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CAMPAIGN

CAMPAIGN
Excitement combined with the effects Of unfavorable
weather or changing season. Is very liable to bring
that tired feeling which il often the fore runner Of
more serious troubles 1t indicates that the System
giving way under two much strain. and that some.
thing Is needed to give tone and strength to the whole
organism Hoods sarsapsrilla is peculiarly adapted
70 serve this purpose 1t the torpid kidneys and
nSer' creates good appetite, tones the digestive
organs pur1nes and vitalizes the blood cures sick
headache and ovsrcomss all the prostrasng effects OF
that tired feeling
HOODS SARsAPARILLA
SOLD oy Al drussista 81; six for g. Prepared only
oy =. l. hooD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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The Garfield Hospital.
SOME CHANGES IN THE MANAGEMENT-A NEW RE
nRrr

0oAE SdANuES IN MANAGEMENT-A NEW RESI-
DENT PHYSICIAN.
AT the quarterly meeting Of the board OF direct
ors or the Garfield Hospital held yesterday after
noon, DIR. John S. Billings was elected as member
OF the executive committee, in place OF Mrs John
A. Logan. The latter resigned on account of her
proposed trip 10 Europe. She desired also to re-
sign from the board, but was persuaded not to do
so. DR.. w. A. Hutton was elected resident
physician. and Messrs. Rufus ID. Boss and Edwin
ASHFORD his assistants DIR. Hutton Is at present
assistant house surgeon at the Winnipeg general
hospital The report OF the executive Committee
showed that Tor the year ending June 30 there
were 4Oo patients admitted 10 the hospital.
making, with the number remaining from last
year, 4o6 treated, while during the year OF M
there were 33 treated, and In SO this number was
20. An elevator has been placed In the building
the operating room has been lifted and furnished,
and an ambulance PROVIDED, all Of these Improve.
mentS being the result OF donations. The COM
mittee recommended an increase in the accommo-
datlOnS oil the hospital which are at present In.
adequate 10 the applications made for admission:
anu also That a separate building be erected for
the treatment or contagious diseases, and also q
separate building for surgical cases. The entire
house management has been recently reorganized.
and system OF trained nurses established.
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Marble.TOp Walnut Bedroom Suites 10
pieces $40: apiece Plush Parlor Suites S3e; In
grain Carpets, Csc to 75c.; Brussels from SOC. to
90c. Brass-trimmed Curtain Poles, Csc. Also, a
SAN. X. Brown Son, Goth St and Pa, ave. n. W.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, jackson agL Hulse; decree below
amrmed; opinion py Justice Merrick. Lewis ayt,
washington and Georgetown Railroad Company:
demurrer overruled and cause remanded; Opinion
py Justice Merrick. Mckenzie agt Underwood
demurrer sustained; opinion by Justice Cox. CLARK
agI Hernstein; decree below affirmed; opinion by
Justice Cox. Rogers agI Garland; demurrer over.
ruled; opinion by the CHIEF Justice
CRIMINAL CouKT-Jud0e Aontgomery
Yesterday, George j. Hilbus (appeaD assault.
verdict guilty, with recommendation 10 mercy.
Junior Ellis, disorderiy, &C. tappeaD; dismissed
Jaines Moore, ahas, &C, housebreaking; order tC
restore property.
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EVERYTHING good can be had at FussELL's Res
taurant, 1425 New YORK ave.
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The New Home Sewing Machine was
drawn by Mrs. Benzler, who registered No "a dur
ing our opening. II the lady will kindly inform US
her correct address the machine will be delivered
to her. s. OPPENHKMRR Bro,
514 Ninth northwest,
1 Sole Agents for the New Home Sewing Machine
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RIGHT You AEK when you say that Rich, TIT
Market Space, Is selling the best s. shoes made
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Sewing Machines repaired for 81 at your
| house. Send postal to w. Funk, 1881 18th. Good
machines $40. All warranted. eos
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.. Goops 70 Be SOLD FOR STORAGE CuARess.-Auc-
Soneer Downing viii sell tomorrow, al 10 a. m.
boxes, &C, fer non-payment OF STORAGE See al ,
Nertsement Tor details wv ~
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Principals are responsible for the acts OF
their agents, and agents are responsible to their
principals for errors. Smoke Grand Republic
Cigarros and Bu1oS For sale by all nrst-class
dealers Wholesale agents. Luchs Bro i
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The scottish Rite Ma.Ons.

The Supreme Council OF the Scottish Rite Masons
reassemDled this morning at 10 O'Clock, and re-
ceived and acted upon the reports Of the various
committees. AT the afternoon session the council
was occupied In the same manner, the business OF
the day being all OF private nature.
The Royal Order OF scotland W Ill meet this even.
Ing al . O'Clock at the Riggs House TO have their
usual annual banquet at which all the Knights
and their ladies Will be present.
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HILL d JOHNSTON,
1903 Penn. ave
oc6-eo2w

oc6-eo2w 1903 Penn. ave-
1rOR RENT. FURNISHED. FOR TERM OF
l. years. or for szle-Large double house. l227 18th
at, corner Jefferson Place carefully planned durabiy
built perfect order. Apply to owner on premises.
oc6-2w-eos
ICOR RENT-223 L ST. n. E.. 3-SToRY BRICK
Il rooms, gas aud water; rent, SIS in advance.
oc9-2weos
II rooms: well in each yard; stable private alley;
suitable for person having horses and wagons els
per month; 9TH St NV; - 16 to ,1a2.
oc10-2w JAS. A. BATES & CO.. 1407 ST. NV
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Convicted of iaousebreakfnr.

NAN WHO ROBBED A RESIDENCE IN THE DAYTIME
John Meuller, young white man, was tried 10.
day In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery.
on the charge OF houseoreaking in the daytime.
The alleged offence was committed at the resi-
dence OF James r McCoach on June "a pair of
bracelets, earrings breastpins, finger rings, and
appeared for the accused. Mr. McCoach testined
that his house, on Sd street, D. was robbed on
the day named, and his wife was IN the house AZ
the time. Ella Massey testified 10 seeing the ac
cused In the window or the adjoining house, which
was vacant. Edward Campbell testified that he
saw the accused looking up at the windows Mrs
McCoach testified that the jewelry was kent I'M a
case on the bureau. and when she went up TO close
the WINDOWS she found the door locked and the
WINDOWS open. Detective Horne was called and
testified that Detective Ran and himself made the
arrest, and that the defendant told them he mad
committed THIS one burglary. Detective Ran
gave similar testimony. Notestlmony was offered
Tor DEFENDANT and the case was submitted without
argument verdict OF guilty was rendered
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Advertising Tax Sales.


THE NEW LAW AND THE CHANGES 1T WILL MAKE.
The President Saturday signed the bill providing
for the time for sales and notice Of sales of prop
erty in the District OF Columbia for overdue taxes
Heretofore 1t has been customary to advertise the
list OF property for delinquent taxes the first Tues
day In september and have the sale the last Tues
day in that month. When collector Davis took
charge OF the collectors ofice he found that there
were several conflicting laws. There was law Of
1873 which provided that the sale Of property for
delinquent taxes must be advertised In July, con-
tinued for three weeks and sold the second Tues
day In August Again there was a later law, the
one OF 1873. providing that the advertisement Of
property should take place the first Tuesday in
september, but mentioning no time for the sale OF
such property. This mixed matters considerably,
and Collector Davis had several talks with the
commissioners ON the subject. 1t was finally
decided to draft suitable bill and nave 1t intro
dueed In Congress. The bill was introduced June
%, 1885, passed the House June %, and reported
10 the senate June 70. Here 1t Slumbered until
July 13 when 1t was taken up and passed later In
August 1t was then found that 1t was too late to
list the property In time to comply with the law,
and Congress recalled the bill before the President
mad signed 1t. An amendment was introduced
making the date Of advertisement and sale In
first Tuesday OF each September thereafter, and In
this form the bill was passed.
HOTEL MAN DrsAPPEARs-Edward Welsh. re-
Gently the manager OF the restaurant at the Balt-
more and Potomac depot, In this city, disappeared
from his hotel in Long Branch last week. His
Irlends have no knowledge where he has gone. It
Is stated that he was involved in debt, which is
given as the reason for his disappearance.
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1SoR MISREPRESENTATION CYCLOPEDIA IS
Il vols. bound. Treats of 39.tj4O subjects. Clrar
concise COMMUNICATIVE. $500 illustrations. 10
maps. 1896 octave PAGES choicest kuowl.sl.s, x ID
for generations staple enduring. lat cheapest bt
monthly payments- Orders received at 10 IT "A.
W ss;e,,,- Inn
IroR sALE-PARTIEs IN MED OF PINE OK OAK
Il p1line should communicate with before PER-
chasing else where. have secured q large quAntily
IN order % supply the demand pruIuIltly 1. 4
CLARKE. OccOquan. Va re4-:luit
IroR SALE - TIRE -oTTo" GAS ENGINE HE-
Il CURES NO boiler; avoids all expensive attendants:
no loss VI time handling Of fuel send tor circular
and price list. d. BAlLAI r. AIT SBl sth 81 nj. n
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENI-cHEAPEsT HOUSE IN THE CITY
T. eco 80. 500 New Hampshire ave. rooms. press
near Signal once. Apply store 2o;h aud sta
L COZ 9th g sw: seven rooms and cellar: an mod
ern improseinents: near two lines Of street cars Ap
Fs SsH'Ss. Z. omen JOIN
LOB RENT-gRooM HOUSE, 2ls I'd ST. 8 z :
= rent $50. Apply .. l30 East Capitol ST oelS-3t'
lI,s 4 i9.; n'~sss 1851. w.. ST. and -
sSS knx M l4r ~ ,6 Ss'h new each 80
1877 oOnnec,cui ave Y5.i7 "a 81. NV ir:: is
1906 q Ism 1 81 = si
Howard ave. Mt Peas- Is IL St NV. 5r. 10
ais "a * ' n% ns s n s S,aqa Build
ocl3-3t JOHN SHERMAN Gu. l407 ct NV.
Or sss s Is.
4 49, sw. sS st nm. sss / St sw. ST.. ~ 10
s$5 Mclean sS Or i25S ssS st sw, nj 70 50
$50 NAV. 81. Eos Sd i ss . or
4OT 18th st. &c. 5r. ..s.50lll3 8 W., 5r.........s
ocl3-3t. c. H. PARKER, ~ and Esw.
LOB RENT-FoR SIX MONTHS OR LONGER A
ant. Address L n. n. Star Office ocl3-lw
TOR RENT-THAT ELEVATED PRETTY PLACE.
from 1Se n,h Sr SD s. sso month hall ssgss
u St. from 81 to 10 and to O'Clock ocI3-3t'
lrOR RENT-FOR SEASON OR YEAR 1909 ST
Il n.w.: IL rooms and bath; completely furnished.
in excellent location and desirable. For terms
apply to JOHN SHERMAN B CO,
ocl3-3t 1407 + St ".
ESOR RENT-A NICE lo-RoOM HOUSE, WITH
Il large grounds and stable, GEORGETOWN Heights
only $40 per month j. T. DYER. 1904 II St &C I3-6t
IrOR RENT-NEw GROOM HOUSE; NEAT. COM
Portable home convenient to cars; l43 St NV;
H SfsI S15 o6l ils st s.e with stable sl0 T. L.
E0R RENT-BRICK HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH.
- bay window. cellsr, ~ H. papered throughout; al
ley In rear 426 Boundary u. I'd door from ,th St
facing LeDroit Park; &25. Inquire At 40 Boundary
ocl3-3r
EOR RENT-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT BAY
y window brick; all modern improvements: south
'front.' &C. Rents for $50 30. Apply to owner. 81 )
St NV. ocI3-3ts
EOR RENT.4os NEW JERSEY AVE SE-NINE
= rooms and BATH IN perfect ORDER all modern i'm
proyements; beautiful home for S25 per month W.
W. METCALF, 1881 Il ST. NV ocl3.3t
I>OR RkNT-MoUST PLEASANT. HOWARD AVE.
near l4th ST. W.. new S-room house; gas latrobe
and open crates; stable and well price $50 per
house open Sunday for inspection.
ocl3-3t JOHN SHERMAN 4 Co, l401 st
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EOR RENT-UNFURNIs
1924 10Th at with

I ST., bet 1878. $3.50. 80
i st.. bet. 1918. =. .333.3J
! st.. bet. 1913, sea-
son. .~U
Cor. 10th and Mass.
av. Cine location). 1913. 80
X st, bet l7th&lSth. 800
HIST, bet. l7th&lSth. $50
Conn. ave-, bet. NAN. $50
Mass ave-, bet. 11SlS..250
Q ST., bet. 13th&l4th. .225
p St, adj. to Dupont
Circle ..................150
18th st. adj. McPherson
square loo
n. h. ave. ,adJ acent to
Dupont Circle. 200
r. l. ave. bet. 18th
and Conn. ave. 800
Other furnished and untl
we ask attention.
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VOC CAN FIND just such an overcoat as you want
IN our Immense stock See our SO overcoats-
EIsEMAN BROS, Corner 9TH and Z,
Manufacturing Clothiers and TailorS
SAVE your sight. Consult Hempler. corner. All
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RAILROAD ExPLoYE ISJrKEp.-A carpenter
named Elijah Hastings, employed In the erection
u oullolng In the Baltimore and Potomac freight
yaru, New Jersey avenue southeast, Aas seriously
injured yesterday afternoon. He, with Others,
was engaged In carrying a heavy piece OF timber.
HIS fellow w0rkmen let 20 without warning him
anu ne was injured In The back. DIR. Boarman,
we eompanyS surgeon, attended him. and ne las
aterwaSo sent 10 his home in Worcester County,
Maryland, By the company
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Felt and Rubber Weather Strips for
doors and wfndowa L H. Hopkins, 939 ST. NV.
IN tu3
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


C4OO Metropolitan Bank STOCK. Pays ) per ossIi
d, oaiS nss and Fam sisSsy eq frIz =
ISoR sALE-DRUG STORE. DOING GooD
aud Sld-ests6llshed , HIERoN 4 KANi3 3.''''
IyoR EXcHANGE-EIGHT q ROOM MIN BRI,
y house,, l20s 70 20 9 st sc. 300 each ale
room brick house nv lot 42xsO y 1000. VIII trtsle
for MIL sTIld,1s 9ts es sr%s mar sshnOn ThoMss
nUT OF LARGE RENT-LIsT OF FINE
Ohouses furnished aud unfurnlshed We have bst
satisfy numerous customers who are aide 10 PES
liberal rents We could make 10 the interest u I
n. NJ. PARKER, l4ls Est. ocl5-I2t
A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED To PUh-
hchase he following horses and carriages and hS-
perfect saddle and driving horse last traveller ys.
old safe and reliable every way. also a hne browB
purposes: elegant exten top surry handsoIIs
shiiting-top BUSY. q me Dayton wAson. two SIS
blankets robes &C All the pr9psrty Of sentem.n
PRIVATE STABLE
ISok sALE-EsTABI.IsHED AND LUCRATIVE
Il business; sales nearly all cash Terms &C. Ap
plicstion. Address Box 80. Star Office. ocl3-3f
I,oR sALE-GkocERY STORE AND FIXTURES.
II good location and cheap rnt AIIly AZ 4
201 Pa ave Sc good reason Tor selling. ocl3-3t'
IyoR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS. a
NES st.r 'e oce iSS s Shrse d.Ss: 10 asHS' pssa
ocl3-3ts
S25O WILL BUY sT3ck AND r.xTSh.s o.
ig = CASH business OF slo0 week hesson for sell
ing. i'll health; rent. sl0 month. For nfoF-
nation apply 70l 10th ne. ocl33r
AN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE AND
"A retail grocery store Washington. d. q. with ful
stock and doing q fne BUSINESS. An opportunity
seldom offered No need apply except thOse
Ing business Address !. J. NAIEks. Att'y.
ocl3-7t 3U77 1t NV.
nARTIEs HAVING MONEY TO INVEST Oh
II time deposit will do well 10 communicate with
Investment positively secure and from Per cent ~
10 per cent per snnum guaranteed
oclI.oI CITY PosT-oFFIcE BOX 2c0
A NEW BRICK BUSINESS house IN LEAvENs
"a worth. Kan. city Of $4,000 Population. adjoil-
ina Opera House well rented Will trade for city prop
erty, o good ground Oh Columbia Helglts MOuI2
Pleasant tins a pArgain owner IN loosied here.
Address Box IS, CITY 4. U. sel2-Im
INVESTMENTS = OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
III Bonds, Pay @ per ceIt. and nteed by the
COMPANY Interest and Principal paid by the Chemf.
cal NatiOual Bank. New iork, constantly hand ~
al sums A. NJ. PARKER. Washington Ascent l41b
Est oclo-im
IyoR sALE-To CLOSE AN ESTATE A DRUo
IL doins q lair business For particulars appy
20 r. L ELLIOTT. Pharmacist 1901 NJ II. n
oc4-2ws
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TIE WASHINGTON Posr Co. REORGANIZATION
The Washington Post o: this morning says: Arti-
eles OF incorporation OF the Washington Post Com
pany were nleu Tor record In the recorders Office
oi the District yesterday. The corporation Is 10
eAlst Tor twenty years, and Its object Is LOT the
printing and publishing OF newspapers Ia Wash
xOuOOO, divided into shares Of 500 each. The
concerns or the company for the nrst year TO be
managed by rye trustees, as follows: Stison
ateLins, Hallet Kiloourn, Lee Hutchins Edward
4. Fletcher, and Enoch Totem.
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Use Anchor Brand Coffee and mo-

SaXOny-WOOl Underwear, soc. Up.
ward. AT G. Auerbachs Knlt-Jacket Depot,
9TH and II SITS.
ON
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FOR SALE-HOuSES


2n near is,6' eonvnnsn, - ROOM BRICK.
car lines only 200 splendid IocaisSS hsra'os and
oele-,. shlfASlh JORDAN. I.lz F..
can BE- .ecursa IN Rr,sS bns,nss. sSntsTMiNT
north SIDE Pa ave. between Sd and II, e.
70 os9na ses near % ra room for two more
alone; Money 10 loan at > Yer cent
ocio-5t >. WIhER 1913 = st
1 WOO sL stn,U S'm ON ST. 81 NV. 500
b.. mi, lars s22. 500 1888 70 i54S ST. n
ef Sh s sS s s.a.s. Si % Or .os f.rra,
h., m /. l3r 10 900 W, FIJI. 81. 900
1880 II 81. n ~. b-hr . ll3e TO ilSiS 2Sd
i o ss is IA $1,000 :, m IN .s. 5000
ith IN tSooo ~, r. - o'ooo
MI lir -. Il, 5ool Or ................. 900
1918 loth = NV ooo ssss e 1884 rst n GOO
e0s NJ 81. NV. bh- l1425 p 81 NV, b h.. =
10, $500 Z. 500
h. nj. isr h~ q . 900 6g5 Gao D St ne
mi. 1sr Nv" On 200 ,too \, ave- NV.
207 O st. NV. bh- h. 5000
223 Ind sv. NV. ''V'' W. b'S. 6r........ 5000
= n 10 N a.d 4, Or 800 5lt 9th st. me- ih-s 500
\ a, MI sr......... $500 e2 Myrtle ST. n e, b -oo
hh. mi. or ..... q 600 sos 10Th a b.h.sr.i. 300
The above Is only a portion Of the property on my
Y1op- an ,,,.,,,,s,,,,.. - :. ,,S,,,,y
L brick l. rooms: al mo iern improvements: isrse
lot; 9th ST. NV b-tween % and p sta only o. 500
S SLH.n MiLsoS. looo 81, @ro,S.
Il rooms and hath. All modern innroSements: 9Th
st. s.e, near Fast CaiitoI. Al oo0 WAIkER MIL
SON. 1905 + ST ocl6-:3t
Y,op 60. - = - ,,,,,,
new bricI housea ~ sys n.inp,es usi from the
the very low price of 500 each This
less than anyone culd biIv The lt and buiia the
same house They contain seven large rooms. bath
'e ec1s no~'s your chance DAVID d. sdoNE
oeio-o. eoo 81.
LroR sALE-A BARGAIS-A NICE sIxKooM
short stance from East cspSto' price Al 300 rents
iO acs t1;;,e. cHAs. a sHILLDs.
- " lVoo 81 NV
EoR SALE-sl. 625-F1vE ROOM BRICK NEAR
Il ly new. 9th st e. near Pennsy, yana ave rent
iu Ely II, S 81, 70 sSpn tenant; Apply TO
1oo. ShAot a shIELDss loOo r ST NV.
ISoR SALE-wE HAVE A NUMBER OF SMALL
II homes at Gsitbersburs and other POINTS on the
an SP bTanch rs1sms N prices from $500 to
tons Of the city cali and Examine sS Our bas,5
, Ss,S,s ", = a; p Hull 60. lsss st;
r it,ns nar,ls,.a-. AZ NV mob
$1,000 and $500. Elegant home near 10Th st aud
bic $500. 18th ST. 10 rooms cellar terms easy
on :, ue0rse'ewn heisnts double house. with $1,000
q tiet omr ny,css .y Ia sv 81 Nv W. anu s1
for exchange Loans-iarse amonnts sn..c.ssitrs e
" N Hin9 ny ~ ~ q y sV.Aiy
ocsou. xG,sc. / 80 E Ens So
-, ot.. !. 0 Wv ioiA a'o.
lroR saloon ST. BET. nth AND 18TH
NV, near 18th st.. two lots, of 1Sx54 each. e. $50
ocl5-t 921 y street NV.
- n.
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eoly
SaxOny Wool, German Hand.Knit
Jackets for Ladies', Misses, and Boys. At C.
Auerbach's 9TH and SITS. Sewing Machines, Hats,
and Mems Wear.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable 81
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EOR KENT
Iy2l y st. NV. 13r.
m .....................S6O
637 Pa. v.s.e., Or. and
store. .OU
4O6 . S., Or. all m. l.. SO
20l6 VT. ave, Or. m LIS
71S h st. ne, Or. .......25
4O1 u st. ne. DR.. mi. 20
132 9th s.e.. 6r.. mi. 1880
12S 9th Z. e. 6r :, MI. 1870
200 18th. store. 10. 30
SIG 18th ne. Or. VIZ. 40
ocl-lnl SM0RMSTfD1
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l431 Md.sv. ne, 5r.1215
MS 18th ne, Or. waterl2
81 IL st ne, Or. W. 4. ~
l2Zl Wylie st. ne, Or. IL
i106 18TH st. s.e.. Or. 10
ll24 c st. me-, 5r. 10
Ills Congress st. ne. 10
1.OSS Nylie ST. n.e..9.50
1877 By. 81. Ne. or. 1. -. 30
"a I st. Ter. e., or. g. 80
kr. 1910 / st. Sc. 3r. -
1882 Millers' CT. 9. e. 4r.,S
l. BkADLEY, 921 Fu.W
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RECEPTION TO DR. CoREY-A reception was
given last nIgnt In the sunday school room OF the
Metropolitan NJ L church by tine members OF the
church 70 their new pastor, Rev. Geo II. Corey
and his WIFE, The Ladies Aid society ana Messrs
Emery, Charlton. Lacey, sites, Washburne, and
Eldrl1ge acted rs reception committee. Mr. A..
b. Duyau welcomed the new pastor with q speech
OF some length, at the close or which he presented
handsome bouquet 10 Mrs. Corey. DR.. Corey re-
thai he VIII remain here Tor at least nve years 10
cOme.
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Phillips DiEesttbIe Cocoa.
DeliciouS easily digested and highly nourishing 3

For the ParOx YsuBs OF asthma use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. 1t Will relieve you at once
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SaxOny Wool German Hamd.Knit
Socks, extra heavy, prs 81, at c. AUERBACHs
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CoLoEKp KNIGHTS TEMPLAR-St. Paurs Conn.,
mandery No 1, colored Knights Templar OF WI.
nngton, Del, Will arrive here tomorrow at 10 20
days 10 Simon CommaDdery OF this CITY, which
VIII meet and escort them 10 Carsons Hotel
There Will De tnirty-nve forty visiting knights
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RIINsrATED-The construction placed upon the
law BY the AttorneyGenerals Office and the Treas
ury accounting officers, allowing three bailifTs
each 10 the Circuit, Criminal and Equity courts.
makes the NUMBER nine instead OF six The mar.
shall has, therefore, reinstated Mr.. j. Z Jones' who
had been dropped as bailin OF the Criminal
Court
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MRS DALY's DEArH.-Mrs Lucy E. Norman Da,y.
vile OF Frederick +. DAILY, died yesterday morning
from consumption at her late residence 9I2 New
fofk avenue, aged thirty years she was a niece
OF the late Col. Tom Florence. Her funeral viii
take place from 81. Patrick's church, "Wednesday
morning next IL $3.50, with requiem mass. OF the
pall-oearerS selected three attended her at the
altar on the morning or her marriage. she leaves
Two chlldrea-
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ShLD-
I7l2 L at. ........... ..s6O
l5l1 3 ct. .........,... so
340l n st. 80
1900 Both st. ...........5o
1929 18th st......oO
1916 Corcoran st. ...45.S4
2ll4 NJ st. n.w.........45
1921 Corcoran 81. 40
40 X st. .................40
1925 9th ST ............. 80
lIo9 Y 1t. ..............25
1877 DE sales st.
oO6S 18th st............25
2lO6 4 st. II. 49, 80
APARTMENTS.
INF. Flats. $3.50 to e65
OFFICES.
1903 Pa ave. so to S35
osabies................... 20
STORES.
l14O 14thst.. $40
3lOS L st. n. w.......16.30
18th St, bet @ L Paav.2oo
X St. bet. IA ind
10th sts, ......20S. 80
Cor. + and 18th u. W. ZOO
18th ST., bet. NJ and MOO
! bet. 1SthS19th. 1855. SO
farraxut So iare. .166 81
10th. above scott G. l06. SO
10th, mr.. X st.......l66 60
DE SALES St. SO
h st., nr. cor. 18th. $50
y St.. mr.. Iowa CIR. .....l5O
Sunderland Place. 150
Pa. ave, bet. 2lst and
I'D SITS. .12o
Ii 10 Conn. ave- .12o
E ST., bet. l7th& 18th 100
T. l. av. mr.. ScoN's
F st, Bet. 18th 4 18th ii rs
14th St. bet. v and w. 40
Rushed Houses, 10 which
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uSoR SALE-NoRTHwEsT-.-R ROOM RR1CK q
IL ST. near 18th, convenient 20 schools h.rics .,S
car lines; only 1900. splendid locaiioq ~ ~
oct6-I wHITAkER a JORpAS Iar@ r..