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To PREVENT OUACKERY.
A Medical Conference ON the Subject HELD
Yesterday.


Yesterday afternoon Health Officer Ham,
net met Drs. johnson. Elliott Adams
Aekers and kleiuschmiGt, composing the ex-
aiming board Of the Medical Society. and dis
cu-sed the question OF registering physicians
with view to submitting a bill upon the sub
ject to Congress this winter. The meeting
was held at the request of the health officer,
who is trying to rid the city of quacks and also
TO prevent the appearance of any more such
practitioners II possible.
The law of Angus. %. 1874. was found in
later report Of the department. 1t provides as
follows:
1T Ia hereby ordered that physicians re-
quired to register their names under the eighth
regulation of the board. to secure q full and
cOrTec. record OF vital statistics, do so upon a
license received from some chartered medical
society or EpOn a diploma received from some
medical school or institution
This law fully discussed and both Dr.
Hammett and the members of the committee
concluded that il discretionary with the
health officer whether the person applying 20
register should 10 so upon a diploma or license
from some medical society DIR. Hammetts
idea is to require strangers not known to pos
sess diplomas 20 60 before the examining
board OF the Medical Society in order to be
sure that those not regular physicians are not
permitted to register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
The Tramp Nuisance.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star,
In five years of observation hare never seen
the pressure Of tranps upon the population of
the District great 1t is this season At
home our door bell is ringing from early morn
5 it Is just as bad. Ii one ventures now and
then to bestow a quarter of dollar upon q pos
sibIy meritorious case his or her address is
passed about among the coEiraternity TIL life
becomes a burden
The mild winter climate and the national po-
sition and relations of the city the federal
capital both serve to draw many persons here
whose circumstances throw them upon the pub
lie for support from the moment Of their
rival But the regularity with which the same
irreclaimable yagabOnds appear here and re-
main here. winter after winter, would Indicate
that apart from unavoidable causes for the
presence OF much transient restitution there
are special attractions for a class that deserves
no indulgence whatever. and tine unmeritorious
activity and persistence of which dlverts to un-
worthy uses and largely discouragcs that be-
nevolence which blesses aliAe the gIyer and the
receiver.
This tramp nuisance" cannot be dealt with
by any one person nor any number of persons
acting independently. IL calls for local gov
Ornamental action or for concerted action by
the community generally. 1 write this brief
letter in the hope of interesting citizens in
a discussion OF it through the correspondence
department of IEE STAR. IN the course of
which / may have something 10 offer. Perhaps
tie superintendent Oh charities. 20 whom the
subject - no novelty, might saGgest something
seryIeeable- If the sheep can be separated
from the goats We can take care of the sheep
in any reasonable degree. N.Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
The Destitutiou in Mexico.

The desti;rtion existing among the inhab-
ttants Of Durango and neighborins Mexican
states on account Of drought and the total fail
ure Of crops has reached such q serious state
that the government has been compelled to
provide food to keep the people from starry
ing. The governor of chihuahua has ordered
10000 bushels of grain from the United States,
which will be distributed at a minimum cost or
free TO those who have no moaey. Thousands
OF the lower classes, who naturally thrift
ess, are on the point of starvation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
A Brazilian Consul Recalled.

Senior Dom Antonio Xavier de Fontoura the
Brazilian consul a. Baltimore, has suddenly
been recalled TO Rio Jaaeiro by cablegram
received from the new minister OF foreign
Affairs, one OF his intimate friends, who re-
quss'ed his immediate departure for Brazil
While there is a rumor Of the possibility of his
being appointed a member Of President Peix-
osto cabinet, or at least being intrusted with
a more responsible position in his native coun-
try, there Is no doubt that Senior Xavier is ex-
pected to report on important questions relat-
ing to Brazilian and United States commerce
TO his government He went to New York
Monday, expecting to leave on the next steamer
for Rio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
EQUITY CoURT-Julye HGqner.
Real Estafe A.affers-

John Jost has purchased for "a. 80 Of Francis
Clark part sub {, square Sic, ~ feet 10 inches
by 100 feet on between Sth and 9Th streets
northeast.
NJ. /. Weller ct al have bought for Si,035.1 u
Of j. I. Gull, trustee, one-half interest in lots
TO 10, square 95S, fronting on y and 9Th street
southeast
Julia L. V. McCord has purchased for $1,000
OF Elizabeth l. Thompson sub Al, square lSG
"a feet inches BY 100 feet on Q between 10th
and 18th streets northwest.
Chas- Gessford has bought for 4.3S7.50 OF
b. H. Warner sub a. square 633. 221S by 100
feet on the corner of Arthur place and u
streets northwest
j. Il. Bennett has bought Of s. c. Ferrall for
$1,000 sub 20. square 1908. 10 by % feet ON II
between 18th and 18th streets northeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

In the Criminal Court this morning before
resumirg the trial Of b. Shepard White there
we're several arraignments, and pleas of not
guilty were entered by Charles Smith for as
sault with intent to kill silas b. Newman on
November 8; George A. Fleming. larceny from
the person. watch from Thomas A. Shea, No
vember 3, and Columbus Jackson. housebreak-
ING store house OF N. F. Draney. July q.
Robert A. Bryant, charged with false pre-
lenses, was released on personal recognizance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
The Dead Louisville Firemen.

Up TO q late hour last night none Of the
bodies of the fremen killed at the Louisville
FIRE yesterday had been recovered The names
Of the missing fremen are: Vim. Davis,
fwenty-eight years old, leaves wife and two
children; Thomas Moore, tweuty-seven years
old. single; Samuel Baker, thirty years. wife
and children; Tony Slack. twenty-five years.
sngle. The three last named were acting as
substitutes Chief Hughes is suffering from
conclusion Of the brain and was reported to be
In q critical condition last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
THE COURTS.

CouRr IN GENERAL TERN Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Cor dIsI James.
Toiay-Lyndham agt kirkwood: argued
and submitted.
CIRCUIT CoJRT-JuiGe Montgomery
Today. WeGGel agt. J. +. Douglass: JUS
tees Judgment affirmed In re NJ. Taltys will
trial resumed
EQUTTY COURT-.Juhiye HG9ner.
Today-Corcoran agt. Hevner; revival of
suit ordered jackson agt- Wood; auditors re-
port ratified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

Aessrs. Higgins Bros, Wholesale and retail
lumber dealers at 1875 llth avenue, New York.
have assigned to Patrick Moore without pref
ereEces.
Richmond, Wis, was wiped out by ire Tues
day night The loss will aggregate between
$4,000 and sl00, COO, with about Si0, 900 insur-
snce-
The Beaver Star has been indicted by the
grand jury Of Beaver county, Pa, for criminal
Libel ON Senator Quay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
NER 4 CO. g16Fst. n. v.

Ee,3 Vermont ave. .....s47
1913 18th II .............25
DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
oth st NV, .,rs. sSper mo
OFFICE ROOMS.
1908 Penn ave NV, II
and hall. I'd noor......45
Ibet 18th and 10Th sle6. 81
\ 81 bet 18th and l4th
SITS. LTD. 81
Mass ave bet 10th anj
18th sts. with sta. lO6. 81
q 81 bet :,Uth and list
sts. ......-.......-. -loO
18th 50 bet Mass ave
and y st ...........l 50
q st bet 18th and 18th. 10
18th ri, cor De sales ST. l5O
2lst St bet Rand s SITS. $50
2isi 81 let q & Il SITS. >. l5O
l. 81 oet 18th and 18th. 80
18th st Just north of LIST,
Hrs sndtwo baths l:il. "a
h ~ bet 18th 4 :.Uth l.s5
10th s. bet i and L SITS,
Hrs and bath. lbs
Nj ST bet Conn ayexlGhl:,5
u 81 bet 18th and 10Th. LIS
q 81 bet 18th and 18th
SIS .-.-.--.-....... ...-l 10
10Th So bet N and l. SITS. rs
I'D 81 bet h and L sts,
9rooms and bath. ITO
jefferson place bet Conn
ayand 18th st......luS. %
18th 81 near Mass ay. loo
.Urh 81 bet d and 4 SITS. 100
4 81 bet 18th and 18th
sls- .....-- 81 ~
I'D 81 bet L and 4 SITS. ;. 80
Charlton Heights. Nd. :. ~
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WANTED--HOUSES.

NNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
w -FOUR daughters. We-furn. shed house in the
nortlwes: part Of the city Address FL FINISHED
HOUSE. Star office dlU-.t.
tNANl--O-TO PURCHASE ON MONTHLY PAY
w MentS house not less than eight ROOMS: III l. :;
conveniently located, south or front corner pre-
ierred Address Pr kChASkRP z. Star otlce dlO-:t'
SiANTED-SMALL BRICK HOUSE. ANYWHERE
w III northwest, for about 81, OUU.
dl0;st L. A.. McCLrl.LAND, l4Ol st.
~ ANTED-ANI REAL ESTATE DEALER WHO
w las house OF more rooms tor sale opSnonthly
inslaIInents between the following streets, 11tn
I'D. Pa and New IA W or 1tn anu I4th,
Is and Va. ave. W. may ind purchaser by address
!ng Box Us, Star ot1ice. Go-lm
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

CoR sALE-"FkUIrLAND"-T RESIDENCE
Il of the late Thomas v. Edwards. the Washing
ton and Western railroad. near LeesDurE, Loudoun
county. Va. containing % acres Of nne land. The
house attractive three-story dvsliing siruAfed
eninence and commanding fne Of the
surroundings country. The lawn contains about nvs
acres, covered with original oak and ornamental tr,
and there 10 orchard with every VARSITY
common 10 tins lztiuaein fact. tne inlprovsmsnts
enboy the attention late for
forty IL Il offered for sale terma.
will lie EXCHANGED for proI~rty In Warrington. ID. L.
No morc agreeable place can De found Tor q
rsslds q country honIe. 10 party deslrln9 4
large farn. 800 ADJOINING with tenants hounn
Darn and other ousbuldiilss. vii hs ~ ne
above. Tor further inlorlnaticl sppy 20 " ID. h.
sAU>DEEs CO.. 1-Us 81 nos-eotr
l,oR sALs-Ar HERNDoN STATION. va. FoUl-
II room house IN Iane, 5 acre. oak
rest clear. lood rsch aAId Address
dsUt' 1907 7tA q. nv.
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THE COLOEED GIANT.
He Don't Think Much of Justice in This
District.


Augustus Williams, the tEirteeE-year-old col
o-ed boy who was acquitted in the Criminal
Court Of a charge Of robbing Col. Pickett Nell
son, the colored giant. in South Carolina some
days ago, left the city last night for
lion. n. Y, where he has friends Before
leaving, as published in yesterdays STAR, he
was given the money-sbout $50 that was
taken from him at the time Of his arrest, and
with this cash he paid his counsel fees and
purchased his railroad ticket.
Col" Nelson returned home not entirely
satisfied with the result Of the boys trial and
he concluded that hereafter lie will not come
here TO prosecute any one. Before the case
was disposed of the colonel" when standing
beside the boy, remarked that the
trial reminded him of the story of
David and Goliah and when the trial
was finished he concluded that it was a repeti-
ton of the same old story. Before leaving the
boy complained that he was put on the dry
while In Jail, but he called it starvation.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTEp-A LOT IN WHITNEY CLOsE. IN
EXCHANGE for inare and colt the colt months
old and was sired by zen Bealls 'Iruxton Tie lars
Is nov IN fo~i b. tine s4ne horss Address w. B. star
office dilss
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CHIROPODIST.

a CURE Tor EykAY oxR
n 1h.k suners VITA bunions-. eorns snd fnxrouin1
MALTA J. J. oEOkGLs \ SON. spsclalln1a.
no.,t san f2<loss lllS fenn ave. n =.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

~ ANIED-kOOM AND BOARD WITH PR.
w waite family by gentleman; terms he moder-
ate. Address " o. O.. star Office. IT.
NANTED-FouR FURNISHED ROOMS, NTH
w heat and Tor light housekeeping; obtec-
ton TO south Washlngton price not to exceed So
$50 per month. Address L. p, Star office dlu-2t'
w hight housekeeping. by young married compile
without children: sOutnwes. preferred Address C.
BOlEh. IA 9TH 81. sw. dl0-,h
NJ ANTED-kOON AND BOARD FOR MID
w die-aged nan and his wife. in o private family
without small children; must be ON I'd noor
VIII bay lair price Tor good accommodations adj
dress j. v. ". ". Star Office. dY,ts
M ASTEp-fURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
w rooms all parts Of city; CHEAPEST and plan to
secure desirable (e<tab.shed lsl< tern,s
uosS- l1ss
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EOR RENT
lNIIIiNISHEn
Rhode Island ave bet
III - H.

@sA,stt ia 1ha dNS w
18th and Conn ave
(seasonD ...... Sf.OO1
10th ST corner L, with
stable. ..........-4l6. G.
Mass ave near Scott
circle -......3 33. 81
Conn ave and / 81 (cor-
nerD.....-..........SS 80
NJ 81 bet l4th and 18th
sts----.-. ---.. .-3So
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette 81 tseason) go
n ST Near Conn ave. IA
Sc cor list and X SITS
NV. 1:2rs and bath. .22l
n bet 18th and 10Th. POS. rs
\ II bet conn ave and
18th II. .2uS. 90
n It bet Conn ave AMI
loth s,......--.;,.......OO
10Th st bet Y and h SITS. zoo
IL 81, cor 2lst.....-......aOO
IL 1 ave bet 18th and
Conn aye.............@ 200
Md ave bet I'd and Sd
sts ne................le5
10Th 81 bet U and L SITS. l1o
h 5. bet 18th and 10Th
SIS. 10
q $; bet 18th and 18th
sis tseason) .....-.....175
"a 81 bet Pa ave and Sd
81 Sc season.. ....l15
Mcpherson Square. los. %
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In SQUARE bounded by !


In square bounded by Mass ave and ct and l4th
and 10Th SITS $50
BULLETINS CAN BE OBTAINED AT OUR or
flCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY b fEhAl1S IRON OR OFFICE
- HILL * JOHNSTON
d3s.t u.th lSS lenna. ave. q. ~
toI RENT-FuRNIsHED-NEw HOUSE; IA
rooms all modern improvements; suitable for a
professional man or an NJ. c. Apply to W. o. DENI-
SOS x CO., Je3 ST. IA. dew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

EOR RENT
Il l:feo sd 81. i3r. br,
IL !. store anu dwell
lng. with stable .SS3. "a
3lol L 81. Tor. ur, mi.
FURNISHED .......... 100
3lOl L 81, lot, br.
IL !. uniurnIsned. ......65
3OlI . ST. l2r. br. mi,
without stable. 80
BIZ \ ST. lar. b-. mi. IS. 20
BIZ \ ST. llr. br. mi.5o. 81
81. y 81. l3r, br. m :. 81
L.. 10Th ST. ar. br. M 1. ~
40 ., ID6.x oas
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

E>oR RENr-wOkk SHOP; kEAR OF v<s u ST.
Inquire sre$js Ia. ave Rent. $40 month. nolS In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
FOR EENT-HOUSES.


A. ga. am I-INrtkNiN!.EI-
100 Conn ave. s;sSl - oi3 Issh st. col o.
sBupOa, circle i iS =, g Z Is :,
iif ei Sa.. S;rSs. Ia - M..ST.i 3s' -
iSs N.s' ave- IS: isyet;s IeTrSge - -
lou st. cor Perce p. 100 iss. ss...: "a
FURNISHED
St near I'm. $3.50 20 near 18th $50
near i4th 80 AL s = near . 80
SSnn ave neIr Par 81 "a, ana az, O' .t i 3
Isl ne cor st, lbs - 81 Il ar AZ =: iS @
Nh asis 20 i iS:s 81. :. s.., s; q.
E ns sa ....Sv ;; 6st i:nh ana lith iu1
Mass 18th u.s. = ID :, n near .fh =. g
Mas. ave near i4ta IS !, :; RI aSss Circle
10th st Oh McPh So lbs. ri
4, PITCH, FOX BROWN.
10 l4Ss r-un- ave. nv
ENoR RENr-HorsE II fIKsT CLASS LOCATION
.an ana roa. 'Cg :s.m Fs' south
throughout oonpe,ey and nsS,iy saTSi.hs ~ 81
nut. wiil sell to- 800. Any one applying must
m Ss,os business Address TALLAHASSEE Star 0iis,
Lon kENI-sos r ST. NV, II ROOMS. -----s45
60 ''A - a. " WI nh II. sIuSDiRs 60. II
da-Iw l4o1 81. NV.
LNoR RENT-UNFURNIsHFp.
The linperiel hotel, .2,:Sl Of nv. r....s55
i E ave nw ~ ser l'h and 800 Sois s'nx s
= iarEs halls and 1901 pa ST nv, iif...'' 20
~.
So;uibls roao lor 20 llu2 Sh 81 nv. ill.,. -
,ss 81 NV. i2r...:; ~ u II isth ~ nv. ii
So 18Th NV IN iGiJ q. sol il 81 NV si ana St IS
81. I'm 81 NV. Tor 100 q. 3uth and NJ nv tB "a Q
iti Mas. ave NV Tii .s : ;i NV
ny AKA 81 nv, liz. 10 100 lih NV -
$40 Cap Of, ,sr II, I.s24 18th NV sr..... -
i.o a.sh :, nv lor luU Slo Isl - ne ~ h....st
l95 llth st NV. 100 I4l3 6 81 NV. Tor store
i.,5f 81 nv. Al M So 10 LIST 81 sw. tr ....... Is
2OlS X 81 NV. llr. .sl SIS lS22 Mass ave NV, lSr-
lo2s 10th ~ NV. llr 81 3
FURNISHED.
Thomas circle. l6r s4oo Fsrragut 50. 12r si66 O.
Conn ave near n st NV, Mass ave near 18TH =
18th St NV. lts TN st. cor 6orcor lSeO'
s. 18TH St NV, New S jersey a ave near loo
!, near 18Th ier $ near Iis III nv. Ii Il;
= ~ l.'th y NV, 2r,O 81 near 18th nv lSr. ls5
"" nnHipshife ave nr u Of near 10Th nv. lUr. Id
n y, ....,:........- 10TH 81 near N II nv.
h 4 near 18th st 81 NV. ar A-, io'n los
lstE st near ST. i5r 30 sSh 81 near aeS M NV ioo
soth ii st; tdaij. i2r. q. Is
lie above houses can De examined by permit from
our Once only. THOMAS ;. FISHER A CO.
d.1 1:S24 Vt. n. W.
l.OR RENT-UNFURNISHKp.
FURNISHED, ST. llrslJo sll anw. llrs.. s6I
nShl T RigS msrd pace or 45
EoR RENT
Jo6 tast Cap. st. 3-story brown stone. l3r az On
i55o 10th ST.. 3story. 10 rooms. M .......slG %
~ St. STORY trlck. rooms. 81. 20
:. Diugliiail ST.. D \ :al
'iA So 1foSnis w
FURNISHED.
l4l5 Mass ave. Il rooms $3.50 90
ioS3 ST. II rooms. ia 90
I'D St. u Rooms ......-........ - OO
For lui list OF OH stables and sularrn ,,rnftv
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THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY DEC
FOR RENT-ELATS.

LpR RENT
2 ha.s. 1914 and I2llOHst.; II r. $50
.siS Pa. ave ana f S,ns ;,s 3, "a 50
di.aw GI6 VI. IikKiNs. SO III iSsh T. IN n " %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10
FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
L'oE RENT-l NICE STORE; ALSO LANCE
= room IN rear. suitable for housekeeping; . good
on premises lS 1th st. ne. dl0-Ns
EoR RENr-sroRE AND DWELLING ABOVE
- 81. ih 81; p: " building loo feet deep. RUNNING
December. Apply 70 OWNER. $50 9Th st. ". I'm
L'oR RENT-sToRE AND HOUSE 1876 VALLEY
Il st. Georretown. ID. c.. rooms and store. with
counter shelNnx. &C.. complete; Sl5 per n,o. Apply
10 .Uzo I'D ST. ds-.u.
L Oh RENT-3l4 PA AVE NJ LARGE STORE.
L 2oxoo; ten-room house. mod. inps. over store;
two-story and TIM eestory house the
large and rovmy; suitable Tor any heavy business:
f1 no, s1iD s@oEasfi LIP BRADLEY.
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FOR RENT---STABLES.

Loo kENa-srABi-E BACK OF $40 IND. AVE.
City p. y BOX oSl. uY-.R
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200 n ST. br b and store,
Ot- gu
3.S3i J res ave. Or. TN. 10
lf..S Sd 81. br. yr. 30
La $40. or. store. u. %
LIZA 10Th st, br. ar. $3.50
o2lS h 81. br. ware
house. 3r..............25
2OUo I'D ST. br. llr....-25
300 y st. br, IT. IL i.:,e. 80
5zl2 y II. fir. 9r.........so
l:lI4hl ;4Uth 81, br, or. l.. 81
2lu2 20 -: lsN. br. 4rl2. 20
1888 33th 81, IT. 5r......lO
e. II. Tickling,
n. W.. West Washington.
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IA ANlLD-ULD OOLD And SllN ii. tOECASH.
w " IL. tklEDEklCH. Mig. Jeweier. w, eth ST.,
BASEMENT, op pat. oice lille watch repr
ton and order uIeuals la0e premises; esI. 49,
au. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

LoR sALE-THE LARGEST STOCK OF HAND
i made ousiness wagons and dAytons IN the city By
A n. GREGORY,
oc22i2m Cor. 9Th and N. n. u. ".
L OR sAIE-CARRIAGEs WAGONS AND Bug
Il rles on easy terms. isspairans and oroersd xorE
MesI " .snln>ton. msx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-10

NJ ANTED - TYIEWEITEES RENTED; REM
w iEgtCn ana all other Standard ii.uAes, hrstcl.ss
machines only Lest terms city OK country
CIRCULARS. APE " III IL. LACHAAuE, UlU s..
NV I'm
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w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MANTED-TWO OR THREE WOOD PACKING
w boxes with locks or Lasps and staes similar to
the goyeInnent packing boxes. Tor shipping purposes
Address BONES. star office. Dbl
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BOARDING..

A CONGRESSMAN AND fRIENDs CAN FIND
"A accommodations the JUDGE ANDERSON
HOC sk. l2UO n St. NV. d7-Ats
LrOR RENT-6OOD TABLE BOARD, a. PER
L week; rooms, furnished uniurnlshed. from a.
TO so per 6lS I'd ct. NV. d5-0t'
CHOICE TABLE BOARD IN NEW YORK
~ family. 10i4 18th o. NV. ns.r the Arlington
rooms. Army and navy. ioreayn ssxstion and other
ect parties desired. d4-uts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11

Mr.. W. N. Nonell is wishing in town thi
week
Mr.. Alex. Campbell Of New York is il
town this week
Capt. f. H. Boyd, Of Winchester, was in
town on Monday
Hon. Marshall Mccormick Of Berryyille
came to town on Monday.
Judge Duekwall arrived on Monday aui
registered at the Carter House.
Capt Frank Clark, Of Baltimore, repre-
ssntug the y. Il W. r. R, was in cour;
yesterday.
Senator Faulkner speu, day last week
in Charleston and shook hands with the
State Legislators
Col. L. 1. Boyce, Hons Marshall Ne
Cormick and a. Moore. Of Clarke, were in
court here Yesterday
Nr.J. o. Tutwiler, who has recently re-
covered from a critical illness, and whose
life was saved by the smputaiioa Of leg
was able 90 attend church services on sun
day las,
DR.. ". " Browns re-appouiment as a
Regent of the West Virginia University
has been confirmed There is talk ia the
legislature OF reducing the number OF Re-
gents from thirteen 90 eight
Ma Adam Brenneman, al officer Of Rip
on Lodge and as representative Of the
other lodges of the county, is attending a
convention in the interest Of farmers being
held this week at Charleston.
Our friend, Jno H. little, Esq , of Shep-
herdstown, spent Tuesday in town on the
grand jury. He reserved a few minutes
from pressing public duties TO call upon Us
We are always pleased 70 see him.
Our clever young townsmau, A. Eugene
Barr, who has been with Mr. Geo. T. Light
here in the drug business, has taken place
in a large drug establishment in Philadei-
phia aud will also attend a college of phar-
macy. Mr.. Barr left this morning. The
good wishes Of his many friends here at
tend him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
CHARLESTOWI N!

Strangers are impressed by the
possibilities of Charlestown,
and the genuine basis upon
which expectation of its near
future growth and prosperity
is laid
They see how admirably the
land of the Improvement Co.
lies for manufacturing pur-
poses or residence sites;
How accessible to Railroad ia
cilities-North, South, East
and West;
They appreciate the healthful-
ness of the climate, the ex-
hilerating mountain breezes,
the exemption from epidem-
les and immunity from de-
Structive storms;
They extol the lovelinesS of the
landscape, the picturesque
ness of the mountain scene
ry, the purity and abund-
ance of the water, the fertili-
ty of the soil, the church and
school privileges, the hospi-
tally of the people, the cOur-
teSy and chivalry of the men,
the beauty and grace of the
women. and the excellence
of the-Of the-of the Press!
They are investing their money
and are coming with their
industries, and are coming to
stay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-02-11
Circuit Court

Judge DGcHwal began a Term OF the
Court on Tuesday. During the day the
Grand Jury reached conclusions IN mum
Der of cases and reported through their
Foreman, Mr. VIM. Beall, the following IN.
dictments as true bills:
Fonrose Pencil and John Daily, misdc-
meanor.
James C. Leach, misdemeanor.
VIM. Sisk, misdemeanor.
VIM. Sisk, felony.
Midget King aud Charles Courtney, fell
ony. Plead guilty and each sentenced to
peni,entiary for five years.
Cook Swift, felony second oiIense. Plead
not guilty. Trial set for Thursday.
Bennett Leipsic, peddIiug without license.
Plea OF guilty and fined SO and costs.
Monday afternoon and Tuesday argu-
ments were heard on the Report of Commits
sioner Brown and the Receiver of the Court
in S. V. r. r. case.