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THR CONRTa.-

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Chapllne agL Taylor; submitted.
Wright agt. Hook; argued and Judgment for
defendant. Miller agt keyser; hearing COM
menced.
To day, Charles E. Rice was admitted to the
BAR on the report of the committee. Miller
agt. Keyser; argued. Carusi's executors agt.
Carter; do. Mathews ADMINISTRATIVE act. aid
win; settled. Adjourned until Monday.
EQUITY CouRT-Juhg2 Cor
Yesterday, Clark 'agL Zeller; submitted.
Dowlirg agt Boucher; exceptions overruled
ana receiver discharged. Davis agt. Davis and
w inter- agt. Winter; testimony ordered taken.
In re Larner: referred to auditor. Carter agt.
Jones. White agt. White, Shoemaker aSt.
f. 5. & I. co. agt. Eaton; trustee appointed to
convey. OConnor agt. Murphy; temporary
injunction issued.
To-day, Burcheil agt. Federal Fire Insurance
Co.; demurrer sustained. Douglass agt. Lewis:
appearance Charlton agt. Himber: trustees
pond approved. Mcintosh agt. Cissell; bill
dismissed as to certain defendants conditions
any. grippe agt Terrell; injunction denied. :
POLICE CoURT-Judge S1sell.
To-day, George Warwick and John Dunovan,
disorderly In the county; forfeited collateral
John G. May, ebstructing the street: 81 or /!
GAYS VIM. Starr, vaSrancy; bonds or 90 days
IN the orkh0uSe. Godfrey and Randall keep
ing nVe unlicensed billiard tables: S55-apeeal
noted. Mary Douglass. larceny OF three table
cloths, one dozen napkins. al ics-cream freezer
and several articles OF table ware from Frederick
+. eund; 60 days In jail. VIM. II. HAYS larceny
OF some sugar and bread from Frederick Freun i:
$40 or 80 days in jail. B5echman Singetary.
as Sanlt on Elizabeth Cissel; 81. Samuel Burgee
Ofeited collateral. ChaS. Jackson larceny: s.
Jane nodson, assault on Celia CANT; s. or 5
Ga} iG Jail.
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALES.-YeSterday afternoon
Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, sold for joseph
Pearson. executor Of Robert l. Mcpherson. part
OF lot IS. In Holmead's addition, QOx54) on the
southwest corner OF Montgomery and Olive Sys,
Samuel Howard was the purchaser. at S995.
Also part lot Al. In Old Georgetown (27x76.Sl
improved by a brick building, on west side Of
Market space, to Mrs. Laura A. Pearson, for
$40
DEATH.-Mrs. Lavinia Cross daughter of Mr..
Charles Homiller, died at her fathers residence
yesterday afternoon after long illness.
TIE COAL TRADE.-THenty-1our boats lett
Cumberland Wednesday with 2. 1GS. II tons of
coal as follows: For Georgetown-CousoIidatt
Co., 55S.01 tons; Maryland Co., 6S5 10 tons; Bor-
den Co., 90 tons; Georges Creek Co., 2S6 6S
tens; Piedmont Co.. Iii tons; Blaen Avon Co..
1l502 tons. For AleXandria-American Co,
569.l tons; New Central Co., 235. Is tons.
GRAIN.-Arrived boat Whiting, with 5000
bushels Of wheat.
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District Democrats.
TIE QUESTION OF CLUB REPRESENTATION IN THE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

THE QUESTION OF CLUB REPRESENTATION IN THE
CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
The conference of representatives Of a num-
Der of the Hancock and English clubs of the
District, called originally to secure representa-
ton In the central committee, met at Associa-
ton hall last evening, Mr.. J. B. Wilson pre-
siding and Mr. Guy II. Thompson secretary
The North Washington, Tenth District. Jeffer-
son. Fifteenth District. Jackson. Young Mems
and Georgetown Hancock and English cluos
were represented. Before the last-named club
was enrolled, Mr.. H. T. Taggert said that they
Old net wish to antagonize the present commit
tee. but they favored the organization OF some
committee in which the clubs would be repre-
sented. The powers OF the proposed organza-
ZION were discussed. and a resolution was Of
tered by Mr.. Taggert and adopted, that the
formation Of the proposed central body repre-
seDting the democratic organizations OF the
District is intended solely to advance the inter-
ests Of the democratic cause by bringing into
closer union the active working body OF the
democratic citizens of the District OF Columbia
embodied in the membership OF said clubs, and
Is not intended to encroach upon the rig ltful
party privileges and prerogatlveS Of any bod
now IL existence"
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THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
Naiionat M1nts ra and short Lin. 20 the
and Southwest.
'afe esf 1--we sSRTday Nay 2gd !sSS at 80 PM
=. 5Oo m-baitlmcre. Ellicott City AID Way Sta
6:5o m.-tBstiuore Express
6:h5 a n, Hslumore. Annapolis and way. CPled-
mont, strssbufs. Winchester. Hsgersto Va. Frede-
$40 .m..e int Of Rocks and way .t.tions
$50 hn.-Staun'un and Va. Springs Express.
80 a. m;-new York, Philadelphia. Bos on snd
Bann ore Exlress. Paricr car TO Nes York and
;: 9ooa :m:-+on sunday only-Ba'tmcre. .nnapo-
gao a mist. Louis. Chicago. Cslumous and
Pittsburg II press t8onnccts Tor HlSerstown and
cinnaIi and louisville daily; GraftoH to sandusfy
1000 q N -Baltimore Express, Stops at Bladens-
pnrs' Coilees BeItsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis juno
1910 p Baltimore. Annapolis. Elicit City
l35 p.m.-tBalt more and Laurel Express.
~ p m-tOn Snndsy Only. BsltiInors aud Way.
2:SO p.m.-New York. Philadelphia AID Boston
$50 p.m.-Baltiuore and Way Stations Cwin-
chester, Frederick. Hagerstown ana Way. via be-
1 so p m.-Batimore. Bladensbarg and Laurel
cypress: Frederick. via ke'ay. stops at Annapolis
i :35 y rn.-tPoint of Rocks. Frederick, Hssers-
to Point Of Ke css sad way stations only. o"HIAS
4 40 PM Baltimore. Annapolis and Way Sta
$40 p.m.-tcl icsSo and Columbus Express.
Sleeping cars 10 CE.cago daily.
5:45 p m.-tPlilsdelphia and Baltimore Fxprees
Stops at Baoens burg and Laurel
Cos p.H.-toint OF Rocks and Way Stations.
GAS m.-tBslrimore and Way Statinrs
80 J. m.-BELTINOhE AND LAUaEL Ey-
PRESS.
$50 p.m:-tst. Louis Cincinnati, Chicago ana
Pittsbnrg Express. Qirtsburg. except Sunday
Sleeping cars to st Louis and PittsburR
$3.50 ?. m. baltimore, Blsdensburs and Laurel
Express. ~ Se-
l6;l6 p.m.-tNEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA.
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS s,cepins
car 70 new York. and special sleeping TO Phlla-
tDaily. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington stst,on aud
Cos 6l9 and Corner l4th and Pennsyl vsn,a avenue.
where orders will be taken for baggaEe 20 DO
checked apd received at any point in the city
W. M. OIL MINIS, Master of Trausoortstion.
i: d. COLI, General Ticket Agent
CLIO. 3. KOUETZ. General Agent
Q. 4 LORD. General Passenger Agent myl7
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BISHOP A. CLEVELAND COKE vehemently de-
nounceS the passion play at Ober- Ammergau.
At best" he says in the Independent, what IS
IL but fearful Undertaking. of what we are TO
behold by faith? Is it conceivable thai s..
Paul would have acted In such scene as that
or oer-Ammergau? over the awfnI scene
hours Gid Mercy hide the suffering Redeemer
frem those who crucified him. For those who
1end that veil and gaze upon the mimic spec
tacle let me say, heartily: "They know not
what they do"
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 555 pm. and
extiDguIShed at 40 am.
See notice OF special train TO the church deil-
cation at Ammendale next Sunday.
Journey tdilOrs union members. See advt-
Last evening Detective Acton arrested VIM.
Boyd, colOred, having In his possession pack
eye OF proyisioDs-meats bread. sugar &c,-
Soltn from Mr.. F. Freund, c0nfectIoner. by one
CT his female servants He subsequently ar
rested the woman, and both prisoners We're
locked up for hearing.
The marriage OF MIR. Thomas 2 Stephenson
ard Miss Clara Il. White. daughter OF Captain
joseph White. OF the steamer George Leary,
took place "Wednesday night, at The residence
OF the brides father.
The National Rifles met last night-Lieut.
BaSSett In the chair-and elected MeSSrS- Az
thoDy Buchly ana Thomas SOmerVille honorary
members Messrs j. C. Addison. W. r. Magr1-
der and Dering Fosdick were appointed a con-
mittee TO arrange entertainments
The trial or j. s. II. johnson, indicted for the
murder or j. II. johnson. has been fixed By the
Criminal Court for Nov. 18th.
The funeral of the late Lloyd Harper the ven
cradle sexton OF 81, Johns church, who diei
Wednesday, took place from the church this
afternoon. he was 81 years old, and had served
as sexton OF st. johns for eight years He C .lna
here from Troy. New York.
The GOCb!C- sheet STAR viii be issued tO-rnOr-
row. Advertisers will please send In their orders
early.
A disorderly crowd last night attacked the
house OF Mr.. Smith. near the fair grounds. and
the widows and doors were broken IL. No ar
rests were made.
Charles Young is the name OF the OH soldier
and inmate Of the Soldiers Home, who was
Knocked down, about O'Clock p 70. on the 6ti
inst, While lear the Eagle gate leading 10 the
grounds, and robbed OF $500 by 4 man named
Michael O'IauI1, also az inmate OF the Soldiers
Home as stated in yesterdays STAR. Informa-
ton Was Withheld from the police of this Occur
renee until II a.m. yesterday. In the meantime
the assaiiant escaped.
Mr.. !. 7. Morse has, for George Henderson
ara hiJCen others OF Louisiana, filed a bill
agaiEsI Robert Alison and twelve hers of
Glasgow. Scotland, and other places, for a re-
CtlVtr. The parties are interested In q de-
cree or the district court OF Louisiana under act
or Congress OF JuLe 22d, 1862 Tor the adjust
meEt or private land claims In Louisiana. Flor
da AID Missouri. and the object is that a re-
&c yer may receive TIE land script from the Ind
Office and divide the same.
Major Zimmerman, Of the District artillery.
states that hereafter all saiutes fred by hin
VIII De On the monument lot; that had he baeD
made aware OF the Illness OF the child OF the
correspondent whose letter was published In
estHTday s STAR, he would have Changed his
position whore 1t could have done 10 injury.
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aU2l-2n
Gas COchING STOVES.
RAILROADS.
THE GREAT

Is SH THE GREAT SSA
Double Track. Steel halls.
rr.,s lFSES sSfY gS5h 1873 sS5'IrnrSr
For Pittsbufs aud the est, 90 n., witS sleep
ing Cars 70 louisville and ChicaEa; 70 40 .. m.
Cincinnati, st Louis AMI Chicago: 80 D. m
B dsIIlyi Nite Falase Car pn e P,ttsougs
For osnandaisu VA, Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara,
With Pa,lor Car to Watkins and the North. at
excerpt Saturday. with Palace Cars to Canaan
For William spl IT Lock Haven and Ehnira, at 10 :4O
For New York ana the East 10 40 An. 2:lO and
lG 40 p. M Dn sunday, 10 0l D. IN. Limited
hNpress of Pullman Parlor Cara. 80 a. M.
For IsI r sk gIGe' syhd ~ ,b-ou, =.
Ssrsey Cry with boats OF Brolk.yn Annex.
10, dc uble f.rrisse scross New York city.
For PhiladeI hia, l0:41 m, 10. 8 40 aud 10 90
E1presesn SSsGd'y 40 ,,a aud x Il 90 m Limited
For f5SSit 90 60 SO 80 1870 a. m. and
sunday, $50. 10 40 a. N, 40. 8 50 AID 1000
For P9pe's Greek Line. GAO a IN. AMI 80 pm.
Fer Annapolis. 6 40 a. N and 40 p. IA diiy. ex-
ALEXsNDRIA AND FREDERIUKsBUa &c RAIL
g SAf VI, a. ALs :, Ria AMI wASaiNd-
aud Il 50 M m. 6n sa a a. = Pad aaa
For Richmond and the South. 7 an daily, and
-. 20 =, M daIy except sunday
am. II 80. 5, 8. and 9 'l5 . N All II rid
niSLt. o<sunday ct and 10 4 m. and 3 :0S
Tcsets. Information, sleeplnS and parlor car ac-
commcdatons can be procured al the Offices north
nUe, northeast corner 6 h and Peunsy wanna ave-
nue.. and at the depo where orders can be left for
.ne cbeckine o. baggage to destination from hotels
p. FARMER: General PASSENGER Agent.
H. ~ f.aFnar.
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FRIDAY -...........O October -. lSSO.
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusemeufs. &C.. Tonight.
National TTte0ier.-"The Tourists In the Pull
man Palace Car"
FOrdrS Ope1d HOltse-''A Flock of Geese"
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cure ever INTRODUCED 1Or headdChe.
WHEN you propose buying suit of clothes,
do not limit yourself to an exact expenditure
as one or two dollars above your estimate may
prove profitable investment. Although you
expect to wear the suit but one season, bear in
mind that good articles keep color and shape
better than inferior ones. 1t costs as much to
make up one as the other. My business suits
range In price from $40 to s20 and always
prove satisfactory to purchasers.
GEO. c. HENNING. 40 Seventh ST.
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CITY ITEMS.
Rev. Style Fall Hats,

New style FAN Hats.
Gents Broadway silk hats, Qatest}, 81 and s.;
Dunlap and other new stiff hats;
Soft fur hats. from S1.50 70 81;
Mems and boys Cigarette hats:
Best soft and stiff "dollar hats out
All the new styles boys and chtdren's soft
ard Stiff hats, for dress and school from 500. 70
$3.50, at Lewis, 900 It'll ST., between and X sts
NV.
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REPUBLICAN MEETISGs.-The Towpath club
net a. the So. Cloud building last evening. Ma
jor Richards in the chair and W. A. Short sec
rotary. Louis Galleskl signed the roll. Mr..
Hopkins reported that 81 900 had been sub
scribed TO the Campaign fund and a proper dis
position made OF it. The Maryland republi-
cans met last Light at veteran hall, Mr. Widds-
cOmOe Ia the Chair and Mr. Kline secretary. ana
passed resolution tnStTucting the finance COM
mittee TO get up list OF MarylanderS in the
District who are going home 70 vote the reDuo-
ncan ticket. lt was also resolved that list or
an me Maryianders In the District employed IN
government service be prepared Pro-
fessor John NJ. Langs.on, tnit9d States
minister TO Hayu, delivered stirring soaes-1
over MY employ Is CT the Go yernma II
PI1nung ONCE met last night and Organized q
Company OF Boys in Blue With c. H. Me5seDgar
IS captain. colonel Hart. commanding She Co.
btZs or the new company made ronsing
spetehes. At the meeting OF the Young Me S
central Garfield and ArthjIr CLUB last eVealDg
william u. Noss was unanimously elecIed pre- -
dt nj, William ). Appieraan vice president lut,
AIoeTt y Dewey secretary Tor the ensu. ag
term.
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DRY GOODS.

SHlhTS! SHIRTS u
Brne's SHIRTS, the cheapest.
Brlne's GENTS NIGHT STII ATS, the LONGEST.
Brins's CNnFRWEAR. the best.
B6ne.s UMBRELLAS, the strongest
BTlne's &c "a az 9.
MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS NOT
SATISFACTORY.
sef-nes surements mailed free.
j. B. BRINE.
435 18th 81. n.v..
oct6 Washington. ID. @.
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ANsIsseulcnfs A-c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-'The Tourists" are
drawing very large and fashionable houses They
give more genuine fun In a shorter time than
any company that has visited Washington for
many day. Messenger as Little Eva is actually
and metaphorically immense.
FoRD'S OPERA HOUsE.-The Opera House with
its FLICK Of Geese" is receiving weli-deServed
patronage. They give a very amusing enter
talnment. Only two more evening perform
anceS and matinee.
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EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD, SIS month. 11o4
18th street.

A DIVORCE BILL was filed yesterdly by MRS
Belva A. lockwood, for Mary v. Rowe against
Edward s. Rove. The parties were married
May %, 1870, and she charges that about five
years since he was diSpreaSed by her walking
out with one Emma Sweet, on which occasion
ne abused her badly, and that about three years
SINCE he began TO pay attention TO one Emma
BIown, which led ultimately to his deser.ion OF
OF the children is also sought
az nold snose sunering nom hoarseness, coughs
VI eVius saouio take d.. Bulls cough syrup. I
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marked in plain figures.

ALL varieties of the best oysters are to be
found at Harvey d HoldenS
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One Prize

ELEGANT FRENCH TEXTURES.
RICH SATIN BROCADES.
SILK PLUSHES FOR TRIMMING.
STRIPED AND BRoCADED NELNETS.
pOMPADOUR BROCADES FOR GARNITURE.
LATEST NOEELIIES IN DRESS GOODS.
BLACK AND COLORED EELNETS. al! prices.
SURAH SILKS, IN BLACK AND COLORS.
SATIN SERAI, SATIN DE LYON.
SCOTCH PIAIDS, ''all the new effects"
PLAIN AND TWIILED NAVY BLUE SCITINGS.
NEW PARIS CL0AkS AND JACKETS.
ANTIQUE IL NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
TABLE LINENS. NAPKINS AND TOWELS.
SHAKER tLANNELS, BLANKETS.
FANCY HOSIERY MERIN0 UNDERWEAR.
PERlN0T KID GLOVES, G. 2. CORSETS.
CHUDDA AND BERLIN SHAWLS.
ALL THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
sB-ONE PRICE ONLY.
PERRY & BROTHER,
enn. ave-, cor. 9th st.
Established 1910. oct2
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LEASE OF A VALUABLE RESIDENCE.-The RESI-
dence OF Gov. Swami. No. S23 18th street h ,s
eeen rented by Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown TO
setator a. P. German. OF Maryland, for tnrt e
years nom November LIST. This is one of the
most elegant private dwellings in the city, hly-
ing been constructed at great expense, with
sptcia! reference to the wants OF parties giving
receptions and entertainments The demand
lor f1rst-ciass residences is greater this season
tban ever. QnltGa number OF wealthy families
ICm the north have secured houses for the sea
son, and others have taken quarters at the
hotels - ~
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NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.

NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
HANDKERCHIEF PLAIDS.
BROCADE SILKS AND VELyFTS.
SATIN DE LYON, IN BLACK AND COIORS.
BARGAINS IN BLACK VELVET AT 81 50 AND "a
CHOICE DRESS GOODS FROM AUCTION.
BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
lac doz. Extra Heavy LINEN NAPKINS at 81. 50
100 doZ. sXtra Besvy LINEN NAPKINS at 81 90.
leo doz. S-4 LINEN NAPKINS at s.; 90.
So doZ "a LINZ n NAPKINS ct 81 80.
GERMAN HAND-LOOM DAMASKS IL 81
"a az 10 4-the best goods in the market
PUCK 1OWLL', Pare Linen, 81 80. S2.OO
and $500
BLANKETS AT OLD PRICES. QUILTS.
Full STICK Of ANTIQUE CURTAINS.
W. NJ. SHUSTER s. SONS,
90 Penna. avenue.
One Price, oct2
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IMMENSE STOCK
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY q o OBS
Finest quality fURE vooL FRENCH DRESS
garnet, &c, &C., only 81, worth 50c
Large size double White BLANKETS. 81. g. SO,
50 up TO SlU.
Pure White TABLE DAMASK. so, 62. IS, 81. 81.
Pure Wool. wide double width Black CASH
MERES, 37H.
Colored OASHMERES. all Pure Wool. 25.
BLACK SILKS. BLAUK SILKS
The best and cheapest in the city. our 81. 81. .
anc 81 SO Black ii lks are SPECIAL BARGAINS.
LADIES CL0AkS, LAlIhs' CL0AkS!
CARTElpS,
III Market Space.
Colored SATINS redacei to 7t. Excellent White
WOOL Flannel, 20 Piano Covers. very large assert
ment. Nottingham Lace for curtains, l28 to 81.
BLACK Gas hneTe Shawls- Black Grape and Craze
hells. special bargains in Black C.shme-es, so,
-, 20, 81, 81. Black Taniise. Black Cape Cloth.
Black sir Warp Henriettt. Immense sssortn ent
OF Cloth fer men and boys wear, Is tn 81 81
"ausutta, tie Lest Cotton in the world. only 10.
CARTEItS,
Gets 5ll Market space.
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Your Boys Will BE Pleased With
the style.
And you will be pleased with the price Of our
Fall Suits
NOAH WALKER q Co., Tail0rs and Clothiers
Wins 6l5 Pennsylvania ave-
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"a WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL a5c
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FANCY HOSIERY.
SHAWLS, SKIRTS, KID GLOVES.
NEW DRESS GOODS IN CLOTH SHADES.
SATINS AND PLAIDS FOR TRIMMING.
FINE TABLE LINENS. so, 65. rs, s7K.
GOOD QUALITY LINEN NAPKINS. 81.
TYLEB 4 CHEWNIN6,
(Late Clerks with Perry l. Bro.,,
oct4 Obs 9TH Ut. NV.
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L0DILLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC-the great es
cure ever introduced for headache.
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REAL E=TATE SALE.-Messrs. Duncanson Bros
aucliGIeers SOLD yesterday for George N. Miller
arc Henry Kuhn, trustees, the south Ii fee;
~ Inches OF lot "A, in square 5i3, with q deprh
ct % feet, improved by frame dwelling 1904 4 x
sueft s.w., TO Christina ana Mary SchafferT.
for $50.
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FINE PARL0R FURNITT RE.-Part!eS desir;nc- 10
purchase line p8rOr furniture should attend The
sale at DoWhneS tomorrow. The fine articles
viii &c sold at y O'Clock within the ROOMS
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OPINION OF eminent Dr.W. C. Cayenagh, Men,
1'y, aid want OF appetite, cheerfully recon-.
mend Cotden'S Ljfbig,s Ljquid Ert7nc, or Beer
ana 7O'uc Ihris0rdtor. Sold by all druggists
and grOPprS.
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation,

An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative is found In .'LoIs-
don Hair CQicG' RestOrer." Ii seldom fails 10
restore gray hair Or faded hair to Its original
youthful colcr and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and it produces growth OF
beautiful young hair. SOFT glossy and luXl-
rant. 1t certainly is the most Clearly and ef-
fecf1Ve hair restoier now before the American
people 'London Eail' Color RestO,'e,.'' can BE-
bottle. Six bottles 81.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. IL
"WetteS' Health Re1.eare1." Greatest remedy on
eartn Tor fnpotency, sexual debility, decline &c.
81 at druggists. Depot, 5S Barclay street. n. Z.
and fcr Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butt er
churned every morning, and delivered In Is lh9.
~ ard" prints, 35c. per 10. Also cottage
cheese. huttermilk and sweet milk &C. per az
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The SUIT AGAINST MIS-. CRANDEIL-Nrs
susanna 4. Crandell has filed her separate an
sWeT TO the SUR or tAe National Association for
tie Relief or Destitute WOnen, OF which she
was. or Is treasurer She denies that she O{TpS
10 the society So 1915 as claimed bur puts fr ar
t. oO42 y hich she states she Is ready at Onca TO
repay. Tie larger amount was based on the re-
port OF committee appointed 10 investigate
her accounts, and W.T. o CT lined TO have f9rnd an
amCuht que prior TO the last settlement and
audlIing o! her books, q proceeding which s1e
cialInS was Illegal She admits that the amount
que was loaned by her 10 her Husband blt
states that be owns real estate here worth fr1m
SEoCC0 TO 25,tu0, bay onG 3ll encuuibrancpS. and
nat she Is o9njed 10 the Uuited States I'm S5) q
lOr the faithful discharge OF her duties her
suIeties, one or whom Is Joseph X R!Ieg bang
solvent and fully able TO make GOOD any sh-1rt.
coming or hers. She asks that the stl;+ NJ dis
missed aud she allowed her costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-10-08

IARENTS AND GCARDIAHs will consult Their
own interest ard the pleasure and confo~I N
IRE Goys and children by making purchases al
Ine Boys Clothing House or 3. Robinson a. 90
500 PeELsJ lYalia avenue =