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Eustace Z. O'Brien has by Mr.. j. G. Bigelow filed
bill for divorce from Lucy VI. OBrien, Cnee
langley, on the ground OF desertiOn- He states
that they were married In March, 1884, by Rey. >.
Toner, and charges that In May, 1855, she deserted
him
"A few evenings ago a pistol ball was shot
through window CT the basement OF 13i1 MaSSa-
chusetts avenue, occupied by Mrs. Bailey, and IL
was subsequently aScertained that the weapon
was discharged by one OF a crowd OF small white
boys.
The Corcoran Cadets Will parade this evening.
leaving their armOry at pm, and Will give an
exhib ton drill In front OF the Arlington.
John X Adams. boy, was accidentally knocked
down at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
9th street, by a horse attached to Capt j. T.
oysters buggy driven by colOred man. The boy
was slightly injured.
The recorder OF deeds ONCE will be closed to-
morrow.
In the case OF Louisa Nugent, colored convicted
OF hOuSebreaking, Judge Montgomery this morn
ing denied the motion for new trial the motion
was based ON the allegation that the location OF
the house was not set forth in the Indictment
Judge Montgomery to-day granted new trial
IN the case OF David Williams, convicted Of rape
on the person OF Eliza Mason.
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From Washington Grove.

PREPARATIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAMP.NEErING
MKT WEEK.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE, August TO- 1885,
Washington Grove is putting On its camp dress
preparatory Tor next weeks work. Numerous new
arrivals have marked each day OF the present
week, and strange faces are seen on every avenue.
The preliminary meetings for the young are we'll
attended and a general interest Is manifested
Flowers and ferns in prorusion add beauty and
comfort 10 the fronts Of the cottages and an ap-
pearance or general cleanliness Is observed every-
where. The trunks or the trees around the taber-
nGcle and those lining Grove avenue to the depot
have been whitew ashed, and the roadway put iD
order.
Several ministers are herealready, and prepare
lions are completed TO entertain many others,
i understand the presiding elder will give the
supervision OF the camp meetings TO Mr.. Zlmmer.
man.
several conversions were the fruits of last weeks
meetings, and the indications are that the coming
camp Will mark new era In the success OF TINS
grove In spiritual work. C. H
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transfers OF Real Estate.

DEEDS IN fee have been fled as follows: H. A
GriswOld TO Mary Z. Thomas. lots 211 and 2l2 G. 5
sub, part Chichester; 500. Mary Anderson TO ID.
LOushran, part g. So. III; $500. A. G. Debois to
VI. T. Mills, sub "a. 81. sos; 81, $50. ". B. Gurley
10 susan H. shields. sub ~, 81. 1876; $500 j. H.
Minslow 70 Catherine Dawes. part q, blk. Is,
Bingham; 500. Eleanor Il. Finley To A. w KEEL
ley, sub Jj, Sd ,i64; 8. r Fendall trustee, to
Emily = W. Chisholm, lots , 4, and o. blk. 8. and
lot 10, blk- L., T. and BIS sub. Pleasant Plains;
s--Jl-4G joan Warner 10 +. Norman, part - So
$50; r;i.-OO \. l. David 10 James McCandllsn
lots - and n, GTcenyale; Sl,5lO.4O
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struck and Killed by a Tram.

SUIT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FOR $4,000 DAMAGES
W. W. Golway, administrator OF the estate OF
VIM. GOlway, to-day. by Messrs. Shellabarger &
Wilson and L F. Arnold. entered suit against the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad co. TO recover
10000 by reason OF the death OF w. Golway on
the 18th OF June last, caused by train striking
him. IL is alleged that the train was running at
the rate OF 30 miles per hour; that the deceased
had right TO cross the track, IL being on 18th
street southeast, and that by reason of natural
and other intervening objects he had no notice of
the approach OF the train.
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Alexandria Affairs.


CITY SCHOOL BOARD.-Trustee Marbury presided
al the meeting OF the city school board last ghL
and ten members were present. The accounts OF
finance committee, In presence of the board and
found correct. The clerk was ordered to certify
according to law that the checks of the supern-
tend LIT under the Henkle bill correspondent with
the clerks warrant for the pay OF teachers num-
Der OF bills OF MeSSrS. Carlin Co, Weadon LdgeIt
Penn, Pablo, an Slaymaker were ordered TO be
paid. Mr.. Nicent from the committee on school
house, reported that the brick work would be
conn., ieteo next week. The clerk asked instruc-
lions as TO giving notes to the Smead COM
psny for the heating apparatus and was d.
rected TO postpone the same until the return OF
the chairman. The election OF teachers, &C., was
postponed until a called mee, ing. TO be held next
We X, in order that Iul board might Participate
In tn election
SUNDAY Law AGIrArroN.-The agitation of the
question OF the enforcement OF the sunday law Is
now beginning again here Petitions to the mayor
on the SUBJECT are being circulated. The mayor
says that he mas carried the law in every case
which has been brought before him, has heard the
testimony, and where the onense has been estab-
lshed has gwen the sentence OF The law. II Is I'M
deroloOd TO be the object OF the petitioners to hold
the police respOns Bile for The full enforcement Of
The sunday Law. The policemen Say they report
every Case VIII oh comes to their attention, and
tndt IL WOULD D. unfair 10 hold them responsible
Tor any other Cases. there Is no polio detective
corps IN Alexandria, and it is thought that The
wisnes OF the petitioners cannot be carried ex-
cept by the creation or such corps, but no pro-
posal of that Kind has yet been made.
NOTES.-The Columbia Fire Co. attended yester-
Jay evening al . O'CLOCK the funeral OF Percy
Brown, Killed on the A .eXa ndria and Washing on
Railroad, and placed the engine.hous In mourning
lor his ueaLh.-R. K Bridges, OF North Carolina,
has been appointed engineer or the Midland Diyl-
son Oh the Richmond and Danviiie Railway SYSTEM
rice CaUelle resigDed.--SuInners & Co. have lust
put new wheel upon the Relief HOOK and Ladder
Truck.-The funeral or the late Aaron. S. Cole
man, OF Washington, came TO the cemetery here
yesterday afternoon via the Alexandria and
Washington Ferry.-Mrs. W. A. hammerIinper
d.ed al ner home on Prince, near Fayelte street
yeSterday.-The benefits property on the south
side oI Duke street Is now being sold. One COM
Portable Lwostory frame with back lot has been
sold Tor S6l0 and another at S7OO.-The public
schools mere Will open Monday, the 30 Of Septem-
Der, for tull ten months session.
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The Courts.

POLICE C0URT~Jud0e Mis- pro lem.
Today Ella Boston, vagrancy; bonds or 90
days. Berthe Coomes cOlored. do; personal
bonds John p. Higgins, do.; bonds or so days.
Forge Creveling, cruelty to animals; collateral
forfeited. Payne Golden, do; do. william Burke
and James Burke disorderiy conduct; s. each.
Joseph phnson, cOlored, vagrancy; bonds or 80
days. Maggie Weaver, Ellen Ale, and Bette
Douglass no.; bonds or 80 days each. Charles
Williams dlSorderly conduct; S. or Ii days. Sam
uel Williams, cOOrpd, indecent exposure; do. VIM
cent Barnes, vLgrancy; bonds or so days. william
Fisher, disOrderly conduct; s. or days.
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From Rockville.

MEETING OF THE SCHOOL CoxNIssIoNERs-PRos-
PEcIIvE TOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DOGS
TO BE KILLED-PERsoSAL AND GENERAL NOTES
ROCKVILLE, August 8, 1888
At a meeting OF the board OF school commits
sioners held yesterday II was decided to adopt the
Swinton series OF readers In the schools In place of
the Peabody and McGufYey series The change
Will be made without additional cost to the
patrons. Mr. J.Kefauver was appointed trustee for
school 2. In Clarksburg district The resignation
OF Miss Annie X. Brown, teacher OF school l, In
Cracklin district was accepted. An order was
passed that no certificate shall granted without
satisfactory evidence OF the moral Character Of
the applicant, nor 10 any person known to be adj
dcted To the improper use OF alcoholic LIQUORS
game OF base ball VIII be played at the fair
grounds here saturday afternoon between the
Riverside nine OF Washington and the Rockville
club
G. MIN Minor y, Anderson md has competed the survey
station, and the lots Will now be put on the mar
Mr.. VIM. ii. sherwood of the Indian Territory
paid visit 10 his fathers family a few days 400
ne Is much pleased with the wild West, where he
AS a majority of the citizens Of this town have
SO far neglected TO pay the tax on dogs, recently
imposed the town council have resolved that after
MONDAY next all dogs that have no license-tags
AT recent meeting OF the council IT was ordered
that the laying OF 500 yards OF pavement In the
west end OF town should be given to the Lowest
bidder, the contract TO be finished by OctoSer =
and mat plank walks should be laid ON several
streets In the newly-acquired territory. COM
mttee has been appointed TO ascertain the cost of
crushed limestone at Martinsburg, w. Va, with
view OF using IL here In paving the streets
W. Veins Bouic, esq, prominent member of the
Rockville bar, has been confined to rs bed for
several days, but Is now recovering.
Arthur, young son OF Hon. Geo. Peter who has
Deea very low with typhoid fever at his home here
Is reported as somewhat better. s. A
koBBERIEs REPoKrED.-Mrs. W. F. Geyer OF l347
street northwest, reports that her house was en-
tered Dy unlocking the basement door betWeen q
a. m OF the 81. and p IN OF the Attn instant and
a gold watSn and earrings, silver forks spoons,
&C, were stolen.-Jn0. y. Waggamap reports =
lot OF gas fixtures stolen from house I4ls sfrse1
northwest-H. volmer. l244 9th street. reports
sI9ien from Belt Line car at 4th and p streets
tools
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Judge Walter Cummings, OF Wilmington, DEL,
who is accused OF pllerlng large sums of money
from his clients and friends, is still missing. IL Is
estimated that his shortage will reach 5000, 600,
stock gambling.
The North German Gazette says that France is
re pOnsibIe Tor the tension existing between her.
SELF and ltuy.
Co. GOurdud appeals TO all comrades of Gen.
Sheridan IL England to unite In call ng a meeting
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DIEDMoNT AIR line

DlEDMONT AIR line
Il Schedule IN elect June -, IsSs
$50 A. M.-tast i,nn. Mail Daily for Narrantnn
1ordonsNille ChArlottsvIll lyichbnrv and station.
between Alexandria and 1ynci. lurg Blus lidgs
talera. Montgomery aud New Orleans lhl Imam
sle.T'r Washington 20 New Orleans.
lotte.vllle Cord ,nsyille stations t'hes A ohio x
4, nchhurg, Rocky Mount. Danville and stations h.
tween iynclburg and Danyln-, urernsboro. RAl-iglL
hafl.tte Columbia Augusta. Atlanta. Hirmlug-
hhm, Montgomery. New orleans Texas and CalifurnA
Pull man sle-Icr New York g. Montgomery IN canne.,
tOn with Pullman SleeTsrS MONTGOMERY New drlsau.
and Mann Buudoir SeeT-rs FOR Birrninshatn Nirk.
burg and shreveport, lu man S'e,Isr Danvtlle -
Columbia and Augusta Solid trains wa-hineton 10
AuA,tA Does not connect for Z. and U. mute points
IS p. M.-DAily. except Sunday, for Mana.~.~
Stras burI, aud intermediate stations
= , 80 PM.-Mest-rn Express Daily for Narreutan.
6oTdnnsNille ChArottesVIlle. Louisville CincinnAi
and ONO route. Pullman sleep-rs and solid Traiu.
Washington TO Louisville ard White SULPHUR springs
- ~ Lou also Tor ynchburs Bristol ChAttAno,-A
Nashville Memphis Little Rock and All soathw-stern
points. Through Pullman sleepers WILMINGTON ~
Mshins without chAnse
burg Danyil e. kal-ish, hsheville Charlotte oluin-
hia Aiken Augusta Atlanta Montgomery. New Or
mgton 10 New orleans, wa Atlanta aud Monte merry
Pullman Sleeper Washington 10 Augusta Ga without
10 White sulphur Springs aud G ana ~ Re-nrts
Trains ON Washington aid Ohio division leave Wash
Nj Daily. arrive Round Hi M as A Al and 81 IS
NJ. Returning leave Round Fin $50 NJ Daily aud
10 IN Daily EXCEPT sunday. arriving MasIiiIis
1hroush trans iron the South via Charlotte Dan.
VILE and lyuchburg arrive IN Washington 90 A. NJ
burg At IL rs A N. aud $40 pm via Cbe~aJ,-as "a
ana ONO route aud charlottesville AT . 40 PM
strasburg I.ocsi at9 az AN
furnished and hsarsse checked at Office, 1900 t-un-
syiNana ssenne and az Passenger st-tion fnnsyi-
Nala RAILROAD. OH aud u Its. JAS L. lAlLpR
il General PASSENGER Agent.
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DENOuNCING THE PARNELL COMMISSION BILL
In the house OF lords last night. United Ireland
publishes a Rampant article on the bill. II says
the bill Is the greatest fraud ever fashioned Tue
Parnelites did not regret tt because their action
would have been misinterpreted, and did not accept
IT because IL Is fraud and the tribunal will be
packed. The Parneliites, however, Will pass the
ordeal earnestly and In good faith. Though the
dice are loaded they feel that the game is theirs
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The concluding races Of the Potomac River re-
gatta were rowed yesterday afternoon, but were
not started anywhere near on time. The delay on
wednesday was caused by q failure to have
steamboat inspectors permit for the referees tug
Yesterday the license was said TO be all right but
there wasn't any tug. After waiting for nearly an
hour the referee boarded the Dixie, and steamed
up the river 10 start the unfinished gig-race be-
tween the Potomacs and Columbias, the nrst race
OF the day. The judges and time-keepers subse-
quently boarded the Cecile. There were but two
oarsmen In the Potomac boat, the remainder of the
crew being incapacitated by the accident OF the
previous day, SO that the Columbia crew had no
diniculty In winning. The entries for the junior
singles were Huneker Of Philadelphia; Mil
Ter, OF Annapolis; Johnson OF the Column
HAS, and Doyle and undgren, Of the Potomacs.
entered protest against Miller, claiming him to
he a senior, and the latter refused TO row under
Llndgren, and johnson At the start it looked as
II Huneker would be an easy winner. but johnson,
while rowing with ease, overhadled him before
reaching the Three Sisters and had the rest OF the
race all his own way. Lindgren made bad start,
but was unable to gain on either of the others
during the race. Time Of winner, 1000.
THE RACE FOR SENIOR SINGLES
was contested by PsotJa, Of the Cornell navy,
Carney. of Newark, and Smithson. OF Annapolis.
The former was an easy winner In 9:56H, Smith
son second. Carney held Psotta well for the first
halI mile. ON Holtzman's, however, he broke an
odi-oiaoe, anu Soon dropped Oack 10 last place.
THE EIGHT-oAKED SHELL RACE
was the real race OF the regatta. The contestants
were the Columbia and Crescent and Paramount
crews OF Philadelphia The Potomaes withdrew.
The three crews started well together, and rowed
SIDE oy side for the first hall mile. The Fair
mounts began here 10 draw away from the Cres-
cents and the Columbus dropped to last place.
Alter leaving the bridge inJudlciOus steering aud
an unfortunate ''crab" lessened the FairmOunt's
lead considerably and the CrescsntS had a good
chance to win. The Fairmounts succeeded In win
ming, however, by half length In S:O4; Crescents
second, and COlumbiaS third. The prizes were
presented TO the victorious Oarsmen at the Riggs
House last evening by Representative s. S. COX.
NEW HRRDIC LINR.-On Saturday, August IL, a
line VI Herdic coaches will start from 22d ana G
streets northwest, along G to 18th and +, on + TO
9th, On 9th TO Ii, thence eastwardly to 18th and II
streets northeast. Passengers will be transferred
Tree TO any OF the other lines OF the company at
the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and 15k street.
On the start the COACHES will not be late at
nights ON the East end, but further on will run
laler.
MARRIAGE LICENsRs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Daniel
Dore and Bessie Muller; c. w. Gorham and Abbie
Steanes, both OF Fairfax County, Va; James Lewis
and Mamie FauntrOy; William Brown and Lucinda
Regency.
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GENERAL SHERMAN BUYS A HOUSE-Since Gen.
eral sherman gave up MS residence In st. Louis
and sold his house there he has lived at Tue Firth
Avenue hotel in New York, but he has now de-
clded TO become householder IN that city. He
bought yesterday new house in AN elegant block
In That part or the city which Is inevitably 10 be
the "West End, list street between SJn and 9th
avenues. lie paid S:}5, 900 in cash for it.
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LADIES GOODS.

- UIEkFLCOUS HAIR DIS ROYED. LEAVING
'-no trace by electric needle process. endorsed by
every prominent physical Ten years practice
clly. Electrical treatment for ladies anu children
au1-lA4' MRS. De-. GABRIEL. 1921 u nv
EEo. WHITE. LADIES IAII.OR AND HABIT
NJ Maze, HOG It n. W. Tailor IN ade Costume ),
Hiding haL4ts, Street Cost and all KIND Car
nents mad at summer pr.ces. autj-6t'
Nile Nj. j. PRAxpL
1903 4 81. NV. (Mrs. Hunt's)
FINE FRENCH HAIR GOODS
A special selection in SHELL, AMBER and DULL
JET ORN AMI Ms.
Hair dressed a; d Bangs Shinglei IoS-lm.
l.RENCH DIEING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
Il ING EsIABLlsuMENG, LOS New YORK ava
lrst-class Laales and Gents work of every dsscrp
ton ANION AND CAkOLINE LEKCH. Formerly
with A Fischer and Maison Yriese Pars. ja2l-ly
a MON FIsCHl:RS DRY CLEANING FsTAR
hLIsHMENT AND DYE MORks gO6 q St NV
LADIES' and Gents Garments II all kinds Cleapel and
Dyed without Icing ripped. Ladies' Evs ming Dresses
specially. Thirty five years experieuco Prices
nloderate uoous called Tor and delivered slS
A IL-wooL GARMENTS MADE up OR RIPPED
1dyed good mourning black
A. FISCHER.
slf SO6 u ST. nv.
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OH.INCH GLORIA UMBRELLA, GOLD TOP
~ Sl34: 20 inch gloria umbrella. gold top
Sing; Is inch gloria umbrella, gold top. s. 80.
DOUBLE COMBIN ALTON, II III St y. aulO-2t
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

lCOR PENTHOUSE 1928 18TH ST. n. W.; z
l. rooms and bath room modern improvements In
qulre at 40 4th st. after o'clock p. a10-3t'
tHOR X MA IL ROOM HOUSE. WITH ALL
Il modern improvements 12l2 Oh st. n W.: owner
would take room and board i'll part payment Of rent
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LOE RENT-UNFURNISHED

The above houses can examne1 py permit rom
cur office only THOMAS J. FISHER CO.
au4 l32& II
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Fun Os TIE Bn1sro1-

IS NO WHERE COMPARED WITH THE PLEAS.
URE DERIVED FROM THE BARGAINS DIS
PENSED TO CONSUMERS OF MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING AT THE AssIGNEE's SALE OF THE
ENTIRE STOCK OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTH
ING co. NEARLY EVERYTHING GOES AT HALF
VALUE. 1T IS USELESS TO ENUMERATE THE
QUANTITY OF BARGAINS TO BE FOUND AT
THIS SALE. 1T CANNOT BE DONE COME SEE
FOR YOURSELF. AND YOU WILL NOT GO AWAY
DISAPPOINTED.
FROM THIS ON WE EXPECT TO MAKE BOTH
PARENTS AND BOYS HAPPY BY SHOWER OF
BARGAINS IN THE BoY,' DEPARTMENT. OF
COURSE THE EARLY CoMERs WILL HAVE THE
CHOICE OF STOCK TO SELECT FROM.
8. BIEBER. ASSIGNEE
GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO.,
400 9TH ST NV. COR. d.
au3-eo1m
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RAILROADS.

TUE GRE,I v,,, ,o,,rr
p, ~ IhE NukEH. "ksI ~ spsr ~
N EFFECT AUGUST 5. lssS.
TRAINS LEA,E NAsHi NGIoN, ZION STATION
CORNER siATH AND b srhhhIS A. Fol-
For i1ttsourg and tho chcso Limited Ey1re-sp.
Lac. . 80 An daiiy 20 Ciucinnsti and -. Louis
VIII slesl ilS Cars from AZ, tshun 90 cin.i.n.,L
q ohloSso ~ith Sleeping Car ktoons - hic&se
S.s',Tn srr,Ss Al 40 I'm. dAiiy. ~lth sleegilS
CIT saturday. Hsrris6uns ~ cieve and conDsctiaz
Louisville and Geiarsis " IsSlhe n,PSs.s 1000
,l ~; aaiis tor h'isnurs aud the Mcst With
ChicAgo.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
for hiie &c, autAsua and Rocheste- daily. Tor Buff
NJ with sSaSee or sSesls sa :, 1000
An, daily eKc'pI sunday.
a 40 am, 90 10. 10 .o6 aud II - M ga 90
Sgi, .ssS = V1 ~ 40 An. zoo. 10. lOsO0 aud
SAr S.i,v 80 IN daily. sAospt SUNDAY and a. y
For boston without ehsass > 90 m. every d.v
For lsar haror without change dAlly eKcggt satur-
For brocklyn, = \, All throush tr.n. ccnne-, =, Ie-
,Sr s ~ -" =, ~ ~ nroasa Ann"s an.-dnz
isIriasr scross M lork Csty. '-'''
zoo TO- 8 90 10 90 sna N Si y M a. ~ am.
DAY, . 90 n 40 am. , 90. 4 10, q 90 40 40 ana
an week days and AS .. IA daily. With pluins
For Baltimore. s;35. 20. BOO. 81 90, 80 n 90
snd o II 80 sm. oa 200 -. 40. q -.
Day assoo, 900 30, 40 am. 2.UO 5 al
For Pores Greek lane 20 m aud a 40 MN d.nv
- EFT sunday.
For Annsroli., 20 and 90 m. 4 sO5. 70 ani
800 M. daily. except SUNDAY, SunaaN- % 90 !.
m. 9:l0p.m-
All NANDklA AND FREnERICKsRURG RAIL
NAN AND ALEXANDRIA AND MASHINt,T1
RAILROAD.
For he,Andria, 900. 6 r. s4oo.4A Ios5ap,
lsOt noon. 100 as. 300. > -. q % y .nA
~ 00V2' anu IL s, 4 M on sunday At q 90 - al
lO;S1 an, 80. > 10 = u. and 10 ~. nm
Accommodation for OuAuuce 90 P.m. Ncea days
For Richmond aud the south. q 90 10 =. IN lalv
- ana u 90 pm daily, except sunday.
Arnlns leave A.nandria Tor WASHINGTON. q O5. %.
800, y 10. 10 ID IL 90 Am 4 ~. g 90 ~
10, . %, y 81, losl2 and IL % pm, on sun
and 10 AZ pm
Tlckets aud information At the Office northeast cor
Der OF 18th street aud PrnnsylVauiA avenue and az
the station where orders be left the chsrkins
IL baggage a. destination from hotels and residences.
CHAh. p PUGH J n No. ID.
General Manager Tau6l Gen. IAs. A.s'ut
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JEOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District OF Columbia, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, Eastern New York,
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsy ivanla, Delaware,
Maryland, fair, slightly cooler; winds generally
<rtheasterly.
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ORDERS By MAIL or telephone addressed 10 our
central Onice Will receive prompt attention.
UNITED DELIVERY Co, 42i 18th street northwest
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FINANCIAL.

mo. ". COkSON mo W. MCCARTNEY.
q Member n. 4. stock Ek.
COpSON MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDI&U, l4lY ST. NV
flukers anu Deaers GOVERNMENT BonlS
Terosits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks ana bonds and all securities listed
Oh the Exchanges Of New lurA, PAliauepl1A Boston
ana BaItlmCTe bought and sold.
Asl e'alty Investment securltieS District
Bonus and all Local Railroad Insurance. ana Ie
a lolt stock dealt in
Armenian Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold " Is
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SIXTY MILES Up THE BAY.

To Baltimore and return. arriving at Bay Ridge, 90
pm allowing PASSENGERS tax ng the trip four hours
at the Ridge Fare only Toe for round trip 10
ssnN THE MOUNTAINS BROW" TIE ST.
" ELMO. A few Rooms yet can b. had at this ele.
giant house Cuisine second to none. Six hundred and
nineysix feet Of Pazas Elegant Black Bass fishing,
hunting fine, Game in abundance. Special rates for
-ept nIber and October. FIRE. Buss tor guests from
house To Hot and Cold Baths quar- of mile TO Berk
eey. Write for terms and circulars 10 BR CE W.
G tTLETT, Berkeley Springs. ". Va. auI I'm
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For Soc. we give you IN inch by 6 to 9 feet
trunk strap better than Is sod elsewhere at 75c.
ToPHAM's, 1921 Penn. ave. NV. cow
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TOR RENT-ATTRACTIvE THREE-sTORY BRICK
Il dwelling: IL rooms. furnace and ali mod imps.
ortand; by family going to Europe; completely
furnished; rent low TO inineliate aud permanent
tenant TYLER RUTHERFORD. 1907 + 1T NV
Ru4-Ots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10
CITY AND DISTRICT.

WILLS Ice Co.'S Penobscot ice-red wagons