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POLICE DEPARTMENT NEEDS.
Maj. Moore Says at Least Fifty More
Men Are Required.

''The police department really needs at least
Fifty more men. but there is no probability Of
Congress giving them to u.s." said Maj.
Moore to q STAR reporter today. II am going to
ask for twenty-seven men, two Of them to be
setgeants and eight to be mounted. For these
there is pressing necessity. Something
else we noed, and am going
to ask for it, is new sta
ton house in Georgetown. The present
building is antiquated and its location ex-
tremely unhealthy. Such building. with the
ground, would cost s29,000 I also intend
asking for $4,000, with which to build
stable for the ambulance and its
horses. It can be built on the lot
adjoining the second precinct station. SO we
would not have to purchase any ground. No,
there will be no new precinct asked for. The
people Of Anacostia want one, but think they
are little premature"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
You HAVEN'T SEEN These.

Those who haven't been in the store since SATURDAY.
September 20. havcn't these s3 pieces Black
Goods Perhaps the most conspicuous bargains smong
the goods the Plaids Stripes and Checks for
half mourning Warranted all pure wool, full 40
inches xide styles similar ~ those We have been
selling at so cents that you'll wonder why these are
ONLY so CENTS YARD.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
GETTING READY FOR WORK.
Public School Teachers Meet Today
The Superintsndeht Talks to TAsm,

The issue OF tickets Of admission 70 The public
schools was continued today. It is expected
that all the children who were not in the
schools last year will have the necessary tickets
by this evening.
Today the teachers met in their respective
divisions These we're the first meetings since
the vacation. Superintendent Powell, accom-.
panied in most cases by the trustee Of the dr.
vision visited the different divisions, and talked
to the teachers. In q general way he said there
would be no change in the work as compared
with last year. The course of instruction and
the text books would be the same.
In some cases the teachers listened to a short
address from the trustee of the division. and
then the supervising principal took the door
and made the annual announcements.
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Seriously Ill,

DR.. W. B. Jones, who for a long time has
been record clerk of the health Office, is con-
fined to his bed suffering from an attack Of
paralysis. He is seriously Ill and it is feared
that he will not recover. DIR. Jones is more
than seventy years old and has been in the
government service more than half his life.
lie WAS q clerk in the city post Office for some
thing like thirty years.
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Pn1EsrLErs B1Acx Daxss Coon.

Why can't we afford to sell these celebrated STAND
Ard fabrics At the small profit we do other goods,
You know we base our priees-our proats-on cash
sales Samples viii tell you If the merchants who
credit can AFFORD as small pront o. We
Priestey's So inch siik warp Henrietta. q yard
Priestleys 4o-inch sin warp Heurietta, sl.25
81. so and g. yard
fIiestleys 4o-ineh Melross Cloth. Use. q and
a1.25 yard.
es- Ask for samples Of the shove snd compare win
me qualities offered elsewhere at the sams prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below,
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Name.
Name.
" u.
45s< AN
Wash,ugtou STOCK Exchanpe.

Sales-ReRular Call L. O'Clock m: Firemen 8
Insurance, 100 at A5. Lincoln Fire Insurance
GoSsrni,ens Bonds-u. s. AVS. 1891. registered,
lOAk bid. Y. .. Ans. 1871. coupon. lU4,a bid
& = s ssssss.' sdO SG Ga
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per in,l. IL. 1901.
gold. 1o2 Did: Per imp Is. 1851. currency.
io4 bid. ,1o-gear fund. u. lses, gold. l0sh bid.
yOysar fund, rs. lsoe, gold, ITO bid. water stock,
70. 1901, currency. I'D bid. 30-year fund, 0s,
iso5. 1905 BID sSss, iva fund. currency. III
miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds.
100 It'd. Washington and Georgetown railroad.
1V4O. %. los bid, los asked. Washington and
Seors:.Ssn conys.,ioie bonds e; lto bid;
asked. Washington Market Company LIST mort.
gage, Is, Ito bid. Washington Market Company
bonds. imr. @. l16 bid. 10 asked Washington
Lighs Infsutry 0rst mortgage, u. 1904. 9S bid.
es bic bio. los asked. Washington Gas Lishi
sfa os: :sss O.: ss. s sS
bonds, series d. 0s, III bid. lei asked. Hy.
gienic Ice Company, LIST mortgage, Us, los
asked. American security and Trust 1ol bid
Nstionai BANK stocks--Bank Of Washington, $50
bid. 47o asked: Bank Of Republic, ESQ bid
soo BID. Farmer. and S.oh.nic.. is bid. CID
Esns, 100 bid. $50 asked. Columbia, 40 bid
l76 asked. Capital. no bid. West End 81
lincoln, llSk bid, l21 asked.
aAilroad stocks w Ashington and Georgetown,
25O bid. Metropolitan. 100 bid. us asked. Co.
lumbis, II bid, 10 asked. Capitol and North
street, 62K bid, " asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home 6S bid, rs asked Georgetown and Tenley-
town, "a bid. 90 asked.
Insurance ssooks-Firemon's, A bid. Franklin,
so bill. Metropolitan. 20 bid. National Union,
20 bid. Arlington, no bid. 100 asked Cor
coran. Is bid Columbia, l6A bid, 1Sil asked.
Gsrmaa-Amsrioan, ITO bid. Potomac, 80 bid
Mgga y bid, On asked. Peoples, 81 bid, OF
asked. Lincoln, 5k bid. 51I asked.
Title Insurance StockS-ColuInbia Title, OK
bid, ~ asked Keel Lstate little, l25 bid, l3J
asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-washingson Gas,
a. bid, 30 asked. Georgesown Cas- As bid. u.
3. Electric Light. l6S bid, 175 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania. 25 bid. %
asked Chesapeake and Potomac. II bid, 7l
asked. American 0rsphophOne, 16x bid. II
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks ashington Market Conn.,
psny. 16x bid 19x asked. Washington Brick
Machine Company, $50 bid, AS asked. Greni
Falls Ice Coinps1y. 300 bid, 220 asked Bull
Run Panorama Company, IAN asked. National
Safe Deposit Company, 2ab bid. PAS asked
ssked. National Topographic. IL bid, 20 asked
Mergenthaler. 3 bid. Pneumatic Gun Carriage
!. bid, asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company, ~ bid. Al asked. American Sc.
surity and Trust Company, 52N bid.
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Oyster eating is an Rt.

Special 0fficer Ferguson, who 10 the only
special officer on the beat where Officer Nc
intosh assaulted the colored man Carter. SAYS
he was not with Mcintosh at the lime aud on
Ger hlmmel Is wrong in his statement that Nc.
intosh's companion was special officer
MI. jeremiah ID. Baltimore. who has been
employed as chief engineer and mechanician
at the Freedmen's Hospital for ten years. has
resigned that place and has been appointed in.
strnctor in metal work and steam engineering
IN the public schools.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qblBglans 10 The Star.


An Exciting Matter in Rockville.
Special Dispatoh TO tn. HvExno srAa.
RocKvILLE, Sept O.-Today at II o'clock .
crowd numbefihg over hundred was in
attendance at the temporary Office Of Justice
T. W. Stonestreet to listen to the trial of the
ave young men arrested last week, charged
with throwing eggs and stones at . travelling
show company who had given q performance
at the town hall on the Friday night previous
They were also charged with using indecent
language. The assault occurred at the rail-
road station md the arrests we're made at the
instance of railroad detective. The question
OF jurisdiction of the magistrate WAS ques-
toned on account Of his appointment being
for another district and the case was removed
TO Gaithersburg to DO tried Friday noxt. After
ward warrant was issued for William NJ. Rob-
inson OF Washington, Q state witness I'm the case,
on the charge Of carrying concealed weapons
and he was fined Is and costa The affair has
created much excitement
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Real Estate Matters.

John Nordlinger, IT,, has bought for s2o,.
05l.2s of II. T. Taggart ct al, trustees, lot m.
sub, lots 80 to "a, Old Georgetown; 2s,s75 or
Bridge aud 100 feet on Frederick street; lot 2
do, OF same width and depth, and parts Lott
rs to n, Old Georgetown, fronting IS5 feet on
Bridge street.
Agnes d. Adams has bought for s2.0O0 of l.
C. Loomis No. l200 II street northeast, Is by
II feet
/ Ratcliffe, Darr & Co., auctionecrs, sold yes
terday afternoon at auction sub lot AZ, square
2l0 fronting "a feet on 18th street between
Rhode Island avenue and street northwest
by y depth Of 100 feet, to 7. Smythe, esq, for
90 per square foot.
). B. Rogers has bought for s5,500 Of q.
Goldschmid part Sc, square Sal, fronting IL
feet 8 inches on II street northwest between
10th and 18th streets northwest
Robert A. Golden has bought for %, 500 of II.
A. Clarke east half part 8. square 400, fronting
49 feet 8 inches on y street between 9Th and 9th
streets southwest
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LOCAL LEGISLATION.
Very Doubtful Whether the District
Will Have q Day In the House Monday.

Whether or not the District has a day next
Monday depends upon the republicans having
u quorum to dispose of the Langston case that
day. If they have a quorum, thing that
} is doubtful, and get the Langston
case out of the way in time. the District bust
ness will be called up. The Atkinson bill is the
first thing in order on the District calendar,
and will be taken up II District business 10
reached. Every effort will be made to get q
quorum Of republicans here by Monday, but
the result is very doubtful
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SPECIAL SALE DHEss GooDa

You'll expect it to be Plaid Dress aoods-for who
ism. talking Of The Pasis Royals Piaidss Our Psids
don't need much newspaper advertising. for Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday it's to be BLACK
DRESS GOODS. Those Plaids have been erowdins
the counters detriment Of the more modest bal
equally desirable BIaek Goods. Besides regu.
lar stock we have special lots Of Black Goods
TIE PALALs ROYAL.
tContinue below.1
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A Cowboy Contest.

ALBuaUERaUE, NM, Sept. 20.-About $4,000
people visited the territorial fair yesterday
afternoon to witness the cowboy tournament,
Harry Crawford, the champion roper Of the
plains, sold az favorite, but lost by his horse
falling and rolling on top Of him. Charles
Coniey lsssoed his steer just as he crossed the
score line. and securely tied the animal to
the ground in minute and 50 seconds.
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From Wall street Today,

NEW Yonk, Sept 2o.-The stock market
still showed very moderate return Of business
this morning and before the end Of the hour
had subsidized into dullness. First prices as
compared with last nights closing figures
showed considerable irregularity but the
changes we're generally slight though Reading
WAS down n. Missouri Pacific, Atchison, Chi
c&go gas and sugar we're the only stocks dis
playing special animation. and OF these the in
dustrials alone exhibited any movement Of i'm
portance, both dropping about l per cent
while prices in the railroad list we're we'll
maintained, and even some strength was
developed late in the hour. Silver opened at
116M; highest sale, 1855; lowest sale, l15ss& I;
last sale ll63I
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for THE EVENING stan
FIREMES RETuRSED.-The sonorous music Of
the Alexandria drum corps awoke the town
early this morning and gave notice of the re-
turn OF the Hydraulion Fire Company from lis
trip to Pennsylvania. Ii hes been absent since
last Wednesday. and, besides taking part in the
firemenls demonstration at Chester, has visited
Philadelphia and been banqueted there. The
hremen are much pleased with their trip.
NOTES.-The corporation court has closed its
September term.--Arlington Hill Lodge OF
Good Templars. which has for some time been
IN state of suspended animation. has been
revived and +. s. Corbett elected its chief
ofiicer.-The circuit court will open here next
Monday.
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Horace Greeiey's Statue.

NEW Yoax, Sept 30-The bronze statue to
Horace Greeley At the Tribune building en-
trance was unveiled today by Miss Gabrielle
Greeley in the presence OF a vast crowd of peo-
pie. Chauncey NJ. Depew made the chief
speech,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

Foa
COUGH,
CATARRH,
SORE THROAT
The soden Mineral Pastilles are infabls remedy.
Convenient active and pleasant For sale y all drug
gists for 90 cents.
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Registrar Wright received an exempliAed
copy Of thS Silie II ne late John ]. McEihons
Tor record from Philadelphia. He leaves his
Estate to his wife, Assy Matilda, and names hsf
~ exscutrix.
Presidsss fxstA Not Yss Rseegnissd.
4 The dispatch from Ban Salvador psblished
IN yesterdays erAa annsansisG Inst President
Exets had btsn Informed By United ssates
minister kixusr tAat h (Aisnsr) Aad received
cable instfusjtoes ~ formally ssesGniss ESQ
sa's election - president Of Salvador vas .
surprise IA Astiag eserstsxy Il Ssats whaston,
Who ssys the department. has not ISN'T any
telegram 70 Ministsf Mizner authorizing
him TO recognise Essta's sovernment NJ.
Wharton added however, that steps woQld nm.
dsabtedly been h taken by this govsrnneat
20 Officially SsOognl1e xsetA 4r. Wharton
has received from HiuisteP Miner 8 fnn re-
port ~ 1z1cisannnStalces attending the shoot
&ug Of 0eA Dugsu6diH but so0o-ko = ut ret
prepared . mako ~ seatsnis pnblis.
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Disorderly Colorcd Boys.

Last night in Ridge street alley crowd of
colored boys enjoyed large watermelon and
when they had finished made it warm for q
citizen by bombarding him with pieces of the
rind, and the result was that several of them
were locked up. They we're Samuel Selvey,
Norman peterborough, Albert Burnett and
Lindsey Madrey. The last mentioned is a
country boy, but he comes to the city and
gets in bad company. That explains his
arrest last night Sam Selvey, who has a
brother in Jail on a charge of murder, had a
large knife and . piece OF a revolver in his
pocket The part OF the weapon he had could
not be used to shoot Selvey has been arrested
many times, aud was only released from Jail
two months ago. Judge Miller today fined
Selvey $50 or ninety days for carrying the
knife and warned him that il he did not do
better no would get where his brother is.
peterborough was fined IS for disorderly
conduct and Burnett forfeited collateral The
country boy was released on his own recogni-
zance and told that he had better remain In the
country.
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WHAT THE CITY NEEDS.
What Mr.. Douglass Would Do With
the Railroads and tho Long Bridge.

"what one thing that the city needs would
you do II You had the power?" Was the question
put TO Commissioner Douglass by SrAR re-
porter this afternoon. The reply, vas prompt.
II would raise the Long Bridge 10 proper
height and would compel the railroad
companies to enter the city through
the Navy Yard tunnel or thereabouts.
Out on the Eastern branch there are from
six hundred to eight hundred acres Of marsh
that could easily be reclaimed and on this, when
filed in, would locate the freight depots and
shops leaving no tracks in the oily save those
absolutely necessary for passenger business
and those tracks would either depress or eie-
vate. II could accomplish that rould be
ready to die aud to wait century or 20 for ny
monument -
xonxI WHY'RE o. THE CHI.
"What would do for the city's moral vel.
fare? wouid amend the. constitutes 90 q d
make itcompulsory thatat least two members Of
the board OF Comnlissionsrs should BE- Asmbsss
in good standing Of . Christian church. Al
things are now Col Robert ID having lone
some time Of Il with two .such siAssss q Hins
and myself," and then Capt Rosseil broke the
interview OF short with bundle Of papers and
a urgent hecesstty.
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SHOOTING STARS

M QUICK ABOUT IT.
Now let ne thank our kindest stars
That Congress has got through
One day OF Legislative work without
A great big hullabslloo.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

STREET INSPECTORS APPOINTED.
John H. Crawford and John Steinmetz have
today been appointed street inspectors on the
temporary roll at a each per day.
PATROL WAGON DRIVER.
Maj. Moore has recommended the appoint
ment Of Randall Hopkins as patrol wagon
driver and the Recommendation has been sp-
proved by President Douglass, the only Com
missioner on duty. Hopkins will be tempo
rarily attached to the ninth precinct
COMMISSIONER HIxE WILL BE HER. MONDAY.
Commissioner Hine was expected at the Dis
trict building today, but he will not be there
until Monday. He ~ in New York and will re-
main there until tomorrow, and he 90 notified
Commissioner Douglass this morning.
MINNESOTA AVENUE.
The Commissioners have come to the conclu-
sion that the Anacostis road, otherwise known
among men a. Minnesota avenue, should be
opened to o uniform width OF ninety feet but
before the proposed course 10 definitely decided
upop those who may be opposed TO IL will
be given hearing. The date fixed for that
hearing Il Tuesday, Octobsr "A, and the hour
2 pm.
NECESSARY FOR THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
Can't Rosseil has recommended that the
street between 18th and 18th streets northwest
be paved with asphalt blocks under the COM
pulsory permit system. This improvement,
says the captain, is necessary for the public
health, and Health Oficer Townshend gives
the recommsndation his Endorsement The
total cost Of the paving ID estimated at a. S.
and ons-haK Of that sum will be assessed
against the owners Of abutting property.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued BY Inspector Entwfsle 20
follows: George Kern, erect two tW0-story
brick dvsllisss, Nos II and 7is 9 stree,
two-story brick dwelling, No. ms llsh street
southsast, a. 3O0 Margaret NJ McNamars
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DR. LioHTHrLI.

A RE FREE fRC1f ALL CRUDE AND IRRITATING
"A matter. Concentrated medicips only; very anlall
easy TO take no pain; no gripths. CAFFEINE Little
Liver Pttis
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Baltli,iure Markets,

BALTIMORE. Sept. 20. - Cotton dull--mid-
ding, l0ts. Flour dun. wheat-southern dull:
Fults 95sl02 Longberry. y6alOs; No. - 81;
steamer No. ., red. ~, western easy; No. win
tar red, spot. ok; September. SIX: October,
s7Ha91H: Decem6er, lO1Aal0lx. Corn-south-
Srn inactive; whfss, $3.50: yellow. 57a5S; western
quiet; MIXED spot 90; September, 50; October,
S4a5ik; year, So bid. Oats nrin. Rye fairiy
active. Hay Arm. Provisions frm. Butter firm.
Eggs Hrin-l0 Other articles unchanged. Freights
10 Liverpool per bteamer nat Receipts--n0ur
1, l4O barrels. whesf. l4,O0O bushels; corn 10 oCO
bushels: oats, $4,000 bushels: rye, 1000 BUSH
Ella Shipments 2442 barrels: wheat, 1000
bushels; corn, 500 bushels. Sales-whest. 10000
busheIs: corn, 5000 busAelA
BALTIMOhE, Sept. e0-virginia 10.4O's, IS bid;
d6 threes, 67Ha6Sk; Baltimore and ohio stock,
iO4. Northern Central stock, 6sk; consolidated
sas bonds, l14a11S; do. stock. 5lX.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Sept 20 llClosing,. Wheat-Sep-
tember, ON. Corn-0etobsr, 4S,S; May. 0Ox.
Dsts-Septsmbsf, %: October. MI; May. A7X.
Pork-Septem bsr, Q56s october, 005: Nag,
i..45. Lard-Ossebee, ANY. Short ribs-Oo.obsr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

Ths ssheel hsuss q washiagtsa Hsighs,
near Ckicago, burAsd Thassdsy.. The ere +
~ no Are has been ussd 10 the building sinee
last spriaS. Len tH.oo2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
FoR Woxrx

Who suffer from nervous and physical debility Rres.
help 10 found In taking Ayers SsrssparilA II pro
duces the rapid effect Of s;imulant without the In
furious reaction that follows the Of stmulsnts.
The result of taking tins medicine 10 permanent in
Of strength and yigor both Of mind and body
81 End Ayers sarsapariIla Just what have needed
for long time. have tried different medicines or
tonics, but never fos.., until used this Ny
trouble has been low Of the blood causing faint
turns"-Lsna oconnor. III Vernon O.. Boston.
Mos.
Il have been victim for the past two years Of gen.
eral weakness with turns Of fantng Have tried var
remedies, but with little relief till used Ayers
sarxaparilla. Some six months since began to use
this remedy and am greatly benehted"-Mis X.
white. Somerville. Mass.
This IL to certify that have been using Ayers Sar.
sspariiia for some time and IL has done world Of
good. 1t has cured my headache, cleared my blood
and helped me in every way, and 1 am determined to
use II DO long a need such medicine."-Mrs. Tan.
log LIST street. Lowell Mass.
AYERS sAPsAPARILLA.
On. J. O. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass.
Sold by Druggists. d. six s5. Worth o. bottle.
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know what I am here for. &c. Buck Kilsors.

great big hullsbslloo.
know what am here for. &c Buck Kilgors.
Mrs Brown: DO you think Mrs. widdoh sin-
cerely mourns over the lose Of her husband"
Mn. Jones: Il certainly do Why. do you
know. that she is 50 glad he has gone that ia
positive pleasure for her TO carry on In The
most demonstrative style Of sorrow"
THE JoYoCs MULE
The mule colt grew in the pasture.
And kicked up his heels galore;
He felt mighty good. for his master
Had titled him Buck Kilgore.
The very slim girl 10 fashionable. -DtW
Free Press
And isn't that enough
Mrs. Kaintuck: my. my. I've lust been read
Ing that the town Of Sioux Fails has Il, 900 pc
pie and only thirty-two saloons"
Col kaintuck-with a grunt Of disapproba-
ton: The usual luck; they're ALWAYS getting
things wrong-end foremost"
Mr.. Dingley nose no good OF Mr.. KilgorA
Kicking in door Ia nothing. What IL Mr..
khgore had gone through the speakers ssshi
The Congressional Record 10 read and % b
Mr.. Dingley's nose.
Blks: did the same author who composed
Tale of Woe compose Little Annie
Rooney"
Dilks: "0h, no, there's some Limit TO human
depravity, don't You know"
Judge-to prosecuting witness: Were yoa
present when the assault was committed On
your friend2"
Witness-proudly: WAS OF, yer HONOR Win
yez PLACE to luck at the mug av him wsnst, that
sthaIds over boi the dure?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

The Rev. Mr.. Freund, pastor Of the German
Luihssan Independent Church in Hobokan. N.
J., aw0ke carly yesterday morning and found
his son searching his room for valuables. The
boy had left home and led \ wild lie, He -
capped with $50 worth Of ieWelry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New. York Stock Market.
Tho following the orening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Mxfket, as reported by special
wire to Coraon aud Mccartney, 141y + street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

II roo ARE riHED TAKING rHI Iars0E ON
Pills aud take solne eoaafoS nan can't sssnd every
thfux
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WARRANTED BLACK Sux.

You may ask for and obtain written guarantee that
VII bind Us TO make good SAX bought here shoud a
spsis OF eroeh within sig months Of purchase
The Following are specially GOOD valuss for our