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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
UNDER THE LOTTERY LAW.
Arrest Of William w. Gould-HeId in
$500 Bail for tho Grand Jury.

William ". Goulds alleged Louisiana Lottery
ofico at No. 1905 street northwest was raided
Saturday afternoon and Mr.. Gould was ar
rested. In his possession the officers found
twenty-one tickets, which Mr.. Gould claimed
were winners and that he was going to get
them casbed. The raid was made by Post Office
Inspector King, who was assisted by Detective
Horne and Officer Ceinar. Mr.. Gould was
released on $500 collateral for his appearance.
The Case was called IN the Police Court this
afternoon. Mr.. A. l.. Williams appearing for
the defendant.
Inspector King was called and testified that
upon Information received concerning Mr..
Gould he detailed Inspector Fisher to make in
quiry.
MIR. Williams questioned the witness. who
said that he did not charge violation of the
post Office law. He said that he was acting as
"a citizen in this case.
Inspector Fisher testified as to the purchase
Of ticket No. 81, 73l" from the defendant. He
purchased the ticket in obedience to orders
from his superior officer. Mr.. King.
The court held MFR. Gould in $500 security to
await the action of the grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
DIRECTING TO WEARING CAPS.
Why Certain Employees OF the District
Government Complain.

Recently the Commissioners passed an order
providing that all the inspectors of the health
and water departments be notified to wear caps
having their official title stamped thereon.
The object of this order was to prevent unau-
thorized persons from entering dwellings or
imposing upon the public.
Accordingly the inspectors purchased the
caps ont of their own pockets and have worn
them ever since. There is a great deal OF COM
plant now from the inspectors and it ia pos
sible that the Commissioners will modify their
order SO that badges instead Of caps can be
used. 1t seems, so q food inspector told SrAn
reporter this morning, that il is next TO an
impossiblity now to catch violators Of
the law. The cap, he said, was the
cause of i: all and when he entered the mar
ket peculiar whistle was passed notifying
dealers Of his approach. Tho dog catcher is
objecting also aud even the sIop men complain
that people take them for car conductors. The
matter will be discussed at the noxt board
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
THE COURTS.

CoUR. IN GENERAL TEnM-Judges Hagraer,
Cor and JGmes.
Today-Barnard, receiver, agt. jones' opinion
by Justice Cox overriding Judgment below aud
sustaining motion to quash. Allis agt. Column
bian University; opinion by Justice james affirm
ms judgment below. Potts agt. National Base
Bait Club; opinion by Justice Haguer reversing
Judgment below and Remaining case for trial.
The Beaumont car works, owned by O syndi-
cate of Boston capitalists, will be located at
beaumont, Tex. The citizens of that town
have subscribed 100000 to tho enterprise.
The company has a cash capital of 500. 600.
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Equitable C, Il, Association


The twentieth issue of stock has been opened
for subscription and payment and the follow
Ing is from o letter addressed to the share
holders making the announcement:
WAsHISGToS, d. c., Oct. H. $780,
To the shareholders:
The amount of business transacted by the
association has largely increased during the
past year. and with the beneficial results re-
allied by the shareholders has further demon
! stratcd that the Equitable is practical and
successful cooperative saving and loaning in
stltutiOn.
The regularity of saving the same amount
each month by large numbers, with fair profits
inuring. as;practiced i'll this association, is, we
believe, the great factor in successful CO.
operative saving.
lit has caused thousands Of people to save
and accumulate in this association and thereby
lay foundation for ultimately securing homes,
who otherwise would not have improved their
condition.
The receipts during the past twelve months
have been Sl,OG1, OJ5.Sl being 9l07 1880 more
than the preceding year, ana the total receipts
have been S5.SI3. 1919. Including the 10Th
issue. 1863 shares havo been taken by the
members. The 18th or May issue was 1000
shares, which Is 400 In excess of any previous
subscription. Advances or loans to the share
holders have been $3.65GS0O. The net earn
ings have been S26i,O77.O9. of which $4,000
has been paid on shares redeemed. In eleven
years, involving the large transactions gwen
above, the Equitable has not sustained the loss
of one dollar and has foroclosed but one mort
gage.
I'VE call attention to the twentieth issue of
stock. which is now open for subscription. BY
acquaintlng Others with the new issue you will
aid IN maintaining and increasing the useful
ness aud extending the benefits of the ass ocia-
ton
THOMAS SoMERvILLE. President.
A. j. SCHAFHIRT. First Vice President
GEo. W. CASTELAR,, Second Vice PRESIDENT.
JOSH JOY Epson, Secretary
B. f. FULLER. ELLIS SPEAR.
GEO. W. FISHER. II. Ii. TwoMBLY.
LAWRENCE GARDNER. JOB BARNARD.
FRED. ". PRATT. JNo. W. SCHAEFra.
MARCUS BAKER.
Olice. Enuitable NNiilinr 1903 Z street
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Decision Against tine Base Ball Club.

In the Court in General Term this morning
Justice Hagner delivered the opinion Of
the court in the case OF A. ii. Potts
against theWashington National Base Ball Club,
remanding the case for trial This is a suit for
damages received by plaintiff having his nose
broken by ball IN the base bali grounds during
the progress of game. On the trial below
the defense claimed that the plaintiff not being
OH the stand and being at the time in a portion
OF the ground not set aside for spectators he
could not recover. The case Was taken from
the jury and the plaintiff appealed. The court
decides that the club Is responsible for the
safety Of Its patrons and remands the case for
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
CITY ITEMS.

Hudson's Variety Store, ef2 7th St NV,
offers for tomorrow only: dozen cakes Turk
ish Bath Toilet Soap, 1Sc.; dozen cakes Bo-
quet Toilet Soap, 25c.; dozen cakes White or
Notified CASTLE Soap, 20c.; II dozen boxes
French Backing. 15c.; l0-piece Decorated
Toilet Sets, s2.l0; 56-piece French China Tea
Sets, $3.50. These sets are sold at 80. Combi-
nation Dinner and Tea Sets, beautifully hand
decorated, $3.50, real value s25; Wooden
Buckets: loc.; H-gal. Glass Pitchers, &c.; q
doz Goblets, 15c.; u sheets Shelf Paper, &c.,
and oil other goods in like proportion for one
day only. HuDsoN's VARIETY Store, 9l2 18th
St NV, II
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A Disorderly Treasury Clerk.

Cries of murder" attracted Policeman
Rhodes to the house of Eugene b. insolvency,
a Treasury Department clerk, in the county.
The officer found McSweeney under the influ-
ence of liquor, with a further supply of whisky
on hand, and his wifes head was cut.as she said,
by n water cooler. The husband was arrested
and locked up. In the absence of collateral or
bail he was held in custody until today, when
lie was taken to the Police Court and fined IS
for disorderly conduct. He also put under
his personal bonds to keep the peace toward
hla Xifa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
CCROFULA

SCRoFULA
Is the most ancient aud most general Of all diseases
Scarcely family is entirely free from it, while thou
sands everywhere it's suffering slaves. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has had remarkable success in curing
every form of scrofula. The severe and painful
running swelngs In the neck or goitrc hu1nor
i'll the eyes. causing partial total blindness have
yielded to the powerful effects of this medicine 1t
thoroughly every of inpurity from the
blood and builds up the weakened system.
n. B-f you have decided to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced to take any other.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
A Yankee from Salisbury.

From the New York sun.
was one of the crowd of Union prisoners
which dug the long tunnel aud escaped from
the prison pen at Salisbury, NC. Those OF US
who had worked the hardes. had the first show
on the night when we broke through into the
railroad cut. As fast as we got out we took
different directions, as had been planned. /
went up the ICdlln river, hoping 10 get into
Virginia. had $50 gold piece-one which /
had carried III my boot heel for three months
unknown 10 any one. IL was given me by q
citizen OF Sai!sburyin exchange for g, 900 worth
of confederate gold bonds.
/ made fair progress TO The north that night
and the next day. As evening came again l
was forced to stop at farm house and ask Tor
something TO eat. Ny request was readily
granted, and when rose to so the man OF tine
house observed:
out of the pen at Salisbury the other night"
lis that SOP
And they've scattered over the kentry like
so many rabbits"
''Icsr"
And they say that whoever brings one
back gets a hundred dollars"
''NeilI'
'Wel, reckon I'll hitch up the cart and
drive you back"
What! Do you take me for an escaped YAM
keo prisoner" exclaimed.
''Sartin We do, replied the farmer and his
wife Ill chorus.
'You are greatly mistaken. Would Yankee
prisoner have this about him?"
laid the gold on the table. Perhaps it was
the frat twenty either had over seen. Ii seemed
a fortune TO poor family.
I'm going to leave 1t with YOU" continued.
You can give me some meat and meal and u
bed quilt for it."
They were perfectly satisfied Of my identity
and where had come from. but the llan held
the gold IN his hand and said:
! Mother. he un can't be no Yank."
''ln co'so he amt" she replied. "Ho'un
| must be confederit contractor lookin after
hogs an con-"
| Il reckon"
"An' it's our dooty to help ho'un get
| through"
| ''Of cose."
Then you put up the stuff fur him while
! tell him the bes! route, an in case any sojers
| call here an ask if ye'uns has seen any of
! them Yankee prisoners, .we'uns is to say to
! they'u that weuns haven't even seen hair
| or heard q boot"
] i was captured near Rockford and returned
| ~ the pen. but it was no fault of the people
who gave me such INT on my way.
| A telegram was received late last night an
nouncing the death of Jere Dunn, the we'll
| known sporting man. in "a small town near Ell
| Paso, Texas. No confirmation could be OBJ
/ tanned
Most of the striking miners will 20 to work
| today at Ishpeuaing, Mich. Many of the
younger men will look elsewhere for work, and
soms OF the mines will have difficulty in getting
| enough men for the winter.
squati upset u small sail boat of Rum
Point, Atlantic City, yesterday. in which were
two men, Curtis Conoyer and Edward o. Brien.
| The former was drowned, but U'Brien luckily
caught hold OF the centerboard OF the yacht
and was rescued
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Allowed to Go Home.

Peter McCue was the name given by re-
spectabie-looking man who was arraigned in
the Police Court this morning for trespassing
on the grass in Mount Vernon Square. Peter
arrived in this city about three days ago, and
Saturday he met the usual old friends, with
whom he celebrated, and the result was that
the visitor got knocked out by old John Barley
corn
And looked for a hotel" he told Judge
Miller, but how got where the policeman
found me don't know"
The officer told how Peters loud snoring in
the park attracted his attention.
Near him" said the officer, twas soup
bone, but there was no meat on it, The place
looked as though Peter had been eating his
lunch there"
well, what do you intend to do2" asked the
Judge.
Il want to 60 right home" was his response.
you can CO."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
An Alleged Policy Shop Keeper.

French Ross, coIored, OF house No. 202 f1th
street, was before Judge Miller today charged
with keeping policy shop at that place. He
was defended by MIR. 4. b. Williams. Frank
Robinson, Randolph Robinson, ir., and a coli
ored man named John Creek testified
that they had played policy IN defendants
place. The case was sent to the grand Jury;
bonds 300
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
To TIE LADIES.

To TIE LADIES.
An Exhibition Of the Latest
ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS
will be open for five days, commencing
OCTOBER 81,
in the office OF THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. GIG 9TH 81. NV
1t includes I'LL the most fashionable imported de.
signs, many OF which offy be reproduced on our
machines. All desiring TO view this beautiful work
are invited to call at our Office.
THE SINGER MFG. CO.,
LEWIS BAAR. Agent
1851 OPP. L. s. PATENT OFFICE
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALDAUGH's.-"Good Old Times"
NATIOSAL--PrImrose& Vests Minstrels.
BIJoU.-''The Paymaster."
kERNAN's.-Nlght Owl BurlesQue COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

Policeman Ceinar of the first precinct gave
evidence in the Police Court today against a
woman named Mamie Garner, whom he
charged with keeping disorderly house. The
woman, he said, occupies q room in what is
called "BuZzards Roost," corner of 9th and E
streets. The officer described a scoue showing
the depraved condition of the woman and
others and the judge fined her go or sixty
dayn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
Judgment for Damages Affirmed.

In the Court in General Term this morning
Justice James affirmed the judgment below in
the case of Conrad and Louisa Al.is against the
Columbian University. This was all action for
damages received in 1887 by Mrs. Allis falling
Oh q stone or piece Of slate in the entrance Of
the Columbia Law building and dislocating
her arm. In the court below the verdict was
for the defendant and that judgment is now
affirmed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
Lot Hin, OFF Easy

A silk hat and red necktie were the con-
spicuous portions of Tom Dufy's dress when
he appeared in Judge Miller's court today.
Tom is the colorcd man who was shot several
years ago by a policeman. and since that time
he has worked for his living and gained good
reputation, until Saturday night. when he got
drunk and was found lying the sidewalk.
knows him and that he does not get drunk once
in ten years. The court suspended sentence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
POWERFUL race glasses. HEMrLEn's, ass Pa. av.

vIsIr HUGo woRcH & Co.'S furniture ware
rooms for furniture sold on liberal terms. 92s
and 925 7th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

An ISCoMPARABLE OFFER.-The Champion
Steam Laundry, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, Is
doing the finest laundry work in tho city, and,
means of Introducing the Same, We will
give to any one calling at our Office red card,
which entities bearer to have Numbered free of
charge collars and cuffs. We also repair
hosiery free of charge. Hunt up your last
winters underwear and send ii to us. No
charge for Elendlng 1t. Old shirts with new
neck bands and wrist bands made new at
the small cost of 25c. Write us card or tele-
phone 592-S. :. G. WALLACE, Prop.
BOTTOM Prices. Z. A. MUDDIMAN,
Gas fixtures, 6l4 18th 1t.
Lamps. Drop llShIs.
Fon FISHING TACKLE at low prices 60 to
TAPPAN's, l0l3 Pa. ave.
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Douo1As & BIO.
INTER-OCEAN BUILDING. 9th ST

DoueLAs & Bno.
INTER-OCEAN BUILDING. 9TH ST.
We will give You the following articles at the prices
named FRIDAY. SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY:
Ladies' High Neck. Long Sleeves. Soc Ribbed Vests
35c, or for 81.
Ladies' High Neck. Lorg Sleeves Use. Ribbed Vests
Soc each.
Ladies' 15c Ribbed Drawers, soc.
Ladies Fine Merino Vests and Drawers, worth Use.
at soc. each.
Ladies' Atwood 81 Vests, all colors at 75c each
LIdios' rine Knit skirts. all colcrs and ali prices
Very handsome.
so doz. Knotsed-fringe Fancy Border acc Towc,a,
SOC. each.
q doz. Stamped csc Pillow shams, 1ec. pair.
Beautiful styles Crepe Lisse and Net Ruching, ill
colors
5styles Toe. Infants sacques for 4oc each.
Look at our assortmentof the very bost inn ported
worsted and Spanish YarnG
APRONS. FOR THREE DAYS:
Aprons Ut loc ---' Aprons ss 600.
Aprons Of 36c. Aprons ut 500
Aprons ct Zoe. Look At them.
DOUGLAS BRO.
~ ........ 612 9th sk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

De CAREFUL, IT PAYs.-Many people dig
their graves with q knife and fork; that is they
pepsia, fGtulency, gastric irritabliity and .
number of intestinal complications result, all
of which can be cured by the use of that splcn-
did tonic aud stomachic. DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron. 81 per bottle. Its action is
that Of gentle stimulus or tonic, with rutri-
ment and blood purifying properties.
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Is none too soon 70 buy thesealways well to have
in the house.
OUR PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT
pair Of 1t is stocked with the best
Silk Carriers Perfumes and Soaps We
with have only the reliable makers
OxidiZed Buckles goods.
given with Cashmere Bouquet Soar, II c
box of Lubins One Ounce Extracts,
Gossamer Face 30c.
Powder. 4-oZ. Toilet Waters. Acc.
Our price lOc. box. Good Ammonia, l0c.
chance for you. POZZONPS FACE pow
DER, 9Jc.; Others price Doc
We call your attention TO the following special prices
on I-inch Black Whaebones, best quality:
s il. . in. 10 in. L i'll. L. i'll. - ill., IA in lSin
-
sc. DC. loo. lie. lie lie. lAc lsc.
PER DOZkN.
DEESSMAKEES Should get their supply now. before
these goods advance in price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

CARPETS CANPHoBATED and made moth proof
free Of charge. Umpire GARRETT cleaning
NoSKs, 63l-GS1 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 425-2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

MAGNIFICENT household furniture. carpets,
&c. will be sold at the auction rooms of Rat
cliffe, Darr & Co., 920 Pennsylvyni., avenue, on
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. See the adj
yertisemeut
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tD DITT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR PHOTO LITHO0RAPHING
II AND PAINTING IOMNsHIP AND UIAEG
PLAIs:-DeIartnent Of the Interior, GENERA IAIld
oirce washington Dc, october 10, lSgu.-S,Alcd
lrol,osais viii DC received this Office until the
EiOHI kENIH DAY Oh NONEMbklG II gO, az
lNELNk O'CLOCK NOON, tor Ihoto- al ho-raIhing
anu Pnting such cOIies Of Township Hats aud uth,r
OF ihis Office shall be required lie reproduced
during the current nscal Betsiis and ncA-
TONS Oi the work Viii De exhibited 10 lidders, who
must satisfy themselves 10 al requirements lru-
pOsals must be made In duplicate and addressed u the
commissioner OF the General land ftce iIdOrsed On
the envelope 'IroI osais for reproducing township
Pats Bond with approved security will be required
IL SIONE- Acting Commissioner. ol3-lAw4v
DkQPosALS FOR CHEMICAL INST m MENTs
Il Steel &c, for the Washington Navy Yard Uclo-
Ter :, ieSd-seaied proposals, Endorsed PROPOSALS
iur Chemical Instruments. Steel &c for tie ashli
ton Navy lara, 10 Oe opened q, ioDer -, 1890" will
be received at the bureau OF Provisions aud clothing
Navy Department " Washington, ID. C., until TAlLNE
OCLOCh NOON, OCTOBER INENTl-FIGHlH,
1871 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter TO
FURNISH at The Washington Navy hard y supply %
chemical lnstrum,lts. consisting OF balances, ap-
Saatus Tor gas analysis, assayinS. Organic analysis.
batteries, heating APPARATUS platinum dishes &c
also $4,000 pounds Of steel plates, 49, U.OuU Rounds
tool steel 40 bars COPPER, 1000 barrels broken
stone. The articles must IN al conform 10 tie
navy STANDARD and the usual naval i:Ispcction
Bank proposals Viii be furnished uIou Application to
the Comm o: the Navy Yard lie bureau.
The attention 81 manufacturers and dealers j. invited
The department reserves the CHI To waive a. ct- or
% reject ans or all bids not deemed 10
the government EDWIN STEWART, pHyIuastgr
General, Us Navy. OFF, sA-3w
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COOP ISGRAIS CARPETS, 35c., 40c. Tapestry
Brussels, Soc. 75c> Floor oil cloths, Csc, 30c.
Lace curtains, 81, S1.25. Atwood dress goods,
sc. up. JOHNSON, GARNER q Co.,
636 Pa ave- NV
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20 HAypsour NV P.rrr,xs

" tlNE OLoI'H-sUkFAUE WAT RPkooTWKAps
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The "cAEsTER." Plain. Close Fitting and Neat, an
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Ihe ECAiNdloN." Gathered at Mock; very hand
Ine FAIR" Dressy, Close- hitting c.ym.n, with
Goat slesye for Misses and Children
Prices xs5s vever SO Low Tor lime Quality Water
Vfoois oOOOtkAu RubBEli COMPANY, 300 9th AZ
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Bur YorR Coal Of J. MAUR7 Dove Only
Highest grades Of family coal handled
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.


For the District Of Columbia and Mary
baud, diminishing northwesterly winds; fair
weather and slightly cooler, with frosts tonight.
For Virginia, continued cold aud fair w'ea-
Their; northwesterly winds. with frosts tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

ONE Quar- OF 81 whisky for 75c. Can't be
beat CHAs. KRAEMER,
1871 It'll At NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20

Ar the last it biteth like serpent. A. B. G.
will cure the bite.