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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
THE LONDON MARKET.
Prices Open Better, but Begin to Sag q
Little

TEiCeS open oottef, Out oeGtn TO sag
Little.
LONDON, Nov. 18-The stock market opened
better today, but business has since dwindled
in volume. As compared with the closing prices
last evening prices at 1880 I'm. showed de-
cline Of 1-6 for consols for money; a decline of
E for consols for the account. an advance of Il
for Atlantic and G. w. first mortgage trustees
certificates; no change for do. eds mortgage;
decline OF 4 for Canadian Pacific; an advance
OF E for Erie; an advance Of for Erie I'd con-
soils; an advance of y for Illinois Central, and
an advance Of Il for 81. Paul common. No
change for New York Central; an advance Of IA
for Pennsylvania, and an advance Of Il for
Reading.
The statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows an increase in specie Of %, zoo, 900
marks.
Paris advices quote 8 per cent rentes OF. Soc.
for the account.
At4 o'clock consols were 81 1-l6 for money
and "a 5-l6 for the account.
At the close prices, as compared with those
ruling ut 1890 r. M, showed an advance Of 3-l6
Tor consols for money, an advance Of 1-l6 for
consols for the account, q decline Of e for At
lantlc and Great Western first mortgage, trus-
tees; no change for ditto second mortgage; q
decline Of Is for Canadian Pacific, decline Of
u for Erie, no change for Erie second consols,
no change for Illinois Central, decline Of *
for st. Paul common, decline of d for New
York Central, a decline Of Il for Pennsylvania
a3d no change for Reading.
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LA BLANCHE WE'LL WHIPPED.
The Championship Middle. Weight
Bested by q Montana Boy.

BUTTE, MONT, Nov. 1a-George La Blanche,
was fairly whipped by Geo. Kessler, local
pugiiist in thirteen-round contest here yes
tsrday afternoon. La Blanche went into the
fight feeling confident tina: he could beat his
man in two rounds, but when two of his finest
rushes had been cleverly stopped by Kessler
he changed his mode OF attack. From that
time no used every artifice, throwing Kesser
twice and falling on him with all his weight,
but it was no go. The plucky little English
man kept hammering away at his man and az
ter the tenth round it was apparent that Kess-
Ter had the fight and the marine recognized il
a. we'll as any one. In the thirteenth round,
finding that he could stand no longer, he de-
iiberately kicked Kessler in the groin while
standing in the center Of the ring. This ended
the fight, the referee giving it to Kessler on q
foul
La Blanche was fairly whipped IL ever man
was. He had to be carried to his corner and
then to his dressing room, while Kessler jumped
the ropes and ran in as light as boy. Fully
1000 people witnessed the fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

APPLYING FOR A LIQUoR LICENSE
Prot John Loris. the man who keeps a shoot
ing gallery at 1924 Pennsylvania avenue ana
who was recently refused a liquor hceuse On
account OF the objections fled by residents aud
occupants on the north side OF the street ,edsy
through his attorney, Mr.. A. A. Lipscomb,
presented letter TO the COMMISSIONER giving
reasons why he should receive a license NJ
says his place has been licensed for i've years,
that his immediate neighbors on the same ssde
Oh the street make no complaint and that the
principal objection comes from per-
sonai enemy. He states that il
the police officers who are in the habit of
dropping into the gallery and using their pis-
tolls caused the annoyance. OF this. he saws,
Lieut.. Amiss is ignorant In conclusion he
says that there Is scarcely pursuit that would
not be prohibited il the complaints of enemiea
were needed Street cars are nuisances 20
some, organ grinders TO others and even church
bells to many. He urges that the hcenss b
granted
THE FIRE ESCAPE Law.
As stated in fHh SrAR few days ago, the
commissioners have directed the attorney for
the District to proceed against those per~ons
who have failed TO comply with that clause Of
the building regulations requiring the erection
OF fre escapes on their buildings Building In
spector Entwlsle today forwarded 70 the Com
missioners the following list Of peruons
who had failed to comply with the law,
W. w. Corcoran. Corcoran building, Pennayl.
vania avenue and 18th street; Thomas ]. Fisher
d Co., the Portland; C. q. Cornwell a Son, a.
AR Hall; II. X a ]. q. Willard, willard's Ho-
tel; Robert c. Fox, Columbian University
buildings; Thomas J. Fisher a Co, the Wood
mont; Brother Tobias, S.. Johns Academy,
{. G. Willard. Ebbitt House; A. ID. Barber, Har-
ris House; Richard Is. Nixon Odd Feiovs Hall;
W. 3. Roose, Albausb's Opera House; Mrs. Z.
j. Somers, 1i2s nth street; Frank Thyson,
Thyson House; Samuel Norment. It'll and L
streets; j. Ford Thompson, American House,
Beall Il Baker. st. James Hotel; VI. & Dawn,
northeast corner 7th and ID; Henry Polkinhorn
632 and 634 ID street; John Z. Tally, Hinman
House.
MR.. HopSETr's GRIEVANCE
Mr.. John Pope Hodnett today, in a letter 10
the Commissioners, called their attention 20 The
manner in which he says he was treated by one
OF the officials iii the FIRST precinct station this
morning. He says he went 10 speak 70 his
clients as a lawyer, and while IN the discharge
OF his official duty he was insulted and assaulted
by the station keeper and not allowed 20 pro-
coed as a lawyer. He asks the discharge OF the
station keeper or an admonition 10 remind him
that he lives in q civilized community and can
not interfere with lawyer in the discharge of
his drties. He asks that this be made . TEST
case.
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INTERESTED IN BIRDS.
Annual Congress Of the Americas O
nitholoGical Caiou.

Annual Congress OF the Americas o..
astrological Uaiou.
The eighth annual congress Of the Americas
Chronological Union opened iss hrs, session
today in the lecture hall Of the National No.
scum. The day was devoted TO q business ses-
sion with closed doora
Reports were read from the secretary. treas
urer and council No new active members
we're elected. a. the number City. which 10 the
limit by the constitution, has been reached.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
for the ensuing year resulted ~ follows. Press-
dent Daniel Giraud Elliott; vice presidents.
William Brewster and Robert Ridsvsy; secre.
tary and treasurer. John H. Sage.
Mr.. J. a. Allen declined reelection ~ presi-
dent as did ID. Coues NJ VICE president TIE
following gentlemen were elected as the conn
oil; Messrs. Merriam, Allen, Corey, Heunshsu.
Coues and Goss. The business session WA con-
tinued this afternoon.
Tomorrow and Thursday the session viii be
open to the public. the exercises CONSISTING of
the reading of a number of papers by members
OF the union.
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KNIGHTS MAY sECEDE.
A Pittsburg Movement That May Hurt
the X. of L.

PIrrsBURo, Nov. 18.-A movement has been
started by Local Assembly Gill, Knights of
Labor, composed of green glass workers,
which threatens to end in big secession from
the Knights of Labor ranks. The movement
originated in the alleged improper conduct of
Louis Arlington. master workman Of the
Green Glass Workers National Assembly,
aud dissatisfaction at the course Of the admin
istration. The secession of the green glass
workers would take at least 5000 members
from the Knights Of Labor. A movement il
also on foot to form an independent orgsniza-
ton Of all flint and green bottle blowers
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A Better Feeling Prevails.

MINSEAPoLIs, MIMI, Nov. 1S.-The Journals
Mandan, N. D., special says: An easier feeling
prevails here this morning because Of the re-
ceipt of arms and ammunition by the citizens
Six mounted friendly Sioux have been sent to
patrol the borders OF the reservation. Settlers
are still coming in from all directions.
The greatest fears are entertained for the
safety Of the settlers In the southern part Of
the county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
GOV. GORDON ELECTED.
He Is Chosen Senator From Georgia
Amid Enthusiasm.

Amid Enthusiasm.
Special Dispatch to TIE EVENING STAR.
ATLANTA, GA, Nov. Ex-Governor Gordon
was elected United States Senator today on the
first ballot over Norwood, Hammond and the
alliance nominee, Hon. Patrick Calhoun. Az
Is the custom, the vote was taken in separate
houses. The senate gave Gordon six majority.
The house showed . tie vote.
When Speaker Howell cast his vote for
Gordon a dramatic scene followed. Men went
wild. the crowds in the Hobbies broke through
the doorways and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
The Journal a paper that has never wavered
in its support Of Gordon, and to whose infu-
ence be 10 largely indebted for his election, has
its building gaily decorated with flags, and the
editorial stat are bssieged with visitors.
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ATTORNEYS IN PENSION CASES.
New Restrictions Likely 10 BE Imposed
Upon Them.

New Restrictions Likely 10 Be Imposed
Upon Them.
The examination Of the papers in pension
cases by attorneys and their clerks In freely
permitted by the Pension Office. There is,
however. one restriction imposed, and that 10
the papers cannot be removed from the rooms
Of the deputy commissioners. Desks and chairs
are provided for those desiring to examine cases
which are brought from the files when re-
quested. This business has reached such pro-
portions that all the available space in the
rooms Of the two deputy commissioners are
crowded with attorneys during Office hours
working on cases. The deputies, Mr.. Andrew
Davidson and Col Lincoln, are nov consider
ing plan to relieve their rooms OF this crowd.
PROPOSED ATroRSEY's RooNs
Some arrangement will probably be made so
a room can be set apart in the building to be
known % the attorneys rooms, where cases can
be examined They are also talking over
another phase Of the case, and that ID whsther
an attorney should be allowed to
see all the papers in pension
attorneys had access only TO the papers con-
tanning the statement of the claim made, and
to affdavits made by the witnesses a. TO the
truth Of the statement There are other papers.
For example. inquiries are made by the once
10 W tuc Ct00iplhty VI WttuCoecb.
PRyvILKaK LIABLE TO ABUSE
The attorneys are now permitted to see these
papers and Of course they can inform the per-
son as to what has been said about them. The
result IL that the person giving the informa-
ton 10 not likely 10 furnish the de-
partment with other evidence If he finds
that everything 10 made public. Il 10
thought that IL would be wise to adopt q regu-
lation prescribins just What papers in case
attorneys may be allowed 10 examine and what
days it is expscted that some decision win be
reached in regard TO both Of these msstera
Another Suit 1br Lott In Square S18.
W. II. Aaxshail, BY HE attorney, Eugene
Arnold, today Alsd suit n sjsesmens 10 re-
cover an undivided thres-e,ehts interest IN
lots II and 70, square els (bstvssa lth end 6sh,
A and B streets southesst). against q. @. Cor
nish, Dr.. A I. Augusta and DR.. J. ". Bayne.
He also ciaims uesne proAts from the time he
was busted Of possssston-e3,0 500 from Cor
nish, $500 nom Augusta and e2000 from
Case Of Sergeast Clisham.
In the Criminal Court Chisf Justice Bins-
ham, this afternoon the case Of Sergeant An
thony @. Oaishnsn (C1ishian) vas called. He
b charged With the larceny Of City pounds Of
gunpowder from the Unitsd States in April
last Mr.. = h bay, for Ne prisonsr, had prs-
viousiy Alsd plea IN abaSsneut (misnoaer).
stating hat his name vus Cliahla0, but todsy
Withdrew ths plea, ths defsndaas prsfsrrine
that tbs TRIAL take place at onoe. AIothsr caSs
being ready The eess usnt ever I'll teaegreu.
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TnE TALK o. A CONTINENT.

As now taking place. Fob OWE Two NOM HIS
We HAVE OstLkED LhE MOST POPULAR
SALE PRICES. Our New York agents tell that
merchants from east and west north south
srFlVe from almost every state in the Union, showing
That the Paais Royal Glove advertisement Is the talk
2. comment And YET IL simply amounts to this:
VIZ AXE Now SowIS6-wE shALL REAP LATEn
b0c t1<skin Mousquetarss, 81 quAlity
o3c. Cndressd Xiii Gloves 81 quality ......... &c
SSc. do MousQuetkires. 81. 20 quality 79c
btc 4 button French Md Gloves ..............7 TIC
- The soc; french kid Gloves, warranted and Of.
fered during the special sale at 74c, the e1 20
Gloves Of credit stores.
Continued belowS
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THE SUNDAY SHAVE

Three Warrants lsssed Against Hotel
Barber shop Proprietor
Three warrants we're issued from The Police
Court this afternoon against BARRIERS for ai-
legged violation OF the Sunday Law. Two charges
we're against Robert Wilson for the shops 81 he
Riggs and Ebbits houses and one against Garter
A. Stewart who has the shop In Willard.
The warrants were sworn out by Poiicemsn
Cross and will probably be served tomorrow
or Ihureday. Other warrants viii probably
be issued tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
A RACE FOR LIFE.

Thrilling Scene on an Alabama Rail-
road This Morning.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. lS-This morning a
freight car loaded with gravel on the Belt road
broke loose and ran wild down a heavy grade
The engineer Of passenger train in front saw
1t coming and made desperate race to get his
train out Of the way. The Wild car crashed
into the rear coach of the passenger train.
killing conductor John Carney and seriously
injuring T. ]. O'Brien, Geo. Farrell and Elias
Farrell, passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
Gould and Richmond Terminal.

UOuIu HnU NicnmOnU IermInnIs
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1s.-President Inman of the
Richmond terminal system was seen this morn
ing and asked If the story that Jay Gould had
acquired controlling interest in the system
was true. Mr.. Inman said in reply: ''There
are 700, 900 shares of stock, and of this amount
Mr.. Gould has bought up one-seventh, or 10O,-
600 aharean
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. Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 10. - Cotton inacttve-nid-
ding, 0S. Flour stiff Wheat-southern firm and
higher; Fultz, 6Sa97: Longoerry 92a97: No. 2,
psd mo ~ Tsst
csmber, 81 xa9l1s; January. e3,las4; May, I0l IA
l0lx. Corn-southern quiet and easy: western
nrmer: mixed spot 80: November, 50; year, 56k
bid: January. Dxs56 May, 57,<a5s. Oats quiet
40aaO; do western white, 50a5l; do. DO. mixed,
49a5O graded No. 9, white, 81. Rye Quiet
and nrm-prime to choice. 76a17; good to fair
7:3a75. Hay 'dull-prime to choice timothy IL. 90
Provisions firm-bulk meats, loose shouldes 9;
long clear, on clear rib sides. 81: sugar-pickied
shoulders, 6N; sugar-cured smoked shoulders
IN: hams, small In, large 10k; lard. refined
az. Butter firm. Eggs hrm-2o. Coffee quiet
Sugar acsive~sranuiased, 81. whisky arn.
Frsights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet Re
ceipss-nour, 5000 barrels; wheat. 1000 bushels:
corn 1000 bushels; oats. 200 bushels; rye, 600
bushels. shipments - wheat. 5000 bushels.
Saies-wheat. 4OO, 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushelS
Is K; Baltimore and Ohio stock, 95a00; Northern
Central stock, 6B asked; Cincinnati, Washington
and Baltimore nrsts, 90 asked; consolidated Gas
bonds, lis asked: do. stock, 45ka45k.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1s tClosing,. - Wheas--yovem-
Der, S9A: December. ok: May 49,. Corn
Neysmes, 4SESpecee%ss.; sos Nay; ssT !, S os,s
Lard-December. 5.s5: May. 6.57k. Short RIB
December, 5;17x; May, sos.
DIsrnIcr INvExroRs.-Patents have been is
sued 10 citizens Of the District a. follows: Jno.
Lynch, terra Gotta construction; James w.
Norton, railway switch; John W. Osborne,
papier mache matrix drying apparatus; John
n. Parkhurst two patents, envelope and ma
chine for mixing mortar.
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A WESTERN TRACK WAR.

A Negro Property Owner In Sioux City
On Guard Against Invasion.
CHICAGO, Nov. IA special from Sioux City,
a. says: There was smaii-sixed war in this city
yesterday whom the Sioux City Terminal Com
pany attempted to lay its tracks across lot
owned BY Henry Riding, negro who some
years ago bought the lot for song and who
now wants e85, 900 for IL. An appraisers' Jury
awarded him 81, 900. but he refused TO accept
it, and when workmen started to lay the tracks
he got gun and drove them on. message
was sent 70 police headquarters aud Chief Shan
ley aud two officers went down. The chief walked
upon the lot when Riding stepped forward
and ordered him Oh, thres tsning 20 shoot him
IL he did not 60. Chief STANLEY commanded
tAst Riding leave Tho premises. Al this Riding
attempted TO strikA Che chief with club.
sha,,ley was PREPARED and dealt Riding blow
ON ths head with revolver. The big negro
fell 70 Ss ground and the chief jumped upon
him. $pssls ensued and Riding would have
won had n0t the policsmsn come mp. Riding
vas arrested and locked mp. The negroes he
had ON guard deserted their posts early in The
tight Biding waS seriopsly injured, p deep cash
being cut IN his head. He holds that the
terminal company 3 trying 10 steal hic lot
He win not Listen 70 law o. reason, but The
tracks hsvs been laid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18

u he MANY
Remarkable cures Of cstsrrh effected b. The ne a
Aysrs sassapariIla conclusive proufs tAat THU
losthsoms - dsnsoUas disease y Of ths blood
needing only shs searching s.d powerful alsstivs y
thorossAly sssAieassik
.Ihsvs slRsrsd sorys from cstarrA. witch va
% ssvWe tat II destroyed my appetite and weakened
my systsn. None Of the remedies took aloeaed me
sny relief until used Ayers earnparillA Ibesau
70 take ths medicine last spring end entirely
re- from that Disgusting dissase. Ny sppetits has
returned and am once more strong and healthy. =.
Susan L. ". Cook. 600 Albany street. Boston High
'lAnds. Boston. MAJ.
NY son-now Aftssn years Of aes-was troubled for
ions time With estarrh. in its woese form, through
the effects of which his blood became posonsd. About
. year sso be began using Ayers sassapsrlla. has
taken seven bottles Of IL and h entirely WE'LL
D p. Ksrr. Big sprins. Ohio
Il wrs cured Of . long standing cstasrh By the use
Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. James Dougher. Company
@. 18th Infantry. Fort wingate. NM
AYERS sARaAPARILLA
Prepared By
On. J. C. AVER co.. Lowell. Mana
Sold by DruKgista q. SIX ss. Worth s5 bottle
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Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the signA
Office today: am, 81; 2pm., 60; maximum,
81; minimum, Sc
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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 to Corson and Macartney. 1919 street:
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Taben Still Alive.

Samuel Taben, the colored man who was -
badly wounded by Thomas Heath Sunday
afternoon, was still alive at o'clock this after
noon. His condition was about the same a.
last night, except he had grown weaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18
NV GooDs ARE HrRE.


Our dress goods buyer had to apologize TO you
through these columns. lack Of stock Last week
Vow it Is different. We showing new goods Just
arrived so that our stock 10 the freshest in town
REDUCED PRICES for Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. November II. IL and 10. 90 as to make
for the backward steps taken for want Of full A.
sortment
ALL SOC. DRESS GOODS FOR 44c.
NEW SOC. CAsHMEREs. 40 inches wide warranted
all wool. Henrietta finish. all the latest shades for
street and evening wear. including White. Cream
NEW SOC. CAMEL's HAIR sER0Ea Ths rough
hnish just like the real camCs hair fabrics that sell
at ell 80 q yard Paids in all the latest color COM
NEW Soc. FLANNEL sUITINGs-Piaids in all styles
and colors Warmth with Hghtness in weight 10
what some prefer Such these suitines. 44c yard
NEW SOC. PLAID sERaEs.-These are the Genuine
French serses with the improved cloth nnish Tar
tan and Scotch c0lorinss and designs ... 44c yard
NEW soc. BLACK sER9ES.-warranted Fast Black
material too guarantee 10 wear well 44c. I'd
NEW SOC BLACK MoHAIRs. Full 40 inches wide
silk-like finish Black that will pass muster with
Prestleys 44c yard
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belov)
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North Dakotm's Onicial Returns.

BfsMARcK, ND, Nov. I6-Ohhcial returns
from all but nine counties and unofficial re-
turns from these SehoW the total congressional
vote to be about 81, 400, Of which johnson, rep,
has n. 400; Benton, DEM, 1880; Andrew 81.
Burke, rep. for governor. Il, 800, Roach, dem,
Legislature stands, on joint ballot. 81 republic
cans, ~ democrats and 10 independents and
Farmers' Alliance. The hast legislature had
but Is democratA The vote on the resubmis-
sion Of the prohibition question 70 she people
- believed to be in favor Of resnbmission. The
lottery question was not an issue, but in ssv-
eral districts former advocates Of the lottery
we're successful. The entire republican state
ticket was elected BY plajorities ranging from
1000 70 $500
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THOSE 19c. RrBsEp Vrsrs.

Tomorrow will end the history Of tho most popular
underwear Of the season thousand and more have
ocen sold at ID cents each. several Thousands 70
c-nts. aud come the last few hundreds AT ONLY
10 CENrs ZACH; The underwear IS not
over. but the holiday season approaches hence bar
counter and shelf room.
THE FALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.D
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An Alleged Policy shop Rs,ded

Policemen Lynch, Sullivan and Others raidsd
an alleged policy shop in Dingman Place today,
and arrested William Lucas, colored, whom
they found seated at q table, on which vas .
policy layout HE was locked up q the sixth
precinct station.
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Chicago Markets,
THE COUNTS.

Couxr m oxsxnAL Tzan-ysdges Coz, james
ond Bradley.
Todsy-Inland and Coastng Company agt
agt Phillips; on hearing.
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BE BrAur1ru1

be BEAUTIFUL
Mime. h RUPERT. worid-famsd Complsxion epe.
ealist and Lecturer. has lectured thts subect In
all tbs larger cities Of America and Europe She
fails to an the largest thesers In every city and 10
Always Endorsed BY the leading newspalsrA n T. World
ssys: "Msdsme Rupert, the renowned complexion
specialist sctured to fashionable sudtencs Fifth
Avenue Tbsatsr last evening-hundrsds were turned
AWAY" To those who have been unable 70 hear this
eminent suthor1ty she will send her sightpa9e cir
GUAR giving valuable information receipt Of &C.
postage. Mime. Rupper 10 the originstor Of Wonder
tui Face Bleach. which 10 creating such furors
society ladies 1t present NINE 4 RUPERT,
s23 branch Once. $50 9TH st NV, " ashinYton.D Do
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c. f. Springmsn has bought for @, 06s 2s OF
J. q. Slater lot 3square 69S, IS by lSg1s feet ON
L between South Capitol street and New jersey
avenue southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-18

Tho viii Of the late Isaac IAudie was nled
today. He leaves his estate to his wife Alethis
=. Landic and namss John y. Cook e. sxscu-
toe.
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Appeal Cases to BE Taken Uu.

appear Gases 20 De Taken Up.
On Monday next the Criminal Court vill
take up District appeal cases from the Police
Court and it is likely that but few DAYS will
be required, for there are but seven cases of
this character 70 be tried