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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Inc regatta committee have decided upon the
ioiiowing program: The races Will be commenced
~ $40 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
FIRST race. 2:4o-senior fours, Passaica Colum-
Bias and Potomaca
second race, 3:2o-Iunior fours, Potomscs,
Columoias and Ariels.
Third race, 4-four-oarsd gigs Potomacs and
Columbiaa
Fourth race, 4.Ao-junior angles, johnson
Scoiumotal; Miller tspa Club; Doyle and Won
Anoeren (Potomac); Huneker Qoniasl.
Fiith race, 5:20-senior singles, Psota (CornelD:
sSm, nan lsPa Club Annapolis; Barbarin. Won
i 1anagren and Sawyer Posemac); Carney institute
= sixth race e-elght oars Potomaca Columbias,
fairmounts and CrescentS
keyes have been engaged as the referee and press
poats, and wiz also accommodate the Commits
sers OF the District, the donors OF cups. tbs re-
ana captains or the clubs represented In the race
representative ). s. Cox has accepted the invt-
1a.on 70 deliver the medals In the evening In the
pariors OF the Riggs House.
nj. =. H. e.. Watts VIII act as referee. He acted
IN tnat capacity az the regatta rowed here In 1881
anu AT several subsequent regattas.
senior single Scuiier L. j. Carney arrived Yes
tseruay, and Is stopping at the Morgan House. HIS
boat Is CHARTERED with the Potomacs His appear
ance upon the course yesterday afternoon caused
considerable favorable comment
Inc Ariels' junior four, OF Baltimore, arrived too
anything can be said Yet Of their Iorf, or sneeS
IL was quite dark when they started OUT for prac-
tice last evening.
The Potomacs Will use the Old Dominion Boat
Cluo gig, which Is an exceedingly fast one.
The major OF police will be asked for the use of
tne ponce boat and patrol OF men to keep the
river clear.
The PaSsaic four-oared crew arrived last night
shortly after 10 o'clock They are the guests Of
the Columbia Club. This crew, which won the
championship race at Sunbury, Is a hardy looking
set OF 0arsmen, and will doubtless make grand
race.
The Crescent eight, OF Philadelphia, arrived this
morning, and are QuarJered at the Riggs House
This boat viii be housed at the AnaioStan club
house.
The Potomac Club have now as its guest the
Paramount eight, which arrived this Afternoon.
Upward OF 900 tickets OF admission to the
Doat-houSe and AlalOs6an Island have been issued
by the Columbia Athletic Club for tomorrow
afternoon.
on account OF the large number H entries In
both the senior and junior singles many think 1t
advisable for trial heats TO be rOwed.
In the senior singles there are six entries, and
trial heats could be rowed in the forenoon or by
noon with two entries in each trial. The winner
OF each heat could then row In the Anal Ia the
afternoon. Ths contest would be a better one and
not so likely 70 be marred by accident.
In the junior singles there are I'VE entries
Trial heats with three and two starters could be
rowed- The nrst and second In the three entries
heats and the winner OF the other heat could row
In the nnal In the afternoon.
A. Grant, OF the Columbian Athletic Club has
Deen selected 70 act as Judge AZ the nntsh from
that club.
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INcINDrARIsu Al HAxrror. v

lNCINDIARIsH A. RAMPrON, WAN attAmpG vas
made Yesterday morning about 2 O'Clock Dy come
Hampton. Alarge oQrbuiloing, situated IA the heart
Of The town, near the corner OF King and Queen
streets, and containing quantity OF Lght iniiam.
calm and the prompt wofx OF the town ana SOL
dlers Home nre-engtnes the town might have been
DESTROYED ~ nard work the nrenaen conquered
roofs OF several stores had been burned. the loss
Is comparatively small '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

A TRAIN THROWN FROM THE TRACK BY WRECKERs
The South-Dound passenger train on the Char
1oJte, Columbian aud Augusta Railroad was
wrecked % miles from Charlotte Sunday after
noon. The train was thrown from the track The
following IS list Of the Injured: JAS. Alexander
engineer, Columbia, s. c., cut on head and bruised
broken; it is thought he will die; j. A. Cobb COL
ored, brakeman, scalded; Jno. Ross, colored, leg
broken, and Madison Broughton, mail agent, arm
diSlocated and cut. The wreck was the work OF
train WreckerS.
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Democratic Meeafn9..

At a meeting held at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy
Yard. last night, under the auspices of the Mary
land Democratic Club, speeches were made by Rep
resentatiyes McMilhn and Mckinney, and II. Kyd
Douglass, Geo. Baber, and Col Switzler OF the Bu-
reau OF Statfstics
The seventh district democratic club was organ.
Ranlzed temporarily last night with the following
officers: President, n. A. Poole; vice president
Geo. Combs; secretary, Ii. w. Barbour; treasurer
John Boyle. committee on permanent Organi-
zation and constitution was appointed as follows:
John Boyle, T. j. Luttrell Chas. Thompson, IT., II.
W. Barbour, and II. Z Davis J. Duhalnel How
ard Ciagett and Harry Byrn were appointed q CON-
UiLtoe on printing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Mrs. Langtry's Approaching Marriage.
Vow York Special to the Philadelphia Times
friend OF Mrs. Langtry furnishes the informa-
ton that after the entertainment to be given by
the Lilly at the West End Hotel on August g. she
will 60 to her ranch in California, where she will
be Joined shortly afterward by her husband
They will proceed Immediately to have a business
settlement and decide upon the division OF their
property, and Mr. Langtry VIII consent TO a d.
vOrce, which will be granted on the ground OF nOu-
support. The business being completed, Mr. Lang
try will sail for Australia, where he has made
large Investments Mr.. GeDhard Will then go to
California, and the wedding Will take place in Mrs
Langtry's country home SepLember24. Beginning
OCTOBER Is, Mrs. Langtry Will play an engagement
OF ten weeks, after which she intends 10 rest for
the remainder OF the season. The trousseau is
being made at WhitleyS in London, and though
very costly, will be simple as 70 style and quantity
IL Is rumored that California will be the future
home of Mr.. and Mra Gerhard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

RETURN OF ENCKE's CoMET.-A cablegram from
the European Union Of Astronomers announces the
discovery OF Enckes comet its present return at
the Royal Observatory, Cape Of Good Hope, on
Friday evening. The discovery position is the fol-
lowing: August 3, 2:57.6 Greenwich mean time,
right ascension, II hours, 81 minutes, 5AS Sec
onds; declination, south II hours, "a minutes, 40
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

TAKn0~1Rxu HoYr 10 EuRoPR-Miss Mary
Irene Hoyt the insane heiress or the Jesse HOyt
millions, has been brought 70 Montreal by Mr.
CArrnRton, OF General Buffers law once; Q doctor
and nurse She u under constant surveillance
and Ia being taken away to Europe, 70 remove her
nom the jurisdiction OF New York courta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Charles A Shields, realestate broker, has sold to
Fred. Hermann, for the owner, lot 40 feet front
on the east side OF 10th street southeast between
and streets. for 81 $50 Also for the Co-opers-
lot 1SxSs, on the north side or North Carolina
avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets, for 81 per
foot; ALSO, for the same company, q lot OF ground
% feet front, on North Carolina avenue adjoining
above at 81 per foot, 70 z. i. Nottingham. Hand
some residences will be at once erected by Messrs
Dent and Nottingham. Mr.. Shields has also sold
Tor Jos Forrest front OF 30 feet on I'd street be-
tween b and streets northeast, 70 Emory b.
uoge, at so cents foot
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EOR RENT-A HANDSOME MODERN BAY WIN
o s 81 I Idr, sSs: ga a
EoR RENT-FOR ESQ IN ApvANCE-sls o ST.
Tnw. rooms. besides cellar, bath room aud sum
ioo. piazza ana q and 'front.' YARDS nssS shss ae.
Of cara market and srhooia Pos.ession tmmedztsly.
sos 5li Maple Ss ave. " " V " l. " " sas aR'
EOR RENT-A FINE NEW BRICK HOUSE, 10
rooms bath furnsce ELECTRIC be.ls speaking tubes.
o. L. BOYER. si3 AZ St aw. sa4~st
EOR RENT-lsI3 n ST. FINE s:sToRY BRICK,
u II rooms, rent moderstsi and 20ls @ St. hne 8:
ns fS% F s1S Sss sas
Tor RENT. Isl! y Of NJ ...........seo
si hsfs = I rsSSssS e Fl. & J.
as Is, reduced to- .22 SO 1888 5th st n. 10
az q 81 :: r rsssss s ssS s.
5o5 s. ss,.......35.5o And other houses at less
au4-3t ". @ DUyAII. se5 St NV.
EOR RENT-s35-A VERY COMPLETE HOUSE
II Of 10 rooms cellar. furnace and all modern i'm
sRGbie sS ts. snsat
FoR RENI-93e ST; NV. Rooms; MOD.
1 4 NV "" ohAA' L oA"oO 0-Se% aa4,s 30
EoR RENT 1894 MASS 400 18th st. sw. sto.3o.oo
Is aye W !or sl25 90 81 Il Mas. ave ne ST &c
l.oS Lstnv- IS s. 24is Briw'd AZ. o.. 10 %
ao st .
300 St n.w-sI Ssr 20 ~ 2e3 Cievefd av 6r IA 90
i igi5 i' st 80 aSa ,Tr s s oEs
da2I llth n.ws 2o. go Rear 1916 9th .w,5rlo3o
aui-3t $50 A s oaywooD. 90 9th st. NV.
FOR RENT-HogsE slla 81: ,e ROOMS. MOD:
Ss ss st.
au4-3t.
FOE RENT.BRIGK, $40 9Th 81; NV. 8 ROOMS,
ba,6 t R sc go Brcf Ia Sth 81, nv ~ rooms
sna Sc sa The sop Ux hSsse are being put n
+ dwelling; ii rooms, furnace. and ali mod imps
near tortland; by family going TO Europe; completely
LEI Sr Il isS Ss
FS5is s1TT is & n ns SS
S S5se IN s. ii i$$ ssS ave
sG si i Il n y ist "a 81 81
1903 st. NV. IOr. .65 I6 st. w. % AZ
81 e. e ave-. i1ss 4 Fsass F. g
go e; a,o S,s M gs. Es 4e
1905 sth Nv. sr. so 1880 9th St .w-7r 80
ists ih =. am NV sr RV :s
ILL., Cor st. Or a SO PA Mass AZ NV. ar y 90
beaSd.ry SO
l IA P.srSs P,ss. AZ st 6r 81
1864 + i. INV nx S SYs 8: S. e. g. &c &c
Isl 1914 %.eS H. ss:s
4 1921 ' z NV g b: I;
lel 10th s. Il Fe G a Il 80
LHOR RENT-FROM AUGUST 10, HOUSE NO
II ] 423 Sth ST. NV; 10 rooms all modern improve.
ments; hrst-class order: $50 per month. Apply to
j. B. SCOTT. Howard House. auI-6ts
LOR RENT
II l451 st. Ara, new 4rs. deep $50 80
l403 3lst st., 9rs., story 10rs Sept Al OF
JIG ST. l9s stable Sep I" 90
susst 'D 3HffHkEk 'o! J6S6XN. ili7 s st
lCOR RENT-921 ST NV; FOURTEEN ROOMS;
II all modern improvements to a good tenant only
$50 per month. 9i3 ST. furnished six rooms; large
yard: &2o per month. Key GAL SlS Is st Sc: 81 !
rooms brick; fine location: 80. Key $40. Also
five Houses corner 9Th and SITS. ne. 9 rooms and
bath; new; S25440 per month. Keys 715. Owner az
5lS 9Th L. W. 1es-
EOR RENT = 606 18TH ST. n. w., 10 ROOMS.
BEALL, BROWN co,
ty19-1m 1921 F st
EOR RENT-le22 ST. \. w.. NICE THREE
Il story brick. ruoms, with all modern improve
ments. at 845 per mouth M NJ PARKER
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT MAsoN.-Henry w.
Mar,ton, prominent mason passed grand CON-
mander OF Knights Templar, or Maryland, died at
Baltimore yesterday morning Mr.. Marston was
an honorary member or Columbia Commandery OF
this city and ha0 host Of Masonic friends here.
The funeral win take place tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

DEATH OF A WELLKNowN POLITICIAN.-Hon.
John II. Harmon, OF Detroit Mich, diei suddenly
In that city last night. "Uncle John Harmon
20 back TO Che time OF jackson, and was the last
living man who had been a delegate to every
national democratic convention He was mayor
or Detroit Tor six consecutive terms, and was the
founder OF the Detroit Free Press, and up TO the
time OF his death was contributor to its columns
In this city, where he has made his home for the
past six years, his bereaved family will have the
sympathy OF thousands OF his old friends.
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ER,oYA1
Powpra

This powder never vsr1sA A marvel Of purity.
STRENGTH. and wheasasn,snsa. More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot b sold in competition
With the multitude Of low tas short weight alum or
phosphate powdsra Sold ossv n eaaA RoxAI BAxxs
PowDEs Co. LOG wau q, NE
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)R RENT-BY X o. HOFFMAN

HOUSES.
$40 lth st. nw Tor. so 2222 h st. n w., IT. $50
$40 18th st. Nv, pr l25s2l n. j. ave-. 7r.... 30
500 18th St, 1912 Corcoran ST., Sr 80
5l1 18th St NV, Tor $50 i49 Boundary st. Sr
70I St NV. l3r. IS s0lO 9Th St Or. go
81 18th st. n.w l3r.. 80 1903 ST. ne, 7r.. 2u 30
1872 l4th At Tor. 80 l23l 9th st. NV 7r.2050
l416 st. n. .55 l02 18th st. aw. Or. ....l6
900 9th stu 14r. 81 % 80 Fenton Pl. ne Or 80
lS4l ST., l0r.. SO 50 Fenton PL n.e6r 1880
2027 st NV. Tor. 80 1892 wylie st., -
32O st. NV. Tor. so 402 Richardson pl 20
1872 9th st. u. W.. llr. % 404 Richardson n LOO
ft4 9TH st. NV, Tor. :. SO I'LL St shop.
1466 Corcoran st.. Or .35 512 1lth St shop.
123 G st. az, 81. ........35
OFFICES.
eI1 F st.. I'd door. front 937 z st.. % floor -. $50
heated by steam.S 100 939 st.. I'd floor 1rm.
o. 4, I'd door. front "a. 470lA FROM 10 20
heated by steam 1888 13 y st. n. W., Sd floor -
Elegant rooms in "Sun TO La ave-. I'd door. 20
building, "hreproof, 3 ele- 513 It'll st., Pr.
vatOrs, heated by steam. 513 nth ST., r. 20
from $50 TO 500 each. 400 1917 st. w., hall 20
719 18th Ut. 2r.. 30 LII ST. NV, IL. IS
STORES
Magnificent store sun 421 18th st n.w.... $50
Building, per 3. 600 9TH alb Pa av, store. Is
l10l Pa av. store 125 18th ab Pa av. store 10
1903 Pa store. 30 sos 9th ct. n W., ID
list of furnished houses call for send to o1cs
For list Of property for sale call for send to office
Property placed with me for rent sale u literally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
aus r q. HOLTZMAN.10th and F Sta NV.
IHOR RENT-ON l. 81. N T., SEVERAL NEW
IL two-stOry Bricks, gas and water. cheap.
W. RILEY DEEBLE.
au6-3t 1919 f st, n w.
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WILLS Ice Co. = Penobscot ice-red wagons

LAST GRAND SAFE OF smyrna Rugs this season at
julius LanSburgh's, 315 7th street northwest,
Tuesday, Wednesday and THURSDAY. All $3.50
smyrna Rugs S4.75; all s. smyrna Rugs $a.25; all
$3.50 smyrna Rugs S2.25; all $50 smyrna Rugs
81. 30; all fl.5O smyrna Mats 81 These prices for
above days only.
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au6-3t

NOR RENT
II 345-347 Estsw. mod. l407 18th Sc, 5r...:85O
imp S22 80 331 DIST. sw.. Sr. mi 20 so
1851 st., Or bath 4S4 @ st. q. w., ST., w'r. %
room .205O 10 q SITS W, 6r 81 80
sos 9Th w.,Sr. IN l. .33 209 s.w a., VIZ 1929
9O1 9th ST. sw, 5r. and Cos 7th St s.W., 1r, m Las
storeroom. 20 80 ass q s.w, 6r, w'r Is 50
81 9TH sw., 6r., ". 1880 liz L St g
S3 Dr. water. ~ ~ ..storerooln. L
LAT H s.e., or. w'r ......l0'
au4-3t' G. Il. PARKER, cor. ~ and sts. W.
NOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
Il 1928, 1880; and 1892 9th st. n. W. all modern
improvements and conveniences; each 10 rooms and
bath; desirable neiRhborhood. Inquire of owner,
FRANK I. BROWNING, 416 9Th st. NV. au4-2m
NOR PENTHOUSE, WITH GOOD STABLE
Il suitable for dairy. Corner 18th st. and Pennsyl-
vania ave. q. au4-3ts
1NOK RENT-HOUsE l749 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
II NV. has IL rooms newly papered and painted.
and 81 mod imp; large dinins.room and kitchen.
under rent $50 per month; tenant will remain II de-
sired. Apply WESCO1T WILCOX. 1907 Pennsyl-
Vapia ave. NV. au4 81
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LOCAL MENTION.
The WeRul,eP.

FOR the District OF Columbia, Maryland Della
ware Eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia, geper-
ally fair; nearly stationary temperature; winds
southvssterly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

C. A. NuDDM.s, 1905 st. New chandelier store.
Love BRANCH BoSesos WursIY, s1.25 bottle.
Distilled IN 1874, Cynthiana, n.y. Charles kraemer,
S37 eth ST D W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION, VIA. B. 4 o. X. r.,
next Saturday. Train leaves Washington pm.
Tickets good returning until Monday. Round
Trip S3.-Adpt.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
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RENT-HOUsES.

ROR RENT-HOUsE. EIGHT ROOMS. BAY WIN
L dow, near Pension Office; $50 in adv nee. 222 q
st. NV. KY at 22A au7-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

ssROyal Gluc'' Mcnds Everything.
Save the Pieces! MendS Broken China, Glass
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c! Always nQuldl
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Glue" at loo. tStu&th
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CITY ITEMS.

RQualled by Few aud Surpassed by
none. Our colors-"Grand Republic" cgarros.
For sale by all rstclass dealers Wholesale agents
Luchs Bro.
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l222 St. 3story brick. o rooms, all mi .s45 90
100 St. 3story b. TEX rooms all IN i..... $500
1124 10th ST., 2story and basement lex. yr "a 30
1126 10th St. 2sory and basement brick, Or. 80 90
NJ NJ. PARKER,
ty20-12t l4lS street IA
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FnK PoRTRAITs. Kets Kemethy, 110 Pa ava
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Tn0 COuR1s
EQurrY CouKr@Judgs NerTick
Yesterday, Rngiish agt Quiz; confirmation Of
sale niHi
PROBATE CouKT@Jwd0s Aerrtck
yesterday, Estate Robert w. 0atewood: sworn
statement Of account nled Estate James K. I'd
wards; bond finished Orphans Thomas II. Har.
vey; settlement nlod. Estate Lee g Wilson: letters
OF administration to Julia Wilson; bond 500.
POLICE CoURr-Jwd0e Ajiis pro tem
Yesterday, Chas 0uardello, obstructing street;
e. Edward Cole, disorderly; IS. VIM. Brown,
violating hack law: - Mary williams, dtsor.
DERBY; e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Peerless Dyes
Are the oest. Sold by druggists. eo1y
DiXOnsS Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Initiated Constantly,
but never eQualled. colgate 4 Co.'s exquisttely
perfumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap. u, r2w
"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood &C,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

FrssxLLs Ice CREAM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

l.. III. Hopkins, $50 F St, White Oil-Cloth for
sign painting and table Covers, CSC. eos
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We can fAhIlCUlAh AITENTlON TO our list OF
FURNISHED HOUSES, Is they comprise some Of the
most desirable in the city. send for bulletin.
HILL l. JOHN TON,
t2S-tuth&s-2w 73S 18th st. nv.
IIOR KENT-HOUsEs-3 4l7 to 20 at NV,
Il 2909 z st. W., Or, Or and bath $3.50
1907 3Oth NV 9r, miss 1900 32d St. n W.. .s75
33l7 NV, l0r., mi .35 l902 s ...... 35
3432 NV, 1r. m.i27. 90 32l6 ...... SO
1916 Prospect ave. NV, 32l9 store
7r. m. i................25i and fats. ........ SO
3203 ST. NV. iOr and sTHBLES.
store, m Masonic Hall alley. &c
1875 Sd st6r m 20
1yl0-3m q. H. Tickling. 1854 32d St NV.
L,OR RENT-sIX- ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 31oIlTH
- st; Sc. water and gas sl5. Apply to X. Z. tAIRo.
4S2 Louisiana ave. y25-lm
INOR RENT-STORE CELLAR AND ONE ROOM
u In lear 1924 9th st. NV. Apply TO W. c. JOHN
son. us 18th st. NV. iy23- I'm
1-cna RENT-UNFURNIsHED--
200l 4 st.-............l 10 pa LIST st ae .... so
20o4 st...............ll5 sl2 18th st so
l342 Vermont ave ...... 80 l127 10Th St ......45
702 18th st............ Is l5l5 Pierce Pace rs 40
l242 18th sI...... 65 ii2 9Th st. Sc us SO
dupont Circle IS so 10th ST. ......l250
1900 18th s. la.7 st. office room. 10
R av. mr. Conn. $3.50 33 b St. bet 18th 10Th so
Dupont Circ e....29l6t 18th ST.. rDupont Cir 80
st., near 10th. .275 st. near 10TH .......l25
Conn. ave. mr. st.. 2o0 llth st. bet. and .. lis
92o farragut Square. $50 CoIcoran bet l3 IA. 100
Mass ave. Mr. l4th20S t st bet. 18Th 14th. 50
FITCH. FOX Il BROWN.
3y1S l437 Penn. ave.n-w
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DOR RENT-l222 ST. n. W.. A NICE THREE
Il story brick. ols with all modern improve
ments. at 845 per mouth NJ. NJ PARKER
jy26-l2t l4lS street NV
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EoR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-

l741 G at. ..... 65
We call PARTICULAR A
FURNISHED HOUSES, as
most desirable in the city.
j2S-tu,thks-2w
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MoreIl, 734 9th ST. w., every style showcases (
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Store 933 F st. NV,
rent per year. go. 81. so
123n Pa. av. Rear Store D
Str. &dwg. 2249 18th st
II. W., 1r................4
Store and cellar 212G
14th st. NV. 35 b
Store and IT,. 525 10Th
st. II. W.. ..............J
46S La. ave. basement. :,
Tie above is only q port
books. For full list call a
the LIST and 18th. Iau1l
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The BhopGErT CLAIM--To-day there was placed
on record deed from TnOs- b. Lincoln 10 Sophia
D. Lincoln, bearing date June %, 1887, and exc
cuted in Cecil County, Nd, February 18th last
The consideration reciJed is g. lOO and IL conveys
the grantor's interest as an heir OF Samuel Blod-
goJt, tr., In the tract known Is Jamaica, and all
other prosperity outside OF that tract, and his In
terest IN 4 Claim against the Government
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MEDICAL, &c.

IL experienced female MUSICIAN should consult Mrs.
Or. WILSON los lark lace me-, bet. and c aud
18th and 18th SITS ne Ladies only. Remedy So.
iy2T-l2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

ELuABxTH McLEoDs wnI--The will of Eliza
beth Mcleod was filed with Register Clagett to-
day. She leaves one hall OF her estate TO her
brother, VIM Mcleod; and OF the other hah
u 900 10 her niece, Alice Mcleod, and TIE re-
maincer between her remaining four nieces, daugh-
tiers OF her deceased brother, Robert Mcleod
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

YOUTHFUL DEPRsvITY-Ida Payne and Fannie
Jaylr, ieI-year-od cO.ored girls, were In the Po-
Lce Court this morning charged with being per
sOns o eVil lie and f,ane Although so young the
tiris wore long dresses TLey were arrested last
esehln7 Ia IO%a Circle by OIiicer Ferguson. Thu,
A. not theirnrs appearance In court. The Judge
SAD that they had made early start In life and
gave them three months each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

THE CH0crAw CLAIMS Gaze AsAIS-In the casa
OF LalnOn against Mckee (the Choctaw Claims
case, Ia which chief Justice Bingham on Tuesday
OF last week, made an order directing the DEFEND
ant 20 pay tl3SJoo into The registry OF the court
tne marshal has made his return OF mot 10 be
found On the paper he was directed to serve upon
Weed TOOK an appeal from this order Tor the de-
tendant and have until Friday 10 nle the bond
The friends OF MT. Mckee believe that ne viii
comply with the order and give bond within the
Time specified. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

Police COURT CAsEs-In the Police Court yes
terday George Butler was charged with threats TO
Mary Lawson and required 70 give security TO keep
the peace or jail three month"; Charles Boss and
VIM Acton, two OF Buffers witnesses, were
Charged with carrying concealed weapons, pro-
family. assault on Hamilton voss, o special Offlcer,
and with threats TO X Lewis. They were 1ned for
profanity; on the concealed weapons cases Zines OF
SO or 90 days. for assault on the oficer Acton was
sentenced 60 days In JAN $40 f1ne, or 80 days adj
ditional Boss was sent to jail Tor 30 days and
bonds 70 keep the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07
SUMNER RESORTS

SPtdN6 LAKE BEACH. n J. rHE RAJ rTNoR1
pOne bloch from aud with full vie~ q Ocean sf..sS.
rates Tor Septemh~r firri-clnzs table lcrs 1n.s-r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-07

RoBBzRIEs RsPoRTED.-Mrs. Archibald, No. AT
Missouri avenue. reports stolen from her house
yesterday set OF Jewelry valued at Sl0.-Thos.
B. Anderson, No. 51a 18th street. southwest re-
ports the larceny OF o silver watch and chain
Anderson Rollins, No. I'LL Green's alley, reports
stolen Silver watch and chasn.-A servant IN
house No. 90 18th street, reports stolen from the
house Jewe.ry and 81. 80.