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oI,-. nmrrr. rI.c..d

A. a meeting held BY the senior class Of the
Columbian UuIversIty Law >chOol the follow
In c.a-- officers were unanimously elected
William II. kellar. PRECEDENT; stephen II
Jaanns. sic- PRECEDENT Perry e. Allen. secre-
t4ry H0sard ; ReesiIr treasurer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

The diamond stud found more than a year
ago and turned IN to Chief Clerk Sylvester Of
the police department has been returned TO
Louis Carter, the eolored maa who found it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

The u4ast exquisite s;giez in waking coats
We -h.su o. Washington are uoN ia exhibit 1T
NchIes :. $50 Ia ave. They embrace elegant
her-rv triple cape coat. embroidered and fur
trim""d extra length coat. &c. m ia. green.
marine blue. H. gray. tan. black and Inixture.,
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SUNSHINE CAKE.

By Mrs. ELIZA R. PARKER,
BEDFORD. Ky.
The whites Of eleven eggs. ono and a half
cups Of white sugar. one cup Of -four. one tea
spoonful Of Clevelsnd's Baking Powder.
Flavor with extract of orange. turn in an un-
creased Dan and bake In q moderate oven
Use only Clersiand's Baking Po,cdey, the
proportions are made for that
One rounded tsaspoonful Of Cievelsnd's Bak-
ing Powder does more and better work than q
heGptnV teaspoonful OF any other.
large saving on years bakings.
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N1elehEntat Tlip,, pr.,ni.,

David Wood g Ihii.jrlF hia az tae First
Ire-bS tsflsr Church. Monday evening Nov
a. in an organ recital - In, selections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-17

s. Heller, 40 7th st. NV, is making = spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff. oc7-tr
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CITY ITEMS.
Who?

WhOS
Who was the pioneer in reducing the prices
Of Furniture? JOHN RIDDEN.
Who always carries a selling stock of salts
faction-produclrg Furniture? JOHN RIDDEN.
Who makes it easy for the financially embar-
raised to make home comfortable?
JOHN Ridden.
Who has an enviable reputation for fair deal
ing and the height Of accommodation?
JOHN RIDDEN.
Who never sued out n distress warrant to re-
cover payment from a delinquent debtor2
JOHN RIDDEN.
Who sells for 'cash" prices on ''time" pay
ments? JOHN RIDDEN.
No matter what you need in the Housefur-
nishing line you will do well by calling on
JOHN RIDDEN, The Accommodation.
1t 513 Seventh street northwest.
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wns L.ar SHADE fr,zrs a, Gould's-4 a,

Wcops d Co, banker. paw interest at -he
rAte % per cent Per 1lnumaon certificates Of
depO-it. fevutie ga a1HC4id- SPECIAL Rates for
taza.s dsPotit s.-4d-t.
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nR o. j. CARLETON,

DR. o. J. CARLETON.
bo7 10th St NV
Graduated London. Ensiand. 1886: New York. 1873
Bladder and Kidney Ailments. Acute OF Chronic
Blood or skin Diseases. Nerve E1-
haustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL. SUCCESS.
DO YOU FEEL
More tired in the morning than on gcing 70 bed'
Dull. sometimes STUPID have melancholy spells
unable to concentrate your mind. poor memory, feel
uIfit either for business society Shy desire to
be alone. irritable despondent and almost denoral-
lied feel generally used up and that life Is losing
charm Tor you: IL so, You are afflicted with
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do Won begin TO realize that you not 80 vigorous
formerly have not the od-tme energy nor vitality
are losing grip and lack the vim Of other days
which enabled you 10 thrust TRIES aside and march
onward To success, II so. your case Is one Of
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Do you experience palpitation Of the heart when
startled. surprised slight eNertion, Does
your heart beat irreeularly sometimes fast and then
feel as II 1t were about to stop have pains of wan
derins character. dizzy spells. &C., Sc.s II 80.
BEWARE OF NERVOUS pRosTRATIoN.
People often think the condition e. somatirlg fes
ashamed Of. and too frequently fall willing victim
into the hands Il some Of the designing quacks who
infest our large cities. u doctor in general
practice who in his ignorance through lack q ex-
perienoe and knowledge OF correct Treatment dose
the poor. deluded individual with the bromides 20
ssturatfon or stimulates him within inch of in
sanity by phosphorus. strychnine. DamiAnA. &c.
The causes and proper mode OF treatment of these
troubles but little understood by the prac-
thioner OF medicine. and the yiyidly gloomy word
pictures Of the qusek's alleged literature
cause susceptible To lie completely unnerved
Where shall 50 20 get curedf" many poor suf-
ferer asks. not knowing whom 20 trust. Go whers
thousands have before and be restored 20 perfe
health. fou shouid At consult Dr. Carleton ~,
is positively the only Advertising the rnitsi
States who treats these troubles recognized scienun.
and curative PRINCIPLES. and has made their sue
cessful treatment a life study. Expert urinary
analysis chemical and microscopsl. Eeurasthe-
MIA NERVE exhAustionD. diseases o: the bladder KID
neys skin. blood nervous system. any acute or
chronic disease within the o: my speciality csn
be treated with skill and born of experiences
and an earnestness Of desire beneft my patients
Hours. 9to2. 4tos. sunday. TO only. Cousult.-
tionfree. For iurtIaer particulars zoe Post"
oce2tu. thSs.t
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HOODS PILLS are hand mace and are perfect in
competition. proportion and appearance 3
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The c. G.. Akam Manufacturing Company of
Chicago robbed by unknown persons Of
billiard balls valued at els, 900 during the con-
fusion incident to the celebration Of the demo-
Gratis in that city last night.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

MOUNT VERNON
HOME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON
Steamer MACALESTER at 10 a. m. dsily(excep Sun
day). returning to the city by 2:3Op.rn.
THE DIRECT ROUTE 49, NO FERRYrNG - NO
TRANSFERS-TEE QUICK RDUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP. T5c /; CHILDREN. Soc
e1-PLEASE NOrE.-By the 10 a IN. trip Of the
steamer Macseeter to Mount Vernon, and hy this
direct route only the ticket the entire round
trip to ana udirc admission the mansion an
grounds Of Mount Vernon the visitor being thus
from vexatous transfers and annoying extra of
purchase Of an additional ticse. OF admission de-
hehtful fifteen mile "Trip town the famous blue Po:-
mac without change transfer CHARGE pass
ing en- route Alexandra, Fort Foote. Fort Wasting
ton, &c
Steamer Manchester 70 river landings far down as
Glymont daily except Sunday at 10 q m Freights
and passengers. oco6-tf
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LOCAL MENTION.


The weather.
FORECAST TIL p. N. FRIDAY.
For the Districs Of Columbia and Virginia.
generally fair warmer Friday mornings cooler
Saturday morning. southerly winds
For Maryland, fair followed by rsin In west
ern portions; warmer Friday morning; es~terly
winds.
co~Dfrrox OF rHE WATER
1smpers,Ju- and condition o: water q.
an Great Fslls temperature. ~. condition,
~. Receiving reservoir, tenp-raiure, 81. Con
6ition AZ north connection, 50. conullon a.
south connection. 3e. distributing reservoir.
temperature AZ condition at infuent gate
kOuss. IS. effiuent gate house, So
High tide. Low tide.
eos an sss pm O:as am l2.'O pm
''Swvxr LITTLE BITTER our"
The Butter Cup in many havors i. queen here
tomorro~ at the popular price Of 20c. per ID.
sHssrIEss. Candy Maker, ooa Penn ave-
Cha XsSpEBs Afrnsnshsrser Claret.
Our 81 UxpHKwE.R Us GREAT"
FRASc 4 Son. One Price,
Cor. It'll and n.
PowynruL OrERs GLsssFs, 50. HEMPLER's,
cor. A.
DI.MoSD PHoroGa,PHs. Minettes and Cards
~ per dOz- this week LARDNEK. lOlS IA ave-
ORR 81 90 DERBY
l. correct in stvle worth tvo-hfty.
FRANC 4 SON One Price.
Cor. 7th and ID.
Jusr ARRIVED. q fresh car load Msnitou Soda
and Iron Water. also Ginger Champagne.
CHARLKs KRAEMLR I95 18th NV
Fus-yLIs Irx CEx.n.- Order a quart for
tomorrow dinner FusselTs cafe. Every
thing In season. 1425 New York ave.
GYPsEYs GIFr
GyPssy- tiift Tor
Gyp.ey's Gift rheumatism
Gypseys Gift
HAhrTs ~ personal nestne-s grow into a part
Of character. Give the little people a tooth
brush and MinOTs Denufrice; il viii save many
q dentists bill. PIC everywhere.
CAKrurs CLEsNsp bv the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. G3l 635 Mass ave. ". are made moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 49,.
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p,ssricf t i shs se,s E3 9ilis Il We
Ll for cash. and hence our prices
are not made as other houses
prices uust be, the basis Of the
sreTsss v Losses resulting ,S from s the
therefore. does can afford to
sell as cheap do.
very unpslatsble truth. isn't IL. Shouldn't wonder
yEa IN o%m ri The
q affairs with strong probability of large additions
about in the not far distant future but
THANKSGIVING
Is near a. hand and you should wear smiling face
not the repulsiye scowl Of kicker Be man.
ss oF sna aihanE
IS Fl SUE ssa s sr \ h "a
Overcoats-with capes
$3.50 UPWARD.
Two Piece Suits
Then come the Men
BLUE CHINCHILLA ovERcoATs,
e. for those Whose
doors.
=S3.S7.-
MEDIUM-wEIGHT. GLoyg;FfrTrNG DRESS
CNEhCOAlS,
short, medium and full lengths. Kerseys. MelsOns.
Tweeds and Cassimere-.
$3.50
THE WISE WORLD WONDERS
At sight Of our superb line Of overcoats a.
TEN DOLLARS
WON'T YOU COME AND SEE THEM,
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN,
Nice appearing. stylishly cut. well trimmed and
$3.50
TEN DOLLARS
Again Icps NJ Prominently and bows profoundly be-
Black Cheyiot suits. Three and Four-button Cut
Bisrney . Tweeds"Terrs -pouble-bresstsd
Sack Goats The famous wire weaves Of Wimbledon
I Brown and Gray shsisnds sacks e Sniy a'A~a
$40.
This isn't merely knock down" It's regular
DON'T YOU THINK SO, s,--
VICTOR Z ADLERs ,,-.,.,r....,.
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. s,-.,
927 and $40 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Corner Massachusetts, avenue. ,..-.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
oc4-3m Open SATURDAY. until IL pm
CARPETS
Just received another full line q wILToNs BODY
md TaREf-FLY ckRPETs, cRossLEY's VII
| TON and VELVET CARPET RUGS exi2. lOxil
Is. l2xlS l5xla SMYRNA kU0S and MATS in
/ great variety.
j. b. MALE
| Successor 70 Hood Bros. 8 Co.,
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COughS and Il

Those who are suffering from Coughs, Colds
Sore Throat, &c, should try BRowSs BRoN
cHIAL ThoCHEs. Sold only in boyes n17-eo3
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Plate Printing. HAAS. Engraver. It,

Plate Printing. HAAS. Engraver. 1t*
The Best bargains ever offered in this city
in Secondhand Sewing Machines. They must
be sold at once, as we need the room for our
new stock.
New Homes at $40 each.
Is Whites at so each.
Domestics at : 10 each.
10 Singers, from IS to go.
Unions at $40 each.
These machines have had but little wear; all
attachments; guarantee for five years.
The Standard Sewing Machine Rooms,
427 9th st. n. W.
Jos. H. FIsKE,
no15-tu, tn, stf The Old Reliable.
% Years Experience. HAAS, Engraver =
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel of ightness and swiftness
jazz Office 437 9th st. n. W.
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Xmas Gifts.-Fine Cutlery in Cases, CARY
ing Sets, Dinner Knives, Ladies' and Gents
Scissors and Toilet Cases, Physicians Supplies.
WALPoRD's, AIT Pa. ave. Telephone l76l It,
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Treasury Clerks

Wedding Invitations engraved. HAAS
Engraver It,
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RAILROAD CONNECTIONS.
DIR. X. G. FL. OVER.
The Famous Physician to Visit Washington
and Richmond.

WHAT PROMINENT PEOPLE AND REPREsENrA-
TIVE JOURNALS SAT- ABOUT THIS BOSTON
SPECIALIST.
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Standardization

"Ta- RAJ RAJ Boom Decay
Has caught the popular fancy. So has our
s1.90 Hat! Its value is ".wo-ffty."
FRANC Son, One Price,
1t Cor. It'll and d.
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CARHARr & LE1Dr.
Q2S 7th and FOG K ct. NV.

Q2S 7th and FOG ct. NV
We are showing some bargains in Lace Curtain and
Portiers.
Astrakhan Cloth in black. black and gray e. rs to
Sd. 20 per yard.
Our line OF ladies' and Misses Jackets is worthy
OF your inspection. Better made and lower prices
cannot be found.
We are Offering special value in Red Twill Flannels
at 2Oc. pc. 25c.. Zoe. 35r. 371<c. 40c. and Doc
Bed Blankets-We do not think as good value for
prices quoted can be found anywhere.
Bed Comforts Extra well made and full size. 81 90
to "a. 80.
Down Quts-Full sze extra fine French Saline
covered. at So 90. Sc. so. 81. rs and SO. Cd.
Winter Cnderwear-Men's. women's and chfldren,s-
all sizes You know our reputation ON these goods.
Special reducton on Novelty Dress Goods Reduced
from 81. 90 IL Toe. 15c to CSC Soc. to Csc.
CARHART 4 LEIDY.
n12 92S 18th st. and 1O6 st. NV
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Mt. VERNON. TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New and Mani Accent Cars now running daily from
ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gate Of the MANSION
0ppcrtuni.v 70 visit CHRIST CHURCH MAR
SHALL HOUSE. BRADDOCK HOUSE and other
places of historic interest in ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamers foot Of Tth St Special excur-
sion ticket. Soc entire round trip.
Connecting Also with trains OF Pennsvlvania rail-
road at Alexandria Take at 9th street depot
In Difference 70 the wishes Of the Ladies' Mt Vernon
Association cars stop on SUNDAY at Little Hunting
creek mile this side of Mt Vernon, the grounds
being closed on that day
se26-tr A. REED. supt.
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OUR 81 USpHKwEAR Us GREAT"
Franc 4 Son One Price,
Cor. It'll and n.
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ORR 81 90 DERBY
l. correct in stvle worth tuo-fifty.
FRASC 4 SOY. One Price.
Cor. It'll and ID.
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Haas, engraver, 1905 Pa. ave

Haas, engraver, 1905 Pa. ave- It,
You Can Get the Same
Cardigan jacket as ours anywhere for two
dollars-Our price is Sl.4S.
Franc 4 Son, One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and d.
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''Swvxr LITTLE BITTER our"
The Butter Cup In many havOrs il queen here
tomorro~ at the popular price Of 20c. per ID.
SHsEFIE ss. Candy Maker, o03 Penn. ave.
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CHORT ROUTE To LONDON
= NORTH GERMAN LLOYD g. s. CO.
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton Iondol, Hayre), Bremen
Trsve, Tues, Nov. Is. z. m. Elbe, Sat, Nov TO-
81 m. Havel Tues. Noy.2, a. II. Saale. Sat-. Nov
rs. 10 q. IN. Lain. Tues. Nov. 30 i p. IN. Spree
Tues, Dec. q, & g. m.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table Injurious
saloon appointments. Prices: First cabin, 40 and
upward berth. according TO location second cabin
SO berth: steerage at low rates Apply To Z. z.
DROOP. CPS Penn ave. sa3
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WEEKLY BULLETIN
Or
w. H. HorKE.
E1eHrH AND Pa. Ave.

A CUT IN THE MIDDLE OF A BUSY SEASON
1t has been our custom at the end of each
season to close out the stock that We wished
to discontinue by MAKING A BIG CUTtn
the price and giving you the advantage Of
the same. This year We have concluded to
do otherwise. Instead of waiting until the
seasons trade Is over, and You have SUD-
Piled your needs. we are going to make
THAT CUT NOW-NOW WHILE YOU
WANT THE GOODS-right in the height
Of trade. and save You from 10 to 25 per
cent on some of your purchases. Bezin.
ming Monday morning ana cont nuing until
the night Of Saturday. the 10th instant,
WE WILL SELL
Heavy Opaque Shades 2 yards long and
yard wide. with good spring rollers. at
39c. ; W nth los. to make to order Has
socks. BIC. White and Gray Goat Rug At
&c; price everywhere. 81. So 26-inch
Smyrna Rug. 81 70 3O-inch Smyrna Rug,
$3.50 Smyrna Mat, 75c. Ingram Art
Squares. 8S4 yards, 81. so. A line Of good
Ingram Carpets at 4Sc. line Of Tapestry
Carpets at 50c.. and
line Of Velvet carpets. price Of which has
been Sl.25, v. will clos. GU. .A,.
week a. 95c.
Remember. the quantity of these goods are
all limited and cannot be duplicated at the
price word to the wise is sufficient.
Our Solid Oak Chamber Suit for THE
MILLION" reduced to Gle. 90. A large g.
piece Parlor Suit, cherry frames. up-
ho!stered In silk tapestry. spring edge. for
S6o. good Couch. So. SO. large Oak
Rocker. upholstered In silk plush or tapes
Try. with spring seat, for %. rs. Chamber
SUITS In all woods and at ali prices.
w. III. HoExr.
n1A-6. EIGHTH AND PENN. AVE
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LECTURES.

Y ~. IT. VI WHARTON. ID. D. Will DFIINER
~ his popular and humorous lecture ''Rsmbles in
Europe, in Gay Street Baptist Church cor Slst and
Mss. Georgetown. ID. g. on FRIDAY, November
Is Admission 25c nI--ots
EAILLARD SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
" 9p6 ST. NV.
FRENCH and GERMAN FREE IFCTrRF
And de5ate and complimentary lessons THURSDAY,
November 18th. p. IN. Subject: How thu Study OF
Languages Can Be simplified and Made Rapid Educa-
fiona and Fascinating. Lecturers: Prof Gaillard y
Parisl. officer d'Acsdemie. and author OF Mod.rn
French Method French Phonetics, &c and Prof
Philip H. Mueller, author Of the Word Chain system
&c. ..ii-3n
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$50 More of Those Fine $3.50 SaxOny
Wool German HandKnit Jackets. selling SO
rapidly at $1.49, at AUERBACH's. It'll and H.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms
oct25-eod24t
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MEDICAL. &c.

DE. LEON.
The well Unknown specialist.
464 c 81. NV.
Prompt treatment.
Office hours: 10 to l. 5tos nl6-lws
CONSULT THE ONLY TROSCOPIAN PHYSI-
~ clans in washington, nrs. BROTHERS snd GRAY,
near forty-6ve years az fo6 Is st W. We havs re-
duced the signs Of ncirient disease almost 20 c-r-
isinty by examining into the chemical character q
urinary deposits" We viii describe your and
symptoms without asking question by the urine
IN the morning We treat all diseases successfully
which the human family ara suhjr,t-iyspepsa, con-
stpation, piles, scrofua. rheumatisrn. bronchitis.
1ts ana all nervous diseases. diseases of the skin
lungs. stomach. kidneys. &c. ng-Ims
nR. BROTHERS, INyIGoRATING CORDIAL IL
~ powerful Nerve Stimulsnt and Tonic. OF all the
remedies for Nervous Debility. Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class of people who
are weak miserable, letharlc, sleepy. lack q amid
tlon and zest there II remedy equal 20 this Cordial
has been In for forty Ave years ths ify.
Laboratory. 500 B st s.w ma I'm.
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GRosHoN's DENTAL PARIoRs. rsTABrISHFn
90 lsS., los ian - NV Pun sets -. en- ana
sSo. va tlatr- ma lie DTeu day and nirhf -
sundsys FILLING 81 up. old aud T.r0cs-Sss u.e 4
nR- :. PARSONS. :. L. COR aTH AND Srs
- n. Pulling a speciality. Arhinr aud uirHrstaf
teeth RESTORED ~ the crown system Alora .n.-t .ti-
sppl;e-i 20 a. slleyate main in sx,~artirr All
branches OF dentistry %
lkFE DENTAL rNfIRM AIRY TEETH Tr1IFD
Il and artificial teeth inserted without rhsrr. .,rt<
cost Of inatarizl az l.S,p -. l-nt, d~fsrf MT
OF Tho Colu;nhisn University from g. : ~ III a.ilv
except SUNDAY. extraction free innilnary .r m n
October , 10 June 10 50 -
MENTAL INfIRMARY- NATIONAL TNIgFR-
~ stty cor. 18th aud SITS. n. %. Open = u . a. .as
year. Extracting, &c. free Fllliaes sud g'aas a:
cost VI materials fssltr
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PowyRruL OrER. GLsssEs, IS. HEMPLER's,
cor. A..
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial disease

Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aulz
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Visiting Cards engraved. HAAS, Engrsver."

Phillips Dfgcstible Cocoa, the only
Cocoa with rich chocolate favor.
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DENTISTRY.
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs.
i2ls Penn. ave n. o

i2ls Penn ave AZ
no vsr partial 90. o, ARTIFICIAL .ee,h With the
o'dfashioned pste hsve YOU los. several u your
natural teeth We srtinAl teeth Cor You ~
plate with al ts di-cotr:orts and Annoyancrs Have
you broken one % yom natural teeth - that oanns
be hlei. or have in your mouth that may
Assoe-s this winter Havet treated and reS,oreato
It's former usefulness by one OF our h.uful SOLD or
porcelain crowns We PERFORM all orer.t,cn. pcr-
tanning to our profession Fine sold alIings artificial
teeth on gold. plAilhA and rubbSr. Exusct.ng with
out rain n,-i,n.
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Cha XsSpEH's Asrnsnshsnser Clare:
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


TOURS TO THE TRoPICsEATLAs LINE.
l. Weekly service from New Y Qrk TO the Island of
Jamaica, renowned for its st,ubriOus climate and
natural beauty; winter station Of the British navy and
headquarters Of the British in the West Indies.
Good hotels and splendid roads.
REGULAR sailings also for Haiti. Costa Rca anA the
many ola world town- OF the spanish main. Illus
trated pamphlet mailed free. PIN, FORwOOD 4
CO., Agents. "a State st.. New York. nl1-4m
ITALY AND
SOUTH OF FRANCE
CAGES conducted tours leave via Gibraltar and
Genoa Decemher !. IS92 6or Christmas in RomeD
January 10. 1893; February 4. March IL Easter In
Romel and April Is. 1893. Cost Of tour covering
0.o00 miles. frst class $3.50 Send tor Tourists
Gazette" Ocean tickets sold.
ocl0lm p. VAN wlCKLE. 12e5 Pa ave.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-06

Detective Bowler yesterday afternoon
arrested Risuke Ogasawara, Japanese
sailor, for number of queer transac-
tions of which that oriental seems to
have been guilty. About a week ago
Risuke, who is rather smooth looking
individual, came to the police station
and introduced himself to Chief Glass
as a Christian missionary from San
Francisco who was anxious for the spir-
itual welfare of female compatriot of
his at the time, and now, an inmate of
an Alameda-street house of prostitution.
The alleged representative of the mis-
sions appealed for the aid of the depart
ment to obtain possession of the fair
askew-eyed damsel from the sunny isle.
Detective Bowler went down to Ala
media street to investigate the case, and
was there informed that Risuke had
been in the habit of extorting money
from the Japanese girl on threats that
he would have her forcibly removed
from here. On number of occasions,
he had obtained $40, on others even as
much as $50, and on one $50. In addi-
tion to all the cash, he had accepted
from the woman frst-class ticket from
here to Ell Paso, on condition that he
would make himself scarce.
Yesterday afternoon the detective once
| again went to the house In order to see
how things were progressing, and, this
time, he caught Ogasawara in the act of
extorting money. The blackmailer
was in urgent need of $50, although he
had been given $40 only the day before.
There was exciting turmoil galore at
the time the detective arrived, and
when he had realized the situation the
officer placed Risuke under arrest and
took him to headquarters. When the
prisoner was searched the railroad
ticket was found on his person also q
number of letters and &c. 35 in cash. The
ticket was issued by the Southern Pa
citic ON March 28th and is good for sixty
days. Among Risuke's effects was also
found discharge paper, showing that
he had been seaman on the bark Cali
fornia from June 8, 1891, to November
21st, on a voyage to Peru.