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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-02
ANACOSTIA.

MEETING OF THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
The AnacOsta Citizens Association met In the
station house last night to complete the work.
ing organization for the coming year. Presi-
dent Charles Barker announced the following
standing committees: On streets, roads and
bridges, j. n. MINK, W. Marden King, j. T..
Jenkins. A. NJ Green and j. s. Barker; Oh
water and sewers, II. A. Linser DR.. +. Torrey
and J. W. BARLEY; on lights, d. l.. Pitcher, J.
". Toison and j. E. MINK; on railroads, W.
j. Latimer, Il. II. Grant and Charles Earker:
on schools, b. L. Messer, A. NJ. Green and J..
Adam Bede; OIL police, J. I. jenkins, II. w.
Emo and j. W. BARLEY; Oh charities, ii. S. Pctty.
G.. +. Watson and Hiram Pitts. Mr.. Chas. Barker
ana Ii. ;. Petty were appointed special COM
mlttee to wait on the Commissioners and urge
that the names of the village streets be posted
ut the corners and that the houses be mum.
bered south from Harrison street and east and
west from Monroe street. At present the
people here have no means but landmarks TO
distinguish their homes and are weary of tell
ing their friends they can find them by .'going
two blocks from the bridge and then turning
to the left till they pass town pump with a
shade tree on the other side OF the street and
then geeing off till they come to a shanghai
house painted red, with porch in iron:
and bay window on the alley"
An effort made year ago
to have this Inconvenience removed and it
was understood the work of posting and num-
bering had been ordered done by the Commits
and now the request will be earnestly renewed.
Among those present at the meeting were
Charles Barker, w. Marden King, Ben NJ. Num-
dell, Prof II. s. Petty, DIR. II. A. Pyles, DIR. T..
Torrcy, james Roach, A. Guide, Vim. L. Pot
bury and Others. Adjournment was taken till
the third Friday in October.
UsED FOR SCHOOL PURPosEs.-The old hotel
at Surrattsviiie of wide notoriety in connection
with the fight Of John Wilkes Booth is being
used for public school purposes this fall while
new school house is being built in place OF
the one destroyed by fire some time ago.
NoTEs.--A vocal music class has been Or
gauized by the young people of the NJ. E.
Church and will meet every Friday night.
There are large number Of good voices in the
class.-Mr. j. G. Leo has been away on pro-
hibition campaign work in Maryland
| funeral Of Mr.. Joseph Filius will take place
| this Observation-Disclosures II. A. Griswold
| and Director Arthur Christie OF the Anacost tia
street railway have gone to Troy, N. Y, to look
| after the construction OF the cars being built
there for the new Washington line.
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THr LATE WAn.

The war is long since over and Grasty has grown to
he a since the smoke of cannon darEened the
southern sky
II you don't know who Grasty is. where he does
business and what he sells and that you
money by visiting his extensive double stores, then
there is not much in writing history, &C.. fur
you concerned, and doubt if you know the is
Grnsty has been here about tx months aud
people have discussed him, and more probably cussed
INN, than any other business man in the city.
Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low
prices and those who sell have cussed his small
profits Nobody ever heard OF Decorated Dinner Set
for 1913. English Toilet Set. Sl9S; Fix Tumblers,
l3c. CarpetTacks, 1c. box Padded Carpet Lining, &C.
yard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite, $lG. %; Plush or
Hair Cloth Parlor suite. &27 30; Oak Sideboard.
Sln5O &c. Best Cane Seat Chairs. Imitation Walnut
SC; Solid Old Chairs. SIC; Full-size Carpet Seat
Rocker, 9Sc. &c, until Grasty came. If you want
Carpets. OIL Cloths. Furniture, China, Glass. Tin
Ware. &C.. don't buy until you have been to I5iO-Io
Tth St. H. W., and asked to Grasty. See what you
can do Don't doubt till you try.
s27 GRASTY.
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Selling LIQUOR Without a License.

There was recently ''cook shop on F
street between 10th and 18th streets northeast
and the police suspected that whisky was being
SOLD there. Policeman Ehicrs of the 9th pre-
cinct made an investigation of the case and today
John Strother was charged i'll the Police Court
with keeping unlicensed bar. Witnesses
were called and they gave evidence Of having
purchased drinks in the place from; the de-
PENDANT John denied that he was the pro-
prietor, and said that the place was owned by
a woman. She was not his wife, although some
people. he said. called her Mrs. StrOther." He
said that lie only boarder in the house.
Lawyers Moss and Kicks argued the case for
the defendant and the court imposed fine OF
Sl05, Counsel noted an appeaL
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Was He u Washington Man?

Maj. Moore has received letter from Under
taker ]. Lewis Good Of Philadelphia making
inquiries concerning Robert Wallace, who was
supposed to have lived at No. GA street in
this city. The letter gave no description of
the man. not even stating whether he was
white or colored. In the letter il was state d
that Robert Wallace was killed at Paschalville
station Saturday, and that the body was turned
over to him (the undertaker) by the coroner
On the mans clothing was found n discharge
from the war ship Ohio. dated about the be-
ginning OF the rebellion. The police have
made inquiries concerning the dead man, but
failed to learn ANYTHING of him
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A'FArn TnrAI

OF Hoods Sarsaparila for scrofula salt rheum any
affection caused by impure blood is sufficient to
vince any Of the superior and peculiar curative
powers of this medicine. Read the following:
My daughter Mary afflicted with scrofulous
sore neck from the time she was % months old till
she became six years Of age. Lumps formed in her
neck. and Of them after growing to the 81 70 OF
pigeons egg became q running for over three
years. We gave her Hoods Sarsaparila. when the
lump and all indications of scroful, entirely disa
peared. and now sho seems to be healthy child. II
j. s.. CARLILE. Nauright, Nj.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for So Prepared only
by O. HOOD b CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. .
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURr--Jldqe Coz.
Yesterday-Cammack agt. Douglass: decree
adjusting rights. Brown agt. c. 4 o. Canal
Co.. rule on defendants and complainants re-
turnable 18th. Fowler agt. O'Brien; decree for
compliments. Pollard agt. King; sale decreed
John Ridout trustee. Chamblin agt Watson;
do. Job Barnard trustee.
TOday-Best agt. Linger; sale ratified and
conveyance. Brown agt. Brown; reference to
{. Ingle to take proof
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Frs $sssss ! Erf$ = SSSsSS E e. B $"f B
+ Q 90 Sssss + / 90 ! ii ii Err BD5 ;

Owing 20 the Indictment weather PAINS
magnificent exhibition Of the LAST DAYS
Or POMPEII" and Gorgeous Fireworks Dis
play will he POSTPONED to FRIDAY and
SATURDAY. October 3 aud 4. at SPIN.
This gives ms the Opportunity 60 prepare
the pyrotechnic display upOn an even mora
mammoth scale. and you should not fail to
witness this exhibit-the er andest spectacle
of modern times.
300 PARTICIPANTS. STAGE $50
FEET LONG. LAKE OF REAL WATER,
300 BY loo FEET. THE ANCIENT CITY
OF POMPEIL ERUPTION OF MOUNT
vESUVIUS. AcrobAts Boxers and wrest-
lers. Rope Walkers and Specially Artists
UNITED STATES MARINE BAND.
PAINS MATCHLESs AND INSPIRING
PYRoTECHNIC DISPLAY. Admission.
25c.; Reserved Seats. Soc. Orchestra
Seats. numbered. 15c. Private Boxes.
numbered el each. Seats on sale o. Bren-
tano'S Take Herdc Line direct TO
grounds Metropolitan R.R. l4th st cars. o.
,ROF. j. b. CALDWELI'S DANCING ACADEM,
II tCor. n and 9TH SITS. nw.D
lass for adults. Tuesdays and Friday evenings. q
Glass for Juveniles. Wed. and rat afternoons
SPECIAL rates TO private clubs. &c.
flS-1Sr Address l IL G 81 n ".
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Suit for Injunction In a Land Deal.

Ellen Z. Wight and W. C. Adams, by ". H.
Fleming, today filed a bill against s Bensinger
and 5. Buber for an injunction to restrain con-
Ieyance Of certain land, &c. The plaintiffs
'tate that in April last they owned certain lots
On / street between It'll and 9Th streets north
west, but shortly before had. contracted to sell
certain of them to defendants. There was a
mistake in the description, however. The
plaintiffs ask decree for defendants to sur
lender the land in question; that they be re.
strained from conveying il or in using il for
building purposes detrimental to the plaintiffs
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Douo1Ass & Bno.
INTER-oCEAS BUILDING, 9TH ST.

MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
We will sell the following articles at the prices named
1Lyard 59c Bureau and Bouffa scarfs, cold for &c
2yard syc. Bureau and Boufs Scarfs, cord. for 60,
1hyard soc Bureau and Boufa Scarfs, cold,for 0s,C
2-yard 81 Bureau and BouffA Scarfs. cold. for $50
Ieyard 69c Bureau AMI Bouffa scaris cord for J0C
2yard Soc. Bureau and Bouffa Sc4rfs. cord, fer
Poe. Stamped Pillow Shams for lSc.
10 styles Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, &c. each
6styles Ladies' Boot Pattern BIC. Hose for Poe.
styles Hermsdorf Black DOC. Hose for 35c.
styles Herinsdorf Black 69c. Hose for SOC.
30 dozen Hermsdorf Black Hose for .5c.
Childrcn's Hermsdorf Black Hose, 15c to &c.
Ladies' II. n. l. s. Q rs Ribbed Vests for 81.
Ladies' II. n. l. =. $l.15 Ribbed Vests for ell 25
Ladies' H. n. S. s. S1.J0 Ribbed Vests for sl.25.
Ladies L. n. n. 8. Sl.25 Ribbed Vests for 81.
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Condensed LOCALS.

The mean temperature in September, accord
ing to the meteorological summary of the Sig
nal Office for this station was Is degrees. the
highest since 1886, when the average tempera-
ture was 90 degrees.
Helen Louden. colored, died Suddenly at her
residence. No. Us VI street southeast. yesterday.
The Franklin Institute of Philadelphia has
conferred the Elliott Cresson gold medal upon
Herman HOllerlth of this city i'll recognition OF
the merit OF the invention of the electric tabu-
lating machines now in use in the Census Office
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's.-Sol Smith Russell in "A Poor
Relation"
NATIoSAL--Dewolf Hopper Opera Company
in Castles in the Air."
HAEEIs. Milton Mobiles in 1.-THE Phoenix"
kERSASs.--Gus Hills World of Novelties.
ST.. PETERS .CHURCH.-Falr and Concert
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-HustHt sweep IItter IHtO TIC Street.
People must not sweep dust and dirt from
their stores into the streets" is what Judge
Miller told Harry Fiidman today when the lat
ter was tried for sweeping dirt from his store
near 9th and ID streets this morning.
The great objection TO this sort of thing
is" remarked Mr.. Dumont, that the dust
blows into folks faces" Judge Miller warned
the defendant that he would have to stop
sweeping litter from the store into the street
and accepted his personal bonds not to repeat
the offense.
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BLANKETS SHAwLs SILKS VELvErs

BLANKETS SuAwLs SILKS VELvErs.
DRESS GOODS.
Double White Wool Blankets slightly soiled. 81 SO
81, 500, 81. 81. IS, 50.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, one yard and q
halt wide. ali pure Wool, Navy Bluo Black. Brown.
Green, Garnet; cash bargain J0c
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT
TON, one yard WIDE Size.
Immense assortment Of Silks, 318c ,40c 45c. Soc,
&c. &c, Sc 81.
silk Vclvets j0c.. &c. e5c.. 81.
Very finest Quality Ionsdale Cambria loc.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE, serge, nearly yard and
half wide, pure wool; special casu balgain 5oc.
SHEETING COTTON. excellent quality immense
double width. 2Jc.
SILK MoHAIR BRILLIANTISEs.n nearly yard and q
quarter wide; cash bargain 4jc.
Baibrggan English Stockings, excellent quality
THREE pairs for DOC.
Excellent Quality Canton Flannel Sc.
Heavy Bed Comforts 75c., SIC. 81.
LADIES' CLOTH DEEsS GOODS, pure wool wide,
double Iold, all cOlors, &c
Black silk Mohair Briiiantines. wide, double fold
2Jc.. Sic. SIC.
CARTER'S CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9THsr
CASH PURCHASE TO The AMOUNT OF Is
ENTITIES TIE PURCHASER ~ ONE OF QUIZ
VALUABLE PRESENTS au26
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Old Rye Whisky. 75c. ct MErzeER's, eth ST.
Send &c. Postage to Domectic S. NJ. Co., 7ti
& II, for New Fall Fashion Catalogue. Free.
s30-5t
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For Rough Wear We pride ourselves on
the fact that our stock OF Low and Medium
Grade Underwear, Blue Flannel Shirts. Over
ais, &C., Is now complete and full Of good
and prices right Franc q SoS, One Price
cor. 1th and ID. II
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Our MoTTo:
No MoxOpOIy

No MONOPOLY. No ExToRTIoN.
Good goods and keeping faith with the
sublic always produce generous results. Our
record is that of progressive hardware house.
In preparing for the cold weather there are
numerous little articles needed in every well
regulated household. such as coal hods. ash
sifiers, table cutlery, carpet stretchers. ham,
mers. tacks. step ladders, &c. &c. We have
them in endless variety. and at prices that will
astonisi you. Goods delivered promptly.
CHAs. L. CARTER & Co.,
8 doors from 9Th St cot Pa. ave. NV.
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sELEcr your lot at once in Wesley Heights. /.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, state committees and
others IN want OF campaign literature should
address Geo. L. GRAY, Globe printing office
Washington, DC, as he has the plates of
speeches on the tariff, federal election and
silver bills and therefore can promptly ill
orders in large or small Quantities at reason
able prices.
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NEXT SPRING you will be sorry you did no
buy in Wesley Heights
Serious Charges Against Her Husband.

Serious Charges Against Her Husband.
Gertrude Gardner ESgleston has. by Mr. J.
j. johnson, filed bill against Willard f. Egg
gleston for a divorce. She states she was mar
ried to defendant at Fort Davis Texas, July 2,
1884, by Rev. Francis Weaver, chaplain of the
regiment in which defendant was lieutenant,
and charges that soon after marriage he began
to drink and finally became an habitual
drunkard; that in September, 1887, he was
ordered TO the infantry and cavalry school at
Fort Leavenworth to take the postgraduate
course, and became SO much addicted to drink
that, notwithstanding admonitions, no became
ination, and finally his drinking led him to more
serious vices-borrowing money TO keep I'D his
dissipation, disappearing the value of prop
ersy in his tent, &C., and in order to keep the
real value from becoming known burned his
tent. and that for this act he was about to be
court-martialed, but the court permitted him
to resign.
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OuR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.

OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
Aword of interest from the largest Flannel Depart
ment in the city.
$50 handsome patterns in saIony Wrapper Flannels
at 35c. per yard.
These goods come in all the new colorings
All-wool Extra Heavy Red. White Blue Twill
Flannel at 25c. per yard.
full line Of Marechal Neil Flannels in Cream. at
Csc. 3oc.. 37,fc. 40c.. Soc. eoc. Csc. Toe. s5e.
and 81 per yard
An-wool Flannels. 216 yards wide taking yard for
a skirt, at sl."5 per yard.
AL the shades in Opera aud Cashmere Flannels
A complete limo Of Fine White and Rod California
Shaker Flannel.
Domet Flannel. Red White, Blue or Gray. at
12Nc.. making excellent lining
Gray Flannels from 12,pc. to SOC per yard
80 pieces left Of those STRIPED and Checked Ameri-
Flannels. for childrens school dresses at l9c
per yard. Regular price. 25c.
% pieces Striped and Plaid FIannels. 81 inches
wide. warranted not to fade shrink. o5c. per gard
Just the thing for Skirting
All shades and tho best quality Ederdown 50 inches
wide. at 75c. per yard.
Our Embroidered FlanneIs cannot be exelled lots
o: new patterns and still receiving every day.
There Is no doubt Of suting you.
Two Special Good Things this week:
Embroidered Flannel at &c per yard.
Embroidered Flannel at 0sc por yard
Also several Skirting Lengths in Remnants at very
low figure
TWO EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS IN SILKS.
so PIECES sATIN-sTRIpED INDIA SILK. IN
ALL THE LATEST SHADES. both for street and
evening wear. at 5Oc. per yard. Regular price, 75c
100 pieces of Coiored Ch.na Silks in every c0nceiv-
able shade, at soc. per yard. Regular price. Csc
We prepared to show the most complete
line of Fall Silks shown in Washington. COM
pisins ali the and effects all the latest
! shades.
MEMS TIES FOR 2Jc.
Now and then chance to get lot of Scarfs some
what under the price. We have just received an en-
tire lot. consisting of about 40 Dozen They Full
sized Teck and 21inch wide -Four in Hands silk lined
and all good everyday desirable patterns.
Health Seekers and all others interested will.
please remember that. We are
OUT-OF-TOwN the Washington agents for
PEOPLE CAN SEND DR.. JAEGER'S CELEBRATED
FOR DIR JAEGER's UNDERWEAR Also DR.. Jae-
CATALOGUE FREE gers stomachers, Knee Bands,
OF CHARGE. Skirts. Night Gowns for Men.
Women and Children.
FALL DRESS GOODS FALL SILK.
FALL WRAPS.
AN INTERESTING ITEM.NLeonards Spool SILK,
| 100 yards. now sc.pcr spool.
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OK TINE
ON TIME with all things necdf,,l for the FALL and
WINTER campaign. ON TOP with both feet putting
forth the most strenuous endeavors to crush out
whatever Of vitality remains IN tho old huks floating
around on the of trsdcmanned by pratical crews
In this effort solicit the aid and assistance Of sll
good men and true. to the end that era Of conn
dence may be established when both the wise and he
ignorant may enter any AMI all business houses and
transact their business without fear Of being victim
lied by overcharges otherwise. We took the in
itiative in this matter by adopting the
Ten PER CENT RULE,
MARKING OUR GOODS IN PLAIN FIGURES
AT AN ADVANCE OF
TEN PER CENT ABOVE ACTUAL COST.
Al a result of this method we are enabled
to offer
MEMS sUITs-sACK COATS
at s4.62. 1915. $780, 1915. so.15, $40 so,
60 - and upward.
Mems Suits Getaway coats) at s7.7o. 1915. s915
$40. 75. S11 75. sl2.25. Sl2 75 and upward.
Prince Albert Coats. Vests to match at sl2 10 and
upward
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS.
&12.25, S15. 30. sl7.4O and upward.
BOYS SUITS. Coats. Vests and Long Pants sizes
~ to 10 years. s3 SO. $3.50. So. co. sc. So 80. %
and upward
BOYS SUITS. Jacket ard Short Pants. 81 o. ~ so
s2.75. s"s7. 1925. $3.50. 1915. s3.s7 and up
ward.
perfect wilderness Of
ovERCoATs
All Weights. Shades. Grades and Styles, for Men
Youths and Boys.
HATS. CAPS
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS
Give us Your patronage good people, and. 'by the
eternal" We'll PROTECT you in the quality and price
of every article you may purchase
VICTOR L. ADLERS
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Hats, Caps
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
0@7 and 92o 9TH ST. N. W.. Massachusetts, ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturday until IL pm. oil
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"Drunk All the Time. -

"Does he drink" inquired Judge Miller of
Officer Kendall in the Police Court this morn
ing. ''He's drunk all the time" was the Off
GERS reply. ''and he is fired out of the New
York Lodging House about once q week."
Albert Blackburn was the man whose character
was under discussion and sentence Of sixty
days was imposed
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PowEnruL Opera Glasses. HEMPLEn's, 453 Pa. av

WESLEY HErGHrs, 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 25; will close
october Is, 1890 JSo. +. WAuaAMAN, corner
i4th and q streets northwest
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SOLID OAK BEDsTEAD, washstand, bureau
large beveI glass;. good mattress and two
chars. two pillows, towel rack, S24 Bromley
or Hartford all-wool ingram carpets. Csc. cash.
s. H. BRowS Soy.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. FnIrAy

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. FRIDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Maryland,
showers; northeasterly winds; stationary tenn
perature.
For Virginia, rain; easterly winds; slight
Changes in temperature.
CONDITION OF TIRE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at
n.m.-Great Falls. temperature. 65; condition,
sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 90. Con-
dition at north connection. 81: condition al
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir.
temperature. Go: condition at inhuent gate
holse. Sc; condition a: effiuent gate house Sc.
High tide in the river, l0:i7 pm; low tide In
the river, i:40 pm
ELsEwHERE will be found the advertisement
of John Ridden, credit and cash furniture
stores $50 and 932 It'll street northwest. A good
idea of the stock he has on hand may be OBJ
tanned from reading his ''ad." but a better and
more profitable way will be 10 visit his large
establishment and be shown his magnificent
display of household goods. Tho peculiar
merit of this house rests not so much on its
grand assortment Of furniture. carpets. stoves.
&c. upon the low prices and easy terms upon
which they may be bought. The merits Of
Mr.. Rudden's 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 a call
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Canal Cases POstDOncd.

The Chesapeake and Ohio canal cases, which
are on the calendar of the Equity Court we're
yesterday postponed by Judge Cox.
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doors from 9th st. cot Pa. ave. n
JoHy's Restaurant, 1I26 7th st. n. W.

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.
JSO. +. WAaGAMAS, corner l4th and u streets.
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EVERY HuuoR EXCEPT Icururos1.

Is speedily permanently and cured by the
CUTICURA REMEDIES. This is strong language but
true. 1t will encourage thousands of hopeless suffer
who have tried and found wanting both ply
and medicines, to make more effort to rid them
selves Of these terrible Affections. CUTICURA is the
only positive cure. z
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PEnsoSs in search Of an investme Mt or home
should attend the sale at auction by Ratclifse
Darr x Go. Of that very desirable three-story
brick house, No. 203l ii street northwest, TO.
morrow. October 3, at 5 o'clock p.m.-See ad
EertIsement.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS, adjoining the grounds of
the great Methodist University. is offered at
syndicate prices until October -. Now is the
time to buy. Prices, 10 to 20c. foot.
JOIN Z. WAGGAMAN. cor. Nth and G SITS.
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HAVE You SEEN Wesley Heights, adjoining
the grounds OF the great Methodist University
If not give US a call. Sale closes October 70.
Prices, 10 and zoe. per foot.
IouS f. WAGGAM,S cor l4th and g sts a. w.