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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-01

Circulars and formulas sent out from the health
office. such as il Issued the other day, as precau-
tiOn against cholera. all very well in their way,
and they will doubtless do a great deal OF good.
There is however large element Of the population
OF Washington which these documents Will never
reach, and II basket full OF them We're dumped
into every house it inhabts they would not have
the slightest effect The streets OF the city are
probably in as good condition as those OF any city
In the world: the alleys present. as rule, q better
appearance than alleys usually do and the houses
and grounds OF most our comfortably of citizens
are properly cared for; but 1t is known that in
many parts OF the city. and often In the middle OF
fine and wel-imprOved squares. there are scores
and scores OF cheapy constructed. poorly lighted.
and badly ventilated tenement houses that are
the perpetual abCdes OF destitutlOn. degradation
and nlth- For these and their ignorant and care
less Inhabitants health-Oflce prOnunCiamentOs Will
be a. impOtent was the Danish kings command
to the sea 10 advance no farther. The only way in
which such places can be reached and improved is
by a house-tO-hOuSe inspection by vigilant and
determined sanitary officers. armed with powers to
make their examination complete and thorough,
and, at the same time, TO apply such di5nrectants
or more heroic remedies as may be needed. That
SORT OF service would bring TO light condition OF
things OF which few people have any Conception
But IL is OF the highest Importance that IT should
b. Performed; and If it is to be performed at all
t u. c"Sht 10 De no delay ABOUT IT, Al present the
prob 5ity is that the cholera Will not reach the
L ic states this season. but that IS no excuse for
Pos, ronlng for week or a day work OF such vith
moment On the other hand. 1t Is cogent reason
WHY II should be undertaken at once. To be efec-
i've, jae cleaning up must be done long before the
disc makes It's appearance. After it gets here
vii Le too late The seed will then be sown in
srch bet beds Of neglect and filth as are found
reaiT prepared for IL. What the harvest may be
IN that can be read In the recent history of
TOulUa and MdTSeilIeS.
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Philadel phia paper has been investigating the
condition OF the Shenandoah coal miners who are
demanding "eight hours work, eight hours sleep.
eight hours play, and s3a day" This is more play
THAI most people get who have not independent
fortunes 10 retire on; but If the miners can get so
much the better for them. one miner complains
that while In 1868 he got 500 month"; and In 1874
800 month. he Is now reduced to ;:s5 month
IN 1858 $3.50 To $40 was paid for driving gangways
and now less than 3 are paid. In 1874 the Phila-
delphia and Reading company paid lahorers s13 and
miners IA Il week: now IL pays 5000 ami So re-
spectifely. but does not afford employment more
than half the time. The paper goes on: sThe men
are tired OF hearing promises OF better times and
bigger pay. Be the times good or bad their pay re-
mains much the same. little above starvation
point They are getting sick OF all this They ar
rpe for change" one would naturally suppose
that this picture of the desperate condition OF the
miners was published in democratic free-trad4
paper, and WAS designed % discredit the tariff sys-
tenn which the Fhilade phia Press champions SO
ably. On the contrary. this account is taken from
the Press itself
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TRUE VEnsrs FALSE Ecosouy.

1T is notworth while to plane the under side of barn
Moor Is proverb peculiar to the New England states
and which Expresses in homely phrase general truth
But when applied to things of different nature it is
Just as apt to be nisapplied not Some on this
principle IL buying shirts They reason, because the
shirt is hidden by the prevailing fashsn vests there
fore the shirt well as the high
est-a false reasoning. shall show II cut and
made with equal skill it sosts much make I'D the
worst material the best and this necessarily implies
defect in the inferior shirt vital point it NAV
be in material work or fit
tadly hitting shirt is more uncomfortable than a
coat OF similar character hence the Importance of
good mt to insure equanimity of mind As in the case
OF the barn floor having referred true economy it liz
unnecessary to add anything beyond the requisites of
good wear and good fit and that has b en- attained in
nv one dollar open-back shirts. Nothing have seen
excel them III these particulars and the attachment to
prevent the stud button rubbing the neck commands
universal commentator.
Open-front shirts, peated linen bosorns no buttons
or holes, 81 each Cheviot shirts collars attached 81
each. Laundried white shirts chearer material but
the same cut as the best 81 each
II MING.
CL o HER
aul 40 SEVENTH Crpprr
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II Is said that when General Logan visits Mr..
Blaine q few days hence, the question whether
or not either both OF them shall take the stump
during The campaign viii be discussed and settled.
Whether this statement be true or not, and what
conclusion may be reached in case shall turn
out to b. correct. ii can b. said now that If Nj.
Blaine should not make any public addresses pend
Ing the presidential canvass, good many OF his
warmest and most sanguine political friends will
be greatly Disappointed UnGuestionably his eio-
QuenCe, popular manners. and what for want OF
better term has been styled his personal gnetisrn,
were considerations which had large Influence in
procuring his nomination; but what. ask his en-
thusastic admirers who in favor OF his taking
the stump, what are these adventurous aids worth
to him ar.i his party if the candidate who possesses
them Is 10 be quarLntined on the island OF Mount
Desert, instead OF going before the people?
IL has been rather the fashion OF late years to
consiGeri II unsHemly and undi entitled for asprdnt
to the presidential Office 20 plead his before
popular aSsemblage. and for some time candidates
therefor have forborne TO avail themselves OF such
aid; but II IS by certain that this course
was not due more TO the want OF available talent
for that field than 10 particularly high regard for
the dignity and prOpretieS Of their position for the
time being. At all events, IL Mr. Blaine chooses to
take the stump It be said that there are plenty
OF presidents for that course in periods in the his
tory OF the country when, to say the least, The
presidential Office was held in high esteem and
was as ably and acceptabIy filed as now.
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1h'Ta = no manly art more worthy OF en-
courarCE:tn than boating. and the Interest taken
Ia good rcw:I- here and the skill attained by our
oarsnen are matters of pride and graduation to all
NasaiAgtonians- In spite OF some trlfng nishaps,
tic regatta OF yesterday passed off most success
flily, and the records. made by the Washington
crews are an honor 10 the national capital Row
In gives most perfect and stimulating exercise and
affords the poetry Of motion in It's highest degree
IL Is therefore Wise TO encourage and indulge in 1t
under all proper circumstances
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Consul Mason, of Nar~-'il.. s, has sent the state
Department an interesting report on the cholera
IN his city and TouIcn which mIkes it pretty Gle n
that. although greatly iIrtheTcd thereby the cpl
demic Was not Sei-cenerate. from the filth Of
Tou.0n, but was imported from Tonquin by a
French trOopship, whose Ambulance 10 The port of
TOUOn fctS very severely on the intelligence
OF the French naval and port of;iceTs While
the spread ot the epidemic Is vastly faciii-
tated by filth, and these verify of its
attacks intensified by lack OF cleanl ness Mar
settles Is vouced for a. taking all possible precau
tons now. and the clean and well ventilated por-
tons OF TOulon have been ravaged. This Is In ac
cordance with received opinions Miss Nightin-
gales belief that cholera cannot be commun!-
Gated from person 10 person. and the idea that
Cleanliness Is absolute barrier TO cholera, even
after IL has got foOthOld, are not supported rs
yet by conclusive evidence.
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: While the woman suNrIEists are devoted adj
mirers OF Ben Butter, they are not dudes or
'phariSeeS7 or "InuEwumHs-' They are thoroughly
practical They feel that they have much TO hope
for from the republican party. and nothing 10 be
hoped for from the democratic party; therefore
they are decidedly Ia favor OF The repubI can ticket
In the present Campaign The bottom reason why
the ladies are opposed 70 the democratic party Is
believed 10 be that Cleveland is bachelor, and
can't explaini by romantic illusions 10 an earIv
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The program Of the proceedings Of the coming
bankers national convention AT New York has
teen received II appears 20 be all right so far as
II goes, but we don't see anything in It looking tC
action toward securing cheaper AMI quicker rail-
road transportation To Canada. This IS singular
oversight.
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"WnAr To SAY.

IS THE QUESTION HARD FOR Us TO DECIDE. AS
OUR STOCK Is NOT As LARGE AS 1T HAS BEEN
THE IRICEs WE HAvi. PUT ON GOODS MOVED
THEM RAPIDLY, AND WE ARE DETERMINED TO
GET 1T DOWN STILL LowER AND IF HE FOL-
LOWING PRICES WILL MOVE THE GOODS WHY
HERES THE STORY:
WHITE VESTS
THE WHITE VESTS THAT HAVE BEEN SELLING
AT 81 DID NOT WEAR A. WELL AS THEY SHOULD
HAVE. AND IF TOT WANT TO TAKE THE RISK OF
THEIR WEARING QUALITIES COME AND TAKE
YOUR CHOICE AT SOC EACH THEY Are ON THE
BARGAIN TABLE, REAR OF IIRsT FLOOR.
ENGLISH SEERSUCKER PANTALOONS.
GOOD VALUE AT 81 PAIR. WE HAVE GREAT
MANY MORE PASTALoONS THAN COATS AND
VESTS AND SEPARATE sEEEsUCKER PANTA-
LOOMS ARE NOT RAPID SELLERS WEAVE DE-
TERMINED TO CLOSE THEM. AND IF YOU THINK
9Oc PAIR is CHEAP ENOUGH COME AND LOOK
THEM OVER
CHILDRENs CLOTHING.
CASHMERE SUITS HAVE BEEN REDUCED ALL
ALONG THE LINE. NOT A SUIT ALLOWED TO Es-
CAPE AND 1T MATTERS NOT WHAT YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR IN THE WAY OF CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING. OUR PRICES ARE so TEMPTING AS
TO MAKE PURCHASERS OUT OF AL WHO TAKEA
PELP AT THE STOCK
BOYS CLOTHING.
PERHAPS THE SUIT YOU PURCHASED FIRST OF
THE SEASON IS WORN OUT OR LOOKS SHABBY
AND NEEDS REPLACING SUCH THINGS HAP
PENvER OFTEN, AND WE ARE SURE YOU CAN
AFFORD To BUY THE SECOND SUIT WHEN YOU
SEE THE PRICES on OUR BOYS SUITS.
MEMS SEPARATE PANTA1OONs
OUR LINE is NEI,Y LARGE AND WE THINK
EVERY TASTE AND PURSE CAN BE SUITED WE
WANT 10 CALL JOUR ATTENTION 10 OUR srE-
ClAL LINE OF MARTINS ENGLISH CASHMERE
PANIALOONS. No HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY
SILL THEM READl MADE i OR LESS THAN $40
PAIR. THE lR4CE To UHDIR Il S15 PAIR WE
HAVEJCST PURCHASED ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
PAIR AT VERY ADVAN1 AGEO, PRICE AND
ARE GUING TO SHARE THE PURCHASE WITH
YOU. SO COME AND LOOK THIN OVER AND TAAE
TIE CHOICE OF The LOT AT sc go A PAIR
MINIS SUITS
ARE NOW WAY DOWN IN PRICE, AND WE CAN IN
IEREST YOU If THERE IS ANYTH Nc IN
kLOTHES LINE-THAT'S OUR LINE-TIiAT YOU
ARE IN WANT OF. DROP IN All HEADQUARTERS
THAT'S HEnE-
A. SAKs Il CO..
LEADERS IN CLOTHING,
SIC and 3lS SEVENTH STREET au1
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To-morro,v,s DoubIe-Sheet.

Advertisers VIII confer favor by sending in their
orders early as possible 10 insure insertion and
classification in Saturdays eight page issue of The
STAR
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A. SAKS 4 CO.,
LEADERS IN CLOTHING.
SIG and 31S SEVENTH STREET.
Il ANTALOONS.

WHY, CERTAINLY YOU WANT NEW
PAIR. AND SOMETHING IN STYLE, TOO
DON'T SAY We CAN FIT YOU OR SUIT
YOU. BUI GIVE Us lHE BENEFIT OF THE
DOUBT, AND COME IN AND SEE US WE
GUARANTEE THAT THE PRICE, STYLE
AND QUALITY WILL PLEASE YOU
GEORGE SPRANSY
ONE-PRICED CLOTHIER AND TAILOR,
5U7 eth street,
auI Opposite U. 5. Post Office
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MEMoEAspux Or New BUSINESS
RECEIVED BIZ THE
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION,
From the lAth 70 18th inst inclr.;~.

The Association conducts its business on the
ment Plan. Assessments are made bi-monthly to wit
on the First Week Days Of February April June Au-
gust October and November. Que assessment produces
death claims besides setting apart $4,000 to the
credit of the Reserve Fund.
Office in Washington 1909 d street
jy3l LY KNIGHT Genr Aren't
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Some OF our adopted citizens appear 10 believe in
local marriage. Ia a New York court on Thursday
q German witness admitted that he had tour wives
Including the one IN Germany. whom h. was not m
frs disposed 10 count ''Are you marrici?" asked
New York police judge last week OF an freshman
who making visit IN the city. ~ am at home
IL Ireland" he replied, "but am single here"
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BosroS Day GooDs HOUSE.
TOMORROW, FRIDAY. AUGUST lsT,
REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT SALE

Remnants of our stccs Of WHITE SUITS-As we
shall buy this season the balance of our stock
Remnant" We have therefore, placed "Rernna mt
frees On them 10 close. as follows
Q India Linen suit. skirt made with two tucked
Iifes fulI. stylish oSerskiTt. trimmed with Ham
bur neatly 1T IL basqn trimmed with Hamburg
anu tuchIn--. ienn 1t Price, s. so
le India Linen Suit. skirt trimmed with one deem
He,tbnr- iufhe, finished abuv" with thr g deep
iucks very stylish UvcTS-ict trimmed with nm
burg ard tuckS. wtlihttiUg basque trimmed with
TWO r~wS Oi HalaUurx- Remnant price, $500
fine India Linen suit very styli n ard rr tty skirt
ma'lr with two deep tucked RIFLES of rInbroidary
the Lack # Overskirt tucked i'm clusters l,,sniie
trimmed wi II embroidery and tuckinr was ronu
lar sult at SlJ.J0. but have lev only Re,niianr
PiIcc. SI20l
An elegant inula Linen Shit made from finest mate
nal skirt ,riiimed N front with seven utfies OF
Irish point embroidery stylish tucked Jersey
h'tlhz basqJr, trimmed sleeves. around col lar
AID down front with Irish point EN- broi,i.ry I'm
lSt' II az lack tllr and wrists with
Would be cheap al 5000. Remnant price SIS CO.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
9!l Pa ave- Uy3ll 912 q ST.
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JUST The R1eHr Tn1sa FoR Coo1

Childrens SAILOR SUITS. axe to II. selling at
s63u, one,ha former price to close out at so
Shirt Vast from 75c up Boys, Single short AM ons
SUIT at half price. Straw Hats almost given away
Boots and Shoes at q great reduction. At
19l4lyl6 Fennsylvan1a avenue
jy31 J. W. SELBY
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Bosrov DRy Goops HOUSE,.

AIV0 IVN I'm NEtlUfIS 4 EDUSF.
TOM RROW, FRIDAY. AUGUST Isr
Our RIG LAR NE5.hI.Y REMNANT DAY.
REMNANTS OF CHILDEFS'S COLLARS
10 Chr"n's fancy Prrcal co lars, round and square
coTtrrs, regular price ltc. each Remnant price 10
e-cI ~ 10 Ter dom. A. CinIr MS ~aiiic and Per
Gale 81 arr. round and square corners regular price
lec- and &c Esm'ianI price l0C exc. or Tor 2
LADIES' COLLARS
n. SO LADIES' Standing Care Collars hest nuali+
ct iply linen. siI-L y sUIled sizes L. 49, ami Ii
re u'ay price 20 each kemneut price I0t each or
: -: &c. -
No. lGlI4 Ladies Standin.- Cape Collars with hand.
soHie eti-r SIS l. l23 and l3 regular price 25c
Remnant price lZ'ec.
No. lAii2-l Ladies SJarGEg Cape Collars with hand
SOM embroidered iCi U.s. sizes ~ and IL only reg
'UI ir-,e - Is. each. Remnant pTic,- pc.
No lfn.-I lsr~' Linen STANDING Care Collars en-
br"ii'rttt points slzr Is only, regular prlce 25c
femi.al.t price l1C
No l59i ali - Rollfd Stand!u Collars size and
a. Regular price Ia; Zach RsInIant price for 2ac
NUoDWAhD IL LOTHRDP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ON PRICE ONLY.
81 Ia ave ByJIl 9l2 d st.
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CARRIAGES.
STERLING SILVER.

STERLING SILVER
Not all of able to have our Table Ware made Of
Solid Silver and in fact there s not the slightest
sy for 1t, the handsomest goods repro
duced In fine Plated Ware. And piece should acct
dentally be missing" need not set the police
its track with much less trouble you can replace it.
We always carry . line OF low priced, very snowy
Plated y are, and can offer
Dinner or Breakfast Iastors from 99c. up
lick q Casters at 99c Cake Baskets ut &c
Fruit stands al go. Card Receivers at 99c.
Cream Pitchers ut 99c Sugar Bowls at 99c.
Syrup Pitchers 1T &c. Butter Dishes ut &C., and up
wards
Our Plated Teaspoons at 49c per set marvel Of
beauty and we have Tablespoons and Forks to match
the at 9Qc per set.
We can give you finer grade Of goods warranted to
be plated in " hite Metal Teaspoons ct &c., Table
spoons and Forks at 81 90 per set
For Sl.49 we can give you Six Solid Steel Double
Plated Knives such will give satisfaction you and
whchs We mend highly, though we have the
cheaper grade ut 99c. as we'll
For 99c. We give you Six Steel Table Knives and
Six Steel Forks with double riveted White Bone Ham
de
For 99c. give you Six Fine Steel Solid White
Handle Knives
For 99c. we can give you . Fine Set Of Solid Viii
Handle Carvers.
For ST. can give you Fine Set Of Solid Rubber
Handle Carvers.
In this department we have . number Of other very
cheap goods
Prom the LIST Of August we shall close out all Of our
Iaby Carriages at Cost.
NJ. SILvERBERG d CO..
e1o rru Crppyr .,,,, or,, 10
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S S'S 4 FRI Err 3 RD2
e ooS 4 ~ kk 3
IT IS NOT ONLY OUR DESIRE, BUT OUR
AvowED PURPOSE TO MAKE SWEEPING REDUC-
TONS IN OUR UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT. WE
ARE NECESSARILY COMPELLED TO DO THIS
PREVIOUS TO ANNEXING THE NEXT DOOR
BUILDING
EVERY ONE KNOWS WHAT EFFECT DIRT AND
DUST HAS ON UNDERWEAR: THEREF ORE.
RATHER THAN WAIT AND GET THEM sO1LED,
WE WILL SELL THEM NOW, AND GIVE OUR PA
IRONS THE BENEFIT OF THE REDUCTION. OF
COURSE WE CANNOT MENTION ALL WE HAVE
IN THIS DEPARTMENT. AND ENUMERATE THE
PRICES. SO WE WILL ONLY MENTION A Few
SPECIAL ART1CLEs-FOR INSTANCE:
A GOOD NIGHT GOWN. EMBROIDERED YOKE
WELL MADE. AT &C.,
A BETTER GOWN. WITH YOKE AND FIVE
PIECES OF NICE WIDTH EMBROIDERY AT ssc.:
FORMER PRICE s1.2o
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS. SO AND So INCHES
LONG. 9so THIS GOWN Is SPECIAL FEATURE
PARTICULARLY AS 1T Is LONGER THAN THE
AVERAGE GOWN
CAMBRIA CHEMIsE, WITH LACE AND EN-
BRoIDERY YOKEs. CSC: GOOD VALUE AT 81. Is.
FOUR DIFFERENT STYLES OF THE ABOVE.
DRAWERS TO MATCH THESE, SAME PRICE.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS REALLY THE CHEAP
EST EVER OFFERED.
A SPLENDID COTTON SKIRT, DEEP CAMBRIA
RUFILE. TRIMMED WITH THREE INCH LACE
AND FINE TUCKING, AT go
SKIRTS WITH EMBROIDERED RUFFLE AND
1UCKING, 9ec
IN OUR MISSES AND CHIIDREN'S DEPART
MENr WE WILL MAKE YOU REDUCTION OF
S37s PER CENT OFF MARKED PRICE. FROM THIS
YOU CAN JUDGE THAT WE ARE SINCERE IN
OUR ASSERTIONS
THESE COMPRISE GINGHAMs P1oUE. MAR.
SEIILES INDIA LINEN LAWN AND CAMRRIc
DRESSES
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CLoslSo-our Sa1E OF REMNANTS

PREVIOUS TO Orr ANNUAL. STOCK TAKING
ABOUT TEE MIDDLE OF AUGUST WE HAVE
HAD ALL OUR REMNANTS OF DRESS COODS
MEAsuRED AND MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
VIII QUANTITY AND PRICE On EACH PIECE
AT GREATLY REDUCED IMCES
WE ARE ALSO CLOSING OUT SPRING AND
SUMNER DRESS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
AND LADIES WHO HAVE NOT SUPPLIED THEM
SELVES CAN NOW OBTAIN SOME GOOD BAR
GAINS.
FRENCH G1NGHAaS. ELEGANT QUALITY. l2,sc
FRENCH sATIEENS GREAT VARIETY, Is AND
37kc
SUMMER CHECK SILKS. GOOD QUALITY SOC,
BLACK GOODS OF ALL KINDS IN GREAT VA.
RIETY-THE CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS EVER
OFFEkED.
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS,
iy16 Sl9 PENNSYLVANIA AvFNJyp
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FOR RENT--STORES.

LHOR RENT-F NE LARGE STORE OR WARE
room At ABB 18th street northwss one of the best
thcrouShfare from Guns, lvsnia avenue st Get
suitable or most any Wholesale retail business
offices Inquire at 4z3 llth street northwest au1-3t
ItOR RENT-STOLE AND DWEILING-ON IHE
Il southe st of 4th and c streets southeast,
facing ellnsylvana suitable for any bust.
ness rent, &ls mon b Inquire 423 18th street
northwest jy3l-lw
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WANTED-HOUSES.

VVANTED-HOUSE OF SIX OR EIGHT ROOMS
w in northwest part of the city preferred. between
and o. 9th and 10th cts; rent rot to exceed $35
Address Box 129, Star Office. auI-2t'
WANT D-TO PURCHASE BETWEEN NOW AND
w september 18th. House OF from to 10 rooms in
&c rgetown. Address. stating location and lowest
terms. Box 80. Star office aul-2ts
WANTED-AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY DE ,lR-
w Gus t. move, would like to rent house to
nine roos) by the year. Ad lress with all pa culars
u. 3. A., l407 street northwest jy31.3ts
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ATTORNEYS.
PROFESSIONAL.

mi Me hosa
RELIABLE CLAIRvOYANT AND ASTRoIOGrsr
can be consulted on business and all affairs OF lfe
snt has Tor ore month, reduced her fee TO centa
Reside nee, 1910 llth street northwest Hours from9
H. H. 10 . IT, H. ana from TO y. IN. mhl4
nj ME- BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
Nl LIFE All business confidential Ladies' and Gen.
tleiien Do cents each <Uo street between 5th
streets northwest h-Ix-fOus
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THE EVENING WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY AUGUST 1884
FOR RENT-FLATS.

l. In The PortlAnd~
several small and handsomely furnished apartma nts.
AH0S. j. FISHER CO.,
yl9-~ 1874 street northwest
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

LNOk RENT-OFFIOES FOR PATENT AND CLAIM
IL Attorn Us. SIG 9th street no invest large rooms
near Patent Office and ost flee department; reason.
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EDUCATIONAL.

"AVERLY SEMINARY, 1887 STREET NV
w Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies and
Children y ar opens september 24th. Catalogues at
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1NOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSES OF TWELVE
Il rooms: all modern improvements. electric bells &c.
on Iowa circle Apply to J. ". T. MYERS, 1923 New
York avenue apl9- l5ws
IrOR SALE-ELEGANT NEW HOUSE on p ST
Il between l7h and 18TH streets all modern improve
inents. Price 5000. Apply TOD ". T. MYERS. l42S
New York avenue my3 law
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ISoR sAlE-PEkh, Ms ABOUT PURCHASING tx
II changing tcllu. Stock INV line eucb a
hofses srrl9ses Harness &C. will find it t. their al
Nathse 10 cali or address 4 have cons ant te-
lIaid for such stock have a stock of Iightnn~
JunI-seAt Carriages. also. Drses IAndsus Surr1e..
carts Bugies. Horses &c. 1 fu nish completc
nvuts every thng to correspond at sbortest potics
S1usiachoi guaranteed MM r DowNkY stables
l2 IL l'24 usltory 1927 lG29 street ep24 SIn
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WANTED--LOTS.

WANTED-IOTS OF GOOD FRONTAGE ON
w Meridian H. 10th str ct str cts, small
frame houses ADDRESS MERCHANT. Star Office iy3l 81
, 1884-11-03

Sr. LoUIs, November "A race be-
tween Teemer and Goudour, which was
declared a tie last Sunday, was rowed
over at Creye Couer lake this afternoon,
resulting in Goudour reaching the home
stake about a quarter of annie ahead of
Teemer. At the turning stake the bow of
Teemer's shell went under water, and be-
fore he had Strengthened it, Goudour
gained fully two lengths, while Teemer
lost constantly. When he arrived at the
home bouy he announced that his boat
was water logged. An examination of
the boat showed seams in its bow, and a
good deal of water in the forward COM
partment. The referee appointed a meet
ing for 10 O'Clock p. m, when he would
hear the statements of both sides and
give his decision. The time of the race
was 20:40.
Between 10 and IL o'clock. after CON
siderable talk, Referee Gallagher gave the
race to Goudour, and declared all bets and
pools off. The declaring OF bets and
pools off is based upon what Gallagher
called the unnatural betting, which is
allefed to be the putting up of money on
Goudour in a secret way by some OF the
Teemer party