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What will stop my coughing at night
Guarantee Acker's English remedy will
Price l0c,, SOC. and 81, Sold by W. II. Pat.
terson q Co
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Group, whooping cough aud even Asthma
Immediately. relieved by Ackers English
remedy. Sold under guarantee by W. II.
Patterson IL Co.
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There are many forms of nervous debility
In men, hat yield to the use of Carter,
Iron Pills. Those who are troubled with
nervous weakness, nigh,,wcsts, ETC.. should
try them
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Catstrh cured, health and sweet breath
Is cured by. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price 90 cents, Nasal Injector free. solt
by W. II. Patters & Co, druggists, Dallas
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.. -. 4. stands unrivaled for blood die.
eases; ~ a blessing 10 those who take Il.
send NE the address Of doubtful ones, John
6Tsssart, Salamanca, N. Y.
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Ladies should remember beautiful COM
plexlon results from using Acker's Blood
Elixir, Sold by w. II. Patterson & Co. at
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On "nu al'et hpFII :, ls'', The orlce aud sales
room OF
Fox, Manufacturing COnfoCtissnl

WI be lo,alst At all MAIN STREET, opposite
the Grsnd.Wlndsot Hotel, and the Factory IN
rear OF ~ MAIN and ~ kARsnr STREET
a, AZ orssrs received will be sroup tlv filled a,
VI NAN street where will b. found lie heat IN
all the West wv oer' ~
Mrs .. FOX. whs hss been In ,ts busin..
since 1881, will b In Constant atendspoa =.
oss nsf oss' sndsavors to suitajL nsr1.2
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Have Iieen Ao,,c,s,

hood "n Injection of the throat from child
yatia,,v caused by diphtheria, and have used
anvil remedies, hut nave never found
Trocsn equal To Browns Bfonchial
tor ~ Skev. G. NJ. +. Hampton, Pike
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Eor Reur.
IGOR RENT-Furnished room: reference II
II quired. Enquire at 924 Wood street

l. Quired. Enquire at ga Wood street
marsO.2t
INOk RENr-A neat furnished room, with east
II ern and southern exposure Apply at
premises, 1927 Commerce street marSO.tf
LOR RENT Comfortable and convenient
II dwelling house, No. 6l5 Veal street Apply
to W. ], Clark, 1905 Elm street mar3O.if
EOR RENT-The lower story 200 Main
II street. north of court house, formerly ocou.
pied by CASTOR Il Thomas, bankers: fxtures and
magnificent vault suitable for bank. Apply TO
John Browning or COS Elm street mar25-lm
nor Rem "A nicely furnished room; south
II and west exposure; large closet cistcrn water
-9ij Commerce ST. J. NJ. Hayes. marg7tf
EOR RENr-Fincly furnished rooms, nj iOlS
" Elm street, south 'front.' apply on premises
81
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Referring TO the above notice Of dissolution. I
beg IN recommend 10 nv friend. .od ,IS a,,,
inets or the iitm my former partner, T.. N. pow.
Y, who continues lhe business, and ask Tor him
nc coniinn.ncn ofthe patronage NO literally ss.
cmusu ln lno olu r. L. Ck0E
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31Io,,etI to I.c,,nd.,

MONEY To LEND-I will lend funds on real
vi estate on long time at reasonable rates.
james Simpson. mario I'm
/ AND LOANe-J b. Watkins Is Co, ,alias,
u Texas feb I9f
k8oEEY TO LEND--R, d. Coushanour.
lNl frhr ~
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gheap Column.
Qaficra-

NofIoS--AavsrnssIaea nay o. hsnae,. lilo
~ our business ottce Up 70 SD. u, and into the
cowrasiag room up ~ a. -.
NollCE-yones 4 Nnrphy. Real Estate
~ Agents, Ne 80 Main street respectfully in.
Nt,e persons wishing " invest in city property
or agricultural lands 10 call al their eflioc and
examine their lists also MAPS and abstract OF
land titlpx
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The nNove firm OF Powell Il q sge IL succeeded
by =. NJ. Powell, In the same line Of business. as
LAND sChlp LOCATOR AND DRALg. IN IEsIs
Texas U" ''''"s'
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aaikcsllanrsus VSaanfa


N1ANrEp-A small farm near railway suita-
w bic for vegetables and fruit Address.
stating particulars In full price per scrc, rate OF
interest on Il, ferred payments, canadian, Her.
an pthce pallsS, Texas. marSl'St
NIANrED-Po exchange icO acres OF land in
w four miles Of Emory, Rains county 20
acres In cultivation. bhsnce In timber land IS
head OF cattle, head OF horses, 50 head of hogs
ana al, 500 In cash for stock Of groceries OF dry
goods. Address, II. h, p, Herald oAlce
mars-it
NJANTED iMMRDIA1kLY-rwo hrsrcia.s
w cutters and filters, who can tutn ont a
dress that viii vie with any made in New York
city in regard 20 Style and Beauty. Wish an.
swetS from none who cannot come Immediately
Terms and references required. Address
Clipper Office, Colorado City, Mitchell county,
Texas mareS.S III
XNTANTED-Att the CABINET saloon, corner of
w Austin and Main streets, II German boy;
one residing with parents preferred. msr25.if
lANrkD-An once with Two rOoms, one wiIn
W southern exposure. Enquire at this ofloe,
mch2ltf
MANrsD-One Hundred Teams Ia haul
w cross-tieS Steady employment for twelve
months, Apply NJ @uSzEsHKlMsR & CO..
marls.2w Tie Contractors Mineola, Texas
VIZ ANrED--Trayelng statesmen m all parts OF
w Texas. For full particulars address " .
G Graham Co., Terrell Texas, References
required. marlin
ID OOMS WANTED,-rhe SseuEeriest commit,
IL tee desires To ascertain from boarding houses
hotels and private residences the numberof Wis.
itors that can be accommodated during Saengor-
fest week, and at what rates, Proposals must
be addressed TO LOEB & FRElBERG,
marl6.lw Corner Elm and Lsmar streets
MJANTaD-You TO stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL First.clsss accommodations ut
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TNENrv-FIVE CEN re- PER DAY. Board aud
lodging from 81 so N 81 per week. The build.
ing is brick, with three stairwsys in case OF fire.
Located In the business portion OF the city, only
one square from street-car line, and ono square
from Texas Il Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
Convenient 10 passengers coming or goiug over
either road, Give us y trial, and he convinced
that you can get good accommodation aud save
money by stopping at the National. J. Nj. oKR,
Proprietor. ianl9.iyr
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Go-gartnersliip dissolution

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVIN THAT TIE
~ copartnership heretofore existing under
The firm name Of Powell d Gage. dallas Texas
and composed OF Il NJ Powell and Il, L. Gage
is dissolved by mutual consent Either partner
viii sign The firm name In liquidation.
2 NJ. POWELL.
Dallas, Texas, February 10, isSa.
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nEPAKTMENT 0F lNsnRAN0E - ST iS.i5SIt!

mar2Otues3t
nEpARTMEET OF INSURANCE, State.
~ ties and History, Austin, Texas, March
Is to certify that the Western Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, of San Erancico, Calii0r-
MA, has in all respects fully complied with
the laws OF Texas rs conditions precedcn, TO It's
doing business Ia this state, and that said CON
PAM holds CO. tihca,e of authority from This
Office emitting Ii 10 do business In this statc for
twelve montss from the LIST day Of January,
1883. to the Slstday of December, 1888
Given under my hand and seal al office in
Austin, the day and date first above written
II ? BREWSTER, Commissioner
NJ. DIXON CO., General State Agents,
Dallas, Texas maris.snnSt
IMPAIRMENT OF INSURANCE, STATS
~ ties and lIistor,, Austin. Texas, March 3,
1873 TO all whom II may concern: This Is TO
certify that the London and Provincial Fire In.
surance Company of London, England has In
all respects fully complied with the laws of
Texas as conditions precedent to Its doing bust.
ness in this state, aud that said company holds
a certificate OF authority from this Office en-.
utling II to do business In this state for twelve
months, from the LIST day of January, 1889. TO The
3lst day of December. 1883
T. s,l.Glven under my hand and seal, at
once, III huttin, the day and date first above
written II p BREWSTER,
mar25-Jt Commissioner
DEXTER & PERCUSSION. Agents. d. las. Tex
nErAnTMENt OF INSURANCE, STATES
- - tics and History Austin. Texas, March 10,
1873 To all Whom II May Concern This is 10
certify, that the Northern Assurance Com.
pany, Of London, England, has In all rc.
specs fnlly complied wi h the laws Of Texas
scondtions precedent TO It's doing bushes In
this state, ana that said company holds Certif.
icate OF Authority from this Office emitting II IN
do business Ia this state for twelve months from
the LIST day OF January, 1883 to the 3st day of
Decemper, 1882.
Given under my hasd and seal, Mt Office In
Austin, the day aud date first above written.
II. 7 BREW sTER, Commissioner,
nErAtTMENT OF INSURANCE. STATS.
- tics and history Austin Texas, February
q, 1sSs; To all Whom II May Orncorn: This q
to certify that the New York Life Insur.
ance Company, OF New York. n. V. has in all
respects fnll, compiled with the laws OF Texas
as a. conditious precedent TO It's doing business in
THIS state, and that said Company holds a certif.
oate Of Authority from this office emitting II 10
90 business In this state for twelve mouths Dom
me ISL day OF January, 1879, To the slst day OF
ia s.-iiven under my hand AID seal, at Of.
nee, IN Austin, the day and date first above
writsAp y = az "'N'N
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Speculate in wheat2"
mo"
go into mining stocks?"
Never owned share in his life"
Must have gone into a railroad specula-
tion?r
81 think not. No, gentlemen, he was
too deep a rascal for that. The designing
villain has wasted that money in buying
patentriglNs, and the most valuable OF the
dozen is machine to punch the worm.
holes out of harvest apples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-04
Amusement etc.

NATIONAL THEATER--Barlow Wilson & Co $
famous minstrel troupe male most successful
opening last night. The house Was packed with a
large and appreciative au Hence, in fact many
people had TO be turned away from the doors, and
tue performance was Iully up to the standard OF
THIS nne troupe Wilson's cOmicalities the antics
of'the "four aces" the humorous songs and say
lEgS OF Moran and other good things kept the
audience in roar.
ABNER'S SUMNER GARDEN-An excellent con-
cert Is given here every evening In addition 10
Prof. Arth's popular orchestra, Mr.. Rudolph
Duerlng, tenor, and Miss Albertina Wtllenberg,
soprano. appear A complimentary benefit Will
De rendered Mr.. Abner ON Monday, nth. 1883.
DINE MUsEUM.-Thfs resort which was so popu-
lar with ladies and children last year Was opened
yesterday Tor the season Last night the house
was packed with people. There are curiosltles
and novelties on exhibition, and good perform
ance, including comic pantOmime.
DRIVERS SUMNER GARDEN.-A new co mpany
ana new program. The Cartons, lks & Gray,
the FrankiinS, Christine Percy, Laporte Sisters.
Lyle & Roberts, Little Libbe Lyle, Mas, and
others are here.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


Cost OF WASHINGTON SPREE IN ALEXANDRIA,
ChaS. Blame, VIM. Johnson. w. w. Anderson,
Samuel Ef1ane and Geo. w. Usher tue Washing
tonianS arrested on Sunday afternoon for fighting
in saloon at the lower end OF King street. raised
SIS collateral yesterday, and when the mayor
opened his court the collateral was forfeited.
ASSAULT ON MAYOR BECKHAM.-The lower end OF
King street had another excitement ye,terday
afternoon, at the establishment of Backham q
Bro, whose senior partner is mayor. Albert Lucas
callet on the mayor there to complain that the
mayor had short time before fined him unjustly
and during a conversation which ensued he
pushed the mayor with some violence, and ran Off
He was arrested, and having been held some time
In the station house, was tried Oy three Justices,
and convicted OF assault on the mayor, but at the
mayors requH st was dismissed without fine.
WOULD NOT DISPERsE.-ShOrtIy after the assault
upon the mayor yesterday afternoon. q crowd
having gathered at the corner OF King and Fair
fax stret is, in which Mr.. II. Beach, who had been
fined In the morning. was talking, the mayor DE-
rected the crowd to dlsperse, and Mr.. Beach re-
fusing to leave the corner was arrested by Special
ried to the station house, from which, some hours
later. he was discharged by the mayors order.
Will, it is said, sue for false imprisonment.
BASE BALL-A match at base bah was played
here this afternoon between the Bashfuls, Of
Washington, and the AlexandriaS The score
Was as follows: Alexandrfas. Z; Bashfuis, s.
POLICE REPoRT.-There were two prisoners at
the station-hOus this morning NJ. McFoley, ar
rested by Officers Lawler and Goodrich, charged
with being drunk and disorderly; Jas. Lewis, ar
rested by officer Travis, charged with using abu-
The mayor at his last court fined JAS Patterson
and Daniel Patterson $40 each, A. Lucas S. for dis
order; NJ. Cutter, salOonkeeper, $40 for violating
Sunday law; Ashton Washington 81, for throwing
balls in the street; JAS Beach S., on charge Of
interfering with the police oficers; II. Beach was
fined SO for contempt OF court
REPORTERS NOTES.-A combination OF Alexan-
drlanS, Wash1ngtOnianS and wharf whisky. espe-
cially II the mixture Is made on Sunday, Is as ex-
piO-1ve as dynamite: so the mayor has given spe-
cial orders TO the police against allowing the mix
ture-The Alexandria Base Ball Club viii leave
here on Thursday for a short western trip.-The
District Tent OF RechabiteS Will hold its session
here next week. Many delegates will he in atten-
dance.-The Alexandrlas have a match with
the Waverleys. OF Washington, at the base ball
grounds this afternoOn.-The wOrkmen in the
railroad shops mere have rebuilt engine No. %
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Affairs i'm West washington

ACCIDENT. afternoon Mr.. II. Hawk,
superintendent OF the repair shop of the Washing
ton and Georgetown railroad company, while en-
gagged In otling shaft fell from the table on
which he Was standing, breaking rib and receiv-
ing other internal injuries. He was attended by
DR.. KleinSchmidt.
SAVED FROM DRowN1Na.-Yesterday afternoon
John Mitchell. about l3 years OF age, son OF Mr..
John T. Mitchell, while fishing from the soap
factory wharf. fell into the river and would prob
ably have been drowned had 1t not been for
Willie Ward, crippled boy. who seized young
Mitchell by his collar and drew him out.
IMPROvEMENT.-Mr. 8. 7. Brown is having a new
pressed brick front put on his store Occupied by
Brown Lewis, dry goods) on M, near 32d street.
The height will also be increased half story.
Frey Brothers are the contractors.
BUILDING ASsoCIAT1ON.-At the 104th regular
monthly meeting OF the Tenth Building asSoca-
tlon held last night auGoddlrd's hall, g. $40 was
disposed or being II shares, at $685. So per share.
GRAIN.-1.10O bushels OF wheat sold yeSfrday at
81 10 to SLY; 1880 bushels corn {whlte) at Gle.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Clear at au points.
DR.. Norvln Green said before the Senate sub
committee on labor and education, yesterday:
corporations are organized to make money, and
there are few that know Of that exist pro bono
DUO(iCO."
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CITY ITEMS.
She Preserved Her Own Fruit.

She hal fancy for peaches in the old pound
for pound" way, just her mother used to do
them. And she used her mothers old fashion ed
preserving kettle. The kettle upset and sent its
scalding contents over the unhappy lady's feet as
she stood before the kitchen fire. They put her to
1ed Ia ana treated the scalded parts with Perry
burns, scalds and blisters In two or three days
she was well.
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FA11 OPENING
CARPETS. CARPETS. CARPETS.
800 NEW STYLES ALL GRADES.

CARPt T lining, yard vide cents.
CARPE S. sewed and laid cents.
DfUGGETS, IS, Sc, 81. 10 So. $40, etc.
LACE CUR AIMS. per patti 81. Is, S. g. So S. etc.
FLOOR OILCLOTH, all widths
MOQUETTE, VELVET AND TAPESTRY RUGS.
G. NJ. TOWSOy.
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
south Side. sep1-4m
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For PRODUCING fire gloss on shirts and collars
us Laundry Wax, Stan lard OIL Company manu-
facturers. az Y. y. Poole & Co.'S, 937 Ia. av Ask
your grocer for II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-04

ST JCSEPns SOCIETY gave their annual festival
anc5 was lar e.
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Liver Disease,

headache and constipation, caused by bad diges-
ton, quickly cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
LEWIS, IowA.-Dr. NJ. j. Davis says: "BrOwn's
Iron Btters give the best or satisfaction to those
who use it."
GARFIELD, IOwA-Dr A. T. Henak says: "Once
using Browns Iron Buffers proves Its superiority
over all other tonic preparations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-04

NoTICE,-E. = EemetilyS. I119 Pa. av., takes one
coz. Gnc pdO:Os TN one thirteenth painted s.
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For the Eye Of the Commissioners.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The people OF Washington have come to regard
The STAR as the great CONSERVATION OF their rights
and on account ~ Its manful stand against the
encToacameat7 Il monied corporations, as we'll as
or oth1r ln:Tdt OI OF local abuses, naturally ap-
peal 10 its columns for redress OF their wrongs.
The Pct nuiSlnc OF Washington thts year seems
10 be the ship-mast telegraph or telephone pole
Ii has CONE to be an understood thing that this
nuisance had been sat upon by our City Commits
SioneTa How IS 1t, then. that pole is planted
tO-day at least sixty feet high by Ell thteen inches
I'll lneter ut the base In one OF most populOlS
shocOuyhfares? The people living ON 1st street
nortlw1S st, between q end III streets north, want
20 know This diabocal monstrosity is nearly
opposite my house, and will be intoerable to my
SELF and neighborS. A few years ago the Mutual
SLlon telegraph Co. applied for permission to
Drlng Their wires along this street, and were com
PEELED ny the Commissioners to lay them under
ground, which was done at triflIng cost. What
irfuence iias this telephone company over the
city authorities that they can plant their un-
signify ship maStS opposite our dwellings with
out AiTidrdnce? VIII you, Mr. Editor, PROFOUND
some pertinent questions 10 the Commissioners
anent this matter, and greatly Oblige
FIRST STREET.
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s"AIderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Alderney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in H-lb WARD" prints, CSC. per 10.
&c. per Qt Cream. 15c. pint.
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LIEUT.. GRBENB RECOMMENDS THAT THR ". o. COMPANY
BIZ NOT ALLOWED TO RESET THEIR PoLEA


BIZ NOT ALLOWED TO RESET THEIR POLES
The application OF Leonard whitney, manager
Of the Western Union Telegraph company, for
permission 10 reset their line OF poles on the east
side OF 18th street from to New York avenue, on
south side or from 18th to 18th streets, and on
east side OF 14th from street north to B south,
the condition OF the poles being unsafe, has been
received from Capt Greene, to whom It was re-
ferred, with the following endorsement: "Not
recommended. In place OF setting new and larger
poles, this trunk line should be placed under
ground without delay. 1t is u great Disagreement
OF the newly-improved executive grounds. and on
b street interfeIeS with O very handsome and
thriving row OF trees"
The application made June Is, 1889, for permit
TO set about ten telegraph poles on South Capitol
street. between b street south and Virginia ave-
nue. in order to run its wires into the U. s. Capt.
tol, has been denied.
b. o. APPLICATION TO REPLACE POLES DISAP-
PROVED.
Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners, in a
note 10 w. H. Clark, manager B. and o. Telegraph
Co., referring TO communication from that off,
Ger OF the 9th ult, requesting permission to re-
place some old poles with new ones, state that the
poles appear to be in good condition, and the ap-
plcatton Is dislpproVei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-04

ID OCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
IL SPRING. MD, REOPENS SEPTEMBER l7Tu
aul3.lm HENRY G. HALLoWELL. AM.
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Real Stone Crystal Rings,
Diamond Settings Prigg's
How to Make Home Happy.

HHOW 10 WHKe HOme HHppY.
To avoid sour bread, discomfort at home, un.
pleasant words with the cook, call on your grocer
Tor the only genuine compressed yeast made BY
Fleischmann & Co., successors to Gaff, FleiSch-
mann Co.. then you will have first-class bread
and rolls, also win smile from all at the table,
Factory Depot 1112 18th street,
c. DENEKAs, Agent,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-04

NEW BASE BALL AssoCIATIoN.-The American
League OF Professional Base Ball clubs has been
organized and VIII hold meeting at Pittsburg,
Pa, S+pte mber II The new league will abolish
what Is known as the "eleven men rule" Thus
FAR the clubs entered are the New York, Brooklyn.
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg
chicago and Indianapolis 1t Is expected that the
81 Louis and Cincinnati clubs will be represented
CHANGED WITH AssAULTINa AN OFFIcER.-A
young man NAMED C1as Duvall was before Judge
with assaulting officer Fowler, and also VIM
Brewton. The officer testified TO arresting the
party, when he turned on witness and BACKED his
eye. fne OF SO or so days was imposed for the
assault on the officer, and s. or 30 days for the
other assault
THE W. l. l. Tram vhToRIoUs-The military
rine match given at Bay Ridge, Nd, yesterday
Army OF the Republic. department OF Maryland,
was WOE by thu Washington Light Infantry team
by score OF ii6; the National Rifles scoring
1s3, and the Union Veteran Corps team LOG.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Israel
Green and Ma Maria Minor; W F. shieoler of Brook
OF Washington county, Nd, and Sarah a. Hen
derson, or Montgomery county, Nd: James p :.
Price and Harriet Robinson; Paul Bachschmidt
anu Johannah POgensee; French Johnson of
PennsylTania, and Sarah jackson. of Virginia;
Leopold Frederick Moore, of POlturS France and
George Debrean Chambers.
COMMISSIONERS VESTS PLAN FOR RAISING THE
BLOCKADE OF 18th STREEr-Commissioner West
In conversation with a STAR reporter, gave it as
his opinion that Washington city would he a
greater point OF attraction the coming fall and
winter season than ever before. In view OF this
he thought, IL became the citizens as well as the
ofncfaiS, TO make these swarms OF visitors feel at
home and as comfortable as possible. While he
Lad charge OF the fire department for brief time
lie made an order that he eater the fremen in ali
Calls, requiring them TO go up and down 18th
street, should pass around the rear Of the Treas
cry department., instead OF rushing down the
usually crowded front way. All OF the heavy bus
mess OF that department., requiring heavy teams,
he said, should be transacted on the rear side OF
thatbuldng. II not unrrequcntly happens that
tnee teams are forced TO stand for hours In front
vi tne building on 18th street, taking up over a
tniru OF the carriage way space, very much to the
annoyance or other vehicles and OF pedestrians.
ms Is also true OF several other localities. This
Evil might DC corrected with very little trouble II
order. -~~AS s-'>
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POWERFUL OPERA GLAs-Es,i5 HempIcr 45a Paav.
Doy'T be without Harris Roach Powder. Depot, III 2d