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INTERESTING EVENTS SATURDAY.
The racing season at Saratoga closed on Satur-
day with grand attendance splendid weather
and fine racing. The first race. mile dash. was
won by Valparaiso, Churchill second and Knight
Templar third. Time. 1:42sI Second race, the
Baden Baden handicap. three miles, was won 10y
Thora, Ella Warfield second. Time 5:251l Third
race. one and one-eighth miles, won by Bancroft,
kinkhead second. Explorer and Enniskillen ran
dead heat for third place. Time 1:51A Fourth
race, free handicap steeplechase Post Guard
won. Rose and Derby ran dead heat for second
place; Disturbance third Time. 2:57
The following is summary Of the DAYS sport
at Sheepshead Bay on Saturday: First race five
furongs. Memento first. Bonnie Lizzie second.
Wakefield third. Time, 1:024. Second race
one mile and a quarter. Won by Resale, Spark
second, Buster third. Time BIOL. Third
race. mile heats. Won by Hindoo in two
straight heats, Sir Hugh second. Time. 1:42sl
1:4o4. Fourth race. mile and a half. Won by
Monitor, Parole second. Wildmoor third. Time
2:37. Fifth race. selling steeplechase. short
steeplechase course. Redding won by three
lengths, Highland Fling second, twenty lengths
in front of Dispute third. Time. 4:42.
Maud s. will not trot in Hartford in an effort
to beat her record. She will leave for the west
to-day.
The scull race on Saturday between Nagle. of
st. John and Mckay, of Halifax. on Bedford
basin, ended in fizZle. The referee called the
men out, and after waiting more than half an
hour. Mckay was the only one to put i'm an APP
pearance. He went over the course alone. and
was awarded the stakes.
Frank Hart on Saturday issued challenge To
Charles ROwell to run and walk six days fol
$1,000 to 81 500. He posted 500 forfeit.
BASE BALL.
At Detroit-Detrot, 9: Chicago. 1. At Provi.
dence-PrOvidence, 3; Worcester. 1. At Buffalo
Cleveland, 5; Buffalo. 4. At Albany-Atlan-
tics, S; Albany, 4. At New York-Boston, Is
Metropolitan, 3.
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1901 THE GREAT

1891 THE GREAT 1901
TO The hafTH Hk EHsT s AfR Ra
TRAINS nfSy SR M
of Sixth and streets, follows:
For pnss sas hs sS sS1 af with
daily. with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Gin
With Palace Cars to Pittsbarg so' '.'o p.n' uAn'
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Car to Noh $50
%rdsy With With paiaCs Cars ds
For Williansport Lock Haven and Emira, at 1880
For New dYs oEf snd Ike goo
na on sqPaf
$3.50 q. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Brooklyn N.Y. all through trains connect at yer.
ssy City wa boats Ct Brooayn Ans5 on
ferriage across New York city
For r hill 500 an
1o:15 pm Limited Express. $3.50 AM daily. e1-
For Baltimore, GAO, 800, $780, 1880 am. and 200
sandasy 500 1850 am. 400. $40. $50. 1000
For Pope's Greek Line. GAO and 4:4o Pm. daily.
For Annapolis l $40 m. and 4:4o pm daily. except
zS z R 9s5 RssHs4
For soS Sss s5 and 90 Sunday
For i a;;SS go and Il 80 and 500 pm, N
and saS the g aa
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 800 sos and
Zoo anish On Soe sunas lao s a Sd go
r,oi 900 a. m. TOO and 9Os pm:
Of 18th and avenue, and 1t ths depot
where orders can be left for the checking Of baggage
rn.~ ]; +; WOOD. deasrs sf Passenger Agent.
FkANk THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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CANED BY WoNAN.-The monofony Of
Things at Cranston Hall. West Point New York.
was relieved a few days ago by the Gaming of a
man claiming to be Capt. Jas. G.. Burslem of
the British army. 10y young lady from San
Francisco. to whom. IL il said the ungallaut
captain. in the course of an otherwise pleasant
conversation. applied the epithet of liar Fer
the tme the young lady passed over the insult
out last W Wednesday evening she was confronted
on the steps of the hotel by Capt Burslclu
There were number of men and women present
and such eye-witnesses as are willing TO talk ON
the subject unite i'm the statement that the can
tam stared at the young lady, and throwing
back his head disdainfuily, blew "A NM Of
cigarette smoke over her head. The Young
iauy asked: us there not a gentleman hero
VINO VIII protect me from the attacks of this
ruilian! No one stirred. The captain laughed
and agained pulled smoke towards her. lis
there not a man present who will interfere IN
save me from these insuts?" she again dernand-
ed. There was no response. Without further
appeal the young lady struck the captain fairly
| In the face, and as he raised his cane to defend
himself she seized ii and with several we'll
directed blows broke the cane over his head and
Knocked him down. Walters sprang to assist
the captain, and he was raised and carried into
the house. cut over the eye was the chief
apparent damage, and after dressing the wound
with an oyster he retired to his room. Theyou
lady and her mother left the house Thursday and
came to this city. where they took rooms at the
New York hotel Thursday evening a reporter
called upon the young lady. who deprecated any
publication OF her adventure and warmly con-
tended that she was justified i'm what she was
compelled to do. She declined To detail the
circumstances leading up to the attack. but in
dicated that she was provoked beyond endur-
ance. There is no such man. il is claimed in
the British army as j. q. Burslem.-Ne.o York
World.
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Young Sioux ON A Reid.
OBTAINING ARMS IN SOME MYSTERIOUS WAY
SOLDIERS SENT In pIRSrII.

OBTAINING ARMS IN SOME MYSTERIOUS WAY
SOLDIERS SENT IL PURSUIT.
The Bismarck Tii,sne says that Barney Me-
Ginley. driver Of the mail stage from Standing
Rock TO Bismarck. reported that before he len
Standing Rock. "Wednesday. $50 Indians. mostly
young bucks, had left the agency and had IN
some unaccountable manner, procured plenty
OF arms and ammunition. and being well
mounted, had started OF in a northwesterly di-
rection across the country. As this move Was
discovered, Col Gilbert had started ont twenty
cayaryman i'm pursuit. and had sent dispafoA
asking Col. Tlford OF Fort Lincoln, 10 send out
the largest force available to head them of H.
tween the Cannon Ball and the Black Hills roaA
ana compel them TO return at any hazard. a
soldier from Fort Lincoln stated that Col. TilfoEa
hau received dispatch from the commanding
officer at Fort Yates rs stated. and in responso
mad quickly dispatched 10 mounted men. under
command of Sergt Mullen Lieut.. English con-
"ahueu another squad OF men that was se1t
out soon alter. Before they had left the foge
news had been received that on the night pro-
Nous the Indians had raided several ranch<o
IN the vicinity Of the Cannon Ball. aua
hao entered cabin and carried away food and
anything else that they happened 10 desire No
reports oil murders were received although 4
was said that few of the timid settlers had left
Their homesteads after the raid was made ana
were SO thoroughly frightened that they darea
not return. At the early hour that the cavalry
were sent out II was not known whether tn
Indians were absent from the agency by permis-
sion OF the agent or not. but the Instructions
were 10 bring them in. pass or no pass. Neither
was the number of the bloodthirsty redskins
that We're roaming about definitely known. Tho
stage driver reported them at one hundred and
nifty; Others estimated their number as high a
i've hundred. At present the situation is n
threatening one.
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ANDFpSON Mona.r 49,. IN 800, ,,,ror.
STANIFY som Of NntIey, ana M ~ ass,. Ihok1
Is months and 30 DAYS ~ ' L. hhue'eoh' Aseo
Funeral Wednesday morning newt a. IN o,clocl fr..
,,aco ,ioi II
O'clock SUSAN AGNES the beorad Wife ~ io =, -
Boss In the forty fonrfb year Of her .pe VI 'eof ~
A f.itlfui We and ,eatI,,Sr
Tho >,,aro, =. a; III "a. ~ iIe anu ~,
I5a Eiti, Str.t @ r M 40, n,s No
O'clock The friends and acauaintances are resfe,s
fully invited TO attend
CoDRICK On Spna.,- o,.o,,,, .n,-,.. 10 ,os,
RES ERaNKf ~ e,i hiih Ausust 20 M.
Ian ;,st a. =, @ cniia ol Will and MAr'
iiAn oooil1 n aeu ."p seaIs anu seven lohtns.
Amid his shining band. o.''o
And so be bent with Ioyinv smile
And clasDed our darlinass hand
Funeral on Tuesday afterr,oon at o'coci fror, ~
22l Thirteenth and half street southwest Reatiyss
and friends are invited 10 attend AS
COMPTON, suddenly at 3 40 n m ano,,s. o. 100,
at the residence of her eo-n-sw IsS.e, nen,, lIIi
Sth street northwest Mrs IITCIN IA rnNpTn, =.
a. ,a,o,,f 80, 20 r. SoMf ioS' N
' pis,ig nd f ear "a net , age
invited TO attend her funeral from Mount Vernon Plsce
instant i'
FRBACH. On Aurus. % 1881 NJ Ola MOL
LIE eldest daughter of Charles and Mary Erhscb 49,
twenty two wears and fonr Inonths ' "eN~
Funeral will take place at her parents residence 1883
O'Clock a. IN. Relatives and friends are resrestf,rx
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY,
AUGUST %. 1851,
Consolation.

l.
1t does not seem so strange
When the ripe wheat is bound
In sheavcs. II is change
That natures needs have found.
II.
But when the tree half grown
Is blasted, when we see
A life =. t or we own
Earth's greatest mystery,
Yet consolation dear
May dry the weeping eyes,
For days unnumbcred here
Are lived i'm Paradise!
Boston 15,daSs1rpt DEXTER SMITH
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GUNNER READING.
The Beautiful Wretch VIM. Black
An Ocean Free Lance; W. Clark Russell.
The Georvians; Round Robin Series
Among the Hills Leisure Hour Series.
y Gentleman of Leisure; Edgar Fawcett.
S,ynD0ve SOlbbahen, from the Morse.
How Crossed Africa; Major Pinto.
England Without and Within: r. Grant White,
tT1ens, a Duett T.. Stuart Phelps.
Book Of Love Stories; Nora Perry.
Poems of Ballads; Heine.
Franklin Square Library.
JAMES J. CHAPMAN,
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
ty9 81 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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A Boy TRAIN WRECKER.-Chas. Davenport.
aged about Is years. has been committed to the
county Jail In Camden. NJ, charged with at
tempting to wreck train on the Camden and
Atlantic railroad by placing a tie on the track.
The tie was discovered in time and removed
before another train passed that way. The OBJ
struction was placed at point near Waterford,
in vicinity of where the boy lived.
DEAD ON THE STREET--Theodore like de-
scendant of q noble German family, was found
dead on Walker street, New York, last week.
A deep cash was over his right eye and a
smaller one over the left. He lay In pool OF
blood on the pavement. The manner of death il
unexplained. During the war like enlisted in
the confederate cause, at its close he was
ruined, and since has been obliged to live by his
mechanical ingenuity.
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NEW BOOKS.
Engiand Without and Within, by Richard Grant White.
The Republic of God, by Elisha milford.
Building Eras by Horace Bushnell.
Commentary on Exodus. by j. g. Murphy, d. D.,
American edition.
Handicapped by Marion Harland.
Mrs. PaTlOes New Cook Book.
The Emperor, by George Ebers.
NO Gentlemen, by Mrs. G.. l.. Burnham.
WM- BALLANTYNE son,
N9 42S Seventh street northwest.
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The National Prohibition Alliance has issued q
can Tor national conference Of pr0hibitionists
In New York, October Is and 10.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.

HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, HEAVILY
CARVED LEGS, (BEHNING, NEW YORK.
MAkER); WALNUT FRAME PARLOR SUITE,
UPHOLSTERED IN BROWN REP WITH PUFF
ING; HANDSOME WALNUT CYLINDER TOP
BOOKCASE, VERY COSTLY: ELEGANT HALL
RACK MIRROR BACH, MARBLE BASE; Easy Y
CHAIRS: MARBLE-TOP TABLES; NEARLY
NEW PARLOR STOVE, No. 60, RADIANT HOME;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE: WALNUT FRAME
BED LOUNGES; REFRIGERATOR; WICKER
ROCKERS; EXTENSION TABLE; WALNUT
BRACE ACE, AND DINING CHAIRSi BRUSSELS ELS
CARPET; OILCLOTHS: FEATHER PILLOWS
AND HOLSTERS; MATTRESSES; SPRINGS:
HEATING STOVES; RANGE: CHINA AND
GLASSWARE; KITCHEN UTENSILS. &C.
On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST THIRTY FIRST, at
gentleman declining Housekeeping No. sis. northeast
corner OF 4th street and New York northwest
the above assortment of superior Furniture in perfect
order to which we ask special attention.
Terms cash. WALTER b. WILLIAMS Il CO.,
a24-d Auctioneers.
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GOLD MEDAL AWARDED THE AUTHOR!

HEMETERY EOTICE-Statnary, Italian Marble and
~ Granite Monuments. Headstones, Mantels. &C..
v1dch VIII be sold at yery reasonable prices.
W. RUTHERFORD & CO.,
mle-S2 Ills Pepna. ave. ncSr Star oticc.
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LIEUTENANT FLPPER's CasE.-The Galveston
Aesrs. publishes the following dispatch from
san Antonio: ''Some additional facts have como
TO light in regard to the Lieut. Flipper matter.
Sol. Shatcr, commanding the post of Fort
Davis. had reposed the greatest confidence in
the integrity o: Lieut.. Flpper and when Maior
small. Chief Commissary of Subsistence OF this
department telegraphed him that the remittance
due from Flipper had not come tOhand. he went
10 flipper, who said he did not know where il
was, but that he had sent it, Ii was only after
the third telegram, and when the Lieutenant
began to preyaricate, that suspicion of some
thing wrong was aroused. and that the true
state of affairs began to dawn upon the mind of
his commander. Flipper finally owned that he
was short, but said that his servant girl had
stolen the money and checks. The papers were
found with the girl, who asserts that Flpper
mad given her the papers, with instructions to
keep the same until he called for them. He
was incarcerated i'm the guard house because.
when arrested at first. he was mounted on hie
horse, with his saddle bags on the saddle. whicA
was an unusual thing for him when riding about
the post and which led to the belief that he con-
tempated desertion Friends have made up the
deficiency, and he is now released from closs
confinement. Gen. Augur commanding tina
department, has not yet taken any action in thin
matter and is awaiting the papers i'm the case.
IL is the general opinion i'm army circles that q
clear case will be made against the colored
Lieutenant, and if he escapes the Leavenworth
prison. he will be very fortunate. The govern
ment loses nothing IN any event"
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N nIEn
DIED,

R0YCELUBHoFF On Sunday. August %. 1881. by
the Rev. John s. Deae, pastor of Ryland Chapel IL L
ROYCE and LILLE c. UBHOFF, of this city.
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The Baltimore police commissioners have
abolished the office of chief of the city detective
corps. and the detectives are under the immedi-
ate direction and authority of the marshal II
police.
Be kind to yourself, and use st. Jacobs Oil II
you chance to suffer with rheumatism.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

THE IDEA
PREVAILS AMONG SOME PEOPLE THAT LARGE
STORES
CHARGE HIGHER PRICES THAN THOSE OF MOD
ERATE SIZE.
THIS is WRONG.
LARGE CASH BUYERS CAN SELL CHEAPER
THAN SMALL BUYERS.
This is particularly the case at
L. HEILBRUNs,
No 4o2 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
tSIaN OF THE OLD WOMAN IN WMpow)
THE LARGEST SHOE HOUSE
IN THE UNITED STATES.
FOR MEN:
f fANDSHMee fPGHs sS SRf G45TERs
HaN8h GSEGf Gar A Bdo TscE to s.
OUR $50 CATERS THE BEST IN THE
UNITED STATES.
GRAIN AND KIP BOOTS. all kinds.
GOOD SOLID WORK SHOES, 81
BOYS SOLID SHOES, Is cents
SOLID SCHOOL SHOES, 60 cents.
FOR LADIES:
FRENCH KID BUTTON, warranted, a.
CURACO KID BUTTON, fine s..
PEBBLE AND KID Button, Is to 50.
FRONT AND SIDE LACE, 50.
ALI-LEATHER MARKET SHOES. 81.
OPERA TOE SLIPPERS, SIS cents to 50.
WHITE KID SLIPPERS, ALL SIZES.
G CHI DIRE SHOES y ;sti al kinds d
GUM BOOTS AND SHOES.
P: Sob LOT OF MEMS SHOES Is cents
LADIES' LAD CATERS. 50 cents; SLIPPERS. Is cents
KID BOTTOM. 81, worth $3.50. a26-6t
ENRST CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES AT
ACTUAL COST.
We will sell all of Gents Fine LOW SHOES and
Ladies' LOW SHOES SLIPPERS and Light BUTTON
BOOTS at Prime Cost.
These Goods must be closed out to make room for Fall
Stock.
This is good opportunity to get good goods at very
Low Figures.
ONE PRICE
GEO. MCCARTHY,
a22 Cos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
CEILING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
oBOOTS and Shoes must be sold regardless of cost
intend going into the Manufacturing and Wholesale
nn9e Bus,;ss Al persons having accounts With us
9y29-lm 734 It'll street northwest.
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SECOND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT and the fiei-
~ est cash prices paid. Also, Watches Jewelry Cum
f1st9ls. 90. Cal or address HEREOF sos 0thsxeef
asak xooosvlvap1a avenue maxA
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BOOKS, &c.

lust PUBLISHED
- Letters of Madame de Remusat .............S 100
American Revised Version of the New Testament. Loo
Systematic M1neralogy. by Bauerman q so
Scent1hc Culture and other Essays by il Cooke 90
Handicapped, By Marion Harland. ............ l. so
French SELF Taught, by Alfred Sardou q so
Maiocks, Romance of the 10Th Century ....... LOO
lirisions. by Sully-Scentitic Series 1.50
Oscar Wldes Poems 125
Benlanns Chalmers Digest of Law of Bills, &c. 8.
Llndey on Partnership 2vols-Ewes Notes. IL. 90
McCrary's Z: C. Reports vol. 1..-.......... 6. so
Aartns Index TO Virginia Reports. 600
New Designs in Birthday Cards.
VIM. 81. MORRISON,
LAW BOOKSELLER STATIONER.
AIS No. AS Pa. ave- northwest
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Blankets Bed Spreads Comforts, sheetins and Pillow
shall sell st small sdvanos . f%S cost for
BROWN & CLAGETT,
a27 800 MARKET SPACE.
POPULAR MARKED DOWN BARGAINS.
81 all Silk MITTS now only Soc pair.
&c. all Silk MITTS now only Csc. pair
75c. Ladies' fine Isle GLOVES now Csc. pair.
'sc Ladies' fine Isle GLOVES now $50. pair.
SOC. Ladies' fine Isle GLOVES now 2oc pair.
15c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES IOc yard.
tic. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now l21Sc. a yard.
21c. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 17c a yard.
2Sc. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 2Oc yard.
33c. Hamburg EMBRoIDERIES now Csc yard.
37Hc. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now CSC. yard.
5Oc. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now 37lc. yard.
62hc. Hamburg EMBROIDERIES now SOC. yard.
FREE HoRsE-CAR TICKETS
To 81 purchasers at our
GREAT CLEARING SALE
BEFORE STOCK TAKING.
COCHRANE & CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
p. S.-We close at p m. daily. AIS
FOR SCHOOL OUTFITS.
ATWOOD FRENCH DRESS aooDs...........2 Csc
ALL-WOOL HABIT CLOTHS. 75c
ATWOOD PLAID sUITINGs. .5Oc
dossAMER wATER-PRooFs..... .............. 81 so
FINE THREE-BUTTON KID GLOVES 81 90
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY
GAUZE AND MERINO VESTS
TYLER & CHEWING,
a22 9l8 7rH STREET NoRrHwEsr.
FALL OPENING.
CARPETS! CARPETS, CARPETS,
MORE NOVELTIES THAN EVER
Our Stock is now complete and comprises the hand
soonest designs in the Market in Vevets Moquete Body
and Tapestry Brussels ply Ingram Carpets Floor
Cloths Rugs, Mats, Drugges. Upholstery Goods. Lace
Curtains Cornices Window Shades, &C.. &C., which
we are Offering at great inducements.
SINGLETON HOEKE,
a19 No. sol MARKET SPACE.
GERMAN TABLE LINENS.
We offer this week full line of the above desirable
goods and confidently recommend them as the best
Table Linens in the market for service appearance
BARNSLY DAMASKS
In all widths and qualities, 8-4, 81 and 10-4.
NAPKINS TO MATCH
CLOTHS IN ALL SIZES
Special Bargan-1 dozen Pure LINEN NAPKINS
weight, % ounces, for $3.50.
w. NJ. SINISTER l. SONS,
aul5 919 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS.
During the balance of August will offer special in
ducements to close out many lines of Goods
The stock is large. and well worthy the attention
of buyers.
TRUNNEL, CLARK Il CO.,
sO3 MARKET SPACE. ais
AT COST.
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NEW BOOKS
Baby Rue No Name Series. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
fearfuI responsibility, by W. ID. HOwells /. so
MadaIne Delphine, by g. w. Cable IS
farm Festivals, oy Will Carleton. 400
To the Central African Lakes and Back, by Joseph
~, THOMSON, + RIGS. vols 6. 90
The Sailors Handy Book and Yachtman's Manual
by E. E. Qualtrough. U. Observation-Disclosures. 8. so
Beauty IN Dress, by Mrs Oakley ]. 90
Inc counts secret by Emile eiabcrough so
White. - ..... 200
FRANCIS B. M0HUN,
BOOKSELLER STATIONER,
UI4 lois PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
Is THE DAY DETERMINED UpoN

10 lftE LAY DETERMINED UPON.
The drawing of this scheme has been finally settled
aFs Psas S Sg ass5f y AZ
commissioners, and this viii enable to sell all of the
All persons therefore, intending TO invest in this
Sehee may rest assured that there will be further
delays or postponements.
LIST OF PRIZES
Inc Willard Hotel, with ALI Fixtures and Fur
One Residence on Green Street 9 E9
9ne Residence on Green Street. ........... H. coo
Two Cash PPrizes each 6 TO- 900
1--we Cash Prizes. each 8, 900. ... & 0OS
Eftv Cash pr;Hes eacb S1oo. $500
One Hundred Cash Prizes each $50 90 9S
~ c. ~ D. I Ties each go 10, 900
ONE one TLns lano Silver Tea 500
ION y,n~as oId Pn,'rt ae Ne Sel 100
Iiye Hundred Cash Prizes, each ii0...... sS SSo
3SS BS1ss HsSsgs
Five Hundred Cash Prne.ss each sio. 100
Whole Tickets, s.; Halves, 81 Quarters. g.
pst Manes may De msds by Bank Check Express
Responsible agents wanted at all points r, ,.n
lars giving fuu information and for tickets address
W. c. D. WHIPS.
WILLARD HOTEL. LOUISVILLE XIV.
w. W. GOULD,
a12-eo&K. tnovlo WASHINGTON No
EIRsT TO GET in NEW STOCK.
B BSys s gsn sr ss,, soRgss + g
Boys School shoes. from 55c. upwards. s-0
Al Summer ar Clothing At half value to close out
Coca dsssS W Ms H zGs f SSn P so 7sc ou
1914 AID 1916 PxxxsxLvAxA AVENUE
als J. W. sELBY.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS.,
~ PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. %, G.
u Fine Printing speciality. jan1o
DO0KBINDING.
II The LYCETT BINDERY employs hrst-class Work.
men and turns ont superior work. 1t Is OF the Old
est establishments In the city. 1012 Pennsyyana ave
nue.. third floor. oci
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NEW FALL GOODS.
Shaker Flannels, Canton F1annela
ALI wool White and Navy Blue and Red Twilled Flannes
Table Damask in White and Cream
Napkins Towels
Blankets, Bed Spreads Comforts Sheetng and Pillow
Case Cottons, with full line of Prints and Cottons
Which we shall sell ct small advance above cost for
cash.
BROWN & CLAGETT,
AT 800 MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-08-29
AUCTION SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer-.
THIS AFTERNOON,
TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING, FRONTING O,

w len D. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers.
i"Q STORY FRAME DWELLING FRONTING ON
SiI III STREET, BETWEEN NAND o STREETS
on VWhnsSHnWEsT, NO; 1911. AT AUCTION.
r, IN mM0NDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH at SIX
$1,000 pm, we shall sell Lot No. -, in Callans
f, ~ m ca part OF Square No. $50, having 20 feet
frame dwelling. f' ,i " ~-e'"''
Terms of sale: One third cash; balance In six and
we've months, for notes bearing from day of
a., anu secured by deed of trust property sold
an d eonvey &C., at purchasers cost $50 down
a23-d WALTER b. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
NEARLY NV BRICK DWELLING ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF PROSPECT STREET, BETWEEN HIGH
ANp rOTOMAC STREETS, GEORGETOWN, ID.
On MONDAY, AUGUST TwENTY-NINTH 1884, at
4OCLOCk in front Of the premises, shall sell part
ot TO- fronting 20 feet inches the south side of
fIo-ect street between High and Potomac streets. By
deRth OF s. feet and improved by nearly new brick
Terms: One third cash the balance In and two
year with notes bearing six Per cent interest until
paid aud secured by deed of trust the property
sold. All conyeyancing purchasers cost. 300 de-
post required at time of sale
a1s-dSds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.