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10 YOU riax, Ana " b~,,. $3.50 Y. Y. w
@Oh. loiz " ,hi,r- go
has planted y rar3.r NJ r-;r.,- T<' n.
nv. Whats sour- EN-
\. Minrs'' ~siA I'm. ma, .w.u +,
haven't an. NJ. nav
They ch.,fai WI ~ r.;,,. I'm ..u.
AMI then Tommy ssi6. NJ ", ~. 4, .i'.-.
want ". IA .lUxn
"A queer It.nk r.n4 .,e~ a..
face. NJ can't open ,be d.nr ~ ..ss
You vi down ~ ,he ,,oor N ~ ''''
why c.n'f Van onen ~. -
Tommy !o,k4d 49, ,n,,'b ,.,,r,,. y M
Because III lo..L.., sr3 / h.~.
~; ,he ke,. 4 ala ~ man. ~rI .hs,'
~ said b.if II ti..-..rf. "..,xs.r rsI !,
I'm ~ TIE Nv. and Tommy , ,,,-,'
10 ~ hark IN IN. no r,,. '''''
10. ~. aid a. man N 4, o,;cl
.h.r,. ,y., - T.........r ,- ~ '-,t IA. TX
ana - i.r -r.rr1 .~,;r ~. ~. .hn
NEXT minute NJ. mrn 7ocr.3 -.,i. ~.
A. A. INA ~ f~-,....3 NJ -r,.1.,,.- ~.
down on ~ ,,onr \, ,rn,. - MI 800. 81
Min NJ. ~. .rn..,a = e-'.,. n, 49,
Dali N fa-;ny sn,s..i;.'r. N, 8" ~. -;a''
and III. wonien shove, IN III A, MI
nna With l;..ie a;r,,.i'.i L..I w, ,'.,i
kn44 nren.r..d W 49,, ..s'.,. .,ts' n
for Tommy Ma ! x.-r sne,. ~. - - :
III loo(r3 =. ~ ,.',r 49,. ;.,..,.,,.
for n n,inn.. "a .l..r n. .., I'll
solemn look N biz blue exe- ..f31x.
Won been naughty N.
The nnrer i1,E c.nne ;n.o .ha ..+.
face AGAIN. mi ~ --;I. INN, Y.
You th7nk sos'' I'M ~ N
TX wv. onr.. i - r.n.,f..r ~ -,
MANN. .hu. ~ 80 II, $3.50, '. N. MI
nursery. and | didn't hars ! pjes dr.
like this. halls b;r. hani donr. ana I
couldn't <-e dit AZ All. ani aim \
like X. Hure Won ben nauvhrx ~ I'm
We'll. aid III man. Ives. I'm
afraid I have.
Non't You he COOL II ,hcy'n lrt Won
ous And Tommy looked W. -er;-
ou~.
The man looked ": Tommy. III.
looked d, him 20 hard That Tommy
could onlr stare back 1t hin. wonder.
ing what made him -. ma then III
man said slowly: NJ ion.t know
"Oh. ves. vou'Il ~ nooa. Nov. <ow
You'll ~ good. an then vou'ii moan VI
~ good. an Won can come our. said
Tommy. and he shook his head % that
thr yellow curl- On either side waved 10
and fro. The man didn't answer. and
Tommy went on. :. Now. YOU &c.
when my mamma shu. me up was an
arfni bad hoy. cause | BIZ Ellen one
day cause he wouldn'i bring up and
put IN nv shoes. an my mamma she
80 down hy the door. an she said If III
-as really l was going 70 o. coed I
would be good. an 20 J said rsallg I
was. ~ -he opened the door IN came
out. an I'm = rs1i good toy now. Now.
gen Say you'll ~ good rtaile. an then
iii - tell nv mamma. - she'll open
the door.
Just then : mn came UP. AMI. open
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josh Billings has this playful -
plicstion of scr-<aw: ~ saw : biin&
wooi-<awyer- While none ever 49,
him see. thousands have seen him
saw
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surprised. and said WHY. " Acre A1r<
kou been. my little hoy f''
~. although Tommy was very ~,eerx.
~ told about hi> visit u the man. After
Tommy had finished III story. Ri ,noth-
er held him very tight II her arms for 4
minute. and then said: But. Tommy.
}9u Know said you mustn't 70 into
We'll. forgot. said Tommy
trnly did. and 1 won't 70 any more:
only, mamma. a. let HIN cut. cause
he'- goin n bc good. N Tommy was
very. very sleepy. bu: he found time to
wonder. before he fairly went Of into
'ireamlani. why hi mothers ewes and
mouth looked - queer when .hc leaned
over and kissed him cool night.
just like crying. ~ thought. and
the next minute Has fast asleep. And
n about the same time Mr. Young stood
talking - the man III The fail.
80 YOU had visitor this morniDcs''
'leS. said the man. ..and I spent
fhr ic-r half-hour with that little fel-
low that I've had since / took ND nv
lodgings IN this hole. N
We'll. goodnight. said Mr.. Young.
and he went on.
Tie man threw himself a. III 49,,
but not ~ sleep: ~ tossed re<fjeSzlr nii'
night long. and through the long. mar
row window opposite the DIOR ~ biz
cell the very same stars looked IN upon
him that looked in On little Tommy.
sound asleep IN his crib. He lay Hat
m HI back, with pared lips and rosy
cheeks one fat arm throw "a over hi head
and one ex,en1r,s along hi side. with Ill
iingcrs thrus; ont ~ The bars ~ his
crih. inat he nigh. put on; his hand u
md hi mothers II be should wake
~ me night
: day or two after Tommy's visit 20
the Jail the man. with whom h. had
* ked - innocent,y. and who called
himself Williams. was taken 70 the
courtroom for 'rlal. There was little
IN t~ said in hi defense and the evil
dence against him was strong He was
found guilty n: rubbing = safe. and -
the Judge SENTENCED him ~ i've wears
~ hart labor IN TIE State Prison *
shnrirsioMn. Mass IL Wa taken there
a once and put - work
Vow. this man had newer worked in
Al bis life. HIS father Was : rich
man. and hal fir wears. given
him plenty a money % spend
But ne got into bad company. partly
f~sssuse ~ always had plenty of money
n his pocket. and when be fell into bad
company his father refused 70 give him
any money, and then turned him Out II
NJ house And he had learned - think
II easier ~ steal than % work; md one
night ne with several other men. robbed
: safe; and that was the WAY he got
into prison.
He suffered dreadfnlly when Re VS.
shut up ard made 10 Work hard. and
never allowed - walk ont cxcepr il The
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DIED.

BARRIER On November lith 1889 az o'clocka m
four Years. 2.
GARDINER. On November 18th. 1889 at $3.50 a. m
HELEN GAkNE1T GARDNER. twin daughter OF VII
Lam ana Josephine Gardner, aged 10 months
and IL days
Funeral from the family residence 1909 Ninth street
northwest, at p. m to-day November 15 1850
KIRBY Near Fails Church. Fairfax county Va on
the morning OF November Il. 1883 al I O'Clock OSCAR
Is. KIRBY, eldest of j. +. aud S. A. Kirby In the
twenty sixth year Of his age.
Funeral will take place from Dulfn Chapel Falls
Church, Va, at O'Clock pm. Friday November 10.
Friends aud relatives requested to attend
REAGAN. Suddenly, Thursday. November Is.
isS3 SUSANNA REAGAN, youngest daughter of John
W. and Mary Reagan, aged year four months and
four days.
We loved her oh no tongue can tell
How much We loved her and how WELL
Goa loved her aud he thought best,
To take little Susie home to rest.
Fold her little hands together,
Like the wings of a tired dove.
Tenderly smooth her tre~see-
None knew her but 10 Iowa
Funeral VIII take place from her parents re.idenca
1871 street southwest, on Saturday November l7th
at eleven O'Clock M Friends and relatives respect
fully invited TO attend
ROBERTS On Wednesday. the 18th of November
1883. Mu. REBECCA ". ROBERTS, wife Of DIR W. L
Roberts.
18th instant at 2 O'Clock y. m. No flowers. 2.
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Pensions for Soldiers, Mothers.


SECRETARY TELLER GIVES A LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION
TO THE Law.
Secretary Teller has rendered an important de-
cison In reply to question OF the Commissioner Of
Pensions. asking for proper and uniform construe-
ton of the section OF the revised statutes concern
ing pensions to dependent mothers. The Secretary
states that there is recognized moral obligation
among all civilized people that the should sup
port his dependent parents. While there Is no
statutory provision to this effect, 1t may be
accepted as an established fact that the
loss OF son has deprived the parents
of the support OF that son in their days of
dependence. This statute, which was enacted for
this purpose, continues the Secretary must have a
liberal construction so as to include all persons
that from all the circumstances and words of the
statute the legislative mind must have included at
the time OF its passage The decision re-
views various points raised as to the proof
to be required that the son contributed
to the support OF the mother. &c, and says
1t would be unjust for a mother to receive a pen
sion IL she would not be dependent on the son, If
living, and 1t Is equally unjust to deprive the
mother OF the aid she would have received II her
son had lived.
The Secretary maintains that IL the son was
minor the father entitled to his services, or IL
not living the mother so entitled, and therefore
the dependent father or mother should be allowed
q pension.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS DOWLING. Auctio,esr

T>HOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer.
10 HANDSOME PARIOR SUITES ONE PIANO q
ELEGANT FRENCH PLATE MANTLE MIRRORS,
sIER t6r fiNE VI, Gilt AND WALNUT FRAME PIER
NJ T CHAMBER FURNITURE, one ORGAN IN
GOOD ORDER: 80 MOQUET AND BRUSSELS
NAfFEI sih dH9nnNdES N; 7 TABLES, WALNUT
CHAIRS. HAIR MAI IREssEs, BEDS. HI oWS
AND B1LsIERs PAINTED AND MAHOGANY
CHAMBER FURNITURE COOKING, AND HEAT.
NGSTOVES, &C.
HORSES CARRIAGES BUGGIES. WAGONS &c.
ONE ONE HORSE coE sPi IN GOOD ORDER.
ssa Al VINE and IL f1oSt
of my auction rooms. nl5-2t
TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
Il ING. no. 6l6 NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
BUILDING LOT, ON D STREET. BETWEEN rH1n-
s sFEkkkNFASD s,i4HTrs AMP Fq5ETEENTH
NINETEENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we viii sell in ss:3
LOT B, SQUARE 5s7,
northwest.
~ On mt TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER TwEN-
IiEIH at FIVE O'CLOCK. in front of tho premises,
LOT 30. SQUARE 2s5.
fronting on street. between 49, and 14th streets
southwest the Bureau Printing and Engraving
Terms: 81 900 cash balance in and II months. notes
to bar Interest and TO be secured by deed of
Lot = ST. sol and onc-thrl cash, balance in and II
mouths notes to bear int rest and to SECURED by
Geo OF trus. on Lot 80 265 Conveyancng, etc. at
days otherW Use resale at the risk and cost of defaUn
purchaser. after five days public notice of such rsae
dfposlt OF 500 Cn each piece sold
hl9-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneer.
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Affairs i'm Dakota.

WHAT GOV. ORDwAY SAYS ABOUT THE MOVEMENT no
DIVIDE THE TERRITORY.
Gov Ordway, OF Dakota, arrived In the city
to-day from the west The object OF his visit
is to secure medical advice for his daugh-
ter, who is suffering from sciatica- Gov. Ord
way was at the Interior department to-day,
and In conversation with ST reporter said that
the movement In the southern part OF the territory
In favor of new state had its origin In the discon
tent OF those who were mad because the capital
was removed. The recent election to ratify the
new constitution did not bring out but little
more than Is per cent OF the vote and only secured
three nfths Of that He thought that Congress
would authorize the holding OF a convention for
the whole state when one or two constitutions could
be brought In and the people, by fair vote, al
lowed to say what they wanted
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctionecrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
lRENCH STREET. BETWEEN NINTH AND
Ten III STREETS NORTHWEST

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON
lRENGH STREET.. BETWEEN NINTH AND
len III STREETS NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
by virtue of deed of tr,lst dated the fifteenth os
Gay OF November 1876 ndrtcorsd the 18th day NS
OF January a d. IL. in Iiber No: S41, folio 300
one OF the land records of the District of Columbia the
undeslx1i a. SurviV ng Trustee Will offer for sale by
Ilibc ailctlon i'll front of the premises TUES DAY
NoNEMBER TWENTY SEVENTH, 1882 AT HALF
PASI FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. all that certain piece or
District OF Columbia and city Of Washington: and known
anu dstlnssld as Lot numbered forty tire (43l in
sGsordng to the subdivision of said squar made by
Surveyors Offc, of the District of Columbia
Terms OF sale One third of the purchase money in
and two years rom day of sale with interest from day
OF sale to he secured Toy deed of trust the property
sod. or all cash at the option of the purchaser 1 de-
post OF 500 will be required at the time of sale All
c'nVeyallclng and recording at the cost of the pr-
chaser Ii the terms of sale not complied with
Wltiin ten days from day of sale, resale of prop
erty viii BE- made ut the risk and cost of the defalts
purchaser after five days public advertisement thereof
niJ-dSls THOS. H CAIJ,AN Surviving Trust.,.
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NO CURE, NO PAY wHITEHUEST'S CEDAR
~ BALSAM is warranted TO cure Coughs Colds Group
Throat and Lung Diseases etc Six drops n dose Try
It, IL not satisfied return the empty bottle ard
money back; Sold by all Druggists. Price 25c. = w.
THOMPSON ns-th tuSln
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Changing Time on the Pennsylvania
RaiIrOAd.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. l5.-The following gene
RAJ notice was issued by General Manager fugh
oI the pennsylyania railroad to-day to be sent 10
an points on the main line, the Northern Central
Railway, Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Lailroad baltimore and Potomac railroad Alexan-
urla ana Fredericksburg railway, Alexandria and
washington railroad, West jersey railroad, Camden
ana Atlantic railroad, and the Camden and Phila-
uelphla Steamboat Ferry company: 1.-The time of
the 10Th meridian, TO be designated as eastern
sCahaaFd tme, which Is one minute and three Sec
ondS faster than the present standard Pennsylva-
ma railroad time, has been adopted, to take effect
at 1: Y CLOCK noon ON Sunday, the 18Th lnst.n
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q
hI Read Estate and Insurance
1I-6 L street northwest


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
SiIi Ale ON SOI.TH SIDE Or + SrKEET
Nul;fH BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL. AND
IlR>I STREETS WEST, AND ON JACKSON
iEINT1NG OFFICE
BY Of d2' Of trust to tho und. rs IIed bear
IN 'T- February iS iSs and duly ia i'll ~:
" Dhic III Columbia. and at the written request IF
~ irlt 81 the Premises, Oh SATURDAY, SENIN-
IL!NIH DAI OF NOVEMBER 4 H. 1883 at FtliiR
C.ioth T. ", the following d. scFib'd I,a estate to
W on-lOf3 sixty five 60. siNyi 60 sixty s.ve,l
toti slSty-elzht tt,o siNtyninc U.r seventy (1O>.
'N nn" u and vent tT' go, Patrick QUirk's
siit'lf"n OF original lots s'vsutc" 40 and eighteen
ti' square SIX hundred ana sxtcCI. tCIG), with Tie IN
IItFrIatIitS thereon.
AND IMNi.D!.TEIT THEREAFTER at FIVE,
L Vi, lot HIHotS-tc ,4lA IL CJt's subdivision of
s'l- six hundred and seyCntyscveIl e.1j being part
oil Hri-!ilal l. ar u :, in sail square.
i.''N 81 sale: C third cash. balance IN and two
S'sis IN eqIial Ta5-l MS, with inter ven pc:
. utut per amman from day OF .l" iavah, semi
aF'H aud ,.'''ir' 4 ~ .rri If trust: ali cash at
I't 49, OPTION dIos1t of SJn each lot VIII Ue
~ ,if' e! ia" sal; a if terms not oIn,e,l with
Nl," IN t5s from date Ui sale, the Trust,, serve
Il" I''t i" resell the properly @ the risk ana Of
t. Gee .-G.iii purchaser purchasers live DAYS
eti-- j." tie iy,lliI star newspaper. CCnyeyancn
al-u re, riding at IrIrnt.is. ~ O. s.
NM- ". DANFNHOWER
NtSAN DA>ESION ERJ iIu'lfes-
THOMAS Dow Littj. AuctI3uctr. r7dSds
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srhrf4s s6E AYkNah BETWEEN M AND
yelber, 1883 il yhsria GsorTs A. shehan
asss NH .iS aHs Nsasts s sss
%TSH SiSk ~ M TEE
ston District Of Ciu,nbia namely: All fose lots or
h lots Numbered thirty three 's and n, kh4y9 as
i r', Il. VII. William, E,es's subdivision of lots nun
TiS' tlS, IN SONAR ny:.lt I'D one hundred and
one ot the land records OF Washington County Dis
tritt 81 tii' IL i'ctlicr with the buildings and i'm
i sub LOT 50 hf - font Of 70 feet on street north
HR D la Is WIN ihPIT TsE b by tine
The app 1tn. MS araFErw and complete Sub lot "a
her Of i3'h. By d'tt Of - feet is uniinroved
Us w.e ii not 8" sold. they viii bc offered sepa-
n q t 6T NJ TEnSESn,T THE E1 MY E
THE AFTERNOON will also offcr for sale at i,ubljc
; r. .' # w al f L 't' Il FL Ia f n1l:
IT nv, a. IN 5are li',,1ers1 sew, MY 90 and
ih. same al a point OH TIL sretly side of New Hamp-
:1 VIZ" Of SAID I'd . sane end is r 1ss't te, bs
:. n;hwsr,t.y and aloHe t:e westerly lin" Of
ltv@y and On iiie pa"l With tn" rorth side ..i of
S2i! II r' hundred and twenty l20 lei, thence nth
lii. '5re ayyiue tw.@ty l2oj TT. 10 The, said
i -i i''t- 3u'l t!T'c' warmly
"a .i s.i north iitC Htiur aud tv.e, ,jl ~
o. tn lay" of hiEtiInE. tor Their with the rich: of
NY TART e said at i:red (i) bon! ding
%" sat II nth i'll" 10 IN four 4 feet i'll width and ex-
L 'iii from tn rir of Tie premises described to
THIRTY '' fn- alley in thc oI said lot said part to
~ 1i>td a. ~ ali' ).
f>'s of ali, prescribed by .he decree One-third of
tin 80 E>t. cash: tIit. balance. eGI,a ill
Sal nts ii nh and two years from the day of sale
- If~tt:S 81 r,:rlrt the notes of the purchaser or
i" ha>rfs fer ~" deferred payments. witch stall
J.! f-t 1t y" G ut ami he secure, 10y deed or
t,i- "f rruSt IN te usual fern, upon the real estate
p '-i'.h rit 'ftS are GlV,:l executed Ivy the Ilr-
60 - - ~ bases To said Trustees The purchase
1 f&t - I'D III cash. at tn Ol,ti y of tllt. our
% ~ an astrs- rieosiI If *ttD viii rtGrei
~ ~. ~tt - IN itrtN ! strnck Ii is sold aS a
Wi;ri # : arat-y $3.50 wiz - required whtn lot
ital when Lot "a Is st,;k Of. tisfusi: of 500
w. lt':. when the View Ha3-4,~ir, ~. iuc Lot is
STR 81 All C"nvf5 a:lcing at lsir. l:ss rs cost
EDWIN Hay, ,
l4l9 Ptnllsy lviGia nue.; r.
u. NiIIti COOK { II JUSTICES.
IA iitii street,
NAt.fIE u. WILKINS 4 co. Anctlone.rs
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SINFUL Young WoNaN'S ENp.-GusSie ocfTel
notorious young woman, Swore out "A warrant
10 ST. Louis Tuesday for the arrest of William t.
Dunn. charging him with beating her the night be-
lore and striking her In the face with a teacun
When In the circuit attorneys Office Tuesday
morning she WAS bleeding freely at tho nose I'm
nedlittit after leaving the building size Tell head
long on the sidewalk, ana died while being carried
10 dlSpenSafy. Dunn was subsequently arrested.
He Will be held uniil the cause OF the NoIu.Il's
death can be aSaeTt aimed,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BIC BARGAINS In Pianos.

~ Standard makes. fully guaranteed sevcnseS...szza
Octave scale knabe Co Square Piano rose RI 8 n
wood case perfect order, for only $50 go
monthly payments. Elegant 7-octave scale Square
Piano, rich tone. good new, for only 1925; $40
monthly payments Very fine 7ocaye. beautiful rose
WOOD case square P!ano for only Sli5; part cash bal
atce TiO monthly. r1ct-toned Square Grand Piano,
magnificent case nearly new used but three months by
clerk now having no for it. for only $3.50: stool
cover and music cost 500; half three months time
70 sood party very fine standard make first class
Upright Cabinet Grand. very brilliant in tone singing
Guales snperbiy rich, for S2.5; 10 per month; sells
Tor S45O Don't delay II you thinking Of buying q
piano.
HEINEKAMPS BRANCH AND PIANO EXCHANGE,
NIB APT 10th Street Northwest
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AMONG the callers at the White House TO-DAY
were Paymaster General Rochester, Emory Speer
and Messrs. Earle and Wallace, OF South Carolina.
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1E,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

tHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
INIMfRONED SUBJ hRAN PROPERTY ON LIN
coin Az ENIE COR GiENW0O1 ROAD. KNOW Y
A TIE HEATING PROPERTY. WASHINGTON,
by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the IA
District OF Columbia. sitting i'll equity passed i'll
C1se wherein Heating ct a. complanauts and A.'1
Mclaughlin ct al are dCfrndantsJ No SrfI shall on
MhNi,Ah: the TWELFTH DAY OF NOVEMBER A. D.
1885 at flEEE O'CLOCK L. NJ, the yrt misses sell
the following described real estate situated in said
dstrft to wit Lots No 81, 30, 40 a., AS 40 50 GI g.
~ and -, i'll McIauchnS subdivision Of the tract of
land known as Prospect HILL and also the undivided
one half interest III and to Lots 80 81 and 81 the
SAID subdivision OF Prospect Hill, together with the
bniidines and inri ovelcnts thereon. consisting of
large and well-built brick dwelling and stables
Terms: One third cash balance in six and twelve
MONTHS notes 70 bear per cent interest from day of
chaserS Deposits OF S5 will be required on eacl M
improved lot and $50 on the homestead If terms OF
OF s; the TRUSTEE reserves the right to resell The prop
purchasers. - Va
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THE PORTSMOUTH passed Cape Henry bound In
this afternoon. She comes from New York
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CH1LDREN'S AND BOYS OvERCOATs.
~ $3.50. So. So a. and S. up
Children's and boys suits S. 80 s3. S4. and s5up
Mems ana boys, pants, 81 Sl.25s ST. 90 aud 81 up.
The best 81 90 school shoe In town
Ladies, button and lace shoes from 81 90 up
Misses spring heel button shoes 81 rs solid Size 10
eau Doots 81 oo and So up SOC and 75c school hats
Polo CAPS etc, ut
j. ". SELBY'S
o26 19l4-1916 Pcnnsy lvania avenue
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CHAPOTEAUT's

CHAPOTEAUTs
WINE OF PEpTONE
wileglassful of which contains 10 erammes of Reef
arifciay dgested by Pepsine 1t is entirely asslila
PIE and passes into the blood vessels without requiring
the stomach to do any previous work Ii is highly rec
commended (by the medical faculty of Pars) to cova
escents to persons whose blood is poor who suffer
from ClOrOsiS. Diabetes, Weakness General Wasting
Away Stomach Ache Gssrasia Loss of Appetite
terry Disease of the Chest Cancerous Affections Ere
No. q. o'
Sold by all Druggists taa2-mkth1y
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A.Tammany Appointment.

NEW YORK, Nov. l5-MayOr Edison this afternoon
sent In The names OF John j. German, at present
nre commissioner, and Daniel OReily for police
Justices, In place OF MeSSrS. Morgan and Herman
Gorlnan Is tammany democrat. and o Reilly be-
longs 10 the county democracy. Both nominations
were promptly confirmed.
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The New Nork stock arke,,

The following are the opening and closing prices
OF the New York Stock Market to-day as reportud
by special Wire 10 ii. H. Dodge. $50 18th street:
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JOHN T. ENNIS, Trustee.

No 40 Louisiana
In order to TO the purchaser CT purchasers of
The homestead mentioned i'll the above advertisement
good ard valid title to the whole of the property
shall ut the SAMETlMEAND PLACE offer for sale my
Undivided Aaltnterest III and to the said homestead
O23uts MARGARET A. TEYSON.
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DENTISTRY

ID, SIAEE FIiih .S.. CORNER eTH AND ]:
- .I- without ezt"r-tin@ = !".al aspstLetc. used
& al sliI = :" ietIIt, Ia.n Vi extracting given.
'F-'ts'5 lu.'t r,'tg. NJ
AbU IANL TOOTH ACHE
bti. =. t. SCOTT
1861 j stree: northwest,
csli IRE II ana SAL. the Tooth. oo4-!ns
az hNHAtI PARSONS. d r. s '''I-;Cg AND RES
-, 4-S - str3t ncrtitWsst. owe: B-lianty es
"t'i Si@1 AL branches - Dentistry siilituily per
r1..i Gas eiy," 8. thousands with most pleasant
= uitS. t'ay or MKT. Ten years cxpeIl,nce oS
vi. DUKE Di.A 49,, 7l5 14TH STRICT NORTH
= Nt~S; fraufiiu N"'s Of Teeth and perfect lit
/, IN l'd tr 81 tEtactlns without pain 30 cents
A. az rLli''ii@ " alft-t'd jy5-tm'
~ HAETLEHEN. GRADUATE OF PENNsYI.-
anna college Philadelphia having purchased my
Of, %;i's f,'cnca HIS n >ei practice confidently
-''"tii.n iu u y PATRONS iiG the public generally
r. dsu:Ist 81 uli,ioubted ability. II. A. CANMAN
Dentist, lGl5 18th II. he's
4 RITZ tCIAL TEETfi MADE BEFORE AND IN
- s.teG nani'atcS after extracting natural teeth
VIII! splendid Success Modern methods and skill Ill ali
bIatc hes OF DeI,t.stry, Moderate fees
JI' DIR. DoSSAl4LY. 1921 + street northwest
HE, 1. NJ 1ALBDiT. DENTIST, No AIT 7TH
F'f t'ir,. doors from corner +. Dentistry I'm all
IL i:uces. Teeth Inserted 81 per set Ali work war
if'i-ttl janis