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PRNNsYLvAKyA ELoPKNBNTs.-A York Pa) spe-
ctal TO the Baltimore SUN says: Henry A. RoJhan,
married man, aged IS years, foreman at Spatz'e
cigar factory, Dalastown, In this county. eOped
saturday night with the l5-year-old daughter OF
Jacob Setchrst Miss Seichr1St was cigar-maker,
employed In the same factory. A York man and
his stepdAughter are missing and are supposed 70
have eoped II u thought they have eone 70 Balti-
more
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no SARATOGA LAKE eroRe,
AND CATSKILL MOUNTAINS
ONLY ALL RAII. AND PARLOR CAR LINE
AXE GEORGE,

Trains on New York, West Shore and Buffalo Ry by
West shore Of Picturesque Hudson River leave Jersey
City Station of Pennsylvania X. as follows
SARATOGA SPECIAL. yG5 a.m--Arrive SARATOGA
2S pIG. caldwell. Lake George. 425 III. NOntreth IL
pm. Elegant Pullman Buffet Cars to Saratoga thence
10 Montreal
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL. 9:39 am-Ar-
1--WE Hotel haaterskill $50 p.m Grand Hotel 2:c1 pm
IarlOr Cars.
DAY EXPRESS. 16:l6 am-Arrive Albany p m :
Sharon springs m. Cooperstoyn pm. Utica $50
pm. Syi acJ~e 1:15 Rochester l0:40 PM Buffalo
12.l5 Am, NIAGARA Falls lbs Parlor Cars AL
bany. Sharon Sprinz and NIAGARA Falls.
SARATOGA AND CA1Sk1LL MOUNTAIN En-
1kESS. IL 40 am.-Arrfve Hotel kaa.ersku sis In
Grand Hotel sos PM Saratoga rs pm. Lake
tp-m Parlor Cars Jersey City to Saratoga and Lake
George
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MOUNTAIN LINZ
IT'D. 345 P.m--Arriye Hotel Kaaterskill Q. 10 pm
Grand Hotel 5 As pm Saratoga $50 PIN Lake George
lin Mountains to Saratoga Buffet Parlor Car leaves
Washington on Pennsylvania T. L. train s:l5 for
saratoea sieepers thence To Montreal The New York
1imfed leaves WASHINGTON at $40 m, connecting
with Saratoga and Casklll Mt Limited q. Jersey City
Ask for single round trip tickets by Vest Shore route
and avoid ferry at and long transfer through New
c!ty.
Apply to City or DEPOT Agent o: Penn. RR- for COM
Eiete tables tickets and Parlor Car chairs Parlor
Gar chairs from jersey City station reserved advance
aTCn application to AGENT Pullman Car Co. Penn RR
station. jersey City, New Jersey.
HENRY MONETT, Gen. Pass Agt
le2O-3m "A State street. New York.
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PHYSICIANS AND DRuGe1srs
PHYSICIANS AND DRUGG1srs
RECOMNEND
BDs o'oo www& s. ssss
B B o o WWWW MN 9
BIB Z 90 W W nm :, S6SS
H ERR 90 MN
i Is e. $ % s sss 81
gBg II TIT TIT EEs gRR ssss
s E ssss f ! : E. Hsr { H'f { ssssss
AS THE BEST TONIC.

This medicine combining Iron With pure Vegetable
Tonnes, quickly and completely CURES DYSPEPSIA
INDIGESTION, MALARIA. WEAKNESS, IMPURE
BLOOD, CHILLS AND FEVER, aud NEURALGIA
reaches every part of the system pures and enrches
the blood the muscles and nerves. tones
and invisorates the system.
A FINE APPETIZER-Best tonic known.
1t will the worst of Dyspepsia removing all
distressing symptoms such Tasting the Food Belch
ing, Heat In the Stomach, Heartburn, etc.
THE ONLY IRON MEDICINE THAT WILL. NOT
BLACKEN OR 1NJURE THE TEETH.
all persons who lead sedentary lives
An UNFAILING REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS.
Persons suffering from the effects Of overwork ner.
vous troubles loss Of appetite debility experience
IT DOES NOT CAUSE HEADACHE OR PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iron medicines do
1t the only preparation Of Iron that causes no in,u
nous effects Physicians and Druggists recommend it
the BEST TRY IT.
The genuine has Trade Markand crossed red lines on
wrapper. Take no other Made only by
AUG BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore Md.
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DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN A SCHOOL HousF-At Mark
dale. ont. yesterday William Norris. head teacher
OF the Markdae school, shot Miss Ford, the seconc
teacher He fred five shots. three taking effect.
lie then shot himself, dying Instantly. Miss Ford
Is still alive but cannot recover
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AUCTION SALES.
T,HOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

HORSE AND WAGON. STOCK Of GROCERIES.
MILLIONAIRE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
SPICES, TEAS AND COFFEE. FkUIT JARS OIL
CAN AND OIL, TRUCK, FIXTURES, AWNING
tNEARLf NEW). LARGE ICE BOX, SCALES.
&c, &C.,
On FRIDAY, AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH 1894,
Commencing at TEN OCl OCK. at store No 1900 18th
street northwest street will sell the entire
contents. as partly enumerated above
ne wa<on, awning. &C. will be found in good condi-
uon and nearly new having been used but short time
IedinS CASH THOMAS BOWLING.
Ancfi
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The Soldiers, Homo Investigation.

AUGUSTA, ME-, August 26.-The special congress
sional committee to inquire into the management
city, and will commence its Investigation Of the
TOJuS Home Tomorrow.
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SILENT BECKY.-Mss Becky Jones, the recalc,-
trant witness In the Harmersley will case who went
10 jail, In New York, nearly three months ago for
refusing TO stalk about the people she lived WITH"
Is Sti behind the bars and sll processes 10 be as
firm ia her determination y keep her mouth shut
until the resurrection day. as when she first said
So somebody has given her a parrot, and sha
seems 10 enjoy It's company very much.
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STARVED HERSELF TO DEATH.-A German actress
at Omaha named Mary Thiesen, suffering from
jealousy, refused for three weeks 10 touch food
and literally starved 70 death. The doctors pro,
nounce the case one OF melancholy insanity.
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Tnomas g. Kramer, son OF Chaplain Samuel
Kramer, OF this city, was apothecary on the ITALIA
poosa, and one OF the survivors OF the recent dsas
ter. Chaplain Kramer to-day received a letter
from his son, giving an account of the sinking Of
the vessel. and some interesting particulars con-
corning the loss OF Surgeon Black OF the victims
OF the catastrophe. When Kramer was aroused
by the shock, and heard the ttmbers crashing he
went on deck.
One OF the men had his hand badly crushed by the
gether with Kramer took him to the dispensary to
oress ms wounds While the surgeon was attend
ing 10 tnlS duty the ship was sinking. Black kra-
mer ana the injured man made rush for the ladder
10 go on deck There was crush at the ladder, and
pr BLACK dld not succeed In getting upon the deck
just as Kramer reached the deck he was washed on
py wave The ship Immediately settled and went
down thus 1t was surgeon Blacks fidelity 70 duty
that caused his death.
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FINANCIAL AND COuuERc1ar.

The New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and p. m prices
OF theNew York Stock Market to-day, as reported
by special wire to II. H. Dodge, 539 18th street,
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Shaking the Isle of Jersey.
Honors to Lieut.. Greedy.

LONDON, August 26.-An earthquake shock, last
Ing thirty seconds felt to-day on the island OF
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
II IHE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
Line BEINEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON
UOCBI.F TRACK JSNNFy COI-pTFR,

1lS sf a aSb THE THE % HkaE
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER
Schedule u Ts ThfFGf ITNp Ngr1 5TsE 15rH
Leave Nsshlngon from station corner Of New Jersey
Ter Chicago. Cincinnati louisville and st Louis daily
ato:1. d m i9.io a NJ 1910 p IL. with through
without change lo-l3 a. IL daliy to Chicago except
For Ii;rsburg at $50 a. m and $40 p m. daily: 10
"a to Iattsbu?u. Cleveland and Detroit. withsleep
For Toledo and Detroit via Monroeville 1O:l5a m
daily with Sleeper for Toledo. Via Wheeling AID Lake
Trans for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m
lo m daily with faior "a and seep a Cars anu at
and i5o5 a. M, iSii6 SA ao IS Go $50 - as
minute train.J 440 $50 ESQ., 7OO So s:i0 lO:IOp.
Ier Baltimore on Sundays. $50 500. $40 a. H. 1:2a
.JS. ';uo 40 o;5o $50 i;OO So $40 aud 1O:lOp.
1orroints The Shenandoah Valley Railroad lois a.
For Annapolis 6:4o a. m, and II 10 and 40 D. NJ; on
For Way stations 6et9 S En- n Washington and Baltimore
10 Gao $40 a. N. II 10 2. $780, lao. 100 and
20 p N Tos Stations on Meiropolitan branch i,:i
IN . an sar e2 , p daily r1espt Snnda, 40
franch 80 m daily for ie1g;on ssagntdH i: aad
daily Tor fTe,erek $50 sly a. ai. 1o:is s a IS
For Hascrstown, i0l5 ~ and 5s5 p IL daily except
Trains arrive from the West daily &C., so H. DDS
From New Scrk and Philadelphia, 255. ssoa N. daily.
c - T. III. daily. except Sunday.
From Annapolis $40 a and 1:J0 and C.31 D. H. :;
Sunday, >; si3 j. 6:31 J..
klCm lexington. GO a. daily. and 215 T. II. daily.
except SUNDAY
From Frederick and Intermediate points SOS a. m.
2l5 = m and 3 ~ daily. except Sunday. So
J. II. daiiy from PoiItt OF Rocks
Trims leave Baltimore for Washington at ZOO 4:4O
- .. 80. 900. 10 and 1870 a. m IBIS go
o. 20. 500 t1l, 80 900 10: 10 T. III on sun
G:25. 80 and . co l.. ~
a. trans from Washington stop at Relay Station e1-
ceIt 4>30 4. III.
iol IGrther Information apply at the Baltimore
yEio Ilcket Cfhce-Washngt6n Station, Gig and 1851
ANA avenue corner lith street where
VII De taAe Tor Uaase 10 be checked
point the city
W NJ CLEMENTS NJ of T.. Baltimore
.el1 & h LORD t,e,'l Passenger .ye,t
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AIBI0N's BADLY BROKEN BANK.-The inner safe
or the Albion bank was forced yesterday and II IA
understood that nothing OF any value was found
Warner. the president OF the bank. disposed OF
S60pO In bonds OF the First National bank OF Rich.
mond, Va, for his private purposes before he fed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

nR LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
only reliable Ladies Physician in the city can be
consulted daily o29 Missouri avenue first street sonfh
Of Pennsylya avenue. between Sd ana x stret5 All
female complaints aud irregularities quickly removed
Prompt treatment Correspondence and cons,ltatinns
strictly confidential Separate rooms ladies' Otfce
lOurs-l 4 and to 8 D. IL au10. In,s
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REDucr1oss ExrRAoaD1sARY,
AT THE. MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
Genuine Calcutta seersucter Suits
reduced from s1s to $40
Genuine Bombay seersucker Coat and Vests
from So to So
Light Colored Serge Suits from SIS to $780,
Black Alpaca Goats reduced so cents on the dollar
Blue Flannel Suits reduced SO per cent
Immense stock of Mems and Boys' Pants
reduced 50 per cent
Chdrens Pants and Jackets reduced fully SO per cent
Boys Suits reduced regardless of cost or value
Odd Vests reduced to mere nominal price,
Fine Black Dress Suits reduced to SIS
Office Coats reduced to 4Oc.
manufacture.
JUST RECEIVED
large line of Fall Overcoats cheap At
THE MISFIT STORE,
au18 CORNER TENTH AND SITS
THNHE CELLULOID TRUSS; THAT NEVER BREAKS
never wears out always Clean aud can be worn
while bathing. Is tor sale at
CHAS. FISHERS,
COS 1th street northwest
MRS FISHER Cevotes her attention to the wants Of
Lady Patrons mil
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UNDER THE WHEELs-Royal b. Conant while at.
tempting 10 board train at Peabody. Mass, yes.
terday, fell under the wheels and received Injuries
which rendered necessary the amputation OF his
right leg above the knee. ConanU deraulted $4,000
from the Eliot national bank In 1878, but par
doned by President Arthur owing 10 mitigating cir.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

YNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TIE ENTIRE PLANT OF THE WASHINGTON
ALL STOCK AND MATERIAL on HAND (EX-
GETTING SOME sULPHATE OF AMMoNiAl.
WILL BE
SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On SATURDAY. TWENTY-THIRD AUGUST 1884
at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, i'll front of the works OF the
Company, on 2tth street. between G. and II streets
CHAMBER, 1y01Io aud IA feet high with front and
back towers Sx5 and ID feet high pan capacity $50
lLS tall approximate lelsureInents); three SULPHUR
furnaces Tor 50 H. charges hourly four Retor Fur
nares, Including Glass Netorts reducing pans etc for
Ine manufacture OF OH OF lriol together with all
6liCh AND FRAME BUILDINGS connected there
WITH az well as all tools. implements and machinery
aIpertaInin3 thereto. Also its BRICK AMMONIACAL
FACTORY AND BRICK STOCK, and PATENTED
AMMONIACAL 81 EAN STILL for the distillatiuu of
ANMONlACAL GAS LIQUOR ard the manufacture OF
Supiiate OF Ammonia. including Boilers Pumps Satu-
raors Evaporators steam Drying Table, implements,
TOOLS anu mac nery OF kind used in operating the
same The AMNONIACAL STILL is continuous in its
operation, and has producing capacity Of from
thousand to hve Thousand pounds phate daily. Con-
tract Tor the Ammonacal Gas Liquor will be transferred
To the purchaser of the works
This sale will be made account of Mr. p Baner
purchaser at the public sale of prop rty made March
18th 1884.
Terms Of sale: Cash within five days. all conveyan-
cling at purchasers cost deposit of $500 forfeit money
required at time of sale
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED Until,
SAIUKDAi. AUGUST THIRTIETH, SANE HOUR
AND PLACE.
For further particulars inquire at the Office of the
The WASHINGTON CHEMICAL WORKS CO."
eu-<-ots OIL Pennsylvania Avenue.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
trustees SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
pRoPERI9 IN GEORGETOWN, NOS 1859 AND


I'M IA y I6E SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Sleo "ESI STREET.
BY virtue OF the trusts contained in the will ofa
the late Decius W. Edmonston admitted probate a
the 14th day of October 1879 and recorded in AN
Liber No H. folio 49, of the records of wills of the Dis
trct OF columbia Trustee under said will thaving
L. simms. deceased. the original trustee. ~ de
Si columbia, In Equity cause No. 7949, Rosetta NJ
td!ls CT AZ versus Ada E. King ct al D will sell at
EuUic aauctlon on SATURDAY, the THIRTEENTH
.aI C, CI SErIEM BER 1881. at HALF-PAST FIVE
OCLCCh IN The AFTERNOON, In front OF the prem
oes ,e property named III said Will rs my lots of
af s y ii in
four feet on said West street and improved by
Sh ana back building frame dwelling houses and
scb az Is more particularly bounded and de-
On AZ tnat part OF lots Nos fifteen Q5 and sixteen d6)
~ 10 ano haWklns addition to Georgetown, and OF
and fo9 o. 1he sup IN said Seorgetown bounded
int 81 M as follows BEGINNING for the same at
~ o se north SIDE OF West street sevepty-two O2)
itv u as intersection with Valley street thence
sAy-lour tb4l feet west following the line of said
street; thence due north. at right angles. to
Ires htree. 1oilowlng Il party wall slXty-six
Woy iett; tence northery parallel With High street
eleven l feet six 30 inches thence easterly at right
parallel with High street eleven Old feet six t6) ncheS
seGe eastery at right angles to High street thirty
$500 10 30 yen WV lncIis; thence soun twenty three
20 9es east ttyeisht toS) feet 1ouIa1da
III is south iue-ahd a,quarter degrees
eas @ W! itet ca
g., ~ ~ ~ li '3e1 leet FOUR
toran - va iClles " we pate VI pelnliie
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A GIRL KILLED FOR A observation-disclosures Hu-
ling. wealthy farmer, living In Bells Bend twelve
miles below Nashville, Tenn, heard some one early
sunday morning entering the window, and, seizin4
his double-barre shotgun, fred both barrels. No
noise was heard, and he procured a lantern TO ex-
anime the supposed wounded burglar, when he
found his own daughter. years old, dead, 1ddled
with buckshOt She had LEFT the house for some
purpose unknown TO him
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I'd Edition.
--latest H6legranS to The Star.
THE OKLAHOMA BOOMER.
Capt. Payne to Go 10 Fort Scott.

ST: LOUIS, August GA dispatch from Fort
smith, Ark. says that Capt. Payne, the notorious
Oklahoma boomer, and seven OF his associates, who
were arrested at Rock Falls, Indian Territory, by
Gen Hatch, some days ago, arrived there yester-
DAY In charge OF Lieut. Jackson'S detachment OF
cavalry. They were not delivered to the authori-
ties at Fort Smith, as was originally intended, but
by direction from Caldwell, Kan, Lieut. Jackson
VIII take them to Fort Scott, kaS-, where they Will
be placed In charge Of United states officers.
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WASTE OF NATURAL GAS AT PrrrsBuRa.-rt "a

WASTE OF NATURAL GAS AT PTTrsBuRa.-It Is
said that thirty million feet or natural gas daily
escape from the dozen or fifteen wells opened In
and around Plttsburg The pipes laid In the Monon.
gailela river near Soho allow so uch gas escape
that lJ raises the water In bubbles three or four
Inches high. and IL would not be difficult 10 set the
river on fire. Where the gas-ppes are laid I'm the
streets the ground is in places SO permeared with
the gas That it takes fire when match Is applied
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The President at Newport.

THE DESPATCH sALuTED BY THE SHIPS IN THE HARBoR.
PROVIDENCE, August 26.-The U.SS Despatch
arrived at Newport from West Island with PreSi-
dent Arthur at 1890 o'clock, and was received with
salutes from ships and the torpedo station.
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John SHERMAN l. CO., Auctnneers.

Ohm SHERMAN l. CO. Auctfoneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT AND TWO
FRAME HOUSES THEREON, KNOWN AS NOS
3lt AND sig 9 STkEET SOUTHEAST. NEAR
,syy virtue n;,i Of deed Of trust dated May o.
ct seq one Of the land records of the District
uoa, we VIII sell AT puPhc auction IN front Of the
EIGHTH. 1884 at SIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ part of lot two
l2) III square seven hundred and ninety t,gO the same
having front o. q feet and inches street south
east and running back Of that width IS feet more par
tcuay described III said deed of trust with the i'm
DWELLINGS ~
Terms Of sale third cash. balance in equal install
ents IN one and two secured by led OF trust
on the premises Sold all cash. the option of the
purchaser. deposit Of 800 required the day of
sale Terms to be complied with i'll seven days from
te day OF sale the property will be rsold the
and risk OF the defaultiug purchaser All conyeyancne
ana recort1nS at buyers expense.
BENJAMIN f. LEIGHTON
Office, 49, Louisiana avenue n w. -,
CYRUS K. FOSS. trustees.
ID Grant Place.
The purchaser at prior sale having failed to comply
with the terms of said sale within the time limited by
the terms thereof the above property will be resod
at his cost and risk
BENJAMIN F. LEIGHTON, ,
auElS-d6ds CYRUS X. FOSS, ( trustees.
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

CLARk's O. n. L. SpooL Corrox
SIX sPOOLs FOR p CENTS.
atACERBACH's Sewing Machine Rooms cor 18th and II
Agency for the light running NEW AMERICAN No :
An entirely new. Eigh-arm machine manufactured
=; the tld-establlshed american Sewing Machine Co.
filadeplna " high surIasses ali Others speed,
I.-Clty and durability.
Also. new attic Domestic. Singer. Howe Or. W
shc wilson No. {. and other trstclass Machines for
kA.e
We employ &c caEvassing agents
~ teaI-ilg Win money and annoyance
, Instruction Tree IL your residence by experienced
lady teaSlers
Al Kinds repaired and warranted
T.. AUFRBACH,
fo-ner an and next door 10 Auerbach's Gents Fur
Iishlng and Hat Store ,y26
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. ORTIZ GERMAN LLOYD
MEDICAL. &c.


nR- DODDS NERVINE No. "A PERMANENT
II Cure or Nervous and Physical Debility, Loss of
Vitality caused by tndlscretion, excuses, &c
Sold It sTSNDlFOhD'S st. Cloud Pharmacy, corner
9th and streets. Price 81.
sent by mail sealed. au26 tuts
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLEOR
WI two of DIR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
VII cure any case of Seminal Weakness Nervous De-
EAfy and lmpOtency. 1t imparts vIgor U the whols
system so street southwest au25-lm.
DE YE HEALED GO TO DR. BROTHERS. 9O6
- and sos street southwest and be cured The only
rable resident ADVERTISING physician i'll Washington
H has given his particular attention the treatment
ant cure 81 all forms OF Disease particularly that
a private character. for over 81 years. au25-lm'
II HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
u DIR BROTHERS is not the oldest established adj
Nerising ladies Physician in this city Ladies' Won
can cor tdently consult DR. BROTHERS. Dos Is st sw
fArcuar attention paid to all diseases peculiar to
lades married or single All irregularities and
ran troi b.ts successfully treated Board with
COED Accommodations and kind eficle. nurses furn
l-hd u tIose who desire stay few DAYS in tie
city under lis treatn au25-1,ps
NADAME DE FOREST HAS REMEDY FOR Ia
AVR dies All female complaints OF icSly cured Can be
consulted daily at 124 tn street northwest Office Lours
from to o'clock p m. with ladies only ty23-2ms
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SERIOUS DROUGHT IN TExAs-The ForesvfIle
Chronicle says: Water Is scarce along the roads
that couple OF young men coming from San An
tonia on Tuesday, With q bottle OF whisky, were
glad to be able to exchange half their whisky Tor
an equal amount Of water.
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M LINERS. 2o4 10Th STREET NORTHWEsT-
w Sxrpe Lining Felt, Shoemaker Anti souesk Port.
i I1 sSa 4 Iop CementA Lima Ilastoc Pitch. Felt
SAAAA' SeS~AS AZ. Aaoss e AlA
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SHOT AND KILLED BY A PLAYNATK-At Long
Hart, aged thirteen years, was shot and instantly
killed by his playmate, George Eastman, at the
latters residence. Willie Hart, George Eastman
the morning got up and were playing robbers and
young Hart entered the room from the stairway
leading from the yard he was met by Eastman, who
leveled revolver at him, and, suppOsing IL 70 be
empty, fired the shot which ended the life OF
bright and promising boy. Young Hart fell down
the stairs backward, shot through the right lung,
ard expired immedfately
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The Courts,

POLICE CoURT-Judge Mills pro tenn
To-day, William SnOwden, cOlOred, larceny OF
coat from Patrick King; so or 80 days In iail JAS
Jaiser and David Cary, profanity; S each. George
Miller fined S. or Is days on the farm for diorderly
conduct.
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TtOR SALE-SHEEP LAMBS AND CATTLE WILL
-, sell, at public auction. THURSDAY, the TIVE y
11ElGHTH INSTANT, at the Cattle Pens, corner 18th
ana b streets northwest. Washington the following
stock: 400 young Ewes and Ncthers 300 Lambs. Also
lot OF Fresh Cows springers and stock cattle Tes
cash. C. f. WILKINS l. CO. Aucts
Sale commences ELEVEN A. NJ. aug26-2t'
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CHARGE OF AssACLT-A warrant was issued to-
day by the clerk OF the Police Court On the oath OF
assault and battery. Mr. Langley states that he
was in the Green House restaurant, on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, last Wednesday, when Williams
struck him i'll the mouth with loaded cane, knock
ing his 'front.' teeth out.