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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
ron SALE OR RENT.

ron SALE OR RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
Al liberal terms, on West Chestnut, Wal.
nut, Lemon mary, Pine and Charlotte street1.
inltsmd so2 NORTH MARY STREET.
A UCTION SALES FREE-IF CLEvE.
H land IL elected or ~ he is not elected
will offer all real estate given me, or any other
property for 20 days fee. from this date, NO
vemDcrl. LgWlS PAULfCK,
No 2i7 North Lime St, Lancaster. Pa.
nl.lWos
HARRISON lS ELECTED WILL
l. offer ell Real Estate pfven me from this
Date, october 30, for thirty davs, free. Sale or
no sale. AUG. .REINGHL,
succe ssor 10 Henry Shubert,
Auctioneer and keal Estate Agent, 81 North
Duke Street. o80-tfd
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To the Penitentiary for Ten Years.
Special Correspondence of the The EVENING STAR

LANGLEY, Va, Sept. 5, 1883.
Sam. Eskridge, the negro who was SO much
dreaded by the residents OF this town, has been
gotten rid OF for ten years through the assistance
OF McDevitt Flinders Detective Agency in Wash
ington. During the spring persons here were
annoyed by depredations upon their property, and
several incendiary fires occurred. On the night OF
March IL The barns OF MeSSrs. Strohman and
MacKall were burned to the ground. EsKridge was
suspected, but as he had such a bad reputation no
one would arrest him. Detective McDevitt came
here, and in two days he gathered strong evidence
against Eskridge, and on Good Friday warrant
was sworn out. Detective McDevitt arrested
EsKr1dge last week, when he was tried at Fairfax
Courthouse. A witness testified to q confession
made 0y the prisoner. ESkridge was convicted and
sentenced TO ten years at Richmond. B.
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san the same.



wAsHnsGroN LOSES ANorHKR GAME 10 BOTTOM
OrnEB CANES YESTERDAY.
The Senators did the regular thing yesterday,
Boston earning q victory BY the score of Ii to s.
whitney and Arundel and Garrison and Kelly
were the batteries at 1rst. The Beaneaters began
to bat hard In the rst inning, ana keptit up with
out many breaks until the seventh, when Shoch
took whieneys place in the box and puzzled the
run-getting stopped. ClarksOn's work was very
effective up TO this point, when the Senators, who
had not yet made q run, began to md the ball
The Statesmen played q very ragged game in the
held, with the exception OF Daily at f1rst, whose
work was all that could be desired. washington
ton earned runs Is hits, and errors.
New York defeated Philadelphia easily, 6 to /.
WEIGH, Ewing, and Brown, and Sanders and Schri.
yer were the batteries. Philadelphia made / hit
2 errors and New York 10 hits and errors
Chicago took an easy game from Detroit, 10 to 4
and Tener and Farrell were the batteries. chi
cago made II hits and errors and Detroit hits
and errors
The Hoosiers beat the Smoky city team by a
uttle better batting and nelding, the score being
4toZ Inc batteries were Burdick and Buckley
ana Morris and Fields. Indianapolis made hits
ana errors ana P1ttsburg hits and errors.
At Observation-Disclosures 4: Kansas City 2
AZ Cleveland-Cleveland, IA; Louisville, g. AT
Brooklyn-Sl. Louis z; Brooklyn, q AT Philadel.
pMa-Athleuc, 3; Cincinnati, O.
Tne Mount vernon and the Alert Base Ball
CLUBS played yesterday at Capitol Park for the
cn4mpionsnip OF the District The game was
TO .. Battery for Mount Vernons-FulIer and
mccarthy; Alerts-Williamson and White Eacn
side obtained i've base hits. The game viii be
played on some day next week.
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The Fair.
S12 18th st. NV.
School Bags. school Bags
Twenty-Five different styles
School Bags for Sc, &C., &C., 1Oc.
School Bags for lee, 13c., 15c., lie.
School Bags for 100, 22c., DC, 25c.
School Bags for 29c.. 39c., 75c., $l.69.
School KnapSackS.
states Has' ~. States, States daG loo States
Scholars Companions, containing lead and slate
pencils, rules, Knives erasers pen-holders,
sponges, at .04c., .O5c., .09c.
Nothing Succeeds Like Success. except
the "Grand Republic" Cigarro. Mind that now.
For sale by all nrst-clasS dealers. Wholesale
agents, Luchs Bro.
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Our Or SoRrs

feeling peculiar to persons Of dyspeptic tendency,
or 1t may be caused by change Of climate season
life. The stomach is out of order the head aches OF
does not feel right the appetite s capricious the
nerves seem overworked. the mind is confused and
irritable This condition finds excellent corrective
IN Hoods sarsaparilla which. by its regulating and
toning powers, soon restores harmony to system
and gives that strength Of mind, nerves. and body.
which makes one feel perfectly well.
n. B.-Be sure to get
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Prepared only
By c. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
5 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURTOJudQe COx.
yesterday, Flick agt Alleman; appearance Of
absent DEFENDANT ordered. In re alleged lunacy OF
samuel +. Drury; Witt de lunatlco inQuirendo
ordered u issue. Hawkins aQt. Craig; appearance
OF absent defendant ordered. Browning agt.
bIOWning; testimony before c. Ingle ordered
GaKen Beilew agt Bellew; testimony before John
\. McNally ordered taken. johnson agt. Hood;
AUDITORS report ratified and distribution ordered.
thompson agt Finley; sale ratified finally and
cause referred TO auditor
HAnuoipn agt. Killman; change In investment
ordered. Koran agt. Koran; divorce granted
ReMry agt BSuvit auditors report confirmed.
l. Wallach. Clark sgt. King; sale decreed and b.
=; leighton appointed trustee. Latham agt. PEN
Gleton; deposit for costs ordered. ODea agt.
Brown; sale finally ratified and reference to audi
tor. Green agt. Kennedy; pro confesso.
POLICE CouRT-Jud0e Miller.
To-day, John Hunt and Max Beck, disorderly
conouct; IS or Is days each. Edward Dickson, do;
90. William Hamilton, do; collateral forfeited.
andrew Ashton and John Minor, do; IS or Is
days each. VIM. II. Copeland, obstructing pave
ment; - or 15 days Samuel Moore, colOred,
concealed weapons and vagrancy; $50 or 80 days
and bonds or 80 days
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Good News 70 Tea Drinkers.
Thea-Nectar Reduced to 6Oc.,

Anu d special present
With Every Pound,
To more thoroughly introduce to all that appreci-
ate cup OF good Tea,
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company has
concluded In order to Introduce and az Inc same
time to push their unexcelled Baking Powders and
Thea Nectar Teas, to give either handsome plate
an elegant pitcher, q useful .sk-broom holder
and many useful and ornamental articles to every
purchaser who buys pound OF either their In
rallible Baking Powders or Thea-Nectar Teas.
Superior Mixed Teas at IS, 40, so, CO. and soc.
per pound. Choice Gunpowder Tea at s. 40, so,
&C. SS ana our very peg. at 8 per pound Fine
very best at 81 per pound English Breakfast Teas
at 40, 50. CO. and very best OF SOC. per pound.
soc. Hyson Teas. So 60, SOC, and The very best at
81 per pound. Our 81 Gunpowder Tea is the very
best IN the market aud our SOC. Teas cannot be
eQuailed elsewhere for zoe. Our Java and Mocha
Coffee at SOC. per pound cannot be beat. Best Ma
3oc., and fne Java Coffee at soc per pound.
FINE ROASTED COFFEE
AT 20, %, 25, and 2Sc.
Our Teas and COffees are always fresh, and we
guarantee to give satisfaction or money refunded.
therefore we have fresh goods on hand at ali tines
Customers can have their Coffee ground fresh
while waiting BY aid OF our new Electric Motor.
Our O'Clock Breakfast Coffee at 25 cents per
pound is the best, cheapest, and most economical
In the market.
Great reductions in all grades Of pure Sugars.
pound.
The best Standard Sugar at TIC. per pound
The best White Extra Sugar al &c per pound
Tine best Light Sugar al 6kc. per pound
The best Cut Sugar at Shc. per pound.
The best Powdered sugar at 6hc per pound.
We give checks with every 70 cents worth of
Tea, Coffee, and Baking Powder.
REMEMBER OUR STORES.
sos 7th street northwest: 1920 l4th street north.
west; 3104 NJ street, Ge0rgetown; So, SO and "a
Center Market; e2 western Market; and 81
Street Market; l01 Northern Liberty Market.
6,67,1A NEWTON II. BOWMAN, Manager
Domestic Sewing Machine Office. 4 A. n
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOsAI.S FOR IMPROVING THIRTY-FOURTH
II STREET.-OfFIcE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
WASHINGTON. September 8. 1sss.-seaied proposals
will be received at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NJ. on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH,
1888 for the Improvement of 34th street with
curb sidewalks, and gravel roadway. Blank forms of
proposals and Specifications lie obtained at this
office upon application therefor, together with al
necessary Information and bids upon these forms only
will be considered. The right is rved rel ANY
and all bids or Iarts OF bids. NM. B WEBB. sANI
L WHEAILEY. CHAS. W. kAYMCND. ke6-6t
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CONDEMNED Locals.


Geo. H. Clarvos, No. D ID street southeast, re-
ports that about O'Clock this morning his house
was entered through basement window which was
insecurity fastened, and a dark coat and two
pairs OF pants were stolen.
At meeting last night OF proprietors OF install
ment houses, Mr.. John II. Peake presiding, steps
were taken TO form a protective association
AT a meeting OF the Columbia democratic club
last evening an appropriation or 800 was made 10
assist defraying the expenses or the local ratl
cation meeting, and q liberal contribution was
also made 10 the national association OF democrat
&c clubs.
Mrwm A. O'Brien has been elected president OF
st. Matthew'S Institute, and Mr.. L 7. Jones first
vice-president.
Senator Blackburn addressed the Kentucky DEM
ocratic club az their rooms last evening. Repre-
sentative Taulbee and Maj Henry 7. stanton also
spoke.
A crayon portrait OF Rev. W. T. Van Doren, late
commander OF Farragut Post, c. A. R., was pre-
Sented TO the post LIST evening by Commander
Densmore In behalf OF the widow.
ten-year-old boy, Charles Frett, residing at 629
9Th street southwest accidentally got load OF
bird shot In his face on the river flats yesterday.
Owing to the d1Sagreeable weather last Tuesday,
the excursion to Colonial Beach for the beneft OF
the Union chapel at that place. will be repeated
Wednesday, September II. Tickets bought for the
Tuesday excursion Will be good on september L.
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Delaware Grape River Vintage
OF 1870. Extra dry and sweet quality. at the very
low price OF Gle. o. and SOC. pt bottle. Great 80
days special sale wine and liquors.
NJ. & P. METzGER
! AIT 9TH street northwest.
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Ansusements TO.Night.
Acknowledgements ryton, In Forgiven"
HAKRIs'.-'The White slave"
PANORAMA BuILDIsG.-"Battle OF shiloh"
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CITY ITEMS.

Teas, COGfees, Chocolate, Sugars.
Our Teas and CofYees are OF the highest grade
while the prices are lower than the same goods
can be obtained elsewhere. We sell sugar at cost,
and as low as any house In the city.
NJ. & P. METZGER,
AT 9TH street northwest.
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The Southern EPIDEMIC.

AN ABSURD STORY ABOUT YELLOw-FEvER CASES In
THE CITY DENIED
The yellow fever scare, which had about sub
sided, was slightly stimulated yesterday by some
one starting the rumor that there were two cases
Of the fever In this city. The story was promptly
denied by Health Officer Townshend who said
that not a single case OF the fever had yet been
found here. several persons holding health GER
ticates passed through here on the trains yester-
day, but Sanitary Inspector StrattOn attached so
little Importance 10 the matter that he made no
report to the health officef this morning. Dr.
Hamilton arrived In the city on the IL O'Clock
train from WaycrosS, Ca, and vOuched for two
passengers who were on the same train.
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The LOGAN MoNrxgNr.-The Society OF the
Army OF the Tennessee began its twenty-nrst an
nual reunion In Toledo, OHIO, yesterday. Gen.
Sherman, the president, was In the chair. Gen.
Green b. Rlum. from the committee on q monu-
Dent TO Gen. Logan, reported that It is TO be To-
Gated at Washington city, on a site not yet Be-
lected; that the Government Will provide the
PEDESTAL and the society provide the statue.
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GROCERIES AND FIXTURES AT AUcTIoN.-TnomaS
Dow LIN. Will SELL tom rrow at 10 a H., for W. III.
Askew, assignee, IL I'D street southeast, the
entire contents with two horses, wagon, iron SAFE
large Ice box &C. Dealer, invited.
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FINANCIAL

TNo. W. ooRsON yNo. ". NAcARTSEY
- Member n. y. STOCK -
coRsoN 4 MAcARTNEy.
GLOVER BUILDING. l41e 81. NV.
Banken and psalsrs IN 0overnDsnt bondA
Dgposita Exchsprs. Losna collsctiona
on the Excisnrss OF New YORK PhiladelphlA bosso4
xspscsaity ms1s Of invssssssut sscuntsL Dptrics
Bonds aud al Loca k.ilrosd Ga lnsurHncs end 1sA'
zSsssess III xsasphe.s ssoek sossht ssA sssAikzs
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DIED PROM HIS sxIy.IyrLIcrgp worsps-W

DIED PROM HIS SELF-INFLIcrED woUNps-Wm
B. French, the man wEO attempted suicide in
Meyers Hotel, on pennsylvania avenue, by cut
ting his throat with razor last saturday as pub
lished In The STAR. died at Providence Hospital
last evening. his rem AIMS were sent 10 his rea-
tives In Philadelphia French had been In ILL.,
health for some Weeks previous to the time he cut
his throat and that is the oay reason assigned for
the
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Safes of fscaI Estate.

L N. saunders has bought o. Nancy A. Jay, for
$1,000, part D. 50. 347, % IT. IL inches by 25 IT,
on the east side OF 18th ST., between and SITS
northwest James Richardson has bought of w.
W Boerman, trustee, for Si515 pt. lot ., so. 325
% feet front. on Virginia ave, between lltn and
12tn SIS. southwest.
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EDUCATIONAL.

select c.-s'csi and Ss;l.sms,c.i school Tor Youns
Begins it's thirsy-.sSss.e year MONDAY. sErrEx-
Prspsr. 20, Harvard fsle. Princeton, Johns Hop
sin. and Other Gslsss. and un,.ri,s. sor he
.1G sr SS'n'. For s,s',sps y .sasss. pr0c,
MokayIsN SEMINARY fIR YOUNG LApIEs
y i.r e. ana TsasTp |s,a ssOra .Os sss,.d
it5s s... ". sS 2s snd Nh
Tuition sddrs.. nr We Hkf AZ ssmsr i'S ana
Sll-:sm
A BUSINESS EDUCATION : BOOK : KEEPING
History e:asarp nri,hneile. Grammar .orthessphy
coNSrEci'snis e scsoei g s,'s, 40 pm MOODS
IN 1888. keorens Monday. sepIembsr q say5-tm
GEhAAN.AMEkicAN ACADEMY. s24 ST NV
fns,i.h sn rsSls N nendas. septenlbsr 10.
schsos Night school on Tassdss TSa rss wand snd
.usS-lm. HUGO KurRscHsrR pr,,c,,.a
A cApLMh OF THE HOLY CROSS, MAsa AVE.
tention viii + gwen 70 tSs o srssp ps5 s. a,
sna e.n9 also q per.pectiye drawing An,ins In oil
swardea 70 sr.austs IN the Acadeic cour-e 81 which
TIE nshsr aihemaiics forms leading feature Plain
extr. charge. suss Inv
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The sixty seventh winter session will besn octob-r
i. 1858 and end March 1. 1852 In the new Collers
Building. l32S II Il NV For circulars and informs-
ton VI b0tn departments address
DEAFAKrSo.
:26 18th II. NV Washington. D. q
Telephone call ss5. B.,a-am
ID ocKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. SANDY
III Spring. Montgomery county, Nd rs miles north
OF Washington city. reoIens sc ptsmhsr 1horpuah
training. home government. health carefully tended
TO. number limited For circulars address HENkh
e HALLowELL~ A M NaleJ SANDY spring
Md. 1e25-3n
ssrnNHE ART or ALL ARTS; NO PRISONS EDfT-
j cation il complete without ~ "-FpHsrrs
I-NON-lkOFEsslONAl col RISE IN EIOCUrION
u-PROTESSIONAL COURSE IN OKATuIlY
uI-PROFESs1ONh. COURSE IN A rho
Collegiate classes commence OCtoher 3 lsss
PRIVATE LESSONS may commence any time
This IL the only Institution In the United thai
PERFECIS pupil for the STAGE. ~ pagr UatAlo.nle
Free. MARTIN COLLEGE or ELoCU TION ANp
oRAToRY. 3l3 9th st ". Chan block OF city
L. % Washington ID. q. sul6
A ELLINGTON ACADEMY. SAUL BUILDINa
"A 63l 9TH ST.. opp. u. 4 Patent Once
Fall term OF 1855 besins September AZ.
Day and evening sessions
BURTON MAcAFEE. A. NJ, ND.
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. ROSS. THE CELEBRATED MEDICAL
WI ana business ClAiryoyAn and AstroloSast
Can be consulted on Business. Law suits. sIeculA-
TONS Love and Mktrlmony. and all Affairs Of life.
speedy MARRIAGE bring the separated togetber
give success m business. cures sickness aud VIII
convince the most skepticAi aud remove family
troubles. All business conhdential All In trouble
call Her advice 10 always reliable. che -ctfully
invites al TO call and be convinced Satisfaction guar
anteed Changes moderate. Residence 1910 18th ST
L. Office hours: 10 am 10 ~ m. except suudAys-
Cars pass the door. seS-5m
DRoF. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIRr
II yoyant Astrolossr and spiritual medium Bora
reysslsd kecosers lo.e or stolen property- tinas
Speedy msrr,.xes. Bring seIsrstsd toxethsr Owes
sDo svil innuencss- Cures s.ckne.. II disAppointsd
b. efforts OF Judge not all Alike the Professor
can convince the most seePucsl sr.ng.c rum othsr
the only ssnune slsirvoyant IN this eiiy = ss sue,
be can 90 sattinss. Doe Lis-rs.diny ~ nail on
stos Open Sundays from 4 y pm
MAD. r. kRDENNE. THE CELEBRATED PALM-
Mist and ClairvoyAnt give you your exzct Inc
chart. and 20 her etten their names an full 1--we
sfsin speciality. Charms worAed sstisfscuon-
MADAME can convince the most skeptacal ard brings
god luck 10 ali. 11l2 q st. NV Nh-6ws
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Peerless Dyes
Arc tne oest sol0 Dy DRUGGISTS. eo1y
Dixon's Yeast Powder always reliable. am
"Royal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood &c
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ToCoLCABCs, OHIO. AND RETURN VIA B. & o. r. r.
Tbs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets 10 Columbus, OEio and re-
turn on the occasion OF the q. A. K Encampment
from september 10 10. Inclusive at rale o. Sl2 75
Tor the round trip. The G. A X. Department OF
the Potomac haze Unanimously decided 10 go via
tnis route, and Will leave by special train OF Pull
man sleepers and DAY coaches II noon September
y. passing through harper's Ferry and the beauti-
ful scenery en- route 10 Oakland by daylight At
this place u stop OF two hours will be made, al
lowing those WHO may desire an opportunity 10
take supper at this IaInOu, summer resort resum-
Ing the journey at 7:30 and arriving at Columbus
500 next morning. For tickets and sleeping Car
space apply at Baltimore and OHIO ticket onices,
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue and Baltimore
and ONO depot.-AdrG
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INOR RENT-TO SMALL. CAREFUL FAMILY
dwelling part of new house. "a g ST. IL g.. rooms
and bath; convenient to Government Printing and
Pension Offices, set 3ts
E,OR RENT-1236 wYLIE ST., BET. d AND N.
e.. b. h. W. vacant lott 9 rooms, hail. and BATH hot
water: $l4 month. Write to T. s., Oil NV. se5-3ts
ICOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED HOUSE: FEW
steps from the Capitol; beauti ul location: e. per
month. Address HOUSE. Star Office. se5-3ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FsS5Bi F.s1 f ssYs s;s st nr lor sso
sls 1.sa s = NO ssa 81, s. II Tor
III m f. : :: :
iid 5 p :: nv. s. n. nv g
III Nd. ave- ne. iIi 90 lass Pisrce r.. 7r..2S+S
s so assn M m 20 SSos sf Ma ave-
~ z Cap St. III ao 20 59s BOUNDARY nv IS
Isis is.h & nv. g i iSiS = nv
1885 coreorsn St. ior SYs c 81
2 2!o s.; NV sr. * ,eeS Sd 9; NV Or &c 90 90
1894 Pierce Place. Or. ga est ne. Or. 1870
4 59 I'd St nw IT,. g iS3I Z St NV. Or. is 80
liiS lIths.n.w. 7r.3h5S g < g NV ::sf:
"a st n ". sr $500 Il D:frees ST. o.. 1881
isss Ssil.ch p s. 50 !S s nv .
sci b Il. WARNER CO. 9l6 , sInw
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED. ESQ. TO CAREFUL
tenant bright pleasant house; much more q, SRA
pie than n,.. Tor small family; hsrdic: pass me
l!2o 18th ST. NV, store and dweliinT. .......sso
i5So si Rn Is F ios. sEic Nj
70 . 9tn 81 NV Or. NIL
..s-e,. '' THo ;;,'i NJ SSE i -
LCOR RENT-HOUsR sI5 9Th ST n W, NINE
Apply 70 W. {. JOHNSON. us 18Th ST. NV ses-im
EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FINISHED NEW
house; ten rooms. mod. imps. heated with fur;
10th st. Also. house 70 St. ten rooms. newly pa
p ps5sd %Sa a, IPgs rent ss5. Apply O. pTEi
lrOR REN1-3lS A ST. s. E.. ROOMS AND
Store, stable and Carrisge-house $50; 42l LIST st.
sS5O. JOHN +. DoSoHUE ',''
se1-6t' 313 East Capitol st.
EoR NT--FURNIsHED-aol7 n ST. n. w..
Il very desirable small House: all modern improve
lnents; price $50 per month. DULANN WHITING.
1920 Est. au29-2w
L>OR RENT-BY R. O. HOFFMAN REAL ES-
l. tate aud Insurance Broker. 10th and F SITS
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Trans ron BAY RIDGE leave Baltimore and Ohio
depot week days az am, 20 and 40 pm,
Returning, leave Bay Ridge 7:10. sos, IL - a.m
$50 and $40 pm--AcrL
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CITY AND DISTRICT

EXAMINE. RrcH's SHOES, TT Market Space.
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YOUR eyesight suited 81. Hempler's. Av.cor Az.
BEAUTIFUL RIcHs SHOES. III Market SPACE.
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An EIGHrY-FIvE-fEAE-oLD PRISONER IN THE
POLICE CoUKr.-ThomaS Seiiman, a colored rag.
picker. eighty 1--WE years old, was In the Police
Court to-day Tor taking silver water pitc from
the house or Mrs Benson, near 10th and ID streets
southeast The house ad Joins vacant lot where
the old man picks rags. The prisoner was bare
headed and barefU5Ied- He wore old pair of
trousers and a worsted shirt His hair was white,
and he had dirty rag tied around MS neck ana
head The judge SAID he certainly did not ike TO
send the old man 10 prison and ordered his release
on bis own recognizance, and returned the pitcher
10 MIS-. Benson
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TEE JEwIsH NEW YEAK--The Jewish New Year
was ceieoratel to-day ty rehgious services In the
synagogues. The reformed Congregation ooseryed
to-day and the orthodox Congregation win con-
tDue the observance through Tomorrow Al
both synagogues the services were largely al
tended In the Eight Street synagogue last even
ing services were begun Immediately after sunset
and continued for an hour. To-day the places Of
business generally closed, and the social feat
ures OF the day are generally observed.
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NOR RENT-UNFURNIl
I2103 o st. NV. Tor. %
l102 9Th n. W.. Tor. SO. 80
900 U st. n. W.. Or. 81. 80
1903 5 St NV. Tr......3 80
40S n j. ave. o e.. Or. .26
2 digs Union s.w. .6r ..l3
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

How TO kEEP WARx-Why, It's easy enough! II
'ou buy Johnsons Steel Plate Warm Air Furnace
Every one guaranteed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

WI ENGLls n AND FRENCH SCHOOL
Re-opeus % roBER ]. s2l Vermont ave.
The Art Class Is opsn under the direction Of an
able instructor. se6-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

Is digs Union Pl.. Or. q. 50
l Officr rooms. 7Qo Stn st.25
Office rooms 1907 + st 20
Barber shop, cor. 18th
aud Z w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06

EXCURSIONS TO CoLUABCs, OHIo.-The Baltimore
and ohio X. X. GO. Will sell excursion tickets 10
Columbus, ONO, Tor ali trains september :, 8. g.
and 10, good Tor return passage until september
-. Inclusive. The rate IRON washington Will be
&l2.15.-Adr.