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Evening star., 1900-10-10
WATCH COFFEE
AND WATCH TT CAREFULLY.

Any brain worker that depends Oh thought for his
success in life up daily, by brain work. a
varying amount of the delicate particles Of phos-
phate of potash and abunen of which the brain and
nerve eenters are composed.
The fine, microscopic particles OF phosphate OF
potash found In Quantities In the pores Of the
skin after the brain has been used actively. This
must be replaced from food, or brain fag and nery-
GUS prostraton sets In.
This breaking down Of the little cells each day.
from brain work alone is natural process, and the
cells can readily be built from the right sort Of
food, II the system IL interfered with by drugs
but II increased amount Of cells are broken down
by the use of coffee. trouble then begins
Frequently it first shows In dyspepsia, lack of
power of the bowels operate properly or palpta-
tion Of the heart other lack Of vitality and
healthy yigor There Is but one thing for sensible
man or woman to do-quit coffee absolutely. Hard
to dc" you say. Take up Postum Food Coffee. use
1t regularly, have 1t well made so it tastes good
You Will find welldefned, unmstakable change in
your health, and there is a reason for 1T.
You have become free from the breaking down
force OF coffee. and the other hand YOU are tax
ing powerful. nOurishing liquid food, which quick
ly rebuilds the cells. These are faes-profound
facts, ready for any to prove to their own sat
isfaction by actual use. Postum Food Coffee is
made at the famous pure food factories of.the Pos
tum Cereal Co., ltd, Battle Greek, Mich, and Is
used by brain workers all the world Don
call 1t substitute for coffee leave out the eof
fee proposition altogether. Postum Is liquid food
and q true food drink,
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Transfers of Real Estate.

Twenty-first street northwest between E
and streets-Jula A. Dart ct al. to Rob-
ert Reyburn. part original lot 21. square
81: 5000.
Rock Creek Ford road-Alexander Rey-
nolds ct ux. to VIM. f. De Witt, part OF
Peters Mill Seat; So
Seventh street extended, near Howard
avenue-Edw. F.. Caverly to Morrissy S.
Koonce part lot II, block A. Ehngham
place; so (stamps. $3.50.
Fifth street northeast between and E
streets-George Haas, jr, ct ux. to Chas
H. Tired. lot "a, square S12; SO Stamps. -.
Kenesaw avenue-Harry B. Wilson ct ux
to Arthur f. Dowell, part lot g block SO.
Columbia Heights; SO stamps, $1.5O.
Bloomingdale-George N. Beale ct ux. to
VIM. T. Richardson. lot 62, block o; SO
(stamps, So
Bloomingdale-Diller b. Croft to Adam H.
Croft. lots 5, 6, z. block 49, SO Stamps. 80.
Anacost stia-EIizabeth A. Rose to James G.
Leonard, part lots 13 to 16; SO Stamps 81.
Twelfth and u streets northweSt-William
ODonnell et ux. to John q. Campbell, lots
20 and 21, SO. 305; SO (stamps, 81.
Columbia Heights-Charlotte E. McGlath-
cry ct vir. William to William O'Donnell,
lot 40. block "a; $40 Stamps. so.
Thirteenth street northeast between A and
streets-W. Mosby Williams ct al, -trus-
tees. to Geo. p. Newton. part original lots
Z and 8, SO. 1924; 81 SIS. 20.
Thirteenth street northeast between A
and streets-Samuel H. Kaufman to
Geo. P. Newton, part lot Al. So 1884: $lO
Corcoran street northwest between 18th
and 14th streets-John e. Tarrisse ct al. to
VIM. q. Wade, lot LIB, So. 240; $4,2W.
LIE Droit Park-Ray E. Middaugh ct ux.
to Rose N. D. Terry. lot q, block 1; SO
(stampA $500.
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APPEALS FOR REHEARING.

John H. Adriaans. an Attorney Re-
Gently Disbarred. Files Petition.
In the case of John H. Adriaans, local
attorney -at-law, who was recently disbar-
red from practice before the Court of APP
peals of the District of Columbia for hav
ing made statements derogatory to Mr..
Henry E. Davis in the conduct Of the latter
when he was United States attorney for the
District of Columbia, Mr.. Adriaans today.
through Attorney Lorenzo A. Bailey, filed
a petition for rehearing. Mr.. Adraans in
his petition, makes renewed charges
against Mr.. Davis Notwithstanding the
Withdrawals and retractions embraced in
his answer to the rule issued agains: MIN
to show cause why he should not be dis
barred.
1t Is now declared by Mr.. Adraans that
the decision of the court disbarring him
was evidently based upon misapprehen-
sion of the circumstances under which his
former answer to the rule was made. He
says:
without conceding any Jurisdiction in
this court to take cognizance of a ma tier in
the nature of contempt that transpired
In the Police Court of the District of Co.
lumbia, and of which that court took no
further notice than to strike the objection
able matter from its files and to impose a
greater fine than 1t would otherwise prob
ably have done-which sentence has been
fully discharged and the fine fully paid
and of which matter this court, by it's re-
fusal to entertain an application for a
mandamus or certiorari to be addressed to
the Police Court, never acquired jursdic-
ton at ALL the respondent makes a
number of statements which he maintains
tends to show the probability OF collusion
on the part of Isaac S. Lyon, in the matter
before the Police Court, as result of
which the disbarment proceedings were in
stituted in the Court of Appeals
Next Mr.. Adriaans makes a number of
statements las tending to establish his rea-
sons for believing there was collusion ON
the part of Davis"
THE subject he says, may be divided
into three heads-the financial standing OF
Davis at that time; his character for honor
probity and integrity and his previous
lations with Lyon.
After going into the details Of the three
heads of the subject referred to, Mr.. Ad-
riaans boldly charges that the answer to
the rule was obtained by Mr.. Davis fraud
ulently and upon false pretenses and that
he has made a treacherOus use thereof"
1t is declared by Mr. Adriaans that Mr..
Davis agreed to withdraw his charges in
the Court of Appeals If Mr.. Adriaans would
file the answer to the rule he did file and
that the filing of ii constituted a compro-
mise with Mr.. Davis. Among other things
Mr.. Adriaans says he was further induced
to file the answer because of the dispar-
ity Of the fight between a man having the
powers Mr.. Davis then had and the re-
Spondent" +"
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CASE CONTINUED.
Prisoner Accuses Police of Threats
Counter Charges.

Prisoner Accuses Police of Threats
Counter Charges.
Frederick West. colored, was a prisoner
in the Police Court today, charged with
carrying a revolver and disorderly conduct.
He was arrested by Policeman Johnson,
colored. who found a revolver on him. 1t
was shown that West, who had been work
ing in Pittsburg, returned home only few
days ago, and during the short period inter-
vening has been arrested three times
Attorney Peyton, representing the pris-
oner. contended that he was the victim Of
a police conspiracy. which the officers de-
MED. When he was discharged in court
Monday Wes- said Policeman Leavell
threatened to get him in Jail at any cost,
while the other hand Ii was claimed
that West threatened to fix the police
man If he arrested him again. Policeman
Johnson admitted that he made the arrest
because Elijah Gilmore, cOlored, told him
that West had the revolver. He did not
thought 1t was unnecessary. He did say
that Gilmore appeared at the patrol box
and afterward at the station after West
was arrested.
In his own behalf West said that Gilmore
asked him to hold the revolver while he
(GilmOre) went to his aunt's house to get
some money.
Judge Scott thought that Gilmore. should
be heard, and continued the Until to-
morrow for that purpose.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
PEARLEY WELLS CRIME.
Penalty Incurred Was Six Years in
the Penftentiary.

the Penftentiary.
Private Detective James A. McDevitt of
this city, who was employed by the Wash
ington and Alexandria Electric Railway
Company to make an investigation of the
assault and robbery committed at Arlington
junction, during the latter part of August
succeeded in fixing the crime on colored
man named Pearley Blackwell.
Last week the prisoner was tried before
Judge Love in the Alexandria county court,
and was sentenced to six years in the peni-
tentiary at Richmond. There are other
charges against him. and these cases were
fixed for trial in the county court today.
Charles w. Berkeley was the prisoners
victim in the Arlington junction case. He
was employed as agent at the junction. The
prisoner was convicted Of throwing a stone
which passed through the window and
struck Berkeley on the head, disabling him.
Blackwell then entered the station and was
in the act Of robbing the drawer. when he
discovered that his victim was getting up
to defend his office and himself. A second
stone was thrown, and Berkeley was rem
dered unconscious. After getting 1887
from the cash drawer the burglar made his
eScaDe.
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SOLUTION OFFERED.
Suggestion as to Accounts Kept of
Duplicate Payments.


The attention of the District Commission
ers was recently invited by Mr.. E. G.
Tinme, auditor for the State and other de-
partments, to the account between the Dis
trict collector of taxes and the District for
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1900, Mr..
Timme asking for an explanation of the alb
sence from the account of the amounts re-
funded duplicate payments. The Com
missoners referred the matter to the col
lector Mr.. +. c. Davis, who stated that,
as report on refunds has no bearing on a
report OF collections, it was assumed that
such a report was not desired.
The case next referred TO the auditor
of the District, who has recommended that
the assessor be instructed to ascertain the
sum of all taxes remaining unpaid of the
various levies, as indicated by the arrears
cards, and report the same TO the collector
and auditor as the basis of debit in the
collectors account, and that in the month
ly statements of changes in assessments
furnished by the assessor to the collector
and auditor he shall hereafter include all
duplicate payments.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
ARE QUICK TO SEE.
GOOD DOCTORS ARE QUICK TO SEE AND AF-
PRECIATE REAL MERIT IN NEW MEDICINES.

GOOD DOCTORS ARE QUICK TO SEE AND AF.
PRECIATE REAL MERIT IN NEW MEDICINES
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are a discovery Of
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dyspepsia and disordered digestion.
Almost everybodys digestion is disordered more
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little help and they will right themselves. Ca
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Purging is not what is needed. The thing to do
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Evening star., 1900-10-10
GOyL|DM' T GET WORK

In fact-the wheels OF commerce stopped-not
all on account of Eliza. but all on account Of
the Chicago Board. Oh noble Warren, most great
discoyererl You should be known as the Friend
Of Man." for beside you Lydia Pinki am. friend
of woman, fades into insignifcance. Why not
patent ''waTen's Golden Financial Discovery and
sell bottles Of II Tor Hogsheads to tn. members OF
the Chicago Board Of Trade? Perhaps IL will re.
juvenate that hoary aggregation, which. Judge
Henry SAYS would be the most rIrap.
tic monopoly In the world In the IN am ime get
your New York Stock, Cotton and Grain quotations
in Offices
Howard, Crosby&Co4 mSnsTess ST ST. Boston
81 Wall ST, New York
Evening star., 1900-10-10
Brakeman Hurt.

George w. Drury. thirty years old. a
brakeman on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad. was struck by engine No. 2O1 at
Maryland avenue and 9Th street southwest
about 1:45 o'clock this morning and severe
ly injured. He got off train and stepped
In the way of the moving engine, with the
result stated. He was placed on the en-
gine and taken to the/New Jersey avenue
yard. from where he was removed to Provi.
dence Hospital in the patrol wagon.
The doctors at the hospital found thai t
Drury's shoulder had been dislocated and
that he was otherwise painfully bruised.
While his injuries are serious fatal results
are not anticipated. Drury lives at 31S Nc
Lean avenue southwest,
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SMOKE LAW VIOLATIONS.
All Charges Against Property Owns
NOlIe Pressed.

NOlle Pressed.
Prosecuting Attorney MulOwny today, at
the request of Health Officer Woodward
nolle pressed charges of violating the smoke
law against the following persons: Abra ham
Lisner, T. Hill Marshall, C. F. and John A.
Schneider, b. S. and Edward Graves James
p. and E. Nj. Tolman, o. G. Staples, John
son & Ritter, T. Franklin Schneider, Will
lam r. Koch, Richard p. Kehr. James r.
keenan,, Robert Portner, power house Met
ropolitan Railway Company, John d.
Coughlin, Joseph L. Crupper, Franklin v.
killian and James L. Dyer.
In requesting Mr.. Mullowny to take this
action DIR. Woodward forwarded letter, in
which 1t was stated that in view of the
fact that the alleged offenses were commit
ted prior to the recent decision Of the Court
of Appeals, sustaining the act for the pre-
vention of smoke, he thought the proceed
il.gs heretofore Instituted ought to be dis
continued.
Evening star., 1900-10-10

of John Evans; will admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Ed
ward j.. Laura W., Edw. A, Florence J.
and Geo. H. Evans; bond, $500. Estate of
Catherine Heenan; will admitted to probate
and letters testameftary granted to Mary
Heenan; bond, $500 Estate of Frederick
Myers; order appointing guardian ad litem.
Estate of Edward A Roderick; petition for
probate of will filed. Estate of Edward Dom
nelly; petition for letters of administration
filed. Estate of John McCaffrey; do.
Evening star., 1900-10-10

mountain districts of western portions:
light to fresh northwesterly winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The barometric conditions have changed
very slowly during the last twenty-four
hours The area Of high pressure which
has controlled the weather during the last
four days is central this morning In the
Ohio valley and lower lake region.
Generally fair weather has prevailed in
all districts save the New England and
middle Atlantic coast districts. Light rains
have fallen the Texas coast and rain
has occurred from the Virginia coast north
ward to New England.
Light frosts were reported this morning
in the lower lake region, Ohio and western
Pennsylvania.
Generally fair weather. with slowly ris-
ing temperature, is indicated for tonight
and Thursday, except on the South Allan
tic coast, where rain is probable late Thurs
day.
On the Atlantic coast the winds will be
fresh to brisk north to east. On the lower
lakes variable winds will become fresh
southwesterly by Thursday. On the upper
lakes the winds will be fresh southerly.
The following heavy precipitation Gn
Inches) has been reported during the past
twenty-four hours: Halifax, 1.i2; Boston,
lis.
Records for Twenty-fOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
ming at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer, October "a pm, "a; S
p. m, "a; u midnight, 40 October 10-4
a. m. A; am, Al; II noon. 54 pm, 60.
Maximum GA. at pm. October 8; mini
mum, 43, at a m. October TO-
Barometer: October o. pm, 3O15: 8
p m, 30 II; II midnight, 30 30. October 10
4 am. 1920; am, 3022; noon, so 20 2
p. m, 80 1G.
Up-River Water.
pers Ferry reports both rivers clear at
that point this morning.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls temperature, 6S: Condi-
ton. 80; receiving reservoir tempera ture,
70 condition at north connection, &c. condi-
ton at south connection. SO; distributing
reservoir temperature, 50; condition at in
fluent gate house. SO; effiuent gate house, 36.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide, 80 a. and 1926 I'm.
high tide, 9GS a. and 9:07 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 4:17 a m. and All
pm; high tide, 9:51 a. m. and 10:15 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rises, sos; sun sets, $50.
Moon rises, 6:J1 pm.
TomOrrow-Sun rises, 600
The City Lights.
The city nghts and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset; eX-
tinguishing begun one hour before sunrise.
All are and incandescent lamps lighted fif
teen minutes after sunset and extinguished
forty-five minutes before sunrise.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANNOUNCEMENT-MR. FRENCH 8. EVANS FOR-
merly with Mr.. p Fitzsmmons & Coz is pleased
to inform his friends that he Is now associated
with Henry J.. Kaufman. 92S ST.. representing
John Wansmaker, New York. 0c92t
SPECIAL NOTICE WE HAVE SECURED AT A
Government Sale at Brooklyn Navy Yard 500
Navy Sweaters. Made for the L. S. Navy. at
400 each. Our price, SEQ. O. Auerbach, 7&H.
oc18-3t
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHAS. T.
Williams has his day been admitted men,
her Of the firm af Bloomer Co. bankers and
brokers. 1881 street, Washington, ID. c. Octo-
bef 10, 1900. GEO. c. BLOOMEIl.
ocIO3t CHAS. T. WILLIAMS
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FINANCIAL.

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POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN CO,
Suite "a. Atlantic building
926080 f ST., near 9th NV.
se12-1Qu Take elevator to 9Th d00A
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FINANCIAL.
wARRIEM'@ DISCOVERY

Pres. Warren Of the Chicago Board of Trade has
made . great discovery, beside Of which the 'sol-
den Medical Discovery" Is as y fea bite on a
mastodon. His discovery IL that the so-calied
hard times were not due to the crime Of '73,"
Or improved machinery cheap transposta-
tion,' but directly attributable to the fact
that the LITTLE Booklet Shops are taking away
all the business from The Chicago Board OF Trade
On that account Farmers got lower prices for their
produce; Railroads ,ou.dnt earn dividends; Manu-
facturers couldn't find customers and men
Evening star., 1900-10-10
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Fair Tonight and Thursday, Light to
Fresh NOrthwesterly Winds.
Forecast till 8 p.m Thursday: For the
District Of Columbia, fair tonight and
Thursday; light to fresh northwesterly
winds.
For Maryland and Virginia, fair tonight
and Thursday, with light frosts tonight in
mountain districts of western portions:
light to fresh northwesterly winds.
Evening star., 1900-10-10
To Desirable Tenants.

The second and third floors OF The Evening Star
Annex will be rented 10 desirable tenants. Size
oOIloO feet. Steam heat, electric light and motor
power Elevator service. Apply at The Star OF
nee. oc2tp
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ht, workmanship. quality Of cloth and gen
eral appearance Of u CranstOn- made Suit
that is plainly perceptible To the NEST
ual observer.
We making Swell Business Suit for
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Evening star., 1900-10-10

o Ii L L BLIC:
beg TO announce that have opened an
uptown branch store for the benefit of nv
patrons and public of that part of the city
Il46 CONN AVE
Where full stock of the very latest styles
OF Ranges, Furnaces. Modern Plumbing Fix
lures. etc, will be carried Orders for
plumbing will receive the best Of attention
IOHN MORAN. 2126 PA AVE, l146 Conn ave
Oc3lrn-l0
Evening star., 1900-10-10

A Good Drink
''' of Whisky will often prevent -
- Of sickness-if the Whisky is -
. . good.
"Tharp's Pure Berkeley
. is the finest earth, because 1t is
. pure and has the most delicate
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JAS THARP. S12 F ST. oc6- 1Od
POLICY HOLDERS. Mutual FIRE ms. CO.
Dec. 81 81 l. T. Petty and j. ii. Hamill.
dit"rs for the company. reported live policies.
S3i6.5i6 20: lapsed, S32. .499 Al. Dec 81. go
estimate report has, live policies. S2T5. 7O8;
lspsed S36.5I0 1t is reported that the methods
used permit members get credit for
more than double the profit their money
others.
The above named gentlemen have been offered
SlGo REWARD 10 reconcile the methods here
used with ordinary bookkeeping and strike a cor
rect balance Of the books. That offer is still
open to any expert accountant
s. III. WALKER
aui-ISt' ass La. ave-
Evening star., 1900-10-10

STDtkHUIDFKS' MEETING.
The stockholders Of the Washington Insurance
Company Of Washington. d. C.. are hereby noti-
fed that there will be a special meeting Of the
company held at Its office. 1922 ct. NV. on
MONDAY. the 22d day Of October 1900 at 500
IN. for the purpose Of enlarging the business
OF the company to include Marine Insur-
snce. BY order Of
ANSON S. TAYLOR
FREDERICK NJ SHELDON
NORRIS w. SHELDON
FREDERICK W CREASER
ocl-3w-l4 EDW. NJ HODGKINS.
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[BAR1[Z Your KNWN9[EW

OFFICERS:-Pres., h. +. Saul; V. Pres. Anthony
Gaegler: Treas Francis Miller; Sec Ferd Schmidt.
oclO-2Od
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-17
ID sEATrE NTELGENCER SATURDAY. NOVEMBER III 1900
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. for King County.
In the matter of the estate of Julia +.
Lynde. deceased No. soa2. Notice OF
sale
Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
Of an order of sale made and entered in
the above entitled matter on the 18th
day OF November 1900. J. c. Harris. the
administrator of the above estate, will
sell at private sale lot ). In block /. supple
mental plat of block I, and the south half
of block 2. Terry's Fourth Addition to the
City of Seattle, King county. Washing
ton That the bids or offers for the pur-
chase OF said real estate will be received
at room 4f4. New York block, Seattle.
King county. Washington, and the said
sale will take place on or after the
24th day Of November, 1900. and on or be-
fore the first day of December. 1900. That
all bids must be In writing and addressed
to J. c. Harris. IA New York block. Se-
attic. Washington. J. C. HARRIS.
Administrator.
Emmons & Emmons & Fahen. Attorneys
for Administrator
Date of first publication, November II.