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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

The Washington Brick Machine company yes
terday entered suit against John III. Clark and
Others to enforce a mechanics lien for $3.50 on
on lot 10, in Davdson's subdivision of part of
square 1863.
The National Grand Lodge of Good Samari-
tans. (eOlored,) which has been i'm session at the
Virginia Avenue Baptist church (old Island hall)
since Wednesday morning, paraded the streets
yesterday afternoon with music and banners.
This is secret beneficial order among the col
ored people, and is quite extensive, having state
and subordinate lodges. The body now in ses-
sion is made up of delegates from state grand
lodges. Mr.. E. B. Williams, of Norfolk, is the
president.
Last evening Damon Drill Association met at
Feulling's. 3S7 Pennsylvania avenue, where a
fine collation. was enjoyed, about forty members
and invited guests participating. handsome
uniform was presented Edward Dunn, COM
handing. as a birthday present. p. G. G. James
f. Mitchell making the address. There was
music. instrumental and vocal by Prof. Perard
and others, and very pleasant evening was en-
loved.
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Washington Market. Retail Prices.

MEATS.-Beef. sirlOin, 1Sa2Oc per h.: do Dor
ter-hOuse. 25c-; rib roast. 121 a2Oc steak 1215a-
2Oc-: COrned Beef. Sal2c.; Dried Beef Clipped.
25a3Oc-; do. sliced, Zoe. Lamb. 15a2Oc: Veal.
121aa2Oc-: Mutton, 10a15c.; Pork. 1O15a12c :
Sausage, 121ac-: Bacon Hams sugar cured 1215a-
16c-; Shoulders, Sa1Oc.; Breasts, 10a121Sc.; Lard
10a1215c.
FRUTrs.-Oranges. 40a5Oc. per doz: Lem
ons 2Oa}0c. per dOz.: Bananas 40a50c. per
doz.; Pineappes. 2Oa4Oc; Apples. 2Oa3Oc
per peck; Peaches. 50a75c. per peck Plums,
1Oal5c- per Of: damsons, 75e. per PIX: Grapes,
4asc. per h.: do. Qancy.) sal0c. Canteloupes
5alOc.: Watermel0ns, 10a25c.
FIsH.-Sheephead. 15a20c. per h.. Poreies.
salOc-: Perch. 2Oa40c. per bunch: Rock. large 15a
2Oc. per h.. 25a35c. per bunch Mackerel 15c per
To-; Halibut. 15a20c.; Trout. 12a15c per h.:
Spots, 25a:}5c. per bunch; Taylors, 15a20c each:
Bluefish, 1215al5c. per h.; Catfish, 20a25c. per
bunch: Sturgeon. &c. per h.. Lobster. 12c. per
10; Terrapin (sliders). S6aS9 per dozen: do.
diamond back, S1S per dozen; Turtle, 25c.aS1
each.
Philadelphia Print. 45c per h.;
Western Creamery. 40c.; New York. 35a4Oc: roll.
SUa35c-: Cheese. 15a20c.; Eggs. 1Sa2Oc. per doZ,
Observation-Disclosures. Irish. 20a30c per PIX
do. Sweet, 4Oa5Oc- per PIX: Tomatoes. 2Oa3Oc per
PIX; Cucumbers, 10a15c. per doz. Cab
bunch: Lettuce, 3a5c. per head; Onions. 4Oa5Oc:
Carrots. 3a5c. per bunch; Egg plant 5a1Oc
each: Beans: 3Oa4Oc. per PIX: do. Oima) 1Oa12c
per qt.; Cymblins, Sa10c. per dozen; Corn, lea
15c. per dozen.
POULTRY.-Chickens,7 5aa1 90 per pair; Ducks.
0Dal3c. per pair; Geese, 75c.aS1; Squads, 50 25a
$2.50 per dozen.
GAME.-Reed Birds. Coarse. per dozen: Orto-
IAN, s3.5Oas4 per dozen; Snipe, g. so per dozen.
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A Warning Of Earthquakes and TOrnadoes.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
l have resided for many years in Central
America and have experienced many destructive
tornadoes and several severe shocks of earth
quake. Each tornado and earthquake was
preceded by drought, extreme heat, and accom-
panied for several days acih a peculiar condition
Of the atmosphere, such as has been noticed in
Massachusetts and schich no,c prevails here
Judging from my experience and observation.
desire to say that it is highly probable this sec
ton of country WILL within few days, be Wis
tied by terrible terrestrial and atmospheric dis
turbances, that it would be well for all to pre-
pare for. Respectfully,
September 9Th, 1881. A. r. GOMEZ.
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FUssELLs ice cream.
FOLLOWING special bargains will be sold
Tomorrow only at r. GOldSchmids s. Sl2 18th street
between III and northwest quart crystal glass
covered fruit jars, only <l.20 per doz; handled
beer glasses, '5c. per dOZ: wine glasses 35c. per
doz Inch oval glass dishes. &c; 9inch. Sc; dec
glass 4lnch fruit saucers, &c per dOz.; 9inch pie
plates &c: school states. XII. including slate
safes. &c: comb and brush cases &C.; 1 To- coffee
canisers &c; ct coffee boiler. &C.; real majoca
cream pitchers Zoe: also, great bargains in every
department while charging the store.
For absolute freedom from mosquitoes use
Must Quit or at Nourses, 9th and + SITS. 25c.
and guaranteed.
Your EYEsIGHT fitted correctly at Hempler's.
Optician.
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West Washington nee Georgetown.

DEATH OF CHILD FROM L0CKJAw.-A little
boy named johnson, about eight years DID, son
OF William Henry Johnson, living on Jefferson
street, near the G. & o. canal. about a week ago
cut his foot by stepping upon broken bottle.
Inflammation set in, resulting in lockjaw, and
the little fellow died last night
The SIDEWALKS on SD (Frederick) street are
being repaired, and while the workmen are in
that section of the town they should be directed
to do something for the sidewalks on sd
street, which are simply disgraceful.
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"noIe Iickets, % Halves, u; Quarterr f.
n hemtttances may be made by Bank Check, Express
Responsible agents wanted at all points For circu
iars, giving ful information and for tickets address,
w. G. ID. WHIPS.
WILLARD HOTEL. LOUISVILLE. KY.
w. w. GOULD,
AZ-eo&k, hos10 WASHINGTON. DC.
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ACCIDENTs.-Yesterday afternoon Mr. j. A.
Richardson, residing near Benning's was thrown
from his wagon on II, between North Capitol
and LIST streets northeast, and received severe
injuries about his head and bruised hip. Dr.
A. J. Shafhirt rendered medical aid. VIM.
Parker, colOred laborer, was employed yester-
day in digging ditch at the corner of New
York avenue and 18th street northwest, when
the bank caved in and buried him to the neck in
a standing position. where he had to remain
until the earth could be removed.
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pILEsI
PLEsI PILEsH PLEsli I
A SURE CURE FOUND At LAST. NO ONE NEED
PILESi!i

"A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR. Williams IAN
Indian reredy,) called DR. Williams Indian Ointment.
single box has cured the worst chronic
80 years standing. No need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful soothing medicine Lo.
uons, instruments and Eectuaries do harm than
good. Williams Ointment absoris the tumors, alays
intense itching particularly at night after getting warm
ID De acts as poutce, gives instant and painless
hef and prepared only for Piles itching the private
parts, and nothing else.
Sold by all Druggists, and sent by mail ON receipt oe
price-xl Per box. FRANK s. HENRY CO.. Pro-
pr1etors, Cleveland Ohio. WM. b. ENTWISIsEs Drug
ington. Dc, Retail Agent febl5-eo-lp
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
SEPTEMBER o. 1881.


OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, I
WASHINGTON. DC. SeDtemDer Q. 1881 $3.50 a. m.l
For the middle Atlantic states. cloudy weather
with rain. eastery hacking to northerly Winds
lower barometer. stationary or lower tempera-
ture.
Special Weather Bulletin.
PREDICTION OF THE LONG LOOKED r r RAIN
The chief signal officer furnishes the following
special bulletin to the press: Since midnight a
hurricane has made its appearance Off the Caro-
lima coast VI will probably move northward
causing easteriy gales and heavy rains on the
coast as far north New York during the tay
and on the New England coast north of Cape Cod
Tonight and tomorrow. The coast north
OF Charleston is cautioned. The tempera-
fure has fallen slightly N the upper lake
region and risen from two to- eight
degrees in the Missouri valley and from
four to eight degrees in the lower lake re-
Rion. The following temperatures are reported
from stations on the northern frontier: Eastport
6lo: Quebec, 5o; Alpena. go; Duluth $50. The
indications arc that cloudy rainy weather will
prevail i'm the South Atlantic states to-day. and
IN New England and the middle Atlantic states
to-day and tomorrow.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER
The following the readings of the Their
mometer ut the Signal Office during the day
: am. t2.5o III am. 1850; pm, S6.6o; MAXI
mum, S6.1o; minimum. sI69.
CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrns shoe store, 1914 18th
street
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The Chinch-Bug Question,

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
The question how to deal with the insect
which has been characterized as 1.-The great pest
of this climate" is of interest to all housekeep-
ers. Fully sympathizng with the inquiry. and
believing that the discussion of the subject is of
great practical Importance, 1 will thank you to
bug" The inability" problem may be of great
Importance to the body polite, but the natural
body wants to know the best method for destroy
ing the chinch-bug. Turpentine, or carbolic acid
either, will kill the insect, but we want to know
insect exist in the cold climate of the north. or
is it found wherever man is, white or black ?
Certain it is that the chnch or bed-bug is seen
in the best regulated families. SUFFERERS
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The Willard Hotel. with all Its Fixtures and Fur
niture $3.50 900
One Residence ON Green Street. ..........- Is 600
One Residence Green Street. ............ 1t 600
Two Cash Prizes each IS 600 ...,..,.,.... 20 600
Two Cash Prizes, each s., 600. 1000
Eve Cash Prizes, each q, 600. ............ 5000
Five Cash Prizes, each $500 .............,. q 500
Fifty Cash Prizes, each 500 ...,......... 6OOO
One Hundred Cash Prizes, each $50........... 200
rive Hundred Cash Prizes, each &20........ TO- 600
one Set OF Bar Furniture. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 900
Vne FINE Piano. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
one handsome Silver Tea Set .........-....... 100
40 Boxes Old Bourbon Whisky, &36........... L. 400
~ Baskets Champagne, $35.................... $50
rive Hundred Cash Prizes, each &10.......... 5000
~ boxes Fine Wines, $30. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 600
zW BOXES Robertson County Whisky $30...... 200
~ Boxes Havana Ciears, $40. .............. 400
rNe hundred Sash Prizes, each $l0.......... 5000
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CITY ITEMS.
New Fall Goods.

New Fall Goods.
Latest styles Gentlemen's Silk Hats. $:
New shapes, Stiff and Soft Hats, 81 to s.:
Large lot, boys Dress and School Hats Soc up:
Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Underwear:
Splendid assortment of new Neck Wear:
Very fine line of Suspenders, Hosiery. sc. SC.
At Lewis, $50 18th ST., bet. l and x northwest,
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pRIvATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
a. II. DODGE

No. $50 lSrz STREET. CCOBoORAN BUILDING
Agency for Prince and whitsay. etock Broksu,
O. BROADWAY. NEW Xoax-
Every claag q escuritee bousht end sd q eo@41D
YoEk, Boston and wesfdngton. ogde2 ezecl1s1 @ ~
e essm fdxsS IA M - ~
6slSlnoss fsil.dspha.: Nss xess saa - 60
= - ~! 81 v.poEesd eae4 ygq<pey. Q3[1
ssosivrd 1 ss,1u 80 - - SI1sySz -
e.; /. ossss n c''a'as 1900 r'6s'.' 80
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4 Mr.. vennor Upon the ve.ther.

HIS SYSTEM OF FoRECASTING-A PEEP INTO HIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO HAVE GOOD
SLEIGHING NEXT JANUARY
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
SIR: Before leaving your beautiful and ma
jestic city, in which have had extended to me
nought but kindness and courtesy let ME briefly
state that Washington was not included in anv
of my published predictions for the summer
months. The ''cool weather. with frosts in north
ern sections was intended to apply TO northern
New York state and Canada East This
admit, without hesitation. is a little behind time
in its arrival, owing to the unexpected duration
of the present heated term; but temperatures
are to-day falling in the section just referred to-
and a cool wave is likely to ensue The Storm
period predicted for neighborhood of New York
and seaboard cities for the Goth and 9th oc-
Cured on the latter date along the South Caro-
lima coast, but did not extend much farther
northward, although storm signals were I'M for
some days at more nOrtherly points. These pre-
dlctions of mine. you must bear in mind were
issued in printed form as early as the 10Th July
last, and were not. as some imagine of recent
production. My fort and success hitherto has been
in LONG range prediction. and the whole OBJ
ject OF my attempts at weather forecasting from
the first has been to anticipate the general
character of approaching seasons rather than
that of weeks or days. Thus | have lust COM
pieted my forecasts for the approaching autumn,
winter and spring months OF the winter of 1881
", and must confess that in these. or success of
these, feel great measure of confidence This,
however, you will have abundant opportunity to
prove for yourselves as the weather unrOls itself
before you. Meantime, and in return for the
many kindnesses received at your hands, l may
just open the weather-bag sufficiently to let out
one cheering little item relating to the entry of
1882 at Washington. and inform you that there
Is again every prospect of ''gOOd sleighing" at
the Capital 'abOut the entry of the New Year. y
Prepare, then, for your ''Sleighing Carnival"-
which. it is my sincere prayer, may be partici-
pated in by your beloved President.
Yours sincerely, HENRY G. VENNOR.
darlington" Sept 9th, 81.
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
THE DRAWING FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1881,
is THE DAY DETERMINED UPON.

The drawing Of this scheme has been finally settled
upon, and will CERTAINLY take place THURSDAY,
the TENTH OF NOVEMBER, 1sS1, by assent of the
Commissioner and this viii enable all of tho
remaining tickets.
All persons therefore, intending to invest in this
scheme rest assured that there VIII be further
DELAYS pOetpOuements.
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Aderney Dairy Wagous,0
Fresh Attorney butter churned every morning
and delivered in u lb. Ward" prints 35c pel
lb: Also. cottage cheese buttcrmilk and swee
milk &c. per OF. Cream lOc pint.
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Rain Water VS.. Potomac Water.

WHAT WESTERN MAN SAYS.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
KANSAS CITY, September 5th, 1881.
D. S. G. is correct in his stand in favor of els
tern water, as is illustrated in this city. Nine
tenths of the houses here are supplied with
water from cisterns, and during the long drought
of fourteen weeks. which was only broken last
week. did not hear Of cistern in private
family giving out. Cstern water is used here
from necessity and not from choice. lived in
Washington for twenty-five years. and know
whereof speak when say that cistern water is
preferable to Potomac water itispurer, sweeter
and healthier, and after being in the cstern for
few days it becomes as cool as spring or well
water. When it first commences to rain the
water is turned from the roof and allowed to
waste until the roof becomes clean and the gut
tiers are cleaned out; it is then turned into the
cistern and when drawn up it is filtered through
linen, when it is used for drinking or culinary
purposes. When the rain came last week our
cistern was down to within two feet of the bot
tom; it rained for four days, and now the cis-
tern is within three feet of the top. the cstern
being eighteen feet deep and six feet in diameter
Capitol Killers, try it, and stop grumbling about
water! A. DAVIS, JR.
THE DENTAL ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS.
The Dental Association of Maryland and the Dis
trct of Columbia, in session at Baltimore, yes
terday. elected officers for the ensuing year as
fOllOws:-Dr. 7. S. Walters, of Baltimore pres-
dent; DR.. j. T. Thompson, of Washington, vice
president; DR.. 81. NJ. Schooley, of Washington
recording secretary; DR.. j. Emory Scott, of Bal
timore, reporting secretary; DR.. w. S. Foster, of
Baltimore, treasurer DR.. R. B. Winder, of Balti-
more; DR.. KOln, of Havre-de-Grace; DR.. j. Hall
Moore. of Washington, executive committee
The national association meets in Washingto on in
August, 1882.
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CEPTEMBER ARRANGEMENT.
DIRECT TO
20 W Il Il ID A X POINT
The finest Resort on the Potomac.
Grabbing, Fishing Boating, Saltwater Bathing.
lNew Bathing Suits and Shoes)
IRON BITTERS.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
IRON BITTERS. Are highly recon- IRON BITTER9
lmended for all dis
eases requiring a
true Tonic. certain and efhic- Cure Dyspepsia.
lent Tonic, espe-
lcialy Dyspepsia,
indigestion, Inter
nttent Fever, Loss
lof Strength, Want
IRON B1TTERS, of Appetite, Lack IRON BITTERS
lof Energy, etc. En-
riches the blood and
Complete Strengthens the For Delicate
muscles and gives
new life to the
Strengthened. nerves. They act Females.
like charm on the
digestive organs,
removing all dys-
peptlc symptoms.
TRY THEM.
IRON BITTERs. Sold by all Drug IRON BITTERS
gists.
Write for the G.
Sure Appetizer. Book. A Sure Reyiyer.
Sent free.
See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have crossed red
lines on the wrapper.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
m9-eo BALTIMORE, ED.
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Educational institutions.

INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
The advertising columns of THE STAR never
before presented such an attractive array. Of
schools. Principals and teachers seem to have
prepared fully for the scholastic year of 1872.
Among the many excellent schools not hereto
fore noticed are the following. Others will be
refe FRED to in the future:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bujac's English and
French boarding school for young ladies will re-
open September 26. This school is located at
kind in the country.
Mrs. Archer will reopen the Archer Institute
September goth.
Mrs. E. L. Jensen will reopen her excellent
school for boys, at 206 street northwest, on the
second Monday of the present month.
Howard University will open it's medical de-
partment Monday october Sd. The instructions
here is thorough and complete in every par
ticular
Miss S. f. Bradley a teacher of great merit,
Tuesday.
The Misses Tiffey's school for girls and little
boys will reopen on the 18th at 1896 COrcoran
street. These ladies are accomplished teachers,
and have had full experience.
Miss Helen A. Beall most proficient teacher
OF music, will resume her lessons on the 18th.
Apply for information in detail at $3.50 street
West Washington.
Miss B. G. Graves, principal of the Metropoli-
tan Seminary and Kindergarten, will resume
boarding and day school for young ladies and
children.
A. Janus, AM, of Columbian College, will
teach Latin, Greek, mathematics, natural science,
and English, privately or in class
Columbian College, which needs no word Of
praise, will open on the 18th. The medical
school will open October 3, and the law school
October L.
Capitol Hill Institute and kindergarten COM
mences its fifth year on the 18th. Here there is
thorough induction from kindergarten to collie
giate department. 1t will doubtless be as sue
cessful as it has been in the past.
The Misses Burgess. principals of Pinkney In
stitute. will reopen that popular and thoroughly
competent place of learning September 81
Miss Olga Hesselbach, highly accomplished
teacher. will open kindergarten at 1135 18th
street northwest, next Monday. Miss Hessel-
bach was formerly with Mrs. Louise Pollock
Friends Seminary, on street, will not open
until the 26th inst This delay is made neces-
sary by failure in the reception of school furni-
ture. Mr.. j. S. Wilson, the principal, thinks the
delay is more than justified by the excessive heat
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DR. DUPARE's CATARRH REMEDY CURES
- every case Of Catarrh Price IS cents. Try It. Dr.
Dupare's blood and Liver Pills remove IN bilious dis
ORDERS Price IS cents. Mira DR.. Ttcomb's Lung Balm
cures colds coughs and consumption Price Is and 81
cent? pr. Dupares neyer-lsilng Pne Kennedy cures
bind bleeding and itching piles Pce 60 cent. For
eaae g James Guda los Pennsy1vaniA avenue north
West Warrington. DC. fy6
pIANOS AND ORGANS.
BeEgainS vtn b as4nnishsd e o1S N
SIDNEY T. NnnrOs
IxAuo WAxxnoouw
W - IN Dx1kHI No1xHu1D1.
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q AlderneY DAIRY

Brain and Nerve.
WeHs heath Rcnewer, greatest remedy or
earth for Impotence, leanness, sexual debility
&c. 81, at Druggists, $50 Pa. ave.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY,
m9-eo BALTIMORE, MD.
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Excursions, Picnics, Etc.

The Arrowsmith will make an excursion to
Blackstone Island next Wednesday under the
MANAGEMENT of Or. ". b. hewitt, c. c. Parry. j.
N. Gibbs and F. W. Troth
The Mary Washington will leave for Mount
Vernon at am. tomorrow. This will be heI
last excursion to that point this season.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c.
SELECT SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
TOO UANTICo.
ON THE PALACE STEAMER ~
EXCELSIOR. Eze:ySeezsz -
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER llrH, AT SPIN.
FROM SEVENTH STREET WHARF.
se-2t TICKETS. so CENTS.

T Asst OPPORTUNITIES TO VISIT ocCoQUAN
L 4be Steamer Mary T W..',;Ss.on xsu IT,
leave her wharf for ocCooUAN At gs. EIsssassEIlS
on the following days only;-WED-
NEsDAY. Sept. eth; SUNDAY, nth; MONDAY 18th,
and WEDNESDAY. l4th. Tickets. round trip. 3b
SATURDAY Sept 10TH last Excursion to MOUNT
VERNON SPRINGS. Tickets, round trip. 10 cents.
all-3m l.. s. RANDALL. Manager.
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when we remove from the human system wha
ever disorganizes the nerves. Dr. Benson's Gel,
ry and Chamomile Pills relieve from subjectio
to the power of headache sleepIessness and DIV,
pepsia. They contain no opium or hurtful drul
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THE NEW MARKET BUILDING IN NORTH WASH
INGTON.-The new market building erected on
the northwest corner of 18th and o streets,
Opposite the CorcOran square) is rapidly APP
preaching completion. 1t will be rooted in to-day,
and the work Of paving and of erecting the
stalls will be proceeded with. The building is
of brick, laid in black mortar, and fronts $50
feet on 9TH street, and IS feet on o street. with
room for sc stalls. tower about so feet high
ornaments the corner. The market will be
opened about the Goth or 25 inst. fish market
40 by AZ feet will be at once erected north OF the
main building.
DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF LAUDAHuM.--
Emeline Barnes, sixty five years old, living on
Nicholas avenue, near the Insane Asylum, came
to her death yesterday by an overdose of
laudanum. She had been lab0ring for some
time under 1T Of melancholy.
BUILDING AsSocIArION-The sd regular
monthly meeting Of the Equitable Cooperative
building association was held "Wednesday. 81.
H. Tw0mbly, vice president In the chair; John
Joy Edson, secretary. Advances were made to
the snaseholders amounting to 4S, 100. at an
average premium Of q per cent, making the
monthly payments on each d, OOas followe-On
stock, e25O; on return Of advance or princapeI
484 end on premium or interest," 0o.t0. Totai'
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FUssELL's ice cream.

CHEAP REPAIRING, Byrn's shoe store. 1914 18th
street.
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We Kill our Rulers

Hard or Soft Corus
Are speedily removed by use of Curea!ine- on,
25c. bottle will do it. Stott s. Cromwell. tx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-09

See that all IRON BITTERS are manufactured by
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have crossed red
lines on the wrapper.