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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT,
THE COLONEL scuoora

The committee recently appointed a q No.,
meeting OF the colorsd citizens In south Web
ington 70 present 70 the Commissioners ~
Wishes Of the meeting relative 70 the appoint.
ment Of Q colored trustee called upon TIE O.
missioners this morning. Rev. r. O. Lawn vss
the spokesman for the COMMITTEES end dis-
cussed the questions at Issue. He charged shas
. gross discrimination In violation Of lav 10
made against the colored schools, and that this
discrimination 10 allowed by the colorsd
trustees on the board; hence they are 10 b
held responsible. He further argued thss II
this discrimination 10 not made In other payts
OF the District. a. il ID known 70 be made b..
tween the colored and white schools In South
Washington, then they insist that the colorsA
trustees are doubly responsible for discrini-
mating against the colored schools Of soueA
Washington In favor Of the colored schools b
other sections.
Mr. INGALLS, NounNo ABouf n.
Senator Ingalls, called upon the Commission
ers this afternoon and for some time vas
closeted with them in the board room. Ths
Senator called TO inquire what had been done
new electric lighting company. The Com
missioners got the papers in the case and en-.
planned them fully 20 him Senator Ingalls,
after he had heard the state Of affairs, said II
was his impression that the Commissioner
should go slow In granting foreign corporations
the right TO tear up the streets. He said hs
thought the system should have been tested be-
fore they entered into the contract for 20 much
work.
BUILDING PERNrrs
were issued today as follows; W. 4 Hendsr-
son, two brick dwellings, I'll and us 9th stress
southeast rs, 500; Mary A. Hundley, one frame
dwelling, corner Meridian and Center streess
Mt Pleasant, e., 500; John Z. Beall. one brick
private stable in rear Of 1888 o street north
west, e600; VIM Foy, one brick dwelling 1851
sampson street northwest. sl,350; Lindss
Kent, one brick private stable in rear l7lH
Massachusetts avenue northwest, o., 500.
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ARxY oRpEls-Surgeon Albert Hartsuf,
detailed a. . member Of the army retiring
board at Omaha, Neb., relieving Surgeon
Justus N. Brown. Captain John w.
Summerhayes, assistant Quartermaster,
ordered to duty at Santa Fe, NM, - dis
bursting quartermaster and for the settlement
Of railroad and telegraph accounts and a. post
quartermaster at Fort Marcy, MN. First
Lieut. Francis ]. Patten, twenty-frst
infantYy, granted one months leave.
Mai. James w. Reilly, ordnance depart
ment, ordered from the Augusta ar
senal, Ga, to New York and Philadel-
ghia ON temporary duty. Surgeon
ordered 10 temporary duty ~ Fort Lesven-
worth
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A Ship Burned at Sea.

PORTLAND, Me-, Aug. 27.-The ship William
McGilvery Of searsport, Me-, IL reported %
having been burned at sea on the voyage from
Pisagua for New York with ], 100 tons OF nitrate
OF soda for Hemenway 4 Brown Of Boston.
The McGilvery was first class ship Of 40
tons, owned by ]. @. Nicholas and others Of
Searsport, and was valued at ESQ., There
was an insurance of $500 on the vessel and
CAS-. 600 on the cargo
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loft. 9 in. by ~ # in. reduced to s1S.
] 8 #. in. by / #. in, reduced to SIS.
Oft. in BY 10 #. 8 in, reduced to Sl2.
10 fl 9 in. by 13 #. in, reduced to $50.
10 70. 8 in. by IA IT. o in. reduced to S22.
loft. in by 16 II. q in. reduced to s25.
10 II. in. by Is it,. reduced TO $50.
i 10 IT. in. by 10 #. in, reduced to s12. so.
10 # o in. by IL IT in. reduced to SIS.
Oft in by IL #. 8 in, reduced to s16.50.
Oft. in. by 10 #. reduced to SIT.
10 Fl. 8 in. by IL #. g in. reduced to S15.
\ # in by II #. @ in, reduced to s15.
#. in. by Is f. 4 in. reduced to SIS.
b IL. in b. Is #. o in, reduced to S15.
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PARLOR FURNITURE

For this week win make some extra reductions on
Fine Parlor Suits Roc kers Tables, &C., make
for the new fall goods now arriving.
One piece Parlor suit carved frames, piano an
ish. covered in Marbleized Silk Plush; price sl0O
Closing-out price S15.
One Handsome piece Parlor Suit, Tapestry Seats
and Plush Backs; price sl00 This weeks price S75.
One Large Over-stuffed Suit, pieces; Brocatelle
very hne price sll5 Special for this week only 49,
90 Handsome Plush and Wood-seat Rockers closing
out to make for Paror Suits at o to S5c. the
dollar. These bargains You should call early to
have first choice. as determined they shall be
sold this week
Cretonne couches, price 80. Closing out at "a.
Bed Lounges, price as. Closing out at 213.
8 dozen Shakespeare Tables closing out at e.
FURNITURE
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Arrested for Forgery.

BpocdA D10Datch % TIE EvENNo ATAR-
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug. T.-Charles W.
Thompson, residing ct Thompson post Office,
this county, was arrested at his home today by
Sheriff White and brought here and lodged in
Jail, charged with Eve cases Of forgery of notes
of hand. He resisted arrest, but was finally over
powered by the sheriff and his deputy.
Thompson spent some months In Jail here
short time ago for violation Of the local option
law. He II 4 man of family
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Norfolk and Western Business.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. T.-The statement
Of business Of the Norfolk and Western railroad
company for July, 1889, as compared with the
s457, $50, an increase Of S5O,444; expenses,
s279.522. an increase Of S28,142; net earnings,
S17S,20S, an increase of S22, 500. For the seven
months ended July 81 the gross earnings we're
81, 9S5, 424, an increase Of $254 1853 as compared
with the corresponding period Of 1888; eI-
earnings, GLOSS, 764, an increase Of el,76a
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LOCAL NOTES.

This aftsrnoeu Isabella Beard, seasesl, vas
adtudgsd insane.
Ferdinand walter, charged With IN assault
on bic wife, ives released on personal bonds In
the Police Court today.
Henry Schroeder, IN eightyear-old, vas fined
~ teday tee ~ larceny e 3 boz e eSapes
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The Central Committee Not Pleased.

The Central Committee Not Pleased.
Chairman A. h. 8. Davis of the central re-
publican committee Of the District has issued .
call for meeting Of that body on Thursday
evening next at Shea's hall. The notice con-
cludes with request for . full attendance, a.
ing. II is stated that the object OF the meeting
10 to protest against the slowness with which
republicans have been substituted for demo-
crats in District Offices since the lth Of March
last
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John Dietrick's Good Luck.

CANTON, OHIO, Aug T.--John Dietrich Of this
city has just received word from a Baltimore
firm Of lawyers that he is one Of three heirs to
fortune Of $500, 900 left by brother, Joseph
Dietrich, who has just died in Texas.
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BAnsA1s SALE CARPETS

$50 yards MoQuette. reduced to 81 per yard
1.175 yards best quality Body Brussels reduced to
oOc. per yard
1,5CO yards Wilton Velvet reduced to 81 per yard.
1850 yards best Tapestry Brussels. reduced to Zoe
per yard
1850 ysrds Tapestry Brussels reduced to 45c. per
yard.
1000 yards best Atwood Ingrains, reduced to Soc
per yard.
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The Case Not Mode one.

In the Police Court today, Judge Mills, I'd
ward Brics was tried for selling liquor By the
small without license In the northeast part Of
the city. TIE testimony Of some eolorsd men
was that they were treated there, bat IL wss
deemed that liquor was cold 10 lees than .
pint OF BY the bottle. The court ho1d thAt The
oese had not been msde esk
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Chicago Will Raise $4,000, 900.

CHICAGO, Aug. N.-Secrstary Cragin Of the
world fair committee said yesterday: "Over
one-third of the $4,000 900 world exposition
stock. or 100, 900, is already pledged and
several Chicago millionaires are yet to be heard
from"
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Looms Again Put in Motion.

BLACKBURN, Aug. 27.-work 10 being re-
sumed in the mills which shut down, and 900
looms which were stopped have been again
put in operation.
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Mgr. Persico Will Be Cardinal
ROME, Aug. IA rumor is current that at
the next consistory Mgr. Persioo will be created
q cardinal
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Aug. "a. - Cotton quiet and firm
- middling, M. Flour fairly active and steady.
ass; LCHsbsrry. 7e.sS: 10. 2. 7os7sX; ssesmer,
!Sss7ss; August. 3Sxs7ss: ssp.smssI. s Ok,
southern, steady. white, 4aa44 yellow, z2a43K;
western, quiet: mixed, spot. 40ha4Ok; August,
4Ot.aok sepss%Dsr' 4oHaao1: 0sss T., insesiye
western white 25a27; western mixed. 23a25. Rye
nominal, 50a5l; Hay dull-prime 70 choice tim
9thy 1aSoSl40o Provisions s, wsshmsss pork.
snouidsls OK; sugar cured SMOKED shoulders,
arm for s% Il Oh sraass-western PACKED. iosis;
creamery. l7a1a Eggs firm, l7xa1S. Petroleum
unchanged-renned, 7.l6 Coffee hrm-Rio car
4 soft, So; copper uncnsnssd, refined, 10Y aiox.
Whisky unchanged, LILO. Freights to Liverpool
per steamer nrm and steady-grair per bushel
1900 barrels: wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, 81,
600 bushels oats, 10000 bushels rye, 1000 bush
els. shipments - hour. lo,s47 barrels; wheat,
wheat. i75.ooo bushels; corn. $1,000 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-Virgnia consols. 81:
do. ten-forties, SO; do. threes, 67a6s: Baltimore
73x; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore frs,s,
e9xaoek; do. seconds, 51a54; do threes, 2Oa26;
consolidated gas bonds, 112kall2 do stock, A
s44S.
Chicago Markets.
70; September, 70; December, IS. Corn - Sep
September, l9H; October, 20. Pork Septem-
Der, a75; October, $50. Lard - October. 6.97k.
shortribs - September, 4e5; October, 4s7K.
CHICAGO, Aug. ~ tciosing). wheat-August
7sx: September, Tx; December, 70. Corn
August, 33ys; September, 33x; October, 341; De-
sember, ssx: Oats August, 2ok; september,
gust, ARK; September, o.72k; October, ESQ.
Lard-August 6O2x: September. 602h; October,
600; December, o75h Short ribs - August
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Special Drives in our Summer Goods.
CURTAIN AND pRAPERY DEPARTMENT.

Imitation Madras from z to SOC.
Imitation China silks from Is to csc,
Figured and Dotted Swiss from 10 to 500.
Striped EtterInines from to 15c.
Striped Cottage Drspery from to 15c.
Summer Portieres, Roman Stripe. from 75c. to IL
Rustic Shades from 40 to 60c.
Mosquito Canopies from 81 to s2.25.
Lace Mosquito Canopies from 50. 10 to o..
Jap. Portisres from 81. 70 to s35O.
HAmmocks from 81. % to IS.
Refrigersors and Water Coolers below cost TO make
room for cur extensive stock now arriving
just received q beautiful and varied assortment Of
Portieres, Drapery Materials and Lace Curtains.
brscing both Foreign and Domestic ct lower prices
than ever before.
We are Headquarters on Wall Papers and all work
pertaining TO Interior Decorations.
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SMYRNA RUGS.

200 Smyrna Mats at SOC, worth 81.
ESQ Smyrna Mats at 75c., worth S1.50.
$50 symrns Rugs At . l. so, worth So. so.
200 Smyrna Rugs at 81 25, worth $3.50
800 Smyrna Rugs at s2.75, worth s425.
200 Smyrna Hugs at "a. 25, worth S6.25.
100 Smyrna Rugs at sc. u.s. worth $1,000.
Also . large line Of Antique and New Daghestan,
Chloride Karabagh, Persian, and other i'm
ported rugs ut greatly reduced prices.
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AT ST. ELlZABETH,S.
Annual Report of the Board Of Visitors
to the Asylum.

The thirty-fourth annual report of the board
Of visitors Of the government hospital for the
insane has been fled with the Secretary of the
Interior. 1t shows that the number of admis-
sions during the year ended June So 1899 was $50;
the discharged, including ia deaths, were pa,
leaving l,S97 under treatment at the close of
the year. The recoveries are reported as 10. it
being $3.50 per cent Of the discharges, includ-
ing deaths. The daily average number
Of patients in the hospital has
been 1878; The per cent of
$50, which is very nearly the average per cent
for the last ten years.
THE VETERANS.
The veterans of the late war continue to be
received in undiminished numbers, although
each returning season, says the report,
thins their ranks in the outside
world and adds to the burden of years of the
survivors. How long the increased number Of
admissions from the Home will continue, it
says, Is impossible to foretell, but probably it
advancing mortality viii more than
counterbalance the increase in men
tai disease resulting from the infirmities Of
age conjoined with that inertia of life and loss
separable from those conditions that compel
the old soldier to take refuge in that asylum.
Robberies Reported.
Thomas n. Walsh Of No. SIS North Capitol
street left his wagon on lot between I and K
and 9th and 10th streets . few days ago, and
prissd to ind that some thief had carried ss ie Oh
the wheels Of the vehicie.-Suddy Williams
Of No. Ito II street complains that coat, pair
OF trousers and . pair of shoes were stolen
from pss',,. MS boarding a.. hoyse.-Edgar b
that : photographic Tense was stolen
from his Office yeuterdav-Miss Won
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THoMas CanIr1r,s WIZ.

Once shrevdly remarked. There's nc fnov,ns
what NJ Carlyle might have been but for dy,-
pepsiA" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause of
his gloom and irritability. Had he taken Ayrss
Pulls he would have been . healthier snd
happier man
Twas sreas sufferer from Dyspeps,. and
Constipation. I had no appetite became
greatly dsbihtsted. and was continually
AFFLICTED with Headache and Dizziness After
trying VARIOUS remedies finally began to use
Ayers Pulls. and soon my appetite improved
NJ bowels were regulated. and became ven.
"a u Logan. Wilmington, Del.
AYERS PILLS.
Prepared by rr. J. C Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Masa
sod by all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

TEE GEsu1sn
oHANN Hops
MALT EXTRACT
n the
BEST NUTRITIvE TONIC
and most
pALATABIE HEALTH BEVERAGE
Tor impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convslesoence
Weak Children, and General Debility.
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
II; sufertcg iron attsck OF Illness which had not
enly reducee my strepeth but brought on extreme
Exhaustion, froln inability appropriate food, tried
the effects Of ms Senpne Johann Hof's Malt Extract
pvines lassfl three times day. Its was followed
b marked esSts-l Food, which had heretofore been
found TO psss he Atmentary canal dgested
properly. Z. There appeared Increased power OF
byoivipk animal heat and storing up fat
Beware o. limitations The genuine has the ugne-
tlre Of "Johshp Hon on tf neck Of every bottle. AL
others worthless limitations.
Johann HOPE, Berlin aud vienna New York Of
Gee, BxrcISS 81 ja3-tuth&s
nYsPEPsIA IN ITS WORST FORMS WILL YIELD
~ 20 the Of Carters Little Nerve Pills, aided by
Csrters Lutte Liver Pills. Doseone OF each after eating
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I'd EDITION.
Latest TeleglamS 70 The Star.
CAMPBELL LOSING GROUND.
The Fight for the Ohio Democratic
Nomination for Governor.

THE THREE CANDIDATES, cANPBKLIs N1AL ANr
KLINE ALL HAVE HEADQUARTERS, At TEE sANx
HoTKL-KLINEs SUPPORTERS CLAn THAT HI
HOLDS THE BALANCE OF POWER.
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A Reading Club Suppressed.

"A Asc1OAHB OHuU SuppreSSeUs
PRAGUE, Aug. T.-The government has sup
pressed . reading club in consequence Of the
dents.
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THE BOY HUNG ON.
An Exciting Runaway Scene on Peas.
sylvania Avenue.

There was an exciting runaway In the neisA-
borhood Of 7th street and Pennsylvania avenue
this afternoon horse attached TO wagon
started from somewhere in the neighborhood II
the Pension Office. The animal ran down bth
street and turned the corner Of Louisiana
avenue. There was q colored boy standing on
the step in rear Of the vehicle and he hung 70
the wagon.
The animal kept in the middle Of ths
street 1t looked as though the vehicle
would be smashed to pieces AZ sny
moment and people along the
sidewalk called to the boy TO jump, but b
held all the faster TO the vehicle. The animal
cleared Louisiana avenue and turned the CO..
ner Of It'll street.
Everybody thought sure that the vehicle
would collide with some obstacle and
the boy would probably be killed, but
the horse steered around the avenue corner
all right and few minutes later
the colored boy had possession Of
the reins. The animal had then
passed the Baltimore and Potomac depot, and
no damage had been done either TO the animal
or vehicle.
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The Weather.

The storm indicated several days ago -
moving northward up the Gulf stream from
the vicinity Of the West Indies is now central
on the North Carolina coast and is causing the
dlsagreeable chill and misty rain
prevailing to-day. The temperature at 8 O'Clock
this morning was 62, or six degrees lower than
at the same hour yesterday. This conditioa
Of falling Thermometer prevsiIs
all along the coast This morn
ing Capt. Dunwoody issued the follovfna
forecast for the vicinity of Washington: "Fair,
except rain near the coast; no change In ten
perature; northerly winds"
Range Of the Thermometer Today,
The following were the readings at the sie.
nal Office today: Sam, 81; 2p.m-, 20; maxi
mum, 20; minimum. ST.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York stock Msrket, Is reported BY special
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

THE ILLNESS or MRS. HAhRrsox's srsrKn-A
BRILLIANT WEDDING AnRAxoED-THB poxsrI-
CLANS ON A PLEASURE TRIP-sxSAroR ooaNAx
AND Mr.. ELKINs IN THE sANE can.
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Shaw Wins the Tennis Match.

NEWPORT, r. L, Aug: 27.-In the tennis
tournament today Quincy A Shaw Of the Long
wood club wins the all-comers cup, the hrst
prize, beating Oliver s. Campbell Of Brooklyn,
1-6, Ga, 6-3, Ga
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9l9 PESSsrLvAS1A Avn

We HAVE FINISHED STOCK TAKING AND
FIND A GREAT NUMBER OF REMNANTS OF
ALL KINDS IN sSocK WE DESIRE TO SELL
THEM AT ONCE AND HAVE MARKED THEM
VERY CHEAP; A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
SCHOOL DRESSES FOR CHILDREN.
so PIECES FRENCH sATINEs. IN FIGURES
AND PLAIN. ONLY 20 cENTs PER YARD.
90 PIECES GINGHAMa
ALL KINDS PLAIDs AND STRIPES. VERY
CHEAP.
100 DOZEN HUcK TOWELS. % A DOZEN THE
BEST VALUE IN THE CITY FOB THE MONEY.
a CALL WILL CONVINCE YoU.
ONE PRICE
M sHusTEa 4 SOM
salT sac PENN AVE NV
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X ERvAND.
ENGRAvER AND LITHo0RAPHER
D27 lol2 PA. AVE
pUH.DfNG PAPERS. MoRTAs COIORs, N
Dpertsd Portland. 4, Top. Rosendals. esd AnrstAm
CenlentA Moth frvol Paper and Charcoal
nA<S J. J. wALkkk SINS. 2O4 10th It nw
1T IS no LONGER NECESSARY TO TAKE BLUE
II pills 20 rouse the liver TO action Carter's Little
Liver Pills are much better Don't forget this.
Use ANGOsTURA BITTERs TO STIMULATE
" the appetite and keep te digestive orrsns In
DIR. pr. j. u. u sasgsrt Sous. sole manufacturers
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M. b I. Walker, in company with Insi>s~
= Y. Wsihsr, Capt r n. BELL and pssV Il
i.aends, has gone down 70 Oliftoa nsaeS =
Hr: Welksr's steam ysehS NsIlis Nsss. -
w aah and Gus ~ ~ dayG
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The Arabian Woman's Estste.

In the estate of Anna l. Yossf, the Arab
woman killed few days ego u New yesk eve
nue. crossing Of Tie Metropolitan railrosA
S ;.a Sr :. today granted letter. Of admin
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BORDER ALL AROUND

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS MADE UP W.T.
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steve himself, who was one of the party
Gov. Jackson has pleasant face and a severe
limp as If paralysis had overtaken him. He
walks heavily with q cane. He is very agreeable
in conversation.
MR. ooRMAS's WARY REMARKS.
The governor occupied the rocking chair Of
comfort ON the veranda while Senator CORN an
was talking near by to large circle of admir-
ing friends: The Senator, conversing on party
matters, said:
"well, there is really nothing going on Just
now. National politics will remain dormant
until the new conditions leading to another
national campaign begin to show signs Of
activity. Then we must take hold No one
can tell what the issue Of the next contest will
be-"
The Senator was significantly reticent when
the late conflict OF politics, the late Presidents
tariff pose and the probabilities Of his renomi-
nation on the same platform we're suggested
He parried this in a few moments by remark
ing: ut is a fortunate thing for the country
that parties are SO evenly divided. Four years
in great state like New York settled the con-
test in our favor. In November few thousand
votes reversed the verdict in favor of the re-
publicans."
1t is said that the Senator believes that there
must be a new deal on new issues il q ray of
probable democratic victory is to be found on
the horizon of politics.
STRANGE POLITICAL oo,nAxr.
Republican Manager ex-Delegate Stephen n
Elkins and Democratic Leader Senator Arthur
p. German in the same car on pleasure party
represented in O small compass mechanically
the antipodes Of politics.
Said Mr.. Elkins, in reply to Q question, "Oh,
yes. German Is up here arranging his fences,
but it's no use. We run this end Of the state
He had better keep things in repair at his end
or his people may get away. Maryland and
West Virginia are good republican working
ground"
Mr. German, in reply to the same question.
politically adjusted, said: "Oh, yes, everything
10 in excellent shape. The democratic party ID IN
majority in Maryland and West Virginia and
We intend to keep IL 90. Everything u very
satisfactory in this end Of the state
Father-in-law Davis finds il rather suddsn
and wearing shifting from Son-in-law Eikins
an aggressive and ont-spokeu republican 70
Party Friend German. an intensified democrat
in dispensing bis lavish hospitality. DxRR K.
Sales Of Real Estate.
Florence A. johnson has bought for ok7oo
Of L. G. Billings subs AZ and 2sl, "a. 1904
each 1880 feet on II between 18th end ISL
The Arabian Womanss Estste.
In the estate Il Anna Z. Yosef, the Arab
woman killed few days ago q New york eve
nue. erossing Of Tie MstropeliAn railroad,
Judge Bradley today granted lsttsrs Of sdnin-
'sfrsaon 70 samuel George ON e2oo besds.
M. b I. Walker, in company with Insi>e.r
=. v. Wslker, Capt r n Bell and . psr1V Al
fEisndss has gone down to Oliftos nSaoS -
NJ. walkers steam yacht NoIlfn MarR 49,
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Sales Of Real Estate.

Florence A. johnson has bought for a. 7oo
Of L. G. Billings subs AZ and 26l, "a. 1904
each 1880 feet on H between 18th ssd ISSS
streets northeast