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GROSS AND WHITE REPENrlNo

GROSS AND WHITE RER8NE1N0.
The North Carelina Forgsrs Nee FaFing
- Well - They Hoped - when They
Esghssng the Jase THuss.
Correspondents Of TIE EvKNue srAa.
RALRIeH N. c., Oct 0-The excitement Of this
city, and In fact the talk OF the whole state for
the past week. has been the trial OF the celebrated
forgery case Of Cross and White. These two are
now repenting their voluntary surrender and
return to North Carolina, for they are not faring
so easily as they expected OF the two Cross Is
the better on, or rather his family Ia and
he readily gave bond when the trial
terminated rendering q verdict of guilty.
from which an appeal to the Supreme
court has been made. Judge Avery sentenced
Tertiary. Cross is defiant and boasts that he WIN
beat the courts yet White Is considerably de
pressed, and advises living up and going TO the
rtor Court is sustained Cross win have to serve
thirteen and White ten years as the sentence i'm
posed last July was seven years for Cross and I'VE
for White. Strange 70 say one OF Cross Oondsmen
is J. T. Walton, whose name was forged by Cross
There are nine indictments against these men
for larcenyeand these are outside the three
charges on which, by an agreement with the
United Scates district attorney, they were brought
announced his intention to disregard the agree
ment and push the other nine cases against them.
These cases win be taken up by the Supreme Court
The Eastern Carolina Fair and stock Association,
OF Goldsboro' and the Farmers and Mechanics, OF
Concord, began their annual fairs Monday under
suspicious circumstances
In the eighth district the republican candidate
for Congress, Capt z w. Ward, Ia q retired on
Ger OF the United States Army.
The farmers light against the bagging trust con-
tinueS Hardly one bale in one hundred Is covered
with the bagging OF the trust. The Farmers Al
lance has taken hold OF the matter ofnctally and
are encouraging and aiding the enterprise OF estab
1ish1ng baRging mandatory In this state 1t
has gone far enough to be an assured success.
There Is q warm and interesting triangular hight
between the Wilmington and Weldon Tor Atlantic
coast line), the Richmond and Danville system and
the Seab0ard lines. The latter company will ex-
tend Its line southwark to Oh ariestOn via Sumpter
combining with the Eutawville Railroad. The
Richmond and Danville Co. has agreed to forfeit
not complete the line from Winston TO Wilkesboro
by september 16, 1880.
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DAY Goons FoR CASE.

heavy. slight y imperfect, $3.50, SO, 1915.
ENhlEITA CAShMEkkS, pure wool, extra wide
double wi tn. Tan. Terra Gotta, Ok Blood, Serpent
reduced cash price. 4Sc.
Present No. IA pair Of elegant Damssk Towels.
HANDSOME CLOTH pLA1Ds one yard and half
wide pure wool real value 75c., price oOc.
Present No. PA halt dozen fine quality, pure Linen
Damask Napkins. worth 75c.
LADIES' BkOADCLOTH. yard and q half wide,
pure WOOL all colors; real value 81 reduced to 81 1sc
Present No ga PAIR of silk Embroidered Corsets
worth 75c.
Cash customers select Of the above presents
with purchase Of %.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
ELEGANT ROYAL French Serge. pure wool, wide
double width al colors, wonderful bargain at SOC,
our cash price 371Sc.
Present No. 4-Handsome Bridal Quilt worth b. so
bLANkETS, immense size. pure wool, Co. 36. So
PRESENT NO. 1.-TWO pairs Damask Towels, worth a.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs, nearly one yard aud Z
half WIDE finest quality: worth IL. reduced 81 NC.
Present No. 6-One d. zen Damask Napkins, worth
Gl.5O.
LADIES' CLOTH SUITING, ono yard and Q hall
wide, pure wool special barysin SOC
Present No. 7-Pair Of ins Wool Blankets for the
Baby " ~
Cash customers can select Of the above presents
WIN purchase OF $40. se27
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MAYBE LYNcHED FOR HIS CRUELTY.-A farmer liv.
Ing fourteen niles west OF Bangor, Dak, married a
Miss Battle some time ago. few days since he
ordered his young wife TO go with him to the fied
end assist In stacking hay. Beng sick and In a
delicate condition she refused. Tnis enragsd the
man, who nearly tore an ear from her head beat
her with an OK 2oad and kicked her SO severely
that she tainted before reach. ng the ned and has
since been in critical condition. The farmers
threaten 70 lynch him.
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Tnere has been . remarkable fall of rain In
Maine for this season Of the year during the past
three days
VIM. b. Smith, cashier in the Erie Railway freight
mouse a. Maysneld, Ohio, left town last Saturday
VIII E,OOO OF the company's money. He is also
unknown.
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Ansusements To.Ntghe.

Ansusements TO.Ntghs.
NATIosAL-"The Private Secretary"
ALBArGH's--Enie Ellsler In Judge Not"
HARRis'.-''True Irish Hearta-
PASoRAhA-"Battle OF SHILOH"
kEKNAS's-Tony Pastors Troupe.
AsBUKY MrsEE-"Cnrist Before Pilate.n
E-SrKRRT RrNK.-Monkey Comedians
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A Lively Young Cripple.
He Is FNED TEN DOLLARS FOR AsSAuLrING A ST Al

m 10 rANAO len DOLLAhS fOB ASSACLTING A Stall
WAIT OFFICER
Chas- johnson was the nrsI prisoner called from
the dock OF the Police Court this morning. 1t was
some minutes before he answered, and he proved
TO be small colored cripple, who was In among
the OF her prisoners and could not be seen when he
was first called. He was arraigned Oh a charge Oh
"navlng made an assault and battery upon John
T. HattOn."
81 amt guilty" he answered.
Jonn u. hatt0n Is d slx-foOt policeman from
south Washington, and the BOY resides on MS
beat. The officer told his story OF the assault to
snow now desperate a character the BOY was. He
attempted 70 arrest the boys brother on a charge
Oh stealing, and the defendant and his mother
Came 10 tue assistance OF the prisoner The oficer
called citizen, but the boy bit his hand and
fought hun on, requiring him TO call upon a second
citizen. The BOY told the Judge that when the
oncer came after his brother he (deIendant) asked
him II he had warrant.
~ no put that nonsense In your head?n asked
the judge.
Inc boy declined to answer, and before the boy
could explain the legal points In the case the
court imposed nne or $40 or 80 days
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CAMPAIGN

excitement. combined With the effects of unfavorsbe
weather. or changing season, is very liable to bring
that tired feeling. which often the fore runner of
more serious troubles It indicates that the system
giving way under two much strain. and that some
thing IL needed to give and strength to the whole
organism. Hoods Ssrsapsrilla is peculiarly adapted
to serve this purpose 1t the torpid kidneys and
hver' creates . good appetite tones the digestive
organs purifes and vitalizes the blood. sick
headache and overcomss all the prostrstng effects of
that tired feeling.
HOODS SARSAPARII.LA
Sold by all druRgists 81 six for S5. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Heavy Repatriation In New York and
Brooklyn.

The registration In New York and BROOKLYN
yesterday was far larger than ever before The
increase cannot be accounted for by the growth Of
the voting population; II indicates extraordinary
interest in the political campaign in which there
Is so much at stake. The number registered In
this city was 96047, and Increase of 81 269 as COM
pared with the nrsJ day OF registration in 1884
In Brooklyn the increase for Two days over Inc
nrst Two days four years ago was almost the same
being &c, 1856 Thus far 11S,2 3S voters have been
registered In that city,
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HAVE JCsr RECEIVED A carloa6 n, .oud oar
ehanoer suites three pieces polish finish, thor.
OashS Wei made large oevel glass. which W. are
> L.ns AT 500 There are no better goods made
and are considered the best value In the marked.
JULIUS LANsBUkGH,
315 TIN st. NV,
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Dus1Ars Nrw Yonx HAra

The Fifth svsnw sSIeof SIR and Derby Hst,
tcr tall ana winter wear. introduced By Dunlsp
&Co.s o. New York. nov rsadyat
wHLITT RUoFrs,
hols Agents for this city,
ss8-SR COS PsnnA ava
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

I,oR SALE BY OWNER NEW HOUSE IN
II northwest. = rooIns and hath. porch. sanitary
piumbing. BRICK work woodwork aud pAintiis irst-
class Apply loOl Marion &. NV. oclO-3t'
lNR sAlE-l537 ST. 1HREE-s DRIES. IN
II cieSaHt oonditlon. and only feet iron 10th
81 very cheap ~ $500 NJ. NJ. rAhkEh
oclO-l2t l4lsFst
I'oR SALE slx-RooM BRICK HOUSE. r. W..
II u H., W. g, and gas. easy terms. will trade
Tor lot; 1892 W. lie bet and aud 18th aud 18Th
Sta ne. frico. $1,000 A q. HUTTON. sUe Il a
". Ocl0
I,oR sAIE-A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
purchase hue residence In q central location q
bargan; lsrs., MI stable Tor horses aud ,
llases; lot 25Nl2O u lS-ft alley. price. $1,000.
terms tasy. lhOs. q HlN>El,
oclO-ec8 ls2O It NV.
L,OR sALE-FOUR NEARLY Nan BRICKS.
II northwest ruou1s and bath. each $3.50. $1,000
cash. all front uh and On letterd street frOnt and
back yard MhiIAkLR JORDAN. l4ls ST
IGOR sALE-sENEN-ROOM BRICK. ON 18th ST.
suitable as hlSin property. between * aud stE
lot 2OXl40. $4,000. MHiIAkER A yOhDAA. l4l7
t. ocs.-3t
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'hoAAs AAhAApUkE AGAIN IN JAIL,-rr WAS FEARED
He WOULD JUMP HIS BAII,-DEArH OF A WELL
KNOWN RESIDENT.
Correspondence Of The EVENING srAp
ROCKVILLE, Oct g.
Yesterday Z c. Darlington, formerly District AT.
torney OF Washington, ana who some time ago
went bail for Thos. Marmaduke OF West WASH
ington, charged with assisting In the ABDUCTION N
child OF Frank Mace, r., In this county. made
applcatlon 20 Judge vinson for a bench warranr
10 bring the accused before the court "a he hsS
reason 70 believe ne was about TO leave and forfeit
his ball. The application was refused. Aif1rward
States Attorney Peter sent Deputy Sher,fY stsii-
ings with M Darlington 70 West washington.
and the deputy returned this evening Win the
prisoner and lodged him In Jail
Ars Hester Davis, wife Of Mr.. Allen Bovfe
Davis. living near Brookeville, died this mornin0
In the seventy-ninth year OF her age. Before mar
rage she was Miss wilkins, OF q large and IN.
nueutial family of Baltimore. she was ladv III n
nign social standing In the community and hsd
been VI TOR some months. -
Dr. =. H Cuthbert Of Washington, has taken
ssmporaY cnarge Of the Baptist church st Tits
pasoe. sea WIN occupy The paipas On each sunday
g A n.
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AS W. ARE the only manufacturing clothiers I'm
Masalnston, our facilities are beyond competition
ior furnishing you with good and reItable cloth
ing (and at much less price). AI-wooi sm,ts sio
EIsEAAs BRos., Cor 7th and sts
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PUBLISHED ToDAx
Ex-secretary McCulloch's "reminiscences.
MEN AND MEASURES OF HALF CENTURY:
SKETCHES AND COMMENTS. By HUGH Mocun-
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By THOMAS NELSON PAGE So. svo. illustrated, sL50.
This captivating story of two lads left at home
Virginia plantation during the will appeal with
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By WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIvFn. New Edition with
Maps. illustrations and additional matter. Svo,
$3.50.
In this and revised edition. the author brings his
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receipt Of price bv
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wESCOTT 4 WILCOX,
1907 Pa. ave ny

For iuI hst apply % WESCOTT WILCOX.
ocl0 1907 Pa ave o.
EoR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE HOUSE n DU-
Il pont Circle. Price. go per month Apply
CHAl.LES EARLY,
oc6-lv 603 18th St NV.
IroR RENT-HOUSES NEAR CITY HALL. s35:
II near Gov. Printing Office. s30 in northwest s2S
and $50; southwest and Capitol Hill s35. $:il. sls
Sl5 aud &l4. l. A. MCINTYRE 9ls st scse-l0t
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OCTET

ECR RENT
Il 612 + ut. NV. .el66. 81
Ola 18th St NV. 12r lot
ll03 II st. NV. l0r. ..oa
110S + st. n W.. 1xr.....6i
13l Nd. ave. ..e-, llr. TT
40.5 q st. u W.. 1lr .55. az
.2l E Cap. St. llr. ~. o.
1000 oath st. n. W, Tor. 5o
1929 10th ST NV. Yr. .5U
DIG Stn st. NV, l0r45 ID
404 I'd st. NV, 9r.......4.
635 4. Cap. ct. llr. 40. ,.
2&O2 Pa We. NV. Or. .4C
l245 18th st. n. W.. sr. 40
4U7 I'd st. NV. 7r......4I
1874 I It. NV. 9r.......4C
1lI9 2lst ss.n.w.. Yr.35-5.i
l0lo 10th q. NV. Yr3o.JU
4 10 Sd st. NV. 7r.....-3J
1872 Corcoran ST. 7r....J
LOS I St NV. Or. SO Al
22lS 9th ct. n. W. Tor. 80
6:.,2 . ct. NV. 10r......3o
Az ID ct. NV. Sr......-.2e
443 Y st n. W.. or........2e
yS h ST. ne, Or.
BIZ LIST st. Sc. IT,. %. Az
21S Arthur p. 7r. 20. ~
1904 10th u. W.. Or. .2J.3J
6.j7 Mass NV. sr.-2a-3.l
1876 9Th St n. W.. IN. 2o.33
HOG 10th n W.. 6r..25
464 U st. NV. Or. ......-23
1918 Linden st., 7r......25
lUOY Md. ave s. W. Ito
1918 v Of. NV. 1r......23
1912 l. st. u. W.. o.. ~ 80
4J6 Wash .et.n.w- Or. - %
AnacostiA. 7r-.....--.zZ JO
500 Boundary, 6r. d 90
oc6 Il Il WAX
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l7I3 9th 81. n. w, Or. $40 40

,17l3 9Th st.nw.6r.S $40. 40
1lk q s.. &c. or. -. 80
4O6 Boundary n-w..sr 70
20 h st. ne. I'll 10 30
ll123 n. j. ave nav. 1880
40 l. 81. NV, or......lo.3O
s2S N.J.ave. n.w- 6r....as
o3 l. St NV. 6r.....-.l1
10 Deirees ST.. Or. .. 1907
SOS l0th ST. n.e..5r. .lo 40
TIA 10Th st. SEER. 1870
ga 9TH st. NV, or. 10. 80
los NJ st. n. W.. flo 80
l3422 Prosi ect av.. orl5.30
il232 Il st. NV. "a I'D
Whitney Close. 6r.......l1
l9l2h 25thst. n.w..orl430
,.5oo y St s-w-, Or. 30
3.S4 Sth ST. a.e-, or......l4
|2o Fenton III ne Or 1850
is:3,:e h st. Sc, Sr. ....l3.50
oil 9th st. Sc. Or. .IL30
Il047 y. j. ave. n " H. 80
Sl1 I'D 81. n w. or. .lo.JO
Cleveland ave, or.....l3
42l Warner st. 5r....l2.so
llOlY II ST. n e. Or. l2.5O
o:sy l. 1t. Sc. tjr-....12.37
Nc EN- sv. aw Or. 80
43y Franklin st., 4r....l2
81 llth st. ne. or....l2
ll1s 9Th st ne, 6r.....l2
lZ526 4 IT. NV, Or. lilo
l7-25 Fenton Pl nell.30
1857 I'D 81 NV. 5r....1l
go Gordon av.. Ar. 10. 30
yl5 21th u. NV. 4rl0.30
l5l4 18th 81. n w., ar. 10
443 X st NV. 3r.......lU
1908 1 st. n-e- 5r.........7
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CITY ITEMS.

why II q Thoroughbred Race Horse
Ike Grand Republic CgarrO? Because they have
got the stock and the staying qualities. For sale
BY all frst-class dealers Wholesale agents, LUoHs
& BRO.
1850 stitches per minute on the Domestic
Inventors new machine, The standard" Rotary
Shuttle Sewing Machine. For sale at the old
stand, 0Oo street northwest. (Ma5Onic Temple).
J. J. HOLSTER, sole agent. 10.l,l3
Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE, 9TH & II.
-S
Every Visitor 10 St. JOseph's Fair,
Rifles Armory, will be presented with a beautiful
elk embroidered satin Banner, made on the Do
nestle Sewing Machine, donated by c. Auerbach,
TN and II, sole agent 5,6,S,10,l2
Use Anchor Brand Coffee and no other. I'm
S3 Per Gallon, Csc. Quart Hottie, No. L
Rye WhlSkey, best In LIE world for the money.
orders by mail. MCGRRs, 9th near D ST. saw
The People are happy, and saving money,
when Salvation Oil sells Tor % cents.
Cut Prices ON Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
OF all grades at T0PHAAs, 1921 Pa. ave. Nv
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. Bun
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BROOKS. 18th st. Prices Guaranteed

Eos WIsHISsoS DREssED BEEF 20 to John r.
Kelly. Corned beef especially -
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BRoOKs, 18th St. largest, Richest Nevest stock

QrEsR, But ms TRUE, that RIcH. ~ Marke,
space who IS not stranger In town, Is selling the
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during the last fiscal year, says Assessor Fish in
his annual report To the Commissioners amon, tad
10 sl3se6Ioo decrease OF s26,Ol4 so from he re-
assessor attributes TO the decrease In the humber
oil Darkroom licenses issued There were To ba r..
roo LICENSES issued last year. and 424 Wholesale
licenses, decrease or 2l0 In the former and an
increase OF - In the latter. The total humber or
licenses ISSUED last year was 422. The following
licensed: Apothecarics, S5s4e 90; auctionesrs 4. !.
45o.25; book agents, S4s.39; brokers' 500: banks
and bankers, Ss4o.2l; 6ar-rooms, s7O,754 As;
1l,97O.eO; cattle brokers, t46s. "a; cOmmlssion
merchants s2OA6de; ice dealers, Sil2; wholesa, e
dealers in Old barrels, sso: entert.iaSsts =;
circuses, t,130; hacks, cabs vehicles a O4e fsS.
hotels, S2.7ao.42; Intelligence Offices, sSos5: In.
stables, g. g97.6O: gas companiea' s1.o7a: ped.
oilers, u.175d2; pawnbrokers. e 3o5 "a; produce
dealers at Large; H,24i 6s; produce dealers in
theater. $500. WV '~''e''
COL CASEY WANTS A TELEPHONE
Col Casey has notified the Commissioners that
II u necessary for him TO have q Telephone con
nection with the state, War and Navy Depart.
menis and the Office Of the Library on Capitsl
make Underground connection. W
The rsDort O, H SIsA5 s G;,,rsr Ta,,.,
week ending October g. shows: Number OF
deaths, %; white, Al: colored, 49, Deatn-rate
PEI l,UOO per annum: White, 1629; colored,
33e7. total population, 22.1S. Tnirly-nve were
under nye years OF age and twelve over sixty
years Twenty were under one year OF age
Twelve OF the deaths occurred In hospitals and
PUBLIC Institutions The deaths by classes were
as follows: Zymotic, 81; CONSTITUTIONAL "a; local
22 deVeiopmehtal, y; violence, 4. The principal
Sauses OF death were: Group, 3; cerebro-spina
meningitis, 1; consumption, n; diarrhuai 10
Spnolu lever, 4: maiarial fever, q; pneumonia, q
congestion Oh The lungs 8; bronchitis 2; puerpera
II .,s 1; whooping cough, 8; diphtneria, L
birtns reported: % White males 25 while females
40 co!ored males, 20 colored females. Marriage
reported: white; o coIored
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SEE OuR durable and dressy Fall oyercoats
rom $40 TO Sla GEORGE sPRASsry asA I'm ar
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LOCAL MENTION
Tho Weafl,ey.

rertne District OF Columbia. Delaware. MARYLAND.
frusts on Thursday morning. Ae
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JOHN NORRIS FINED TWENTY DOLLARS.
John Norris, young man We'll known in police
circles, was arraigned In the Police Court this
morning charged with an assault and battery
upon Mr.. Charles D. Chapman. He pleaded not
guilty. Mr.. Chapman test1ned that sunday after.
noon he met a stranger In the city at 18th and c
streets, who asked him where the White House
was Witness directed him to the White House,
but as he (witnessl was gons In that direction he
consented to 30 with the stranger as far as Penn
Sylvania avenue and 14th street. On their way
up 18th street they met Norris and two others,
ana the stranger said that they had directed hun
down 18th street TO md the White House. Norris
and the others followed them some distance and
they walked up as far as street TO get away from
them. When near 18th and streets, the witness
said, Norris struck him and Kicked him several
times. The stranger, he said, got frightened and
went TO q hotel.
Norris, whose face was badly discolored, denied
the charge made by Chapman He said that the
stranger asked him for the Agricultural Depart
ment, and not the White House. and for that rea-
son he directed him down 18th street.
"What did you follow Chapman and the stranger
fort" asked the judge.
"For q drink, answered Norris.
who did you think you WAS going to get the
drink from?"
chapman"
"Hld he invited you to take drink"
"NO, SIR"
the court imposed fine of SEQ or sixty days
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Address Registered Lettersto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, "a


We have the run on Lightweight overcoats. No
wonder. We show good assortment - can be
found In the city, and prices IS per cent lower
than those of any other house
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS In greater variety than
ever before. from SIS up
the best line We ever carried. Prices bslow any in the
city.
MEMS BusINEss suITs-A nasniao,n, lima,
from 90 up
PANrs-An unusually iazss aasortmeass 1t unusually
low prtosa
OAK HALL.
go oosa~ 1oA ~ ~
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ISoR EFNT-fH00F NEW sIx.RooM HOUSES
u ysst ssds Nersn Sapa.oi ~: ~ s eo9ieru -
nsrffn1: bSck yaras: very rsasopehe 70 Desirable
100 stroee Az. se2S-lm
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Your ErrsreHr ntted, 81. Hempler.s, cor. Az st.


1425 New York avenue
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EOR RENT
ElIAA IA nv Hrs

L'Oh nLN IL
l. ls49 la av., Hrs.
store.............SS0.33
SO2 2lst, ST., IL r..
IN. t.........-....6O.6I
100 3lst st.. 9r........55
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-10
the Courts.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, Fecheimer agt. Hollander; demurrer
overruled. jackson agt. Hulse; argument con.
ciuded Lewis agt w. q q. X X. Co.; on hearing
SPECIAL TERN AT LAw-Jud0e Hdgner.
Yesterday, Pect & CO. agt. Chesapeake Fire In.
surance Co.; Judgment by default.
EQUITY C0URT-Jud0e James
Yesterday, Mace agL Mace; $50 counsel fees al.
lowed Hewett agt. Burritt; substitution OF com.
plainants ordered. Bramhall agt. Morrison; aud
1tors report ratified Kraft at. COnnOr; REFER
enee 10 auditor ordered. Hagner agt Delaney;
fund In registry OF court disposed OF. Drury agt.
Drury; land OF S. Callaghan released from lien.
Assignment unchanged.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Jud0e Montgomery.
Yesterday, Michael Matthew's, assault TO rape:
guilty OF simple assault Louis Frazier, larceny
not guilty. Fleming Clayton, assault 10 XIII; moi
guilty.
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Miller.
To-day, Mary Modoc, coored, disOrderly conduct
on street southwest; s. or 10 days. VIM. Jones
colored, boisterouS and disorderly conduct on
stanton avenue in county; SO or 30 days. Henry
sharp vagrancy; bonds or 90 days. Harry Riley,
do; personal bonds. JAS. Magee, do; do. Jno.
M. Thomas, trespass on Farragut square; $40 or &c
days Jno. b. Smith, profanity on street NORTH
west; collateral forfeited. Eleanora Lee, colored,
assault on LIZZIE Kelly; 81 or days