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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK has coined tHOnew
WORDS One is ''SermOnette," supposed to NE IN
a little sermon and the other is ''petit;onette'
a short prayer. In this new gospel slang the
Sermon on the Mount would be sermonette
and the Lords prayer would be claSSed among
petitionettes.
& COUPLE of rag-pickers cropping along the
cutters discuss religion and politics. "FJr my
part" says one, 81 believe In neither priests,
religion. nor churches. Napoleon did wrong TO
re-establiSh them" ''IeS," said the other, "but
such approximations are necessary for the
lower classes
AYooB KHAN. England's CHIEF opponent IN
Aigbanisi an, recently defeated by Gen. Roberts,
/, The seconu Of the five sons OF the late Ameer,
ShCer All. or these only himself and eldest
prother akoob. the eX-Ameer now survive,
Two CtEers having persisted in battle and the
shlfd Oy disease. He has hitherto been little
mlore IMAM ready tool in the hands OF the
ia " lhkoob When the latter fled to HeraJ
him reaa the rebellion OF ISL .AyoOb accompanied
mn, and used all Lis Influence to rally the He
ot; les round has standard. YakOOb's reconcil-
aeon with his father subsequently recalled him
he SaDul bu, Ayoob remained at Herat. where
o tas ever since maintain I'd kind OF semi. regal
49, go de Is still in the prime OF life Though
,nuihg 10 corpuence, and of markedly unpT,,-
bo e sing appearance. His face shows III broad
LAY QUIZ low. receding forehead and sma ].
x.htibg eve or the genuine Asiatic despo.
t re tne coarse lines or his thtck-lipped mouth
onough hall hidden by hugh black mustache
io hhaaecialIy uDpleasing. He is said, however,
co, nave more IMAM once shown remarkable
courage, and his popularity "a undOrbfeiIv
great In Herat and the northwestern provinces
generally. f'"''"'oS
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GLACIERS IN THE ANDES.-Among the most
Interesting OF the discoveries made by Edward
bhymper In the recent ciamberingS among the
high peaks OF the Andes, near the equator, is that
OF The existence OF glaciers In these MOUNTAINS
rfvallfng the famous glaciers OF the Alps. He
says the upper portion OF Chimborazo and An
tisana, for 4 zoe feet downward from their SUM-
mits. are almost enveioped by glaciers. This is
the more remarkable lnasinuch as Antisana,
according to HumbolGt's observations, is, or
has been volcano. In fact, that whole region
abOundS with volcanoes, aud when MI
Whymper made his last assent OF ChimboTaZo
the great peak was enveloped In cloud OF fall
Ing ashes thrown out by its fiery neighb0r
CCtopaXt One observation OF Humboldtt is
very interesting. He was struck with the dif-
ference IN the voices OF these volcanoes, whose
roaring can be heard TWO or three hundred
miles away. The voice OF the volcano of SangaY,
he says. was harsh, and very characteristic.
1t vas likened to the sound OF snoring. Pichin-
cha made rafting and clanking noise that
was very diSagreeable, especially when heard
at night In Quito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

THERE WAS WARD MEETING at Galveston
few nights ago and the coming man made
little speech to the boys. Among those present
was Gilnooly. WHO was supposed 10 be a friend
or the coming man. Much to the surprise OF
the speaker. as soon as he got under way Gil
hooly began to be disagreeable. When the COM
Ing man went on 10 say how much he loved to
serve the people, GilhoOly said. in a loud voice:
That's lie, and you know it," The coming
man did not care tc have a row, and endeavored
20 proceed quietly but Gilhooly kept on max
Ing such remarks as: what was your name
before you came TO TeXas?" You amt ut
to be elected dog pelter, and you know it
flnally patience ceased to be virtue, and
G1ihooly was elected. Next day the
coming man met Gilhooly, who told him he was
sorry that he interrupted the meeting and
aouSed him so, but IL was a sacred duty he
owed himself, what do you mean by abusing
me that way?" said the coming man. "WelI,
you see, the other fellow that is running against
you has promised me a deputyship IL 1 place
MN under obligations, SO l hope you won't o.
lect TO my taking little liberties with an old
friend like you, by calling you a thief and
rascal occasionally" You needn't abuse me
to help him. You can go about pTaising him.
II you want TO-" Il can't conScientfouSly do 50.
CAM praise him, because / have no respect
for him; so, you see, l have TO abuse you be-
cause you are gentleman. liz would hurt my
feelings to have you think would praise man
who aid not deserve it."-GajCeston fTctdS)
NtlcS,
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GEORGETOWN.

THE GRAIN TRADE.-Arrived-Bo Mollie &.
Waters, with 1900 bushels wheat; boat NJ c.
W. Boyer, with 300 bushels wheat and 660
bushels corD boat Chas. W. Adams, with Is
tons hay.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE Offerings ON change
TO-DAY $500 bushels OF wheat; no sales.
THE COAL TRADE.-Thirty-on boats left
Cumberland Friday, with 3,I01.1I tons OF coal,
as follows: For Georgetown-Consolid Co.,
9U1.01 tons: Borden, 67l07; Blaen Avon, 49, 4;
New central. 539.ll. For AleXandria-Mary-
land Co., GGGl2 tons; American, 46l.O6.
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ROPE JUMrING.-As cooler weather approach
es, tue jumping rope will be more and more in
the hands OF the girls. Properly used iU is not an
Objectionable plaything. But children cannot
be too frequently cautioned against jumping
against time or competing to see who can jump
the greatest number OF times without stopping.
In an essay ON popular customs and public
health In the recently published annual report
of The department OF statistics OF Indiana, DR..
j. W. Hervey, OF Indianapolis, lays great stress
on the danger OF this practice. None, he
says, is more injurious: and in illustration
OF its evil effects he mentions case OF real oc-
currence in that city. The patient, girl OF
Twelve years. was dead when he reached the
house, He says ION inquiry learned that she
haG Jumped the rope at school, a few days be-
fore. $50 times. Think or 500 rushes OF blood
upon the little heart In quick succession No
wcnder l had to make the certificate OF DEATH
'EmbOli, or ciOt in the heart. caused By over
heat and jumping straight up 500 times" Not
only does this practice throw great and some
TINES killing strain upon the heart, but it often
causes serious injury to the Joints OF the knees
ard hips and 10 the spine The muscular and
nei yous exhaustion due to lOng-contlnued jump.
Ing must also be luxurious
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Picnic.. Excursron.. &c.

The seventh annual excursion Of Seneca
Trhe, Nc. II. J. O. K. NJ, win be given next
Friday. 10 Marshall Han. on the W. W. Corco-
ian. The excursion VIII be FOR the bpnent OF
the widows and orphans fund
IoECTrow special excursion for the benefit
CT The new st. Patrick'S church. under the
auspices OF the CarTOl Institute will be given
10 Marshall Hail on TIE ". W. COrcoran. The
y. n.
BY general request. Potomac Lodge. No s
j. - Vi, win repeat their excursion on the Jane
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FATHER AND SON BOTH MANGLED-A little boy
named Sweeny had his left arm caught In a
Wheel connected with some machinery On the
railroad dock at RouSes Point N. Y, SATURDAY.
and it was torn from his body. The boys father
ate mpted to rescue him, and he, too, was
caught in the machinery and his left leg cut OF
below the knee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DIRECT FROM HEADQUARTERS.-A genuine in
ciueht: III. L. called upon lady ACQUAINTANCE
the other day and was met at the door by the
ladys little girl. lie asked her to tel her M
tnat Dr. L. had called. The child went up stairs
and presently returned. Ibid you tell yOur
mammal" asked the doctor. s:Yes." And
what did she say?" "She said, %, pshaTv;-
ISIrer0 pOyy11j,1I - f'''
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Ais WELL THAT ENDS WELL.-The Commit
Tee On Internal Harmony reported that they
had effected complete reconciliation between
Heiso Baker, DID,, and Trustee Rambo both
local members OF the organization. Brother
Baker had asked forgiveness tor saying that
Brother RambOs wife had a mouth like canoe
and Brother Rambo had admitted his error In
saying that Brother Baker couldn't Jump OF a
fence without his heels knocking the bottom
rail out OF place. The committee left them
clasped In each others embrace, and weeping
like children.-Dtt rOH Free Press, Lime Kan
(Y;,b p,-OrgsJjnrc
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An Elegant Toilet Preparation.

An Elegant Toilet Preparation,
hair dressing and restorative is found In SION
don Hdir COI0f Rest0i'e1,." 1t seldom fails 10
restore gray hair or faded hair to It's original
youthful color and beauty. Falling hair is
checked by its use, and 1t produces growth OF
beautiful young hair, soft, glossy and luxu-
RANT. It certainly is the most Clearly and ef-
fective hair reStorer now before the American
people "LOHd0R Hair Color Rast0r9j'' can be
obtained at all the leading druggists at IS cents
bottle. Six bottles 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

A WOMAN WHIPPER IN JAIL--In the Police
Court Saturday, Robert Sherlock, a bury white
ruffia', who gets thirty days In the workhOu5e
charged with assaulting Louisa Sherlock. his
Wife. for Which he was fined s. or thirty days
In jail. He was tnena charged with as iaulting
Lizzie Drew, white girl, who testified that
she demonstrated with him about beating his
wife, when he drew a large knife across her
lace, making an ugly cut on her forehead, which
she showed TO the court. Sherlock took the
stand and testified that the cutting was acct
dental. He was sentenced to thirty days add,-
uOnai for the assault: making sixty DAYS in all
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &C.. Tonight.
National Thedttr.-FOrmal opening" Dea-
con CTaIkejt"
ftrd'S opera House." Uncle Toms Cabin"
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SOLDIERS STONED BY MlNERs.-The sheriff of
Jackson county. Ohio, reports to GOV. Foster
that. although matters are quiet among the
s,oIed While Oh picket, and he fears serious
trouble In case they are removed At the Corn
irg coal mines, in Perry county, Ohio, band OF
armed miners attempted to. drive the cclored
miners off, but were driven away. The situa.
tion there is critical,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

Cornell acd Mrs. Mary England. T'hoS q i.,o'
OF AtnenS county, Ohio, and Lena West. II II
tesslday and susan Ellen Davis; d. III. IiasL,i :.
ard sStr2h Bagley; John Henry Adams and Alec
hush; Herman Ihurn and Cora Seyboldi: Iobn
Butler and Catherine Stephenson: jas. r. Reauna
ana Jennie Dickson. ~ g
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BEATEN AND ROBBED OF HIS CLoTHIsG.-This
morning In the Police Court, John Murphy, a
white man apparently about 30 years OF age.
was narged with vagrancy. Officer Clemen s
tesllned That he had found this man early yes
terday morning In the netghborlooi OF am IS
cIeek eanal WIN 1riShtful cut on his rorehet1
and all his clothing gone. Mr.. Murphy STATED
tnat he bad been knocked down and robbed of
his clothing. The officer stated that Mr. MUIR
ply mas latley been an inmate OF the poorhouse
hospital, and expressed a desire to be sent back
TO the hospital, which was done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

"ALDEEEEY WAGoNs."-Fresh AIderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In u lbs
Ward" prints, S5c. per ID. Also, cottag
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &C. rer nt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

i. enas Kodie, German shipearpenter on the
OF stnstroke saturday while at work.
me thermometer at Long Branch, N. J.. yes.
tercay, at p m. indicated 81 degrees. the hieh-
est there this year. '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

HONORABLE REsERvATION--At a recent mar
rage in this vicinity the bride was young
damsel who had been great hirt. When the
clergyman asked the usual question, who
gives this woman away" young fellow pres
ent exclaimed, Il can but Won't."-Hudson
RfGisteT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

''RoUaE ON RATs.'-Ask druggist for IL. II
clears cut rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. l6c
box; Tor Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

ARABELLA COMING H0ME.-The summer is over
and ATabella Will soon resume her place among
US. II seems but few weeks ago thar she wen
into the country We did not miss her from
PcnDss lyania ave, because she seldom appearet
there; but he who boarded the outgoing trains
was sure 10 find Ter Just as by taking passage
On yesterdays train or those OF the later
autumn he VIII md her-Setting her face home
ward. OF course she wears spectacles not an
ounce or supeS1iuOuS flesh burdens her precious
bones, and her plain attire IS outraged by never
a bow nor ribbon. Arabella carried an UNI
brella when she left US and she will bring IL
hoTne-a trophy OF past and a harblnger or
future summer campaigns Arabella reads her
DOCK uImndful OF the paIaroma spread before
tHe eyes OF those WHO look out OF window. locks
ven TO the Safety Of her abundant supply OF
wraps, and Ike Longfe.l0wS Village Black
Sha, u. she Cares Tor no man, She" AT least
stt't = nat she would have us understand. for
sHe plufneS herself on being person or com
mon sense and one possessed or no vulgar
sbaTtsn!; But II lt were your misfortune 70 be
Your snm uieer eile same rool with her during
1onh,eciiill s "ancerlngs her presence un-
c. Dup'euly destroyed the fragrance nj v0nr
Assf,T Inu IL you esSayed Irritation ten 10 ore
the, ' t > presence threw a weE hIankst n.y.
ma innocent and entrancng a.rmn1nto upoLi
t 1917 h nipied IL In tue bud she fl = n aaIu
camping ground QUIZ s in , esncroached upon yo1r old
OUT ana invaded the secluded nnnp; oie sodght
tro.' IrtrTStp pO :, WEefe you have fled se,ura
babing brcoH w she2e v1 aany years and your
trout undistarbed. proved a. 70 lsE Tor
Which her feet We're guided Arsoeus has se
her land to sketching In her e,v .u,hsd
years Fortunately for her. she knows fno ~, NY
tie Of the art 10 which She Is consecrafi nv nv .
self TO appreciate the utter badness or her y,or
Her views on social topics are like thosp She
elierta.ns on art-crude and warped Narr;ore
she regards as an accident in woman's i};e
greatly 20 be depiored, and baby Is her net
aversion. II is well that she Is cominr horpe
and It Is probable that no married Wonon
thinks as necessarily CT marriage as does Ara
bella as ste pets her black and tan. which ia
perhaps the only real comfort that blesses her
barren and weary life.
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"sHUsT LIKE VANDERBILT. "A patrolmaB in
the eastern part OF the city was the other day
called into grocery kept by German TO see IL
he couldn't do something toward aiding the
grocer to collect an account against party VINO
had skipped out.
I" You see, tells you all how 1t vhas," began
the grocer; "dOt mans come here and says he
WANTS a leedle CREDIT, because he WORKS on
der railroad, und dey doant bay. him OF right
away. Dot vhas all right, und trusted him
about forty tollar. Den / WANTS to shut or on
him, but he prings along man who says to me,
Hans, dish ish all right. Dis mans am a regu.
lar Vanderbilt, only he doan' git his money
ye'.'
80 dot vas all right. und gif him credit
some more until he owes me ninety doll ar Den.
m! hair pegins 10 shtand CUP, und dell5 him
must hat my cash. He pats me on der pack like
dis und says:
"' Hans. dis ish all right;I am shust Ike
Vanderbilt, und you shall Be bald next week.
We'll, When next week comes aroundt he
had gone TO Canada, und lose oafer hundred
toilar. He says he vhas Shust like Wander bIlt,
but doan' know Vanderbilt. When der poys
say Vanderbilt :sh II a shoke ike pull down
your west und hardly effer who struck Pity
BdttefSoL?"-DetT0U Free Press
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

"RucHUPABIA."-Quick, complete cure4 TO
For Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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AN INDIANAPOLIS NEWS REPORTER saw a lot
OF sparroWs achieve a drink from a pond In a
way as ingenious as any man ever devised and
II there was not observation, memory reason
and putting this and that together in it, he
would like 10 know why. The water was too
lar from the swampy margin OF the bank to
allow them TO reach 1t, but weeds grew tlickly
along the edge. Four sparrows settled on one
OF these weeds one above the other, and their
weight bent ii over halt way to the water A
NTH lighted further up and bent 1t further
down. Then a sixth settled near the end and
the Whole stalk came down level With the sur
face, and they drank their I'LL without any diff
hculty or having TO wade through the muddy
margin of the pond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

An unknown person fired into democratic
procession at Washington ONO Saturday even.
Ing, and killed Perry Wilson, spectator
At Manchester. England a widow with five
children got S22 SOC compensation from rail-
road company for her husbands death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

CAPT. A; III. BoGARDUs says: The Orange DOW
oef mace Dy me La1i1n & Rand Powder com
pany Is coarse grained, burns even does not
recon much and shoots strong. f. p Nav n
Co., GA Pennsylvania avenue, are the agents
foF the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

DR.. HARTLEY's great remedy for catarrh and
throat diseases.
Sold 10y all druggists. Sep1-Ws.m.2
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RAN AWAY FROM HER MOTHER AND STEP
FATHER-Detectiye Pointer last night took to
Baltln ore an Italian girl named Mary Berretta,
aged eighteen years, who left her mother and
step father on Tuesday Of week before last. The
family formerly resided In Washington. and the
girl was a peddler OF soap aud fancy articles
She told Detective Pointer that she had gone
away because she would not stand the insults
OF the men on the streets and in stores, OF whom
she as Obliged TO solicit for custom at her oc-
cupattOp.l
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THE NATIONAL FAIR DIRECTORS this morning
awarded the printing OF the paper on the FAIR
grounds TO Mr. w. V. S. Wilson, and on going
over the premium list for cattle, added ii
classes TO IL: For best herd, l bull and
COWS, or heiTerS over one year Old Sl0G" It
was reported from the correspondence that
there was every indication of a better display
tlan last year,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-06

J. VI. & r CoHES 1907 7th street northwest.
cut fs!l foT bargains.
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The Weather,


The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, sept +, 1850. $50 a N.
For the middle Atlantis states, stationary fol-
lowed by rising barometer, lower temperature:
westerly who's parity cloudy weather and local
rails.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings OF the therTnoIn-
eter al the Signal ONCE during the day. m,
&c: 1:35 am. -: II am, $50; pm, So.
Maximum. 50: minimum. -.
Yesterday Sunday. September 5, the thermo-
meter at the Signal Office, In this city, stood as
follows: am. 10; 7:S5 am. 100; II am. SO;
2pm. S9o; 3 pm. 9Go; Pm, SO; II pm,
SEQ. Maximum. @ 0, minimum, 80
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INTERESTING HEBREW SERyICE.-The syra-
gOgue or the AGas Israel congregation was tba
scene. at $50 O'Clock yesterday morning. OF a
rare ara interesting ceremony in the reception
or Leopold the thirteen-ycar- son of Mr
Jullus Baumgarten. into the mysteries OF the
onEodox Jewish religion; thirteen being The
age at which Hebrew youth are held to BE- re-.
Sponsltle for their action la accordance with
officiating rabbi was Rev. j. W Samuel. anc me
novice stood beside him and read portions Of
The sacred book eXpoundiDg and explaininc the
passages, ShoWlDg Familiarity with the Holy
oook which many older members cannot CT ,irr.
AT The conclusion or the reading he received a
golden badge. consisting or a Star inscrfbed
From Adas Israel congregation" dependant
frcnl bar Inscribed In Hebrew characters
Bar MiZwah" meaning that the young man has
become OF an age TO be responsible. At the
c.Ose OF the ceremony Mr.. Baumgarten cor
daily invited the members In attendance to his
house " here they were Hospitality e.teTtalned.
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From DIR. q. w. Hunter, Baltimore.
Having become familiar with Cojdins Lie6tQ's
Ltcutd Extract or Beer and Tonic Ifscj00rGtJr |
take pleasure in recommending lie as an excel
lent preparation, combining as 1t does food aud
tonic In remarkable way, pro 1ucing 0o3t
blood, heath ana strength. Sold by all drug
giStS and grOCerS
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Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner Ney.
Jersey AHeMUe and C Street
CITY ITEMS.


LODTLLE'5 HEADACHE SPECIFIC is perfectly
harmless, cures headache almost instantly, -
cents.
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MRS. PARTINGTON and her son Ike It is said.
Goth use DR.. BUNS Cough Syrup for colds.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST TIE INTRODUCTION or
YELLOW FEyER-Dr. TOwrsheEd has Made All
necessary arrangements for the fnterceottor
and inspection OF the schooner Emma J. Lewis
en route 10 this city from Havana or any O; her
YES ser supposed 10 have yellow fever cases On
Board lie has so arranged that should this or
any other vessel from the ports OF CUBA or
South America pass the capes in the day time
be VIII % notified by telegraph from the caoes;
should The passage De made "a the night the
towing company will notify him OF the entrance
into tie river OF such vessel
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TIE WHITE House DINNER SERyICE.-We
nave Tece.E sc from j. ". Boteler s son d book
descriptive OF the elegant dinner service N lde
by HaYIdnd & Co. for the Executive Mansion,
which VIII be found very interesting 10 those
fol or ceramics. This beautiful dinner Ser.
wee Is SIN on exhibition 81 Boteger'S
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Dr. j. /. W0LP. dentist, has returned to the
city aid resume practice.
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pEEps IL FsE have been recorded as PILLOWS:
pe"iit Z: Lawrence 70 W. NJ. Calf, lot p So
$40. : GO samuel Berry 10 w T. solomon
IT., lot Il. Barry farm; $3.50; ". / RraIaha'I Ell
al 10 II. 4. Mckinney, property near the wash
ington aqueduct; -. 500 b. ). Couaselman 10
Jonathan BuckmaD, 2-l0th or an acre at inter-
sec ion or the Rockville and military R1tI ::
s1,ifI. George T. MeGhee 10 Il. Qdalls, parF /
sc.1zI; s.. X. ". Mann ID David Clark, lot "a
sUb ST. los; 81 0;0. III. LarmOn To Margaret A.
LaTnOn, lot S, 81. sis; SEQ. A. F. Barker TO
Myrta Stage. lot 81. sub So. POO; 5000. Roger
Williams 10 w. Nayse. lot IL, 81. cid $40
Jailss II. SaVIie 10 J. =. Garland, Jr; lot III,
9, So SIC; s., 00O. III. Pinkney TO NJ. Brown, W.
II 80, suo. Pleasant PlainS; s6i6 Geo. Co3fe
70 ,. :. bl3nkman lot l., subs. Is 10 Is 81. 159;
Si,So & ). O'Hare 10 II. J. Mo.gan, pu. Chill
~ ~ IN Castle Manor; $500. j. E. Chappell 10 Jas.
-. toHe. ~. Fle,chalis Cha-ce; 81, 900. S. C. Fl.
p 90 10 Rachel Ann Bettes, lot b, So south OF
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HowsON's superior ice cream. SIPS a gal Lib.
eral discount TO dealers. i1O4 18th st.
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ARRIVA1 OF PASSENGER TRAINS

9th and Il Streets.
MORNING. EVENING
lWash'gton night lines 20 Bait. Phil SBost'n12 80
tSouthern Ex..... g 90 fLinJited express. a 100
tBaltimore accom-. 6 40 WASH ton day line. 4 80
sNorth and West. 65 Washington pass'r. 100
sWash'eton express 10 35 North and West 49, 7 As
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