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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16
Winning Again.

TIE PrTTsBuRo TEAM EASILY DEFEATED By TIE
sKNAroRs-orHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Senators succeeded in batting hard enough
yesterday TO win the nnal game Of the series with
Pittsourg, 2 toz. Every man on the home team
hit the ball safely, Myers leading with four hits
and a total OF bases. Widner and Deasley and
Morris and Carroll were the batteries. widner
distinguished himself by his steady work. prevent
ing the visitors rrom punching their hits. They
need not have scored but for Myers two errors
each OF which gave q life and a run. But these
faults were forgiven the plucky second baseman
on account OF his great batting. The Senators
won the game in the second inning Shoch
reached first on Dunlaps bad throw and went TO
second on Widner's hit. Beckley muffed Smiths
throw OF Fuller's drive. and Shoch scored. WilmoJ
then made hard single TO left, Widner scoring
Fuller came in on couple OF sacrifices Beyond
the errors by Myers, the home team played with
an energy that was refreshing. Fuller took every.
thing ne could reach, making six assists The
outneld was kept busy looking after high balls
Wiiinot having two ours, Hoy i've, and Shoch two
burg hits and errors
Chicago whitewashed New York to O. Ryan,s
home run In the NTH scored the only runs. WEIGH
and Ewing and Baldwin and Daily were the bat
teries New York made hits and errors ano
Chicago hits and errors
The Phillies made three earned runs In the last
halt OF the ninth, and won from Indianapolis, to
L. Casey and Clements and Boyle and Myers were
the batteries The HOLSTERS made hits and 2
errors and Philadelphia hits and error.
Boston scored in the twelfth and won from
Detroit, 4 TO 3. The batteries were Radbourne
anu hclly anu bcdtlQ ana wells. Boston made
IL hits and 3 errors, and Detroit hits and z
errors.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, Baltimore 8 At
Kansas City-Athletics g. Kansas City e. At
Louisville-Brooklyn Is, Louisville z. At ST.
Lou1S-St Louis g. Cleveland O..
In the series OF three games with PittsburR lust
ended the home team made IA runs, % hits and ~
errors, against ID runs, IA hits and u errors by
the visitors, and yet the senators got but one Of
the games.
Indianapolis comes to-day and the light from
now until saturday will De for blood. The states
men should take revenge by winning three straight
OBrien hit safely times In the Pitrs6urg
games.
In the game OF June 16, here, between Pittsburg
and Washington, Morris pitched for the visitors,
and VBrien made ntts one OF them q home run.
Judging from this record the crowd expected To
him take the stitches out OF the cover yester.
day, but OBrien could not hit more than one
single.
The league directors met at Asbury Park yester.
day and decided the dispute over the game Pitts
burg forfeited 10 New York on account OF the rain
The decision OF the umpire In favor Ut New York
was confirmed. The game between the Philadel.
phias and the Pitts0urgs, when the former
played one illegal man, must be played over,
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The COurrs.

FOLICK COukT-JNd0e Wtlls, pro tenn.
days. sadie Burke, do; do. VIM. WEIGH, Car.
Botol, John Byran, Sarah simpson, JAS Mccoy
Frederick Broadstreet, disorderly; IS or Is days
John Harris, profanity; DO. James Clanir, DO do
Charles Tolltver, dlsorderly; do Alexander Lam
caster, do; do. VIM. johnson, VIM. Smith, and
Archie Hill, vagrancy; bonus or workhouse.
cruelty 10 animals; So
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
DOUND BAY CITY.

IOR sALE-A PLEASANT COUNTRY HONEOF q
Iaues in Virginia On line Of railroad and nets
depot; auuudznce Of fruit aud shade Tern- v.ry
easy. Address NJ D., Star office. aul6-3is
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FINANCIAL
THE TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN BOOKBINDING.-HARPER AND
- Century Magazines bound for IS and as cents at
THE LYCETT BINDEky (estsblished lS4ol 10l3
Pa All work guaranteed send postal. N3
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THE SUPREME Law Or NATURE

''THE SUPREME Law Or NATURE
Is NECESSITY"
In order TO feel comfortable must dress ourselves
according to the season. and taking in consideration
that we offer merchandise at such low figures, COM
bined with many other facilities Of purchasing the
RICH AND POOR. THE
HIGH AND Low, OF
the District Of Columbia share the same comfor n
alike.
SPECIFICATION OF BARGAINS EXHIBITED ON
OUR wELL-KNowN THIRD FLOOR.
8 Cases Of doube-width Mshdi Cloth in all the new
shades Of Dark Plaid at &c. regular value l2c
small lot Of Light and Dark Figured Pacific Lawn
Remnants. 4 I'd wide SC. per I'd. generally sold at
l2c
One Case Of Turkey Red Table Linen. Select Pat.
terms fast colors 1t SOC per I'd standard prcs 4Oc
so pieces Of Fancy Figured Lawns, mostly all high
colors suitable Wrappers reduced to 4c. per I'd
lot Of Light and Dark Figured Batiste aud Steel
River Lawns, Il I'd. wide reduced from 12Hc to &c.
p. I'd.
Unprecedented reduction in seersucker,-
80 pcs. OF Plain Cream from 70. to SC. per I'd
40 pcs. Of Cream and Stripes from 1Oc to &C. D. I'd.
81 pcs. of English Puff Cream finest quality from
12hc. to &c. p. I'd. or II yds. for u.
21 pcs Of Lace Bunting in Navy Blue Opera Shade
and Plain Black double width reduced from Is to lOc
p I'd.
Tho remainder Of our Crazy Cloth, consisting Of
pcs only in dark Garnet Navy Blue and Cream colors
reduced from l2h to &C. p. I'd.
new lot Of "A. best double warp Feather Ticking
Ut ~ nc. per I'd, regular value 25c
The benefit derived in patronizing our Remnant
to saw any, more IN this fh.n 70 1:sss.s
cali and convince yourselves Of the truthfulness Of
Zone Price As in the past"
aue 42o. 42.. 424. 426 7th ST: ii7. ziS 9Th st.
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AL ABOUT REMxAxra
REMNANTS OF sILKa
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINEs
REMNANTS OF aINoHAMs. FLANNRIa TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. In fact REM
nants Of all kinds and In all quantities marked very
cheap. They are the Remnants Of sood styles. and
many Bargains are In thslot
VIZ sHUsTKR Sons
VIA 01s PENNA AVE-
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Fireworks At Bar RIpGR.-The greatest open-air
entertainment ever given In America-lo0 persons,
ships eng ged In the representation. No extra
charge Round trip Tara l-Aavk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

H.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company has concluded, In order to introduce and
at the same time TO push their unexcelled baking
powders and Thea Nectar Teas, to give either Z
handsome plate or beautiful cup and saucer.
They will also give an elegant pitcher, Q useful
whisI-broom holder, and many useful and orna-
mental articles TO every purchaser who buys Q
pound Of either their infalible baking powders or
Thea Nectar Teas
On Saturday we win give to our customers
handsome fans and Will continue the gifts during
the following week. We will also present In con.
nection with the other proposed gifts to each cash
buyer OF teas and coffees q superb panel which Is
an elaborate and beautifully designed picture. All
these Inducements, and our excellent goods at
popular prices, ought to be sufflcient reasons TO
increase our already immense business
Great reductions In all grades OF pure sugars.
The best standard Granulated Sugar at &C. per
pound.
The best Standard A Sugar at 7kc per pound
The best White Extra Sugar az &c. per pound.
The best Light Sugar at 6xc per pound.
The best Cut Sugar at 6xc per pound.
The best Powdered Sugar at SIC. per pound
We give checks with every Is cents worth OF
Tea, Conee, and Baking Powder.
REMEMBER OUR STORES:
SOB 7th st. n. W.; 1920 14th st. q. w.: 3lO4 N st.
Georgetown; So, SO, and 90 Center Market; 92
Western Market: 8 and O-sL Market; lOl North.
ern Liberty Market.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weatl,ep.

The Weather.
FOR the District OF Columbia MARYLAND Viz
glnla, NORTH Caronna, generally fair: slightly
warmer; winds generally soutneriy
WAEIkD-Ten strong. healthy, young white
men, rom IL 10 u years old TO learn the Furni-
lure aoo carpet business; references required
w. b. MosRs Son, 1Ith and sta
BARGAINS In Trousers. Geo. spransy.s. 434 It'll.
IHE LosEkAh.-ror sale by Tnos ]. Fisher Co,
l324 street northwest
fnkPoEr1AnA Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava
Fr1s1ILs Icx CRRAM
WILLIS ICE Coz Penobscot ice-red wagons
Lore BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY. 81 25 bottle.
DistlLsd IN 1874, Cynthiana, KY Charles Kraemer,
SS7 1th st. n. w.
Z. A. AEpDnAN, 1206 St New chandelier store.
ATTRACTIVE prices in Trousers. Geo. spransys,
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The Death Record.

During the forty-eight hours ending at
1 O'Clock this afternoon deaths were re-
ported to the health ofice as follows:
Bridget A. Blake, white, months; Catharine
Bergman, white, SO years; Philip r. Robey. white,
months; Jos. Repetu, white, ~ years; Geo.
T. Hesfurth, white, months; John w. Gold
smith, white, year; Mary L. Kerry, white, year;
Albert N. Noyes, white. go years; Enel Frederick,
white, l year; Cornelius B. Bailey, white. AZ
years: RoSlna Miller, white, 90 years; Phllbalthe
Armand, white, so years; Hillary Brown, colored,
IL years; Nathaniel Anderson cOlOred, 81 years;
Marth Steptoe, colored, % years; Jos. Thomas,
Louisa Coleman, colored, months; James A.
Thornton, colored, months; EmmellDe Blakey,
cOlored years; John McCraith, white, 60 years;
May Ann Burke. white, At years; Katie Adams,
white, days; Nettie Jones, cOlOred, months;
Lawrence NJ. Henderson, white, 5 months; James
\. Waters. cOlOred, year; Henry Smith, cOlored,
month; James Gray, cOlored, 20 years.
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CITY ITEMS.
Spot Cash talks cheap. at Younss ga 7sh st

Ask Your Dealer for "BufYos" or Cigarros
Best smoke for least value. For sale BY ali first
class dealerR wholesale agents Luchs Bro. 1
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GO 70 PIN MAJ on Wednesday next, the 22d.
Superb scenery. nne music, dancing &C Special
express leaves b. & U. Depot al . a N Round
Trip, t1-5Q-Adrt.
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The Marquis OF Londonderry, lord lieutenant Of
Ireland, and MI Bailour made an Inspection OF the
constables' depot In Phoenix PARK yesterday.
saturday, the birthday OF Emperor Francis
Joseph OF Austria, Will be celebrated by numerous
feteS.
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S0nseb0dy % Blame,

To the Editor Of TEE EVENING srAl:
In order 70 show the Neglect Of those In I'm
mediate corporate authority, and the utter dts
regard paid to the community Of Washington 10.
journerS this instance win illustrate. On Tues
day last, q O'Clock p. m, policeman, after two
or three Intellectual shots, succeeded In killing
dog supposed 70 be mad, In front OF residence on
street. between 7lh and eth northeast. Al n
q. m on THURSDAY, to-day, the dead dog lies e he
was shot. near the curo, swollen 70 aliooor bursr
Ing pfoportionA with millions OF maggoGs and nies
squ1rming about and hover1ng around him. And
neglect Of public dutyf q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

WIFRs BILL FOR DIvORCR-Yesterday after
noon MI. j. J. johnson, for Mamie K Metcalr, nee
Roche, nled bill for divorce from VIM. L. MeIcaif
the custody OF the two children, &C. They were
Iour months afterward LEFT that place. since living
Of Natchez, Miss, and New York city, and she al.
leges that In Consequence OF his dissipation he
has been unable 10 provide for them, and Tor sup
port she has been compelled 70 return to her father
AN omcer OF the Army. She states that when
leaving New York he threatened TO end the lives
OF herself and the children and then take his own.
The NAVAL CoABAr between the Monitor and
Merrimac Will De portrayed with nfe-liEe accuracy
THIS week at Bay Ridge. Round trip, 81. No extra
cnarge.-AdpI
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PEN Matchmaking only $50. wednesday.
sne I'd Train leaves B. o. Depot az q M
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TIE MONITOR AND MKRKIMAc-At Bay Ridge this
week. The greatest display OF fireworks ever
given In America No extra charge. Round trip,
d-Adpe
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eulOe-t- SOOIdEhN LAND AMI oiLh ASSO
FoE sALE LIE 6 FROM 10 TO 600 ACRES AND
Gated on Net Met BIZ bR prompt attention Apply to or
cav .ui Hs RICHARD L. ShAl- Rockville Nd
EoR RENT-A GOOD DAIRY FARM. SPLENDID
pasture, ~ mics from Washington very low rent.
aaf5yiS H. 4 i4l RHNs. 4. y ave.
EOk sALE-AT MELROsE PARK, HYATTs-
s Md ;b desirable s L9ss opposite the han Id
feet, fronting on MelrOse ave Price 10 cents per
p. part rs apply to TYLER s kJThERFoED;
EOR sALE,,A BEAUTIFUL slX-ACRE TRACT,
improved BY six room dwelling and stables; vel Of
sxseent TsteG and some fruit situated hh and
70 Treasury Depsrtment or Center Market suitable
CUISINES. .n,ss ''' city, E:H sSasAEHR ey, 60,
EoR sALE-AT DERwooD STATION. MEl: BR.
81 building lots, 300; 3-acre lot, suitable for
hot aO, sss:
dSslHE ild a. GSapGE HONE
walk from station new fOurtsenroo% dSeiiinR ia.se
yard garden other houses six to twenty four rooms
to % POO 100 building sites in oak and chest
AT WINDHAMs. I3-acres. six.room house, outbuild.
Az SILVER SPRING. five minutes from station.
Pike 60 In ae on
81: n the u T. Il fhss
Est. After IL. Rockville sui4;Sw
EARMs FOR sALE-TwO DESIRABLE FARMS
Il Of 1873 acres Of choice land Knowles station,
Oh the Metropolitan Branch These farms well
adapted for stock purposes; spring branch In each
field A. r HILL CO.. 1883 + ST. su1l-st II. 2w
EHOk SALE OK RENTAL AMMENDALE. MD,
l. Drury House; ID rooms in repair. 200 yards from
station: 10 acres; holly hedge superb stream; fine
building sites at low price Visit premises address
au4-eo1m. DANL AMMEN. Washington.
WANTED-TO BUY FARM OF ABOUT 200
acres. suitable for grazing purposes, located not
far from the District Of Columbia Address c. Star
office. aull-lw
IIOR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN FARM OF
RADIO just eight miles from the city Of Washington and
threeQuarters OF mile from the station orest Glen
on the Metropolitan Branch Of the b. 4 o 4. R) ON
the opposite side OF the road 10 the Of For
est Glen. and adjoining the south is the farm of
houses, excellent barn with stabling for 100 head
stock. corn house. two ice houses milk house. and
other outbuil dings, windmill hot and cold water in
the house and never failing springs Of excellent water
never failing streams running through every field.
There is stored away the barn about 100 tons OF hay
present indications, will yield $50 barrels OF corn
In addition to the above there about 20 head of
CATTLE 40 which mich cows, nearly all registered
Holsten and Jerseys head of good horses about 40
yagons l two-horse spring WAGON. landau sets
double buggy harness, sets single buggy harness.
plows cultvators, harness for farm wagon, tread
MILL horse power, grain drill. and an abundance
Of other articles too numerous to mention. The farm
and outfit need to be to be appreciated All of
gain and easy terms. Will take In part If desired,
B. H. WARNER CO.,
au1O-6t GIG street n W.
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From 81. Mary's County.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.

ST. MARY's COUNTY, Nd, Aug. IA, 1883.
After pleasant sail OF some 80 miles down the
Potomac we steamed up Nomoni Creek about
miles, where everything was Interesting to me, an
old-timer. A. the many landings we found the old
Virginia style still in existence. The colored
people were there in numbers and their dress and
manner reminded me OF days gone by. The only
difference being that they are the producers aud
happy. Each one had cash bag and SOLD fruit.
crabs, oysters. &C., to the Passengers on our
steamer. From NOInoni we crossed 10 Maryland
shore and landed at LeonardtOwn, where Ne found
everyb body having a good time. Among the
guests found three men from Western states
who seemed 70 be in splendid health and lull OF
spirit and the country folks seemed to enjoy the
presence OF there distinguished guests.
Tue people around are fond Of pleasure and
festivals, tournaments sailing, &C, are everyday
nsh and oysters abound. s.
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Tn LosKKAN."-For sale by Thos. J, Fisher 4
Co, l324 street northwest
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EXCURSION TO PEN MAR, TIE GIN or THE BLrE
RIDGE--An excursion Is announced 10 Pen Mar on
the b. & U. and Western Maryland Railroads on
wednesday, August - The special express will
leave the b U Depot washington, at a N.
stopping at Takoma, silver spring, Rockville
Gaitnersoury, and BoydS. Round-tnp, from WASH
inston, Sl.5o, and correspondlngly low rates from
the other starionS-Adrt
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sewing Machines repaired and warranted
for 81. at your residence. Call or send postal TO
Funk's Sewing Machine Agency, 1891 It'll st. NV,
near o street Market eo-Sm
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rell, 734 6tn st.n.w., every styI

L. HI. Hopkins, $50 St, White Otl-Cloth for
sign painting and table Covers, 25c. eos
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Yesterday afternoon party OF six persons left
carriage and went into the Clerks ONCE at the
Courthouse. Among them was q young man
twenty-four or I'VE years old and a young lady Of
perhaps eighteen years, attired In spotless white
The party produced q marriage license issued the
day before to Ernest Regain and Mamie Robertson,
and asked Major Williams advice as TO further
proceedings The little company was directed to
they were ACCOMPANIED by several membess OF me
bar and court officers. Most OF the ministers re-
siding in the neighborhood were found to be not
play and the directory-room OF the Post-Ofice De-
partment was called up and the question was
asked, "Have you Minister"
"Yes; what Is wanted?"
the reply.
"Aii right" was the response. .11l start a min.
ister"
In The meantime DR.. Mary Walker entered the
room anu, the couple mistaking her, from the
clerical cut OF her coat for minister, walked up
70 her ana produced the license. She at once dis
abused their minds, and, while waiting for the
nc1Ssd or1ereo 0y telephone the matrnonialiy-
ware avenue, In this city. Rev. NJ. A. Turner Of
tne N: T. church, was the minister who answered
after they entered the City Hall the youthful
couple were married and left the Court-House.
The Policeman INDICATED.
A cHAReR OF ASSAULT AGAINST OFFICER HuRD DIS
MISSED
In the Police Court, Judge Mills, to-day, Alex
ander Hurd, policeman Of the third precinct,
was charged with an assault and battery on
James Kennedy. The latter testified that he was
arrested August by Ofricer Hurd on the charge
OF shooting crap" that on the way to the STA
ton the officer struck him several times with
billy and about nifty times with his fist, and he
was unable to work for a week afterward. The
father OF DEFENDANT and several others cOrrobO-
rated MS statement. Theophius Williams was
among them and testified that he did not appear
In the trial August because Of the threats or the
omcer 70 kill him II he did.
On the part OF the defendant 1t was testified that
Kennedy was resisting when the Officer used his
0illy; that the on1cers collar, necktie and badge
were torn on. Ofncer Hurd testified that he ar
rested Kennedy, telling him that he had war
rant; that Kennedy resisted and said he would
not go; that he (Hurd) used no more force than
was necessary.
Mr.. Shillington cited the opinion Of Judge Mont
gomery 10 the effect that Officer for an arrest
for mlSdemeanor cannot use his baton excepting
to prevent escape, and there no testimony that
an escape was Contemplated.
The court, after reviewing the testimony, said
That after prisoner Is In custody, having sub
mittet 70 arrest, the officer had the right TO use
reasonable force to repe resistance. The case was
dismfsssst
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WHAT DR. TowNsHEND SAYS ABOUT PRRsONs COMING
HERE FROM FLORIDA
This morning when STAR reporter called Health
oftcer Townshend's attention TO the fact that
several persons reported to have come from the
yellow fever district had arrived In the CITY, the
doctor said he did not think there was any danger
OF the disease spreading this far. He had watched
the matter closely, and was unable TO md the
slightest thing to alarm any one In this city. He
however, would confer with Surgeon-Generai
Hamilton, ana II the necessity should arise he
would Immediately take the proper means for
safely guarding the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

Peerless Dyes
Are the oest Sold by druggists. eoly
DiXOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. Sm
"ROyal Gluc,, mends China GlassWood &C
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LIE Ice Co.'S Penobscot ice-red wagons

fnHforrnAn Kets Kemethy. lloo Pa ava
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A CRIPPLE PESsIoSzR WHO GETS DRrNX-John
Harris, penssOner who Is so badly crippled that
he cannot walk. was carried into the Police Court
this morning and charged with using bad lam
guage on 7th street southwest yesterday while un-
der The influence OF liquor. He admitted that he
had been drinking freely before he was arrested
He said that his spine was injured and when he
falls he Is so badly hurt that he Is not responsible
Tor what he does Or says The judge told him that
he was responsible for drinking whisky and I'm
posed q nne OF s..
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A Novel Ensertaimmeut.
TIE SONS AND DAuGHTKRs OF CONFERENCE HOLD 4
BABY SHOW.

The enterprising brothers and sisters OF John
Wesley Zion church. Connecticut avenue, between
and N streets, gave q novel entertainment last
night In the form OF q baby show. The conditions
were merely those Of age, all babies between five
and six months old being eligible. Tho heaviest
baby was 70 receive wardrobe, and the lightest
baby carriage-robe. There were but four entrfes
mittee. The announcement was rinally made as
follows: l. Adverda Thomas, weight l5k pounds
= Henry cryer, 19x pounds. 3 Danlei Eu0vpe
Tx pounds 4. Mamie Louise Jones' lo< pos,nds
Accordingly, young Mr.. Cryer, who lived up to his
suggestive name nooiy. Was presented with the
mysterious lengths or baby Clothes, and MISS
ham Clay won An express wagon, prize for the
boy selling the largest number OF tickets 10 the
the prize for the girl selling the largest humber.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

wANTED-ATI ANT'C CITY IxCUR~IoNIsrs
w Informed that drst-clas . Rocms and Table SO
and Q. per day sail COTTAGE, lark Place 100 yArs
from ocean. ms. BILL CARkl6AN. Of Washington.
aul5-3ts
CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS vA-ALUM
= ChAybeate LithiA Arsenic Waters elevation ? 500
feet. Terms very moderate Open all year. For
pamphlet address A J. MYERS Prop'r. aul5-i ot'
I,oR s,IE-AT CAPE MAY. y. J.. A FIRsT-CLAss
4 and fnely furnished hotel With large patronase.
pleasantly located the beach one Of the rst to
MI up and guess remain late In the season-
Address
p o. BOX 80
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Loro BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, sl25 q bottle
Dstllsd IN 1874, Cynthiana, KY. Charles Kraemer,
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CHANGES AGAINST A PoLICEMAN.-Chargesh have
been preferred against Oficer j. b. SLACK. OF the
sth precinct, by Henry Shrader, living on the TIN
ness and conduct unbecoming an officer, that he
came 70 his place, borrowed p cents, and chased
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-16

OVER 100 CASES CURED BY VEHICLES Ma.
~ lara And AKue kxterminator during May and June
N Harrisburg. Pa: most Of them of long standing
some =, g. ~ and IL years. VIII cure - out Of 25
For sale BY all druggists. Price SOC TSCHEFFELY r
ExANS. Mno.esale Axents. ty28- Inn