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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-12-04
4 STAR EXPRESS. 4

Office. No. I4l Main street. first door north Of
Barratt Bros. Telephone No. I42.
Package. Transfer and Excursion Wagons
always in readiness. Moving Pianos, Or
CANS and Furniture a Specially.
Have the finest four-in-hand wagon that
was ever brought to this country.
Are prepared for any sized parties.
Tonrists will do we'll to cell On the Star
Express.
Orders by telephone receive prompt atten-
tiou. J. II. EDGERLY,
iy15 Sole Proprietor
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

A little boy named Lucia jenkins had one
oil his legs caught under a cart load OF wood
which was being dumped on South Lee street,
yesterday evening. Tho limb was 80 badly
liberated that DR.. Jones had TO DO called aud
dressed tho wound.
While party of boys were coastng ON tue
Braddock'House square last night, the sled on
which they were riding collided with a tele-
graph post, throwing Its occupants or.
lreneus Beach was Knocked senseless, and the
othersweIe slightly Injured.
Mr.. Daniel Cullin died at the residence Of
his brother-ln.law, Mr.. Julian Kirnold, on
Lower queen street, about O'Clock last
night.
The services OF the week of prayer in the
Second Presbyterian Church last night wore
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Treadway OF the
Methodlst Protestant Church. Tho services
tonight will be conducted in the same church
by tho Rev. Mr.. Fllppo OF the Baptist Church
and ON Saturday night by tho Row. L. A. Cump-
ston. The interest In these meetings increases
nightly, and large numbers attend.
In the United States Court, yesterday, the
grand Jury found atrue bill against William
Hunter, colored, for robbing the postofIce at
Garfield, Fairfax County.
MIR. Ben Burroughs slipped and fell on the
leo In front OF Peabody School building, on
Wednesday, and broke his left arm.
James Beach was arrested last night for
being drunk on the streets.
Henry p. Davis, who was arrested yesterday
morning for stealing clothing from Mr.. Daniel
Henry, was tried by the Mayor and sentenced
TO jail for sixty days. Davis took an appeal to
court, but Will probably have another hearing
before the Mayor to-day. When Davis was
taken into custody yesterday lot Of the
stolen goods were found I'm his possession and
$40 In money; also n letter from his sister
urging him TO give up his present way of MAX
ing a living.
The case OF VIM. A. Clear Va. Geo. II. Fax,
from the Circuit Court OF Spottsylvania County,
is In progress In the U. s. Court to-day. Tho
suit 10 for the recovery OF $685. as commits
sion and compensation for the sale of tho
White Hall gold mine. The case VIII proba-
bly, occupy Two or three days.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
CAPTURED BY THE COPS
And Disposed OF by Judge Smell To-


Mary McCarty, nstout middleaged woman,
was the first TO grace tho dock this morning.
''You are charged with being a pauper aud
having no home" said the clerk. "Gullty,"
said the defendant. "Threo months on the
farm" put IN tho Judge.
Thomas Graves, an aged colored man, was
In the dock in his shirt sleeves for assaultlng
his daughter-in-law, Ella Green, who stated
that he knocked her across the head with q
chair, The Court said the man had tho APP
pearance OF Il crazy man, and he would COM
NIT him until no could be examined by the
doctors in relation to his sanity.
william Jones, colored, admitted assault
ing his wife and got fifteen days.
Richard Jackson, notwithstanding colored
man, was up for cruelty 10 animals, aui
pleaded guilty to the charge. The cruelty
consisted In overdrlving his mule, which was
attached TO heavy load OF ice. The evidence
showed that he tiotted the mule up the hill at
Mount olivet Cemetery; 50.
notorious woman, named Angeleu Allen,
was sentenced TO two weeks for assaulting
Margaret Janifer.
An old colored woman, named Susan Keith,
OF X street, between Connecticut avenue aud
Eighteenth street, was before HIS Honor on the
charge OF receiving stolen goods, knowing
them 10 be stolen. The case went over until
tomorrow.
Josephine Merritt, a good looking young
white girl, about 10 years OF age, was put on
trial for larceny of a gold watch from her
aunt, Mrs. Alice Freer. Mrs. Freer stated that
this was the first oifenBo OF the girl, who has
been good girl heretofore, and she did not
want 10 prosecute her, and would take her
homo again II she was released. The Court
said there was no 1T place here 10 send girls
who committed such offenses, and In Wow OF
all the circumstances he would release the de-
fAn1anf
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
EAST WASHINGTON.

Great improvements nave been made In tho
sallmnkers'j loft, navy-yard, lately. Tho win
COWS haVo oil been encased In neat frames,
separate lockers for tho workmen have been
added, washing arrangements have been pro-
yided and the room made one OF tho most
comfortable In the yard. IL was formerly one
OF the most forlorn. The walls will soon be
covered with preparation which Will In
crease warmth and improve their looks.
Mr.. John Casey aud his wife, OF Eighth
street, near street southeast, are both on
the sick list.
Mr.. A. Kaufman, OF Eleventh street south
east Will tako the flrst decisive step toward
gathering provisions for the destitute of tllls
section. He will soon give pound party at
Odd-FollOws' Hall, on Eighth street, with the
assistance OF his employees, for the relief OF
the poor.
Workmen were busy this morning on tue
sunken Mayflowor, on the Navy Yard, irving
10 raise her. II Is claimed cOnsideraolo ex-
pense Will be caused, which might hayo Dson
saved, had the fires been kept up and tho boat
Kept moving.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

petriella Antonio and Antonio verretla, two
middle-aged sons OF Italy, wero arrested iast
evening by Sergeant Nokes and Onlcer Marks,
the former for carrying weapons and the
other for being drunk and disorderly. They
claimed to belong TO tho musical profession,
and one was armed with n bass drum with a
series OF Attachments worked by tho hands and
feet, while the other one was contented with
an ACCORDION. They had attracted n large fol-
lowing OF children by their boisterous con-
duct when they were hauled In by the police.
This morning they returned from tho Police
Court and Antonio finding n SLIT In his bass
drum, and Verretia his ACCORDION Injured,
threatened TO bring the law on tho minions
who had confined Thorn. They left IN anger to
procure n warrant.
Word has been received ut tho wharves that
all OF the river boats that have long been duo
are enfo at Quantico. The Ice In the river is
growing weaker and is expected soon 20 break
up and be carried down by a freshet.
Mr.. "Gue" Fontano, OF Maryland avenue, be =
tween Four.and.a-half and Sixth streets south
west, Is lying at his home dangerously sick
with dropsy. He has been for years we'll.
known hucketer In the Centre Market.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
LAoos.ssrDc;AaLs.

II yan.esfit "beare d cough, "bull" it
wiIhsDf. Bun's.Cough syrnp.
THE jury in the Circuit Court will be
discharged TO day for the term.
A MARRIAGE license has been issued to
Joseph Bacigaluppo and Cornelia Cavaguro.
THE beautiful set of harness mauufac-
tured by Thomas II. Mack, for Mr.. e. Burg
dorf, is on exhibition at 400 Eighth street
northwest.
OFFICER BRITT, about 0 o'clock last
night, found young man named .Chas. Peck
lying in an insensible condition ON o street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
A WHITE man named John Sinkins, of
1918 l. street, had his thigh bone broken yes
terday afternoon by three bales OF hay falling
on him, which he was unloading at his rest
dence.
ONE voice all over the land goes up from
mothers that says, my daughters are so fee-
BILE and sad, with no strength, all out OF
breath and life at tho least exertion. What
can we do for them?" The answer 10 simple
and full OF hope. one 10 four weeks use OF Hop
Ditters will make them healthy, rosy,
eprlghtly and cheerful.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
III ED.

WESTON Thursday, January 10, ut IL
o'clock y. m, Minnie b., daughter OF Mr. s. s..
Parker and wife Of W. A. West, at tho rest
west.
Funeral at p. m. from HOG Ninth street
northwest.
pENN.-on tho 7th Instant, at tho residence
OF his son, No. 1904 Half ssreet southwest,
Thomas Penn, in the Gath year OF his age. -
JOSEpH.-On January o, 1881, Richard
Creecy, son OF John f. and Annie Joseph, In
the 10Th year OF his age.
THEILKUHL.-OnJ January 10, 1884, at o 10
q. M, at his late residence, No. 10 Fourth
street southeast, Ferdinand Thellkuhl, OF
United States Lighthouse Bureau, aged 90
years and ~ days.
CABELL.-on January 10, 1884, at 10
o'clock y. M, Willie Cabell, son OF MIR. aud
Mrs. william ID. Cabell.
Funeral Will take place from their residence,
1914 Fourteenth street, Saturday, January
10, at IL O'Clock a. m. Immediate friends and
relatives invited TO attend.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

1t IL reported that tho Ice In n number OF
etreamsin The region OF Harper's Ferry Is
breaking and that IN overflow ia inovitable.
II Is feared thar this Will tend 10 create a
rreshet in the Georgetown channel.
The American Coal Company Will soon move
their headquarters from Alexandria % Wost
Washington.
The lre which has been raging In the coal
sheds OF the gas works has at last been OK
tingulshed. The loss to the company Is very
considerable.
Wheat sold to-day about as yesterday, tho
price for prime being SLIP.
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TEMPERANCE WORK.
An Interesting Time ut Star of Hope
Lodge. 4. d. q. n.

Soon after Star OF Hope Lodge of Good TEN.
plars opened for business last night Mr.. VIM.
NJ. Johnson presented the lodge with q fine
walnut table, given by his son George, one
dozen goblets by his son While, a magnificent
silver pitcher by his wife, beautiful altar
and large illustrated Bible by himself
These beautiful presents wore gratefully re-
ceived for the lodge by M. p. Caldwell, worthy
chief templar, In fitting and appropriate
speech.
Visitors We're present from Minnehaha,
Clements, Anchor and Perseverance lodges.
Next Thursday evening Is set apart for pub.
lie meeting at their hall. The following was
the good OF the order: Remarks by Mr.. +. e..
Woodward, vocal solo by Miss Vaughan, road
ding by Mrs. i. Z. Woodward, solo by Miss
Davidson, reading by Mr.. Sauman, song by
Mr.. McAvoy, plano solo by Mr.. Kinslow, 1r.,
song by Mr.. Loveless, reading by Master Willie
johnson, cong by MIR. Charts, remarks by Mr..
Mckay, OF Clements; plano solo by Mts5
Brookneld, remarks by Mr.. W. II. Johnson'
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
AMuSEM ENTS.

THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
Standing room only Ia the order OF tho occa.
sion at all OF Jefferson's performances. We
doubt II any actor-considerlng the weather.
ever had as line weeks business In Wash
ington. Tonight "The Rivals"
FoRD's oPERA-HoUsE.
The success OF Mr.. Charles i. Fords troupe
IN "The Beggar Student has been so great
that It has caused rival managers TO essay 10
Gn1oin II. To might, tomorrow matinee and
night are tho last chances 10 see 1t.
THE THEATRE CoaIIQUE.
Tho attractions at the Comique are highly
sensational and exceedingly entertaining.
Grand matinee tomorrow afternoon.
WILLARD HALL.
Blind Tom gives grand matinee and even
Ing performance at Willard Hall tomorrow.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
The Dino Museum, Pennsylvania avenue,
near Eleventh street, Is very attractive this
week.
wRIGHr'S DIME MUSEUM.
This popular place OF amusement, cornor OF
Ninth aud ID streets, is ripe with interest
during the current week. Special ladies' and
children's matinee Saturday afternoons.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

Mr.. John Hiz, by his attorney, Mr.. W. b.
Webb, has filed bill In equity against Is. U.
Keyser, receiver OF the German American
Naliopal Bank and tho National Metropolitan
Bank, praying for an injunction TO restrain
proceedings on a Judgment at law.
The plaintiff states that on note given by
him to W. Il. Mattingly and II. d. Donaldson,
payable TO O. Il. Prentiss, the National Metro.
politan Bank on April 2S, 1870, obtained
others made defense thoreto; that
the money was Issued to carry on
tho business OF the German American
National Bank, so received aud used; that In
1883 Mr.. Keyser, as receiver, paid the Met.
ropolitan Bank and the judgment was as
signed TO him, as the plaintiff believes, and
charges to prosecute the same against the
plaintin, when the sole debt was that OF tho
German American Bank, and It was the duty
OF the receiver to pay It out Of the assets OF
the bank. He therefore prays for an In
junction and discovery. ,stsf
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
DISTRICT COURTS TO-DAY.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-Chief Justice
Cartier and Justices Hagner and CoX.-Aus-
tin Va. District OF Columbus on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Justice James.-philllps vs..
WHlbridge; eXecutorof H. ID. Corkhlll author
ICED to sell motto of $4,000. Lightfoot Va.
Britt; auditors report confirmed aud distrlbu-
tion ordered. Hoffman vs. Chiffon; L. d. Nc.
CURE substituted rs trustee, Stoldard vs.
Booth; appearance OF absent defendant or.
dered. Riley VS.. Riley; sale ordered and
Thomas Il. WHggaman appointed trustee 10
sell. Harris va. Harris; Edward Lander ap-
pointed guardian ad litem.
PROBATE CouRT-Justlce Jamos.-Wlll OF
John Tanning flled for probate. EXemplined
COPY OF the will of william q. Connie, OF Balu-
more, Md :, filed for record. Estate OF Albert
M.Perrottel inventory OF personality returned.
Estate OF John ]. Myers; order OF reference
and deposition OF Mary II. Myers filed. Estate
of a. A. Humphreys; will admitted 20 probate
and letters testnmeniary Issued 10 Reoecca IL.
Humphreys on bond OF $4,000. Estate OF Russell
Brace; flnal notice issued. Estate OF Juliet A.
Quackenbush; order OF publication, Estate OF
Joseph A. Coburni motion filed requiring eXe-
cutOr to lille new bond within ten days. Estate
of Ellen Burrows; order OF publication. Es-
tato Of Richard Vigle; rule on Administrative
10 show cause. Estate OF ida X, Davle; exc
cutor ordered 10 distribute personal effects.
Estate OF George Gerhard; administrator or
dered TO pay over to tho widow certein moneys
received from benevolent associations within
3hvo days. Estate OF Amos A. Lazanby; order
appointing Henry @. Mockabee guardian OF the
orphan children; bond $1,000. .zsE4
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

The fast mail South to-day was crowded with
passengers for Florida, who are fieeing from
the cold wave.
Mr.. Alexander and party OF six Now York
gentlemen left here this morning for Austin,
Texas, via Atlantic Coast Line & Ohattahoochie
route,
Flodordo II. Jones, general land agent OF tho
Union Pacific Railroad, was In the city yester.
day. Mr.. Jones is the son OF Captain ]. A..
Jones, OF the Virginia Midland.
W. NJ. S. Dunn, superintendent Virginia
Midlandi Civil Engineer Hibbey, OF the b. &
p. and p, W. & b., and II. II. Carter, superiu.
tendent p, W. Il u. and b, x !, L, .aIhatf.4& II.
roads were In the city tp,daXfetf
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

The Will OF the late John Tanning filed TO-
day leaves tho estate 10 the daughter, Catne-
rine Agnes flaming. In caseot her death or
marriage, then the property Is 70 be sold and
the proceeds divided equally between all OF
tho children OF the deceased.
An eSompllned copy OF thewill of William
@. Connie, OF Baltimore, Nd, was also nled for
record. s.
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youthful Househrenkers.

John Shaw, white boy, 18 years OF age,
pleaded guilty this morning In the Criminal
Court 70 breaking into the house OF Henry
$3.50 and three guns. He was sent 10 the
Reform School during his minority. Samuel
heese, lad not over 10 years old, indicted
with Shaw, pleaded not guilty and was placed
on his trial, and after hearing the testimony
the Jury acquitted him.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
MIR. Frank sperry's HorsemnnshI,

bIoOhlyIl J lHlts'
Writing of horseback riders reminds me OF
n runaway incident that occurred the other
afternoon, In which Mr.. Frank Sperry, OF
Brooklyn, who IL tho private secretary OF Sec
rotary FOlger and iine equestrian, played a
rather important part. young gentleman
was out riding with young lady we'll known
I'm Washington society, In the extensive park
that surrounds the soldiers Home. The lady's
horse became unmanageabe, and ran away.
Her escort attempted 10 make his horse keep
pace with his companions, but was wholly un-
able to do so, as Its rider had lost all control OF
the animal and thought only of keeping her.
self seated In the saddle. Left 20 itself, tho
runaway soon distanced tho gentleman and
dashed on with the frightened young lady
cllnging 10 the Bride and saddle as best she
could Some gentlemen In a carriage made a
feeble attempt 10 follow the horse and its help
less rider, but they, too, were left behind, and
the only real chase was that made by Mr..
Sperry, who happened TO be riding In the park,
and, learning something OF the incident, put
spurs 10 his horse and followed In hot pursuit.
Tho lady, Il appeared, was thrown, after re-
tanning her seat for mile or more, and tho
horse pursued its mad gallop rlderless. Mr..
Sperry assisted the lady until the arrival or
her escort, and then followed up the runaway
and succeeded In capturing II about a mile ana
a-half further on. Fortunately the lady was
not hurt, but she was most thoroughly fright
ened by the accident. Such episodes are not
OF frequent occurrence, for as a general rule
the horses that are ridden by the ladies are as
gentle as their riders,
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11

DR.. Richards, OF London, England, has been
administering brandy to habitual drunkards,
order 10 test the effect OF alcohol In heighten-
ing or lowering the temperature OF the body.
To make an habituai drnnkard "dead drunk"
twelve ounces OF brandy In one dose were
found sunlcienti and so hardened was the con-
hrmed inebriate to the efrect OF spirits thai no
reduction Of temperature was caused.
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KNOCKED DOWN AND ROBBED.
A Desperate Assault Upon ~ C0IOred
Man Last Night.

Another attempt at murder and highway
robbery was made last night on street, near
Seventeenth, the very neighborhood In which
young Hlrth was murdered and robbed few
years ago.
About o'clock last night, as an oil colored
man named Robert Bias, Of 12l2'R street, was
passing along L street, near Seventeenth
street, he was knocked down aud robbed by
two colored men, named Cornelius Campbell
and Green Lghtfoot. Bias was removed TO
Lewis drug store, corner OF Fourteenth and p
streets, where his wounds were dressed by
DR., Eaton, after which the Injured man was
removed 10 his home.
HIS injuries, which consisted OF bad cuts on
the back OF the head and face, made by n
blunt instrument, were decided by the physi.
clan TO be not necessarily fatal.
Sergeant Saffell and onicers Janifer aud
Bladen arrested the assailants. The Prison
ers admit the assault but deny the robbery.
The Evening critic., 1884-01-11
MARRIED.

CRoSS-SMooT.-on Wednesday, January
8, 1884, at the parsonage OF Foundry NJ. Il.
Church, by the Rev. william f. Ward, George
Warren Cross, of Little Rock, Ark, and V. Cor.
die smoot, daughter of Il. NJ. Smoot, OF Charles
County, Md, y
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me lourln granu phli OF tne ffiVate Social
Club TOOK place last night al Aoner's Hall, and
was very enjoyable affair. Tho two medals
for the most popular young mon OF the club
were won by Henry Tierney ana Mr.. Coleman.
Mr.. Tierney was presented with floral horse.
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Mr.. Rice. photograns,SSr.

for short season, &ggs9fiis personal atten.
tion to every sittlpg2k dad guarantees superior
E nHit:s Tne snGS In the s
per dozeps pRice, 14l7 and 1919 Pennsylva-
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Observing that the census embraces seven.
teen millions OF women, Yankee editor
rapturously asks "who wouldn't be n cen,
euBT'
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Interesting 20 LadIes

We have Just received a larGe;aHs6ftment OF
Langtry and shinglekp anQzEtehd waves OF all
styles and shades. ,.ssedflg hair bralds We
sell at 81, tormaEsI1,1 cd$6.50. Waves OF all
kinds drosseAyaahd HAirl braids dyed IN all
shades. .esF MRS. s. HELLER,
OO Ninth street northwest.
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VIM. Fl. VALLEY.

Dookbinder, Paper Ruler and Blank Book Manu-
iActuIer, Cor. 9th and n sits. N. w.
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UNDERTAKES.

.ADDIsOM DAY,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN AND CA BINET
MAKER.
Reedy.made CofIins, Caskets and shrouds, No.
B0t ~ ST., corner of q q. W. Branch Store GAL
Mass ave. n, W. Orders promptly executed at
reasonable rates. f5ti
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direct from the .Easssqe.

wines, such as .EesztBf, Trenlener, Erbacher,
Rudeshei uhE4lHetc, All sold at New York
pricsssss-cfir. Nander's, OIL 7th street n. W.
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The River az Marper's Ferry.
At o a. m. this morning there was no rise
the river at Harper's Ferry.
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the most satisfactory Rassfer at Morgan's
steam laundry, 5lz .sktYh }Btreet northwest.
Lowest prices.ssss
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MAIdernex naIrY WnnnM3.s

Fresh Attorney pulter, eRsaAed every morn
ing and delivered IN h,tbA"ward" prints, SOC
per ID. Also, cQktas6f Cheese, buttermilk an(
sweet millisno'pef at Cream l6c, per pint.
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shEsfs bone UP
equal to.Bew at Morgans steam laundry.
LoWAstpfices.
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Conval.essenco Is the essence OF restored
health.--N Y, Nel0S.
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Is s9sss $1,000. +,

at a6 MSrssp s,o,,s SnrS, bl7 Nintta street
IVY, sta1tn lpniees
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ron HEKJ-HOuses

EOR RENT-HOUSE NO. % PIERCE ST. n.
II w.;two-stoIy frame; rooms, large yard. etc.
Price $40 per month. Swormstedt u Bradley, 9ss
Il st, n, W. iO.3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

v,-vn. STOCK MEETING;
Wa There will be held meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Herdc PhmtQn Company, q
Washington, ID. c., on WEDNESphf, the 25d
day OF January, A. D., 1854. ny i2;2clock noon az
the office OF the Company. NO. 20 south tourth
street in the city Of Philadelphia, State of Penn
sylvania, for the purpose OF Increasing Its capital
A''eA' A, d. HEPBURN,
S q Mics & hsBgfRRML L Trustees
Attest: - -
ia2.p, 10. SAMEUEL q. EBERLY Secretary
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49,, STOVES, rURNACEs, RANGES,
ME- ETC.
Tin plates, sheetiron work, fireplace stoves,
and ali kinds OF tin work promptly attended 70.
Send your order to ,o,,,s
SD Eleventh st. n. W.. near - ~.
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ron SaLE--R7isceiianeous

vINoR RENT i03, 4O7, AIS, 4l9 b ST. N. Il NEW
II and desirable; rooms. Call on s. IL. Walker.
flO In. ayQ. d2l
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Nk large and small amounts.
ja5-im B.H. WARNER.
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ron SALE-HoUses.

TNOR SALE-ON FIFTEENTH STREET,
n new Groom houses, with concretcd cellars;
will be sold low and on easy monthly payments;
st. dl1-1m
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DR. STARR PARSoNs, DENrIsT, CORNER
IL 9Th and Il sts. n. wa local antesthetic, used
ON the gums, aieviates pain of extracting; filing n
specially. Artificial teeth inserted gas given;
charges moderate oc5
ID COLCHESTER BEER-TRY 1T, AND III
IN not the best bottled beer, get your money
back. Delivered to any part of tho city, by
dozen o. case, at 70 cents per dozen: Order by
mail or telephone. Il. H. FINLEY,
ju20tf 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.