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1O-4 sHEETING, aOc., at Brodhead,s, 1905 F 81

WRITE TO NYCE, 81 y. Charles street, Baltimore,
Tor prices OF amateur Photographic outfits. Any
enc can take pictures $40.
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DR. VAN DYCK dermalOlOgist; Identifying par
lOrS, 7tS 18th ST NV; to : every Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. All complexion
DlemisheS permanently removed without the least
trace, and the complexion, hair and hands beau
tilted.
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FrssELL's Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russo.

GERMAN hand-knit jackets at Auerbach's, corne
18th and III.
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A DOZEN Cabinet Photos, with a thirteenth
painted, So Only place, 11O9 Penna- ave. keme-
thy'5 gallery.
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'VHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneor.
TRUSTEES SALE HANDSOME CARRIAGE.

NAKkTANF.
BY virtue of the authority vested ia us 10y deed Of
trust, recorded in Lber 992 folio l45 the land re-
cords OF HE District of Columbia shall sell Ave
glass Landau, made by Beckhaus. of Philadelphia.
sale at Dowlings Auction rooms 18th and Pennsylvs-
O'CLOCK NJ. "
CHARLES WALTER -r.....
n25-th, tu&f JOHN l.. WALKER ( irustees-
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IN the executors sale OF fine furniture &c nj
Ss4 McPherson square tomorrow, advertised else
where In to-day's paper, will be found some fine
Oil paintings, engrayiDgs, bronzes and dwarf book
cases IL win be seen that the sale takes place at
10 O'Clock 9. NJ
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEHPLAR.-Elegant knights
Ttmpar piuineS. from % to 50 inches long at very
low prices KINGS PALACE SD 9TH street
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THE Thompson patent wave IS now displayed at
vi street northwest What can be more be-
coming TO Il plain face or even pretty ones.
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,lMENsE. 24x4O linen towels. 19c.. AZ Brolh

50 GALLON, sc. ut. bottle No. rye whisky. rich,
pure and elegant MCGee'S wine store, 4Q4 OH
street northwest.
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FRESH MEATS.-ROund steak, Zoe. To-. liver Sc
ID; porterhCuse, 15c. 10; s'rlOn IKE. ID. choice
rib roast, l0c. ID; at F. 7. Hughes market, corner
sth and streets northwest.
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Miss VI. VI. EVANS has returned to 1901 New York
avenue for the winter, and expects TO combine
electricity with massage through the use OF Dr.
Buffers electTO-maSSdge Instrument
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY with the COrcOran Fire
Insurance Company A home Institution Office.
1OOl H. W. Rates as low as those of any other
1rSt-claSS company
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HowE'S business course in bookkeeping, pen
manship, etc. So month. 1920 18th street.
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An Attorney Flung Through a Window

An Attorney Flung Through a Window.
From the Philadelphia Times to-day.
r d. Clark, OF 1928 south 18th street, was in
arrears of alimony to his wife, who had sued for
divorce W. P. Smithers, nephew Of E. P. Snishers,
the attorney for Clark's wife, went to Clark's
house to serve q notice on him concerning the
arrearage. Clark threw the young man out OF a
convenient parlOr window upon the sidewalk, so
II is alleged. SmitherS yesterday obtained a war
rant for Clark arrest for assault and battery and
began civil suit for damages
Mrs. Hannah Dougherty, an actress, who was
injured by falling off gang plank at the Jersey
City ferry, and sued the Pennsylvania Railroad
company for 5000 yesterday recovered verdict
for 81 900.
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For HEALTH use Pennsylvania coke.
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"JAP" and "scrap Pictures See adv.
j. JAY GOULD
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SHOT GUNS, B. and L. leaders. FOR hire or for sale
at low prices, at j. HerZog's, sos 9Th st. NV.
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n1s,.e PENNSYLVANIA AyEsn.

SECOND-RAND G. .OTHINa BOUGHT, AND THg
y highest cash prices paid. Also. Wstches Jewelry
Guns, Plstols &c. Call address HElsZOa sos 9fh6
street. near psnnayiyanla avenue ,nar11
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WINE JELLY at Fussell's.

c. WILMER, 1918 Pennsylvania avenue, grocer,
has telephone.
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Irfnders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs,
colds. consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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HEILBRUN's CHRISTMAS GIFT,.-One pair of gum
shoes and set OF pictures will be presented to all
who buy five dollars worth OF boots, Shoes Slip
pers, gum boots or shoes, from November p TO
December %. L. HEILRKUS
402 18th street
Sign: The Old Woman In Window"
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES accurately fitted. Hemp
Ier'S Old stand
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MP :" e Rn~DSsn

Mr. III. s. Berlin,
LIE Drolt buildings, says: ~ have used Browns
Iron Bitters with excellent success in Malaria and
nerve troubles
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The Columbia Boat Climb Fair
GREAT sUCCEss-vISIT OF THE NATIONAL RIFLES
ERA OF GOOD FEELING AMONG THE OARsNEN-THF
VOTING LAST NIGHT

A GREAT sUCCEss-vIsIr OF THE NATIONAL RIFLgs-
ERA OF GOOD FEELING AMONG THE OARsNEN-THE
VOTING LAST NIGHT.
Last nights success at the Columbia Boat Club
1alr more than realized the most sanguine expeL.
tations OF the managers. The receipts even eX-
ceeded those OF the two preceding nights 1t IS
thought that $1,000 was cleared during the even
Ing. The crowd In attendance was very large, but
what pleased the Columbla's better was good
crowd to work. The National Rifles appeared in
full uniform about O'Clock, and were welcomed
by President Coon. Col. Burnside responded In a
few we'll chosen remarks. The red coats were at
once besegei by bevy of pretty girls, and they
were unable to withstand the onslaught, and the
rafhing books and ballot boxes received many adj
dltlonS In consequence. A number OF members OF
the AnaloStan and Potomac boat clubs were pre-
sent The era OF good feeling existing between
The district boat clubs is subject OF congratuIa-
ti3n among the lovers OF boating In the city gener
ally. Next year some glorious sport IS antici-
pated on the Potomac. a Potomac navy is what
Is hoped for.
THE RESULT OF THE VOTING
at the various polls at the fair last night was as
follows: Diamond scarf-pin-W II. Gibson, o.;
Harry Towers, ~; c. D. Davis, 1; W. S. Thompson,
jr., 13; a. B. Briggs, b. Single she'll. j. Collins
20; w. c. Mckinney, l. Baseball bflge-Bob
Blrr, a: c. II. Kalbfus, 10; Charley Snyder, s.;
Warren White. 8; Oscar Bicaskie. %. sconces-
MIS- Gibson, /: Mrs FlcKlinC, /; Mrs. Joyce. /.
Boys bcycle-Willle SteinmCtz, So john JOY Ed
son. jr- 5: Russell Scott, /; j. II. G0r'ion, jr, l.
Gold-headed cane-Captain p. II. ROdieT, Ii;
Set-Mrs- W. Wneatley Potomac), /; Mrs. c. j.
kIntner Coiumhial, 81 Suit OF clotha5-Ievi
Bacon, -; j. w. White, -. Newspaper
mans desk. II. Doyle, 267; l. knlbal. jr., 253;
RuGolph Kaufman, 100; Harry West, II; Frank
T. Howe &. Full-dress club uniform-Leroy Llv-
ing5tOn, l. Lady's lace pIn-MisS Alice Burnside,
3GJ; Miss Carrie Shaber, %; Miss Katie Frye, 49,
Miss Mamie McFalls, 20; Mrs. S. W. StinemeU, 90
Cold ep3lllettes, &c-Lieut oyster. 2; Can't. John
Miller, 4; Lieut.. n. W. Fitzgerald. 16. Express
mans gold watch-A. NJ Howard, 20; Morris
Henley, 30 Baby's crade-Little Bill Flick, SO;
Little Helen Loving, TO- AL Robinson, 43: Mac
donald Douglas, Jr, 10; Little Whiting, z; j. Lind
say Burgess, &c; Charles E. Coon. 2h; Little Zeig-
Ter, "a.
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AnISement<. Etc.


FoRD's OPERA HOUsE.-A large audience was
very well pleased with the rendition of Patience
by the Wilbur Opera Company at Ford'S Opera
House last night. The opera is we'll presented by
competent cast, barring the makeup and acting
or MI McCollin In the part of Bl0,thOrne, which
was somewhat overdOne. The costumes were
very tasteful, the chorus being bewilderingly
handsome, arrayed in esthetical garb. "PatenCe'
will he presented again Tonight Next week Az
neS Herndon will appear In Barnes American
play, "Only a Farmers Daughter
NATIONAL THEATER--A very interested audience
with SSed the presentation OF 1.-THE World" last
night. The dramatic effects are very flne and the
cast i a good one. Next week ''The Black Flag
Will he presented.
THEATER COaIQUE.-Large audiences are drawn
nightly by Jake Budd and the usual entertaining
variety performers.
FAIR will be given at the Washington Col
leSlate institute, 1923 18th street northwest to-
morrow afternoon and evening, the object being
10 OBTAIN fund for the purchase of school appa-
rltus The tickets entitle the holders to admission
ana supper. The fair will De opened at 8 o'clock
pm. and close at midnight
HE Liquor TRAFFIC.-I2eV. DR.. BOOle, of New
YORK. Will deliver his second lecture on "The
Liquor Traffic" on Friday evening, December 1st,
at the Metropolitan Church. instead OF Wesley
Chapel, which will not be ready for occupancy In
time for the lecture.
SACRED CONCERT will be given at the National
Iheater next Sunday evening by the Marine band,
assisted by Miss Ella Maddox the soprano.
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CITY ITEMS.
ENGLAND
Valuable and Convenient.

England
is called John Bull; there Is however no Sobrfque
for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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Premature Loss Of the Hair
May be entirely prevented by the use OF Burnett,s
Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtaining Bur-
nettS Flavorlng Extracts They are the best
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HoT SPRING DIAMONDS, bracelets, earrings
studs, at Prigg's.
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THIRD CHARGE OF SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT
LICENSE. - James d. Donnelly, of 14th
and l streets, against whom the second
conviction for keeping unlicensed bar
lsince the LIST OF this monthly, had in the
Police Court few days ago, was up third
charge OF the same character to-day. fine OF
sos was imposed in both OF the previous cases
On motion OF the DEFENDANTS counsel, who stated
that his client had gone out OF the business the
case was continued.
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Special Weather bulletin.

weather, followed IN the north portion by increas-
Ing clOudinesS ana local rains, winds mostly
southwesteriy, lower pressure
Special Weather Bulletin.
The chief signal officer OF the army furnishes
the following special bulletin TO the press: The
barometer Is highest in Idaho and Montana and
lowest over Lake Michigan Local rains or snow
have fallen In the northwest and lake region; In
the other districts fair weather has prevailed
Northwesterly winds are reported from the north
west, elsewhere the winds are variable There
has been Slight but general rise I'm teInperature
east or the Mississippi river, and a fall OF from 100
to 90 in the upper Missouri valley. The following
specia. temperatures were reported at 3p M yes
terday: Washington, AZ; Norfolk, 500; Savannah
BOO: Atlanta, 53o Jacksonville, co., Pensacola, SO
New Orleans, 59o; Galveston, CSC; San Antonio,
ne: Tucson, 100; Los Angeles. $50; San DIEGO 81
Fair weather IS Indicated on Friday In the Ohio
valley. Tennessee and south Atlantic states and
local rains or snow in New England
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"AIderney Dairy Wagons
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in S-lb. "Ward" prints SOC. per 10
Also. cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per ct Cream. 15c. pint
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condemned Locals

Ben. Mason, colored, was before Judge Smell yes
terday. charged with being q suspicious person
IhoS- L. Keen, butcher IN the Center market
testified that the prisoner his stand and or
dered lot OF beef, stating that he sent for it
Dy one o. witness customers. a hOtel-keeper The
customer came into the market just as Mason was
getting the meat, when he dropped it and ran He
got 30 days In the workhOuse
Mr.. A s SOiomonS, who has been absent I'm New
YORK curing the past season, returned to the city
yesterday. He states that efforts will be made to
open the night lodging house II a suitable build
Ing can be secured for that purpose. a meeting OF
the directors Will be held soon 10 take some action
The Bar Association have retained Walter ID
Davtdge and A. s. WOrthington as COUNSEL to de-
1end the suit brought against them by judge
Bundy for 600 damages.
The funeral OF the late J. W Aulick took Mace
az ST JohnS Church yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
Dr. Leonard: rector of the church, officiating.
The L. = Fish Commits sion car LEFT YESTERDAY
applicants
To-day George Hawkins, charged with petit
larceny, second Offense, was acquitted In the
Criminal Court
The last viii of Anna Brooke Howard, formerly
OF Delaware county, Pa was filed with Register
her estate to her.
appeal case OF Prof. A. g. Bell for Improvement
IN telephonic circuits was further argued and
ssu , The case of Shuttle agt. Metropolitan
LIE insurance co. was taken up.
rather Waldr0n. formerly OF ST. Matthew's
Catholie) Church, this city, who was SO severely
injured by fall last August, has far recovered
his health as TO be able soon to resume his minis
terial duties at Plkesyfle, Md.
About 5:35 O'Clock last evening an alarm was
Struck from box II, for fire caused by the cxplo-
sion OF coal oil lamp In Jacob Blatzheimer's lock
smith shop, No Gil street northwest The pro-
pr1etor had his hands severely burned in irving 10
extinguish the flames
Frederick seinger, of No. 7s7 9Th street; Mrs. C.
> smith, OF No. 3l4 9Th street; SteineIn Bros OF
1x32 pennsylvania avenue, and Philip Wallach OF
!al1 pennsylvania avenue, against whom License
Agent Ran and Policeman Carter swore out war
rants yesterday for keeping unlicensed pawn
shops. procured their $3.50 licenses, and In view or
this fact, Prosecuting Attorney Padgett I'm th.
Poilce Court this morning, had the cases nolle
prosecuted.
Thomas NcGrath and John Seaman were fined
y each by Judge Smell to-day, on complaint OF
Agent King, or the Humane society FOR working
horses with sore backs
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MINcE PIES at Fussell's
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VIZ. Power Home Again.

HONEY RAISED FOR THE NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH
THE PASTOR WELCOMED BY HIS FLOCK
Rev. +. ID. Power, pastor OF the Vermont avenue
Christian church, who has been absent for the
past TWO months raising money for the new
house OF worship, having returned to the city was
given reception last evening at the church on
18th street, Mr.. III. G.. Sitter in charge ArIstcaIIv
SIlahged over the pulpit in large gilt letters,
Dack ground OF red, were the words "WelcOme
no me- The exercises were interspered with
music, Mos Mamie Simons presiding at the organ.
Inc speech OF welcome, including the presentation
OF f1ne basket or Irult 10 Mrs and a spIendti
moral tribute to Mr.. Power was made by Rev W
m. Scmsh: MT rover ponding in very happy
and stated that he had beef. so far succeSsTuI l.,
MS mission that OF the $52,OO necessary to the
Sompieuon ana furnishing OF the new church edi-
nee but $4,000 now remained to be raised. a
Ooontilui collation. provided by the ladies' was
Partaken OF by all present Among the interest
Ing features OF the evening was the presentatinn
OF magnificent bible, the gift of Mr. Ralph Meri
man. Mr. Power IN few appropriate remarks
accepted it on behalf OF the church The ever,
clses OF the evening were concluded with solo BIZ
Miss Roberts
TIE G. A. R-CoL s s Burdett the department
commander or the GAR, and his STAFF. visited
wednesday night Burnside Post, No s; o. p Nor
Ion Post, No. 4, and Kit Carson Post No. 9 Kit
carson Post had camp fire. at which an excellent
program was rendered Among those who took
part In the exercises We're Chaplain Williams,
sergeant Roby. Adjutant Burger. Comrades Nc,
CARMEN, Middleton and Brown. and Chaplain Wolf,
OF Lincoln Post, No. 3, OF New York city.
II! PLEADED GUnTY.-A colored man named
Levi jackson was before Judge Smell yesterday
charged with stealing broom from a grocery
STORE Inc warrant was read, and the court
s him to plead mot guilty" and called
tne witnesses TO testify The prisoner did great
zeal OF bowling and scraping. and told the JUDGE
tnat ne would have To 'scuse him, cause he
pteaded guilty" Judge Smell said he would
,scuse him for the Interruption but he would give
him sixty days for larceny. NV
RESISTING AN OFFIcER-An old colored woman
named Frances Poindexter was charged in the
fouce Court this morning by Policeman s i
snanks OF West Washington, with assauiting him
and also with disorderly conduct The officer said
in attempting to put the woman under arrest she
assaulted him and laid down and kicked and biz
him and then struck him on the head with O stone
1he Woman's arm was injured and she claimed
that the on1cer struck her with his club. She was
med - or IS days In each case.
MANAGE LICENsEsL-The clerk OF the court has
Issued marriage licenses to James II. Alien, OF
Norwich, Conn, and Mrs. Lena b. Allen; j. Robert
Aahagan and Matte p. Dangler; James III. s. Par
ker OF Chattanooga, Tenn, and Ella p. Lee, Of
G1Afleston, g C. Geo. W. 0eSsford and Clara v,
yomWell: Dennis Williams and Mrs Virginia
Pollock.
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IOr Dr. Bull S Cough Syrup.
Valuable and Convenient.
Browns Bronchial Trcches are widely known as
an admirable remedy for Bronchitis, HoarSeness
coughs and other troubles OF the Throat and
Lungs. They contain no hurtful ingredients but
may at all times be used with safety. Sold only In
boxes Price 25 cents.
Trfnders' LactO PhOshate Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
colds. consumption, bronchitis asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
MIR. III. s. Berlin.
LIE Droit buildings, says: al have used Browns
Iron BitterS with excellent success in Malaria and
nerve troubles"
Catarrh Of the BLADDER
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba." 81.
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self-raiSing Buckwheat. Hecker's self-rasing
Hour makes biscuits and cakes in ten minutes with
out yeast or baking powder, and without setting
to use. For sale by all grocers
that have been pronounced incurable by the best
physicians have been completely cured by LydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Many have been happy to give their testimc ny
in favor of the use OF Wilbors Pure Cod Livel OH
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Catarrh of the BLADDER
Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary complaints, cured by "Buchu-paiba'' 81.
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DIED.
CURTIS. Suddenly, November 23d 1882, at 8
q. m, CHARLES WESLEY CURTIS, aged thirty-s X
years and six months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DUFFY. November 81, 1882 ut IL o'clock a. M,
MAMIE c., edest daughter Of Thomas and Mary
Duffy. aged twenty -four years and two days.
Funeral will take place at Friday. 24th from
the residence of her mother, 100 street northwest
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
fSan Francisco papers please copy.l 2.
MONTGOMERY. At Paris. France of Roman fever
November 6. 1882. VICTORIA g. II, MONT(IOWE nv
youngest daughter of the late r. W. MONTGOMERY of
n ew Orleans, and sister to Mrs. r. L. Gibson.
RIvES. Suddenly. Of apoplexy at $50 O'Clock a. m.
G. Rives. aged thirty seven years. - wv e 'o''A'
Funeral Friday at II 80 O'Clock from her late real,
dence train leaves for Rives Station ct u 10 Re-
turning trains stop there at 40 and 4. ~
TOWERS. On Thursday, November o3d 1880 ~
year of his age. '' "A1A
Notice Of funeral hereafter,
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ALLES-ALLEN. On November 22d, 1882 at 70
14th street northwest Mrs. LENA b. ALLEN
JAME L. ALLEN, of Norwich n. Y.
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NO CURE. NO PAY.-WHITEHURSTS CEDAR
~ BALSAM Is warranted to cure Coughs Coda
Group. Throat and Lung Diseases &C. Six drops dose
Try it. not satisfied return the empty bottle and rel
your money back. Sold by all druggistss Price 25c
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REsENTING AN INSULT TO HIS ADMINISTRATIONS
Grammar and VIM. Dangerteld, two colored
youths, were before Judge Smell yesterday for as
sauiting a colOred man named Levi Jackson. The
testimony was to the effect that Jackson fnSulted
Dangerf1eld S mother, and he and Dangerfield un-
dertook to chastise him for it, and Grammar DIS
charged a pistol at jackson. Grammar got six
months and Dangerfield was fined one cent.
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UNDER THE SURVEILLANCE OF THE PoLICE.-A
young colored man named Thomas Davis was be-
lore Judge Smell yesterday, on complaint OF Jenny
Davis, MS Wife, who stated that she left him some
tllne ago, and Monday night she passed him on the
street, and because she failed to speak to him. he
threatened to kill her with razor. Judge Smell
told the defendant that when man talks as he
had done, he is a murderer in his heart and he
would now take notice that he is under the
surveillance OF the police. He was released his
personal bonds.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICKR,
WARRINGTON DC, Nov. o, 1892. e:3l ami
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer fair
weather followed IN the north portion by increas-
Ing clOudinesS ana local rains, winds mostly
cor fhySpS tori
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Women
that have been pronounced incurable by the best
physicians have been completely cured by LydiaE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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UNDERTAKES.

IFor Other Auctions See !scpenth Pace,
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Get hunters SITTER
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C. NJ. TOW SON,

BLOCK AND COLORED SILKS,