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TRACKING THE RIPPER.
The Police Confident That They Can
Capture Whitechapel's Terror.

LONDON, Oct 25-The condition OF the body
OF the woman found at South Hampstead last
night indicates that her murder was the most
fendish Of any that has occurred in England
since Jack the Ripper's horrible whitechapel
series. The character of the wounds clearlyestab-
fishes the fact that the woman was stabbed by
some one behind her. after which her pros
trate body was hacked and slashed almosI into
pieces. The scene Of the crime is a lonely
part OF section haunted by the lowest
class OF abandoned women. 1t Is supposed to
be frequently paVroied by the police, but the
constables themselves admit that they perform
that duty with feelings of trepidation, and the
suspicion arises that the rounds are not as Of
ten made as they ought to be-
lhe belief Is general that the mur-
der Is the work of tho Ripper" who has
changed the scene OF hls crimes n order 10 battle
the police. The police are tracking a man
who was seen TO enter a hansom cab near the
place where the body was found and drive
away at furious rate and are confident that
they VIII Yet run HIM down. The inhabitants
IN the vicinity OF the scene Of the murder are
intensely excited over the affair and remain in
doors as much az possible.
NOT THE RIPPER's WORK.
LATER.-Medical experts have made care
full examination of the body of the woman who
was last night found murdered. The eramina-
ton shows the murder to have been
committed IN manner not characteristics
OF Jack the Ripper" and also negatives the
suggestion that the victim of the White
chapel type, which has thus furnished the
"Iappers" prey. The body. which is that Of
woman apparently about thirty years OF
age, was clad III material the texture and
cut of which indicated the wearer to
have been person OF some refinement Tho
underclothing was found to be marked, a fact
upon which the police place great stress as iur-
nishlng ciew to the discovery of the murderer.
When the body was found il was seen that
the woman's throat had been cut aud the
skull fractured. Her pockets were empty.
Near the body the police discovered an empty
perambuator containing blood-stsined fur
rug. The officials surmlse that the perambu-
lator was used to carry the body of the victim
from the place where the murder was commit
ted to the point at which il WAS found.
THE BODY IDENTIFIED.
The body has been identified as that OF Mrs.
Hobbs, the wife of a porter employed in
London Mrs. Hobbs left her husband yes
terday, taking with her her child, whom
she carried in the perambulator, which was
found near the place where the body was dis
covered. The Whereabouts of the child s Q
mystery,
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SPANNING THE LAND
The Three Pacific Railways to b
Controlled by Syndicate.
JACK THE RIPPER'S IMITATOR.
The Fire in East Pepperill the
Work Of an Incendiary.
THE TOUR OF SECRETARY eAlFouR.
JACK THE RIPPER'S IMITATOR.
THE TOUR OF SECRETARY eAlroUR
THREE HIGHWAYS TAKEN.
Planning to Put the Pacific RAILWAYS
Under One Great Syndicate

CHICAGO. Oct 25.-The Tribune this morn.
inS says that the gentlemen who control the
management OF the Atchison. Topeka and
Santa Fe railway system. Mr.. Maeoun
and Mr.. Barring. who have lust re-
turned from a trip to Europe, hnd
their policy in danger of miscarrying and that
the Vanderbilt combination has been gaining
ground. The great objective point toward
which both parties had been steering was the
control of the southern Pacific system. Each
party has been laboring for several months 20
induce the Southern Pacific magnate, Mr..
Huntington, TO take sides
Mr.. Huntington has been wavering. and the
vanderbilt people are now said 10 be negotia-
ing with Leland Stanford and other large
holders OF Southern Pacific stock 10 secure
possession OF their holdings. with fair chances
OF success. Mr.. Huntington admits that II the
Nanderbilts and DreXel. Morgan A Co. syndi-
cate secure this stock they Will be able to
control the Southern Pacific system Such a
result would place the INSTRUMENTATION L
Iaclhc combination in a position TO defy all
competition. That the santa Fe ma.nates
have become alarmed is shown by
the fact that they have hastily
called meeting of the board of directors, and
President Marvel has gone to Boston TO par
tlclpato IN the proceedings. Ii is not unlikely
that the policy Of the company will be changed
and that the SAINT. FC syndicate will decide TO
JOIN the Vanderbilt combination as a matter OF
self preservation, and this Is no doubt the
object the latter Is trying TO gain
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WORK OF AN INCENDIARY.
Damning Facts Discovered About the
Pepperill Fire.

BosroS, Oct pa Herald special from
Pepperill, Mass, says: That the visitation Of
flames that DESTROYED portion Of this town
yesterday was the work of an incendiary is
pretty well established The wire which con-
nected the factory with three alarm gongs was
cut SO that no alarm could be given until the
fire had gained great headway. The hose used
by the fire department Of Farchilds milh was
clogged up by stones and the keyholes Of the
doors OF the quarters of the North End Engine
Company were plugged up, making it neces-
sary TO force the windows to get the apparatus
out No one understands the motive for ths,
crime, il such il was
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SECRETARY BALFoUR's TOUR.
No Demonstration on His Appearance
I'm Ireland.

DUBLIN, Oct. 25.-Upon his arrival at Ballina,
County Mayo, Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for
Ireland, who is making tour Of the western
counties, was met by Miss Balfour and Lieut..
Col. Sir j. West Ridgeway, under secretary for
Ireland There was quite a growl at the rail-
way station, but no demonstration was made.
The party entered a carriage and we're driven
to the residence of the Most Rev. Hugh Con-
way, DID,, Catholic bishop of killala, with
whom Mr.. Balfour had long conference in
the presence of a number of priests. The party
subsequently proceeded to kiilala en- route TO
Belmullet, where they will remain over sunday,
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THE HELPING HAND.

If out of the 10000 readers of THE
STAR you cannot find purchasers for
your merchandise the experience would
seem to be that you want to sell some
thing that nobody wants to buy. But
you had better try the experiment.
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DAMPENED BY THE RAIN.
Otherwise New Haven Would Have
Suffered q Conhagration.

New HAVEN, CONN, Oct 25.-At o'clock
this morning flames were discovered in q four
story brick building on State street in apart
ment Soccupied by the Elm City SuspenderCom-
pany, high wind prevailed, and but for the
rain that accompanied 1t q disastrous con-
fagrstion must have ensued. As il was, the
GREATER part of the buhding was gutted, the
suspender company's plant being a total loss
partly insured. The heaviest loss was sus-
tanned by Jas. McLay q SON, boot and shoe
dealere The loss is So 500.
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On Duty AT THE MUsEUM.-Lieut T. Dix
Bolles of the navy is again on duty at the Ma
tional Museum. Having been SO successful in
the elaboration of the Eskimo material, evolv-
ing order and scientific arrangement
out of chaos, he is now to attack the wide field
of the Austra-Poly- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES collec-
tions, and by scientific distribution show the
museums poverty or richness. cataloguing and
describing as he did with the Eskimo.
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TWENTY-FIVE MILLION FOR PENsroSs-The
pension bureau yesterday made a requisition
upon the Treasury Department for s25,OOO, 600
to meet the payment of pensions under the act
of June 81, 1890, as well as those under the old
laws for the next two months
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Secretary Blaine I'm Ohio.

PIrTsBURo, Oct. 25.-Hon- James q. Blaine,
who spent the night in this city, left for Cam
ton, O., at $40 this morning. where he will ad-
dress a political meeting IN the interests Of
Hon. William Mckinley tonight MIR. Blaine
was accompanied by Mrs. Blaine and daughter
aud William Walter Phelps
CANTON, OHIO, Oct 25.-Secretary Blaine ar.
rived here at Has this morning and vas
escorted TO the residence Of Major Nc
Kinley by 1000 citizens. Fully 10000
strangers are in town today to participate
in the grand street parade this
afternoon. Mr.. Blaine viii deliver two speeches,
one at the Tabernacle and the other at The
Opera House. He leaves at $50 D. m for Chi
cago. There viii be Q torchlight procession
and pyrotechnic display tonight
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CHIEF CLERK APPOINTED Charles E. yroo-
man of Iowa has been appointed chief clerk Of
the Office OF the solicitor Of the treasury, vice
Webster Elmes. transferred to the customs ser
vice at New York
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COQuSmnat1On uOu3r0
for . City Post Ofice.
Ugon confederation Of the petition fled in this case
Sy william Mindo secrstary q the Treasury Sf the
III: gan a.y 4 05 6:.sSsr ss Rs'i 1850
John S5dsTed lhst Cath G1snssns SonpoT John Cohen
Ross perry. trustee. Helen Hsrsons Charles 9.
SS:S:s: sS5SS::s: %;;;S Ss;sSS 5$:ss: a.EIs:
William IL ferkes, James l. Barbour. Samuel H.
f. ss G.a
hser E,op Alert Alert ss %
G. sf6am an
gls simmons. William G dentner. Harry Gsntner.
lodge No and and
Lebanon Lodge, No. Z. Free and Accepted Msson.,
fs . M s John hSylisa gSs iyf
hemina Beriian. alias Wilhemina Bernau, alias Will
D s's
sey, kdridge Scot, and john A. Silence. partners ss
Burke: fhs%s: n Msk%ss:: hi: Si Ss:: 0si MsSa56n
.s .San ssH
1; Sheriff Louis Msni%fh. % m. Horace 6. ROcH and
Gnsrss O. M1kIer partners :. hoop Nopper; Ihos
for the Gartholemay Brewing Company Of Rochester,
New York. 2 body corporsie; William /; Nicholson.
owning or claiming to any portion of the property
embraced In said square Interested or claiming to
be in terested therein occupants thereof other
wise be and they hereby required to in this
court and make answer to the said petition be-
fore the SEVENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. 1890,
ut which time the court will proceed with the matter
Of the condemnation Of the said square.
Provided that the marshal Of tie United States for
this District copy of this order such the
persons may he found i'll this District
ut least days before said 9TH day Of November.
And provided further, that copy of this order he
published in the EvENIN0 STAR newspaper 1T least six
times aud in the washington Law Reporter" twice
before said day.
by the Court:
CHARLES p. JAMES,
True copy-TEsT: Justice.
X. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
By ). A. Williams, Asst Clerk. o2o-eo6t
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A BRAZILIAN SQUADRON CoMING.-The De-
partment Of State has been officially advised Of
the departure for New York from Rio Janeiro
on the Goth instant of Brazilian naval divi-
sion. commanded by Rear Admiral Balthazar
da Silveira, under orders to return the compli-
ments paid to the Brazilian flag by the United
States squadron in July last and bearing let
ter and medal for the President.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal rev.
enue, s435, 1868: customs. S526.629.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
District Court No. 30l,

AIN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis.
- TRIOT OF COLUMBIA
Holding Special Term . District Court Of the
United States for said District
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SUPERINTENDENT PORTER EXPECTED THIS
EvESING.-Chief Clerk Childs Of the census
Office received a telegram this morning from
Superintendent Porter announcing his arrival
in New York yesterday safe and well and
stating that he would be at his desk Monday
morning. He is expected TO arrive in this city
this evening or late this afternoon.
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WANTS AN INCREASED CLERICAL FoRcE.-In
his annual report to the Secretary of the
Treasury First Auditor Fisher calls attention
to the additional labor imposed on this office
by the custome administration act and the Nc
kinley tariff bill, and says an increase in the
clerical force, including an additional chief
of division, is absolutely essential.
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REPAIRS OF VEssELs.-A circular just issued
by the Secretary of the Navy requires all
recommendations Of boards of surveys con-
cerning repairs OF vessels to be submitted to
him for approval before they are put into
effect. The purpose is to make the practice in
this respect uniform, as heretofore certain
bureau chiefs have approved tine findings of
these boards upon their own responsibility.
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~ A 4 p L r o.

just oYened . besutiful line Of wiltcns Moouetta
Velvet BODY Brussels Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
wilton. Neivet and smyrna Garrett hugs, ali sixes:
lngEaln Art sgu.Ees ~:lt and smyrna Euss and
Mats IL choice patterns Lace Car tanS. sash
and prsperies great variety. Those furnishing Will
Ind IL 10 tsir sdSsDtAse " sx4yse stock before
pUTcbAsinS. Rt SltO. & CO.,
k2-sSa l32S ss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~MErROPoLITAN N; E CHURCH. COR,
the pastor W deliver the th in the .er,ss
s.ssS M hSseTa Of
$3.50 pm All are cordially invited. 1t
F~SM MOUNT VERNON PLACE ME. CHURCH
ins by the p:stoI rev 81, whitman. P.p s%
sn.a in sse % the
God" Sunday school. $50 am spee al SofSice of1fce
1880. strangers cordially invited Ir
K~GSaauvnssGnH ,s;s SF tn THE ;I.I IEP1RHANI 81
Ing 1.so and evening Services and II an. and
~ st. n: ". Rev. j. j: Muir. pastor.-Presch:
Safe S.ySm I.psm Iahsr tnas a evening" seryco
Christian Endeavor, 6:45. it,
BISHOP JOHN P. NEWMAN WILL
81. pa M Ss' ToMSSR5%. RSyS corner Oh ana tn
E~DAY OF PEAYER-ALL-DAY SERVICES
noa Ssw Sa
80 II am to pm Subject: "Sfi frsyer % Tor COD: s'
Blessing on the National Convention a Atlanta Nov:
K~FR1ENDs, MEETING toRTHoDox) TO-
the conclusion Of the mesting Vim. L. Darlington will
Matthew. Public invited. it.
R~sPIRITgALIsMA AT GRAND ARMY HALL.
p sSnr MSS1pTs
f.ssays sssains: @T
M.: M.ssis Ssae the xondsriul test medium. every
Fna,y nS; p,sh. 1. At wOnn'' Hail. I'll 9th ssnw.
Rs MaEFMe snd SooD Tsn sp
viii s np.'0ek fSa ns
E~COME TO TIE UNION PUBLIC TEMPER
%ss5r T. ba lsS laS
other good :psafe rs viii address tho I meeting. Good
music. Everybody welcome. It.
K~NON-PARTIsAN w.CT.U. MEETING
Lydia H TiEfoN. general secretary San0r' 'h"ifh
~MAsoNIC.-AsTATED DCOMMUNICATION
seid f EsasrS rHESSSt; kNHse Mo- will be
Grand Lodge will be made Brethren of sister lodges
BY order Of the w. s snSnf g.
o26.3t ''' Secretary.
K~ATTENTIoN. ENGINEER CORPS D.C.N
quarters cor Of Pa ave. and 7th st, MONDAY EVEN.
ING, Oct "a. 1890. GILBERT THoMPsON. Ch'rm.
R@MAssACHUsETTs VOTERS.
~ All voters who expect TO 20 home to vote
are earnestly invited TO be present ut meeting
Monda1 p Ths e6ens Seir ths
last meeting before the e!ecton large attendance
6.dkIMois LIN. RErUBLICaSs RIa.Is GOING HOME
reH9esd S,. rates at Grand Army Hall TONIGHT;
~
V0 FOR 80 CENTS PER PAIR
BUCKEYE STEAM LAUNDRY,
II 6lS 9TH st. NV.
<~S3Cc. POUND; HALF POUND PRINTS: IN
GLEwoOD CREAMERY BUTTER
L resh every day. BIRCH & CO.,
~ 14l4 l4th st. H. W,
R~UPRIGHT PIANOS
~ Fur RENT.
o2J-Jt z. 6. SMITH, 1925 Pa ave.
k-THE ATTENTION OF THOSE LOOKING
49, for n desirable residence is called to the two
new houses on ct. near 10th. They contain 10
rooms and bath, with all the modern improvements
are nicely flushed in hard wood and heated 10y fur
mace; south fronts. For lease only $75.1O
02o-ot' Il II. WARNER l. CO.
OF THE BAR OF THE COURT
room on MONDAY MORNING. october -, 1890, at
eleven O'Clock TO pay respect to the memory Of
Gen William w. Belknap. late mem Der of this bar l.
R-@WILL Do UP LACE CURTAINS IN
- nrst-class manner for 40c. Ter pair. Not
tinxham soc; per pair: Real lace. TELEPHONE 439
MORGAN STEAM LAUNDRY. 5l7 9th st n w. o25-3t
KNSPLsE!AIssHE TAXI. TAKE NoTICE THAT the
adopted BY the New York Associated Press because o
lis simpiicty durability quick and silent action, and
e Q9e0 by them IN taking messages from the wire.
HENRY A. CLARKE h son, 935 r ST., v ashington.
DC. IT.
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THE BEHRINos SEA DIsPUrE.-The state
ment telegraphed yesterday from Canada upon
the authority of a British member of parlia-
ment that the Behring's sea fisheries dispute
had been referred to arbitration is premature,
at least. 1t is learned that the correspondence
is still in progress, but up to this date arbitra-
tors have not been selected Department Off
cials, however, regard the statement from such
q source as a hopeful sign of satisfactory set
tlement Of the vexed question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-25

GooD NAVAL TARGET TPRAorIcE.-Diagrams of
the first target practice on tho new cruiser
Philadelphia have just reached the Navy De-
partment. The practice was at Gar diners bay
October 4, with six-inch. three-inch and ONE
inch rapid-tire guns, and the results were re-
markable. At one range Of 1000 yards sixty Of
the sixty-two shots were lodged in an exact
vertical line extending twenty feet above the
water line, which means that every one Of them
would have hit an ordinary war vessel in very
nearly the same place. As the ship and guns
were new this first trial is regarded as O satis-
factory demonstration Of the quality of our
ordnance aud ability of our gunners
PERsoNAL.-J. E. Tucker of Jacksonville il
at the Shoreham.-Frank Birkbeck Of Swan
sea, England. b. NJ. Reuter- of Sheffield, Eng
land and J. W. Perkins Of London, England, are
among the late arrivals at the Riggs
House.-Hon. c. ID. Beckwith of New Jer-
sey is spending few days at welcker's.-
G a po1,a Craven Of Union Springs, Ala,
Nh, are at the RandalL-w. S. Prim,
rose Of Raleigh, NC, E. Nichols and
Q. Evans OF England are at Willard's-
Z. Hull OF California, Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Noyes, Mr.: and Mrs. Ernst Hammond of St
Louis, T. l. Squire and Miss L. r Stokes Of
Germantown. Pa, are at Hotel Arno.-
James Martin Of Kansas City and Cyrus NJ
Shelton OF Brunswick, Ga, are at Hotel john
son;-Mr. N. A. Gibbons has returned
to the city entirely recovered in health
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Perdy of Amsterdam, NY,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Davis of Camden, Nj,
John W.. Wright of Rochester, NY,
MI. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rice and child
OF New York aud W. II. French Of
Dedham, Mass., are at the St JameG
Mr.. James B. Austin has returned from his
vacation, spent in Canada.-Mr Francis ].
Reynold Of this city 10 in southern Kansas on
his ranch, whore he viii remain for several
weetA
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FIRE AT MARE ISLAND NAVY YARp.-A report
has been received by the Secretary of the
Navy, dated Mare Island. Cal, October "a, to
the effect that q fire occurred yesterday in
steam engineering store house No. 46, due TO
explosion of asphaltum caused by "a lighted can
die. The building was not seriously damaged,
but a quantity of stores were damaged by water
and fire. An investigation was ordered.
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Speaker Reed I'm Illinois.

CHIcAao. Oct 2a-Hon- Thomas b Reed lefu
the city this morning for Rockford, Ill, where
he ID to make . political speech this afternoon.
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~ Washington. ID. C., October l 5, 1890.
Lhe law firm q Glars. John. &c knisht is this day
hrn il authorized TO collect ths debts due to 1t.
CLARK 4 JOHNS,
AttorReys-st-l LAW.
day formed for the practice Of Law be-
fore Of Copgrsss % iad y 'e courts and 81.
Washington. d. G.. October 10. 1890.
D.A. MCKNIGHT.
Attorpey-zt-Law,
Of and in the courts aud executive de
partments Office. l4l6 st. for the present II -eo3t
8 Trees. Hyacinths, Tulips, Ss, for autumn
o2 tu.thSs3t' 62l 7ih st.. opp Patent Ofica
HsfIDELI51YE * hhR MsRII1SbI REE9bIr COMPANY.
Nohfh bIITiM6kEs aIfniGt slNhhf'
BECOMES sssEst sEs IS HrafsfEAE ahhiaIs ESTATES.
CLINTON P pS1Hs. Sti!ckssi Fls.idsn.
ttbbWLS tbViS L wIhF1sG6 If1hsGG6.i Vice Presidents.
9EoKGE ". bisH0t; s IIeasarer treasurer
Becomes surety on bonds of Executors, Administra-
to.s Guardians. kecsvers Trustees. &C.. and in all
hs IN detI Of ssnssd ocsr. CLARK,
money on deposit subject to check. and al.
Makes loans ON approved collateral and Mortgages
Manages Lstates Tor Executors. Administrstor..
Guardians. Trustees. &C. Collects rents, iucomes kc
POOLE & KNOTT.
General Agents,
o1S-eo2m 610 18Th st. NV.
K~sPEcIAL NOTICE.
wAsHINGTON. D. c.. Oct 8. 1890.
By order Of the Directors OF the Washington Loan
holders Of that COMPANY will be held at the office Of
O'Clock pm. on WiDN sDRY. the i:;th day Of NO
venber. 800 for the vi considering and act
Ss the
sny and Of considering and ecrmning whaI action,
Itself Of the provision. u act Of Congress entitled
mortgage and certain other corpors.ions within the
District Of Columbia ,sPpTSyed Detooer !, 1870.
os.1s.25.nI.sz1I PRESIDENT
ksowING TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF
Feather: worn this Season. we have reduced
lips, 2oc
Also Kid Gloves Dyed from 25c up,
Plush Wraps Of all kinds steamed in hrst-class man
ANTON FISHER,
906 81. NV.
o1S,22,25 Washington DC.
E>s Potomac Telephone Company. A dividend
of cent: Per SHARE viii be able the % day Of
e,ose .i tusiness the I7th day Of October $500
the once g: the treasurer of the company 6l0 14th
he tran.fer books Will be closed from the 18th to
SAMUEL NJ BRYAN President
CHAklEo u. BEEBE, Treasurer.
Washington. DC, October IA, 1850. Ol5-1lt
RSOFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
~ DC, October 4. ls90-Pursuznt TO the pro-
visions OF the act approved october ], 1890 all
re&rsges Of general taxes prior to July J. $685. and
assessDents for special improvements including the
lay ns Of water mains, due to- aud the liens Tor
which held by the Dis rlct Of Columbia, may be
paid until october 81. 1890. with per ceutuui
terest IN lieu of the rate and penalties tXed by
law. and all accrued costs L. g. DAVIS, Collector Of
Taxes. DC o6-23t
R~DR. G. NJ n. LATIMER HAS REMOVED
81 hts office to 1903 N. y. ave. NV auI -3ms
k~2OTH-NEw ISSUE OF STOCK.
OPEN FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
EQUITABLE
Co-oPERATIvK BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
Shares are ESQ per month
The goth Of stock open for subscription and
payment
Ismphlets explaining the objects and advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application
Office hours. from AIN. to 4: 80 pm daily. On
Srat UaAp S1ax-; tl. -
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FSYOU ARE INVITED TO SEE PRAC-
~ TICAL DEMONSTRATION
OF THE
PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER,
ON EXHIBITION DURING WEEK BEGIN.
MING OCTOBER 20.
The PERFECTION MEAT CUTTER WILL
CUT RAW BEEF FOR HAMBURGER STEAKS
AND BEEF TEA. COOKED MEATS, CHICK
EMS. LOBSTEES. OYSTERS FOR GRO
QUETTES. MATERIAL FOR MINCE PIES
AND FRUIT CAKE, VEGETABLES FOR
SOUP, PULyERIZES CRACKERS AND STALE
BREAD.
MATERIAL OFTEN WASTED CAN BE
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PREPARING MANY TASTY DISHES.
RECIPE BOOK. CONTAINING SIXTY
RECIPES, GIVEN WITH EACH MACHINE.
BARBER ROSS,
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prices ". H HOUGHTON CO.,
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
- Washington, u. G., October 5, 1890.
line law firm Of Glars, Johns NC Knight Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either member OF said
hrn II authorized 10 collect ths debts due to IL.
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In the matter Of the condemnation Of square No. 322
In the city OF Washington, . Site
for . City Post Ofice.