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THE ALEXANDRIA VIEW OF III.
What Mrs Daingerfieid's Friends Say
About the AFFAIR.
! Dispatch TO THk Fvxxrso sr,,.

spechl Dispatch to THK kvxSIxo Srss.
ALEXANDRIA Va. September L
The publication in The SrAR on Saturday
about completed so far the history OF the
Biunt-Daingerfeld assault case. At Aiexandris,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reyerdy Daingeriiold,
the matter continues the subject Of talk every
where, but the affairs at the Dangerfeid man.
sion. as seen from without. went on As usual
upon the Sabbath. The ladies and children Of
the families went to church quietly. as has
been their custom. some TO the Episcopal and
some 70 the Catholic Church. for the families
are not In unison as 10 religious faith. Mr. Rev
erdy Daingerfeld is understood 90 have had q
conference with Mr.. Barbour Thompson. Major
W. ". Herbert, Mr.. W. A. Snoot and other
friends on Saturday night, but the result OF the
conference, II any result was reached. is kept
secret He left Alexandria az $50 this morss-
ing on the Washington ferry boat with a friend
from lower Maryland Mir. Daingerhelds
friends here. and he has no enemies IN AleNan-
d,la' express the utmost contempt for Blunt
VINO was Tor weeks a general fRvorite here.
They say that the frozen viper that struck tho
beneiactor At whose fire he had been warmed
Is a mt sImile of the case. Mr.. Daingerfield had
seemed exceedingly fond OF Blunt. had brought
HIM TO the clubs; carried HIM out IN his car
rage TO Daingerheld's Island the farm on
The Potomac opposite the United States maga-
zinc ls called: opened his house 20 him ard
always treated hlm with all the confidence OF
atriend. The abuse OF Daingerfields confidence,
has friends say, even in the excitement OF drink,
puts Blunt beyond the pale Of OF humanity. Ac-
cordiug TO their views it outlaws him aud en-
titles MIR. Daingerheld TO shoot hum down az
the hTst opportunity. At the same time they
know that the law would not Justify such
shooting. and there is a general counsel 60 Mr.
Dalngerheld not TO shoot at time aud place
where any sort of legal incarceration would be
the result They bid him wait hls chances.
There is no likelihood whatever OF a duel.
Blunt's brutal conduct. MIR. DAngerheld's
friends say, puts HIM beyond any recognition OF
that sort. All the relatives of Mr.. paingerfield
decline TO see newspaper men; but thIs is a
summary of the present aspect OF the matter
from an Alexandria noiut of wow
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A Walking Match.

DErBoIr, MICH, Sept. IA six-days, 142
hours, go-as-you- please pedestrian contes, Was
started here at 1905 this morning. The fol-
lowing, comprising some Of the best known
pedestrians in the country, were in at the start:
Guerrero, Noremac, Cartwright. Horan,
Messier, Moore, Hart. Hegelman. Connors,
Sullivan, Hoagland. Mackey, Cox Taylor,
Nolan, Campana, krautz, LOOMS. Little,
Andre. Hinchey, Beckley Howard. Glyck,
Benedict. Randle. Townsend.
At IL a. m. this morning the score was: Guer-
rerro. &c miles; Noremac. 81 miles; Cartwright.
CA miles: H.. an, 56 miles; Messier. 6I miles;
Moore, SO miles; Hart, 63 miles; Hegelman. Go
miles; Connors, GO miles; sullivan. 40 miles;
Hoagland. 50 miles; Mackcy. 46 miles; Howard.
AZ m lies: Townsend. 40 miles; Cox 63 miles;
Taylor, 43 miles; Nolan, - miles; krantz, 81
miles
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TO BEGIN TOMORROW.
The Chicago Carpenters Will Lay Down
Their Tools for Awhile.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The long threatened car
penters' strike will begin tomorrow. BY the
order of the council all union carpenters are
called out with few exceptions. The men
working on the public schools will not be in
terferred with and those working for
bosses who are willing TO nav the
371a cents an hour called for by
the agreement entered into last Nav will be
allowed to continue. All others are reported to
be determined TO make another fight and from
present indications the fight will be long and
bitter one The men say that in the event OF
failure they will strike again next spring and
keep on striking until the bosses will recognize
their demands and deign to treat with them in
O friendly spirit
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Henry George Home Again.

New YORK, Sept Henry George reached
here early this morning by the steamship Servis.
Delegates from the Single Tax Club met Mr..
George at the pier and extended him a cordial
welcome. In addition 10 the appointed dele
gates large number of siEgle-tax men marched
in body TO meet their chief.
As soon as Mr.. George was seen on the bridge
the single-tax men sent up a cheer OF welcome.
Mr.. George informed his friends that ne felt
tired after his voyage and needed a few hours
rest Mr.. George will be present at the confer
ence of the single-tax men this afternoon.
Mr.. George looked better than at any time
since the campaign of 1856. Mrs George who
accompanied him on his tour around the world.
came down the gang plank of the steamer
shortly after him. Both went TO the Westmins-
ter HOTEL where Mr.. George again talked 20 a
few of his friends. He said that his trip was
more successful than be had anticipated.
even in the protection strongholds of Aus
tralia. His most pronounced views on free
trade, he said, were given an impartial hear
ing everywhere. ''Single tax clubs" he said,
'.sprang up all along the line after my speeches
The issue has already entered Australian poll
tics. SIR Henry Parkes, premier Of New South
Wales, is a convert OF ours and earnest ad-
vocate Of single tax. He used his influence to
make my trip a success.
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TREASURER HUSTON TO RESIGN.
He Signifies His Intention to Retire In
january.

CoSSoRsynLE, ISD., Sept 1.-The Hon. J. ".
Huston, treasurer OF the United States. who
has been spending few days at his home here,
has said TO a number Of intimate friends that
be will resign his position Immediately after
the state election. He may possibly remain in
Office until January I. but not later. His res
ignation was prepared several months ago but
was withheld at the request OF prominent In-
diana renuhllcans
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Stockbridge (Md) moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill providing for govern
ment inspection Of coal mines in the terri
tories. Agreed to.
MR. cooPERs QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.
Mr.. Cooper Qnd.), rising to a question of
privilege. stated that one Of the charges made
in the resolution offered by him for the inyesti-
CATION Of the commissioner of pensions
was that the commissioner was SELL
ing stock In refrigerator company
to employees Of the Pension Office. He had in
vain attempted to obtain the names of
the stockholders in the concern. Today
was borne out by the testimony that
one Of the members OF the investigating COM
mittee--Representative NJ. L. Smyser of Ohio
was one OF the stockholders. He (Mr. Cooper,
therefore. offered resolution discharging Mr..
Smyser from the committee and directing the
Speaker to appoint his successor.
THE QUESTION AT ISSUE.
Mr.. Sawyer On. Y.) said that the question
which the committee was appointed to in
vestigate was whether the commissioner pro-
NOTED employees under him for the reason that
they became stockholders in the refrigerator
company. There was no reason why the fact
that Mr.. Sawyer was q stockholder affected his
qualification to decide whether Mr. Raum's
official conduct had been wrong.
MIR. Cultivate (Ohio) was surprised that any
gentleman OF honor and integrity should raise
any question as to the propriety OF the gentle
man from Ohio Immediately Withdrawing from
the committee.
MR. sMYsER's STATEMENT.
Mr.. Smyser said that he had no intimation
he was going to be appointed on the committee
until the announcement was made by the
Speaker. As a member Of the commit
tee ne had entered upon the dis
charge Of his duty. and he had done
it faithfully and well. He did own some
of the stock, but that fact in no manner could
affect the integrity or honor Of an honest man;
aad friends who knew him would never impute
to him Q want Of honor or a want of integrity.
While he did not understand why the fact Of
his ownership OF stock should affect his stand
ing as a member of the committee, IL his col
leagues on the committee were Of the opinion
that he was affected he would yield willingly
aud resign his position
HOPED Mr.. sMYsEn WOULD WITHDRAW.
Mr.. Morrill, (Kan.), chairman Of the commit
(Coatiamed on FVh PaoeI
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Trouble Over q Quarantine.

Waco, Tex, Sept The town Of Marlin
still maintains an attitude Of rebellion against
the authority OF Gov. Ross and refused tc
abolish the quarantine placed against Waco
A lawyer OF this city, who was employed to Sc.
cure an injunction in q cause involving half q
million, was forcibiy thrust upon the cars and
driven OF and the corporation against which
the injunction was brought gained an i'm
portant advantage. He has fled suit agains,
the authorities Of Marlin for half @ million
damages. The commerce of Waco is suffering
terribly a. result Of The quarantine, the cot
ton trade being directed away. Gov. Ross says
he will break the Quarantine and the Texas
rangers are now within Ave hours Of the town.
II IL feared there viii be . collision between
them and the people,
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Result of bad Blood.

VERGESSEs, W., Sept L-Alphonse Chi
quette, with n musket, shot and killed Fred
Collette at his home in Ferrisburg Sunday.
Jealousy was the cause of the shooting There
has been bad blood between the men ever since
Collette married last fan. etiquette was ar
rested while in bed at his home and is in Jail
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international Courtesies.

PARIS, Sept Admiral Raiunier, naval
commander at Toulon, in reply to letter from
Vice Admiral Hoskins, commanding the British
British cruiser and dispatch boat were about
TO enter the port, sent a courteous note invit-
ing the whole British Mediterranean squadron,
which 10 nov in the Gulf of Juan. 20 visit
Toulou- The authorities are making elaborate
preparations for the reception Of the squ2dreA.
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Troops With Prisoners.

WINCHESTER, KY. Sept Capt Gather
with about thirty soldiers arrived here last
evening. having in charge twelve Of the noto-
rious French -Eversole faction. who have been
a terror TO the law-abiding citizens of south
eastern Kentucky tor the past two or three
years. After turning the prisoners over 20 the
jaller Of Clarke county Capt Gather and his
men went on to Lexington last night All OF
the prisoners are under indictment for murder.
but the fact does not appear 10 have a very de-
pressing affect on their spirits. French and
Eyersole are young men and their appearance
does not give any indication OF the desperate
characters they have proved themselves to De.
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French Army Maneuvers.

PANS, Sept 1.-The French army maneuvers
opened yesterday in the north OF France.
SmokeIess powder was used in firing The smoke
was nearly invisible. The detonatiOn was a.
loud as that made by the old kind of powder
and was sharper and harsher.
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A Richmond Wedding.

Special Dispatch 10 THE EvrsISG srAn.
RICHMOND, Sept Mr.. Andrew Christian, a
prominent business man, and Miss Fannie
Archer, one Of Riehmond's most attractive
bellies, were married today at IL o'clock at
ST. Paurs Church. Rev. Hartley Carmichael
ofhciated and Rev. DR.. Robert p. Kerr, pastor
OF the First Presbyterian Church. robed in
biask soutane and white surplice, assisted
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solemnly swear that the above is a true
and correct statement Of the circulation OF
iHE EVENING STAR for the week ending August 80,
1890. FR.xKB Noyrs
Treasurer EVENING STAR Newspaper Co.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
FIRST day OF September. AID. 1890
JoHH It. c. CLARK,
Notary Pubic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-01

NAVAL ORDERS. VIM. II. Webb,
ordered to the Richmond 10th September next
as executive. Passed Assistant Engineer John
H. TObin, ordered to appear before the retiring
board. Lieut.. VIM. II. Everett. detached from
the Richmond 10th September and ordered to
duty in the branch photographic Office. Boston,
MagI
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RoNx, Sept L-Prime Minister Crispi pro-
ceeded on q special steamer from Naples to
Nice to-day. II 10 reported that the object of
his visit 10 to hold an Interview with Lord Sails
bury, the British prime minister, who l. now
ct Mica
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A Misplaced Switch.

PoUGHKEErsIE, NY, Sept. L-At 1 o'clock
this morning freight train on the New York
Central was thrown from the track just north
Of this city by misplaced switch. The engine
and five cars went down an embankment The
engineer and fireman jumped and saved them
selves The switch is supposed to have been
tampered with, as passenger train had passed
over it q short time before
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The STAR OuT OF TowN.-THE EVENING STAR
will be sent by mail to any address in the
United States or Canada for such period as may
be desired at the rate OF fifty cents per month.
HsTBut all such orders must be accompanied
By the money, or the paper cannot be sent, a.
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip.
tions. -
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Railroad Collision in France.

PARIS, Sept IA train was deraied today
near Arrens in the department of Grouse.
Seventeen carriages were wrecked and several
people killed and injured
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Morning game
Pittsburg (P.L.), Z; Philadelphia PL.),s
BROOKLYN, Sept. Morning game-Pi,ts-
burg (NL.), 3; Brooklyn (N.L.) TO-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Morning game
Cincinnati (N.L.). j. Philadelphia (N.L.l.
BosroS, Sept L.-Morning game-Chicago
(N.L.). A; Boston (N.L), !.
ROCHESTER, NY, Sept louisville, 6;
Rochester, IL
New HAVEN, Sept Newark, O.; New
Haven, T.
HARRISBURG, Sept. L-Lebanon, 9; Harris
burg, 3.
SYRACUSE, Sept l-Toledo 4. Syracusa 7
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A Republic I'm the Balkans.

PARIS, Sept 1.-The Figaro says that Eng
land has made a proposition to the powers
to agree upon a federation of Balkan states. in
eluding Roumania. Bulgaria, Servia, Monte
negro and part OF Albania. In regard to
Armenia, the paper says, England will under
take an active interference until order is re-
stored
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s956, ,721; customs, 81 ,O36,91
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EIGHTY KILLED.


| VIENNA, Sept IAN explosion occurred to-
day in mine at Boryslav in Galic;a. Eighty
miners were suffocated
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" EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 F ST.
ASSETS sI.II9oG2.77.
Office hours. from 9 am. TO ! 30 p. m. daily. On
the first Wednesday in each month the Office will be
oIen from 10 O'Clock =. Advances will be made
Promptly at o'clock. The I9;h issue Of stock open
Tor subscription.
Shares are $3.50 per month
$1,000 advanced Oh each share
Pamphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS SONERvILLE
JNo JOY EPSON. sec'ry. les
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION.

K<ERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Our actuassets are .s421 ,90s.12
Our iiabies for dues on shares ........ 36O.44aUO
Our surls interest fund is..........-. 6l,40O12
For thest two MOE tbs our friends have not been
regaled yh the usual interesting and entertaining
our but M ow W. aer 1 .ne sn
with ren ed vigor. DQrins the summer we have not
increasiIbusiness. For the ten months OF last Year
our receis s22l .39s. a. For the Same period
is in Iuence OF fulfilling promise of II
cent Ter mum on the redemption Of matured shares
Our expees for the same time only y, 2.d2.
We are ping 10 members hundreds OF dollars in
mon,hiyiesre.s e laying INSTITUTION where you can
have yopnoney back without waiting Tor IT paid ON
%hal We We sIS es ean, Ter OF secs
payment interest payable mSnthly and Per cent M per
membernd have more than $4,000 shares on our
We adace sl5O on each share: $3.50 on Ave
shares fos 10 monthly; 81 $50 on seven shares for
sit mony: a9o on ten shares for go % month";:
al any tn and lessen his payments of interest. BY
s ira ss an1 psS s rate of an
his advarss to q. q 4. j. = and even per cent per
All asscations Of This Kind good thngs for the
inembsraxhen proeerly managed. but we take os-
pecal pse IN dom; business at the least expense
10 the hpibe-s. hyincnis can he made and new
shsses ten at all tines and sdvance. aIrAnged for
~tEPSbStx bSsttxxSsos hlGis lsis aibnAHAM,
Present. Wee President.
+. t. hXTON, JOHN COOK.
IresIrer. Secretary. 6Is ioth ST.
A. ~ iEEKER "a Sd ST. Sc. Will ACCOMMODATE
the Capii Hhi IneiDers by bringing their dues TO
the nleet,g su29 It
D Having fosd an office moro convenient for
his lssr9s has remotdi1O di1O,.,,
.xsHrADr " WITH NEW STYLES OF
81 FIXTURES.
ca. tUDDIMAN. GA 18th ST,
.uos Formerly 1905 Fat.
ScHEAPEstU tUEL IN THE MARKET.
GRE Reelection
IN THf PRICE OF COKE
In ord, 20 reductur large stock we Will deliver
until tu,hsr motto bess quality Coke for domestic
| purpose. as the follfn LOW prices:
Is bushels bcrushsd. sl.75.
25 bushelf fushed. s..2o.
90 bu.hslf fcrushsd. $3.50.
| &obushslfushed. s3. 80
| BUY QUICK AN6ET THE DENEFIT OF THE
(IpUCTIoN.
| 'of f0s BROTHERS.
Exclusive asene eashing,on Gas Light Co s Coke.
Also the tpost bsye dealers in all kinds Of Fam
4 iIv FueI au2-tr
1,DR- Cy " LAIIMER HAS REMOVED
4 his Otto 1A03 \. \. ave. NV ul-2ni'
kOCI,tE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY.
Ner1e Of this Society sre informed that
Contract for CD "a oeeli made Win Two dealers 70
| furnish fuel iorx TEL ending June 30. ls91.
| Mem bers iu 1ekslCn Of the irsde Oara ending
| Aprif so lso &h obtain infor nation by calling
uIon any on Of the committees as given
on the bach OF = book
| BY order Of Committee.
| aa4 inI ]. W HARsHA. Secretary.
| CAnICATEs OF STOCK AND
Caea All methods OF frlnting AND
| EIgrnyirg. 0EDNEY & kOBEhTS.
| plh23 {lote st.. ADJOINING Post Building
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The POPULATION OF RICHMOND, IND, the Cen
sus Office announces. is 16,s49; increase since
1880, 4,l07, or 80 33 per cent
DIED IN YOKOHAMA. Tho Navy Department
has been informed by Rear Admiral Belknap
Of the death, at Yokohama, August 81, OF First
Lieut. W. C. Turner, U.S.M.C., attached to the
U.S.S. Omaha.
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R TEMPORARY OFFICE OF THE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
PANY,
1901 st.
CAPITAL $1,000, 700 CO.
This company issues certificates Of deposit bearing
interest as follows. on ali smounts DEPOSITED for
ninety days or more but less than six months. per
cent Per snDum. 31s per cent en- deposits for more
than 81 montbs but less than syesr and per cent
deposits Of one year or longer
Secured Investments fOr sale. Money loaned.
b. T. WARMER, tresideat
" B. Robson, Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles =. Bailey. GeCr-e r. Schsfer.
James l. BarboaE. Jonn 4 Hamilton.
george l. BsTtOl, Thomas SOInPrytllG
klehETd ". Clay John 4. swope.
H. >. Cummings, J. = Swo-mstedt
y j. Darlington, u6tterRley ". Talbot
John Joy EdsOn. George Truesdell
Charles j. Faulkner, H. II. Warner,
Albert r. Fox, A. Wilson.
~. c. Green, i. D. Wine,
WiiliaIII Il. Gurley. :. W. Woodward,
John Il. Larler, ChaS BENZ Wilkinson.
!e4-;1ra A. g. worthinxton-
WINDOW GLASS.-HAvING RECENTLY
49, received over 5000 Cases French Window
Glass prepared To- sell the wholesale or re-
tab - lower prlces than have been known heretofore
lsl BAtes for large small quantities promptly tnT
n!shed JAMES h MCGiLL, Dealer IL Building sup
lsless sos 10 Hl4 G ~. u.W au4- I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
@jETTINa ON TOWARD 1T.

ON TOWARD IT.
The demand FOR Fall Trousers
spickiug up and getting well on
ovard the hundred pairs day.
GU secure the pick of the Entire
al stock by placing your order
ov Tho patterns are the Dress
'st have shown for many sea-
ans 1 have also increased my
acIlities and can do double the
'ork heretofore possible.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
expert In Trousers"
81 Cor. 9th and stsn.w.
iFTER THE ABOVE DATE AN rs SDi t1'U Hf.
spOnsibleor bills contracted BY the firm former rly
known as oRkAf \ SALLkY. All debtors and cred
''si: sis ssa me ''ns 'e' rioMsssi riAG:MSqssi snn.Y
r@LL MEMBEKs OF LA 23s9 X OF l.
81 re hereby notified to attend special meet. i.
ing sATtDa1 ENENlN6. September q. at o'clock
rraDsscte BY order of NV. s1-5t
NIGHTS or rPYTHIAS-THE MEMBERS
WI fEQUAI LODGE, No. II, are earnestly re-
dsy 70 re tor the funeral Of our late
1t " Master of tinance.
DwARD cuXG can % be found iI rom onp and /
after Chi late at the esIablishnlent OF THOMAS b.
fuSnla Carpets Rugs upiosssry N asods s sns psap
Perles, 4 where they will be glad to greet their
tory atteon in any class OF goods pertaining to the
tiade. sL4,d.3t
K~. NJ RoMhEE,
Notary Public and Conveyancer,
Jos 4 Rst Capitol St
have od 6ffH as saS se h
taken Wig Wits specially. Money to loan on
city red ate 1t al times. sl-3t
<~OrICE-THls IS TO GIVE NOTICE
~ rat my wife, c. b TAYLOR, has wIthout
Just causeft my bed and board and that all persons
here1iot ned not TO trust her my account as
shall pslo oils vi her contracting from this date
August. 1890. il
e-ITHRAS LODGE OF PERFECTION. a.
eens the Cst6sdrai on TGhspIY DAY IS septen Ser
:, at ocs shsrP, Wn9,k-'hirtesn!h + t H., degree
StHSarT ,D ~ ritv 4 and nIs Iid.s HAS RE
DC, SEPTEMBER /,
60 .SyO. mIhe eopartnership heretofore or
day d. sod by mutual consent. M Mr. Chalmers hav
vapS; WhRbfn & VVHsdhEhs V6HEHEEss.
Mr.. vo1ees bespeaks for Mr. thomas e. Chalmers
Chaln:srt VOORHEES,. wAkDER VOORHEES,,
sl-6tS
yK. RUST HAS RETURNED TO THE
City and Will Resume Practice. It,
<NJAS F1XTURES
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
SIS. sHEDD BRO,
au3O 432 OH st. NV
xSO NON-RESIDENIS.
II you intend to reside in Wash.
ngtOn the coming winter write
Is for q copy of our weekly bulle-
IN Of houses to rent. Mailed on
1 application.
b II. WARNER L CO.,
u30-3ts 9l6Fstny
<$SOTICE OF REMOVAL.
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|H@GooD BOARDS Al sLI5.
VIRGINIA BOARDS AT s1.15
1e-FoOT BOARDS AT sII5
EVEN SAWED BOARDS AT sll5
SOUND DRY BOARDS AT sl.I5
PER 100 FEET.
1IBBEY. B1TTINGER MILLER,
LUMBER AND MILL WORK,
Eu9 9Th St and New York ave. NV
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SSDR. HEAIt. DENTIST.
D Having fosd an oifice moro convenient TO,
Lis patros has remofd to
Ati2g-l. IN l4th st. NV.