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Travelersa Gsut0e

PENN. RoUTE-B. & r. Station 9th and sta -Fo,
$40 and III M: 2, $50, AIS. 1000, III 20 pm For
Boston. z pm daily Philadel phia accom- IA daticn
and Ifso PIN For Chicago V Cincinnati 81 s'1 Hoa,s
and pittsburg and west, BOO am oChicaso hmiledl
81 LOUIS and except saturday 70 unlcago BOO a-m.
eaS.s an" nSS S% DAILY o aI d
So ia:Ss sSS s: so AIS i,s sO s sso s S&
ih s 1000 and nd LAG pm, ON sunday. $500. s'5o
foT fcps: e Line g iGG M Aa and LAO Lag
p M daily, except sunday. For Annapolis, 7l5
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara iooo pm, daily. eacsps
b ASH Q. RouTE,statlon, Corner New Jersey Ave.
nue. and street.For Chicago 1880 a NJ. mast linn:
IS ss Louis d.liy $3.50 p M, loIo p m For Pi!tseurx
Bridge and M rsl
Min and points between baltimore aud
sls S saee Bo s@ ZOOS
M Mo 12lS Ia 1913 s4Ssmlnste trainl $780, 43o.
$40, 1870. $50 and Ioo5 am. LIS, 1850 Ss55.
a a:4o SAC, $40, , SO "a II Pm, For Annapolis
rsf WAY s ssS @ sS
and 30, $50. iso. aud PM For stations S on M h
asg snd S S S.y: 40 I daily ssSsp, sun
sunday for principal stations on Metropolitan
tions for frederk $40 Gh n na slS m =. DAILY
cspt sunday. For Hagerstown 1OD0 a. IA. aud 53I
Washington and Gaithersburg 1905 M. aud 1854
IL ko m. daily. except sunday.
Orleans and Atlanta, has a m tdaiyJ For LOUIS.
vile. $50 pm: daily southern mail and express
IL p IA. daily Manassas division. 2s}o y. M
daily, except sunday. Warrenton "A m. daily except
sunday. iI:l5 an $50 p m. For Lynchburg way
stations) am
SHENANDOAH RoUTE-B & o. Station.--For New
Orleans and intermediate points. Io:oo m. and $50
y. daily.
WASHINGTON OHIo.-B d p. Staton.-Leave as
$40 q III. daily except sunday. and 4:i5 .. L. every
day.
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HYGETA HOTEL FOR SALE.

This celebrated Hotel with its franchises fur sak
nture and apparel will be offered for sale, at Old
P9nt SGmSrt HiFgihla y Pnbs s9esl9n On
1856. unless previously sold at private sale.
AT great cost Mr.. Harrison Phoebus made '"rhe
rstclass in every respect and in all OF its appoint
msnt by Of Its locality and other
rooms for one thousand guests. 1t furnished most
latest style Of furniture The buildings are 10 com.
pete order the drainage and sewerage not to be
Persons wishing to purchase will visit and inspect
the premises To such the fullest information in
1erms: Onefourth in cash. the balance In four equal
annual al, payments bearing Interest from the day Of
A deposit Of slo.oO6 win be required the day Of
sale Thirty days win be allowed in which comply
iivered ed 'e no - ''e ""eA p0'ssSSon Will 0e oe'
should the highest bid in the estimation Of the ex
ecutors, not approximate the value of the property
they reserve the right reject tho same The execi-
property
ANNIE !: PHEBUs,
f. ): o. E. T MT3MGTRENlN'
THIS NAM c,n Executors of Harrison Phsbus.
First AND Second hVf sTREEr sAs sSuTM'
81 NStShInAh flSh eFfTsk
sa ~ ss s
tween st and I'd streets east
Terms: Une-third cash: balance in one and two
years; notes to bear6 cent interest," and be
cured by deed of trust on the property all cash
option Of purchaser Conyeyancing &c. at purcha-
ser's cost deposit of $luO required time OF sale
terms of complied with in days from
and cost of the detaultig purchaser, after days
pubic notice OF such resale in some newspaper pub
lshed In Washington, u. g.
se6-3t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
l. AT LAUREL, MD.
The undersigned will offer at public sale the s,.k
handsome Residence Of the late William II. ;:lH
Warfeld on the premises at Laurel, Nd, on G:8
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBE ELEVEN At FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. -Four acres of land, good shade and
fruit Dwelling Of IA rooms In excellent order
CHAS II. STANLEY
CORTLAND street. Baltimore,
se4ts Or Laurel, Md.
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From Wall street. To-day.

NEW YORK. sept z, am.-The stock mar.
ket opened dull and steady this morning first
prices In most cases being unchanged from last
evening closing figures, though Pacific Mall
was up s per cent business was very dull and
prices generally steady, though there some
neaNihess In some instances, North western
losing and Omaha and Pacific Mail 4 per
cent each. In the latter part of the hour Inc
marker steadied and ut noon II dull and steady
siishtly below the opening prices generally.
Total sales the first hour al 400
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TOMORROW,


VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PROS
PECT STREET, NEAR LINCOLN AVENUE N.
W..IN KEATINGS SUBDIVISION OF PROS
PECT HILL.
On WEDNESDAYS SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, 80
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM I will offer for sale in E.fH
sion OF Prospect hin fronting SO fee Prospect
by depth Of 20 feet improved by two-st0ry brick
peaches. pears. etc. Owner leaving the city.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in six and twelve
of sale.
se4-3t THOS f WAQnAMAN Auct
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N ARRIEh

KAUFMAN-LEVY. BERTHA l.. KAUFMAN
Washington, ID. G., and SAMUEL LEVY, Philade
phia, Pa
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WHITING-CALVER At the residence of the
bride, september 9th, 1885, by the Rev DR. Chester,
GEORGE h. WHITING and MARY CALVEI both
Of Washington. No cards.
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LOCKED UP OVERNIGHT IN KANSAS CITY ON A
CHARGE OF INTOXICATION.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 7.-Martin irons, the
leader of the great southwestern railroad strike,
was locked up at the police station overnight
on a charge OF drunkenness, being unable to
give bonds for his release.
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Maryland PrOhibitionists.

NOMINATIONS AT THE CONVENTION IN RAI.TI-
MORE To-Day.
BALTIMORE, Sept IA general convention
of the prohibition party met here to-day, and
the following candidates have been nominated
for the districts named: First, Levin S. Nelson;
second, Peter G. Couch; third, ID. w. Glass;
fourth, Eugene lowering; fifth, Cyrus M. Rob-
insOn.
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BETROTHED,

GYMNASIUM professors everywhere recon.
mond ST. Jacobs Oil for sprans and bruis es
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ATHENS, Sept Fresh shocks of earthquake
were felt to-day in this city and at Kalavrita
and elsewhere. Seismic rumblings were heard
yesterday throughout Peloponnesus.
ARMY ORDERs.-The superintendent general
Of the recruiting service has been ordered to
send fifty-one re cruits to the department of the
Platte for the 7th infantry. Capt. George w.
II. Stouch, Sd infantry, has been ordered to re-
port to the superintendent general recruiting
Service, New York city, to conduct the first de-
tachment of recruits that may be sent to the
department Of Dakota. The following leaves of
absence have been extended until the LIST of
October: Second Lieutenants John T. Haines,
9th cavalry; George d. De Shon, 23d infantry;
w. Bean, Goth cavalry; NJ. @. Caskey, 21st in
fantry; Joseph c. Byron, Amos b. Shallock, Sth
cavalry; Charles g. Lyman, 9th infantry; Frank
L. Winn, LIST Infantry; +. v. Smith, Sd intan-
try; L. L. DurDee, 18th infantry; E. NJ. Lewis,
II tn infantry; Seward Mott, 10th cavalry and
ThOs. b. Mott, LIST artillery.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest f2|eglans to The Star.


The MayMOWeP Turns sandy Heck
Lightship ~ ASA.
NEW YORK, Sept z, asa p.m.-Mayfiower has
turned the Sandy Hook lightship and IL on the
homestretch.
THE GALATEA GOES ABOUT.
NEW YORK, Sept TAT 2:43.1S the Galatea
turned the lightship. Wind II miles, south
southeast; weather clear.
THE MAYFLowER FAR IN THE LEAD.
NEW YORK, Sept. Z, 2:55 p. m.-The May
flower Is passing Scotland lightship going In.
She Ii two miles ahead of the Galatea-
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers
1RUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP
ERTY In GEORGETOWN. Do

mUsTEEg SALE OF VALUABLE MIL PROP
ERTY IN GEORGETOWN, Do
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust, bearing ~
4te on the 4th day of March. A. d. 1851 and es::l
ply recorded In Liber No. v07. folio 3S4. Ct seq,
oae OF the land records ofthe District Of
the request Of holder Of Of the notes
PREMISES, ON WEDNESDAY. the TWENTY-NlNIn
LAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. ID. 1885. AT tOu6
SCLOCk PM. the following described real estate
SITUATE In the city of Georgetown, District OF Coum
na 70 w.t. being the Paper Mil and premises a tne
Ditneast corner Of Potomac and Water streets. IN
SUD town. said real estate being described as fo0Ws
tgnnng at the said corner and running THENCE norm
WITH said Potomac street one hundred :and nny.one
and sX-twelfths 16l 6l2) feet thence east seventy
tEefths go 612) feet thence west twenty-five COD
thence south TO Water street, and thence west 70
le place OF beginning together with all the nxtufes
o Other apparatus now in or upon or TO De neleHter
Paced In and upon said premises and also al tne
vAter-power rights and privileges applied 10 or pc
longing to or annexed to said paper mill accorongy
the same Is derived leased from the CHESAPEAKE
q ONO Canal under any agreement had tnefeunso'
'eSether with all improvements, appurtenances. &c;
haallments, payable in six and twelve months aItet
ut for which purchasers notes. bearing lnteIest "
SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed OF trust
ON property sold. will be taken, or all cash At purcnas
ers option. A deposit of 500 required at time OF
sale Auconveyancing and recording a. purchaser :
cost 1t terms of sale are not complied with wltnin
ten days from date of sale the property may De resoo
BRAINARD H. WARNER,
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S, fTrustees.
se7-eod 1908 Slst at
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is said to have been much benefited by his resi-
dence at Watch Hill, called on Gov. Hill at
Albany yesterday.-H,L L. Mcqueen and fam.
lily left for Rock Enon Springs this morning.-
Count Sala, OF the French Legation, Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, Assistant Secretary of State
Adee, Representative Murphy, of Iowa, and Pay
Inspector Stevenson were registered in New
York last night-W. E, Turner, of Richmond,
chanan, of Glasgow, are at the Metropolitan.~
Senator aud Mrs. Pugh, who have remained
here through the summer, will leave next week
to spend the autumn Ia Eufaula, Ala.-Mr.
Va.-Mr. and Mrs. II. G. jacobs and Mrs. s.
w. Woodward left the city yesterday for q
two weeks stay at Asbpry Park. L.
McDavid, of Greenville, s. c., aud G. g. Haz-
II. D. Todd, IT,, son OF Prof. 81. d. Todd, OF the
Naval Academy, has passed the examinations
at West Point Military. .Academy.-Mr. and
phia during the next six months. MI. zcxeiy
having been ordered to Chester, Pa for duty as
clerk to the naval advisory board.-Miss Grace
Hayenbprg and Miss Florence Roach, who have
York yesterday, and win reach Washington to.
?. Pettipgtli, Of Boston, are at the National
gone for & short trip to baltimore and New eS
York, whence he. win 60 to San Antonio, Tex,
where he will make his permanent home
Among recent guests at Delaware Water Gap
Hunt Hsas VI Mis- Isn Hunt sl a Ham A and
B = Lyle. Of Washington.-ME Thomas
9; Hensey has returned to the city from his
to M Nm. ssx FSynk ssa. saa o
lockwood, OF Princeton, william X. Ryan, OF
chaEissseR ssS g s.ssst ese e The heniss
eago, ". q Hommer and Louls Lounsf, Of New
francisco. sis IS Wilsrd'a
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Nominated for Cons
Earthuuake Shocks I'm Greco,

CHARLES CITY, Iowa, Sept. THE demo.
Gratis OF the fourth district have nominated G.
w. Earle for Congress.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREESTORY AND
L BACK BUILDING BRICK RESIDENCE. No.
943 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. sEPTEMBER ss
we will SELL in front OF the premises, -
LOT So IN SQUARE 364
fronting Is fset Rhode Island avenue, and depth
OF 1OO rect 70 an alley, improved by wellbut three
story and back building Brick Dwelling; nine rooms
modern convenience A splendid location for home
or for investment
Terms: One-third cash. balance In and two
years notes TO bear SIX cent interest and TO be
at option OF purchaser deposit of 500 required at
time OF sale Conveyancing. &c. at purchasers cost.
resale al risk and cost OF desulting purchaser after
1--WE days public notice of such resale In some news
paper published In Washington. d. G.
se2-d&ds DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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RUMORED UPRISING IN INDIA
A Sensational Report Published by q
PaPis Pan0P.

Paris Paper.
PARIS, Sept 1.-THE Journal des Deb0ts pub
fishes to-day q sensational report about An al
legged uprising of the people of northeastern
India against British rule and In favor of
Russian Invasion. The report says that num-
Der of Indian princes have followed Dhulep
Singh's example in joining Russia and In ex-
horting the people to threw of the "hated Eng
l1sh yoke" The Journal DIES De6dts says that
grave events are imminent in Central Asia.
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Baltimore MMrNes~-

BALTIMORE, ND. September 7.-VirgInIs sixss.
Consolidated. with coupon, 30: past due coupons o7
do new threea. o.. do. ten-fories, Al bidto-iay,
BALTIMORE. ND. September ..-Cotton dull
mddiing %. Flour steady and quiet Wheat-
quiet southern red SoasS southern amber. a. ass,;
No western winter red. spot, solsaS5i September
coaSos; October S6isaoos. November s.L.asss,:
December, es< asked Corn-southern steady. do
Mestefh ABOUT steady anu quiet southern white,
aud October. Asla asked. steamer, 4diz47r Oats
quiet and steady-southern. 2Sao4. western whlta.
3SasSo western mixed, 3oa32: Pennsyl ANA 2sa.ls
Rye steady o4aos. Provisions steady Sugar-copp,r
refined quiet, 9hAa9A, Whisky steady J. lsaf 20.
Other articles unchanged. Freights 70 Liverpool
per steamer Quel-cotton, 6-:S2d-: rour. lsals Sd;
grAn higher, SA2d Recelpts-nour, 1855 barrels
wheat i44 400 bushels corn. .. 100 bushels: oats
.ooo bushels: rye, 6JO bushels. shipmenIs-hOur,
tSl barrels, wheat. lSs, 700 bushels salss-w
4s2,5OO bushels corn, ~, 800 bushels
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ALKoBEs, KASGEs. FURNACES AND NAN
~ ifIS Al Low Prices. Tin Roo6ns aud Jobbins
promptly oona 6et prices al ~ ~~'Ns
S2S-Sm GEO l. GAkrRELLs. sl5 TN u NV
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QUIETLY MARRIED AT ANNAPoLIs.-AtS st,
AIMS church, Annapolis, yesterday, Ensign
C. P. Plunkett, Of the navy, and Miss Ruth
Tuck, OF Washington. were quietly married.
AS the bride is in mourning, the ceremony was
very private. The bride was given away by
her father, W. C. Tuck
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THE oALATEA GOES ABOUT.


LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE cabiegram sent here
from Washington, containing the views OF
Major Powell on the causes Of the Charleston
earthquake, was read at to-days session of the
geological branch of the British Science Associ-
alton. The meeting was crowded by scholars
ann the dispatch provoked q lively discussion.
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ATTORNEYS.

4 'AafbELL CAkkINGToN, ATTORNEY-AT
NLs~. Tsacsiees Ia ali the CourtA Office $50 Ioui.
sl.na ave lBarbour Law Building Residence ISSo
Sth st Nv -SSNAe.ss LOU
~ n MILLER. ArToRNEY-AT-LAW
40 Hoouis aud 4. Gunton Law BUILDING
p..1or.. s.,r S1x Louisiana ayenuA
N-Nse-<nNS. 80 - NV
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CANVAS FOR TENTS AT CHARLEsToN-Acting
Secretary of theINavy, Admiral Harmony, has
received a letter from the New York chamber
of commerce asking that canvas be furnished
for tents for the sufferers at Charleston. The
request was under consideration to-day, and
the canvas will be- furnished, but 1t cannot be
made up the canvas would be practically use
less, as it is only about twenty inches wide. II
the chamber of commerce or some others will
undertake TO make the tents they can have
the material.
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THOMAs BOWLING. AuctloneeE.

i tnOmAS OOW AlNts AuCuOuee1
SAFE OF VERY ~
TWENTY:sEYEAT I STREET sri II; r NORTHWEST.
1856, al HALF Asst FOUR O'CLOCK, win ;$
sell on the premises Lots g and square on PENN
sylvana avenue. I6O feet street, and 90 feet on
TSe 81
large Lime kns and Frame and will be sold
mand the attention Of parties %ho desire
years secured by deed Of trust with notes bearing
Interest, or 4, cash at option Of purchaser DEPOSIT
complied win in ten days from the day Of sale the
p9 ssa1aSs; THOMAS DoW xaa1io1:ser
kfgsasHssr n shek LIE ShofF SaRk e. f s
"a ArF Fssf tyn
will sell in front of the premises house and lot
on spruce street. L Td GF? so Ri5ox
Improvements Two-story Brick House. eight s..1f
gas dxtures, and Wei Situated, being Corner pro III
perry comfortable home splendidly located in this
Terms: One-thrd ca.h balance in one and two years.
ani to be BY deed Of trust Or ali cash
option OF purchaser conyeyancng &C., atpurchaser Q
With in days; eherxiss right reserved to
resell at risk and cost Of Of after
Dsesr published in wa S%SGssToS nno Anc,,
Il STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON
zS sfEHs
day of July, A. d. 1884, and recorded in Lber i;8
1892, folio 1O, ct seq. of the Land Records Of ns8
the District of Columbia and al the request OF me
party secured thereby we shall offer for SALE at pub
premises. Y.tl
TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.
ID. 1886, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following de.
ibed real estate situate in the city of Washington
District of Columbia. to WITT All that certain piece
plat plan Of said city as lot numbered hundred
and sixty-tive Q65) in Branard II. Warmers subdi-
vision of certain lots in square numbered hundred
and fifty-six $780, as the said subdivision Is duly
OF subdivisions No II, at Folio 1853. Beginning for
the same on street, at point distant efghtyseven
feet six inches, due east from the southwest corner of
said square, and running thence North 05 feet 8
south % feet in, hes to street. and thence west
along said street feet inches the place of be-
ginning. improved by three-story brick dwelling
house.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash, balance in one and
two years. respectively, for which the promissory
of the purchaser must be given Interest
at six per cent per annum from day of sale. payable
semi-annualy, and secured by deed of trust on the
chaser deposit of 500 will be required at time Of
sale. All conveyancing at purchasers cost Terms
Of sale to be complied with in seven otnerWise
cost The se1 9e days
vertising In some newspaper published In Washing
ton, ID. &.
BRAINARD H. WARNER, -, n...,.
SAML Maddox Aius'eeA
Se2-eOd DUNCANSON BROS. AuctS,
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Boy THIEvEs.-Officer Block yesterday
arrested two small boys, Arthur Wellington
ana John Webster, for roDbing Edward Bradley,
messenger boy, OF Sd 90. Today, before Judge
harper, Webster pleaded guilty and sentence
was suspended, Wellington also pleaded guilty..
but rs he has heretofore served in the reform
school the judge again committed him 10 that
Institution
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The SALVATION Arrays New REcRUIrs.-
Last night the Salvation Army barracks, at the
corner OF 9th and 4 streets, was ihronged with
spectators TO witness the swearing In OF % per.
sons OF this city, Is men aud 3 women as
omclal members of the army. Comm Toner
smith was detained at home account OF
sickness. and the oath was administered by
Capt lnman, who read the articles OF war 10
the candidates, who stood with right hands up
lifted Capt. lnman also presented 10 the corps
q handsome flag, bearing the regimental colors
MISS MCBRIDE AND CAPT. NERNEY.-This
siternoon, IN the Police Court, the case OF Miss
Mary Jane Mcbride and Capt James A Verney,
charged on the oath OF Detective Raft wit IA vio-
latlng section $500 of the Revised Statutes
whicn relates To the obstruction OF justice, was
continued TO Saturday.
On leaving the courtroom Detective Raft
served a bail piece upon Miss Mcbride. She
Jail.
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REWARDS FOR GALLANT CoNDUcT.-The Pres.
ident has awarded a gold watch and chain to
Captain Thomas Robertson, of the British
steamer Elstow, for his gallant conduct in
rendsring aid to the American schooner
Martha Brown, when in distress. He has
awarded also handsome silver cup to Captain
Winslow A. Beynon, of the Belgian steamship,
Belgenland, for rescuing the crew of the
Gath, 1885. Both presents are suitably
engraved.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day
a m, 65; q a. M, SO; IL a. M, IS; p. M, as
maximum, "a: minimum, 80.
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ARMY LEAvES.-Leave of absence for two
months has been granted Major Amos Runball,
quartermaster United States army. Lieut.
William ]. 'Wakeman, assistant surgeon
United States army has been granted one
months leave
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ENOR RENT-FURNISHED-
II 1910 ST.. IL rooms. all modern improvements
well furnished Will rent for years from
August lst Sl3o per month. For permission to in
pect apply PARKER & TOWNSEND,
Jy2l-2m l4lSFs St
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FOR lighthouses
EOR Rem


II lSO6 y. H. aye.--$1oO
500 14fh St NV. ,l4r-l5O
1909 9Th 81. n-w.,lir-1OO
1922 l4th ST. NV, 9r-
aud store.---.-........... 100
Magnolia ave, l4r-S3. 80
IT'S 1 ST NV, IL r...S3.33
2lUO II ST. u.w.1Or.--S3-:S3
1916 i ST. NV, i0r--S3 IS
1121 i 81. NV. 12r--S3 33
1000 X st, 50
1902 9th Sc. NV. IL rs 15
l4lS q NV. upper part 80
1912 Z ST. NV, llrs-..---70
S1O 10th ST NV. l5r. 20
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au3O l437 Penn ava NV
LNOR RENT-UNTIL JUNE OR LATER VERY
IL desirable locality, House and Furnishing 1913
18th ST Apply to W. o. DENISON. 923 F se3- lw
LNOR RENT-sl5. neat room Brick, IT'S A St n.
IL e: modern Improvements.
sit. nearly new six room Brick 300 It'll st. Sc.
500 81 18Th ST. is rooms. all modern Inn
prOyements, just thoroughly repaired
Also. Houses for sale in all part of the CITY,
BUSHNELL d CARUSI,
Real Estate Brokers,
N2l-lm ST
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Some merchants would boldly place S1.BO a. the
value Of these Gloves. We assure you they are bar
gain, and guarantee them to be PERFECT GOODS
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STEAMER w. W. CORCORAN
leaves Ne W 3sh,s.reet wharf daily (eseep sunday tor
washington about $3.50 pm
sel6 l. /. BLAKE Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-07

NOR SALE-BRICK HOUSES
II 10 new Houses on 18th ST., Fear St: six rooms
and bat h: 81, 400 each.
Houses On 18th 81, near Iowa circle S., $50 each
New House on 18th ST., corner WaIlach Place
$1,000. o'
New House on 18th ST., adjoining alb Sve So $50
House on NJ ST., between 9th and 10th sts 81 / 600
House on ST.. between 18th and 14th sts 81 600
new Houses. III St., between 18th and l3th SITS n
e.; rooms; So 900 each.
Several Houses on Wye 81. between 18th and 18th
SIS ne; Sl,AOO 10 Sl,IoO each; rooms, water and
gas AUSTIN p. BROWN
Real Estate and Loans.
auZS-Im l426 E st n. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-07

LNOR sALE-ABOUT FIFTY FINE CORNER
Lots In East Washington. suitable for all kinds of
value. Bona ffde buyers purchase their own
terms Another inducement, we guarantee perfec;
title in every instance and all deeds prepared free OF
charge. Prices now lower than they will be-
WELLER IL REPETTI,
se3-1m 320 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-07

nRECT TO NEW YORK-1REIGHT STEAM,
IL, - EhS so John GIBSON and y KNIGHT Leave
~; 6Lh St wharf. Warrington, every TUESDAY
MORNING. Freight ~ lowest rates. apA