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RAILROADS.
DrEDNoNT AIR LINE


II Schedule An eject Auru.t 10 rsss
sordonsulle chsrlottsse, Iynch6urs and SGaiioa.
sprinss. Aissheny sprns. BRISTOL kaO1Siiie Roma
Calera. Montgomery and New orleans Pullman
liza A. M-fast Mail Daily for wArrenton. Char
lotfesville CordonsNille stations Ches Ohio k1us
tween Lynch6urs and Dsnville. Ure~nsboro Raisish.
CHARLOTTE Columbia Augusta. Atlanta BirInins.
ban; MonssomsrS New 9rle.ps Iehss and SsiernlS
with Pullman Sleepers MONTGOMERY 90 New OrleAns
and Mann Boudoir sleepers for brmnshsm. Nicks-
Columbia and Augusta solid trains Washington 70
Atlanta Docs not connect for G. and o. route points
S:I5 p M-Daily. except Sunday for MAnn.saS
strssburx. Lursy, and intermediate stations Counets
$40 PM-western Enppess naily Tor ws-reuton
Gordonsyille Charlottesyilie Louisville. Cincinnau.
and summer resorts on and near line Of Che-ape@ke
washington 90 Louisville and White sulphur Springs
10 ST Louie; for Lynchburg. Bristol ChAttsnoosA
points. Through Pullman sleepers Washington
Memphis without change
II 90 P.M.-southern EIpres. Daily for Lynch
burg Danyille Raleigh Asheville. Charlotte. Coum-
bia- Aiken Augusta, Atlanta MontSomery. New Or
inston 70 New Orleans wa Atlanta and Monte, merry
Pullman Sleeper Washington 20 Augusta Ga. without
.h,nse Pullmsn sleePcr ssS'more and Washington
Trains Washington aid Ohio division leave WASH
ington 900 An Daily except SUNDAY. and ~
NJ; Returning leave Round Hill $50 AN. Daily aud
! 20 N Daily except sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan
vile and lynchburg arrive IN Mashineton sO0 An
burs at ii Is N and 30 PM: Via Cbesapeaks
and e. Ohio route and ChA,lotts~ville At s'4o IN:
furnished. and bazgsse checked at Office 1900 ren9-
s ssn. Avenue and rsssenss, ssASn fsnR-'
aul3 General Passenger Agent
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The Courts.

POLICE COCRT-JuQge NUS pro tenn.
To-day, William Leonard, disorderly conduct;
S or Is days Charles Thomas, profanity; do.
John Burnett, do; do. Julia Newman, vagrancy;
Hilton, disorderly conduct; S. or Is days. John
Harrington, disorderly conduct in county; per-
sonal bonds Ellen OCOnnor, vagrancy; bonds or
90 days. Robert Bell, do. do. Patrick Mcdonald,
do; do. Dennis Mcdonald, do; do Richard
Nolan, trespass on park; $ or 10 days James
Duncan, yagrancy and assault; bonds or 30 days
On the farm and six months in Jail William Bas-
sett, vagrancy; bonds or 60 days. Malcolm Hur-
die, do; do. Michael Barry, Thos. Cragin, Thos.
skidmore, James Carter, Harry Robinson, John b.
Higgins Frank Sage, John BabDingtOn, Robert
Chew Richard Chew, George Williams, Thomas
Mcnamara and Daisy Ashton; disorderly conduct;
collaterals forfeited. Daniel Mccarthy fast driv-
ing; do. George Graham, profanity; s. or Is
days Emma Oden, enticing prostitution; s. or
80 days John Carter; disOrderly conduct; s. or
10 days. Thomas Banks, de-; do. John Rodgers
vagrancy; bonds or 90 days
An international spiritualist congress will
assemble at Barcelona. Spain, 10 September. Wis
count CorresSolanot will preside. NJ. FlammariOn
the French astronomer; William CrOOkeS f. X. s..
the distinguished chemist, and other prominent
scientists will attend.
A train on the Manitoba railroad ran into q herd
OF cattle near Fort Buford ON Saturday. killing
nearly 100 OF them. The engine and seventeen
cars were wrecked.
The steamship Great Eastern was beached at
be broken up and sold piecemeal
sunday forenoon the false work for building the
superstructure OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way bridge over the Ohio, between COvingtOn and
CINCINNATI, was swept away by q great raIt OF
QfIIIwo0d that had accumulated at its base.
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PREPARATIONS TO GIVE THE WASHINGTON LIGHT IN
PANTRY AND coRCoRAN CADETS A RousrNG WILL
CONE.
The Washington Light Infantry and Corcoran
Cadets VIII reach the city from Atlantic city this
evening at $50 o'clock The stay-at-home men,
oers OF both companies will meet them at the Bal
timore and Potomac depot and escort them to the
Light Infantry armory, where a banquet will be
served under the supervision OF Compensatory and
hammond. Other companies belonging to the
National Guard will take part In the demonstra-
ton The companies OF the third battalion, the
EInmet Guards, the Continentals, the Anacostia
Rifles, the Columbia Rifles, and other companies,
Will be In the line. The Third Artillery band Will
furnish the music, and IL Is proposed TO make the
welcome home q hearty one. The line OF march
Will be down the avenue TO Az street. and thence
countermarch up the avenue 10 the armory. Col
ored lights and rockets will enable the returning
soldiers TO see how the stay -at-homes paint the
town red
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The Harrison Ball.
TO BE BROUGHT TO THIS CITY FROM CUMBERLAND,

MD.
The Republican National League has appointed
compittee consisting OF Col VIM. A. Cook, Cap
tain Patrick O'Ferrall, and Fred w. Evans to
make arrangements for reception Of the big Har-
rison and Morton ball which is TO be rolled from
Cumberland, Nd, ssrly in september to this city.
Meetings win be held along the route at Martins
burg, W. Va; Frederick, HagerstOwn, Rockville,
and Takoma Park, Nd. Its arrival in Washing
mass-meeting in 'front.' Of the League house After
ward the ball will be started through Maryland
and West Virginia, on to Ohio. and finally
bring up at Indianapolis. A similar paI was one
OF the novel features OF the TippecanOe campaign,
and was rolled from Cumberland to Baltimore.
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NATsKILL MOUNTAINS.

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
y, SARATOGA -
On and after MONDAY, June 25, express trains on
West Shore Railroad will run Daily, except sunday,
to and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, making close connections with fast
trains to and from Washington.
CATSklLL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.-Leave Jersey
City station at 8: 80 Arrive Ph9ncia via Kings
ston, ~ 55 pm; Grand Hotel, As pm. Hotel
Kaaterskil. :23 Pun. Mount House station. 20 p
m. Palenville, l:30 pm Drawing-room Cars Jersey
City to Grand Hotel Station and to Phnicis Qor Hotel
kaaterskin and Mountain HouseD
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. EXPRESS
Leave Philadelphia 500 AIN Arrive Pb9ncia via
Kingston. 4 10 p. m: Grand Hotel. 4:2o pm: Ho-
tel kaaterskiu, 4:o3 pm. Mt House Station, 4:l5 p
m. Palenyille, 4:20 m Arrive Saratoez 9 20 pm:
Caldwell. Lake George, 10 M; Sycamore 100 pm.
Drawing Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Sta
ton and to Ph9ncia dor Hotel kaaterski and Noun
tain Housed New York to Caldwell and Jersey City to
SARATOGA AND CATsKILL Mt SPECIAL
Leave Washington 900 am. Arrive Ph9nicis. via
Kingston, Z Isl pm. Grand Hotel, S:45 pm: Ho-
tel Kaaterskill, g. Is pm Mt House Station, 100 p.
m Palenviie. sos pm. Arrive Saratoga % pm
Runs to Caldwell, Lake George, saturdays only.
irving 1O:40 pm. Drawing-room Cars New York to
Grand Hotel Station and to PhRncta for Hotel
kaaterskill and Mountain Housed. and Washington to
Saratoga
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in the Jersey City Station for all northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad Baggage checked
through. Saratoga trains run via Albany
@ E. LAMBERT,
je25tser15 General Passenger Agent, New York
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Malcolm Wall, son OF Mr.. william E. Wall, o
wealthy merchant Of New York. and who has
country seat at Boyd's, Montgomery County, was
drowned at Ocean City, Md, yesterday.
State troops were sent Saturday to Round
Mountain, Ala, to Quell tho labor troubles.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGs.

Js 0ornsfls viii p H.nssa HISS scoA
We hsvs just received lsrre consikument Of neg
pf1ng pettsrpa We are ssilnE I'll he yhies henk
from lie - 30. Embosssd o1t from S5o 70 "a Az
wosk guaranteed nrst-clssA frssce hAnsns an
n'As 81 fEpREux . BRO s0s ss.
7th stzsss en- pon u does 0yt
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LOCAL MENTION
WILLS ICE Co. = Penobscot ice-red wasons

rx the District OF Columbia, MARYLAND. Della
ware. virginia, rain; cooer;winds becoming north
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A WORD TO TEE WrsK-we are now receiving
and opening our fall stock, and all carpets sold be-
iore sePtsmoer VIII Do made and laid free OF
enAlse "nen wanted w. ii. HoEKE
sol Market Space
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Love BRANCH BoURBos wBnKY, n .25 a bottle.
plstlled In 1874, Cynthiana, Ky. Charles Kraemer,
S37 7th 81. d W.
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TAKE In TIE RACES at Bay Ridge. An free.
AdrI

RUNWAY AccIpESTs--A horse attached to a
pussy became frightened at railroad train near
Queenstown yesterday morning and ran away
ne venice Was demolished--A pair OF hors.s
attached 10 carriage driven by Echard Dontz
on Beaver Dam, Nd, became frightened at a train
while on the Benning road yesterday and ran
away. The carriage struck q Telegraph pole and
was badly camaged One Of the horses felI down
Donz ESCAPED unilJured.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


EoR SALE s2. 500 WILL Buy AN ELEGANTL OF
TO alley. DAVID d. STONE. 500 F st. au25-3t
IroR SALE
II On Patterson St e., nice building lot. 20x92h
price, $3.50; terms so cash. and balance at slO per
capital JOHN SHERMAN 4 CO..
au25-3t 1407 ST. NV.
XNANTED TO EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED OR
Whitney Close near 1th and soldiers Home: value
about $4,000 With the extension of streets now con-
tsmPassd tn. properly VIII advance DO per cent
TNOR sALE-sEvERAL CHOICE LOTS EITHER
Il for Improvement or TO hold rs . speculation CEN
rally located northeast: 1880: side aud rear sueya
W. L WRIGHT, cor. 9Th aud + sits NV au25Sts
oR sALE.oT i OF THE ;n BEST h ho.ss COR OR
ll5 Star Office su24-6t'
TNOR SAILS PER CENT GUARANTEED ON IN
on Columbia Heights, not far Fl. m DR.. Hsmmonds
residence, at speculative prices will take an
part some good city lots northwest exchanges
s aus3-4t. IRRESPONSIBLE" Star Office.
TNOR sALE-MoLACHLEN BATCHELDER 1915
IL st NV have lots in Brookland for sale orig1-
nal prices: call tor plat and buy before advance. s23o
IIoR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD,
small cash payments long t,ms, low ia,sEest %
aul4-2m 1921 Est
IloR sALE-FRoM s225 10 s6Qo-LoTs soTi SO
jacent to soidiers' Home and Catholic uniSersty: 30
and country several houses course of erection
For fun Particular. see McLAcHLEN BAIcHEL-
DER. 12l5 Est nv. my-2o- 3m
EoR sALE-cHoICE SMALL LOTS IN MT PLEAS
ments received J. r HERTFoRD,
y2s-lm' l4234 st.
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Amusements TO-NighG.
NArIoNAL-''The Paymaster."
HARRs.-Milton Noble In love and Law
PANORAMA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF shiloh"
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

EOR sAI.E-L0fs AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
Flynn, he grandest Of al washingtons s1harbs Cor
gsS: e s1s 81 s1a seSs ss =; s.s 20
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 70. 1855.

OF NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND G Strict.
for Chicago and Northwest express DALI l0;55
For Cincinnati and St. Louis, express daily s,ai
Ior Plttsburs and Cleveland. express daily 1888
For lexington and Local Stations, tlo;loEmL
For Philadelphia Newark. and Wilmington. 7s3o 4
For int saa pm point nor. AMI
Philadelphia, IS am. and 70 Is pm
u, Fer sinser'y and intermediate point~ "a 30 An
For baltimore s. $50, $40, ESQ, s. 30. Gas n
trsinl $50. 80 IS S 30 a. ,- rs ani
2o5 $50 sons. SsS e sss IS md
~ For or Annapolis. 40 and ,a.,o.na. m
nsTolis 40. s:s7 am. II ;o5. $50 eco pm sun.
i For way stsiiens Ss s Washington and B.a.
% 1S sSb d 20 ~ nj Il 10 "a 80 a. e45
For Stations ON the Metropolitan branch. 1855 =
fs 5 . aSs Rs5ia IS ps only
For eaither.burs and intsrmedists point. tsAm.
For Boyds and iniermsdisis Stations. " p.m-s
Church train leaves washington on Sunday only as
lib Pm, stopping nj all stations on Metropolitan
For freder,ck tlo:loAm. 10. t4:3a. tss3oRa
Tor Haxerstown. tlo 10 am and IS .3op.m.
For Luray and points on the Shenandoah Valley r
r; 70 Roanoke. and all points south wa Norfolk and
Traips arrive from Chicago aally 2 20 a and SIS
and IS p. from Pittsbars daily 20 5:l5
From Philsdelphis Chester. and wilmington. 10 10
q m 90 , 10. and 90 p M daily -,, =,
B.ltimoTe 10 N d.iiV aud IL j M sunday only
Trains leave baltimore for Washington az go.
ute ir.i zS go' iI e siS sis
$50 and e. S SsS SpsdrSy' $50 70
LassPs supai{ yor ,Ds shssa and r.
aences On orders len a sSfst ofncs. Gis and isSI
fs w NJ cIfM ass cHAs o scuL.
ap30 Gen Manager Gen Pass AGENT
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CITY AND DISTRICT

cor. ~.
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EDuCAT1ONAL

MAINLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND. BAL
NJ T1MORE. MD-This IL school for the education
defective that they cannot attend The public schools
will meet Washington pupils st Baltimore and Po-
tomsc Depot 9Th street and Avenue September 10,
1855. Of 80 O'Clock p. m. J. d. MORRISON.
au27-12t Superintendent.
MIR AND MIRA LOUIS NAECKER
Xl 130S 9Th. st. NV,
viii receive pupils on violin, Corpet and Piano.
mencing September su27-1ms
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Ul GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY,
Washington, d. @.
The foreth session Of this Medical College will begin
on MONDAY, OCTOBER l. lSSS.:in the new and well.
equipped college building.
II St bet 9th and 10th sts
For announcement and further particular address
G. 1. MAGRUDER. NJ D., Dean
au22-42t SIS VT ave-
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APAKRor WHICH Srors THE STREET

PARROT WHICH STOPS THE STREET cARs-Geo.
orange, the barter on Sth street southeast has a
parrot that can initiate the whistles blown by the
car conductors. Frequently wnen a car passes the
the Passengers have the laugh on the driver.
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PROFESSIONAL

MAD Z. ARDENNK, THE CELEBRATED PALM
Mist and Clnirvoyant can give you your exact NE
chart and TO her sitters their names IN full Love
ansl1 Speciality. Charms. worAsd "a satisfaction
MADAME can coovipce the most skeptical aud brinss
good luck TO all. 1112 @ st. NV. Bl4-I~
II yoyant Astrologer and Spiritual Medium. Born
with second sight end veil livery hiadsn myrssssy
hidden treasurvA Olives lucky pumbers Csuses
: sSsssss % bSsin,.. xsnosss Il isniiy zoubiss
ndsyil influence Cure s.ck1ssh Il disaRpoinssd
euss VII ssvs tine and b. osiins On
cssds vkEs ~ oShsY FL End sdyegtt1s. only yhat
be can DO odttng1 S0c ~tts-r 4s1ng ~ W. o9
0te9 Open SUNDAYS bon 70 R3
H3i-ln' A21y0& ~
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A CITING AFFRAY-Last evening. about 8.3O
O'Clock, an ARRAY occurred on q street between
North Capitol and LIST streets northwest during
when FRANK Waters received three severe cuts,
lnnlcted py some unknown person He was at
Tended Dy Dr. sudd.rth, after which he was taken
70 his home, No IS / street northeast
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PERSONAL

w table board where there no other roomers or
boarders and privacy assu-s d; anywhere north OF
Star Office. au27-3is
A TAKE FoUR-LEAFED CLOVER AND BEAU
hs tnul photos out of town for about we ks.
It ".
WILL PARTIES WHO LATELY MovED FROM
TlS 81 ne send sddress to n. MORRIS, Star
of1ce. FliIEND. au24-3ts
WMwILLLANs,G E0.w. NcELFREsH, AUTHOR
w ised Private Detective Agency. Communication
promptly attended 70 aud strictly conndentia Ofice
open All hourx ". WILLIAM. Manager 926 NV
TUsTEs CD STAND rs THE ONLY PLACE
e. where hrst-class second Hand Clothing be
sold 1t respectable prices. Address call at 6ls st
NV. myl-9m
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1'HE GREAT pIrxxsv,v,x,, porrr
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
DSYstE R FRhck sptENplg sSEN SsNkx,
IN EFFECT AUGUST 3. 1855
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, IRON STATION
CORNER Sixth AND b STREETS. AS Fol-
Fori1,.spurg and the West chicaso Limited ESPRESSO,
sns ses,e1 ds,'v Car. a. 30 IN md d,y r,.
With Sleeping Cars from f1ttsoury 20 Cincinnstl
g chiaaso WITH sesrias CAR Ss kso@ns i Seass
western Express, at 40 pm. daily. with Sleeping
cert saiurday HarrisSurs 70 cevelsnd connectias
dsily a, HarrisSars with throagh sleeper, fos
Pm. daily, for Pittsburx and the West with
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CanandasuA and Rochester. daily for Buff
s.io .pd S,sgar. SsilS s,eePt ss.uTa.y, lo:ooR.
For Wiiismsport. Loci Haven, AID Elmirs Al .. 30
An daily; except sunday.
SUNDAY. 300, II 40 am. 200. 4 10, 1000. aud
Carr 40 am, daily. except sunday. and 3:45 y
For Bo ss without Stfs ehans car 90 pm
For Bar hsrbor without change daily. exceIa satur
For srcSiiyn !. T. =. through train. conne, a, ser.
s ssy ci'S With o9ss q ssooaya A2nsr sSra1.
isTriase scrgss New fork cty 80
900 10 90 o. and IL 20 sns M on sun sun:
day. 90. IL 40 M, 900. 10 Q 90. 10 90, and
am week days and as p m daily. with Dining
Car
For Baltimore. e:35. 700 300. o 40, ESQ, II 90.
and II 40 an, I2;ob, 200; 3,45. 4;lo. ago.
day. 300, e05. 8 so, IL 40 am. $500. 3s4A
10. 600. 40. 1000, and IL 20 pm
for fopv s Sresx Line ~ An and 4'4o Pm. aAy
For Asn.p Oh go aud 90 an. a.os. 20 sna
900 N. daily. except Sunday. Sundays . 100 9.
m. 4.10p
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
RAILROAD.
For Ale,Andr1a 600. 8 :3s. s;4os;4s, 1857 an,
l2O4 noon 2a05 4:2a 5 90 8 80, o. \ .Oa
19992 and II ;3s N ON sunday At 90. s'sa
Accommods ton for QuAntico. 90 pm week days
For Richmond aud the South, . 90 10 81 am daily
and % pm DAILY, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for washinston, g :05. 70S
500. $40. lO:l5. llsO7 am. 20, $500 5. "a
5:l0, 7s05, 80. l0s42 and IL .05 pm. on sun.
day at 10 and IL .07 M. 800 > 10. s05. 9.3s
and l0:42p.m
Ticker and information At the Office. northeast cor
of 18th street and IennEylvauia avenue. and at
the station, where orders be left the checking
Of hsssass e Estimation from hotels and ldenoes
General Manager. fau6l Gen. pas AscnI
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wHAr's TIE NATTER WITH BAY RIDGE. It's ALI
IighI-Adt. S ~A'

MARRIAGE LLcKNsEs-Marriage licenses have been
tssoed oy the clerk OF the court TO John W. NaSaII
and Mary L Parker; W. s sherwood and MaTy
irene Is. Cartwel; George c. Fugitt and Mary =
xlnkiey; Isaac d. Hexter, OF Aobery, Mo-, ana Eva
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DON'T miss THE FAIR AT BAT RIpGy.-Greates,
Gee.-AdrL M
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
ofice as follows: Ernest Haake, white, rs years;
VIM. +. Hudson, white, 35 years; Elsie May
Thomas, white, 10 months; Mary williams, col
ored, u years; Lucy Taylor, colored, % years;
Fannie p. Thompson, colored, 13 years; Maggie
Dutch, colored, year; Jno. S. Toy, colOred, 8
months; Jennie Smith, colored, month
RoBBERIEs RKPoRTKD.-A man named Ernest
Hunter stopped In Judiciary square on Saturday
night and fell asleep on one OF the benches. When
he aw0ke he discovered that he had been robbed
OF $19. There have been number OF similar cases
reported during the warm weather and the police
think that the rObDerieS have usually been COM
mitted by gang OF young men who loaf around
street, reports that while asleep on the parking
adjoining the Botanical Gardens, between and
O'CLOCK, saturday, he was robbed OF a gold hunting
case watch and chatn.-Samuel Bradford, No. "a
Dingman place, reports stolen from his house a
few days ago, Lipp, 1910 9TH street
northwest, reports stolen from his house q small
silver watch.-Mrs. H1nkley, 1407 18th street, re-
ports the larceny OF one dozen knives.-RobertS s.
Collins deaf mute, reports that his residence, No.
1917 18th street, was entered Saturday night by
thieves, who cut through the blinds or a window
and stole his hat clock, razor and other articles;
value $40 or Ill. II. Scott, No. 937 Virginia
avenue, reports stolen from his stable q set OF
silver-mounted harneSS-MrS. Ester, No. 1l2 Sd
street, reports that her house was entered at an
early hour this morning and robbed OF pair OF
trousers and some mOney.-Kate Jeffers No. 119
Cigars. NJ. McAvoy, No. 1915 nth street,
reports the larceny OF basket OF MARKETING
James y. Callan, Columbia Law Building, reports
the larceny or book.
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THE
COLLIERE HOME AND LAY SCHOOL
Thirteenth Year,.
Ase'ect Institute B no Limited NUMBER OF
ENNG Nc CLASSICS. EKENcH MA MA,THEMATISGss.
Der I, and closes JUNE l.153S st nv, near the
Arlington Hotel LUCIEN Z. C.COLLIERE. A. M.
Principal refers by special permission, to Mr. Francis
7, RFgs, Of Rigss Co. Bankers; senator Jno r.
McPhersen Of New Jersey Hon. Thos !. Bayard. Sec.
W. Ramsey. q. g. n. and other patrons su21-Sm
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IsOR SALE
IL Il Ii. WARNER, OFFICE OF
q; W. sMARTZELI. b II, WARNER Co.
LOUIS ID. WINE. GIG NV.
A barsain on 10th st. near H., BRICK. 3-story and
attic, III rooms; good neighborhood; rents &45 per
month: $1,000.
splendid House on 2lst st. near II, 3-story and
basement brick will 20 at bargain II sold at
3-story Brick, corner 10th and Grant Place; good
house and excellent location; 81, 900.
2-story and basement Brick on Grant Place; &C. 600
2-story and basement Frame. Anacostia. Shannon
Place; rooms, stable and out-buildings. cheap;
$1,000.
3-story and basement Brick on North Capitol near
b. IL rooms. ali mi; e.. 300.
Lots for sale in all parts OF the city Beautiful Lots
for sale in the growing village of Hysttsyille, Md.
Ii II WARNER
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The MONITOR AND MERRIAAc.-At Bay Ridge this
week The greatest display OF fireworks ever
given In America No extra charge Round trip,
$1--AdcG
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CITY ITEMS
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

INOR sALE-ANY ONE DESIRING TO PURCHASE
IL Stenograph will ind 1t to his her advantage to
address j. q. u, 1900 18th ct. au27-3ts
IIOR sALE-FINE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
II small Grocery Meat and Provision Store very cheap
for cash: good chance for small capital Good
for selling. 2120 st. NV. au27-3ts
TNOR SALE-A NEAT BAR AND GROCERY AT
tached near new Signal Once, with retail licenses;
good business; good cause for selling Call at 25th
and X sts. NV. au27-3r
INOR SALE-WELL-BRED BAY MARE HAZEL,
IL especially suited for physician or family use;
sound gentle; lady to drive hasn't for her.
r. II. EVANS. 1891 F st. au27-3r
INOR SALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES IN GROCERY
IL store, 919 II st. n.e Terms reasonable. It,
IrOR SALE-FURNITURE AND GOODWILL OF
II centrally located boarding house, ID rooms;
going West; will be sold low to prompt purchaser.
au27-3ts TYLER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-27
SUMNER RESORTS.

TINE wOOTTEN-ATLANTIC CITY, n J., DEL
Il aware ave-. opp. y. g. Hotel Lawn. Special terms
made to parties visiting this city during stay of W. L
L O. MRS J. W. SIMPSON, au22-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-27

WILL RETURN Tc HKK MOTHERS Hor-sr = oncsrs
Ellis and Heller had before the Police court today
agooc-looklng nse girl who lives In bts
portion OF the city under the name OF Julia New
man she was arrested In a saloon SATURDAY. nigh,
where sne VAS very drunk and noisy. She prom.
iseo the court 70 leaVe the place where she now
Washington. With such an understanding ths
court accepted her personal bonds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-27

EMORY GROVE UNION CAMP.-The first Sunda
services at Emory Grove Union Camp, near Gath
ersUurg, Nd, yesterday was well attended AT
q m Rev. Mr.. Hammond preached, at 3 p. m. Rev
X Adlson, and al s pm Rev. Benz. Brown, o
Lynchburg.