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EDUCATIONAL.

EMERSON INSTITUTE
select CLASSICAL and Msthsnsticsl school for founs
a.p. ~. ,hir,y-., Msn inS yssS MONDAY. sEprKs
Pep.rs for H.Sy;E Yale I rpS,,Ss seAn 81 Hs
scientifc schools Z = Military and ssvA Academic.
%. sas s. Ss'n'' For ssss s Y .sss
pRoE sHELpoN's DANCING ACADEMY NOV
sn fsr the scsGscp e pug. ns =, @ sr..
lars. 1904 y ct nv. su2Ssm
MoRAv1AN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES'
" betniehem r. eenturys expsr,en,cs. eomonsl
~ few s and ssS.d ss SSs
NORWOOD rNsTITUTE-sELEcT SCHOOL foh
i. 80 M sr sss nj arc sri
Tuition .adress MrS 5. ". HALsEi. Norwood Va
A BUSINESS EDUCATION : BOOK KEEPING
a Penmanship. Ar1thnetic. Grammar .orthasrsphy.
History Seosrsphy and -writins. rapid prufrss.
S g NM sIi scsooi :. SIN h..sss.S
" Reopsns Monday. sertsnier 10 M wv
English branches in the forenoon and German An ths
schools Night school on fae.ass TS IN M snS
au2Slm. HUGO kuERscHNER prtpcip.l
"A Will re-open MONDAY, september 4 special az
and also g ~ ss PsnS s. S
wat.r-o.lors. and lustra- Gold medal. and Diplomas
the n,shsr ma,hemae. forms leading feature Pl.I
sssns fancy WORK. and the languages taught without
extra chArse su25- I'm
NATIONAL MEDICAL ooILEoE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF rHK
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The sixty seventh winter session viii b.sin ortob-r
i. lsss and end March 1. 1852 In the new Collesro
BUILDING 1925 II ct NV For Circular and informs-
ton u both departments address
Or AF A. KING.
S2e 18th 1t. NV Washington D. q
Telephone call. ss5. y.,.-am
VSAUQU1ER FINALE INSTITUTE,
II MAkRENTON, VA
opens its 2sth annual session sept IL lsss s,us,et
IN the Piedmont region of Virginia FOR AZ.
beauty and heAthiulness; only 30 mics from Wash
Airoad The grounds. ten all - tsstaf IN
.ald ont Inc build M u one Of the finest school ed
nees N me state Terms ysrS reasonable. For eAts.
y-3-eo2m
ID oCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS SANDY
Ilspr1ng. Montxomery County. Nd. IL miles north
OF Washington City. reopens September Is Thorough
70 number limitsd For Circulars address HENRY
HAlLowEIl- A M NaleD sandy Spring
ss'lNHE ART OF ALL ARTS: NO PERSONS EDU.
sapen rs = ,compis,. without g "1Emers.n
unPkofEssIoNAL COURSE IN okAToRY
nl-fkofEssloNLC COURSE IN A. Ting
Sollet1ate classes commence October 3, 1855.
PRIVATE LEsSoNs may commence al any tirpe
ms y the only Institution in the United States
EhfESis p pupil fer the STAGE. - Catalogue
ohaAIghh 3l3 9th ST NV ChAlf block east Of city
r % Washington ID g aulo
A RLlNGToN ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDrN6
A 81 9TH ST.. OPP. u. g. Patent Ofhca
fal term OF lsss begins September IA.
Day and evening sessions
llW~I
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puK.HrE RIcH's SHOES, ~ Market space.
EXAMINE RIcHs SHOES, III Market Space.

Long BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, s1.2o a bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana, n.y. Charles hraeiner'
e3. 1th ST 70. W.
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ARTISTIC. RIcH's SHOES. III Market Space.
BEAUTIFUL RIcHs SHOES. III Market Space.

NKw YORK RE?CBLICANs.-You are requested to
meet at League headquarters, 14th and Massa-
ehusetts avenue, this evening at O'Clock
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Alexandria Affairs.
Rapor{o6 Tor Tar Evrryvo ar.~>

nepOrteo Ior LIE EVENING STAA
CITY SCHOOL BoARD.-The City school board
met last night, President Stuart In the chair Mr.
Vincent reported the new school house under roof
The third instament Of its cost was ordered to be
paid, and authority was given DIR topping on "
The finance committee was directed TO- effect q
loan Of 5000 upon the credit OF the board and the
surety OF It's property. The clerk was directed to
insure the new building In three companies. set
OF Lltons history charts was ordered TO be pur-
chased. Authority was given for the copying OF
the Washington book for the Washington school
library. 1t was stated that the school registers,
heretofore costing about $40 per year, had this
year been purchased at 500 for three years The
use OF book called pathfinder was referred to
the committee on studies and discipline
POLITICAL-A large crowd gathered at Lannon's
Opera House last night to attend the republican
meeting, which was held under the auspices OF
Hon. Lewis McKense, one OF the republican
electors or this district Addresses were delivered
by Hon. B. w. Perkins, OF Kansas, Hon. j. H. Row.
ell, OF Illinois, and A. J. Holmes, OF Iowa.
NOTES.-The issue Of permits for the public
schools was resumed to-day for both white and
colored. so far over l 800 permits have beeh
issued. There has been specially large increase
In the white schools, and It Is thought that II
rooms can be gotten one or two overflow schools
will have to be opened.-A movement Is on foot
for the establishment Of pottery here.-Camp
No. % OF the Grand Army OF Fraternity held q
meeting at the ONCE of Marbury q Armstrong last
nlght.-A slight fire took place at the residence
OF Mr.. X. D. Stanton, on South Lee street, yester-
day evening. Some sparks from the chimney
1gntted the roof, but the flames were soon extin.
gulshed by j. II. Young and other citizens.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WASHINGTON scHCoL OF FINE ART AND
Thoroas ins etion IA Ina ING. Pantins. Mcieims
wood-csryins. &. Day and Evening Classes sew
YEAR NaTi NS hI KIM No, ,k RI AND
Ma. SsoPsn ,MSsSa,y SsPsmss5o s sSFRsE q
from four 10 e erS. yssr. os ans '0f
MME. DE GRAND CoLsroN WILL RESUME
" tsac hins OF French LANGUAGE september IS. Les
several years eIperence. Highest recommsndsIiOns
lo1s 18th St NV. set-1w
Mss E EHsHIss AND FRENCH SCHOOL
The Ar, Glass is OPen under the directon q
GUARANTEE TO TEACH Any ONE TO MAKE
80 ine sue erayon portrait in IS lessons no kno~l
Nv. REYNoLDs. May Funding cor. 9Th and Z e.iw'
Mt. VERNON SEMINARY.
HOO. llo4. HOG. lll6 NJ St and lies 18th ST Nv.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
Fourtsenth year opens
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER
An applications for admission to the day school
se5-2m Mrs Z J. soMERs. Principal.
S5OOsAsnIraE;ARS, For noUNS MEN ANp BOYS;
s%iTHIN Se IaissO asa. Or .c.as%S at
ss.gped end best maRassd schools. All students
SDa mn the ppsp Twelve teachers all
single double rOcms Evcry room has M il a steam
Bsse Sa aahsc ss aSs
SUM Special opportunities for ayt students 70 ad
Patrons q Students select any studies
s SSese fPrreparaiOry Eeciriea or
T2s,nSss berartmsnt With Teleyraphy short Hand
than any other coliese fttns school in the
United States; Media Academy affords every home
y a.a 's
s sny MI g
M. Harvard Graduste) Principal and Proprietor
.cS SoL M oI fafP Up ga Sa.S
OF SEPTEMBER, with a corps OF . ven instruct
NsSs and Military aI% s's and sp Sf
ness For dialogue or further in 9rmstion apy az
ERESGh SYSTEM OF SOUND SCHOOL
Il OPENED SEPT Ia. AT a23 18th ST:
ws Take rSR an and
tractve thorough and rapid In thirty lessons she
give two years knowledge. Trial lesson free Try ten
auI4-3m
Miss ANNIE MoRAN's PRIMARY AND AcADE-
Nm mic rac sshso for boys and girls 5os End 81 NV
SCHOOL OF MUSIC. ESTABLISHED 1871
Sl121 10th st. NV. New courses for Piano and
for pracce TMEo RING
se4-3m
MISS BALcHs CIl IL SERVICE INSTITUTE AND
Pupils prepared for all examinations sea- Inn
II oCkvILLE IND ACADEMY. SIXTEEN MILES
~ by rail from washington city. The eighteth ses
IL. The principal will accommodate In his home as
members of his family twenty five boys For terms
location course OF instruction and special advantages
address, until september 1. Rev. DIR. c. K NILSSON
Brookyllle, MONTGOMERY County. Nd au3-tocl
w AsHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
w Cloud Building. 9Th aud SITS. Nineteenth year
advantages. o. b BUI.LARD. Director. se4-lm.
MRS. W. D. ALLEN,
M TEACHER OF VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
1223 goth ST. SLIM
MIR HENRY XANDER RESPECTFULLY AN
Nlnounces to his pupils aud patrons that he will
his musical Instructions Ipiano and theory
1t his studio. S20 18th ST. nw- September proximo
se3- limo
MRS. J. L McGEEs SCHOOL. NINTH YEAR,
M Will reopen
SEPTEMBER 10: 1883. at
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WOODWARD & LorHRoP will offer tomorrow the
greatest values OF their experience In Ladies' SILK
swiss Ribbed Vests, at 81 each See ad-
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LONDON COUGH SYRUP. only 1oc., at Druggists

scRIBSER-Finest Quality Butterine. Reliable
dealing; personal guarantee SIS, 32s, 33oCenter
Market
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scRIBSxR.-FInest Quality Butterine. Reliable
dealing; personal guarantee 52s, 32S 33o Centei
Market
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SEE HAHS's $3.50 Broad, Easy, Police" shoe.

OAKNoSr JERSEY MILK. Address "Oakmont,"
p. .. BOX $50, City.
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DEspArR AND CoxsoLArros.

DEspArR AND CONSOLATION.
ny n ,ss always lsnsh at mo
When speaking Of economy
And general observation
Th TSr SAY Ss, sSS pay y too ,h h.ss price
Can you give me some sdvlce.
just for my neighbors' sake
Answer: GO TO LANsBURGH's
Whenever housekeeper in trouble yous -
40 proS,d. for The family rsrRsets6 DalS,,,
failure Of course. an this worldly mission
Tel her the :ecret Of L.nsoursh,s store
We had an opportunity buy many bargains in
and lengths from several prominent East
esn ssosi vi. snasd to %
Remnsn, sale one q The Srssses ,, Esorts evss
We Win herewith submit list Of some Of the moss
important .o.s
3 cases Of Scotch Cloth in Drsh Brown. Plaid and
nss s os century Sas Goth IN fs &
tern. only ese pr y.r a sSr.e io Suitable for x.u
and Boys Wear. at acc per yard; would be chsAp =
several hundred dozen Of All Wool Yak Lace Differ
ent width Of medium and dark colors. only &c. pa
20 dozen o. chidrsn's Bl.cl An Wool Jerssys -
dqesd from 50 and en- 70 ; 70 gse !. s.ss a
sprssd.. We hsSs made sensr. rsdsct,o1 Lok 0sI
T6rss ss.s. Of the very b,s. Nssy Blue rsgrss
COLOR regular width: only LOG per yard resi vslus
seysnty-nve piece. Of Plaad and Striped vaiecsa
Cloth. IN superb P.ttsrns for drssss~ st be rd;
Tsres hundred dozen Of childrens Bibba
$50 dozen kmbossed Linen st lzsc. worth %.
$50 dosen Pique, at &C.. worth l5
We have received our fall stock Of Corduroy. n IN
We could write for hours specify eli the different
o'lx'' Cow iu Asp : po1 WILL BE SATISFIED
OUR ONE PRICE SYSTEM ALWAYs IN TuncR
LANsBUR6H 4 BRO
su30 gro 42x. 424 A36 7thsi N.w.
EokREsT DODGE COAL MERCHANT.
Il Wholesale and BssaiL
Anthrsctts Coel Of AZ kinds constantly on hand
oEokGEs CkEEK CUMBERLANb COAL
saved and split Wood 70 Order
Yard and Once S0oe wster 81 hrsnch omca 121A
Slst O topposats fost-ofncel West washhgsoA
Islsphoos-Yssa es4-2: Brunch oAos. sss-&
III. ID. Ban.
InfoRTKR AND TAILOR
- ,ns honor 70 inform goa thss hs NEW ooops
~ sAkk PsEsssa,'y as sns.rDsas nsasia ~
1lll PxxxsYlvAyIA AyE
GEzrs Sums SoounrD
AND PkRssKD FoR o.
ooees SOC Psn,A 25c.: vesA 2sn nsg1ng -
Repairing ecoe = oest Qarnsr: oooo ceAAeo soe -
e''''~sd 1s''sh'si ~ Hi Iii. 7os sA AN.
s.e4n - s5 ). oAvS .. SS6sA
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ExCunnoD 10 CoLuxBrs. 0HIo.-Ths Baltimore
and ONO r r. Co. will sell excursion tickets 70
Columbus, Ohio. for all trains september q, g D,
and 10. good Tor return passage until September
Il, ipcld1lye The rate from Washington Will be
S12z6-AduG
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Gloom I'm JacksOmvIlIe.
TEN DEATHS IRON THE FEVER YESTERDAY AN,
PUKTY-sIX NEW CASES IMPORTED

TEN DEATHS FROM THE FEVER YESTERDAY AND
FoKrY-sIx NEW CASES RRPoRTED.
Yesterday was the worst day yet OF the yellow.
fever epidemic In Jacksonville. Ten deaths were
reported In the twenty-four hours up TO 8 O'Clock
last night and there were forty six new cases Dr.
Neal Mitchell stated that some OF the deaths were
due to the fact that skilled nurses were not to be
had. In consequence OF this statement the board
OF health was authorized to send to New Orleans
for as many nurses as are needed, who can have
recommendations from the president OF the state
board OF health, the executive committee TO pay
the charges
There Is a very gloomy feeling in Jacksonville.
and the bitterness al the policy that has shut
women and Children In, VINO could have been sent
70 places OF safety two weeks ago, had q consist
ent and well-ordered plan been adopted Il intense
The committee appointed to prepare q statement
OF facts looking To making charges against sur.
geon-General Hamilton Will report within TWO or
three days.
Contributions Of 81. 600 each were yesterday re.
ceived from H. W. Flagler. Of the Standard on
Co., and the Savannah Benevolent Association
Montgomery. Ala, sent $500
Charles II. Brigham, OF New York, who has had
the yellow fever, arrived In Richmond yesterday
from Florida. He complained OF the way In which
the quarantine camp NJ Way Cross, Ca, Is con-
Quoted. He says that the tents are leaky and
that negroes ana whites are huddled together IN
them and at meals.
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CITY AND DISTRICT

3 eyesight suited. 81. Hempler's. Av.cor. AZ
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MANY PERISH IN TIE CUBAN CYcLoNI-Tuesdays
cyclone was terribly destructive In Cuba The gun
stream and nine OF her crew, Including the COM
m man were drowned Advices from sagua are
Snss NY persons lost their lives there, while the
CITY, 70 vessels IN the harbor and to the wharyes
Is very great The village OF Pueblo Nueyo. IN the
ne'Snoofnooo oi cagua, Is literally wiped out.
NJ De Lesseps read paper Wednesday at the
meeting OF the British Association at Bath. In il
Canal would be completed by 1880. ~AA''
Inc new steamer City OF New York which was
70 have sailed from Queenstown yesterday for
machinery. "eA
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Tue NAMES OFflCEk BLOCK Has on HIS LIST.
The secondhand dealers throughout the city d.
not approve Of the appointment OF oficer Block as
inspector OF pawn shops and secondhand stores
since his appointment TO the position he has visited
every such place Of business In the District, and
Is now endeavoring TO force the unlicensed places
20 take out licenses, so that their business will be
under the supervision OF the police enabling them
70 Know what goods are received. In that way
they can recover much stolen property. Many OF
the dealers Claim that they do not purchase their
goods In this city, and consequently are not within
tne requirements OF the police regulations. Omcer
BLOCK mas, however, determined to bring some OF
these cases into court ana has sworn out warrants
censed Junk dealers: Max Jelawitz, Henry Loudly,
John y. Gates, Abraham Sippman, Isaac SEMEN
perg, kopel RoSenoerg. Isaac Levy, jacob Levy,
jacob Gold5tein, Frank NJ. Goldsmith, solomon
Friedman. Isaac Friedman, Abraham SlomoerR'
Mox Roginsky, Emile Roth. T. c. Merry, b :. NC
Clellan, Joseph Bilman, julius ShoentnaI BENZ
Schiller, jacob Levy, julius Cohen, Phinp Conen,
Henry Rosenberg. bernard Robertson, solomon
Rosenthal, Moses BERN n. Abraham W alsky, S9io-
mon Cohen, and Aaron Conen.
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A Vigorous Protest Against the Bunk.
uns Anti.Chinese Bill.
To the Editor Of Tn EyENIN1 STAR:


WASHINGTON, DC, Sept 8, 1888
In the name OF God, the common Father OF US
all; in the name OF humanity and the brotherhood
OF man: in the name OF this "land OF the free and
home OF the brave" and In the name OF common
decency, wish to raise my humble voice In earn
est protest against the unmanly, un-Alnerican and
indecent manner in which our Representatives
and Senators are rushing over each other head
foremost In order to pass this latest and most in
famous anti-Chinese bill, which violates solemn
treaty under which Cinnamon have come to this
country, and which denies their right to return,
while they hold in their hands certificates author
iZing their return granted them by this Govern
ment. TO what a sorry pass have we come In this
noble land, that such legislation (solely for polit
cal effect and the securing OF votes) can be rail-
roaded through In a few hours, and not one SOIL
tary man in either house OF Congress Is man
enough TO rise In his place and oppose 1t and ex-
pose the SaallOwneSS Of the whole thing. II poll
tics and the desire to gain votes In a heated cam
paign Is 10 have the effect OF binding our legisa-
tors to all sense OF right and justice toward other
nations, IL Is time some one called halt. Were
this the time and place might indulge In q few
further remarks and comparisons on this tmmi-
grafton question, but your space is too valuable
and will forbear But hang my head in shame
at the spectacle on the Hill. From making q
Chinese Record" good Lord deliver US!
II. o. HALL,
supt. of the Chinese s. s., Metropolitan M. E.
Church.
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Boys. will You Help Usr

0VybS VIII IOU 1AcIp UT
We want every man, woman, and child in the
District to become acquainted with "HahD's Great
Monument School Shoe" 10000 high flyer kites
bearing this name will be given away to our little
friends as the surest way to accomplish this re-
suit VIM. Hahn CO. IS Reliable Shoe House. S16
7th ST., 1922 Pa. ave-, 231 Pa. ave. Se 1
International Exhibition, Newcastle,
1857.
Colgate Co.'S Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap
and handkerchief perfume received first awards.
tu,f-2w
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For DREss-Hahn's Child's Patent Tip "Daisy
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Fruit Jars.

Fruit Jars.
Quarts 75c; half gallon. 81 per dozen, at
j. W. SCHAEFER & Bros
6 1920 18th street northwest
Elegant Machines only SO, Warranted,
at FUNK's Sewing Machine Agency, 7th and o.
Se5,7,S
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Hahn's Misses and Boys 75c. Solid school
Shoe. S16 7th ST., 1922 Pa. ave-, 231 Pa ave. Sc.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

500 ISIS fsas st q st ar e. Tor
ss .s NO NJ loo iesa III b. 81 NV =. Tor
III III GS INV 3 sis :s NV
l3Ss {. NV i isG g., 8 nv
iISS :: st nv. d. g ~ ~ as Is g g
III Ma ave- ae iIf lass f.srSs F.. as %
sS dssh ST. Mr. S 100 si Ma g
22l I. Cap. ST.. llr 80. 20 400 boundary nw1r %
lsis Cor St 500 soandary, s Sr s. s.
Siss nv AT i isss g 8. n :; Or Or ! g
s4es f.s 81 ne
t 4 "a 7rsst GO a asS2 st nw Or. IS 90
81 ST. y. g 81 nv
454 II st W.. sr.. $3.50 II Defrees ST. Or. 1857
iSae Ia. q P .s$5S 10 st nv Ave. o5 80
l720 Sth St w Or 30 55 Gil 2th st. W, 7r Is 30
sci b 4. WARNER CO. s1e n s,nw.
LOR RENT-FURNIsHED. csc. To A CAREFUL
u tenant bright pleasant HOUSE much more desirs-
bic than .nsts, for small family; herdic. pass the
li2o ism St nw store and dwelling.
1905 Kns,nsn Pace lace. sf mi
795 9 9,h 81. w. 16
i've Loan 50 - w. A'' TH0s. j. MYERS
se3-et. io2i 9th ST. NV.
TOR RENT-AsToNIsHINGLY Low RENT;
brick near Pension once bath furnace, Sc pass
door. 205 q ST. NV. se3-1w
EOR RENT-FOUR-sTORY BRICK. ALL MODERN
Pa ave. se3-lw
Il and basement bay window brick; rooms, bath.
coal v.1, and co5yenisnces price $50 per monte In
TyOR RENT-THREE HANDSOME NEW HOUSES,
~ l32s, 1890; and 1882 9Th St n: w. all modern
Improvements and convenience: each 10 rooms and
FRANK II BROWNING. 4i6 5th st NV au4-2m
,ss ssS e 5s :, g s 3 =.
aus Inn GEEkA SSU IN sH Al laos St 10
EoR RENT-14O7. l4O9 14ll BOTH ST. (NEwl;
pesssssi on October l. 1855 Apply to l+S3 Soth
NOR RENT-FURNIsHED-2Ol ST. N. W..
peFy p asiSte psr house az HSdsrR
1920 st. au29-2w
EOR RENT-BY R. o. HOLMAN. REAL Es-
Il tate and Insurance Broker. 10th and SITS NV.
HOUSES.
M :. Il nx s is' st IE
I2;s2 l4tn St NV Tor. go 2222 St: go
Sls Ya,h t St NV Tor go s45 Bcsnda Ss St
Tar Ss TN St 1w
i !sa7 st. t9r 90 90 9g ss gst 6 il s5
1852 9Th st Il W. g 1852 %SIie ST. ~eiof
5i9 IAN St w. i2r 50 4S4 kiehardsOn II SO SO
az ss 5fal III. st $. hS shop
1923 u st. NV. Or &s're.45l
OFFICES.
o41 F st. ID floor. D front 937 F St. I'd floor $50
rs, heated by steam. 100 Y39 St I'd floor, ir
941 F. Sd floor. front 939 ST.. I'd floor lrm )
heated by steam 1888 47QLa ave-, from 10 70 20
Elegant rooms in sun 625 La ave-, Sd door. 10
Building, "freproof, ele- 5l3 It'll st, Pr
vators heated by steam. 5l3 It'll St, 3r 20
from $50 to &10O each. 409 l35s ST. n w.. hall 20
7l9 1lth ST. NV Pr. .|o 1911 St NV, 1r )
STORES
nssRssst pc. ::sss ISs 5 e.
lT0l Pa store. 1Z5 eth alb Pa av store
se3 X. o. HOFFMAN. 10th and sts NV.
DOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
M LOB ~; ST. M l05 dIgs Union p 81: 8 SO
200 St n. W.. Sr so Once rooms 1907 8 -25
1913 St NV. IT.. 80 Barber shop cor. 18th
digs Union sw Or. ID
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
aulo-lm 1907 ST. NV.
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Notice 10 Campaign Clubs.
8. W. Augenstein, S17, $40, and S21 18th st. n. w.,
Is prepared to furnish torches OF every descr pton
to clubs at snort notice.
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The MANAGERS or THE INDUSTRIAL ScHooI.-A
meeting OF the board OF managers OF the INDUSTRIAL
Home school was held last evening at the rest
dence OF Judge Dent, West Washington. Prot b.
7. Janney was elected treasurer, TO NIL the va
cancy occasioned by the death OF MI. W. W. Cur.
tbs. Resolutions were adopted bearing Testimony
TO the zeal, fidelity and benevolence or Mr. Curtis
and expressive OF the loss which the institution
has sustained by his death. Judge Dent and MT
Lewis Abraham made appropriate remarks
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The Bicycle Races.
WASHINGTON wHEELNEN FAIL TO WIN AT BUFFALO
YESTERDAY


At the bicycle races in Buffalo yesterday Wash
ington wheemen took part In three. p. s. Brown
started in the first race for the Smile amateur
bicycle L A. W. championship, and secured nth
place; Windle, OF Mnlsbury, Mass, winning In
e:27. Crst was third in the emile amateur Rover
race, H. K Davis OF Cambridge, Mass. being the
winner in $50 LIS. Crist and Brown were third
In the half mile amateur tandem bicycle race won
0y A. C. and W. d. Banker, OF Pttsburg, their time
being 1 :26 2-5.
In the second heat OF the ive-mile professional
bicycle race for the worlds championship, Temple
finished half length ahead OF Rowe, but the
latter was crowded TO the fence by Temple The
time was lS:43 10. A. c. Banker, OF Pittsburg
won the fve-mlle amateur race, l6-minute class
ln IL 30. Croker and Nelson won the mile pro,
fessional tandem handicap In 2:5s 3-5, starting
scratch. Windle was first In the mile amateur
bicycle race, In 3:05; Wilhelm, OF Reading second
In the nve-nlle professional rover handicap.
Aiard won In 17:51 is. a foot ahead OF Lee Win,
ship was first in the two-Inile handicap: time
6:c9 30. Jack Lee won the three-Inile PROBES,
sonal tricycle. race in II 07 3-5 leading Aliard by
10 feet. The mile amateur bicycle race for the
championship OF Buffalo, was won by j. B. MiIley.
In - LIS.
In the first race NcCune, Van Sicklen and Kings
land Tell together. Van Sicklen being badly hurt.
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