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Tunneling 70 ireland.

heiiast Dispatch to the London Daily Telegraph
It Is reported, though the Information has
not become public through an official source.
that the project as to the proposed tunnel be-
tween Donaghadee and Portpatrick il under the
consideration Of the government departments.
1t appears that Mr.. Douglass, engineer to the
Board Of Irish Lights, has been engaged of the
coast OF Don aghadee In taking soundings with
IS stated, been summoned further north ON light
mouse inspection duty, but on his return in q lew
Gays will proceed to the Scotch coast where sim.
liar soundings will be taken of Portpatrick. A
snat viii, It Is said, be sunk near Donaghadee to
the depth OF thousand feet in order to aycer r
ike experiment will be tried at Portpatrick.
Ine Impression prevails that the authorities
that giant will shortly be applied Tor. The
London and Northwestern railway MANAGE
ment Is believed also to be strongly In Gavor or
the project
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Es:sa: :gAss,: assgs
STEEL '.. Esss :ss!EfSEsF iEss! fhssffs fsss
Trains leave wasnnstoa from station. corner ofsxth
Peurs .aS West cscsso Limited xuprs.
ssss sse s'as sS S.s to 4 ssS "a dfs
withslespins Cars nom Ha.Tl:6urs to cncinDss. si
c.i t. Is s. g
SIS EsspiasP iP'scs csr. w..hs..on hS S.
e Helrsburs with western express. ..sa VIE
iSe ws with through Sleeper L. g
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For , Erie e.nna1da,gu. Rochester BnnAlo, NissarA
cas- ws.Siaay;n M asy; 10 sfcsSs H Saturday with Psiscs
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Emira, q ESQ
For New saS ssees q. Ess ,s 600 and HOO
NJ =; 200 a:i5, 100" sad i:SS ?: 4 On sunday.
@tsd ExpIsss cf Pullman % pari"r ra% Gai.' ~ s:to 4
For xshe S. sSps.y
dg * all q hrsus train.
ing to F1iton street s1odsnx SoSbse
n5siaSe S scross New York City:
4lS 4lSs SS2 lcG iS; sud sGS sod NO A M s5, 100
fSS sS,!ss 5s si6 iS0 sss sss ssS
For s SIS s sS s. 90 20 s
aud II .2OP: n ON sunday. 300, $50, Ii 90 4. =:
2SO. 4:l5, $500. 7:l0. 1850 and LOO p. n.
For POpe's Creek Line, 1:l5 A. N, and A:4O p n
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis 7:15 A NJ. 1905 and 4:28 p NJ daily
except Sunday. 6undays 900 A. n, AIS p n
&AH HSP HtkxHsbsi1 xshSazsfSShS 4sS %1sEfad zntdl
TON RAILROAD
For AlexandrtA 500, 7s05. S25. 1855, and HISS a
slndsx dSe - ~ asoS AS5 S eHl scS and a1s5 On
For Richmond md the South, 6.U0 1885 A. II. daily
aud 436 p. n daily. except sunday.
1000, 1910 A. 100 SOS. 3:23, 5:lO. 7.o6,
and 1OA2 p. NJ, and 1910 midnight except Mon.
day.. On Sunday ut 500 and lO.l0 A n: esO6
1O:42 p. n. and 1910 night
Tickets and Information Ut Office northeaa cor.
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and 6
the station. where orders be left for the checking
OF ofba0Gaee 70 destination from hotels and resdenceS
CHAS. e PUGH, General Nsna9er
J. r WOOD. General Passenger Agent. Via
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A NaturaliSt,S Eve.

John burroughs in Lippincotts Magazine.
1t is true that White [Gilbert White, of Sell
borne,l made business of observing. For more
than 40 years he went out daily to take note of
what was going on in his open air parish. He
knew his ground by heart, and every new move
at once caught his eye. If a new bird appeared
upon the scene he was sure to be on hand to
take note of it; or If a swallow fingered little
the fact did not escape him. The pine gross.
bealS Is rare visitant in England, as it is in
the United States. Yet, II one came, it was pretty
The hoopoe is also a rare bird there; but
one summer pair took up their abode in
an an ornamental piece of ground that Joined
eagerly he watched them. @ "Thesy TesDe used ioH to
march about in stately manner he says,
seemed disposed to breed in my outlet. but
were frightened and prosecuted by idle boys,
who would never let them be at rest" The
grasshopper lark is one of the shyest of British
birds, aud one of the most battling to the OBJ
server. 1t creeps around under the thorns and
bushes and in the bottom OF the hedge rows
like mouse or a weasel. Its note or song
was thought to proceed from a grasshopper:
and White says the country people laugh when
could not be baffied. He would watch the bird
till he saw 1t in the very act. His eye was not
only quick, 1t was patient and tenacious, and
would not let go till 1T had the secret He saw
the fern owl feed itself while on the wing; he
saw swallows feed their young in the air
t1 Wnica lew people have perhaps ever seen. He
timed the white owls that nested under the
caves OF his church. and, with watch in hand
found that one or the other OF them returned
about every five minutes with food for the
young. They did not proceed directly to their
nest, but always perched upon the roof of the
chancel first. He quickly saw what this was
Tor; II was to shift the mouse from the claws to
the BILL that their feet might be free to aid them
In climbing to the nest. His observation is
often of the minutest character. "When red
starts shake their tails" he says "they move
them horizontally, as dogs do when they fawn;
the tail OF wagtail when in motion bobs up
ana down like that of jaded horse" "Most
take a long continued draught, like quadru-
peds:, When he saw the stilt-plover, he OBJ
must therefore be bad walker. "Without that
steady prop to support its steps, it must be lia-
Die, In speculation, to perpetual vacillattons
and seldom able to preserve the true center Of
gravity" There is q sly, humorous twinkle in
his passage that our author seldom indulges in
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aul2-d&dl
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctionee1s.

Il
TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED
Real ESTATE AT THE NORTHEAST COR
NEK OF III STREET NORTH AND SEVEN
TEENIH STREET WEST, IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BY virtue of deed Of trust to the undersigned -
ana JOnn ~. Hanna tnOw decdl bearing date FL
December 81. 1883, and recorded In Liber No.
lO0S. fol- 232 ct seQ Of the land records Of the Dis
tct OF Columbia and by order of the party thereby
secured the undersigned will sell public auction il
mont of the premises, on MONDAY, the SIXTH
,;A DAY Of sEPTEMBER, AID. 1855, ss vlVE
O'CLOCK PM. IAN that piece or parcel OF Lot o.
ground situate and lying in the city Of Warrington
District or Columbia. And known and Designated 90
the pIats and plans Of said city 8 parts Of lots mum
Hi trustee and others subdivision OF lots N
beginning At The corner Of ssid square and
north one hundred and nine 400 fese thence Yves,
street one hundred and O9) feet to beginning"
Terms of sale: One-third OF the purchase price In
cash. balance in one and years. with interest
iseS.
- A cash deposit Of $500 will be required at the
time OF sale; and II terms not compiled with In
ten days after date Of sale the property may sesod
at the risk cost OF the defautinK on ave
days public advertisement
MAHLON ASHFORD,
aoI.7,l42l&d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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Enough Said.

Enough Said.
From the st. Paul Globe.
He got out OF a box car. Looking in every di-
rection as II expecting an assassin to jump out
from his secret hiding place and assail him. he
spied q policeman. Reckoning the latter to
come down In the vicinity of the freight train.
he said:
us the coast clear land will it be safe for me to
The policeman looked all about and then an
swered the question in the affirmatiye. where
upon the stranger disappeared from sight as
fast as his legs would carry him.
THAT fellow isn't tramp ia hee" asked a
man Of the policeman, referring to the late oc-
cupant OF the box car
NO" said the policeman.
Nv hat was the matter with himPU
"Aes an umpire"
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FUTURE DAYS,
TyHoMAs BOWLING. Auoaoassr. !,
cHAsczR1 ,soN4Hb sA5H ss.nX e nXAEEAHls H44EAn uHrH

PROVED REAL ETxfE
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme CcsEt oCHne
the District e Columbia, In EqUtfY oanoo Ma
9ao82, wherein Ella A: Harhin e 4 are paeis-~e
VIII On nsFt EiSss: H. TxsT =
RAX RAIsS SoHAT9UsT 5s lssa :: tAs hour sfnAtrPAsr
g public sale part Of original lot numbered twenty
i0a, S1A an SQUARE numosesA Sght sanArs4 aod gig;
known ~ the north seventeen l feet Of the sal0t,
fronting on Seventh street southeast, and running
teen feet
Terms Of sale prescribed by said decree are: One
third casn, and the balance In twelve and eighteen
the deferred to b secured BY trust
be made when the proper ty Is struck Oh.
JOHN w. ROSS, Trustee
au12-d&d0 AlO 6th street NV.
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SEWING MACHINES. 60.

nwNERs OF SEWING MACHINEs wNI@
Xhave % DS oece in this city csn b sapp1ed VIA
ent makes, 9 8ACERBACHe, 7th end q ga
NE saxs ~. ~ LEV s, A1LElGzN Ne
tSvsrds % SIixss.a pepaia.tsy = eslng sss esiy -
wheels its shuttle being twice large g 6pensit
The tho1sands M OF people in This city ualng Il pro.
most caref0lly socufetsy aed elegantly nnisAod q
Al Y the standard of sxcsllsnoS asd has no oQual
than any othsr Have one sent - your hose ~ w
rented. repaired and warranted C. AUEREACH
je5 Cor. 9Th and n sta Teisphono Olil I21k
THE WHITE Is KIN0l TIE ACNE O PA
concentration and condensataou q ncchanicaI gUu1o
and skuL The range Of work can not b exosliA g
]: NICK khNErh. 427 9Th g n.v. J. a NOK
0ONDa AADeger. Machines of an kinaD lpr 80
lbr The Universal Fustsgss. 0oe them mv,SS
Evening star., 1886-08-14

No further traces OF the unfortunate victin,.
o. thursdays yachting disaster in Boston har.
f, n1r nave been found except hat and cap.
pants of the frolic. ~ o0So-
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Tne Lisht Running NEW HoNl Sewing MaeA,ne
the lassst simplst end 80 IN ths vorh EvsS$
work done on this 1achtna Embroldery WORK q "a
kinds done without the - ofany astachUs0G -
Structons SVEN ffes aS
01PENAHk8R q nROa
60e 9Th soroes a ~.
Sole Ageue foe she LUAt Running New Home e0Wiag
Machine.
Ola Machlno taken In sxchanea ux0
Evening star., 1886-08-14
NEAR OR FAH AwAx
NEAR OR FAR AWAY.

People who leave home for the summer often expo
euce the need or article Of Clothing forgotten
In the hurry TO get away. Whether summering up
NORTH among the lakes, at the seashore the
tains or some secluded and quaint nook In the
try. perhaps Light Overcoas would prove . comfort
and protection. A thin Suit or Coat Il always Q
luxury on hot day. and you've neglected TO take
either.
Maybe your Boy has torn his Troussss or you would
IKE sailor Suit Shirt. for him TO rough in We
Keep Underwear for both Man or Boy. In fAct . Va
red assortment OF all kinds Of Eurnishngs as the very
lowest priceA
inose OF our customers a* present out Of the city
might wrise 10 us telling their wants. and the Clothes
An 20 by expssss mail to the remotese hamlet q
tftmng expense. Those who stay at home, or those
VINO visit the capital city. VIII find hsre the coolest
cool Clothing - wealas exeellence. with economy IN
artsclss Of Drssa
NOAH WALKER 4 "a.
U17 o06 6PsnmylvnaieavsaaA
WALxnkA. 10 lVTH SfREET Nv.
wv 1oeh Peoaf Felt Ckzboaaio of Z ma Iolfa plscs
F!aEsS, y. u and 0es TAy. charcoal. .HatI. 0moAc
Evening star., 1886-08-14

THa MAo1o
IS. sss. a e.. $S'S I'll
~ ! +. : SSos 1 Ell
MADE By
MAGIC STARCH COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
HNEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD
NEEDS NO COOKING.
PRODUCING RICH, BEAUTIFUL GLOSS AND
STIFFNESS. NO STARCH YET INTRODUCED
CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE MAGIC
ONE PACKAGE WILL DO THE WORK or
TWO POUNDS OF ORDINARY STARCH.
SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE OF MANUFAC.
TURERS.
For sale by ]. ERGOOD 4 CO.. and all o.ner
Grocers auI1-w s8m
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+ AXE SUPERIOR TRANSIT co.

T AXE SUPERIOR TRANsIT co.
The Great Lake Route
From BufYAlo. Erie, Cleveland and Detroit 70 the
Summer Resort1 Of Lake superior. St Paul, MIN.
neapolis, Duluth Devils Lake, OAK. the Yellowstone
NATIONAL Park and the northwest Excursion tickets
At greatly reduced fateA including meals aud stats
rooms
Tourist books and general information furnished on
application 10 II. r. HOWSER, Agent
1851 Pennaylvauia avenue
Rates for special tours furnished. je2S2sw2m
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sCRoFULA OF LUNoa

S. S. S.
SCROFULA OF LUNoa
am now 40 years old. and have suffered for the
last 10 years with lung trouble have spent thou
sands OF dollars to arrest the march of this
temporary relief was all that obtained was unfit
for any manual labor for several years A friend
strongly recommended the use Of Swift's Specific (A
g. claiminG that he himself had been greatly bene-
fitted by Its use In some lung troubles resolved to
uyh The results are remarkable My cough has left
me- my strength has returned, and weigh 60 pounds
more than ever did in my life. It has been three
years since stopped the uss Of the medicine but
have hadno return Of there pains
or weakness felt in my lungs do the hardest kind of
mechanical work. and feel well as ever felt since
was boy. These know, are wonderful statements
to make, but am honest when I say that I owe my
existence and health to-day to s. g. 8. would be
recreant to the duty owe to humanity If failed to
bear this cheerful testimony to the merits Of this
wonderful medicine. TT HOLT
Montgomery, Ala, June 20, 1885.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable Treatise on
Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
10 Drawer 8. Atlanta. Ga
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LIQUID BREAD,

LIQUID BREAD,
PURE MALT EXTRACT
Possesses the highest merit 1t is manufacture dfrom
The choicest materials, and combines the palt
table qualities OF refreshing drink with the lnvgOr
ating aud wholesome properties OF the best Malt
tracts.
true tonic and delightful beverage alike desir
atle for invalids and persons in health. found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute
oil alcohoc drinks most OF which are stimulating
Tor delicate constitutions.
Is the beverage Par Excellence for nursing
mothers creates an abundance of milk, while Il
strengthens and invigorates the entire system.
Anef careful analysis, Wilbur q. Hall, Ph. D., New
n1Is says; Liquid Bread Is refreshing. nourisnina
Its paiateble to the taste. and of easy assimilaon
Frank l. James, Ph. D.. MD. ST. Louis, after analy-
es says: Its low percentage of alcohol its efServes
cence. It's delightful taste and odOr all combine
commend NchOlsOns Malt Extract as being most
nourishng beverage. aud the best article of SORT
hat has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Propr. ST. LOUIS
At wholesale by
WIN MUEHLEISEN.
oil 91S 5TH ST.. WASHINGTON
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'OBE JACKSON ) HEINOUS CRIMES, TRIA
PUNISHMENT.

PUNISHMENT.
A telegram from Atlanta, August Sth saws:
Tobe jackson, the celebrated Gainesville dy-
nHmIteT, has been sentenced 10 ten years in the
peniteutiary, and consequently will pass out of
notice for that time soon after Barlow county
went dry and "blind tiger was established in
tho Place. and those who wanted liquor had no
trouble IN obtaining if. tne law-abidiug citizens
Ia their efforts To Dreil. up the traffic became
satisfied that TOJe Jackson had been r:nipl-
lating oHe of the places ana caused his arrest
He was carried before Judge Collins BY whom,
he bound over subsequently he was ar
reste,. the same charge and again bound
over, and again the same thing occurred. Jack
son did not relish the strict account 10 which
Collins wan ted To- hold him, and made frequent
threats. On the night of January I'D last the
building in which Commissioner Collins lived
was partially blown up and a narrow escape
from death was the result. Blame was laid on
TOUe jackson. Two bloodhoaDds were placed
upon his tracks, following him for three days.
Jackson made friends with the dogs and es-
capped six weeks later he was arrested near
Waco, Texas, by Detective Murphy, who lost
him the return. subsequently through 8,
confederate. Jackson arranged Ior a surrender
on batl Several weeks ago the town mars nal
Oi CaTtersVIlle killed u man named strickland.
iOoe Was one "a thu party who nred ON Strick-
lane and Tor J!!is he was placed in Jail. hen
al, srl1l DrSsA last Thursday II was developed
.5'at The Dynamite plot not only contemplated
ne r. iipN al OF Collins but also of Gus Fite and
M i.1DertS- The jury, which was composed
tAttS-tstt4 Oh Farmers, were only out one hOur
when theN returned with the verdict OF guilty
HE sentence Was for ten years. jackson will
Dc trled IN October for his part in the murder OF
Strickland.
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RAILROADS.

w ROADOo
0nA0ao IN O0Dce Angus I, loeA
Trains wu leave rom end arrive at b. 4 p. station
oth and p eta as followG
ana Asle - dauy, ayyivtnG - ROuad Al IL ~ q
N aud 1:lo Rn kssufninG uains leave Round Hin
- VIVA n. daily and at 3:l6p. daily excepe SUM-
eoy. arriving es WAshlnGt0u $50 . 10. and 5slS pm
-nnoStely and quarterly eonnufatton rsteA a.00o
n BELL
eol0 Superntondo0k
RALuAoRE Am. OHIO RAILRoAn
schedule In elRscs SUNDAY. NAY 30sh. 1854. unsn
nnrthes notiOA
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FINANCIAL

PR1scs & WHrrsrr,
STOCK BROKERa
"a Broadway. 1u~~.
1SOFfth avenue, New York
go 18th street lC0rcoran Buildin9), Wasnanetoa
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, &C
GENERAL PARTNSRR.
JAND WHITELY H. CRUGER OAYLxI
MAYNARD c. EYRK
HENRY H. DoDeE Washington, DC
WILLIAM h TRAvRRs, special Partner.
Buy and sell on commission ali CLASSES Of Railway
Securities
H H. DODGE Resident Partner,
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and informatiou n.
gArdfng the markets received through our wires In
stantly, direct from the New York Stock EXCHANGE
III orders executed and reported promptly. te1
Evening star., 1886-08-14
WOOD AND COAL

WOOD AND COAL.
WINTER FUEL AT SUMMER RATEa
" BALDWIN JOHNSON,
Wholesale A and and Retail Dealer in WOOD and COAL.
Full Weight and Measure
Main Yard and Office. 1101 Rhode Island ave- NV
Branch 511 st. ne.
ONCE. corner 9Th and h sts. NV. aul0-3m
On OO0 TONS OF FRESHLY MINED COAL
variety at the very lowest prices kindlinx stove
Wood prepared in the best manner. Quick prompt
delivery. Send in your orders.
Office. 11l4 Pennsylvania avenue
Brarch OMces, 32s Pennsylvania avenue and Goth
su5:s@ - ~. -N " W 9. .'l L sHSRfSf. SsfT-
JoHN M1LLER
Wholesale and Retail Dealerm
LUMBER, WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard. Mil and R. R. Depot-south Capitol
and streets southeast
onces-4as street and Maryland avenue southwest
lO2O 14th street northwest
TELEPHONE CoNNECTIoNa
GOAL BY the cargo or carload at wholesale priceA
KINDLING and STOVE WOOD Of all kinda
~. NOAL - ana @ SAY and SPLIT WOOD kept under
Large and well-assorted stock of LUMBER Fine
%Ss, %pdsrs and psomSsiH E01,nS p kept under cover
without Charge for hauling.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
the railroad stock handled at very small cot SivinS
advantages In estimating, especially for Iumber on
Coal In large quantities
assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction will be
given to those who may us with their
whlch Is respectfully solicited jy17.3m
Evening star., 1886-08-14
MEDICAL. &c

nR AND MADAM WILSON, HOS PA a
~ Place, llth o., 6etwesn B aed Csts ne Estab-
liable servceA Advice free and oonAdenstal au01 12Is
III st q W. appeared before ms aud waAa oath tAas
hs ne Oldest Established kxpset epecalist IN this
disease Of men and narnish medicine. q no charyG
consultation and advice free any hour during the
day. Subscribed and sworn bslbrO me by DE-
bROTHEkS SAMUEL c. 4ILLA Nosary euhiis
In and Cor the d of C. this "a day q Jolly, l66h
au7 -lms
NALARIA, CHILIs, FEvERa, POeTTTVELY
IVA CURED In 70 hours ~ -PFompsine."a marvel
ls.H OF druggisss 6Oc. Prompons Co. BunAao. ny.
NINE DE FOREST. LON0-EBTARLIsHEDA And
AVA reliable Ladies' Physician, - consulted daily
at her residence. l246 7th o. nv. once hours frorA
70 pm. win Ladies only Ul0lns
MANHOOD RESTORED BIZ UBIN0 BOTTLE
Xyx OF Two q DR BROTHERS Inv1gorafang Oos.
dlnL WIZ cure any cA0e of nervous dst1liry al1 -
Of nerve power. II tmpaEl0 vigox - ths Sholp 30,
tenn. 006 Ba. aw. E1l.b
Evening star., 1886-08-14

USEFUL RECIPES FOR HOCSEREEPERS-DAINT
DISHES AND How THEY ARE NADE-SANI-
TAkY SUGGESTIONS = LAMP SHADES AND
sCREENs-DOMEsTIC ODDS AND ENDS.
Evening star., 1886-08-14

N Ally II N T.
NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE
SOUTH
STEAMERS GEORGE LEAkY and LADY OF THE
LAWk LEAVE AT $50 Pm.
FIR6T-CLASS FARE, ~ ROUND1RIP a
Roundtrip Ticket GO0d on Either Boat
Steamer LsSEX f58I ss3 % street Sy1 Thar1 MONDAY
Steamer Lake from 9Th street wharf TUEsDAY.
Lsaxy stops as Pinsy Point and Cornheid Harboe
going and returning. Lake stops st finey Potns
goinG and returning. and on Saturday ct Colonial
Beach. Steamer Leary connects at Norfolk with Boo
ton and Providence Steamerx Both steamers connect
with Steamer Ariel for Richmond. Va, and Old DO
minion Line TOR New York and ali railroad iues south
Secure rooms and tickets NJ the b and O. ofiCea
1851 and 6l0 Pennsylvania avenue and Knox's Ex-
press eos Pennsylvania ave. where baggage may b.
checked from hotels and private residences For fur
ther Information inquire at the Compauys oficeA
Telephone calls 81 aud 7453. Above schedule Of
RataS goes into effect Monday. 28th. to26
Evening star., 1886-08-14
With the Little Folks.


With the Little Folks.
The new baby had proved itself the possessor
of extraordinary vocal powers and had exer.
cised them much to Johnny's annoyance. One
day he said to his mother: MA, little brother
came from heaven, didn't hep .'Yes, dear"
Johnny was silent for some time, and then
he went on: ''Say, ma" " "What Is il, Johnny?"
IL don't blame the angels for bouncing him, do
your
miss OF less than five summers who was
playing in the yard and observing the works
Of nature, surprised her father the other day
with the following questions and original con-
clusiOn: Papa, does God make the worms?"
"Yes, daughter" "Pa, does God make the
hopper,toad to eat the worms up:" 81 'spose
So" "Well I should like to know what he
bothered his head with the worms for If he had
TO make the hopper-toad to eat them?" Her
father did not attempt to unravel this juvenile
puzzle, for he felt that it was too much for him.
-NOrtOich Bulletin.
little boy was watching his mother make
sandwiches to carry to the picnic last Thurs
day and asked what she was putting between
the biscuits. She replied, "Devled ham," He
thought for moment and then said, "Weil
you needn't give me any OF that bad mans
ham, tor l belong to the Star of Promise"-
FairhGven Star.
Mamma" said Bobby, II have eaten my
cake all up, and Charles hasn't touched his
yet. Won't you make him share with me so
as to teach him TO be generous?"-Judge.
During visit gentleman regales q child
with caramels.
"Pepito,'' exclaimed the mother, "what
does a well-bred boy say when he receives
candy?"
''More!"
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PROFESSIONAL

AEAD. ELZEMONA. WONDERFUL 0IYVI0
M CLAIRvOYANT. born WITH eosoaA ~
livery hidden mystery rsveaaed Finds los % 6al11o
treasures or minea nscovers aelsa psopeEll. ~
rsaed tos:ths. Never ~: Give Plcs.s. q Sns -
sck @Sry; A ~ Nv rsx AZ ~ 80
ds1: zal esS e ~. Sc and 4 "a nv. sseivs
E De WHITE, Foof sPECiAIIsT ,~as r,,-
ylvsIis ave. opgo:.ts Wiila,ds HossL ooenA Dsn.
sSos t1ysesss 81 Hsa ~ sA S,sses:s e ses -
pracssee. q sssing. speciN Sss and poGaSS1n0
kso wARn AND AoLR
DERsoNs SUFFERING FROM CANCEnA
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Evening star., 1886-08-14

Freaks Of Society in the Cult ured West.
trOIn tie Cincinnati imes-Star
A soap bubble party was given by q young
siiWaukee belle last week. One feature which
Was especially admired by ali the guests were
tAe heauufuI souvenir pipes, decorated by the
hostess and presented TO each guest as a me-
mento OF the OCCASION.
Evening star., 1886-08-14
POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

TNOR ALL POTOMAC RIVER LANDIN0S
IL STEAMER JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Monday. Wednesday and Fridiy. ~ q m, q ar -
Nomini Feery and Leonardtown all inter ediafo
landingA Make al landings every trim.
You can 60 70 any landing for IS centA 6tatsrooms
% cents. iy27.lm
Evening star., 1886-08-14

Nv AoSn proof Felt CAyhoaate Of Il ma Tolfn, plnc&
f,sssss y. and 0ss TaE. Charcoal. .HaiE. 4usAc