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Inconsistencies, HousEKEEpERs,

HousEKEEpERs. uousEKEEpERs,
HOTEL CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM PROPRIE
TORS, DRUGGISTS AND THE TRADE IN
GENERAL, ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
It has been deemed advisable to change the plans
already prepared Tor the improvements of Store
No. AT 7th st. w.. the result Of which will necess
tate the tearing. of Store literally pieces Con-
sequently. every dollars worth of goods comprised in
our stock must be sold.
therefore, will offer for the next weeks all
of immense stock of groceries, wines and WHISTLES
at sacrifice prices Never within knowledge has
such opportunity been set before the public buy
hst-cass groceries Of very kind ut SO great reduc
ton as We offer. We have been very, very busy for
the past forty days but expect and this will
bring US more business than we attend 10 ip the
same careful manner we alwaysA1O, but this is ex
ception ii wish to avail yourself OF bargains
bargains call quickly and leave order 1t will pay
you.
n T. METZGER& BRO,
au7 alt eth st. NV,
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CITY ITEMS.

New Fire-Alarm Cards. at Auerbach,s
Gents Fu1 nishing and Sewing Machine Rooms,
7th and II. au19,2l, "a, 20, "a, 29,31
Our OOlOng, Japan and GunpOwder Tea
at SOC. per pound cannot be equaled; new
Mackerel. 81 40 per kit GO lbs.); new Potatoes,
zoe per bushel; the finest Family Flour, 5000
per bDl. Compare these prices with what you
are paying and send Us your orders.
n. I. METZGER g. Bro,
1 AT 9TH St. NV.
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amusemeuss To.Stpht-

Amusements Tonight.
.aLRAUGHs.-"The Merry War"
DINE MUSEUM.-"'49."
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller coaster.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-15ths street and Ohio
avenue,
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Sw1rrs Sprcrr1o

Sw1Frs SpEc1r1o
Is natures own remedy, made nom roots gathered
from the forests OF Georgia. The method by which
1t is made was obtained by halfbreed from the
Greek Indians who inhabited Q certain portion OF
Georgia which was communicated to one ofthe early
settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down
to the present day. The demand has been grad
ually increasing until 100000 laboratory 10
now necessary to supply the trade foreign
demand has been created. and enlarged facilities will
be necessary to meet It This great
VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES
CANCER. CATARRH, sCRoFULA, ECZEMA,
ULCERS. RHEUMATISM. BLOOD faint,
hereditary otherwise without the use Of Mercury
or Potash.
Books on Contagious Blood Poison" and on .Rlood
and skin Diseases" mailed freq.
For sale by I'll druggista
~
TILE SWIFT SPECIFIC co,
i ID Drawer 8, Atlanta. Ga
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I.E tD,-l;F tD,-RFAD,-S24 50-Antique Ash
thatarcr SUite-, ali the rage; Ash Wardrobes,
-. 40, Ash Extension Tables, $4.35; g Walnut
binInE C.tH.-->c.tt Chairs, $500, Large Cane
~ent iiovktT- ~ %; Ladies size. S1.25; Wal
nat fJricr suites. $50 good value at $40; Wal
Hu- A:sfFt.it--3p Chamber Suites S:5o: Walnut
N;:rbsc-tnp Fables $3.50; Ash Chamber Suites,
S2I.1b ~ asuut Hat Racks, So; Walnut Hair
60 % Lounges, $3.50; Kitchen Chairs, light
or ,itrS. -; Chiidren's High Chairs or Rockers
I5c. very large Walnut Wardrobes, SIS; China
Ci,.-e = SO; d Cane-seat Chairs, 1895. Place
"Ur orders now; don't wait tor the advance in
prices. VIM. III. DCNNs,
3II 7th St NV
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OPENING LUNCH this evening at Gachet &
Co.'S Restaurant 1924 Penn ave. The World
Renowned Faust Beer" OF Anheuser Busch,
draw from the wood.
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DRY GOODS.


LAsssunoH. & Bno
WILL OFFER
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
THEIR REGULAR WEEKLY REMNANT AND
BARGAIN SALE DAYS.
Ladies' Steel Pins. SC: worth Csc
Chidren's Isle Thread Gloves. &C. pair: worth l5c
Childrens fun regular made striped Hose. I7c pair
children Figured pique B,bbs Sc; worth loc
ladies' Hose, in brown only. &c. per pair
isss sass ee ss.ns y:se
;sse: regular price, SOC. - ''-'' % anu 90 'A'''
Hfh f. n he
value; s9S;i tor Re ksmnapt Days: ltc
SIX Pieces ws sos guilt
lot Amber or Jet Jeweiry: choice. loc.: regular
% storesoiled Laundered Shirts. Soc: regular price,
le emoeassrH n,sssas entirely trimmed with
Fine French Woven Corsets. Ia sizes from II to 30
Boys shirt Waists, beautiful patterns 4se: regular
The remainder of our asc. psoue Chemiset,es. now
3sc., and our Linen plated sec. Chemiscttes ISc.
20lnch Glass Toweng, 12sc. per yard regular price.
asa sc s
Turkish Towels. slightly soiled. 1oc.; worth .12hc
iarSisa towels, slightly soed Ice; regular price,
White India Linen Dress Robes, - Is with wide and
Cloth for Dresses in sSrne, snd navy blue 40
inches wide. at l2lc former price. DOC Nice goods
lot Fine sattees suitable for furniture reduced
Yards Of s.seen PEI mostly dark coor
, s 1t, Sls s., Per , ya, I'd worth iaaec
Chdren's Bingham Dresses. elegantly trimmed. at
Red Table Linen I'll dressed Warranted fas, coors.
at. at Zoe per gard
yard. viii be sold for 6lac.
Remnants Of best brands PREACHED Cotton. ehc.:
io Of 4n ia ss S.r sheens
= lar W value ID Of the riese. sss per yard
and S pree 5esuar
few more pieces all shades DOubie-foid Lace Bunt-
Remnants Of Dress Ginghams,
Remnants Of Dress Goods:
Remnants OF Laces,
Remnants of Edging,
Remnants Of Ribbon.
And scoreso Of other Remnants and odds and Ends OF
sizes At half their value.
REMEMBER, ALL GOODS AS ADVERTISED.
Good quality Unbleached Canton Flannel at Sc per
eIeed Ss s
I. E. / 4 8 !. III III i :: ::
e. e. 81 E Esf &C. s'S I'LL
sBs UU Z ( Goo & &
IA BIB RRR 90
- BB R r Q Q
A&& BIB RRR o 0
tASs BBB { 4 90 !"
42O-422-424-426 SEVENTH STREET
Our store is the coolest in town. Our patent cooling
fans ca this
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AHEAD Or AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest, simplest and best In the world. Every
lady should call at Office and see the variety Of
work done this Machine. Embroidery work Of ali
kinds done without the use Off any attachment In
structions given free at
OPPENAEIMER 4 BROS
52S 9th street n.w
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home Sewing
Machine
Oio Machines taken In exchange my20
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AIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF NEAT. Finest and cheapest Meat Flavor
ing stock for Soups, Made Dishes and Sauces
Annual sale S,UUO.UUUjarA
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. An invaluable tonic. us success
and Doom for which nations should feel crate
hL"-See Medical Press. Lancet" &c.
Genuine only with the fac simile of Baron Lie
blgs signature in Blue Ink across the Label.
The title "BarOn Lieblg' and photograph hay
Ing been largely used by deal with
nectVn with Baron Liebig, the public are i'll
formed that tue Liebg Compali alone can
offer the article with Baron Lebig' guarantee
Of genuineness-
L1EBIG toMPANY's EXTRACT
GERS and Chemists. Sole Agents for the United
States wholesale only, &. David d Co.. Fen
CHURCH Avenue. London England su6-th
NLEAR, CLEAN AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTANs CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Restores Gray Faded Hair in three to ten days
Supplies the of the with fresh
and new vitality. and thus stops its falling out
quicker and Surer than any other hair
preparation Ill the world.
Dandruf and Scurf vanish after using it short time
as though they had existed. 1t makes an PIE
ance and Silken touch the hair.
Permanently Gray Whiskers may be restored and
lock as youthful as ever by the application Of
NATTANS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
for two three weeks Try it, Sure to give YOU sat.
isfaction For sale by all druggists aud the propre-
tor. Price, 81
ARTHUR NATrANS
au1o "a and ID and 14th and stS ~
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LIQUID Bread,
AZURE MALT FxrRAcr

LIQUID BREAD,
PURE MALT EXTRACT
Possesses the highest merit II manufacture drum
The choicest materials, and combines the most paar
table qualities VI refreshing drink, with The luyigor.
htlng and 0OieSOAe properties the hest Malt tx.
tracts.
1t true tonic and delightful beverage alike desr
able TOR invads and persons in health viii be found
upon trial to be pleasant and complete substitute for
all alcoholic drinks most which LOO stimulating
1GI Observation-Disclosures
Is the beverage Par Excellence" for nursing
mothers. creates an abundance of milk While Il
strengthens and inyigorstes the entire system.
After careful analysis, Wilbur u. Hall, PHI d. New
York. says: Liquid Bread is refreshing nourishinx
table beverage, and = wholesome invigOi atng tonic
IL palstable TO the TASTE and OF easy assimilation"
Frank l. James, Phi. D., Md, St LOUIS after anaIy.
fk says Its low percentage OF alcohol, eteryes-
cehce its delightful taste and odOr, all combine to
commend NichOlsOp's Malt Extract as being = most
nOuishing beverage and the best article ct the SORT
hat has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r. ST. LOUIS
At Wholesale by
WIN MUEHLEISEN
H1l 91S 9TH ST. WASHINGTON
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I1Nr PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av.

ORDERS are pouring in upon us from every
section of the city tor the great bargains we are
Offering in Tine groceries, wines and old whiskies.
These sacrifice prices cannot hold long, and if
N'u contemplate buying send your orders,
ei;t er by mail or otherwise, at once.
n. L. METZGER & Bro,
Ar 18th street NV.
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in ~ lib. Ward" prints, 35c
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButteriniIk:
Sweet Milk &c. per quart Cream Is cents.
Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
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SUMMER RESORTS.

NREEpMooR Is ONE OF TIE MOST DE
- nshtial ana Beautiful places i'm Virginia 80
su sui iSe times ana 1ddssss MRS HIVE Bonn Is
Warrenton. Va suIS-lms
A sBURY PARK, =. J. THE BELLE VIEW.
view; family house Ariesaa water; tirsi &A4
class table pelo-tsll Nh X, TYLER E:Wl
RERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATH
l0l Miles Baltimore and Ohio RR
Only Ga hours from Washington to hoteia
door only 2L miles staging The merits OF sHNe
consist OF spouts shower p.nge am swimming pools
and are large and elegant Temperature OF water IS
temp nature invads These waters are a .Is..ific
ior ihsumali.m, skin diseases aad kidney ana nerv
Gus affections Cuisine unSur passed Hotel accnal-
msdates 900 guests sp!erdd ban room and music
pamphlet. Round trip tickets good for 80 -
NTRs NJ T sarTHALI. PRorKlI-rRESs oF
season has taken the 81 h"sa,i ii !s sS}
ave. Board for September at reduced rates I.s..l-l
rINHE CONTINENTAL. ATLANTIC IA.
above r. / ave , h,lsat'eCty NJ; HomeS ~
ocean with splendid view o TI..' n
street cars and 'tns,es z @ Box 20, THos; q
jy27-lms
(,RAND UNION HOTEL ATLANTIC AVE-.
NAtlantic City y J. Electric bell in evcryA "a
room: hote lighted BY electric light: com N
RStf ir FTSn.eto1 s5e Ter day. and 1
per week. Jv2S-im
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRFD
EgICK 20, VA SY
Pamphlets at the star Office
Jordan Springs, p o.
ie15-Sm +. G. JORDAN.
NEW COLUMBIA HOUSE
CAPE MAY. ". J. vFy
This new and elegant Hotel Il open. Located
directly ocean front. All modern Improvements.
and a cuisine vi particular excellence Special season
rates For terms address
REN NOE.HS & NFTT.
Hotel i.afsNptto,
Phi a seihil
Or NEW COLUMBIA house.
3y32m Cape Nay, y. J.
WINDSOR SULPHCRSPG Ms. BLUEa
w MOUNTAINS No malaria mosQJl- N -
toes. Hunting isnng. excellent tab e. kCa- J., ~
sonable charges Circulars al Par-I ~ Wilmington
l22l Pa ave. Or address 4. Vi. j ELl-l, New u tld-
sor. Md. IllA -.,:sm
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School Ourr1rs
sEAToN PERRY.
EEos - EEEkF sfSsEs 81
F FNr oHT k dk s GHS AT 6
hls VERY IARaE Stock OF Of AII.WooG
SO INCHES WIDE ALLwooL TRIcoTs IN THE
"a WYE f1 rkEsch aSn as EkE HABIT
LUEIS,s SEtEgRATEp BLACK AND eeLonED
MEN HE Es shk snsfE H r HS6
nH5SR SafsM EssH
'cl 5sEs kk ati %6 81 SUMMER WRAPS AND
s1r aHS STSS SRhi ZIP CASHMERE sHAwls IN
cAs be- kEL Szs OK Af 70
COMPLETE STOCK OF HANDKERcHIEFs.
tfa hI RS sbs ssaHAn unpRr
w4 1SSsf T FRes s - Asp FRENCH
GENUINE ENFiEl6 WHITE AND SCARLET
T ESiaTAS q R1dESM ASS sHEETiSS LiSESS
KISs, T9WEEs AND PSYLEyS.- .~n oor
dREh IN sukAG AF FR1G c1E
F, a G! IS SKosGRAIN SILKS. at 81.
sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue Corner 9th street.
Auousr REDucr1oSa
As desire TO reduce stock low - possible be-
fore making purchases, will offer
GREAT BARGAINS In ALL SUMNER GOODS
AND SUCH FALL STOCK
As WAS LEFT OVER FROM LAST SEASON
We are offering GREAT BARGAINS IN BLAN-
Is much higher.
PARAsoIs are being closed out At LESS THAN
COST.
UNDERWEAR much under usual prica
BARGAINS ALL THE BALANCE OF THIS
MONTH.
JOHNSON q LUTTRELL.
au1o us MARKET SPACE
Omar MAak Down In GooDa
Our CresceGt shirt, made Of good cotton and fne
Linen Bosoms, reinforced and made with the patent
sutta cotton and extra ane Linen Bosoms Made in
81 sss sna sssny g 0sa
dozen suspenders g l7 cents: cheap ct 70 cents .
open work Lace Shirts for 50 regular price
each. pairs French Unbleached Socks. null regular
made 81. All the latest styles Linen Collars, vl.5O
per dozen Six Finest Dress Shirts made 70 order t0r
90 perfect it guaranteed
BRANCH RALTTlxoRE SHIRT FACTORY.
je2A 1O02 STREET NORTAWESr
IOHN T. C. CLARK,
81 Notary Public, Examiner Of Titles and Con-
veyaocef.
No 322 18th n NV. so1th Of Psunsylvania ava
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Riots have occurred at Nagasaki, Japan, be-
tween Chinese and Japanese in which five
Chinese were killed and one hundred
wounded.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToN, ID. e., Aug 10. $50.
Indications for "a Hours Commencing at 3 u. m.
Today
For Di<trict of Columbia, fair weather, north
as1,tcTly winds becoming sou therly, slightly
aTtutT
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Affairs in West Washington.

BY GENERAL REQUEST the Carroll Institute
will repeat its all-day excursion to Bay Ridge
on next Wednesday, the 25th instant.
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('ASLOriA.

CaStOri8.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for CastOria
When she became a Miss
She chung TO CaStOria
When she had Children
She gave them CastOria
When Baby was sick
Wegave her Castoria
When she was a child
She cried for CastorIa
When she became Miss
She chung to CastOria thstk
Autumn CrOcuS is not patent medicine
nor is it a 'cure all, but is the prescription of q
weifKnown New York physician and Is q
certain cure for all forms of Rheumatis and
Govt. 81 per bottle Il. u. GILMAN'S. 627 Pa ay
jy2S-eO39
John &. Baker e. Co. = Cod Liver Oil and
Malt Is the finest preparation OF the kind in the
market. Its tonic and nutritive effects in vast
ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug
gists.
Reduction in Albums.
Our line OF $2.49 Photograph Albums reduced
to S1.4S. Patent back; full morocco
Boston VARIETY STORE
eos 1O5 and 1O7 Market Space
Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them.
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture
0c. eO2m
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I:E1slSGER's ice cream, 235 st. NV.
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Reduction in Albu,ns.

SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oil.
With HypOphOsphites,
IN CONSUMPTION AND WASTING DISEASES
DIR. c. w. Barringer, Pittsburg, Pa, says: ~
think your Emulsion of Cod Liver OIL is a very
line preparation, and fills long felt want it
diseases" on
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and Eyesight fitted, 81 Hempler's s, COR
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rI,lIE BTRLITZ school,. oE LANGUAGES
THE LADIES ART ASSOCIATION OF y. ",
ss3 sti {. n ~.
VIII be open all summer. reduction la prices
ioI the summer.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

dOOSEC u fSN 1Od1NdS.
II You WANr a
vAPoR STOVE
be sure son get the best and with the --latest I'm,
n All Of yea n or @
DANFORTH FLUID constantly on hand see Spe-
Agents sof ne one aINUfE Boss COFFEE pS 81
W. s jerks 4 co.
iys III 9TH street.
COOP NEwx COOP NEw.
GRoGAN's INsTALLMENr HOUSE,
For allin need ofFURNITURE. CARPETS, STOVES
and WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS in general
need be without q well-furnished homs
because they have not got the cash TO spars
We are determined to knock the bottom 0uI Of high
prices. and Will sell
GOODS ON 1NsTALLMENTs
AS CHEAP AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE.
WHERE FOR CASH
And we make this extraordinary offer that customers
can make their own terms in regard to payments
Come and see the largest store in the United state.
Come and the largest and most varied stock to So
leCt from.
Come after you have posted yourselves on prices
andterms elsewhere. and viii guarantee you that
GROGANs INsTALLMENT HOUSE
THE OLD RINK
ON NEW YORK AVENUE. BETWEEN 18TH
AND 14TH STREETS N. W.
Is the place you were looking for Come and be con
WINGED that what say facts and no humbug. We
repeat, come and make your own termS-as
jel8 GKOGAN'S
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CREEDMOOR Is ONE OF THE MOST DE
- lehtfnl and Beautiful places i'm Virginia A Ia
for summer aud tan ,Srding. Terms to tsM$
suit the times Address Mrs LOVE. Box Is. Ave
Warrenton. Va nul3-lms
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To RECEIVE THE WASHINGTON LIGHT In
FANTRf.-The Atlantic City (N.J.) RerieU says a
number of w Sshingtonians who sojourning
there met Tuesday evening to select a commit
tee TO assist In the reception OF the Washington
Light Infantry Corps. The object is To co-Ope-
rate with the citizens committee aud give the
soldiery q grand reception. The following gen.
movement: A. b. Copies, Frank T.. Madgan,
Gustave Hartig, William Muehlheisen, David
Hagerty, Henry kreamcr and A. j. Clarke.
All w ashingtonians there are requested to be
present
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The NV PHoro ART Co, pos Pa. ave.
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SHORt HAND RFNO LUTIoNTZTsD 30 SLOAN
~ lil fLoh AN: sim lle>l, most RAJ and most legi
bi" system In the NoT q. Glass, forInn. Ia
correspondence oail ior prospectus 81 II "A.
". aIl3 Ia"
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tAPSIZED SAIL Boat ON THE POTOMAC.-
party from this city, consisting OF X. e.
NiIburn. George French, 7. Il. Hedgman and
Charles NilbuTn, lett Colonial Beach yesterday
where they nave been laying, tor Cedar Poin. :,
In a sail boat When two miles out the boat
capsiZed. but the passengers managed 10 cling
la the Gp;uEned boat until rescued by the
schooner Buckley.
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ATTRACTIONS AT BERKELEY.-A grand fancy
ball Will be given at the berkeley Springs hotel
duced his rates from Friday to- Monday inclu-
sive to those visiting Berkeley for this a,trac-
tive occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-19

\ E-SCHEEI. ORGANISE. tt ACIEKOf PIANO
- and VOCAL MUSIC. Particular ,tentioh ID te-
slnners, as well AS those wishing be Ialied for
readers aud PERFORMERS. Terms moderate. .14 eth
yfOeo-ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-19

SUCCESSFUL WASHINGTON BIDDERS-The
following hrIns OF this city are among the sue
cessful bidders tor furnishing steam engineer
Ing supplies for the Baltimore post Office build
Ing: =. h. Rider, Johnson Bros, J. Is. Kendall,
William Il Co., +. u. Wheeler, H. ID. Gilman, T.
Somerville Son, w. w. Mccullough, Poole e.
Brooke, Leitch Il Son, and Wheatiey Bros.
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LUNCH PARTY COLONIAL BEACH-To-
morrow evening the ladies PRESIDENT and guestS)
at Colonial Beach Will provide bountiful
lunch and also give an entertainment To aid in
The erection OF IA MON chapel at the beach.
The program insures delightful time Tor
everybody. The steamer j. w. Thompson
leaves 9th street wharf at : O'Clock Friday
morning.
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MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
jy2.S I'm Prince tieor..es couuay. Ma

NORWOOD iN-l III al.
Il A SeeCt Boarding aud Day School tor
Young Ladies and l.tti. GIrl-.
Re-opens SEPT. -. lSri. For ca.alogue and oil
particulars address Mr. and Mrs. Nm a.. tAfEI.Is
principals. l2I2 and l1l4 a. th II or nlme, ate
agteIi ton al Norwood. Nelson Co. Ma
Pupils desr6us Of preparing tur tho regular course
of the Norwood institute, who ~ IA opportunity
acQu practical OF the French lang -, will
find u To their Interest 10 attend the
Nara mai ia Ia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-18
CADETS AT THE FAIR.
The Corps Dimes at the "Gen. Lee"
Restaurant.

Restaurant.
The attendance at the Guards Bazaar
last night was larger than it has been any
night this week. The receipts are in
creasIng and the managers are assured OF
the success of their efforts. The savan-
nan Cadets dined at the Lee restaurant,
and the presence Of the popular corps
lent an additional attraction TO the Bazaar
last night.
As the Cadets marched in single file
along the FROM OF the gallery three cheers
were given for the crack corps by the
crowd in the hall below. Alter the sup
per the Cadets mingled with the
crowd in the hall. Their presence
added TO the receipts of the Yari-
GUS booths, and particularly OF the booth
10 which was large bowl Of poHche TO
Wdn0, a delightful beverage, which the
gentlemen freely INDUCED in.
Inc rlf1e match tomorrow night is eN-
citing lively interest, and a spirited rival
ry exists between the competing teams.
The individual contest tonight for the
silver fitting pitcher promises to be an
interesting feature OF the evening.
There have been many additions 70 the
various booths and tables since the Bazaar
opened, and almost as quickly as one ar
tlcle is disposed of another is donated to
take its place.
The following articles were rallied at
the Field and Staff table last night;
Jar orange preserves won by WHY Wood
bridge; folding screen by Mrs. Edward j.
Thomas; elephant Jumbo" by Miss
Ionic Guerard. A new article at this Ia
BILE is beautiful mechanical music box
in which snip rolls in the waves Of a
mimic sea. To the left OF the ship, in the
dis ance is q fort on which a sentinel is
posted, and TO the right a city in which
Is plainly seen wind mill in Opeaation.
1t Is worth a visit TO tine fair TO look at the
articles Of interest on this table
The following articles were rallied at
company AS table: Pincushion won by
X. ID. Guerard; album, by Miss MAY Fret
well; pertumed box, by Mrs. T.. n.
Cosens; poker set, by Mr.. G. f. Prender-
CAST; set carvers, by Thomas Screven;
PLAGUE, by ID. &. Bacon; pair bronze
statues. by }. Leynton; ice cream set, by
S. b. Palmer; r. LePage won silver cas-
tor and Mr.. Sewaye box OF cologne.
Other articles viii be rallied at this table
tonight.
At the St. Joseph's Infrmary table a
gold-headed cane was won by j. j. Nc
Donough, and $40 gold piece by j. 5.
Wood, Jr.
At company R's table a handkerchief
case will be ratified tonight. On this
table are a number OF articles yet remain.
ing on which few more chances will be
sold to complete tho lists. on other tables
articles remain which the ladies are not
DESTROYS of rsffiing till near the close OF
the fair in order to keep up the brilliant
appearance of the hall.
The ladies of the s1pper table state they
will have some more Of thaG delicious
p0Hche Romano tonight, so that all may
be supplied.
Donations still continue to come in and
as soon as possible the managers will pub
lish the names of the donors.
The main ball was crowded last night
up to II O'Clock, when dancing began.
The Bazaar will last the rest of the week,
with new features every evening.