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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IoR sALE7LoT ON . ST. NEAR 10TH. NORTH
price 10 immediate purchaser. MCGOWAN q CAMP
BELL lOOs Est. sel-3ts
I,OR sALE-FRoM s225 To s0OO-LoTs 5Oxl so.
at Brook land the first station (Br loksg city
ON Metropolitan Branch OF B %. II. H., lying ada
cent to Soldiers Home and Catholic University. go
feet above the Potomac. commanding fue OF city
and country. several houses erection
lor full particulars see McLAChLEN A BE1CHEIs-
DEh l2lo st. n ". Ism
I,oR sAIE-UNTMPRoyED GROUND IN NORTH
II west section of city. soc feet the northwest
corner of and lIth sts; l.yOO lth st. between u
and SITS: 400 ieet at corner OF and 81 also
other lots on and Lincoln ave-. lust Iorth Of
Boundary ST Will be sold before October I good
chance tor investors would take small improved bu
ness property In part exchange Address owner,
JAS. ). ROBIN SON.
IT. llllQ st N
IroR sALE-ALoT II GARRETT PAtK. OR WILL
IL trade for any good stocks ShellaharSer or
graphophone preferred. Box ia. Star ofce a3 "a
Ir0R sALE-l5 PER CENT INVESTMENT. PER
IL cent guaranteed next four years, 10000 81
ground. not FAR from DIR. Hammon's residence ON
Columbia Heights will take part IN exchange
good city lots. Northwest These lots will offer AZ
speculative figures. Address kEsfON sIBl.E
au3l-2r Star once.
I,oR sALE--BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD.
Il NJ 18th and Boundary sts for sale AZ barsAin.
small cash pay ments. long time. low interest
BEAlI. BROWN a CO.,
aul4-2m l32lfS
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LINEN DEPARTMENT SPECIALS

For Fruit Eating-50 Doe. All Pure Linen
Fruit Doylies. Cream, with red borders only rs
cents per doz.
so Doc. Ali Pure Linen Fruit Doylies, extra
quality. only 81 PER dozen.
100 DOE. Turkey Red Fruit Doylies extra oil
boiled qualities only 75c. and 81 per doz.
% Pieces 81 inch fine Cream German Linen
Table Damasks, choice patterns and extra quail
ty for the price: only SOC. per yard.
White Double Faced Canton Flannel, for lay
ing under the table damask.
So Inches wide for SOC. per yard.
SO 75c
Knitted Table Cushioning for dining tables
"a Inches wide for 75c. per yard
az % 4" S5c
There 10 no better place to replenish your
linen closets than here.
(Secondno
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor. 11th and + sta n. VI.
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Jupp 4 DErxEr1rR PRrsrras

42o-422 1lrH 81. \. w.. Washington D. C.
HAVE the largest ONCE and the most complete appars-
tus In tie city. and are prepared to execute All
work speedily. promptly. and at low prices
WORK FOB POLITICIANS
BUSINLsS MEN,
LAWYERS,
DOCTORS. &c &c
Promptly done and Ut prices a. low - good work can
b produced Estimates eheerfully furnished
Fine Scientific work carefully executed.
Ledgers and Blank Books made 10 order.
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UNIQUE AND UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.

121ye. ChAlhes and Lawn reduced 10 7c
IL Back satin reduced 70 Sc
81 20 fsLle Franchise sllk rsduced 10 81.
3lkc- 4O-tnch Dress Goods reduced To L,c
30 rs 1auze Underwear reduced 25c
SIS MonArch lzundered shirt reduced TO 97c
81 CDl.undered shirt reduced u 57c
2Se. b&lorissAL Hose reduced 10 I9c
Positively East Coloyed Black. Brown, and NAVY Biz
Hose, S5c- Fruit Cotton, 9ac ~AN
Dress Makers Beat Black Cambria &c
GinsnAHas. DC DIT. Warmers Corsets, 9Jc
Su3l-3t bkODHEAD CO, 9O7 st ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-01

Sir John Macdonald. the Canadian premier de-
elares that the reported interview with him at
Sidney, on the subject OF President CleyelaId,s
message, was pure fabrication senator George
therefore, was better on than was supposed when
he confessed that he knew nothing about Sir John:
Tor evidently there was one thing which his oppo-
nents thought they knew about the premier. but
didn't
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The Star Out OF Town

Persons leaving the city for any Length n, ,,rs
esn nave IHK SrAR mailed regularly TO any address
Ana Iof any period they may desire.
Az orders for TIE paper by mai mum De
accompanied by he n,osey,-at the rate OF flrreen
een.s week, or ffty cents per month. unless
ioreign country. when the price, includ-
'0s postage, Is so cents per month.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

FOR sAL6-NEw AID ,,, wsn s,lS krsI;
sSsssH = ' fSss. 5000 sTfiofE IiESssi
IL will buy sod 5-rOem dwelling static. $4,000
ieet OF eround. good well q watsf, hne fruits with
itis S 81 avn ssi' CITY, At only sloOO Us ~
LION sALE-owNERs or SMALL HOUSES WHO
10 our hshS. for M. s nSs .rTl. ih
sr dcsitshe properties worth from 81 900 20 600.
morts.1e-. n. {. cUTrER a 90. i4ss Ts, .si-S,
SoR sALE-THsr HANDSOME NEW REsIDENCE
mod mr. % y ana s,s 10 r'Sns sa bath al
eaesirshle 1000. Also 302 aud 500 "a sc lad
a rss built $500 s each An HT is ia Ec.
LhhAN. zoos D ~ NV. eel 81
Sok sALk-llTH 81 nITwiEN n 1ND \ Nv.
-, oaS window, l-roOm house. mod lmr~
HEisREiL acEFSaS ioo :oiq $. 4 once s ss1s.
E oobR, sALE-A BARGAIN ~ SOLD AT ONCE
y 1919 18th st n "a; ~ r.,,ps ana hath. mod mrs,
KE Ia S6 Nc <. 100 HoSS5iGo Fss $1,000 hss
I,oR sALE-NEw g RooMRAy wlxnow FRAME
h.densbss sI Hssa ,rG, ,, es.. ana hst on
month. oMNEII on Iremiss- .ei'sss
EoR SALT AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL. ArA
t~ssa AN s , room Irick hoge on - n
leaving CITY. Must scii at nsure Don't fan a.
call and ret particular; Of NJ ,Prs 95SSs,3
1soR SALE sEvENROoM BAY WINDOW
h Brick House good lot irunt parAins. mod inn
north II Rhode Island ave. Address ADAM SMITH
2036 q ~. NV. .l-is
EJR sALk-BARGAIN ~ TAKEN so0N-IRET-
II " brlck house. IL rooms. two baths,
lar. IN. :, 81 "a outlook on Gaunectcu ave W
A COULTER, p ST. Cloud Buldiug. sel 81.
I,oR SALE on ENCHAN1E FuR Guy PROPERTY
that beautiful place m IakumA Isrk owned ~ DIR
BLISS lot 2oSN2O0. house 10 roOns Aiid al
the modern improvements. d n. NARNE ri 4 co.
su3l-8 glB Pet nv.
I,OR SALE
IL Groom cor. House. all m with stable n " "a 600
Broom brick all mod. iuiIs CapltO Hiu -. 1000
s.room D b. "a ", l. hear l6h............... . $50
lO-room. y D.. b W, Nd ave ne, GaIdtol = 600
l4room, p.h INV. lot 24Ni4o, 18th Il. near 800
lO-roo m. r. D., al mod ilils. Nth st P 5000
au3l-3t i. n. sNFhEkD CO. 1921 st.
IroR sALE-A HANDSOME WELL Bun 4 RFsI-
Il dence IL rooms. every convenience. plumbing Of
the b three lines 81 sllcudid locattsu
owner, 95l Massachusetts ave. NV. Au3l 81.
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J EE kRk ssss EE w ssss
JJj EEE I ( ssss EEE 7 ssss

t! JJj ! EEEr Z ( ssss EEE ! ssss 20
Our line Of them acknowledged to be the best in
able. and wellmade JerseYs Our Fall stock now in
complete and feel confident of being able TO please
your taste whatever it may be. and purse-"well.
chats all right-youn find all our Jerseys marked
at the "Paais Royals Popular Prices" which is sufh.
cien that they the lowest therefore we
say your purse Is all right.
PLAIN JERSEYS. with without vest bullet but
TONS nicely finished two of stitching around the
bottom, only Sl9S.
PLAIN JERSEYS, made with new coat back cuffs
bullet buttons three stitching around bottoms
you get this with without vest suitable for a
lady in mourning only s2.6S.
JERSEYS. with front. collar. sleev es and back
trimmed with Braid. only CLOS
TAILOR-MADE JERSEYS. bound and trimmedlwith
Mohar braid; they come in Black. Terra Gotta, and
Navy. only 81 g.
ANOTHER NEW STYLE. with Loop Braid Trim
ming only S39s.
VERY FINE Navy Blue Jersey, tri mined with
Black Braid, only s4.6S
BEADED JERSEYS two pretty styles, both trimmed
front and back collars and cuffs They are 81 AZ and
$685.
MILITARY JERSEYS" bound with best Mohair
Braid and the 'front.' sleeves back and collar trimmed
with the same only s325
BRAIDED JERSEYS. deliberately trimmed all
around satin buttons. They come in Black. Terra
Gotta and the "New Blue" Only $3.50
MILITARY JERSEYS" Garnet Myrtle and Navy,
trimmed with best Mohair Braid. only 1875.
BRAIDED JERSEYS. in v-shaped back front neck,
and sleeves handsomely trimmed only az o.
NOVELTY is . Fine-grade Jersey trimmed with
three rows of Mohair Braid laid in folds only g. s.
THE most elsborately-trimmed Jersey 10 braided
down the front aud back. around bottom collar an
cuffs, only S425.
SILK JERSEYS.
TAFFETA SILK JERSEYS. with coat back for az
TAFFETA SILK JERSEYS. with coat back and re-
veres, for 50.
PURE SILK JERSEYS. with coat back and reveres
for $40.
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MEx,s ScARrs REpucEp

MEN's SCARFs ttEDUCED.
The balance of the summer stock will be dis
posed of the next few days at reduced prices.
What remains of the Mems Four in Hand
Scarfs in Plain PiQue. Figured Marseilles,
Printed Lawns, &C.. that were = for 2oc.. are
now for 2Jc.
What remains of the silk Tecks and Four-ip-
Hands that were Soc are now :, for 81
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP,
Cor IL tn and h SITS n. w.
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F. F. at E.. ! # / :;
En- saf p $$lF AZ
( ( 200 7 a "a 4 {
e e E 4 Fl +: Fl Is 5: 4 i
+ # s ssss TIT
ILL Il ssss T
H HffH $ % \ III II B BDj / II II Y
SEPTEMBER
E EEsssE IA EsS$SsEEktt E. '9F's IS
3 BBB , LIZ 4 ~ 4 SNNNkKk ZEE I ssss--
NOT MANY. BIT WHAT'S HERE APE To GO IN

NOT MANY. BUT WHAT'S HERE ARE TO GO IN
HURRY.
3pairs Blankets. were $3.50. now s475
pairs ia Atwood Blankets 1926. now
s6 so.
pairs 1914 Blankets. were SO. now 1915.
pairs IA Saxony Wool Blankets. were S11. now
sS.25.
1 pair 1874 Lambswool Blankets. were Ga. now
s10.5O.
pairs ia saxony Wool Blankets were r. 80, now
1915.
pairs 104 Red Blankets were So SO, now 32.75.
pairs 10-4 Red Blankets, were -. so now 81. 60
pairs 10-4 Red Blankets were 81, now 1875.
pairs liza Red Blankets. were 80 now 81.
pairs 10-4 German Blankets. were S2.75, now
S2.15.
pairs ia Gray Blankets, were 81. now 1910
pairs 1O-4 Gray Blankets. were s3.25. now 81 so
3pairs ia Gray Blankets, were s7.25, now $500.
pairs liza Gray Blankets were $3.50. now 1925
CRIB BLANKETS,
All qualities and prices. Any of them at cost.
The above list shows the condition of the remains Of
our BLANKET DEPARTMENT. Lack of floor space
compels discontinue keeping Housekeeping goods
of any sort hence these great reductions in prices
The original figures were extremely low; the reduced
prices in many cases below cost Why not buy them
now! You save from 25 to 40 per cent. Should
desire it, will lay any of them by for upon
the payment of a deposit and you needn't call for
them until the cold weather pels you to- Can any
one do more!
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NOVELTIES In AUTUMN FABa1ca
sEAToN PERRY.
Buccsasor to Perry q Bro)

NSN~Sc-Sk -
HAS JUST OPENED HIS DIRECT IMPORTATION
NOVELTIES IN PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
NOVELTIES IN LI-WOOL IMPOkTED PLAIDS,
HAIk-LINE STRIPES AND CHECKS.
NEM FALL SHADES IN Atwood AND Sill Z
WARP HENRIETTAs, RANGING FROM SOC. TO
NV HABIT CLOTHS AT NC AND Ell
.Sp pihECI NEGOTIATION" OF ENGLISH SUIT
NEW FRENCH sERaEs. CHEvRoNs, CHUpDAs
AND CAMEL'S HAIRS. RANGING FROM SOC TO
NEW FRENCH BRoApcLoTHs. RANGING FROM
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF MOURNING FAB
PEAN MANUFACTURERS
ALL he NV wEAvES" IN BLACK AND COL
ORED SILK FABRICS AT LOWEST PRICES"
NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND COLORED SILK
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERcHIEFs AND Ho-
TREFoUssE AND PERINor's KID GLOVES
GENUINE ENFIELD WHITE AND SCARLET
SHAKER FLANNELS "BBST MAKES" OF Me-
DUN AND HEAVY WEIGHT. MERINO UNDER
WEAR. ALL STYLES AND SIZES
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS. MARSEILLES QUILTS
NEW IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS.
TIES THAT CAN BE RELIED ON 10 WAR
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
S0-STORE CLOSES AT p. NJ
sEATON PERRY,
Perry Building Pennsylvania avenue, corner 9th IT.
1t Established 1S4O,
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR CASH, A BUILD.
w ing lot east CT the Capitol aud west OF Lincoln
Park; have south front; none but owners
need reply full description OF property low
au25-7t' Star Office
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CIR THE BEsr.
zHE CONCORD HARNESS.

We are the Sole Agents for this Celebrated HArness
a CONCOl.D PRICk6l Beware Of init~iions and 80
that yoo set tbs EsEun: Sonecsa harsess aAso sole
LUTZ BRO,
loT Penn. sva. sd3oining National Hotel
fun sock Of Trunks eno sstrnsAs " We ooss
u0kss, q veg Low prices mlS
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En- Ill, a,a..,,o A.,
IA. IT.. $500 " IA - $4,000
1898 g, ii st ne. bio zoo acoS tSs i I'm st $50
- 20 u 81 ho' L aa,oo -2S - 81. w. noo
Is 70 az Myrtle St. b 20 and @ Is ! 81
"a, , srs a2oo ". m 3r 800
"a, &c \, S1Oo m rear sr 5000
~ ny rue ST. he' 300 70 81 ST. s~ d h-,oo
~ mn, ~ rue 81 ne. 1000 ana ma a. lSS 900
~ st. n e., T. a.; Soo +O4 and 40d South Gap; a.,
% ii; rite st. n. e. s. nos soth st n.
236 "a st n. e. b. 3, 4s4 aud 4s0 . st Aiiey
.......... 1900 "A. w................ l.sO0
so 18th st. H. e.. g. h., lsl4 samson st. n. q,
20 Gst; e. III. ar. 900 346O TO 24O4 Columbia
81 : . 500 ao a. ~ y ie " :, LOU
m -. =, -. : " n - -. - i''O
IN, Lhs appNe = 1hiy nor'on 81 The prlrty on my
H. st ana i ,b INST eau A onGs iSr euein s,ns ON
- story and basement Brics ON 81 West Wash
M sy i az a. , h gu arr lSShes
snrraInain snd 10, ~; mouse 20 zee. VIDE hoss'
Mcgowan a CAMPBELL loOs Fst au3o-5t.
.6ss teS ye s e, .sns s.s wG .s9sS, slate
veniences. iot IL sxS ~ lava siiey n ~ ,srt
cash. balance monthly Box l22, star oitoe an3O3 b
SoR sAL IN pLEAsANT SEM COTTAGE SIX
100; $500 easy terms. for rent sls Inquire on
G.A So ..-i 1n,O
ta,o aa[ - sad hf SIS SIS, II NJ Nohl n
rent - Per
Will sell the Tour Tor s3oOoor Will sell one for 400,
au29-6t 927 b ST.
/ MON SaIE ,-uE.p avn ~ ,..v ,,,-,,,,,-
Il Ia :, 49,, t.a,.Na ,SS. VI LAsn ithMs
ion i0N' a. - n ~. ~ ~ - aYt -Vk
iS s9se-,w "AshN DANEAhoMtit
NOR SALF-THF UANDSONF CoNKt MINT
II and w.-lmilt n sdence l.s.,s la.b - c,ri,sr IL.
fer~on Plac, now o-~nig.a Ia, H. a,,,r ,,.ls.,
Lode. j. nearly n.y. H.. = 49,. a 4, ,Is -.
MANY closets light dry cellar undef whole b',n-s
comilee electric aiiaratus a,i,arx ,i1,n,l,n sn,
shine in every ROOM WIDE iarkiny ana sds I'D ,;ta
a. MAYNaRn laa,a ~ ~ -, 49, a., ~ -, 80 49, 49,
1870 49, - IN ~ ~ -'-i-.~.S
V,OR SALE-4lg AND 42l oD ST ME- NEW a.
II room hay window Brick House. with Gel ars and All
modern improvements will he sold shcap aud On
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INOR SAIE-HOTSES-

EOR SAIE-HOUsES-
2YO9 . ST. NV.
b.h- or, neg.....SI.5o
3024 y, oh, 9r......a.0 0o
b l = Prospect ave. a .OOO
3OJo and 5s NJ ST.. b.
h. and store. 5000
1875 30th, b. h.. 9r. >. OOu
3409 y st. b. h.. Tor. >. OOO
The above IL only n por
books. Call for list.
lylD-.Sm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wv ANIEJI--SIIUA
MANIFESTATION FOR 500 CHAMBER
w maids; also. nurse girlA cooks scullions house
and sp; ss % BtSSRRS SsSsss US s. oS11'
WANTED-A coMPETENT sTENoaRAPHER,
WW st C. H. BIEsEN. AS ". Broad st. Riehmend.
ooel
sus s1S Nia SIS ne
w. maids: waitress. l.nndress seam.tress nurse.
family and resorts si'' references ols 9TH i, n
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
can give the best of city refersnee. address
HoUsEMAID. Star Office. IL
WANTED-BY AREsPECTABLE CoLoRED GIRL
w situation hrst-clsss washer and ironer in
pslv..e taniy can furnish god references Call or
WANTED-BY FRENCH PROTESTANT HOUSE
w keeper or Ladys Companion. Situations willing
=, No, travel understands German and English fairly
WANTEp-BY YOUNG LADY. A SITUATION
,n az teacher Of French German and Music Anos
stating salary. P. .. Box 554. city. seI-st'
WANIED-BY WHITE Girl A PLACE 40 DO
dyess and sewing; highest reference Ad
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER A
rates hadrs.s STAR sps st
WANTLD-A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT
aud culture, who has had thorough normal train
ing would like position visiting resident
erness French. music. English; best city references
Address j. l. s. 80 York St. Norfolk. Va sel-6t'
WANTED-BY GOOD oRGANIsT, A POSITION;
w would act as substitute can give best city refer
ence. Apply or address 1912 st NV. au3o-3t'
WANTED ROOMS.
WANTED-TWO ROOMS WITH BOARD IN A
w private family for gentleman and wife; II fur
niture. Address JAIDEE. star Office. It,
WANTED-A LARGE FRONT ROOM. SOUTH.
ern exposure. on the Est line. and within limits
OF tth and SITS. with Board by two ladesone in Of
VVANTED-THREE OR FOUR U,SFURNIsHED
w rooms. no children; no Housekeeping: atten-
ton paid to unless full part culars given
required; Capitol Hill preferred Address Box 164
Star office. 1t.
WANTED-NEW RELIABLE ROOM-RENTING
w AKency-lf you want desirable tenants for your
ms Co, 1921 st. NV. sel-3t'
WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN. By A MAN AND
Rooms and wholesome food; state facts and prices
KNIGHT. Star office. au:Il-.t.
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT
w TO rent furnished suitable for light house
kkeeblnng near o Department References. Address
| w ANTED-THREE OR -FOUR UNFURNISHED
w or partly furnished rooms in northwest small
fiat by quiet and refined people, meals in: refer
ences exchanged Address Box 1o6 Star office. 3lSts
NVANTgD-TO RENT-THREE OR -FOUR IN
w furni shed Rooms in Northwest section, at
Address Box SOB. City L. o. au30-3t'
VANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w sQmely furnished floor in a desirable house with
per month best references. Address J. b. NJ. Metro
politau Club. au25
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1902 3Oth ST.. 9r. $4,000
30 y st NV. or = 600
b az psf. b n. or. 1000
1896 and - Sd. 0r.3.OOO
5;.oo aud = N.fh,1r3.000
1913 Both. &. H. ar. 800
34Oo n St, bh. 9r-
nA-l...... ...........- 100
ton Of the property on my
&. h. FICkIING.
l.Bt4 god - A NJ
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DoARDERs CAN BIZ ACCOMMODATED ALL THE
ID year round at the Hyatt Mansion pleasant rooIns
good table board Address MRS. foHki. Hyatt Man.
sion, fayetteville. Nd sel-3rs
VERNON. ROUND HILL LoUDoUk CO., VA !:
N three hundred yards from station. telegraph and
postofce; also two livery stables evening pap re-
ceiyed daily iroln Washington. Address Mrs. MARY
4 CLARK or Miss DUsIL cHAMBLlN. sa3o-3t.
WANTED-oN FARM AT DERwooD STATION
w Bosrders for the months Of septenao and Octo
Der: children Objection. hrst-clAss table u.. a
piano. horse and carr1Age terms moderate boarderu
by the year desired. Apply 10 Mr.. MAY C. MAT-
KINs Derwood r. O.. Montgomery County, Ma.
au3o-3t'
"A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE ACCoNMopATFp
Aat woodourn. stotts Station. Metropolitan branch
b. and .. Il. IL, ~ miles out: i've ninufes from
station special rates for 10 ~e "a
Mrs c. 1. MARSHALL. POI ~ "a " ysxa-Ste
LXcELLENr BOARD. GOOD ROOMS ZINE
depot ,eixrsph. &c. Terms: Per week ia 10 9io pss
ms e25 70 e5a A 7. hcINTUkFf. Prop, strssburI
Va. su2l-lOt
~ yoNfoRT RETREAT.- F1RsT-c-Ass PoPU-
lar summer rcsort IN the mountains Of Mary
land nesr H.rper's Ferry. advantages unexcslled
". n CLARK. Keep Tryst Nashinrtop Co Nd ~ -3,s
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY - DIRECT FROM
w owners. houses to sell and rent in all parts Of the
city. have large number of orders for both, and
there will be no delay prices. location &c. suit.
s. G. HILL.
se1-6ts Cor Sth and 4 SITS.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
BOARDING.

FURNISHED Rooms AND TABLE BOARD AT
II 1905 9Th ut. NV. su3o-3t'
II AKGE cool AND NEWLY = URNIsHED ROOMS.
~ with Board. single suite; strictly nrst ciase
TRANSMITS. u per day. The WEBSTER Dig i3th
ST. NV. aul l-s5In
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WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN IN DEPARTM ENT
w service. with family small furnis he'd hous for
three mouths or longer. from sept ID. Address c. NJ
j.. Star office. it,
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FOR RENT-STORES

UrOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING; NICELY
Il located for Drug store the dwelling has all modern
improvements. in a growing neighborhood. Apply TO
WELLER Il REPETTI, 326 Pa ave. au31-5t
NOR aRENT-STORE AND DWELLING; GOOD
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the corridor and prOclaiming your Christi
anity. but believe with him. in this place
at least, ''Of a religion that may be recOg-
niZed without either cOncealment or demon
StratOn." His reference to those within
these walls who may have been. at one
time, protesting Christians, is also without
logical force. There may be men here who
have fOrsaken their faith and committed
crime. This very fact, may make their
repentance the more sincere. and a renewed
intercourse with God may enable them to
attain such spiritual strength as will enable
them to hold fast to the faith to the end.
Remember, Oh the night of the betrayal,
Peter denied Christ, yet how sincere his re-
pentance, and how glorious his life after
wards!
To quote again: us there claim made
that the men in this prison, or in any other,
need religious instruction, to show them
the path of duty? Surely every intelli-
gent man knows the right from the wrong,
and of what use would religious instruction
be to an imbecile?" Conscience is the moral
sense which enables us to discern the right
from the wrong. We all possess this sense,
but how closely have we followed it's admO-
nitiOns? My dear sir, if we were not all in
need of religious instruction, not only to
help us to discern more clearly between
rlSIlt anu WRONG, DuI also W lcdcIl us WuoIo
and how to obtain the necessary strength to
follow the dictates of conscience, what
would be the necessity of churches, of min
listers of the gospel, of religious literature?
Was Christ and his disciples imbeciles? Is
every minister of the gospel an imbecile?
Are all who attend church, are we who at
tend chapel, imbeciles?
Again: when you try to implant relig-
ion into the heart OF criminal. before you
have made a man of him, it is like starting
to build house from the roof down." |
differ from the writer here also. Religion
should be the foundation not the roof. II
you build the foundation of mans char
acter from the truths and precepts of
Christ's teachings thereupOn, you can erect
an edifice that will contain every attribute
that goes to make pure and noble man
hood. That we are here, is evidence that
we have lost our manhood. but can any one
name better, surer or swifter way. than l
have outlined above. to regain it. Lest any
one might think that i am trying to obtain
rewards, privileges, or material benefits"
l will still remain incOgnitO. MEMO.