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THE EVENING STAR ia a PAPER
OF TO-DAY, not Of YESTERDAY nor
OF LAST WEEK. IL prints ALL THE
NEWS, Local, Domestic and FOREIGN.
LONG IN ADVANCE OF THE MORN
ING PAPERS.
This 10 conspicuousIy true of all classes
Of news, but especially so I'm regard to
Local News and District Affairs.
THE STAR has a very much LARGER
and BETTER force Of LOCAL RE.
PORTERS and SPECIAL WRITERS
than any other paper I'm Washington
ever thought Of employing, and ITS
MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND
PRINTING FACILITIES ARE MORE
THAN THREE TIMES AS POWER
Full AND RAPID AS THOSE OF ANY
OTHER WASHINGTON PAPER. II is
therefore able to print each day q fun
report of every transaction Of public In.
terest occurring In the District up to
the very hour Of going to prcss.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE
l. STORY BRICK DWEIL1NG HOUSE, NO. Sl0 @
STREET SOUTHWEST

BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust. dated the 4th
a6sr No. ilSS f0iS z2l e. seq, one q the land
request OF the holder d the note thereby secured we
VIII sell q public auction, " front q The premises,
20 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY the Thirty.
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. A. D. 1888. at FIVE
situate in the city Of Wa:hnston II ..id District and
Barker And others recorded subdivision OF
part OF SQUARE NUMBERED four hundred and
in the ONCE of The surveyor, In book
No 10, page 81 The said lot ID improved by nearly
new three-story brick dwelling house with the usual
modern conveniences
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase in cash on
the day o. SALE or within ten days and the
balance IN two equal instaments payable IN one and
two years after date Of SALE with interest
1t the rate Of six cent per from sad date
and secured b. ihrst deed Of trust on the properly
sold or all Of the purchase money may be paid In cash
within ten days after the day q sala All conveysnc
Of slO0 viii be required when the properly is so0
terms Of sale not complied with within ten days
AFTER the day Of sale the Trustees the right 70
resell the property ut the cost and rsk Of the dsau
sYLVEsTER b. BOARMANI -
~ WILLIAM W. B0AkMAN. : Arussees.
GEORGE w. STICKNEY. Auct. su2O-dkds
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In conclusion, the public should bear
In mind this one significant fact: THE
STAR does not rely upon empty boasts
to impress the public. ITS ClRCULA.
TION Is SWORN TO; its PRESS
ROOM is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC;
and its BOOKS MAY BE INSPECTED
examination. These are CRUCIAL
TESTS, which few papers invite, and
which those that boast most are least
able to stand.
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RAILROADS.
BAIrrMoRE AND Ono Ramon

DALrIM sHsss5a,!A \ ID. O IN, RAILRoAn
LsAvs Warrington ron station corner o. New J.r.y
cae.se ana ys SS1sl sas s s:ssss
s easian. 10 81 s Is s1gr: ssa
ans !. ma 6sr grs eli v..busd Limited
For NSsshs assr.s saa s .5s to
on main line. cypress daily except Monday. at 3:55
tor Le1inston and Local Stations tlo .3oam
* SoLAy ' 1900 am, tlo;SO Am. $500 m
Far sa.i.n,nOrs ~.ei days 100 $780, SAC. 7;2a
stii;s%inqIss :. so O. mi s.
20 $50. $50 80 snn sS e N a4 ssDaa. S
2sS SD Zoo. sso - sos st'i io!so and
sSs S s sss $50 ss,-ssn y.fSl9ssp .9s s.
diS ~ P IN "a sundays $3.50 a m. t:i5 3:2s. ASA
a5sP s s's d s.~e5s fog ysss
HS an ph,n I. zoo 200. o5 as minpie.l rs
Pm sd.y. $50 sec So So Ss YS .sS
$50 se 500 Sc IL io %l9u fci6 .sa
n ss5 p, S, sass trains leave and decs
= s1 BIDS SIS Gao and
.n aSf e An1p.poais :4o aud $3.50 am. l2lo 4:os
4 ssn say an. 80 ia SSO s1d
ej i6s p s 10 aand da So am
slx.--
i9:50 Am- :i5 pm, Tor principal stations only;
'ty:o3 M ~ 80 and rs 80 pm.
TOT rockville and way stations "A IS pm.
fVr therspurg and intermediate points % ;OOA
M, 1iZ;o 'o:o5. I'll 20 pm
For oboyas and intermediate stations, ~ 100 pm
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at LIS
Pm. stopping a. All s.uons on Metropoiitan branch
ro5 frsoericki ro.4o. flO3O am, rs ~, II 80 ~
"; s9hoAys.i 10 ana IS 80 pm
FOR Hagerstown. NO :30a m. and rs :3Op.m
lnlns arrive from Chicago daily IL :4S a. m. and
f:Oo Pei from Cincinnati and ~. Louis daily s SO
3 "a aud 90 pm. from Pttsburg 7:lU am. and
MN YOhK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
4;0O, 70 90 $50 :OO - 80, a 20 aud
.IO:50 pm. Buffet Parlor Cars ON al day trsi a
creeping Car on the 1880 pm, open at 300 y m
lie 20 p m. train does not stop al Elizabeth.
or Philsdelphis, Newark, Wilmington and Chester
Ivy, fs ;OO, $3.50. 'l2oo an. .2:3U 400. Il 90
,F For interinediate points between Baltimore and
fmIAdelphia, 10 an, - 80 and r. :30p.m
vi 10 sa's Ns9 aeES i.t nss "a s $50
~ 90 night.
TRAINS leave Philadelphia for Washington, .4:io,
.sJ5 ~; 40 am. II :35. AIS, '5:05. .5:43 and
For Atlantic City 400 and 9 80 In, 1900 noon
ma ~ m sunday 1 20 T. NJ, and 1 = 90 noon
for Long Branch and Ocean Grove - 90 Is 90 q
m. fl2:OU Moon; 50 80 IN.
opnoay ana Monday. 4 Kceit MO-day.
bsfHxse called for and checked from hotels aud
fesidences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left Al
ucket ofhces. 6lS and 1894 Pennsylvania avenue and
NDepot CHAS o. SCUL1- Gen Pass Ast
.. - opELi~ general Manaxer 1y25
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LAST DAY FOR THE SALE OF $500 EXCURSION
TICKETS TO ATLANTIC CITY. SEA ISLE CRY,
OCEAN GROVE, AND CAPE MAY.-The Pennsyl-
vania railroad company announces that Friday,
August 80, win be the last Friday this season
that they will sell excursion tickets from WASH
ington 70 Atlantic City, Cape May. Sea Isle
City, and Ocean City, at $500 for the round
trip, valid for the return on the Tuesday fol-
lowing. Our citizens should take advantage of
this last chance to visit these famous resorA at
such a small cost The season is the most de-
hghtful of the year, and the bathing is now at
its best-Adct.
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au2S-6r
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctio,eer.

EFFECTS OF A COAL YARD AT AUCTION, EN-
BkACING ABOUT SIXTY r Ms OF CHESTNUT
COAL. THREE GOOD WORK HORSES, FIVE
WAGON, FOUR SETS CART AND WAGON HAIR:
NESS, HAY CU1 lea, SUNDAY SMALL STABLE
!kTICLES, COAL SCALE. CAN BE SEN AT
YARD, CORNER OF TWELFTH AND c
On MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SECOND
1889. al N O'CLOCK shall sell, At the coal yard
10TH treet wharf, the contents, without re
serve. Messrs- Clarke & SOL, who retiring from
business represent the above stock be condi
ton.
Terms: Cash
au2S-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auct
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England's Drink for Thirty Years.

from the Licensed Victualers Gazette
An important document has just been issued,
showing the consumption from 1856 to 1888 OF
tea, coffee, cocoa, and chicory, of alcoholic
beverages. and Of tobacco, compared with the
increase OF population, an inspection of which
is, in our judgment. complete answer 70 all
the teetotal agitation of the day.
The non-alcohoic drinks-namely tea, cof-
fee, cocoa and chicory-have taken tremen-
dous leap upward, continually advancing, with
only some four fluctuations Of no great mo-
ment In 1856 the consumption was little
more than 100 O00. 900 pounds; in 1888 it rose
to about 247. 000, 900 pounds. The amount con-
doubled meanwhile. In 1856 it was 8. ga pounds;
in 1888 it was 6.58 pounds. The only consider
able decline was in 1861 and 1862. coincident
with decline in the consumption of wine and
spirits. This return does not include mineral
waters, the consumption of which is known to
be very large.
Turning to British and foreign spirits and
wine We observe that in 1856 the consumption
was 1.26 gallons per head; in 1876 il rose to
1.o3 gallons; but in 1888 it had fallen to 1929
gallons. or practically TO the same level of
thlrty-two years ago; But during the last
twenty years a gradual and steady diminuton
is observed. The liquor which has huctuated
the least Is our national beverage-beer. In
1856 1t was 226 gallons, in 1888 it stands at 26 8
gallons. and with no material ascent or descent
during the interval. Our population was set
down as $1,000, 0O0 in $50. and. moving regu-
Iarly, expanded by an unbroken series of as
cents to 3o,OO0,00 at which it stood in 1888.
There has been an increase during the same
period III the amount of beer consumed The
100000 barrels which quenched the national
thirst in 1856 rose finally TO about u. 500 900 in
1883, reaching the maximum of over 80. 900 900
III 1874, and thence descending in 1877 to some
thing very near the figures at which they finally
stand, appearances being in favor of a steady
increase
The main facts developed by the diagrams are
these: That the consumption of spirits is stead
lily decreasing. but that with respect to beer,
its position Is as firm as ever it was, and may
fairly anticipate an increase rather than a di-
minutIOn in its nae
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auc,ioneer.

NINE FINE YoUN3 DRAUaHT HORSES, ONE
GOOD DRIVING HORSE AND FOUR FINt
YOUNG MULES. BEING TIE PROPERTY OF
MESsks BECkWITH. QUACkENBUsH CO.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1889, AT
Ten O'CLOCK AN, at the stables OF Beckwith
Quackeubush q Co.. street between 2Sth and 2yth
streets northwest, ! will eel
Fine Young Draught Horses
line Young Mules
Fine Young Driving Horse
serve present having no further use for them
Terms cash THOMAS DOWNING
auSI-dts Auctiopeer
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Two Negro Editors Hanged.

Trainmen on the Alabama Great Southern
railroad train arriving at Birmingham, Ala,
last night reported that they saw the bodies of
two negroes hanging on trees near Meridian.
The trainmen were told in Meridian that two
OF the editors of the incendiary negro organ,
the Independent, who were driven out of Selma
last week, were caught Monday night, and it is
supposed that they were iyncbed. No particu-
lars were obtaipable.
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneera
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY AND BASE.
MENT BRICK DWELLING NO. 612 PENNSYL

Y
By virtue of deed OF trust duly recorded in Ljber
No 779 folio l92. one Of the Land Records for the
THIRD I l DAY OF sEPTEMBER. 4 D. Ss9, at HALF
the following described real estate situated in the
city Of Wasington District Of Columbia 70 wit: Lot
numbered tort al of Marcerou's Subdivision Of
lot lin Square numbered eight hundred and seventy
three 1873, together with all the mprovements ways
easements rights, privileges appurtenances and
Lereditaments ~ the same belonging in any wise
apPertainng. This Lot Is improved by two-story
east
Terms: One third CASH balance in and two years
notes to bear cent interest payable SENT snnu
ally from day Of SALE and TO be secured by deed Of
trust premises sold all cash at option of pur-
chaser. Conyeyancing, &c, at cost Of purchaser A
Piled with in days. otherwise the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the property the risk cost OF
the defaulting purchaser utter days public notice of
ton, d. c. GEORGE BAUER, Trustee
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by the free use Of the OCEAN CABLES
for REGULAR AND SPECIAL DIS
PATCHES, and with the difference Of
time I'm its favor, Il Is also able to give
its readers every afternoon the news of
the WHOLE EASTERN HEMIsPHkRE
for the entire day, and up to IL O'Clock
midnight, thus leaving literally nothing
In the way of news from Europe, Asia,
and Africa for the morning papers-
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Wanted to Know His Nerve Tonic.

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
They are telling a story about Sothern on the
Rialto that is very much enjoyed. He was 60
ing uptown in the train the other morning and
when he entered found the car full, though
one man had more than his share by reason Of
his having stretched his feet out along the seat
sothern held on 70 . strap and bore this for q
while, but when two ladies entered and were
obliged to stand his patience gave out. Lean
ing over the two-legged perker he said in q
clear, loud voice. but with exquisite courtesy
and with his most honest and innocent Dun
dreary stammer: "E-excuse mime, sir, for
a-addressing you, b-but I'm very a-anxious to
l-learn w-what nerve tonic it il you take?" An
audible smile rippled around the car, the man
got red, opened and shut his mouth two or
three times and then bounced up and left the
car. Upon which the actor and the two ladies
sat down and Sothern gazed pensively out of
the window, apparently entirely unconscious of
the amusement Of every one else.
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LAST Cause.-The Baltimore and Ohio an
nounces its last special excursion to Atlantic
City for Saturday, August 81. Rate %. Train
leaves Washington depot at 430 pm, arriving
at seashore at 10 pm. Tickets good returning
on all trains OF Sunday and Monday, Septem-
Der and 2. Take the picturesque Baltimore
and Ohio.-Adrt
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Virginia Democratic Conference

A conference Of the democratic executive
committee with the candidates on the state
ticket was held at Lynchburg yesterday. Alex
andria was adopted as the headquarters. W. W.
Scott and Hon. Shepard were elected secre-
taries. The plan Of appointments for three
candidates was made out. Mckinney opens
next Monday at Charlottesville. The candi-
dates were serenaded and made cheering
speeches
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steavers, aged eight, from his home near Bris-
tol, Pa, who was thought to have been kid
mapped by gipsies or tramps, has been solved.
The boy was found drowned in the Delaware
river near Beverly, N. ].
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- The esteem In which THE STAR
is held by the reading and advertising
public is conclusively shown by the hg-
ures given below.
In the first six months OF each OF the
five years named the average daily CIR
culation Of the paper was:
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NUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.

STOCK OF GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, coMPRIs-
ING IN PART TEAS, FLOUR, SPICES, STARCH
CCA AN8, TOILET AND IGUNDRi SOAP,
PICkLEs AND CHOW CHOW. GIG 4 IS AND TO.
BAG.3S; LILIES AND PKEsERyEs MOOD
WARE, VINEGAR BLACkING, CLOTHES
LINES, LANTERNS. BRUSHES, WHISTLES,
GIN, ETC, ETC.
COUNTER AND SHELVING, SHOW CASES, TEA
AND SPICE CADDIES, COFFEE MILL, SCALES
AND hElGHTS- BUTCHERS TOOLS, Ere, ETC,
Al AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80. AID. 1889,
BEGINNdNG AT 10 O'CLOCK, we will sell At our
TABLESPOONS, 9TH and d SITS. NV. large and
general assortment of Staple Groceries the stock of
dealer declining business and removed TO our rooms
for convenience of SALE and to which invite stten-
ton. DUkCAkSON BROS AuctioDeera
au27-3t
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QUEER THINGS ON MOUNT LYELL.
Signs Of Returning Activity In Seem
ingly Dead Volcano.

From the Homer Index.
Thomas Albright, the well-known Prescott
prospector, informs the Index that ''grand
sights have been seen" around Mount Lyel
during the past two weeks. All through the
present season it has been noticed that the
glacial streams flowing from beneath the great
ice feld-which have been trickling in meas
ured volumes for thousands of years-have in
creased so as to become respectable creeks in
many instances. This could not be accounted
for, as the heat Of the sun is probably no more
intense than 1t has been many times before.
Possibly the phenomenon may be explained
by recent occurrences. Within the past month
singular lights and CLOVIS have been noticed
along the upper edge OF the ice, the towering
bare cones cleaning phosphorescently amid
the gloom Of night. Each morning following
display OF this kind smoke is seen issuing
from under the ice in intermittent stream, as
IT elected by some force acting beneath. At
times the whiffs are sharp and sudden from q
dozen or more places at the same times, accom-
panied by red dust which settles on the glacier
and discolors it in blotches of many acres.
1t is belived, as Mr.. Albright says, that the
mountain Is "alive and working" and that the
pent-up forces within are struggling to make q
vent The glacier is about two miles in length
and mile in width. Its depth in places, judy
ing from the profile of the mountain, which is
$4,000 feet in height, must be enormous. Per-
haps old Pluto has resumed operations in his
laboratory and is endeavoring to throw out the
great mass OF Ice which plugs his chimney.
Lyell has been dead to all appearances for
countless ages-ever since the time, in the for
gotten past, when, by some cataclysm, the
whole continent was covered by an ice cap sew
eral thousand feet in thickness. Maybe the
old hill is trying to reassert itself and demon
strate to the world that it still has latent life.
GRAND REGATTA AT BAY RIDaR.-On Friday,
August 80, in addition to the attractions OF the
Anne Arundel county fair and the wonderful
Pawnee Bills wild west show, grand regatta
will be held on Lake Ogieton at 430 pm. The
celebrated clubs taking part are the Ariel Of
Baltimore, Potomac of Washington, the Vir-
ginia club of Richmond and the Severn of An
napolis. Both the senior and junior oarsmen
will enter the contest for the magnificent
prizes Do not fail to come. Round-trip rate,
81. For time Of trains see advertisements in
another column.-Adut
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These ngures, showing constant go
large Increase I'm both departments -
the papers business, nsed no eonnssA.
They tell the story Of psblss ss.zAsass
and demonstrate In the plainsse nannss
possible that THE STAR 10 THE m.
CO0NIxED CHANNEL or TINS CON.
MUNITY FOR ALL BUDIMEos con.
MUNICATIONs
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GExrs Surrs Soounrn
AND PRESSED FOR e.
Costs, &c.; Pants, Csc; vests, 25c Alsexins ana
Repairing done in best manner Goods called Tor M
delivered Telephone call 1882.
X i HAHN, 7o5 9th 1t NV
aug 12xo S2d St. West Waahingtcn
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Equally significant II the showing n
regard to the advertising patronage Of
the paper, which Il the surest indication
OF its acknowledged value ~ . medium
Of publicity. The number Of NEW ADJ
vERTlSEMENTs printed In the eoI-
umns OF The Star during the hrst Gin
months Of the years named was - Asa-
lows:
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A TERRIBLE BLOW TO THE HAxrLroNs.

80 TO ATLANTIC CIrY.-Leave PENNSYLVANIA
railroad station on Saturday xt at p m, arrive
Broad-street station. Philadelphia, 7:25 pm,
arrive at Atlantic City at 10 pm. same night
Thirty minutes allowed for supper at Broad
street station, Philadelphia. Free and COM
Portable transfer by coaches from Broad-street
station to Market-street wharf Tickets good
to leave Atlantic City any train until Mon
day, September 2 Only IS. Cut this out
Adrt
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TOMORROW,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite CITY Post Ono

WEEKS co., Auctioneers
w 6S7 Louisiana svenue,
Opposite City Post OfnoA
ATTRACTIVE COLLECTION OF HOUSEHOLD
ETkNITGRE, FINE LOT OF CARPETS OF ALL
FFST9fNNS4I y. TTHINEqhsDA4f TN MN0ESINS AUGUST
BEAUTIFUL CAERnY PARLoR SUITE, SPRING
FE00NT COVERED IN RICH SILK bAMAsk;
AND OTHER COVERINGS, FINE PARLoR OR
GAAS, E0LDING BED. BED ROOM SETS.
sSIHE S4a mdAaTpTEh Fis sPRINas 2ENA
IFRy MyPR0psi Hs1G IA Il 1AnLL ~,
OTHER GOODS.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, THiRTY.Two ASSORTED
M!SFiT NEW AND SECONDHAND BODY,
TAPESTRY AND OTHER FINE CARPETS.
ONE HUNDRED BOXES FINE CIGARS.
ALSO,
ANTIQUE ST DOMINGO CLAW FOOT SOFA WAL
MT FRAMED FIRE SCREEN AND OTHER
GOODS ON STORAGE ACCOUNT. 1t
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From the Kansas City Star
Mr.. Theodore winningham came out Of the
bank a little before o'clock. You don't look
well, said he sympathizingly to friend; ANY
thing the matter?'
Just q touch Of rheumatism"
''Ah, said Mr.. Winningham. ''you must try
the great mud baths at Excelsior. the finest in
the world Ferguson told me that they are in
comparable for rheumatic complaints"
lis that so?" returned his friend. brighten
ing. Il must Bee Ferguson at once and have
talk with him. BY the way, who is Fergu-
SOM"
"Oh. Ferguson Is dead You remember that
he died two months ago."
The conversation dropped
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

AOOIION SAIAE6.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAs BOWLING. Aucs,ouesr.
VERY VALUABLE UNINRRovED PROPERTY ON
THIRD STREET BETwKHN 4 AND STREETS
NORTHWEST AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST TvFNry.rroH
1883, At FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front " the prem
ises WIN sell the north 81 feet front Of oreinsi Lot
81 Zee. w,ds; e. - = : --''
with interest and secured by deed Of trust on the
property. or all cash. Al conveysncing and record
ing ct purchAsers cost deposit Of 300 Will be re-
Quired At time Of sale.
au2ldk THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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MEDICAL, &c.

I AIDES . WHO v REQUIRE ps THE s! SERVICES Of AN
DIR. WILSON, 1l05 Park Place bet. and G, l. ID
and 18th sts.ne. Ladies only. Remedy IS. sul3-3ws
IL The oldest Established and only Reliable L.diss
be consulted daily, 4B4 st, between ~ and 9th
promp. treatment. ton strictly conndsn
tiai. separate rooms for hdiea Remedy, So: PILLS
81. Once always open. su26-6ts
NINE DE FOREST. LoNGa-EsTABIIsHED AND
y & &
10 8 p m; with LADIES only au22-im.
TT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
Dr.. BROTHERS Is the Oldest advertis-
ns Dr. s 81 fE @
ladies, married or aingis Forty years experience
u FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR. BROTHERS, eos ST
aud viii cure in ali cases Of private disease:
and se Soas s aS snS
scribed and sworn TO before me BY Dr. BRCfHEKS
s 81 ss s9 sS n ,s SD for the
MANHOOD RESTORED By USING BOTTLE
Wl or two Of DIR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
Male Of female 800 B st. ave ' ~ sIsi Z men
sfEsiiiisS j! S. b1s.. .s.s. OF TIE HAIR
at'n pat sa ssse.ea .. their residences.
nR. MOTIFS FRENCH P0WDERs ARE THE
nrost nasal or akin troubles: urinary disss:ss cured
in Bob SEhvNs "a sS1
si 3D. ;isss y ss9 i Sl F.: Ed IL
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

I'll. ID. BAnn
IMPOkTkR AND TAILOR
iii Penna ave.
From July LIST TO 10TH inclusive win take OF 20 Per
cent from all goods made order IN
his establishment Ny large stock must be reduced.
who desire 70 De well dressed Orders must Be- Left BE-
tween LIST aud 18th
Terms Cash II. ID. BARR.
JAZZ iii Peuna avN.
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TIE INJURED WOMAN LIES At DEATHS DOOR
STORY OF TIE MoTHEs or THE ALLEGED PARA
noul-cARzrR or TIE WOMAN WHO BLIeHTxp
NOBLE xAx's LIFE
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The woman for whom Robert Raw Hamilton
has sacrificed so much has had a strange career.
says the New York correspondent Of the Phila-
delphia Tunes. She came TO this city when
quite girl and led wicked life. She has
been known IN various quarters in which she
has lived in this city as Eva Swinton, Eva
Mann, Carrie Gilsey, Ada Macintosh, and
finally Mrs Robert Ray hamilton. During her
earlier career here she sought and obtained
employment
For o time she worked in Straiton 4
Storms cigar factory, on the East Side. She
was 90 bright and good looking that she did
not remain long q common laborer, but Sc
cured employment in one of the swell stores on
Sixth avenue, where she had charge of the um-
brella counter. While thus employed her
mother came on from Connecticut, and the tive
hired small fat at SO West 18th street. For a
yime Eva Swin,on labored in the store and heI
mother took care Of the house.
JOSHUA A. MANN.
Finally she bloomed out with . lover, Joshus
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