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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
THE TRACKS ON SIXTH sTREET.
What Merchants on Seventh street Say
About the Injunction Suit


The action Of property owners on eth street
IN applying for an injunction against Tho
Washington and Georgetown railroad 70 pre-
vent their use Of 9Th street for temporary
tracks to relieve 7th street while the work Of
putting IN the cable road is 8 ling on was dis
cussed considerably at the District buildinss
today.
number OF the business men Of 9Th street
called on the Commissioner and csntsin
symons to see II something cannot be done %
relieve them in case the railroao company are
enioined from laying their tracks on 6,b street.
During the day Attorney Riddle called upon
to embody in his answer 70 the Injunction.
WHAT CAPT. sYNoss says.
Captain symons, speaking upon the subject
to STAR reporter today; said: Il ,hina its .
shame that an injunction should be taken on,
with reference 20 the railroad occupying eth
street temporarily. Such an arrange
ment is surely in the interest Of
the people. as it takes away the immense
travel on 9TH street and permits the company
to expedite the work. There are four slterna-
tives. The railroad company will either have
TO lay extra tracks on 9TH street. use
one track. close the street entirely or
be allowed to 60 ahead a. suggested
by me. As have already said. this arrange
ment was not made for the benefit OF the rail-
road company, but for the convenience Of the
travelling public, as we'll as the business men
on 9TH street"
WHAT sEvESTH-sTREET MERCHANTS SAT.
Merchants on 9TH street are much exercised
over the efforts Of residents on 9Th street 20
prevent temporary tracks being laid on the
latter street They say that il eth street il
torn up and blocked by the additional tracks,
ther business will be greatly injured
curing the busiest season OF the year. Persons
VINO desire to reach certain stores will be pre-
vented by the impossible condition OF the SIDE
walks and cutters and will go elsewhere. In
tins way their business will be greatly
affected. They think that the power OF the
Commissioners in such a matter ought 20 be
recognized and that IL will be better for few
people to be inconyenienced for a little while
than TO injure permanently the business in
terests of the 9TH street merchants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
THE MICHIGAN BANDIT.
Train RObber Holzshay Escapes from
Jail with Several Other Prisoners.

DETROIT, NICE, Sept. IA special to the
Netcs from Bessemer, Mich, says: Raymond
Holzshay, the train robber, stage robber, muir
derer, burglar and general bandit who was
captured a few days ago at Republic has just es-
capped from the county Jail here along with
several other prisoners.
A general hue and cry has been raised and
the sheriff is calling upon every man he can
reach in the city and country to take
the trail Of the desperate fugitive. II
he 10 not overhauled at once
bloodhound which have been telegraphed for,
will be put upon his trail, and should he make
any resistance when overtaken it is likely he
will be killed.
The most intense excitement prevails and the
people are responding unanimously to Sheriff
Foleys request to turn out. kilograms have
been sent in every direction SO as to anticipate
the Desperate at all points Of egress from this
region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
I'd EDITION.
Latest TelBgIans to The Sar.
THE MASONIC DIFFICULTY.
The Cerneau Supreme Council Issues
Proclamation.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The Supreme council
Of the Cerneau Scottish Rite Masons has issued
o proclamation in which the council says:
First. BY our constitution fraternal relations
can be established only with Scottish Rite
bodies, and the sole power TO perfect such
relations Is thereby rested in the Supreme
council.
Second Believing then and now that we had
the unquestionsble right 70 entor into friendly
relations with any other legal Scottish Rite
organization in the world, proposition
such relations with the Grand college Of rites
which we then and now understand to be .
purely Scottish Rite body attached to the Grand
orient Of France. Attending its con-
sideration by both parties our sovereign
grand commander appointed Brother Munro
bis agent near said Grand college to verify for
him certain historical facts. But the original
proposed relations between the two bodies have
never been contaminated.
Third. Since such limited appointment our
Scottish Rite enemies, disregarding the facts
and intending to mislead the craft to our pre-
judice, have falsely insisted and published
broadcast that we had, contrary to Grand
lodge order. entered into fraternal relations
with the Grand Orient Of France.
Fourth. Having as Master Masons, Royal
Arch, Cryptic Masons and Knights Templar,
since our organization in 1907. been ever loyal
and true to Grand lodge, Grand chapter,
Grand council and Grand encampment, and
to each of their subordinate bodies, We dc not
intend that at this late day our loyalty shall be
suspected.
Fifth. Therefore. insisting that we never in
tentionally did or committed any act or thing
showing any want of loyalty to Ancient
Craft Masonry, and that there may be
no further excuse to claim that
We have, we do hereby withdraw
said proposal, and annul, vacate and set aside
Aaa h a,@Ie H. -
authority in our rite. wherein or whereby 1t
might be claimed, even by our enemies, that
fraternal relations had been effected between
the said Grand orient of France or any of its
bodies and our organization contrary to the
order or decree Of any Grand lodge Of the
United States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
The Cold Wave AImo,t Here

The ''cold wave" is almost here. The line of
90 degrees passed through Cumberland, Nd,
this morning, extending from northeast TO
southwest The high" has covered nearly the
entire country, the storm having gone up 70
the north of the ST. Lawrence valley. There
has been decided fall in temperature in all
districts east Of the Mississippi. and this morn
ing the temperature here was 8 degrees lower
than II was yesterday morning. The forecast
for the District was cooler. fair weather, north
westerly winds, frosts tonight" special
bulletin says that frost is also indicated for
Maryland tonight.
There were only three rain spots on the
map this morning and only a few places where
clouds were observed. The map looked cold
and wiutery
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and 18th street, every day and during the
evening from the 9th Of next month until the
conclaye is over.

and 18th street, every day and during the
evening from the 9th Of next month until the
conclave is over.
TO aEcxrvx coNxANpIarrs.
Chairman Moore Of the committee on recep-
ton has appointed Mr.. Z. B. Hay 70 establish
Headquarters at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot and Mr.. Edward Baldwin to do the same
thing at the Baltimore and Ohio depot. They
viii be assisted by detail of about 100 sir
knights, and when q commsncery arrives for
whose reception no special arrangements have
been made by q local commandery a squad Of
from three to six knights will be detailed to
escort the commandery to its headquarters.
EN-. Sir Augustine I. Smyths, Charleston, 6.
c., and EN-. Sir Charles R. Dennis, Providence,
RI. have been appointed on the chief mar
shal's STAFF
THE OFFICERS OF THE COMMITTEE.
81 have found al the officers OF the triennial
committee and the individual members Of the
executive committee all willing 70 do more than
conclavs," said Chairman Parker 10 q STAB re-
porter. "The vice chairman, Eminent Sir
George Z. Corson, has been present at almost
every meeting of the triennial committee, and
by his advice and experience rendered valua-
BILE service. The treasurer, Eminent Sir Thos.
Somerville, has manifested the deepest interest
in the success of the conclave from its earliest
conception and his business experience has
been Of great value. 1t is hardly necessary to
say that his financial standing is such that the
triennial committee required no bond OF him
a. treasurer" The corresponding secretary,
Eminent Sir Harrison Dingman. has devoted
all his time for several months to the arrange
ments Tor the conclave, working Eea1ous1y
through the day and late in the night. and has
proved most efficient. The recording secre-
tary, Sir Warren H. circuit, as is always the
case with him, performs every duty with fdel-
ity and care, and to the satisfaction OF the tri-
ennial committee"
The committee on theaters, Of which Sir
Knight 0. G. Staples is chairman, is consider
ing the matter of entertainments at theaters,
&C., during the conclave.
BIG MASSACHUSETTS, conMANpERY.
representative OF Springfield, Mass, COM
mandery, who was in the city yesterday on
business In connection with the proposed
Knights Templar parade. He says
that the Springfield commandery will
bring 200 knights out Of 500. headed by Colts
army band Of Hartford, Conn. They propose
to bring their famous picture belonging to
their lodge, containing large sized portraits Of
435 members Of the order OK western Massachu-
sets.
CoSCLAvE CHAT.
The banquet to the members Of the grand
encampment, which is to take place on Friday
night, October IL, will be under the control Of
the local triennia committee, and there will be
present about three hundred guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
An Unknown Hero.

PrrrsBuHo. Sept 27.-The men injured in the
molten metal accident at the Edgar Thomson
steel works last night, with probably
two exceptions, are out of danger.
Capt. VIM. X. Jones is suffering q great deal
from his wounds, but will recover. The
feshless body Of Michael King, the missing
Hungarian, was found about midnight en-
bedded IN the hot steel.
IL 10 stated that the lives Of all the men about
the furnace were saved by an unknown hero,
who, with wonderful presence Of mind, turned
the valve and shut of the blast - soon as tho
break occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Transfers of Real Estata

Deeds in fee have been fled as follows
Genevive E. Walker to Della Chapel, lot g.
50. 9s2; 3. N. S. Roberts to W. Mayse, subj.
ca and 65, 50. 672; .. Lizzie Cannon 10 II.
W. Smith, part :, SO. ssh; g. Cornelius Hori-
gan to Mary F. Horigan. part So sos; e. HI.
Muldrow to d. i. Davis. lot l, d. and L. s sub.
Mt. Pleasant; 6. W. III. Ferguson 20
Sarah 4. Patterson, sub. s, 50. ss2: e..
Alice NJ. Goodwin 10 y. ii. Bowman, lot 8
blk. ID. Brookland; 8. India z. smith 20
James i. Bradford, sub 20, so. l22; q. Mar
garet W. 5. Chesholme ct al 90 John II. Walter,
lot 10, SO. s64 J. 2, and 7, 90. s93; II 10 is sa
sS5; to 8, 10 to Is 20. 50. 9Ss; l. 2. II TO l6.
SO. 962; 8 TO Z. 50. 1884, 20 8, 50. sec: S to Is.
81. l0l7; II to Is, So i0ls; /, 3. 8. Z, So e. OF
1925; and Is, 50. lOi6; IL, 50. loco; Ii to ls,
So lO6l: s.
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The Rutterwortb Recent,on.

1t is expected that Mr. Butterworth will give
an interesting account Of the Paris exposition
during his reception on Monday evening, and
in that connection boom the 1892 exposition
for Washington. Two or three glee clubs have
volunteered their services, but it is thought
that Mr.. Butterworth's speech will occupy fully
an hour, and much time cannot be given to the
musical feature of the program, especially as
there will be other speakers present All re-
publican associations located in Washington
are invited to meet at the Arlington hotel at
pm. Monday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Blowing Of Steam Whistles Illegal.

In passing upon the complaint Of Mrs. Esch
that the blowing Of steam whistles on the Met
ropolitan branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad annoyed her Attorney Riddle decides
as follows:
ut is penal ofYense to sound steam whistle
on any street. avenue, alley, highway, footway,
sidewalk, parking or public space. 1t might
be we'll to issue notice that section /, article g.
police regulations, will be enforced against ali
railroads that sound steam whistles, &C., in the
District"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
AdIer,s Condition TODAY

Maurice Adlor's attendants discovered this
morning that new complication or rather
growth Of trouble that has for sometime been
threatening had made its appearance. The
lower extremlties from the knees
down are swoolen to consider
able eKteut-an edematosa aeae,ioo
which may spread very rapidly. Everything
that medical science can suggest is being done
to reduce the symptoms. but SO far without
success The patients morning pulse was 1876;
II varies however, very considerably, but only
at rare Intervals is it anything like moderately
suong. AdIers temperature was l0l1s today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Baltimore Markets ,

BALTIMORE. Sept 27.-Cotton duli-middling,
rs. Flour active: very steady. Wheat-south-
2, SO; steamer, rs; western firm; No. winter
red, spot, 82aS4; September. seas4: October.
has2s: December. s5has5,.; January, 75x.
40a42; western, strong; mixed, spot. 4ok; Sep
tember 4Oh: october, 4oaa4oS: November, 40h
a4o'.; year, 39sa39,s: January. aexaae,.. Oats
23a25. Rye quiet. 5os52. Hay easier. except
choice-prime % choice timothy, 13O0a14 CO.
Provisions arm and good tobbing trade mess
pork, 1880. Bulk meau-looss shoulders, 81:
long clear. ef; clear rib sides. ek; sugar picked
active-westsrn PACKED, 1sais: creamery. 2aaas
Eggs quiet and nrm-fresh, 20a2L. Sugar strong
"A soft. 8: copper steady; refined, 1oalOH.
per bushel, SID. Cork Tor orders, 4s. Sd. Re-
ceipts - -four, 1000 barrels; wheat. 1000
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 5000 bush
barrels; corn, 5000 bushels. saies-wheat, $780,
600 bushels: corn, II. 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE, Sept 81. Virginia consois, Ala
ss.si; Northern Central stock. 7is7sE; cincin,
matt, Washington and Baltimore nrsts l0oa1OOk:
consolidated gas bonds. Ill; do. stock, a.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept "a closing wheat-Septsm-
So. cornOsspsemeef. sis: october. az; DE- DE-,
cember. 81 q; May, 33A. Oats-September, lsA;
October. lsk; December. lss; May. 2ex. PORK
$40; January, 9.35. Lard - September 6l2k:
October, q o7h; November, BY; January, 5.s2x.
Short ribs-September. 5.15: October, 467k; No
vember, 40; January. ATM.
Dave Mo1fatt's Robber Confesses.
A dispatch from Denver relates that the man
who robbed d. b. Moffatt Of the First national
bank last spring has been found, and has con-
fessed his crime. His name is Frank Pine, and
he h known Is . confidence man. He has all
along been under suspicion Of the Mofsass rob-
berry. Pine has made dying confess
sion The job 20 coolly and successfully exc
euted was planned by Pine and carried ont bv
@. 7. Wells, confederate. Wells IL either IN
Iowa or Minnesota, where detectives have zone
TO arrest him. His capture is regarded a. GER
nofafts once and, pistol N hand, msds I'm
sign draft tor e2o,0oQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
TH WONDERFUL oARksBAp spR1Saa

Al The Ninth international Medical Consrsss Dr. A.
L. A. Iebsldt Of the University Of PsnusyIvsns, reed
sBsp stating that out Of hrty treated with ths
genuine imported Powdered Carlsbad Sprudsl sAt for
6rsnic constipation. hyposhondris disease Of the hv
er and Kidneys !sundies. adiposs, Diabetes, dropsy
RON vavulsr heart disease. dyspspas catarrhal In
fAnAstisn Of The stomach ulcer Of The stomach or
sIlssn, ehlAssa With mArasmes, SsuS rAsuRssism Of
1e Jelns grsvG. ETC. twsntysx were entirely cured.
three much iRproy 3D. and treated long enough
Average tina Of srsstnsnt. four weeks.
The Carlsbad Sprudsl Salt powder fsrn), IL an sx-
eeusnt psrtsa laxative and Dtsretsc. 1t cLeors s
eopylsrton, ptrtses ne Blood 10 10 easily soluble
pleasant to and in action. Tbsgsnuine
product Of the CARLSBAD Springs 10 exported in round
tooB, and mas The giSnstgrs "ElsSKR gkHpLE-
son CO., ;" sole agents, Barclay street New tsxky
on every bottle One bottls mailed uE9p reGspt OF
one Dollar. Dr. T0boldrs lscfnrss mtilsd nee upon
application sul-n.w6l
FUNO REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER AND
bowels and promote digestion, take one OF Carriers
Little Liver Pills every night Try thsin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to Cornelius u. Kenealy and
Essie Alexander; James Jones and Elizabeth
Harris; E. J.. oller of Waynesboro', Pa. and
Ida A Downin of Pen Mar; Chas. D. Murphy
ana Ara q. Thompson, both of Montgomery
county, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Nelson and Alcryon to Trot Agai,

Nelson ana AlcryOn 20 TrOt Again.
Bosrox, Sept H.--Mr. O. h. Nelson, owner
Of the Maine stallion Nelson, is out in the fol-
lowing self-sxplanatory letter: ITO the editor
of the Globe: In reply to the reports in regard
70 the stallion race not being won on its merits,
make the following proposition: win trot
Nelson against Alcryon over Mystic park next
Tuesday or Wednesday for from %. 500 TO $4,000
. side, 70 satisfy the public that my horse can
win ON his own merits. ! have had an offer 10
sell Nelson for very big money, but have can
celed the sale until this race can be trotted
The Gjoos can name the judgea
c1A1tss Il NxIsox."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Il. B. TowsEs & Sox

7. B. TowSEs & Sox.
DkAIkRs IN DRY GOODS,
1915 sEvEN1H STREET NORTHWEST.
Blsashed fable Linen, 25c.
blsaehed shsstiDs, PA yards wide, 2oc
Inoleached Sheeting, "a yards wide, lSc.
Canton FLANNEL, &c. Extra Heavy Do. l0c.
Heavy Red Twilled Planned, all wool. zoe. and Csc.
Brd Ticking. -. festher-prOof Do, l5c.
White Flannel. all WOOL. from l5c. up. Extra Good,
25e
Calico, fast eolors and beautiful styles, SC.
White BED spreads, extra large, 75c.
Bed Comforts from Soc. up
White Blankets, good and heavy, o.. So
surAh SIX, IN black and colors SOC.
Large hRe SILK Hush. in all shades, 371<c.
Black Dress SILK. Use, 81, SILKS.
Hearietta Cashmeres. IN Black and Colors, yard
wide 26c.
FLANNEL Suitins. all wool, 2s inches wide, Csc.
Plaid and Stripe Flannel SuitIng, beautiful styles,
soc
Large line Of Csrsets. An extra good one for 39c.
Ladies Vests in all grades prime article FOR 25c
Children's NssSs from Sc. up.
We have one u the best Gents Undershirts ever Of
fered in this market for SOC. y13-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were she readings at the sic-
nal office today: Sam, 81; pm, So; maxi.
mum, 60: minimum. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
HOUSE, 81 HrRHMANs's
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM


HAS BECOME, THROUGH les BENEFI-
CENcE, SO FIRMLY IMBEDDED IN THE
AFFECTIONS OF THE PUBLIC AS TO RE-
oUIRE NO EXTRAORDINARY ENERGY ON
oURPART TO EXTEND THE SPHERE OF
IT'S USEFULNESS.
ITS FAR REACHING AND CoMPREHEN-
sIvE METHODS HAVE BEEN PARTIcI-
PATEDIN By THOUSANDS, AND TODAY,
THROUGH FAIR AND EQUITABLY DEAL
ING. WE REST WITHOUT PEER IN THE
HISTORY OF THE
CREDIT BUSINESS OF THIS CITY.
BEING THUS FIRMLY ESTABLISHED WE
ARE NOT NECEssITATED TO ASSUME ALL
MANNER OF RISKS AND ARE THERE
FORE PREPARED TO OFFER OUR GOODS
CREDIT
ATPRICEs IN CONFORMITY WITH THOSE
OF STRICTLY CASH HOUSES AND UPON
TERMS WITHIN THE REACH OF THE ARTI-
SAN AND LABORER,
THE ExAcTIoNs OF OUR SYSTEM ARE
so INSIGNIFICANT THAT NO RELIABLE
HOUSE Keeper NEED SUFFER DIsCoM-
FORT. HowsoEvER MEAGER THE PURSE
MAY BE.
OUR THREE COLOSSAL STORES ARE Re
PLETE WITH PARLoR AND BED ROOM
FURNITURE IN WALNUT. OAK. ASH.
CHERRY AND MAHOGANY
CARPETS OF EVERY GRADE AND DE-
sCRIPTIoN. DRAPERIEs. BUFFkTs. RAT
TAN AND FANCY ROCKERS. wARDRoBEs
TOILET SETS. FOLDING BEDS.
STOVES AND RANGES.
AND EVERYTHING IN THE HoUsEFUR-
SIsHING LINE. ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER
CREDIT.
FxACTISG THRILLING SUN As EARNEST
OF THE BARGAIN AND ACCEPTING THE
BALANCE IN PARTIAL PAYMENTS By THE
WEEK OR MONTH IN SATISFACTION OF
THE DEBT.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
ee1 and e23 9Th st. ana CSC Mass ave- NV
se2-4m
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Death Of an Episcopal Clergyman.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAB
ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. 2.-Rev. r. T. Brown,
formerly pastor of Christ Episcopal church Of
this town, died this morning at bis home near
Silver Spring. His death is greatly lameuted
in this community by his friends, who have
known him for years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

DoRsEH-ALDEN. On September &c 1889 AT thu
residence OF the brides father, by the New Fstbe,
herNics, kEhNON N. DORSEY 10 SARAH daIlghss,
81 James Alden. A.S.N. No cards. .
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'Nornss Luz Tux.

= n voAass q q ~ tAks Aysr's Pua
pronDs - sssssvs In Aak s.lAA tAsy lsavs
assIsfssfs. - nay - sAAaaisssssA 70 old or
yaans. KAsssss nvsn- Il nast Saginaw, Mich,
says: 4 ~s . srsss sa9s,r from cons.ips-
don. nssdAsAs. and esasral Debility. NJ akin
". yellow. and I hal constant pain In my side
sAA eASk osAsr medicines failing took three
boIss Of Ayers Hills aalsn sussd"
II rs ssvassly sais.sd With pyspspsts and
Enlasssnsns Of the Liver. meet Of The time b.
Ing unable - retain sny solid food Three boxes
OF Ayers Pills cured ms."-Lusius AexAndss,
harslshsAd. Maas.
AYES PILLS,
Prepared By d.. J. c. Aver Co.. lowell. Masa
Bold ey AL Druggists aud De slsrs in Msdicinea
mhl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

" 4 b jus Z 9s. S Fun Lin. of
NV CARPETS,
WITS. BODY .BRgssEL TAPEsTRIEs
AID iNGhAISS
SMYRNA. WILTON and VELVET CARPETS from
by 70 l0x9 BY IA feet, IN choice Patterns
se4-sm HooE BRO 4 CO.. 1898 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

SOMETHING NV.
LEATHERoID TRUNKS.
Very light in weisht.
STRONGER and MORE DURABLE than
Sole Leather and at HALF THE PRICE.
Made aud sold only st ToPHAM'S
Trunk Factory, 1921 Pa. ave.
122-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
GER TIE Best.

GER TIE Best.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
LUTZ BRO.
4o7 Penn ave. adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and satehels Of best makes at low prices
apl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27

P5sIrsa Errpc,u.u.
BrEcHars PMS
BErcHAns Pn1a
ut.sa.s.stf sss sfE9sE stl PEBss
M, - MokAt A GUINEA BOA
IHpA1kl-D OBJECTION
p. seld sy az Dryfg5.ts P1cs Y5c, per Boa. frs,
SSsAnirs ing lA,r. AIlLN ! Co, SOLE lsess Sor
s.s does not sla sg. Cana vi 4, g. &c 4
~ receipt Of price, bat inquire nssI d. nsnusa
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STEEL FOR Two CRursrns.-Advertisement
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are TIE orening and closing prices Of
The New York svocs Market, - reported by special
wire &c Cora n and Mccartney, Il 10 l. street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
A Fall on the Sixth Street Track.

Julia Green, colored woman, while passing
along street at 9th street this afternoon was
badly hurt about her face and head by falling
over the temporary railroad track just laid by
the Washington and Georgetown railroad at
that point
A wagon was crossing the track at the time
and the noise made by the vehicle caused her
to make q turn and she stumbled over the rail.
count of the rolling surface Of the concrete
and many Of the iron spikes protrude so much
that persons are liable to stumble over them.
The spikes are not driven in all the holes in
the rail and that is what causes the vehicles
crossing the tracks to make 80 much noise.
Yesterday a wagon in attempting to turn OF
the track was broken down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
Fon Nervous DEBrrrrr

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Dr. A. N. BuBy. Mitchell. DAB. sav.. ct h.~.
used II in number Of Of nervous DEBILITY win
very good results" .~os -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-27
The Color Line in Church.

New YoRx, Sept 27.-The colored Episco-
palians who are in convention in this city are
today framing a memorial touching upon the
color line in the North Carolina diocese. This
memorial will be presented 10 the general
Episcopslian convention held here on Monday.