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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-27
STILL AT 1T.
WashingtOn Defeats the Boston Teas
Diner lsamea YeafeHdax.

~
Other Games Yesterday.
The Washington Club continued its good work
yesterday BY defeating the Boston team to 4.
The game was close and exciting throughout, and
was won in the eighth by Hoy's single hit, Myers
base on balls, and Dailys two-base hit whitney
and Mack, and Radoourne and Kelly were the
batteries The Senators punched their hits sum-
GENTLY TO earn four runs Hoy led in batting.
with three singiea Daily made a single and q
double, and Myers came In for q home run. The
Bostons could not place their hits to advantage,
but managed TO score three unearned runs by
means OF errors Six OF then reached nrst on mis-
plays Hoys base running was the feature OF the
game. II was both daring and successful, and aid
tons had stolen bases TO their credit The sens-
tors made hits and errors, and Boston 9 hits
Detroit took game from Chicago-a to 1-by
means OF opportune batting and some poor play
and Baldwin and Daily were the batteries Detroit
made hits and2 errors and Chicago hits and 2
errors.
Pittsburg defeated Indianapons-3 to 1-al-
though the HOLSTERS did the better batting. Nor
ris and Carroll and Healy and Daily were the bat
teries. P1ttsburg made g hits and errors and In
dianapolis hits and errors.
New York pulverized the Phillies by hard bat
EMnT and Brown and casey ey Haan ana
Schr1ver were the batteries New YORK made IA
hits and errors and Philadelphia hits and 8
errors
At Baltimore-St. Louis, q; Baltimore, 1. At
Philadelphia -; Cincinnati, 2. At
Cleveland-Louisv1lle,3 8; Cleveland, 2. At Brook
Hn-Brooklyn, 8; Kansas City, 2. eleven innings)
The batteries In Boston to-day will probably be
ODay and Arundel or Mack, and Garrison and
Tate. This combination Is q good one, and, judy
ing from the record, the senators have an equal
chance TO win. O'Day has pitched against Clark
son In four games, and two OF these have been won
by Washington.
The Mount Vernons defeated the Riversides yes
terday at Capitol Park by u score OF 8 to 8 Bat
ter1es-Mount vernons, Roberts and Reescn; River
Sides Ryan and Beech.
PITCHER wTDNER SAFE
IL has been published that the New Orleans club
has blacklisted Widner, Washington's new pitcher,
and that II the charges are sustained the two
games in which he played against the Philadel-
phias VIII be thrown out. When a STAR reporter
asked President Young about it to-day he said:
THE rumor Is a foolish one When an association
disbands every club loses all its rights and every
contract is annuiled under the national agree
ment- No club has any more rights than its asso-
citation, and the talk OF New orleans blacklisting
any one now is silly"
indianapolis has signed W. B. Burdick, releasing
PITCHER Mofett.
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FLEA OF SkLF-DEFESsE SUSTAINED.
This morning In the Police Court Mr.. James
Coyle, the horse-trainer, was placed on trial,
charged with shooting a colored man named
William Warren Mr.. Carrlngton appeared for
the defendant. He said that Mr.. Coyle fired at
the negro In self-defence. The negro, he said,
attacked Mr.. Coyle with a board before the latter
nred Mr.. Darlington said that Warren had used
this same board on two other men. One OF the
men was confined In the hospital four months, and
the other man, whose name was Tennessee, died
from the effects OF the injuries received. Warren
testified that he went to Mr.. Coyles stable yester-
DAY and C0yle threw some stones at his dog. He
had some words with Mr.. Coyle, and the latter
threatened TO shoot him. Witness said to him
.Nr. Coyle. you won't shoot anybody" whereupon
the defendant fired at him. The bullet struck his
forehead and passed under the scalp, coming out
al the back OF his head. He denied making any
attempt 10 strike Mr.. Coyle, but admitted having
struck man named Sam, who was confined In
the hospital four months The assault, he said,
occurred In Mr.. Coyle's stable at Ivy City.
Prince simmons, colOred was called for the
Prosecution He testified that Mr.. Coyie ordered
Warren out OF the stable, when the latter picked
up the piece OF board and walked toward Mr.
Coyle, threatening 10 brain him, when the defend
ant fired
The Judge, after commenting on the law OF self.
defense, dismissed the case.
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WHAT IT MsASs-Our "cut price sale' and the
great crowds at our stores means that our mar
velousy low prices have been cut so as TO bring
the figures on our fine reliable summer footwear
down TO what other houses would call rulnous.
IL means that we want 10 close out, In season. our
summer stock at all hazards, so as 70 make room
for our fan stock now being made. See City Items
for sample prce-list Of the cut prices nov prevail
Ing at VIM. Hahn 4 Co.'S Reliable shoe Houses.
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w, MooowtRp LoTHRoP have Just opened another
new ioS OF Embroidered Monte Cloth Lap Robes.
trvm soc 70 $50; also, Embroidered Windsor
SIoeo zap kooes from s.. % tot4 each.
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About so children's cambria dresses nicely
anmined, some were =. 81, g, 81; win all go ar
slightly dusty from folding and handing ana
only so Of these at CSC LANGsBuR6H Bro
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"RoyaI Clue, mends China, Glas
PROPOSALS

= TEh.pIPEs. sRhGIAL CASTINGS AN6XALyEs
Ehs 81 The DisfkiSr Of oohtMbiH. WasaIss-
ia gsf sH
and Vaves For
ti9ns. blanks on which bids must be made and ali
3 &EBB. s T. %aEAfLEY. cS d v. RAY%oND
;g%s SfSiss 3 The Dis
IL the ioregoi1g 9dyertisensnt s ESstponed gnfi
tfsHTH: 1855 " j. " WEBB. s E. MHE AHnEst
CHAs. w. RAYMOND. Commissioners. d. G. w26
81 b F9 HadSas and MsT
partment Washington, ID. c.. July 81. 1SSS.-sealed
in s1 b sA' 9s
1883 for constructing 1000 yards: more or less Of
Of asphalt walks in the public grounds. Forms and
sn be to The
SAILS isa S9aS n W all sSo Colonel u s. Army
3GHF II 1sss The
tending bidders for the annual supplies ad
snd aad Naval ACADEMY
ne
ton. b. G.. and that for NsSyYard Male island. Caf
t. AnSust ~ 1858. at the same hour and place
jy2O-lsw4w
PkoPosALs FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GARDEN
Tor the fsca year ending June 30 1882 will be re-
den until NOON. TUESDAY, JULY THIRTY FIRST,
1888 Particulars to quality and quantity desired
can be had upon application. WIN. H. SMITH sup
erintendent Botanic Garden iy2325.27S3O
lROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEM
IL ERS OFFICE THE COMMISSIONERS d. G..
WASHINGTON. d. c., July 23. 1SSS-Sealed Proposals
T at Ses @ns fsss OK
constructing in the District of Columbia Terra-cotts
Pipe Sewers, Concrete Sewers and Receiving Basips
Blank forms of proposals and specifications be OBJ
tanned at this office upon application therefor together
forms only will be considered The right s reserved
to reject any aud all bids or parts OF bids w b
WEBB. s. Z. WHEATLEY, O. w. RAYMOND Com.
missioners d. c. iy24-6t
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Ikf bABRk ANTI-MALARIAL Tonic, an invtgorat-
ing beverage, on draught BY all Druggists, SC. q
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CITY ITEMS
sample Cue-Prsce List.

VIZ. HAHN cos Reliable shoe Houses.
616 18th St, 1872 Penn. ava, 2n Penn. ave. az
Gents IS French Calf custom made Button
laced and Congress; cut-price. ...S27 rs
Gents s best Kangaroo Seamless Oxfords;
cutprlce. .-.............. 3S7
Cent? "A Genuine Handmade Low Tee and
Button; cut-price. ...................... $50
Gents s. Russell Goat Laced Shoes; cut-price ESQ
price ......... 1eo
Boys $1.5O Bicycle Shoes; cut-price. .. 06c
LADIES' g Elegant French Kid Oxfords and
Low Button; cut-price .................. 2.H
Ladies' Sc Seamless Dongola Oxfords and
Newports; cut-price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Las
ladies' $1.25 hand-sewed, tipped and plain
oxford Ties: cut-price =. -. csc
Ladies' 81 turned Oxfords, plain or patent
top; cut-pnce. .............. 73c
price. 1.oo
Ladies' LIS Foxed Button Boots, box or COM
nonsense; cut-prce. ............. l23
Ladies' 75c. genuine kid, hand-turned opera
slippers; now. ......................... 4oc
Bring this list with you.
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Join the Procession and Come 20 the
front. Grand Republic Cigarros is what the
knowing ones want For sale by all flrst-class
dealers. Wholesale dealers, Luchs & Bro.
We Sell an Excellent Claret Csc. per
bottle; fine Imported Claret 5Oc or $3.50 for
case OF ~ qts.; Blackberry Brandy, q splendid
medicinal article, 75c, large bottles; Lime Juice
Rye Whisky 5c. large bottle; also the best brands
OF Cigars at the lowest prices our opera BoQuet,
&C. each, 81 for 80, are unrvaled in style, work.
manship and good smoking qualities. Give US a
call tomorrow. NJ, & p, MErZGER
AT 9TH st, NV.
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Now g

Now g.
A lot OF Ladies' Spring Weight Jackets, which
Formerly solo from rs 70 -, at
X. H. TAYLOR's,
OWN. ii. McKNEv, SUCCESSOR,
9S3 Pa ave.
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PHnADELpH1A SronE
will continue the sale of REMNANTS and
ODDS and ENDS at ONE-HALF VALUE.
PARASOLS ut cost.
Great Bargains In HOSIERY, and UNDER
WEAR. Ladies' Full REGULAR Balbriggan aud
Pin-Stripe HOSE reduced to 12kc
Ladies' GAUZE VESTS, fine quality re-
duced to zoe.
Children's nne GAUZE BALBRIGGAN, all
sizes. Price was Sic. to Soc. Now 25c.
Great Bargains in WHITE GOODS at I2hc
One lot Ct 30 pieces NAINSOOK and SWISS
EMBRoIDEkIES. Were l5c. to 25c Now
12kc.
Bargains in CASHMERE SHAwLS and
SCARFS Colors: Cream. Blue, Pink Cardi-
nal. Tan and Black. All marked down to close.
1t seems odd to advertise BLANKETS in
mid summer. but you save 75c. buying
them now.
One case 1914 WHITE Wool BLANKETS,
worth 1926 pair. to go for $3.50.
One lot 24-inch Black Silk SUN UMBREI-
LAS Reduced from 81 rs to 81
Odds and Ends in CORSETS at SOC. Worth
double.
Great bargains in MATTINGs.
French GINGHAMS reduced from 25c to
16c.
CARHART LEIDY.
ty21 OPS 7th and 7O6 K st NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.


for me District OF Columbia, Virginia, North
Ssronna, fair; stationary Temperatures; variable
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Tomorrow only, at G. W. AUGRNsrEIN's ST. $40 and
SCI 9TH st. NV. 81 satchels, reduced 10 4sc. n
doz. quart fruit jars, 47c.; extra large Japanned
hour sieves &c.; "a sheets paper and "A envelopes,
&C.; 4S sheets shelf paper, &C.; 4-string brooms.
dustpans. &c. /; large clothes baskets, 46c; deco
rated dinner and tea sets combined, $9.9S, worth
SIS; oblong wash-boilers, &c; 81 porcelafn-ined
plates, 13c; toy brooms, &C.. 8 packages OF tacks,
&c. Balance OF our stock OF trunks, IefrigeratorS
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GREAr Day GooDs ANNOUNCEMENT

GREAr Day GooDs ANNOUNCEMENT
By THOS J. LUTTRELL.
Successor to LuTTRELL & WINE
In addition to Silks, Satns, velvets, Henriettas
Cashmeres. Abatross, Nuns Yelling, Wool Suitings
Ladies' Cloths, Sateens. Scotch Ginghams Chalies.
Table Damasks Towels. Napkins; Gents and Ladies'
Furnishings Handkerchief Gloves. Hosiery. Buttons
Ribbons and all other foreign Dry Goods at a special
discount Of 10 per cent until AuRust IL. will also
give discount Of per cent on all Cotton Goods.
will also offer 500 Parssols and Sun Umbrellas at
prime cost; these goods this and choice
styles An auction lot of Gents Half Hose also Ladies'
Coored Hose consisting of 200 doz, which Will sell
pairs for 25c., less than wholesale price.
1000 yards Krnkle Seersucker last seasonal price
1219c.s will sell them at g.. per yard to close.
All persons desiring to find the greatest bargains
ever offered in Dry Goods in Washington will do we'll
to call at 1880 Pa. ave. NV, where they can be
pleased. both in quality, style and price.
All persons owing the late firm of Luttrell Wine
will be kind enough to settle their bills at the earliest
possible moment with
THOS. J. LUTTRELL
Successor to LUTTRELL WINE
jy21-1w goth st. and Pa ave- NV.
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ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR

Tickets on sale 1t b. and o. ticket Offices 61e and
1851 Pennsylvania ave-. and At Depot On Sunday at
Depot only. ,el6-3m
HOTEL ALLEN-CoR PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS
IL ayes, Atlantic City, NJ. Delightful location.
everything table aud accommodations rst-class
Concert daily by full orchestra JOSEPH s DAVIS,
Proprietor tes}-2m
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Paws REDUCED to $3.50. EIsINAs's, 7th and E

WOODWARD & LorHRoP are Offering quantities of
goods at greatly reduced prices TO dispose OF them
before stock taking.
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EoR RENT-1224 I ST. NV HIGHT ROOMS
~ and bath; in GOOD repair and central locaton; o<5
602 II 81. NV; eight roonas; nearly new; in rood
order: go. n H. 1. LRiPoIb. iSS o. NV U.s.
I0OR RKNT-gl9 FRENCH ST, sIx ROOMS, ALL
I mod impa, BAY window; rent e27 so Apply 10
WkSCOTT WILCOX .
jy25-3t 1907 Pennsyivanis ave.
EOR RENT "A HANDSOME MODERN BAY
II Window Brick House. II roomA No. PA North
Capitol street. Apply ct gig North Capitol ct 25-3ts
NOR RENT-1535 COLUMBIA STREET, BET.
II 9th and 10th and and Rhode Island ave-. 3story,
pressed brick. rooms and bath. newly papered and
painted; rent S2a Key nsxt door, 1883 y25-3ts
NOR RENT-2Oe 7TH ST. Me- e2O 80 PER NO. :
Il six rooms. bath and cellar. b r. LEIGHTON.
4S2 Louisiana ave. N25-3t
EOR RENT-sIX.ROO BRICK HOUSE 3l6llTH
u St Sc. water and gas el5. Apply TO Il. 4 PAIRO,
EOR RENT-RRsIDENCE l4l7 SD ST, RS.
Il gas and water convenient to and schools In.
quire at 3224 ct. NV. jy25-6t
IHOR RENT
E2l12-l4 N st.. l2r: 1918 18th st. Or. So. SO
1322S 18th st. Or $3.50 2622 g, so
Apply TO GREEN CUNNINGHAM.
tyS-lms l40S n atreat
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Odds and Ends Sale at

Odds and Ends Sale at
The Fair, $40 9TH street northwest,
continues until Saturday night. You know wha
our Odds and Ends sale means. 1t is useless to tr,
TO enumerate all the articles or endeavor to Civ
you the prices. 1t would take up the whole o
this column. The goods that we have on ou
Odds and Ends counters for tomorrow must b,
sold, and II you see the prices you will buy some
the goods. All we can advise Is come as early a.
you can. II Others get head o. you II is not ou
fault. Ne have done our best to post you through
the medium or the papers.
The FAIR, S12 7th st. NV,
FRANKIE & Co., PrOprietOrS.
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DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. 3m
Cents $3.50 shoes Only S1.4J. At the
Family Shoe Store, $40 7th st.
ssROyaI GIue,' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass
Furniture Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &c.I Always iquidl
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue" at 1Oc. Lstu&th
How IL This!
Ladies' genuine S. French Kid Button going at
81. IS at the Family Shoe Store 80 18th st.
"ROyal Clue, mends China, Glass Wood, &C,
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amuscments Tonight.
AIBarGHS-'The Grand Duchess"
.yoHNsoS's FAMILY THEATKR--"The Danites.n
PANcRANA BUIIDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh
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$500 PANTS REJECTION sale EIsKMANs, 7th and E

Lore BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, -25 bottle.
Distilled In 1874 Cynthiana, by. Charles Kraemer,
n ~
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Call for YOun0's Bargains. TIA X st., and
924 7Lh st. Cheapest places In The city. 4
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" $&-So AND . CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50
EIsEMAN BROS 7th and Z
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Fire sale,

Gents So Shoes, all styles, hand made 60 Of $3.50
tomorrow. Family Shoe Store, $40 7th st. 1
A Lot OF all-leather Team Fly-Nets that we are
closing out at 81 each. TOphams, 1881 Pa. ave.
NV. 3
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Fire! Fire! Fire!
Misses 81 Kid oxford Ties only 80 cents a pair
Ch1ldrens 81 25 Spring heel Shoes 65 cents. Family
Shoe Store, $40 7th st.
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ALBERT +. FOX,
jy26-6t 92OF St NV.
nor RENT-222 d ST. NV 8 RS. AND BATH;
II all mod imps heated by hot water: in good re-
pair: cheap 70 good tenant key at drug store c. H.
KNIGHT, 607 eth st. NV. y26-3ts
INOR RENT-S25 IN ADVANCE, THAT DESIR-
Il able 7-room press brick.2 bay windows all mod l.
fine interior finish: irst-cass neiRhborhood 18th
and Boundary SITS. NV. Key next door jy26-3ts
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LATEST STYLES straw and Light Felt Hats re-
duced 70 and below cost Waltemeyer's, 223 Pa
ave. east, Capitol HILL
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$500 for S1.6J.
Ladies' s. Kid Button Boots 20 at q. 90 at the
Fire Sale. Family Shoe store, $40 7tb ST.
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b
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
The most complete in al Its appointments Of any
sort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac River.
MUSIC By ITzEL's MILITARY BAND
First-class Restaurant under new management
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot. washington.
at 8 Q. m. 1:30 and AGO y. IN. sundayA 10 = N.
2:l0 and 80 .. m
Returning. leave Bay Ridge 7:10. :o5, IL AS m,
D 40 and y y. ~ Sundays. II noon, D and9 y. N
ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR
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ATLANTIC CIT AND BACK S3-The second popu.
lar excursion 70 Atlantic City via b and o. ri n
win be run next saturday, July % special train
VIII leave Baltimore and Ohio depot az DIN. on
the return trip special train win leave Atlantic
midnight. Tickets are also good 70 recurn on vi
regular trains until Monday, inclus1va-AduG
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The following wonderful nducement will be offered to
strictly cash buyers Of Dry Goods
Cash customers who buy s. select one of
the following valuable presents:
A large size handsome Bridal Quilt, worth 81 so
Two pairs Of pure linen. knotted fringe. large size
cred glove httins Corsets. worth 81 90 One dozen
LOO or two yards and half Of inequality Turkey
red Table Damask, worth 81.
THE VALUABLE PRESENTS
Are PILED" up large table near the entrance Of
our store.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE NEAR 9TH STREET.
TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
Selling Dry Goods to STRICTLY CASH CUSTOM
EhS jy19
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R v.n'r Conn. .S333 SO II st. bet 18th 10th $50
Dupont Circle ~ 9e 18th st.nIDupontCir. $50
Conn. ave-. mr. st.. 200 1lth st. bet and o. ll5
So Farragut Square 260 Corcoran bet 13 IA. 100
Mass. ave. mr. l4th.20S So St bet 18th l4th so
FITCH. FOX & BROWN,
1y1S 1437 Penn avanW
EOR PENTHOUSE l2l1 ST NV, SUITABLE
II for Store and Dwelling $50. Enquire 926 La.
ave jy3-l
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PLuNBrSo AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
70 by = $ SHEDD BRO, 432 9th st.
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Attended the Fire Sale at the Family Shoe store,
$40 9TH str II not, be on hand morrow as there
are some rare bargains In store for you
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

s s5ssiSs;ss li Ss $50
SIS ~ IS iii s 81
1891 st .. s2S ga stnw..5E ..37,5 90
ss so i Sss ~ : i6l is
7s Il is;S s. NV g Upper part laos St: 2s
j. aa1S soS S IS rs !. s. iis Il S
s. s. = !, : II s. y ! "a:
ess .. store AND L. ss5 los
C sS SiS's !: ~ sssns .UU. g
Fin =: i: S;.: Ill .s:$
@ S 4 4
EOR RENT-NICE TwO-sTORY. BAY WINDOWS.
81; 4 SET Hss1fF :sS ss price, WI
ESi2 a NV. ssr. 800
S}3 ST q n 2, l5r
" 81 a. NJ
iye7.st WI. i. HOFFMAN. isaiI St NV
Tor KENT-NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
IGsl 1877 18th st Ags'
room house newly renovated: ali mod: imPs. rent.
'S ys SIR:''' Pension ONCE Inquire 700 st NV
E0R RENT : 2O13 PORTNER PLACE NV
and css .n Ssf moSsFa M
Seirs f & per month"; key at 2oos In
Tor RENT-20 D ST Sc, sl3. INCLUDING
~ T na1 frame With water T. house:
EOR PENTHOUSE 1875 EAST CAPITOL ST.:
three-story. back building. gas and water square
fsE ST. csp''0 $50 month in advance Key: :. rs
TOR RENT-l222 ST. n. w.. A NICE THREE
ns9 ss /: s4' per month ms fASksK
EoR RENT-NO. 4O7 q ST. NV, THREE-sToRY
brick II rooms; mod, imps.: in good repair; at
His =. rent inaasss q A.
Tor RENT-l939 VERMONT AVE, ROOMS;
T all mod imps press brick front; bay window; de.
sira6ls house; rent ESQ per month Inquire q 1887
FOR RENT-Two NEW FIvE-RooM BRIcKs.
- large rooms, nice yards; water. &c. On 9th st..
ave- sit Gfs sPth Each Ices
u table three-story brick dwelling; eleven rooms:
J: sdd,s:: SSMEs F. CABIN sons is Sss
south front large front and back yard cellar and
stable. 9l5 st. II. on all car lines. jy26-3t'
EOR RENT-NEW HOUSE AND STORE sUITA-
place oysters or soe 1ase
II. A. sMoOT, 9th and Boundary sta NV jy26-3ts
FOR RENT
I3o5 St. 3-story b,ick 9 rooms ali r.. $500
1124 10th St. 2story and basement lick. Or. 27.5O
1l2o 10th St. 2-sory and basement brick 2r &c. 90
1y26-l2t 14lS street NV
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ATLASTIc CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table
and rooms Sl-5O and 81 per day Hall cottage
Park Place. Mrs. Belle Carrfgan. OF WashInotOn
ID. AND o. RAILROAD TRAINS-Au Instructions
caused by Hood On Pittsburg and Wheeling dfvis-
Ion OF baltimore and OHIO Railroad have been re-
moved and trains are now running on regular
schedule.
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moved and trains are now running ON reUnier
schedule.
RArs AND TERRIER--A lady who has taken an
active part In the nght against licensing certain
nl.. not Iar from the Government Printing
lady last evening when the proprietor called out
said: "If we are the rats you are the terrier.n
a CAE-DRIvER FINED FOR RECKLESS SHOOTING
- IrNeI Oh an Anacostia street car
WITH nring pistol near LIST and NJ streets south
and Tor that reason he did the shooting enid
near by narrowly escaped being shot The court
imposed me OF so
sEAsHoRE ExcURsIoN-Only 50 to Atlantic CITY
and return on the b. and .. excursion next Satur-
pm Tickets good TO return until Monday in
ciusive--Adrt.
Run OVER BY A srxrxr C,K-Geo sa,,v . INV
was badly injured yesterday afternoon by the
wheel OF a 7th-street car passing over his leg He
by George Brooks colored, and the latter drove
him OF the wagon, when he fell under the car and
wheel passed over his ieS H. ws Sup ~ me ,
prs 7; 9. ADDISON and y. J. shadd, and taken 70
-, ~ -H"e'~
committee has been Informed that the reSstts
i've eight-Oared crews, among them being t NJ
Crescent, Paramount ana the Staten Island creys
The Passaics have entered for the fouroa red race
and the Old Domnions for the Iour-oared gig race
The regatta committee has received a letter nom
the general passenger agent OF the Pennsyivania
Road. stating that single fare only win be CHARGED
competing oarsmen coming TO and going from the
regatta, and that their boats will be Carried free
-
srESD SUNDAY BIZ THE SEA.-The excursion 70
Auantc City via b. and o. K X. next SATURDAY
kound-trip fare only g. Tickets good returninS
until Monday Special train leaves BALTIC and ONO
oepot al pm--AdrG
pIhk BAD Son OF AN AGED MorHKR.-Henry
tao yoons man VINO lives In East Washing
- ~ tue oock on the Pouce Court to-day,
ma nsgso WITH sssanlting and threatening his aged