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W6fSOn Got His Book.

"A Philadelphia book agent importuned James
Watson, rich and close New York man. living
| out at Elizabeth, until he bought book-the
early Christian Martyrs" Mr. Watson didn't
want the book, but he bought it to get rid OF
the agent; then taking it under his arm. he
started for the train which takes him to his New
York Office.
Mr.. Watson hadn't been gone long before Mrs.
Watson came home from ii neighbours The book
agent saw her. and went in and persuaded the
wife TO buy another copy of the same book She
was ignorant of the fact that her husband had
bought the same book in the morning When
MIR. Watson came back from New York at night
Mrs. Watson showed him the book
81 don't want to see it." said Watson. fr0wn-
ing terribly.
''Why hushand?" asked his wife
"hecause that rascay book agent sold me
the same book this morning. Now we've got
two copies of the same bOOk-twO copies of the
Early Christian Martyrs and"
But. husband we can-'
"NO. we can't. either" nterrupted Mr. Wat
! SON The man is off on the train before this.
Confound it could kill tine fellow. -
why. there he goes to the depOt now" said
Mrs. Watson. pointing out of the window at
the retreatng form of the book agent making
for the train.
But it's too late to catch him. and I'm not
dressed. I've taken off my boots. and"
Just th'fl Hll 'OtcNcIlS. IL HtlGlDOr OF MI w at
son, drove by. when Watson pounded on the
window pane in a frantic manner almost fright
eniIg the horse.
Here, Stevens" he shouted. "yOu're hitched
up; won't you run your horse down to the train
and hold that book agent till come? Run,
Catch i'm now"
"All right. said Mr. Stevens. whipping up his
horse and tearing down the road.
Mr. Stevens reached the train Just as the con-
ductor shouted "all aboard
Book AGENT he yelled as the book agent
stepped on to the train. Book agent hold on!
Mr. Watson wants to see YOU"
""atson' Watson wants to see me?' re-
peated the seemingly puzzled book agent ooh,
| know what he wants, he wants to buy one of
my books; but can't miss the train to sell it to
him."
III that is all he wants." said Mr. Stevens,
driving up to the car window, Il caupay for it
and take it back to him. How much is t?
Two dollars for the Early Christian Martyrs
said the book agent. as he reached for the money
and passed the book out through the car win
dow
Just then Mr.. Watson arrived. putting and
blowing in his shirt sleeves. AS he saw the train
pull ont he was too full for utterance
well, got it for YOU" said Stevens; '.just
got it. and that's all"
Got WHAT" yelled Watson
"Why got the book-'Early Christian Martyrs,
''By-the-great- guns!' moaned Watson. as
he placed his hand to his brow and swOOned
right in<he middle of the street.
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The Great Mormon Te,nDle.

The last stone OF the setting upon the great
Mormon temple at Salt Lake City was put in
place last Friday. There have been in all six
courses set during the present season, which
includes the turning of42 arches. About $500
tons of stone were laid this season. The walls
are now ready to receive the roof timbers, and
stand eighty feet four inches high, and are six
feet thick at the top. The battlements are to
be carried up some twelve feet higher, and
will be two feet two inches thick, except at
the buttresses, where they will be three feet six
inches thick. The roof will not be commenced
for some time, as the walls are sufficiently
strong to sustain themselves for an indefinite
period. and any change.in the hosting appa-
ratus would involve considerable outlay, conse-
quently the towers will be carried up q consid-
cradle distance without any change Of ma
chinery.
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A Brilliant Conquest.

From the Yonkers Statesman.
"Did you enjoy the past summer?' said one
young lady to another in the horse-car one
morning last week.
Eyes, indeed; just had q charming time'
replied the one addressed.
"And did you have any flirting where you
were?"
"Plenty of it, and such delicious flirting, too"
You made conquest. presumed"
"Oh, yes; see my rng?"
sis he a duke lord or count?"
"Better still. He is an American plumber"
can American plumber! 1t can't be''
"Oh. yes, but it is. And papa says we are
going to have terribly hard winter
And the engaged party. exhibiting diamond
ring as big as plumbers bill. left the car,
highly elated at the surprise and jealousy of her
less fortunate sister.
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How to Run,

Keep your head well up, breathe through the
nose and not the mouth keep the chest out
shoulders thrown back, body bent forward
slightly from the hips. and eibowsin. The trouble
with most people is that they breathe through
the mouth and thus exhaust their wind. If a
man unaccustomed to running keeps his mouth
shut. in q little while he will feel pressure on
MS chest as though "A weight We're placed upon
II, but If liz keeps going he will soon breathe
freer and get what is called second wind"
then he can run as long as his muscles hold ont
Dir jackson. civil surgeon. while tiger hunt
lng In India, fell in with hornets nest. Fry
slpelas set In from his two hundred bites, and he
died in great agony.
Near kngwood. Preston county West Va,
Saturday. men working on a road unearthed a
human skull which measured 40 inches in cir
cumference around the forehead No other
bones could be found in its vicinity The skele-
ton to which the skull belonged is supposed to
have been IA feet high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

The first volume of the collected archives of
Maryland has been completed. 1t was highly
commended ct the meeting Of the Historical So
ciety.
Justice Cochran Of Georgia. was trying an
important case the other day. and just as two
attorneys were about to argue the case he took
up his hat and said: Gentlemen you may Ia TX
about this case as much as you please but I've
got to go home and set out some potato slips.
When you get through you'll ind my dscision
written out On tho table"
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Enchantnlent.

The sails we see on the ocean
Are as white as white can be:
But never a one in the harbOr
AS white as the sails at sea.
And the clouds that crown the mountain
With purple and gold delight,
Turn TO cold, gray mist and vapor
Ere ever we reach the height.
The mountains wear crowns of glory
Only when seen from afar:
And the sails lose all their WhiteneSS
Inside OF the harbOr bar.
Stately and fair is the vessel
That comes not near our beach:
Stately and grand the mountain
Whose height we may never reach.
Oh, distance, thou dear enchanter,
Still hold in thy magic veil,
The glory OF far-OT mountains,
The CLEAN Of the far-On sail!
Hide in thy robes of splendor,
Oh, mountain cold and gray!
Oh, sail, in thy snowy wilderness,
Come not into port, pray!
-CARLOTTA PERRY.
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ANTHONY TROLLOPE relat es this Of himself:
"TwO clergymen seated themselves close to
him. They were reading two novels of his. and
began discussing them. Here said one lis that
Archdeacon, whom we have had in every novel
he has ever written And here said the other.
lis the old duke whom he has talked about till
everybody is tired Of him. II could not invent
new characters, would not write novels at all. )
Then one Of them fell foul of Mrs. Proudie. It
was impossible for me not to hear their words
and almost impossible to hear them and be
quiet. got up, and standing between them
acknowledged myself to be the culprit AS to
Mrs. Proudie. said, 4 will go home and kill
her before the week is over And SO did,"
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RALTIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
lHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINZ
BETWEEN
The TASi AND 1HE WISE
VA " WASHINGTON.


DOUBLE TRACK: JANNEY COUPLER,
scheaule 20 take effect SUNDAY May 1Sh 1889
Leave Na1nYion FROM station coflsr ii Nes Jersey
For Chicago. Cincinnati. Louisville ard St Louis
daily II 500 a m, ie;a3 a M, 1910 =. m. with
points without change; lU: 10 a. n dali, to (i,;c,o
For Iitshur- at $40 a. m and 80 r. W. daily. 3 40
ing Cars To tittsbnrg
For Toleao and Detroit via. Monroeyille l0:l5 a. m.
Trains for lhiledeli ha and New York at $40 a.
daily EXCEPT sunday 3r m aid s:4or. m. daily.wit
and % o5 am i2io 30 2:S5 j. 80 49, 44O s. 80
For Baltimore Sundays GO 7:g5 O. 1905 am, %,
81, 3, 4:i0. $50. :. $40 9:40p.m
For Annapol-, $40 AN, l2:loand i:io. on Sundays
For Way Stations between Washington and Baltimore,
For stations 9 Merdo,sn branch Eng 7s5 daily an
cept SUNDAY 80 am. 4 45 and 5.43 I m daily Tor
rick, $50 am l0:I5 am and l45 pm- daily except
Sunday.
For Haserstown Iol5 am. daily except Sunday. 5'4s
Trains arrive from the West daily G:ao 735 am 225
From New York. and Philadelphia 2:55 $50 Am daily.
rt $40 pm ns daily ersst sndaI 90 cspm SUNDAY
From 10 az sis 1 sis Els m daily e,ce, Sunday
1000 a. M 2l5 40 l.. ana s:00p. daily exc-It
sunday; 1890 e. H. 20 y. daily from Point u
Trains leave Baltimore FOR Washington at . 40 40
7:l5 $50 10 and l0: 80 a. m lel5, so 4 40 s.
us $50: g. s:loa NJ. l:s6 4:4o g. 6:z5 80 ana sod
Al trains from Washington stop Relay Station except
For further Information apply Baltimore and
Pennsylvsna avenue corner l4th street where orders
will be taken for baggage to be checked and received ~
~ NJ CLEMENTS, NJ. Of T., Baltimore.
myh {. X. LORD Gent Passenger Aren't
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Perforated Coins.

Eastman johnson. the artist has long been in
favor Of a system that would prevent our ma
tiOnal coins being mistaken for one another,
especially at night, when it is difficult to tell
them apart by their color, and even in daylight
when they become furnished, as they often do.
from contact or neighborhood with acids. etc.
He proposes to perfOrate the center Of the coins
that are most easily mistaken for each other.
The f1ve-cent coin, which is not untreauently
taken for five-dOllar piece, he would mark by
an octagonal puncture; the twO-cent piece with
a four pointed star puncture and the one-cent
piece with circular puncture. He claims that
because the Chinese and Japanese nations make
holes in their coins 1t is no reason why we should
not study convenience and accuracy of money
change in the same way. He has submitted his
scheme-having photographed his perforated
coins as he would have them-tO Senator Nor
rll. chairman of the finance committee of the
Senate, who regards the suggestion as feasible
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Cvr'cvnA REMEDIES
THE GREAT SKIN CURES.

To cleanse the Skin Scalp and Blood Of Itching Salr
tImply Strofulous. inherited and contagious HumoT
Blood Polsorls Ulcers. AhSccsss and fnfantie skin
fortunes. the CCTICVRA REMEDIES infallfbl err
CURA REsoLvENT. the new Blood Purifier. Diurtic ard
Airent, eNlIS disease from the blood and ppr
slFration, and thus removes the cause CCTicrRA the
great Skin Cure instantly allays Itching Inean.
nation clears the Skin and Scalp. heals Ulcers and
Sores restor1s the Complexion. CUTICURa SOAP
qIiSte Skin BeautIer and Toilet Requisite, indiS-
Ir-Esahle IN treating skin diseases. snd for Rough
chaTed or greasy skim blackheads. botches and baby
hulll9rs tUTICURA REMEDIES the only lnfallible
blood purifiers and skin b1autlfitrS.
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The Benefit Of Advertising.

From the Chicago Tribune
Quality is worth quite % much in newspaper
circulation as quantity. It is waste Of time
to address carefully reasoned arguments to per-
sons who have not the mental caliber to take
them In nor the sincerity to care for them If
they understand what is meant. 1t is mis-
take to describe your goods to those who have
no money to buy them with.
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The United state, F. angclica Alliance celebrated
the 4trh anniversary OF Martin Iuthrr's birth at
the Acadrnly Of Music, In New York. last night.
Charlie Ford. one of The Sayrrs OF jesse James,
was Hired upon al Richmond, Mo. yesterday. but
escaped without Injury. His ASSISTANTS We're con-
c. ,.ed by the roadside along which he was walk
Ia.
James Mcintyre a well-known thurman, died In
Paris, Nv. SUNDAY night.
VIM. Emory. Il coOred youth OF 10 years. was yes
tcrday sentenced TO ten years i'll the penltentiary
Tor an outrage upon Mahalia learce aged cOlOred
woman, near Clucktown. Nd, IN September last
Mary Russell. beautiful girl, Of Pittsburg. COM
init "a suicide yesterday because her brothers had
forbidden her to Inarry.
ChSWell Glass, a farmer, OF Campbell county,Va,
while Intoxicated. fell from his wagon Saturday
night and broke his neck
The case III the widow of Gen COlton VS. NesSrs
Stamford, CrocAer and Huntington, involving
s5.GOo1D. was opened In the courts at Santa Rosa,
Cal, yesterday.
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Nh AND MRS. ENERETT STEBBTNS. Belchcriown,
iN Mfttt our ilttle hoy terribly afflicted with
IoluA Salt ffien and irYeIIalaS ever since he WAS
- an. ltllsiS We coti!d lNc HIM helped him un
hlii uhtll lie Is now as islr any child
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CHAS- HoCGHTON. ESQ. lawyer 2s State street
boston reports IF Salt Rheun under his osCrva-
1 Tor len years wlci. covered the patleuts body and
iii.s ana 10 which all known methods 0f treatment
haI been "lll9d without h,neft. which completely
otHF'si s'i1IN tN the CUTICUKA REMEDIES. leaving
cIe ali and healthy shin.
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DIR CHEEVER,S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenerator
Il made expressly for of Of the
provocative organs Whenever debility Of the gen.
tinuous stream Of ELECTRICITY permeating through
the parts must restore them to healthy action. There
tested it. and thousands of cures testified Weak
ness from Indiscretion, Incapacity Lack Of Vi9or
sterity-in fact trouble Of these organs cured
Do confound this with electric belts advertised to
cited purpose For circulars giving fun hfoEmatsoa
address
QWEEvER ELECTRIC BELT CO.
n$-s6V los Washington street. Chicago.
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HON. NN. TAYLOR Health COMMISSIONS. Boston
says: Alter three months Use Of the CTTICURA REM
DIES, and twelve constant SUFFERING from
Scrofuluas Hunor the face. heck and scalp 49, was
ever endured, can say that ann cured and pronounce
my case ;ne most renlal kable on record.
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TURNING THE TABLES on THE POLICY -,.ALERS-
The Baltimore pOlicy-dealerS were defrauded yes
terddv or over $1,000 by lalSitied kilograms The
drawings al Louisville are regularly tecgraphed on
In cipher Ii was stated that by the concurrence,
OF telt graph operator kilograms were sent the
dealers which gave combination which the con-
SulrIfOrS had Ii unnn
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B1sHors CAupuoRrxr-
tor Chapred Hands Face and Lips: removes Sunburn
and renders the Skin Beautifully Soft and Smooth,
and is invaluable for the Toilet. Price, 25c. per
bottle. Try it, and ii satisfied tue bottle
and have the money refunded
PREF aIeu by L. e. BISHOP Dr,,pcist
10 9th street, corner Ii street northwest
oc1S Washington, ID. c
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RAILROADS..

TO THE S EFfxxir HEsf sS aGT r5 rrusr
STEEL RAILS MAGNnlciffN LII lM aESi:h
TRAINS LE.vE wAsHINGroN. FROM STATION CORNER
For ritts5aF and the Vet t Ii aa2n id rxpr~.
81 Iaiare eie'ing Cars at 30 NJ daily ts.t Line.
10 Cincinnati. Western ESlm,ss 7:0 y m. daily With
n.ts ts . Slr ~; ;a Si,4a A9 con-
and L. 81 i T. With si5 Ia Gar i l4t'l%%s
burr and the West. with Palace S,, Car wsslls
BALTlSi0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CanslldagIa. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara,
$50 y M, daily, kept saturday. with Palace Cars
Mashnston to Cunandaerpia. and Harrisburg 10
For M!iamsrort Lock Haven and Elnira at 8 30 a. m
For Nv York and The Fast 8 zoo M 10 40 a m 20,
loo p M Limited ENlTtss OF Pullman Parlor Cars.
fel Boston without change I:50p M every week day.
For Blekiy n \ T. ali through trains connect at Jer-
sey CITY with beats of BROOKLYN Annex afording
direct tIasf,r to Fulton street. avoiding double fer
For Phlladel! ina. so0a 10 40 a m 20 90 $50
Linit,t' ExlTrss $50 a m daily eTsId sunday. 49,
fSr b'iSt .. 80 ca - 80 &c 20 70 70 and 20
Sunday, 9:oc lo:soa IN, 40 CO. 20, $50 and 40 20
For Pops Greek Lire, Gao a. m. and 4:iOr m daily
For Annal oiis 90 m and 40 m daily escsItsun-
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDIIICKsBrEG RAIL.
RAII ROAD.
For a, xartra Gao 100 $50 II 90 and IL 70 m
2do 40 800 ESQ ii 80 pm W SUNDAY At
Gu 9:2u, II 80 m, 500 pm.
1Cl r.. Inn, nj and the South 20 and IL 90 m daily
and 800 A. daily. cxc.ET SUNDAY.
Trains leave A AGndrIa tor Washington 90 z 10 10 %
and j - am. l.-.H 800. 81 10 aiid r.
M, aid !! "a" ldl isit On Sunday AID lO %
am. go and . Ia IN.
1icts' and inieil,ation at the Of northeast
q 18th street and II l>y AHA aytut, and al the
uu Wil, orders be lUit I'll, ,.CkIng vi Jag
gage t. destination fIuIu hotels "a rrsi, ~
j. X. WOOD. tl,i' al f1sslixur Agent
CBAS F. PUhh, General Maliassr. -
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The Associated Charities.
PREPARATION FOR THE WINTERS WORK IN THE

The new board OF managers OF the sixth sub
division met last evening TO organize for the win
ter work There We're present Rev. Alex. Kent.
A. :. Pratt. J. b. Sleman, Rev. DR.. Butler, Mrs VI.
Robbins. Mrs 5. P. French. Mrs. DR.. Hood. Mrs. NJ.
Il 'openhayen, Miss Pratt, Sam1 L. Shedd. VII
odr SWaTtZeil and r.. r. kinselL The treasurer re-
ported balance Of s3i - in the treasury. The fol-
lowing committees were chosen: Finance and
Auditing-&cSoTS Shedd. Swartxell and Pratt. and
Mrs lr. Hood and Mrs. Robbins. Committee Oh
tmpioyment-MrS. vi. A. COpenhayen and Mes SIS
Pratt and Swartzel. Executive Commit tee-Mr
y :. Fratt. Mis-. ~ \. Copenhaven and Mr. Sam
:. Shefid- Committee on Day Nursery WOrk-Rev
Alex. Kent. Mrs Ir. Hood and Mis-. French The
hole board was formed into committee on viSi-
t3iGn. AMI Il was determined 10 divide the terri
Tory nf the Subdivision into districts for each
IN !hber OF the board who shall select visitors, and
mus secure thorough canvass and visitation of
thc "H0i" Subdivision. The Rev Charles 4. Rams
dtIi Was eieiti a member OF the board. The board
sct'pttd. With thanks. the offer OF the Young
Ladies society OF The New York avenue Presby-
ttrl'H church 10 make garments for the aged and
SICK needy oil The sixth subdivision. and in tructed
The secretary To make suitable acknowledgment.
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CUTICCRA SOAP.

Absolutely pure. highly medicinal Endorsed by Ihysi
clans. iro:'rrod by the elite Sales. ISL and l6S2
lUtD utb cakes Sold everywhere. MS
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F. P P s.

EpPs' COCOA
E AKFA asst.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTIN
by thorough knowledge Of the natural laws which
govern the operations OF digestion and nutrition
careful application of til. fine properties well
leced Cocoa Mr. pIS has provided breakfast tables
with Gtltcat.ly Favored beverage wiL NAV us
many heavy doctors bills II is 10y the uicloms use Of
such articles OF diet that constitution may be gradually
bt l until strong enough TO resist tendency
disease Hundreds of subtle malaies floating
US. ready TO attack wherever there Is "A weak point Ne
may fatal shaft by Eeei. ourselves well forti-
ned with pure blood and properly nOuriAhed Frame.
(frlL SeTrtce Gazette.
Made SIMPLY with boiling water milk
Sold III tins. (only y Ill., and lb) by Grocers labeled
JAMES EPPS Co.
Ole ,tu&s HOMEOPATHIC Chemists. London. Eng
FENHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
IL Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendan
TO loss of time. handling of fuel and ashes II IL
used extensively Passenger and Freight
Elevators, Sewing Machines Meat Choppers. Printing
and photographic Presses Coffee Mills Roasters, Payer
and Ruling Machinery Lathes. &c. &c. This engine
runs with extreme slootness and ulary Of speed
Possesses the least number Vi working parts. and
great simplicity OF mechanism
For Particulars as TO prices &c, Apply At Office of
Washington Gas Light Co. NIB
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NHHiE MAD ABOUT 1 EoID SIrrEE.-In the
Police cont this ~ rlia- Josephine Mason. col
cf't,. N7 b sr-r5d WI; a--tffIt john I,.t nan
VIII t,-.ir,i that when Josephine came home .fe
HAS, hi--' her Supper. VIII il WAS on the table had
fe'i tHi ana HdHf -Lt her: Ihat she threw the
VEIN rs ~: The iiaor Tnut Ill began 10 curse and
S!i size would 80 l!> heart that night Il the Lord
gave nrr tn ~iycpCt n thtt she went up stairs, got
Il revolver AID nici down stairs. Inc bail = Tlk-
H. tn' VII IN" defendant tcnk the stand
ahd stated she Vas moving clothes and the
pistol went oil The court nnCd her $50 OF Gu DAYS
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ERoM THE BOSTON "GUARDIAN' FOR SEP
Il telibtr; The reply of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association to the recent criticisms made upon it
and unequiyocal documents that we have had the
perusai If TOR time. There lis" ands :"
or butts in 1t. hut the assertions clear and
carry their full meaning their face II the opponents
OF tie Association want to meet the they have
here 20 meet If they do not the manly thing them
do is TO acknowledge they have nisrel ted the
stutlon. tIaduCed it without and thereafter
hold their peace" Office of the Association 1909 II
street i. 4. Knight. General Agent. 90
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA SITTING IN EQUITY, MAY 5,
1888.
GERMoND CRANDEIL VS. WASHINGTON City SAVINGS
BASK-34e3 Eq. Doc. l.:
The payment by the receiver Of dividends creditors
of said Bank having been heretofore lecreed this
cause aggreeating one hundred Per centum. it this
third day OF May, 4. d., 1888 motion William +
Mattingy, Receiver, ordered udsed Ind d-cr.- that
all deposors i'll the Washington City Savings Bank
hereby forever de barred from making any claim de-
mad against said defendant. the this cause
or the assets IN his hands unless their claim an
drawn dividends be presented said Receiver before
the hfst day OF January A L. 1851 provided notice Of
THIS order be published at least three times wetk for
four successive weeks from this day and three times
week for six successive weeks prior said January
1904 IN two or more newspapers published III the city of
Washington, D. Z.
CHARLES p JAMES, Justice
true copy.
Test-R J. MEIGS, Clerk
nl2m,wf'w By NJ. A. CLANCY, Asst Clerk
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MARRIAGE LrCENSES.-MarriaCe licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Henry s.
ROBINSON and Frances Ii. C0nkling; Henry Sewers,
OF Lock Haven, Pa. and Bonnie Waite. OF >taunton,
Va; ". H. SulnmerViiie and Ami" i.scOtt; John T.
Ems and fiorcLcc d. CoWlins; Edward Smith and
Annie DOtey.
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POTOMAC RIVER ROATS.

EORIRESS NONE
Safe and FleCant
Far 20 cents. Meal
After O. tohrr lsf. lsSS
MONDAY. NTpSE,
POTOMAC RlN E.R
son leaves MONDAY,
ssm. lare. ~ cents
raj oiice. National NJ {
or at hpat. foot Of 9th
Gto. Il. fHliIIPS.
SER. SuIprlut
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TIE LATE hR. j. G.. STEPHEHSoS.-Thn resident
mt'iiintfN on THE old ir>t army corps met AZ the
ONE OF COL pulley yF-r y aft nd
resolutions expressing Their rrrt IL the death OF
DE- J. g. Stephenson. 10 rved III that corps dur
m th AZ Col : II ii"aCf presided and ,,pt
j. H. S,5n.. acted as secret lrg The rr,.,I1 ION,
wee diaNH up ~ q committee consisting of COL.
EiriicN- Dr. j. T. Baxter ana Nal l.. Z. HalStead.
cen J,.~H iI"klaott . .Dt. y Grant and Can't.
a. IL Stone Wtr" p oint :. Committee. 10 III Ike
&rraf -I.nt- 70 ~" al w!Ih took place to-
di| from th' Metropolitan Prc,bE rian church ON
CaJI:1l Aiil.