed
by rising barometer, cooler northwest winds,
partly cloudy aud clearing weather.
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PARENTS who value their money, and de-
sire 10 see their children dressed well, would
pront by an examination of our stock which
Is The largest in this city. A. Saks & Co, 3l6
Ith 81. The only complete clothing house In
the Distrfct-ld,T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

DR.. O. W. BRNsoNs CHLHRY AND CHAN
onILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspep.
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
6leeplessness, and will cure any case. Price,
% cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing.
ton. georgetown and Alexandria. a.2I.Ao
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

ATTENTION Is called to the fact that stock
can be obtained in the Federal Building as
sociation, tctthoot premium, at Its meeting TO
be held on Monday, October 2. A good op-
portun1ty Is offered To all persons who desire
an investm ent that Will be safe and remun-
erative. See Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-30

1T S1RAUS',
1Ol1.---PENNsYLvAN AvENUB-..lO1l.
BETWEEN 10Th AND 1ITH STREETS,
THE ooUF Caufs! AN zsD IFIIR WITH NEW
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
FOB MEN AND BOYS.
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Working Suits,
Youths euits,
Ghildren's Suits.
Suits fer Little Chaps,
Suits for Growing Boys,
Suits for Big Boys.
Suits for School Boys,
Suits for College Youths,
Suits for Working Youths.
Suits for Small Men,
Suits for Large Men,
Suits for Men Of Medium Size,
Suits for Men Of Extra Size,
Suits for the Biggest of Men,
Suits for every kind Of Men,
Suits for all the Men ia Town
OVERCOATS A SPECIALITY.
BUY NOW! BUY MOVIE
Particular Attention Given 10 Pleasing.
A. 8TRAU9.
sepa9.
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GEORGETOWN ADvER'M'Ts.

GEORGETOWN ADvERM'Ts.
UIRps ToR SALE AT No. 81 Coa-rH
seOis Ts:s isff s. opposite the f.ss
WM wHEATLEYs PREMIUN sTEAM
w prHiSG And scoURIsG EsTABLIsH-
ESTABLISHED 1881.
WITH fun Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dye
ffuifs, Chsnicals, sc nrst-clsss w0rkmen, an
By ssy ss:an n n Il: 70 sOu. .r.
81 the : ssSrs
turped 70 any place in the country by mail or az
6eoressovp. b. o. send me your ofde.s. ssSss sr
FOR SALE.
LOB sALE-1oO,Ooo BRICK, cheap, and four
L ,.D Q, ~: young and good Mg yDEs aK,.Dr.
EOB SAIL, OHlAP-A nne young HORSE,
'u'ao'' ''f S ssBffi Il B s3fs IN
sep1s 81 No. 1e0s Pennsylvsuia avenue.
FOB sALE-Four rev PLAY TABLES, Devil
SENS Re.t.urant. 6Ss street .. =. sepas Sc.
FOR sALE.MilleI steam, Fire and Bur -
nort si., Proof SAFE Inquire $40 .I .Sss q.
EOR sALK-2O, GOO loads Of washed SAND
40 ard ard ,hsrp CRAWL 81 rs cent. per Load, OF
Apply 70 John Lyons corner 70 Of "a .tret Ii aSd
MarJland avenue northwest. sepo I'm
NARRIAGEs, CARRIAGES, OARKTAGEs-
~ The largest and most varied sssort- !. ae,a1.
ent OF latest sty lie OF Carriages, Con pes, R.YES
hockaways. imp seats, Park Phae S[@S2@
Jaegers, Top sod No Top Ruggies Also, several
npe second hand Pauel Carriages and Buggtee on
band II Pp sCH4ITT 8 OOoS,
msrlS IT Ne 3fe 12th ST. bet. aud n ".
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION wANTBC-Of ALoNZO DON
u ALDeON, white, IS years old. dark com election,
scar over right eye; dsrk clothes AID striped
sefrt Any Information will be tins fully recsvsd
by his distressed parents, No. SO Water ST george
town, ID Q. sep3o n
I E0fOLD w EIsS would be glsd TO see his Cd
IL friends at bis new place, 90 rTH STREET
Best BIAR, WINES and LIQUORS always on
pand. sep1S I'm
MIS-. DR. ELLIS,
Nl CLAIhVOllH7 aad PLANET READER.
III you wish to ind what Is lost stolen, what is
pest TO DO or when to Co. what to have best
success IN to hear Of friends If dead living, 90
see the Doctor, 1913 Penns. avenue. MP stairs.
Terms: o1to o.. Circles, Monday, Thursday aud
Friday EVENING". Admission. IS cents ssp236m
nlvORCEe legally and quietly Obtained for in.
y compadotlity, &C.; residence unnecessary. Fee
aner decree. years experience. A. GOOD
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SEE ADvERTIsHMKNr of temperance lee
ture and select readings at McKendree
church, next Tuesday evening. Those who
have not heard the young lecturer should not
fail TO attend The proceeds will be devoted
10 the Sabbath school library. See adver-
tieement.