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ST. PETERS FAIR.
A Large Attendance Last Night at the Bazaar
on Capitol Hill.

Large Attendance Last Night at the Bazaar
on Capitol Hill.
st. Peters Church fair. which is going on in
the basement Of the church, showed evidences
last night Of increased public interest The at
tendance was the largest since the opening.
There are many unusually attractive features
and it is expected that the fair will be more
successful than any previous one given by the
church. The donations have been large and
most liberal and no one is more pleased with
the general success than Father O'Brien,
pastor Of the church. The stands and booths
Young lady attendants add an additional charm
to the room. The stands and booths are in
charge of the following:
soDALITY TABLE.
Mrs. St;nchcomb in charge, assisted by Misses
Lille Mares. Deln and Mary Dooiey. Katie,
Alice and Nellie Conway. Gertie Colman. Martha
Mckeuna, Laura Evans. Katie Oates. Martha
Boyle, II. Baptis;a and Maggie Castel.
sAcrED HEART TABLE.
Mrs. p. Kennedy in charge. assisted by Mrs.
John Curran. Ms. Joseph Watemeyer. Mrs.
James Plant. Mrs. Owen Donnellv Mrs Simons.
Mrs. Mccartney. Mrs. O'Neil. Mrs. Burdette
Misses Mellon, Emma Hurlebaus. Alice Malone.
Annie Maloney. Birdie Mealy, Katie Curren and
Loretta Hutchinson.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TABLE.
Miss Iepet;i in charge. assisted by Miss s.
Kealey. Mira. Easily Smith. Miss Annie Smith.
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. Coleman and daughter,
Mrs. Annie Touhy. Miss ". Castaggeni, Miss
Kate Kelly. Miss Brverton. Miss VI. Smith. Miss
Rita Repetti. Iiss Elsie Green. Miss May
Parker, Miss Mollie Grace, Miss Mamie Weller,
Mrs. Brown.
ST. PETERS TABLE.
Mrs. Ober in charge. assisted by Mrs. Ma
loney. Mrs. Jennings. Mrs. Perry, Mrs. O'Neal,
Mrs. Harrison, Miss Emma Harrison, Miss
Maggie Sullivan. Miss Belle Johnston, Miss
Mary Perry.
Adelaide Davis in charge, assisted by Misses
Mary kea ey, Annie Beers. Agnes waitemeyer,
Ella Mcknight, Nora Mcknight. Bessie Nc
Mahou and Master Frank Waltemeyer
The paddle stand is looked after by Col.
Daniel Craven, Messrs. Joseph Eepetti, Geo.
II. Howell and John Dugan.
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The executive committee ID. c. Association
y. b. :. held . called meeting on the 26th in
slant. rOom ~. Washington Loan and Trust
building. In the absence Of Judge Harlan
Representative Tracy presided There were
present Messrs. A. 7. Tracy. +. Z. Storm.
I-aac Gan-. j. V. Wurdemann. Geo. W. Taylor,
;. lomhnson. Chas =. Willis, VIM Thomas
and Y y hates. .-ere:ary.
special session Of the association was rec
ommeutied for Wednesday evening October 8.
Al their headquarters. 5lf 9Th street. to con-
slider What action shall be taken touching the
siAth annual session Of the National FruternaI
tongrss- Of the United States which will be
Lsid 10 this city on the 18th OF November. and
for the Transaction % such other business a.
NAV properly come W.
This fraiernsl Congress met here las. year.
and we're 50 Hospitality entertained that by a
UNANIMOUS vote they decided to meet here
again. Something unusual. never before have
they rsst IN the same city twice. Thi. wear
they meet IN November, and much has vet
o. be done BY the local association TO properly
en,srt<in their Representatives In the manner
they merit
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LIQUOR CASES.
Sullivan Found Guilty and Appeal Taken
-Othcr Cases.

Sullivan Found Guilty and an Appeal Taken
Other Cases.
Yesterday afternoon after THE Stars report
closed in the liquor case Of Michael Sullivan for
keeping an unlicensed bar in the one mile
limit. Mr.. Tobriner made a motion TO take the
case from the jury, which was overruled. Coun-
sci then asked for several instructions, which
the court passed upon and counsel noted several
exceptions.
Mr.. Tobriner discussed the law with the court
and the case was submitted without argument.
verdict Of guilty was rendered. and counsel
gave notice Of a motion for new trial.
The case will probably reach the upper court
on q writ of habeas corpus in order to get an
early decision in the matter, rs the liquor men
are DESTROYS of getting a decision before the
beginning Of the new license year.
Lorenzo Lucus, whose place of business is
outside the mile-limit, was then tried on a
similar charge, and verdict Of guilty was re-
corded against him.
Mr.. Tobriner noted several exceptions to the
rulings of the court, ana the case will in all
probability so up on exceptions.
In the case Of Messrs. Pyles and Pyles of
Anacostia, charged with violating the liquor
law in selling liquor after revocation of their
license. Lawyer Moss raised new point. which
was that the information failed to alege that
liquor was sold in quantities less than ono
pint.
The court sustained the point raised by coun-
sci and quashed the information.
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Cow THE CLUES STAND
IMPORTANT LEAGUE MEETING.

A meeting of the National Base Ball League
will be he'd in New York on next Tuesday. Al
this meeting many important questions will
come up for an informal discussion. Chairman
Byrne Of the national board said Yesterday
President Young of the league has issued a
call for this meeting. which will be an important
one. The obligations which the league entered
into at indianaT oils bv which the twelve club
league was finally organized will be the subject
of much deliberation The clubs must reach
some understanding whereby they can meet
these payments which are rapidly coming due.
Other matters will be considered, bu; can Z
cav any more"
There seems to be general impression, SAYS
the New York Herald. that the double season
and the present twe've-club circuit will be done
away with before next season. although nearly
every league man who is approached on the
subject denies this empha.ically The Boston
club alone is outspoken In the matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

Engineer j. b. Reynolds Of the Philadelphia.
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad, received
injuries in this city yesterday which may re-
suit in his DEATH He was driving locomotive
1873 attached to an express train. just as be
vas rounding the sharp curve at X stree. and
Virginia avenue he discovered n locomotive on
the same track. He applied the air brakes, and
when he found them working he leaped from
the cab. lie struck some object which frac-
tured his skull and rendered him unconscious
The engine ahead Of Mr.. Reynolds was stand
ing still Mr.. Reynolds locomotive stopped a
cars length in front of the other. The fireman
Of 1873 remained in the cab and was not hurt,
and the passengers knew nothing Of their mar
row escape until the unconscious engineer was
found. Mr.. REYNOLDS, who lives in Baltimore,
WAS taken TO hospital.
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A LIFEBOAT CHRtSTENED,
She Will Be known as til. Estella
Sutton,

She Will BE Known as the Estella
Sutton.
The District Of Columbia's new lifeboat was
chri-tened yesterday afternoon at the harbor
police dock. As the little craft went into the
water Miss Estela Sutton broke a bottle OF
champagne on the bow and pronounced the
name which the boat will hereafter bear,
"Es ELLA Sutton" Harbormaster Sutton, OF.
fcers Russell Dean. Silas Lewis. Officer Perry,
Officer Frank Hughes, Officer Eser. Engineer
Davis of the Joe and Mates Bob Ferguson
and James Neaie stood uncovered while
the christening rite was performed.
The police flag was unfurled. a salute was blown
b. the Blackburn and the Estella taken over
the harbor. This addition to the District
feet is built Of cedar. with copper fastenings.
and although designed for three men may be
handled by one. Bennett was the builder.
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Coop ADVICE
FAITHFULLY FOL

FAITHFULLY FOLLOWED GAVE GOOD RESULTS
i do MT know what would have become Of me II
had not a. the sdvtce Of good friend three years
began TAKING Holds Sarsspariia sincerely believe
SHOULD HAVE BEEN DEAD LONG AGO. I had
BAD HUMOR that would not yield TO sny treat
msnt. Ny stomach wac siso very weak, possibly dnc
to the humor suffered badly and hardly able to
get around when began taking Hoods Ssssarar iIa.
bcgsn to improve slowly until after had taken
ten OF twelve botties considered myself we'll once
more. recommend
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
To my frienda II did mo much rood that Il seems
- IL must DO others good.~ MRS CHRISTINA
TEMPLE. Bangor. Ne.
HOODS PILLS srs the hest astsr-dinnsr Pills. A.
ufst oiGooz3ou. cure headAche. Try box. B
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se90-2t

Have You Been ''Bamboozled?"
Ihave never pretended that sell the 'best"
Furniture in the city-but l do assert that
sell good Furniture-substantial Furniture
durable Observation-Disclosures that will bear
inspection-Furniture that will last 80 long
you will wonder if il will ever wear out-and.
more than all this, Furniture that is pleasing to
the eye Everything 1 carry in stock sells
quickly SO soon as the prices are learned. The
open account and time" payment feature 10
another advantage no: to be lost sight Of.
Come In and learn many things TO your
material benefit
JOHN RIDDEN, Tho Accommodates.
1t S13 18th street northveat
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FNCuE-I TOMORROW.

BETHESDA Psax-rake Ten evtown cars
TsLLY-u" Co.cH. -5ll 18th street northwest,
iIiJs 9" Airing on soldiers Home and Cabin
J,bn bridge. 10 o. IN. and pm
GtrS ECno Take Tenley town cars
To&raIss MoSKOE AND NORFOLK
hHNe ~ Pm.
F1USI VERNON Manchester and River Queen,
ssU and II a IA. and : 60 I'm.
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THE WORST GAME IN YEARS.

Boston and Washing on Had the Distinction
of Playing 1t.
The worst exhibition of base ball given in
Boston for years was put up yesterday. Both
clubs were in it. as the error column shows
Not one of the Boston's ~ runs were earned
and only one of the Washingtons. Meekin
pitched for Washington. Attendance, S06.
Score:
Boston .001 0 0 ALP IA Il
Washington "a 0 2 021 0-S 6 s
Earned Washington. Two-base hit
Kelly. Three-base hits-Twitchell, Duffee.
Stolen bases-Lowe, Dowd. Twitchei. Nash.
Long, 2. Mccarthy. Double plays-McGuire
and Richardson; Dowd and Duffee: Twitchell
and McGuire; Quinn and Kelly. First base on
balls-Nash Quinn, Mccarthy. Duffee. Kelly,
Hoy. Struck out-Kelly 2. Stivetts. Twitchell,
Larkn. Meekin. 2. Passed balls-McGuire, 3.
Wild pitches-Stivetts, l. Meekin, 2. Umpire
Burns. Time--I.53.
The scores'of the other games played yester-
day were: Philadelp hia. TO- New York, 4. Cleve-
land, 10; st. Louis, 2. Chicago. 10; Cincin-
natl, 4. Brooklyn. 5; Baltimore, 4.
Cow THE CLUES STAND
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CITY ITEMS.
We Are Ready A1nin.

We Are Ready Again.
Very Choice N. Y. Potatoes. per bushel, CSC.
Very Choice Sweet Potatoes, per bushel, 75c.
Superlatve Flour, MINI. process, very best,
per barrel S5.75
Finest Grade Family Flour, per barrel, s4.6t.
Our Dry Roasted Mocha and Java Coffee, Sc.
Fresh Peoria Rolled Oats, per lb., &c.
10 lbs. New Carolina Rice, Csc.
Very Best Sugar-cured Hams. 1876.
Very Best Large Sugar-cured Hams, 12l<c.
New New York Cream Cheese, very fine. l5c.
New Sap Vermont Maple Sugar per gal. 81 20.
New lot Queen Olives, in bulk, per gal, 75c.
Mail orders promptly delivered.
7. H. WALKER 4 Co.,
se30-2t 946-50 Louisiana ave-
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CITY AND DISTRICT
AMu>IMl>rs rI>IGur.

ArriucH's OrERA HoUsE.-The new comedy.
-. TroNy.'
.stIoN,I THE.rEE--r itous war riay.
'..tcl Oss tn ] o ma %
AcADENY ~ Mise Chas. b. Haniord in
"IaIa esEr.
HsEr:s' BII1U THENIER Siberia
KTES4S'- LYcFUE THEArEE.- Helen Co.t-
lnnd- B1rle-Tue Comlanr.
1EI EsrfiI "a Oh ,suUaG--I5th street and
ILt syeuus
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A Coal Dealer AssIgns.

William E. Hodge. who made an assignment
for the benefit Of creditors, is q dealer in coal
and wood. with yards a. l7l6 18th street north
west. 1918 + street northwest, 3Oos street
northwest and wharf and mill at the foot of 18th
street, corner of northwest. The assignee 10
samuel Sprigg Belt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

To Be Welcomed by the Bethel Association.
J.. Madison Vance, esq.,, Of Louisiana, who is
to deliver the annual Grafton to the B. NJ c.
national conclave of colored Odd Fellows, will
deliver the opening address at the commence
ment season, 1913. OF the Bethel Literary and
Historical Association, Metropolitan Church.
next Tuesday evening. Tho association has
arranged to extend welcome to the visiting
members Of the order who may be in attend
ance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
LECTURES.

- g06 st. NV. Thursday. October q, g D. M , by
Prof Gail,ard Ofhcier d, Academic. author Of a new
by the French minister Of public Instructions Prac-
teal proofs given that the system Is speedy, educa.
cordially invited set-:3m
nR GEORGE BUTTON OF BOSTON, MASS,
- president of the American Health University
Chicago. Ill, will be in Washington October to form,
class and give lectures on medical and sanitary
&c. inquire of
GEO: A BAILEY. 4h5 Missouri ave NV, or
se29-d' DR.. COLA BLAND, Il21 10th ST. NV
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The Chnral SIorl.&v

The Choral Society begins its weekly rehea-
sails for the season next Monday evening at
Willard Hall. taking up Mendelssohn's 'Elijah. /"
to be followed later by The Messiah" Tho
work for the third concert IL as vet unsolicited.
The rehearsals for the presen, viii be in charge
of Mr.. Coward, the efhcisnt new assistant con-
ductor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE CHURCH STANDARD

THE CHURCH STANDARD
IS THE OLDEST PERIODICAL OF THE PROT.
EsTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH on THE AMERI.
CAN CONTINENT. Its now under tho editorial
direction of the Rev. John Fulton. D. D. L. L. D., and
is thoroughly Independent. Its platform is the
Declaration OF the Lambeth Conference on Christian
Unity. 1t respects all schools and parties in the
Church. but is the organ of none
During the general convention in Baltimore THE
CHURCH STANDARD will publish a daily edition.
containing full report OF the debates which will be
mailed daily to subscribers to the weekly edition free
charge.
Cash subscription to Tho Church Standard" for
one year. 81. 90.
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Address W. E. EERING. Publisher,
se30-g liz North 18th St. Philadelphia
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An Injunction Asked,

Rose J. Menekeim seeks by bill filed through
A. c. McNuIty an injunction against W. II.
White and his agents to restrain interference
with workmen employed by her in swinging
scaffold on the side OF her house, 500 street
southeast, which is being repaired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30
4 sae~~-.fuI Examination.

Mise Matte White, a graduate Of the High
School of this city. has been admitted 10 the
State Normal school a; salem. Mass. after sue
se--faiiy passing very rigid examination.
Tifty-tvo white and two eolorel young ladies'
we're admitted and seventeen white girls failed
IN tho examination. The full course is two
years. snd Miss White will remain in salem
until sae graduates. coming home only during
;be suInfaer vacations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

CHR. XASDsR's toun-made old Va. Clarets.
I.~,x'. Bosrox B,xEp BEsys and Brown
Hrr.d. the very best hing for lunch. hot from
the oven morning aud evening. Delivered To
your address sunday morning. lsl' liih NV.
SPoxOY GUYS and un~ightlv teeth are two
thing absolutely preventible b, the Use OF
Minots Denufrice. 25c. everywhere.
FoR WALL Pam. window shades. Room
Molding- and Interior Tiutug and Decorating
g0te X W. iiESDtEs"S :.
lll3 Z 81. NV.
Mss s,Itrr r. GoKR1T bccs % inform her
fisr,i, anl ctls.Jusrs that she j. no longer with
ice Hutehinson but will he ilsasCd 20 meet
them at MIR. + l.. HsRRisoS- iS49 It.
OrH store vii be clo-ed SATURDAY. October /.
until 4 m Op.n from 80 u w
EnIHAS rHos.. III and SIS NV.
hsrrsrrr IN t.r,ns>1ttp. silver Filings,
:! ,etr rl-;ffa 81 Nerv b--t Teeth. -.
O.. > Ht>rAi ASsrcTAri y. s'h and ID.
C,p,,rs C,r,S.p by he THrrpv C.RrEr
cuAs Isl ssl Nae. ave NV. made tioth-
la..t 'i,s - charge le'erh""e tio-
H,r,.,orr-~ ia Crr,u. 10 q It NV.
Sr4 FuL ND wtsrrn Hans.
..-.' ~, .. D, ri...-. 8. g. -
trsI % ..H1l : tiat- uus l,"ii'ti ~ quality.
A4.f.s lit'-. ~ brown AMI bach. " NJ
Jr-h ia. 90. rulur-. "a. -. -iS0.
lrsi- 4 -uS. One lrir,. -i-I y lurk ave.
C..ar L...us ANp BoNRp az TIE frEpoNIA ~
nsl,sr'. ra.r-.
q. a. TtsKrr~ hoash;, -,ld AMI exchanged,
81 renu-, l,sulI I'VE.
Fuu CNUrEtS ilHuSr-- C.uf IT. and House
fuILi-L suE t..slsi-. r,.-- ,.ys,l-. &c. ~ 90
J0H2soN. GAE~IE 8 CO.. 6,6 "a ave. NV.
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Cutlery Of all kinds in endless variety and
superior quality. WALFoRD's AT Pa.ave. N. ", 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

kixes PALACE. sI2. STA It'll street northwest
sil be closed saturday on aecoan, of holiday
lpen saturday evening. $50.
II. kISo, in, Kings Palace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

Sixty of the one hundred and eighty-six So
called American passengers on the steamer
Marathon. at Boston quarantine, have been re-
leased. The larger number of the sixty are
Irish ard all hold through tickets to New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

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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Order "Ths Star" for the Week

The EvESISG STAR for the cncampmen
week will he mailed to any address in the United
States free 6 postage FOR Is cents. No better
souvenir Of the encampmen. Can be secured.
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Hrx.x Artificial Eye- HEnrLrps, ass P.sve.

Special ros SATURDAY OVLY.-Sa.urday.
Oct l. We will begin special sales days for
IN. winter Of 92-93 making ON Tue.dav and
Saturday special reductions ON all our goods
Prime Rib Roast. lOr. Lamb. ~, to t6c. Veal,
Ia, 20 l5e. sirloiu. lic.; Hound. loc. Pork
iai;c. sugar Cured Ham. 70 e. Bacon. l2I1c.
Lard. a. 1 can Corn. Fea- and Tomatoes. 25c.
Ira Sweets, sOc.; choice Prin; Butter. SOC.
Esxs az Drop n postal order. fSrERSA-
rIoxsI MsRKEr, 1901 81. NV.
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Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists.
au12
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CArAnpn. ASTHMA. DEAFSkss.-pr. Lighthill
con be consulted from > 10 II and to ct his
rssiasnce. Hli X street northwest--Adcl
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THH EvxxrSe STAB for tho cncampment
week viii be mailed to any address In the Uuitsd
States free Of postage for Is csuta No better
souvenir Of The sncampment can b secured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

:. Heller. 720 18th st. NV. Is making a ape-
clalty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures DandruG. my20-tr
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''lf 1t Comes From Franc It's Correct .
You can't 60 wrong--with u.s. Our Derbies
are correct in style, quality and price. :.
''That e.. 80 Hat 10 a beauty"
FRANC 4 Son, One Price,
seS0-2t Corner It'll and D.
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LsRotsr SALE % the season ut LAtimer A
sloan's. i$o7 q street, at 10 q. m. Tomorrow
4frf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

Hotel johnson Cafe.
Choice Box Size Blue Points. Rockawavs and
Norfolk Oysters just received. They are OK 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-30

"Ir IT Coxys FRoS FRASc IRIS CoRREcr."
You can't 20 wrong with u. Our Derbies
ara correct in STYLE. quality and price.
That 81 20 Hat !. n beauty
FRASc A SOY. One Price,
Corner 7th and ID.
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Orn sronE will be closed SATURDAY.. October
!. until pm. L"EB 4 HInsH.
Furnishers and Hatter-. sl2 81. NV.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFnEIcE OF THE coAMIssIoNERs OF rgE
i iss2- ,ordered-Ihat section 2 q the order q
sie OF the roace regulati.ns IN and for ,hs
vent the mixing Of anything having ne in Il uron
The aroppinx of heavy stone such pavetnents. y.
". DOUGLASS, j. W. Ross. W. 4. RossEl.i.
Commissioners ID. C. IL
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" District Of Columbis. WASHINGTON. ID G. s~ptem-
Der ~ lsg2-To all whom IL may eoncern; II having
been Represented 20 the Comm ssioner~ Of the Disfs
Q; Columbia that the following works neccss.ry
Tor the publ health "a ETY. com ort under rublc
act No: 20. approved August q. $50. and requests
having been made that the work be ordered under the
conpu sorry Kermit system. onehalf the cost TO 10
assessed againsa abuttinx prop-rty. the Comnlts-
sioners hereby give notice that they VIII rseive OBJ
IL O'clock on October TO- fszs2- said oh,scsiops
should be submitted n writing. Ia, ing s~vers. -
Indicated upon pats ne in the ofce u the lnri-
neer Commissioner. D.C.-On the east side Of nj a.
W bet. North Carolina ave. and rs. tho scuth
side OF virginia ave. bet 5th and 9Th ste. -
eastern alleys Of square 102s. bet. 18th and 1lth o
aud u SITS n on the north side Of &C. n ~,
Florida ave. and North Capitol the stde a
18th -. bet and L srs. ana On both asdea "a
Waite ST.. square 10l from 18th st. % the wet 10
foot alley in S0foot alley runninx east from 1st
n square o2. the east sids Of \ q. lot -
and sts. and In alleys Of squsrs 0l, brt and n.
1t and y 81. sc. ,. ". DOUGLASS. ,. ~ k0oS,
wM T. n0ssEIL. couzmissionsrs a the DisfrSrs q
Columbia. s<2E-0
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler i Wilson's New High Arm MOI
A marvel OF hghtness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th a. nv
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Elixir Babck cures all malarial disease
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Iawfx's BosroS BAKED BEASs and Brown
Ercsd. the very best hing for lunch. hot from
the oven morning and evening. Delivered to
your address sunday morning. 1917 lith NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EShssR HsE Ss1 HSgsE SATURDAY
CHARLES MATHEWS COMPANY
In the brilliantly successful comedy.
f. f. " E.; Es$s$ T NV
Written by &C. G9a4 SF...s,. SSh IL ESQ.,.
Mr.. A. s. LIPMAN.
Nj, H suroH S1Ss es the f0li0yips fsaIcs'
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