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An Open Question.

1t is said that the race of zebras is fast
becoming extinct. Whether this is due
to their ruthless destruction by hunters
or is caused by the zebra's modification
over the resemblance he bears to jack
ass with blazer on, science does not say.
Chatter.
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rhs r.on Of Long DESCENT.

Miss Plympton-After an, Mr.. Brough-
ton. what is the advantage Of having an
cestors in the Seventeenth century,
Mr.. Broughton-Oh, Q great deal.
They can't hang around and mar your
social aspirations today Harper's Ba-
Ear.
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Good for $500

will pay i've dollars to every agent obtain
through this advertisement who sells $500 worth
of my choice nursery stock, and VIII furnish q
handsome outfit FREE. In addition will pay a
large commission, or SALARY AND EXPENSES,
as preferred. Send for terms. Steady work fur
nished the year round. Business long and thor
oughly established. Address
]. AUSTIN SHAW. Nurseryman,
Sept. 4-2m Brooklyn. N Y
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Examine Our 25 cent Flexi-
b.a Back Curry Comb. Just the
t''iay for ALL horses, Especial
3 Nervous and Sensitive Ones.
FOR SALE AT
GANDEY'S HARDWARE STORE.
81 Bridge st., Lambertville.
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I'd EDITION.
PASSED THE CRISIS.
tContinued from First Page.1

Of for consols for money, an ad-
vance Of Il for consols for tho account, an nd /.
vance Of u for Atlantic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates, no change
for Atlantic and Great Western second mort
gage, an advance of u for Canadian Pacific, .
decline Of h for Erie and an advance Of for
Erie second consols.
STILL ANOTHER ADVANCE
At the close prices, As compared with those
ruling at 1880 pm. showed an advance of IS
for consols for money, an advance OF Il for
consols for the account, an advance Of 81 for
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage
trustees certificates, no change for do. second
mortgage, an advance Of Y for Canadian Pa
citc, an advance of " for Erie, no change
for Erie second consols, no change for
Illinois Central. u decline of u for st. Paul
Common. an advance of u for New York Gen.
trail, no change for Pennsylvania and an ad-
vance of Is for Reading.
THE BARINos BELIEVED TO BE SECURED.
The great financial house referred to as hav-
ing been in peril for some days is that Of Bar
ing Bros. Il Co. They have been helped
through BY the Bank of England, the Roths-
childs and several London joint stock banks,
Barring Bros position il now believed to be
secure.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Times. referring to
the financial situation, says:
THE city has passed through . crisis verg-
Ing upon panic. Such a time has not been
known since the suspension OF Overend, Cur
ney & Co. We rejoice that We are able to an
nounce that the worst il over The Bank of
England has added to its historic services to
the state and the commercial community by
its prompt action in averting what would
have been lamentable catastrophe.
The administration of the bank not
only provided vast reinforcements to its stock
Of gold to meet exceptional demands in tho
event Of panic, but also stepped out of the
ordinary routine Of business to prevent the
downfall of one of the greatest and most re.
spected English financial houses, which had
for some days been in peril, and which il it
had fallen would probably have brought down
in widespread ruin large number Of smaller,
but important firms"
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HAND VS.. STEAM PRINTING.
Report Of Chief Meredith Of the En-
craving and PrintinR Bureau

Report Of Chief Meredith Of the En-
craving and Pri.tiav Bureau
The report Of Capt VIM. Il Meredith. chief
Of the bureau Of engraving and printing. for
the past fiscal year says that il sas decided, on
account Of the restrictions imposed upon their
use by Congress. TO permanently discontinue
the use OF steam presses In plate printing.
The bureau intended 10 gradually substi-
tute' the use of hand presses for the
steam presses, but was unable to execute
contract on the terms specified by Congress
with the owners Of the steam presses. Some
Inconvenience was caused thereby, and by ex-
tensive prevalence Of the grip in the winter.
but by working the force over time for an hour
to an hour and q half daily the bureau was
enabled to meet all the demands upon il with
out serious embarrassment to the operations OF
the government, every sheet Of work actually
needed in the public business being fur
nished.
The expenditures during the year were
S1,Ol0,270, leaving an unexpended balance OF
t7,l79 on hand at the close OF the fiscal year.
There were completed and delivered during
the year 702, $40 sheets of United States notes.
gold and silver certificates, bonds and ma
tional bank notes, with q face value OF
$227, $685. $50; 26.6l0.0SS sheets of internal
revenue and customs stamps. containing 49,
OO2,0l2 stamps; l,200.3ll sheets of drafts.
checks, certificates, &C., besides u large amount
OF miscellaneous work for the various depart
ments Of the government
An outbuilding for ink mills, carpenter shop
and storage purposes is urgently needed to
complete the facilities for the rapid execution
OF work. 1t is estimated that the increase in
work in 1891 will be Is per cent over that Of
the present year,
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Ds Eul


,n IsAss srs,n On November IL 1890 sitter long
fortiude JuhN n. Beloved ., rih e oonn
ford, aged forty eight years.
northwest. Monday. November II, al III 70 o'sisss
tam, nm Relatives and friends respectfully invited % az
CASEY On Thursday. November IL, 1890 ..
ia 80 An 81, STEPHEN CASEY. in the hfty-elsh,s
. rSRsss Nm take place from the residence Of hi.
t jerss ssI c,y are Invited
z 5sSTsa Ss1s% 81 si, IL
funeral from hi. late residence, sui,l.pd. Prince
Georges county, Nd on sunday SoSen5er a. ~
costa p C pm Relssyes ssa tr SsSrsh .,s AIs
speesully invited Ssrriave. win d wsiIng II the
llls seventh northwest At IL oeioci sons so
M ~ 49, on Nosember Ia 1880, At I2: 30 p
assgnser q Nm: L and Emily A Freshman sssd
'T ff.Sd Ses and ,l sSnshs and 81, d.
tend the funeral from the Of her No
dSHS street northwest. sunday i6th instant at
~ HARRY On Saturday. November Us. 1880. JAS.
Mary Harry OF jefferson connay W N nd hSrry and
oi sarah Harry aged forty years and six tns
Ny , darling lin I, husband. mus, yOg lc.yew.
HOW Ss s.s wi 6.s .s S9g .S Si,s t5s dead
Down upon my husbands hs.d.
Services at the Mt Zion ME. Church. ren.ny,ox.
Monday, November y, a. O'Clock. Friends an re.
COPY psIiui' 'n'i'od tharpers Ferry PAPERS please
kS 1 dsIatS On Ffidssy NevspSsr u 1890 at
Of sieefeid Prea..en Beloved buss. $4,000 ~ native
M. huhiman, aged twenty-seyen years. tan months
Funeral VIII take place from the residence Of Miss
Frances woIi No l2ll seventh street north west on
kock Greek cemetery. p'"A in'efii'es'
LANpIC; Departed this life November IA. 1890.
Funeral from his late residence. y5i street nSrsh
Snrc no. O'clock; from thence 70 SO Augustines
be i1s s 81 hs soul The friends Of
LYNCH. Departed tins lite November Ia. lspO
JOHN LYNCH al his Lat. Tesidence yOs Grant svenS:
:. oeocn Sunday sas % s ns a from m.
,mmsc1ats Conception church. corner Of Lishth and
fully invited to attend
hssLsiTi On SATURDAY NOye@Isr "a $780, Capt
Funeral services at his residences Ems str~es
northwest Monday, November IL. at II O'Clock.
.sf 6 illness. A' aaRr IA 2et Ssss
Kewen and daushter Of the late Mn. Eiizsbet6 stod
aA'a formerly a si r as,s III Ri. beloved sleep
Is6 an EaS ~ s.,SSd.y morning Noyem
band Of Louisa A starfwcather in tbs sissy year
Ip,ernent at milwaukee, Wis. Gcoopcrstown, ny,
and Milwaukee, papers please copy.l
al MSIysHSss "a lss e:
ssryices q St. John, Episcopal Church. Monday.
pm. MAMIE T. TAYLOR. The beloved and oSiS csild
months.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
Aud babe II blossom there.
OF such ID the kingdom Of heaven.
by Han PAaExu
Funeral Sunday at , pm from the residence Of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A Nsnseuder, Harrlsrn
street. An costa Relatives and friends respectfuily
invited 5.S
= THOMAS ItS, On Noyember IS. $500 .. am. JOHN
Lucinda Thomas. ased nine years and nine lnonths
Funeral pm. Monday. FRIENDS invited 10 Attend
Olivet street, Ivy City. DC.
WELLS. On November z, 1891 1t the Hotel Ven.
the late Mark healey.
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A CASE OF BUrTERCUP.
One Wilson Got . Position to which
Another Wilson Was Eutitled.

One Wilson Got . Position to which
Another Wilson Was Entitled.
But little while ago there we're two resi-
dents Of Atlanta, Ga, each named Robert T.
Wilson. One Of them took the regular civil
service departmental examination and the
other took the post Office examination Both
succeeded in passing; the departmental nan
well, the other not 90 veil After time
the departmental Wilson's name was
round TO be az the top Of the
eligible list; and he was assigned 70 thousand
dollar job in the records and pensions division
OF the War Department Unfortunately,
the only address he had ON his papers
was ATLANTA, Fulton county. Geor gia." To
tnis address was sent the notification TO como
up up and get the prize be had drawn
Inc other Robert T. wilson-he Of
,ne post ONCE examination-was better
k .a because he had been employed in the
Auahta post ONCE, so the letter was delivered
70 MN. de at once, without looking tho
closeiy at the gift the gods had cent him,
accepted the proffered position and straight
way shook the dust Of Atlanta OF his feet Ia
hurry; lie Was promptly sworn In and &C.
cordeo desk That was about three weeks
ago.
THE OTHER WILSON HEARD FROM.
Then the departmental Wilson got wind Of
what had happened and he wrote q plainsive
wall to the civil service commission. An in
vestigation was At once started and
the case was referred to the commission TODAY
by Assistant Secretary Of War Grant for Anal
adjudication. The commission has decided
that Post Office" Wilson mast let go his hold
and give place TO the rightful heir. That puss
Post Office" Wilson Just where he was monsh
ago. The question now is: lis Post Once
wilson entitled to any salary?"
II the War Department. thinks he acted in
good faith he will draw pay. but IT, on
the other hand, he knowingly ac-
cepted position in the War Department,
when fully aware that he was examined only
Tor clerical position in the Atlanta post once.
then he doesn't get a cent.
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POwDERLY NOT OPPOSED.
He VIII Probably Be Re- Elected Heat
of the X. Of i.


of the X. Of l..
DENVER, COL, Nov. 1a-The Knights Of
Labor took up the entire session yesterday in
considering the report Of the committee on
laws. This work will probably DO concluded to-
day, when more important questions will be
brought before the assembly. The delegates
on Sunday will go on an excursion to George
town and Silver Plume over the famous Loop.
Other excursions will be made over the lines
of the Rio Grande and Midland.
Little has been said regarding the candi-
dates for various Offices that are chosen at this
meeting, but there appears to be . general
feeling that there will be no opposition made
to Mr.. Powderlys election as general master
workman. A committee representing num-
Der of the most prominent Knights of Labor
delegates now in this city were in session at
the Albany Hotel till o late hour last night dis
cussing the advisability Of the ordor in the
future taking an active part in politics. Tho
order 10 now non-political, and while this COM
mittee positively refuse to discuss their action,
from what information that can be gathered il
10 reasonable to suppose that non-political
party will be organized In this city by the
Knights Of Labor before the adjournment Of
the present assembly.
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Election OF Directors.

At the annual meeting Of the Homeopathic
Free Dispensary the following directors we're
elected TO serve for one year: Miss J. II. Len
man, president; Mrs. s. p Duncanson, vice
president; Mrs. Agnes n. Davis. treasurer;
mrs hmiiy r. Hort secretary board Of direct
ors; Mrs. Eugene N. Davis, secretary Of the
association; Mrs. L NJ. Bittinger, Mrs. WI
Van Derlip, Mira Edgar Janney. Mrs. N. l.
Tinker
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THE BIG BREWING DEAL
Transfer Of the Carry and Portner
Propertiea to the New Sxnflicafe

TroPereies 20 inc Now Syndicate.
The bills Of sale and deeds transferring prop
erty to the National Capital Brewing Company
were placed on record today A deed from
Albert Carry conveys to the company's trustees
lots "a to "a, square l042 for $4,000
and to same for sl40,O 200 all the goods, chat
tells, &c, pertaining to the brewing business in
said square, and q bill of sale of the Robert
Portner Brewing Company and the same for
Sll0O all their goods, chattels and good will
in the District.
The Carry property is between ID and E, 18th
and 18th streets southeast
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Fire I'm the FREIGHT Yards-

The lime in the lime sheds Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company's freight yards 81
south Capitol street and Virginia avenue
started burning last night and had burned un-
I'll ESQ this afternoon, when the sheds caught
hre The IRE department responded promptly
to the alarm. Chief Paris ordered the sheds
torn down
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A. B. C..

A. b. c.
AMERICAN BLOOD CURE
Three Preparstons: Attentive Tonic Expsctorsns
142e N ST. NM. March 8. 1905
AB. c. CHEMICAL CO.:
% myself Catsrrh and Gensrsi Dsbihty lie FORMER
dasease OF long standing. consider Tie best blud
medicine and tonic have ever q sncl cheer
ip1iS rscommend 70 any one who nay be IN need OF
WARRINGTON, ID. G.,
l2e 81. NM Aasrch 10. 1850.
Permit me 70 cav that your A d @, Tonic and m.
pectorsnt 70 the best cough medicine have used I
used u with The benenclsl results this w1bsss
ana Il cured my cough when other remedies failed
d. q DkNNlsUx.
WASHINGTON, DC
g20 Ninth n A.N- AsE1 I. leo0s
oendsmen.I have been using your 4 b G, Toote
Cough tor two ason.ha n 70 ths only thlng .ss.s
nov sssss Ssi wi yss cons,uae 4 iof ,S1s Una
tsoubisS ksspscuuiy youra A GbIfkX
salora : - ~: - &i: 81:
eola y ~ Dssg..sts. Or. upsa ssss1Vs q SssrA vn
1rsesise On blood and skin Diseases frsa
Addrssk All. @. CHEMICAL CO.
ap13 DavG o2l. 1aehnouA. VI
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today; am, AZ; 2p.m., 66; maximum,
67; minimum, a.
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AFTER SENATOR FARwELL,s SEAT
Illinois Politicians Kecnly Fighting for
the Legislatures Control.

the Legislatures Control.
CHICAGO, Nov. lA-The politicians have set
tied down to fight to finish for supremacy
in the Ilinois Legislature. II 10 to begin with
applications for iniunctions to prevent the re-
turning board from certifying elections to the
governor, and viii be followed BY proceedings
In quo warranto 70 keep. representatives from
exercising the duties Of legislation. Then the
cases will be taken 70 the house in an effort 70
unseat those Who are claimed 70 be ineligible,
Two cases OF this kind have already been nm
earthed. The democrats will make Q 6sht
against the seating Of Collins Of Book Island
and the republicans against tho seating Of
Giber Of Peoria. +.
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NJ. John Gallagher Of Brooklyn b IN The
city hooking after the interests Of New York
syndicats which proposes to give meeting q
Ivy City soon.
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THE NEW FLORENCE DISASTER
Arrival Here OF Mrs. Angels Body
The Injured Washingtou Passenger

Arrival Here OF Mrs. Angels Body
The Injured Washington Passengers
The body Of Mrs T. H. Angel, who was
killed in the railroad accident yesterday morn
ing near Pittsburg, on the Pennsylvania road,
was brought to the city last evening by
her husband, who, after receiv-
ing the news, started at once
for the scene of the accident. Mr.. ]. H. Hill
man, who was among the injured, arrivedin the
city last evening. His collar bone was
dislocated, and he suffered other
injuries, none Of which are believed
to be permanent DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Max
Wiehle, who made q narrow escape from death.
arrived in the city last evening and went at
once 10 their residence, 1921 Connec-
ticut avenue. DIR. Wiehle received
quite q severe scalp wound, besides being
bruised about the body. Mrs. wiehle
was seriously shocked as we'll as bruised and is
confined to her bed Her injuries are not
regarded As serious DIR. Wiehle states
that they were in the back
part OF the rear car, and the engine seemed to
strike the car with such force as to split il in
the center. Mrs. Wiehle was thrown on one
side and DIR. Wiehle on the other side.
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on small weekly sr monthly paymsnts cheaper than
can b puhassd slssvhsrs Tor essh and you hsvs ths
Ne Of Ne article while psxtn9 foe H. oa end
0eods delivered % arss paymsnt Opsn evenings.
ns-am THE JAMES POWERS co.
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I'LL HtiiabBsSaTooMBs. On Tuesday. November IL,
MI JAMES L hIbBs TO Miss LUCiE TOOMBs both
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
no ONE KNOWS BIT Err THAN THOSE WHO
~ have used Carriers Little Liver Pills what relief
they have given when taken for dyspepsia dizzipess
pain in the side. constipation and dsordered stomach.
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MESs LINEN HAspKERcHIEFs.

GENTLEMEN, viii you please examine the qualities
offered these prices. lev. ~, % 10 and Soc, and
you Will learn whether cash business permits Of
smaller prots than necessary to the credit merchant
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SILKS AND TnIMx1ses.
Nav FrRs Have ARaryrD.

surs are scarce and will be much scarcer before
Xmas II is not entirely selfish motive that prompts
o to remand you that NOW II the best time 70 buy.
Unin Wednesday evening special prices. The real
As;rakhan Fur capes with the storm collar
Othsr price SURPRISES.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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FASHIONABLE FURs.

FASHIONABLE FURs.
We are large consumers, hence we can
quote you correct prices
Our Furs are only first quality. We do
not handle the cheap furs at all. shoddy
furs are no good at any price. Our stock
was purchased early. - we usually do.
Therefore we know we can save you
money on these goods. Come In and see
what We are doing. 1t will pay you. We
know.
We make mention Of several Of our BEST
values. which is impossible for US to dupli-
cate today:
Genuine Perssn Lamb Muf1s. best nuish.
%. s1o and sI3 each.
London Dyed sealskin Muns at sl3. sl5,
els. s2o and s25. First quality.
Real Badger Mufs. "a to SIS
Cape Seal Mufis. best lining. o., s2.75,
% and s5.
Gray aud Black Astrschan Nuts. SSc.
Compare any LOO Mun In the city with
these.
Astrschan Cloth Cspes. in Black and Gray,
for 90. s45O. IS. % and %.
Wool Seal Capss. with large collar and
pointed fronts. s15 and s22.50.
Monkey Capes. with genuine seal collar.
s2350 and $3.50.
Nutria Cspes with rolling collar and
pointed front. s225O
Genuine Seal Cspes. with Psr,ian lamb.
sable and other trimming. from $50 up to
slOO.
Feather Collars in all colors. Only 81 OS.
Genuine Ostrich Feather Boas for els and
s35.
LANSBURGH BRO
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BORN.
MARRIED.

LINCOLN. To Mr.. and Mrs yUDSoN D. LINCoIy
November l., 1890. SON
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NV Goops ARE Hrnr.

NV GooDs ARE HEnr.
Our dress goods buyer had to apologize 70 you
through these columns. for lack Of stock last week
Now it - different. We are showing goods Just
arrived so that our stock is the freshest in town.
REDUCED PRICES for Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday November l.. Is and 10. to make
ZIP for the backward steps fur want Of full
sortment.
ALL Soc DRESS GOODS FOR 44c.
NEW 500. CASHMEREs. 40 inches wide warranted
all WOOL Henrietta finish; all the lstsst shades for
street and evening wear. including White. Cream
and 43e yard
NEW SOC. cAMEL's HAIR sERGEs. The rough
nish just like the real cames hair fabrics that sell
at sl.5O yard: Platis in all the latest color
yard
NEW Soc FLANNEL sCITINGS.-Piaids In all styles
and colors. Warmth with lightness in weight 10
what prefer. Such these suitings. 44e yard
NEW Soc PLAID sERGES.-These the Genuine
French seryes with the improved cloth frish. Tar
and Scotch color.ngs and 6esiens..... 44c yard
NEW 5Oc BLACK sERGEs-warranted Fast Black.
AmateriAl too. guarantee TO we'll 40. I'd
NEW soc BLACK MoHArRs.- Full 40 inches wide.
slk-nks finish. Black that will pass muster with
Priestley's goods. 44c. yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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noEf WAIT UrLH IoU AHn sIcK lExoRE
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Patent Once Examining Board.

A board for the purpose Of examining first
second third and fourth assistant examiners,
with . view to promotion a. vacancies
occur in the patent Office, has been ap-
pointed BY the commissioner of patents.
sistant Commissioner of Patents, R G. Fisher,
Examiner-in-Chief s. w. Stocking, Examiners
BIodgett Mason and Kissing.
The Secretary Of the Interior has detailed
Mr.. Frank l. Campbell, the chief Law clerk, to
act a. . member Of the commission. The ex-
animation viii be held November IS at the
rooms of the civil service commission.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, a. reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Macartney. 1910 = street:
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CmIDREs,s MAS HAsDkERcH1Ers.

Pure linen with quaint bcrders Kate GreenawAy and
other styles Only Sc. each. six Handkerchiefs in
box-the box typically French-2oc, &c., Soc. Toe,
81 al box.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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John J. Glover has bought for q, 800 Of Ed
wilma p. Chambsrlin sub e, square l92-l6 BY
10 feet on street between 18th and l6th
streets northwest
z. & Bucklsr has bought for 1850 Of Addis
Simpson sub 8 square $3.50 By 100 feet on
D street between 9th and Columbia streets
northwest
J. 9. Butler has bought Of Z Z. johnson for
%, 100 sub ~, square 1910 feet inches by
s. feet on bsSvssn 18th end I7th streets
northwest.
Katherine b Krsus has bought for eAooo Of
d. b Croft los l68, square 770-l6 Ssx6S feet
ON 9Th between 3 and r strsets northeast
A marriage ucsnss vas issued By the clerk Of
the court today 70 John 7. Ward and Isabella
Dexter Of Alexandria Va
Mr.. and Mr2 Warren Briggs we're agrssably
suspriesd LETT evening BY 3 meeting Of the
Social League q their house. Aftsr some litsle
business had been transacted the secretary Of
The league pssssatsd er send Arl Hriesn y he
ornamental giftA Refreehments vero then
served and happy evening spent
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:s:ss: ~. 80 :: NJ =. y s ssss Il
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CHEAP Bur COOP GLovEs.

"A cents for SOC. Pgskin Nousquetaires.
"a cents for our 4-button Soc. Undressed Kids.
"A cents for our 9tjc. French KID Gloves.
40 cents for cur CSC. Suede Mousqueta.rea
THE FALAIs ROYAL
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