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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

The Bond Of the New Orleans Cluh
Approved aod the Pitcher Restrained.
This morning in the Equity Court Judge COZ.
| the case OF the New Orleans Base BAN PARK Al.
| ISOLATION against the washington National Bxse
Ball Club and VIM. Widner, to restrain the defend
ants from playing Widner, on the ground that the
plaintiffs have an existing contract with him, was
taken up Judge Merrick had already granted an
Injunction against Widner's playing, and an un-
dertaking had been forwarded by complainants'
counsel to him while out Of town, with the ob1ec-
tons OF defendants counsel. The case was refer.
REQ BY Judgs Merriok without action to Judge
Cox
Messra Sanord and Alexander, who appeared
Ior complainants, stated to-day that the UNDER
Taxing mad been furnished as required, signed by
tne acung president OF the New Orleans club, with
tne corporate SEAL and the signatures OF the sure
ties. Jonn Cook and Emanuel Steinem and they
asked the approval OF the papers.
MI: Browning, on behalf OF the defendants, OBJ
lecIed 10 the approval, claiming that the under
taking was not properly executed, and in case the
defendants should suffer loss they could not re-
me argued t9rtner that any redress the
tained at law.
CAN'T GO BEHIND THE RETURNS.
The court intimated that he would not be justi-
ned In going behind the seal OF the court There
upon Mr.. Cook, for the defendants, argued that
there was not suf1cient proof that the papers had
been properly signed or the seal properly afixed,
and held that the bond was not suiicient The
court decided otherwise, and saying that he
would approve the bond, Immediately amxed his
signature.
WHAT FOLLOWS.
This Is temporary order, and the case now
goes 10 an examiner In chancery to take testi-
mony. II on the final hearing it shall be deter
mined that the complainants wrongfully secured
the Injunction q decree will be made against them
for the damages, and the bond will be liable On
the other hand II the cOmplainants show that
they have been damaged u decree Will be made
against the defendants
The decision as It now stands will restrain Wild
ner from playing with the Washington club this
season, at least In the Jurisdiction OF the court,
and many are Of the opinion that II he plays else
where with the WashlngtOns he and the club will
De In contempt OF the court and liable TO punish
menL
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The Death Record.

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported to the health
ONCE as follows: Henry C. Douglass, white, 80
years; Mary Bassetr, white, "a years; Julia King,
white, % years; John C. Knowles, white, 1 year;
Paul Schneider, white, 20 days; George Simpson,
white, days; Emeline Eaton, white, Is years;
Frederick Crunp, colored, months; Ann WILL
mouth, white, i month; Henry Wells, white, 81
Years; Chas. Baily, colOred, 10 years; Joseph j.
Cooper, cOlOred, 10 months.
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FOUR MEN IN JAZZ.
The Rcsuls OF the lnquess I'm the Cas-
Of Charles Bailey.

The body OF Charles Bailey, the young colored
man who died from injuries received In fight on
the Goth Of last month as published In yesterdays
STAR, was removed TO the fourth precinct station
yesterday, where Dr. Lachlan Tyler made post
mortem examination, and found that death was
caused from lockJaw, the result Of being struck on
the head with a brick or stone. Frank Pickett
and Sam. Broadus who were in jail for the assault
were not brought before the coroner's jury. Inc
police received information Indicating that Arreo
Jones and Benjamin watkins were also connected
with the tragedy. Jones leared that ne was
stump town. last night, but before he nao time 70
leave he was arrested BY Omcers h0acn spo
Towne, who also arrested watkins when the
were called as witnesses
Jones TESTIFIED that on the night in question he
was on the lot near 10th and streets soutnMeSt,
where the flying horses were. He was Win PICK
EFT. Broadus and the Others witness heard
Bailey say, "Come on, and I'll cut one OF you
his rist and the latter defended himself with q
knife. Bailey LEFT the lot and was followed TO the
corner OF Sth and streets, where some one IN the
crowd threw a brick and struck Bailey.
John Green, colOred, who was with the deceased
on the night OF the assault, testified that Sam.
Broadus asked the the deceased what D.
Broadus repeated the question. Bailey then told
him TO go away; that he CBroadus) was drunk.
Bailey, who declined TO night Broadus. They then
separated and witness saw no more OF Bailey until
he saw hi.a fall beside his uhe witness1 fence.
Bailey said, ''Oh, God! am cut"
Alice Savoy, colored, testified that since the
ARRAY Watkins told her that Bailey was not cut,
but that he lWatkin9 struck him with two sticks
because Bailey cut him under the chin with q
dirk knife.
II didn't tell you no such thing. muttered the
prisoner Watkins.
Bailey, she said, was a stranger from Baltimore,
and knew but few persons.
Benjamin Watkins testified that when the light
started ne went over TO look at them, and Bailey
cut at witness with knife. Before he used the
knife some one had Knocked Bailey down. When
the party again met at 9Th and streets witness
slrucS at him with a stick. Bailey lodged the
blow and witness slipped. Bailey again drew his
knlie ana began cutting at witness when Alfred
Jones struck him with brick and knocked him
against The house. Jones afterward told witness
that ne did not mean to hit Bailey so hard; that
Wnen ne hit him he thought he had killed him.
Dr. Tyler testified to the cause OF death.
The jury returned o verdict holding Samuel
Breeders, Frank Pickett, Alfred Jones and Ben
JaInln Watkins responsible for Balleys death, and
Jones and Watkins were taken to jail, where the
other Two were already confined.
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Both Streets TO be Paved.

To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Your paper has stated on two or three occasions
recently that a certain amount of paving was to
be done on sth street northeast this year. and yet
some people who live on that street say that 1t Is
mistake, and that the paving that The STAR says
Is to be done Sth street Is what the bill calls for
TO be done on TIN street northeast. Will The STAR
be kind enough, II convenient, to state exactly
what Is 70 be done on Sth street northeast this
year and oblige number OF your subscribers who
are Interested? p
Eighth street northeast Is to be paved from East
Capitol street to Massachusetts, avenue; 9TH street
northeast is to be paved from to sGreeta-ED.
STARl
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FOR RENT HOUSES


FOB assT.E aS5 roo. BRICK; MODEM Ia
SEPT sH III son i is2s sas n ps :sS
TSoE RE.TT.ocT; ! 1887 I4TH 81. NV. CON
sS,SF y.ssSs I ns bnsssnsns good order;
FOR RENTsiS2o NEW JERSEY AVE n "
t IA and , 9ss E:tn y. six rooms new ems I.
It Place. beautiful little home: new house Of siI
rooms; bath; buffers pantry and large dry con-
e s.d S
TSoR RENT-THREE-sTORY BRICK, 10 ROOMS,
0.,:; AZ double po5c6e.: 100 sess PAIRING: con:
nar oHnsr g
E2RRENT-THREE-sTo EIGHT ROOM BRICK
st. cheap rent e Rai ssnsns
EOR RENT Two-sTORY SIX ROOM BRICK,
aaSa St w.; rent sSS Per P nG1sh ,s,ar
as% 4
c1 saxsa s45 per month JB s %INNER.
f0d mns az Bss month in advance 7is st9
E0R RENT-FURNIsHED-A VERY DESIRABLE
18th sts house large and we'll furnished can be
Of hE y
St NV. se4-3t
EoR RENT-HoUsEs
IA All !. sx So d, isr ss5 so3 Cap ST.
"a 70 sss n ave. Eli 81 St st. se, 80
eia i: } 's3 l iss 8,
237 Ind: ave. NV. i0r 80 505 IN st ne n,-. 80
:. NV
Sssss !: 81 sSs:i IL, @
I'll P x hw ST. IS Myrtle st i
l002 Cap. st Or 25 ia Goat alley NV. Ar.
1000 STORES: OFFICES. 50
awe'ne zoos store AND IT, ssS ION
and cellar siSfs ana S s1s
Z st: ave. SsFaSP 5 sHr r% g.
4es La ave. Sd noOr ~ ga 5th st. room I'LL II ~ q
9th and Pa av. r. i9... 20I ST. ESQ
as fcs Il CT
the LIST and 18th. ise4i THos E. WAddAMAN:
.s sI 70 ROOMS NIL FINE
= '0eA'0n ss0''' yves @REsSoTr WILCOX.
se4-3t 1907 Pennsylvania ave.
s55S RssoSEt Hs4as
EOR RENT = l32s l4TH ST. NV; IL ROOMS;
For stR s t. % nW: rooms; mod imp.
For Rent-1127 4th St n.w.;7 rooms mod imps.
S25 per month A. 7. COUMBE,
se4-3t 1425 New York ave.
EOR RENT-A THREE-sTORY PRESS BRICK
Il house. rooms; all mod. imps.: rent $35. Apply
| at z. STRASBURGER'S. 906 18th ST. NV. se4-2t
LNOR RACTIvETHREE-STOkYB BRICK
IL dwellings IL rooms. furnace and all mod. impe.
near Portland by family going to Europe; completely
lei aas
au26-1Sts
EOR RENT-2OTH AND NE, IN MILES FROM
Capitol frame House rooms and 2 acres Smore OF
will be leased to responsible party for i've years al
$3.50 year; it is well located for dairy or truck
farm. Apply at premises sel-1m
EOR RENT-ASTONISHINGLY LOW RENT;
II only $42 to good tenant new 10 room bay window
brick near Pension Office BATH furnace &C.; cars pass
door 205 G st. NV se3-1w
EOR RENT-FOUR-STORY BRICK; ALL MODERN
conveniences; only $50: finest and central location
5O4 18th St. between Pa ave- and St NV. Key 1345
Pa. ave- se3-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

MARRIAGE LIcENsKs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to G. E
Dorsey and Bertha Kisner, both OF Stafford, va. /;
George II. Getz, Of New York city, and Wynona
Holland; John j. Costlnett and Florence E. Wood;
John w. Souders and Lena Day; Thomas o. Jones
and Monte Reaves, both OF Richmond, Va; George
Z Dckey and Willie Z. Burnett, both OF Ricn-
mond. Va; G. N. FittOn and Millie r. LuckeJt; A.
Va; Zebedee wallace and Catharine Wade, both
OF Richmond Va; Anthony Grammar and Martha
West; John ]. Grimes and Ella G. White: John
Lowe and Maggie Corners; Charles II. Dent and
Phoebe A. Douglass; Robert H. Fox ana Maria
Seaton, both OF Richmond Va. Robert Lucas and
Sophia Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

MADAME J. p. PALMER, importer, hot street,
will open on wednesday, September s. a case OF
French felt hats In all the new shades, for early
autumn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

IoxG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, S1-25 bottle.
Distillec in 1874, Cynthiana. Ky. Charles kraemer,
e37 7th st u. W.
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Gxsr's Surrs ScouRxD
AND PREasRD FOR n

Coats Soc. psnt4 25c.: vests CSC Altsin. an
4SHsasanf d. z bsst Isrnsr Goods called fof sa1
HAD. 705 9th q NV;
su2-om end 21e n. Calvert st. BslfimosN
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DLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

QLCE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
ON THE SUMMIT OF THE BLUE RIDGE NOUN.
TAINs. WASHINGTON COUNTY. MD.
Commanding magnificent and pdcturesque viev oe
the famous. Cumberland and Shenandoah NalleyA
No Malaria No Mousquitoes Cool. dry air
-Four trains each way daily.
az miles from Baltimore on the Western Maryland
Railroad Direct connection Ut Union station balti-
more. with trains from Washington
Circulars. descriptive Of Hotel and surroundineE
be obtained in Washington at
4. u. smiths Piano Warerooms, 1925 Pa
j. II. Morlar:y, Merchant Tailor, el2 Pa ave.
Edwin y. Droop, Piano wsrerooms e25 Pa ava
u. T. Oeram. Druggist 12d Pa ave.
Terms, IS and $3.50 per day: Special weekly rata
Address j. T.. SHANNON, Manager, o
Ul0-tu. th,ks30t Cafrollton Hotel. Baltimore Nd.
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fNEroRrRArTs. Kets Kemethy, hoo Pa ava
IMMENSE BARGAINs-Don't fail to attend the
Auction Sale Tomorrow at Mrs. Max Weyl'S ZIP
~ N 81
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7rssIILs Ice CREAM.

LOOK OUT for Grand Tournament and Ball at
Marshall Han, wednesday, september 5, 1ssS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

EXCURSIONS TO COLUMBUS, OHIo.-The Baltimore
and Ohio X. K Co. will sell excursion tickets to
Columbus, Ohio. for all trains September z, g. 8,
and 10, good Tor return passage until september
10, inclusive. The rate from Washington will be
Sl2 75-AdpL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FOR the District Of Columbia MARYLAND Della
ware, New Jersey, and Eastern PENNSYLVANIA LIZ ut
rains followed by fair, stationary temperature;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

How TO KEEP WAkA-why. It's easy enough II
you buy J0hnson's Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace.
Every one guaranteed.
A & Johnson I24Q 9th ST NV
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Do You

Do You
have that extreme tired feeling ansuor without sp-
feeling Of misery it s impossible to escrbes Hoods
Sarsaparilla 10 wonderful medicine for creating
appetite promoting digestion. and toning up the whole
system giving strength and activity place Of weak
ness and debility. Be sure to get Hoods
II take Hoods sarsaparilla every year % tonic with
most satisfactory results. I recommend Hoods sar.
sapara to all who have thar miserable tired feeling
Q. PAsMELEE. $40 Bridge street. Brooklyn. NY.
HOODS sARsAPARIrLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S5. Prepared only
by Q. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
CITY ITEMS.
Fine Old Wines and whtsvk,e.
AT and Below Cost for the Special Thirty Days Sale
Gordon Dilworth's B. B. Brandy, 69c a bottle.
delaware Grape Wine, vintage 1870 very nne),
&C quarts; SOC. pints. This wine needs be but
and sweet. Remember all our Old Rye WHISTLES
come under this reduction in price for the Special
At 9TH street northwest.
no Drive dull Care away and Kill tue
For sale by all frst-class dealers. Wholesale
agents, Luchs & Bros /
Domestic Sewing Machine Office, e H.
An American Article of the most careful
and original manufacture. colgate q Co. Cash.
mere Bouquet Toilet Soap. tut2w
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. sm
Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists eoly
"ROyal Gluc'' mends China, GlassWood, &C,
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

j! III 3 e! lSs sEis e. :
3lS CT nv, 100 1850 y.h d " i0r... SO
f is Ilss :tn.. % s4 s :: s Az
1879 1879 e nv i SsS S S, & = nv
Si$ ]: Nv 8 81 s;s,s; ss e
sS5 ma ss,h ave % S as2s s hsr.s
22l Car. 81. III. so. 20 900 Boundary n rs
!sss ISL 81 & isie n.: 81 ~ NV o.
1873 Cor o s4s sS
iisS assS 3. 1899 1899 g g !:
4 4995 "a IT. n W. 7r-s,- e IS32 81 nv, 6r is SO
iiiS lin ssn.x .7i.$kSS s +. nv :si,:..::T
1i p e nv J, 81 3ss9 = Psf.ses St
1879 we Mssen p O. sS i59 !. 90
sci b n WARNER CO. 0ler s.nw.
sIsS F. ave- 10, ssre: st, s e
sS$ LIST m 1875 Marion Marion :. ' srs ss g
ss sesS. iSe. mi g iii IS s,n St. it.
$933 st. for MI g s$s St. ss.. o.
3 sSIa Pa ~ e g 3tIs s s. 60
1919 Mai.eh st. 7l:ss. g lis so,a. g =
gisS ssd S. sr g Iss s St
S5$f St: sr- m. - IS 5os ai.ss 50
s n H. ass e. sis St. e
$40 24,n s., sr. ma sS.5S store a4sh and
s1t1 St s. isos ar 18Th 8
99a "a 81 ~. mi 10000 Hear a!ol St.. 81 10 %
n. 800 -. os 30 50 sfis "a ave-. 5s 9 70
81: sHS sssSs .s.
si9 French ST.. Or n so2I6 Tenn ave. Ar: g
+! EGr full list apply 70 wEscoT IaoS " wILcoS
EoR RENT-l5O4 18th ST. n, w: TWO STORY
STs ,.st price ESQ per
EoR RENT-lll5 nth ST; n. W, Eight
sa Tor
EOR kENT-9 ROOM AND BATH ROOM. NJ L. n
10 IL "a 90 ak
6O7 9TH st. n. W. sei-3t.
Sj;sS;:s sss St
: S99 St. ne 23 ga st NV Or -
$Ss ss ne: g sSSi "a ave NV ar i
ISIS p e Flsss e.: ( NV
i :. g. Lss Z iS
q t. e Jackson s:ssson q: Z:
3: NV sssSs =: S 81 s..S
,,,. WASHINGTON DANESH0TER
FQA aENT.-GooD BUSINESS STAND. CORNER
Il goth and SITS n.w three-story brick store eel
lar and dwelling Of ten rooms range gas water bath
&C.; rent low. Inquire 1922 @ ct. nv. au29-6ts
EOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES
Il 1925 1880; and 1882 9th st. n. W. all modern
improvements and conveniences; each 10 rooms and
fia 9fs s Inquire Of
BENZ lass aSta =. e .iass g
gsS sssh Il laos $.
LrOR RENT-UNFURNISHED-
n % ST. nw l0r s. digs Union Pl. 81. 3. 80
1903 st NV. IT.. 80 Barber shop. cor. 18th
digs Union sw.. .l3
TYLER RUTHERFORD
au15- I'm 1907 ST. NV.
INOR RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE. HALL.
Il water aud gas; good neghborhood: rent &2O.
Apply OF e r. L RICHARDSON. HOG L st. NV.
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SAVE your sight. Consult Hempler, corner Az.

To-MoRsow Positively the last day all the
Gooos must be closed out at Mrs. Max weyl's, ne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

FINE CARVED SQUARE PIANO, sl25, and other bar
gains at q. L Wild BRO. s. 100 18th st. u. W.
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Death Of w. w. Cursis.

Mr.. W. w. Curtis well-known aud respected
citizen OF the District Of Columbia died at his resi-
dence In West Washington, at 3:25 O'Clock yester.
day afternoon. Those Of his friends who had been
with him recently Will not be surprised at this
announcements For the past six months Mr..
Curtis has been a sick man, and recently has been
veen very Ill. His disease, cancer of the stomach
made steady progress in spite OF all that medical
tended the commencement exercises at Cornell
University, where his son graduated UpOn MA
weather, and SO early In July he went TO Deer
Park From that point he travelled by easy stages
until he reached his old home in NJ Vernon, OHIO.
came home again for the last time He leaves a
vile and son. The funeral will take place from
his late residence. 31st and streets, West WASH
ington, tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock The
interment Will be at Oak HILL
William Wallace Curtis was q native OF Ohio
| received q common school education and COM
menced 10 read law, but after q short time aha n
donsd II for mercantile life In 1854 he removed
L Backus, OF Brandon, VT. At the outbreak OF the
war he came East and for time was engaged as
he was 9, tee Sew YSrH Times In 1851
Land ONCE, where he became chief OF DIVISION and
subsequently chief clerk. In the latter position he
1879 Mr.. Curtis resigned his position in the De-
partment to engage In practice as an attorney in
Iana , eases n, AZ the time Of his death he was
was as the private citizen and constant worker fol-
the Interests OF the District particularly OF George
| town, that he was best known and appreciated.
AS such worker his efforts were untiring. The
puo1c schools OF which since 1865 he had been q
| trustee, frequently serving as president OF the
ooaru, were one OF his most cherished 0bjecta He
devoted his best energies TO them and TO their ad
| vancement. 'Curtis School" building In George
\ town stands as a monument to his real The N.
oustrial Home School, too, OF which he was the
treasurer, always had the benent OF his services
and Judgment Mr.. Curtis, whether in ofricial 20
| suon, In his profession, or In private life, was
| always genial. His friends loved him because
tney Knew his worth, and even upon slight &C
Quaintance there was q charm and warmth OF
| manner about him which made him very popular
4 MT. curtis was, at the time OF his death, O mem
Der OF the school board, q trustee OF the West
street Presbyterian church, director OF the Colo
Nal Beach Co., one of the owners OF the Carlir
springs SUBDIVISION and an honorary member Of
tue Georgetown Amateur Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-04

CoxrEuArioS or FIKs-woaKs AT BAR RrpoR-
and 6tn INST. This Is a wonderful exhibition, and
has proven 10 De the greatest attraction Of the
dspss am, leo and 4:2o pm Round-tnp 81
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTINQ
EPP'S COCOA
BREAKFAST,

by thorough knowledge of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and
by careful application Of the ne properties Of we'll
tables with delicately Favored beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors bills Il Is by the judi
cioue use Of such articles Of diet that constitution
may be gradually built up until strong enough TO re-
sist every tendency to disease Hundreds Of subtle
maladies floating around ready attack where
ever there Is weak point. We may escape many Q
fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and q properly nourished frame"-CivtI
Seruice Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold only
In half-pound tins by Grocers. tabled thus:
JAMES EPPS & CO.. Homeopathic Chemists,
W. fu&a
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tSoYA
BAx1so
Pownza,
ABSOLUTELY Pun

ms powder nsvsr varssa marvel Of purity.
strength. and wholssomsnsa. Moro economical than
the ordinary kinda aud cannot b sold In competition
with the multitude Of Low test short weight alum or
phosphate povdsra Sold onlv IN ssma RoxAz pAxuo
Powpx. Co. 100 wal NE.
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.CArskIIL MouS sHhsToe.

CArsKIIL MouETAINS
on and after MONDAY, June IS express train: on
West a. s 9s n r.. vii run Daily SUNDAY.
yani. Railro.d making close connsctions With fsss
ca1i III mo SoGsTs jersey
City station st 80 am Arrive rhenica. va kines
Kssssr.li rs pm Mouns MILO House Station. Is S
Ssns hos s sm sns 70 so
Ka.tsr.kin and MOUNTAIN House) -,
Leave Phiisdelphi. $40 an Arrivs Phanicis "a.
x! king.ton 10 PIT: Grand Hotel 4;2S pm: Ho-
ss fs1sssss Az mos s: s.:sp 2
nsss S cqsnS HOO cT e
ton and 70 fsn,e. ger aoss ter and Nom.
sxEffoeA AND SsrsKnL MT SPECIAL.
es.'s M Goa.. s:.s,Sa 1S
Kun. . csidSs E.ts oeorss on s.iardsys oily =.
s.: ss SSs:, s':s,ss :sa Fs:s,s. ~:
Purchase tickets ct Pennsyiysnis Rsiirosd olhcss
:na SSnP IS M Y the ssG ssi'R 10 ~
through s.Tssos. trains run " e 4 Y 9Sx.v,r
scstsspl5 General Passenger AGENT New fort
RoCK kNoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL bArHk
sss.s North Mountain, ne. ,x,,nssssssrv>. ssho-s
a. ne home for i.miliss . NO BAR Asco|Rod.sss
Finest chalybra alkaline hthia sulphur aud balm
wnterk 6team-heated mineral baths and larre swim-
ming pool. Table hrsf-clasa. abundanfly suppliod.
rood music hotel and grounds clean aAnitary
meuts complete. beds comfortable Term rSaounnkaa
Illustrated c1rculaxs q th1s o<hca Apply %
A O. PRATT,
Tbe Sun Bufldins. wsshinrsou. d O.
CON TIE MOUNTAINS BRow.- THE ST.
" ELMO. a few Rooms yst ON be had Of this cls-
elnt housa Cuisine second 20 none six hundred md
ninety sx feet q Plaza Elsgant Hack Bee nnhing
Hunting nne. Game IN abundAnce. SPECIAL rsss1 Tor
eeptember md October. Free bus for ruesSs fru0
house 20 Hot and Cold hsths; quarter Of mile Bsr
sey: Mrlte Tor tsrms and Circular % BkICE ".
CAILk11. herkelsy bpr1ngs. VIVA su7-lD
Hor.I oof sassboAr 9th.
Qpsn June 10th % octobsr ist
THE TRADES.
CPDCIALTY IN BooKBINDINo. AND
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DENTISTRY.
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The Soldiers ~ Clifton Beach.
Correspondence Of The EVENING star
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The Marion Rifles are enjoying life thoroughly.
The full-dress ball given In their honor Friday
night by the managers OF the hotel, Messrs. smith
ana Reninger, proved great success. The medal
Tor dancing was awarded to Capt c. T. Daily. Ser.
geant Balch arrived to-day and was imrediatelv
siezed oy The Jolly sergeant q. 8. Richold who
Initiated him into the mysteries Of camp HE. 10
gay was great time IN camp, visitors coming
rivalry between Capt DAILY and sergeant Richoid
In the oeautifytng OF their tents; but owing 10 \
mes on the honorA Corp. T. scnvener was todav
presented handsome bouquet BY the ladies stop.
ping at the hotel Capt Phillip4 Of the steamer
and MA Mchod, Mrs. DAILY, and oehera me bow
return ThursdAy night about oo'clock and the Cor.
corans have aiready rendered the(r services q
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LooK OUT for Grand Tournament and Ban at
Marshall Hall, Wednesday. september 5. 1883.
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THE MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
SCIENTIFIC AND LIBERAL COURSE OF STUDY.
Eight miles from Washington. on b. and O q. r
Thirty-hrst year begins September Is. 1883.
Terms very low. Send for catalogue 70
HENRY E ALvORD, President
au29-3w Agricultural College p. O.. Nd