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The Camp at Atlantic City.
TENTS ERECTED ON THE LAWN, READY FOR TIE SOL
DER BOYS FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence Of HE EVENING STAR
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., August "A
The tents and camp equipage Tor the Washing
ton Light Infantry encampment arrived here Sat
urday, and the next morning Privates Zantzinger
and Roginski arrived from Washington and, under
the direction OF Capt. Allison Nailor began laying
on the camp-ground. They were reinforced the
same day by Tue arrival or Sergeant brandt and
Private Payne. In less than an uour the floor was
put down and the headquarters tent erected. SvOn
after they were snugly ensconced In the tent o
heavy storm arose, and II continued TO rain until
the following morning. When IL cleared OF the
boys, after laying OF the camp, commenced lay
ing noors and erecting Tents. Now the lawn Of
the United States hotef begins TO look like MILL
tary encampInenL. There are ten tents in posi-
ton. The grounds selected for our camp are the
nnest aud must attractive IN Atlantic City, lmme-
diately in the rear OF the United States Hotel and
between II and the ocean, inclosed on all sides
The large porch that sur. oundS the hotel inclOSeS
IL on the north and west, while to the east Is Della
WIRE avenue, and on the south Paclf1c avenue, the
fashionable boulevard OF the city. A car Tor the
Tree use or the corps and guests OF the hote. runs
from the camp 10 the beach, a few hundred yards
distant. The people here are eagerly waiting for
the arrival or the soldier boys from Washington
aud are constantly plying those who are here with
questions. Some who intended to leave earlier
have decided TO prOlong their stay here until after
the arrival VI the corps. Yesterday q rope was
stretched around "the camp" 10 keep out visitors
and give the men chance TO work.
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TWENTY YEARs ExpER1EScr
SELLING DRY GOODS 70 CASH CUsroME

Beautiful Lawns, Sc. &c.. lOc, 12kc.
Black Surah siks excellent quality price was 75c ),
reduced to SOC.
India Linen. finest quality, price was &c. reduced
to &C.
Cream Abatross. all pure fine wool. wide double
width. price was DOC, reduced 20 &c.
40c.. 45c 4Sc
French Satteens, finest quality, 25c.
Challies, French styles. loo
Satin Moire. Watered Silk, price e1 reduced to
Csc. " ~
Beautiful Satteens, new French styles, l5c.
az Nuns Yelling, all pure fne French Wool. price was
SIC. reduced to 20c
HANDSOME Satin Plaid India Linen. finest quality,
price was 25c., reduced to 12kc
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH STREET
Cash customers who buy SIS over will select one o!
the following valuable presents: pair OF large size
Pure Linen Damssk Towels. worth 81; palr Of SILK
Embroidered Corsets, worth zoe, half dozen fine
quality Damask Napkins. worth 15c.
ashmere Shawls. Pure Wool, Cream Blue, Garnet
s125.
Henrietta Cashmeres, Pure Fine Wool wide double
width. all colors. ice was Soc, reduced to 45c.
Cash customers who buy $40 will 8 -lect one
Quilt worth 81. so; one dozen hne quality DamasE
NAPKINS worth 81 80 two pairs OF large size Pure
Llnen Oaniask Towels. worth $2. 3y30
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WIZ Nor SUPPLY

YOURSELF WITH THIN CLOTHING WHEN
YOU MOST NEED TT
JUDGING FROM THE WEATHER THUS
FAR. AUGUST Is LIKELY TO BE OUR
HOTTEST MONTH. AND SEPTEMBER NOT
FAR BEHIND.
CAN YOU THINK OF FOUR TO SIX
WEEKS OF SUCH WEATHER AS THIS
AND NOT THINK ABOUT THIN CLoTH1Na,
HOW CAN YOU GET THROUGH SUCH
WEATHER WITHOUT THIN SUIT OR
COUPLE Of "GAUzY" COATS AND VESTS,
WHAT IS NICER LOOKING OR COOLER
THAN PoNGEE SILK. sEERsUcKER, OR
MoHAIR,
YOU'LL FIND NOTHING STRONGER OR
MORE DURABLE THAN THE TWO FORMER
AND THEY WASH EQUAL TO LINEN.
THE MoHA1R Is VERY DREssY. DOES
NOT WASH. BUT. BEING MADE OF THE
FINE. wIRY WOOL OF THE ANGoRA GOAT.
DOES NOT SOIL EASILY.
THEN THERE ARE THE PURE SILK
COATS AND VESTS, THE FINEST THIN
GOODS MADE. YOUR WIFE WILL TELL
YOU THAT SILK oUTwEARs ANY OTHER
MATERIAL IN DRESS. WHY NOT IN
COAT AND vEsTs
LASTLY WE MENTION THE GREAT VA
RIETY OF BLACK COATS AND VESTS,
SUCH AS ALPACA. DRAP D'ETE, SERGE,
BRILLIANTINE. CIcILLIEN. &C., AT ALL
PRICES. FROM 81 FOR COAT 10 elo FOB
THE FINEST COAT AND VEST.
b BARNUM 4 co.
au7 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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line H. Miller TO John Chute, sub lot II, 50. s2e;
$50 j. T. Onutt 10 Mrs. Clara Urso lot 1, blk. IA
Dyer's estate; g.. Jane Castelar, TOD. 8. Edwards,
trustee, sub lot IA, OF lot les, BIS addition and
p H.s addition TO West Washington; 81. 900. Het-
Tie Ann Key 10 Martha Parsons, pts. l75 and ia,
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POLICE CouRT-Jud0e Mills, pro tenn.
To-day, Eva Cutler, colored, vagrancy; bonds or
90 days Louisa Smith, oOl0red, disorderly con-
DUCT s. or Is days. Samuel j. Waters, haOitual
drunkard; personal bonds. william Clark. do. !;
bonds or 90 days Mary Payne and Kettle jack
son, do: do.
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FINED FOR ISFLICTING A BLOW WITH AN IRON
WRESCH.-Charles Banks the old colOred man W mo
was before the Police Court yesterday, charged
with aSsaulting John Barron, bartender for mrs.
Hughes, corner OF 2d and u streets southwest W as
brought before the Police Court this morning To
hear the testimony OF DIR. HammeJI as 10 the ex-
tent OF the blow he received on the head with the
iron wrench The doctor described the wound
and said IL was Inflicted by instrument slmlIa ar
10 the one shown him. The Old man was given TO
days In JAIL
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FOR the District OF Columbia. Maryland, Viz
yfnia, North Carolina, Gair; warmer; winds gen.
erlly scuthwesterly.
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Affair." I'm West Washinxton.

Hurt BY A FALL-Wm. Lewis, a young white
man, employed at Godey's lime kiln, sustained
painful Injuries TO his back yesterday afternoon
ny falling down q flight VI stairs. He was re-
moved TO his home on 37Lh street, and was nded
by DIR. Yarnell.
A NcIsANCE.-FOr several days the sewer trap
on VI street., near the M-street bridge, has been
choked up, causing large pool OF stag quaint water
TO form On the sidewalk and street.
MOTHER AND SoN.-Wm. SOrreil, a young man
who has been hanging about a saloon on NJ street,
was arrested yesterday by Oniccr WEIGH on o
warrant sworn out by his mother, charging him
with vagrancy. When the case was called In the
Police Court this morning his mother did not de.
sire 10 prosecute him. she said that he promised
her he would enlist in the Navy, and she was sat
isted with his promise The court Was about 10
acquit the boy, but on account Of his action
toward his mother In court the judge convicted
him OF the charge and took his personal bonds
NOTES.-THE. hugh Nelson LETT to-day LOT Mon
tana by the way VI Niagara Falls and thousand
ISlanus.--Tne bridge crossing the canal al the
foot VI 34tn street has been rebuilt.
The COAL TRADK--The shipments from the mines
OF the Cumberland coal region for the week ended
SATURDAY, August IL, were u ills tons, and for the
year t. date, - 100 3O6 tons and increase OF 3D.
$50 tons compared with last year. Canal ship
menLs up 10 yesterday were las, 697 tons
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
q. m--Great Falls temperature, a; condition
80; receiving reservoir, temperature II; condi.
ton at north connection. "a; condition at south
connection. 81; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture 80; condition at infiuent gate-house 25 con-
diIi6n al er1uent gate-house, 81 High tide In the
rver to-day al 2:07 p. m; low tide at $3.50 pm.
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LOOK for adj, s.The Fair, /" in City Items

Now Is YOUR TINE TO buy shoes and save money.
20 per cent discount sale. Edmonston Co, 1889
and l}3l + St and 443 Pa ave
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,xooKs. 18th ST., Gas-Fixtures and Chandeliers

Long BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, $1-25 bottle.
Distilled in 1874, Cy nJhiana, KY. Charles kraener,
III 1th ST d W.
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An Alleged vOud0O Doctor.
WILLIAM BARSABY SENTENCED TO NINETY DAYS O,

TIE FAkN.
William Barnaby, the alleged "voudoop doctor.
arrested Monday evening by onicer Barney, was
taken 10 the Police Court this morning and charged
with being suspicious person. number OF col.
ored persons from Anacostia were called who tes.
titled TO having paid money to the defendant, who
represented himself as "Prof Smith, In one case
a coored woman who Is blind testified that she
plio MIN go and half dozen eggs to restore her
eyesighL Another person gave him A 10 cure his
wifes sore foot. and promised him "a more when
be erect q a cure. The defendant TESTIFIED that
be was corn doctor by profession; that be gath
cred his herbs and leaves In the country, and can
cure corns and sores. He denied having given re-
ceipts for money paid, but the handwriting on
those produced was similar to some writing found
in his valise. The Judge gave him 90 days on the
farm In default OF security
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L WILCOX. 1907 Pa. ave

ior1 SIS Gil "a 81 n@s ion. ssS: Is II
st;nw, Tor. $50; 10 st nv: lor S35: 1907
ZAP soS 81 sS 6S I1S "a p =: : loE
L st. NV, 7r., $22. SO; 60 St n. ", egg so; y42
It. NV, Sr. frame, els rear 614 0 st.. ST., &l0;
"a. CHARLES W. HANDY. keal Estate Broker.
au1l-4t 92l st nw
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/ 10l1 Goth St n. W. 9r35.5O
% Sth st. e.. Sr. .32
2014 18th n.w..10r. 80. 80
Ills 18th NV, 7r. 1880
1899 9th ST. n. W.. Tor. 80
622 o ct. NV. 1Or.. 80
4:s9 H ct. n w.. Sr........2S
l739 Sd st NV. ar. ~. 90
453 n ut. NV, Or. "a. so
ZIG f 1t. q. W.. Or. .2h42
21S Arthur p. Or. ..25. 40
143S Pierce Pl. .7r.. 20. 40
500 Bst. me-, Or. +. 20. 40
637 Mass .av.n.e.. Or. ..2a35
1880 9th ct. n.w..7r. 25.33
400 Boundary n.w..7r rs
PA Mass. av.n.w..7r. 22.9O
1918 L &c. NV. Or. ~. 80
J 500 Boundary. Or. 20. so
1l6 4th 1t. ne, Or. .21.30
500 h st ne, Or. 20. so
9lS Q e.. e O.. Or. :. % 30
l342 W ct. NV. Or. 20. 30
1917 20th st.n.w.,7r. 20
! GA G sc. ne, Or. .l0. SO
IS L st. NV ..6r..........1e
IL Defrees st.. Or. 1857
"a Fenton Pl. ne Or. Is. SO
100 d Ut. aw., Ar. Is
ER Z 90. GIG y o. nv.
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TWENTY PER CENT DISCOUNT for cash on all Col
ored Deroys, Straw Hats, Flannel Shirts, once
Coats, White Vests, summer Underwear, Neck
wear, &C. Lewis, 1871 New York avenue, near
18th street. n. R-Closing out Trunks and Satch-
els at cost
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THE NAVAL COMBAT between the Monitor and
Merr.mac viii De portrayed with IiIe-lke accuracy
this wees ut Bay Ridge. Roundtrp,Sl. NJ extra
eharge.-Adrt.
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GExr's Su1rs SECURED
AND PRESSED FOR q

Coats. Soc Pants, 25c.: Vests, CSC. Altsr1ag an,
Repairing done IN beat manner Goods called for ans
delivered. Telephone call 1892.
K T. HAHN, 7o5 9th u. NV:
su3-6m ana x1S n. Calvert o.. Baltimore.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1855
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000

8. ia Prizes. amounting
NoTE-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not en-
titled to terminal Prizes.
So Foa CLUB Rates or any further Information
ing your residence with State, County. street and
Number. More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing Envelope bearing your
full address.
Send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders.
OF New York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
by Express Cat our expense) addressed to
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La.
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IlOR RENT-

EOR RENT-
Il 2O16 . NV. lar. 81 u
Sol L st. NV, 15r.. -. 1OC
3lZ 9 st. n, W., 2Ur. lOg
6lA 18th st NV. 12r. 10C
1896 14th st. u W. l3r.1 Oe
sos X st. NV. 13r. 49, .
ll21 14th ct. U. w..14r. 3
12:,4 l4th stn.w..lOr. az
1908 II &c. NV. Tor. .6s
2:.l Sd %. NV, l1r.. 90
$40 4 st. NV. 1Or......6l
sos 18th ut. NV. 11r. ~
1928 h st. NV, liz. "
221 E Cap. st.. 1lr. QUIZ
1905 9Th ss. NV. Sr. 81
174l r st. NV, Tor. -.o(
1929 18th 1t NV. o.. 81
HIS Cor. st.. Or. OF
1886 Corcorsn ST., Tor. Al
2lO2 H st. n W.. Or. .....4:
1884 Pierce Place, Dr.. ~
303 \ st. NV. 81. I
1904 r St NV, 9r...-..4l
4 397 ! "a 3 e n; w s, 7 E. II. e
03l o ct. NV, Yr. :. 81. %
1875 18th NV, 8r. .3I.5(
454 II st n w., 6r. 800
Ru11 b h WAR;
-0D DVRT rrOTyoFQ-
E2909 9 ct. NV. sr..sr
304l y st.. liz, MI. Z!
1917 = NV. Tor. MI g
343y = NV, Sr.. m.i27 .5(
IS 10 Prospect ave. n.w.,
.1r %. t.......:......,x ~
3203 p st. NV, Tor. and
store m.ts.....:......2:
iyl6-3m Q. Il. kI(
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The PUBLIC ARE INVITED 10 Sullivans new
restaurant tonight, 1905 street
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The EAST WASHINGTON BASDASA CLuB.-At a
meeting, last night OF the Bandana Club OF SOUTH
east W aShlngtOn, an Invitation 10 attend nag
pole raising at Laurel on the .2}1 insi. was ac-
cepted- The following committees were appointed;
Executive, J. h. Narmion, +. +. johnson, j. W.
Robertson, Dennis Callahan, Ii. j. Cady, W. H.
Lloyd, William r. Martin, Charles Snelton, and
VI. b. Flynn; membership, William Ii. Maglnnis
7. Z. BRIDE, L. L Barnes, b. j. Cady anu J. A.
Mitchell
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Fnrvoxxs Al BAY RiDGE-The greatest open-air
entertainment ever given In America-l00p persons,
q ships eng sged IN the representation. No extra
Charge. Round "Trip farc. sl.-Adrf
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TEE MONITOR AND MERRIxsc.-At Bay Ridge this
week. The greatest display OF fireworks ever
given In America No extra charge. Round trip,
u-AdrL.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

WV WV @Aoo' e~oo, 0oVo
Town lots are now selling at so5. $50 and $780, in
on the line Of the in the prettiest
o d a1s within about
the Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line Railroad and
tmOre and Potomac Railroad to oden on, thence BY
new Line to be immediately constructed to Round Bay
with frst-class saltwater resort aud seaport town
This the best and cheapest opportunity for prota
BILE Investment ever offered in the Maryland
s fps X d1ey ,O on the line Of The
o1fn q land and water ,he latter deep enough
the iarssst yessen ne "As0'ny RIVER 10 hoaf
THE TOWN SITE is q nne one in every particular.
Of while the water front is without exception
Cool b. constantly prevail There is An abund
snee Of water and Of the purest quality: The ground
ssy se
been Transformed into magnificent excursion erounds
with unequalled facilities for Boating Bathing and
Swings, Boating and Bathing houses and ali other
to BE- found a turn Miner sprinss fss to
W =. RI OF as
Gsns Son Ge will
of Lookout Mountain The view from this spot is
whole land with rivers and crests ba, and Creeks
towns and cities spread out g magnificent panorama
win run the entire length Of drovesnd kidse np
to Lookout Mountain, connecting At that place with
cars for railroad staff ons and boat landnga
THE SOUTHERN LAND AND SILE ASSOC,A-
sa With
factories. orchards and truck gardens will spring no
every side. Hundreds Of these farms are ALREADY
actual settlers.
THE TOWN MUST GROW. People need groceries.
clothing books Shoes furniture other
Round Bay City must supply them. Its natural ad-
vantaees Mt IT for large town. while its attractions
Summer Resort are far superior to any other resort
In this country.
THE TOWN LOTS now on sale are 25x1oO feet
Avenues 60 feet wide each other while arger
lots In sizes to suit purchasers offered at low
prices. Now ie the time to buy. In a few months
their value will largely increase Even now they arr
rising in value almost every day Next year these lots
viii be worth four times the price asked for them
6Eull Information be obtainsd and maps of land
DUNBARTON HOTEL.
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EXCURSIONS TO CINCINNATI - Every Thursday
until gust 30, inclusive, the Baltimore and Ohio
X h Co. Will sell excursion tickets 70 Cincinnati
ar rate Of $lS65 FOR the round Trip Tickets Will
be valid for return passage Tor 10 days, Including
day OF sale.-AdUL-
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

,Ks, 18th 81. Prices Guarantees
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SUIT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND PoroAAc RAIL.
kOAD--RandOlph Bid entered a suit against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Co. yesterday fol
100 damages 10 property on Virginia avenue
neIr Sd street, by using the avenue for loading
and unloading cars.
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IN LONDONDERRY LITHIA WATER
II u the only one 70 use for
0OUT, RHEUAATI6M. AND URIC ACID.
No other water has one-third a. much Lithia
one dozen one halt Gallon Bottles a so.
elA-3m c. a sHAfkk 3 CO.. Agents, los Pa ava
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EoE RENT-No 1903 slsT ST. 10 ROOMS. 8
5oaDx s. ,l His' ~: stable '40 MIS-.
eottags large lot: rood w.ser slightly and health.
:m. sa% 5oI 500 pa year Apply rem z
Z hi ss.r FS ST .so
S Sm sad SS @ &c, : w Alley houses
'' saiS: 81: : 81 4 zoos b f + .s nv.
C land ave Inquire l72s 9th st. NV. aui5-3t
FOR RENTa,DEsIRABLE NEW 7;RooM HOUSES
s9d Sta In sSS per month";
FOB kS = sos ssnsi, sd ROOMS NEARLY
central 6w rooms and bath in good repair and
sul5-SI i: 3. 7. LEOPOLD. 1881 st. NV.
Tor RENT FURNISHED = CORNER HOUSE,
y near Court House and new Pension once: Is
s1s al
tyG Bsr gss viii 3. rent VT for eco per mo-
aoo iIST ss.. ..si9pS W ~ 1s sa,s s.
1 34 Vermont Pierce Place 20
1889 zen So sH Pa a. ave. n
IL L * J: !: iss Pss $: one:
FURNISHED.
s bet Ish
Conn ave-. mr. ..2o9 V. ave W. near is
St e
Conn. ave near 81. 33 st bet 18Th l4th. 80
.u1s FITCH. i sS7 r : ss sess'.
E9R NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE MOST
in the city II
fur vii BE- ranssd
70 tenant for one year or term of years at
Address PRIVATE. Star Office .u15.1w. }
F99RFo BBGNT-UNFURNIsHED--
800 St1 % M 1922 drss Onion s Or slS
1 1g5i st. NV Or 81 SO once 7o5 stn sr25
4Ss NJ ave- a s.s Sa and snop' cor 18TH
TYLER / RUTHERFORD.
eu1o-lm 1907 F st. NV.
isSE' s0sss ss':
FOR RENT-NIcE BRICK HOUSE. 300 4 ST. n.
%S Ssa
TCOR RENT-l9lO Nth ST n. W., NEW, EIGHT
THEm Appa y M %0asrn s4
E magnificent 3:story brick; ali mod Jumps: at s30
% VIM insp HrT 1sE inspection 1886 Masad ave
a. sss$S SIS - ~
TO Il No. sm and JIG 2te
50 Il n r Eoassk ESQ 90 &c,
FOR RENT.-sIx-RooM BRICK, WATER AND GAS.
F., l2@s st. NV. Rent. $40 c. q. THORN, !2I3
F9hi sR55SN ,E 7SS lSth St, NV
Il j. Conn av iir $3.50 s EOS s. wv WI Sr
iS9S duI I'D s9 l51S St W. 40 "a
s s. iJr i5it s S5s 't n w.
1897 st .10r...75 s25 22d stn.w.. Or 81. 80
IVY IVY 81, NV. sr;:13 S20 ga st NV RS. &c
1Ss iifgS q G aSs : III St
S$s e ST. Sss. = house fSaa Biai
W, 9r............50 427 18th st. s.w.. ST. IS
STORES. OFFICES. 60
Rear Store 1880 Pa. av. Store room and bas'mt
s'nxdv9 s Iss rooms saa a i IS 81 and
Fin s:s: IT,
store and L. 5aS 10Th OH sss W.. o SO
"a AND dwelling zoos FL T. s: Ut az
st. ma. 6rs % Lenox bldg rm. An. 5
The above is only portion of the property ON my
the and 18th suHs i
DOR KENT-l3l3 n ST, FINE 3;sToKY BRICK,
sHsY 80 g. aass
FoR RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKINs 10TH AND q
$50 Isth st., good store roomcOunter and shelly: 49,
lila 2Sd st. RS, bath, range, &C.. 1880
No Bessels Court, 4r...................... 1880
1901 St. 4r...-... I.oO
E20k RENT-BY K o. HOFFMAN.
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READ ad. Of The Fair in City Items
NxKr Me at Tim sulivan's tonight, 1905 St
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WILLIS leg co. s Penobscot ice-red wagonA
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SUMMER RESORTS


h.. s ros. .na f.s
sRs e ss6 "a, h.s BILL aSG sss
aul5-3ts
SESSASDoAIHI ,,i ALUM ..,s sfMk,sss ya.MVgN q;
isss ss ssa. Ps all sisio
sAI CAPT MAY MAY ,T
pleasantly located the beach; Of the nrst
hli p and guess remain late in the season
~11's'' 20. BOX zss
Prices and terms made known on application .al3et
BAY RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
The mos. complete IN all its appointments Of any re-
sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River.
MUSIC By ITZEL's MILITARY BAND
First-ciass Restaurant under new management
Ir:ins leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot, w..h,nstou
2;lo and ; 80 p m
p M sundays l. noon. ande y. IN
ROUND TRIP ONE DOLLAR
1851 rennsyivania ave. and at Depot On sunday at
days ", y;ll 3, connect with the MAMMOTH STEAMER
SIXTY MILES Up THE BAY.
To Baltimore and return. arriving at Bay Ridge. 90
Pm ,liSwiue psssensers taxing the trp four horrs
SON THE MOUNTAINS BROW THE ST.
" ELMO. few Rooms yet can be- had At this ele-
rant house Cuisine second . none Sir hundred and
seP.smSsE and ostoSsr frss Buss Tor sge.,s from
esy MEe B s9s ss srr anS rS to yEGt
l. with its new Annex and CottagesA
on TI6 S SkEsT az The hEtEsHSIks
, .ss sSsss iss s.ssiss k Mssssiqlas:s
no mosaui,oes Pure srrlng water Good rO.dssm n!
au4 j. H sHAFFEiI Prop. Aurora W. Va.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
LAKE GEORGE sAhAio'A Ap1RoxDAcks.
On and after MONDAY. June Is, express train. on
to and from the Jersey City station q the
yania Rsilroed making close connections with fast
sHTskfLL ' SotSTAps GI4kpREss-Ieave Jersey
H s & Grand HUs Tla Hotel
Kaaterskill. 2:23 m Mount House station. :25 D
CITY Grand Hotel station and . PhCsnics or Hotel
Ksaters5ill and Mountain Hoqse) -
leave Philadelphia SEQ am, Arrive Ph@nicia via
a Ri so Grand H hSsss ss1 P B8
m; Palsnyille, I 20 m Arrive r.tosa 9; 20 pm:
6rswins csrs fs.SsiPha to arsns sosel sta
toI and TO Ph9nica dor Hotel Kaaterskil and Noun
tain Housed New York to Caldwell and Jersey Cty to
SARATOGA AND cATsKILL MT SPECIAL
Kingston, 81 p m; Grand Hotel. s:45 pm: Ho-
tel Kaaterskill 8 IS Pm Nj. House station. 90
Runs to Caldwell Lake Georse on ssturdsys only ar
aana Station sna to NsS dor o
kssterskill and Mountain House, and Washington to
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect IN the Jersey CITY Station for all northern
through. Saratoga trains run via Albany nrn-
,eo5tserl5 General Passenger Agent New York
ID Bay Ridge. Nd on Chesapeake Bay
Under new management Terms. 90 and q. SO per
price. Train leaves Bay Ridge 10 an arriving in
Washington at 80 m. IN time for Departments.
CHAs WEBB off.
i ATLANTIC CITY, MI
Special rates to washingtoniana
slo. a12 and IL per week
81 and 81. so per day.
jy2s-1m CA RrNEs.
OCEAN CITY. MD.
OPEN TILL isT ocTOBER
Unsurpassed Bathing and Boating.
Elegant Dancing Pavilion.
Cuisine frst-class. N21-1m
NfooRE's HOTEL AND SUMNER RESORT,
N1 Leonardtown, Md is now open for summer guests
Terms 81 80 Per day SIS per month: Children under
daily. HEEBERT F. MOORE Proprietor. Eiscim
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"IsrsRxsrISe." The Fairs lad" in City Items.
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BROOKS, 18th ST., Largest, Richest, Newest, stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-15

A Bottle of Superior blackberry
brandy, warranted pure, 75c. per bottle; Duffy 3
Malt Whisky, at S5c.; bottle OF Pure Rye Whisky
(QL), for S5c. NJ. & p METZGER,
AIT 18th At n
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STKUCK WITH SroSE.-About 9 o'clock last
evening VIM. scout Was struck with stone on the
back OF the head at the corner OF 10th and v
streets northwest, by Page Dickson. scott was
taken 10 the Freedman's Hospital by Oricers
OCOEner and Narrower ana then 10 his home 1905
lltn street northwest Dickson made his escape
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EOR RENT-SIX-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 3l6llTH
4oE LOUISIANA ave- jy25-lm