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Montgomery County Matters.
ITEMS FROM koCKvILLE AND vICINITY-soCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Correspondents Of TIE kvENIxe STAR


ITEMS FROM KocKvILLE AND vIcrNIrY-socrAL AND
PERSONAL
Correspondents Of TIE kvESrxe STAR
ROCKVILLE. Nd, Sept 81.
The hop given BY the young ladies OF Rockville
ct the town hall last night was largely attended.
Among those present were Miss Miller, Miss
Aoesell, Misses Matterson, Miss DarneiL Lieut..
Burdette. Frank Leiber. Mr.. VIII Miller and Mr..
Graham, OF Washington.
Neal Dove, Thomas Dove and Brooks Kinder,
three boys charged with breaking into the house
OF James z kabbitt, near GalLnersburg, last SUM-
day, ana stealing provisions. were arres,ed yes
terday and lodged IN Jail here.
Mr.. N. d. Knight, who has been employed at the
Baltimore and Quo depot, at this place. for the
past six years, has resigned his position and ex-
pects 70 locate In the West
The acceptance by Representative McComas OF
Col Douglass challenge 10 debate the tarln issue
Jointly In this closely contested district has ex-
cited much interest here.
MIA helen j. Hogan. OF Gaithersburg, and Mr.
building lois OF Mr.. F. B. Biooses at Gaitners-
burr. and contemplate building az once modern
cottages
since the high water in the river bass nshing
has Oeen good at the mouth OF Muddy Branch. Mr.
W. II. Rabbit aud J. W. keichner caught The nnest
lot that has Teen taken from the Potomac Tor
years
democratic electors, Is recovering from a two
weeks illness. Judge 6. N. Lyddane, OF The Or
phans court. Is also convaiescing.
The democrats OF Ga.thersburg have ORGANIZED
q campaign club with Judge Dorsey president anu
Burton A Beal secretary.
Miss Matte Poole. sister Of Judge Poole, OF the
orphans Court OF tnis county, died at her resi-
dence In Poolesvllle Monday.
Mr.. John b DIAMOND, Vi GaithersburR, LETT his
home last Monday for Y visit TO California
Miss Minnie Bowie returned from here to her
Jonn Bailey and Brooke Jones have purchased
the store OF J. b. Pierce at Bethesda d. A. N.
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They Broke Their Parole.
REFUGEES FROM FLORIDA QUARANTINE CAMPS Al
RESTED IN NEW YORK.

Nsw YORK. Sept. 22..Two refugees from a
quarantine camp In Florida were arrested to-day
by the health officers and taken to North
Brothers Island. They will be kept close prisoners
by order OF the board OF health They came from
an infected city, said to be Jacksonville and had
agreed Voluntarily 70 undergo ten days Quaran-
tine before continuing on their journey north.
They broke their parole and came through by
rail.
Their destination was known to the authorities
At the quarantine camp and President Bayles was
telegraphed to intercept them.
Upon their arrival to-day they were arrested at
the train. They will be Guaranteed on the island
for the remainder Of the ten days, and longer II
necessary.
MEMPHIS ENFORCING STRICT QUARANTINE
MEMPHIS TENN, Sept %.
The strict quarantine regulations adopted by ihe
city authorities yesterday against all passenger
trains on all the railroads on the east side
OF the Mississippi River are being rgidly enforced.
Gov Taylor, at Nashville, was telegraphed TO this
morning asking him TO call out the militia OF the
city and TO lace them under orders from the city
authorities to aid in the enforcement Of Quaran-
tine orders.
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THE New Barnard Comet.
PROFESSOR BOSS SAYS IT MAY BIZ VISIBLE 10 m
NAKED

An Albany special. september %. says: Profes-
sor Boss. OF the Dudley Observatory, says the
chances are even that the new Barnard comet may
be visible 70 the nak~d eye; &c certainly Will not
be bright Only practsed observer can ma n
with a telescope smaller than three inches I'm
diameter. "a skilled observer may he said, .-nd
Il with a two-inch telescope. The comet "A now
IN me consideration Monoceros Oncornl. which
lies between CAMS Minor and orion, and win con-
tinue In that constellation nearly three weeks
when it enters ORION, moving southeast IL IA not
now very near any large star, but can be suficl-
emily located by the statement that n Is nearly six
diameters OF the moon three degrees) north OF the
middle point or the line joining Procyon and Betel-
Reuze alpha CAMS MINORS and Alpha or1onls).
ON september 2s it Will BE- a little north OF the
NTH magniI ude star, which Is a ntIle nearer 90
betelgeuze than 10 Procyon and about two degrees
north Of the line joining them. on october it IL
eye OF the Unicorn. ana about three-eighIhs OF the
distance from Betelgeuze toward Procyon. ana not
Tar from the line joining them. These Directions
win serve for locating the comet at intermediate
dates The very SLOW apparent motion OF the
comet renders Il easy for amateur observers Go
follow IL from nj. & 10 night, though the NOON
Light wiz prove an obstacle al present"
KILLED IN TRYING TO SAVE AN OLD LADY.-Pat-
rick Tracy, ggage-master at the HYDE Park
station OF the Old Colony Railroad, was struck
at 4:05 O'Clock Thursday afternoon lie WAS
attempting 10 save the life OF Mrs Young, aged
sixty-nine, OF sharon. WHO had fallen upon ths
rails, ana ne had partially succeeded IN pulling
her from the track when he was struck by tn0
engine. MIS- Young's left foot was cut on and her
LEFT arm broken, and she is believed 10 be fatally
injured Tracy, who was sixty years OF age. leaves
widow and three children.
In quarrel about rent between jackson Hun
ter, OF Munice, Ind, and a tenant named fleming.
the latter struck al Hunter with axe. Hunter
then 1red at Trimming but missed him and Lit his
sou, wounding ham fatally.
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Reunion Of Durell's Battery Veternms
READING, Pa, Sept 22.-The survivors OF Durell,s
famous battery held their annual reunion here to-
day. OF the original members OF The battery but
40 are known TO be living. This forenoon hanI
some granite monument TO the memory OF George
w. Durell, their late commander, was dedicated
BY the Surviyora
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The Interstate Commerce Consultation.
THE HHARING IN THE DELAWARE CASE ADJOURNED TO

OCTOBER NINE, IN THIS CITY.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept. 22.-BefOre the Inter-
state Commerce Commission at Dover, the Dela-
ware state Grange, plaintiffs, finished the pre-
sentation OF testimony yesterday afternoon, with
the exception Of one absent witness, the right TO
call whom La er was accorded. After consultation
between Judge Cooley and his colleagues and
meet In Washington october 9, to continue the
hearing
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NEW RAILWAY MAIL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
W. Hunter, OF Missouri. chief clerk OF the Railway
Mail Service at Kansss City, ana Walter Il. But
Ter OF iowa CHIEF clerk OF the Railway Mail Ser.
vice at Bur ington, Iowa. have been appointed
superintendents OF Railway Mall service OF the
nth and 10th divisions respectively. MT. Hunter
win make his headQuarters at Fort Worth, Tex,
and Mr.. BuAer at s. Paul Mimi These divisions
were recently established under an act OF Con
gress passed some months ago.
To INVITE rBH President 10 RicHnoSp.-sena-
tors Daniei aud Barbour escorted q committee Of
Richmond citizens 10 the White House this morn
ing for the purpose OF inviting the President and
MIA Cleveland 70 review the parade 10
Richmond on the cath OF october, during the
exposition. The President did not come IN
70 the city this morning, and the commiltee had
about decided TO 60 70 Oak View, when word was
received q the " hite House that the President
would Be In at 3 O'Clock.
rhs President Going 60 Philadelphia.
The President and Col Lamont viii leave the
city this evening for Philadelphia, and VIII spend
sunday with Mr.. singerly.
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NorARrIs FOR TEE DisTMcI.-Tne President has
appointed Henly HOFFMAN, James W. Davis. W.
Pierce Bell and W. Clarence Duvan notaries public
In the District OF Columbia
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A dsass fog prevails IN tn Irish cAanneI
beoaOen ayo much dotnyo6
4 d Hsleisa olSnfy have rsnouncsd thsar ipssn-
tioo 10 attend th6 com1ng meeting ~ L0uvoao "
conoeQuenoe q oipionauo advises from noDe
oplnnoB AnnoclaI1Oo mos Is MANCHESTER yestef.
Gay, aad nnAniDo1siy aoopse1 - pso2oneoo %
ru1 tho mAiD o. ahors u06 - ogone % oofeAs sne
4 ssxics. jSsraAnss, nanse cara xes as!ss.
9ataay sAos and morsai1y weonere = 49,. On ne
no 0fADde, b. uspofy nern nees g Ne 0e9eee
- orsux ns.ausse e suslgn sRsin - WIT
- v1roeo11 80 = - DWto = s1laE1sn . -
rS1eSe = - e e. Nd 6 cntoA
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T'Rr II.

Try lr.
PONDS EXTRACT IL known svsrywhsrs. and wsll
merits its reputation the -People's Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty ysazs this
great vegetable compound has proved s efcacy. and
pever failed 70 do ts duty when brought into use L
bas won its greatest subduer Of all paint
ana inhalnnston, aud should be in every household
fONDs kXlkACT cures Burns. sunburus Chsnug.
AemorrhAse.. etc. Ash ior PONDS xATkACT Isks
no limitations mY1l
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Are Corns aud Bunions. Q curse to
the human family. Sufferers can ind
TILE pl.stsr.. which move ali pressure and
allsy Inflammation Sold By eli drug
gista The germs Of disease lurk In
Ut every nook and corner during hot
weather. Such germs are s6sctually
destroyed by burning seabury's sulphur
IZIN6 Ca. dies In closets. storerooms. out
cages. &c. Sold By drusY1stA ssl7
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Buls e1oHEp ~ rHs PkeszpRxf.-The President
This afternoon signed the Army appropriation bill
and the forttncaffons bi L
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BY MEANS OF FORCED CHECKS.

New York Auctl0neer SVvtndled Out
Of $4,000 BY His Clerk.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.-Meyer Goldstein, twenty
SIX years old, q clerk for Morris Greenbaum, an
aucioneer, was arrested and held for trial to-day
on the charge Of having swindled his employer out
OF SO, 900 BY forging cheeks 1t Is said he con-
fessed his guilt and surrendered property worth
$1,000 In the hope OF immunity from punishment
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Raie.Cusaing In the West.

LIVELY WAR BsTwEEN RIVAL RAILROADS FoB 81.
LOUIS EAPoeITIoN TRAgFIC
81. LOUIS, Sept 22.-1he Bee Line and vandalia
ratlroa Is Tor q sew days have been Inducing IN
soms sharp competition for the exposition trafiic
TO TINS city, and nave made as low as hal q cent
mile round-trlp rates between 81. Louis ana all
points East as lar a. ana Including Indian
apoata Yesterday low round-lnp was
TO Columbus ana cleveland, and there
were prospects OF still greater
breadth OF Lue territory being covered To-day the
OHIO aud Mississippi Announces q round-llp rae
" New York, good for Is days, OF Sz3, anu Will
81; TO Cleveland from SO 70 $3.50, aud 70 FIlts-
burg eo.66. Other roads are nAeiy 10 foliow, and
general rate war may be the result.
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In quarrel about rent between Jackson Hun
ter, OF Munice, Ind, and a tenant named fleming
the latter struck al Hunter with an axe. Hunter
then nred at Trimming but missed him and hit his
sou, wounding him fatally.
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PoL1cB CoUKT-yud0s Alller.
To-day, John J. Anderson, disordSriy conduct:
Is or Is oayA william Kehner and John Ander.
son. 90; personal bonds Phtiip TholnaA colored,
Or % dsyn Mary BayiisA proudly. s q Is
dsya narvarse Runc and iia Rnma. G,sorderg
conaucs In county; $40 O. 60 dayA frank LAnos
oayx John Rsid6r, profanity; do Rod6ef DasneA
onoroery contuct; do Charles Tuanvef, vagrancy;
eonds @ % dAyA sArAh JAoxsoas disoldociy co..
duct: . OF 10 dayA
EQUlTy CoUnel-ysd0e O.,
To-oays 1ttcneu agninoe Tho0po1s eoO1ESol
% amended blll en6sAlns1 aA4 oin o1nnln11
ant BdQp agAlnst 6oobs; sI1lsoesS nper co
nfthed WinsAts sGeinse Win1nAe; saAo nnally
eonnrme4 0fAqs axal1se 0fanss tesakgoay c.,
: SsvSss. asSsuisisss sssasss< : " -
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The Mayoralty Contest In New York
IT WILL DAA TRIANGULAR CONTEST WIFE TWO pENo
CRATIC TicKRfs IN the FIELD-rHR President
WILL NOT MrERSERR.
From tbs New York World To-day.
The nat has gone forth. Tue fight for mayor
in this city VIII be triangular. The matter was
virtually decided yesterday az Washington dur
ing conference between Commissioner Croker
and President Cleveland. Wilson g. BisselL the
old law partner Of Mr. Cleveland, came over from
Warrington and had . conference on THURSDAY
with Mr. Croker and Sheriff Grant That night
Mr.. Croker went 70 Washington Yesterday
he spent three hours with the President Com
missioner Croker assured the President that
the local democrats were willing 70 SINK all per-
sonal animosities ana Ieeing 70 please him, II by
doug 20 the national ticket would be benentted,
but me President declared That he had no cnoice
ana 40 voice In the matter, ana that he was not
disposed and did not propose 70 enter into the
local nght under any consideration. he believed,
would not tnjure either the state or local ticket
but that on the contrary. it would be the means OF
DEVELOPING the democrats vote and drawing 20
the polls, many men VINO otLerwtse would not
vote.
The situation. therefore, narrowS down 70 this:
The county democracy WIN probably renominaie
Mr. heWtLk TAmmsny viii nominate either Hugh
J. Grant (Who has repeatedly declared IN pune
and pg1vaio that NJ does not want the nolnlnA-
ti0nN yo& J. ODonohue, SUNSET Coz, Boswell r.
Flower OF J. Edward S.mm0nx The republicans
VIII sprout out Corneii0us n. Bliss some otner
strong man polltacally and financially.
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A HOMautic story
TOLD ~ RE MAN wso CLAIMS TO BE THE BRorHII
THE MILLIONAIRE

OF THE MILLIONAIRE BEAN.
A dispatch from Bonham, Tex, says, interest In
the case OF the claimants TO the estate OF Thomas
Bean, the Millionaire, formerly OF this city. who
died In Texas reached lis height yesterday, whe n
j. W. Saunders, OF Mississippi, who claims 70
be the brother OF the dead millionaire,
took the stand Saunders story was that they
were born In Spottsylvania county, Va, AID from
Virginia went TO Tennessee. While engaged In
the boaitng business some one told HIM OF the muir
der commi. Led by his oi other Tnoinas soon alter
he lie rned OF The occurrence q servant OF his
saunders received many lei tiers IRON his brother
Thomas all OF which were destroyed. He had
mans story were highly romantic. Saunders has
passed his seventysxth year, and Is In Tact, tot
tering upon the brink OF the grave. The argu-
ment OF the case begins to-day.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TtlGglanS 10 The Star.


MIRA Cleveland and her Party Arrive
Ae sasanac Inn this Astern0On.
TROY, N. T., Sept 22-Mra Cleveland, MA Fol-
som and DR.. 8. B. Ward, OF Albany, reached Piatts
burg this morning, ana with 8 N. Weed and
family left At $50 by tn special on the Chateau
gay railroad for Saranac Inn.
Inc Burnham House at Round Lake has been
New man, for $4,000 The building Il TO be con-
verted into home for missionaries VINO return TO
this country for rest.
SAFE AT TEE INN.
LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Sept. 22-MrS Cleveland
and party reached Bloomingdale Station, In the
Adlrond icks. at noon. They were met by Mr. D.
w. Riddle, and conveyed TO 6aranac Inn In car.
riages arriving safely at 2 p. m
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HE GESu1Sr
o II A Nm II o + rs
MALT EXTRACT
10 the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE


wesk Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
IT. suffering an attack of Illness which had IT
only reduced my strength. but brought extreme
exhaustion from inability appropriate food tried
the effects of tile Cenuins Johann Hos Malt Extract
awineglassful three times day. Its use was followed
by marked eects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
sested properly. 2. There appeared increased
Iower of evolving animal heat and storing mp fat.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine has the allure
of Johann Hof" the neck Of every bottle All
Others worthle imitationA
JOHANN HOFF. Bernn and Vienna. New YORK
Office: Barclay St ja:I-tu,thks
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TONS MADE In TIE ACT OF APPROPRIATION.
Controller Durham, in constituting that portion
OF the District appropriation act relating to the
pay OF teachers OF the public schools, has decided
that principals OF normal, manual training and
county schools, being among the exceptions to the
prohibition against an increase in salaries In ex-
listing grades OF 800 or more may receive salaries
OF more than that figure, provided that this does
not increase the number OF teachers In any OF the
grad 81 but that TINS decision only applies TO the
principals and not necessarily to teachera
The LRDR0rT PARK FENCR-In the EQUITY Court.
Judge Cox. to-day, The case OF Boteer agt. Barber
up on motion OF defendants TO compel the COM
plainants TO restore the fence. Mr.. Worthlngton
appeared for defendant and Gen. Brney for the
complainant The motion was not decided.
ONE OF Hrs PRESSING BUSINESS ENaAoExxNrA-A
man said TO be from this city and whose name is
Scene ct MoorestOwn, N. j. The man Il described
by the New York Herald as thirty-nve years old
with huge moustache and severe expression OF
from Philadelphia at the Moorestown station, and
the Two went walking. On the n It train came u
70 ps who
found them she seized the surprised young woman
by the collar, thrashed her over the head with Q
woman turned to her husband and remarked, $50
this Is one OF yonr pressing business engagements
chr" She drove back 70 the station, where sue
battered companion walked back to town, and
separated ct the station.
RoBBERrHs RsroRrED.-K Z Middleton, 100 18th
southeast, watch worth $50 stolen from pocket
Thursday.-Annie Addison, 1225 d street north
west. nickel clock from room Thursday.-Jennie
silk dress and pair OF shoes stolen Thursdays-
George Brooks. YES 8th street northwest, had
son iao street. has had ssosn or ioss IN sst
twenty days l0cket worth S90-Max Marshall,
81 str ct northwest, reports stolen from house
chsin.Sseven BLIZZARD balls were stolen from The
National Hotel blIard-room last nghI-MrA n.
L Kaiser, No. 1915 COlumbia street, reports stolen
nSus: sSs a. IA 81 q no
east reports stolen from new building, two
plAnea-H. w. Beatty, No 216 street. reports
the larceny Of an overcoaI
DESTRUCTION CAussD BY TIE FALL or wArER
TANx.-A water tank y the bathroom Of NJ. Geo
fell from the ceiling about midnight last night
II Was nlled with water. weighing from 500 70
nsG lust Ieft the bathroom when the heavy tank
and the now OF water nom the broken pipes the
DesOrs he wsssr could s. tarnsd Oh H IVA
sSrs. JUS . sSs reached tns door me plsstsring
she narrowly escaped serious injury; Tne house
aizhsd q oonsidsraols sxpslsS NV days sso
A Cnoss-Bow HssRzyAI.-Ihe 0sussli-vsreln,
composed OF swiss residents q waahington. VIII
cele6rzss their nrse cross-bow ehooCng fesstvai
Ia swisssrisSd crcss-0ow isssivais sls 90 s!enal
Tor . general turning ont q ths psople. Ths bows
e e s ss y g., fsai wsr' np0sa non he
kAxc. o. .sp 1n1nne1sn!s5TSe lcllowlne
~ 49, ~ - - ~ ~. SssSS
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WILL GIVE rnRx A HEARING.

The Commissioners have written to John 10,
Association, that they will give him ana repre-
sentatives OF all other associations hearing 4
discuss the law relating to the taxation OF build
ing associations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

LTEuf. Col 1sos -. sIsc-Er. assistant adiutant
general 10 expected 60 arrive here Tomorrow
evening from 81 Paul Mimi, 70 assume his duties
at Army headQusrterA
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FOR RENT-HALLS

I,OR REMITTANCE FURNISHED HALL. sCITA-
Die for eluos lo1gez societies. public meetings.
also COMMITTEES Rooms: rent moderate. Apply to JAN.
lIOky top noor OF premises goa Pennsylvania ave.
EOR RENT-FUkNIsHED HALL, eo3 St NV
Il 10 lodges. clubs and associations days a
evening" " suit Apply at W. U. DENIsON' Is Real
Lst.te Once. under above hall au3O-:3m
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OTHER rAIxBna

The democratic national committee WIN NOT pa,
Merriman, sowden, 0roenman Or Bltss on the
stump TO talk tarin. Thsy WIN b assigned q
other topics. perhapa
MI. ONeal, Of Indiana, whosucceeded Mr.. cobb
u very remarkable talkef IN his way. He was
no conspicuous part In the oebate beyond
ma1 ng one npeecn, but he b . tar10 r.
T 1orm s1ps.s especially @ tns stump
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NominaseA Ter CouRres

CLEvKLAND. OHIO. sept 22-T. E Burton was
nominated Tor Congress To-Day BY the republican.
OF the 2lst district
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10 TALK TO 1BE vOTE0s.
Member Of the H0mse Who WIN @,
On the stump.

sAlA"N W FIGURES AND MT ADs.S
srhkAD-sAeLs ORATORS At DISCOUNT, AND oooI-
HEADED MEN WHO CAN TELL FACTS N DEMAND
sonR on TEE PANou. sps.xrrs
The stumper who undertakes TO tell the voters
-s.-., 49,. 1870. ~',--N- -. ,~... 80
...H pou1cn "ena1e nes mas n o,l" ."','..
70 90 tnis Campaign than usual SKy-rockes
speakers are at discount The campaigner must
know What he "A TALKING ahout ana must make II
clear 70 ,hose ~no ,ts,.r - n,r, ue nps, nnt
Sea' W 'uoSo VIM nssen W uani. ne nuSs pNs
more business than eloQuence In II, ana ne must
not be afraid OF spelling q figure OF speech
by stopping TO answer a question. ami to
90. 49,. =, 80 "a ,,rc,no
give ngures OF more SUBSTANTIAL ano convincius
character. This Is an educational campaign
The campaign talkers are the ones that have to
90 throu0h a most thorouoh conrse nj study and
,ns,-,c,,on ns,c~~ 49, -. ~ wen eli
. rs'' uoS.ou ooIo.e s.ey eake 'no STUMP. WIN a..
the great numoer who are being sent out Dy the
naClOh0l COnmltLeoSs IL Is not Sucn an easy Culng
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Condemned Locals,

Michael Ma0ney, the young man arrested for
obstructtng the pOundmaster two days ago. while
the latter Was taxing up some cows on Chainplain
avenue, was nnet IS by Judge Miller to-day.
The Potomac Boat Club gave q complimentary
hop last evening. There was large attendance
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

J,uA RENT-OFF CE ROOM. FIRST FLOOR, 4sO
II LOuisi Also, tire rooms adjoining, third
fOor; ste- IN heated Inquire 713 Market space s2,2s
V,OR RENT-ROOMs FOR OFFICES. SOCIETIES.
II or hght usekeeplnx suite single; also. bed
roOlus, q 0l2 18th It,
l.OE REM WO OFFICE ROOMS ON SECOND
floor saul Bull ing. GIL 9TH ST. NV, opp. vent
Offce- se2U-jts
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MARRIAGE LcBNsIa-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 Percy
A. Brooks and Ida May Matthews; J. u. Patterson
and J. E Conway, both OF kicninond. Va; WIN.
Brayshow, OF Baltimore, Nd, and Helen w. Bird,
OF Prince Georges County, Mo.
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oovnaxHErf RBcxnu ro-DAv.-lnreraai Uvs-
nue. x4o7,5 SCI; ~~-~-,- ~ 90
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A Cnoas-Bow H.UEIyAI.-Ihe 0suetli- versln,
composed OF swiss rosadenes q Waeh!ngton, WIN
next Monday, the 4kth Inst, a. WsohinGton faEk
In Swttsertxnd crossr bow f6gsyAAo are the signal
for general turning ont q u geople Tne bows
oWis1 gun factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-22

TEE LARYN0oLoGIcAL AssocIAIIoN.-The Amer.
can Laryng0logical Association uefore adJourninG
elected ofnceS as follows: President Dr.. E. Car
roll Morgan, Washington; nrst vice-president, DR..
w. c. Glasgow, St. LOUIS; second v1ce-president,
DR.. Chas & Sa1ous, Philadelphia; secretary and
treasurer, Dr.. Bryson Deiavan, New YORK; libra
Ran, Thoe. H French, Brooklyn, and member OF
council, j. H. Hooper, Boston.