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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01
DURING THE WEEK.

DURING THE WEEK.
The Senators have done poorly enough the past
week, the record standing with 3 defeats and 1
victory. On Tuesday-Monday being rainy-the
Phillies knocked them out, o TO 2. widner and
Sanders were the pitchers On Wednesday the
Quakers won with ease, 5 to g through the mis-
cradle fielding or the Senator's. whitney and Glea-
son occupied the points. Thursdays story was in
the same strain. the statesmen being downed In
Philadelphia by the score OF to 3, through harder
batting and better fielding. Keefe and Sanders
were the pitchers. In these four games the WASH
ingtons made % hits and Is errors to the PhIllies
% hits and errors.
BALL NOTES.
President Young has requested all OF the League
clubs 10 wear Grape for ten days in respect to the
memory OF Mr.. Hewett. He will send TO the fu-
neral tomorrow handsome floral piece as the
tribute OF the League, and will represent that or
ganization as one OF the pall-bearerS.
Fuller Is back on the team and playing good
ball. He played In three or this weeks games,
making hits putOuts and assists without an
error.
OBrien has been hitting the ball, having made
hits In the last four games. Hoy leads for the
week, with hits and a total OF 10 bases He
made runs In four games
Beatin, one OF Detroit's pitchers, was arrested
yesterday on serious charge.
The senators are wearing Grape on their arms in
respect to the memory OF the late President Hew-
lit.
Boston's streak of luck has humbled the Giants
nightly.
Itbegins to look as II the New orleans people
might abandon the tight for Wldner. They have
encountered brick wall OF legal opposition here,
and The Washington management thinks now that
they see that their blum Will not pay Many have
thought from the first that their suit was only an
enorJ 10 effect a compromise.
A criticism was recently heard on Widner'S work.
1t Is TO the effect that he cannot control the ball
ana ms nerves at the very moment when GOODNESS
Is needed III man Is on third and one on second 1t
Is safe 10 give odds that one or both will score
That Is where O'Day Is strong.
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Reported for THE EvENISG STAR


The PUBLIC SCHoOIs.-The teachers OF the pub
Nc schools held conferences with the superintend-
eht TINS morning at the Peabody building-the
teachers OF Washington ana or Lee schools at 10
schools at IL O'Clock. Instructions as to the school
openings were given, and the school registers.
blanks &C., Tor the year were delivered TO the
.eachers. The schools open next Monday morning
ior session which will extend full ten months 10
the 3Oth OF June. The issue OF permits Will begin
~ O'CLOCK and the teachers receive and classify
'aT pupis as they are admitted 10 the schools.
lHE hACEA-The Driving Park yesterday was
me headquarters OF the best horses in this neiyh
oorhood' ana a crowd assembled TO witness the
tIlatS OF speed The races came on IN the AFTER
that Tor the purse OF $4OO was won nv Nr "
Dalngerneid's horse, and the fine horses OF Mr III
": rover ana OF MI. Morrow won the other races
Inc heaVy shower which fell In town In the early
afternoon diminished the Attendance m the racaS
program s w si'o
DErks sD.a1 night strange colored
iLA.a entered the house or a colored woman named
Nancy wills, near Queen and Patrick sI reefs and
INSISTED that ne Was the owner OF that house and
iatehoen 10 stay there. Ofilcer v. A Nightingale
Was called, arrested the intruder and CARED him
70 the station house. On the return or 0nicar
Nightingale W his .oeat" he saw a man in tn ~.
oi MI famersley endeayoring TO carry of one m
Nd . norSeS Inc thief Ned, leaving the horse,
NoTEA-Mr. Harry smoot has been chosen chair
mah o. the Alexandra city democratic commfIrea
secIetary.-The post-oifice here has hser 'a ~.
spected and found TO be carried on I'M accorda nce
MIN W. .ne postal laws and regulAtionsl-Mr. M. a
,ianom, comnlttee Oh The Mount Vernon Avenue
ASspciatlon, Went 10 Washington to-day for a con
ference with the committee OF Congress havtrs N
charge the Appropriation for the avenue fhe
CITY oincsrs, police, &c, were paid on to-day Tor
tne mouth OF August by the treasurer-The I'm
neral OF Mrs Geo. w. Roate took place yesferd V
afternoon from the home OF her husband IN % the
'A'ase, on the southwestern edge OF the city.
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WITH BAT AND BALL.
How the Washingt0ns Easily Defeated
the Phillies Yesterday.

the Phillies Yesterday.
OTHER GAMEs-wHAT THE SENATORS HAVE BEEN no
Ne-rHE WEEKS woRK-RAcE FOR THE PESNANI
NOTES PROM THE BALL FIELD.
The Senators and the men OF Brotherly Love were
ao.e 10 play but six innings yesterday, but that
suuceo Tor the former to bat out victory and.
through almost faultess nelding to shut their op-
ponents out without run. The score was to o
10 FAVOR OF the statesmen. whitney and Mack and
1leason and Schriver were the batteries The Wis
tors taiiied three times In the first inning. Hoy
Haoe tWo-bagger 70 the fence and went to third
on Wiid pitch, scoring when Schriver threw bad
~ 10 third Myers reached flrst on being hit gong
10 tnlro on passed ball, and scoring on Shoch's
twooagger. Fuller's single brought Shoch home
Inc Washingtons scored again In the NTH Hoy
went TO first on balls scoring on hits by Myers and
Obnen The Philiies almost scored In the fourth
hhogarIy VINO was the only man who could MT the
IaIs pail Delehanty's hit TO Fuller put both him
anu farrar out on q double play, and then Schrfv-
er Struck out, leaving Fogarty on third. washing
s Son made hits and error, and Philadelphia 2
nlts and errorA O'Br1en made two hits
OTHER CANES
Indianapolis Chicagoed Chicago, IA to o. The
Hoosters batted like tends In the first two innings
scoring 8 runs, and more In the eighth. The
batteries were He ally and Daily and Tener and
DAILY. The HOosierS made IL hits and no errors
and Chicago hits and errors
New York took revenge on the Bostons yester-
day BY defeating them with ease, 10 to 4. SOW
ders and Kelly and keefe and Ewing were the
batteries The Giants made II hits and 3 errors
and Boston hits and errors.
Rain In Detroit prevented the game with Pitts
AT Baltimore Baltimore, 3; Louisville, 4 At
Cleveland-Cleveland,2 2; Kansas City, 1.
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The Rockville Fair.

AN INTERESTING PROGRAM OF EVENTS FOR THE
MEETING NEXT WEEK.
The Montgomery County Fair will open at
Rockville, Md, next Wednesday. The arrange
ments have been completed by the managers and
everything points to a successful meeting. The
entries In the different classes are coming In
rapidly and good display is ensured. The board
OF management have done more this year than ever
before 10 make the program attractive. The
atnletlc contests are a new feature and great In.
terest IS being taken in the coming events
On the 9th race for tw0-year ODDS Will be run
anu u Is understood that there will be at least
Ten starters as many OF the breeders OF the county
are turning their attention 70 running STOCK Also
on tIat day there will be some athletic sports IN
fngton will participate
Ine 6th which Is considered the big day of the
Ialr Is nlled up from 10 O'Clock Till dark with dir
tsre i forms OF amusement. First the cavalcade
vi an STOCK on the track. Then the ssgreat stall.
lion race free for all The -fOr-ail trottng
race ana one running race. During the morninS
two prominent speakers Mai. AIyord ana MOTH
mer whitehead, viii address the crowd. on he
clude the meeting.
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Pure BLOOD

Is absolutely necessary In order to perfect health
Hoods Sarsaparilla il the great blood purifier quickly
conQuering scrofula salt rheum all other nsidious
enemies which attack the blood and undermine the
health. 1t also builds up the whole system cures dys-
pepsa and sick headache. and overcomes that tired
feeling.
Il have taken two bottles Of Hoods Sarsspsrills for
salt rheum and dyspepsia with which was troubled
very much. After taking this medicine I feeling
Is well as ever in my life" g. W. ROSE Pottsvile Pa
N. b If you want good medicine. get
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists ell: six for s.. Prepared only
by G. HOOD l. CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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NATIONAL THEATER.-"Forg1ven, the drama in
which Mr.. Frederick BrytOn will appear at this
house next week, Is from the pen OF Clay Greene,
the author OF "MfisS" and ''The Golden Giant !
FORGIVEN" however, Is not q border drama and
It deals with Incidents OF domestic rather than
sensational character. Mr.. Bryton has for many
seasons occupied very creditable position in the
profession, and is one OF the most promising young
actors now before the public He has with him a
competent supporting company, and the play will
be put upon the stage In a worthy manner
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUsE.-The season at this
house Will open on Monday September 10 with
the Chicago production OF "A Mid-Summer's Night
Dream" which Is said TO be one Of the most beau
tiful and elaborate spectacles ever presented on
the American stage. Manager Albaugh has pur-
chased this production, and win put 1t on the road
for the season.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-"The White Slave ~
one OF the most successful OF the late BARLEY
Campbells plays, Will hold the boards at Harris
next week. 1t viii be acted by q COMPANY of
well-known actors and will be well mounted.
THE SCHUETZEN VRRKN will give a grand con-
cert for It's members only at the Schuetzen Park
on Sunday. The music will be furnished by the
Marine Band, and the program is an extensive and
attractive one Among the numbers are the
"Wliiam TelP overture, a cornet solo by Walter
Smith, grand "Tannh9user" fantasia, DOds-
worfh's military Episode" and Conradrs "Musi-
cal Tour OF Europe"
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The John Wesley church gives an excursion to
Collingswood Beach on september 4.
The White Rose Socials entertain their friends at
Lochboeler's Garden on Monday.
The Catholic Beneficial Society VIII give an ex-
cursiou to Colingswo0d Beach on Monday.
The Pythean Pleasure Circle win give its last ex-
The Corcoran continues TO make TWO TRIPS 70
Marshall Hall on sunday.
There will be another family excursion and
oyster roast a. Clifton Beach on the Jane Moseley
There win be another family day at River View
The delightful daily excursions to Luray nom
the M a1e &c station iisa
except Mondays, and on Sundays the M0seley and
the Thompson make a trip each.
The Arrowsnith makes daily trips 70 colonial
Beach.
An excursion to Island Park, Harpers Ferry,
leaves the Baltimore and Ohio station every Thurs.
day at 9:45 am.
Among the speakers announced BY the manage
ment to deliver addresses at the Labor League pic
mic at Athletic Park on Monday are Senator
Spooner and Representative John Baker. The
speaking will begin at O'Clock pm.
Tuesday september T. for the benefit OF the chapel
at that place. All who go are insured a pleasant
time in addition to the satisfaction OF Knowing
that they are aiding good cause. The Arrow-
thursday, september 6, Will be the last day OF
the season at Bay Ridge, and washington Division
No. ]. Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, will on
that day bold grand Pythian celebration there
excursion TO Marshall Hall on Monday evening
Telegraphers are always Jolly fellows and they
are sure TO make 1t pleasant for all who 20 with
them.
BAY RIDG. 10 CLosE.-Bay Ridge will close its
doors on the 9Th inst and this will be the last op
portunity to see the great nre-work drama No
extra charge.-Adut
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LOCAL MENTION.


For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and
virginia threatening weather and rain, followed
By Clearing on sunday; cooler; winds shifting TO
nOreherly
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-HOUSES.
bath furnace newly pspsrsd and in good copdition
Rso Sfnsa year lease
Tor RENT-e0e6 9Th ST NV. Two STORY. BASE
Inc. msnt and attic; fr.%e ICONS; cps. Furnisosd,
once: Is rooms: Kitchen servants room and cellar
~ I IedeTn piSsi IN good order sloo
FOR hENT-lsas 18th ST y. w.. CONTAIN
ments Apply 70 RoBT STEAD. srchi,sst eoa st.
NV. ssl-3ts
INoR RENT-434 H ST. n. w.. FoUR-sToRY
Inquire At 4 EBERITs SONS Stove store. us III
ZOE RENT 3o3 500 + sw., Or VIA
ss7 $. .~ s5 20 sls a g. xsT - g g
s sSs0 IN .x Or: is s soa ian l
AZ Sr:G:: sSs l; ;s sx.
Iss !: =. ;s i IS SO s ~: g.
sel.3t. G. B. PARKER Ger. ~ and SITS. s.v.
EoR RRNT-5ll L ST NV. Two-sToRY BRICK:
u modern improyements: el5 per mouth 1884 5: st.
month"; Inquire ass o ns n''
TNOR RENT
sls from b Ss,s
a Sn4 ,nter,or Department
i 3iY 1 1Ith 81. NV. s.ory...... ........ a5
Fine bushes. Corner At III and n W So
and attic s;:ii SSiS S;lTSsa;
R1as11 sT sINE ROOMS
: ss a. xpp is4s 81. 7's
fsSs sGw . BsS os g
s.is will rent to s0Id ssS;us s.. Ss ps. month
IS ba sS SS.f : sisslee55k lo e
as Il n s B.s SFs alley lie 4r %
1s9 Ma AZ. s.wa 10 rs..3s9 10 Dineman's Pi. Ar 9
Cor USn 5. t. Sc S
arss sSrs Room on St. 2SEcifb S.sh
sai-3t 1905 81. NV.
TOR RENT.,421 Q ST. NV. ROOMS AND
n srtn a. n0d 81 o
au ;assaes inquire Oh !" T. "i i0' N' '''' - 3d.
EOR KENT-sIx, ROOM BRICK HOUSE BATH
u and cellar on 9th st bet. and y NV; SIS In
EOR RENT-4l6 ST NE, NINE ROOMS. NEW;
u cog to 900 st. ne, IL rooms new low to desira-
nSS nnshss a5s
ave. sel-3ts
IGOR RENT-l2oO ST. NV. HANDSOME COR
Ply WARNER Co. Sc ss 70
TOR RENT OR sALE.so4 ST: n: W.: NEARLY
VIZ Eff isd s key G apply ::
INOR RENT-STORES AND DWELLINGS COM.
Il bined lS41 9TH st. nv; cellars, bath. and the
equivalent Of six rooms; &25 per month. Inquire E.
W. DOM, 1424 9th Ut. NV. sel-3ts-
ICOR RENT - 1446 Q ST. N. W., DESIRABLE
u three-story brick house; bay windows; rooms;
18th ST.. or at THOS E WAGGAMANS, 9l7 + SITS l-3s
INoR RENT = $50 - DOUBLE HOUSE. PRESS
II brick front; two bay windows: rooms all m. l. I;
600 st. Inquire At store corner 9th and sta
lcOR RENT-3lS ST s. E. ROOMS AND
II Store Stable and Carriage house $50; 42l LIST ST.
6r and bath. all mi, S2O40 l22s I'd ST. se,, ST..
$3.50. JOHN +. DONOHUE,
se1-6t' 313 East Capitol ct.
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AnsusemenrS Tonight
Condemned Locals.

NArIoNAL-''The Paymaster"
HARRIs'.-MiltOn Mobiles In "Love and Law,
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Are respectfully Informed that Mr.. W. C. Scribner
has been IN the Butteriue Business continuously
from December 81, 1885, TO date, and was the pro-
prietOr OF thu Buttertne Business at the "Original
ssandsS In Center Market from February 15, 1857,
I'LL April H. 1SsS. Notwithstanding an advertise
nient claiming succesSOfship 10 me-
never transferred my business TO anyone, as
such a claim implies, and there is as much founda-
ton for n for the claim OF a man who moves
The same business
never was, nor am now, an agent, hence could
not have been succeeded as agent even
My goods have always been purchased, paid for
and sold by Inc for my Individual prOnt or loss and
my personal guarantee assures my customers that
satisfaction which has always been given, and Is
promised them an inducsment for their patron
age Being resident, money spent with me Is
kept In Washington. soliciting your judgment as
70 the quality OF our goods am very respectfully,
WIZ. e. SCRIBSER, Finest Quality Butter1ne.
Stalls S2s a9 $50 (B-street aisle). Center Market
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".
HOUSES
sI9 1ish & 10. g IaSs oorcor.1 st. Or
oil i3tn ST nv lor 80 l23 81. q. Sr 80
w. 81 nv lor ~ 2S@2 %. nv 7r.-.. ~
~ l4tn st. y w. lOr. go Sz1 n. J. 80
"a noor, llO1 p ave. 80 1872 Corcorsn II, ST. 80
IIals 81 2. W. 5e:.,-5S 4a9 Boundary 81 s..
3Qo 9th SIN w. l4r. 3D. - l231 9th st. W.. 7r20 80
5SS!l Rst. i0r e !02 9TH st aw. 81. lg
$2g s. NV. 10r. so SO Fsnson n n.s.6r 1850
iiH e:h .. nv. i0r. SO 4Q2 RicS.rdsoS iLs9
is - Ssh !. e NJ 81 q, 9 w. sh hob
o41 st. "a Aoor. front ey7 la "a aoor 80. ESQ
n ,hsated by steam-e 100 $50 ct I'd 1oor. ir..
e{IE "a aoor. mont u. s2g e. "a door. I'm. IS
heatod by steam. 6333 40 IA ava, from 10 - ~
Hermit rooms In .8un tx5 IA sve- - noor. 20
y.sor: $500 * ssss@ So ash g: 3s S9
7le llth 81 n W. 2r.. .35 l2ll 81 nv. 1r......
Nagnihcsot stogA eun, 1908 n sv- stors. ESQ
= BT,diag: p. a ae92 "a a eH:x. sssrs. rs
Cor hst q furnisnsa neaess call fer ssa1 . oooa
49, B,:s:S cs:s s z 2: s sss s,.sss ~ nsaus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

CONTINUATION or FIREWORKS AT BAY RIpGy-
Tbs hTe-wOrk drama 1T Bay Etdce Is Announce
fOr sunday, " edneSday, and a thursday the 21 an
and OlI Inst This Is a wonderful! exhiblttor ami
mas proven 10 " tue greatest attraction OF The
season No extra charge. Trains leave b. and o.
ddrl w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

The STEAMER W. W. CoRcoRAS Will make two
tfipS " MARSHALL Hail on sunday SepIeIaber .
and continue these trips until further notice.
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FrssKLLs Ice CREAM.

ELKs' A. X A. second excursion, Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 4. Corc0ran, pm; returns IL O'Clock.
Cars In all directions. Bring the ladies and have
another good time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

ATTENTION OF INVESTORS Is called 10 the adyer-
tSed auction sale OF a nearly new well-built
brick residence, containing eIsnte, rooms STU
ated on the northeast corrsr or IsLn and Corcoran
streets northwest. IL presents a rare chance for
bargain.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Star shoe House Bargain

The Star Shoe House Bargain
Clearing Sale will continue few days longer
Still Greater Cut in Prices
Mundell's Solar Tip Shoes for Children, spring
COUSINS make Se' Rsses Kid surna Sses
price $780, worth So.
Cousins make Ladies' Dongola Kid Shoes, opera
Ladies sl.5O Kid Button Shoes down to 9Oc.
Ladies' 81 Kid oxford Ties down to 6Oc.
>, miss Misses Genuine Goat Shoes, worked button
holes; cut price 75c.; worth $1.25.
Children's KID Spring Heels, sizes to 8; cut
price 35c.; worth Csc.
Infants Kid Button shoes; cut price CSC.
Boys and Youths Shoes, strictly all leather.
button or lace; cut price 9Oc.; worth $780,
Boys Genuine Calf Button Shoes, SI25; worth 81.
ON Mems French Toe Congress Callers; cut price
Mems Warranted Calf Button, Lace or Congress;
cut price $l.S7: worth s.
Mems Embroidered slippers; cut price COO. |;
THE STAR SHOE HOUSE,, 72e 9TH street.
The Most Satisfactory sewing-machine re-
pairing In washington: fully rs per cent less than
elsewhere; duplicate parts and supplies for all
makes; ~ years experience: z, WM LS STIEsaLISG.
Sole agent D. c. for Household Sewing Machine.1
Reduction in price of Wines and Liquors
Our entire list OF fine old Wines and Whistles is
offered at special sale for thirty days. This great
cut In prices comprises Standard as well as Fancy
yond competition. M. 4 P. MErzGER,
Az TN ST. NV.
We Take Pleasure In calling attention to
the stock OF parlor and bedroom furniture, Brus-
sells and ingram carpets, Smyrna rugs, stoves,
heaters and ranges ana everything In the house
furnishing line that can be found at the Double
Installment Store OF John Ridden, $50 and 932 7th
ST. NV. These goods are OF the latest design and
nrst-class In variety, design and finish, and are
offered to hOusekeepers on the easy payment plan
by, which, for small weekly or monthly payments
homes can be made at once comfortable and at
tractive as cheaply as the same goods can be OBJ
tained elsewhere for cash. Give him a call and
save money.
The Rich Mans cigar at the poor mans
price. Try 'Grand Republic" CigarO or "Buffo. {"
For sale by all first-class dealers Wholesale
agents, Luchs Bro.
l.. H. Hopkins, 500 F st., White Oil.Cloth
Tor sign painting and table-covers. 25c. eos
New Domestic Fashion Catalogues for
Sept given away at the Domestic sewing Machine
Agency. Z. AuerDach, 18th and II. eos
Bargains Worth COnsidering!
Singer machines at $40.
Domestic machines at $l2.
White machine at $l4.
"B" Howe at 50.
Post al 81.
|. These machines have side leaf drawers and all
attachments, and are worth twice the amount
ASKED WIN. STIEEBLING, 175l Penna. ave. NV.
New Gas Fixtures. c. A. MUDDINAN, lco6 F. colin
Morcll, 734 9Th stnw.. every style showcase. eo3O
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists. eo1y
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, & HI.
Dtxon's Yeast Powder always reliable sm
"ROyal Clue, mends China Glasswood nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Miss Nellie Williamson, of Greenville, Pa,
laughed so heartily on Thursday that she broke q
blood vessel, causing instantaneous death.
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WAIT for Bay Ridge excursion, sept. 4, by LOG.

LONG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, 81. % bottle
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, NY. Charles kraemer
20. It'll Sc. u. W.
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HISTORY RryzaTED.-In the battle between the
Monitor ana AerTiinac ~ Bay Rldye.-AduL
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CONTRACTORS FOE NAVY SUPPLIEs-The follow
Ing Washington bidders have Decn awarded con-
tracts Tor furnishing supplies FOR tue Washington
navy -yaru: H. ID. Canaan, Photographic apparatus
$50 IempS and Etllngs, $40. j. Is. Kendall
DroOins, ssSiJz; brick. 500 cOckS all 10; hOuss.
par Tol SlooO0; sheet iron. S42; plg irou
paI steer cast sJS3eS; washers, 81; engineers
soPpieS sou johnson Bros, coal, COSe and
naval Steres, sltszSO; OILS and greas- s140. n:
Aeibllc lIndS1y, ruOOcr hose and nitinys Sl1
PACKING ana r9Oocr, Ssl!.65 Myers a IOylnV.
proyender. sl.46120. Charles BecS,.r cnensi,a11,
ana aruss. sl59io. ROOerJ Leitcn, pipe nttinss.
$3.50 piuinoerS supplies, $lI3.sO. u Fiagier.
S9e5.66.
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LIGHTNING Rops, safes Repaired. KuKuLISe.
HOUsEKEKPERs

LIGHTNING RoDs. Safes Repaired. KUzHIIsa.
HousEKEKPERs
will md it to their advantage 70 examine the
stock OF Furniture, Carpets and stoves that Is o.
fered for the next 30 days at 20 per cent below
menL House OF John Ridden, $50 and 932 9TH
street northwest All on small weekly or monthly
payments 70 suit purchasers
ELKs' A. r A. second excursion, Tuesday, Sep
tember l. Corcoran leaves pm; returns IL
O'Clock Cars In all directions Music, singing,
recitations, dancing, fireworks, Illumination, &C.,
&c Don't miss II.
BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest, Richest, Newest Stock.
Hor Lusca every night at Frank Heygster's
Sample Room, 9O4 Pa. ave. Rear entrance ON
street, opposite Harris Theater.
RrIsNeKRs Ice cream. 2:s5 ana 1O1s 18th sta NV
FINE CARVED SQUARE PIANO, SIPS, and other bar.
gains at c. L wild & BROS. 700 9TH st. n.
LIGHTNING RODS, Electric Work. ]. II. KuEHIISe.
How 10 KEEP wARN-why, its easy enoughl If
you buy Johns0n's steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
kvery one guaranteed
A. S. JOHNSON, 1910 9th st. NV.
BROOKS 18th ST., Gas Fixtures and Chandeliers
fnzPoKrsAITs. kets Kemethy, 1los Pa ava
LIsHrSNs RoDs, Speaking Tubes. KUEHING.
12f2 Pa ave.
FrssxILs Ice CREAM
ELks' A. X A second excursion, tuesday, sep
TENDER l. Corcoran, pm; returns IL O'CLOCK
Cars In all directions. Bring the ladies and have
another good time.
LONG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, S1.25 a bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, KY Charles kraemer,
e3s It'll ST. L. W.
WAIT for Bay Ridge excursion, sept. f. by LO.G.T.
HOT LUNCH served TO the patrons OF Harris BiJou
Theater every night at Frank Heygster's Sample
Room, 9O4 Pa ave. Rear entr<E e on street.
BROOKS, 18th st. Prices Guaranteed
ARTIFICIAL Human Eyes. HEMPLER's, cor. ~.