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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-29
ANACOSTIA.

THE DOUGLASS HALL QUEsrIoN-The meet
ing at Douglass hall last night to consider the
matter OF securing the revocation of the order
refusing permits for future entertainments in
the building was well attended between 9 and
10 o'clock and the subject discussed at con-
siderable length. Among those present was
Rev O. d. Robinson Of Mt. Zion church. A
committee. consisting of Rev. Robinson. Thos.
Green Richard Berry, G. W. Davis and David
simpson, was appointed to wait on the Commits
sloners and report at meeting to be held at
the same place next Monday evening. at which
time protective association will be formed to
preserve order in the settlement and especially
at the public meetings.
growth of population in this part of the Dis
trict is well shown by the school houses now
being erected at Hillsdale. Good Hope and
Benning. They are expected to be in readiness
for the new school year. At Benning the old
building is also being raised one story and
here In Anacostia four new rooms have been
engaged to accommodate the little folks till
the school house can be enlarged for which
recommendations have already been made.
The NEW PosTMAsTER.-Mr. Geo. F. Pyles
received his post Office commission yesterday
and Is hustllng to get quarters fitted up in his
shoe store in readiness to receive the office the
first Of September. As it necessitates extern
sive changes in his grocery store also the
transfer OF the Office may be delayed week or
two yet.
in Bryan's grove last night, and the ladies made
it decided success, disposing of a good deal
OF their dainty needlework In addition to re-
freshments.-Dr. and Mrs. A. NJ Green who
have been travelling over Virginia in their car
riage several days. are now near Martinsburg
where the doctor was taken sick and is not at
present in condition to return.-Dr. R. A.
Pyles moved yesterday into his very elegant
and commodious new house on Monroe street.
Mrs. J. r. Pursen is very low at her home
on Monroe street and Navy avenue-Mrs
A. Il. Thornette left yesterday fer Colonial
Beach to spend few weeks for her health
Mr.. W: n. Rose, ST., is quite low.-Sergt
McCathran Is on duty today. after little more
than months absence with sickness.
zoo people from this village are attending the
River View tournament to-day.-Mrs. j. s.
Mclean and Mrs. II. N. Tolson returned yes
terday from a weeks visit at Washington
Grove.--Miss Alice Anderson leaves today on
short visit to Linden, va.-Rev. w. G.
Davenport and wife returned from trip to the
seashore yesterday. Mr.. Davenport will re-
sumo services at Emanuel church on Sunday.
--Rev. Mr.. Mckee, assistant rector of st
Johns church, Washington, and former rector
| OF Emanuel church in this village, and family
were the guests Of Mr.. Watson Karr yester-
day.--Mrs. ]. H. Shannon has returned from a
visit with relatives in Prince Georges county,
Md.
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From Colonial Beach,

Correspond nce Of The EVENING STAR
COLONIAL BEACH. August "a.
Everybody seems to be enjoying themselves
at this resort, which 8 growing in popularity.
Dances and entertainments are Of almost
nightly occurrence at the hotel and cottages
Many Of the guests from Washington possess
considerable dramatic talent aud they are
always ready to help with Rotations and music.
Last evening Miss Elsie Moore gave a cream
and cake entertainment at the Wilson cottag
for the benefit of the Colonial Beach chapel"
The Misses Elsie aud Olivia Moore, Eta Wilson.
Jennie doltzmau Of p street. May Gentzler.
Danny Gentzler and Jessie Bagley assisted in
making il success
Mrs. Gruelle of street is at the Westmore-
land and will return next week Mrs. Jennie
Moore and daughters leave Friday morning
They have been here three weeks
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee Eave been fled as follows.
Charles Gordon to John strathers, pit. Sheriff
farm; 500. S. d. Webb to NJ. V. Webb. sub
30, 50. $50; -. n. Horrigan to John II.
Bundy. lots Al and AZ. blk. 6, Ivy City; s4OO.
Margareth May TO John Il. Bundy, lot AZ. do.
goo: Harry J. DAILY to II. Murray. lots los and
ios W: ID. s sub. Mt Pleasant; e. Eliza
d u 5 sub, do; S225. Mary F.. lead to VIM.
3 Brown, lot 8. blk. 10. Bloomingdale. John
d. Walter 70 J. b. Williamson. lot /, 50. 1858
g. ;. i. Thomas ct al, trustees. to r. L.
simpson. PIT. lots and 2. 50. 545; 81 $50. Z.
l. simpson to Mary Ann Connolly, same prop
erty; Sl.950. Anna T. German to Annie II.
woodruff. lots to 3, 50 to 81, blk. 8, Glen
dale; 9.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court to George T. Kellum and
Alice E. Kraft; Harold Benedict of Orange
county. N Y, and Grace v. Howell; James F.
Brown and Cora A. Hutchinson; Charles Taylor
and Mary Carter; Alfred A. Adams and Mary
ID. Albright; Robert Cross and Lizzie Logan;
Theodore E. Davis and Mary Croswell Kelly.
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SHOT BY HIS FRIEND.
Serious Result of joke with q Loaded
Pistol.
YOUNG CoLoRED MAN PERHAPS FATALLY IN
JURED-HIs FRIEND POINTED REVOLVER AT
HIM IN FUN-HE DID NOT KNOW THAT IT WAS
LOADED.


Geo. T. Moore, Q young colored man who
lives with his parents at No. IL Goat alley is
held at the second precinct station on charge
of assault and battery. pistol is the weapon
used, although the police believe Moore's state
ment that the shooting was accidental and that
he didn't know it was loaded"
The victim of the pistol is young colored
man named Jacob Brooks. Both young men
have good regulations. Brooks has been occu-
plying a room in Mrs. Moore's house and he
and George roomed together. Yesterday
afternoon the young men were in their room
getting ready to 60 out somewhere. Moore
was getting ready to shave and he requested
Brooks to hand him the shaving cup.
mo won't, said Brooks, good naturally.
LEvELED THE PISTOL AT HIM.
Moore then picked up the old pistol and
pointed it at Brooks, pretending he was going
to shoot him or make him comply with his re-
quest and hand him the shaving mug.
Don't do that" shouted Brooks as Moore
pointed the weapon at him. 1T might 60 off,
he added.
Before Brooks could get out Of the way the
report OF the weapon rang through the alley
and Brooks fell to the floor with the bullet in
his head. The bullet entered the left side of
the nose and buried itself somewhere in the
head. Moore, at once realizing what he had
done. ran to his companions assistance A
physician was sent for, but Policeman Fox
who was attracted to the house by hearing the
report Of the pistol, arrived before the ply
stefan and bad the wounded man taken to
Providence hospital. Moore was placed under
arrest and taken to the station.
THE STATEMENTS OF the MEN,
His statement of the affair was substantially
as that given above. He said he had no idea
that the weapon was loaded No one, he said,
regretted the affair more than he did, because
be and Brooks were warm personal friends.
The injured man gave a similar version OF the
shooting. He told the officers that he and
Moore were good friends and the shooting was
purely accidental Brooks was in a critical
condition last night. The bullet, after enter
ing the nose, took an upward course and it is
thought lodged somewhere near the brain.
This morning the injured man was better.
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Next Weeks Amusemepts.

KERNANs THEATER.-The attraction at Ker-
mans next week will be Rose Hills English
Folly company in new version of the operate
burlesque PARTISAN Revels; or, Cupid's Capers"
The sale of seats commenced today.
HARRIS BIJoU.-Boucicault's After Dark"
will open the season at Harris Bijou theater
next Monday night. The play will be pre-
scented with strong company. including VIM.
A. Brady as Old Tom. In the concert hall
scene Bobby Gaylord will appear and Kelly and
Murphy will give fstic set-to. Seats now on
sale at the box office
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WATER IN THE CANAL.
A Sluggish Stream Flows I'm the George
town Level This Morning.

A sluggish stream Of water coursed its way
over the dlth-eovered bed of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal this morning. There was in
sufficient height and force in the flow of water
to flush the canal bed properly, yet it is hoped
that when the water is allowed to fill the canal
TO the height OF i've or six feet it will be sufi-
eient to wash out any feyer-breeding debris and
the rank growth Of weeds. 1t is quite likely
that the mills will be supplied with water to-
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CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Mr.. Hiram J. Shirley, who has been travelling
through Europe the past two months in the
interest OF Messrs. Woodward d Lashrop, has
returned. after having made extensive purchases
Tor that firm.
William Lee, a wagon driver. was slightly
injured in a runaway accident at 9th and Z
streets this morning.
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The extensive smelling works, located on the
river bank near Tonawanda, NY, which have
were put in operation yesterday by their new
owners-the Tonawanda iron and steel COM
pany. The capacity Of the works II 100 to $50
tons Of pig iron per day.
Jake Kilrsin. the pugilist, returned to his
home in Baltimore nom the south last even
ing.
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MorHras Who Low

their children, who take pride In their beauty. purity
and health. and in bestowins upon them . child's
greatest Inheritance. akin without blemish. and
body nouatshed By blood should not fail to make
trial Of the CUTlCURA REMEDIES. the purslt best
scalp and blood
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Geo. Iseman has bought Of Anton Gloetzner,
for $7,4OO. sub 50. 50. 342, II feet 4 inches by
"a feet on west side of 10th street between K
and Massachusetts avenue northwest
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SonK GENUINE BARoArSa.

Baby shoes fer Is cents pair.
GhildTen's school shoes 73 cents, worth q q
Ladies' kid button at 70 cent?, worth 81. so.
Ladies' dongola button at eliza, worth e.
Mems calf button, lace or congress, 81. %,
equal 70 any 50 shoes in the city.
Mems English Walksnfast, hand sewsd a.. "a.
regular price 81.
full line Of fns shoes equally az low.
FAMILY SHoH STORE,
$40 7th st NV
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The Black Diamond Again After Sea

The Black Diamond Again After Seals.
A special to the New York Haod from VIC
toria, d. c., says: The Black Diamond left
here this morning ostensibly on trip up the
coast to reft, but have it on the best of Infor-
nation that she is really off on sealing cruise
into Behring sea. The owners believe they
have perfectly legal right to hunt seal in
Behring sea. This action shows what the popu-
lar feeling is here in regard to the United
States jurisdiction in Behring sea and her
power or her policy to enforce it.
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PRIZE RIB BOASTS. 15c.; good roast 10c; sir
loin steak, 10; porterhouse, Is, tenderloin, 20;
round. 1215; soup, . to Sc; corned. 5 to loo.
WIN. II. HooyEB. Hills Center market.
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A Mass OF GLITTERINo GEMS. comprising
Gas, 900 worth of unset diamonds, are on exhi-
bition in r. Harris 4 Co.'S show window. 432
7th street. These have just been imported by
the nrm and prospective purchasers can save
rs per cent by buving now.
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CITY ITEMS.

Sugar. Sugar. Sugar.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN SUGARS
Housekeepers,
Attention.
Now is the time to buy for preserving, &c.
Look to your interest and beware OF Mush-
room Concerns and Imitators. We are the
pioneers in the business and the only importers
dealing direct with the consumer.
You can save from 20 TO 80 per cent by buy
ing you Teas. Coffees, Sugars, Baking Powder,
Condensed Milk, &C., from
IHE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
5Ol and sos 9TH St, 1870 l4th st. NV,
3l04 Nj ST., Georgetown, ID. c.
20 stores in the United States.
Granulated, SIC.
Standard A, Sc.
White Extra C, 7xe.
Extra G, &c.
Block Sugar, &c.
Powdered, &C.
Buy your
Sugars, Teas and Coffees
direct from us.
We give Checks with every IS cents worth of
Tea, Coffee and Baking Powder and Milk.
Now is the time to buy. Do not forget the
stores and branches. Read this advertisement
carefully; there is money in il for every house
keeper in Washington and suburbs.
We make specially Of Tea and Coffee, and
guarantee to furnish you with better Coffee and
Teas than can be obtained elsewhere for the
same money!
We particularly recommend our Java and
Mocha Coffee at SOC. per pound; also our fine
Teas at 40c., Soc. Coo, soc. and 81 per pound
:. Our Coffee at 25c. per pound will make de-
lightful drink. Splendid Mixed Tea at SOC. per
pound Our own brand OF Tnea-Nectar Tea at
ooc per pound will equal any u per pound Tea
to be had elsewhere.
Dining Rooms. Cafes and others using Coffee
and Tea in quantities can get fine goods at low
prices from US.
We have conclndad in ordar 20 ;ntrodnca
and at the same time push our excellent Baking
POWDERS and ihea-Nectar Teas, to give either q
handsome Plate or a beautiful Cup and Saucer.
we wili also give an elegant Pitcher, useful
Whisk-broom Holder, Knife Box, Wash Basin,
handsome Combination Comb and Brush
Hoider, with Mirror, and different articles too
numerous to mention, to every purchaser who
buys pound of either our Infallible Baking
Powders or Thea-Nectar Teas.
Remember our stores: sos 9TH street north
west, 1870 l4th street. or Georgetown branch,
3lO4 NJ street. We have also branches in all
given the strictest attention.
Give US a call and be convinced.
au2s-3t NEWTON Ii. BOWMAN, Manager.
Housekeepers, Attention.! Bring your or
ders for Groceries the first of the month to u.s.
The finest Teas and Coffees in the CITY, with
formulated Sugar way down in price. Nj. d.
z. MErzGER, the live grocerymen, AIT 7th ST.
Opening of the Capitol Emporium,
On Capitol Hill, $50 Pa. ave. s.e.. Saturday,
August 81. with New and Large Stock of Dry
and Fancy Goods. Ladies' and Gents Furnish
Ings, Corsets, Hosiery, Jerseys and Ready made
Dresses and Underwear for Ladies, Misses and
Children. DC, DC. To make this store popular,
we will offer Extraordinary Bargains for the
Opening Week. We solicit a call Rich Goods
Tor Poor Prices. CAPITOL EMPORIUM,
au2S-3t 639 Pa ave. Sc
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SEE The PRICES Of sugar at the Sugar House
In advertisement on 4th page.
]. Mel WEN. Manager. 731 7th.
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NoTIcx.-Norfolk oysters, New York Blue
Points, Shrewsbury Neck CLANS, large clans,
soft crabs, hard crabs; families and hotels sup
piled; wholesale and retail n. WHITE d Co.,
CPL ct NV
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Go TO p ". HESDERsoNs, lib street
northwest, for wall paper, window shades, room
holdings, hncrusta, walton, &c.
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ALL ARE Invited to inspect their improved
methods Of doing work. The rush still con-
tnues at the Umpire Garrett CLEANING WORKS,
6Sl-G35 Mass.aye. NV. Telephone 7S7-2
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BETTER THAN EvER-Our wsll-known, reliable
hne felt derbies at LEO and -. New styles and
staple shapes A. 7. LEWIS, ass 7th St
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AND VALUABLE PRESENTS.

CASH BAReA1ss
AND VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HENRIETTAS. CASHMERES, BROADCLOTHs,
BLANKETS. BID COMFORTS. SILKS, NELVE rs
CANTON tLANNELs. sHEETlNG ooTTONs. and
Immense Assortment of DRY GOODS at the very
CARRIERS. Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE, MAR 7TH ST
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select Of the following presents with purchase
Of e.: Apar Of Largesize Fine Danssk fowcla worth
40 cts; a Hsif-dozen Zine Dauiask Napkins. worth
Toe; Pair Of Sill Embroidered glove fitting CorseSa
HESt.iElTA CASHMERES. nearly yard aud 4
hall wide all pure line WOOL in all coIors heal cash
value Zoe. Price reduced ~ 5Oc.
FRUIT OF THE LOON COTTON, yard wide. S}<c.
BLACK SURAH SILKS. excellent Quality Soc
lONSDAI4E CAMBklC, hnest quality, 10c
Immense Assortment Of BLANhEls. Cash bar
gains. S2.ov. 81, x3. 1o. "a. t4.5o. x5.
ROYAL FRENCH SEh0E, all colors. wide double
width. All pure hne wool Real value Doc Pr1ce 70.
.LADIIs GRoADcLorH. one yard ana s-ha,f vsde.
al pIrc nns VOL, al colors- Only 81.
MORE SILKS. so. 90, CSC.
SULOhkD SILK RLUSHES, Use, 81.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select one Of the following presents with spurchao
q elO or mQre. a Lxrge-slze Handsome Br1dnl
Quilt, worth 81. so; Dozen Zine Dun4ask Napkina
yorth el-So or tye psan of LAzss-siss Iins Dsnasf
80 CREDIT. bus tSs v~y lowest psssss ssr s.aA
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Go TO WIN. q. Hoover. Hills Center mar
ket. fo- fresh and salt meat; corned beef p
upecialry
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To ATLANTIC CrTr Foa es.-Saturday, An
gnst 81. Excursion tickets valid until Monday,
returning by regular trains. Special train
leaves Baltimore and Potomac station nm
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iHiSK OF TEE RATE AND SNILE.-Three dol
lars to Atlantic City and return by fast special
train Of parlor cars aud day coaches Tickets
valid for return by regular trains Of Sunday or
Monday. The Pennsylvania railroad Is doing
this.-AdcG
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Opening of the Capitol Emporium.
&c. "Hoy" Cigar! Sales 1000, 900 a MONTH

ga Benefit From Cards.
All Cards packed in lone Of the Finest" or
Zone of the Bravest' Smoking and Chewing
Tobaccos are redeemed as follows: 100, with
Pocket Knife or Pocket Book; 200, with the u
Illustrated Book, offenders and Defenders"
400, with a Gilt-handle Silk Umbrella; 500.
with a Pair of Bronzes, 'Bravest;" 600. with a
Handsome Bronze Parlor Clock Is inches high
For sale everywhere, price SC. d. BUcHNER
d Co., 1873 Mulberry ST.. NY. aul5-eo6t
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WOOD AND COAL

l. OhhLsI DODGE
II COAL. COKE AND WOOD OF ALL KINDA
FAMILY COAL A SPECIALITY
Best quality Georges Greek Cumberland Coal for
steam purposes,
Office, 1914 3lst st Telephone, 1862.
Yard aud Wharf. 30US Water St Telephone Qsl-2
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The PALACE KISe FURNACE burns little and
heats much HAYWARD HUTCHINSON.
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Go on FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING to
Marshall Hall excursion. See advertisement
Adu1
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THE COURTS.
PnosArx Cougr-Judqe Brodey

FRUBATk OoUEf-Judge bfddfy
Today-Estate of Arthur Shaft; receipt of
distribution fled Estate of Fannie p. Lee:
issues withdrawn and viii admitted to probate;
letters issued to A. J. Donaldson; bond S3. 500.
In re Henry II. Hazen; d. H. HAGEN appointed
guardian. In re orphans Of Dennis Collins. de-
ceased; second account Of guardian approved
and passed.
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WALL PAPERS, House and Fresco Painting.
p. HANSON HISS MIRO Co., 1910 st. NV.
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The BRowN-SEorAIp ELIXIR" OF LrrE ap-
pears to be a dismal failure and q dangerous
drug. Not so with "Bromodine Powders, -
which are an infallible remedy for the head
sehe from any cause. All drst-class druggists
sell them at Is cents per box Of six doses.-
Adrl
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL HIoHr An FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Delaware, fair. ne change In temperature;
nsrthsrly winds. becoming variable.
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PARLoR CARS TO ATLANTIC CRY via Pennsyl-
vania railroads three-dollar excursion to At
lantic City on Saturday. Read the advertise
ment for particulars.
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IUY Your Coal, Coke and Wood from JoHN-
cen LRoIHERs, the leading trim In the Dis
frIct
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SEA SIDE SOLDIERS.
Good Times Of the w. L. I. ct Atlantic
City.

THE FAVORABLE IMPRESSION MADE BIZ THE WASH
INoToS BoYs-sTRIcr DISCIPLINE ENFoRckD-
HOW Nh. LoxFYIxB WAS HELD uP-NoTxs OF
THE CAMP.
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&c. "Hoy" Cigar! All Havana and


Ask Your Grocer for
Johnston's Dry-roast
COFFEE.
Do not be deceived by Tough Glazed Coffees
Be sure you get the Crisp Dry Roast.
au2lJm JOHNSTON Bros. 4 Co.
Buy Your Sugar from the Sugar House,
731 9TH. See prices in advertisement, 4th page.
au17-lm j. MCILvEEN, Manager.
Washington Safe Deposit Co., GIG Pa.
ave. Safes rented; 50 per year. myi-4m
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&c Hoy" CIGAR! Havana Delicious Fragrant!
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how TWO CAMS WIRE LoeT-pIsAsrRoUs End
ING OF TEE TouR-THE INDIVIDUAL PLAYING
OF THE HOME TKAM-rHE REcoRD-BALL
NOTES.
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$500

$500 $500 $500
The Queen Of American Watering Rs.ort>
Special Train Excursion 10
ATLANTIC cITy
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81
Special train Of nrst-clAss coaches and parlor ca.
viii leave eth street station at 4 pm. SATURDAY.
August 81. arriving Atlantic City 10 PM; 30 min
utes VIII be allowed for supper at Broad street station
PhladeiphiA After which passengers vail be trans
ferred to Market street wharf.
The tickets will be good 70 return on Sunday ana
Monday following on all trains su2s 81
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ASSOCIATION GANES.

At st. Louis-St. Louis, Q; Kansas City, 8;
eight innings, darkness At Coumbus-Ath-
lstcs, 8; Columbus, l. At Batimore-Balti-
more. 8; Brooklyn, 8. At Cincinnati-Cincin-
natl, 8; Louisville, 4.
THE RACE FOR THE PENNANT.
The following are the records Of the two big
ORGANIZATIONS:
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Sales Of Real Estate.

COLONIAL BEACH Friday and Saturday. Fare
Is cents.-AdUt
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Housekeepers, Attention! Bring your or
ders for Groceries the first of the month to u.s.
The finest Teas and Coffees in the city, with
Granulated Sugar way down in price. NJ d.
p. METzGER, the live grocerymen, AIT 7th St