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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-31

A POSSIBLE POSTPONEMENT IN ORDER TO SECURE THE
PRESENCE OF MR.. THURMAN.
1t is probable that the democratic ratification
meeting which was to have been held In this CITY
next Thursday evening, will be postponed until
the following Monday or Tuesday. Mr. Thurman
Is expected 10 attend the ratification meeting to
be hsld In New York on the evening OF september
d, and this would interfere with his coming to this
city, IL Is expected that he will attend the ratif-
cation meeting here and. as IL is stated that he
will be In New York on the date named the meet
Ing in this city was accordingly postponed The
democratic central committee, under whose au-
spices the meeting will be held will consider this
matter on Monday evening and decide upon the
best course To pursue.
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The Same i'm Philadelphia.

THE wAsHINGToNs AGAIN DEFEATED-OTHER GAMES
YESTERDAY.
The Senators were defeated by the Philies yes
terday in Philadelphia by the score Of to g.
Keefe (on the Troy team and Deasley and Sanders
and Schriver were the batteries The victory was
the result Of three punches OF hits. The States
men scored twice in the srst inning on HOy'S two
Dagger, Myers single, O'Bren'S Sacritice and
passed ball The home team began to bat in the
fifth, and scored three times. keefe here filled the
bases Dy hitting Basttan, muffing Twins fiy and
sending Andrews TO first on balls. Then he gave
Fogarty good one, and three-bagger resulted
More batting secured two more In the sixth and
two In the eighth. The Senators scored once In
the eighth on Andrews nun OF Fuller's fly, two
sacrinceS, and Myers safe hit. Washington made
hits and 2 errors and Philadelphia hits and
error.
Detroit took game from Pittsburg, to I. The
batteries were Staley and Miller and Beatin and
Wells The DetroitS made hits and errors, and
PittSburg hits and errors.
Chicago shut out the HOLSTERS, to O. The bat
terieS were krOck and Flint and Boyle and Myers
Chicago made hits and errors, and Indianapolis
D hits and no errors.
Boston took the fourth straight game from the
Giants, 10 3, through better batting and fielding
WEIGH and Ewing and ClarkSon and Kelly were
The batteries. New York made hits and 5
errors, and Boston 10 hits and errors
AT BaltimOre-LouSville g.; Baltimore 3. At
Brooklyn-C1ncinnati, B; Brooklyn, 3. At Phila-
delphla-AthleticS, D; ST. Louis, o. At Cleveland
Cleveland, D. Kansas City, 4.
The High School nine visited AnaloStan Island
yesterday, and defeated the Columbias IL to 5.
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busy Burglars.

NUMEROUS CASES OF HOUSE BREAKING BY sIAr CUT
TIERS REPORTED.
Burglars have had busy time In this city dur
Ing the past few weeks, and many houses have
been robbed The amount OF property taken has
not been very large, but many houses were disng-
ured, and the occupants In some instances
were greatly fnconvenienced and some were
badly frightened. The dangerous "slat cut
ter mas also made his appearance and
gained entrance to many houses by cutting
the shutters. In most instances the second slat
from the bottom OF the shutter was cut which
leads the officers to believe that the work is done
Dy one man or by the same gang. supposed
thle1 from chicago was located here few days
ago, but before the officers could work up case
against him or investigate his movements he
changed his place OF residence left the city and
has not been seen since. Monday morning two
street northwest and entered by cutting the stats
OF window shutter. In the kitchen they lighted
the gas, and then visited the dining room. They
carried dishes into the kitchen and set the table
Tor an early breakfast. In the pantry they found
some cold ham, fruits and vegetables, which they
enjoyed while the occupants OF the house were
asleep. After Satisfying their appetiteS they bum
died up some clothing and number OF small arti-
Giles, which were placed on the back steps, and
then went TO the adjoining house, where they got
few dollars, and were In the act OF getting more
money, when the occupants or the house were
awakened. The TWO thieves then escaped. This
morning, about 80 O'Clock, 'Slat-cutter" visited
the residence OF Mr. &. G. MOtherShead. No us Ii
street southwest, and was In the act OF entering
the house when Mr.. MOthershead was awakened
de went TO the window and fired two shots at the
escaping burglar, but his firing failed to attract
the attention OF the police. This morning the
matter was reported tc the police, and Detective
Horn Is investigating the case. Upon investiga-
ton this morning the police found that the Stats
or window shutters OF houses No. 716 and ia
entered
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Bicycling at Newcastle.

CKIsT AND BROWN EACH WIN A RACE.
At the bicycle races at Newcastle Pa yester-
day. W. E. Crist OF this city, secured second place
in tine one-mile contest, the race being won by W.
W. Wendle, Of Mlloury, Mass, In ESQ 2-5. Phil
S. Brown, OF Washington, was second In the quar-
ter-mile race, which was won by Wendle In 80 As
Crist won the two-mile lap in 6:23. In this con-
test Brown took bad header, but was not seri-
OuSlY hurr.
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PROTECTION AND FREE TRApE-Tbe free trading
OF our community with VIM Hahn e 70 - ReIIahie
Shoe Housesis TO secure protection against shoddy
Shoes and high prices. To parents and guardians
IL Is especially Interesting 10 know thai this house
allows only such goods on their shelves as are
made with strictly solid leather sOes and OF SER
neeaOie materials Contracts for enormous GUAM
titles now enable this house TO invite inspection Of
The very best footwear ever made at prices which
are truly astonishing See CITY Items for their
specialties In school Shoes
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GaithersburR Camp.

Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR
GAITHERsBURG, Nd, August 81, 1888
Great interest is being manifested ut the camp
here. and the attendance Is increasing daily.
Sacramental services were conducted to-day by
Revs. T. Hammond, j. NJ. Bacon, J. s. Cole, and
ID. Z. wiseman, OF the Lutheran Church, Wash.
ington. In the evening Rev. s. X. Hughes
preached powerful sermon. There was one con-
version. &
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weaal.c-

ror the District OF Columbia MARYLAND De,a-
wsre, New Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania- rain:
slightly warmer to-day, followed Saturday by faI,
eaSferly o.' S0NSA
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Saturdays and Mondays Surprises.
This is our last Clearing Sale OF the seaSon-fOr
these two days only this opportunity is open TO
you:
Ladies' s. Dongola Button; reduced price 81. IS.
Ladies' 50 Hand-turned Button; reduced price, So.
Ladies' $L75 Kid Button (warranted); reduced
price, $12O.
Ladies' Cousins Make Kid Shoes, $1.95.
Ladies Pointed, Kid House slippers, 47c.
Misses 81 rs Kid Spring heel Button, $1.20.
Misses $1.25 Kid or Goat Button, CSC.
YOuths'V V. Calf Button, IL toe, 97c.
Mems Good Calf Dress Shoes, $780,
Mems Solid Leather Neat Shoes, $780,
standard Shoe House, 1914 9TH st. q. W.
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A WORD TO THE WIsE.-We are now receiving
and opening fall stock, and all carpets sold be-
fore september Will be made and laid free or
charge when wanted W. H. HoEKE,
SOL Market SDace
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WAIT for Bay Ridge excursion. sept. 4. LoG.T.

HOT LUNCH served TO the patrons OF Harris BiJou
Iheater every night at Frank Heygsters sample
Room, oO4 Pa ave. Rear entrance on street.
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FOR MURRAY Co. CELEBRATED BurTHRrsE, 90
" tne stands 349, $50. 35l, Center Market,
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HATS FOR FALL OF 1ssS.-Now opening new and
Stylish hats for early Fall trade. r. C.. Lewis s
son, l42l New York avenue, near 18th street.
ALSO some very handsome new neck wear.
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Mr. SCRrBNKR, formerly proprietor OF the butter
Inc business at the ''Origtnal" stands, Is now al
Sss, 800 $50 Center Market, street aisle As pro-
PretOr MS personal guarantee marks all sales.
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au,u,.u,eu,s Tonight
Condensed Locals.

NATIoSAL-"rhe Paymaster."
HARRIs.-Mflton Mobiles in "LOve and Law"
PANORAMA BUILpING.-"Battle OF SHILOH
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Reduction I'm Wines,

ReduC6fOn In Wines.
Reduction In Wines
Beginning tomorrow, Saturday, we will hold
special 3Odays' sale on our entire stock of Wines
and Liquors The list is too long by far to adver-
tiSe, but II you will visit our store you will ind
the price has been cut every article in the Wine
and Liquor experimentation 80 days only.
NJ. & p METZGER,
AT 7th ST. NV.
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WIVES BILL FOR DrvoRcR.-Narv w,su.n
nss ~ Nj d Z Cahiil, nied bin for divorce from
Snnnss Widman. They were married by Rev w
tnAt august "A. 1855, he deserted her and ~
Pfesont Whereabouts Is unknown TO her She asks
Seave 10 resume her maiden name OF Ssump.
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FOR MURRAY Co.'S CELEBRATED BUTTERINE, go
10 the original stands $40 $50, 351, center Market,
center aisle. III. KLEIN successor W. Z. Scrbner.
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COAL DEALxRs.-We make a speciality OF putting
up coal-scales, at factory prices CHAs- t. CARTER
Il Co. Cos Pa ave m. W
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A TREAT FOR THE LADIEs.-An our fine OXFORD
Ties at cost this week. GEO. w. RICH, III Mar
ket Spaee
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EDUCATIONAL.

EMERSON INSTITUTE
s.. ...d i sna ss sRs school for
Begins its thirss-'sVesRsshh yer MONDAY sErrEM
Prepares for Harvard Yale. Princeton. John. Hop
sesnS sesoei StaSy and Nas ies sss
and for business For pa Tss sdaSsss
ID oCKvIILE MIDI ACADEMY. SIXTEEN MILES
III by rail from Washington city. The eghtieth
II The principal viii accommodate in his home as
members Of his family twenty live boys For terms,
e Ra
Brookville. Montgomery County. Nd au:3-lm
CLARsEN,s' sGH I FOB FOB Girls IR,S !, w.,,.
wTyelf,h snpqSl session begins SEPT 20 lsss ~
Es9arenees RI Rev Randolph d b R1a Va
Hume. aus I'm
St NV. near City POST @ Rsepsns sept si ie Sla
ss
sSmoS pSh Md M hSTS
Of Washington City, reopene september Is Thorough
E T2IIoW&I WELL A n. I.is5 sandy spSins.
EAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE.
L WARRENTON. Va
N hs ron S ms @ ed
S S sn9 SaS % ms. rSm WASH
laid out The building is one Of The nnes, school ed.
hces in the State. Terms very reasonable. For
logues address GEO. q. BUTLER. A. NJ. P1n-
ty23-eo2m
RORDENTOwN FEMALE COLLEGE Nj.
- Charming location on the Delaware Healthful
homelike and Christian. Superior facilities in music
and art. Health, manners and morals carefully
guarded For catalogue address
je1S-eo52t REV. VIM. c. BOWEN, A NJ PRIEST.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS MD. EIGHT
~ Departments and Four Courses OF Study. Students
permitted to board in clubs IL desired. Terms very
moderate. Preparatory School attached Special at
tenton given to fitting boys to enter college, the uni
versty or the military or naval schools Of the Gov
ernmeut Situation most beautiful and healthfui
For catalogues address President THOMAS FELL
A. M y25- 2m
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EYES examined free at 4sl Pa. ave

Hor LUNCH every night at Frank Heygster's
sample Room, 904 Pa. ave Rear entrance on
street, opposite Harris Theater.
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How TO KEEP WARN.-why. It's easy enough II
you buy Johnson's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed.
A = JouSso~ 19ao orb ST NV
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are offered for tomorrow only at 8. W. Augen-
steines, 81, $40 and S21 7th ST. NV: One dozen
covered Jelly tumblers, 3Oc. French china hand
painted fruit plates, lie; molasses pitchers &C.
clothes hampers SIC, worth 80; large Japanned
collenders, lie; a-qt covered saucepans. &c !:
BOT lie; 4-qt., 14c. 6qt., 1Sc.; 3-Qt porcelain
lined preserving kettles. 24c.; 6qt,, 46c.; Sgt,
54c.; new style chamber SETS ST. 98 sold elsewhere
at 50; porcelain-lined pipkins, Ii, IA and I9c.
each; decorated chamber sets. 81. s. worth a. SO;
dOz. pOrcelan-lined quart fruit jars, TIC; lava
cuspadors, 17c.; decorated tea sets, $324 3string
brooms 15c; examine our 33c. books, reduced
from 7oc, 100 different kinds; stone Jars, I2c. per
gal.
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Reliable.
HAHN's GREAT RELIABLE SPECIALTIEs IN School

Reliable.
HAHN'S GREAT RELIABLE SPECIALTIEs IN SCHOOL
SHOES,
AT SIG 9TH street, 1922 Pennsylvania avenue, and
231 Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
1. Hahns new Monument school Shoes, for boys
and girls, made OF the very best and toughest ma
any other make, sizes to 1Ox, 81; sizes II to @,
$l.25.
2. Hams 75c. Tipped Button for misses or
youths, Heel or Spring Heel, as durable as any
Shoe costing double the money.
3. Hahn.s genuine Dongola Kid Button, both
dressy and serviceabe ch1ld's sizes, 81; misses,
$1.25.
4. Hahn's great $3.50 Misses Button, of either
Kid, Pebble, or Straight Goat Heel or spring Heel,
b to width; ahead OF any 81 Shoe made
5. Hahn's Youths and Boys 1.5O Veal Calf But
ton; will usually outlaSt or half-solingS.
g. Hahn'S "Daisy" Button for misses and chill
dren, made OF Kangaroo Top with Dongola Foxing
and Patent-Leather Tips; the pretttest little Dress
Shoe ever produced.
Novel Souvenirs for the Children.
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SIS CARRIAGES, IN plush, sl2.
So Carriages In plush, s15.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS,
81 and 81 9TH st. NV.
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REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION MEETING AT HYarrs.
VILE, MD.-It Is announced that there viii be a
grand republican rally ana ratifcation meeting'
at Hyattsytlle, Nd, wednesday evening Septem
Der z, under the auspices OF the Hyattsville Re-
publican Club. Some OF the promised speakers
are Hons Benz. Butterworth, b W. Perkins OF
kansas; Louis E Atkinson. and Edward
Mcpherson, OF Pennsylvania There will be IRE
Woke, and music by the Marine Band, assisted by
TIE Republican 0lee Club The 6:45 train on the
Baltimore and Ohio koad viii take passengers
from this city at excursion rates
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CATsKILI MOUNTAINS.
AAA n,n2A
SARATOGA

LAKE GEORGE ADrRONDACFS
On and after MONDAY. June Is, express trains on
West shore Railroad viii Daily, enoept sunday,
TO and from the Jersey City Station of the Peunsyl-
yania Railroad. making close connections with last
zCATsklLL MOUNTAIN EAPRESS.-Ieave Jersey
City station at 90 Arrive th9nicis. via Kings
kaaterskill 2:23 pm Mount House station. ,:,5 n
IN Paleny1le, $50 pm Drawing room Cars Jersey
City to Grand Hotel station and Ph0nicih Hotel
SARATOGA AND CATsklLL MT. EXPRESS
Leave Pliladelphia s:20 am Arrive PhuniciA via
nj 10 ?; n Grand Hotel - pm; ho-
m Palenyllle. 20 pm Arrive Saratoga 20 pm;
Caldwell. Lake George 10 m; sagamore y 90 pm
tiou and 10 Pbdnicia dor Hotel kaaterski and Noun
tain Housed New York 10 Caldwell and Jersey City 10
SARATOGA AND CATsKIIL MT SPECIAL
Leave Washington 300 am. Arrive Phonicia via
Kingston. n 2 m Grand Hotel SIS pm: HO-
m. Palenville. sos pm. Arrive saratosa y rs pm
Runs 10 caldwell. Lake Georgs. saturdays only
Grand Hotel station and 10 Ph9ncia dor Hotel
kaaterskill and Mountain House,. and Washington
Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City all northern
resorts by West shore Railroad baggage Checked
through Saratoga trains run via Albany
jea5tser15 General Passenger AGENT New York.
Rock ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
Great North Mountain. near Minchester. Va es hours
from Washington.
safe home for families NO BAR Accommodates
300 Atmosphere cool; scenery grand; splendid roads
finest chaybeate alkaline htiA sulphur and healing
ming pool. Table irst-class. abundantly supplied;
good music hotel and grounds clean sanitary
illustrated circulars NJ this ofice. Apply 20
A. 4. PRATT.
The Sun building. Washington ID. q.
DAY RIDGE
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MaSOn's Best Jars.
POrcelaine-lined tops.
The Fair, Sl2 9TH st. NV.
PintS, 75c.
Quarts SEC.
Han Gallons, $1.19.
Orders received at above prices until Saturday,
September /. 2
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Oun INV Souri," PArnrr

WE TENNEY FAMILY FLOUR.
hone ssnuine without our brand and circular inside
each packAga
Thess standard brands Of Aouxs cannot BE- sxcelled
They made cxclusvely Of southsrn whss&s rsissd
in Maryland and virginia The crop Of thee states
bsing very nns In quality. our Aous win posuible
be stiu better. Families usins them once VIM con
WE TENNEY SONS.
Merchant Idiierp
aug2o-1mo 0eorgotown, D. O.
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THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
SCIENTIFIC AND LIBERAL COURSE OF STUDY.
Eight miles from Washington. on b and O. R. R
Thirty first year begins September Ii, 1883.
Terms very low. Send for catalogue to
HENRY E ALvORD, President
au29-3w Agricultural College p O.. Nd
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LITE MABEL ROGERS MoTHER-Oficer O-Neiu
VINO has mad charge OF the little white girl Mabel
Ryan. recently taken from her colored guardians
oy acton OF the court. has discovered the chIlds
mother In Norfolk va When OSY,cer S,Na.,I
visited her there he found that she had lost All
trace or her child and was very willing TO Iransfer
nnquishing In due legal form all claim 70 her ON
spring. and transferring her rights TO him the
papers VIII o. submitted 20 the courts early nexr
suitable home AT present the child 4, In me
hospital, suffering from slight attack OF pneu.
monia
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WILLIS Ice co. S Penobseot ice-red wagons

Lore BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1.2o a bottle
Distilled in 1874, Cynthiana, KY. Charles hraemer
40 9TH 81. n. W.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have been fled as follows;
John Dunn 10 l. NJ saunders, subs p TO 81 So
Cos; 500. C. A. McEuen 10 VIM Mayse. sub lots
10 10 81, Prospect Hill; s5S9.32. Alice G. de Itur-
bice 70 Edith f. King $50. 2SO; 8. J. 5. Thomp-
son 10 c. H. Parker, sub lots "A to 76 So 81: s..
a. W. Patterson 10 same. lot >. do; 81, 900. j. F.
Hood 81 a., trustees. TO W. II. Talmadge. sub lots
30 and IS, 50. 1045; 8. John w. FiIlus 10 James
Fraser. sub 33, So 400: 81 .SO7.67. Mary L Ste
phenS 20 II. L Wagyaman. trustee, lot @, 50. 274:
g. A. G. Prather JO J. W. P1lling, pt. %, D. B. p
and 7. ) addition 10 West Washington; 8. Irene
NJ Lowe TO Minnie Ramsey, pit. ., So 1901; $500
L L Apple 10 j. Woodruff Lewis. sub IL, So 14s:
s.. G. q. Scnwider TO John H. SOule, sub ST. So
:J9; $500. L p. Shoemaker 10 F. F. Robinson
lots i, =, 3, 10 and 20, 81. $50; 3.16O.s0
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Groceries! Groceries,! Etc.
Where shall purchase my monthly groceries?
This is question often asked but seldom answered
satisfactorily to the inquirer. II you will bring
your orders to our store will furnish first-clasS
goods and NIL 1t cheaper than you can get the same
goods elsewhere Give US a trial order.
NJ. & P. METZGBR, AT 9TH st. NV.
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Two AccIDE>rs-OSE FATAI--Wm. Jose a Young
man living al lJl5 z street. has had his lett arm,
broAen below the elbow While riding horse at the
farm OF G. II. Oursler, near SDencetylIle MI
where ne Is staying. A young brother OF Mr. our
ser was killed the same day In a runaway and
cent occurred. ~ N'
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domestic sewing Machine Office, Il HI.
A Heated Term
recalls the fact that Colgate Co. 8 Toilet Waters
are very refreshing In the basin and bath tn 2W
An American Article Of the most careful
and original manufacture. colgate & Co.'s Cash.
mere Bouquet Toilet Soap. tuf-2W
DtxOn's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
"ROyal Glue'' mends China GlassWood &c
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80 9TH ST. n. W.
SO CARRIAGES in plush, SIS.
SO, $40, as Carriages, IN plush, s25.
WASH. u. WILLIAMS,
81 and 81 7th ST. NV.
FOR MURRAY a Co.'S CELEBRATED BUTTERINE, go
to the original stands 3d. $50 Sol, Center Market,
center aisle L. kLEiN, successor TO W. C. Scr1bner.
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lNOR SALE
Il 7room cor House. all m. with stable 80 900
Broom brick all mod imps. Capitol Hin...... 5000
1-room D. b., b. W, L, near 16.h........... 40
10room. p. b.. b. W., Md. ave. Capitol 5000
l4-room. y. b, bw lot 24x14O, 18th St. nearP $500
1Oroom, p. b., all mod imps. 9th ST.. near p. 5000
au3l-3t I. II. SYPHERD CO., 1921 st.
VNOR SALE-A HANDSOME wELL~BUILT RESI-
II dence IA rooms: every convenience; plumbing of
the st: three lines of cars: splendid location.
Owner, 95l Massachusetts NV. su31-3t'
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WHY he Took THE MEAT.-Edward Green a
colored man from Lynchburg, Va, was before
Judge Mills to-day for stealing 4 piece OF meat
from EdH ard Coles Green worked ON a boat for
coles and took the meat because the latter would
not lend MIN 30 cents He said that he INTENDED
70 pay Coles for the meat The judge told him
tn2t ne would Send him 70 place where he could
not spend that amount OF money for 80 DAYS
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

LOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
that beautiful place in Takoma Park; owned by DIR.
BLISS lot 20ox2O0; house contains 10 rooms aud all
the modern improvements. b. H WARNER Co,
au3l-:}t GIG st nv
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MEDICAL, &c.

NINE DE FOREST. LoNG-EsTABLIsHED AND
M reliable Ladies Physician. be consulted daily
al her residence, sol i ST. nv. once kours from
90 y. m with Ladies only. Bls-2ms
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
M two OF DE-. BROTHERS. 1nvigorntins Cordlsl
Wlil any case OF nervous debility and loss 81
nerye-power. IL imparts vieor % the whole sysp.rn
Male or female. 800 b st. AN. sul6-Ims
1T HAS NEVER BEEN coNTRADIcTED THAT
DIT BsOTHERs IN the olde. abli.bed sdyert,s-
ing Ladies Physician an this city Ladies You can
conhdently consult Dr. BkOTHERS 900 ii al n
Particular attention raid all diseases pecullar ~
ladies, married or single. Forty Year, experience
aul3-1ms
u FAD AND BE wIsE-DR BROTHERS. DOe ST.
~ w. Appeared before me and made oath that he
the Oldest Established Expert Specialist In this city
q men and furntsh medicne. NO charge. consutsr
non NC sasice i've e any hour during the sub
ecrpeo and sworn before me by DR. BRQTHEkk
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A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE DESIRES TO
"A make an engagement to instruct pupils at their
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Jno. A. Broadus, Louisville, Ky. Address
Miss 4. L. BROADUS.
5a30-3t COL Queen st.. Alexandris. Va
NyHE GERMAN-AMERICAN SCHOOL.
IL No. 929 ST. NV,
VIII reopen September 10.
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