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4 srle1d1a house. 10 room. 10th st. near Mass. ave-
srlsn.ia house New Hampshire ave-. near Dupont
splndid house. st., near 18th ct. NV. 10 rooms
-. sRsndid house. K St. near Vermont ave. 10 rooms,
splendid house. l4th ST.. near the Portland is
.is ,.,S5 aud basement brick on st. I4th st..
s,o, 4 sS$ Sref L near near iSsS
st1ry Drek on New York ave. bet 4th and 9Th. lot
2,saory brick ON New York ave.. bet 4,h and 5th.
Great i bargain alley houses. paying Ilx per cent.
Lot on 9th. near St, 45x9a: will be sold cheap.
os On NJ near New hamIshire ave, 54ss1 about 80.
Corner lot in the northwest 546,75. room for ave
Besgtfql building sites at Yyattsville Nd Hystts-
sesSns adv eaSeeS bS g.se hs. WASH
tngton % trains dsily communication rate about &c.
ps oes tes on 'n0 fao WARNER Co. sle .tnw
FOR SALE HOUSES COR OF 5TH AND 9
e.. ssrg.inin the city. Inquire Of owner. 474 ost
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE, INsTALLMENT
new Apase No pretter. hnsr rnshed small house Tor
once. ''N'' " N oce ~ en-
IroR sALE-A NEAT LITTLE HOME IN THE
y northwest brick house; rooms and bath; re-
MoKkisUS. islas I st NV. p'' ''00O oces T.
EoR SALE-THREE-sToRY BRICK; 8 ROOMS;
Massachusetts ave-, near 9TH st. -, 800
st. near oth st.. n.es two-story Brick; q rooms
North Capitol St. near ii ST.. room Brick: Cox
jerse; ave and I'd St NV. beautiful 10 roS@
Houss; In perfect order; hns location. good lott
st bet Attn sad 9TH St NV. rooms: Irci: Al
lam ST. bet Ia sts n w. rooms: Brick! 5 S9
New York ave. bet Attn and 9Th sts.; frame Bs.id,
ing. renting Tor $50 per month. 900
oc6-3t. zoos st
L,oR sALE-DESIRABLE HOMES
Il Four new houses. rooms water and gas, on IN
stalllnent plan $500 CASH balance. s25 per month
House l. near goth ST.: 10, 7Il2s to alley Price,
eLG00.
New brick on V, 2-story. bsy-wiudow: good lot in
rear rented for $3.50; cheap. Price-SoO0 cash
Two lots on 23d ST. 1sxss to 3O-foot alley.
$4,000 to S10.u0o. Mon, y slw.y on hand 20 loan.
oc6-3t WESCorT a WILCOX, 1907 Pa ave
lrOR sALE-AT BARoAfN-A SMALL house
on n. Y. ave, bet. 4th and 9TH at only Sl,4O0;
desirable as an investment or home. LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER. go -. NV oco-3t
IyoR sALE-TWo NICE BRICK HOUSES OF s.
II rooms each nice back and front yards, water &C;
all in frst-class order: renting for sl2oU each
situated near PennsylvAnia ave NV greai barssin
ST m w
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e RA. WARNER CO. DIG = stnw

IcOk RENT-2O2 ST. n T.; A VERY DEsIRA
l. Bile room brick house. new, all modern improve
ments; rent 1l5. Inquire immediately. ". ". MET
CALF, 1881 St NV. oc6-2ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
T ,osT-A PAIk OF GOLD EYEGLASSES WITH
st. NV. It,
r ,OsT-oN OCTOBER 6, 1883 A LIvER-CoL-
II O lore setter collar :as oSS reward Of 81 will
T .OsT-IN GEORGETOWN ON SATURDAY, OCT
by returning to W. T. TRAVER Evening Star office IT
r OST-OCToBER 1sT, OLD CHAIN, WITH
IL Locket attached containing miniature Of gentle
man and hair; valued . souvenir. Liberal reward
on return to "a st. NV. It,
T OsT-OCTOBER sTH. SMALL BLACK POCKET
~ book containing 8l7. Finder will be suitably
warded II returned to FRANK CONNER, Pullman
Palace Car Co. It,
I ,OsT-A GREEN MALACHITE STONE FROM
~ gentleman's ring-in vicinity Of 9th and + Sta
Liberal reward left at Columbia Title Insurance Co.,
9Th aud sts. NV. ocS-2ts
7 ,OsT-sTRAYED FROM BOTANIC GARDEN
~ last Saturday . Rose-crested Cuckatoo. Liberal
st. NV. oc8-2ts
T .OsT-e5 REwARD-ON THURSDAY EVENING,
- small blacA and tan dog bet 10th and and 9TH
and ss blue collar gold stars answers to the
name OF KIT" Return to HOS Pennsylsnis av ~.
r OsT-slO REwARD-AUGUST 2lST, LARGE
~ Maltese Cat; answers to the name Of Bundy,
Above reward will be given for his recovery. 325
Spruce st.. lie Droit Park oc6-3ts
CTOLEN-ON SEPTEMBER Ia SKYE TERRIER
with ears and tail cut; hair very thin back Any
information leading to his recovery will be suitably
rewarded Address r. c.. star office.
oc5.6.S.11.G,l3-6t'
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GIG % 630 Nd. ave. &

99iEs s "a LIB ts,S 3 GIG GAO Ma ave-,
ssi a and r. ave sSes4 900 III Iii 9Th :.
+ houses 4CS T 3: 5000
6r.---:.....--;. $500 l3li n. W. T. h.:
MI e NV sS5o ssss 70 1854 st MN soOo
10 st. n. W. b p zoo ID ah OF or 3D.; 5000
81 81 to is G ST me- i;;.ii n y. Lh 90 $500
s.Ss II St NV. B. S,h., 7G..........x 1000
,saa to iso4 SIN ssO O ,SS" me- as7oo
a6a 9Th st.ss. b. - and house. rear; 5000
1854 isi4 Ain st :, ). w aaoo
aiSo Vt e sv n W. o. =: Z h. sr..aooo
laiS. ia2a Madison & ~ l. roo
Sc lin $. :s saeoo sas iSsi INV. b soO
ii In. = e,i % = :ioo as 81 e. a. LOW
1lUo ZOtn ST. n w. 4 o,,l
NJ. above Sn ", 81. Hostion Of sns grsPrsy on
the ist aud 18TH. loc5l rHOs. T. WA0GAMAN
EoR sALE7RRIck HOUSE, COR 3lsr AND
Il stA lot 4bIle; one q the most Desirable To-
St NV. Altar IL m. at Rocfviis oc5.sss
EoR sALE-DEsIRABLE HOUSE ON RHODE
JUN 70 lot lo9
First Floor Atlantic Building. 02s st ocS-3t.
EOR SALE. AM AUTHORIZED TO SELL TO
It sso pss
70 loan = 5 per cent ia SIsERs' '''
ocS-3t 1881
EoR SALE OR BENT : HANDSOME HOUSES
VS.. i sSsi{ & Is;a 'Sois aa'ss:
ooc. ao,o % - - y. oco-lm
LOR sALE-A Fink BUSINESS PROPERTY ON
LEt NV, 6efween 6th and 9TH sta. lot 2oxl00;
Post-ofhce. in Pension Building which has become
sv propsrU N THIS location specially desrsble for
Sanos rapidiS in ys,ps and Tqit en-
t oo4-St So = '--'~ ssl f q. soonl
EoR sALE-NoRTHwEsT coRNER PROPERTY.
100 feet; trees. shrubbery. dowrrs. and fountain:
brick house west half Of ot coz bali Of iot vacant
Z IN every way desirable % permsnent homs or In
Scott fSoa.: sna e iS-: ' cIc ssa kP
lfOR sALR-oR RENT-il25 10TH STREET.
3..tory double Birch Dwell Ing. conssiein9 "a roSns
with every cony~niencs; lot 36x1 % feet; I've bath
rooms porches on evsrv door stable for So1r 6srsss
-I ssa % LIVE i5sx 4 AZ.
EOR sALI-THOoE DfsIRABLE NEw 2-sTQEY
II and basamsnt pres brick hovss.. lS22-loz2h
wood shsd IN RAJ "a aisy: hssssd b lss5Sess
A1'u''' 49, Sss ss ss&s S i'cs
TS0R aAIE-1AR0AIN-9 BEAUTIFUL NEW
Il residences noFthvOk neer 10en g. S-ssory 49,
::; r.: .;;E: e; y: g - ss
dasiiise - bseoss Circle g ne PR. yhsch
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SIG 18th n e.. Or. VIZ Rl5

SIG 18th e.. Or. w.s.&l5
1881 Hd-av. ne, or. IL as
SlS 18th ne. Or. ,wsterl2
81 IL st ne. 5r. W. II
704 18th st. Sc. or. .l2
l2xl Mylie st. ne, Or. IL
436 18th ct. Sc, 5r. IL. 90
1124 O St ne. 5r. 10
Ills Congress st. ne. 10
1:0SH Wyiie 1t. n.s..o.50
1877 ny. 81 ne. Or. .y.J0
"a I ct. Ter. s.e., or. $50
kr: 12l0 ! 81. Sc. 3r. ~
4 DkAULRy. v27 INV
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Tas MAINLAND LUTHEgAS SYNop.-The Mary
land Lgtueraa Synod, al II. sessions IL Cumberland
SaSulc4 INSTRUCTED the 9elegdt " the general
sy0O0 ~ vote ior lie formation OF Iund OF
SiOOUUO IS DlnisterS SusleHt3tiOn Iund, and 10
aEyo.at regular agent 70 visit Tie churches 10
tO.iets l. Rev. DR.. Geo. ScAolI, secretary OF tine
OoaI3 vi torelSA missions, made an address. The
IOliU"IEs we've elected Delegates TO the general
who'd 10 Lleet In Allegheny city. Pa, next June:
CieTlcai-keyS Z. y Albert, :. W. owen, w. l.
FsrsonS- h r. Geese and J. q. Butler. Lay-Capi.
CAailes P. kIehl, Albert Fox, A. d. Albert. G. q.
Rowe, Dr. r. William Kemp, c. V. ). Levy and l.
u. ScnuQcker
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1910 iSsS Il w. 10. 1905 4sh & nv. g. %
3l03 o st NV. IOr.. So s05 Boundy .v..6r.2250
Mt Nh AZ NV. 16rlS Sd ONES n. 70S Stn st.n13S
900 O It NV. Sr.. $3.50 Barber shop l3th NV.
FURNISHED
leta e. ns.sS l1r I Ssso ss in rss. pr
Sunderland Piaes NV. 1lr, per month Id
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EoR sALE-HoRst BLANKETS Lap ROBES AZ
II cut pricss - so sl-wool plAids ~ 1913: -
shaped ksrseys 81 s2-o5; e2 - very strens asr.sy
lined 20; bcst quality copper ptlqt New hhnl
shircs st i; plain surcinges DC psdded snrcinSas
soc up; 81 kinds and qualities OF horse blankets AID
lap robes July 10 cent less than the5 are sold
elsewhere. TOfBAirs. 1874 Ps. ave. nv. oc3-ls
T>oR sAIE-BED FEATHEks. NEW AND CT AN.
II lie q pound. All orders PROMPTLY delivered.
STANDAkD DUsTER CO.. oa$ h o. ne oc3-Iws
IvoR sALE-INIERNATIonAL SYcLoPEDIA IS
concise. comprshensive; 3.5o0 llustrations $50
nsps: 8 2p6 octave pages choicest knowledge good
for senerstions staple epournS latest chsspet best
monthly paymentA Oroeu rscsvsd - 1ll3 Y st n.
". se22- I'm.
CSOR sALE-GREAT BAReAINs IN UPRI sHT
Pianos. Que st so. one ~ fe5. 81 600. and
special bargains An pew PiAnos- Piano. rsut
HUGO MokcH 90. sohmsr Piano Agency stS
7th - NV. yliIom
EQR sALE-PARTrEs IN NEED OF PINE OK OAK
II p1lin4 should communlcate with h<fore purs
chaning else WHERE have secured l.rxe quantity
an ordrr % supply me demand promptly. l. A
CLARKE OcooQuAn. Va se4-3ms
I,ok SALE The lotto GAS ENGINE RE-
Il quires no boilsri avoids Ill expsnave attendance
md prscs list b. bAILAUf. Az s5l IN &C. nl2-ts
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sesy, oArA AsD HAY at GOodacre's 1926 NV.
q. Carr. chariotts kusse, Jeny, at Fussslrs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-08

salvation OIL delights everybody. 1t can be
had OF all druggists for Is cents bottle.
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REPUBLICANS are invited 70 attend meeting this
evening at lolO street northwest Prominent
speakers will address the meetinE-Adn
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Az ASSiGSNKST.-An assignment was put ON
Teesfd To-Day from Henry rIne, JE for the benert
" creditors, to L. A. Newman. He conveys lis
MoreTss, Including stock 10 trade at II46 7tn
stFest oOrtAwes., and makes preference or $40
u l. R1suer for rent; ,25s 10 ii. Trine sr, Tor
note AM SALARY; l. &. koenler. S51.15; H. ID
Cschrau, So; McCadden and McElwes s97 80:
h A. Llnser, So0 b. Baily SlaI2
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STORES.

LrOR RENT-FURNISHED-S ROOMS; NO RE A.
Sensible oner refused two rooms can be rented per
Inquire MRS PHILLIPS. 2l2S 18th st., before 5 pm
ock-lws
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A Note given by a minor Is void, or II drawn on
Sunday. Smoke Grand Republic Cigarros and
Buffos. For sale by all nrst-class dealers. Whole
sale AGENTS. LUCHs 4 BRO
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INOR sAIE.-nAR0AIN-S nrAUTIfUL EkW
II rssidsncss noFthV9k sear loth q. Sstory, esse-
ment no ro0nS; pr copt on tDvsstnsnt pre-. re-
:psosivsiy SSs69 s1a }s;soo sch owsES is
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CITY AND DISTRICT

ErEssHr atted, 81. Hempler's, cor. ~ ST.
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III WIZ Has no IsT1RKsr.-In the case Of m.
2SAse % THOMPSON, appeal from the Proh~is
OS04 eecaoed v 0eeerl Term this morning nv
- A9s@Aeee o. shs decree below Judge COZ a.
3Yofe tee opiAsa 81 ths upper court 70 the effsct
~ - wno ulo, uItn ths husband 1oins in y
a. q 6aex = ~ nn tirae has no Interest Ia the
p4eoeeND g saD AFTER his death. bus khaI they 90
tefnb Ao<Ru-asIaN. ~
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Eos WAsHrNooN DRESSED BEEY 90 to John r
Kelly. Corned beef especially
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Avery desirable corner residence Iowa Cirrls
contAhns thlrteeh ROOMS and all mod rn iniprovI
menss. New stable accommodating three hurSs. H.
propcrty H. very attractive aud VIII h. sod 81 a -
gain, for pArneulars Inquire OF N. NJ PAkKER
es<e-iSt lslS fst
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MONEY TO LOAN.

80 kAA TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Sc
UAsOVO curity. b. E. PAIkO, Attorney, 4S2
-ousianS ave- lie
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rsaxnoAtsen1s q oaunhaA psiawars. Maryland,
and Nrf1nia fair; stationary ssnpsratprs: west,
erS wSadl Brink On the eeasl
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%, - DtopsffT CLAIh--An instrument was nut
~ rsSofu to.oay oy which Lorin Bodxett OF PhIa
Istpeia, and W. \. Boogher. Of this city, declare
500 IL was the intention 10 declare M, o. 80 son
1890 msn.loned were not lien on the real a.
tee. Bal o. The proceeds, &C e@A ~
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TNOR RENT-A MAT sIX-ROOM BRICK HOUsE
i ol0 D st "a. e16 80 per month; key ct el6. Also
EOR RxGT Oh eAIE-THAT 1IRsT-CLAB0
Gently occuptsd ~ Sen IosSsa: hoiicS Ssiis. Nd.
. sS S a. 4 z Z, II sSs
EoR RENT.1ogs1s MAJ CHI HALL S5s;
g; IS "a u i'a az S:I III ~ - 81 C*
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NOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

TcOR RxNT-DwEILING l1l7 10TH ST. n. W.
II e25. Key next door. Inquire o26 Loutsisns ave;
n oc2-6t
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G1O OOO $1,000. $4,000. $4,000 $1,000
to loan on real estate in sums to
suit p. A. DABNEILLE.
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LOB RENT-NEW BRICK 1870 sra 81. NV
rooms; sS5 New brick SS3 s. G. ave s.s,7 rooms and
s sss. "a ..S s.s ss ds .ia r. S4
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81. 1I1O -. Sc, 3r. ...I
4 BRADLEY. WI INV
Upper part 2l2s 18th
ne: Z. 5 ~ y AZ ~. NV. iaf.s IS
"a door rs 7tistnw. rs
2l9 9th st. s.w., 9r......25
1913 ~ 1t s-w. Sr ......25
l912 9th St NV. 1r......25
Rlg Va. sv. u. w.t.. go
I1O5 A ct. ne, 7r........2l
3E ct. ne. Or. 80
t1l1 9Th Ut. ne. Or. 1914
116 X st. ne. Or. ....15.30
\ q st.. bet. Sth&vth.n.e
6r. ..-......14, 80
lOu3 I'd st. ne, Ar. LII
Hear 81 II st. n. W.. Ar. 8
o Pleasant Place n. W., Ar. 4
! lo2h I'D at a w Rr ~ 2n
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DkINAlSG AND STABBISG--A young cOlored man
nalned Georse BROWN Was badly cut about the
Mead and Ice Saturday ght near Delaware ave-
hue AMI street northeast II - alleged, by col
Ozed Luan named Alfred Bowie The men had hem
Ia saloon drinking, and after leaving the saloon
IL Is alleged, Brown followed Bowie and insisted
on rsntlns. Alter the cutting the Injured man
MAS taken 70 the sixth precinct station where DR.
hlcAnns dressed bis wound, and he was then re-
Moteo 10 freedmen's Hospital Bowie was ar
rested oy OIncer Matthews and charged with as
suit with Intent 10 Kill This morning In tine
Police Court the case continued 10 await the
Result OF Brow u Injuries
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FOR SALE-HOuSES

1902 3oth st, pr. .s5.OOo
1913 SSth.f h.. n 3.o,ii
1876 aud - SD. Or <. Otl
50 l. psf. b h. Or. 2..llai
1911 .,3d - or. b.h.2.GOl
sos Pet. 5. b b ., U1.o
'ion OF the property on IaE
q n. flCkl.INa,
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SUNDAY bAk-Dennls Crowley keeps an oyster
tsruAy ne opened his bar. lie was escorted 10
The nrsL precinct staten, and his wife REFUSING
70 put up collateral for hln, he was locked M
until this morning. when so collateral WAS DE-
posted Tor him anu ne was released This morn
lhs IN IN: Ponce Court Dennis pleaded guilty and
was lined so ~
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kISk fABItks are quite the Tad for younger
msnoers OF fashionable society. They are de-
LsatfulIy entertained BY Herr Brockmann's
s.evsr performing animals
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snlA 10. he Mn b ~ On sEe uss~ss,s
so~4 did re< s<zxs ms four srnnts q
tne uee< h<<az1< w<s afrxst wezsd sess
~ Dpssffd1
NE wFSyxxz pEyfKE THE sFrrr4yr-.
ne uisu<>< teatxd re<r1y ever ses..<e
- sAf - = fExysi<nz<.f fh@ Hef~xS*.rs Rsss
A1zrsSss Ehx4 &znr ssurkY r1ns. rssvs,ssrf. y,
Esfc<nx whssz he 90 AZ fszsSxrz. .azs h>
tefExrxe*1et tsxfszDs1 s>N3za<{ksrx xfszssx
and <rszsse q sssRx Tia. Terry s.srxx In
sre14 sd s9sk charge 81 re trzna& He
1eHtf1 TIE rzsaFer<n*sssn VIII Garssn<r ~
xsfrs 70 -x~sfin1 m zns 6c{sx brfsu<~sry IL
ne sessse 81 szzSxgtszx
EH1er ssexszas1zsio1 The uAaexx
talked rs9sw satlly. k<1s dsvs5epss1 nash.
Ing Cckeari Exfs<s asked q fse wsfnes<
Esd ma eeea rsussi<esi sozaefhfnx b she
asssftFf Asfo<nzF IL he wsasd fe~zssy.la a
certain way, as which u hEte trxx= n asd
sesd tAss he esrssaty bad ,srszrssetz sss<
stiffness thst Al Ne nEgAf sa-
sAoeIf' not M rxxo sG4rxsr BIN
Col Hxizss rstd he xss ehEixr1 % whs.s.
BOZ be EA11ss1 - pat In ssxsSrsS1y tbs
wssssss trzssh, uh:eh xas that Whit rgsssH
sec fkAf be reszzsed h.s psxre IN ssse serr-
ire &s9 '>sfqo>r 10 dir ssEes sssse
tyssft III wcsxld rriseex On sze erpsfs.
ht-ssy Of The Witness frxsszxst Nr Hxfs,es
: Asa Do yga really xnnt Ire rrr<1.tnnfy "a
snss wisn<sz sssxsn. askest the tnter-
sailing well, Grzy . f@x r.cssss. v<sur
hn<l5r. FetUrn<3 Hatnss. and the o<kx
iazxhsd outright. The court ss5surnesl
nnni - rncrruv rsofEinx- the su-y tefax
kep< together
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- rtesn<r grvTo<l. from San yrarrfseo
Ye{fIsnd June =: w. o. Fanssz<nt, A.
II Iisoaebxn. = y. fseneis. H. y Bepev.
- 6eagxf. LpnEs Gibson, ~ Hxxuen. =
!: Sz1k ). CsEksrn. J. H. Efr1hsH. ~
- G. sanIser, r. T. R>sl. Z. WAGNER.
z 1eheii;e. John Mcec5, J. 3. KnvSisnn,
3. u Fso1 and wife. Miss O. Yea Stxsska.
n Drbd1ry, p Bans aud wife. Mn. 4 G..
I'M and chisd. Miss Tespp. q. winkes.
10y GseeD.
5jtrrnn Essrs Iine-Passpd Hrssiustsn
II d. Hamnsond. H. franklin. M. Hs1ns~r
~ family. J. G. ffurtfsxs0n. 4 RHsxe,..
q n1rnney- =. g. Hodge. a3a - smm5.
mmu<N
0rvxos & cslifesnia = Parsed Nedstr6
nc. Hal and wife. A. HnIs. Nrz. +. & Ing
fan, VIA. DesIInssy. fsee. sswsldx a. h.
Isfies. s.@ss sreenAafxh ard vile. d
Inx5b. J. u. sflssn<DEl- IL ". Present.. a
Esaass spa wife. II IT. Merrill. Gee. n.
Wasti. II. Grass. a. ". Manning. r. X
WsaEisars. J y iawmace, 81 n Cy4sE
1fr. II. = Hubbard, Mr. T. unhfar9. ri
y Hurfard ard wis<. Mis-. Mas uHbfsa-.i.
Eks. 4 . Br0vn and family. WIS. cssses.
(sAn Bszleys Julius FLAX. ~ n. G1fisss.
Nn J. y. barnes. Z. r. Eoosh, Msx. A. VI,
Norton and sqn. Hfs. snydtx. hia Dsax. &.
q Sln15ns ard wife. Z. X Kpax. wife ss,1
dsaghter, ". Y. brown, D. f3rexon, A. MAY
". G. g. Howard, r. Feaizsn. rn1<ss>
B5ackmar. o. q. Beck. e. Eum<sey. Mis- b
y. Hois1nan. J. ". Gsfmr ana wife. Th~p.
Eyafker and sistsy. Mrs. vi A. u&swe. n.
G. ~ Richter and vile, ,. ". Wright, an.
n Immigrants
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TAKING TIE CENSUS.


~ Fu8hes Believes He Will Get
Over 10000 Nsmes.
NJ " H. Hughes aud his as.a SAINTS i.z~e
nearly fulaAed taking the census Of the
city. aud In q lee days NJ. Hughes win
giFc notice through fhs papers D. the ell
zers who hare been oyerspoke.s % can a,
his oaice and leave their nsnes. age and
residence. Hundreds and rerasps ,hoz-
eazstis of people arc hound 10 be over.
looked. ~ each street Il only eanyas&ed
onee. and those who are away from holHe
are
LIABLE soT TO arr.as ON rHx Irsr
AZ slI unless they eorae forward ard vol
untarily give In their names. II Is con-
sisc-ed that oil citizens sssouid feei sa in
tsFcst In hayiax the present census a. frii
arsa afeufafe as posefhir- No names Of
non residents are being snken. bat oziy the
names OF those vho actually reside within
the city HFuifx
Mr. Hughes was asked yesterday how the
replied:
1850 population. but End have greatly
ursderestlrnsted the place. why. In two
wards, the third and iourth. we
POUND MORE RESIDENTS
Than The entire population Of the city as
Shown By the census last year Iexpect To
have over n.o0G names on fny LIST when
get through with the work. and feel sure
that we viii overlook fully 1Oo. besides a
thousand or more transient people. or
cofaers aud g-,ers. whose names we are not
putting dosn at all II an instantaneous
census OF the esty could be sakea. including
the nAmes OF every human being within
the corporate limits. eandidly believe the
isss would show up 2s,U0 names. or 500
more population than has ever te-n
claimed for the city"
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
William webb Sentenced-A Divorce

The business of the prese nj term 81
court is nearly concluded. and the term
will cIaSe tomorrow afternoon There is
80 i.ttie business ief, TO transact that for
the past day or two the length 81 the inter
missions has exceeded that nf the sessions.
ANOTHER soBsEE SENTENCED.
Yesterday the motions for new trial
sai All arres; 81 Judgment In the case Of
William Webb. convicted of robbery. were
argued and boil, were denied. Webb was
then sentenced to one year IN the peni-
Tertiary. webb and youug Taprsn, who
gas also convicted and sentenced al tina
present. term of esurt, rubbed q erGksu
book agent named Scoit. The latter, when
they nae, him. was hilarioH-ly drunk.
They took him into saloon and 90, him In
take several more drinks and then wen.
through his pockets
A motion Ia dismiss the appeal Ia the
case 81 John Morris vs.. Robert Becker v -
denied
Default was made aud Judgment entered
In the eases OF Horton vs.. Coleman. and
Foster vs.. Kidd.
sug WANTS A DIVORCE
The ease Of Mrs John Preacher, for a
divorce from her husband, wns PARTIAL,
tried and continued until this morning.
The parties formerly lived At Ssnaima.
II C.. hut came 10 this country about q year
aud three months ago. and have since
been lccatei al Black Diamond The
divorce is asked for CA the groand o! de
sfytiou