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THE CITY ENJOINED.
The Railroad Company Master OF the
Situation at MarshaItown.

CHICAGO, Sept pa special dispatch from
Marshaltown, Iowa, says: While the Chicago.
st. Paul and Kansas City railroad did no. sue
ceed in completing its double track through
the city, as il started out to do Sunday, the
road is practically master Of the situation. The
city authorities expected 10 have all the new
trGok torn up and carted away yesterday, but
at o'clock in the morning they were enjoined
from interfering with the work begun by the
company. Hence matters are locked m till
the court dissoives one or both Injunctions
The fact has been disclosed that the city conn
ell passed an ordinance seven wears ago grant,
ing the right OF way TO the company through
this same street for a double track and all that
was required was the consent of the property
owners, which seemed impossible TO get.
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THEY MAY UNITE.
Guatemala and the Central Americas
Republics May Come Together.

NEW YORK, Sept pa special from the city
OF Guatemala says a movement is afoot there
to induce President Barillas to convene con-
gress in special session for the purpose OF ra.i-
flying a new treaty with Salvador President
Bariilas in an interview expressed his willing
hess to call an extra session il necessary. The
latest rumor regarding the union of the Gen.
tral American republics is that Guatemala viii
send proposal to the other four republics of
Honduras, Salvador. Nicaragua and Costa Rica
to invite the United States TO send a special
delegation to the next Central American union
congress and that the five Central American
states accord the United States voice and Q
vote in the congress
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"HELD UP" IN CHICAGO.
Two Road Agents Take Possession a
Street Car.

CHICAGO, Sept 23-Late last night two road
agents took possession of street car on odeen
avenue, near Albany avenue and Douglass park,
anG in a few moments created quite lively
scene. John Lynch was the only passenger on
the car, and in response to the command OF
''hands up" he complied without hesitancy and
was relieved Of his purse, containing S35 and a
gold watch. Both Of the bad men were masked.
and when the work Of holding up Lynch was
completed they left the car and took 10 one of
the side streets. The police are on the alert
for their apprehension.
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SWEENEY GOT THERE.
His Colleagues In the House Gave Him
Warm Welcome.

The republicans made one more desperate
effort today to get quorum. Before the House
met the leaders said that II Sweeney got here
they would have quorum. Sweeney was on
the way; q telegram announced that he would
soon be here. When the prayer Was over the
question passed from mouth to mouth:
''Is Sweeney here?'
Sweeney was not there. The roll call on tho
approval OF Fridays journal was long drawn
out One hundred and ffty-fve republicans 8
voted in the affirmative and one democrat
voted in the negative. There was no quorum
Sweeney had not come. A call of the H ouse
was ordered. Just Ms the roll call was begun
some one cried
..saeeney's Gomez
There was a burst Of applause. The prodigal
walked down the aisle. Four republicans
threw their arms about his neck at the same
time. Others tried TO hug him, but could
not. II they could have killed q
fatted calf, they would have called
O'Ferrall. One member shouted TO another
Sweeney has Gomez They put ring upon
his finger and shoes on his feet, so to speak.
But Sweeney did not make quorum.
A little later Milliksn came in. Some hissed:
some applauded. Milliken made the quorum.
Cheadle left the House. That broke the
quorum; but pressure brought Cheadle back.
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LIVING IN A FACTORY.
How Non-Union Workmen at Lynn
Avoid Being Accosted.

LYNN, MASS, Sept. 2s-The trouble in the
morocco trade in Lynn is assuming q more
serious outlook now than at any time SINCE it
started five weeks ago. There are between
700 and 800 men ont Of employment. Jno. T.
Moulton, who owns the factory where the
trouble started. has started a free shop, and
now has three non-union men from Boston at
work: Large crowds OF people are accustomed
TO collect at the factory every night TO see the
.scabs" Off Mr.. Moulton equipped his factory
with beds, stove. cooking utensils. &C.,
yesterday, and hereafter his workmen viii live
In the shop. It is expected that . number Of
Armenians will arrive from Boston today and
60 to work
City Marshal Holt had q large force of
ofAcers at the fSctory last evening and ordered
the crowd TO disperse. which taey did at once
No one u disposed to show violence, but If .
gang Of Armenians comes here to 20 70 work
there b likely 10 be trouble.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
- tIct VI CoiuIlDa. " dsn4-ts ton, September
1So0-Deemiuy it con.clye TO the pubic interest
TO widen AnacOst!a road M1nnesot. to a uni
form With OF ninety (Ol feet rhe Copmissioners Of
the District Colulnba have had the route
and plat thereof prepared and filed i this Office
compliance with the requirements of law, notice is
hereby given the proposed widening Of the highway
aforesaid and that all ersous who have objections %
present thereto called uOn 10 attend at this Office
= O'Clock pm. Oh Tuesday. the 14th day of
October. proxino, at which time tue Commissioners
will give hearing TO all persons in interest BY order
W DOUGLASS, L. G. HINE, H. NJ. ROBERT Cominis-
sIoners. DC s22,23.2o. SO. oc8.1.
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Erastus Wiman,s visit.

Mr.. Erastus Wiman, who arrived In the city
last night, isat the Ebbitt House. He will be
here until the Inter part Of the week. The
object of his visit is chiefly to appear before
the House commerce committee and advocate
the passage Of the Brookiyn tunnel bill, and
also make few remarks before the conferences
committee IN relation to the Sherman f1ci-
procity amendment with Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

TEE STAR Our OF TowH.-THl EVENING srAn
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.
sD-But all such orders must be accompanied
by the money, or the paper cannot be sent, as
no accounts are kept with mail subscrip-
tions -
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NV FAIL AND WINTER Goops

We are now daily opening our New Fall and winter
Dress Goods comprising all Of the newest styles Of
this sesson's importation dress fabriaues and from
fhis time out viii continue To display beautiful line
OF the newest and desirable goods TO be found In
the New York market.
We call particular sttsnton our beautiful line of
fne W0olen Dress Goods In pattern dresses a very
moderate prtcea
100 pieces Ai-vooi cashmeres In all the shades
Ind sli % very moderate prices.
100 pieces Fancy Dress Goods in dress patterns of
The newest combinations and In very choice colorngs
Also . complete assortment Of Black and Colored
eiiks and surAhs In al grades. which offer st tho
very closest prices.
Black and Coiored Trimmine velvets and q COM
piets asscrment Of Mourning Goods the best skss
ail Of which marked plain glrss ss the very
lowest price they can be sold for
ONE PRICE IN PLAIN FIGUREH
v. II sHUsTkR = soS1
"a olo PENN AVE NV
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT TIE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth st. ty
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
s. II. KAUFMAN, PresE

TIE EvrNrSG STAR f. served 20 Subscribers IN -
city by carriers on their account at 10 cents
week. or SAC, pes month. Cspies at the counter. 2
eents each. BY maiI-postage prcpaid-5O cents .
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eecond-class mail matterl
The WEExLY SrAn-published on Friday-e1
Sear. postage prepaid SIX months. 30 cents.
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DO paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates OF adveriis.nz made known on arpiicssion-
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CHANCE FOR JUDIc1oUs MEN.

To more successfully close the most sue
cessful september since have been in busi-
ness, offer to make to order Fine English
Morsted Cutaway Coat and Vests for S.5.
Both Black and Blue aud Fiat-braided.
This Is five dollars less than the lowest
price elsewhere for equal quality and worx-
manshlp. shall lie oil the more careful to
make them up in the finest possible manner
to prove that allow work to leave my
establishment unless fully up to my high
standard-no matter what the price. Judi
cious men should embrace this opportunity.
1t ends October /.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
expert in Trousers"
s23 Cor 9th and @ SITS. NV.
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER ]. P. WILMER has been
detached from duty at st. Johns College, An
napois, Nd. and ordered to duty at the navy
yard, Mare Island, Cal, on the 10th of October
next.
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ROUTING THE BEARS.
General Advance All Along the List q
Stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The stock market
opened this morning with marked activity. but
tho narrowness and strictly professional char
acter of the market was brought more promi-
nently into view by the animation displayed, a.
three-fourths of the business done was in those
stocks TO which the bears have Of lste paid
Northern Pacific preferred leading followed
by Chicago gas, ST. Paul, Lackawanna,
Rock Island and sugar, while the rs-
malnder of the list was either very dull
or entirely neglected. First prices as compared
with the final figures of last evening we're
irregular, but generally lower. but in the gen.
eral list firm tone was developed, although
ne fluctuations here insignificant in almost
every case. The interest well as the activity
was monopolized by the stocks mentioned, and
North American after opening up q per cent
retired IL per cent 70 Sc, while Chicago
gas lost J. 10 431<. and Northern Pacific pre-
ferred u per cent The recovery was only
partial and least in the FIRST two stocks. On
tho other hand, Lackavanna and Rock Island
were decidedly stong, the former rising III per
cent and the latter per cent, while the gem
eral list scored slight advances over the open
ing prices At II O'Clock the market was iess
active, but firm at the Improvement Silver
opened at nay; highest sale, ll4,<; lowest
sale ll3h(; last sale, il4.
Judge Earl OF New York Renominstsd
NEW YoRK, Sept 2S-The democratic state
committee met this morning At the Hoffman
House, all the members being present but swe,
who were represented BY proxiea Ths ecm-
mittee unanimously renominated Judeo
Robert Earl for the court Of appsaia
Rickner Dies From His Wounas.
a u.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal rev
enue, $2S2, ,4SS; customs, $765,348.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

SECRETARY PRooToR is expected to return to
the city Thursday.
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@GAN6-sAwED BOARDsn!
E~KINDLY EXPRESSIONS.

MANY VISITED OUR WALLPAPER DE-
PARTMENT TODAY. HOW DELIGHTED
THEY WE'RE IS EvINCED BY THE
KINDLY EXPRESSIONS THEY LEFT. WE
LABoRED DILIGENTLY IN SELECTING
THESE "wALL DECORATIONS" AND
NONE BUT TALENTED AND pAINsTAK.
ING woRKMEN ARE EMPLOYED TO HANG
THEM. WE WANT YOUR TRADE, WE'LL,
DO FAITHFULLY FOR You. :. - slis.j lis
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
IMPORTER OF DRAPERIRS.
s20-1m 18TH AND BTo.
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VIM. Van Waggonsr rods bicycle from
Asysrtovn, Pa, to Reading HaturAay, q
m,es, ,scesa IN A hour and nd. minutes .s.:iGg she
Reading.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

SITE FOR THE New GOVERNMENT PRINTING
OFrIcE.-The site for the new Government
Printing Office will probably be selected day
after tomorrow. The commission is now en-
gagged In a strict examination of the various
parcels Of land offered. as we'll as an investiRa-
tion Of the current prices Of property in the
vicinity OF each. The law appropriates $780,
900 aud stipulates that the price paid for the
site mast be relatively equivalent to that Of the
adjacent lots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

SALVADOR WANTS A MrNIsTEn-Senor
Pou, who leaves the City OF Mexico in a
few days for Washington as Salvadors repre-
sentative in the United States, brings with him
letters to Secretary Blaine requesting the
United States to name a special and separate
representative OF this country to Salvador. 1t
is understood that President Ezeta has cabled
Senor Pou that the Salvador congress has ap-
proved OF this step being taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

ARMY ORDERs.-The following named addi-
tionsi second heutenants, corps of engineers,
have been ordered upon the expiration Of their
present graduating leaves OF absence to report
10 the commanding officer, Willets Point, NY,
for duty with the battalion OF engineers and at
the engineer school Of application: Charles
Keller, Herbert Doakyne. Chas. s. Bromwell.
Capt James W. Pope, assistant quartermaster.
has been ordered to repair to Cincinnati, Ohio,
Tor the purpose OF attending the
sessions of the prison congress to be
held there beginning September rs, and OH the
completion OF this duty will return to his
proper station. First Lieut.. John Newton six
teenth infantry, now under instructions at the
United States Infantry and Cavalry School, Fort
Leayenworth, Kan. has been relieved from
further duty there and will Join his company.
Maj. johnson V. ID. Middleton, surgeon, has
been detailed as member Of the army re,ir-
ing board at Governors Island, N. Y, vice
Maj Joseph X. Gibson, surgeon, relieved.
PERsoNAL.-Representati Darlington has
returned to the city and is at the Normandie.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ensley and daughter OF
Memphis and B. NJ. Lombard of Portland, Ore,
are registered at the Shoreham.- Mrs L. f.
Prussing and daughter of Chicago and Miss
Martha Wolf OF Germany are among the late
New Castle, Pa, and J. E. Woodbridge of
Hartford arc at the Riggs House.--D. c. Sto-
yer OF Freeport, H., VIM. L. Clark of Norfolk.
Va, and Charles NJ. Staley OF Chicago are at
the Hotel Randall-Edwd F. Witsell of
Charleston, SC, and John Holland OF Cleve-
land are at Willard's.--J. A. Emmons. Benz.
B. Perkins, Miss E. A. Perkins and Miss Eliza
beth Perkins of Boston, Afr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Kimball and daughter of Chicago. G. d. Goff
OF Clarksburg. WA. and Hon. Erastus Wiman
are ut the Ebbitt Housc.--W Z. Hemingway
Of Meriden. Conn. J. b. Nichols of Los An
gsles, Cal, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Totter of Waltham,
Mass, and d. c. Alton Of Chicago are at the
81. James.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

WISTER Is COMING PREPARE FOR II, BuY
w your Isfrobes lsAnges aud Furnaces now IA
Eobs, Furnaces AID karfes Repaire ID Promptly 0EU
u oARrkkLl- siS 7sh 80 si-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-23

The Endeavor - Fort Monroe.
FoRT MoxnoE, Va, Sept 22--The coass sur
vey steamer Endsavor, fron Bar Harbor,
passsd here today for Waahingtoa.
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ROFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
- the District OF Columbia, september 20
ls9O.-Ordered J. That all reports Of cost OF work
done under tho Compulsory Permit SYSTEM in ac-
eordanee With the act ef Conyress approved August
$40 together with the order Of the
author zing such work the accompanying papers and
plat or tracing showing the location and extent
OF such work. shall be immediately referred to the
special Assessment Clerk fOr PREPARATION OF assess
mcnt. which when completed shall be- submitted by
him to the Commissioners D. g. Tor signature q hat
ers G.. shall be returned to the Special
CLERK for record and service Of notice - 1hx, u,aC
the conpletton Of the entry Of an upou
records OF his Office, the 81 ecial Assessment Clerk
ahs proceed 70 Gauss notice OF nuch assessment 10
served to each proprietor OF property sssessed II
be restdent OF the District Of Co.uusie, ana his
residence he known to the oics, and II he bs non
resident, OF his restdence unknoyn to tue Office.
snch novice TO be served upon the tenant. agent
u known TO the oifce and return Of such service
SHALL be made under oath stating the manner which
Of the special Assessment Division And the service
Of such notice shall in Al either personsl ON
said proprietor, agent tsnp:, or By leaving the
sane with come person OF sritepe restdence
place OF business of snct pTovristor agent or ten
ant or by ahixing placinG 3 copy thereof ON the
property 1eHinst which the xsscsamsnt 80 made.
O. That the notice Of assessment shall state the num-
Der OF the sQuare the lot part Of lot parcel Of
ground and lineal feet of frontage thereof Upon the
work % aasesssd the Of the last reported owner
,hsfeOa the amsrns q | ss;sSssns.s sha,s.d ass:n.
C0neres approved Ausnst g. 1850 relative to permit
work and assessinepts therefor. J. w. DOU0LAHS,
L @ HINE. q. II. kOBEkr. Commissioners, .. c.
s12-Bt
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Rickner Dies From His Wounds.
CHIcAoo. Sept 8.--Alfrsd Rickner, vhs -
shot by his brotber-in-lav, George r. Kssulau.
lAst night died ~ o'clock thi noruine.
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R@sPECIAL NOTlCE-wANTED DESIRA.
49, bio Houses for henI We can secure you
tenants price asked fxir also want dwellings for
sale IN northwest section from $4,000 to $4,000
We have daily demsnds for both for rent aud sale
and have 70 turn parties away account of not hsv-
ing what they want Send us description. price,
terms, &C.. NJ once. w. Z. DUvALI. 933 ST. q w.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~T0 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
49,. T.. u. Ryan, having paid All uues and as
sess!nents up to August Is to Local Assembly No.
3S37. X. Of L.. has resigned. s:3-3t'
CUTTERS. ATTENTION,
II. : : : ''- '' 30 + HkIDENREIcH.
R-SOUR PLACE OF business WILL BE
ea.ed @ tSon2Hc4M ssss: :S SSePfsa s,.
i32: and 1894 Ithst. It,
x~NATIONALIsT CLUB No. 1. 900 ST n.
49, w-Hr. Lawrence Gronlund, author of The
t9-Sperasys xSgemmonwes,th viii speak wEDNks;
are @ invited on S0''i''" " ''o0 A 'a:sses.sd ass:
g. HAVING RECEIVED NEW LINE OF
~ the newest and delicate colors direct from
now or to aye or
Iresses, made up or ripped. dyed q nne mourning
We clean Seck.ies-1o cents. rou v,sczv.
.e3. rs, % aooc,.a e0,i Dye :, MSra.; ss ax
~ READY MADE PANTALooNs.
1.-THE, THE REasoS RE!.ss M, YoT HAVE NOE
ALL or ouh FINER GRADE MAIDS
cEsrSS 81 iaIEoks tais sEbs1Y os1YMAkP AkP THEM hh
nSrl ~ ThEth E LITTLE 4 . WORK NS,sly ssElAs0N;
FE%sfSS55$I', Es S5I', ?isfEsEST S1rrhkss
TifIISS Ash RfaHTLY MADE
ffSSEEAbo2Nf fSSE bsfMNfETT THE faEM 2Sti Arb RIPf1E fHE
PEiGr BEST CUSTOM WORK WILL BE in
i''eSh SNEsPRIcE sPRHisti scti.orHrER,
s"3 434 7IH ST.
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EcHEAREsE FUEL IN THE MARKET.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF COKE
IN order to reduce our large stock We will delives
until further notice best quality Coke for domestic
purposes At the following LOW prices:
Is bushels Uncrushed, el.7a
25 bushels Crushed. s2.2a
<obushsls Uncru.hed $3.50
4obushels Crushed, - 80.
BUY QUICK AND Oct THE BENEFIT OF THE
REDUCTION
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Exclusive agents Washington Gas Light Co scoks.
Also the most extensive dsslers in al kinds Of Fam
ny Fusl su2.ss
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STONE FOR FOUNDATIONS.
CHEAPER THAN BRICK.

E~sToNE FOR FOUNDATIONS
CHEAPER THAN BRICK.
An ls-nch foundation wall be built Of Potomac
Blue Stone-best workmanship-for the same cost as
q I4-inch brick wall For heavier walls the cost is
much less in proportion. This stone 10 quarred
the city and be furnished in any quantity 1t is
hard and strong and moisture cannot penetrate IT.
POTOMAC STONE COMPANY.
ou.r-ie. s.tenans @a .,n mile. on the Potomac.
Potomac Blue stone for foundations Selected Block
Stone for fronts. s22-6t
a:s from Europe and resumed his practice
MELONS BY THOUSANDS AT IlTH ST
wharfs. 40. 900 Melons Just arrived. Can
l.: ssHEs' cheap Come down and Sc Evans Hs SON
K~NEw BUILDING AssoCIATION.-h SPE-
;Id;s esl mseiins & Of the Sssonsl PssPanens
EVENING september wa at e e5 70 oelosk. % at S. Jo
seph's Hall corner 9th and H sts w. tor the pur,
those desiring to become such are requested to be
First ray ment zen i OF stock * Friday Evening. Oct
G Brichwadde, rick ntdoS s S,h aiSs y r.% ~
tSnin5 tSrsn5 kissner kxv I;,3 ~ Nh ssnw
i: SS%TsSsTd.: ioIs spd ieIs :sh.tn.~.
John shuEnrue. ii 03 7th st. NV
SerRt David DunniEan. lC29 New Jersey nv.
John Enders. 902 7th st.n.w.
Anton keniy, 1921 I'D st. NV.
FEB. Ioeufer. 45l III st. nv
Adolph Miller. 1905 2nth ST. NV
Benedict Roth 1893 eth st. NV.
s20-3t COMMITTEE
&L- y NICHOLSON. NJ. D.. HAS hENOVED
- his office and residence to 1911 Ii 81 n W.
ONCE hours, to II O. M. and > TO PM SO -6ts
HSREMOvAI-
~ Byron s. Adams, Book and Job Printer has
removed to ol2 llth st. NV. With presses new
type the saving devices known to the and
he he
poses to show Model Printing Once l.. you will
cali s20-6t
NSSPECIAL NOTICE.
49, Vow Is the time to order your Shirts, and
the Branch Baltimore Shirt Factory is the place
order them. We making to order Six Finest Dress
Shirts, solid bosoms, for 80. Give a call
). B. ELLERi Jos. II. IRELAND. Managers,
G0-h 93l 3th ct n.w
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RsMITHRAs LODGE OF PERFECTION. 4.
~ and a. Scottish Rite, will bold . special
meeting at the Cathedral on WEDNESDAY. gath in.
stSnt at 1:3O m. work. fourth and fifth degrees.
Candidates must report to the master Of cersinOnass
9. oelock The choir Will report 20 the Inusicsl
s2.-3t ALEX H. HOLT. SO. secrs,sry.
~ROBERT DE BRUCE COUNCIL OF
- Ksdosh. A. aud A. Scottish Rite. Will meet
In regular session ut the Cathedral TUESDAY, 2Sd
'D s.st A' ''o '''G Alex il. HOLT. sae. Recorder
~wAsHINGTON CONsisTORY. No z. $50
~ A.A.Sh-StAted rendezvous will be held
st Vest End Gasopic Hall. cor. Pa ave. and 10th
NV" e, On TUESDAY. septsmbcr "a 1920 q 40 pm.
s2..2t Gs and < B. ana A.
the following places Of business win b
closed wEDNEsDAf. September "a:
Dry Goods Notions and Millinery.
n. Meyers. 92Z 7th st. NV.
stesns @ ,s,' Dry oo9ds Cog store n94 & and 9o0 7sh st.
Kings Palace. sl2 and 81B Tth st.
- NJ. kiseman Bros. sO6 9TH st., 1924 and 1925
NJ. Clark 7:54 and 736 7th st.
{ ch:. 4; slSas: baum. ~ 4lS SI'hs'; a.s..
Boots and Shoes
VIM Hahn Co.. S1O 7th St, 1929 Pa. ave. and 231
Ferd Frank. 333 Pa ave Ae. snd 1906 l4th stn W.
Clothing and gents FURNISHINGS and Hsts.
4 Herman; cor. 7th and sts.
c. Rotchild. IS? 9Th st.
:. fishman SON. 1th st. bet D and Z.
s.rap.. ssnrs tsfSs Msrx +ai saHI 7th 11h and
j. Hofa. 400 fth II. 'A" ""'e"s" s2o.et.
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EcHARTERED BY CONGRESS lsi2
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
II waAhinstoa. nc
CAPITAL AND sURPLUs sssS .ooo 90
Has never contested los BY ira but always MAKES
yssmps ard hbsral sd,ussmensa
DR DAN'L h CLARKE prssA
oEo Z LEMoN. Vice prssa
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