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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-12

Campbell. j J. Mountain Home-Imp on 100
sn nlies south OF Mountain Home.
| ~; horses $50, 2 wagons S.. swine 20;
tax 10 S, penalty 1 TO- cost I. .......... Is OF
o'hooi nistriet NO. II tax and pen"ity. &c
cn ns Nv w. Era,nhonse west side Ban.
Coo, cost .............,........ : &C
cummings, WI. Era-Imp on y NV "
| M ~ .n Sec 10, N. Ut Z. 100: tax -,
| Poll and hospital tax and penalty.... s SO
| Cumberland Gold Mining Co. Rocky Bar
machinery ioc'; tax 30. penalty 3. cost SOC % SC
| collier I 4. Deer Creek-Imp on Sc !. Sec
| 80, N. Is Z, $50, ID cattle $50,
horses 70 wagon and harness 40, farm
'mpIts; ao:tnA Is 80, penalty SO. cost 81 Ia
Poll and hospital tax ana penalty. 8 81
Converse. II d. Deer Creek horses 175,
"Sspn 20; TAX o, penaity ooc, cost ooc 10
c,.u, Az N. "o ,I.,, III, ana pehs,ty''. 81
l6 A, penalty 1 IS. cost 5Oc.... .. IL o.
'no'' "is'f'e' NO 'HN an" penalty. "a
Dcslsv n n p.I,.v,. 81 ,o.c
nraysnen; p pS,rt neMs iot ana I'M;
ty 45c, cost 500 :, A.
Poll and hospital tax and ncnnltv - ~ ~
Dawson CO Observation-Disclosures ,on' 49,
penalty by, aos; cost SOC .:..... 10 40
Dow, G. Ketchum-Lot 8. blk 49, and imp
2o; tax u, penalty 6Oc cost SOC. ........ Z 10
school district No q tax and penalty 10
Davis, G, Ketchum-Iot g blk H. so. t,x
90, penalty l5c. cost SOC ............... 2l5
school district No tax anu penalty l O5
Dickson, IF, Ketchum-Lots >. blk 3; NM,
imp 100; tax g. penalty :,,s. coat 5uc q ~
ui' anu noSp''ai TAX ana pen.lt! 80
baVis' Evah Shoshone-Lot Is, blk and
mp 500. LOT ID. blk 2. So tax H. penalty
school Al siri,t M y, go, . - 20
- ' w l. 'aA "i'o penalty "
ICONS = W Mountain Home-NE u NV Sec
H. Sc !. sW \ and \ sW /. Sec ia
3. r. and imp $50, horses 100. 10
mss az ~ 90 ga 20 , nn ~, wagon ana har'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-12
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

. Below zero.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

OFFICE OF The GroRGETOwS GAS IIGHr Co.
No HIS TWENTY NINTH STREET
~, 6EoRGKTowN. ID. C., October Is, 1888.
Dear Wy yaiientOn has been called to an article
supp ying Poor Cas- AID hich refers 10 this
81 = the iha a sas ns s4nsPs
,ns ", Geos.'3wn Sss Co on these dates Was 1901.
ported out amounts TO IS Tor the same month while
al ~ .eporIsu sxsinst the Msshlngton Gas o.
against this company for 300.
done TO my company Il is true, the candle power
a. stated on the dates above. inspectors
jet Pnotometsr tht ON the nights Of the dates
a not made At our once bat IS taken al Se Lou
borat1ry on High street, near I'd During the month
pect avenue for several squares have plougbed
r4ah and DESTROYED by the contractor under the Dls
rights which viii entail loss Oi hundreds of dollars
sas-servi~e pipes without our Inowiese air Vas al
lOw-d TO enter ouE mains. AID result the air thus
inspector. making his test. hnds this confined
anu At the moment OF test obtains false result so
few nioIDents. the gas becomes pure and 1f high
for the mon OF september Eivng an average of
1880 stan ard candles For the reasons thus stated
regularires may aaye occurred but they entirely
our control and IN no instance violation OF the
Law or carter under which this company exists
As regards the fines. sS for the month of Septem
amount ana is unjust il is true one of our lamp
lighters was sick near to death. His substitute was
10 account OF the Of lamps not burning
were incorrect and the charge against this company
II therefore unjust. have called the attention of the
police. through whom these reports are made to the
tncorrectness of the reports thus made The
officers making reports be Just but in this
wise. IL takes about forty minutes to light and
tinzush the lamps Bstween the time to begin light
iug and nntShiIg a lamp or Lamps may be found
not burning and so reported and CHARGED as
against this company. although our lanlplighter
hls way TO light II. and for such
reports ne of ve cents hour for the full sched
ue time Is charged. The Gas Company receives from
the District Government about cents per lamp per
!. GxtIQarnStlIng
Commissioners have imposed penalty of . cents per
hour for each lamp not burning. with exemption
account Of accident storm. hence, the fines
sometimes lsre. This company makes only pure
coal gas. and TO quality and purity second to
other company of which have any knowledge, 8 is
shown By the daily reports OF the U. Inspector of
Gas. JOHN Ii ETCH,
Ocl3 President Georgetown Gas Light Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Rockville Happenings.

LAYING OUT oAAhosr IN sOuDise l'''I.Nn - -.
DEMOCRATIC rubLio sksfiSss HoHS 'o- 'A-
NOVEMBER rERN-PEKsoSsL MOTIFS
c,rrus,,,,a.nce of rHt Evssrxc sr.e-
RocryIIIk October l2 lsss
-. -, - al l.y,ns
Mr j. Minor ANDERSON .o-aa, 0o.Ap' '1s, 'As,AS
out oakmont In building lots ana orhamehbu
proupds This property Is adjacent 70 washing
sou nroy. camn gronnas ana was purchased some
eon oio,e o~.p a.l. - 800 cr.,ghara M w..n-
time ago uy Messis Dosre anu ~ - $3.50 's.'''-.. - ~
ington, who propose 70 expena w snousand %
dollars during this fall ana wln0e, ~ srsag ,. suc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Washington News and Gossip.


AMusrMrNrs-Sth page
ArroRNEYs-6th page.
AUCTION SALEs-3d and 7th pages.
BoARDINo-4th pare
BUSINESS CHANoEs-Sth paxa
CITY lTEMs-Sth page.
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-3d pagA
DEATBs-oth page.
DENTIsrRY-6th paea
EDUCArIoNAL-6th para
EXCURSIONS. PIcN1cs. Sc.-Sth passa
FINANcrAL-7th page.
For RENT Rooms)-4th and 9Th paeS
FoR RENT (HousesJ-Sth pasa
FoR RENT (Ofices)-5th page
FoR RENT (Hall)-5th page
For RENT (Stores)-5thp paxs.
FoR RENT pa9A
For SALE (Houses)-3d pare.
For SALE Uots)-3d page
FoR HtMiscellaneousl-3dp pAgA
HoUsKFUBNIsHINGs-6th paga
LADIES GooDs-6th pare.
LOCAL MENTIoN-Sth paSa
LOST AND FoUND-3d pAsa
MONEY TO LoAN-3d pasa
MEDIcAL--7th page.
OCEAN SrEAMERs-7th para
PoroNAc RIVER BoArs-7th pAxs.
PIANOS AND OBaANs-6th page
PERsoNAL-3d page.
PRoFHssroNAL-6th page.
PRoPosALs--7th page.
RAILRoADs-7th psge
SPECIAL NorIcEs-lst pse
srRcIALrIEs-6th page
The TRADEs-6th page.
WANTED (Help)-4th paee
WANTED (Situations,-4th page.
WANTED Rooms)-4th pass
WANTED (HousesS4th paga
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-4th pare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

49, EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
|ISIlIABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST
ASsE S-sS9S. .2I743.
cfrce hours. from am to 80 pm. On the first
Wednesday in each month the office will be open from
6to O'Clock pm Advances will be made promptly
at o'clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
tns. lOO3 st.
Shares are $3.50 Per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and ADVANTAGES Of
the AssoeialOn are furnished upon application
THOMAS sOMERvILLE, Pres't.
JNo. JOY EDsON sec'y je4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
DIR. MACKENZIE'S DEFENSE.
German Physicians May Sue for Libel.
THE GUNBoAT PETREL LAUNCHED
The Emperor's Talk with the Pope.
THEY DIDN'T GET THE FLAG.
a Placky Woman win . shes-&iun
Deteuded Il.
a LIVELY oohPAIGs EPISODE IN vIRGrNIA-ArTHxPr
10 CAPTURE A REPUBLICAN BANNkk-Aks- AkIss
IN THE MOLE OF BARBARA FkEIrcHIE


Special Dispatch to The LvrSrxs STAR.
JEFFERSON, CULPEPER COUNTY, Va, Oct L.
The republicans of this section were greatly ex-
cited this morning over affair whicn occurred
here last night al the house of Samuel Amlss,
brother OF Lieut. Amiss OF tue Washington police.
Mr.. Amiss and his Iather, Hiram l. Amiss, 1--we
near each other and both are active repuOncans.
sometime ago the son swung In front OF his house
a large HARRISON and Morton fag. The democrats
soasted thai they would gel the nag and last night
was the time set tor capturing H. Amlss heard VI
their threats and the uas was taken into The
house at sundown last evening. About ~ O'Clock
al night a man Knocked al the door and asked Mr.
Amiss TO come out ana render what assistance he
could 10 q man VINO had broken his arm and
was lying IN the road. Mr.. Amiss could not
Wen refuse and after ne went ouI his wife Sc
cured The door. When he arrived Jne spot
wnere the man " a. said To DE yang Iound some
one PROSTATE IN the road he stopped over 10
look closer, when the man On Tue ground Grabbed
hlii, and 30 securely IasJened him InaI he could
no. draw Lhe revolver IRON MS pvV ke.. AcroSs the
nelu tfoln lhe house were a nullocr OF con-
ceaied IN the pines. and when MI. Aniss Out
ol The way they calied al ms mouse. MrS Alnlss
asked from an uper window what Iuey wanted
Wewant that nae,, replied one of the party.
".ome Ia anu get IA, l,lled Ars- AlIss, VINO
levelled shotgun ouI the window. 1ne party
found Tat the doors were locked, and wiIu a snOl-
gun pointed at Them tuey Came toLne CONCLUSION
luat lney DID mol Want the H. and leIL. AInlSs
Was theu reieased, and he reluIue1 home. W hile
t1e men We're al tile house MIS- Alilss sent ueI
son OUT through the BACK widow conveyed
Inc news W has grdnuIaLner, VINO went W son ;
residence, ouI tnc n.sg-raldcrs had gone 1ne Dan
her was again swung " Ine vreeLe, and Dell at
lacneu 10 The rope w warn The Occupants VI The
house should any one alteiupl w Remove AZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
LAUNCHING or the pEruSa.
sfss War snip Buin sa Daiti-
more Takes Co the Waa~e.

bAIraexk Oct l3-At the Columbian Iron
"O'NS enis CITY, to-day, the gunbost Pesrsl The
nIse war snip built In baltimore. Was laanchea
IN, ne washington party, some thirty-nye In num-
49,, ~, ins@,een @ oy Secretary whIIaey. arrived AZ
.Sou. .s L-;lA Among th0ee present were v,ce-
a. - ,'an "a . - hoNal Hoo. G. r. X RogersI Admit
- n fIAnAhh, ComlaodOre W = Schley aud
ssceya 81 ~ ladies' Commodore Montgomery
son co.nl SnleI Constructor d. I. VII
General James Fulton, surgeoS General kmSpe.
@ @assstsnI s9rgeon GcBeral NJ n Van Reypen.
S"be .. W. Ictry, C-pi. n. I. HOwiSon can't G.
y. heN, ". G. Colonel Remey NJ q paw Director
8 Thornton. Pay Inspector Kenny. fsvmasfer
-; ~, l, Seaausu Chlei ClsrA 10 IA W Hocg CAicf
X kogers. Lieut. Baba, Jrpsnese leSation: Juan
;. Atwelt Argentine legation. shorty amer me
sfIiNA OF SECRETARY Whitney frum New York and
ms invited guests the wedges btn,ath me ..tnak-
ING W wtre driven In. thus T4Islng tie vessel
tiOm The center biOCkS
on both sides OF the gunloat thu tys.,-.-s ,f th.
sndlilg ways ~ere sawed Through. mus relea-.,d
tne sy mmctrcal mass OF IT, a iartad an - it re-
oeueo, ihe peauiiiul daushte uf tornu,.iore
Sshiey, Miss Virginia. S0aGdlug upon the rats..l
platform, direclly Den"ath the prow broke the
ootle Vi champaign aLa christened gunboat No
rhe PetreL' smoothly aud graoeuly she
sldeo from Tie standing WAYS lar out into the
haroor. ana, like her namesake the loas- win.r,-l
Meo-iooted sea Io~L appeared NJ 70 battle MitR
sca and wind
After the launch the invited guests nartook NJ /.
luncheon on board the L. = = DispAicA, aud tnen
Returned TO Washington
The boilers anu eastnes are ready and viii Il.
turned over 10 the Government early IN January
though Tie sinallesa OF The tve vessels added IA
the new Navy, The Pelrel Will be OF more serylce
than some larger ships IN our Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
FOR ROBBsNG a. p. FREIGHT CARS
A Number ot Railroad Esspie,cs sn-
diclcd al NaMlinA. MI

CHICAGO. Oct. l3-A special dispatch from Raw
Inns, wyo.. says: The sensation OF the aour Is the
work OF the grand jury Of The county durlng the
last three days They have Iound twenty one in-
IctInents alnst conductors and brak cnen OI the
Union Pacinc X X, most uf ~nOn ryslae ln this
city. They fun rom AIS place 10 Sreea river, IA
charge Oh freigat trains. Iney are ACCUSED uf rOO-
blng Inese freight Trains OF valuable TCnAnui.s
In Transit between san Francisco and kaslcrn
IiJles. The roO0enes supposed Ia cover a
period OF between Twelve ahd niteen moniAs, and
thousands OF dollars worth of yaluablts Iniss-
ing -Four prominent business men are Involved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT The STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company.
$ H.. KAUFPNANN, frsSL

Tpy Yvv~rSe STAR IL served TO subscribers n ths
rsf Nv r.rrer on their account at 10 cents peP
veek or 44c yer month COPses at the counter
cents each By nAl-posta.e pepald-1O cents .
month one year So. six months. e.
Entered ct the Post Once al .sninrton, d. c. q
nroDd-c!ass mail mAt5er-l
Tgy WEEKIY STAE-puhlisned on Friday-s1 a
wear POSTAGE prepaid SIX months. so cents
gr-AU mail subscriptions must be paid in advance,
p1 paper sent longer than - raid fer.
Rates OF adve TtisiJl made kuuvvn on aupricati,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
THE PEACE OF THE wORLD.

The Emperor TeiIs the Pope tt ts OF
Greater Consequence than HE Tenn.
pOrAl Power.
ROME, Oct l3-In the interview between the
pope and Emperor William, yesterday, his holi-
ness emphasized the necessity Of the restoration
TEMPORAL power. and said all sovereigns should
unite 10 assure IT, Emperor William replied that
IL would be more 10 the pope's advantage 70 unite
Win those who represent the principles VI order
and social conservation and thereby TO beJler Sc
cure the peace OF the world.
King Hum0ert han decorated Emperor William
WITH the grand GORDON Of the military order Of
Savoy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
yellow Fever Notes.

LATEST OFFICIAL Nkws FROM THE INFECTED CITIES.
surgeon Hutton, at Camp Perry, ports 70 the
Marine Hospital Bureau. that THIS morning there
were n refugees discharged, A. arrived, aud lS5
remained.
Dr. POrter's report from Jacksonville for yester-
day showed 90 new Cases and deaths. There
have been 3 4y5 cases and 3os deaths 10 date.
report has been received frUln Palmetto that
during the week ending octoOer there were
new cases there, mailing totaI of 81 cases aud
death
THE CASE OF TIE SUPPOSED YELLOW FEyER REFUGEE
Dr. straJIon Las received a letter trOm Dr. X "A.
Dean, president OF the Lake County, F1a., board
OF health, stating, as has been stated In a tele-
gram 10 THE Stan, that there was no yellow fever
Al Leesburg. Fla, and That JaInes OsbOrne, VINO
Inquired In THIS CITY yellow ieser refugee and
as such received help had no relatives there, and
was unknown there. Dr. q ration states IN REFER
ence 10 the published statement ''tnat be could
not, or did not, relieve osborne" When his atten-
tion callei TO him, that he eNuiIIiLed the man
oil yellow fever. His authority ktending ony 70
yellow fever cases. he suggested 10 Tue polce 70
aw alt the arrival OF Dr. lOwnshend.
INSPECTION oF soUTHtRs TRAINS
DR.. stratJon reports the arrival OF the following
passengers from the south: senator Ransom, wea-
den. n. C. Cat the Metropolitan; Vim. sutherland,
Columbia, s. c.; j. 4 snsw. BishopsvIlle.
:. c.; Z I. Mench, Wilmington, n g: h- X
BurwelL T. n. Burwel and Vile, and Miss ,.
Carr cleveland, Fla; X l. AroOld and j. h. kell,
OF Louisville, Ky: John Ncknnls and SOL lseInan
and vile, Charleston, :. q; Nrs- M LAmrenee,
four persons rrou the South passed through the
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
GENERAL LONDON GOSSIP.
The Career Of the Late MF. Levy, Pro-
PrietOr Of the sLSIegrapn',-PeGrO
leum in En- Hand.


Special Cable Dispatch 70 The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct. l3.-Josepn Moses Levy, the chief
proprietor OF the Daily Telegraph, who died yes
terday, was originally a money-lender ia a small
way. He lent a small sum on the Telegraph when
IL was struggling paper, and the owner. COLONEL
Sleigh, was In pecunary difficulties. Having fore
closed Levy, with the assistance OF brother and
theatrical bill printer named Moss started on
his Journalistic career. He made he Teleordph
the must largely circulated paper IA Enslan1
Although advanced In years. he superinIended tie
minutest details almost TO The day OF hls death
lie always Insisted on certain points style. For
instance, no paragraph was allowed 70 begin with
the article "ihe, and no two successive senIeaces
must begin with similar word. He never wrote
a line. however, himself. He Is believed 70 have
oeen a millionaire several times over.
As result OF exhaustive Trials at En1eld the
Martini-Henry rifles, converted into magazine
rifles, nave been definitely adopted by the war
ONCE.
Inc frst petroleum spring IN England has Just
been discovered near Nortnwack. A well belung-
Ing TO q f1rm OF brewers has ceased giving wafer
and yields copious supply OF oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
AN EMBExzLEMENT OF 90, 900.
Serious Charge BrOaxls Against n
1sltn0ks Township SupervisOr.


Illinois Township SupervtsOr.
BKLLEvILLE. III, Oct IA sensation was
created yesterday when the ST. Clair County grand
Jury returned an indictment into court changing
Clovis Soucy. ex-superyisor OF Cohokia township,
with the emoezzlement Of $4,000. Soucy is one
OF the best-known men In the county, and has
been supervisor OF the township for ten years IL
Is asserted that he has been short the above sum
for several years, but the facts were not discoy-
cred until q few weeks ago. The money was
secured by the sale and leasing OF lands He was
arrested and released on bonds He claims 70 Oe
able TO explain matters at the proper time.
rhrec Lssale Ones Lese Their Lives.
MExIoo Mo-, Oct. l3-Ainnie Boyd, aged seven,
was burned % death Thursday night at her home,
her dress catching fire from graJe. The smoke
sufocated her two baby sisters. The father was
ut work and the mother away from the house al
Faslure 81 wisoeasia Laober Men.
CHICAGO. Oct l3-A dispatch from Ashland,
VIA, says J. II. Lane z Co, lumbermen, at WASH
CLARK, or Grand Rapids. Lane Z Co TOOK one Of
sSe ee ~Ssn sS0s r% % ssisa U iCr ssooco
ass asssss ana hsSilitiss cannot Be oOtsined
A Ma..s.cs.ri.g Company 'E.ssr-
wAlroas, NAE, Oct la-The Merton Manu-
o ioSsInf ana ss.acss S are ispOsed
barT&ssed The COMPANY hss an se.noa -, Saps, e
tsi OF $4,000 and empsoyea 20 nasdA nv ynsrs are
nearly 20 attachments agn1nss she Company A.
grsgsting about esa0oo.
a Pssssburg Dask ~ rrssbss.
m yAruRsg AID nEKcHANB clogss M BOOM
IN noaSns6 -
o.:s r,Sss - 3Gs sss h sossh s.de cios:d is doom
shis norsiag rns cssss g sAs sssgsas,''n = not .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., 1881, ,062; customs, 1867 OS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
DIR. MACkENzsE,s BOOK.
A Suspicion shat the Divulging Of It's
OOMsenas was Due 60 aiinaselG.

Sp ecial Cable Dispstch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Oct 13. The manner In which The con-
tenUs or Dr. Mackenzie's book have been d.vu.ged
IS an insolubie mystery. Stringent precautions
were taken by Low Co., because they received
c5O0 pounds for priority OF pubical Ion In America,
q sum they Will now probably have TO forfeit.
Nobody Is more surprised than Edward Marston, q
partner OF Lows nrm, who negotiated with DIR.
Mackenzie. II is fully believed that DIR. Mackenzie
divulged IL because one OF the extracts given IN
the article, reproduced from the Brttish Medical
journal, contains q passage which al the urgent
entreaty OF the Empress Frederick was Cancelled
and returned 10 Dr. Mackenzie. am told that the
sub-editor OF the Brush .Med.caI journal was
formerly the private secretary OF DR.. Mackenzie.
Perhaps this affords q clue 70 how the central
News obtained copy. The extracts they publish
were sent out hours after the copies were out
10 editors on the understanding that nothing was
TO be published until Monday. The DAILY INe1os
to-day refers TO this understanding Its reason
for not publishing the Central News version. The
Times also refused 70 publish II, making no CON-
menL Otner journals are less ScrupulouS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
WILL SUE DIR. MACKENZIE.

DE-. BergasanW alsd Dr.. Gerhards Likely
% asring Acsson Tor Libel.
LONDON, Oct la-fhe Pau Mall Gazes,e states
that Dr. Bergman, one OF the physicians who
were In attendance upon the late Emperor Fred
erck, Will bring an action for libel In the English
courts against Dr. Mackenzie for the statements
made BY the latter In his book on the case OF En-
peror Frederick renecung ON Dr. Bergmann 5
ability as hysic1an. The GQ,eIe also vs. that
DIR. Gerhardt Will probably institute proceedings
against Dr. Mackenzie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

VIRGINIA GAUGERs.-Frank W. Wilson has been
appointed gauger In Montgomery County, Va.
and Joseph G. Jett to be gauger at Floyd Court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Tn GnIDnox cIun-At the monthly neeung
0f the Gr1dtron Club this afternoon, a. Vas voec4
on motion oI NJ. haciarana. 70 send 80 70 -
narlin memorial rund for The benenl OF We WooS
and c0ildrsn Of Edwin hert1n, rhe nsruc e1n1 -
the Jacks0Dvl.le nwss- Ussos. who a. =
POI q yoAloW levee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROCHDALE CO-OPLRATIVE SOCIETY.
- The regular quarterly meeting of this so
ON g ION Instant At eooE i'h a s
sharp Members should bring their cards in order to
By order Jw. HARsHA Secretary. 1t
e~s COMPANY or THE DIST. OF COLUMBIA
.i9eh Of ms company Su, Of the saTniRgs for
os Ssd
sSs at the compsnys Office in the Kellogg Building
Books for the transfer Of stock closed from October
20 to NoyemSer l. both days ipclusiye BY order of
Ocl3-atu.th.3t Secretary.
sERIAL. SAVINGS AND BUILDING AS
~ sooiATiS%S,a NE% asp ISSUE.
The new 22d issue of stock in the Serial Building
VESBak IL isss @ at ~ GtIock I1 n SHARES ARE are
at Ss Ss snS
nes Ses 11S 81 r nW hogs Building Payments Of
celve cent interest annum III addition the
Plan for small monthly socamulstions With interest
added to the same. Subscribe for stock at
KoBf. @. CAMPBELL, President.
JNo. A. PRESCOTT. Sc secyi ioad und II treas "a w.
oc13-to15 kellogg Building. 1416F stn.w
xSHAyING PURCHASED THE BUSINESS
shall glad to see ali her regular patrons and the
public in general The stock has been enlarged and
Dry and Fancy Goods Store.
Lowest prices Will always prevail.
stamping and finAns Nj. ( MsPeeialsy e. TyfEnBucHES
1902 7th ST. NV.
DR. r., IA A I DAVIS HAS 3. RETgRNEp ~
i5sh st, Office hours: to $50 a M. to PM,
e~ 10000 DEMOCRATS WILL KATIFY AT
- Badensbury hext MONDAY EVENING.
pemocIatic Free Wool and Lumber versus Republican
free Whisky and Tobacco. Come everybody. 1t
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES.
- AssEssoR's OFFICE, WASHINGTON. ID. c., DC
THiRTYfTHsT DAY OF UGfGBE isss ssa' w Gn eae eI
plre all licenses given by the strict OF Columbia to
Posters. Brewers, brokers, CAIN Agents Contractors
Gattls Brokers'. Commission Merchants. Dealers in
Distllers Insurance Agents Ice Dealers Manufactur
panies. Patent Agents. Pawnbrokers Propr1etors Of
3 sample Rooms ilpppg Houses Billiard
ing Alleys. Hotels Livery Stables Intelligence ofces
Junk SHOPS Dealers second Hand Clofhing Dealers
rant and Eating Houses Iheaters Variety Theaters &c
All parties engaged in such business trades profess
sions must PROMPTLY renew their licenses
with the section OF the laws the District OF Column
may fail pay the in the business
shall IN aduItion to the license lax iosed pay a
dollars for each otiense" BY order Of the Commis mis-
sioners d. c. ROs A. FISH, Assessor D. c. oc9-6t
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
AND PuToMAu RIVER sLRoaD .I5
Costa m q s oSee Seee @ g ths ss az IN ANA
the object OF sucn meeting being authorize the is
suace OL bonds 1Or the purpose OF the
company avaiing itself Of It's iranehises
II. A. GkISWOLD. President.
j. b. PITCHER Secretary
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THE AMERICAN ENERGIZER MANU-
~ FACI COMPANY, Limited of Penu-
Elry
ing, &C. by employing the force of Momentum in Re-
volving Machinery,
1t has met with the approval Of the most eminent
engineers of the country.
A limited number the Shares of the Stock of the
Company are for sale oc6-2t
UNION COOPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION.