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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
The Virginia Coupon Ca
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for The EVENING STAR.


CORPORATION CoURT.-The CORPORATION court.
Judge Norton, is now occupied exclusively with
civil business. In the suit of the Danville rail-
road company against George Campbell & Co.,
late proprietor of the Bank mills here. iudg-
ment was given for the plaintiff, the amount to
De PAID by Smoot d Sons, garnishees. In San
ders d Stayuaan against Robert L. Adams the
Jury gave verdict for the defendant. The
commissioners report i'll the case of S. c. Black
lock against W. G. Blackjack was confirmed and
a hnal decree made. The corporation court re-
sumed Its sitting this morning and has been
occupied with the case OF Boyd againt Eich-
burg not yet concluded.-Judge Hughes in
MS decision OF the endless chain dredge case
hoIds that the United States court OF Virginia
has jurisdiction on the Potomac in Washington
harbor.
NOTES.. r. Grimes has been relieved from
oaputanon tax ON account of disability
When the gambling cases ware prosecuted last
July George Ford was sent to Jail, unable to
pay his fine, but he was discharged Saturday,
W. II. Stiffy Of the Midland road has had
one OF his hands badly hurt while coupling
cars.-Continued watch is held at the
Wharves here for the body of Belle Brown, but
there Is general belief that the young lady
passed here on the railroad. and that no body
Will be found In the river.-Several thousand
Washlngtonians paid visits to this city yester-
day.-A number Of candidates we're baptized
by immersion at the Washington-street Baptist
church yesterday.-Mr. Pullman, one of the
Fairfax justices, is about to enter suit against
the Washington and Alexandria railroad COM
pany to secure damages ON account of breaking
his buggy last week against a post erected on
the Washington turnpike by the railroad COM
pany.-The German building association
trustees have sold house and lot on the south
west corner of Columbus and Gibbons streets,
formerly occupied by Mr.. +. Davis, for $3.50 to
Jane McCuen. The lot is Is by 113 feet and
improved by two-story frame house, but is on
the outskirts, where the streets are unpaved.
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From Wall Street Today.

New YORK, Oct. 21.-The opening of the
stock market this morning was heavy to
weak and the declines from Saturdays closing
figures were from IS to a per cent, while the
only marked exception was Rock Island, which
was mp n at 90. Decided weakness was de-
veloped in the early dealings. however, and
material losses were sustained in all the active
stocks, which comprised less than a dozen
stocks, among which the two trusts,
St. Paul, Lackawanna, Reading, Atchi-
son, Burlington and New England
were most conspicuous in point Of activity.
Among the usually active stocks Lsckawanna
and Rock Island showed most weakness. the
former at 140s4 being down 1&, and the latter
at 96X Us per cent. Chicago gas led the
stocks of the regular list, however, and it
dropped 1si to 5SA. Sugar refneries declined
~ to 6& and cotton oil rs to 425s. The
losses in the others were were confined to
fractions, but after partial rally the weak
ness was renewed and Atchison and Reading
became more prominent in the decline. At IL
O'Clock the market was fairly active and weak
at about the lowest prices reached.
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The Tennis PLAYERS

The tennis matches between Baltimore and
Washington players that were to begin today on
the Bachelors club grounds were postponed
and will not take place till Wednesday or
Thursday.
Inc Slocum tennis club will hold its fall
tournament ihIs week, commencing tomorrow
afternoon Play begins at p m on the courts
OF tie club, near 18th and streets. The
drawings for the preliminary round in singles
weather vs.. Shelton, wshly vs. Appel, Pittis Va.
Hinman. Ritter Va Lame
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Decided AGAINST the District.

In the United States Supreme Court today
the case of the Metropolitan railroad company
against the District was decided in favor of the
railroad company, the decision OF the supreme
court of the district against the railroad COM
pany being reversed. The case involved more
than 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
THE PAN.AMERICANS IN CHICAGO.
Now They Begin to See Something They
Can Wonder at.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The international excur-
sionists began another week of sightseeing
considerably refreshed by their Sunday of rest
The party visited the Mccormick reaper
works, the largest Of their kind in the word
From this point they were taken to the stock
yards.
Soon after O'Clock the excursionists were
again taken aboard their train and proceeded
to Pullman.
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The Butler-Strong Case,

Judge Cox today postponed decision on the
mo'ion made in the case Of Butler agt Strong
TO require defendant to produce certain papers,
as a similar question is in a case now pending
In the Court In General Term.
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Il. B. TowsER & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,


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Atwood FLANNEL Suiting, double width, 2oc.
Nelveteen, zoe.
Surah SIX, in all colors, SOC.
Double White Wool Blankets, S1.5Q.
Double Gray Blankets, ell
Cotton batting for Quilts, loo. ID. extra good
Atwood Flannel suiting, IL yards WIDE SOC.
Canton Flannel from &C.
Cashmere for Mems and Boys Suits
full assortment Of flaids and Stripes in Dress
Goods.
Knotted Fringe Towels, an extra bargain. zoe.
l. q. Corsets, TIC
Full line Of Ladies, Gents and Children's Under
Atwood Red Txilled Flannel. zoe.
BED Comforts. Table Linen. Bed Ticking, &c.
Clark's ONT spool Cotton. &C. oc1S
DAM FROM INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA AND
Il too hearty eating rseved At once by taking
Of Carers Little Liver Pls Immediately after dinner
ATTENTION. SpoRrsMEs
Great Bargains in Rides and Breech-
loading Do1ble-barrel Shot Guns. All the favorite
makes. 20 Per cent discount on all grades
MA TAPPAN.
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MINE EXPLOSION.
Sixteen Men Badly Hurt and Several
Fatally.

FoRT SMITH, ARR, Oct. 21.-A disastrous ex-
plosion occurred Saturday in a coal mine at
Bryant Switch, miles south Of here, in the
Choctaw Nation. A miners lamp came in con-
tact with key Of powder. The explosion of the
powder caused an explosion of coal dust which
set the mine on fire. Sixteen men were in the
mine, the shaft Of which is 500 feet deep. The
work of rescuing the unfortunates was COM
pieted at about dark last evening. All of them
were taken out more or less injured. Four
were horribly burned, and, at last accounts,
were not expected to recover.
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James j. West and Charles E. Graham
Indicted.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-The grand jury this morn
ing considered the case of James J. West and
Charles E. Graham, held by Justice Braham
on a charge of fraudulently over issuing
stock of the Chicago Times company, and
found an Indictment against them. The
Indictment was returned to Judge Baker at
noon and capiases issued for the arrest of West
and Graham, who are out on bonds Of 5000
each.
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Fined for Breaking the Door Omen

In the case of Edward Devlin, jr., in the Po-
lice Court today Judge Miller decided that
the defendant was guilty of destroying private
property in bursting in door OF Mrs Fssel-
mah house on claim of being a tenant The
court imposed fine OF $40 ana suspended sem
tence on condition that the property be re-
stored. The defendant took an appeal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21
The Death Record.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today deaths were reported to the health Office
as follows: White-Horace G. Proctor, year
Henry W. Salisbury, Sc years; Daniel Shea
han, years; Ada G.. Decker, % years;
James d. Sheehan, 4 months; Edward
WyIess, % years; Richard r. Marcy, 40
years; Byron Edmonston, 2 years; Christian
Lindner, 43 years; Eva Hoffsm. 8 years;
Ambrose Moran, 4 days; Burnara Weigan, 4
months; Mary A. Msttingly, AZ years; John II.
Chesley, % years. Colored-Kattie Elder, 96
years; Sadie Young, 8 years; Louisa Hawkins,
year; Clarence Gordon. 1 year; Lille p.
Smith, year; George Washington. 60 years;
Chas. B. Steptoe, 80 years; Elsie Smallwood, 1
year; Joseph Clark months; Benjamin Tolii-
yer, year; Elicta Slaughter, years.
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Can't Keep Out of the Work House.

Percy Brown was at the Police Court last
week to see about the case Of his sister, who was
sentenced for vagrancy. Percy learned that
Branch P.Wright, son Of one Of his CBrown's)
friends,w was in the work house and paid the fine,
$500 and got Branch out. Branch remained
sober for at least three hours and was again ar
rested by Sergeant Byrnes. He pleaded so hard
that the sergeant only charged him with "plain
drunk" and released him in the morning
Keeping sober was too much for Branch and
last evening he was again arrested This morn
ing Judge Miller heard the evidence in the case
and sentenced Branch to the work house, where
be is not stranger,
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A Light Sentence.

BoRpESrowS, N. j., Oct. 2.-Msry J. Kline,
who was convicted Of trying to kill her husband,
David Kline, by giving him poison, was today
sentenced in the Burlington county court to
ons year in state prison.
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Arrested While Shaking Hands.

IRoS MOUNTAIN. MICH, Oct. q. - William
jeffrey and Hart Caddy, two well-known ath-
letes, were advertised for Cornish wrestling
match Saturday night at Rundles opera house.
As the men shook hands before the first hitch
Sheriff Foby Of Bessemer arrested them on
the charge of having committed a recent burg
larry at Ironwood. The arrest created a great
sensation
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Washington Witnesses in NIinneaI

"
MINSEAroLIs, Oct. 2l.-The trial Of J. Frank
COLON, the young attorney of this city charged
with having forged the name of John T. Blais-
dell for about S227 900, will begin in the dis
trict court this morning before Judge Hooker.
Some Of the most distinguished forgery ex-
perts in the United States are present. Among
them are DIR. II. U. Pifer Of Washington,
DC, who testified in the Sharon Hill
divorce case, ID. d. Carvalho Of New York.
Albert Southworth of Boston, L. b. Hay of
Washington, +. w. Holbrook and DR.. Bogue of
Chicago. The leading witness for the prose-
cution ia d. 4. Ames of New York, editor of the
Psnman's Journal The case will be the most
remarkable ever held in Hennepin county.
Never in the courts here has such an array of
legal talent been engaged for the defense In q
criminal trial The leading counsel for COLON
is Hon Z. H. Wilson, assisted by Judge II. b.
Coon, Jaage J. n. Shaw and @. ]. lockwood,
the law partner of the defendant II is uuder.
stood that r. f. Davis will assist county at
torney Robert Jameson in the prosecution.
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Real Estate Matters.

]. w. Easily has bought, for %, 400, Of Chas.
W. King and Geo. E. Emmons subs 10. Ill,
172, square SS7, each 1895, on E street be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets southwest
Charlotte J. Pile has bought, for $3.50, of
James d. Cameron subs 80 to 60 and W. Is 49.
square S55, $50 by 80 feet, on l. street between
eth and It'll streets northeast.
c. II. Stanley has bought of r. p. Jackson ct
al trustees, for &C. 200, the east half of lot SO.
B. 4 HIS add. to W. w., Sc by $50 feet, on N be-
tween SD and SD streets northwest.
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A JURY TO-DAY.
The Twelfth Peer i'm the Cronin Trial
Probably Chosen.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-The search for jury in
the Cronin case was resumed this morning, and
when the adjournment for lunch was taken it
looked as il the completion Of the jury was
near at hand 1t was not quite time for the
usual recess, but it was taken at the request of
counsel for the state, who desired time to con-
suit in regard to the acceptance or rejection of
the twelfth man.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
I1ouoa SALOONS IN ALLEYS.

The Commissioners today received through
Major Moore a recommendation from Lieut..
Kelly requesting the Commissioners not to
issue any liquor licenses to persons living in
alleys in the sixth precinct. Major Moore
recommended that Lieut. Kelly's proposition
be approved.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Commissioners have ordered the erection
of four gas lamps at Mintwood place.
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MARRIED..

MOFFAT-BARBARIN. In ST. Johns obu,cb
SeergetoMn- DC. On Thursday, October IL, issa
1y the heN A RegesteE, assisted by the Rev Aifre.
Harding Mr. FRED q. MoFFAT 70 EMILY. dauehter
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MoRMONs IN ARIZONA.
What Gov. Woiaey Says Of Their Tao.
tics--Holding the Balance Of Power.

The governor Of Arizona, Lewis wolhey, re-
ports to the Secretary of the Interior at some
length upon the affairs of that territory during
the past year. He refers to the repeal by the
legislature Of the law Merchandising all who
practiced, taught or encouraged polygamy,
and urges that Congress repeal the repeating
act and re-establish this law. He states that
politically the Mormons seem to have adopted
the plan of sending colonies in .'stakes'' to the
surrounding territories in sufficient numbers TO
form q balance Of power between the two po-
litical parties. They are willing, he says, to
trade with either party, but remain true only
so long as the interests Of the church are best
served. The Mormons in the territory num-
Der 5000.
FINANCES OF THE TERRITORY.
The reports state that the total taxable
property of the territory is s26, 576, 692, and
total territorial indebtedness, s752,00 The
total territorial, county and city indebtedness
Is about q, 9O2 $40. The average interest paid
ID about 3 per cent. The governor thinks that
II Congress would allow the territory to issue
long time bonds, say fifty years, that the in
terest need not exceed per cent The terri
and south railroads to connect with the two
east and west transcontinentai railroads.
The Virginia Coupon Cases Postponed.
number of cases presenting another phase
OF the legal controversy which has been going
ON for long time over the Virginia tax cou-
pons were set down for argument in the US.
Supreme Court today, but when the cases were
reached on the docket the chief Justice an
nounced that their hearing would be postponed
until there was full bench
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Marriage Licenses-

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Koppen Rosenberg and
Bessie Levy; F. II. Schulze and Lena Borchus.
W. Ashly Brawner and Efie Mary Boil: VIM.
b. Todd and Ella Dom; Zenas ID. b. Hallett Of
newport, Il l., and Frances n. Seton; r. s.
0assidy and Minnie d. Hoban OF Philadelphia;
II. Is. Howard of Albany, n. Y. and Katherinr'
Amthorn; Samuel Brown and Alberta Scott.
Jack Davis and June johnson, both OF
Prince William county, Va; George o. ponohue
and Minnie ID. Lee of Waterfall, Va: Thomas
clark and Fannie Thomas; Chas. II. Liesman
and Mamie A. Casper
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A Steamer Ashore

BALTIMORE, Oct 21.-The British steamer
Lero, Capt. Chisholm, which sailed for Rotter-
dam on Saturday, ran ashore this morning in
the cutoff channel above Bodkin Island
caused by the steering gear breaking. She
will have to be hghtered.
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Indictments.

The grand jury reported the following in
dictments to Justice Montgomery in the Crimi-
nal Court today: John E. Brown alias George
Nicholson, James WILDER. Martha johnson and
Henry Pryor, larceny; Hiram Smith, larceny
from person; BENJAMIN Foster and Samuel
Berry, robbery; J. 81. Butler, Louis Dodson and
George Jackson, Willie Campbell, James I.
Robertson and Mary Gordon, assault with in
tent to kill
They also ignored the charges Of embezzie-
ment against Albert Roberts and Cornelius
Conan and they were discharged.
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WIZ DRAe ON

miserable existence when G few bottles Of
Ayers sarsAparilla would certainly give he
strength and energy you need Thousands are
growing It's virtues daily. So may you. Mrs.
Alice west Of Jefferson. ". Va. writes: II VS.
al run down before 1 began to take Ayers SAY
sapsrilla. but Am now gaining in strength eysrr
day"
Being vsry veal aud dependant after ions
illusss. tried Ayers sanapsrilla and two bot
ties nave restored me to my former health. ~
Miss Blanche S. BrowneI, 4 Boylston Plaza
Bosom
AYERS sARsAPARTLLA,
Prepared BY DR.. J. G. Aver 4 Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY Al Druggists. Price. 81: six bottles. s5.
WORTH s5 A BOTTLE
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sas Pennsylvania AVENUE
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POPULAR PRICES
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POPULAR PRICES.
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3
VIM q. McKNEw.
CSuccessor to r. h Taylor,
ocl6 933 Penn ave.
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War,

War
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
sCRoFULA.
BRoNcHITIsI
COUGHS
COLDS
WASTING DISEASES.
WONDERFUL. FLESH PRODUCER.
Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
Scotts Emulsion is not q secret remedy. IL con-
t.ins the stimulating properties Of the HypoPRos-
phites and pure Norwegian Cod Liver OIL, the po-
tency Of both being largely increased. 1t used oy
Physicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK
Sold by all Druggists.
nle SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists Ny.
NOTHING CONTRIBUTES MORE TOWARDS
Angosturs Birters of Dr. j. o. b. Siegert Sons ASK
NOur
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NAVAL PAYMAsTERs CLKRKs George W. Van
Brunt and Edward Cronin have been ordered
to proceed from Annapolis to New York and
report to Paymaster H. T. B. Harris for duty
in the settlement Of his accounts
INTERNAL REVENUE ArrorNTMEyTs.-TheS Sec
Rotary Of the Treasury today made the follow
ing appointments in the internal revenue serv-
ice: Thos. G. Anderson, gsuger, sixth Virginia;
Q. g. Brown. store keeper and gsuger, fourth
North Carolina; W. A Bradford, do. do; John
W. Crawford, do. do; Joshua Causey. do. do.
Geo. A. Griffith, do. do; Robert II. Holt, do.
DO; Robert W. Mebane, do. do; Elbridge
Perry, do, Arkansas; E. o. Stuart, do, sixth
Virginia; Sexton Steele, do, South Carolina;
Il. J. Sprathy, do. do; Alvin W. Terwin, store
Keeper, sixth Kentucky; James W. Lewis,
do. do.
The DECISION Nor YET PRoMuLaArED.-fn
the case Of approving certain selections OF the
central Pacific railroad company the Secretary
OF the Interior has not yet promulgated the
decision. The question involved is of some
importance, a. upon its decision depends the
approval OF selections made by the Atlantic and
Pacific road and the Southern Pacific road.
several days ago decision was made confirm
ing the right Of the railroads to have the selec-
tons approved The secretary signed the de-
cision, but afterwards recalled il and IL is now
upon his desk and has never been promulgated.
Reducing Treasury Expenses.
Numerous applications have been made to
the Secretary Of the Treasury for the position
OF inspector Of foreign vessels at the different
ports in the United States, and upon examine
ton Of the subject the Secretary has found tina.
the controlling reason in most instances for the
anxiety to secure these places is the limited
amount OF work the inspectors have had to per-
form. Several Of these places have for a num-
Der OF years past been sinecures, as not more
than ten or a dozen foreign vessels would in a
year take advantage Of the law permitting
their examination by officers Of the United
States government The Secretary has, there
fore, decided, in the interest of economy and
good administration, to dispense altogether with
the services of the inspectors of foreign vessels
at Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco. and to have what slight duties they would
be called upon to do performed by the local in
spectors. The salary Of the foreign inspectors
who have been dropped is "a, 600 per year each;
Assault Cases In the Police Court.
Frank Edwards, q small colored boy, was
charged with assaulting little girl and an old
woman by striking each with stone. He was
fined s5. Robert Robinson was charged with
an assault on George johnson and fined 50. C.
Il. Hughes, colored, for an assault and battery
on Sophia Green, was sentenced to hne OF Sl0
or thirty days in Jail.
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1 Game POSTPONED.

A Game Postponed.
NEW yoRK. Oct 3L-New York vs.. Brooklyn
game postponed on account Of Vet grounds.
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Assault With Intent to KIN.


James alias Michael Callahan was tried In the
Criminal Court today on the charge Of an as
sault and battery with intent to kill James
whalen on July Last on shepherd road In the
county.
Mr.. T. G. Taylor appeared for defendant and
verdict Of guilty Of assault was rendered
Mary q. Donnelly was today appointed ad-
ministratrix Of the estate Of James E. Donnelly
by Judge Cox on bond of e60O.
The universal peace congress, represented in
Paris By Rev. Amanda Bsall Of New York and
Belva L. Lockwood Of this city, was awarded .
gold modal In Paris. The latter says the con-
gress deserved IT, for IL was represented by
women.
ONION lodge, L0.0.F., has arranged 10 hold
2 fair p Odd 1sliovs han, Navy ysrd. 70
esgan Wednesday evening and continue tn
S Ssya ses prcsesds eolag 9 he butIdiss tsSd
~ essee9ve Saswee ~ aoneuneed
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, LAG street.
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DISCUSSING "RULEs OF THE ROAD" AND LIGHTS
on vEssELs-IHE FIRST DEFINITE yorE-rwo
COMMITTEES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND IScI-
DENTS AT THE WALLACE HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21

Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the sie-
nal Office today: Sam, so; 2p.m., Sc; maxi
mum. 90; minimum. AZ ~
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

NAVAL PAYHAsrKRs' CLxaKs George ". Van
Brunt and Edward Cronin have been ordered
to proceed from Annapolis to New York and
report 10 Paymaster X. T. B. Harris for duty
in the settlement of his accounts.
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No Flaw IS THE THE.

ALL WORK DONE AT MY STUDIO IS THE BEST
THAI ARTISTIC TALENT CAN PRODUCE
Those who shall 1t favor with their Orders
will md that there Is
mo FLAW IN THE TITLE
RREE-HAND CRAYoS PORTRAITS,
$1,000 To $500.
Weekly or Monthly Payments desired
II. b. SMITH,
Corner 9th at. snd Mass. ave NV
Open until ep-m oco-2ws
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PALATABLE AS MILK.

Sold by all Druggists.
Mo SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists ". Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-21

NOTHING CONTRIBUTES MORE TOWARDS
~ sound digestion than the Of the genuip
Angosturs Btters of Dr. J. O. b. Siegert Sons ASK
your druggist