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SHOOTING FOR THE HARNESS BADGE was con-
tinued at Benning's last saturday, The follow
Ing scores were made out OF a possible Is at
each range:-P. j. Lauritzen-sOO yards "A, 900
yards y, 1000 yards 11-total, 211. c. Fl. Laird
500 yards IS, 9G0 yards Il, 1000 yards 1-total,
yards 64-total, 2Os. The three highest scores
made so far in the match are: Burnside, 216. 214,
21S; Laird, 210, 215, 21i Scott 2O9, 30, 2l4 Lau-
r1tZen, 200, 2O4, 21I; A. A. Adee, pol, 204, POS.
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SUING FOR FEEs.-Col, Enoch Totten on Sat
urday entered suit for the recovery Of $4,000
of fees from Robert NJ. and stephen A. Doug
lass, sons of the late Senator Douglass. The
service rendered was aiding in obtaining the
SIS, 1920 recently awarded the heirs of Hon.
stephen A. Douglass for cotton destroyed on
his plantation, in Mississippi, during the war,
within the Jurisdiction OF the court, belonging
to tie defendant, which the plaintiff shall de-
Signate to the marshal
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A MILLNHR's SUICIDE BY HANGING.-Mrs. NJ.
p. Lerch, well-known mlllner and dealer In
fancy goods at No. IA 9TH street, committed
suicide yesterday morning by hanging herself
to bed post by strips OF cotton cloth. Mrs.
Ierch was about 45 years old, native Of Ger
many, but had resided here many years. For
the past four years she had shown symptoms Of
insanity, for which she had been treated both
at home and In an asylum, and it was recently
supposed that she had been entirely cured. Last
week she wrote to her husband that II any thing
happened to her he could be happy, for he had
been faithful partner. Yesterday morning
she arose rather early, but the members of her
family seeing she did not look well, advised her
to return to her room, saying they would call
her for breakfast. About 80 minutes afterwards
one OF her children went up to call her to
breakfast and found her dead, kneeling at the
foot OF the bed and her head resting in moose
OF cotton strips, which had been made fast to
the bed post. Coroner Patterson held an In
quest yesterday afternoon. The jury, after
hearing the statement OF the family, rendered
verdict that she came TO her death from sui
eide by hanging, while laboring under aberra-
ton or mind.
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MARRIAGE OF A RABBI.-Yesterday afternoon
Rev. Louis Stern, of the Washington Hebrew
congregation, and Miss Fannie Gusdorf were
united in marriage at the synagogue, on sth
street, by Rev. DR.. Sold, of Baltimore, in the
presence Of large congregation. The syna-
gogue was decorated with flowers and trailing
vines, and suspended over the desk was the
monogram of the parties with words in Hebrew
signifying "good luck" At 81 O'Clock the we'd
ding party was ushered In by the singing of a
Hebrew marriage hymn, by q choir of %
voices, under the lead of Prof. E. H0ler, with
organ accompaniment by Prot: Hayden; The
ushels, MessTs. S. YOung,J. Gotthelf, D. Straus,
and Lewis A. Gusdorf, cousin Of the bride, pre-,
ceded the wedding party as they passed up the
aisle, and were received by the officiating
rabbi, Rev. DR.. B. Sold, of the Hanover street
synagogue, Baltimore. The party consisted OF
Adolf Stern, brother of the groom, Mrs. Good
man, the groom and bride. and Mr. and Mrs. B.
GusdOrf, the parents of the latter. The cere-
mony was prefaced with an eloquent and feel
Ing address by DR.. Sold to the contracting par
ties, and was very Impressive. A brilliant re-
cept1on was held at the residence Of the brides
parents last evening, and the happy pair left
on the 1915 train for New York and Niagara
Falls. Their future home in this city has been
handsomely furnished by the members of the
congregation.
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THE GRAND JURY to-day returned hills or in.
d1ctment against VIM. Pope, for the murder Of
John F. Butler, by shooting him on the 3lst OF
August last; Lydia Barber, larceny of $500 from
Henry ROchat: Edward Green alias John Smith.
larceny Of boat, &C., worth SIS, from W. and
G, Cumberland
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latto woman, named Lizzie Moore, an Inmate of
q dtsreputable house on 18th, between g and n
streets northwest, had been suffering pain yes.
terday evening, and taking several ten-dron
doses Of laudanum, without effect, she remark
ed that she would either cure or Kill herself
and retired TO her room and took the entire
contents OF the bottle, about an ounce DR.. WAL
ter rendered medical AID and by means OF a
stomach pump removed the poison and saved
her life,
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MILE BRuN has opened at No. 1886 st. NV.
lessons In French by new method, which has
promises TO be more so now, The chief advan-
fage OF her method Is that 1t enables any one to
overcome the obstacles which prevent them
nom speaking French with facility. She also
gives private lessons, and offers one free to in
troduce her system, For further details see
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THE CASE OF WIDOW OLIVER AGAINST EX-
SENATOR SIMON CAMERON came up in the Court
In General Term this morning, on motion
failure to pint the record. Messrs. Peter and
Darneille appeared for the widow, and resisted
the granting of the motion, pleading the pow
erty of the plaintiff, and saying that the Iiti-
account Of inability to prosecute the case. On
an examination of the papers, the affidavit set
ting forth her tmpecunious condition was not to
be found, and the case was continued until
Monday next to allow the production OF the
depOSitiOnS
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ITALIAN OPERA AT THE NATIONAL THEATER.-
To night and tomorrow night, at the National.
will be devoted to that most popular OF all
opera. Max Strakosch's complete organization
Will produce "Faust' tonight and @Aiian to-
morrow night. Eostu oi the artistes are new
to Washington. The cast tonight will be-
Siebel; Miss Arcone, Martha; Signor Lazarini,
Valentine; Mr.. L. G. Gottschalk, Valentine; and
Monsieur Customary, Mephistophiles. Musi-
cal director, S. BehrenS.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-The Ltngard Folly
Company will appear at the Opera HOcse this
week In "Pajamas,'' new musical burlesque.
1t is described as very entertaining, and has
been remarkably successful elsewhere Miss
Dlckie LiDgard heads the cast.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The melo drama "Ken-
tuck" will be the leading attraction at the
UNCLE TOMS CABIN will be produced at the
National next Wednesday night, with Mrs. G.
G.. Howard as "TOpSy."
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CITY ITEMS.

a Verdict from the DRUG Trade.
Quirks Irish Tea Is a wonderful preparation
In all cases Of Biliousness, Headache and Liver
COMPLAINT
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, etc.. Tonight.
National Thsdter.-" Faust" by Strakosch'S
italian opera Company.
Ford's Opera Houss.-Lingard Folly Company
In Pajamas."
Theater Comique.-" Kentuck" and varieties.
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SCARF pins, rings, filled chains, at Prlgg's.

THREE HIGHwAYMRN robbed Rev. John
Aoams, eolored clergyman, on E, near North
Sapitoi street, Saturday night, OF So 10 money,
secinded place, and held revolver TO his head
until ne disgorged. He could not tell whether
been made. S''S A"'0
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THE CHARIOT COMPANY are negotiating with
the Washington and Georget own Railroad
Company for the sale OF their stables stock
and vehicles, and in day or two the sale, 1t is
expected, Will be consumated
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H-Mr. Charles s. Close. president of the
seventh National Bank of Philadelphia, died
Saturday.
az Scientific evidence shows that the ex-
ceedtngly high death rate in Dublin is caused
by diseases produced by defective drainage.
Any minister can very readily see that
the brother who has not paid his pew rent
should not throw too much JUNCTION into his
prayer.-[Quincy Arso.
~A balloon was found on the Green Bay
road, fifty miles north OF Milwaukee, Wis.,, on
Saturday, but is thought to be stray balloon
from some county fair and not the lost one ct
Prof. Wise.
- The Cincinnati industrial exposition closed
at 10 O'Clock Saturday night. The total attend
ance was 422, 622. The cash receipts will meet
all expenses and surplus OF 900 will be left.
THE Gate City Guards, of Atlanta, Ca,
were received in New York Saturday evening
by detachment of the Seventh Regiment, and
were reviewed by the mayor and aldermen.
~ Col. William B. Johnston, secretary at San
Francisco of the London and Liverpool and
Globe Insurance Companies, who was thrown
from buggy Friday, died Saturday.
- Indications point to another big fail of1,tbis
year In the receipts from the Moiett registers
In Virginia.
UThe miser ia man who lives IKE q beg.
gar because he Ia afraid Of dying luxe ono,
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HAzAEL OFF FOR EURoPE.-Among the pas
sengers of the steamer Greece which sailed
yesterday for Liverpool, was George Hazael
the English pedestrian, who in the late contest
for the Sir John Ashley belt made 500 miles
after struggle that ELECTED the sympathies
and applause OF every man who witnessed 1t.
"Wnl you be competitor for the belt next
timer" was asked. "Oh, yes; intend to come
back to New York within six or seven weeks
GOOD St n autority IS to hire the Maaison sauare
Garden again for the contest. hope he will.
AS for myself, want to prove to the people of
this city, who treated me so kindly, that am
in fact, the records lately made by RoweIl,
Merritt, and myself. Before leaving to-day
deposited $1,000 In the hands Of Mr.. Martin,
my friend and hacker, to wager upon me In the
next walk."-[N. Y. Star, 18th.
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If You WANT a first class latrobe, 60 and see
the N. Y. Social at Hamilton's and you will
have none other,
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THE FUNERAL of the late Mr.. George W. Nc
Lean. for many years assistant foreman In the
composing room Of THE STAR, took place yes
terday afternoon from his late residence, All
street, and was attended by large coRcourse
handsome walnut coffin, on which was the
insignia OF the Odd Fellows and Knights OF
PJ thias, and on and near the coffin were
the word .sresI !" cross ard other fioraI nrna.
ments. The services were conducted ct the
house by Rev. DR.. Samuel Domer, Of ST. Paul's
Lutheran church, who raid high tribute to
Sweet assisted In the services. The remains
were inferred at Glenwood cemetery, the escort
being composed OF Columbia Typographical
Union, No. 101; Calanthe Lodge, No II, K. OF
p, headed by Donch's band; battalion Uni
formed Patriarchs; Columbia Lodge, No. 10, 1.
o. o. F.; Columbian Encampment, No. l. At
the grave the fnterment was made with the
usual rites Of the several orders.
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THE LOST BALLOON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
are continually received In regard to tile mis-
sing aeronauts, but nothing comes in tangible
opinions. A st. Louis dispatch says: Some of
the friends OF Mr.. Burr are OF the opinion that
the two men were thrown out Of the balloon at
woods Of Illinois, and, the a1r-ship being thus
lightened additional bouyancy was given it,
and with wonderful speed it Travelled In the
direction n OF the great lakes; This theory ap.
those personally concerned in the welfare OF
Professor Wise and Mr.. Burr.
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SAMsTAG's GREAT AUCTION SLAUGHTER-An
Immense line OF dry goods to be slaughtered on
Tuesday morning, oct. 14th, at 10 O'Clock, at
Colley's old stand, 10I Market Space.
SAMUEL SAMSTAG. Auct
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A GIRLS SKULL FRACTURKD.-Lulu Mades,
nine years old, the daughter Of Charles Mades,
corner o. Pennsylvania avenue and Sd street,
was seriously injured Saturday afternoon by
some heavy tool used ~ timers, who had been
at work on the roof, failing upon her head and
fracturing her skull. DR.. Marsteller rendered
medical AID
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SALE OF HANDSOME Demonstrations
Bowling, auctioneer, will sell tomorrow, at 10
O'Clock, at No. 1885 stleet, a fine collection OF
black walnut household furniture,
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THE DISASTER ON TIE CENTRAL MICHIGAN
RAILROAD.-The total number Of killed by the
disaster at Jackson, Mich, on the Michigan
Central railroad Friday morning, is Is, wounded
deaths are likely to result. Among the saddest
features OF the accident were the death of Mrs.
Sparklin and her two little children of Phila-
delph1a, formerly OF Westminster, Md,) and
the finding of a family, consisting Of father,
mother and little boy, crushed under pile OF
timber, father and mother dead, and the lat
aye hf Vas yaHan fra t fe 10y, w1o was
broken leg. There were many CHASTITY scenes
In the midst Of the wreck and confusion.
Strange to say the passengers in the sleeping
coach knew nothing of the disaster until
aroused by the conductor. 1t seems from the
testimony before the coroners jury that Col
well, the yard-master, Sawyer, the switchman,
are all alike responsible, and that all were
guilty both of bad Judgment and the violation
Of the rules Of the company.
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BILL TO CANCEL RELEASE.-To-day in the
Court In General Term, the case of Jackson Bro.
q Co. against E. S. BlackwOod and others was
argued by Messrs. Edwards and Barnard for
complainant and Messrs. W. A. Maury and r. K
Elliot for Williams, defendant. This is bill
for the purpose Of cancelling a release executed
September 10th, 1876, by defendants, Chas. T,
Davis and VIM. Stlckney to Addie NJ. Sweet,
which was left for record at the Recorder OF
Deeds office m 1ut, sSth Of same month, and to
restore complainants to tner original rights as
the holders of certain promisorJ notes secured
by said deed, on the ground that the execution
of said release was Unauthorized and without
lently obtained and recorded, and the trustees
we've without power or authority TO execute the
same-the debt and interest secured by the
trust not being paid when executed and re.
corded.
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THE HARRISON CAsE.-To day, In the Pro-
bate Court, Register Webster, in the case of
Robert V. Harrison, ION the petition of Robert
c. Murphy ct al, claiming to be his heirs) took
the testimony of Susan jackson. John II. Sess-
ford, John Hudson and Elizabeth Listoa which
was reduced to writing and the cause contin-
ued.
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CARPKTs.-Largest assortment to select from.
200 styles. Towson's, Pa. av., south side. t

THE BASE BALL CHAMPIoNsHIP-The Albanys
have consented to play the two remaining
games with the Nationals, which opens
championship. The games are to be played
today and tomorrow at Albany, and
will be followed by an exhibition gam
wednesday. The Albanys have strengthened
themselves until, thinking they have certainty
OF winning the games, they consent to play. 4.
doesn't give the home nine much Of cnance,
of the Nationals was only notified last Saturday
night that the Albanys would play Off their
schedule games. The following niue will be
Trott. c.; Mack, 1b; Latham, 3D.; El'icl, So;
Mcclellan, S.; Derby. r.; Baker, CT; Houck IT,
The Albany club i'll consist of Keefe, pitcher,
Keenan,, c.; Tobln, lb.; Dunlap 2b.; Muldoon
late OF the Stars, IT.; Pike late Of the Holyokes,
CT; and Hanlan. RI.
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THE "MIsSING INGREDIENT" IN THE SELLERS
DIVORCE SUIT.-A special to the Cincinnati En-
qutrer from New York says:-"The particulars
Of John T. Raymond's (Col. Sellers) divorce
between the parties. The defendant did not
contest the suit. The principal witness,
woman, gave her testimony before a referee
withheld. The action was upon the ground of
adultry, the CO. respondent being Mary Gardner
Hemingway, of New York. The trial occu-
pied only few minutes, and "Col Sellers''
wrote to the oppo sing counsel, thanking him
for the cour, esy he exhibited in conducting the
case Mrs. Raymond, who now resumes her
south, very good looking, and tolerable good
actress She has lately been in Europe for several
months, and she and her husband have been
practically separated for year past; The real
because Raymond has been living with we'll
known actress. The woman Hemingway
was made convience Of to help on the divorce.
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Commonwealth Distrlb,
NEXT POPULAR DRAWING AT MACAULEY's THsl
TER, IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, OCT. s0TH.

Commonwealth Distribution Co.
NEXT POPULAR DRAWING AT MAcAuLEY,s THEA
TER, IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE, OCT. S0TH.
The 18th popular Drawing of the Common
wealth Distribution Co. is near at hand-the
SAN brilliant scheme, and the same unexcep-
tional manner OF draw1ng--The fdirest in the
U0rld. Tickets only 50, and all orders or COM
muncations on other subjects should be ad-
dressed to T. j. CoMMERFORD, Courier Journal
Building, Louisville, KY, or same person at No.
1913 Broadway, N. Y.
Merit Must Reap Howard.
bilious remedy. 1t only costs rs cents, ana Is
sold by all druggists.
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
we wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
NO. 9O6 street, near 9Th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European Invention, he is enabled
to DO his work in manner not to be equalled
by these not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
eIectual removal OF grease spots guaranteed |!
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishtng all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
suiting dull times.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
lotos' Soothing Syrup has been used for children
1t corrects acidity Of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and diarrh1a, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and well tried rem.
edy: 25 cents q bottle
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THE GERMAN PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM
ASSOCIATION has filed certificate OF incorpora-
ton, In which the object Is stated to be to spro-
vide, maintain and support an asylum for des-
titute orphans and half-orphans of German
parentage in the District Of Columbia, and the
following are named as directorS:-George c.
Walker, DR.. John Walter, Hugo Handler, John
Kaiser, VIM. Kettler, F. Imhoff, Casper
Schaefer, Chas. Schneider, w. Helmus, L. Ket-
tier, G. Hartig and NJ. Kraft.
CHARGE OF INSULTING LADIES. Saturday
evening Oficer O'Hare arrested q respectfully
dressed white man who was quite deaf, or pre-
tended to be, also quite nearsighted, who gave
the name OF John Williams, on the charge of
insulting ladies on the street and following
them. A Mrs. Dingle was one OF the ladies' In
suited, and came to the station house of the
fifth precinct where she at once recognized
him. 1t is said that he has been at this disre.
putable business for months past. He was late
In the evening permitted to leave collateral and
inc the coIiaferai was forfeited W,iams i fai.
ing to appear.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SHIRTs .9HEAgRR THAN EvER.-Fioes.
CANT , manner only sL76 Guarapsssa g give per
octlS-lm 1000 street northwest
PRIol LIST OF REApY-MADE SHIRTS AT
MEGINNIsS', 1909 r st. NV:
and elegant muslin. only 50 cts.
lite, only IS cts.
sS The IN RIsecspson" sht the finest resdymads
At MRaINNIsT.
oct1s zoos y ssrees MO-.
RLANKETs, CAsHHEBES.
We are making quick sales in BLANKETS. Exam
Heavy Bed Comforts, 75c. and SOC '''''
Rnre wool Black Cashmere. 45c, double width.
New shades Dress Goods IL Is,s. is an. nd 25c.
Fancy Striped and new Beaver Shawls.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
octs los BRIDGE street. GEonGETowN.
RLACK SILKS, OoLoRED sILKG
CHECKED SILKS. STRIPED SILKS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. DRESS GOODS.
GoLoRED cAs lash MERE pure wool. very fine
BLACK !s GAs y pure wool. very fine and
vi ELL g. s Il n T. all oo,or. g. s2
CARRIERS. I'll Market Space.
i S 81 u BLACK SILKS. rs. 81. 81. sl.17
e, oHS s.; q = and siSc BLACK SILKS are "sps-
q q g "A LAoEs for curtains H. To- 49,
Cloth; 81 6Sys wear pure wool. &c.
silk as *. al IS mn to- SiS embroidered with
G6ToiRED and BLAcK yELyETs very cheap
LRb Ghs0 o III sAoA sAiiSsVery cheap
pr. WARNER's HEALTH ooRsETs.
NINE. COREY, Fashionable Dressmaker up stairs.
CARTER's,
I'll Market spoce.
Extremely fns PURE WOOL BLaNK SG1H S..
NEW AND REASONABLE GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
Look at our sc. al! Wool Black CASHMERE; it is
ss /; i; s
!: " our S 81 sSMF4 nxch.
be bought in this market
LUTTRELL WINE.
sep3O 1880 Pa. ace cor. 10th st.
HEsAAyy CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. and
EDWARD Y. GINN,s,
sep25-r 11l2 street northwest.
nRAWERS.-Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
II only 6U cents Just half their value
Elegant Heavy Undershrts only 80 cents.
IRe Psse Is G Hose sef II e the Sen msrke.
Bord cred Handierchiefs. for 81 Sc cents et'
Linen III. Collars 1 for S IS oen asi iob lot
~ the "ResumptionS Shirt. made to srder. fit
warranted 0n! Ta Il e s SHIRT FACTORY.
sepAtr SIG Est. ss.sc., opp Patent Office.
DED SPREADS, 45. 60, Is, 81, $3.50
- Queen Shirt, all finished. Soc.
Wamsutta Shirt, all finished, 75c
Dress Goods, 10, 121e. Is, Csc.
Mme rs e. e. s 81
sep15tr Cor. III & r sfs. $40.
OHHTe sHIBT0!! SHIRVo!!!
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD,
sls F sTRkET NoRTHWRsr.
The Acme Unfinished Shirts eta
The Peerless Unfnished Shirts. 80 Sss
The Peerless Finished Shirts cta
Boys Shirts unhnished, so Cts. !; fnished. 65 ctA
E k1ns sf s SSa sca,f 70 g. worth o.
Bsst Dress Shirts made e order. in most elegant
ssp2 s4d g. .sc.. s ePp F1ssas Sm
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ALLEGED CoLoRED BURGLARS COMMITTED
This morning in the Police Court, Judge Smell.
the two colored burglars named Tolman Lee
and Edward Alexander, who broke into the
store OF VIM. T. Atkinson, No. POI Pennsylvania
avenue, on tne nigns OF ane sun inst. ana carried
OF calico, all worth $50, were arraigned and
after full hearing the court sent the cases to
the grand jury. They were both committed In
default of $500 bonds
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LOTTERY POLICY CAsEs-In the Police Court
to-day, in the case Of Geo. Fillebrown, charged
with selling lottery policy numbers Mr. Coyle
was granted. In the case Of Geo. q. Bundei.
similar charge, Mr.. Coyle stated to the court
that the complaining witness could not be
lound, ana ne had reason to suppose that he
prOSeOui o
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"A SCHOOL OF CooKERY.-We would call atten-
Ton to the very useful work which Miss Juliet
poses to undertake.. under fine auspiceS of a
Gommlttee composed OF Dr. ChaS. Warren, Dr.
Hicn marc Joseph, A. S. Solomons, esq, Mrs. Jane
Y; hitI ana Mrs. 8. A. M. Garfield. This com.
mlIlee Is cooperating with the board of trustees
OF the industrial Home School. Miss Corson's
tame "a 1e as teacher Of cookery Is guarantee as
70 the quanty OF the Instruction given. Many
est In the proposed course Of lessons. we hone
they VIII be the first step in the establishmei,t
OF permanent school Of cookery n this city,
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Merit Must Reap Reward,
and so 1t is with Qsti7ks Irish Tea, the seat
bilious remedy. 1t only costs rs cents, ana is
sold by all druggists.