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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

A CHARGE THAT AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE 10
ENAsPERArE rHE PEOPLE on DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Sept. 2o.-Thc FrccmdR's Journal
declares that the government inspired tile ar
rest OF the young Irlshman who was taken into
custody Saturday tor hooting at the Marquis Of
Londonderry during his state entry into the
city. with The purpose of provoking the pcople,
in the hope that they would retaliate and fur-
nish the authorities with excuses Tor coercion.
The ITSh IiDlcS says: 4" despite the efforts
10 excite ill-fccling on the occasion OF the new
viceroy arrival at Dublin castle, the Marquis
OF Londonderry met with a respectful and even
q cordial reception"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

ONLY ONE CARDINAL FOR THE UNITED
STATEs.-The New York Star says: Right Rev.
Mgr. Straniero, the papai abiegate who brought
the cardinals beretta TO Archbishop Gibbons,
was asked the other day If the next red hat
would come to the archbishop OF 81. Louis, and
answered: 81 do not think that the pope in-
tends to give more than one cardinal TO the
United States. 1t Is only q missionary country,
and until its condition changes more need
hardly be expected"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
Changes I'm the Offices.
APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN

APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ETC.
The following appointments under the civil
service rules have been made in the Treasury
department: Pani Richmond, New Jersey. class
1; John b. Stone, illinois. class 2, second audi
tors office; Richard L. Darlington, Illinois,
$1,000; Andrew b. Stine, Pennsylvania. 81, 900,
sixth auditors office; also the following abso-
lutte appointments at expiration of six months
probation: John j. Hogan, Massachusetts,
SIXTH auditors office; Miss NJ. A. Easily Smith,
Alabama, $500. Secretary's office; Miss Jennie
81 900 in the Secretarys ONCE: James Haiiorv o "
Texas, has beei. appointed IL $1,000 clerk In
the office of the chief OF engineers; Thomas b.
Hardin, jr., q 81 200 clerk in the surgeon gene
RAILS office, has resigned.
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struck by lightning and Burned.

ATCHISoN HAS. Sept. 20. - The immense
brick building. built and formerly occupied by
Fowler Brothers a packing house. IN East
Atchison. struck by lightning yesterday
ana destroyed. II had been unoccupled Tor
several years. The loss is estimated NJ $50, oooi
partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
A VICTORY FOR BEER
The Amber Beverage VIII Continue to
Flow at Chicago Labor Picmics.

CHICAGO, Sept 2O.-At yesterdays meeting
of the trades assembly the principal business
was q revision OF the constitution, and the dele
gates struck q snag in the second section in the
shape Of q prohibition plank. 1t was by Mr..
Temple, q knight Of Labor. The section de-
clared that the assembly hereafter do not ac-
cept, directly or indirectly, any revenues from
the sale Of beer or other Intoxicating liquors.
The section was bitterly opposed by several
members Mr.. Stivers was the first to support
the section. He declared that for years he mad
been afraid to take his wife and children TO
labor picnics, etc. He did not want them TO
witness disreputable men and women drinking
and fighting or piled up three or four deep on
the ground dead drunk. 81 do not advocate
prohibition" he said, "but decency and respect-
ability" Mr.. Owens, one OF the best known
labor leaders in Chicago, said that for six years
he had kept away from labor picnics on account
OF their disreputable character, aud he would
continue to keep away until drink was abol-
ished from them.
President Rowan spoke in favor Of beer at
pcnics, and the meeting laid the section pro-
hfbiting the assembly from selling beer on the
table. Several amendments Of minor import
ance were made and the new constitution
adopted. The report OF the entertainment COM
mittee showed net balance OF over 81 400
from the late labor picnic. OF this over 81 600
was the net profit on the sale Of beer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

SUICIDE OF MAJOR WALLS WIDow.-Mr&
Elizabeth Wall, aged 80 years. widow of Major
Wall, who served on Gen. Scouts staff during
the Mexican war; committed suicide in New
York yesterday by drowning herself in the
Central park reservoir. Mrs. Wall resided with
her daughter at No. "a East SSth street, and
has for many years drawn a pension OF eighty
dollars per month. Ii is believed that she was
temporarily insane when she committed The
aef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

TO RF TRIED or THE CHARGE on TAPPING
,,,,In lrE .cll El Il ARn MIRE

PRIVATE TELEGRAPH WIRE.
ST Louis sept 2o.-Martin Irons. the leader
OF the knights OF Labor Strike on the Missouri
pacnc railroad last spring. was arrested in
Kansas CITY last night and Will be brought TO
this city 10 answer to the charges found against
him in tue indictment for completely In tap
ping the private telegraph wires running into
Vice President Hoxtes residence Owing TO the
recent ill-behaNior OF the naSier WORK man, hls
bondsman has withdrawn from his bsnd aud
ne viii be kept under arrest until his case Is
tried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

1t was discovered yesterday that the chamber
IN which the miners were entombed at 3crAn-
ton, Pa, was filled with gas, 50 that there y no
doubt that the men are dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

THE EARL OF DALKEITH KILLED WHILE
HUNTING.-Thc Earl OF Daikeith was accident
ally shot and fatally wounded Saturday while
stag hunting. lie was running down q steep
niIi, when he slipped and fell to the ground.
and the bullet entered his chest iufiictinr q
wound from which he died an hour later. The
earl, aged twenty-five years, was the con and
heir OF the Duke OF Buccleuch and Qucensberry,
. peer OF Scotland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
Last Days i'm the Woods.

THE PRESIDENTS PARTY CAPTURES A FINE
BUCk-TO START HoMEwARD TODAY
The President and his party returned to Sara
nae Inn Saturday night from their trip to Big
Tupper Lake, bringing fine three-pronged
buck and % pounds OF fi?h as a result OF their
hunting aud tishing 1t was hard days work.
Nearly six hours were consumed in going to
and coming from the hunting ground. The
PRESIDENT and Col. Lament were stationed in
Little Wolf pond. The dispatches do not state
who killed the buck. In going and coming on
the racquet river the Indies enjoyed trolling
ior pickerei, and were fortunate enough TO cap
ture about 20 pounds OF the fish. On the down
trip Mrs. Cleveland pulled in five picxerel Mrs.
Lamont iour and Mrs. Folsom two. Mrs.
Cleveland has acquired the knack of lifting her
own fish into the boat without losing them, and
oI disposing OF them. once they are on board, in
manner which snbdues all nvelineSs on the r
part; in q word, they are raped over the head
with stick, when all struggling ceases. Mrs.
FOLSOM caught a pickerel Saturday weighing
six pounds. II rained nearly all day yesterday,
and The party had to remain indoors. II is
probable they will spend tonight at Paul
Smiths, on their way out. The railroad station
Is only seven miles from Paul Smiths, and the
vermont Central will take the party In charge
and conduct them as far as Rouse's Point,
where connection Is made with the Delaware
and Hudson Canal company over the latter
company's line. The party will be conveyed
thence 70 Albany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

CHICAGO. Sept. 2O.-A Times special from
Emporia, kas., says: A disastrous fire broke
out in the business portion Of Council Grove, Q
town OF 1000 Inhabitants, % miles north Of
this place. yesterday afternoon. Under q stin
breeze the IRE spread and several blocks were
destroyed. Tue total loss II estimated ~ $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
rron Wan street Te-aav.

opened ot eleven O'Clock this morning with o
very active trading. The opening was strong,
nrst prices being from y 70 a per cent above
the closing figures OF Saturday. There were
some irregularities shown In the movement, but
prices were generally nrn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

Many CATTLE KILLED.
%. LouIs. sept: 20-Freight trains No. 157
and No. l6O, on the Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas
road, division Of the Missouri Pacific, collided
saturday night on . curve one mite south OF
81 Clayton, Vernon county. Both engines were
completely demolished, ~ well - many cars.
No one Was injured. One OF the trains WAS
loaoe4 With cAtt1e, fourteen of which were
kilied. The lDss Il Plaeed Ct o6oyOO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
Vo1 69-No 1O.4O5.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tfc~s MEETING Of THE LOT-HOLDERs
D%& of Columbia Harmony Cemetery will be
held MONDAY, september 2Uth. at 0clocN p. m at
Plymouth Congressional Church, corner 18th aud =
sts- NV. Business OF Importance will he transacted.
Bring eertihcates or other evidencr Of ownership.
III. Bruce. George II. Johnson and William L Free
man. ss6-1aw w:3w
T JOB LOT OF ELEGANT TOILET
OA SOAP. n cents per box g cakes.)
MERITS Pharmacy,
se3fm.w-lm 1O14 Est. NV.
TEs JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
~ BALTIMORE.
Academic year begins OCTOBER !, 1850 An
nouncsments will be sent on application.
sep6-m. .w&stoc1
TESS LC II TER.
REDUCTION IN HARpwooDs
Havng Just received upwards OF 5OO 600 feet OF Dry
Poplar. Will offer for ten days
No i. dressed two Sioes, SO per 100 n.
a. No !, dressed two sides. 81. SO per 100 Il.
oa. 6-4, r., dressed two sides, Sd .5 per 1OUft
Also.
Dry4-4 Walnut. No. 1, DIR, ssed. $15 per 100 n.
Dry A.. 54 aud "a Ash. No. l. dressed. Sh IS per
1OO II.
These are the lowest prices offered by any
yard in this city for the quality of stock and In ad-
dition to This will make prices All stock In hand
COrrespondingy low. The above prices cash
on delivery, shall be pleased 10 share your orderS
WM X MCLEAN,
je2S 18th and streets northwest.
fF, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GAS
OS FIXTURES.
No charge for Hanging.
Fine lire Of BRASS fsnders aud Andirons Also
Fancy Goods + +. BROOKS,
ml3 53l 18th u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

IE~ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
O>-A DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA THIS SEW
ENTu DAY OF SEPrEML;EI 1856.
WILLIAM L. Ross V. ELIzABErH \. TRUNNELL ct
al-NO. ~, los. Docket26.
On motion OF the plaintiff by Mr.. {. II Cragin, jr
his solicitor, II j, ordered that the defendants Eliza
togesiia and husband. Louisa A. Mucan and hus-
band the widow and unIn nOwn heirs-ataw of Robert
l. Graz. decreased, and the unknown hers-at- law OF
Lohn Lacy deceased cause their appearance to he
tered herein on or before the first rule day occurring
forty days after this day; otherwise cause will be
proceeded with as III case of default
The object OF this suit is the title part of
lot 10 s;tfe 81 ill the ty of Washington, isi rct of
Columbia. az described in the bill Of paint filed in
said cau>e. absolutely iii the complainant in fee free
from any trust wnisoever and 10 dvest any interest
that the heirs of Mary NJ Duffy, deceased may have
therein
Prov lded, q copy Of the above order be published
once week for three su1 ossve weeks In TIE fvEN-
1Na STAR newspaper. this city prior IT, the ex pira
io; of si tperiOd, in addition the publication re-
4tlIresi by the rules OF this court
by the Court CHAELES +. JAMES. Justice
1rue copy. Test. X. }. MEIGS. Clerk.
By w. T. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk. Scl3-laM :srr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

Cen. HENRY \. BARNUM, OF New York, is in
the city. Gen. Barnum was SO severely wounded
at the battle Of Malvern Hill that he was left for
dead. He recovered, but still bears u most
painful wound. The next son born to him after
the battle was named Malvern Hill. He has
now grown 10 be promising young man, and
recently graduated at West Point with honors.
he mas just been assigned 10 duty i'll Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

A CIRCULAR has been issued by the commits
sioner of the land office prohibiting agents
and officers of that bureau from attaching to
the official signs of their office any notice or
signs OF private business
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

LIEUT.. CROKER. of the e. s. S. New Hamp-
shire, fell down coal chute on board the tug
Cohasset. at Newport, Saturday afternoon, and
broke his leg in two places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

THE ATLANTA MAKES COOP TIME.-The g.
). S. Atlanta, Capt. Francis NJ. Bunce COM
manding, arrived ut Newport, r. l., Saturday,
and Capt. Bunce reports that during the run
from New \ Ork through Long Island sound the
cruiser made an average speed OF over eleven
knots an hour, and that her engines worked
satisfactorily. Lieuts. =. W. b. Diehi and e. C.
Cornwall, who charge OF the compass
office at the bureau of navigation, in the Navy
department, went on board to test the COM
passes Of the ship. AS this work has
been finished the Atlanta will return to New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

a DEFAULTER FOR SS. ,0O0.-william Ed.
ward Gould, cashier OF the First National Bank
OF Portland, Me-, is a deiaulter to the extent of
So. 900. and has been arrested. Gould ID a SOD
iD-law OF Gen. Neal Dow, WAS prominent in pols
itics and frequently filled Congregational pun.
pits in Portland, being an effective pulpit
orator. He has been living eXtrayagantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20
Frs NOTICE 10 MARBLE DEALERS.

Persatis desiring fine Monuments and IIeadstOnes
will find II greatly 10 their advantage call at
Marble iarI Oftue late WILLIAM RCTfIERFOkU
corher 2lst ST. and Pennsylvania ave The stock is
being sold at great sacrifice to close ont the business
n grand Opportunity is here presented TO live
business man to secure good stock below ana
privilege Of the best marble stand u of Wash
!ngton. MATILDA RUTH ERTOI{D
. se1.-1wS Administrative.
T. DIR. H I. 4. JOHNSON II Is REWOYEu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

E~ DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
The CO-partnershp heretofore existing between f..
FSlMI>VN & II. +. GUY is this day september 20,
1855 dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. r. +. simpson
retiring from the firm The Indebtedness Of the irin
Is assumed hy Il r. Guy, and all debts due them must
he paid 70 him. he being authorized receipt the
same,
F. F. SIMPSON,
l. +. GUY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

HEAVY RAIN IN NCHARLEsToN.-There was q
heavy rain in Charleston yesterday, whch
dreuched the contents of unrepaired dwellings
and made tho people who still cam ping cut
very uncomfortable. A number of religious
societies held open-air meetings. The mother
OF Mayor Courtney, aged 81, died yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

THE GREAT TELEPHONE SUIT.-The Hon. A.
e. Thurman, ex-Solicitor General Goode, of
Virginia; Judge Lowrey, OF New York; jeff
Chandler and Chas. s. Whitman, of this city;
ex-senator Mcdonald and Senator Harrison, OF
Indiana; J. Stanton, j. }. stanton, jr., and W.
-. Nixon OF Boston, all interested in the tele-
phone case TO be heard to-day before Judges
Jackson and Sage of the United States court in
Cincinnati are in that city. The argument on
the jurisdiction will begin to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day formed co-partner-
SHIP Under the firm name of b. F. GUY Il CO.. for the
purpose OF conducting the Furnace. Range and stove
business in ali its branches at 1908 Pennsylvania
whtre theJ VIII b. pleased the old customers
OF the late firm of simpson & Guy Mr.. +. i. SiMP-
son Will continus with the new house.
Il. +. GUY,
se2O3t II. o. TOWLES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

le
Mr. JoHS c. PFLHAM-sir: regret the publication
In the Washington POST Of this date rejecting upon
you / Informed the Assistant District Attorney ut
the Police Court this morning that the warrant for
your arrest was obtained by under misapprehen-
sion OF the facts. and stated him desire with
draw the same and my intention prosecute the
case for the reason that mistaken I'm the prem
1>eS and satisfied YOU are not guilty of the
charge.
therefore authorize you to use this statement In
any manner you may think proper to repair any In
jury you may have suffered by action in the issue
OF the warrant or the publication referred to-
se:0-3t wM r. BURNS.
[Ec~, THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS of
guested 20 meet MON DAI NIGHT Septen,hcr 90
HfslneSs OF Importance. By order OF the Assembly.
selS-2t*
fF-cS FOR RENT-TWO HALLS OF MI:
49, iium size. suitable for socielles on third and
fourth floors III building centrally near tour
lines OF ears windows three sides: gas. water and
colveneuc.S rent low 10 firsr-casS parties. Apply
70 +. y. MCINTYRE. 3lS Fst. selS:;t*
[f-re MR. a. j. LOCkHART Will BE AT
- orr news store. 1913 + II. W.. on and after
Sauriay Sept 18th, 10 lake for fine CI,s
tom Shirts WOODWARD& = iOfliROP. sel7-;3t
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE
- CnveIsuy of Georgetown. Owing " the un-
finished state OF The coile building The opening
oi the session Is necessarily deferred until 4th
Sttienis Wishing ;n hiatreniaie or requiring pre-
iilnibary examination w! call upon j. W. ii. LOVE.
JOY. NJ. D., Lean. 800 l-th 81 NV. sel7-3t
ffs y CARD-I WOULD BE GLAD TO SEE
49, my friends and public al Piney Point Hotel
Nd where they viii find good Fishing, Grabbing. and
IN Oyster Roast the house is open for the
tall season.
sel1-lw JOHN USHER.
IfN~ NOTICE TO MARBLE DEALEI:s
Persar,s desiring fine Monuments aud IIeadstopes
Marble Iari ofsne late LII An RUTitEkFokp Il f
f ft aprll lp.,.,,S ,,sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

RUSSIA CUTTING AMERICANS OUT OF TIE
OIL TRADE.--Consul Gilbert, at Trieste, in a re-
port to the Secretary of State, gives series of
tables showing rapid falling Off in the imports
OF American petroleum and corresponding In
crease in that of Russia since $780, he states
that unless American exporters can make 1t
possible to place upon the markets OF Trieste
and Fiume petroleum OF q better quality than
the iae shipments and at o lower price, he sees
but little prospect of their retaining even the
present portion OF the trade.
THE SENATE COMMITTEES to investigate the
fisheries question. Messrs. Edmunds, Frye,
Salisbury Morgan and George, expect to leave
tor Canada September %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

GAUDAUR's BRorHER BEArKN.--Chss. Gau-
daur, OF Toronto, q 21-mtnute class shell rover
and 9 brother Of Jacob GAudaur, who was do
ieatea ~ England by Beach, WAS bessten tn
three,mtle cllnker boat race 1T Erie, Ia, Satuf-
day. BY Alexander Mcdonald, the Rrosauo Isle
boy. This race Was Tor &10O side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

THE U. S. SUPREME COURT will convene Octo-
Der 11th. II is understood that Mr.. II. ]. Lauck,
second deputy marshal, has resigned, tn lGke
effect from October 1st, and the vacancy will
probably he filled by the promotion OF Mr..
James Maher. at present employed in the
clerks office.
HAVE NOT FILED THEIR BoNDs.-The follow.
ing appointees of the general land office having
up to this time neglected to file their official
bonds their commissions are withheld: George
w. Julian, surveyor general of Mexico; B. r.
Ledbetter, surveyor general OF Louisiana; regis
ters OF land ofiicesos: c. William. De! Norte,
MeCook Nee SeS Knney tucson ta D. Ariz A. haII
Geaner, Miles City, Mont; d. Webb, Salt Lake
City, Utah; {: F. NJ; Niles, Garden CITY, Kan;
II. Rhinehart, La Grande, Ore W.E. Copeland,
Mich c. ii. Warner, w..lIa waiia, Washing,
ton Territory; J. r. DeRemer, Leadviile, Col.
Receiver Of public moneys-Z. r. Crawford,
Gainesxills Gah Fla; Jacob 9,. steinm!z McG9ok'
Miles City, Mont: James Browne, Las Vegas,N
NJ; William J. Mcclure, Coeur d Aene, Ida; u.
NJ. Thompson. East Saginaw, Mich; Alien
Wood, sus:,nville, CAL; =. G. Glover, Valentine,
Ncb.; l.. \. Aunc, Fergus Falls. Mimi; L. T.
Boyd, Bayfield,, Wis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

ISy w f. WILLIAMS. Assistant Clerk. scl3-law:Sw
C~ iNrnE IN The srPRkME COURT or TIE
DAY OF SEpTEMEER. 1855. LIE ="
sAILlE +. GOLDEN " MAERN H. GoIDEN.-No 1854.
On motion Of the plaintiff by Mr.: Campbell Caring.
ton her solicitor. it is ordered that tie defendant
herein pefore firs, rne-day occurring for.y
cssds With as in G ease Of dsSi, cause VIII '' pro-
The aset ef,hs suit 81 ;l + for divorce yincalo
ErENITG STAR newspaper in addition 10 the Wash
'"E,en 4, sst Law ,.n,s ,,spor'er ,urs ,,.
BY i. :: CLANcS. ASS. Clerk. . ssisisw.;'w ~ ;x
TE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
FOR Ornhaas onrs ~ sne sn,nr a%dg special l Term
matter Of the Estate Of Mad Madison Lao late
Application Tor the probate Of the last will and tes-
lament and for letters Of administration a the
Annie H. Carroll. 400 'A'' '-'' 'se' '''""s "s
an person. interested are hereby notified to appear
OcTOREK NEX1: Al ELEvkN O'Clock Is, N \. A., A.
the estate said deceased should not
published once week for three Weeks in the Wash
,ngton Law Reporter and in The Evening Star pre-
Iy the Court; VIM ~ MERR1cK. Justice
c. COLE. Solicitor. seI3law3w
fF~ EUREKA WATER BUG AND ROACH
n ~ rEMDEk @ Will ex.esminste ter the pests Call
| work.
Sold wholesale from the above place. au27-1ms
TE<rSs IN ORDEI, no CLOSE THE ESTATE.
O>S4 and give possession of store building to the
parties TO whom, has been rented for term
Books and Stationer! and Fancy Goods by the first
may BE- is escy invited aaa must I SaSe
q. a. WHITAKER.
sel5tooc1 1lu5 Penna ave-
f1x-s. DIR. I. NICHOLSON. MEDICAL ELEC-
trician. has moved his office and residence
TO PM. :, 10 PIN. seiI-im
[r-c~s wEHAVE a STEADY AND INCREAS-
S7 nS as.n% F.a,, for OF sn s%Ss wn III aes and
or hgn prices We also have constant applications
rersons owning such proptrty. and wishing to sell on
Capitol Hill, northeast southeast Of the Capitol
hna TO 'hs'f aa''S.s '1 hoiRER Oil Il es' Co.
se0-lm sd and East Capitol sta
IE@ EDwAHH 4hAGasS g ansSSWSFFkSPS IS NISScurIo.
Hss jyils%: Ess%oved'o 1917 ,s,h stree, NV
Wd cherIy sDa MoS.oGa. es Cd
phosphates. is popular aud efficient Brain and Nerve
ias iss Sa =
| IN bottles or on dransht with soda water. il5
(Ex> 'xo. W. cossos " x!;ss. JSo: W / MNAcaaIsHx. Z s.
CoRsoN q MCCARTNEY,
Bankers and Dealers In Government BondA
Deposits Exchange. Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks Bonds and All securities listed
on the Exchanges of New York. Philadelphia. Boston
and baltimore bought and sold.
4 specially made Of Investment Securities District
Bonds and all Local Railroad. Gas, insurance and
Telephone stock dealt In
American Bell Telephone stock bought and .an7
TF> THE WASHINGTON q PER CENT PER
49, MASENT BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Oilers an excellent opportunity for safely investing
either small monthly savings larger amounts paid
n as advanced stock The security ofthe stockholders
s iirs. .norszsge on Wash!nsson city real estate i
o9.slandiug loans February !, 1885, $3.50 1900
For statement aud further Information apply Office
ofthe Association, 62& + st N.Y., bet 40 am. and
| pm. CH.AS. HERMAN. President,
H II. RKRGNANN, Treasures. W22-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

frx>s DIR H 1. Il. JOHNSON HAS REMOVED
O~.@ from S19 l4th st. to go 18th ST. n.w
Sel7-lns ---
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-20

MARRIAGE LIcESsEs-M licenses have
been ISSUED by the clerk vi the court to
Louis +. Dorm and Annie Johnson; Daniel +.
Manoney and Mary Quill; james I. Saunders
and Katie L. Grimaldi, DoLh,of Richmond, Va;
George l.. DeEers and Annie X. Swain, both oi
Bladensburg, Md; Elias +. Moore and Henri
eta L. Buckholtz; james Shelton and Mario
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