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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
GEORGETOWN.
TRAFFIC on THE CANAL.


Since the oath of September the following
lnden canal boats have arrived and registered:
No. lo2. IoS. Consolidation No. Is, No 1872, 1877.
100. c. W. Adams, Deer Park ". Il. Lewis.
Consolidation No. 5, ]. p. Hewitt, No. ia A.
l.. Miller. No. 126, NJ. E. Grove. Judge Stake.
r. P. Mason, No. l12. Theo. Dean, C. A. Nell,
haney, Maryland, W. ii. Cooper, Console
dation No. s, Ollie ", Samuel Henry.
NJ. L. Miles, Libbis, Consolidation No 9.
Isabella. Judge Cox. No. 1856, A. r. Bradt. Con,
solidation No 2, Eva Cashma, Little Rob. T. L.
Holbrook, Col. Baughman, Consolidation No.
II, Cuba. No. lis, J. H. Reed, C. Il. White. w
I. Coulehan Consolidation No ~. T. +. Elan
igan, b. Vaughn, No. l2l, No. lSs, J. Bryan, No.
rs, Here l Am. Consolidation No. 10,
No. LOG, II. H. kecdy, J. K. Cowen, Une1-
pected, E. r. Ladeau, j. H. Milstead. VS.
Jacques. Consolidation No. Is. Most ali Of tho
above are coal boats and brought down Gum
herland's principal product for winship and
Agnew Il Co. After unloading thew carried
back from this end lumber, furniture, fertilizer
and gas lime.
LIVELY FIRE.
Ats O'Clock yesterday a fire broke out in a
shanty on 'Fcnwick Hill," occupied by Scot.
summerville. The box at the corner of 3i,h
and D streets being nearest the scene some one
attempted TO turn In an alarm from that point.
but found his effort fruitless one
as the thing was out of order. 1t was then
necessary to run some distance before another
could be reached. In the meantime the fire
got quite Roadway, but on the arrival of the
engines 1t was quickly extinguished The loss
amounts to small sum, as the house is a
worthless one.
J. +. Clark ct TX has sold to W. II, Marriott
for s2,OS3 lots to 6, block 5, in Clarks ct al.
sub Of White Haven
Same to J.. W. Hendley and W. W. Briggs for
81 500 lot2 block s, in White Haven.
e. H. Cragin has sold for J. b. Thomas execu-
tors and trustees to james Carey for $40 900
lot 4S, square So in p. B. T. and ID. & addition
to Georgetown.
c. II. Cragin has also sold to r. F. VAIN
wright for $1,000 part Of lot 9, in square 4.
This makes q total of $40. $50 worth of West
End property that changed hands Yesterday.
MIR. 8. Chapman Simms, formerly of The
STAR and Republic, now of the foreign affairs
department. of the worlds Columbian exposi-
ton, with headquarters at Chicago, is spending
few days in town.
The removal of the instruments from the old
Observatory to the magnificent new one on the
heights OF the town has begun
The Home for Incurables has been rooted
in.
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Ma. and Wife Both Arrested.

Policeman Bell Of the third precinct had a
lively time yesterday when he went to the house
Of Frank Honesty Vhile in pursuit of an
alleged crap shooter. lie turned up an alleged
policy player in the person of Honesty aud
when he attempted 10 make arrest there was
trouble.
Both Frank and his wife were arrested after
. lengthy struggle. and IN addition to being
charged sith violating the policy law Prank
Wa charged with assault charge of assault
wa- alss preferred against Mrs. Honesty.
Collateral was left for the appearance Of the
husband and wife. and the case in the Police
Court today was indefinitely postponed
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A Pleasant October Afternoon Trim.

Tomorrow Sunday afternoon the handsome
steamers Manchester and River Queen will give
excursions on the river. The Manchester will
leave at 2:l5 pm with the National Guard
Band. returning by pm. The River Queen
will leave at 3:l5 pm. returning by 7:15 pm.
Both steamers will go thirty miles down the
riyer and return. stopping both ways Mt Alex
andria Marshall Hall and Glymont. At the two
latter ponts the fishing is said to be exception
ally good. The fare for the round trip is 25
cents. The ladies are especially invited. The
excursions are given by the Mount Vernon and
Marshall Hall Steamboat Company.
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The Supreme Fountain.

At the recent meeting in this city Of the SUI
preme Fountain, Grand United Order Of True
Reformers, officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year rs follows: G. W. NJ. Junius T.
Browning. Richmond. Va; G. W. v. NJ, Jacob
womley, Hampton, Va; G. W. l.. A. W. Dor.
set., Washington, D. c.; G. v. s., Jerry W.
Williams, Richmond, Va; .. W. T., Thomas
Braxton, Richmond, Va; ) W. p, Richard
Blunt Hampton wps Va; W; g., cholsle
White, Washington, p. c.; CIV. P. g., VIII
liam sheppard, Richm6nd, Va.
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This afternoon the Weller faction OF the
central democratic committee flung TO the
breeze a large campaign banner bearing the
portraits Of Cleveland and Stevenson. The
banner Is hung on a wire cable which runs from
the rooms Of the Weller committee, 1929 Penn
sylvania avenue, TO the Randall Hotel on the
opposite side. The banner is the first to be
hung here by either of the two great parties
during this campaign. No ceremonies at
tended the raising of the banner, the Weller
people preferring such a course.
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During the twenty -four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were Issued from the
health Office for the following:
Wh'te-Tobias Fisher Clark, 80 years; Mary
Virginia Cook, months; Geo. ". Taylor, A
years; Daniel James Norton. years; Adeline
johnson, 20 years; Margaret Flynn. 5 years
Joanna Wilson, 76 years; Geo. W. Owens, 81
years.
Colored Abbott Ford, 25 wears; Jerry Glib
SON. 30 wears; Enoch A. Coates, Is years
DeI-iderious Lee Wade. 5 months; Eli Hill, 6S
years; lack johnson, 10 years.
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LIEUT.. AMIss. CASE.
1t Came Up Today, but Was Postponed Un.
til Next "Wednesday.

til Next "Wednesday.
The case Of Lieut.. Amiss for an alleged as
sault on W. W. Fowler during the G. A. r. pa
rade was set for trial in the Police Court today
and o large number Of witnesses on both sides
gathered around the building Mr.. Shilling.
ton appeared for Lieut.. Amiss, who had
already waived jury trial Judge Mil
Ter urged that the case be tried before q
jury. He desired, he said, to have all such
cases, which we're important, given to a Jury.
Where so many witnesses were to be called il
would be, in his opinion. a matter of difficulty
for one man to follow both the
evidence and the points Of Law. A jury
should decide this question Of facts.
He could instruct the jury to the law The
defense expressed perfect willingness to leave
the case to Judge AIiller's decision, but on the
judge again expressing an earnest desire that
the matter be given to jury agreed to a jury
trial. As the court is without jury ut present
this result necessitated the case going over I'M
tn next week, when the new jury will be drawn
The trial was, therefore, set for O'Clock on
Wednesday next
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A quiet wedding, which surprised quite a
number of people when il became known. was
solemnized in the parsonage of St. Aloysius'
Church on Thursday evening. The bride was
Miss Annie c. Burke; the bridegroom was Capt.
Harry Walsh, who commands company. A
(Emmet Guard, fourth battalion, District
National Guard. Rev. Father Gillespie per-
formed the ceremony.
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A Conscientious and Thankful q. A. X

conscientious and Thankful q. a. X. Man.
Col. L. T. Wright has received letter from
i. NJ. Gilmore. Bloomsbury. Pa. thanking him
for securing quarters for himself and wife, and
he adds: ION Wednesday morning my wife
and ] rode from the Capitol in a yellow car
on Pennsylvania avenue; the car was crowded,
the conductor did not reach u.s. and when we
got of the car | could not see him to hand il to
him. so / inclose ten cents. Will you be
kind enough to hand 1t TO the conductor for me
and ask him To ring mp two fares for me. 1t
was ON account of the rain"
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MIR. HORNER'S CHARGES.
What the Count Mitkiewicz Had to Say in
Regard to Them.


Regard to Them.
Count MitkiewicZ made statement to a
STAR reporter today in reply to charges made
by Mr.. Horner given in dispatches yesterday.
''Mr. Horner," he said, lis u good business
man and does not, presume, put his money in
things blindly. He spent that few thousand
dollars, as l have spent a great DEAL in trying
to secure the Chinese concessions All bu:
n few thousand dollars invested by him was
vice. l had nothing to do with these parties
II they allow themselves ~ &c. fright
ened out of the enterprise before they
have. succeeded in the undertaking it is not
nv fault. l do not even know who they are.
What Mr.. Horner says about the furniture
transaction is incorrect. bought $4,000 worth
of furniture from him and paid him 50 200
down and have his receipt for it. do not
know what he did with the money"
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Raxflx SeaIJed

About O'Clock last evening Warren Lee
johnson. . eolOrod boy employed at the Grotto
Cafe, 2io5 Pennsylvania avenue. was badly
scalded ON hands and arms BY some grease TAX
ing hre. and Mr.. II. L. Jewell, the proprietor,
vas slightly burned
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CaAIa a HAnpr>s will offer Monday Three
piece solid Oak Chamber Suites that cannot be
matched under s25 for .l7.5O Solid Oak High
bach Dining Chairs that cannO; he matched
under o. .65 for 81 Regular 81 Oak Tables for
zoe Regular 81 80 Gilt Reception Chairs for
cas- Best Handsome fve-piece Wilton
Rug Parlor suites. trimmed in silk plush, solid
cherry frnms. snowy pisce-, cannot be matched
si-ewhers under ESQ, will be offered for $3.50.
CRAra a HARpIxo, cor. 18th and h Sta NV.
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With His Cd Comrades,

Lost evening there was very interesting
time around the festive board at Harry
iouman's, 519 18th street northwest, the occa-
sion being complimentary supper to Capt S.
V. stillings Of Boston by associates of over a
quarter OF century ago. Among others present
we're Capt. Frank O'Toole, U. S. A. (retired).
Capt. NJ. P. Fisher, Capt. G. A. Bas-
sett, George Young. r. A. Whitehand, W. Z.
Morgan, W. II. Hoover. Phil. O'Bryan and
James A. Sheahan. These were mostly members
OF the ante bellum Light Infantry battalion
and OF company Adorned therefrom, which en-
tered the service on April 10, 1861.
Announcement is made Of the death OF Sc
bastien Charles Giraud, the French painter, in
his seventy-fourth year.
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William Owens, tried in the Police Court to-
day on a charge Of stealing horse belonging
to J. +. Howe several months ago. was held in
$500 security to await the action of the grand
Jury
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BErHkspA PARx.-Take Tenlevtown cars
TALLY-so CoAcH.-5ll 18th street northwest,
trips ~ Arlington. Soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 n m and pm
GIN EcHo.-Take Tenleytown cars.
foRrRxss MONROE AND NoKFOLK.-Stesmer
kaye at pm
DowS rHK RrvER- Manchester and River
Queen, 40 and SIS pm
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CITY ITEMS.


Did You ever try to lay by stipulated sum
every week with the intention of buying some
thing needful when You had accumulated the
necessary amount? Were you successful in
your undertakinGor did you make inroads on
your hoard for one thing or another and finally
abandon the effort? You may need something
in the Furniture line now-the probabilities are
that you will never get it if you adopt the plan
Of laying by little each week. Why not come
to me and get what you want nou. l will wait
for the deferred payments.
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation,
1t 5l3 Seventh street nor thwest
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Jadxe Montgomery In Court.

Justice ". V. Montgomery was a, the court
house today closing up his work a. justice Of
the supreme Cour; OF the District prior to leav-
ing the bench
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

THZ EVENING STAR for the encampment
week will be mailed to any address in the United
States free OF postage for Is cents. No better
souvenir Of the encampment can be secured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

MAMMOTH DINING HALL Subtitle sale by
auction of the crockery. glassware. ranges,
cans, urns, &c., used in this largest of dining
halls will take place on Monday, October 8. at
10 o'clock, through Ratclihe, Darr 4 Co., auc-
tioneers. and ~ill. the auctioneers claim, be the
largest sale Of its kind ever held In this city,
and the large hall run(eng from l4th TO 18th
be the scene Of u large gathering ON Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

The attention of persons In search Of first
class investments Is called to the sale by Kat
cliffe, Darr 4 Co. on Monday, October s, at
4:So p. m, OF those elegantly built houses, No.
1918 and l4l5 Pierce place, near the cable cars
and 18th street herdic line. These houses are
built In the finest manner and the sale presents
an elegant opportunity for investment or per-
mAnent holding--Adrt. =
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EvAssrIIss oeLr at Grace NJ Z. Church.

Tnis h the most successful year In the his
tosy Of Woods Commercial College.
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Artistic AND GuARASTEKD.-SilverF Filings,
Steens.; Pi.tina. 81. Very best Teeth. 50.
L. s. DENTAL Association. 18th and ID.
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bargains Seldom Offered,

bargains Seldom offered.
, 8 Singer Machines at S.
Domestic Machines at $40.
2 New Home Machines at Sl2
W. W., No. 9. as good as new, at $40.
These machines are all guaranteed and if not
entirely satisfactory can be returned within 80
days. WIN. SrIEBELINa,
1851 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
Sole Agent, D. c., for the Celebrated House
hold" Sewing Machine. 1t
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Fine Furnitur. at Auction.

LAtimer sloan on Monday morning, COM
nencing 81 10 o clock. at residence No II Iowa
circle, viii sell a superb collection Of household
snects. For full particulars see advertisement.
IN auction columns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

HABITS Of personal neatness grow into part
Of character. Give the little people a tooth
brush ani Minot's Dcntifrice II will save many
o dentists bill 25c. everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

Fon WALL PAPER. Window shades, Room
Moldings and Interior Uniting and Decorating
10 To II W. HEyDKRsoSs,
lll3 81. NV
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GLEN
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 9. 1892,
THERE WILL BE
TWO SELECT CONCERTS
By LARGE ORCHESTRA OF SELECTED
MUSICIANS. UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF
CHARLES B. DoNcH, yr.
These Concerts take place In the BEAUrI-
FUL GROVE at the terminus Of the GLEN
ECHO ELECTRIC RAILROAD. Oars leave
Glen Echo and Tennalytown Junction every
10 minutes up to 10 :30p.m.
AFTERNOON CONCERT. 1.3oP.M.
Program VIII Include Selections from the
Favorite Operas and Will Be the
Finest Conc ert Of the
EVENING CONCERT. = O'CLOCK
Cafe and Grounds Brilliantly Illuminated BY
Many Hundred Colored Lights Novel Ef.
fects. NOTHING SEEN LIKE IT BEFORE
AROUND WASHINGTON
THE CEDARCRoFT,
Restoration Of the romance and spirit Of the
Glen Echo Cafe. destroyed by ere in 1880"
The buildings of the new cafe are beginning
Of . village of rustic dining psvilions or
pagodas in the tree tops-an to be connected
together by rustic bridges
EVERYTHING FIRsT-cLAss. MEALS A
LA CARTE. OR A SPLENDID
DINNER FOR SOC.
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS OF THE HISTORIC
POTOMAC RIVER
FIRsT-cLAss TRANSPORTATION FAcILI-
TIES AND NO CRowDIN0.
ATTENDANTS AT CAFE ENTRANCE TO
CARE FOR ALL TEAMS
1t BEAUTIFUL RAMBLEs BOATING.
HARRIS THEArER
Week commencing MONDAY. oCToBERa
KENNEpYs sl:sor.ss production of B.rtls,
THE WHITE SLAVE
The Original New York Company.
STARTLING Mechanical Effects and . 8ondsrfui IA,
storm q Real Water.
Next week-DANL- A. KELLY. ocl
RETHEsDA PARK
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS TOMORROW.
DINNER IN CAFE. SOC.
Spend the day at this beautiful grovs among Ia
electric lights and nowers-
Electric Fountain viii play ct dusk.
THE swIrcHBAcK.
THE RAzzLE DAZZLE
TEE FINE cARousAL. eel
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CnAio HAKDrSo. 18th and streets. will
o9cr Monday solid oak chamber suites worth
cas- for 80, and handsome fve-piece wilton
rug p~rlor suites worth eco for s4f5O.-Adut
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Ora STORE will be closed Saturday. October
]. until pm I.oEB \ HIRsH.
Furnisher- and Hatters. 9l2 st. NV.
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$50 More of Those Fine $3.50
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, in all
colors, selling so rapidly at sl.49 at C. AUrR-
BACH's, 7th and Ii streets. Domestic Pattern
and Sewing Machine Rooms 1t
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Ten or twelve lot on North Capitol stre.
Tar New York avenue and electric cars will p,
sold by LAtimer a sloan Monday ut SPIN
Aaict.
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Can You Guess?

Two guesses take the Two Elegant Gold
Watches displayed in SHARPLEss' window 800
Pennsylvania ave. Go and see them. Six val
liable gifts for only guess each. 1t
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Elixir Babek ourss ali malarial diseases

Mono Name lt But to Praise.
WhesIer = Wilson'S New High Arm Nal
4 marvel q 6ghhsA and sWiftusss.
m ot6es ~ 9th - ~.
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BIZ BILL or SALE recorded this morning n.
". Calf conveys to his sons Walter A. GnIs snd
Norman Gait the jewslry business q - ~
of y. W. Gait Bro. . o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

IxrrIlroKxr HorsEKxEPvRs about 20 choose
wines. WHISTLES or cordials will save money
and health BY first examining the reliable
standard qualities sold by CIR. XASDEK, 100
7th st.
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We Are Ready ADa;n

Very Choice N. Y. Potatoes. per bushel, $50.
Very Choice Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, Use.
Superlative Flour, MINI. process, very best,
per barrel, 1915.
Finest Grade Family Flour. per barrel, s465.
Our Dry Roasted Mocha and Java Coffee. 35c.
Fresh Peoria Rolled Oats, per h., 4c.
10 lbs. New Carolina Rice &C.
Very Best Sugar-cured Hams, 13ISc.
Very Best Large Sugar-cured Hams, 12l<c.
New New York Cream Cheese. very fine, 15c.
New Sap Vermont Maple Syrup, per gal. 81. 20.
New lot Queen Olives, in bulk. per gal, 75c.
Mail orders promptly delivered.
W. H. WALKER,
se30-2t 946-50 Louisiana ave-
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Yrvr GAL GASOLINE. 6Oc. MuDDInAS, GA 18th

Miss SALLrE r. CONNIE begs TO inform her
frisnd- and customers that she is no longer with
J. &. Hutchinson. but will be pleased to meet
them at Mrs. II. b. HARRisoS'r. 1929 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

The EvxsISo stan for the encampment
week viii be mailed TO any address in the United
Bates free Of postage for 10 cents. No better
souvenir of the eneampment can be secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01
ScRoruIA HuxoR.

For four years suffered with scrofula Blotches
came out all over my body. and swelling the right
side Of the neck and in less than year had forty
pounds. was induced by Il. L. Tubts, our druggist,
to try Hoods SarsAparla and the blotchss and lump
in my neck disappeared. and soon bszan to gain
in flesh In four months there none of the disease
left in my system. and was we'll and strong %
ever" @. W. DONER, oscsola. South Dakota. :
II can vouch for the above. can show forty-two
prescriptions put mp for Mr.. Doner which did him
no good I urged him to take
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
And he Is now cured" b. L. TUBBS. Druggist, o.
ceola. South DAKOTA.
HOODS PILLS ere tho best family cathartic: eenti
and effective. Try box. Only % cents g
AFFICIAI. -DEPAkT1GENT OF STATE. VASE.
~ tngton. p: G., September %, 1882. -iniurmerQn
has bsen received ~ this department from Mr.. o. II
Eimoae the consul q the Upitsd etaaes q Hose
Kong. China, Of the death. the Nth Of July. 1x
9 - ~ drowning Of Ma Emma D. Waldo. wife a.
s ss si. ia y IL H Sa ss;R III;
\
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In ASyrnIxo pertaining TO the auction or
Storage business consult LAtimer a sloan. 1907
O strset-Adrt-
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CONDITION or rHH xArEa.

Temperature and condition Of water ut 8
s.m.; Great Falls, temperature. 81; condition.
81 Resolving reservoir. temperature, TO- Con-
dition Mt north connection. 20: condition at
south connection, II: distributing reservoir,
temperature, 70; condition st inhuent gate
kouse, 80; efHuent gate house. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-01

DoncherknOw that more genuine comfort
can be extracted from piece Of Whites Yucca
tan Gum than from any other CONNECTION ever
put upon the market? se26-6t
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The Pound,nsstsr.e Report.

The quarterly report of Poundmaster Elm
stein shows . total Of LOTS animals impounded,
1,032 being dogs, and Of those 81 redeemed,
1904 dogs killed, ard ~ receipts vsge o16k2k
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Fan srYLzs Men's Derby Hats, all shapes.
black OF brown. fine felt. Ell 80 and 81, extra
value. A. I. Lkwfs. i3j It'll It.
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CARrETs CLRASKp by the EMPIRE CARPET
WoRxs, 63l-635 Mass. ave. NV, made moth
yroof free Of charge. Telephone 1854
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s. Heller, 20 It'll ut. NV. is making q spe.
ctalty In LAdiss' and Children's Hair Crttins
end HhampooinS; also cures DandruiY myso-t1
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The PAIAIs RoYALs "OPENIxa" CONTINUED.
The souvenirs as published in advertisement
on page are TO be offered until wednesday. :
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Oxford Market,

SIG 9th st. NV, bet. H and streets.
Best and cheapest meats, provisions, vegeta-
bles, canned goods, &C.. in the city. We sell
for cash only. but see the low prices: Bsst
Round Steak, 10c. h.. best Sirloin Steak, lac.
h.; best Porterhouse Steak. Ice. h. prime Rib
Roast 1870. h.; good Roast Beef, 8 to lOc ID. |;
Soup Beef, to &c. h.; Corned Beef, Sc. Id. /;
Canned Tomatoes, 8 cans, &C.; Canned Corn,
8 cans, ESQ. Ali other goods equally low. Or.
ders called for and promptly delivered.
s26-m, ,sSt$
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured "whiis you wait" Druggists.
au12
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ArrKSrfox 10 called 10 the advertise ment of
yitrh, Fox Brown Of handsome residence Sites
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OrR store will be closed Saturday. October /,
until pm. Opes from s to II pm.
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The DEPARTMENT ENcAxPMKNr Of the
Union Veterans Union, Department Of the
Potomac, will meet on Monday evening at the
hall Of Logan Command, 80 Pennsylvania
avenue.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made so that on
and after tomorrow the Metropolitan line cars
on Connecticut avenue will connect with the
Rock Greek road cars at 18th and Florida
avenue.
THE library and headquarters Of the Blavatsky
Theosophical Society have been removed to the
large and attractive second-fioor front rooms at
0l9 street northwest, where public weekly
meetings Of the society will be held hereafter.