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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25

they certainly are more ambitious CT dis
plsy, and will not spread their varied
hues TO catch shower, or where there is
no one to rival or to admire. Since Old
Sol has beneyolentIy shone cut and made
the earth fair, pretty women venture out,
and the eye Is orce more satisfied with
glimpses Of bright rGiment, and OF dainty
tCIms no longer hidden in rain proof
garments. Lightly stepping, down the
street comes bright vision, the
1.-THE form most chsrmingIy defined and
Erched foot neatly gathered, while
head covering is most bewltching. How
well is her warm covering adapted TO the
frosty IN 0rniDg and It's cut In no way i'm.
pedes her free and swinging gait. II is
fashioned as s -edingote and is In one
pltc3, the skirt being sewn in seam to
The bodice exactly at the wsist lima. The
fTcnt Of the skirt opens SO that contrast
ing color Of silk may be seen under II,
and is thrown into deep plaits in The
back. The double breasted waist fss.ens
with large metal buttons and wide Ievers
lired with velvet tuIn back ever 3 cheml.
settle Of plated silk.
At the graceful throat is tied one OF
those full lace bows that are now so
much worn, and hat with turned up
orim, in color ard material ms!ching the
costume, Is dsintily poised upon the
pretty head, soft curls shading the tenn
pies. Tan colored mosquetaire gloves
meet the sleeves thSt are moderately
short, and plsin glove bands effect TO
hold the win x .ing glove In plsce. AS she
trips up the steps 10 ring the ball stolen
nlSIcs shows silk stocking the same
shade as the dress snd one can only
speculate that it has that
long leUered monogram that is the
latI st in stockings. OF course these are
held in piece by The isweled garters that
have now become part Of every brides
trouseau, sno are the mcst acceptable
gifts between irierds
Evidently the young lady is expected,
for the door Ia opened BY q most comely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At $3.50 Pair.

zee Pairs Ladies' bright
Dongola Shoes, common
sense orsopera last, sizes 2 IL
to 7. l50sPair German Peb-
BILE Goat sohsleather bottoms
and counters, Sizes 2 1-2 to Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 25c Yard.

30 Pieces heavy twilled all
wool Red Flannel. And 50
pieces heavy twilled all wool
White Flannel, q inches
real value 35c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 35c Pair.

400 Pair Misses and
Boys heavy all wool rib
bed Hose; black, brown.
navy good, servtceable
Hose to S 1-2; real value
soc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 25c Pair.

500 Pair Ladies' full
regular made Cotton Hose
in black, brown, navy and
unbleached Balbriggan ::
real value 4Oc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 35c Yard.

80 Pieces 38-inch Tricot in
new and popular shades. These
are specially attractive in quail
ity, coIors and weight, and really
worth SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AtS1.5O Zach.

$50 Ladies' Black Beaded
and Braided Jerseys, all wool.
800 Ladies' deliberately
Braided Jerseys, all wool,
nicely finished, cut in approved
styles; real value 1925.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 4Oc Yard.

80 Pieces extra heavy twill.
ed fine me- Dictated Red Flan-
mel, all wool and 30 inches
wide. 40 piece. fine soft fin
lsh White Flannel real value
SOC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 25c Pair.

500 Pair Ladies' supe-
riOr finest Gloves i'm black,
brown and navy with fay
cy embroidered back; real
value 35c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At S1,25 \ ard.

20 Pieces Brocaded Silk
Velvet in all leading shades.
Is Pieces Fancy Satin
ground with Plush Brocade,
in navy, seal, garnet, plum
sapphire ; regular price, So
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT S. Each.

100 Ladies' Newmarkets in
numerous different styles and
colors, Of cashmere, worsted,
diagonal, handsomely trim
med and finished; real value
S..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 81 Each.

200 Ladies' Black wool
Jerseys, deliberately braided
and cut in the latest and most
popular style, very substan-
tally made and nicely fin
ished ; real value $l.5e.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 81 Yard.

10 Pieces extra heavy Silk
Chenille Fringe in leading
shades. Also 10 pieces Silk
and Steel Beaded Silk and
Black Beaded Fringe; regu-
lar price s..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 81 Pair,

300 Pair Ladies' extra
fine real Kid Gloves in as
sorted fans, with fancy
embroidered back; real
kid: actual value $1.5O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
A Group Of Interesting Bargains !!
AT 4OcYard.

IS Pieces veiveteens in black,
brown, wine, cardinal, garnet
and myrtle, also 20 pieces fancy
brocaded, striped, checked and
plain velveteens regular Coo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At $3.50 Each.

70 Ladies' handsome New
markets, elegantly trimmed
and finely finished, IN assorted
stripes, checks, solid colors,
cassimeres and diagonals real
value $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At SOC Yard.

80 Pieces Ingram wool
mixed Carpet, in 40 different
patterns, representing the lat
est and most tasty combina-
ton of colers to be found; de-
signs new: real value Csc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 25c Pair.

600 Pair Misses and
Boys heavy ribbed school
Hose, full fiD1shedfeet and
extra length, good cOlOrs,
In blt. ok, brown. navy ano
gray; real value 35C.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 4Oc Yard.

20 Pieces 42-inch Henrietta
Cloth, all lerding shades. 20
Pieces all wool Camel's Hail
Suitikgs, new and popular COL
ors. Real value Goo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 81 Each.

A Fine 800 Bone French
woven Corset, embroidered
bust. Thompson's Glove Fit
ting Corset or Warns Cora
line Corset all of which are
really worth $1.25.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 75c Yard.

rs Pieces fine extra heavy
quilted Satin for lining Wraps,
Etc., in popular shades; cardi-
nal, garnet, pink, blue, black
24-inch wide regular 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At 4Oc Pair.

400 Pair Ladies' fine
Cashmere Wool Hose, in
black, brown, navy, full
finished and extra length {;
regular SOC Hose.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT 500 Each.

100 ChiId's one piece Kilt
Suits in assorted colors; also
200 Boys extra knee pants in
new and attractive designs and
eoIors realvaIue 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
LADIES' COLUMN.
Paul Pry Does I. Little Peeping at the
Pretty Women in Their Pied
PIumage and Prays Pardon.
Descriptions Resigned 70 Most d. ar
.nt DtmRnds-An EcsEtm eAl Hint
fer DGughGert' Drtsses.
Visions of ths Coming Of Kri's KrinEle-Th'
Fingers skintuI 10 many Ingenious
Demonstration NOTES.-The cipss.

'3E Gull, gray
skies that have
lurg Ike q pail
over tie City
have eYerted 3
depressing eff
feet on all;
ven those the
world deems
frivolous have
! lot escaped the
! affection, for
birds of fine
plunge may
be as gregsr-
lCuS IS tnOee
Of more scmber
colors, an d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
At1Oc Each.

1000 Ladies white and
fancy Hemstitehed Handker-
chief, all goot colors, Hastily
combined; real value20c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-25
AT SOC Each.

800 Ladies' fine Zephyr Rib
bed Undervests, all sizes, in
viii e, cardinal and blue: rea
value ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11


AscooxlxKD A NOTORIOUS BunoIAl-rlsrnaoxY
A0Ansf HIN m fHR PoLIcB couRf TO-DAY.
ssmeei Emery, the negro slat-cutter who was
| sHssteo early Sunday morning BY Omcers MAT
| 500 TRAINER. a published in yesterdays STAR Wa
seksn 70 police headQuarters this morning for the
puipose OF taxing his description. The prisoner
suu refuses TO talk, and the officers are very
anAoes 70 learn where he has been living, 20 they
mink they might b able to recover q large
amount OF the property which has been stolen
nom VARIOUS houses. While Clerk German was
takng the prisoners description he recognized
MN as John Howard, alias George Jonea Q noted
burglar who was
RECENTLY RSLkAs1D FROM n. PHNrHNTIARY.
He was arrested November Ia 1850. by Detec-
uves Coomss and Acton. and on November II,
Judge James sentenced him 10 twelve years I'm.
prlsonment. The prisoner was taken TO the Police
SouLS To-Day and airaigned on charge or hou1o.
saai sSs
carr1eo on Q lace curtain, some bed clothing and
hat cap and coat His counsel Mr.. Lloyd, en-
NJ xHssrson I ssstiiiea that early sunday morn.
M nis house was entered BY cutting the Stats.
ing been stolen nom his house
Maud Anderson. niece OF the preceding witness
snat sne w s On visit TO ns
some one coming up the stairs She looked out Of
SAW TEE DEFENDANT PASS THRouGH TIE HALL
Ouicei MATT teStlue0 That ne was attracted TO
MT. Anderson's house by seeing light. He was
informed oy Mr.. Anderson that his house had been
robbed. With his partner, Onicer Prathef, he
went 70 the bridge and was there but short time
peIore the prisoner came along. After night
witness, with the assistance Of On1cer Prather
arrested the defendant and recovered the property
on him.
Mr.. Lloyd said that he had q good defence. but
would not disclose It at this time. He desired TO
say, In behalf Of the prisoner that he had served
his country faithfully and that when the case was
ted IN tne other court 1t might not appear % bad
"And would Ike to say answered Mr.. Shil.
lngton, shat the faithful service was Performed
In the Albany penitentiary"
$1,000
ANOTHER ABANDONED BABK-Yesterday the on
Ger OF the Humane Society, Nj. O'NeiL took charge
OF little dark haired girl, two months old, ami
placed II In proper care The child had been left
Win Mamie Monday, living In an alley between
ana 2OGh and 2lst streets. Two women one
the mother, left the child, agreeing to pay a per
week Tor us care and they paid for its nrst weeks
00aru shortly afterward man represented TO
Mra Monday that the child was his brother's and
OILS vile had sold or given away her effects and
left the city.
APPLICATION FOR MANDAxus IN LIQuoR LICENSE
order yesterday dismissing the application for q
mandamus In the case OF the United States ex rel
James X saunders against the District that the
case might be appealed 10 the General term. Mr.
saunders applied for liquor license, which was
refused the Commissioners holding that he had
consent OF the vestry Of ST. luke's church was
necessary. The petitioner claims that the law
contemplates householders and residents, not
churches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11

Il carefully psspassd from ssssapasillA Dandslou.
Nsndraks. Doh. Hpsissewa. Juniper Dsrrisa and
other well Known and valuable vegetable rsmedies BIZ
peculiar combination proportien end procesa stytng
TO Hoods sarnealls curative power not pos.essed by
oehsr medicinee.
HOODS sARsApAIIILA
b the best blood puriase. Il cures ssrofulA Salt
Rhsum. Doila P1mplsa. al Hunors Dyspepsia Bn .
housnss SICK AsadAcha Indigestion osner, p,bdltty
cstarrh. Rheumatic N. Kidney and Avsr complaints
ovsrcomes that tired feeling, creates an appetite
The nerves. and builds ND the whole
tom u sold y all drussista q: six for o5. Pre-
pared BY G. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell Nasa
100 D0ara oNr nory.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

The weather.
FOR the District Of Columbia. Delaware, Mary.
land and Virginia, rain. followed oy fAar; cooler;
esseeriy winds, backing TO westerly. attending
the storm-csntsr on the coast
On. year ago lowered the price Of drugs in
Washington, saving the people from Is 70 40 per
S Sfnsa snH NJ nom the I'D time nigh
priced system has met with favorable receplon
from the public. Their appreciation has been
; ssf, Sy s .1a Z: "
FAsrIoxAsIx RIcH.s SHOES. III Market Space
BrI OIL At 10 cents per gallon. Fine lamps and
fnx PoHrRArrs. Kets Kemethy. lloo Pa Az.
PUT on YouR srxcs AND READ. On and after
tomorrow go for your meals and Lunches 70
where you win be served with q cup OF conee 20
which you heretofore have been stranger Luncn
and meals as low, II not lower, than In any otner
dining-room in washington
TELEPHONE your orders to Mertz's drug store
How TO KEEP wARx-why. is easy enough!
you buy Johnson's Steel Plate Warm All Furnace'
Every one guaranteed
GOOD STOCK. RIcH's SHOES, TIT Market Space.
MAIL your orders to Merits drug store.
oAxxoxr JERSEY MILK. Address '-Oakmont,"
YorR eyesight suited, 81 Hempler, ave-, cor. ~.
Txs PER CENT on on china and glassware this
week AZ = street China Store, 1910.
GO 10 MFKrzs for drugs. You can save money
CoRsErs. hoopskirts, oustles. NJ. C.wHELAN, 12oSF
HONESTLY MADE. RrcHs SHOES, III Market sp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
The Democra,ic Ratification Mee,iu
a Defeat In DesrOit.

fksIkkpAfS BASE BALL REC0RDS-THE CHAMPIONS
Do SONE HEAVY BATTING
The Senators lost 10 Detroit yesterday BY the
sore OF 10 3 This was accomplished by the
champions opportune hitting, aided by some
ragged work BY the visitors. keefe and Deasley
and Getzein and Wells were the batteries. Detroit
made earned runs, IL hits, and errors, and
Washington l earned run. hits and errors.
Daily did the best Senatorial batting, with sin
gle and double. Hoy and Wilmot each made a
triple.
Indianapolis downed New York to 3 by scoring
AL OF their runs In the rst inning. The batteries
were keefe and Murphy, and Burdick, Daily, and
buckley. The Hoosiers made hits and error
and the Giants 9 hits and errors
chicago took the third game from Boston TO
The batteries were krock and Farrell and
sowoers and Tate. Chicago made 10 hits and 2
errors and Boston hits and errors
Philadelphia and P1ttsburY each won a game
Plttsourg took the first, TOO the batteries being
motifs and Carroll ana Buffnton ana Clements
Plttsoury made hits and o errors and PhiladeI-
pnia 3 hits and errors. The Phlllies won the
second game, 70 o. The batteries were Calvin
anu Miller and Sanders and Schriver Philaoel-
phia made hits and o errors and Pittsburg hits
and errors
Athletic. q: Baltimore, O. BROOKLYN, 2: Cleye-
lAno. l. Kansas city. 3; Cincinnati, 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11

PowDzR
ABSOLUTELY Puax
This powder never variea marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholesomeness. More economical than
the ordinary kinda and cannot be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate pOwdera Sold only in eans ROYAL BAxne
PowDER Co. log Wall Ink
CASH PR1cEs Fox Day GooDs
Silks. yelvets sasins Dress Goods sattssns Blank
ets. shawls. Flanuels Cashmeres. and Henriettas.
CARTERA
III MARKET SPACE
Double White Blanksta slightly soiled % so. o.,
$3.50.
Royal French Serge. all pure nns wool vida double
width-Garnet, Green. blue. Black. and Brown-rsal
value Soc. price reduced to S7}c
Black surah silks Soc. -
Colorsd Snk velvets Use
Henrietta Cashmeres all pure ans WOOL wide. double
width. all colors. 4Sc.
Cash customers requested to select one of the
following presents If they buy s. over: pair Of
large size pure Linen Damask Towels worth q half
dozen pure Linen Damask Napkins. worth use, or Q
pair Of silk Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c.
Cash customers who buy sl0 over can select one
Of the following valuable presen:s handsome Bridal
Quilt worth s1.5O; dozen pure Linen Damask Nap
kins. worth 81 so. or two pairs Of elegant Damask
Towels. worth 81 80. au2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
MEDICAL &c.


IN AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF AN
IL experienced female physician should consult Mrs.
Or WILSON, HOS Park Place e.. betwecn b aud q
and llth aud 12th sta ne Ladies only. hemedy %
sel1-lws
NINE DE FOREST LoN0-EsTABLIsHED AND
UI reisble LAdsg Physician be consulted daily
Of her residence, Y01 I ct nv Ohcs houn from
tos p.m with Ladies only. yls-2m'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
WI or two Of DR.. BROTHERS. lnvieo,ting Cordial
VIII any case Of nervous debility aud los u
nerve-power IL imperts vi9or 70 the whole syssrIn-
Male or female o06 B IT. Az; sulo-lms
IT HAS NEyKR BEEN CONTRACTED THAT
lDr BROTHERS 10 the oldest-establisfled sdvertis-
ing Ladies' Physacisn IN this city Lsdies, you can
Confidently consult DIT bkoIhkks. 200 g AZ:
ladies, married single. Forty year, expsnsocs-
sul3-1m.
nR MOTIFS YkENcH POwpERs ARE THE
Dstandard remedy fes an blood dissass.. causing
throat nasal skin troubles urinary c1ssass curod
On. bobDg xEkviNE 10 psrmapspry essss
&c irses "a ~ IN z s. ~ n nssl ISr ..,ss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
CITY AND DISTRICT

At the bicycle tournament at Buffalo yesterday
dem, won BY Crist and Brown, of this city, In
3:Ol
the fair committee OF the National Fencioles
last night appointed subcommttees, with the fol-
lowing chairmen arrange for the fair: Printing.
T. A. fomlinson; advertising. l. B. Mosher; music,
lions, W. W. Mortimer: votes and ballots, r
In the Police Court yesterday John W. Ferguson,
alias West Beckett, alias Henry smith, was given
sixty days In jail for an assault on Kate Boyd
reception was given last evening at the Metro
PsaS NJ SnT11a 70 sgn, Ee " ,S SsPe5
more A. n. E Conference. which Includes the Dis
trict OF Columbia Revs. {. W. Fitzhugh and l. II.
The Mutual Cooperative Building Association
me. last evening az l226 T street northwest and
soldSe, 600 at an average OF 81 per cent. o.
Amusements.
NATIONAL THRATKR-The upper part Of the
house was crowded and the orchestra noor well
Kendall In his noisy and nonsensical melange OF
variety features called "A Pair OF Kids" Though
nearly every 'gag" in the piece has had place In
the repertory OF the eccentric comedians" for
years, many OF them provoked screams OF delight
from the gallery last night and the laughter In all
parts OF the house was frequent and OF unInis-
taxable heartiness. KendalPs humor in Jiles But
ton does not wear well Some or the speciality acts
were enJoyaD particularly the musical interude
OF Mr.. Fiz and Mrs Webster. Miss Dunn and
Mr.. Delan0 dance gracefully.
HARRIs BLOC THEATER--Mr. Edwin Mayo Is
promising young actor, and his appearance In q
play called "The silver Age at Harms last night
seemed TO give much satisfaction 10 a large audi
ence- His company contains some actors or merit,
including Harry Cotton, who took the part OF
PurkeT, and Luke {. Martin, the Gr0ggy.
The Democratic Ratification Meeting.
sPEAKKKs ANNOUNCED FOR THE DEMONSTRATION To-
MORROW NIGHT.
The arrangements for the democratic ratif1ca-
ton meeting tomorrow evening, In front Of the
City Hall, were completed at a meeting held last
evening b. the central democratic committee
The erection OF the stands was begun yesterday,
There viii oe three stands, one on Louisiana ave-
nue., near the corner Of 9Th street, one on Indiana
avenue, near the corner OF 4th street, and one in
front or the City Hall Senator A. P. German Will
preside. The decorations and fireworks will be
elaborate. The committee on speakers reported
that the following would surely be present and
speak: senators TurPie, Blackburn. and German;
Representative Lee, or Virginia; ex-Representa-
tive J. H. Murphy, OF Iowa; Gov. Fitzhugh Lee, OF
virginia; Hon. John GoOce, OF virginia; Hon E
yohn Ellis, OF louisiana; Hon. Eppa Hunton, OF
virginia: Mr.. J. Z. Byrd, OF Winchester Va, and
Hon. A M. Rowland OF North Carolina.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
HOTEL BRIGHTON.
ATLANTIC crTYNJ
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
Unobstructed view Of the ocean. large bedroow;
hydraulic elevator: hot and cold seswater bsths
jyl7-eo-26t Fw HEMsLEY d SON
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
SIS. Sealed proposals. viii be received II this once
until TMELyE O'CLOCK N, on MONDAY. sLr-
two Public school Building one on st. between 17th
Ut. and New Hampshire n and ct be-
tween Sd and n sta W. Blank forms of proposals
and specifications together with al necessary norms
ONCE Of the inspector Of Buildings Of the District Of
Columbia and only bids upon these forms will be co.,
sidered The right reserved 20 reject any aud ell
bids. W. b. WEBB. y. T. WHEATLEY. CHAs. W.
RAYMOND. Commissioners d. q sel0-0t
DRoPosAIs FOR IMPROVING THIRTY-FoURTH
IL STREET.-OFFIcE TEE Con nIssIosKns. ID. g.
MAsHIseros. September 9. lsss:-sesied ProPosais
will be received ct this once until TWELVE O'CLOCK
M. on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH.
1855 for the Improvement of 34th street With
curb. sidewalks, and gravel roadway Blank forms q
proposals and Specifications be obtained % this
once upon application therefor. toether with all
will be considered. The right u reserved @ Ct any
and all bids or parts of bids. Nm. b WEbh. sAML
wHEATLEY. CHAs ". RAYMOND. se6-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11
TELEPHONE your orders to Mertz's drug store.

How TO KEEP WARM.-Why. Us easy enough!
you buy Johnson's steel Plate Warm All Furnace'
Every one guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-11

Washington GrOye-ClOsin1 Services.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
WAsHISGroS GROVE, september 10.
The series OF religious meetings OF the grove
closed last night, when farewell sermon was de-
hvered by Mr.. Zimmerman He left this morning
for an outing OF 8 week among the Virginia hills
In the vicinity OF Luray. Thence he goes to Car
Isle 70 resume his studies. Altogether the sum-
mer just closed has been a success here the
grove numbers among its residents many OF Wash
lngton's best citizens, who delighted with its
advantages, and are proud OF It's growth. q. IA