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GEORGETOWN.

A LHAKY WATER MAIN REPAfRED.-A. leak In
the 36-inch water main on the Conduit road.
near the distributing reservoir, was discovered
FRIDAY afternoon. To reach the break. which
feet had to be dug. Lieut. Townsend and Mr..
X G. Smead had q large force Of workmen
employed night and day until the damage was
repaired, which was about o'clock this morn
ing.
A NOVEL SWIMMING MArcH-Early yesterday
morning q swimming match for ESQ side, be-
tween plate printers named Hawkins and
Bourdin, was won by Hawkins, who was to
swim on his back while his competitor was to
swim the usual way. The distance was from
Analostan Island to Comberland's boat house.
CLAIMED TO BE HIS WTE.-Priscilla Chase,
colored, was arrested upon the complaint
of Richard Ware, also colored, who charges
her with having snatched 90 from
him. Priscilla asserted that she had right to
it, claiming Ware as her lawful husband, which
he denies, although he admits making his
home at her house.
SEVEN Coal BOATS Still OBsTRcT THE
CANAL.-Seven of the canal boats on the
Georgetown level of the canal yet remain to
creased to allow them to float that the flow Of
water to the mills may be free, which is re-
quired before the mills can be operated With
out frequent stoppage.
THROWN FRoM BUaGY.-Miss Maggie Kane
Of Tenleytown. accompanied bya friend. was
in buggy near 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue Saturday afternoon, when the horse at
tached to the buggy became frightened and
ran away. The buggy was upset and Miss Kane
WAS painfully injured about the side. She was
sent home in a carriage oy Mr.. Gilroy of the
surgeon generals office.
NoTEs.-Owners of valuable dogs are COM
planning bitterly of the poisoning of their pets.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Matthews have returned
from their summer residence at Oxford. Md.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A.M.-Great Falls-temperature, 60; condition,
8. Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 con-
dition at north connection, 6; condition at
south connection, 26. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 81; condition at inf1uent gate
house, u; condition at efiuent gate house, 30.
High tide in the river today at 6:37 Pm; low
tide at 1910 pm.
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OUR MOTTO:
No MoSoPoLYi No ExroRTIoN!
Good goods and keeping faith with the pub
lie always produce generous results Our
record is that OF progressive hardware house.
In preparing for the cold weather there are
numerous little articles needed in every WE'LL
regulated household, such as coal hods, ash
sifters, table cutlery, carpet stretchers, ham
mers, tacks. step-ladders, &c, &c. We have
thep in endless variety and at prices that will
astonish you. Goods delivered the world over.
CHAs. I. CARTER d Co.,
Telephone call, "a. 606 Pa. ave. NV.
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Ex-President Cleveland arrived at Nyack,
NY, Saturday afternoon to attend mammoth
clam bake at the Prospect house and to spend
Sunday.
speaker Carlisle and wife passed through
Chicago Saturday evening on their way to Poca-
tello, Idaho, to see a son who is seriously ILL.,
The Speakers stay in the west will depend al
together upon the condition OF his son.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
N. 7. Halter to L. A. Barr ct al, lot /, blk 8,
lie Droit Park; g.. c. Early to Yates Sterling,
subs 1872 and 1873, 90. 1872; e.. 8. B. Taylor, ST..
to Mary y Taylor, west half 6. 50. 496; e3,5.
John Phillips 70 Milton Phillips, lot Il, 90. s97
e. Ira Godfrey ct al to ]. H. Doty ct al,
In trust, pit 8, 50, 1873: e..
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CITY ITEMS.

We Sell the Best Teas and Coffees.
We sell the Finest Creamery Butter, 25c.
We sell Full Cream Cheese. I5c.
We sell Delicious Delaware Grapes 35c. b'k't
We sell Granulated Sugar at first cost.
We are Live Grocery Men.
It, NJ. & P. METzaER, At It'll NV.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: W. l.
Robertson and Rachel Jackson, both Of Laurel
Md. George h. Bowie OF Charles county, Nd,
and Martha LYNCH
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LARGE SALE Of nearly new Wilton, velvet,
body tapestry and other carpets from the late
MAitoy house wiz take place ct Duncsnson'a
morning at II o'clock.
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IcEoLA wATzR prevent formation of uric aci

CAN'T BE BEAT.-Handsome mo ito cup and
SANGER worth 49c. given with every pound
CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 It'll ST.
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s. j. Haislett,
935 Penna. ave NV.
Upstairs.)
Flags and Decorations.
Is agent for F. Aldridge, Brooklyn, NY, and
Of the coming KIT. conclave. Is prepared to
Decorate Buildings, interior exterior, in a
handsome and artistic style and ON short notice
at bottom rates. Give your orders at once and
avoid the rush. se2I-14t
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON
THF COLUMBIAN UNIyERsTTY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
THr Law scT Esf5r SE THE COLUMBIAN
JAMES G p msdddJSs' LID.
The Hon. John NJ HARLAN. LID.
ss.s u Ss .ns
yurisPrudsnce Of the United States.
The Hon WALTER s. cox. LID,
Of Ooiumbis, Professor OF The Law Of Real
a and q fs crime. r ma H.s s nss
The Hon. WILLIAM A -MAURY. LID,
Prie..or q Esa,S ynspraaenee o
Law and Equity eading. and Of
The Hon. AUGUSTUS: woRTHINeToN, LIB.
fs0me time Us pissric, Attorney for Diet q Column
WILL II MAfTTNGLY. AN.
HENRY 1. DAVIS, AN. Ii. a..
Assistant Attorney Of the District OF Col mbal As
Court. aud Lecturer the
ROBERT sR' c. f f4e LID.
Treasurer
The exercises of the school will be resumed in the
st. n WI on WEDNESDAY, OCI 2. at O'Clock D.
m, when the announcements for the year viii be made
members the faculty in exploitation of their several
ieSlure eouTses 4,
aryed during the year according plan which will
De explained on the opening night.
made. will be OF daily study or research from
O'Clock am TO 10 O'Clock pm, with brief intermis
he Registrar viii re daily at the University from
y 70 X O'CLOCK am and IRON to O'Clock pm 10
enroll students, snswer inquiries. &c.
Catalogues giving information concerning the school
may De ontaned AT the book stores of lillian H. Nor
i4a4 st NV. William B1antyne son SaS 5a
st. at the office of Messrs Fitch Fox and Brown
sel4-lm JAMES c. wELLINe. Pres.
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We WILL REMAIN OPEN until pm. until
further notice to accommodate our customers
and execute our orders more promptly. W. b.
MOSES Il Son. cor. l1th and + SITS. NV.
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TEMPLAR CoNoLAvE DECORATIONS. See our
bunting. flag staff and holder; $4,000 on hand.
Buildings decorated by home talent. NJ. G..
COPELAND & Co.. 400 18th ST. NV
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White CASTLE Soap Genuine Cont) Acc.
and whole bar TIC. per pound. KoLB Pharmacy
7th and E SITS. 1t
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Sugar-and you can get it. Gran, &c.
it, SUGAR HOUSE, 731 18th.
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ALL ARE INVITED to inspect their improved
methods of doing work The rush still con-
tinues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
t3I-6S5 Mass.ave. NV. Telephone 1872
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New YOrk's Possible.

From the Philadelphia Times.
By and by if New York will combine the
Grant fund and the Washington memorial arch
fund and the exposition fund she may be able
to build drinking fountain.
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HoTEL KEEPERS. ATTESTIoS!-Messrs.W Walter
B. Williams X Co.. auctioneers. have for private
sale 500 wire cots, 500 upholstered cots. 1000
pillows, 1000 pairs blankets, 1000 single COM
forts. 1000 double comforts. at their auction
rooms, corner 10Th and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest, 10 be sold at reduced prices to close
the consignment, III lots to suit purchasers.
The JoHSsToS.-Spring leaf blended tea in
&c. packages
DIABETIc SUFFERERS use Osceola water.
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READ THE Fairs" advertisement on 4th
page.
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SAVE YouR EYKs1eHr. Consult HKMrLKR, a
GRAN. &c., at Sugar House, 7S1 It'll.

BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK at
koLB PHARMACY, It'll and E sits. NV:
Soc English tooth brushes down to 21c.
&C. for nearly all dollar patent medicines.
l5c. for Cuticura soap.
Shoe Brushes with tips 10c.
Hand scrubs, very good, reduced to SC.
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Gran. &c., at Sugar House, 731 It'll. IT.
w. HI. Fletcher, Of Singleton 4 Fletcher,
AIS 7th NV, says Of Borden's Liverine: II
have suffered untold agony for several years
with severe headaches and have used one
hundred remedies and doctors prescriptions,
finding very little relief until used your most
valuable medicine. The first bottle has done
wonders. and am still using it." Only Soc.
per pint bottles. VIM F. GIVEN, Agt,
IT. Sd NV.
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Doesn't Want to be Pension Commits
siOner.

siOner.
A special to the Kansas City Times from
Hiawatha, Kan, says Congressman E. M. Mer-
rill has received dispatch from Hon. John A.
Anderson. his congressional colleague, to the
effect that President Harrison desired him
CMerrilD to consider a proposition looking to
his appointment as commissioner of pensions
Mr.. Merrill replied that he would not permit
his name to be used in connection with the
commissionership, and he recommended that
if the choice was to be made among Kansas
men, it fall upon Capt. Henry Booth, depart
ment commander of Kansas G. A. R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

SUGAR AND You CAN GET IT.
SuGAR House. 73l 18th.
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Buy Your Coal. Coke and Wood from JoHS-
son BKoTHERs, the leading firm In the Dis
trict
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DRY RoAsTERs.-Use the crisp dry-roas
coffee. JOHNSTON Bros. i Co.
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GRAN Sc. at the dady of sugar stores.
SUGAR House, 73l It'll st.
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Best English Tooth Brushes reduced
from 35c. to 2lc. KoLB Pharmacy, It'll and Z
SITS NV 1t
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The PALACE KING FURNACE gives no smoke,
no gas. no trouble. HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON.
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Cheapest Drug Store in the city. KoLB
Pharmacy, 7th and sts NV. 1t
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First-class Old Rye, SOC. pint. METzaER's. it,
&c. "Hoy'' Cigar! All Havana and Sumatra!
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Our AIoTTo:

LOOK for white letters on windows, Osceola
water
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Columbia Athletic Club Tennis.

The scores in the tennis tournament Of the
Columbia athletic club on Saturday were as
follows: First class-Singles: Second round,
Menocal beat Mccormack, 81, 6-3. Doubles:
Final round, Menocal and Mccormack beat
staylor and Emery, 60, &C., 6-3.
Second class-Singles: Burnes beat McLearan,
IS, GA; Head beat Carr, 60, Ga Trials:
Byrnes beat Reed. Ga, 6-l, 6-1. Doubles: Finals
Hood and Bowers beat Murdoch and Steward,
"a, 6-3, winning.
Third class-Sipgles: First round. Stoddard
beat Voorhees,. 6-5. ca Doubles: First round.
Garnett, Hills, and Mackall beat Beall and Boil
way, 6-S, 6-l, 6-3
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Art Critics Are Invited to Inspect the
Etchings made on the Domestic Sewing Machine
displayed In the Windows of the Domestic Sew
ing Machine Office, 7th and II. se2l,23
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HANpsoME CLorH PLArps.

HANpsoME CLoTH PLAIDs.
Sns yara and hSif Tde' all pure nne WOOL SPECIAL
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, extra vile double width,
all pure fne WOOL IN all coors Black included, real
value Soc, reduced CASH price 81 NC
HANDSOME BLACK BKOCADE SILKS. CASH
HENRfETTA cAsHMEREs and HENRIETTA
SERGEs nearly one yard and half wide, all pure
hne French Wool. special CASH bargain Soc keal
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, excellent quality Bleached
Cotton, one yard wide, reduced CASH price SIC
CASHMERE PLAIDS. The very latest style, ele-
giant Dress Goods extra wide double width, all pure
nne French wool. CASH bargain. 5sc.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
Select one Ct the following presents with purchase
Pair OF silk Embroidered Corsets. Zoe.
CAkTERS Cash store,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
NO CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for cash.
BLANKETSl BLANKETsi BLANKETSi
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKEES. extra heavy,
toGBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. large sixs.
extra hs.yy; q. = az 20 % AZ f5 st;5o
'Sf ixcK sERAH silks, CASH bargain, SOC.
HEAvY dkoS GAAlN BLACK SILKS, excellent
quality, CASH barEnnA Toe. SIC, IL. 20 81 80
VAL0ABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select of tbs following presents with apurchass
q 40 Or n9rs;a La.Ee-ssze Handsome Bridal
worth el60t OF tyo Pain of Lasgs-sxs Fine DsI1saE
! 1owsla. worth also. ss2S
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ANACOSTIA.

RELIaIoUs.-The NJ E. church had very in
teresting services last evening, large number
OF young people from the Fourth Street church
southeast being in attendance at both the
young peoples o'clock meeting and the
preaching service. The pastor, Rev. E. Rich
ardson, spoke especially to young men, urging
them to surrender frivolities for the serious
thoughts and occupations of life. Young men
already attending church were urged to use
their best persuasion to bring others into a
like habit and curbstone tenants were appealed
to In forceful way to vacate the premises. re-
nounce idle street corner gatherings and find,
If not always the highest good, at least nothing
evil in attendance upon services in some of the
many churches,
A FORTUNATE Enthusiastically as Mr.. J.
c. Lee and daughter, Miss Josie, were on 18th
street southeast, homeward bound from the
city, their horse became frightened and making
sudden whirl broke one of the carriage
wheels and turned the vehicle bottom side up
with the occupants beneath it. Had the
animal run or kicked their lives would surely
have been sacrificed. but happily a colored
man caught the horse by the bride and a
crowd quickly gathering, they were removed
from the turnover uninjured
NOTES.-The. Ed. Pitcher of this place is act
Ing as suboperator at the tunnel station in
place OF the operator relieved ON account of
the recent collision.-The public schools
opened today with good attendance. Little
more than the organization of pupils on the
rolls last term win be effected today and the
new pupils will he received tomorrow and the
work OF the new year begun in earnest. -
MIR. Arthur Mclean is very sick with tonsilitis
and the condition Of Mr.. Nye Worthington,
hurt at Baltimore is quite serious
HALF RATE TO BALTIMORE, Nd, DURING TRI-
ENNIAL CoNCLAvE VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
For the accommodation of visitors to Wash
ington on occasion of the trienniaI conclave,
Knights Templar, the passenger department of
the Pennsylvania railroad announces the sale
of excursion tickets to Baltimore, Nd. October
z, 8, 9, 10 and II, good for return passage until
October II, inclusive, at single fare for the
round trip, namely, SL20.
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Over 10000 Fine Hats, half usual
prices American Hat Co.'S Fall Styles Fine
Derpys. in large, small and Dunlap shapes, 9Oc.
to SI.5O Best Hat made, ~. 209 Pa. ave, op.
Botanical Gardens. Plain figures. One price.
sel3-m W. f6s-StT
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TALBOT COUNTY FAIR, EAsroS, Mp.-The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad has completed ar
rsngements for q grand excursion to the Tai
bot county fair at Easton, Md Oh Thursday
morning, September &c. Train viii leave Bal
timore and Ohio depot ut $40 a m, going via
Annapolis, Md. thence palace steamer Tolches-
grounds. Round-trip rate will be %, including
admission 10 the fair. There viii be speci,l
attractions on this day, including five races, in
which some very fast stock Is entered, in add
ton TO the mule and hurdle races. There will
also be other great attractions. Returning,
party will leave the fair ground ct 8 O'Clock In
the evening, arriving in Washington about
ii 80 p.m.-Adrt
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GRAN. &c., at Sugar House, 731 18th.
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Very Fine Old RyeWhislxy, $3per gallon.
it, NJ d p. MEIZGER, All 7th NV
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WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF, go to Jno. r.
NELLY, Center market, 9Th st. wing, tomorrow.
POWERFUL SEpATIyE-drink Osceola water
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DRINK OsCEoLA.-Every dealer sells Osceola
water
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SC Hoy" CIoARl Havana! Delicious Fragran
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SPECIFIC for uric acid the Osceola water.
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Real Estate Maffera

hate 5. stunle has bought for $4,000 Of Eliz-
aoeth ID. Taylor sub "a, square s67, 10 feet 1
inch by 1876 feet 81 inches on A between 9Th
and 7th streets northeast.
n l. seltz ct al, trustees Of st. Marks Evan
gehcai Lutheran congregation, have bought
for Sl2,OOO subs G, ID and Z, square 2g7. 52Jk
by l07 feet on the corner 18th and c streets
southwest, on which it is proposed to erect q
church.
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Gran. &c., at Sugar House, 731 It'll. 1t

See that go overcoat at srRAxsr's, 4s4 7th
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. TUESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, MARYLAND,
Delaware and Virginia, fair. followed in vir-
ginia by light rain; easterly winds; warmer.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mrs. Geo. W. Harvey died Saturday night at
her residence. 923 Massachusetts avenue, after
sickness of two weeks. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at the house, 923
Massachusetts avenue, at 2:30 o'clock, and at
st. Patrick's church at o'clock.
The 60th anniversary of the Sunday school of
Wesley chapel will be observed by series of
meetings. beginning on Sunday next and con-
tinuIng through the week.
Messrs. II. c. Kidwel and n. R. Wood shipped
their birds to Orange, Va, yesterday morning
They were liberated at o'clock. and Kidwelrs
reached his loft at ten minutes to o'clock and
Woods got in at quarter to 4 The distance
flown is IS miles.
Phil Sheridan command No. 8, Union vete-
ran Union, has elected officers for the ensuing
year: Colonel, j. G. DePutron; lieutenant col
onel, d. z. Burton; major, Geo. B. Fleming;
surgeon, W. W. Fierce: chaplain, John E. Car
penter; officer of day, VIM. p Seville; officer of
guard, Daniel Williams; quartermaster, R. c.
Cheeseman.
The remains Of the Rev. VIM. ]. Walker,
formerly pastor of the Shiloh Baptist church,
who died on the 18th of last August, were
finally inferred in Graceland cemetery yester-
day afternoon.
NJ. K Eppley and Harry Indermaur, local
wheelmen, started yesterday morning from the
rooms OF the Columbia cycle club for spin to
CINCINNATI. number of friends accompanied
them Tor several miles on their way. The
couple expect to be absent about fifteen DAYS.
Policemen Wannell and Clarke Of the second
Pfeclnct IOuno colored infant on Sd street
between and l. streets northwest Saturday
night, and sent it to ST. AIMS infant asylum.
Close of the Highlands Tournament.
The tournament of the Sout bern lawn tennis
association closed Saturday afternoon at the
Highlands. As stated IN Saturdays STAR. Mans
held won the championship Of the south by de-
feating Post. The match between Post and
Prosser and Mansfield and Miller for the
double championship was won by the former
IN three straight sets. 81, rs GA. Wood
ward and Davidson defeated Shelby
aud Borden, and won the second prize for
doubles. Prosser won the second prize for sim
giles, fine field glass. The championship
trophy is a handsome silver pitcher The first
prize for singles, won by Post, is a gold headed
cane. The first prize for doubles was a silver
handled umbrella to each. All the prizes ex-
cept the championship trophy were donated by
Mr.. Floyd Waggaman
The northern tennis players were enter
tanned Saturday evening at the Highlands by
Mrs. w. b. Hibbs, Mrs. c. A. Marsh and Mrs.
j. +. Waggaman. After an elaborate dinner
the prizes were informally presented.
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PROPOSALS
IN WASHINGTON.

RLACK GRANITE COPING AND WALLS AND
Id STEAM HEATING APPARATUs.-Architects
received at this office until TUESDAY, OCTOBER
FIRST, 1889. at TN ELNE O'CLOCK NOON. for the
aboye-named work Plans. specifications and condi-
lions may be 1T tins office. The risrht reject
any or all bids lie reserved EDWARD CLARK Archi-
tect U. 3 Capitol. se2O.23,25,2s.2s.30
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Gran. &c., at Sugar House, 731 It'll. 1t"
Gran SC. at the dady of Sugar Stores.
1t SUGAR HOUSE, 73l It'll st.
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BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furnitur
see W. ii. Hoeke's stock and get his prices.
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r. GEORGETOWN UNIvERsITY-sCHooLo FLAw
Rev, !. HAYES! EAssI RICHARDS. ST..
CHARLES fsfiasn v. H t1f FN I'D.
Hon; WILLIAM A.; RICHARDSON, LID.
Lecturer ON statutory and Adm illustrative law and
Hon CHARLES Les f p JAMES LID
tJustice. supreme Court, District Of Coiumbia)
Leetu nsT gS the E Ess0Ey Of n the Law.
Lecturer on Constitutional and International Law.
Admiralty Rha and
dence. Criminal Law: and pemestic .seistions.
tJustice, supreme Court District Of Coiumbia)
Lecturer on Common Law Pleading. Equity Jurispru-
JOSEPH a 5. SAR Ri lsis5 LID
Lecturer ON the Law Of Personal Property Contracts
eEoR sas E Z. TaMffF reIsr LID,
Lecturer the Law of Partnership Corporations,
Practice MOI a1s TFs coUsF. Law.
Circuit Court: Prof. GEORGE Z, HAMILTON.
ANDREW G. BRADLEY, and MARTIN +. NORRIS.
Introductory lecture and announcements for the en-
suing term at the sw building cor 9th and streets
The library largely increased since the close Of the
ie9s sSS,seis Is ioc.sed II the Law buidns With COM
an 70 10 Pm daily sundays ezcsptsd sostudsnss
The secretary can Be seen At the Law building ON
$50 PIN. for inforination. snr0Iiment &c.
oSiaiSsd q Soos sses:
street northwest. s5d Loudernia CO. lzss street
On BY isttsr. % the andsrsisnsd- -..
seo- I'm Secretary and Treasurer.
NJ ISIS JULIET DONNALLy.
ps.xornprr rrerpr,crrow
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The RIDICULOUS NOTION that Indians are
wiser than educated physicians and that their
vile connections are better than scientific rem
9 eas mas ABOUT aied OUT. pr. henley Celery,
an unfaihng cure for malaria and all It's un-
pleasant results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

For Uric ACID use Oseeola water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

OseEoLA WATER cures malaria At all dealers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
CITY AND DISTRICT

D1ABETIc SUFFERERS use Osceola water.