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EXCURSIONS AND PICNICS

A GRAND T0VRNAMENT nna RaTI
ASnI DC gi.enst ANAL SrkN ISLAND "a
90 iusSHAf. oetoher b. IS-S. Knights N
IRON MAI iaHc, Virginia and Il strict of CO. -
iuntia viii psrtiolp.te. Prizes are on eshi-s.A
Georgetown. Tickets, IS csats tn he ahtstrst.i
tie " has 1, foot of r ~ n ST o.ss d
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IMPORTANT HAT ANNOUNCEMENT-
Fifth Avenue style Silk Hats, 81 ands
Newest shape OF stiff Fur Derby's So to So:
Splendid stock Of fine soft FeltS, 81, so to 81:
$50; v" S-'
Mems soft Wool working Hats, So. 75c., 81.
Awe have now in store $50 dozen bows
and children's dress and school Hats new
styles), at lower prices than have ever haan
quoted before for the same grades OF goods,
viz, 5Qc 7?c.. 81, for st-ciasS goods; no
trash: Lewis Popular One Price Hat StOre,''
920 18th street, between and K
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MULTITUDEs of people require an Alternative
to restore the healthy action OF their system
and correct the arrangements that creep in to
lt. SarsaparlllaS were used and valued until
several impositionS were palmed off upon the
public under this name. Ayers SGrsdp dTlsld
iS nnnSitiOn
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HE HEAT IS INSUFFERABLE! Bring me
back, dear, the best cologne you can find in
the city, He brought j. & (. Atkinsous--
fragrant. delicate. and LASTING
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
~ SENGEhS.
Inc steamer MARY WASHINGTON. which
has heen rec entity rented and fuEu- 49,
n ishsd, L; L; BLAZE, captain, is the
onis Eoat aIoWed 10 and Passengers
at Mount Vercln wharf, Round trim n tpelu6
Ing sdmisstop To mansion and grounds.
Steamer leaves 18th st. wharf daily (Suadays ex.
hOLLINGSWORTH, Sup't Laiies' Mount Yer.
non Association. l.. L. BLAME, steamer NARY
Washington. iels IL
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THIS BEATS THEN All,

The QUIT CLUB will give a GRAND FAM
lily EXCU RSIOS To CONE
ElVsR, mouth OF Potomac,l and sszz,S
ROAST OF SEQ BIT Shells OF OYS- s-rSss-&Ez7el
TERS .Tesh from their beds SATURDAY October
h, 1878 on the stesmer iANR &USFLEv Bat
leave b T wharf, feet OF II St. AZ IL As g m :.
returns october 9Th AZ III IN. Take knife and fork
, Tickets ronGd rip. Including Rnast. 81 so. Can
he obtained At hslpnsnsiile & Beatiey's, Ebbitt
p nsy al Il ave, ttiween IL h and 18Th SIS !;
bitakers hook and Stationery stoae, Ner"on
Row; Ells' music Storp: Dr., s's Pha macy n
ST. a. Pennsylvania ave: Metr poli'aa III pusi
cigar stand: Brad Adams stationery store s.
b tween b and o.: i'srker's book store, h 81,
n ~ cen Y and e.: Frank Golden's grocery TN and
SIS. w City tetel, 3eoTget5wn; The Con-
m'ttee. AZ the Boat
toNMTTrkE:-J. 3. punnieg. G. w. Itch
nelc. " Z Post j. w. X, Towers. oc;42
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DR.. HARTLEY's GREAT REMEDY FOR CA
TARRH is recommended by StOtt g. Co, and
w; Is, Entwlsle, corner 18th street and Penn
lake no other.
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Tor GREAT EALLS-EvEQY THURS
I ~ LAY LAY; ssTuRDSf and SUNDAY during
leaves Cong.ess-street bridge, Georgetown al S 80
a; u. weather permitting, for the ah~e place.
beSS nshlng is the hest duras this month. Seen nv
along the Route and 81 the Falls is the finest in the
world. - ~ oc.f ~
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For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Hrs. Wins
t0N'S Soothing Sgrup has been used fer chill
dren. 1t corrects aeidi'y OF the stomach, re-
lieves wind colo, regulates the bowels. cures
dysentery and diarrhGa, whether arising
from teethiug or ether causes. An old and
Ne.stried remedy. Is cents q bottle.
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AmuheuN0NfS.

NATIONAL THEATER-AIr. John T. Ovens
Will close week 5 engagement at the Nation Il
this evening. 1t has been q successful weak,
and VIII be remembered with pleasure by the.
ater gOerS. Mr. Owens has been ably assisted
by Aif. FOrc's dramatic company, who have
shown themselves 10 be thorough artists. lis
eYehing--tle last appearance OF Mr.. Ovens
y lcilInS and Serious Family VII De giyeu
lIfCoLN Hal Next Wednesday evening
MISS h.aile koZe, BrignOl, Carleton nd others
celebrated III the musical world will appear
here in operate concert.
IHEATER CoMIQUE-The present season of
The Comtque viii undoubtedly BE one OF SIC
cess. The winter quarters into which the
scene OF operations has been transferred, are
neatly, cleanly. and comfortably fitted up Mr.
Budd II Keep his entertainments up to high
standard.
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1THEATER CONIIQUE.
OPENING OF THE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER go TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY MaTINEES.
First sppssI anee or tie young An ericsn actor,
M. CHARLES THORNTON. in the great border
drama emitted sIMpN kRkTuN.
THE NEW VARIETY COMPANY:
Harris aid McSeica. Bryant ard Savilie, j Jtln B.
i'll Is and Mary Adams, Msude Fjoret;o Suyd.m
Brothers. Eloise Alien, Jennie Parker, AID our
great stock company. Octl "
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ACCIDENT TO TYPO- Michael Cation a
well kDtwn old tyFO, met with a serious acct
dent yesterday BY falling down the basement
STEPS OF the old Congressional Globe building,
Gisiocatlng one of MS shoulders. DR.. Noble
Young rendered medical aid
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TO LADIES AND GRNTLEMHN.-We wish to
call attention TO A. Eischer's Chernica, Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment No 9O6 C street.
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements whether of American or
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner to be equaled bv those
rot possessing these facilities. Gents suits
cleaned for S. ~. B.-Ilace curtains cleaned
from 81 up to $50 a window. Wool blankets
from 80 cents to u pair, by cleaning a mum
teed. His dry cleanser removes grease spots
effectually from any article, and careful press
Ing gives them an appearance as If newly made
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FRIED oysters, 25e. dog. In a box. Schwing
Ciarkes. 9TH and G streetS.-AdUt.
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NEW fall dress goods, immense assortman,
to make selections from black mobai,s' dol,
bic width, - cts; boys casSimeres. u - n
90, -: blankets and ti2nne.s cheap: comforts
navy blue. seal brown, plum, olive green. and
other c0lors. 80 cts; fancy dress of all kinds
1owsons, TO pennsylvania avenue, south
Side. Fear sth.-Adtt.
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THE MADIGAL Boys At THE NATIONAL
tnele Toms Cabin" will be presented at the
as regards good acting and singing and sil-
peru tcenery never before witnessed here
One pleasing novelty in the performance will
be the singing Of some twenty-eight boys from
the Maryland School Of Reformation. They
sang at THE STAR office yesterday. delighting
all who heard them. They possess remarka
BILE voices, and sing with such harmony and
accord that those who had the pleasure of
hearing them were astonished at their pro-
fciency. Their singing of such hymns as
= Pull Tor the Shore" " In the Sweet Bye aud
bye, &c, Is plaintive and melOdiOus. while
their rollicking plantation melodies are genJ-
inc, and being ito the manner born" these
youngsters excel by far the similar efforts of
burnt cork artists. Such church going people
as shun ordinary theatrical performances can
have no scruples in witnessing this play,
Astounding as 1t does in religious precent and
sentiment. with some of the most musical
hymns sung with feeling by these youthful
chorisfers., Manager Ford has made a hit in
securing them. They have also fine bass
baud.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous sui.
terers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvernacher
Galvauic Co., New York city. 625d&k1y
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h1TCHELL's GEoGkArHIEs, second hand, at
Bellows.
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WILL OPEN Oh Monday in additiaEssa our
ATge stock how ON band y more new patterns
on IheIain carpets at bottom prices oil cloths,
LUe, south Side.-AdJt
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
William Simmons and Louisa Green: julius
Warren and Annie Scott If Charlottesville
Va; Samuel jackson and Amanda Haney :
James w. Petit, OF Washington, d. c., and
Edna Abbott, of Virginia; Ambrose TerriIl
and Fanny Lee: Auanias Coats and Mary
Monroe: Richard j. jackson and Josefna
TOllSi; Edward Smith and Mary Ann Cant !:
Ben iamin Goliy and Katie McAulif: Daniel
Keith and Annie Thornton, both of Prince
George county. Md. Leonard Schell and Ma
ry Frances Reith.
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l.osT TIE MoSEY.-Thursday about 1:39
o'clock, Frank G. Gerlach, an employee in Met
and check for sl5O to deposit in the bank.
Nothing more was seen OF him UP to the hour
Oh closing The store, at 6O'clOck-nis absence
nor BEN, being noticed until Mr.; Droop, in posting
rot al once repaired to Gerlach's lodgings
and found that he had not been at home He re-
ported the facts to police headquarters. The
case was given to detectives McDevitt and
VosS to work up. They started out about 10
o'clock Thursday night, and between and 4
o'clock yesterday morning found Gerlach
avenue, and took him into CUSTODY. His state
ment is that on his way to the bank he stopped
several times, in different places, and when he
money. and, feeling frightened and ashamed
he could not go back to the store. Mr. Metze-
rOtt, believing his story to be true declined to
prosecute him and he was set at liberty The
house where Gerlach was found is meeting
place OF society Of which he is the secretary
A BOY SHOOTS ANOTHER Boy DEAD
About O'Clock last evening. during an alter
cation among some colored boys, on 10Th
street, near nj northwest, one of them, named
henry Wilson, drew small pistol and shot
James Walker, another boy, inflicting fatal
wound. Officers Martin and Lamb arrested
two OF the crowd, named Watson and Cromp-
ton, and took them TO the fourth precinct sta
ton, The youth Walker died almost insta ntly,
and his body was removed to the house OF his
parents, in the alley between Goth and 2Ist
and l. and NJ streets. All inquest will be
held. coroner's inquest was held to-day on
The body of Walker, and verdict was rem
dered OF accidental shooting.
CAsuMEREs, CAsHMERFs, CAsHMEREs.-
Pure wool, wide double width, all colors, in
Guiding black, only 50: blankets, pure wool
$3.50; one hundred pure white, large size bril-
dial quilts, SO; excellent black alpaca, 25 Car
teT's, I'll Market Space. Pure wool cloth Tor
boys wear, 50; lace curtains, .. 30, Is: DIR
Warmers health corset, $l.25; excellent corsetS
50; children's colored stockings, large assert
MeDt-Adrt.
WE ARE PLEASED to announce that Miss
Bettle ! omlinSon will hold ner usual fall ana
Writer opening OF pattern hats and bOnnets
on TUESDAY and Wednesday, October Sth and
stn. NILS t., with her great variety of nove-
,eS, VIII be sure 10 please the fair sex, whether
\pIinnnette or blonde, and We bespeak for her a
piHiaHt opening and a successful fall trade.
ID TOMORROW Win be the feast IF the Most Holy
isusaIN, ahd viii be observed with great SO
ienlhity al 81. Dominic's church Solemn high
mass VIII De celebrated ar IL a. m. at which
tiine the Forty Hours Devotion viii com.
hence The rosary procession wfI take pIaea
preach. o -
FRIED oysters, Csc. q doz In a box S.hu;rg
& Clarke's, eth and G streets.-AdUt. o""As
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WEEK OF OCT. 7-sEVEN PERFORMANCES.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves Revised
UNCLE TOMS CfBIN,
81 CoLoEKD BAoRIGAL ROYs,
100 Cor oREp SLAVE JUBILEE SINGERS.
SUPkRB SCENERY COMPLETE CAsr
spiendid lew OF the Ohio River In Aidwinter
Escape of L liza On tn Ela,lng lee.
realistic Casceae of Rsai Water,
slay" Hartet in New Orleans
Tie Mississippi River by Moonlight.
Tne WondcIfu. Plantation Festival
4 Multitude OF slaves
The Jubilee Singers IN their Chants and Shouts
EphiSsitNs .-...-.. .......6u CESrS.
SALLES1- COMMUNICATIVE ....s5 CEN :.
oct6.tf
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SILKS. SILKS, SILKs.-One hundred pieces
Zoo of black and cclored silks lust received
We are selling a splendid black silk at 81 %.
and very good black silk at 81 colored silks
every color and every shade. including ali the
light shades of silks; black silk (Damasse)
grenadines, 81; black silks sls0 81 Is and -
New fall patterns al Madam Hinckey's. over
my store lCarters III Market Space). Pure
six and wool dress goods, $50; pure wool
Blankets, $2.50 e., ss.-Adrt
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WALTER 4. cox LII. d.
Professor OF the Law OF Rsal and Per.onal Proner-
~, OF Contracts, and OF Crimes aad n .sde-
meancrs.
WILLIAM A. MAURY. LLg
Prolessor Of Equity JuTispru -ence, of Common
Law AID Equity Plesding. OF the Law of Ky,-
debce, and The Law OF Partnership
The Hon. VIM. Il. LAWRENCE, LII. ID ID. IL.
Professor of the Law OF n atious.
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~ AT THE
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK,
To- mon ROW. (SUSDAY,)
AT 5 O'CLOCK.
II weather is favorable.
1t <. LIE MOUR. Proprietor.
NJ ATlONAL. UNCLE TOM.
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SUSPENSIONS

Und or this act, any person who served four
teen days or participated ia one battle, in the
war OF 1912, is elti.isd TO apension OF 81 per
mon b from da'e of spProval OF aot. Widows OF
such soldiers as have die / after similar service.
no matter what was the date Of marriage to the
soldier, are entlhe to the sime pension. No
other parties are entitled.
AL lsl2 pensioners dropp d from the rolls on
account Of alleged dsloya!ty are restored by
Ibis act.
Appl cations must he executed before an OH.
Ger Of u court OF record.
send ~ us for any Information or blanks
neeled. GILMORE Il CO.,
No. o2i Est, y. W, Washington, d. G.
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Sexual Debility, with unparalleled success.
No matter who failed, call or write; PAM
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