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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

HE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION AND FREE WATER
AT the meeting OF the Citizens Association last
evening resolutions were adopted expressing their
satisfaction at Commissioner Wheatley's effort
OF the present OnerouS obnoxious water rent" and
pledging their cooperation in the effort; also SET
ting Iorth: That in view OF the fact that the late
corporation OF Georgetown did, when the Potomac
wafer was first introduced, levy and collect a
Waterman tax suii1cient TO pay the cost OF
laying water mains In the streets OF the town,
that It's citizens might never be called upon TO pay
water rent, 1t would be but an act Of simple JUS
tice were Congress to relieve the people OF George
town from continuing to bear so unjust burden;'
also "that a special committee or three members
OF this association be appointed, who shall be
charged with the duty or pressing this subject on
the attention or Congress" A petition 10 have
Bath street, between and streets, repaired was
approved.
RELEASED ON BAH--Marmaduke was released
from the Rockville, Md, jail last evening, bail in
the sum or $500 being furnished by Z. c. Caring
ton, OF Prince Georges County. After his release
he lett In the next train for his home In this place
NEW CASTLE OF X. G. E-RepreSentative5 OF
the five Castles OF the Knights OF the Golden Eagle
or the District met at Cropleys Hall last night and
instituted Potomac Castle, No. g. The new organ
fZatiOn begins existence with 80 charter members
Ash; noble chief, j. l. Gladmon; viGe-chief, s. A.
Harper, and high priest, S. X. Giadmon.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m.-GreaJ Falls, temperature, 81; condition,
SO; receiving reservoir, temperature, 49, condi-
ton at north connection, SO; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 81; condition at tnfuent gate-house SO; con-
ditOn at etiuent gate-house, SO. High tide In the
river to-day at $3.50 p. H., low tide at II IN.
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Distric, Gevernmeu sfair..


Mr.. Henry Burrows. the inspector of wood for
the Rock Creek district, has forwarded his report
FOR the year ending June 80, 1888 He SAYS that
during the year he inspected & 100 cords OF wood,
which came In about equal parts from Maryland
and virginia.
CONTINENT FOR THE F1RExKx.
Chief Paris has received from Mr. c. c. willard
very complimentary letter on the manner in
which the late f1re at the Swiss laundry was sub
dued- check for 800 accompanied the letter,
which Chief Paris divided among his men.
NOT APPLICABLE TO STREETS.
In reply TO the application OF b. H. Warner for
the paving OF Fenton street, between North Capt.
tol and LIST street east, the Commissioners replied
to-day that the appropriation for permit work is
and repair OF alleys and sidewalks and the con.
struction OF sewers
PROMOTIONS RKCoMMENDEp.
Henry Miles, the superintendent OF telegraph and
telephone service, has recommended that Mr. W.
T. Parker be promoted to the position Of expert
repairman, Martin Donaldson promoted TO repair
man, and Richard b. Brown be substituted In place
OF Martin Donaldson. His recommendations have
been approved by the Commissioners.
TBR BUILDING SEASON.
"While there has probably been a falling OF in
the number OF buildings, still think the aggre-
gate cost will show up as large as last year." said
present building season compared with that OF last
year. "The northwest and southeast have the
lions share this year. There is a noticeable in
crease OF apartment houses or mats as they are
1amlliarly styled. This style OF living seems to
nave grown In favor, especially among those who
Ing boom has somewhat decreased on account OF
there being number OF unrented houses, but the
growth OF population is bound TO result In increase
OF building"
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-ChfF Justice Bingham.
yesterday, Morrison agt. Morrison; order for all
mony and counsel fees Insurance companies agt.
Metropolitan Club; cause continued and restrain
ing order modified New Orleans Base Ball Club
against Washington National Base Ball Club;
cause continued.
PROBATE COuRT-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, Estate Rch'd. l. Thompson; order
ON VIM. II. Wetze, administrator, to pay $l2o to
Isabella Thompson. Estate Lindsey Muse; petit
Ilon OF VIM. II. A. Wormley Estate Emeline
Clark; letters teStamentary TO Jno. Z. Lennon;
bond $50. Estate Christine Bremen; letters TESLA
mentary to John Adam SproeSSer; bond 81, 500. Es-
tate Louise Fuller; letters OF administration TO
VIM. Ii. Fuller; special bond $500. Estate Re-
oecca j: A. McAllister; letters testamentary TO
Jno. +. McAllister; special bond $780, Estate Jas.
Il. Edwards; letters or administration to Sarah NJ.
Edwards and Geo. B. Edwards; bond sc, 900. Is
tate Robt. Rose; order OF publication.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Mills, pro tenn.
Yesterday, Ella Jenkins, diSordery: s.. George
w. Smith, suspicious character; personal bonds.
Charles Ager, fast driving; s.. Ogle Hutchinson,
assault on Special Ocer Green; SO, or 30 days In
jail
To-day, Geo. Bayne. profanity; S., Winneld
Terry, vagrancy; bonds or wOrkhouSe. Albert w.
Fuller, treSpassing on parking; sentence Sus-
pended. Jas. Gaines, do; IS. VIM. Mason. dis
orderly; do. Henry Brown, vagrancy; workhouse.
Walter Williams, do. do. VIM. Griffin, profanity;
s.. Richard Banks, disorderly; %. Hattie Boldin,
profanity; s.. JAS Scott vagrancy; bonds or
WOrklOuSe.
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A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-Yesterday the horse at
tached to Mr.. c. Z. burgess wagon took fright on
virginia avenue, and running up 18th streetO the
NAL, cOlltded with street car. Mrs. George Robey,
VINO was with MI. Burgess, was thrown out OF the
slightly hurt. They were taken TO the residence
OF relative, 939 FStreet southwest, and attended
by DR.. II. Crook.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of the court TO John b.
Peyton and Moliie Walsh, both Of Richmond Va;
J0hn Butler and Sarah j. Buren,; Robert b.
Reeves OIL o. Monsgomery c., NO. and Eta Angel;
Wabash, Ind, and Josephine Garrison; Randolph
w. Smith and Meepah Getty; Charles T. Edwards
and May C. Flndley.
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Two New RuildfnRS.

The old landmark "McGranns, -" on Pennsylvania
avenue near 18th street, has been demolished to
make place for store and dwelling to be built by
II. F. and NJ. McGrann, from designs by Mr.. Chas
A. Hardness, architect The building will be three
stories high and basement, with handsome show
windows press brick front In white mortar, with
Ohio stone trimmings Above the shOw-windOws
Will be bay window and balconies on either side
opening from the parlOr. The first floor will be
occupied by wholesale store with two rooms in
the rear The builder is Peter Mccartney.
Mr.. Hardness is also the architect OF the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Orlando Wales, now approaching
completion, on the southwest corner OF 18th and
M streets.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.

Reported for HE EVENING STAR
PoLlT1cAL.very little interest was displayed in
the democratic primaries last night, the renom-
nation OF Gen. w. Ii. +. Lee, as representative Of
this district In Congress, without opposition, is
now as well-settled among the democrats here as
was the denomination or Mr.ABarDOur In former
days. The delegates were chOsNQ under the party
organization as a matter OF form, and as matter
OF form they Will attend congressional conven-
ton on the 9Th OF september, and put the renomi-
nation into regular form, but In fact Gen. Lee has
already been renomlnated.
The LATE INsTITUTE.-In the partings at the
close or the Peabody Institute recently held here
the conductors or the institute were presented
with souvenirs or the occasion, and Profs. Hall
and Cleary and Miss Chapman carried away with
them mementoes OF their visit here. The total
attendance OF members upon the Institute was
the conductors OF the institute were paid out Of
the Peabody fund, Prof. Cleary receiving 500 for
his work.
BANK CLERK OvERBOARD.-Mr. W. j. Entwisle,
clerk OF the First National Bank, In attempting TO
leap from the Washington ferry steamer TO the
wharf yesterday fell overheard and sunk twice.
but was rescued, with no other injury than an
abrasion OF the cheek.
NOrEs.-Major VIM. d. Mutt, long connected
with the Treasury Department, and wel-known in
Washing ION, Is dying at the house OF Mr. Wise his
sOn-in-law, in this city.-The Alexandria Real
Estate Co. now owns RoSlyn having taken possess
sion this week. The leases granted them, amount
ing 10 5000 or $500 per annum, granted by the Al
eXandrta Canal ana Bridge Co., still continue with
the new Owners-The Friendship Co.'S celebra-
ton or its Hath anniversary Will consist OF pro-
cesson OF all the IRE companies Of the city, with
Mr.. j. r. Cross as marshall. The line OF parade
Will be along King, Fairfax, Royal, Queen, Prince
West, and Royal streets, where the procession will
begin to disband.-Tne Insurance Grand Army
OF Fraternity, with A. w. Armstrong commander
and DR.. w. M. Smith examining hySician, has
organized camp here. Many OF our most active
ganization-C. W. AShby has been appointed
yard-master OF the Midland Railroad, in this city.
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They Separated Themselves.
A STRANGE STORY INVOLVING SEVERAL MARRIAGES

a SihAHuE SIOhf lNNOLN ISG SEVERAL MARRIAGES
AND DIVORCES.
couple went to the Office OF Judge Samuel c.
Mills yesterday afternoon. They were accompa-
MED by lawyer, and claimed to be man and wife,
or rather to have had marriage ceremony per-
formed between them. They wanted to be sepa-
rated. Judge Mills informed them that he had no
authority TO separate them. They however, pro-
duced duplicate copies OF an agreement
or separation, and Judge Mills as notary
public acknowledged their signatures to it.
The names given by the parties were Chas.
Richardson and Carrie Lauck. The man could not
write his name and so made his mark. The agree
ment set forth that they had made q marriage
contract December %, 1856, 'when said parties
were legally incapacitated from executing said
contract by reason Of former marriage having
been made by the said Carrie Lock and a certain
Henry Srnldt on or about the 2SJn OF November,
1874, which former marriage had not been legally
dissolved and therefore in null force and effect at
the time or said marriage in the year 1856" They
agree to separate themselves each from the
other fully, entirely and completely, as though
said contract OF marriage between them
had pever been made; and they, each with the
other, hereby covenant ana bind themselves under
solemn oath never to advance or make any claim
OF any kind whatsoever each upon the other, and
hereafter to treat each other as though they had
never met, or, at most, as general acQuatntances
and Christian neghbOrs."
Richardson told STAR reporter that they had
lived together until Two months ago when she
left him, telling him that he did not have "taent'
enough for her. A few days ago Henry Smidt was
ground. that when he married her in 1878 She was
already married TO VIM. r. SHED. Shied obtained
divorce from her in 1854. Now Richardson has
divorced himself
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Transrery OF Real Estatc.

Nugent to James O. Holmes, sub Is, So 536:
$4,000. kathar ne II. Hunt to James Costello part
l, block 8, T. & BIS, Mt. Pleasant; s.. james II.
c. McKelden to NJ. w. Beveridge ct al, In trust,
sub IL and part 8. So ass; s.. GonZaga College
70 Henry Rupert, sub 1884, So. 621; "a, 100. j. s.
Harrison johnson to John Costello, parts 20 and
"a, so. 800; $1,000 Z. A. Newman to c. F. F.
Rosenthal, part l6, SO. 5ol; 81 1925. f Z. Gst TO
W.SturbittS. part Peters Mill Seat; $500. W. T..
Balders to James X. PROXY, part g. BIS addition to
W. W.; s., 200. II. A. Myers to II. A. GetZ, lots 81
and ~. SO. 935; $1,000. Fannie Bryan to I. j.
to ]. A. Pearson, sub 49, SO S36; g., OOO j. A.
Clarke to Catherine Clarkson. part 9, SO. 554;
81, 100.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

I,OR RENT
II 345-3ss Estsw- mod i407 18th Sc, 5r......s50
imp .............t 2e 30 33s Dst Sr mi. - 20
1851 ST., Or bath ts4 u ST. ". sr. VIZ -
room, .3Olp0 10 q 81 u 81
6Uy 9Th w..sr..m - roy ~. or, VT. 1928
eol 9Th ST. s.w, 5r and sos 1th II w. Tr-. M -
stogerOom- 20.3S t5s q sv-, or, VIZ. IS
Sll sth sw., Or. w.1d30 lilo st s.w.
2J3 = W. Or. water Is sS2 o w-storeroon.. Is
l45 II Sc, 5r-. w'r......l0'
su4-3t' c. II. PARKER. cor ~ and Sta. sw.
uSoR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
II 1928. 1890: aud 1882 9th st. a.. n. all modern
improvements and cOnvenienots. each 10 rooms and
bath, desirable neighborhood. Inquire Of FRANK
]. BROWNING. 4t6 9TH St NV. sus2m
l,oR RENT-HoUsE WITH GOOD STABLE
- suitable for dairy. Corner 18th sc. and fennsyi-
wanna ave. an4 81
- NV. has III Rooms. newly psTered and PAINTED
and all mod imp larse dining-room sDd Kitchen
suitable for boarding house purposes; threc rooms
under nent; $50 month. tenant Will renaln. de-
sired Apply wESCorT 4 WILCOX. 1907 Pennss J.
wanna W. Au4 81
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LOCAL MENTION
The Weafher

,,I9 % Ine District OF Columbia, virginia, Mary
Eni Deaa~sre, New Jersey, Eastern PennsyI-
toIIo,r, IiHS, WIN local thunderstorms; warmer;
Veer1ng 10 westerly ""''A-' "AnoS'
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Nls1m i3ai y 81
oR RENI-l222 st. Nv NANCE THRTE-
- story nrick v ruonIs, with all tn0a.rn fmunJNe.
m .i,s ~ SO Ier nooth NJ NJ lAkEfE
y -o-A-t lAls street.
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WOODWARD & LOrHRoP will make thefr third
ssa, annual sale or Slightly imperrect Hand Eu-
pext weet is az 80 COS eoc and 81 Is each
ttSement -~- wv
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SEE DECORATION art advt. on 4th page.

MILLS BILL AS REPORTED.
Mills bill as passed
Hon. Roger Q. Mills tarin speech.
Hon. VIM. McKinley'S tarin speech.
Hon. John q. 0arlisle's tarif speech.
Hon. W. c. r. Breckinridge's tarin speech
Hon. Thos. Il. Reeds tariff speech.
Senator W. p. Frye's tarin and fisheries speeches
Hon. b. NJ. Cutcheons pension speech.
Hon. Ashbel 7. Fitch's tarin speech, and
Tar1n from the White House, by Henry Talbot,
clerk 70 the committee OF ways and means.
Ready, in large or small quantities, at
GRAY az CLAKKsOS's,
800 Pa. ave-, Washington, ID. C..
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WHITE CAPS TO BIZ PRoSECUTED.-AnI ndianapo.
lis special, August 8, says: In compliance with q
request from Governor Gray, visit to Southern
Indiana viii be made by Attorney General Mechi-
ner for the purpose OF obtaining evidence II POSI-
bic, to prosecute some Of the notorious White
Caps outlaws who have been committing outrages
SO frequently. II is his determination bring to
justice at least sufficient number OF the outlaws
TO break up the midnight marauding, and IN one
or two counties there is already sufficient evidence
accumulated to assure the conviction of many
men OF wealth and high standing In the terrified
regions but local officers do not dare to give aid
in the prosecutions.
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SUMMER WEAksEss

Is quickly by the toning rsviving and blood
purifying qualities of Hoods sarsaparills This popu
lar medicine drives of that tired feeling and cures sick
headache. dyspepsia scrofula and all humors Thou
sands testify that Hoods Sarsapsra makes the veal
strong"
my health was poor, As had frequent sick head
aches could not sleep WELL did not have much appe-
tite and had no ambition to work. have taken less
than bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and feel ike new
person." Mrs. W. A. TURNER. West Hanover. Mass
NR-n you decide to take Hoods Sarssparilla do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists Ell; six for 95. Prepared only
by c. L HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
2 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

MADAhs ): r PALMER, importer, 1IO7 street.
ro5n,n Ielt ior Europe TO make selections for the
French and English millinery az ana below eosf
lot the next thirty DAYS. ~0oN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

PROF. IL c. SPENCER. as secretary OF the section
OF penmanship, and Mrs. sara A. Spencer as chair.
man OF the school OF English ana Correspondence
al the convention OF Business Educators OF Amer.
ca held In Minneapolis July 1925, rendered such
marked service 10 the cause OF business education
that they were overwhelmed with CONGRATULATIONS
votes OF thanks, and general tokens OF apprecla-
tion. experienced teachers from California and
montana declared they had come half way across
The continent TO receive instruction from them
and felt richly repaid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

THE CAMPMEETING AT IRVING PARK-The union
campmeeting OF the Washington and Baltimore
districts OF the Washington Conference NJ E.
close the 2Sth. The following charges Will be con-
nected with the camp: Mt. Zion, Central and John
Wesley, OF this city Annapolis PatapscO. Badens.
association are: President, Rev. W. hurry, Balti-
more; vice president, Rev. X. II. Robinson West
Washington; treasurer, Alfred Pope, West WASH
ingtOn; secretary, Hezekiah Brown, Baltimore:
assistant secretary, Rev. ]. L. Thomas, Bladens-
burg; general superintendent, jas. T. johnson,
Baltimore.
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WOODWARD & LoTHROP will open Monday morn
Ing 81 doz. Ladies' Butt Chamois Gloves in Tans,
Modes. and BrownS. An excellent glove for sea-
side, mountain. and travelling wear. sizes 54 to
"; only Sc. pr. pair.
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LIGHTNING RoDs, iron safes. J. II. KuehlIng.

skE the solitaire diamond rings for s25 at r.
harris Co.'S, 432 tn st.
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JOBNSON's FAMILY THEATER.-The original
Georgia colored minstrels Will continue their en-.
gagement at this house next week, with an entire
change OF program.
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Picnics and Excursions.

There will be a grand music festival at Bay
Ridge from August TO II, rinclusive. Innes' 18th
Regiment Band, OF New York; Itzels Military
Band, OF Baltimore, and many vocal and instru-
mental soioists taking part. The Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad runs trains TO Bay Ridge at a. m.
and 80 and 20 ?. IN. on week days. and at 10 a.
10. and 2:1O and $3.50 pm. on Sundays.
The third annual excursion of the Capital Bene-
hcial Association to River View will go down on
the Mary Washington on Tuesday.
The Pressmen's Union, No. 1, Will take its men,
berS and friends on an excursion to Marshall Hall
on Monday.
The steamer Florence leaves the wharf of the
Pilot Boy every hour for City View, where there is
dancing every evening.
The jolly braves OF Tuscarora Tribe, No. 5, I'M
proved order OF Red Men, will 60 with their friends
TO Colonial Beach on Monday, by the steamer Ex-
ceiSiOr, which leaves her wharf at AS am. sharp
The steamer Mary Washington goes to River
view On sundays at 10 a. H., and p m.
The Excelsior makes regular daily trips to
Colonial Beach, leaving her wharf at S:45 a. NJ,
and returning at $3.50 p. m.
on Sunday the Jane Moseley and Thompson go
10 Clft0n Beach at 10 a IN. and 2: 80 p. m.
The washington Pleasure Club, made UP OF q
jolly party OF young gentlemen, will give its first
excursion to Marshall Hall on the CorcOran on
Wednesday evening next.
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We VIII sell for the next four days all our rem
nants Atwood ingram carpets, 10 to % yds., at
4Oc. per yard worth 75c. per yard julius Lans-
burgh, 3l5 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

The Dominion government Is investigating the
violation by the United States Of the Washington
treaty in regard to the passage OF Canadian
through American canals.
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ELks' annual reunion association excursion
harshal Hall, Aug. ., 1855.
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aorelI, az ON 81. n.w.. every style snowcas
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SEVERAL THOUSAND SIGNATURES SAID TO HAVE BEEN
OBTAINED
s'Tnfs movement Is realizing q success far be-
yonu our brightest anticipations" said MI C. B.
Hemingway when asked By STAR reporter what
progress was being made with the petition to Con-
gress to modify the law taxing real estate so as to
relieve improvements from taxation and cause the
levy TO be made on the actual rental value.
classes professions, businesses and trades and not
few Iarge-hearted spectators in land, are begin
ming to see the merit OF the plan, and are joining
| in The petition. could not now give you any
thing like an estimate OF the number who have
signed, but / can confidently say that several
thousand would be fair general statement.
Many OF the most conservative men are taxing
time TO carefully consider the measure but the
general drift Of those who do so is in favor Of it.
This question Is deep one, and its merit only
be reached by careful consideration OF the subject
| in all Its bearings"
estate tax:reform movement might appear to
many 10 De merely fiscal Improvement the
purpose was far wider and deeper. He con-
tended that poverty exists and Increases be-
| cause the opportunities 10 work and produce
are monopolized; that the rate OF wages is fixed
ny WnaS one can earn 6y utilizing the pest oppor
rest ultimately on land.
III land is monopolized, !" he said, opportunity is
tent that the monopoly is carried out Will the
price OF land Increase. This monopoly can only
9e BROKEN oy Increasing the tax and Just IL
the price be reduced, UNTIL If the whole
rental value were taken in taxation, land would
| cost nothing. The prosperity OF the whole
| people depends on the condition OF the lowest
| grade Of labor. II they have abundance Of
work at good wages we have good times. When
speculation In land breaks and the Industrial fab
| ric totters and the Wheels Of production are
checked It simply means that not very large per-
centage or the lower wage-wOrkerS have been
thrown out OF employment, their purchasing power
cut on, and by competition among themselves for
work the wages OF the rest reduced or their pur-
chasing power diminished. Relief comes only
when the price OF land fails to its natural level,
giving easier access TO opportunity. Our measure
is calculated only to put check on speculation
In land and cause but slight reduction in its
capitalized value. But IT Will be enough to bring
about an era OF industrial prosperity in this Dis
the merit Of the principle and decide whether they
want larger application OF It."
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DENTISTRY.

nR STARR PARSONS. DENTIST, pTH sr.. COZ
~ ner nv. Gold aud knAlgsm itllil - sspeci2l-
Pain prevented IN extracting by az plratlon -
gums. aching teeth saved: artnclAl teetl .nssrtea
nhSs
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TEE PUEBLO generally a. well a. those directly
connected with schools &c, WIN be Interested IN
the advertisements o. NE Z Y. Robbins In the
Special Notice column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-04

FUssELL Is GIVING campaign napkins with each
saucer OF ice cream. Call anc get a "Bandanna"
or a Flag"
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I,OOO BODY AND TAPESTRY BRUSSELS HAssocKs at
CSC each, at julius Lansburgh's 315 7th 81.
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MILITARY ENCAMPMENT AT BAY RIDGE-The Sd
battalion and two companies OF the 4th battalion
Maryland National Guard will be in camp at Bay
r nidge Juy na ~ w. 2, so Dress pa
and Ohio depot O. m, 1880, and A:2O p. m.
Round-trip fare 81.