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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03


trict.
ARRANGEMENTS By BOTH PARTIES FOR SECURING
CAMPAIGN FuNDs-A REPUBLIcAN APPsAL
The political campaign work In the District has
not fairly begun, but this month VIII probably
witness the party machinery in full operation
Perhaps the important element In such work Is
the collection Of money, and both the great par
Ties nave made convenient arrangements so that
all residents OF the District whether in the Gov
eminent service or not, viii be able TO contribute
TO the campaign funds OF the party they favor with
the least possible Inconvenience and personal az
ertion-
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF rHI DEMOCRATS.
The monetary representatives OF the democracy
In this District are Mr.. Jas L Norris and Mr..
Chas Thompson, who, As members OF the advisory
committee OF the democratic national committee,
VIII cooperate with Mr.. VIM. Dickson, the mem
Der OF the national committee In collecting funds
ONCE in a few days in this city, where they can be
seen and where communications Will reach them.
Due notice Of this fact will be given in the news
papers
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
have also made arrangements for the gathering in
OF campaign funds. They have Entrusted this
work TO the republican national league Of this
city The latter in turn have appointed from It's
lied TO receive subscriptions: Z A. Adams, chair.
man: J. w; Howell, treasurer; A: ?. Clark. secre-
tary; A. p. Pardon, Col l. p. Wright, Hon. A II.
Cragin, Gen. X. G. Schenck.
AN APPEAL FOR FUNDS.
circular has been issued by the league
announcing the appointment Of this committee
and stating 1--WE are on the eve Of q national con-
test involving interests OF more gravity, perhaps,
than any that have presented themselves since
those that involved the perpetuity OF the Union
In order 10 assist In disseminating those Views
which We think are most conducive to Our
countrys welfare and TO aid In paying the legiti-
mate expenses Incidental TO the campaign {" the
circular adds that the committee soliciIS ..your
financial aid for the furtherance OF these
As members Of both parties are in the Govern
ment service practical assistance Is expected by
both the committees from this source. the demo-
Gratis have also the resident members OF the party
10 appeal to- but IL Is said that great many who
responded four years ago Will now turn deaf ear
10 any request for money. The republican party
has also large following among the residents OF
washington, out they do not seem to enter upon
the campaign thus far with any great vim. Prob
ably both parties here will get warmed up to the
work later on.
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The Hebrews, New Year.

THE APPROACHING JEWS HOLY DAYs-How THEY
WILL BE OBSERVED BY IsRAELITES IN THIS CITY,
the Jewish new-year day Is Thursday next
Religious services Will be held In the synagogues in
tnls city on wednesday evening and also Thurs
day morning. In the Orthodox congregation the
observance OF the day will extend through Friday.
Thursday Is the first day OF Fishr the nrst day OF
the year 5649. according TO the reckoning OF the
jewish calendar, and from then until after the 10th
aay OF Fishri ensues the most soiemn period Of
the year. Rosh Hashonah, day or Remembrance,
Is celebrated with imposing ceremony In the va
rious synagogueS. Socially the day is regarded
somewhat after The manner OF the Christian New
Year. Cards OF elaborate, and in many cases ex-
penslve, design are exchanged. They contain quo
tations, Bible truths good wishes, and usually the
significance OF the occasion is expressed In Hebrew
characters. There Is an entire cessation OF bust.
ness, and the stores remain closed. RelgOusiy,
the most conspicuous addition to the service is
the sounding or the Shofar, made from the horn of
ram, In token Of the Kingdom OF God and the
omnipotenee Of His will, as exempl1ed by the In
TENDED Sacrlr1ce by Abraham OF his son Isaac on
Mount Morlah- Specified portions OF the Bible are
read and additional prayers said. The penetential
season wh:ca the day opens eliminates ON the
loth OF september, which day is the day OF atone
ment-Iom kippur-a day OF absolute fast and
the hottest day OF the year.
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CITY ITEMS
The Far, s19 ssA @. y.

The Far. S10 ssh @. NV.
The Fair opens this month with great bargain
me foIlOwing WIN be sold tomorrow only Al The
Enen.a decorated e. 4 GET: :ss,,. only sasz:
Complete decorated dinner. tea, and breakfast
Handsome decorated salad bowls, only &c
Shelf paper, colored. "a sheets for &C.
Fancy Walnut comb-cases FOR &c.
Dredge boxes for sc. Pint cups, for &c.
quart cups for &C. Gravy strainers TOR &C.
Footed wash basins for l2c.
Uped saucepans (block tiny for SC.
Quart dairy pans for SC.
2-quart dairy pans for 4c
sSus1s PPu oGGdding pans i Tor e
Wash-basins for &C.
p!sh pans s0lock tiny. medium, l7a; large. &c;
2-quart oval butter pals for &c.
3quart oval butter pals for lac.
Whisk orooms for 10c Coat stretchers for &C.
Fancy tin comb-cases for &C.
Splash mats for sc. Dippers for &C.
we have Just received new invoice of Mason's
the same low prices, as follows: ''' W ''n ~
Quarts at sec. per dozen.
y gallons at $l19 per dozen.
Remember TINS Is your last chance; when this
lot Is gone we VIII not recorder them.
AT The Fam, s12 7th St NV.
Domestic Sewing Machine office, & II.
bargains offered for tomorrow at s. ". Augen-
stems Sl7.sl9 and s2l IN st: n. W.: Nickel
style Whisk- broom Holder and Whisk, lac, worth
2oc. beautiful white brilliant Waiter and u doz
fancy Go6lets, SIC; doz qt Fruit Cans 4lc,:
LIE Pages Liquid Glue best made, only SC. bottle;
paper water Buckets. &c; new style wood knife
Boxes, made OF 3-ply veneer, only 27c worth 5Oc:
large willow Clothes Baskets. 43c.; 1 doz covered
Jelly Tum6lers, Sic. 3-Qt porcelain lined Pre-
serving Kettles 24c. Special bargains in our dec
GRATED Dinner Tea and Toilet Sets. Brass Candle
sticks, &c. 17-qt block tin Dishpans &c
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable SIN
Reduction I'm Price of Wines, Old Whistles
&C. Our entire list OF fine old Wines Whiskies
Brandies Gins, &C., is offered at special sale for
thirty days Every article has been reduced In
price. M. &. T. MErzGER, AIT 9TH St n. W. i
.He that Delays IL a bastard, and he
that doubts Is damned" Try a Ciyarro at once
For sale by all 1rst-class dealers. LUCHs & BRo
wholesale agents.
"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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SUMNER RESORTS.
OATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ SARATOGA


CATsKILL MOUNTAINS
VI oro,ap SARATOGA -
On ana after MONDAY June IS enprs.e tram. on
West shore ha,lrD.d viii run Daily, sr.ept sunday.
yania kailroad. making close CONNECTIONS with test
cAIskILL MOUNTAIN ExPREss-Leave Jersey
City station at 90 Am. Arrive fh1ncla via kings
Kssterskiii. 2'23 pm Mount House station IS p
:, 1sns HGs pam ,Ds 2, Car,
ksa e 1 and Mountain kS =. HsqseD ~ go.
Leave Phiisdelphia $40 am Arrive P banasis Vi.
Kingston. 10 pm; Grand Hotel 4;25 pm: Ho-
ss P s h moS.s
Saldwsl Lake esorss 2 l3 M sassmors 90 pm
ton and % Phensia aor Hotel kss,ersklll and Noun
sARxToeA AND cArsKInL MT SPECIAL
FL p ''s NJ h 2sa.. ss.s,1n 6S
Runs 70 Caldwell lake aeorse. on s.arasys only an
ran 2o,e s,.t,ag sna Cars Ses fGrs e
kaaterskill and Mountain Housed aud Washington %
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvsnis Railroad ofhces
and connect II the ys.sy Ssy station for :. northern
through Saratoga trains run via Albany
s25tsepl5 General Passenger Aren't. New YORK
RocK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
Great North Mountain Near Minehestsr Va. Oh hour.
A safe home for families NO BAR Accommodates
finest alkaline Ss md
waters s,esm-heAted mineral baths and larre SWIM
ming pool. Table frst-clsss, abundsntly supplied;
good music hotel and sanitary arrange
ments complete beds comfortable. Terms reasonable
illustrated circulars nj this Office Apply 10
A. b. PRATT.
The Sun Building. Washington D. c.
A sBURY PARK. n. J. THE VICTORIA FAMILY
AHotel near Ocean table and appointments first
class artesan water, and all conveniences;
greatly reduced for September. su2U-nA.~.slm
"ON THE MOUNTAINS BROW" THE ST.
" ELMO. few Rooms yet can b. had nc this Gle
giant house. Cuisine second 20 none sin hundred and
nnetysix feet Of PiAzas ELEGANT Black Base fishing.
Hunting fine, Game in abundance. Special rates for
September and October. Free Buss for guests from
house 20 Hot and Cold Baths quarter Of mile 70 Berk
eley. Write for terms and circulars 20 BRlCE W.
CATLETT, Berkeley Springs. W. Va su5-lm
HOTEL OCEANIC
III BARNEGAT CITY, MI
Open June 10th 70 October LIST
Terms address Z. C BoICE Proprietor. my25-e2s
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements TO.Night.
NATioNAL-Frederick Bryton, In Forgiven,
HAKRis.-.'The White slave.
PANORAMA BuILDIS0.-sBattle OF Shiloh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

WHAT Is SAID OF THE FIvE-YRAR EXTENSION
The bishops OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
have decided that the action OF the general confer
ence In May last limiting the pastrol term to nve
instead Of three years. takes immediate effect. In
the early days OF the denomina tion-before 1900
the appointments were for six months afterward
for year. The appointments are made annually
al each session of the annual conference ana re-
appointments have been usual for the second and
th,ro years, thus making 1t possible Tor three
year term. Under the recent action term or f1ve
Years Is provided for. A layman remarked this
morning that ne would not be surprised II IL would
lead TO shortening OF the terms 10 two years and
In some cases TO one. It may be that with some
or the larger churches and the most prominent
ministers the nve-year rule will be popular IL Is
not 70 be disguised that some congregations and
some ministers feel that each endure the other
Ior one year, out not longer. should the fve-year
RUE DC enforced next spring there will not neces-
SariIy De change in the Baltimore conference
out, as heretofore, the question OF changes will
ing elders.
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LOCAL MENTION.


POT the District Of Columbia, Maryland. and
Delasare, ialr, followed by light local showers:
OVR STOCK OF Kitchen utensils ana house furnish
Ing goods Is complete and prices at the lowest
seno iof Catalogue. WnNARrH q Epxoxsros
HOW TO kkEP WARA--why, its easy enough, II
you poy JonnSon's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed.
A s. JOHNSON, 124o 9th st. NV.
Lore BRANCH BOURBON WHIsxy al "a n hottie
pistllied IN 1874, Cynthiana, KY. Charles Kraemer
A LINE OF FINE DECORATED ToILEr SETS reduced
~ sne price OF cheap ones They are bargains
WLhAKTH EDxoNsToN, 1905 PennSylyanis ave
ARTIFICIAL Human Eyes HKNpIxp a cor Az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

To COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND RETURN VIA B. & o. r. r.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to columbus, Ohio, and re-
turn on the occasion Of the G. A. K Encampment
from september TO 10 inclusive, at rate OF $127
tor the round IMP. The u. A. X department OF
tails route and Will leave by special train OF Pull
man sleepers and Qay coaches IL noon September
8, passing through Harpers Ferry and the beauti-
rul scenery en- route to Oakland by daylight. At
this place q stop OF two hours Will be made, al
lowing those Who may desire an opportunity to
take supper at this famous summer resort, reSum-
Ing the journey at 1880 and arriving at Columbus
500 next morning. For tickets and sleeping car
space apply al Baltimore and Ohio ticket Offlces,
619 and 1851 Pennsylvanta avenue, and Baltimore
and Ohio depOt.-Adpt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Edward T.
Petttngin and Addie Sarah Clarke; Jas. r. Rich
Hart; Henry NJ. Shepherd, OF orange Va, and
Jennie Elizabeth, GOldsbOro, N. c.; w. A. Newhu-
ser, OF Richmond. Va and Annie Culltnane,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03
CASH PR1cEs Fon DRr Goops.

CASH p R1oEs Fox Dar Goops
Silks. velveta satins Dress Goods, sstteens Blank
ets. shawia Flannels. Cashmeres. and Henriettas
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE
Double White Blankets. slightly soiled s2 So s3,
$780,
Royal French Serge. all pure fine wool wide double
width-Garnet, Green. Blue. Black and Brown-real
value Soc. price reduced to 37Kc
Black Surah Silks Soc
Colored Silk velvets 75c
Henrietta Cashmeres. all pure fne WOOL wide, double
width all colors 4Sc.
Cash customers are requested to select one of the
following presents they buy Is or over: pair Of
large size pure Linen Damask Towels, worth 81 half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins worth 75c. or q
pair Of Silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c.
Cash customers who buy $40 or over can select one
of the following valuable presents handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth S1.5O: dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kins. worth 81 So or two pairs Of elegant Damask
Towels. worth 81. so. au2s
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A Honaing Pigeon Race.

H8COH
WASHINGTON" WINS TIE FIRST PRIZE, FLYING ONE
HOURS
Yesterday morning at 2 O'Clock the homing
pigeon race, heretofore referred to in THE STAR,
took place. The birds were liberated from Cores
Vile, Va, distance Of 12O miles, and proved to
be an interesting event A great many OF the
breeders accompanied the birds The race was
open 70 all fanclers In good standing In the Dis
tr1ct OF Columbia, and was under the immediate
supervision OF X. b. Caverly and Edward schmid
the nrst prize, training basket lgiven by schmid
Sons) was won by klnggOld Colburn's "Wash-
tngton," which made the distance in less than six
hours or 740 yards per minute. The second prize
was awarded TO Louis A. Schmid His bird arrived
about nfteen minutes later Mr.. Robert b. Caverly,
secretary OF Washington Homing Club, was the
Judge. Other races are expected TO follow in
lew days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

Mr. MARTIN HOGAN, the famous tenor ballad,s.
artistic guitar, mandolin and banjo trios: f1re.
works, oonflres, Chinese lanterns singing, recita-
tomorrow evening; Corcorap: q ociock RetnTn
u O'Clock Cars In all directions. Lots Of fun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

II LONDONDERRY IITHIA WATER
~ u the only one 70 usO for
.GOUTs RHEUNATISM. AND URIC ACTn
Ao9ther water has one third e much Luna
One dozen ne-han Gallon Dotflaa a m
eAs-om U ~ sHAfkk Co. A<ents. 103 Pa svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

FINED FOB CARRYING A PIsToL-Thomas Brown.
eolored man, was In the dock OF the Police Court
TINS morning for dlSorderly &C nduct and Carrying
a rssolver The weapon was loaded The prisoner
to.d the Judge that II was impossible for a black
man 10 20 through "Swampoodie" without any
protection, and Tor that reason he carried the
weapon, but he had not yet had occasion to use it
He was nned SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03
FOR RENT HOUSES

Tor RENT-ASTONISHINGLY Low RENT;
4 only 942 10 good tenant; new 10 room bay window
PRICK near fensaon Once; bath furnace &C.; pass
door. 205 It NV. se3-1w
IT0R RENT-FOUR-STORY BRICK: ALL MODERN
conventences: only $50: finest and central location
SV4 lStn o.. between Pa ave- and st nv. Key 13z5
EOR RENT-5ll 81. NE, Two-sTORY BRICK;
mo0efn improvements: I per month 1884 3. 1t.
NV (0eorgetowne two-story brick; ave rooms: el0
per month. Inquire AS 5th ct. Me- IT.
EOR RENT-BY r. O. HOLTZMAN REAL Es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

CoNrISCArIoN OF FIREWORKS AT BAY RIDGE
The nre-work drama at Bay Ridge Is announced
TOT SUNDAY, wednesday, and thursday, the I'll, 5In,
and 0tn inst. This Is a wonderful exhibition auu
mas proven 10 be the greatest attraction OF the
season No extra charge. Trains leave b and o,
Adpl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

TRAINS FOR BAY RIDGE leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot week days at am, / 80 and 40 pm
Returning, leave Bay Ridge 40, sos, IL AS am.
$40 and $50 pm.-AdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

SHOT His WIFE ACCIDENrALLY.-Geo. Roth q
carpenter, residing at SO Fenton street. accident-
ally shot MS wife about IL O'Clock Saturday night
the ball entering the nesny part VI her rishl leg
ne had been showing an old pistol 10 a friend and
on returning 10 the house II fell and exploded
With the above result she was attended BIZ Dr.
SU1darth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

a. ArfknrrKD suIcIDE-Saturiay afternoon
ABOUT O'Clock William b. French aItemnYso
s0scIoe IN MS room az Meyers Hotel, No 47O Penn
Ylvanla avenue, oy cutting his throat win s,or
french Is Wldower, rorty-six years old ana was
Tor some time employed at Norris Peters uthos
graphing establishment on Pennsylvania avenue
ne has recently complained Of beng In bad heath
saturday he remained In his room, and 10 the
Afternoon he was found there lying on the foor in
apoot OF blood DR.. Townshend arrived at the
hotel just In time 70 save the mans lie French
was removed 70 Providence Hospital He was weak
from loss OF blood French b said 10 have been n
sooer and industrious man. II Is supposed that III
healrh caused him 70 attempt 70 end his life.
Monitor ana Megrtnac &C Bay Rdge.-Ada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

Rev Eugene A. Hannah Will relieve Rev. Thos
Hughes at ST. Iheresa's Church Anacostia
Rev. MI. Hughes being III.
MISS Emilie Eaton, chief ruler OF Purity Tent
Naoles oranch), No. 4, l. o. r., died yesterday
morning. She Will DC buried from Anacostia to-
morrow afternoon.
The Ohio Democratic Association elected the fol-
!owing Officers for the ensuing year: President
non = y foder; ylce-president, +. 5. Clinton;
secretary, r b. CALDWELL; financial secretary, f..
Y. cummings; treasurer, Mr.. Dicman-
Inc PIC nlc Tor the benefit OF the German orphan
Asy taxes place today at the SchuetZen Park.
Judge Miller has returned 10 the city and will
occupy the bench In the Police Court tomorrow.
Inc Will or jeremiah ). Dineen was filed to-day.
ne ieaveS his estate TO his sister, whom he ap-
points guardian 10 his child and names as her
executrix.
MI. e. II. Paige. Of the Pension ONCE, while
visiting MS siSter-ln-law at HyattSvile, Nd, yes
terday, accidently cut his left nand with pen
knife, nearly severing the index and middle n gers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

III LAST DAYS PosrTrvELY.-Have you seen tbs
ny SorXs al Bay kidge7 Continues on the "a. 5tI
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hosBkkIEs RsPoRTED.-C. s. whitman reports
I'LL us mouse was entered yesterday morning and
Loooed OF gold watch and chain and a large sum
ports the larceny OF an umbrella and nst MI
son =. humphrey reports the larceny Of a pocket
pook containing a sum OF money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

Read Following List OF woudersu,
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 8

"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C
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"A BOY ACCIDENTALLY SHOOTS HIMSELF IN THE
MotTH.-Charles Thomas, fourteen-year Old
white boy who lives near Maryland avenue and
13a street southwest went cunning on the marsh
SATURDAY AFTERNOON and got caught In the rain.
10 Keep from getting wet he crawled into one Of
the pipes belonging 10 the mud machines and
pulled his gun Ia after him When he went 10 get
OUT the gun was accidentally discharged and he
received the saot IN his mouth A pny stefan sue
ceeded IN getting most OF the shot OF the boys
m.etl. HIS Injuries are painful, but are not con-
sldered dangerous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

BAT RIDGE To CLosE-Bey Ridge will close its
doors Oh the 9Th inst, this viii be the last op-
po.tunlty 10 see the great nre-work drama. No
extra charge.-AdsL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

TIE CoLoRED SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIos.-The
forty-fourth anniversary or the ColoTed sunday.
School Union was celebrated in the Metropolitan
A d. L church. NJ street, between 18th and 10th
northwest, yesterday afternoon. The meeting
Was largely attended by the parents OF children
and sunday school workers. Resolutions wete
adopted In respect to the memory OF the late
Lindsay Muse, who was one o. the founders or the
uniOn- Addresses were delivered by Miss Emma
v Merritt and Mr.. John Il, Brown. There are
tweHty-three schools composing tnls union. The
following Officers were Installed Tor the ensuing
year: Mr.. David warner, president Cre-elected);
MI. Clement Herbert, vlce-president; Miss Matte
Bowen, recording secretary; Mr.. Prfmus b. Bag
ley, corresponding secretary; Mr.. Henry Freeman
treasurer
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THE LAST EXCURSION TO TIE CAvERNs OF LURAY-
The train Of reSeryed-SeaJ EaSIlake coaches will
leave B. and y. depot on Wednesday, the 9TH INST,
at $50 o. N This Is the last OF the popular eX-
cursions TO these great and marvellous caverns
-Four hours are allowed for their Inspection. Re
served seats can De secured in advance without
additional charge at Il. and o. ticket Offices GIG
and 1871 Pennsylvania avenue. Round-Jrfp fare
only S3.JO.-IdrL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-03

FATAL FALL-H- IL. Bradley, q coiored man
employed under Mr. Andrew GieesOn, on SATURDAY
morning Tell from one OF a train OF Qump-cars on
tne massachusetts, avenue extension. The brakes
refused 70 answer, and he Tell down an empank-
1910 l2tn street northwest and died yestertiay ar
ternoon- ~
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J 1905 G Ut. s.e.. Or. ...13.30
} 81 18th St me-. Or. IL
} 454 18th st. Sc. or. 10. so
5 1913 Wylie ne, Or 1850
} 12l0 ] ct. Sc. Or. 1850
} 1910 Wylie st. ne. 5r.9.5O
} 512 Marks Alley sc. 80
! Rr. l210 I ct. Sc. 3r. ...-7
)i037 Pa. av. s.e., Or. aud
} store, mi
, 1917 v st. NV. 6r., mi.
: 4 BRADLEY. 02S Fn.w.
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An ACCIDENT ON THE RoAD.-An excursion party
comIosed Or Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Espey, Mr.. and
Ms j. W. Jones, AMI others was JnTown from a
Carriage into ditch, on the Bi2densourg read,
waLe returning 10 Washington about y 30 O'Clock
last evening. The driver bravery held on 10 the
rims or The accident would probably have b. Ell
fatal Mrs Jones received an ugly gaSa over the
night eye anu was considerably bruised, and her
s.stsr was also scratched and bruised. The party
reached the city about Midnight after a trudge Of
several mics through The sand
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Q l24 4 81. me-. ITO. 80
40 LOS + sine. 1r......20.5O
10 l60 Z sine, 1r......20.50
90 3Ul L vt. ne. store. 20
30 l416 Boundary Or. 1880
lO14l is Boundary. Or. 1880
302l3 I'd st. NV. ar. Is
80 Meridian ave. Mt Pleas
20 ant. Or. Is
l232 LIST st. s.w.. Or. ;. ID. 40
25 sos 23d st. n. w. 5r. Is. 80
25 12Q5 Blagdsn's alley. :. 10
251212 Blagden's alley. g
% Office rooms in st. Cloud
80 Building. cor. 9th and
so + sts. NV.
Ohm SHERMAN l. CO.,
lAlT r at M
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LAST HARPERs FERRY ExcURsIoS.-The last ex.
eurslon 10 Island Park i announced for Thursday,
september d and al who can 90 SO should NOT faiI
10 visit tnls delightful ana historic resort before
the close o. the season. Tram leaves Baltimore
anu Onlo uepOI S:4o In Secure reserved seats IN
advance al 0l9 ald 1851 Pennsylvania avenue
"itAout extra Charge kound-trip, only 81
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Gin PROPERTY 60 fet.
Citp 1Dropcrtn h)anteo.

RUILDING wanted for cash customer; build
~ ing John St. near William vicinity.
rutland & ~ UITGN =, B.ekmanst