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Mrs. a. }. PYLE. BIS y. Fltbsn,L i,..
cleaning, securing, ana CARPET C..
Manufacturer OF the Acme EonUrifn.
Mrs. n. BANNlSTER. slG D.. Dr.i ... ..
Lace curtains speciality.
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Condemned Man Ito his lawyer)-lt's a long
sentence. sir; to be sent TO states prison for
life.
Lawyer inclined TO more hopeful view)-
Yes, it does seem long, but perhaps you won't
live a great while.-Life.
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AIkFIELD DAIR'

AlkFIELD DAIRY formerly wcrrri Al,
n. seventh street, and ilG 3 Nsr 49,
Fresh milk, cream, butter. butter Ola. ,,i
cheese.
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4. {; HOUSTON. 80 r.. Main street
JOSEPH }. WlNGFlkLD. conner "a lana,
aud Broad streets.
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John j. GERlNG, corner of Fourto.s,, 81.
Main streets. Tents, awnings. ta... h'r.. =,
wagon covers. ~ a.
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FOR SALE.

Tor SALE.-A RARE CHANCE, 81
i an Old Established Manufacturing LII
Business. thoroughly equipped and now in sue
ceSslul operation. The entire plant including
real estate and machinery. good will and
brands for sale. Parties meaning business WI ]
apply TO X Is. CHAFFIN y CO, No. North
Tenth street, 5feble eOdH
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WALTER }. TODD. an y. sixth street CO.
signments OF country produce solicited
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W. NICK REDFORp. lWg T.. Nam rns-
sign of the Horse. Mauuncufssani gl 3
sale dealer.
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wlLLlAMG. FULLER. 1915 +. rary e,..,
Special attention Ia repairing. '-
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CarbolIc smoke u,u ,,,..

once. No. 10 North Eighth street. G.,-.
tee 20 cure colds. catnrh. ma al. 1900
throat troubles. Free test .itar Dol ~ '|l
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The Englishwoman's Year Book states that
the demand for educated women IS such, IL
uyery where in the colonies-nil
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A. GkAsBERGER, lass p. Fmntlnr ,,
All work guaranteed. ''''i
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J. P. JUSTIS, . Y. fifteenth e.l0-t A.,
agent. Established ls'.
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THREE HEROIC GIRLS.
THE TALE OF THEIR BRAVERY
TOLD IN DETAIL.

How Miss Royce Shielded Her Pupils
from tho Blizzard and suffered for Her
Rr.xe Act-NIiss Ts,eman's Presence of
Dftnd-siiss Shattuck's Death.
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WALTER T. BRAU ER, stall ~ d
Market. Smoked beet tongues A sr',''. ~
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Tobacco Market.

Mhrktt UUII.
Quotations .-Midding. l0sc low mid
Hing. 9;c. good ordinary, ; 9 Ice.
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DLlNhh Is. DYER. 6li B.. Nar.r.n a..
wholesale and retail. sole 49,, Nfei
Cherokee Cough Drops. '" N
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MEETINGS

THE MEMBERS OF JACKSON
l Ward Democratic club, No. |. will meet at
Gains Hall. corner Of First and Baker streets
on TUESDAY, 2lst irst.. az ; O'Clock pm, TO
elect delegate 10 the Democratic Advisory
Board. BY order of the President
lfc 202t GEORGE ". LINDSEY. Secretary.
THE WISE BRIGADE ASSOCIA-
L ton will meet on Wednesday 22nd inst. AT ;
o'clock pm at the Office of General J. &. Hin.
corner Bank and Ninth streets and rs i'm
p0rtant business looking TO permanent or
gani7aiiOn will be- considered il Is hoped that
every member will attend.
Il. !. MCDOWELL,
GEORG f. H. HOPKINS. Chairman.
: fo2t2t Secretary.
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DELINQUENT CITY TAXES.

OFFICE COLLECTOR DELrNQUENT TAXES,
CITY HALL, ;
RICHMOND. February ], 1858.
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
City of Richmond on account OF Real or Per
sonsl Taxes for 1885, or Assessments for Pay
ing. SC. are hereby notified that all Of said
bills have been placed in my hands for coliee-
ton according 10 law,
shall endeavor 10 call on all rs soon as pos
sble. As have such large number OF bills
10 collect IL Will bee impossible 10 call on any
one more than once. The second time call
will bee for the purpose OF leyyiug, &c.
My Office will be open from o'clock am TO
o'clock pm. CAL at once.
Respectfully, ". Ii. CARDOZO.
Collector Delinquent Taxes.
Al.dailypapers please copy. f,3-lm
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Harness and s,ddlery

A. B. CLAIR IKE X son. BW El.' Nan .r..
Agents for Imperial chilled p.0ws.
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N HuOI| hhd SHOES
J. x. TEASDALE. 1873 T. Main .f,,., ,
tz.5o and g mems and G. ani az Ii.
shoes. w. taies
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. h 4,
and retail. "u.i.il.
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asa SNYDER a co. lDeumursna
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FLORISTS.
PHOTO AND PAINT sUPPIIEs.

hRY PLATES, ALBUMEN PAPER
- Chemicals, Sc. Artists Materials, Paint
brushes, Glass, &c, in good supply.
5. j. HINSWAN3Ek,
2l5 East Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS
DICHMOND THEATRE-TWENTY
ILL E0uRru SEAS0N- "WEDNESDAY

DICHMOND THEATRE-TWENTY.
IL F0uR TH SEASON. - WEDNESDAY
EVENING. FEBRUARY 22D (Nashngion's
birthday. Dolly Grand Concert IN this city
by the renowned CA aPANINI GRAND
OPERATE CONCERT COMPANY. ItalO
Campanni. Sole Prophet +.
Compr sing the t. How log matchiess array OF
artists: Nine Ettlka Geister. Prima Donna
soprano; siguora OLA Scalshi, Prima Donna
COntratO Signnrin Ne'aura TOrricelii. NiO-
tone: SgrOr Raldasrare Corsini, BuffO: and
Signor italO Campan nj, T,nor Conductor.
>ignDr Alfredo Gore.
brilliant -programre comprising the
choicest gems Of italian Operas will be pc
sented.
Pric 5 Orchestra ard or, hestra circle. re
served. e. general admission. 81 dre-s circle,
reserved. sl.50; admission. sl; family circle.
i5c, galley. SOC. Il \ Office open on and after
Monday. February goth. Telephone, i6I.
ifeb2lt
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Jewellers.
&C. HIGH. ISIS h. Main .tl,ct hai.a,l,!
ieweliy neatly repaired.
Loan ONCE.
ELLIS ADRIAN, sI5 Z. HrmI .fr..L vaf
advanced on personal WoN.f. Ni
from Friday az shutdown tu rff40aI H
suuiCRu.
i0el.mitE-
JOSEPH DhLAKt T.. -l" b. N.U
hanging hnn general N...I.. ..'
slodcls tor pIt,ntH.
Lumber
JOSEPH +. WlNGriFlp Iel.r u .lar
AMI Ail KINDS of mDu.i.rs alf selI
building furnishings. hN HHI roo
order. Oihre. cutrtf Dl lI..l..I 4s..
streets Richmond, Va.
Marble Workers
wALLEN A WRAY. Seventh 4lI Cnf
streets. Monuments. tomb-. maln.ul,lnil
ties. sc.
Mattress Manufacturrr.s
ADAM DGACONT. 20s T. Marshal Hrt
Wholesale and retail. kcpalas .1ugt.
promptly done.
t. l.. CsEBIEJ CRENSHAW. sI East Bra
street. mattress maker AMI U...itaf
wholesale and retail. Repairing D. l1
durahly done.
Mineral water BOttlers.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. W 81. F
street. Manufacturers f vanilla 3d.
and mineral waters.
Paints, Oils. Sc,
RICHMOND PAINT STORE. =. Broad .t
Paints. oils, glass, aud painters supple.
Paper Hanging
5. J. DAVIS. y y. Ninth street, sn n
awnings, Oil-clOths. and paper hanging
Plumbers. Gas and steam Iittofs
d. +. BEDFORD. 1910 l.. Main street Pna
cal plumber timer. gas and steam niief
I. G. TiNsLEY. az Brook avenue. ,tla4 al'
gas hitting, timing, 81.
Railroad Ticket Broker.
x HALVES lUM Es.i Nil
street. ka lrOai Hld steamboat lDk.r
all parts OF the world bought s0i. Oh
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents;
A. J. BRADLEY q CO.. Thirteenth ali b.
streets, Manchester. Agent Tor Doe fe.,f
burg Savings and Insurance Company
G. ). NASHON a son. No. =. i.TfH .'f.t.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.. 100 b. va
street
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER Co. BIB +. Br0lds,rd
Betting. hose. AMI Hil KIND. I'D fluOffs W
Rubber STAMPS
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAhtFA
TURING Co. 1917 h. Main So hih.i"
turera and importers ~ stamp nUfc.ft.
OLD DOMINION NJ BBEk STAMP NVhe,
so Bank street. Agents Hhnlli all ''
circular.
Sign Painting.
ID. 8. THOMPSON, Franklin street. uri,' fi
Board fence aud wall slgnsH specially. 80.
l.. LIPsCOMB, No. - \. Ninth street 80
painting and gliding on glars.
Soap FACTORY;
X. GARCIN s CO.. lii5 FmnkIn -tfr.t.t'.
hshed lsoW. Toilet and Laundry roAle
TsilOrs:
T. W. stage. Twelfth street, under Aa-'''-
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
Und.rtshor-.
b. n. MORRISETT. No. T. seventh 'i'.
Manchester. Phone 50.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
wv. LOWE. esii Z. Main street. sam. pr
rer OF Champion Woven Wire NN
and Cots The best aud cheapest 20 io,
ket.
Wood aDd sosi
ELIZA COAL YARD lkiha station ~
and Pine streets. w. ;. PilcheF, asea' II
kinds of Coal, WOOD. and Oose'
phone, ~.
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&C. HIGH. ISIS h. Main street, hai.h. r.
lewcliy neatly repaired.
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ELLIS ADRIAN, sl6 T.. HrnI fnL v
advanced on personal IrUHf 0f.
from Friday az shutdown tu rttllaI d
shutdown.
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Euuerala,

The funeral Of the late Mr.. J. n. soper took
place yesterday from the residence OF hts brother
in-law. Mr.. p. c. Garden, No. $50 street south
east The funeral was largely attended. The
services were conducted BY Rev. Mr.. williams, OF
Christ p. E church, and Rev. Joa g. Wilson, OF the
Methodist church. The remains were escorted 20
the congressional cemetery by Friendship Lodge,
No. g L O. N.
The funeral OF the late Robt. Nelson. clerk in
the General Land once, TOOK place YESTERDAY
afternoon from the Eastern Presbyterian church,
Sth street northeast and was largely attended.
the Old Guard U. v. C., Of which the deceased was
nrst sergeant, and Lincoln Post, No 8, q. A. R., Of
y, , ne was vlce-comnander, formed the escort
20 tne CONGRESSIONAL cemetery. The services were
conducted by Rev. DIR. Noble az the church. and at
the grave the Old Guard fired three volleys and
the bugler sounded Lights OUT
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A ss1aSErs SALE.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
WILL SELL AT WHOLESALE COST PRICES
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL PURCHASES
OF 95 OR UPWARDO
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
STATIONERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
IN STORE NO. 91S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
NORTHWEST CONSISTING OF
FINE PAPER AND ENVELOPES
MISCELLANEOUS STATIONERY,
WORK. BOXES,
PICTURES FRAMED AND UNFRAMED,
FOCKETBOOKS AND CARD CASLs,
TRAVELLING CASES,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILA
PLAYING CARDS,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF SMALLER
ARTICLES USUALLY FOUND IN FIRST
CLASS STATIONERY STORE. BEING
THE ENIRE STOCK OF
JOHN f. PARET
THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE Is
SPECIALLY INVITED TO THIS SALE.
AL persons indebted to John f. Pxret are requested
to call and settle ut and al persons hsvnH claims
against him are requested to present the within
three mouths from this date to
sAMUEL MADDOX Assignee
46x Louisiana sve
Mr.. PaEet will continue the engraving business at
same place until further notice sel2-lm
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING.
Arrangements Between Jockey Club
and Fair Association what Mr..
Kelly SaYs.

A meeting was held last night between the exec
utive committee OF the Jockey Club and the board
OF directors Of the Fair Association to decide
the stake races, providing there could nrst be an
agreement between the two organizations which
would make race meeting this fall possible. An
agreement was reached after q stormy session, by
the withdrawal OF the recently elected Officers OF
the Jockey Club. These officers, headed BY Mr..
Jno. r. Kelly as president were. IL was claimed BY
the Fair Association, Illegally chosen, and their
action In Withdrawing was in accordance with the
views OF their legal advisers. Messrs Morrison
and Hamilton, the attorneys for the club, who
held that the Fair Associations claim was wei
meeting this fall, beginning october % and con-
tinuing eight days, Including forty races.
A STAR reporter visited Mr.. Kelly this morning
and asked him about the future program OF the
Ave receded from our position last night" he
said, "only because II was untenable and Tor the
be meeting this year. But after the meeting we
snail make strong night 10 get out OF the clutches
or the Fair Association. Every MEMBER OF the
club Is determined upon this course except those
who also own stock In the Fair Association.
They number about 90 OF our 300 members After
the meeting we shall either lease the ground at
Ivy CITY or go somewhere else for q track. We
are tired or paying ali OF our receipts TO the Fair
Association, which has bled US like leech. We
netd a reserve fund upon which TO draw In case OF
an unsuccessful meeting, and IL Is Impossible 10
form one now, since almost every penny we re-
celye has 10 lie paid out at once. This meeting
calls for guarantee OF 10000, and II we should
TAIL 10 raise IL The Jockey Cub would be buried,
disgraced. The trouble Is that these sixty men,
DeTs OF the club, who are also members or the Fair
Association, brought on this last ngnt In the hope
OF getting control OF the club. They thought that
II they could FORCE us out, the newly-elected
omcers, the presidency and the control or the CLUB
would fall Into the hands or the senior vice-presi
work, as the retiring president Is still acting We
expect 10 have very successful meeting"
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Day GooDs FoR CASH.

DCUBLE WHITE BLANKETS: immense size. extra
heavy. slight y imperfect $3.50, ca $3.75
HENRlETTA CASAMkkES. pure wool. extra wide
double with. Tan. Terra Gotta, Ok Blood. Serpent
Gobeil Blue. Mahogany and Black real value Soc.
Present No. IA pair Of elegant Dsmask Towels
worth 81.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs, one yard and half
wide. pure wool; real value 75c. price soc
Present No. "a half dozen fine quality, pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth 7oc.
LADIES' BROADCLOTH, ON yard and n half wide
pure WOOL all colors real value VI reduced to 81 NC
Present Nc. "a pslr Of silk Embroidered COrsets
worth 75c.
Cash customers select one Of the above presents
with purchase Of Is.
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH ST.
ELEGANT ROYAL French Serge. pure wool, wide
double width. 81 coors. wonderful bargain At SOC.
our cash price 81 &c
Present No. 4-Handsome Bridal Quilt worth e. So
BLANKETS immense size, pure WOOL Is, 90. So
Present No 5-Two pairs Damask / owels worth a.
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs, nearly one yard aud Q
half wide. finest quality: worth u. reduced S76c
Present No Gone dozen Dam&sk Napkins, worth
LADIES' CLOTH sUITING. one yard and . half
wide, pure wool, special baryain 50c.
Present No. 7-fair Of fine Wool Blankets for the
Baby
Cash customers select Of the above presents
with purchase of 41O. se27
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''TARrrr Orr Day GooDs-

2Oth ST. and PA. av. n
Having Just received FULL LINZ OF FALL AND
WINTER DRY GOODS, I Am prepared 70 offer my
friends and the public generally greater
than ever. viz:
fine line Of extra Grade GUINET SILK ct sl.o0
el25. Sl.50. el75 and $500
good BLACK six 1T Use. and 81. co.
sURAH SILKS In black aud colors st s5c-. sl.00;
extra heavy and wide at sl.25.
Superior quality HENRIkTTAs. 90 inches wide ct
LADIES' "a HABIT CLOTHS. in Strips and Plains.
ut s.Jc.
LADIES' 60 HABIT CLOTHS, extra qrality, Of al
Fine quality PLAID DRESS FLANNLLs reduced
nom DOC 70 81 NC. Choice styles.
New shade. CAsHAthEs NJ 25c.
Pine An-wool HEALlEITA new shades). 90 tpcho
WIDE JOc. Unly.
100 dozen An-linen DoIIIEs At ooc. worth sl.
BED COAFUkTs from 81 70 $50 - -
Inspection invited - our a. Atwood RED BLAN-
Our s5 WHITE and $3.50 PINK BLANKETS can
We invite the public 70 examine our immense stock
of Gents and Ladies' UNDEhNEAh % very loS mr.
ures.
We sell the best FAST BLACK HOSE in the market;
prices from l2sc 20 SOc Our 2oc LADIES' FAST
p.ia s ses,, = So mi ssr s1e
pairs Ladies' COLyOhEp HOsk for 25c.
lArge lot Childs beg. Made HOSE reduced from
Superior ladies' KID GLOVES ct Ell Every pair
CAS- ,IMEREs. FLANNELs BOYS WEAR. Do
member. and am determined sill Of MY larpe and
varied stock 81 . sacrifice. Come and be convinced
1bOs J. LUllhtlL.
ssl5-2w 1880 Penn. ave. NV cor. 2oth q.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Ansusements Tonight.
ALBArGH's--'The Ruling Passion"
NATIoSAL-''The Two Sisters"
HAKKIs.-"A Cold Day."
PASoRAxA--"Battleo OF Shiloh
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Sad Death OF a Washington Boy.

he ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF IN FLORIDA
WHILE CUNNING.
News has been received here OF the death OF
Harry W. Ritter, the third son of J. p v. Ritter,
OF this city, In Thonotosassa, Fla on the I'D in
slant. by the accidental discharge OF his gun while
hunting. Young Ritter was attempting to climb
fence, when one OF the boards gave way and let
him fall In going down the muzzle OF his shot
gun was pressed against his breast and the trig-
ger became caught IN some manner. The con-
tents OF the weapon were discharged Into mis-
body. Death was undoubtedly Instantaneous.
Ritter was alone, and the body lay where 1t fell
Tor Two hours, when boy driving cows through
the neid discovered II an gave an alarm. physi-
clan was brought out all efforts TO obtain signs OF
lie were una' ailing. The young man had gone 10
Florida for his health, and during his stay there
had made many friends. Quarantine regulations
prohibited the removal OF MS body TO thiS CITY,
and the funeral services were held on Sunday az.
tended only by his Florida friends. Young Ritter
was well and 1avOrahly known In Washington.
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Without q Hit.

WASHINGTON AGAIN DEFEATED BY NEW YoRK-OrHRR
GAMES.
The Senators played and lost in New York yester-
day, the score being TO O. But seven innings
were played, the weather being tnreafenin and
darkness preventing a completion OF the game
The batteries were Haddock, Banning and Arundel
and Crane and Brown. The former dld fairly we'll
and the New Workers were invlncible Not man
OF the Washington team hit safely. Banning split
ringer In the second inning, and Arundel took his
place. In the third inning The Senators filled the
bases but could not score. New York made hits
ana errors. and Washington O nits ana errors
Boston took two games from Philadelphia. The
nrst score was TO =, the batteries being Garrison
and Kelly, and SanIers and Clements Boston
made hits and errors, and Philadelphia hits
and errors.
Tue second score was to l. Boston won In the
nrst inning. making runs The batteries were
Madden and Tate, and Buf1nton and elemental
Philadelphia made z hits aud 2 errors, and Boston
Is hits and 3 errors
P1ttsburg downed the HOLSTERS, 3 to2 Healy
and DAILY, and Staley aud Miller. Pittsburg made
q hits and error, and indianapolis 9 hits and
errors
Baltimore. 2; Louisville, !, ten innings. Brook
yn, 8; Kansas City, 1. Athletic, 8; St Louis 8
Cincinnati, 9; Cleveland, 3.
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Another Fence War In Court.
CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY IN A HEARING BRroR,
JUDGE MILLER

CONTRADICTORY TESTIMONY IN A HEARING BEFORE
JUDGE MILLER.
John Scanlon and Edmund Casey, middle-aged
men, are residents OF street. between oath and
25th streets northwest, and live In adjoining
houses. bad feeling has existed between the
families for some time. and Casey erected q tall
fence between their premises. The fence was
broken down last Saturday, and Mr. Scanlon an
peared before the Police Court this morning TO
answer a charge Of destroying private property,
made against him by Mr.. Casey. Mr. CahiIl 40.
peared for Mr.. ScanlOn.
Mr.. Casey testified that he only knew OF the bad
feeling existing between the families, and that his
fence had been broken down. the fence he ad.
United, was erected without permit
Mrs Mary Brennan was called by Mr.. Casey to
prove that Mr. Scanlon broke down the fence, and
testified that she saw Mr.. ScanIon come out with
an axe On his shoulder and knock down the fence
"Are you sure that what you have sworn TO Is
true?" asked Mr.. Cahill
certainly, sir" she answered.
And you are willing to risk your hopes OF eter-
nal salvation on that statement?"
Eyes SIR"
Then you are willing TO 60 TO Heaven or hell on
the truth OF that statement?"
Wherever i.s you 60, Mr. cahil." said Mrs. Bren-
Two witnesses were called to prove that Mr.
sCan0n was not present when the obstruction
Mr. seanlon then denied the charge and the case
was dismissed.
Rad BARaAN LIST Of the Standard Shoe House
In City Items column.
Inc Latest ADDITION to the prominent resorts
Oh Washington will be opened BY Henry Petersen
tomorrow. II Will be second 10 ..one ana and
eio lZth street northwest-Adrt
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1HEDuSLAP STYLE SILK HAT, SC. Youmans, NIL
her. and other shaped DERBY 5. 81 to$4. sietson's
nne soft hats So 10 So; other kinds $loO 10 81. K
e. Lewis & Son, l42l New York ave. near 18th ST.
Also full line OF underwear neck-wear, footwear.
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A PROGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN

f0r FurnNure, Carpets, aud Uph0IStery GOodS.
The fail season has opened, and again take MY
position In the front Tank prepared TO orer iiEe
Of furniture. carpesA AID uPrU-s5sSJ zrois IN
which, Tor price and quality, competition Is open
with any advertised price list Nj STOCK Is con-
plete In every depa-ens, aSd all tie novelties OK
the latest styles. to which ask inspection from
buyers before purchasing, as i am determined 10
sell at bottom prices.
81 and $40 TIN st. NV, furniture department.
632, 6s4. and $50 u ST. NV, carpet department.
3l1 7th 81 NV, upholstery and drapery depart
ment. WASH b. WILLIAMS.
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W. H. HoUGHroS & Co.,

Are anxious for you TO call and Inspect their new
line OF Furniture, Carpet, and Upholstery Goods
Price marked In plain figures. Come and judge
for yourself AL prices guaranteed. Two eleva-
tors. w. h. HoUGHToS Co.,
l2lS anu l22O st. NV.
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steamed Oysters. JohnsOn's, 9th and E. 2

A S1.SO Equal 10 81.
This statement seems almost absurd, but when
you have seen
Our S1.50 Ladies' Dongoia Button our 81. so La
dies PatentT1pped Button, our $50 Ladies Fine
Goat Button, our $3.50 Misses (warranted) Kid or
Goat Button, our $3.50 Mems Fine Dress SHOES,
our IL 90 Boys Calf Button or Lace, our $l50 Mems
working Boots, we think you will agree with US
on the above statement.
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE.
1924 7th st.. bet. II and /.
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How TO KEEP wARN.-why, It's eaV enough II
you buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed.
A 8 JOHNSON l24O 9th st. NV
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OuR OWN and without hesitation we say the
best made boys and children'S clothing in the
city. school suits, S. EiSeman Bros, 7th and
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MsS's DERBY Hans, fall styles, sl-5O and So; extra
value. A I. LEWIS, AS TIN st.

We MAKE no idle boast, but we do know that
We can SHOW the largest line OF suitings and
trUuSerings In the city. Pants TO order s.. Else
man Bros, Tailoring Department, 9Th and SIS.
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MORAN CARPETS, 25c., SOC, 37Hc. Choice styles
N Extra Supers, Tapestrys, and Dody Brussels at
very low prices Ingram Art Squares, Rugs, &C &c
New arrivals. Fall Dress Goods Blankets. COM
xorta &C. JOHNSON, GARNER Co, 636 Pa. ave. NV