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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs--Marriage licenses have been
issued by the clerk OF the court TO VIM. Green
and Jennie Washington; ChasI B. Reeder and
Nellie Moriartya; Henry Klein and Alice ONeil Of
Philadelphia; w. ii. White, OF Howard County,
Nettie Belneld, both OF Westmorcland County.
Va; Geo. NJ. Willeke and LizzD NJ. Rupert
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READ SCHOOL Baesr In city Items

kIsG's PALACE win be closed an day Thursdax
Sept q on account Of holiday. "'
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AUTUMN Is HEnE.
AUTUMN Is THERE!
AUTUMN ID NOT EVERYWHERE;
but they looking for IT. expecting it, preparing for
JACK FROST coMETH
Like thief in the night" And you will wake up in
the morning and find yourselves MINUS Overcast,
MINUS heavyweight Coat Pants and Vests, MINUS
everything necessary in the way Of wearing apparel
suited to the reign Of
JACK FROST.
MINUS because you wouldn't MIND)Ua We re-
minded you time and again Of the necessty Of proper
weight suts for 1t the trning cost Of $3.50 for
Coat Vest and PantA
Finer grades at %. IS. o. rs and s1O.75 suit
Fall 0vercosts. strictly all-woo. with silk facin
e626 6.75 $50. e7.75 upward.
Prince Albert Suits, CorkscrewR DiagouAs and ker-
seys. ol5.50. eli 40. e1675 upward
Boys Suits. s4So. ESQ. 1857. %. $3.50 upward
Children's Suits, ol25 ~, IS upward
Last but not least MEMS TROUsERs-stxictly ALL
wool, 81. %. 50. e. 76. CAST. % upward
should the mercury jump up into the ninetiss. We
are prepared for you and VIII furnish
Genuine seersucker Goats and Vests for men at e. ST.
Genuine sesrsucksr Goats and Vests for boys u 81
vIcToR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
ss7 and see 7ta e GO sssP - svs
opsu saturdays IN liz m
sv-oFTIcE coATs. ssipss ana cheeks. On .s.as
NSoSss; Wsf SsSS isa Friday n0ia'as nom I'm
NV RREsi Hzcouxrx = vArrAce NEW 1xPA
llOe-11l6 Stress \. ". South sd
Having equipped mrs. cla. Once prepersd 10 enc
Competent workman employed Wan study % pleaso
Fine Printing SpectatU. III
r oNDoNpERRy LITHIA WATER
GOVT 2axUAA116n AND UR1Q ACID
1o9snes 49, =, ~ n33tN = 1un4 Luna
s1l-sS q 4 SHx111 90. zsssG ~ f sva
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Will Increase Its Plant.


At special meeting OF the stockholders of the
United states Electric Lighting Company, held
yesterday at their Office, at the corner OF l3k and
streets northwest, Mr.. Samuel Norment, the
president Of the company, made the following re-
marks:
Eve have not been able to declare any dividends
Tor several years. We crave the patience and in
duigence OF our stockholders a little longer We
have been operating in this city some seven years
We have spent four hundred and sixty thousand
dollars, over thirty thousand OF which has been
lost In an honest effort TO use underground cables
we went 10 the expense OF sending TO Europe for
an expert 10 Superintend the laying OF these cables
but after all our best efforts have been unsuccess,
full In all this time we are happy TO state that
we have had no accidents TO life or limb. Wehave
been seriously handicapped In our operations by
the supposed danger attending aerial wires 1
think IL Will be proven in the end, however, that
there Is very great misapprehension upon this
question The subject OF overhead wires has OF
late been most exhaustively ventilated The
whole subject has undergone the most searching
scrutiny and Investigation by the best electrical
experts in the land, and we here reiterate that we
are willing TO adopt any and all other improve
ments In this direction that may be suggested by
10 be feasible and practicable"
The stockholders have determined to increase
the capacity OF Their plant TO furnish
light and meet the constant and growing DEM nds
OF the Government Departments and the public
From Rockville.
SUICIDE IN TIE SEIGHBoRHOoD - MEETING OF
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEs-A CAMPAIGN GLIB At
DICKERsoN.
ROCKVILLE, Sept 4, 1888.
Information was received here to-day OF the
suicide on Sunday night OF Chas. Plummer at Mi.
Ephrairn, little village In the northwestern part
OF the county. On Saturday the deceased pur
chased two bottles Of laudanum and during Satur
day night and sunday morning drank the
contents When his condition was discovered
medical aid was summoned, but too late TO save
his life He was In his thirty fourth year.
A meeting OF the democratic state central and
county committees was held here to-day DR. I'd
ward WoOton presiding and ID. ii. Mason acting "a
secretary. committee consisting OF H. w Tal-
bolt, Jno. II. Kelchner and David Griffith was an
pointed 10 make arrangements for a mass-neet-
Ing at this place, the date of the same to be ar.
ranged by the committee and public notice to be
given. Committees were also appointed In the
several election districts TO attend to getting new
voters registered and see that they are at the
polls ON election day.
A democratic campaign club has been organized
at Dickerson station, with L J. Chiswell as presi-
dent; j. w. Collier and c. Luhn, e-presidents:
w. o. Stoufer, recording secretary; l. b. Scholl
corresponding secretary, and T. o. White, treas.
urer.
The contract for supplying the courthouse and
jail with coal for the ensuing year was to-day
awarded by the county commissioners TO VIM.
Reading, at$6So per ton s. A. N.
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PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs FOR IMPROVING CHAPLIN AND
sToUGHToN sTREETS-OFF1cE or THE Com
hlssioSEKs ID e., MksHls01oN. August 80, 1855
sealed proposals will be received At this Once until
TWELVE O'CLOCK M SATURDAY. sEPTEM-
Der EIGHTH. 1888 for the improvements
Of Chaplin and stoughtor with curb sidewalks
and granite block pavement Blank form u PROPOSALS
and specifications be obtained THE once
application therefor together with all the
information. and bids upon these forms only Will he
considered The right II reserved % rel CT any aud all
bids or parts Of bids. W. b WEBB. = WHEAT
au30-6t
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READ SCHOOL BAGS" in City Items.
BROOKS, 18th st. Prices Guaranteed
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A Boy CAUGHT UNDER A FALLING SHED AMI
BADLY HURT.-Geo. Harris, fourteen year old
white boy was seriously injured at Richards & Co
brick yard about O'Clock this morning, by the
falling OF an OLD shed The boy was employed in
the shed, and received a severe scalp wound and
complained Of internal injuries. He was removed
70 Providence Hospital
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Gxsrs Su1rs ScounrD
AND PRESSED FOR q
Coats, Soc Pants. 25c: Vests. 26c. Altering ana
Repairing doQe IN best manner Goods called for ~
x, HAN, 7Os OH 4 nv:
su2-6m and Si5 y. Calvert &. BlHmc:a
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PETITION FOR A WRIT OF LUNATICo NQUIRKNDo
To-day Campbell Darlington filed in the Equity
Court petition for q writ of de lunatico inquir-
endo as to Samuel 7. Drury. The petition states
that Drury was committed to jail TO answer the
Charge OF forgery; that shortly afterward he gave
unmistakable signs OF being OF unsound mind,
which fact was certified to the Criminal Court by
two practicing physicians and when his case W as
called for trial 1t suggested that the ends OF
Justice required proper and thorough examine
ton into his lunacy. Mr.. Drury Is member OF
the bar, and was arrested in March last, and on
March 80 the grand jury found an Indictment OF
seveney-5ix counts charging the onenSe. In July
tle case was continued over the recess.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY at Hyattsyille this evening,
Train leaves the B. ana q. station at As returns
az 1890
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ron Gold spectacles, Wen, 4sl Pa. ave
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The JACKSON DEM0CRATS.-At q meeting OF the
jackson Democratic Association last evening Mr.
James W. Barker presiding, Robert Stewart, c. r.
Smith, and Thomas j. Holmes were elected mem.
DerS Each member was requested to contribute
s. to the campaign fund. Twenty five dollars was
appropriated as a contribution to the fund OF the
executive committee OF local clubs The associa-
ton decided TO meet on the first and third Tuesdays
In each month during the campaign.
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THE wAsHINGToNs AGAIN DEFEATED IN BOSTON,
OTHER BALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Senators kept up their gait yesterday by
losing 10 Boston. to 4. The batteries were Wild.
ner and Mack, and Radbourne and Tate. whit0ey
played firstbase instead Of OBrien. The Beam
eaters won by harder and better placed batting
and good judgment In base running, assisted by
several errors by the Statesmen at critical points
The Senators started out well, making three runs
In the third inning, while Boston had not scored;
but the home team began to bat In the fourth and
scored their runs In that and the next two In
nings. washington made hits and errors and
Boston 10 hits and 3 errors
Ptttsburg defeated indianapolis through the
latters errors, BY the score Of to 4. Calvin and
Miller, and Boyle and Myers were the batteries
The Hoosiers made hits and errors and Pitts
burg IL hits and errors.
New York took close game from Philadelphia
TO 1. Burlington and Clements, and Tttcomb
and Murphy were the batteries. New York made
hits and error and Philadelphia hits and 3
errors
Chicago could not bat at the right time, and con-
sequently lost TO Detroit, to g The Champions
made hits and errors Ind Chicago 3 hits no
errors. The batteries were Conway and Bennett
and Baldwin and Daily.
At Baltimore-Baltlmore, 8; Kansas City, 2. AZ
Observation-Disclosures, 5; Cincinnati, 2. At
Brooklyn-BroOklyn, 3; St. Louis, 1. At Cleve.
land-Cleveland, IL; Louisville, 8
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mt VERNON SEMINARY.
hoo. llo4. HOG. ZIG n It and lIcs l1th IT. ~
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLs

M H vEhSoN SEAlNAht.
hoo, llo4. lloe, ING N IT and llcs llth Il ".
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLs
Foarsssnth year opens
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 4
An applications for admission 10 the day school
'a :sas M made prior Me- e ofsosr soxrRsnnep
SOOOschooi if tI for ot ooIisse. Engineering
6 RSH boPss0 Media .c.ssy Al
Media Pa tnear Philadeiphis). One Of the best
and %.,ss q T.ei.:: ooiisss. PINE suila,n.
.sas. .S ss E Ground, sa
y.nce rapidly. fnvsie tutoring for bscKwsrd boys
coIisss Trspsrstory hscssiesl Or CIVIL snnearn
SSu5.s fsysieai and Chemical i.eer.iOry. Pr,s,aosi
Mon. 1sfsTr ssSi ss' Ti. s'sS
United states. Seds Sa ssrds eSsy home
comfort tine best education and the best training.
for New cs.osas .snt ss 70
Any An .d a swITHIN sHoRTLfDGE A. B. A.
Msda hf fnns ar'du'''' Principal and fSRss
T'HEc H 0oIUM IE!a COLLEGE PREpARAroaS
Na S,Sush a pssp,r.,iOn given for eollsse the
ns.s. For caaosSes or urtSsr n ana os SSs
psT St NV. AP. MONTAGUE Pa D. finci-
ERENGH SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
T. OPENED SEPT. IL. At 7e3 18TH ST.
Learn 70 speak French correctly, TO prunounce it
we'll Take lessons from e.perienced and successful
tscuve thorough and rapid In thirty lessons can
give two years knowledge Trial lesson free Try ten
lessons s5. References. Hon. and Mrs. 5. 8 Cox
MISS ANNIE MoRAN's PRIMARY AND AcApE
Will reopon Sept IL. sea 2w.
WANTED-BY A NORTH GERMAN, PUPILS IN
aEp NE German lansuase 3Sc per hour Address
SCGIH9oLo ,0F MUSIC; IEsTABILsHEp 1871
Church 0rean. assuring most rapid progress church
orVan for practice. THEo. INGALLS, KING,
se4-3m Principal.
Miss BALcHs GU IL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
year. Pupils prepared for all examinations se4-lms
ROCKVILLE MIDI ACADEMY. SIXTEEN MILES
~ by rail from Washington city. The eightieth
SION Of this institution begins on Monday September
members Of his family twenty five boys For terms
location course OF instruction and special advantage
Brookville Montgomery County. Nd au3-tocl
w Cloud Building. 9th and SITS. Nineteenth year
Piano. Organ. Voice. Violin. Flute. Cornet, &C. Free
advantages. o. b BUILARD. Director. se4-lm'
MRS W; D. ALIEN,
M TEACHER OF VOCAL AND .,,
1923 Goth ST. SLIM
MR. HENRY XANDER RESPECTFULLY AN
Nlnounces to his pupils and patrons that he viii
resume his musical Instructions dlAno and Theory
at his studio $50 18th st NV, September groximo
MRS. ,. L McGEEs SCHOOL. NINTH YEAR
SEPTEMBER 10. 1855, at
lilo Lest. n. ee3-1ms
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CASH PR1oEs FoH Day Goops.

Silks. velvets satins Dress Goods satteens Blank.
eta. Shawls. Flannels. Cashmeres, and Henriettas
CARTERa
III MARKET SPACE
Double White Blankets. slightly soiled e so, O.,
s35O.
Royal French Serge. all pure nne wool wide, double
width-dsrnet, Green. Blue. Black. and Brown-reAl
value &c.. price reduced to 37kc
Black surah Silks SOC.
Colored Silk velvets 75c.
Henrietta Cashmeres al pure nne wool wide, double
width. all colors 4Sc
Casn customers are requested to select one Of the
following presents II they buy s5 or over: pair of
large size pure Linen Damask Towels worth al half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins worth 75c or 4
pair OF Silk Embroidered Corsets worth 75c
Cash customers who buy $40 or over can select one
OF the following valuable presents: handsome Bridal
Cunt worm Si.50; q dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kins. worth s1.50. or two pairs Of slegsnt Damast
Towels worth 81. 80. .noa
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THz OLD GUARD GOING TO COLuMBus.-At q
meeting Of the Old Guard Union Veteran Corps,
last evening, W. w. Mcdonald and Charles q,
Boyc were reelected active members. Capt Edgar
issued his order relating 70 the trip OF the corps 70
the L. A. 4 encampment at Columbus Ohio The
Grand Army train.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


month Wits g si md o's b.:
HOB RENT-BRlcK REsIDkNoE. EAST OF i4IH
"a 81 nd
1iii ~ corner isss saa C
EOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE: FEW
steps ftsm the GsPisol beautiful location: per
1915 4. T svs 1lrs !sl4o7 st. ne .e.m.l 10 80
s9 3. IS is, 81 ana is ss
,s :sS5s 8: so s s 1 aish 9 81 *
sSis we g i$i$ syis en- ne. o.. Blu l9S
S SiSI * Ss l.; ns sI fSisis :: sisSs
Marks Alley se. $50 RI 1910 st. se. ST.
se5-lm swORMsTEDT BRADLEY. 927 Fnw.
FS:.sff house. e.. sa.p.. ns.................ss
|. 5S4 d D 81: n.e.:..................3 90
i2sl St n: s............is
y G24 sy Wys, St Il n; e.:
3pS e' i isS5 2: Il NV ...........-. ae
..s.s. '' 1910 HERON al sk i i IT,
TOR RENT-!Os ST. Sc. EIGHT ROOMS; ALL
se5-1Ot 303 7th ST. NV.
E;s 81 a \, :. 1899
s7sS 7 7;s 3: IS5s :: :,
FURNISHED HOUSES
1902 MASS ava. .s1666 SO 1918 h. l. sve.......s125
se5-2w JAMES A. BATES. l407 r st. NV
FOR RENTA34 h ST. n. W. FOUR-sToRY
SSGaf s's soS %P Stove Store
F9R r REMTnlsis ST. FINE as SsT9Ry BkIck.
s.ss 10 y :ss SID
TOR RENT.so2 AND s04 MASSACHUSETTS,
and ssz 0r''k' LOVE a%RSN siE LGo11
se5-3t. 3OS East Capitol St
western part Of the city with ne grounds On the
sni
house complsssa only las. f. bsiiSsfal
SIS per monsn III I'LL y fsos
Pennsylvana ave. NV. se5-4t
u II new bay window twostory Brick Dwellings. in
same square as Bureau Of Printing and Engraving on
Ing hot ana cold BATH sas stroSs
only. Water rents paid by owner; HApsg SSR *
se5-6t. Si7La. ave
TOR RENT..yERY, CHEAP wELvE-R0oM
I Brick. 1416 18th st. NV. all mod. imps. large
sss STU e. N Tsssa Es1i P si7 Ia ave
EOR RENT-DWELLING OF NINE ROOMS AND
nszs Pfspsfsd
se5-6t 1903 St
NOR RENT-EIGHT-RoOM BRICK: MODERN I'M
SEPT son. n%
Tor RENT-OcT. l. 1857 14TH ST. NV. CON
IL venient 3-story brick; rooms; bath: large dry
cellar; yard; no basement; good order; rent $4o
EOR RENT-I22O NEW JERSEY AVE n W.,
very cry com IN e si1.oom house. m $3.50.
RUST, zoos + ST. n. W. se4-3t'
LOR RENT-FURNISHED-NO. 1912 WALLACE
IL Place: Q beautiful little home; new house Of six
rooms; bath; buffers pantry and . large dry con-
will rent very reasonably to q desirable party Tor
year. se4-3ts
LOR RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS,
IL and brick stable being northeast OF 10th and
venient TO three lines Of cars Reasonable to good
tenant Ali mod conven's. Inquire. owner 945 o st.
EOR EIGHTROOM BRICK
Il 90 st. NV; cheap rent to permanent tenant.
se4-2r q. q THORN, l213 st.
EOR RENT-TwO-sTORY SIX ROOM BRICK
l22g st. NV; rent s20 per m9nth ,o,ap
EOR RENT-TwO NEW ATTRACTIVE IL ROOM
Il houses. Capitol and new Library; all modern
conveniences; S45 per month. J. b Winner,
se4-4t 1913 ut. NV.
EOR RENT sIX-ROOM HOUSE: WATER AND
nqa1s Bss in 7is ~ ::
EOR RENT-FURNISHED-A VERY DESIRABLE
- story brick residence on st., between 18th and
18th sts house large and well furnished; be
rented either with or without stable and BY the year
OF Tor SIX months. THOS. J. FISHER co, 1874
St NV. se4-3t
NOR RENT uOTTCES
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Tor RErr- e2ls 9th st NV, l0r-s3o
II Sol Estnw- l5r q 90 1925 ct n w.. Sr -. 80
GA 18th LIT. 100l2I1l II ct. w. sr 30
3l2 ct 20r.. 100 1880 9th ct W.. lOr. 80
2Ol6 NV. 14r. 95l4:g O. NV Sr..-.....2S
l224 14th stnw Ion. i443 ct n ", Or %
1903 st. NV Tor. 65l7S9 Sd IT nv. 7r,. 90
1903 st NV 11r.. .65 1920 9Th ST NV ar "a IS
81 "a %. NV. Air. 90 453 ct NV. so
1l03 st. n-w- .63iSlI st. ee, Or. - 60
6l0 St NV, Tor 80 21S Arthur h-. ar. -25 20
131 Nd ave. he. 11r. 80 143S Pierce R. 7r. "a 40
SO6 18th st. NV. 1lr: 90 so Mass 6r.-2a35
4Q3 st. NV. 1lr 30. 40 1908 Nd ave sw., l2r IS
221 CAP. O.. lr. 81. 20 4Q6 Boundary nv ,7r rs
l14l st. NV. Tor. so PA Mass n AZ - 80
1923 18th st NV, Or 80 1916 l. 81 NV. Or. - 80
IT'S Cor. st. 9r.. 47.50 500 Boundary, Or. % so
1885 Corcoran st, Tor. As 91e s.. e.. 80
2102 ST. ". AZ 1909 Sd st n " , Or 20 90
1245 10Th st. Sr 40 1850 Sd St NV Or. .2030
1884 Pierce Place 9r 40 GA &C. ne. On. $50
401 ID st. n. W.. 40 1882 NV Or. Is. 80
102 O st. Sc, l2f 81 so 600 Il 1T n e. 6f. Is so
11l5 llth stnw.. "a SO t} L Ct n. 6r........1f
454 st n. Sr 3d. so Ia Defrees St. Or. 1857
1Ol1 goth St n. 9r:S5. 80 713 ct me- Or. 40
1879 Wallach Pl. 6r 33 SO 10 M W.. 5r 80
l72O 9Th st. W, 9r 30. SO 911 25th St 7r 10 30
ael h WARNER n CO dig y An
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domestic Sewing Machine Office, & H
All we ask is a fair trial and square deal.
.tGrand Republic" Ctgarr0s have come to stay.
For sale by all frstclass dealers. Wholesale
agents, Luchs Bro.
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Alexandria Affairs.


DEMOCRATIC DELEGATEs.-The Alexandra dele
gates TO che democratic congressional convention
at WarrentOn Springs left here this morning on
the Midland train. The delegates were r. W. Bal
lenger, Chas. Bendheim, Lewis Brill, jr., j. G.
Beckham, A. F. Cox, Geo. DufYey, w. Glasgow, f.
NJ. Hill, John NJ. johnson, Cassus +, Lee IT.,
Keith Norton, B. F. Penn, Frank Price, Jacob
Roxbury, James Roche. and r. +. Thompson. AS
the denomination OF Gen. Lee Is a fOregone con-
clusfon, the convention will not sit long, and the
delegates are expected home tonight or to
morrow.
NOTES.-The issue OF permits to colored children
70 attend the public schools occupied the clerk OF
the school board until O'Clock tO-day.-The
United States pensioners here have all procured
cert1ncateS OF identification from the Corporation
Court Among the Mexican war pensioners is
Gen. M. ID. Corse, who commanded the Alexandria
volunteers In their march toward the "Han OF the
MOntezumas;" as well as Mr. Thomas Crop OF
Watson's Baltimore battalion, who, having served
unhurt through the wars, lost his legs here in O
railroad accidenG-SO far permits TO enter the
public schools have been issued to $3.50 white chill.
dren.-Messrs. George DufYey, Mayor E.E. Down
nam, John I. Beckham, Henry Strauss and c. c.
club, to solicit among the Alexandria democrats
FUNDS In aid of the political expenses OF the cam
paign~The republicans will hold mass meet
Ing at the opera House tomorrow night, with ad.
dresses by congressman Perkins, OF Kansas, and
Bayne, OF PennSylvan1a--Mr. w. Craven, or the
Midland shops, had most OF his clothing torn from
him by being entangled In the machinery there
yesterday, but he escaped injury.
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Dtxon's Yeast Powder always reliable. 81
Elegant Machines only $40. Warrant ted
at FUNK's Sewing Machine Agency, 7th and o.
Se5.7,S
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TRAINS ToR BAY RIDGE leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot week days at am, 30 and 3.,O % m
Returning. leave Bay Ridge 10 s:O5, IL AS an.
6:4o and $50 pm.-AdUt
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Difficult Repairing a Specially
FUNKss Sewing Machine Agency, 18th and o.
se5,7,S
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WHyA COUSrRYNAS Was LOCKED In ALL NIGHT
LAST evening when Officer Daley had a prisoner
under arrest Edward Lewis, 4 country man was
attracted TO the station through curiosity. and
pecSuSe ne stood Ia IrOnt OF the station and looked
Ia the Ol1cers arrested him and locked MIN mn
Tbs morning when the case was called In the Pt-
Nee Court the judge released him on his personal
bonds
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AUCTION SALE or REAL EsrATE.-Messrs Dun
easOn bres have sold at auction for the owners lot
4, sd II OF So 5s, situated corner OF Virginia ave
bus and ~ street. W. Tor 80 cents per So foot
U b. Leonard; also. brick house, and lot, No 2O4O
seA street IL ", 10 7. d. Sheehy, for S5,IJ0. For
A, e, " jas. r. Ryan, for 81 cents per 81. foot
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- CosfiSCATIoS or FIREWORKS AT BAY RIDGE
The nre-work drama Ut Bay Ridge Is announced
lOr sunday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the ID 5th
ana 9TH list This Is wonderful exhibition and
has proven 70 DC the greatest attraction OF the
season No extra charge. Trains leave b. and o.
-IdrL
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LrOR RENT-12S6 wYLIE ST, BET. ii AND n.
II O.. b. b. vacant lot rooms, hall and bath; hot
water; ola month Write to R s., Oil L NV se5-3ts
EOR RENT-BRICK RESIDENCE, EAST OF l4IH
y on Corcor.n Ct; ~ ICONS exclusive q bsth; Is
three Aoors; key and information at BENTLEY,S
PHARMACY. aw corner 14th and Corcorsn If
IcOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE. Few
II steps from the CApto beautiful location; e75 per
month Address HOUSE, Star Office. se5-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-05

ATTENTION Is again called to the auction sale of
The residence on the northeast corner OF 18th and
Coreoran streets, which was postponed on account
oi The rain 10 Tomorrow, september q, at D. N.
The house contains Is large rooms all modern
improvements, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-05

HANNAH MORE ACADEMY-i4 OFFICERS AND
u tesehers Careful trainins tborour-i instruction
ana Influences Of quiet Christian home ia healthy
neighb. .rhood. kEy. A. j. RICH, A M. MD Reister-
etONn, Md. "A Al Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-05

NOR RENT-HOUSES-
2909 Q st. NV, 9r..
MI, new. CAB
1924 q st 9r., m.i......40
304l n St. 1lr., mi. .35
3432 p NV, 7r.. m.i21. so
3203 p st. NV, Tor. and
store, m. T.. .25
3423 4 rs o ST.. Or. and
bath ...............15.50
jy16-3m c. II. FIG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-05

CATTLE MARKET.-At the Union stock Yards yes
terday 116 cattle were on the market. Eighty
eight sold as follows: best sold from Az u axe
per ID; good, 81 10 &C.. medium, 81 TO 35Sc; COM
mon, ~ 10 DC; 2S shipped 10 Baltimore mar
ket seven hundred and seventy five sheep and
lambs on the market, and all sold TO butchers as
follows: old sheep sold from 20 per To-; Lambs
10 62fc.; COWS and calves sold Irom s2o To $40
each Market for cattle was slow; for sheep and
lambs. good.