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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

Mr. W. c. DODGE PROPOSES ADMIRATION.
As early as 1886 Mr.. W. c. Dodge wrote to the
Commissioners complaining Of the injury to his
property, le2 and lie street northeast. in con-
sequence Of defective sewerage. Recently he
wrote another letter to the Commissioners re-
questing that inasmuch as he did not care TO
be put at the unnecessary expense of going
into the courts that the matter be submitted 70
arbitration. He said, however, that unless an
amicable settlement could be had he would be
under the necessity Of instituting suit against
the District. The Commissioners were not
certain that they had the power to refer
such matters 70 arbitration and called
upon the attorney for the District to set
tie the question. He says in his
opinion, which was submitted today, that il
does not appear whether the stoppage and OBJ
struction complained of occurred in the pipe
sewer in the street or in MIR. Dodge's lateral
connection with it, and as these facts are ma
terial to the question as to the liability OF the
District he cannot give any opinion until these
points are made clear to him
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued today as follows: John ID. O'Neill,
three brick dwellings, from IA to Is G street
southwest: S3,400 Richard Powell one brick
dwelling, 1898 o street northwest; $500. Al
bert Garry, one brick brewery on ID street be-
tween 18th and 14th southeast; s75.000. Chas.
Bailey and others, trustees, one brick chapel
on U street between AZ and 9th southwest; 80, 600
Bids have been opened by the Commits
sioners for constructing two-story eight
room school house on Jefferson street, Ana
costa. The names OF the bidders and the
amounts were follows: James L. Parsons,
S21, 500; William Frederic Kerby and Samuel
L. Kerby, S21, 425. Jas. r Young, s22, 3l3;
j. H. Grant, s2l, 1855; w. T. Garrison, so. 2s5;
J. NJ. Dunn, SIC, $50; John H. Hewlett, So, $50.
The award will be made this week.
COL. ROBERT ISDrsPosED.
Col Robert was not at the District building
today. being confined to his home In Rockville
by sickness.
THE GUY CASE.
The Commissioners have not vet decided
what to do in the case Of Lieut. Guy. The
civil Commissioners have carefully reviewed
the testimony and so has Col. Robert, but the
absence of the latter prevents a board meeting
As soon as Col Robert RECEIVERS q meeting of
the board will be called and the case finally
disposed Of
POLICEMAN MADiGAS WILL TAKE CHARGE.
Policeman Patrick Madigan Of tho sixth pre-
cinct has been detailed to succeed the late
Policeman Hardin. in charge of the prisoners
at the Police Court. Oficer Madgan has been
on the force more than twenty years and the
present detail Is q reward for his faithful
service.
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Messrs. Henry Schroth, Geo. Eckert. Henry
E.Gross, John Banf. Henry Trip and f. Meier
have gone TO New York city TO attend the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Of the In
dependent Order of He'd Men of the United
States
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MAIfRIEn

lS9o by Rev. hewitt, r. A BARNARD ~ MashiIe n.
ton DC, 20 LAURA l.. HAIRY 81 Marshall. Va
MAkTlN-THoMPsoN. In Baltimore. August s.
1870, 10y the Rev. George Eaclus. MM. G MARTIN
OF Washington TO Mrs. JENNIE THOMPSON OF bal
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A Coward Under the Code.

PARIS, Sept 8-The seconds of NJ. Labruyere
in his duel with NJ. Mermeix, charge the latter
with hsying wounded NJ. Labruyere in the hand
after his sword had been lowered at the COM
mand of the seconds to halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

Range or the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today; am, 90; 2 pm, 81; maxi
mum. So; minimum. GS.
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DAINTY IN Use
MADE 80 BY ITS
NATURAL ! n q r L ID L
ENTS, NOT BY PERfUM-
EnY.

So mild and pure il Fols's
Germic.de soap that even
the teuder skin OF the baby
gains tone and health from
its constant use.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the OPENING and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. rs reported BY special
wire 70 CoraOn and Mccartney, 14lU II street:
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Crap Players Fined.

John Brown, Major Newton, Ellis Trice,
Benjamin Morse and George Riley, young col
ored men, we're before Judge Miller this morn
ing charged with being in an unlawful as
sembly on sherman avenue on the 3Oth of last
month Mr.. Sillers, for the defendants called
the courts attention TO the information which
he said. charged that the ofense was committed
no such day he thought he was entitled to .
dismissal OF the case.
Mr.. Dumont said that that was only an alb
breviation for thirtieth, but Mr.. SiIlers said
that he had as well put il the ''steenth" day.
The court permitted the attorney 70 write
the date in the information and Policemen
Rhodes and West proceeded TO describe how
the defendants we're engaged in a game of
"crap." Officer Vests dog was the means of
breaking up the game and causing the ''crap
shooters" 10 jump over q back fence ana
escape.
The defendants denied the charge.
man named Finn. who employs the colored
men. appeared as Q witness in their behalf and
had so much 10 say that Judge Miller ordered
him from the stand.
The court finally acquitted Riley and fined
the others e5 each.
BOND OTrxnrSos.-The ~ per cent bonds
offered to the Treasury up 10 noon today under
the circular Of August 50 aggregated e4o4, 100.
The total amount OF ~ per cent bonds
offered to the Treasury Department Saturday
Last for the entire country under the circular
Of August 50 was e6S9, 100, making . grand
total 20 far Of e4,762,s50.
No FkAa FoR TEE SAIETI OF rHR U.aS BAL
rrxonE--No apprehension ID entertained BY
the Navy Department officials for the safety Of
the U.R.A Baltimore, now on her way 10 Stock
holm. Sweden, With the remains Of NE inventor
Ericsson. The vessel IL overdue. No signid-
q utf k~A Al h f~r hat ~ -
spoken In the EnRlish channel The depart
ment believes that the vessel passed through a
night The commander Of the ship will notify
the department on her arrival - 6tockholm-
The nsn Who was foand dying IN ths street
yscassdsy, ssPcrtsd clssvhsrs N In. erAs.
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Prise 25 cents.
FEf.S / CO.. Makers.
Philadelphia.

a IL CASES OF WEAK Or LAME BACK. BACK
n ache RHEUMATISM. will find relief by wearing one
OF Carriers smart Weed and Belladonna backache
PlasteIs Price % cents. Try them
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puysrCrANc TySr

PHYSICIANS USE
FELS'S q l. r NJ I c IDE
SOAP IN THEIR phAC-
TICE,
because il IL the best me-
dium whereby the xntisep-
tics and yermicides neces-
fary to the cure Of cuta-
neOus aEections can be
employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-08

Where trouble already
EXITS il cleanse the sore
aud affected parts. opens
the pores allowing free
scope to the wonderful
heaiin. power Of the soap.
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Are now exhibition and competent force on duty
in each show room to answer all questions -
well as to take and execute ordera
advice.

Don't put of your FAN purchases until ve are 20
rushed it is difficult to fill your orders promptly and
without errors. Send in your orders early. OUR
STOCK is COMPLETE.
You will get better assortment now than later on.
Remember. every body puts OF purchasing - long -
possible and If you come IN with the rush 10 u not
possible 10 you promptly now.
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6uvRA OvvEns AND PuacaAsls.-The amount
Of silver offered for sAle 70 the Treasury DE-
partment today was soA0oo oaAess end the
amount purchased $4,000 suness - foIloWs:
1900 ounces at el.l71, 5000 ouneoo -
~ l1A, I96,QQo ounces q elJ71a
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Emil schuits and Edward D. Backelsr, COM
peMng ths Asm q Emh echnlts Co., Nev
beaver street, hsvs asigasd - 1Fansis O. Bod
without pseferencea
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w. B. MOSES & SoSs

w. B. MOSES & Soss
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YOU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND ExAMINI
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The newest styles and sicctsin
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CARPETS
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well a. to take and execute ordera
We consider 1t privilege to show our goods. and yor
viii not be asked to make purchases
Call early. before the assortments are broken ant
choices, goods sold.
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WHEN THr Fac.

1seonstsntiy covered with eruptions the need Of .
blood purifier is plainly Indicated. wsshcs and
ternal applications are Of avail The poison must
be thoroughly eliminated from the system By sttmu-
latine the action Of the liver and Kidneys which
organs have become sluggish snd imperative. thereby
throwing upon the skin the unnatural work Of
cleansing the system of its impuritiea What 10
nsedsd is Ayers sarsaparla best Of blood med-
eines.
My face for years covered with pimples and
humors, which could find no remedy till began
to take Ayers sarsapsrilla Three bottles Of this
medicine effected thorough cure. lean confidently
rvconme nd IL to all suffering from similar troubles"
Madison Parker, Concord. Vt
i had been troubled for some time With an eruption
Of the skin which.t induced otry Ayers Sarsa
yarilla dehed al efforts to After taking two
lotes of this medicine the eruption began to dsap
rear and with the third bottle it left entirely
outs Degenhardt, l25 Summer ave.. Brooklyn, NY,
Traveller for g. H. Buck L Co, Lithographers LAG
Centre St. New York.
AYERS sARsAPAR1LLA
Prepared BY
Dr. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Masa
Sold by Druggists. 81; six. IS. Worth 90 q bottle
jas
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Mama
Washington STOCK Exchange.

National Bank, 10 at ITO
Government Bonds-U. 8. ANS, 1891 registered,
' s. Ss sS4 SG Sa sshsS DID,
District Of Columbia Bouds-Per imp. @. 1901,
sSs S sSa 0s ar1a: .o %R " s
zo.ysar fund. 's $780, gold, illx bid. Water stock,
gold, lD12. l22 bid. Water stock. 70. currency.
1905. 1897 bid. 36os. IVA. fund. currency. l2l y
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 9. Electric Light honda.
LIST Us. l01 bid. U. =. Electric Light bonds I'd 6s
$50 bid. Washington and Georgetown railroad.
,es. 1o3k bid. 108 asked. Washington and
Georgetown Convertible bonds. %, go bid 800
asked Masonic Hall Association Sc. 1888. IO7 bid
asked. Washington Market Company LIST mort
gage, 6s: 100 bid. Washington Market Company
bonds, imp. O.. 1l6 bid, 100 asked. WASH
tngton Light Infantry nrss mortgage, Gs. 1904 0s
bid. Warrington Light Infantry bonds. I'd 10.
Company bonds, series A, Is. III bid. 10
asked. Washington Gas Light Company bonds,
series B. Is. 1ls bid. 1alh asked. Hygiene Ice
COMPANY =, 1s1 r morsg c o. American
Nsuonai bank ssOSxs.Bank Of Washington. $50
bid, 4gs asked Bank Of Republic. .65 bid,
Central $50 bid. second. DO bid Farmsrs' and
Mechanics, lo2 bid. 205 asked. Citixens, l8g<
bid, $50 asked: Columbia, i7s bid, l75 asked.
Traders. LIS bid. Lincoln. lls bid.
Rsalroad stocks Washington and George
tosn; $50 bid ss5 asked Metropolitan 100 bid. I75
ton and Soldiers Home. SO bid, Is asked.
Insurance stocks-Firemen's As bid. FranSiin.
SO BIZ Metropolitan. 80 bid. National Union,
30 bid. 2o asked. Arlington 175 bid, 200 asked.
| German-American. $50 bid. Potomac, 80 bid. 8.5
asked; hiess ~ bid, eH asked. Peoples. so bid.
Title INSURANCE stocks-Real Estate Title. los
bad. 100 asked. Columbia Title. 6H bid, 2
0as and Electric Aghs ssocss-wasnington Ca.
E,ectric Light, 100 bid.
Tsisphoss s,Ocss : Pennsylvania. rs bid. aa
asked. American araphophOns. isa bid. i7X
Miscellaneous Ssocks-washingson Market Com
Company, $40 bid. 4l5 asked. Great Falls leo
Company, Dos bid, s25 asked Bull Kun Panorama
Company. 20 BID ~ asked. National safe De-
| posit Company. 125 bid. Pneumatic Gun Car
riaye.. e bid. ~ asked. Washington Loan
and trust s,x GsmpsnS ~ oS 81 askss ~, Am.
asked. Lincoln Han, 30 bid. 100 asked. hy.
gienic Ice Company, so bid
Balumore Markets.
BALTIMORE Sept a.-Cosson quiet-middiipg,
| ION. Flour dull whsst-sOuthern quiet and
| 81; steamer No. =. red. %. western easy; No. !
vin,ss red. SPOT, oSkao5k; September, askaa5s Z;
October. e. .an Dscsnesr ioOh. Cora-.oasa.
Sss.ssn ARM: mi.ss spos S ia; ' s:ps.n sss
5.ha5.x; October. 52asa1. Oats arm-angraded
white, AsaA3; do. do. mixed, 4Ia42 graded No
G.iss-psim: 70 eSoics umoshy. lo6Caii.oo Pro.
. Ess'
ss: oS susss. corn sooo Sass. Ss. o..:
| 16000 bushsiss rye, 30Oo bushela Shipments
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Cane Fon TIE SKIN.

THE DEVELOPMENT OF
DISEASE PRODUCING
GERM 3 AND wARDSO OFF
SKIN DISEASE.
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The uan Who was foand dying in She street
yss1srday, rsportsd slsswhsrs In Tn erAx,
bad not been idsntasd u . o'clock this satss-
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Seriously Injured by q Kick.

Today in the Police Court Mr.. Mullovney
called Judge Niiler's attention to charge Of
assault against Mary Bush. The injured
woman, Lillie Levin, he said. was kicked in
the stomach, 1t Il charged, BY Mary
Bush and he had received word
from hsr attending physician that che was
IN precarious coalition. He asked the court
for an attachment for the Bush woman. The
court crdsrod the attachment TO issue and said
be wanted the defendant brought In.
Tho parties live on Maryland avenue and the
trouble b the result Of . Aght some days ago
between another woman and man.
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v. D. MOSES 1 soma
Cor l1th and = sta nv.
wsshinstcn. D. c

WHtS ,THk HEAD fEEIs Dull AND HEAVY
w the skin appears sallov aud xrsssy and the seau
sch refuses food take Cartera Little Liver Fila Dom
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DEPARTMENT OF JusrIcE APpoINTMENrs.-
Attorney General Miller has appointed Josiah
Perry an assistant district attorney al
New York. Hon. A. K Parker, OF
New York, appointed to ill the recently
created office Of assistant attorney general
has entered upon the discharge OF his Official
duties. The act Of organizing the territory OF
Oklahoma contained clause authorizing the
Attorney General to bring suit in the Supreme
Court OF the United States to secure decision
concerning the rightful ownership of Greer
county, Texas, the title to which has been q
matter Of dispute between tn. United States
and the state Of Texas. The Attorney General
today appointed Mr.. Edgar Allan Of Virginia a
special agent Of the department 10 take charge
AZ tina anti
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THE DISTRICTS DAY,
The Pennsylvania Railroad Again
Monopolizea It
A COMPROMISE PROPOSITION.
The Bill Not Rccommitted-ylr. Moore
Proposes . Conamisston % settle the
Track Question-Mr. Mudd Explain
About South washingsos.

The House was called to order this morning
with very thin attendance. According to
rules the day was to be given up to the COM
mittee on the District Of Columbia, and as
usual the Atkinson bill babe fair to absorb the
entire day. A quorum, however. was an exceed
ingly necessary article, and the prospect for one
seemed rather dim. Before even the journal
was read Mr.. Anderson made point of no
quorum. A count of the House disclosed the
presence OF only eighty-nine members. A call
OF the House was ordered. but by this means
only one hundred and thirty-six members were
obtained. A resolution was agreed to direct
ing the sergeant-at-arms to secure the attend
ance OF absent members and the House settled
down to await Developments. Mr.. Cummings
caused considerable amusement on the
democratic side by asking unani-
delegation be excused from attendance on ac-
count of pressing business. After fifteen min
utes' waiting a quorum was obtained and fur
Their proceedings under the call were dispensed
with and the journal read.
THE ATKINSON BILL CALLED Up.
After the journal had been approved several
little bills were passed. after which Mr.. Atkin-
son demanded the regular order and
the much-debated Atkinson bill was
called up. Mr.. Burrows. the Speaker
pro tenn. explained that the pending
motion was Mr.. Moore's motion to recommit
the bill with instructions to amend it 90 as to
provide for the removal of the depot of the
mall Twenty minutes debate remained on
both sides on the motion, the previous question
having been ordered, and Mr.. Mudd took
the floor for the purpose OF attempting
to explain his recent remarks in regard to
South Washington, in which he referred to that
section as Murder Bay and Helrs Bottom and
said the city would be better off il the entire
section should be entirely girdled with railroad
tracks.
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MRS, CRAWFORD, PARIS CORRESPONDENT.
Ono Of The Most Gifted Newspaper women
In tho World.

In lilo world. -
Ono OF the most interesting personal
ities in the field OF European journalism
il Mrs. Crawford, who Is n brilliant ex.
ample OF her iav0rite theory tina. there IL
nothing that q man can 10 that d woman
cannot do, and there are soine things
that would be more difficult for a man
TO do than 1t would be for a woman.
While It'll In her teens some private
letters OF hers fell into tho hands OF a
London editor, who was go struck with
their ~yiyacity Of style and originality
OF sentiment that he engaged her
as a contributor to his paper. Promptly
she SGT herself to work to master tho
science OF politics. which topic Is zen.
orally avoided by, journalistic women as
both complicated aud incongcniut. A
single instance Of her power Of endur.
ance, memory aud determination indi.
Gates the manner Of woman shc Is and
the spirit with which she faces her duty.
On the occasion OF the historic debate OF
May %, ut Versailles, she sat in her place
In the loge grillec, which NJ. Thie.s'
friendship had procured for her, from
early morning until midnight without
taking a single note, aud car.
ried away nil the important points
Of that extraordinary sitting. Then
she returned to Paris and Bat
up until So'clock the next morning to
complete her description OF tho scene
and abstract OF the speeches. On the
I'D Of March, 1871, she mado her way
alone into tho barricaded city of Paris
aud interviewed tho Communist leaders
they cat in council. No harm or in.
suit wa offered to tho plncky little
woman whose ready wit, natural intrcp.
idlty, and sympathy with the people
were her only weaponB. Sho has
walked the wards OF the cholera hos.
pitfalls amid the dead aud dying, and,
prompted by the ann journalistic in
slinct, has rushed ut midnight through
q thunderstorm In satin slippers and a
bail dress TO the nearest telegraph sta.
lion to send description OF the dresses.
10 write everything from her own
Impressions secms to have been
her constant aim, and tho most remurka.
bic thing about her is that having once
illed her mind with everything relating
70 tho subject in baud, and done her
!evei best" in abstracting the essential
the accidental circumstances, and
arranging them most advantageously for
ler readers, she dismisscs from her
Drain all her effectiveness and worry
concerning results. Her social life is not
ess brilliant than her professional ca.
Ger. She was the intimate friend OF
the companion OF Theirs and
Louis Blanc, the friend OF Basthelemy
10 St. l~lilaire, and besides all the rest
tho has been II happy wiic and brought
Up four children, whose promise OF sue.
:ess is most apparent. And she was
'nly a woman, u weaker vessel, q de-
ccndent OF Eve.
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Ask Your Friends About 1t.

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because kemp's Bslsam
within the past few years has cured so
many coughs and colds in this commu.
nifty. Its remarkable sale has been won
entirely by it's genuine merit. Ask some
friend who has used it what he thinks
Of Kemp's Balsam. There is no medi-
cine 30 pure, mono so effective. Large
bottles Soc aud 81 at all druggists. Daw2
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II Your Liver Reminds You

olits existence BY dull pain or sharp twingcs in
the right side, or beneath The dexter shoulder.
blade. accept tho reminder as a warning, and
regulate the organ without loss OF time. by The
use OF HoStcttee's Stomach Blttcrs. The above
" arc usually acco npanled by yellow,
ness 81 the skin, constipation, jur,ei tongue.
disorder Of tho stomach, sfcE headache aud
Ni.uted by tho Bit,Grs. Tho best possible subs,i
tu!e for cslonel,. blue Pill, and other super.
potential hut!iuldrurs enormously DESIGNATED
as remedies for b!liousness. Appetite and di.
session ars restored, and the bowels resume
lions Of health BY this sterling auti.billous
medicine. which also has the effect Of enrIchins
and purifying, the circulation. and iortifyiuI
The System against mGlasiL infection In ntr OF
! Ism, kidney and bladder troubles.
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AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED,
EC.Fog CLUB RATES, or any further inio.ma.
clearly stating your residence, with State, soun.
~. hlscet and number. More rapid return mail
delivery viii be insured BY yol enclosing en-.
yelope bearing your full address.
- III 4 Alm = IL
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FOR SALE,


Fourteen lots OH cast side Of Warren street and
west side ,f Woizct street, convenient to Whit
nker iron wnrss the new cnrIugating works,
Central glass works nud other lursc concerns.
Price. stD and 500 Il lot. THIS property Willie
sold with Que condition attached, viz, TINT II
must he improve within II stated time. building
TO cost IL moderate sum- which will be named
tobHyeF. II.
AnOut eighteen acres OF hillside pasture land
In the Eighth ward There arc some nice build
Ing sites on tne hill snI 1t contains valuable
sandstone and nri"k ctny.
No. 4iil Market street.
No. !657 Market street.
No: ~ and 81 Twenty sixth street. Both houses
for 81 ,iO0.
No. III Main street.
No. ESij, Giss nul 23;0 Main street.
No lZ.aaa Ia Seventeenth street.
No. los McColiOch street.
No. 40 Snti nal Road.
No. 1905 CnApllac street.
No It's Eofi st'eet, half lot.
Corner lot, e'st side 7ou,h Front str60t.
y loot lot. east side South Front street.
No. Gu N0rth front street.
Choice ol lots In Fair Ground property, Wcllk-
burr, W. Nh.
ilDus, aud lot III Fulton. ". Va.
10 acre Farm at tilenH's Hun
Gorncr. lUt, Virginia and south York street.
pr0ncity shilahle for Il hotel on Mhln street.
Residences, one'punrter mile east OK Trindcl-
ptiia, with . ncrcs VI land, 81, coo.
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Rot, Knnk aud SlInnlc.

Philadelphia Frees.
The Atlanta Constitutions talk about
Secretary Blaine's bad treatment OF the
South in the matter Of the Southern ex.
cursion OF the Pam American delegates
Is rot, rank and simple. II the delegates
didn't care to 90 South Mr.. Blaine had
no power to compel them to do 50. The
Consultation, however, seems to think he
should have arrested them and sent
them South under guard. 10 =
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The best salve in tho world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, Ralt rhcum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-,
lively cures piles, or no pay required. l,
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pc,
box. For sale by Logan Drug Go.
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Prof. D. II. Wheeler, IL. D., Of ALLIE
gheny College, has tho following in last
weeks issue Of the Pittsburgh Christian