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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

DlsAPfEAkANCE OF THE WATER sCPfLY REc0RD&
Washington Correspondence Baltimore Sun.
All the records In connection with the increass
OF the Washington water supply have been gath.
cred together and are now In the War Department
somewhere, tut no one seems 10 be able 70 locate
them. They have disappeared from the record
division OF the Engineers once, and it Is there
stated that the papers are IN the possession OF
Major Adams, Secretary Endicott's adviser IN engi-
neer1ng matUers Major Adams dlsclaims all
knowledge OF the records IA the case, and says
tnat they are not and have not been and are not
likely 10 be In his possession. Access 70 the 70
cords Is positively refused IL Is stated that they
VIII be given 10 the congressional Investigating
committee II called for, Tut 10 no one else aud
until Then Will be carefully guarded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06
l Coon INVESTMENT.

Health and Happiness come TO all who psrsiss.
emily use Ayers sarsspsri1lA This powerful
Atssative effects in the System change that
seems little short Of miraculous. No medic'us
has been In such universal demand for ysara
Give IL trial
III any one SUFFERING from general debility,
yant Of appetite. depression Of spirits. and las
situde. viii use Ayers sarsaparillA am conf
dent . cure win result for I have used it. and
speak from experience. II 10 By far the best
remedy ever knsw."-F. O. Lorins. Brockton.
Ma
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
Prepared by Dr.. J. G. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Maaa
Sold BY all Druggists. Prizes, 81; six bottles, s5
feb20 WORTH s5 A BOTTLE
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EAn1rs GA1Irn1rs

SsdburFs Reddv-Made Mustard
Plasterssre handy and always ready
IN sudden attacks Of Cholera Nor
bua Cramp Collie. and all violent
attacks common to the Summer
season These Plasters never fail to
act promptly. and can be depended
upon at all times. They are neat
cleanly. and economical. and will
keep fresh in any climate. Sold by
all druggists. ocl
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. ND, Oct: 6Ivireinta censols., 40;
do. ten-forttes 30; do, new threee. 64a65h; Bati-
more and OHIO stock s5a 90; Northern Central 80;
100; do seconds. %; consolidated gas bonds. lOSs
1885, do. stock, 51Ha51k
BALTIMORE, Nd. Oct g. - Cotton dull and
steady : middling., l0. Flour, firm and higher
Howard street and western super, 3.75a4.25; do.
extra 4.5Os5.OO: do. family, 5.25s6. IS; city mills
super 75a4 25 do. extra. 15s4 do. Rio brands,
s. 15a6.25: Patapsco superls tive patent. $50; do
family. Ti5, Whest--southern. excited and higher
Fultz. IL 5a125 Longberry 116a126: western. higher
and strong; No winter red spot III; October III
Pscem a 1S9 C0rnMs0pt9 S quiet H white ga
year; 46Aa47; January 46A46H Osts. hixhsr-
32a34; western mixed 29s31 Rye nrm e4a65.
Hay. stif-prime to choice western, 10 5Oa17 90.
Provisions, firm aud actve-mess pork. ]? 90 Lard
refined. H. Butter firm - western packed. 13al5;
weaE-rehned. 7T. Coffee. easer-Rio c.rEoes fair.
15N. Sugar. quiet and steady-A soft. TX; copper
refined. active and firm lesle3 Whisky: quiet and
dull and nominal-cotton. Nd: Aouf. per ton liza
3D.; grain. 40. Receipts = -four: 5000 barrels
wheat $4,000 bushels: corn. IA 600 bushels; oats,
5000 bushels rye. 5000 bushels; shipments-dour.
$50 barrels Sales-wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn,
$4,000 bushels.
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SECRETARY WHITNEY Is expected to return to
night with the launch party from Philadelphia
PERsoNAL-Secretary Fairchild, senator His
cock Representatives. Breckinrldge Of Kentucky

MISUNDERSTANDING F6ICuIluv SenaCOr HIS.
cock, Representatives Breckenridge OF Kentucky,
wilkins and Baker, Dr.. H. n. Allen OF the Corean
legation. Chief Clerk Youmans OF the Treasury,
York last nighISEd. u. Galloway and \. q.
Stableford OF New York, c. II. Yatman, the evan
gelist, OF Newark, N. j., and w. w. Douglas and
G. D. Rogers OF Providence are at the Hamilton.
IN. p. II. Hugus OF Wilkesbarre, Pa. Ed. Bax-
ter OF Nashville, Tenn, j. ]. DELANEY OF Chicago,
DR.. Geo. H. Penraseit OF the Army, r. q. Dow OF
Connolly Oh Kingston, Ireland H. M. Crane of the
Navy, Hon. CLANCY +. Black, Pa, and Aquella
Jones, postmaster OF Indianapolis, are at the
EbbltL
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TelexraDhfc Rriefs.

AcIcxropulC nHle1os
President Carnot has started on tour to Lyons,
Annecy and Dion.
The Theater Royal at Dundee was burned last
night
1he troops Of the ameer Of Afghanistan have
again defeated the forces Of Ishak Khan.
Inc Pike County guan0 factory at Troy, Ala,
was burned this morning. Loss, $50, 600; lnsur-
ance, $25,0 900.
Geo. Williams, OF Warren, Me-, and Edw. Davis,
OF Unon, New, took tncture OF acOnite last night
and died within two hours.
Peter sullivan, Pennsylvania Railroad brake
man, had both legs cut on at West Philadelphia
last night and died this morning.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest kilograms to The Star.
MIR. BLAINE FEELING BETTER.

His Trouble . Cold I'm the Throat, ana
Rest the Only Medicine Prescribed.
DETROIT Oct 6-Mr. Blaine Is fast mending
and will be able 70 Ill his engagement at Grand
Rapids Monday night This morning he was
up early and at O'Clock was engaged In
reading book in the library OF
the Alger mansion. physician was called In
last evening, and after making an examination
stated that the ailment was q slight cold In the
throat caught at the open-atr meeting at Adrian,
ton was absolute rest indoors till Monday.
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Affair sa wc., w..h,,s,.-.

MEETING or THE CITIZENS AssosT.-o.-fos
Cltizens' Association OF West WashIngton VS.
letter from superintendent Garter az me p.en-
sylvania Railroad, was submitted and resa nv sr
Lee.cn' OF tne railroad committee, IN which Mr.
SarteI states that the plan OF building A track
from the Alexandria ana Fnederlck sburr Rsiln..d
between this city and Alexandra, along the Inc
OF the old canal 10 the new bridge had been oen-
sidered by the railroad company ana thst ~
would be glad 20 confer with members OF the 49,
s so regsrains ~ ArrAngements were made
nom the committee on streets SAID that
he had been Informed that the recently
Tor West Washington was inssc,rs,e "a
that the Commissioners had not DECIDED unen ne
schedule OF Improvements IL was suggested that
memorial be presented 90 the Cummisslorsrs
giving the views OF the association on The sublecf
OF street improvements The committee on wsier
and gas was instructed 20 look after the inter
ests OF West Washington m the matter os 1he
recent Recommendation OF the chief Of the A.,
department for the erection OF 900 new Gre PLUS
Mr. h I. Janney stated that he had been inforf-ss
that the Richmond and Danyille Railroad vs.
willing 10 construct the road from Falls Church fo
ton would sustain It. IL was decided 90 invise
state senator Heaton, OF Virginia. TO address fte
next meeting CT the association regarding the pFO-
before the close of the meeting Mr.. Mitchell male
a statement 10 the effect that twenty yeas
ago Mr.. Won Essen, OF West Washington. did
the remainder OF his estate 20 The free schools on
Georgetown. Afterward these schools were merged
IN the public schools OF the District Mr.. ton
Essen's heir died, leaving four children ana with
him died the annuity, 50 that his children are art
dest tute; that the trustee OF the estate Mr. MAJ
thews, applied 20 the courts for q construction Of
the Will. and the courts decided that the money
should be turned over 70 the Commissioners 20 -
used for general school purposes The money, he
said. amounting TO about si4 600 should either 20
20 the schools OF West Washing on or 20 Mr. N6n
Essen's heirs-at-aw. During the meeting Mr. Geo.
W. King disclaimed any connection with George
king. whose remarks IN the committee OF One H8n-
dred were reported In the daily papers
POLICE COURT CAsEs--Mm Ttnney Was IN the
Police Court to-day Tor swearing on 9Th street
and was nned so or 80 days Josephine Harlser
was tried on a charge OF yagrancy, and was given
20 days on the farm George Washington, charged
with disturbing the quiet OF NJ street paid s.
lkAPEkATURE AND CONDITION or MATRR AZ Z
A M.-Great Falls Temperature. 90; conditiun
%: receiving reservoir, temperature, 63; condl-
ton al north connection. 30; condition at south
connection, %; distributing reservoir, tempers-
ture, 81; condition at inruent gate-house 30; Con-
dition at efnuent gate-house, 80
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On Suspicion of killing His Wi

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct 6-Detectives have ar
rested Calvin M. Dellinger on suspicion OF having
murdered his wife, Kate Dellinger, whose dead
body was found on the banks OF the Little Cones
toga Creek yesterday. The authorities claim TO
have strong circumstantial testimony connecting
him with the crime,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06
Editor Martin nvinu.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. edwin Martin, edi-
tor OF the Times Union, is sn'1ng rapidly and is
expected to live but a few hours. There were
about thirteen new cases up to noon, mostly
colOred No deaths.
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PandemOnium ON tho Produce Ex'
change Over T0-day's Advance.

PandemOnium ON tho Produce Ex.
change Over To-day's Advance.
NEW YORK. Oct. e.-The wheat pit ON the Pro-
duce Exchange Is again to-day q scene Of the
widest excitement The hal: days session
was ushered in with as largo q crowd OF
brokers on the nOOr as has ever attended q
morning session. The market closed last night,
opening OF the market to-day all eyes were on the
wheat dials. Promptly with the stroke OF the
gong announcing the opening OF business the
hands OF the dals shot around to l19 and l1Sk re.
spectfvely, on each dial, for December, and to
121x and l21X for May. howl went up from
the hard twisted shorts, and q general buying
movement set IN by the larger houses here and by
the represent atives OF western capitalists. AL
aside and general rush was made for the wheat
center.
CRIES FROM THE DISAPPOINTED SHORTS
mingled with the shouts OF exultation from
reigned supreme Hutch naa sos
his work In" 'Look out for the Miliers
clear for the Chicago robber," were the exclama-
predicted higher prices than have yet been touched,
and buying went on as fast as tongues could
move. When the Chicago quotations, show
the opening Of the Western market in the Deem.
Der option came over the wires the excitement
was intensified. The New York figures for De-
cember, which had gone back fraction just be-
fore this intelligence was received shot up again
TO l212s, ana the May deliveries advanced in pro-
portion.
NINETEEN MILLION BUSHELS CHANGE HANDS.
The market closed strong at 121,S for December
and 12o for May. During the han-day's session
100000 bushels changed hands After the
market closed the operators cOngregated in knots
In the corridor OF the building and continued to
trade for an hour.
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DIED.

ENEhICH On Friday, October 5. 1855. q O. m
sACOb tNEhlCh. at the resldeDce Of his daughter.
Ars sos Ottinger, 400 Massachusetts, avenue north
west an tne elshty-th1rd year q. his age
Friends of the family invited 70 attend funeral from
~ soons .eslaenSe eundah at Z O'Clock p m =,
o,,. eopyI
pePsrtsd TN, nie oetooeS lsss Mo.
Nav she ret an ps.o.
unera viii take place from The 9Th Baptist Church
on Ieesasy' Oct y. hsi.tises and friends invited
LEE. On October 4. 1858, RICHARD A. LIZ be-
loved husband Of Reboccs Adams ga in tie forussh
year OF his age.
Dearest husband can give tbee nm
Thou kind 20 me:
How can drink the bitter CUP
Ana say fare well 70 theef
Funeral viii take place from zion wexl.x r7urrh n
street between "a aud "A On sant.x 49, y
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Mr. Blanchard,s Resignation wa,

CHICAGO, Oct. cit has been given out that
George K. BlanchardS resignation as chairman Of
the Central Traffic Association was voluntary not
withstanding that the position is a congenial one
and worth $4,000 year. This morning q local
paper says that facts have come to the surface
which Indicate that Mr.. Banchard's resignation
was forced, and that 1t was mainly due to the hos
ttlty OF President King, of the Erie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

vICTORS At TENNIs.-At the Capital Tennis Club
tournament yesterday N. D. Cram defeated 4 M
Lewis, sc; SO; "a, and won the nrsI prize for
snglea Rudolph Kaufman defeated Seward
Beale, winning the nrst prize Tor second-class
singles
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Looking for Judge Thurman.

There was hurrying and scurrying among news
paper men to-day to md Judge Thurman, but
every trail that was discovered seem to lead In
the wrong direction. STAR reporter was
Informed this afternoon that the Judge
was In secluded apartment OF the Department
OF Justice porting over mass OF paper relating to
the telephone case. At any rate 1t was very evi-
dent that he did not intend to be accessible to in
reviewers. Some Of his old personal and polltt-
cal friends even failed to IND him.
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MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In baltimore Ma.
June z 1888. by Rev; Ir. LAnAhan- FRANK q. Mo.
Washington, ID. q.
sTRoNG-PARK- October 4, lsss, at Seven osks.
fsii.saes on ne Hudson By Rev Ut hoHss
PARK
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INTERESTING CONrEsTs.



The neld sports Of the Columbia Athletic Club
took place to-day on Analostan Island Had
the weather been pleasanter the contests
would have been enjoyed more BY both
participants and SPECTATOR There were several
hundred Of the latter present among them large
number OF lad1eA The nrst event on the
program, rne shooting, did not COM
mence until some time aftef the
hour designated DR.. Rose was Judge and the
distance was 200 yards. The high wind which
blew across the range materially affected the
scores OF the Contestants The following scores
out OF possible nfty In each case. were consid-
cred very good under the circumstances: Mills
Dean, 81; z. =. Fletcher. 81; s. H. Nay, 50; J. y.
HOOD. SS: W. 6, Harlan, 81; w. II. Gibson, II.
Inc Tie between Dean and Fletcher was shot on
TRAP-sHoorrNe
The entries for the trap-shooting were not nu-
merous The score out OF possible 20 resulted
as folows; J. A. Goldsoorough, Is; W. q Harlan,
3 s r. May withdrew after ten shota George
the 100 yards race was won by g. ). King In
McSsw sss0p aSs;s yards ahead of T. Rsed L
-, r = e, Elder won the hieh,ump on FOUL clear.
Inc running broad jump WAS won By q r
Lewis who cleared 20 feet.
Throwing l6-pound hammer was won By Z. c.
ond, 90 feet inches
Crist won the two-mile bicycle Gap, race In Q
mlnutes 6H seconds He made % points. Phil
5. Brown finished second. making Is pointS
Inc tie In the rine match between Dean and
rletcner resulted iu \ victory for Fletcher whose
SSoAe was 20 OUT OF % Dean maK1ng but II pOintA.
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indications OF a Wreck.

STAPLEToN, s. l., Oct 6-Considerable wreckage,
consisting OF q steamboats, guard and rails was
picked up along shore this morning. This would
Indicate that there had been a collision some
where, but there Is no Information here OF such an
event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06
READY Fon BUSINESS

sTlNEMETZ SONS. HATTERS AND PURIFIERS.
an. E37 Pennsylvania and Alb 18th ST.
uter making extensive improvements in store,
snS an shneL NO 41S 18th st. We are prepared to
TUMN HATS sole agents for this city Of Hats bear
ing the trademarks of
YOUMANS. KNOX
MY. NY
Prices SILK Hsts. IS to 90.
DERBY Hats. 81, $3.50, Is, $3.50, a. and g.
fresh supply OF Gloria and Silk Umbrelas with Sill
yer CroOkA aeT1m
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Nominated for Conrres,

CHEYENNE, Oct. &C. p. organ, OF Cheyenne
was nominated as a delegate TO Congress by the
wyoming territorial democratic convention yes
terday.
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Drowned i'm Sight Of a Big Crowd.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Two unknown men were
drowned In the breakers on the lake shore at 3Sth
street last evening during a storm. Their sail
boat overturned and went down with them cling
Ing to II, while hundred people on shore, help
less to aid, watched the pair meet death In the
waves.
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ALWAYS
READY
FOR
EMERoRNc1Es

fOND's EXTRACT n known everywhere. and well
merits Its reputation the Peoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty this
great vegetable compound has proved its efficacy and
pever failed TO do It's duty when brought into In
n v01 is greatest renown :. subouer Of all paint
s19 Inflammation, and should be in every household
fONOs EAThACT cures burns. Sunburns. ChAnng
insect Bites Wounds Bruises, Piles Cxtarrh
no Amleanons my3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

An nKvAToR WHICH CARRIES ovER SIX roNs-No
DANGER or sLn-How THE SHAFT u LIGHTED
THE ENGINE AND BOILER HousR-woRK ON TIE
SURROUNDING aRoUSDs-AS INTERVIEW WITH TIE
CUSTODIAN.
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BOND OFFERS AocEPrED.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury this afternoon accepted the following
bonds: -Four per cents, registered, $4,000 at
129; 900 at 129; 81 500 at 129; $4,000 at l2o;
S2o, 600 at LOO. Four per cents, coupon: $4,000
at l29. Four and one-haf per cents, registered:
$50 000 at lOS; $425, 900 at 1OSA; $4,000 at lOSk
10SL.
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VIOLATING THE PENSION LAwa-The Commits
sioner OF Pensions has been advised that Albert
Riddle, Of Gilmer, w. Va, who was indicted for
violation OF sections 54O4 and 54O5. Revised
statutes United states, by seeking TO intimidate
members OF the grand jury, was convicted on the
30 instant In the United states Court for the dis
trct OF West Virginia, and remanded for sentence.
Geo. w. Wilson was indicted In the United States
Court, CINCINNATI Ohio, october s, for violation OF
the pension laws In his own claim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

TIE Grsu1sr
20 ANN n FPS
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia. Convslssceucs,
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN, OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT. Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion. from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract
swineglassful three times day Its use was followed
By marked efects-1 Food, which had heretofore been
found to pass the alimentary canal unchanged, d.
Fested properly 2. There appeared an increased
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the signature
Of Johann Hon" on the neck Of every bottle All
Others are worthless limitations.
Johann HOFf. Berlin and Vienna. New York
Once: Barclay ST. js3-tu,thSs
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AdIRa.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices o,
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to CorsOn and Mccartney. 14l3 street.
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Capitol r0pics.
nRTripN or sYNAnop uvrY

Senator Beck returned to Washington this morn.
ing. His health Is considerably improved, but he
will not resume his Senatorial duties for the pres
ent He has gone TO the home OF his son-in-law,
Major GoodIoe, paymaster Of the Marine Corps,
situated about four miles from this city, where he
will make his home for some time.
THE La ABRA CLAIMS
The hearings on La Abra claims, before the for
eign relations committee OF the Senate which
have been in progress for about ten days, have
been suspended probably not to be resumed until
after election or until the next session.
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rhe Projections % .sTHs rsrssasA.-
Mx&uIxar.nsG 0cf q H.

~SssSos ~ ~uoe bORnooo-
WAsENeroS. oct 2. lenA
10 tns k0tor OF Trr EvxxNa sTAnf
An sracie In TUE star OF this evening oouvsvs
an erroneous impression a. 10 the extent Of 30
lections from the building lines along the FRI
lana The proprietor owns troutaScs Of els feet on
ooeh l4tn street and Vermont avenue Under ~
ouhoihg regulations he would be entitled % 90
Percentum oi projections or lineal extent of 400
Ieet oy width OF feet. In g hay-wfndoWs and q
Lower proleSton on each street the projections e.
- - SnH luS ieet, OF which 10 feet measurcd
esee, saes on which, instead OF projecting parallel
Lsee out rom building line, extend on one end 81
49, anu on lhe other end only 81 feet out Tbe
merely technical excess At the extreme point vss
asked Tor and allowed, IN order 10 improye ths ar
chitectural form OF an ornamental tower the Lee
Nenward projection OF which does NOT copf,lce
Win any regulations. Instead OF encroachlur
upOn lne pubic reservation north of The purtlssd
the proprietor pays taxes ON cround of h,s ovn ~
feet an length beyond the extreme e.ient on ~
tower. Very respectfully,
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

Army ORDERs.-Capt Geo F. Barston, Third
Art, granted one months sick leave. First Lieut.
VIM. Z. Craignil, Eng. Corps, ordered to report to
Col Orlando NJ. Poe, Eng. Corps, for duty In con.
nection with the public works in his charge. Sergt
Peter Tanning, Co. A, Eighteenth Int, retired
Thirty recruits assigned to the Eighth Cav,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-06

DHAIH or WkLx-KNowN CoNTRAcToR-Mr.
John Lyon, well-known contractor, recently en-
gagged At work on the Monument grounds, died To-
DAY about IL 80 O'Clock at his residence on Indiana
avenue near the courthouse. He was attacked
with paralysis on wednesday night and fingered
until to-day. He came here from Baltimore, was
about ntty-eight years old and leaves WIDOW, Two
sons and two dapghten.
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The Le Droit Fence Again.

A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION BsusD By JUDGE cox
This afternoon Q preliminary Injunction was
issued by Judge COX against Thoa 4. wsggaman.
J. r. waggaman, II. D. Boteler and Chaa K Banes
to prevent them tearing down any part OF the
fence around L. Droit Park, from preventing the
restoration Of said fence requiring the rebuilding
The bill was filed by Mr.. A. q Worthington
for Mr.. A. L Barber, and 1t V quite
Q voumlnous document, recittng that the
that buildings to the amount OF S250,000 were
erected thereon; that defendant Banes has noti-
ned them that II an attempt u made 70 replace
the fence the parties Will be treated trespasserA
ana complainant has been compelled 70 employ
extra walchmen to prevent the defendants carry
ing out their JhreatA
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koD1xxrD Observation-Disclosures have been ~
ported ~ J. G. Kelton, l622 p street. OF Q camel1
X I0lfxs q Culpepef, Va, reports the larceny Of
bundle q cloth from The waitang-room Of the
Hines, INA = street, reports two pair Of cucfS
collarA - ahoeA and hat stolen from his room
o. Ih0r1dAt, and eooes YSey reports the robbery