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a CHAPTER OF a'uriQy
nlGtt tifcer Shea found a III an namei ChaS.
lockwood wing inseDSible II the corner OF
.th street and Pennsylvania avenue and tpok
him 70 the station house, where il was found
Inst lie had severe cVt on the head. II W IS
SuhsC quSEtiy found that he he'd been struck
IN TIE head by a street car. He was iut0Ei-
CaiCd. Or. Walter rendered medical all
go TIE tCrSes attached To a carriaga belong
ing 20 lsdtly Bros, and triveu ny JOnu
Brenf an. ran CT yesterday, and striking 2
pile ~ brick On oh street, between y and I
The vehiC.c was upset and Mr.. J. T. Parker
Tie OCCUPANT, was tu-Own out aud baIIv
brrt. he Was taken tC bis home in G-or .e-
fOwT. ''-- Saturday q lernODn Tho. Scot
watcEm man In RE Treasury. vas run over
by wagon corner OF Iitl ana Il streets ami
badly injured.
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n WOMAN > HOT BEAD.-TLe Alexandria
tTeSS Of saturday says: &c We are TfglI!y iu-
formed = rOnsia bic OF Fairfax county nv the
name Of JOHN II Sartin, has gotten himself
into a tish' place by uouccC ssarily and mo
liciously shCO.it'g 20 death "a cO'Oret woma !
by thc alnc OF Fields near Burke'S siatiOl.
from the sets We have been able 10 gather
y seems that the officer, Who had Ie.ied on
The goods OF Fields fOr deb heari that he
had made threats against him, ami prOcur-
1rg peace warrant went 10 the house OF
FIELDS with an Ofticer and posse and i. is
asserted hat during the service OF the pro
cess Sartin ordered the firing which resulted
m two or three bullets being fired into the
person of the woman.
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HAPPY TIpISes for pervou

The ABOVE OIL can be had al Geo. RyneaI
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest. o.ll,3.
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YOUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the fines
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. tr
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TIE BLACE-MITHs STRIKF-Last week
Tie h,ackSmiihs employ sd in the shop OF Mr.
a brpwn- on q street, ear 9th, were nOtf-
ECO ihat AFTER Saturda night the wages
wOuid be reduced the re action ~ The E,ur
men amounting 70 abOt Z - per wssk-,he
wsges being Gu down Fl, m sis and ais 10
- ara ~ Tue hand protest "A ag2inS.
This action, and stated q al they Womb moi
Work ~ the reduced rate AMI 70 dav a new
set of hands are at the fire. II IL state t,a.
the reGEctlon - made b,CaCSe o. the reiucai
prices Tor shOeing from - to ~ - for a set .
anu maj several other shops intend To re-
duce wages on Wednesday
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DO Nor make a sslection of bovs, nv
sn.torsns wear until you examine the stock
=. me BOYS clothing house OF b. Robinson a
W. Nv pennsylvania ayenue,-Adrf,
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BOOK SALE.-ThOmas DlvgIiug, auction
eeT, bef ms this evening, a = O'Clock. al his
auction rooms. the sale OF a valuable infScel-
laneous library IN nearly every department
" lifeIa iuTe, Offering rare opportunity 10
The public 20 secure rare and costly books a.
low dsurGs.
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NEW AND CHEAP dry goods received
every day. Oh apest lot OF dress goods in
Washington. Seal and bronze brown, navy
blue, dark green dress goods; black silks,
black cashmeres, black aIpacaS. blan ketS;
c.oth for boys wear. Read Carriers (TO3
Market space new advertisement.-Adrt.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
shsrles r: Sutsr and Jean n. G.. Simpson
Loan OF baltimore, EleaZer Bell and Laura
DOy IL. ~
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PER VIVIAN SYRUP
L. . protected solution q the
PROTOIIDE OF IRON.
new d,,eoysry in medicine. that strikss At the
principle, or life ellen ent,
IRON
This is the secret q tn wonderful 81 this
remedy II curing
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Dropsy,
Chronic Diarrh0a, Rolls. Nervous Az
fections, ChilIs and Fevers, HUI
mors. Loss OF Constitutional
yigor, Neuralgia, Female
Complaints, and
ALL DISEAS
ORIGINATING INA
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
or accompanied by
DEBILITY
OR
Low STATE OF TIE SYSTEM.
Reirs FREE r. IA Alcohol in ANY form 'f' sr,rs'-Hs
are SrrmaI er,t irtu.ire srktnsiH. YisuR snd
kEN LIFE into al Par,- ~ the stenl, and hulid-
ing MP
An IRON CONSTITUTIONS.
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STREET kAILEOAD MATTERS.-The Belt
Line T4iirOad now takes the tickets Of both
the Metropolitan and Washington and
Georgetown roads for fare. and in selling
tickets they give six for > cents-sOIne OF
each road generally. The Wash ,ngtOn and
G, CrgetOwD railroad has heretofore had q
rule rot 10 give but one transfer for one fare
so that persons using the eth street, avenue
and i'm street lines. find IL HeceS> airy 10 pay
two fares 10 get &c the end of their Journey
The company have mCiified the rCle so that
those riding by transfer from the 18th street
line TO .ih street over the avenue line may
now receive q traLsfer for It'll street.
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THE THIEvFS Al WORK.-Yesteriay
morning, aEOut O'Clock, the show window
of Mr.. II. POmerOy, tailor. on nth street be-
tween and ., was broken into by thieves.
The breaking OF the glass awOke the proprie-
Tor, and the thieves promptly departed, TAX
ing with them one piece of cloth. ''''Satur-
de V evening sneak thieves entered the house
of Mr.. Junius Cohen, 100 Ith street, while
the family was absent, and stole twenty ii ve
pistols, twenty four knives and twelve
Watches and - n in
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HAPPY TIDINes for nervous sufferers
ard those who have been dOsed. drugged
and quacked. Pulvernacber's Electric Belts
efectually cure premature Geniiity, weak
ness. and decay, Book and Journal, with
Information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PulVerlnacher GaivaGic Co, New
York CITY. 6,1G,d&kIy
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
RUNNING RACES AT BENNING's.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
OCTOBER II, NovxMBERI snd2
Special Trein win leave Baltimore
Day; win r:Psei.l car: ieE iadis. i rai SSE&
turning w n, races are ever
end at National Hotel Morning and Evening. 90 At
GRAND CON CERT,
IN AID OF THE LABOR EXCHANGE,
To be given by the
WISHTNGTON SIESG ERBTyD.
Prof y: kLEY, DiretorJ
MIS- $ sa a,Lhs' F SIGRRissSS2' Soprano.
Miss NJ. LUCAS. ti.o.
NJ Mrs. LAB.NnrF KUN, Piano
MT WIN @ALDECKxR. Piano,
nonp.THTE LLFSGSLN hall,
Admission so cents Sests can be secured for o.
ms eIiia at the music store Of Messrs Me- .rott
NATIONAL THEATER.
EGgss msIt for one week on y; AMI reap Pc .-auoe
.,1 MISS ~ pih THOMPSON,
hpo n1. IsnS4s COn hIli AID BI tLESQGE On
MoNpAY :pd IUESbAY ETE F1Sfr; 5;SH and At
'hDAh mS1iS $3.50 Ri 5hs 9 and So c.
ROBINSON CRTNOE.
iTfNfSGs III IN sr hfDAf NJ, .Rf nuF ATgEPAY
OXYGEN:
OR Gas IN ETRLESOTE METRE
fblDAh Far"UFI' Benefit Of lydia Thompson,
EiEE BEIRD,
Pr'd ca Nee dong luLl rtmes
reserved seats, : %, ; 10, Auf 4 cent Ad-
Free List >
-Novcnb.r PINK DoMINoEs.p the Great
I'hh NqIaf" - cess oct2g-Gt
II EDPATh LICEUM. Lectures.
THREE FAMOUS OR ATORs
National T6sr'er. Sunday yveuine, NJ 9
mon, DANIEL DCT-GHFGgE
The most eloquent forensic orator aLi lecturer OF
Hrnrs lVauIa.
National THsG'.T. du i8g Evening, Nov IL
MRS. NfRY Il. LITER MORE,
The Queen - the Lyceum,' the greatest Iaiy ora
tor row living.
S"'jsct...,. ............r' SUP ERFL UOUS WOMEN"
Lincoln Han wedns sday Evening, Eoy =
JOSH BILLINGS.
The popular humorist, with musica attractions
Tickets ~ MetZeTott's, D25 Penn. Ave- r5c
ara soc NO ezra charge for reserved seats o2l tr
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To LADIES AND 3ESTLEaEE.-We wish
20 cali attention to A. Fischer's Chemical
Securing and Dyaiug Establishment, No 600
& street, near 9th street. By promptly adopt
ing the latest Improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Is en-
sbled TO do his work in a manner not to tie
equaled by those not possessing these factI-
tiles. His cleansing aud dyeing Ladies and
Gents Suits are, in fact, the cheapest IN the
him call-9O6 q street. Punc.ualfty guar
antetd
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q HANDSOME LINE of children's clOaks
has just been received at CbaS. Baum's, an
prices are very reasonable. Some new 81 yles
o. ladies' cloaks have also been received.
les 9Th stT6et.-AdUL.
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1877 GREAT 1872
PEE1RS II VAEIA R0UTE,
TO TIE North, WEST, AND soUTRWEsz
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Egrii'mea.

TBAT.3 LEAVE WASHiSGTCa, fr5a He,s.,
corner 81 Sixth and streets, as tsBov-.
Tor PitIsb1rs aad riae est, 19:l n " e,i.y, VIZ
Pittsburg 10 Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicas
TAO m. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
BALElIORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAn.
For CansLdaigua, COLCHESTER, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
and the North, az q. a. daily, except Sunday,
Palace Cars TO Watkins. Fer &EIsnsaort, LocI
Haven, Elmirs, and wstkins, at Is:lS Q NJ,
Tor New York and the ia,,, Sos ,. m dsny, With
Palace Cars attached. Liulfed q Z press of PuH-
man Parior Cars, y 40 O. daily, except SUNDAY
M, daily except SUNDAY, vtto sieepins Oars from
Washington 70 Boston. For Brooklyn, n. Y.
all through trains connect Mt yersey Oily with
fer 10 Fulton street, avoiding double ferriage
and journey across New York city.
Tor Philadelphia, S:3s o. $50 ,. N. daiIJ,
except Sunday, and $50 and s:SS .. u. daily.
Limited Express. 9: q o an. daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY
Accommodation for Baltimore, % o. X. and &: %
Pm. daily, EXCEPT Sunday.
Tor P0pes Creek Line, 6:S5 o.. n. And 40 y. e
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 65a .. N and ESQ p m daily e.
ALEXANDRIA AND FRKDERICKsBU Rail-
M TnM Al ANp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
S:1o,s,6, ,. m. On SUNDAY 81 $40 a. n. aud
Tor the south, Via Richmond, 80 O. m daily; b:se
Isavs sasss Gf washington,
sana S 4 sn5 and . H. !. and t1 p ~ p
Tickets, information, slserins ana rarlor
eoamotations can be procured at the otnoes, north
avenue northeast corner Of exh street aed Pern.yl
yAna avenue, and ct the cepot, skere orders be
,et for the checking Of baggage 70 casinstion IRON
L. p. TIRMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manaaor. ia
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LECTURES.

l ECTURE,
IL By Rev. DIR. WILLS.
SuhI,Ct-NOMAN.
Lecture room Western Pres y terrain Church II
stI eet between 10Th aud 10th.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. at . 30 O'Clock.
his Lecture promise 20 BE- the grJniest thing Of
he seasCn. Admission g cents oct29-2t
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SEE BELLEw's cheap school book al
nOunCelnpnf.
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IMPORTANT 70 PARENTS-Ed Editor Sidr.-
Yesterday afternoon two young negro girls
were racing along = street mort Invest with
carriages containing small children. Their
principal amusement consisted in pushing
The TehIcicS violently from them ID Sc
which would beat" In this interesting
contest one of the carriages, turning sud
denly, struck the curb, and the occupants
stout little girl of two years-was thrown
against the stone and received a severe con-
fusion above the left temple. Had the in
jury been an inch lower the child m ght
have been killed. The intelligent nurse,
with TIE view OF removing the dirt from the
child : face. rubbed The aBrJdel surface with
her anon, ard was procee ding on her way
when tWO Ueiph' O~S turred her hOmeward
and reported the circumstances to the pa
rents. EERITAS.
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TRoCBLE IN THE BEAR FANILY-To-
day, Mr. A. h Brown hIeI a bill Tor Jivnrca
an the name of Jennie Bear agt. Myer Baar
complainant states that ~he was married 10
respondent on the 9TH September IS7i nv
Rev. l. Stern, of The WashingtOn Hab-sry
Congress alton, and they lvei together n ri
November 9th tOllOTing. when he dsSe..faI
her, having r;st Il treated her.
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE GBEAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH. WEST, EoRTHWcsr 4 sourHwz sr
June 14ths 1877.
Am. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t.Sg-BaltimOTe and Msy Stations
lPoint Of Rocks aad Nay stations. via Se.
J:so-White Sulphur q Valley Spring. E.,rs.
makes no stops between Wsshinxto5 Gas
T:sS-'St. Louis, Cincinnati, Chics-o ard Pin.
burg Lxrress. (Esssrssowu except Snu
s:oo-EBaltinore Express
t:l0-Piedmynt, StrssJuTg, winchester, E...-
town, Point Of Rocks and Way statiops
e;So-New York, PhIladelphis, Boston sno Bslr.
s:OO-'Bsitmore and Way Stations. ION sunl..
~ Connects for AnDspolisJ
lg:00-Bai;more Express.
I2:lo-saitimore, Ellcott Olty, Annapolis and VS.,
l:ao-New YORK and PhiladeI phis, Baltimore e.,
press. (0n Sunday TO Baltimore only stos-
ping at al stations and connects for Fred
3:s0-Baltimore aud Way ssatsous.
l:Sc-Raltln0re and Laurel Kxprecs. etop. az
bladeusburs. Frederick, via Relay.
<:SS-Point Of Books, Frederick, Hagerssoun
Winchester and Way Stations.
4:l0-'8altimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
S:30-'Phiisdelphis. Norfolk and Ia timore Pas
sensers Tor Norfolk takes In the cars a.
S:sS--Cticsgc and Columbus Er press win.
~ chester AID HaserstO~n, except Sunday
ISo-.Rsltimcre knyrees.
T:S5-.Baitimore and Nsy Stations.
80 Point Of RCcss and AZ Stations, act O.
politsn branch.
ie:00-'Ses York, Philadelphia and Baltimore KE-
--'DsiT Other train. ds,iy, srcep, Sunday,
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CLOTHING.

Autumn Items
HAVING INFERENCE
TO GENTLEMEN's HABILIMENrs.
PREFACE
All the goods referred 20 in this announcement
are OF our own manufsc iure fact that gives rs q
thorough know ledge Of all ths materials used aud
our positive assurance that all goods are vel
shrunk aid that the general get mp is reliable and
good.
Tim FIRST
DRESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
In this department. we have displayed a magnificent
line RS sSoSI G"PRrisiTs FIJI onSsSs
AWAY SUITS. and Suits aptro-
pirate for al crdh arv dress
occasions made in mot 50
Perb STYLE, with best
rimm ngS, fabrics
used being the
FINEST GRADES
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GxRaAS
BBoADJLOTHS,
AND TIKI
NEWEST AND FINEST GRADES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH DIAGONALs.
1TEd SECOND.
BUSINESS SUIT DEPARTMENT.
In our Bu-I1ess Suit g. NEST W. have certainly
the ha ds EIent. a probably tire ! rsast. eS1tb,-
tin e STYLES in TIE District, al the novelties m
PtG'H. ldHt y and lItjiaIg patrer.s are ernbracsf
mad" aitss III. n - fsshior bull tins. al in
a~ay that will c mp-Ie fayaTstly with any Me-
chant Tailor : work IL the District.
CONCLUSION
Before supply irc yo1raeyes with Clothing for the
season pay a Nisll to our llnnrnz. -srlt-
lshwent. We confident of oar
abby TO please Jon WITH any
STYLE of goods desired
EABLE BROTHERS,
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHIERs,
oct26-tr Corner SeCeFsth aud ID streets.
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District Governments Affairs.

TIE mayor OF FeTnandina, F.a.. has sent
an appeal 10 the District Commissioners for
aid IN keeping the well from starving aud
the sick supplied wits neCeSSaTies in that
fever stricken city. Tae Commissioners will
prompt forward any moneys contribute Z.
The District Commissioners to-day par
dODed Sidney Henry an inmate OF the Wash
ingtOn Asylum Also, Charles StHfrie3 g.
Who was committed TOR vagTaucy.
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THE POWER OF THE BOARD

THE POWER OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH TO ABATE NUIsANCEs Editor
t'dr.-I beg TO be allowed 10 Correct the
statement that l have given Ghe opinion
that the Board of Health has not the right
to abate certain unquestiC,nably noxious
things, as has been Zone heretofore.
When called mp the subject in the board,
carefully explained thai / had formed no
opinion on the subject, but that, avowing the
correctness Of an opinion expressed by Judge
Lawrence, and published as well as paid for
by the board, / thought IL proper TO examine
carefully the ordinance and practice as to the
abatement of the evils referred 70. / related
how my attention had been called to the ques-
ton whether those evils were such "nut-
sances" as the board has power 10 abate or
cause to be abated; and carefully expressed
my wish TO do nothing tending To curtail the
proper Jurisdiction of the board OF which
sTn a member and the legal adviser. The
whole matter was referred 10 the ordinance
committee, OF which am the chairman, but
of which the other member is a medical
man-Dr. Bliss. But for the necessary ab-
seuce Of my colleague, as physician TO Sen
afOr Morton, the report OF that committee
which ii would be now improper to autici-
pate would have been ready on some day of
last week. Perhaps IL cannot now be ready
before Friday, though l shall endeavOr TO
have IL ready earlier. X b. WARDEN.
Monday, October %. 1SIT
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q f. q IL q T. TO w ".

ACCIDENTAL SHOoTING-AllenS Sullivan,
an emplOye in the Arlington National Gem
eteTy and a resident of Roslyn, Va, while
on his way home Saturday night stopped on
with Isaac BranZell, the toll receiver, a pistol
was brought out by him and he accidentally
discharged its load. the ball passing thrOu "a
the neck of Sullivan. DrS. Ritchie, Kelly
and Mcleod were sent for and Sullivan wa
sent 10 the station house aud afterwards sent
to his home. The wound, though serious, is
not necessarily fatal.
SUDDEN DEATH Thomas Johnson, en-
gagged IN hiking window in a bar-rOOm on
Bridge street, al 1910 p. 10. to day, fell in
lit, and expired almost instantly.
GRAIN ARRIVED.-BOlt ThraSher. with
eco bushels wheat, 100 do. oats, ~ do. rye. IN
Hartley Bro; 500 bushels oats TO H. NJ
Talbot. Boat Hattie Il Bessie, with 5 LOO
bushels wheat TO Hartley Il Bro. Boat Lou
dom, with $500 bushels wheat to same, aud
leo bushels do. to II. NJ. TALBOT Boat
Wheeler i Barron, with 800 bushels whea.
80 do. corn 10 I'll VI. Talbot; 1,'Hl bushels
wheat to Harley & Bro. Boat r. V. White.
with % bales hay 10 II. VI. Talbot. Boa.
NJ. Thomas. with 1850 bushels wheat, l.E1l
do corn, Is hhis Hour. 10 J. q & j. VI. Va
teTs Tie following los of Whe u were sold
Oh Chang to-day: G25 bushels ar SILL -
az -. 10 AZ La y $50 at T. Is a. 1.is. Il
at l.45 500 ~ ia, $40 az 10, co at 10, - a
! -, I5h AT 81, 90 at ] 56 - AT 10. $50 a
I i =! 3. al Isl. $50 at lis. fj0 at l.I5% %
al 90, it4 at i-4j lSj at LIS, 40 at Is !, =
at ~ = 80 a La, 3 100 at ID. coo at Ii6H
To Fo"g ANDHUNBLE sIite with the ricl an 4
I"S 1ut, md IN ~. Bulls G.. uSn syrup IA t. e,
re- cad tsus fri-Ed Price &c. isrse size. 20
"CEEAT BEEDS OF G9E Tt MIN DIR.
IS Has ". FOWLER, at = uGgTy 'hLrCn, ., r
Ter - "a arG - streets, u-x. THUESDA, w.
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MEDICAL, &c.

ShTlsFAt TON A p1,itiye cure; 81 pa
>, bottle fS.paIed according 90 the Origins,
FenLsyi, sIis avenue. Consultation free. Oot2j-lm'
he. LEos, The Oldest EstsbIishsd aaa 5uly Re-
- liable La1es pap stefan m the City. can be con-
suited every Tuesday, " Wednesday and saturday, At
20. 500 OH street 4. W from 10 8 O'Clock Al
Female Complaints quickly cured. Ufice and Resi-
dence, 3 Monroe street, Baltimore. ooIs In
nB. RICoRDs EssENCE OF LIFE restores
shattered constitution In four weeks from whstever
cause arising. Failure in posstble. Beware Of adj
yertisers no offer 30 called Free Prescrr lions that
are useless and nnsiiy prove roin0usly expensive.
hateyer hiss merit Eusf cost o fair price. q psR
case. eent BY ex pres anywhere. Sole Agent, DR..
yos; yAoenks, University Place. New YORK.
nR. A. q. TBASsEAU, After more man tsensy
NsroH, and SEES diseases, az privste disessss and
diseases OF women. Well ceffied Case treated by
letter. Private Offices, No. 10 Sth street, four
doors shove Patent Once. Hours, j. q. N, ana
tp.m. nsr0lv
SPECIAL NOTiOR-Dr. ROBERfsON can b
once 9SI street, between Oh and lSIL, from 70
D. m. on oil Diseases OF the Urlnary organs ara
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and seminal Weak
cay, Nervous Tremblfng, Falpitation Of the Heers,
pfncsa Of Sight OF 6iadinoss, Indigestion, 40, &os
all resulting from abuses in youth. excesses IN msn-
and Syphilis Quickly cured. DR.. B. Is $ nstive q
baltimore, with years pesfsnce IN sDtia rreo-
tice, endorsed By the leading physcsDs Of bis city:
ys,ts WsshinEtoa ever w.dnssaar .aa sS,rf ~
above Diseases viii oIId t % thoi, i1ters.t 20 ell
upon him, no will insure honorable snd scfentf1c
treatment, and a cure guarantee IN every cess =
ead.ng physcis1s cf Bslfsnore and sho~ tsrtsrs q
sssf1monias from me Oail OF ADJ 20 above,
or 10 10 south entsv strset. bssnoe- eer9-O
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w. ~
IN o w n u Y:
FINE kSsnRTNFST ~
READY MADE SHIFTS
For GentIansp and youtb
r,o,, e,N
A y Az "b'
READY MADE COATS
N'
With Vests m Match NJ
~ s
And other nat,erns
From SI5 inward
READY MADE oyrRCoaTs
Eor G.n,,suan And yor.h
unusnsI care has been ,aksn IN ,bo ,re,,r,.,o, 20
le feSuS made STOCK u season, ano most Oh II has
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~ EW BOOKS AT BALLANTYSE'S
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Memoir az Rev. Wm A Rush;
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A Bold Exploit.

The following is from the diary Of the
late Mr.. Adolphus, the barrister and his
"May 8, 1910 We Ind dinner
party, among them Mrs. Matthews md
Curran, who told m amusing story OF an
agent to a nobleman in Ireland. It was
known to som rufians in the neighbor-
hood that he had collected u large sum
for rents due to his employer. In the
middle of the night he heard thieves
breaking into his house. He jumped
out of bed, and arming himself with a
carving knife stood behind the door, and
closed it, 80 that only mi could enter at
q time, which one would be shown in the
moonlight while he remained in the
shade. Four of the thieves entered,
and were dispatched Il after another,
those without not knowing what had
happened. The fifth saw the CLEAN of
the blade in the moonlight, seized the
man, and a tremendous scufle ensued.
The agent struck several blows with his
weapon, but made no impression. He was
got down and his antagonist over him,
when feeling the knife, he found the point
was bent. He had the presence of mind to
press it strongly against the floor, SO as
to turn it back, stabbed his adversary
dead, and, as he was alone in the house
and could have no assistance till the
morning, retired to bed. He was
kniehted for the exploit. Some one
said to him: I wonder you could go to
bed while there were on the floor the
corpses of five persons whom you had
killed.? His answer was: 1T did make
me very uneasy; I could not get q wink
of sleep for nearly al hour!'"