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FIRF WAS DIzCpvET.Eu this morning about
Cc.yCS IL IL. t>eucnbaCh'S machine shop, Ala
11th street EorthweSt. 1t was extinguished be-
2re nHci. damage was done. by the fremen Of
40. : engine company, without turning in an
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THE WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP.
Arrangements for the Sunday Services
Late Arrivals at the Camp.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING star.

Correspondence Of The EVENING Star
WASHINGTON GROVE, August %.
Tne devotional services Of camp meeting are
daily increasing In earnestness and interest.
Though only handful Of visitors were to be
seen ct the Grove yesterday the services were
well attended and very impressive. DR.. Har-
mon preached at IL q. m. At $50 p. m. the
children were instructed by Rev. Harry France,
and delightful song service was conducted by
Prof Spurrier. At the same hour q consecra-
ton meeting was held at the canvas Taber-
nacle. The young peoples meeting at $50
last evening, addressed by Rev. John Shively,
was especially interesting. Many requests for
nacls service several knelt at the altar. Rev
MT: kyland, Of the 18th street church. made q
There was q special service for the colored
people at their tent on Grove avenue, at g
o'clock. Mrs. Mary Burris conducted the meet
peal. As usual the meeting was largely at
tended. DIR. Edwards will preach the morning
sermon to-day. Dr.. Richard Norris came to camp
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SUNDAY.
The program for to-morrows service is very
attractive. DR.. L. F. Morgan will preach at IL
q. m. The entrance gates to the circle will
close at about 11:15, and one-quarter of an hour
sermon viii be by DR.. NJ. F. B. Rice. At the
same hour Major Hall will conduct the prayer
called meenS Of the
was held at the tabernacle last night, at which
arrangements for the Sabbath were completed.
Some violations OF the Sabbath law were re-
ported, and steps were taken to prevent their
recurrence. The detective force will be in.
creased. Abundant supplies have been laid in.
An immense concourse Of people from all
quarters Is confidently expected.
PERSONAL.
Miss Jennie Smith, the well-known railroad
evangelist. will visit the encampment as the
guest of Mrs. Jas. w. Somerville, on Grove
avenue, and remain over Saturday and Sun.
Rev. John Shively will leave the camp to-
morrow forenoon.-Among the arrivals yes
terday were Col. VIM. Kilgour, Mr.. Zach
Waters, county Mr.. Earnest Sharer and Mr..
Edward Smith, Washington; Mr.. John Higgins
and Edward Peter, Rockville.
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HEMoRRHo1Ds
BLIND, BLEEDING ANDITCHING, POSITIVELY
CURED BY CUTICURA

warm bath with Cur1cuRA SOAP, ar exquisite
Skin Beautier, and single application Of CurIcuRA.
the great Skin Cure, will instantly alay the intense
itching Of the most aggravai ed Itching Pisa
This treatment, combined with small doass of Curry
cURA REsoLvENr. the new Blood Purifes, thsse times
per day, to regulate and strengthen tbs boNeis, r-
come constipation and remove the eGuse, viii cure
Blind. Bleeding and Itching Piles when all other xsre-
dies and even physicians fail.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ADJUSTMENTS.
PAoEs By CALCIUM IIeHn
FAST TIME RECORDS BROKEN
ATHLETIC PARK, CORNER 9TH AND Sta.
MONDAY NIGHT, August "a, at O'Clock.
AMERICAN RECORDS TO BE BEATEN
Twenty-mil Race between JOHN BROOKS. Cham
pOn Ireland purse s Of sioc to Be oven the
American record Is beaten.
HAN on Tricycle.; 7. ". Eek on = Bicycle. when
Record of 16 min. IS sec.
Halfmile Heat Handicap-Mne Armaindo, Cham.
pion Lady Bicyclist VS. T. W. Eek. Of Chicago
One Mile Handicap between Louise Armaindo,
Harry Higham, John Brooks, VIM. NJ. Woodside and
T. w. Eek. and other events.
These will be the first Races given in Washington at
cesbraed Wseenen lie Trank yi iI be
Admission only rs cts. Stand 25 cts extra. Boys
nIME MUSEUM,
- Pennsylvania ave, near 18th ct.
GRAND OPENING,
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST OATH.
ana ad cacu.
TED TO delight the Ladies and Family parties
The great
MIACCO'S
New Mammoth
HUMPTY-DUMPTY PANTOMIME,
with Tricks, Illusions and Transform ations most won.
derfil The Famous Clown, AL Miacco, as Humpty-
SPLENDID SPECIALITY COMPANY.
20 Performers 20
The Best and Most Complete Show In America.
See Programs.
MUSEUM DEPARTMENT.
The Great Automatic show. over One Thousand
Moving Figures. The Seasons-Spring, Summer,
Autumn and Winter. from Berlin This exhibition
alone Is worth double the charge OF admission and
should be seen by every family In Washington. II Is
simply beautiful Admission to all only 10 cents Re-
served seats 20 cents 1t
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MA>UFt CTTREFS RE'fSNNTS Of fine Satteen,
~ Toe. Per yard. SatfCeD finished Percale a.
she. per yard ~ \. Stems, 90i 9TH So, between
J ard X SITS. ais 0:} dozen Ladies' Balbriggan
regular made Hos. at I.Ic pair.
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FINE PHoTos, Kets Kemethy's. 100 Pa ave

JusTu's Or STAND. 6I9 y ST. n. W., Buys
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mil
promptly attended TO.
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CuT1cURA REMEDIES positive cure for every
form OF Skin and Blood Diseases from Pimples to
Scroflla Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcuRA, Soc;
SOAP. Csc; REsoIvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUa AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, MASS
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Best Quality Blue, White and earav
Flannel Shirts at Auerbachs Bicycle Shirt De-
pot, 7th and n streets. -
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BEFORE purchasing your winter fuel consult
our advertisement and save money, Henry
A. Clarke . Son. 9:s} n ST. n
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Ii PERSONS at present out Of the city who
ssire houses during the coming fall will send
cir names To B. III. Warner, 916 street
Jrthwest he viii send them his weekly rent
~ containing full Information as to houses he
for rant.
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Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases"
SKIN Blemishes, Pimples, Blackheads and Baby
Humors, CUT1cURA SOAP.
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THE finest and oldest brands of rye, bourbon
and sour mash WHISTLES are to be had at CHI.
No. 911 eth street northwest
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
hoo AND ll04 n STREET NV.
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN HOME
AND DAY SCHOOL
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
MRS ELIZABETH J. soMERs, AN. Principal
MRS nuonsn A. o syuns, us Principal.
Assisted by . Corps Of Thirteen Able Mastsrs and
TeacherAL
Highest Standard In English and Classical studiea
Modern Languages under Direction Of the BERLrTz
SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Special Advantages In instrumental and Vocal Nuaic.
Art and Elocution.
Eleventh Year ope-: OCTOBER lsT. 1885.
Application BY letter or personally. - above
au22-Sm
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owtSG n ths continued warm spell we shall
extend our summer ofIer little longer. Six
Elegant 1sbtnet Photographs for One Dollar.
DOn { miss the chance. our work Is superb. r.
Wal S Imperial studios $40 Market Space;
also at -. FCuus~ivau avenue and 2O5 W.
BaltlInOre s.rect. BAitIInnre.
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Was Cured Of Kidney Complain& hv +h.
use of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedve
q. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, Indianapolis
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Gents Laced shoea
and congress gaiters, with Scotch edoe onIv
$1.47. 2. Strasburger, 0O6 It'll street, four doors
above L
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THE GREAT SALE of dry goods at 9OS eth
81. northwest viii close very shortly. See auction
column.
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nON'T FILL THE SYSTEM WITH QUINryE
~ In the effort to prevent or Fever and Ague.
Ayers Ague Cure is far more potent preventive and
remedy with the ADVANTAGE Of leaving In body no
polscn to produce dizziness, DEAFNESS. headache. and
other disorders The proprietors rant it
YOUNG, OLD, AND MIDDLE-AGED, ALL EX-
perience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayers
Sarsaparia. Young children suffering from sore eyes,
sore ears scald head with auy scrofous or syphi
tic faint, may be made healthy and strong BY its
aulS
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What remaineth then to tell!
So THrY SAY
THEY. THE PEOPLE. SAY AS HOW
ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
has worked wonders in waging successful warfare
against trickery, ccanery and cummings treacber-
Gus combination which reaped where it had not sown
and gathered where it had not strewn."
Just look the strife began,
Jealousy the flame did fan
True loves course smoothly ran
so THEY SAY.
They. the people, say
They will with voice and accord rally to the
And prelude to the rudef gale viii ali attend m
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
simple declaration Of our proposed principle Of
conducting business look" as it were and "the
strife began" howngs and mutterngs of disapproyA
every side. The success which attended the adoption
and faithful carrying out of the principle settled upon
wrought Jealousy in their hearts
And famed the flame of discontent
Until on Villainous mischief bent
they sought to disturb the even tenor Of our NAV nv
vile, vicious. malicious and fraudulent course which
In the rebound. will catch and crush them. in the
meanwhile they are doing the
while we are selling the
zs KLoTHrNa.
Is What remaneth then to tell?
:s.a All il well that endeth well
ADLER's
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
l. the Great Boom ofthe season Don't fai to attend
ABLE Frs
10 TEN PER CENT 10
CLOTHING HOUSE,
e27 and s2e seventh street northve.e
Corner Massachusetts avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
~ Open evening" until Q: Saturdays unts, n.
1000 GENUINE sEERsucKER coArs avn
VESTS al the latest patterns. Sls7 for coat snd
Vest
11AdIers Ten Per Cent Clothing Hou.e hss No
house II Isl. ely q Dssc Ss With any osnss
bs5 this .n shss yer nay esc.ps being opcn.
ssasss q rsdssa &c. Sass:n''' . sIIS
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The Cheapest Place
In the city to buy Silver Plated Ware n at the
Boston Variety Store, 7O5 and 7O7 Market
Space. Goth afn1m
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IN CAMP ON THE BEACH.

The w. l.. L. Corps Entertained at the
stockton The Trip to the Break.
water.
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GRouNDs.-Following is the program to be rem.
dered at the marine bands concert at the
White House grounds this afternoon: Caprice.
Lost Chord" (by request, Sullivan; Collocation,
rsaSss,} Grove; Overture, aWilliam Tei" -
Trial By Jury. Pirates" I'm g Called Little
9uintette from i" Patience" duet from princes
ida" Carefully on Tiptoe Stealing" from
-" Pima fore;;" Sentry's Song from "Ioianthe:"
of aiolanthe:" Characteristic Fantasia, "Gypsy
Life" lie There; Morning, "In the WoodsS
P9laeca; La ;, zingara, ''shant DArrono" and
srspEcrED--Alice Way was arrested this
morning by Detective Block on suspicion of
two pawn tickets from Miss Jennie Han. an
enploye ofthe government printing office who
was staying at the Forrest house. She was
committed 10 jail until Tuesday in default Of
pail, when her case will be tried.
SHE CALLED THE WITNESS A LrAR.-Caspar
Herbert. the keeper Of q grocery store on the
charged I'm the Police Court this morning with
Keeping an unlicensed bar. John Ainsworth
testified that on several occasions he went in
Herberts store and got drinks with money for-
nished him by officer Rhodes. On one occasion.
he said Mr.. Herbert's daughter waited on him
iouE uouot, tulS man Is q li6r, SAlQ MISS Her.
ert.and the judge reminded her that for a rene
tltion OF the offensive language she would be
adjnged guilty OF contempt A fine of SIO6
and costs was imposed. Mr.. Cahin, for the de-
fendaut, noted an appeal.
RoBBERIEs REPoRrEp-John A. Greenwood.
OF Derry. H., reports that on the goth or 81 ST
he lost or had stolen from him in this city q
pocket-book with 81 in money and some checks
and letters So E; Nelson, stopping at Mrs.
Nurray's. 239 North Capitol street, reports Thai
there was stolen from under his pillow a gold
watch with plated chain and q Smith
Wesson revolver, valued at $5O.-Adam Mil
Ter, Of 23o street northeast reports that night
before last his shop was entered by forcing HE
basement window and that boots, &c. worth %
were taken.-Charles Entwlsle, Of Uniontoyvn
reports stolen from his stateroom on the steamer
Arrewsmith a pair Of trowsers worth S5.-W
4. Wilson, of 313 ID street northwest, reports
that between and o'clock this morning
while absent from home, there was taken from
his vest pocket silver watch, worth 315-
Mrs. g. r. Barnes, Of 322 street northwest, re
ports stolen from her last Saturday Q brown
silk umbrella, valued at So.
PARRo1si.-Thomas Bowling, auctioneer, has
lust received direct Importation OF West India
parrots, which will be on sale fora few daya
onix.s x.a
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ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 2so
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ALL THAT YOU CLAIM

ALL THAT YOU CLAIM.
have tried your CUTICURA REMEDlEa and find
them all that claim. and the demand for them In
this section Is great. AUGUSTUS W. COLLINS
Higgston, Ga.
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ITCHING pTT.Ea

ITCHING PILES
was taken for the first time In my life with Blind
Piles that could hardly keep on my feet
used various remedies for three weeks when che dis
ease took the form Of Itching Piles, Snd growing
worse. By advice Of an old gentleman tried the Gu
T1CURA One application relieved the itching ano was
soon cured wish to tell the world that IN cases OF
Itching Piles the price of the CuT1cuRA is Of no 40
count From an unsolicited quarter. O. c. kIRBY
Concord N, II.
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Chtldren's Solid Leather
morocco buttoned shoes, with heel. NJ 7ac
worth 81. q Strasburger, o06 18th Street four
doors above /. o
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FUSsELI.s lee CREAM shipped anywhere out
CftOWn: 49, New York avenue.
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SS Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No,
Rye Whisky best IN the world for the money.
Orders by mall McGee's, 9th, near D ST. sNW-SiHn
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PRIcEI.E HEAT CURE. Hemplers, optician,
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bicycle Stockings, Full Line Mems and
BOYS, at Aneroach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 9TH
AoQ "a Stt06SSs 1t
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CITY ITEMS.

Almost Giving Away Dry Goods, Carpets,
o Mss, cns Gc until September 1st Including
26c; 1O4 bleached sheetinE, iSc: rood yard
w,ds niescnea cotton, &C.; unbieached do, &C.;
cna0nSns iancy nose, tc. All other goods In
money. Strasourger's, $40 7th St, bet 81. and /.
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ITCHING PILES

ITCHING PILES
began the use Of your CUTIcURA REMEDIES when
you first put them on the market, and know Of two
of Itching Piles that have been cured by the use
at my suggestion of these remedies
F. N. MARTIN, virden, III.
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WRARE OFFERING some 75c. Carpets for soc.
S1.00 Carpets for Too S1.25 Carpets for 81 90,
and e1.60 Carpets for S1.25. These prices are
les than cost and great bargains. w. B. Moses
& Son, Cor. 11th and sts n. W.
{AoD and syesight fitted, 81. Hempler's,
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vs. AEr OFFERING Furniture Covering worth
zoe ier ard, for 60C. Worth S1.OO for 75c.
WORT : 30 for 81. 90 Lace Curtains worth
So I'o- air for 81 81. Worth $500 for 81 70
Worth 81 20 for $500. These are goods we are
anxious % ILL., and they are all bargains. W.
ID Moss & ~Dn-, Cor. 1 tn AMI + SIS. n. W.
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/. c. 8. Adams, Of the birmingham Savings
bank, Of Framingham, Mass, has rendered his
resignation, on account OF disclosures made by
Bank Commissioner Gatehill
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BASE BALL.-The Nationals defeated the Nor
folks at the Capitol Park yesterday by a score of
10 To 2. Games elsewhere yesterday resulted
as follows: New York, :; Phiadelphias L.
detroit .; Buffalo. 5. Athletic. z; Metropolis
tan, D: Brooklyn, 10; Baltimore, 1. Virginia,
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LOCAL MENTION.
he MenfEcr.


OFFICE OF THE CH:EF SIaxAI. OFFICER
wAsHISGTCS, ID. g. August DO. / SS5. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states cooler fair
We her. westerly winds, becoming variable
Tor sunday, slightly cooler. generally fair
e.f.'.- y indicated for New England and the
mn t,' y llantic states.
We AEE OFFERING Furniture Covering worth,
Wort ID "a f. fr - @pG 20 W@rth sID9 for 5Se
$40 po- air for 81. 81. Worth $500 for -. rs
" Orfh 500 for $500. These are goods we are
ANXIOUS o s3n. and they are all bargains w.
ID. Mos q son., Cor. l1ti aHi + sti- n. W.
owtSG u tbs continued warm spell we shall
extend our summer ofer a little longer. Six
Elegant Csbinet Photograph for One Dollar.
Don miss the chance. our work is superb. r.
Wal Imperial studios. $40 Market Space
also at -. PCHHs~ ivouia avenue and 2O5 w.
baltimore street, Baltimore.
FIRf. was DIzcovEr.ED this morning about
C'ciocS in II. tSeuenbach'S machine shon Ala
llh Street northwest. Ii was extinguished be-
fore much damage was done by the frernen OF
No : engine company, without turning in an
alarm.
WA,sSvTTA CogToS. 81 -. Tao1npson's Glove
Hitting COr~et~, 90. Monarch shirt 95c.; Pa
cine Lawns, lc.- k'}nrissan Underwear, soc:
Black Dress makers Cam brio. 81. at.
BEouHEAos, ao7 F street.
THY IpEAT. WINE PAHlcIs.-Nessrs. Brown
Gus friends and tie public In general at their
newly established Wine Parors. 1923 @ street
20 IL o'clock.
MASUFs CTrRFFs- RErfSNNTS Of fire Satteen,
~ 10c. Per yard. SatfceD finished Percale n
Slac per yard. AZ \. stems, GOT 1th St. between
regular made Hos. at l &c a pair.
ORDER your Ice Cream at Reisingers, at 23o
q st. NV.
FUssELL's ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
o1town; 144. New York avenue.
PRICFLE HEAT CURE. Hempler's, optician,
corner 4i2
BEFORE purchasing your winter fuel consult
our advertisement and save money, Henry
A Clarke {, Son. 953 F ST. NV.
JusTHs or STAND. 6I9 y st. n. W., Buys
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mil
promptly attended TO.
FINE PHoTOs, Eets Kemethy's, 100 Pa. ave
THE finest and oldest brands of rye bourbon
and sour mash WHISTLES are to be had at Chr.
Handlers. No. 911 9TH street northwest
Ii PERSONS at present out Of the city who
Sire houses during the coming fall will send
cir names to y. III. Warner, 9l6 F street
Jrthwest he win send them his weekly rent
stcontaining full information as to houses he
~ for rent
THE GREAT SALE of dry goods at 9Os eth
81 northwestwiU close very shortly. See auction
column.
and o1.60 Carpets for S1.25. These prices are
les than cost and great bargains. w. B. Moses
Son. Cof. 11th and SITS. n. w.
3Am and syesight fitted, 81. Hempler's,
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OFFICE OF THE CH.EF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGTCS, d. g. August 30, SS5 / 1 m.
FOR the middle Atlantic states cooler fair
We her. westerly Winds becoming variable,
higher barometer y
nr sunday, slightly cooler generally fair
We WEES y indicated for New England and the
mi 81 \ flantic states
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PARRo1st.-Thomas Bowling. auctioneer has
Just received direct Importation OF West India
parrots, which viii be on sale fora few days
Only. Sea
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.-Marriag licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court To
Frederick III. Bartlett and Mary Gunter both
OF Baltimore; Ruffin Robinson, OF King and
Queen county, Va, and Oracle Robinson; VIM
Thomas Cole and Maria Vaughn. Of London
England; Simon DreSdner, OF Brooklyn, and
Lena Lisenmann.
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THE HANDSOME COTTAGES being erected on
hentoii ereet, near hit'iey avenue and 14th
street. br New York capitalists are rapidly ap-
preaching competition, and eight or ten more
via be erected at once. some of which will be
brick The horses are models OF neatness and
conventeuce. AID are intended 10 be sold ut
reasonable prices on easy terms. street cars
schools. beautiful parks and churches are con-
yenisnt % these villas. and much inquiry Is
being made FOL property III that locality.
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EXCTRSIONTO TIE SEASHORE.-The arrange
meBt made for the visitors 10 the seashore last
saturday trom WIShinztGn was greatly appre-
Grated by those VINO awaited themselves OF the
eXtfaOrtE nary low rate. The fourth of this
seFis- Oi these popular excursions is announced
Ior saturday. she 22d Inst. Special coaches
vii De So aside Jg accom- Oda, ION Of ladies.
!so1bo "Trip tickets 20 either Cape May or Attain
1c C:ty @lH ne sold scr the special train leav.
ing W ;sSsfiIagton az 10 pm. AZ rate OF 50. The
wash lngsoa Light Infantry IS now at Cape
sss -. .rona which point they return on Monday
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1H1FFs NOVEL BRIDGE.-Shortly before
oarK yeSeerday evening young colored man
named VIM Johnson. and a companion, went
70 Ine rear OF the residence Of John III. Brooks
In South Washington, with "A piece of scantlin1
with which they madea bridge extending from
the fence 10 the back porch. where some clotbe
were hanging. The men tipped lightly across
the scantling and had gotten possession of an
oTercoat worth 500, when Mrs. Brooks an
Rs&red at the rear and frightened them of
She gave chase. raising the cry OF .sthiefp A
crowd Joined N the chase and Officer Constan-
tire CAPTURED Johnson. His companion es-
cSpeo- This morning in the Police Court John
son pleaded guilty to a charge Of larceny and
war hEed S25 or 90 days in jail. He took the
60 Gays. -
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What remaineth then to tell?
All u well that endeth well.
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"A ScRINNAGE IN MAIDEN LANF-Sadie
Jones, colored resident of Maiden Lane in
south Washington, was seen yesterday talking
70 polceInan, and when she went back into
the alley one Of her companions accused her of
peing the 'policemans pet" This she did not
IKE, ana angry words passed between them
until sadie Jones and Lou Blackburn began
lighting. Elsie Dusenberry. Kate Goose and
Lily Lewshaw made futile attempt TO sepa-
finally separated Them and Martha struck Mel
son In the head with a brick. Martha and Sadie
were arrested and taken before judge Mills To-
day. Sadie was fined So aud Martha $40.