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Educational .n.tiiu.ious.

DIRECTORY FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
Miss L. C'DOI0gnue win resume her school
duties Monday. September 9Th. Her address Is
80 LIST street, Georgetown.
Park Seminary, one OF the most popular IN
situations In the city, Will reopen September
street.
The School Of Music, IO1 Sth street, resumes
work september Goth. Experienced teachers
are employed and a thorough course OF musical
Instructions given.
Miss Mary Z. Knowles viii reopen her excel
lent school for girls and small boys Monday
September 9Th ar her residence, No. 123 Wash.
ington street, Georgetown, d. c.
Froebel Institute and kindcrg arten, Misses
Pollock and Noerr, principals, reopen Septem-
Der ed. This school Is deSerVe1ly very popular
Every thing Is taught thoroughly. Children are
made TO think and act for themselves. II fs a
most excellent school for children.
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ALEXANDRIA.

A LARGE CROWD assembled at the ship-yard
saturday AFTERNOON to witness the launching OF
Tue new schooner, the James B. Ogden.
Promptly at one o'clock w0rkmen at the yard
commenced wedging the schooner up, bat
owing TO the settling Of the ways and the bad
conoltlon OF the grease used on them. the YES
sci faled 70 go off. and all efforts failed to move
IT, ABOUT three o'clock It was decided to post
pone the launch, AID the crowd dispersed
greatly Unsupported
MAJOR X. L. SHELLEY. L. G. Thompson, A. H.
Shaddock and j. II. Carmeroke left Washington
on tEe Alexandria Terry boat Saturday after
noon TOT this city, Where Mr.. Hungerford OF
FRINGE Georges &C., Md..WaS to meet them with
sail boat and take them to the neighborhood
OF Fort Foote, where republican flag pole was
SALE OF REAL ESTATE A large sale OF real
e tate, comprising the property OF the late John
L. Evans, took place on Saturday. Prices were
very low. A fine TWO story brick double house.
some 81 feet wide, with lot 80 By 50 reet, on
no! al street, near King. within go feet OF the
main street and not 900 yards from the market,
sold az 81 1907 fine frame store on King street.
near Royal. at Sl.410: good two story brick
houses On Royal street, with halls. gas and
water. ana In very desirable locations, sold AT
so55 and Sl,G75; good frame houses, two stories.
with water and good yards. at $500 to $500:
smaller frame houses on outskirts and In alleys.
ar 81 10 ana Sl25 each. The title In all cases was
fee simple and perfect. Some 20 pieces OF real
estate were sold at these rates.
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Perseverance and Health.

man who inheTits wealth may begin and
worry through thIeascore and ten years with
out any definite object. In driving in foreign
travel, In hunting and fishing. In club houses
and society, he may manage to pass away his
time; but he will hardly be happy. 1t seems TO
be necessary TO health that the powers OF IN IN
may be trained upon some subject and steadily
held there day after day, year after year, while
vitality lasts. There may come time La Old
age when the fund of vitality will have sunk
SO low that he can follow no consecutive labor
without such draught upon his forces that
seep cannot restore them. Then, and rot
oetore, he shOIld stop work. But as long as
q man has Vitality TO spare upon work Ii
must be used Or 1t viii become a source OF
grieyOus, harassing discomfort. The man will
not Know what TO do with himself: and when
he has reached such point as that, he Is un-
consciously digging grave for himself. and
fashionfng his own coffin. Lite needs a
STEADY channel to run in-regular habits OF
work and OF sleep. 1t needs a steady. stlnlu-
lat1Dg alma tend toward something. An
afrnlesS life can never be happy, or. for long
period, healthy. SAID rich lady to a gentle.
man still laboring beyond his needs. "Dont
her heart were: IF my husband had not
stopped, he would be alive today" and
what she thought was doubtless true. A
greater shock can hardly befalI a man who
has been active than that which he expert
ences when, having reliEguished his pursuits
he finds unused time and unused vitality
hanging upon his idle hands ana mind The
current OF his life is thus thrown into ed1ie5
to die.
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BEACONSFIELD RALLYING HIS PARTY.-It Is
stated that at the end OF autumn meeting of
English conservatives will be held under the
auspices OF Lord BeacOnsfield and the members
of the late government to advise the various
conservative associations throughout the coun-
Try AFFILIATED with the London Central Assocta-
ton as TO tie propTety Of holding meetings
curing the winter with the view of ascertaining
the opinions OF their constituencies upon cur
rent politics, including the continuance OF the
ballot act or the sdVisabllity OF returning to the
sy stem OF open voting, unless new enactments
designed to prevent abuses are adopted. The
Marquis OF Salisbury, Sir Stafford Northcote
Sir Richard Asheton Cross Sir John Holker and
Lord George Hamilton have promised to take
palt in The meeting.
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The - King of the Turf,
ST. JULIEN TO TRor IN WASHINGTON AGAINST 4
OWN RECORD,

~.
OWN RECORD.
Satisfactory arrangements have been made
for the appearance OF the celebrated
horse ST. Julien here in October during the
National Fair. He will trot against his own
ri arkable time, (2:l1h the fastest On record
Tor speclal purse, on october Sth. The credit
for this arrangement Is due To Mr. John Church
man, who. acting for the National Fair Assoc.-
alton, paid visit TO Hartford last week and
mace an oHer OF liberia! purse TO induce ST.
nome last Friday. This morning he received
telt gram accepting the terms offered. The fact
tnat the association has been able 10 make this
arrangement speaks well for its management,
alC TIE trot win no doubt prove a paving
feature OF the fair. The desire 10 see the king
or the TURF Will bring hundreds OF visitors 10
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Michael Boylson was shot and killed IN CHI
cage, saturday night, while abusing his WIFE,
py Chas- Il. Hirschman, aged 10, hts step-son.
The dead body OF Frank Mccullough was
Iouno yesterday beside the Lehigh Valley ratl-
rosa track near Wilkesbarre, Pa Ths skull
was horribly crushed. George Miller was ar
ard acknowledged having Killed man, blJ AID
noI know who he was. Miller acted In an In
sane manner.
a complaint has been filed In the superior
AID others, executors OF Wm e O'Ilri an a.
mand1ng an accounting to the CaIirornia Min.
,Lg company for alleged wrongs. frauds and
Ilsecnes OF trust. The sum OF $40 03o, 900 Is In
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SITE FOR THE GERMAN ORPHAN AsYLUM.-Thc
misunderstanding between the directors of the
German orphan Asylum III relation to the Sc
lection OF q site OF ground on which to locate
their institution, Is in fair way or settlement,
ard on the arrival OF the secretary, who IS ao-
torily arranged to all parties Interested. aud 1t
is probable that the action taken OF securing
the Good Hope property viii be acquiesced in
by the entire board Many German CITIZENS
and others interested il the success OF this i'm
stitutiOn have visited the place selected and al
express themselves well pleased with tue selac-
ton, preferring it to any location within the
city limits.
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WANTS To BE PREsIDENT.-A gentleman So
years CID, who gave his name as Austin Bailey
OF Leonardtown, ST. Mary's county, called al
the city hall Saturday and stated that he had
proposition to make which would insure har-
mony and prosperity to the country namely
be dropped, aud the people unite upon him
Daley for the presidency. He promised if
elected President he would place Hancock ana
earned In his cabinet. Mr.. Bailey was as
sured that his proposition would be duly con-
s'deTtd AID acted upon when Mayor Latrobe
leturled from the seaside, and he went away
seemingly happy and hope1uL-BGH. san, IT,
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THE OIL REGION FIRE ENTHUSIASTICALLY
iron tank struck by lightning at State Line Pa,
on Saturday evening, burned out last night.
without causing any further destruction OF
property. Dangerous Overfiows were ObYiatei
by filing sold shot into the bottom OF the burn
ing tank, and drawing the Oil off. Twenty-slX
thousand barrels were consumed, and other
property IN different parts Of the oil-field was
destroyed during the storm. An estimate CT
the total loss places it at $4,000
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fayOl'iteS.

TIE SITUATION IN AFGHANISTAN.-A dispatch
TO The London S'0nddrd from Chamer, dated
Sunday. says: Gen. Roberts marched from
kheIaJ-i- Ghelzat for CandaAar on the 25tn inst.
He took with him all the British garrison and
handed over tie fort TO the Arneer'S Official IL
expected to reach Candahar On Monday today
anG attack Ayoob Khan on Tuesday. he leg
SeUt plan for combined action with General
ph2yfe, II the latter c8D reacn Tahkt-1-Pdl on
Monday. This, however, Is impossible in con
sequence Of the scarcity of food and forage aai
The " holeSale desertion OF drivers. Tahkt i-Pul
Is 3j miles south Of Candahar"
The London Times dispatch from Calcutta
says: The more common impression is that
Ayoob Khan will reLreat towards Herlt, ana Il.
Is universally hoped the government will allow
General Roberts 10 follow hin to Herat, il ne
cessaJy."
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POLY NeWby, charged With the murdar ot
Richard Newly, her husband, In SurrV coI,ntV "
failed to agree '"i'
A reunion Of the Colored National Guard n
the United States Will begin al ST. Louis rn'day
and continue three days. 00'
Hon. Gle Witt C. West, weIl-knovp Nom
IoIk democratic politician, died on Friday lasr
~ ne calsson at the Hudson river tunnel n
Jersey City, n. j., was completed Saturday.
OF the o0dies Of victims OF the recent disaster
Dr: Geo: B. Johnson was put under IS COO
Jail pail 10 richmond, Va, Saturday, on charge or
5. Wise. Capt. Wise will surrender to-day,
AT Milwaukee, Wis, Saturday, 81 young
women took vows in the Order OF School Sis.
Uers OF N0tre Dame. On the 18th tnstant Ss
novices took the same VOWS. Some are from
Hon. Robert McClelland, formerly governor
OF Michigan and secretary OF the Interior untl-r
President Pierce, was paraiyzed at Detroit on
Saturday.
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KILLED BY ROUGHs.-George C. Harvard, a
young lawyer, and q friend named Peter j.
LarkiI were attacked and stabbed by party
OF roughs in Brooklyn, Saturday night, While
men were On their way home from a visit to
lriencs, between l and O'Clock am, when
they were called upon by two women for pro-
lection against three roughs After few
words the ruftans assaulted the two gentlemen
with knives, killing Harvard dead and wound
ing his companion.
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Harriet Merrihew has been sentence at Low.
vile, n. l., TO imprisonment for life for the
murCer OF David Merrihew, her brother-fp-IaT.
by poison
Francis GeFoy, passenger by the steamer
Ciy de, at Nc" 0rk from ASpinwall, has bean
found suffering from malignant, possibly ye,-
low fever in that C ty.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS FOR BABIES.

Trying % accommodate and please the
Ladies' during the past six months, we
have been una bic to offer as many SPE-
CIAL BARGAINS for INFANTS rs we
desired.
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SOLVING IRE LABOR PROBLEY.-Tha New Or
leans ticoJH1,e learns that the efforts OF Mr.
Nathan, who recently went 10 Europe, Ia III
Ing the orders received from Louisiana sutar
pa1teTs for white labor from S3utherii Eu"o9e
have been very successful. The steamship
Mississippi, which sails from CoruHna o. the
% OF september, will bring 209. Tne TeuUon!a
TO sail about the 18Th, viii bring 800 more Mr.
Nathan reports that labor Is abunda1t, ard TIE
best quality can be readily obtained.
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Is IT YELLOW FEvER?--A telegram received at
m 1hS, Tenn, from Dr.. c. K. Rice Inspector
Of the National Board Of Health at vicksburg
station. reports five suspicious cases Of sickness
on board the towboat Raven. which left New
Orleans last TueSdav. Instructions were tele-
graphed by Dr.. r. ". Mitchell, OF the National
Board OF Hea tn. to detain the steamer if pos
sib!e, but tie telegl am was DELAYED, having
b en- sent from Vfcksburg Saturday eve n:
Tire National Board steamer w. Benner has
been dispatched to intercept the Raven il she
should have left before the telegram sent by
DR.. Mitchell had been received.
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GOLDEN WEDDING.-On Thursday next
Mr. III. n. Gallahcr, the venerable senior editor
Of tie Charlestown (W.Va.) Free Press aad his
wife viii celebrate the 5oth year OF their mar
ried lie by reception in the evening at their
residence. which VIII doubtless be attended oy
almost everybody in that community, as the
venerable couple are de3ervedly universal
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THE STEAMER MARINE CITY, running between
Macknac and Cleveland, took fire yesterday
afternoon two miles Off Altoona, thirty miles D.
low Alpena and was burned to the waters
edge. She had large load of passengers. No
lives We're lost,
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FINED FOR kICKISG.-Th's morning John Ma
Jor was charged in the Police Court with an
assault On David A. Offutt or the 2Itl instant.
The testimony OF the prosecuting withess wa,
that he got off an avenue car in the 1st ward
ana lhat Major struck and kicked him. dislocat.
lDS one or his arms. For the defence IT. was
teSll1ied that after some words In the car they
got on 10 hight II out, and that Orutt struck
ire nrSt blow. II was shown that Onutt was
under the influence OF liquor. The court said
ne had some doubts as TO how the fight con-
menced, but leaving that out he would for the
kicking Impose fine or $50; an appeal was
nOteQ.
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CITY ITEMS.

II You SUFFER- with headache try Lodtl,e's
Hedddctte SPECIFIC. Price 80 ceE;S.
OPINION OF EMINENT DR. Ii. r. WALTON, AN
NAPOIIS, MD.--Colden's Lie6ig'S LiIuid Extract
or BtPTis most excellent preparation. It is par
excellence. Superior to Cod Liver Oil or any
thing | have ever used in wasted Or I'm paired
constitutions. and an excellent preventive OF
Maiaf1al diseases. Sold by all druggists and
grOceTS,
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lie FCNERAL OF the late Mrs C. N. Eenl,y
TOOK place this morning from 93t ID sfrea- rh!a
fesldsnee OF ner iather. The remains were in
teffed In the congressional cemetery. the nan
bearers were c. NJ. Bel, B. f. Nonic,o aaa pau
A. Whitaker, John Young. II. C. Davis and y
C. McGtlQ. SNd d.
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FOR A FEW DAYS NOW. MOTHERS WILL
FIND AT THE LONE PRICE BOSTON DRY
GOODS ROUSE" 46 GENUINE BARGAINS IN
BABIES LONG AND SHORT oLoAKs. HAND
sOMELY EMBROIDERED WHITE MERINo
AND PIQUK GOODS.
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A FORMER WAsRINGTONIAN.-CaptC C. c. Tomo-
kiDs, a cousin OF General Grant, VINO was az
rested the other day because OF an alleged
shortage In his accounts when he was u. S.
lefe IN Washington. bis firm was Tompkins 4
f,QPkpI
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TEE REPRIEyE.-The warrant or Pras,,a,.
Hayes granting a reprieve from Sept ION n
Nov. 10Th In the case OF Bedford, Qleenan ana
PfDD. convicted OF and under sentence of death
for the murder or q. p. HiIth, states, .Whereas
Tor SUFFICIENT reasons TO me appearing. n 4,
deemed proper TO postpone the execution Of
said sentence" &C. The warrant was received
al the narshars Office, and the Official noti1ca
Icn was lot sent down until to-day. Their
Miends, however, had informed them OF the fact
saturday evening OO
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been tssua5 ~
~ plS Il W. Elynn, CT Brooklyn, NY, nd Ida
R =, masy, OF Bsldmore; John Vincent MI es aud
Co, Va, and Lucy A. c. Ellis OF Ian vtd ne a. ,h
Va va; Henry W. Honesty and Lucy D. Fitrfsx
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FIVE BOYS KILLED.-Five youths Of Lowell,
Mass, whose ages ranged from Is to II years
were knocked Off the top of a train, on the
Lowell and Lawrence railroad, Saturday night,
In crossing bridge and were all killed. They
had climbed upon the train to ride in the city
from picnic ground, q few miles out and 1t i
supposed they were standing up when the
bridge was reached.
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DEATH OF Mr.. MILLER.-Mr. J. C. Miller one
OF The proprietOTs and business manager OF the
DGi(g critic died az his residence on 10th street
This afternoon at . 10. The immediate cauSe
or death was pneumonia produced by the
lLJuI:eS received In The side by his fall
troIn thiid-stOry window last week. Mr.
Miller commanded the respect CT all who came
In contact with him. lie was a most excellent
business man, and true friend. His death
WIN be regretted by The entire community
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THE BOYS IN POLITICs.-The First Ward Boys
Hancock and English club have raised pole al
the corner OF 22d street and Pennsylvania az
enue. The pole floats U. s. flag and Is sur
mounted by rooster
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ARR ST OF AN EDITOR.-Hon. Leon Albeit, OF
Jersey City, yesterday made complaint before
JuGge Dean, OF Newark. against Eugene Seeger.
late OF the California Sand Lots bur now editor
o. the New jersey Fl'eie ZeitnItg, charging hin
with criminal libel The alleged libel was puo.
nShed in the ZeiatJlJ OF the 25th instant ard re-
iteTaued in yesterdays issue. Mr.. ALBEIT was
the democratic candidate for governor AMI The
ZcttnnJ charges that he entered tlto a bargain
with "a trio OF ColonelS' in Newark paving two
OF them 81 GEO each. and promising tue third to
appoint him prosecutor of Essex county In place
the three '-Coloneis' were to perform was thai
"a delegat1On OF Essex county was to be organ
Hed' IN The interest OF Albeit who would sup
pert him In the convention. Mr.. Albeit called
upon the editor of the ZettttnJ Tor a retraction.
ahd demanded the authority for the charge
instead or making correction, the Z9j'2inu
sayS:-"Ihe information We have from coOi
democratic authorities. We are ready to ID owe
" Seeger was arrested aud baile1 in the sum
CT S1,Oct 10 appear before the grand jury eX-
AlQefmau Stains becoming his O0adsman.-N.
7, StQT 2stf,
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A Row IN WHICH A RAZOR WAS UsEp.-This
morning IN the Police Court, OfficerS Cooper
aId Lunslsy and Ella Carroll were witnesses
4ealnst Adelaide Temple Jane Day, Mary Day.
nUCerl ROBINSON, James Temple. Edmund
Suthers and John Murray who wera cnarI-a1
Win an ARRAY. The four first named Pleaded
guiIty ana were fined = each, and the others
uIsLnISstt- iIte officers testified that when they
appeared, one OF the persons had received q
t sot, ~ tiis nesd With razor and another had
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ELEVEN HOURS FOR FISHING

TIE CHEAPEST NcU uiSI No OF THE SEASON.
bird Family Excursion by the g.
Christian UniSn of 18th st. NJ Z. l5SSW3S
JANE MosEIEY. Steamer viii lesve 9Th st wharf
TUESDAY EVENING, August 81, 1850, at 80 y.
NJ, snd arriving at Washington en- "Wednesday
nlSht, Sept L, al 80 stopping at Ale.ardria 20
lng 81 d returning Tickets 50 cents; children. as
au2e-4ts A''1N1-
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS
Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
JeraeY Avenue and G Street.

A1ss1ehAztOHo 01sU O1iiU IIeEUt. CUTIttT NEW
Jersey Avenue and G. Street.
MORNING. EVENING"
fgh1Ia. Bait: way. :U fSt Louis Gin. eI :25
IN 1. Ph1a. ex. ..6 10 Bait. Anna & way. L so
western express. 40 baltimore way. IS 90
Bait. way stations go Baltimore 4 way4:20
Fred & way stations. 8 :25 n. z. & Pbila. ex4 80
Ba!t & Annap. ex....8:27 tBalt Laurel ex. 90
baltimore express. g 90 Western accom- lib; 05
Msrtusburg ava ysta9 AZ EaIt Anna. l. Way6 :35
tBalt. & way stats. 10 80 Stsunton & Va Spr
Baltimore express. Ii 80 express .....,...7:2O
fDaliy tEait. way......7:5 80
tSunday only. II. i. & Phila. ex 8 :OC
other trains daily ex- Bait, Lau. tSBIad'g 8 30
Dept Sunday. ItWestern express - Q as
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TIE DAsHAwAYS.-A meeting OF the Dasha.
ways was acid last night at rallmadge Han.
PRESIDENT EggieStOn in the Chair AMI a Large
nurber present. Addresses were made o.
g. g., Vice President l. G. Combs. Rev. j. d.
hutton. ana the secretary. George VI. Fillmore
MI. NOBLE NcGhee saug, ''Oa. where Is nv
wandering BOY to-night?' The President. Mr.
EgSiestCn. IL trying 10 raise funds s1li .ept IN
Build tabernacle. Tsc has 50 far had subscribed
about 3, SO toward this object. Much good
MofN mas been accomplished by this cluo since
Its oT6 aniZatiol.
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OPENING or F0RD's OPERA HoCsE-The season
az FoId's opera House will be formally opened
this evening. Fun on the Pacific" musical
comedy, VIII be presented % the following ex-
celleEt cCEpany:-Mess-S- Geo. ". Denaam
Herbert r. Archer, j. A. Keenan,, W. \. Rouse,
John hieOert. Chs. HOgeBd3TD, JAS. Roberts,
JAS. T. Wilkinson. Misses Marie BOclei Belle
Mackenzie Blanche Thompson, Carrie walker,
May St6mhieT. Mrs. ". a. Rouse and the greap
fayoTite. formerly OF HayerlV's Mastof1n Min
Sirels. Mr.. Frank Cushman. The prices o. al
mission nave been lowered 10 50 and 25 cents
Fun on the Pacific was given il Baltimore
last week 10 crowded houses.
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. BAND TOURNAMENT

FETE CHAMPETRE
On the grounds Of Cspt. Bohrer, attached 70 Car
roll Chanel
FOREST GLEN SfATTOy
TUESDAY, August 81, and WEDNESDAY, Sen
telnber LIST.
The Tournament will begin
IgTompttlyy AZ : O'Clock. Hon. la t
Knights. Number of riders initei Br.ss and
string bands in attendance. Refreshments serye
on the grounds. The ladies' and gentlemen in
charge promise to make this most pleasant enter
tainment Trains leave Washington nj : 10 A M,
and SO 7. m. returning leave Forest Glen at las
pm. auya5 6t
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ANALYSES OF PUMP WATER.

District Chemist DeSmedt has made further
analyses or pump wafer. and reports that III
water III the pump Oh f, between North Captt1 |
and lst streets northeast, and in McClellaId's
pump IN LeDroit Park. TO be very good wafer
o. sd and E streets northwest. and corner 9Th
and | streets northwest, as '.good water" a @
iD pumps on 5th, between and X streets nor IL
west, ard or T, between st and q Sts mort
west. as hard water, stu pure, but Ia DANGER
o. pollution