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Democratic Claims as to the Com.
plexiOn of the Legislature.
PIMLICO RACES.


Some of the Winners To-day.
PIMLICO, Md, October 14.-First race purse
$500, of which 500 to the second horse. En-
trance free. Three-quarters of mile. Pontico
first, Swift second, Bessie third. Time-1:2O.
Second race, Central stakes for two-year-olds,
ond; one mile. pewdrop first, Millie second.
Time, 1881.
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATTORNEY-Ar-
- Law. Practices in AL the Courts. Office $50
Louisiana avenue barbour Law BuaibS). Residence
No. 1859 9th street northwest. seq tim
rHARLES J. GOOCH, SOLICITOR OF PATEN1S
- Counsellor-at-Law and Expert 81; Cloud building
9th and sts Coed work, good references. Inoder.
ale ciarse>. Iweniy-one years experience. d3l
n II. MILLER, ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
Ne ROOMS = and L. GuntOn Law Building
412 Louisiana avenue
Residence. $40 North Capitol mh29
SAMUEL II. WALKER
- Us Commissioner, Notary Public and Attorney
for Rents,
w $50 Louisiana ave. next to Ctv p
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Which e bore vim Ghss,sn sSr,s.ds PAUL
om his sSs 81 a Friday
scSnaini%nce. respscifaIly invited to ssiend "'
BEC S.S Es 9n October 18Th, lsss, e 1850.
Beckett eek. 4, aged 8 yeais and three months.
Weep not for little Jimmie,
His Gentle spirits ned;
Hs s swsssi x; sle s With Jesus
Shed mot tear ofsorrow
Around HE infant tomb
Think what lovely flower
wshsvs IN Heaven e a S,G e p,
TSDsr:, WI! take plsce e Tire ocloSt Tnuna.y,
q his
BERGMAN; October Il. 1855. 2. sssS = M, Prod
rom a. ..: :ssa 81 si .Sd 70 S.:
ws we Fl, E51Gsy October 18th; = three D. m Fr:Ses
GROWN. On Tuesday, October 1s, 1885, IT o. M.
CORA NAY d.ush,sr 81 Jane I. and Mary y
Fsners nom 6sr parent: ,e2l Tenth vsrsss
on: on sDds iSss :: Ar'
ELLIOT. October Is. 1855. suddsniy Of paraiyss.
M.s SARAH A. ELLIOT. widow Of the isss ssh A.
Rsi:sves and iends are invited to attend her IN.
hera on Thursday october 18Th. q three ocsook p.
"a: nom her late rsssdsnOs' No ana North osS,sa
MEADE. At HIS late rssidsncs, no. S24 rxssssss
s1ss na1sfG cGxsaSfso 2sSSss i asss 81.
band o. Isabella O. Neade.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -
g O'Clock, ansr Ioag snd ps!nnal nlesA loUIs
fanSssi vi s.fs e piscs hon Sc ne:s9 sss.sss
92l Me5ylend svsnee northsssk EndsZ sesrsoea. q
e9tss G ls%siy s.s iccis:S . sssssz ~
ROLAND. A. osa.sero. 2; g, Tcala9x, Qceec q.
s: sss 49, 80 & 40 ~ q 5. sSss ss.
sTSossh VAN sArossA ne valley q shs shsAev
q peass WI - No sv ar saos srs Win me-. ny
Fensfai fhuEsday, ocsobsr Is leok, q ecleek y
m- nu9 he leee res10enoA fneo0 81 the Anily ~
konAl Oehoeosy,
SULLIVAN. On oeAossr lssA, lses. JOHN
6sssV KssS. EsiasG 49, zss snl Il 49,
Hss;ss sfsaasssa hsrsaasr. SO
TIEnA A. Leonar11owA, IA, eeturdag, 0essnB
2Sss A EN- ~: y $ e M: q q, s.s 49, ~
1ssssGi = Maaissa. HI, vsanaase.
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4 USTlN Z. BROWN.
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
1426 street northwest.

N =
"A REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
1426 F street northwest
new brick Houses. Wallack Place, corner 18th ST.
Brick House. 18th St. above Iowa Circle. $50.
Brick House. \ ST. near Capitol. $1,000
80, 3 brick Houses, Vermont ave-. bet T and w sts..
"a brick Houses, 18th ST., bet. and R, $500 to
$4,000.
brick Houses. ST., bet. sth and 10 sts. $1,000
Brick House. St ne: bet. 10th and 18th, $1,000.
B BTek H lgsh st. h. be 1 and and Bal
brick Houses . st., bet Ilth and 18th, $4,000
Brek ST. sh Sn Sd and s $4,000
Brick House. Corcoran ST., bet. 1lth and 18th,
Brick House. 1s'a ST. s.w. near Smithsonian Insti-
5 brick II buses 2sth st. $500 to $1,000
Brick ncis House 9th and NV, $1,000
Large double House. Massachusetts ave- bet 18th
brick Houses p ST, bet 9th and 9Th. 81 200 and
Large House. near Scott circle, 1925. 900.
brick Houses. b ST. ne, bet. 9th and 7th $500
Brick House. 14th ST.. Agricultural depart
for ns aha s ave. suitable
B BTsk near a 18th st. st.
Brick House. N, bet. 10th and 18th, with stable,
Brick House cor. I.:a AID r. $4,000
al frame CStsge large lot ST. near New Han,p-
Brick House. st. bet 18th and Penn. $50 900
brlck Houses, Riggs St. So, 800 each.
Brlck House, cor. Riggs and 18th, $1,000
Brlck House, Vermont ave. bet. X and l.. So, 600
Ifr1ck House, ST.. bet. 9Th and 18th NV SO 900
New brick House. Iowa circle, Sl65DO.
Brick House. cor. Mass and 18th St, SIS 900
vacant property IL all sections OF city and suburbs
Several houses for rent furnished and unfinished.
Money TO loan on real estate security.
Large loans specially. Oc3-lm
4 BSOLCTE BAR(iAIN-7 ROOM NEW PRESS
"A ed Brick House, 1926 18th st. NV: $500
monthly payments annual tenant secured for second
floor at so monthly in advance: location beautiful:
Value reasing Also f OCT Piano: Ss5. Two fine
Parlor Organs, $50 and SD; terms 80 monthly.
y T. MONEY loaned on Pianos, Furniture and
any good collateral
EXCHANGE BANK.
ocl 431 9Th ST. NV
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Boston, October 14-The second days ses-
sion of the annual meeting of the American
Board OF Commissioners of Foreign Missions
opened with very large attendance. The Rev.
Il. X. Alden, DID,, read the report the work
of the home department., and the Rev. N. G.
Clark, DID,, senior foreign secretary, read q re-
view of the work of the past 25 years.
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District Government Affairs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. 0. d. Thatcher, 2122 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., protests against the repair of the pump in
front of his residence.
Mr.. A. B. Chatfeld, of Mount Pleasant, re-
news his attempt for the improv ment of How.
ard avenue, between 18th and 1 9TH streets ex-
tended, by appealing to the Commissioners to
DIR. c. B. Purvis forwards a request of A. L.
Reese teacher OF school %, sixth division, that
have no water there.
The tickets for transportation furnished pau.
pers by order of the District Commissioners for
the month of September cost $99.32.
A petition numerously signed by property
holders on 9th street, between Fl and l. has
specially and earnestly protesting against the
granting of license to any person for the pur
pose of keeping bar-room, sample-room OIL
tipping house on the square and street above
described.
COMMENCING DETECTIVE MDEvITT.
The president of Georgetown college, Rev
Jas. A. Doonan, has written a note to the Dis
trict Commissioners stating 'that having no
ticed that efforts are being made to have Mr.
James McDeyitt restored to the police force OF
the District, IL commentator from the fac
ulty of the college, whose members have reason
to hold this gentleman in high esteem an
honest man and an efficient officer, can carry
beg to offer the same, and ask for it your kind
consideration"
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector EntwiSe: NJ. ]. Keane
erect three twO-StOry dwellings, l., between
Goth and Dist streets northwest; $4,000. Geo
p. Emmons, erect a two-story building, Gar
field subdivision; $500. q. A. Lipscomb; erect
two two-story dwellings, 10th, between u and
streets northwest; pa, 200. l.. C. Duvall, erect
a twO-story brick dwelling, 9th street extend.
ed;S5OO. John X. Pfiel, erect five two-story
dwellings, 22d and d streets northwest; 81, 600
John Brinkley, erect a twO-stOry warehouse, NJ,
between LIST street and New Jersey avenue;
$500. l.. M. Saunders, erect two two story
dwellings, corner 5th and Young's streets, How.
ards SUBJ; 81 200 Il. N. TiltOn, erect four
two-story dwellings, alley, between oath and
25th and l and K streets northwest; $2,4OO
Thos. Hanrahan, repair dwelling on Benning's
road; $500.
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A WITNESS DROPS DEAD IN CoURr-A dis
patch from Erie, Pa, last night says: An excit-
Ing trial took place before Squire Crow, a WASH
ington township police Justice, this morning,
between some farmers. One of the plaintiffs.
Albert Seuthw orth, grew greatly excited and
exasperated under rigorous crosse xamina-
ton. At the conclusion South worth started 70
go TO his seat when he fell dead from the effects
OF the excitement. The tragic death OF the wit
ness created CONSERVATION among the litigants
and court spectators.
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UNITED STATES PRISONERS SET FREE.-A
Utica special. October Is says: Richard Nor
rfs, imprisoned for illicit distilling, was dis
charged from the Albany penitentiary by Judge
Coke to-day. Morris was convicted on infOr-
nation filed against him. He was discharged
under previous decision that no man can be
punished for an infamous crime by imprison-
ment at hard labor unless he has first been in
dicted. 1t is believed that there are many
United States prisoners now serving out senten-
ces who were convicted on Information but
without Indictment.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-Allen R.
Walker, who came here some years ago from
New York, and who was we'll known in insur-
ance circles committed suicide in Camden, n
j., this morning by shooting himself in the
head.
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FEMALE JACK SHEPPARD.-Kate A. Judd,
the escaped prisoner was captured last evening
This is the third time she has succeeded in
breaking prison. The woman is under sentence
OF twenty-five years for arson. To effect her
last escape she dug through q wall two feet
thick
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WILLIAMsPoRT, PA, October 14.-At the ma
ttonal council of the Daughters OF Liberty to-
day the officers elected last night were installed,
and an important change was made in the con-
stitution, removing the clause limiting men,
Mechanics Hereafter all native born Ameri-
cans will be eligible to join the organization.
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The significance Of this, our Opening, can be best
realized by those who visited this occasion. 1t
being our first formal Opening naturally very
anxious as to results, and altho' Od Prob threw OBJ
stacles in in the elements of rain the
was nevertheless apparent and doubly gratifying to u.s.
and II the old saying be true
Coming events cast their shadow before"
Surely our future Openings have cast their shadow
and made for us friends. AS long the BON
MARCHE purposes to push its business upon princi-
pies that has thus far proved benecialand this it
Will dove can rely upon the people of Washington
for their liberal patronage
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10 A<oUGo4 08AC 0oOCA IL
Dispatches from various points in Virginia
confirm the reports Of an earthquake shock
Friday night A letter from Charlottesville to
the Baltimore Sun says: Intelligence from
Louisa, Fluvanna. Campbell. and from every
district Of this county, concurs in placing the
time of the first shock at half-past IL O'Clock p.
m. The shock was evidently greater here than
at any other point from which Information has
been received. In Charlottesville houses rocked
as In great storm, windows, stoves and dishes
ratified furiOusly, vases were shaken from man
tells In some cases, and everything generally 90
well shaken that people were aroused from
their slumbers and sprang out Of bed and ran
TO the windows to see what was wrong. One
gentleman who had not retired walked across
his floor during the quaking, and AYERS that
his house rocked 30 Violently that he expert
enced the same difficulty that one has In walk
Ing on the cars while they are In motion. The
shocks, for there were two, were accompanied
by rumbling noise which could be heard some
time amer the QuRkfng Ceased, on4 whfcA w.
mistaken by some for thunder. great many
people were very badly frightened.
AT Warrenton the shock was diotancoy eIt.
1t awakened persons nom their steep ana RAJ.
tied Window Three distinct shocks were felt
in Lynchburg, between II sid 12 ecs0ok
Friday night A loud rumblnG sound Pre-
coded each shock. The direction O the d.
tufbauce was due north epd south. The ehock
was Also felt In certain p&1 81 Rtchmondt bat
the vtbratdons were very sltGht Adytooe nom
other points Weat and south Of Rto0mono -
port aI3xht shochks. At Staunton the shock w.
very porcepttbIe, Continuing over half eminuto.
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GALLAHER-BROWN. At ST. Peters parsonage
on Tuesday evening October ID, 1855, l. MA RsELIs
GALLAHER 70 LILLE r. BROWN, both u this
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CHARGED. WITH SCurLINe THEIR SHIP.
United States Commissioner Rogers, In Baiti-
more 2. Yesterday, concluded the case against =
2: clayton, captain; Albert BrOtherton ana
Mate George w. Brown, charged with scuttling
the brig o. B. Stiliman at sea. Clayton was ex-
onerated and BtUtherton &nd Brown. were com.
states circuit ecnrtA The odsnse y capital
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ROMANCE OF NEW HAVEN WEDDING
Rev. Ostrand Ferris a prominent Methodist
clergyman, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and Mrs. Flea
nor Mott Of Bay Shore, Long Island, were mar
ried In New Haven, Conn, yesterday by the
parties say that twelve years ago, while Mr.
Ferris was Q theological student, he became
enamored of the lady he married yesterday. She
returned his affection, but something pre-
vented their marriage and the lady became an
others wife, and Mr.. Ferris welded another
lady. In the course of time Mrs Ferris and Mr.
Mott died. About q year ago Mrs. Mott and
Mr. Ferris met again in New York. The love
of former days returned, and yesterday s happy
event was the result.
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LAND SLIDES IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.-
The heavy rain storms in middle August caused
larry at Waterville. The fields and hiEsides
about Ellot's hotel were completely flooded,
and Mad river rose twenty or thirty feet. The
was renewed and enlarged, and that upon the
north side doubled in extent. This, which is
not visible from any of the localities much fire.
quented by tourists, is formed by the CONVEX
gence of four slides at the top, after which it
pushes its way through the primitive forest to
within half a mile of Norway brook, where an
immense pile Of tree stumps, roots and other
debris marks its terminus. The slides upon the
west side OF Brickhouse (now called Mt LOVELY
have also been in motion this summer. DIR.
Hitchcock, geOlogist of New Hampshire, has
lately been making q study Of these slides and
the rocks they exposed.
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STAUNTON'S MISSING TREASURER AND Dis
APPOINTED MAIDEN.-The disappearance OF
James d. Carroll, treasurer of Staunton city,
va, Which was announced In THE STAR as hav-
ing occurred two weeks ago, ID yet unexplained.
His accounts are correct and he has money In
ceived at Richmond last night says that he was
engaged to beautiful young lady of Staunton,
ana was TO have been married week ago, put
MS abserce disappointed her. It IL further
s1id this IL the third time she has been disap-
pointed, and on this fact ere based many
Iumors among the gossps as TO his absence.
ever.
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IHE BACKBONE GRANT.-Secretary Lamar,
Assistant Secretary jerks and the AssistantAt-
torney General for the Interior department,
listened to a reargument to-day ON the
appea! OF the Southern Pacific abroad COM
pany from the decision of the commissioner
the Backbone grant," in southern California
Inc railroad company was represented by Mr..
Sldney Dillon and prominent counsel. The
point at issue Is the old one concerning the
ownership Of certain lands where the Southern
Tapped.
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MAR RIED.

THE LUNGS ARE STRAINED AND RAcKED by
an obstinate cough, which, taken I'm time, DIR.
Jayne's Expectorant would speedily cure.
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FINAN CIAL AND CON- MEKCIAL

The New York Stock MUrket
The following are the opening and 300 D. m price,
OF the New York Stock market to-day as reported oy
special wire to H. H. Dodge, 5:S9 10th street
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THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.-Before
Judge Charles Allen, in the equity session of
was a hearing on the defendants motion in the
noted case of the National Home for Disabled
Volunteers against Gen. b. F. Butler, for a re-
mOval of the case to the United States circuit
court, which was granted on the ground that,
the plaintiff not being a citizen OF Massachu-
supreme court.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, Pepper agt. Shepherd; argument con-
Guided. Phillips agt. Walbridge; dismissed.
Click agt. N. L. Market Co.; Judgment affirmed.
Iinser agt. Zinser; decree below reversed and
decree of divorce ordered
CRIMINAL COURT-Jttdge Macarthur.
Yesterday, VIM. Wilson and James Temple
Second offense), petit larceny; guilty, Wilson
sent to the Reform school, being only IA years
of age, and Temple to the penitentiary for three
years. Andrew jackson, housebreaking; not
guilty.
Today, Emma johnson alias Sparks and
Emma Coleman, larceny; guilty; sentence was
suspended. Charles Nelson, assault with In
tent to Kill; recOgniZance forfeited. John II.
Mftcheil was excused as juryman.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Hagner.
Today, In re. Eugene HELEN; Kate 3. HELEN
authorized to act as guardian. Fisher agt
Tucker; pro confessO vacated. Barnard agt.
Whiting; commission to take testimony ordered
Thelan agt. Thelan; bill for divorce dismissed.
Nash agt. Nash; sale ratified nisi. Langley agt.
Langley; Andrew Langley appointed guardian
al Item. Casey agt. White; exceptions TO
auditors report overruled.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Shell.
To-day, William Williams, alias Sedrick, lar
ceny from the person; continued. John Cud-
more, assault; collateral forfeited. Nettie
6ayes, larceny; sentence suspended. James
Eagan and George Thomas, afffay collateral tor
leited. Edward Docket, cOlOred, wife beating;
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A WOMAN WHO ENTICED LITTLE GIRLS TO A
LIFE OF SHAME UNDER ARREST

LIFE OF SHAME UNDER ARREST.
BERTHE Russell, who was wanted by the police
Of Rochester, n. Y, on a charge Of attempting
to ruin little girls, was arrested Tuesday morn
ing, and lodged in Jail. 1t is believed by the
police authorities that her immoral work was
a Regularly organized business. She was ar
raigned before Police Magistrate Keller and
pleaded not guilty. She dema nded a jury trial,
which will be held this afternoon. There are in
the hands of the authorities five affidavits
old. One. Carrie Seller. the daughter of we'll.
known N. Y. Central conductor, deposes that
she entered the house without knowing its true
character, and was repeatedly entreated and
solicited by the mistress to submit to ruin.
Eta Boyle, fifteen years old, swears that she
was enticed into the house and kept there q
week. The woman endeavored to force her to
a life of shame. 1t Is said witnesses will be pro-
duced at the trial who saw daily ten or twelve
young girls entering the house with parties
who live with the Russell woman.
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Two LADS MIssING.-Charles and Jesse Ir-
win, Is and Is years old, respectively, sons OF
]. II. Irwin, machinist, living at No. ISL
North Paulina street. Chicago. have been miss
ing since September %, and though the police
have been furnished with q minute description
OF the lads, no trace of them has been discov-
cred. The boys returned from school that after
noon, and were given money by their mother,
who was i'll at the time, to buy evening papers,
which they sold. Their father says their home
was happy one, and he can imagine no reason
for a voluntary ahSenc0.
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A LOUISIANA VENDErTA.-Advices from
Bienville parish, La, state that Q vendetta
which has existed in portions OF the parish for
Involved several families and caused the TAX
ing of many lives. It is stated that two men
named Forester have been dangerously
upon with shotguns. Others have suddenly
and mysteriously disappeared, leaving an Inn
preston that they have been murdered by UNI
been taken from their houses into adjacent
forests and cruelty whipped. Gov. McEnery
has authorized the authorities to use every
effort to capture the offenders. Officers are
now pursuing parties charged with completely
In these laWless acts.
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Latest Foreign News.

CEDED TO THE GERMAN AFRICAN ASsOCIA-
TON.
LONDON, October 14.-It is reported that the
sultan of Zanzibar has ceded Dar-Es-Salaam to
the German African association, Dar-Es-
Salaam is a seaport twenty-five miles south of
Zanzibar and has good harbor.
NEW FRENCH MINISTER'S.
PARIS, October 14.-MM. Coutonly, Millett
and LavertugOn have been gazetted French
ministers to Bucharest, Belgrade and Mexico
respectively.
A BOYCOTT BOOMERANG.
CORK, October 14.-No cattle have been
shipped to-day to England, and dealers have
stopped buying because they have no way of
transportation except by the Cork Steamship
line. 1t is expected that the cattlemen will be
compelled to stop boycotting the packets of the
Cork company.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GEORGE CREVELING, WOOD AND COAL
NJ Dealer Office and Yard. 1922 l4th st. NV, foot
18th 81 Pine Wood 81; Oak Wood s.: Hickory Wood,
81: sawed, Pine. So; Oak 81: Hickory, $3.50. " God
n reduced price dealers. Telephone connection to
all parts Of the city. sel2-3m
Il INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE CASH
Buyers TO my large and superior stock Of Lumber
Wood and Coal, which am selling at very low prices
for cash
JOHN MILLER
Offices 1920 14th stree. northwest, Az street and
Maryland avenue southwest
Main Depot and MIN south Capitol and sts au3l BIN
= 0nn TONS COAL FOR SALE, COMPRIS-
OsOOO Ing every desirable variety, at the very
lowest prices kinding and Stove Wood prepared In
in, your orders Office, l!l4 Penna- ave. Branch
Offices 32S Penna- ave- and 10th and X SITS NV. De
pot and wharf. 9th and Water SITS. sw.
jyI4-3m q. L. SHERIFF..
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He WANTED TO LosE Lna.-Henry Aus
tin, colored bo0tblack, OF Atlanta, Ga, aged
twelve, was arrested Monday night for reck-
lessness in passing between moving trains. He
seeming accident, 30 that he could sue the
railroad company tor damages Two colored
boys have recently won suits for %, 600 each
and hence young Austin thought he would
venture the loss OF q limb on q similar specula-
ton.
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EXPERT TYPE-wRITING.
II CALIGRAPH OFFICE, 933 st.

DOSEDALE
Ii BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDAiE. and offer Building
Lots 20 feet front, 800 $3.50 $500. $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedale
located Immediately at the end of the Co
iunbia railway company, 10Th and SITS ne Plat at
my office, $40 Market space.
Oc.r2n w H CLAGETT