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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
POLICEMEN APPOINTED.

ftAANAAtN AffhlNIEh.
Upon the Recommendation of Mai. Moore OF
the police force the Commissioners TODAY made
the following appointments: Joseph A. Burns.
Thomas /. Lightioot aud David u. Harrod
10 Dc hrst-class privates in the Metropoli-
tan police force. vice Beyi +. Jones resigned.
+; y. Burt removed. and Johannes Ronning.
who failed 90 qualify.
No AUTHORITY
In passing upon the application OF A NJ
Copen TO be allowed 20 build a house ON the
strip OF land NJ the junction Of Lincoln avenue
ana tIie M W road leading TO eth street nj the
southeast corner of the Soldiers holn. Can't
hosstD today says: Il do not =. what author
ny the Commissioners have TO permit the
oaiiaihe OF house In the street or road.
recommend that the request be not granted"
WANTS MS CASE REorESED.
The1'resident today forwarded 10 the Com
missioners the communication Of ea-Police
oreer Nm- y. Cutter, who seeks reopenine
oil ms case. In his letter 90 the executive he
says that Col. Robert wrote him a letter in
which he said that personally lac was not satis-
hod with the action of the board Of Commits
sioners in dismissing him. The Commissioner.
VIII return the letter in few days with q
report
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Washington Brick Machine COMPANY
has requested the Commissioners 20 place A
patrol box at the southwest corner OF i4th
street and Florida avenue northeast
The Commissioners have ordered the having
OF a slN-inch water main from the intersection
OF .olumbia avenue aud Quarry road down the
latter road into the geological Park.
MIR. Il. 4. Gunison writes TO the Commission
ers that sunderland Place has not been swept
for a long time aud is in a filthy condition. he
says he thinks II is habitually neglected IL
viii be looked into.
hr; James H. Richards. in behalf Of the Vet
eran Volunteer Firemen's Association has re-
quested permission of the Commissioner 10
make connection with the fire plug at the cor
ner OF 18th and II streets. adjoining their hall.
Tor the purpose of testing a hand engine.
Mr. Fred I. SpaldIng. the engineer in charge
Of the subdivision Of land has rendered M. r...-
lgnaton. The Commissioner have accented
the same aud appointed Mr.. n. T.. Richards 70
fill the vacancy
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10TH. 1IrH AND srs Sm.
TOMORROW. FRIDAY.
REnxAsr CLr.Rrxs DAY..

friday Of each week Is 'ss= apart for Ito
sa.e Of all remnants tha: may have collected
during th. week. These sales vary In IMPORT
ance. " co1rse. S,iEst;Ess tbs offerings are
more attractive than at Others at AL times they
Arc money ecyuoInixers for yoI- Tomorrows
sale promises some unusually attractive Sc
soaAble things. The term Remnant With us
acesnt mean simply ANAL end of . piece o.
aoods"-a bit Of ribbon" and the like
i. mas broader. more significant meaning and
10 sppEet to all short lengths" broken
sizes. a" odd snd su.sIi lots" anything soisd.
unused. scratched or chipped from handling.
Displaying or otherwise 1hss- and things OF
kfnired nature must be said At once IN order TO
keep the s;oess fresh and clean. price Is
therefore given them tina, assures their quick
removal. Whist you see here il . mere sus5ss-
ton Il today's report. 70 will serve a. . guide,
however. Livery dspartmsot VII respond to
your call for remnants.
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sxARLEs WILL CONTEST.
A Crowded Court Room Listens to the Wild
overs Story.

a Crowded Court Room Listens to the Wild
overs Story.
SALEM, MAss., Sept. 24.-Anothcr crowded
court room greeted the opening OF the third
day of the Searles will contest. The examina-
ton Of Mr.. Searles was continued.
Witness had owned an estate in Methuen
twenty-one years. 1t was his birthplace and
he had enlarged and improved T. ut a cost Of
from SlO0, 900 to $4,000 This money came
estate nor the Great harrington property ever
went into the copartnership assets;
the Great harrington PROPERTY was
transferred by decd to witness. but the deed
ives never recorded. The deed was dated
February %, 1883. but pencil marks on it indi-
been done by the copyists to give the date for
another deed. The transfer was made through
Mr.. Stillman and was executed in Europe.
Neither Of the deeds were recorded. 49,
Witness did not know Of any transfer Of the
San Francisco homestead.
Mr. Burnley then produced the deeds OF the
San Francisco, sacramento and Summit soda
springs in California from Mrs. Searles,
through Stiilman to witness.
Witness had even after these transfers con-
s!dered himself and wife equally interested In
tho property.
Deeds Of the Memlo Park property we're
also put In. None of these had been recorded.
There was also deed OF !, 500 acres Of timber
land In California. deed was put in convey
ing absolutely to witness the same property
conveyed to witness by the marriage settle
ment
This was made six months after the mar
riage and was executed in Europe. There was
a letter with these documents which witness
did not think had been preserved. Ali the
documents came at one time. The title OF the
Block Island property stands in witness name;
It was bought in October. 1887, and a house
built there, which wns begun in 1883. The
9TH avenue house was purchased in witness
were recorded. but in the other case the condi-
lions we're different.
Witness understood that the time did not
pass until the deeds were recorded.
No one suggested that these be kept from the
records so that neither Timothy Hopkins nor
any OF his wife's relatives should know OF them
No one gave any reasons for SO doing.
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RAILWAY MAIL SCPERTNTENDENTS
A Higher Physical Standard for Railway Mai
Clerks Desirabla-llther Rusiness Transactad

A Higher Physical Standard for Railway Mall
Clerks Desirable-Other Business transacted.
The division superintendents Of the railway
mail service continued their sessions this
morning in room Of the Postofice
Department Both the morning and afternoon
meetings were devoted to the discussion of
topics bearing upon the general improvement
Of tho service. The most important subject
treated today was o resolution calling for
some restrictions that will bring about
a higher physical standard for the rail-
way mail clerks. As it is now all applicants
for positions in the service make appli-
cation to the civil service commission and they
are informed as to the place of the next
examination for appointment. They are
subject to rigid mental examination
and the result is that the clerks are Of
that standpoint. There is no physical standard.
however, and many Of the men who pass the
mental examinations creditably are under
sized and scarcely fit for the sxacting positions
they are called upon to FILL As they are
likely to have a large amount Of severe
heavy mail bags they frequently give out en-
tirely. At the morning session Of the super
intcndents today resolution was introduced
and passed calling upon the civil
service commisnCn 70 ao0pt pnyacal
examination for applicants in addition TO the
mental one now in vogue This II is thought
will bring about an improvement In the physi-
cal standing of the clerical force and ID OK
pected to work great good to the ssry-
ice. Mr.. Wanamaker was unable to call
upon the convention today, - had been ex-
pectsd, but it is probable that he win have .
talk with the supsrintendeuts before they I'm
ally adjourn. They are getting along rapidly
with the work laid ont for them TO do and the
meeting d expected to result In considerable
improvement In the servieo.
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Bessie j. hibbey has purchased Of ". A. Coo.
don TOR sl2,00O part o; the Linthicum estate
the Oaks, fronting 800 feet on Linthicum
place, West Washington.
l.. b. Hughes has purchased for s4.7lT.56 Of
r. l. Browning lot l6, square s95. fronting So
feet on sth between Il and G streets northeast
T. l. Nesblt has purchased of A. b. Clarke
Tor 9 ,2O0 sub ~. square Isl. fronting l6 feet
ON Massachusetts avenue betxeen Al ana Ar
streets northeast.
II. G. Palmer has bought for -. 600 Of c. A.
MeEuen lot ~, square 123-l6i sSSO feet on ID
between LIST and ID streets northeast
3 IL. Heller has bought of ID. Selwis for e.
500 lot 10, square $3.50 feet on 18th between
street and Florida avenue northwest.
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EVER FAMILY

Should Be provided with Ayers I7s. No other ape-;
ent IL In such gsaeral demand o: 30 highly rsco M
r.suasd By The profession. MID but thaoush in
operation thess yi:s the Lest OF all remedies for
constipation. bniousnsss. Lsartburn. Indigestion,
aa,ulercy loss Of appetite. liver complain, and sick
hesdschs. They break ~ colds fevers and malaria.
relieve rlsunA,isIn and nsurasis and s-s indspens
able to travellers. either Ly land or SO. Sugar
coated ana compounded Of the pure,t yesstshl
oashsTiics. Trey may 10 taken with immunity by Old
aud young. Physicians recommend these pills IN
preference to any other. II. W. Hersh. Judsonis,
Ark, says: in 1850, by the advice Of friend be-
the Of Ayers Fills a remedy for bousnsss
constipation, hseh fevers and colds. They served
better than anything had previously tried. and
have used then In attacks Of that since"
AYERS CATHARTIc PILLS.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Bold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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Marriage licenses have been issued By sAs
clerk Of the court 10 0rville \. swunk and
Jessie HALEY; Winfield Brown and Julia Pred
erick; Joseph Moseby and Sophia Evans; chas.
W. Curtis and Mary E. Gray: Michael W. Nolan
and Ella NJ. Funk; W. r. Hartley ard Carrie ".
Frazier; Levi =. Freas and Lizzie :. Menze.
both OF Brightwood. Vim. Francis Green and
Martha Brown; James 5. Turner Of Charles
county. Nd: and Florence NJ. Benson az Mont.
gomery county. Nd; Emmett Clay Riley Of
fauquier county. Va. aud Mary Elizabeth
King; {. ". Pullett of salisbury. Nd, and
Laura A. Taylor; W. =. Hatton and Julia &.
Armstrong; John W. Alibrittou and Henrietta
u. Best George II. Awkward and Catherine
NJ. Kirby; James L. Freeman and Emua Tsy.
lor
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DIED.

late residence. Breeze HUI. near Bsnuins. DC.
in the seventy ninth Year of her .Te.
BURIAL m hartford. Conn. friday. September p.
Isl Of drtsdri.. sEKNaR5.a .o s Il s5ssr
sLd Katie Cumberland. sgs-t three years
Twenty fourth sSrest iriS1iss i'O-' ''''''h's .iS
,i pAAI; On Mssddnesdsy seI,emGe, "a. 1871. =,
II. ana Martha T. Dant. AGED one year.
Dearest Mamie. thou hast left us.
But 'ts God that has bsreft US.
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hore 20 Iaeet thee
Mhtn the day of life Il fed
When m heaven with .oy TO erect thea
Bl HER MOTHER
Funeral from parents residence. ss6 street. south
west, Friday At o'elock pm Relatives and iri-nsB
DENNIS. DeIarted TIN. life THURSDAY morning
September "a. lssl. AUGUSTUS DENNIs AEed
tsenty -hve Year,. seven months and twenty four
Friends invited to review his remains from HE
late Residence. 500 n stre-t. Inisrnent 81 bedford
,s kILE EoTs, ssSKadenIy S2 ThSr.asy ssp.s a.
kroy ana SON law q Mrs Ssrs Soss Of Ie
Notice oi the funeral hereafter.
Lofty fns % Teanssiy sspseTsss e Isl :.
beioyed husband q Jane A. frper.
resisstfuiiy invited 70 attend rsIa' o. the family
Akn 20 % 3; s ,e :s :.
Nellie Ludlnin. nee Brown. prostrs,ion Of the besrs
aged thirteen months. twenty two days.
Our darling has gone 10 rest
Funeral n 7oS Sixth street southwest nj an m m
Friday, september -. Friends invited 20 attend
a.s s.esnr spssfny Ms1,
bowed husosnd OF Eizseeth Whitney McLAushln. n
the sixty-seyenth year If his
Funeral from his late residence No. Qy2 Third sfrcse
north west. n o,.iocx funrung thence TO
copy.l
EopIER- On Thur-day. September "a. lssi.
FRANCES BEuLAH, only daughter IL James and
Bessie Roslier. AGED four years
Funeral from parents rssiaence. 3006 stresl =
=. m. frdAy.
GRIFFIN. The remains Of JAMES ALBERT. lsts
husband OF Ida T. Grimm, will he inferred from the
public vault az kock Greek cemetery Friday, eepf-u-
her y, 1881. q O'Clock p. providlnw De not
rain In VI rain the nernent viii take place TIE
are RESPECTFULLY invited to attend.
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A BLUNDER COSTS LIVES.

Fsurteen Psrsons Killed by . Railway DIS
aafcr.
Madam. Sept 2I.-An express train running
between Burgos and San Sehastisn came into
collision with q combined goods and passenger
train.
Fourteen people we're killed and twenty-four
were injured. The accident was due to blander
GU the part Of = switehmAn. The latter has
been arrested.
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Judge Butler Said 20 re slated for the Cears
OF Ctaims.

II is learned today on the best authority
that everything points now 10 the selection Of
Judge Butler Of Indiana 20 succeed Judge SEQ
Held on the bench OF the Court of Claims. He
as enersetieally backed by Justice Harlan.
Senator sherman's man is ex-R. ! resentatiye
Thompson Of Ohio. Toaay's indiealions. how
ever, throw him ont 81 the fight. Al one time
II was thought tina; Mr.. J. N. Langston had .
good show of securing the place As stated,
everything Rev points 90 Butler.
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GoErHEs V1srr 10 CARLSBAD.

There Is doubt that the life of the great poet
greatly prolonged by drinking the waters OF the
sprude spring. We have the Sprudel Spring brought
to us In the form of salt. which ~ obtained by evapor
alton ron the waters 81 Carlsbad.
The CARLSBAD SPkCDEL SALT powder form
dtssolsee Conscious Die. aays irritation and removes
oostructions by aiding nature II acts socthingy and
without pain. The Genuine has the signature of
EISN Ek MENpELSON CO.. Agents. New York,
every bottle rs
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Oua NEW HONE

OCR A>EW 11OHE
Is ready for your inspection.
ITS FIVE FLOORS
Are completely stocked with everything that is new
and desirable in Household Furnishings. and 10 well
worth visit.
OUR FIRST FLOOR
Contains carefully selected stock Of Bed Room, Din
ing Room and Office Furniture.
OUR SECOND FLOOR
Is devoted entirely to Carpets and contains the latest
and most desirable fall and winter coorings Al!
grades.
Our THIRD FLOOR
Contains stock of farlor Furniture which for variety
OF design and uniform excellence Of material not
surpassed by any house IN the country.
SOME STARTLING PRICES:
Push or Hair Cloth Parlor Suites. Cash. SOS;
credit. ESQ.
solid Oak Bed Room Suites. pieces. Cash. ell
credit els
Poplar Bed Room Suites. 3pieces. Cash. sl4 credit
els.
sIx-FooT OAK EXTENSION TABLE Cash.
81 - credit. - 50.
Eight-ioot Oak Extension Table. Cash. $3.50;
credit. eli.
Foreground Hair Mattress Cash, o. 80; credit
IS
Woven Wire Springs. Cash. so. %; credit. e.. so.
BRUSSELS CARPET, yard. Cash. 6Oc. .credit &c.
Ingram Carpets. per yard Cash. SIC. .credit 4Oc.
Carpets sewed and laid free cost. No charge for
waste IL matching.
TERMS:
Easy weekly or monthly payments.
No notes and per discount allowed for settle
ments Ill thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

This morning about 10 o'clock there was an
exciting time in the house OF Mr.. Charles Cost,
on It'll street extended, No. 25l4. where q gas
olins stone caused fire that did about e35
damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept: ~ = Flour dull, I'M.
changed-receipts, 1888 barrels: shipments, I'll
barrels; sales, 800 barrels. Wheat easy-No. 2,
red. spot. l.o2h l.osai September, l.oz,xai.ozk;
October, l.02ys; December, 1.06kal.01; steamer,
No. ., red, 96x-receipts, 5l,2o0 bushels ship-
ments, s69,3I2 bushels; stock, l.1OS,U2l bushels;
sales, lSA,OOO bushels. Southern wheat, steady;
Fultz, 9sal.O'; Longberry, 1.0oale.. Corn easy
mixed. spot 6lk; October, o0,sasili; year, 5o,.a
50,,; January, 5O&a5lh; February, 501a5lH-re-
ceipts, a1so bushels; stock. 3s,4S bushels sales,
$4,000 bushels southern cOrn-white, quiet, Ga
90; yellow. easy, 6sa09. Oats easy-No. white
western. 50 asked; No. 9 mixed western. S2h ass
receipts, 3,c00 bushels: stock, lss,343 bushels.
Rye quiet and easy-No =. s5-receipts s7,lIo
bushels; stock, 2ii,50a bushela Hay quiet and
steady-good to choice timothy, 1a-50al350. Grain
frelghts quiet. unchanged Cotton trm-middling,
81. Provisions urn, unchanged. Butter very
Rio cargoes. fair. is; No I, l44. Sugar arm,
unchanged. Copper nrm-renned, lin. Whisky
steady, unchanged Peanuts, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept. s4-virgna threcs, g. bid:
Baltimore and Ohio stock, l.00jS bid, l.0lk asked;
Baltimore and Ohio southwestern nrsts. L00k bid,
l.e0k asked; do. third incomes, % bid Conso,i.
dated gas bonds, lis asked; do. stock. Is bid, -
asked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

Philaaielphis Dcmoerxtie Nominations.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. 24.-The democratic
city convention today unanimously nominated
W. Redwood Wright for city treasurer and
Theo. +. jenkins for registe: Of wills
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Assignment OF the Church News.

An assignment for the benefit Of creditors
from VIM. H. Lepley, proprietor Of the Church
Nescs. to Henry W. sohon was placed on record
today and will occasion great surprise, a. the
Church Ners is recognized a. one OF the best
Catholic papers in tho country. Ii
has . large circulation and has been
paying we'll. The forgeries OF his brothee
who 10 demented, which have recently been
brought 70 light and sent to the grand jury,
have brought Mr.. Lepley into financial dim
culties from which he Il unable 70 sxtrieats
himself. II IL said the paper will be bought BY
stock company. The assets are estimated st
el0, 900 and liabilities ct SO
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CArLpnls's ASD MI.srv DrrAnr.

ODD G1RMkNTs.
Nis-s.' Fauf-y cloth sIit sine ~ years
k-iusel W ~ 10
! Mss b.-rk 81 White Hair line Ckecked
Lawn brv-s fua. skirt. vast and sash. size
y y-.rs.
Reduced to 81 50
CAiIiEen's sAcy s,riped slA Cloak siz.S
years
re .uc-i 70 $500
= Mls-~-' flxat- ~-ist. hro.a~iosh Newr.v-
he's tn navy. Green .ld BrJWa s,xss IL
IL and 10 years.
i.edure.3 20 g. %
Crh.ri dcor. Lth -. bui4s.nxJ
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Range of the Thcrmom~,~r

The following were the readings at the ONCE
Of the weather bureau today: an, 20; pm,
81; maximum, IS: minimum. &c.
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AIRS. wiNsLoW7s SOOTHING SYRUP

Mrs. wINsLoW's SOOTHING sYRUP
Has been used tor FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. IL sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs winsiow Soothing
eyrup" aud take no other kind. % cents bottle
dl5-ly
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SrrI Drr.RIyrxr.

9hCkkS LINES.
small lO' Of Fest Print Wrapper, IN u... rst-
,@rrs vita tlxnt bach. and fllll srons. Nssriv
a. .lf-s R.sdacei 10 Of W sach
Lt<ht-striI-d aud i<ured Trint shut
N.iss- sise32 onlS. ksi,.ce4 from is 20 A..
e-eh
10 Fancy Colored vs>ss- SHIRTS. Standing and
n-da-. 81 ir.',l 81. Is and Z 500 50 eaS b IL
I fiu~ Ir.Eeh flsnne. Wrappss Blsek
ground With White t-urs.. liaet "a the aiss.
$50 - Refused from ~ Uoto 81 ~.
tThir,l foor. .I.h 81. Uu!idiiag;)
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In Alexandria

Mayor Strauss las called the city council to-
gether this evening to consider the subject Of
seAing the city property at Duke street dock.
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CLo.K DlPanrnxSr.

Lss'-~-.sht Blscs Goth Wrsp. sri,rr,-d
nth s.lk an p-nx- -. Reduced from tlx TO
-
I Firs Imported Arnure Snk Wrap. hand
ao1a~iy trimmed With s,k personal---very. and
eH
. Ies: .li.ity Tailor maze Stockinss Jack
80 i-rgrs. With SIX b.s.t satin facir<s- sire
- asi. E-iucei from ~ and SlUD
eI earl.
b re- frgilsk Cora -<rsv i sssor sllate Sc.'-
Eisrs-t -iBstiIiu w-tght-r~rirct ntnng-s.ke
a. ia.ia-s1 ftoul en- 20 81.
= ARP fk-f shetland -hsw -. lace patterns,
Slzlt sisl Dray. Refused from "a to el-
iitiri Ser. a fh 80 buildfnsr.1
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Fon NEunAIerA BAruE
WITH PONDS
EXTRACT.
Is

Bnows,s IRON B1rrEns
Cures Indigestion, Biliousness. Dyspepsia Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
mend it. All dealers Sell IL. Genuine .rAde mark
ana crossed red lines On WRAPPER.
4 IL DISORDERS CAUSED BY BILIOUS STATE
"A If the system can be cured by usns Carers Little
lIver Pills No pain. gripping discomfort attending
:He.r them.
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4.ovr Drp.Erursr
SMALL lois
IL pIir~ Mss Gray Isle Thread Gloves
Redacei to IJc. pair.
IL pairs I.s,i s 4-batton Real Kid Gloves IN
DarI Tans- SKIS y. all :. Reduced from
SIS to -. n pair.
(lIrS. H. 2. llf.i 81 bu!'ding.l
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L raoLsrERY DEPARTMENT.

ODD AND SMALL LOTS.
3 Pairs Derby satin Curtains Gold, Terra
Gotta and Blue Reduced from elo to 60
pair.
l. Hall pairs sheilI and Chenille Curtains In
Plain. ia guard and Embroidered effects. Re
dnoei from s,i o. and ~. ~ 10 81 - ea~h.
2pairs l4,e curtains. four yards Ions. Re-
al'-,i from -. - 10 50. 90 pair.
Fourth noor. llti 81. building
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Edward Tiuuey for an assault on yehu
Rsedss paid % in the police court today.
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q II A 3 T Y.
DOUBLE sroRHs.

FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS AND KITCHEN
MARL--sOLD ONLY FOR CASH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

1Se" 5NCSt NuTkere
The following are the opening and closing Prices Of
the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to CorsUn and Mccartney, lilg / street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-24

Looking Glasses Of any sixs that have been dam
aged Resilvered equal to new. se9-4ni
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Dam fRCM IMPOSITION. DYsPEPsIA AND
j too hearty eating relieved at by taking uns
% Carriers Little Liver i1,s immediately after dinn@.
a FrEE 4 sIELFi.Ess NIGHT Usk ANSOsTuRA
genuine. a.AhuiactursdJ Us Dk siEGERC SON. At
al L. sSista
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90 sArs Dr. & WEIR MITCHELL, PRESIDENT OF
TIE CONGRESS OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
THE SESSION THIS AFrERxooS-BusISrss FIRsr
ATTENDED To-BASoUETs TONIGHT.
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ODD SIZES.
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ta.illD~re Jersey ..slorst<ly trimmed With
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= la.ii~- Exirs quality Jerseys. cashmere
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GRIFFIN. IN

GRIFFIN. The remains Of JAMES ALBERT. lsfs
husband OF Ida T. Grimm. will be inferred from tbs
publr vault al Rock Greek ceDessry Friday, eept-m-
Ter -, 1851. ~ O'Clock D. M. provdln9 Il dose not
rain IN case q rain the internent vii take pscs tts
are respectfully invited To attend.
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ald 20 only Reduced Nom ~ 20 l5.. each 2
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