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HE CUT QUITE A DASH.
But He Is Now Charged With Obtain
Ing Goods on False Pretenses.

III. u. Barnecue, Mexico city, Mexico" ap-
peared on the register Of the Hotel Randall
The individual who registered the name was a
young man who, according to his own story,
was soon to become attached to the Mexican
legation. Barnecue, if such was his real name,
hao baggage enough to fill an ordinary hotel
room. 1t was several weeks ago that he arrived.
and Tor time he spent his money freely and
PAID board bills promptly. He formed many
acquaintance, among them being a number of
MS fellow countrymen, and he soon began TO
i've IN the b. Shepard White style. Nothing
was too good for him. He drove other peo-
pies horses and buggies. smoked cigars and
wore hats of merchants on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. aud now they are holding bills against
him. The police are looking for him, but we're
unable to come up with him last night.
Mr.. Leisenring Of the Hotel Randall pre-
sented Barnecue with his bill few days ago.
but Rarnecue put the papers in his pocket and
SAID something about paying it when he re-
celved remittance from New York. The
young man, it is alleged, represented that he
mad $1,000 in bank. and it was because Of this
alleged Misrepresentation that Mr.. Leisenring
yesterday swOre out a warrant charging Bar
necue with false pretenses. 1t is on this war
rant that the officers will arrest him if he comes
within their reach.
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Injured In Accidents.

Mrs. Sprague, wife of A. NJ. Sprague OF the
White House, met with painful acc .dent yes.
terday afternoon. While walking along Penn
sylvania avenue between Sd and Al streets she
stepped on u banana poel and fell and broke
her right arm. She was carried to her home.
AZ street northeast, where DIR. Suddarth set
the broken limb.
Yesterday afternoon the second floor of one
Of the buildings of the Washington Gas Light
Company near the foot of q street gave way
and two of the men wero precipitatcd TO the
lower floor. John Welsh had his skull fractured
and James Carr his foot badly crushed. DR..
SOthoron WAS called III to attend them after
which they were sent to their homes Welch
10 222l l. street and Carr to 752 oath street
northwest
John II. Flynn, a carpenter at work on the
buildings on 5th and streets northwest, yes
terday fell and was badly injured about the
head and shoulders. He was taken to his home,
S05 VI street northwest.
Last evening a stone wagon drove into Daniel
Butler, colored man. and no was knocked
down and badly bruised
Yesterday afternoon q. NJ. Birker of light
battery {. third United States artillery.
stationed at the Washington barracks (arsenal),
was struck by cable train No. ~ on 7th street.
At the Emergency Hospital, where he was
taken, he was found TO be badly bruised.
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Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

reported ior IHE EVEN1SG STAR.
COUNTY CoURT.-The Alexandria County
Court, Judge Chichester. has continued the
case of Edward Stewart charged with the MUIR
der Of Wilson Watkins. Richard Norris charged
with larceny has been acquitted. On the pro-
bate side of the court Mrs s. j. GRAY took ont
letters of administration upon the estate OF DR..
VIM. +. Gray.
RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE.-THE Catholic clergy
of the diocese of Virginia held their stated theo-
logical conference here today at st. Mary's
Church parsonage and were the guests OF the
pastor of that church. These conferences are
held from time to time. and on each occasion
IN a different city of the commonwealth
A SINGULAR CRAFT.-An odd-looking boat
some 80 feet long, rugged after q naval fashion.
reached here this morning with two colored
men on board. The boat has no deck. but an
awning or tent Is fastened over a beam running
fore and aft, and this protects the occupants
from the rain. They claim to have come from
Brazil.
NoTEs.-Lee Camp, confederate veterans,
held a meeting last night and heard lecture
by ex-MayOr kemper on Charleston and its de-
fences during the war.---Chichen thieves are
busy here. For several nights past nightly
visits have been made on the poultry coops in
back yards. funeral OF Miss Jennie
IIantzmon took place this afternoon from No.
227 north Roya! street where she has lived with
her brother.--The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth
NJ. Myers took place yesterday afternoon from
her home on Duke street near the Midland
depot.
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MIR. Lambert Wins His Case.

Advices from st. Paul, Mimi. announce that
Judgment was rendered yesterday by the dis
trlct court in favor OF the plaintiff in the case
OF Tallmadge A. Lambert, plaintiff, against
Washington NJ. Stees and others, defendants
This was an action of ejectment brought by
Mr.. Lambert in 1887, upon state of facts then
for the first time made known to him, for the
recovery of certain lands within the corporate
limits of st. Paul which had been located by
his father. the late David Lambert, esq.,
october II. 1872 within n month of his acct
dental death by drowning. by means Of O
pseudo administration and certain extra juris-
dlct!onal proceedings of the probate court for
Ramsey county, these lands had been conveyed
away from the plaintiff. whose existence was
ignored. although he was, at the time, an in
FAINT residing with his mother, the widow Of
David Lambert. within the District of Column
bia. The Minnesota courts decide that these
attempted proceedings were without any
validity and that Mr.. Lambert. as sole heir Of
his father, is entitled to the land in question.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The last will o. Jamie A. Humphreys, filed
yesterday. gives her estate to her two children
with a prov siOu for her fathcr-in-law.
The Pennsylvania Republican ClIb last night
heard n report from the campaign committee
anu speeches by President Rankin and others
and twenty-five new members were admitted.
Today ". MOseby NlI.iaI.S was admitted to
the bar of the SupruTc Court of the District
on motion of Mr.. KidoUt and Hunter ArnolG of
Virginia was admitted on Mr. Claughton's mo-
tion.
The Grand Lod re officers paid visit TO d.
J.. Holloway Lodge of Good Iemplars in Golden
Cross Hall last evening. Addresses were made
by Chief Iemplar ROwley, Grand Counsellor
Van Week. acting grand templar; Grand Score
tary Sturgeon. Grand Chaplain Blackford and
Grand Superintendent Russell
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The Late Michael Tally.

Tomorrow there will be buried the mortal
remains of the late Michael Tally, whose death
was announced in yesterdays STAR For fifty
seven years Mr. Tally was resident of this city,
He was little more than eighty years of age
and was born in County Clare, Ireland. He
came here without means and through industry
and prudent management acquired property
estimated to be worth S25O.0O0 The surviv-
ing relatives in this country are his widow,
three sons, John, James and David Tally and
two daughters. Mrs. Prince of this city and
Mrs. Chas Russell of WATERFOWL, Mass
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THE TAKOMA REPUBLICANS.
The Congressional Campaign Opened
With Meeting Last Night.

A largely attended republican meeting was
held at Takoma last night in the handsome
chapel recently erected. Addresses were made
by Hon Louis Z. McComas, who is now can
wasting his district for reelection. Mr.. B. H.
Warner and Mr.. W. W. Wright. Resolutions
were unanimously adopted setting forth that
this meeting give its unqualified Endorsement
to the acts Of the republican members in the
first session Of the Fifty-frst Congress" and
'that we heartily indorse and commend the
public services Of Hon. Louis =. McComas and
congratulate him and the republican party
upon his efficiency and prudence as Repre-
sentative in Congress from the sixth district of
Maryland"
MIR. McComas has challenged his competitor,
Mr.. Mckaig of Cumberland, to a series of Joint
discussions, but Mr.. Mckaigs acceptance is
doubtful
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my6- tn. tn. fam
ExrRAoRp1SARY CASH BARGAINS.


LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and half
wide; pure wool. Navy Blue. Green, Garnet, Brown,
BLACK: special cash bargain SOC.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS. all new styles
WIDE double width. Doc, 75c., 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
size extra heavy, 1919. $3.50. So. ST. 80.
BLACK GROS GRAIN FRENCH SILKS. cash bar
gains, S71sc, 81. sl25. Sl.5O
FRUIT OF THE LOOM COTTON very best quality
yard wide, Size.
Coored silk veIvets. Soc. Zoe, 81.
hESRIETTA CASHMERE, serge, elegant French
uress goods nearly yard and half wide pure wool
special cash bargain o6c.
SHEETINd COTTON. immense double width. ex-
cellent quality, 25c.
BED COMFORTS. extra heavy, immense assert
men. 0 &c. 81, Sl2o, 81. So SLS5, 81.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS wide, double fold
pure Wool. all colors, cash bargain, ..5c.
bALBRlGGAN English Stockings very best 25c
Quahty; THREE pairs for zoe
BLACK SILK MOHAIR BRlLLIANTINES, WIDE
double Told. 25c.. 3lc.. 31Isc.
BLACK Surah Silks 32c., Soc, &C.
Lonsdale Cambria. finest quality. 1Oc
Double Blankets, SI25 Sl.5o, S..
CARTERs STRICTLY CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7Tusr
CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING TO az EN-
TITLES YOU 10 VALUABLE PRESENT. OF
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GEORGETOWN.

Nor SoLD.-The property on Prospect ave-
nue. which was to havo been sold at auction
yesterday was withdrawn at II cents. owing to
the steady downfall of rain.
ARREsTs.-Lourika Henderson, q bright
looking mulatto, was arrested upon the COM
plant of Benz. +. Wardell. q white man, who
charges her with the theft of S7.-John ID.
Sullivan, who keeps grocery store at the cor
ner of 2Sth and o streets. was arrested yester-
day by Officer lloake for keeping an unlicensed
bar.
Found DEAD.--A dead colored infant was
found yesterday afternoon by Officer Lyddane
on a vacant lot near 2Sth and L streets
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Cattle Marlxat

Cattle market, Union Stock Yards, District
of Columbia, October G. Eighty-two cattle on
the market and sold as follows: No prime cattle
on the market Best sold from 80 to $50. per
pound; medium sold from 29i to Sc. per pound;
common sold from to PIC. per pound. Nine
hundred and eighty-two sheep and lambs on
the market and sold as follows: Old sheep sold
from to = &c. per pound; lambs sold from 81 !
TO 6l4c. per pound Cows and calves sold from
go to S45. Market for cattle was dull. Market
for sheep and lambs was fair.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBaUGH's-Cora Tanner in lone Error"
NAroSAL-Lyceum Company In The Char
ity Ball"
HARRIs.-''My Jack
kERSAS's.-Iony Pastor.
GLoBE.-Sun'5 PHI xntasma Company.
ST. PETERS CHURCE-Concert and Fair.
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Death of Miss Regina NcDevitt.

A telegram from Fortress Monroe today
brought the sad news Of the death there at 4
o'clock this morning of Regina Rose McDevitt,
daughter Of Detective James A. McDevitt The
deceased, who was fifteen years old, was ex-
tremely popular and gave promise OF lovely
womanhood. She had been at Fortress Monroe
Tor her health for several weeks. Her mother,
brother and oldest sister we're with her when
she died. The remains will be brought to this
city tomorrow. Mr.. McDevitt and his family
have the sympathy of MANY friends in their be-
reayempnt
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Raiding Policy Shops.

Sergeant Jones and Officers Williams and
Dean raided policy shop at No. 14s o street
alley ABOUT 10 O'Clock this morning and arrested
Marshall Williams. the alleged writer. Several
players were summoned as witnesses. The
players made break for liberty when the off,
GERS entered, but they did not succeed in es-
Gaping The case was taken before Judge Mil
Ter and counsel for Williams waived an ex-
animation Bond was given for the grand jury.
A GOOD investment can be made in Wesley
Heights.
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ELSEWHERE will be found the advertisement
of John Rudden, credit and cash furniture
stores $50 and 932 9TH street northwest. a good
idea of the stock he has on hand may be OBJ
tanned from reading his lad, but better and
more profitable way will be to visit his large
establishment and be shown his magnificent
display of household goods. The peculiar
merit of this house rests not so much OIL Its
grand assortment of furniture. carpets, stoves.
DC, as upon the low prices and easy terms upon
which they may be bought. The merits of
Mr. Huddens credit system cannot be told in
print. neither can the lowness of his prices
a personal visit Is required, and we advise all
intending purchasers to give HIM q call.
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Beaten While Assisting an Officer.

Frank Davis. colored, and several other COL
ored men engaged i'll quarrel near 18th and
Boundary streets last night Special Officer
Smith arrested Davis and called on Charles H.
King. white man. to assist him. While doing
this Davis knocked him down and kicked him
in the eye, infiicting a severe injury. He was
finally landed IN the second precinct station
and this morning he was tried before Judge
Miller. The judge said that the assault was
a brutal one and imposed fine Of S25 or sixty
DAYS.
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The Whist and Chess Climb

The Washington Whist aud Chess Club was
thoroughly recognized last night in its new
home, 1918 + street. The details for the season
were all arranged. and it was decided to hold
nightly meetings from November /. Another
meeting of the club will be held Saturday
evening, when officers will probably be elected.
An endeAvor will be made to interest promi-
nent chess players in other cities, so that
match games may be- arranged
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A Mystic Shrine BANQUET.

Twenty Knights Templar were made mobiles
Of the Mystic Shrine at the Scottish Rite
Cathedral last night When the Initiatory
ceremonies were at an end BANQUET was
served. over which the noble potentate. Geo
ii. Walker presided. Toasts were responded
TO by T. H. Chamberlin. Geo. W. Pratt Com
missioner John W. Ross. Maj VIM q. Moore.
VIM. Z. Amin of Omaha aud Harrison Ding
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Do Nor Buy anywhere until You have seen
Wesley Heights. adjoining the grounds of the
great Methodist University. The most lovely
spot for rurai homes Sale opens September
- and closes October %. Prices. 10 to zoe.
per foot. JOHN F. WAGGAMAN,
Cor 18th and q SIS. NV.
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SELECT your lot at once in Wesley Heights. .
The Columbia Democratic Club.

Columbia Democratic Club will hold a meet
ing this evening to formulate plans by which
the democratic cause may be aided in the ap-
preaching campaign. The call for the citing
contains the following paragraph: Under the
existing npportionment of electoral votes the
democratic party will have more than an even
chance of success in .he national election; but
an apportionment under the new census ia to
be made. With a republican House and re-
publican Senate to make the new apportion-
ment, what chance will they leave to the democ-
racy2"
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LOTS selling very fast in Wesley Heights. .
A Pleasant Evening.

The members OF the Acorn Club, with q few
invited guests, passed pleasant time a, their
club rooms last evening, the occasion being
the birthday celebration Of Mr.. Chas Bradley,
one Of the memberA A bountiful collation. was
served and songs and banjo solos were kept
up until late hour. Mr.. Bradley was pre-
sented with handsome gift by the club.
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MoRrAR.sporrEp SKIN

Accurately describes psoriasis the second great skin
disease Think OF shedding quart Of scales each day
Of skin cracked bleeding burning and itching al.
most beyond human endurance; hair hfeess or gone.
Suffering hardly to DO appreciated Is not this din.
cult skin and scalp disease to cure! And Jet CUTI-
CURA has cured Thousands Of Just such cases. s
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oSDiTIoS OF TIE wArEl

Temperature and condition OF water at
a.m.-Great. Falls. temperature. 65; condition,
2. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 30. Con-
dition at north connection. ): condition at
south connection, SO: distributing reservoir.
temperature, SO; condition at lnfluent gate
house, 3; condition at efiiuent gate house. s.
High tide in the river, Pol p. m; low tide in
the river. Oil pm.
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A Nine-Year-Old House Breaker

Robert Howard, a nine-year-old colored boy,
entered house Massachusetts avenue
near 18th street recently and was caught in one
Of the rooms by servant. The boy had q bag
20 put his plumber in. When the servant
caught him the boy picked up knife and said
with an oath: You - if YOU don't let
me ont of here I'll kill YOU"
He was IN the Police Court this morning on
complaint OF Officer O'Rourke and was given
nine " DAYS on the farm
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a New Temperance ORGANIZATION.

The Total Abstinence Union Of the District
OF Columbia, which was organized Sunday
evening at Carroll Institute Hall, elected the
following officers: Mrs. L. A. Chambers, presi-
dent; Janus L. Feeney. vice president; Miss
J.. MineOla McIntre. recording secretary: Jas
A. Edwards financial secretary; Mrs. j. j. Nc
Nerhany, treasurer; James Carmody. sergeant
1t
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Capt, SchIey's Mission Ended


Capt. Schley, commander OF the USS. Balti-
more. in letter to the Navy Department dated
Stockholm Sweden, September 81, announces
his arrival at that port with the remains of the
inventor Ericsson aboard. The remains of Mr.,
Ericsson were delivered to the authorities Oh
Sunday, September IA. On that day they were
inferred with appropriate ceremonies. The
military display was magnificent in character
and thousands Of people lined the route Of the
funeral procession. During the passage of the
funeral cortege through the streets of stock
holm twenty-one minute guns were fired from
the deck of the Baltimore and her flag placed
Mt half mast. Capt Schley adds that Erics-
sons remains were received and honorcd with
the most imposing consideration by his gov
ernmeht"
On September IS King Oscar Of Sweden, his
secretary of state and staff officers paid visit
to the Baltimore and were received with all
the honors due his majesty prescribed by the
naval regulations. King Oscar expressed him
self as highly pleased with his visit and desired
Capt. Schley to send his congratulations to
President Harrison on having such a magnifi-
cent vessel
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SEE OUR INGRAM CARPETS at So and 40c.:
tapestry Brussels. &C.; 1914 sheeting, &c.
new fall dress goods. DC. lace curtains, 81
JOHNSON. GARNER Co.,
636 Pa. ave. NV.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS, adjoining the grounds OF
tho great Methodist University, Is offered az
syndicate prices until October 70. Now Is the
time to buy. Prices, 10 to 20c. q foot
JOHN F. WAGGAMAN. cor. 18th and G. SITS.
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Persons desiring to make presents are in.
vited to examine our stock Of Dinner and Tea
Sets, Bric-a-brac. Decorated China. Candida.
bras. Piano and Banquet Lamps. ]. W. Bore
LER d Son. 923 Pennsylvania avenue. 1ts
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We MEET ANY and ell prices advertised on
moquette and other carpets. Come and see US
and We Will save you money. W. II. HoEKE,
Penn ave and Sth street.
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The Woman's Relief Corps.

Burnside Corps, W.RC.. gave an entertain
ment at Grand Army Hall last evening The
hall was crowded to its fullest capacity The
program announced by Commander MCGOWAN
of Post 8, comprised the following: Song, by
Mr.. Geo. Terry; recitation. by Miss Ada
Townsend; song. by lIrs. Smith, recitation, by
Mrs. Leggett; cornet solo, by Mr.. Waterbury;
song. by Miss Freck, recitation, By Miss Cox;
song, by Miss Amy Low, with violin obligato
by Master Brook Ames.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Meafher.

FORECAST TILL E1OHr AN. WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia, rain; sOutherly. shifting to westerly
winds; stationary temperature; tair Wednes-
a
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LECTURES
Inc Public Lectures at the Catholic University dur
- ing the month of OCTOBER will be as follows:
Two Lectures by Rt Rev. j. J. KiANE, ID D., on
The Problem OF Christian Education.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER &
Statement and Nature of the Problem
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER H.
Difficulties of the Problem and It's Solution
Two Lectures by Very Rev. AUGUSTINE f. HEWITT,
DID,, on The Relations between the Natural
and the Supernatural order.
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 22
Tho Christian AEuustic,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %
The Christian GnCstir
The Friday Scientific l., ctures viii be resumed in
NOVEMBER.
Admission free. All friends of University education
invited. Lectures begin at 4:45 pm, IT
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OUR custom trousers a. S5 have no equal
The material is of elegant quality, the make
and finish excellent and the lit faultless. Con
vince yourself by an inspection.
EISEMAN BROS, It'll and E.
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The LATE Wan

The war Is long since and Grasty has grown to
be a since the smoke OF cannon darkened the
southern sky.
If you don't know who Grasty is. where no does
business and what he sells and that you can save
money by visiting his extensive double stores, then
there is not much use in writing history &c so far as
you concerned, and doubt if you know the war is
Grasy has been here about six months and
people have discussed him. and probably cussed
HIM. than any other business man in the city.
Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low
prices and those who sell have cussed his very small
profits Nobody heard of Decorated Dinner Set
for S7.9S English Toilet Set, 81 SO; Fix Tumblers
lc. ;CarpetTacks. lc box Padded Carpet Lining, &c
yard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, SIG %; Plush or
Hair Cloth Parlor SUITE $3.50; Oak Sidcboard.
$3.50 &c. Best Cane Seat Chairs Imitation Walnut
67c; Solid Old Chars SIC: Full-sZe Carpet Seat
Rocker. CSC, &c, until Grasty came. If you want
CARPETS, OIL Cloths. Furniture China, Glass; Tin
Ware, &C. don't buy until you have been to l5l0-l3
Gth ST. NV, and asked to see Grasty. See what you
do. Don't doubt till you try.
sgt GRASTY
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WESLEY HEIGHTs. adjoining the grounds of
the great Methodist University. sells rapidly.
The most beautiful suburban location. High,
dry and slightly. Prices 10 to 20 cents a foot.
JNo. r. NAGGANAN, corner 14th and u streets.
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Drs. Benson L. Mannal1ee, Specialists in
Skin and Nervous Diseases and Electricians.
Superiiuous hairs, warts. moles, marks. tumors
and all blemishes perfectly and permanently
sirable. Office: 1912 G st. NV, Washington,
d. c. o3-5t
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WESLEY HEIGHTS, adjoining the grounds of
the great Methodist University. offer the
greatest opportunities to persons desirous OF
investing small amounts Prices 10 to 20 cents
per foot Sales opened September %; will close
October %. 1890. JSO. i. WAGGAMAN, corner
18th and q streets northwest.
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EXAMINE the material of which we make
suits to order for go and SIS.
EIsEMAN Bios, 18th and E.