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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
The Foot Ball Schedule

The schedule of foot ball matches 20 be
played by the Columbia Athletic Clubs team
80 far rs arranged is as follows:
October 16, Franklins of Baltimore at Wash
ington; October IS. Johns Hopkins University
at Washington: October %, St. Johns College
at Annapolis; October 25, Havorford College
at Washington; October 90. Lehigh University
at Bethlehem, Pa. October 80. Lafayette Col
lege at Easton, Pa; November 1, st. Johns
College at Wash'ngtOn; November s. naval
cadets at Annapolis; November s. Dickinson
College at Washington; November II. Johns
Hopkins University at Baltimore; November
II. University of Virginia at Washington; No.
vember 10. University of Virginia at Charlottes-
vile; November ~. Lafayette College at
Washington; November 30. Lehigh University
at Washington; Christmas day, naval cadets at
Washington.
CANES will also be arranged with Swarth-
more College, Georgetown College and Kendall
Green.
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FREE READING ROOM,
A Meeting In Its Interest Held at Ham.
line Church.

The fight to sustain the free reading room
out IN Helrs Bottom was carried into Hamine
NJ. E. Church last night and as a result there
was good deal Of moral and financial en-
enlargement brought out. Mrs. La Fetra pre-
sided and in a brief speech advocated the
organization here of a colored Y. NJ C. A. An
interesting history of the work that has been
done was told by Mrs. Rosetta E. Lawson.
Her story of the opposition stirred up by the
rough, iawless element who loafed around in
the vicinity Of the reading room was really
exciting
Rev. George ". Moore, Mr.. Hosea B. Moul-
ton. Dr.. Purvis and Rev. DIR. Ii. X. Naylor also
spoke, the latter predicting that the day would
come when the reading room might be estab-
lished in the saloon which had been doing 80
much to nullify the good work.
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A Temperance Anniversary.

Nine years ago the members of the Fourth
Street NJ. L. Church formed an organization
which is known as the Gospel Temperance
Society. From small membership it has grown
SO that it now numbers over six hundred. The
society celebrated its ninth anniversary yester.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, the church being
well filed with the children of the society
The program OF exercises was an interesting
and instructive one and consisted Of temper
ance song. prayer by Rev. DIR. Nicholson.
Scripture reading by Mrs. W. ii. Ferguson, the
annual report of the president Thos L. Stahl.
Rotations by Miss Martha Gathwait, Master
Thomas. Miss May Behanan and addresses by
Rev. Chas. W. Baldwin, Mrs. DIR. McKendree
Kelley and Mr.. Whitney. The music was
under the leadership of Dr. Hcnsley.
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The Contracts for the Ri~ Sbjpa

The Secretary of the Navy has awarded to
VIM E. Cramp & Sons of Philadelphia the con-
tract for the construction of two coast line
battle ships, increased in length twelve feet
over the departments plans. for 5000, 900
each, and the contract for the construction of
the triple screw protected cruiser, under de-
partments plans. at their id of 81. 725. 600.
The Secretary has also notified the Union Iron
Wcrks of San Francisco that they will be given
the contract for the construction OF one of tho
battle ships on the Same plans rs the other
two. provided they are willing to undertake
the work for S3,1SO.OOO. being the price at
,hich the Cramps offered to build one vessel,
plus 100000 allowed for transportation ex.
penEes. This Is so. 900 less than the bid of the
Union Iron Works
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Using Foot Power Instead of Steam,

Using Foot Power Instead of Steam.
There are more stair climbers in the Inter
Ocean building than there were a week ago. II
has always been fashionable since the Census
Bureau took charge of the building and popu-
lated it for employees to use it with great deal
OF liberality, but the fashion has changed. II
was not gradual growth of sentiment which
brought this thing about; the whole matter was
quite sudden and the reason therefor has only
just become apparent Three or four DAYS ago
several employees entered the car at the fifth
floor and made known their desire to descend.
The conductor acquiesced and in his usual
way lulled the starting rope When the occu-
pants OF the car had rearranged their internal
organs and compared notes they discovered
that the cable had broken and dropped the
elevator just four stories before the safety
catches" started to work. 1t was narrow
escape and now instead OF q crowded elevator
at H. nj. there Is such getting upstairs BY
foot power.
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Two Serious Accidents.

Yesterday morning VIM. Fl. Kelly. employed
by the street sweeping contractors, fell from
his cart on between 18th and 10Th streets
northwest and wheel passed over his body,
injurIng him seriously. lie was treated at the
Emergency Hospital by Dr. Middleton and sent
to ll47 23d street northwest
Saturday night Michael Doyle, while crossing
a ditch near the Woodley Lane and Tenley-
town roads, fell and broke his left leg, He
was sent to the Freedmans ospital.
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Three Slight Fires.

Sunday morning fire took place in a frame
building owned by Mr.. NJ. G.. Emery in the
square between LIST, I'd, b and streets north
west. TWAS occupied as paint shop and the
loss was about $500.
At 1890 o'clock yesterday morning slight
fire took place at the house Of Esau Williams,
Sis I'd street southeast; damage about $40
Yesterday morning about $3.50 O'Clock slight
nre took place IN the Barber Il Ross building
corner of 18th and G streets northwest caused
by the electric light wire setting fire to the
elevator shaft. The damage was slight
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q The principal value OF The EVENING
sTAE to advertisers is the fact that i. is not
thrown away after once being read. but passes
through half a dozen pairs of hands at least be-
fore being tossed aside This is tie adrantaqe
presented by a family newspaper
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The Illinois RcDublicans-

~he Illinois Republican Association held
musical and literary entertainment Saturday
evening at GAR Hall that was In every way
success. Miss Kate " Wilson, Mr. W. L. Will
son, Mr.. J. W. Mcfarland, Prof. J. W. Bischoff.
Miss Nellie Rapley, Miss Louise NJ Ayers and
John NJ. Nealey were among those who took
part in the program and who helped Mae the
evening a pleasant one.
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New Englanders Going South.

About one hundred prominent New England
ers passed through the city yesterday Oh their
way to Sequachee. Tenn. 1t was Raymond &
Whitcomb party, but there was . business OBJ
ject In view, three of the days OIL the It'll .crary
being devoted TO land sales in tho Sequachee
valley. Ex-Representativo Jacob H. Gallinger
of New Hampshire. president OF the corpora
ton owning the land. accompanied the party
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The Irish National League.

At the regular montnly meeting of the T. "
Healy Branch. L n. L., last night the annual
election of officers was held resulting in the
election of the following: Daniel Donovan,
president; Lawrence Mangan. vice president;
john III. OBrien, secretary; Peter Mcintyre,
treasurer, and Patrick Grady, scrgeant-at-
arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

IHe UUOu ItmpIars' SIIVer AnnfVerSary.
The proposed plan Of the Order of Good
Templars to celebrate the twenty fifth ami
versary of the founding of the order. which
occurs on the 25th Of next November, is meet
ing with an enthusiastic reception. At a re-
cent meeting of the Grand Lodge u committee
was appointed, with Past Grand Chief W. G.
Perry as the chairman, to make all prepara-
lions. This committee met Saturday evening
with representatives from all subordinate
lodges present 1t is expected that DIR. Gran
hyatekha of Toronto, Canada, the highest Off
Ger of the order on this continent will be here
for the celebration. which will probably last
three or four days. The Grand lodges of Yir-
ginia and Maryland will participate
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Restored to Emil Membership

The expiration Of the year OF the suspension
of MIR. J. II. Olcott from membership in the
knights Templar was celebrated Saturday
evening by dinner. Among those present
were S. W. Woodward, l.. C. Wood Hamilton
l. Rothrock, George II. Walker, A. b. Cool
idge, Past Grand Master Harrison Dingman j.
1. Ames, j. H. Wardlc, George b. Edwards
and others
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Homeopathic Free Dispensary Changes

The designations of Drs. T. L. Macdonald
and James A. Frcer as members of the staff of
the Homeopathic Free Dispensary have been
accepted and Drs. Marvin A. Custis. George
Heron and Leigh Y. Baker have been appointed
to fill vacancies
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The Indiana Republicans.

The largest and most enthusiastic meeting
that the Indiana republicans have held for
some time took place at Grand Army Hall Sat-
urday evening, with PRESIDENT II. Leonard in
the chair. Addresses were made by Hon. i.
Wilson Smith OF Lafayette, DIR. Townsend and
others
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

1.-TWO CANS NEW SALMON. 25c.; TWO LBS BEST
Cheese. Doc; bottle Port Wine. 25e bottle
bottle Home made Biackberry Wine 25c big bottle
Virginia Claret 25c: big hottie whisky. 25c; boxes
C'HARE'A
3y11.3ue 1896 9TH q. nv.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

&OSA YEARLY BOARD AND TUITION, SEN
Pl Nv mary srls). Military Academy tboysI.
II1h grounds; very healthy: oest care thorough IN
strucnon; cottage system. ErIsCoPAL SCHOOLS
haddohnGiC. Nj s2s-lms
70 OCkLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, SANDY
~ SpriLc, Montgomery county, Nd, reopens SEPT
10 Thorough training Is aimed ut. with the inf u
ence, as tar rs Possible. OF home government The
number is limited and especial is gwen tut
health of tie scholars For circulars and further IN
formation address
HENRY c. HALLowELI, AN. 0ale,,
tels-4m Sandy Spring. Nd.
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Nominated for Congress.

c. W. Garfield, by tho democrats Of the CT.
teenth district Of Pennsylvania.
John d. Wilson. by the republicans of the
eleventh district of Kentucky.
Edgar I. Francis, by the republicans Of tho
seventh district of Kentucky.
Seth W. Cobb, by the democrats of the ninth
district Of Missouri
James W: Wadsworth, by the republicans of
the thrty-first district of New York.
Hiram Smith, by the democrats of tho
thirty-fourth district of New York
Thomas L. Johnson, by the democrats of tho
twenty-first district of Ohio
d. William Everett, by the democrats of the
sixth district of Massac husetts.
William J. Shelburn, by the prohibitionists
OF tho sixth district of Virginia.
Rev. W. ID. Gross, bv the prohibitionists of
the ninth district OF Pennsylvania
Steven Zenga, miser living near Chamber
lain, ). D.. secreted his savings. amounting to
over $500, under his house. On visiting his
hoard the other day he found that the rats and
the mice had chewed up the bills.
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No Challenge Received.

Mr.. H. j. Southwick, corresponding secre-
tary Of the Columbia Cycle Club, writes to
The STAR: The article in your paper of the
4th instant stating that the Columbia Cyclic
Club had been challenged to twenty mile
road race by the Arlington Wheelmen is incor-
rect, as they have received no such challenge"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

Capt Dunlap is now the happy possessor Of
scol(headed cane, gold watch chain and e
silk haI They were presented to him by the
night "bI.r force Of the Government Printing
Ofhce-the Sompositors who have put IN type
the bills preseSted to the lately deceased ses-
sion OF Congress. Capt. Dunlap toiled not only
on the night force, but also with Congress in
order that MS fellow-workmen might receive
~ per cent additional compensation. The pre-
sentation was made more generally known to
the public at Freund's on Saturday night, when
about sixty printers sat down to u dinner T.
L. Cornman was toast master. Many speeches
sere made. among the orators being Capt II.
Brian, foreman of printing, and Foreman
Spottswood Of the document room
Another Washington Boy Honored.
Luther Z. Smith, son of Judge L. r. Smith
Of the Interior department. was awarded the
Porter prize at Amherst College for having
passed the best examination for entrance 10
TIE freshman class this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

The following contracts have been awarded
for improving suburban streets and roads upon
bids received September "a:
To NJ. F. Ta!ty-Grade and lay macadam
pavement on Howard avenue between 9Th and
7th streets; grade, gravel, &C., on Lincoln ave-
nue. between Boundary street and Bunker Hill
road: grade, lay macadam pavement. &c. on
North capitol street between Boundary and Il
street extended and to grade and Law macadam
pavement. &c, ON California avenue.
To W. II. Mohler-Grade and gravel Brent
wood road and Patterson avenue; grade and
gravel Bunker Hill road between Queen Chapel
road and Lincoln avenue
To Andrew Gleeson-Grade. gravel, &C.,
streets in Takoma Park and grade Naylor road
Thomas III. Lyons-Grade and gravel Kene-
saw and Wallach streets from 9TH street to l4:h
street and Kenesaw street from 14th to 10th
street
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DENTISTRY.

VrkEE DENTAL INFIRMARY.-TEETH FILLED
and artificial teeth inserted without charge except
cost OF material. at 1875 st. NV, Dental Depart
ment Of the Columbian University, from to , p m
daily, except Sunday. Eatraction free Infrinsry
open from October TO June 80. $50
nR. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST. VTH ST. COR
~ Enw.-tirst-class billings inserted. Application
10 gums prevents pain in extracting. All branches Of
Dentistry. Al present lScatioa years. mhlS
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHOHT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NOkDDkU1sChEh LLOYD n. q Co
last Express steAnlera
To Southampton lLondon, hsNrtl. Bremen.
Alter Ned Oct. T. 4 pm. fulda, Dat, Oct 1 J. =
nm; Vera, Tues. Oct - $50 am. sasle. We'd,
oct H. am. Ems. Sat- Oct. Is, Am: Trss..
We'd, Oct. -. noon.
Comfortable state rooms, exceiisat table luxurious
tsloon lIUiEtmehus. lrices let cabin, 80 aud uI-
ward beith. according 10 locauoL. I'd cabin. 600
adult; steeraxe az low rates. App.y ~ L. a.
DROOP. y.o Penn ave. "a
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RAILROADS..
CHksAIhAkE AND onIo RAILWAY
Schedule in Eject MAY Is.

Anl for Newport News. oll Point Colnfort ani
and Norfolk az 40 m AZ ''-h'
II m C5ns,npa,i fhrTcs. 1.,ly .Or station. "a
Nesuhule SiocIe rs through without change 10 GIN
IL 10 Pm 8 TN T. s Sc,tSSie mi Limited daily so,
sn alms; Nth dinns car. run thonsh withoa,
inEton ard IooisNiii.; Pullman Cars are o:.ea %
o, sesei'e rSSs ss.,. a. l.iu.
. Nv. FULLER
-Nl--t General Passenger A-,fi.
RLTlMoRE AND ONO RknRo.n
- schedule IN eject Jule "a lsoO
-'~'o @SnAis'on rom station corner CO New Jer.sy
-: SaiSas,o aad Northwest vesu6a.ed Limited c,.
Ir rn. st Luis s sSa inS.I L o,p-
p, 10: ht,sorrs AM cleveland. erpress daily 30,
Tor LsAsiOH and points In the Shenandoah yAl.sS.
fSF f Minche.tcr and way stations. IS 3opm
so * a 20 in, MS'A i1s. c o. CO. "a
- minutes, am I.,sG 80 ~ IN "a ~; - ou;
,S ls :. mlnSiss 90 80 81 'aiS S .
30 30 to;S S AID n so pni. sundays .as' "a
ls, e So ~ M %na n. 90 "a. - mlnH,ss, %
i So r',n GOO Ga U:20 so ) 50. 10 ID
m aSs Nay ~ stations ,,Ncca WASHINGTON ana paiu
20 20 PS ,.i sundays. 80 ana. 90. ) % -
Trans leave baltimore for wAsh,u.,op uoo, a,v,
loo V9 ~, 9,S9 80. 20. .Ou so = %. 81
: 80. 10, IL am a. 90 ~ az. 3IO. sd
~ y;0u o;l0. 10 20 and ! 90 n n, ', s, :.
i$'S;,'' 4 o. 10 s;i., SO 10 "a 40 IS "a
so SO $50 no i o'.d5n and g. oS 80 "a
nc F SnlsI..is Ji1 AID 80 am IL ia a,a 20
Shs 60; ~; am Too J5S55 , ,S-'r sun ha. -,
* fS 2 stations % Ile Metropolitan braach .oaa
% a. IA. 81 a. rra hon fnuCiTL sssslons ouls
1tV AZ ia, "a so aud - - q tn
For t.g4hiiIr AID Wa sistis. - % r
i90o. u % am. 'l.UU. TOO = 50. So AZ
tor boJd's and Undergraduate stations, =. CORN
nhuich irnii leaves WASHINGTON ON SundA, At I 5
Pns htElllht NJ az stations MctIUIOIItHn lrans a
S:l3, 1890, - 30 p.m
1gr hAesrs;S~l. ito 40 an. nAd =, :3Opm.
ifaihs arrive from Chicago uaily J., a m ana
t;IO I'm, from GnclIuKU and "a la,uls AN, 4 ID
s.iiL anu 70" lAin iroIa llItsburs :lUarI 3 ID
,AEA loEk AND PHILADELPHIA DIyIsInx
sew 1ork, lrentOn. Newark. y D. aud Iliznb.fh,
go -, 20. lsnO. 40 90. -l:suU a.u. = 10.
Gag Trans. Sleeping Car tie lU:oU A. IA. o,s ~
or ptliudoIphia a :G5, ~ oc 30 co 81. oonoo,
%'DO 4:Iu. 'O:l5 and 10 so pm
t4r No~AIk, bel. " IlnIlugton and Chester Il Or
. ivy an.' l-:uO NON. '@:lO - no. - 10 an
t4r Intermediate points between Paltimor. and
annA"elphiA fo;UO AID s. 20 a.nI.. f..gO, "a "
rains leave New York Cor Washington. 900
49,; ain. 200 '3:.n - 90 \ "a aud Sc
Trains leave Philadelphia COR Washington - -
| 80 Yiio. III 30 aIn- tl:sU. '4.Ii. 800
tor Boston -. so pm. with Pullman Buffet sleep.
lhx car running through BOSTON Miii,ut change
"a fonshkee se iirdIe. landing PASSENGER IA B unI
for Atlanuc City. ;05 and 10 an. - 90 uooa
". ~ . : = 90 am. - noon and 10 :3ORm
Ba.,Sss s SuLISly scr .Da SUNDAY Gully
.h.ss x lLon Irsnsi,r Company ord,rs lett az
"'Ae' 0inces oi9 aud l33l Penn; ave. and Al depot
| IT onrrY CHAs " sCJLL- Gen. lsss. Agent.
| q. l. ODtlsl- Otil. Manager. ~
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The Judge Wouldn't Spoil the Wedding

Tom Craig, colored. whose scant clothing no
more than covered him. was arraigned befor c
Judge Miller this morning charged with being
In crowd Of colored crap shooters" near the
old toll gate IN northeast Washington. Tom
said he was not engaged in the game. but to
the contrary he had advised the boys to go
home.
He's going to get married Thursday night f"
said the officer
Then certainly will not pre7ent him" re-
marked the judge as he told Tom to co home
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MEDICAL, &c.

PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
with lest OF medical reference by applying al s
Sth st. W. o-1lms
FAD AND 81 WISE-DR BROTHERS. gO0BS ST
HI sw, APPEARED before Inc and made oath lac
lie Ouest EstabiisLed LApert Specialist thlscII
aid viii guaTantee ali iuvn aid
furnish nIeuclne or lao change; cOlsulta Cn anu adj
VICE Tree at any hour OF the day. Subscribed aud
sworn to leiOre me by DIR. BEOTHEKs. SAMUEL 4.
MILLS. Notary Public in and Tor Distrlct vi
Columbia tLls Id day OI July. ] $50. SD Ia.
IT HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS Is the oldcst-estaUlIshed adYerts-
E.G Ladies' lEyslclan IL tins city. Or. BROTHERS,.
500 81. Forty-hye years cx periencl so linz
MANHOOD RESToRED BY USING A BOTTLE
WI two OF DIR. BROTHERS, Inv .gorating Cordial
Viii cure any case OF Nervous Deulliiy. gU.j IS 81.
s.w. SO Inn
NE. LOBE. 329 y. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa. Twenty years experience. send tor book
tscaledI containing iuil particulars Tor HOME CUkE
Tree OF chargr. 81
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The Good Templars' Silver Anniversary.

CONE AT ONCE or you will lose the golden
Opportunity. Wesley Heights.
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Beer Under False Colors

Robert Anderson, q colored man who keeps
. barber shop on 5th street northwes. between
and 2 streets. has been suspected for some
time OF keeping an unlicensed liquor place, and
Saturday night Policeman Daley went in the
shop and secured what he thought was evil
dence against the proprietor. Anderson was
arrested and his stock of beer was captured az
evidence. The case will be tried before Judge
Miller Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

'1'HE CORCORAS SCIENTIFIC SCHOOI. OF THE
L Columbian Universty.-lhis school Will open ut
4" ciock /: NJ &C oBfR WITH the following
course OF instruction. viz: All departments OF In
Ehsh, Mathematics. Owl Engineering, Chemistry As
Saying, IhSklcs. MlnCraioyy, French. German, Psy-
chOloSy, Mechanical and other branches OF drawing
Win zee tire courses u, Astronomy, Anthropology
Zoology Botany &c. All classes i'll the evening
and are open TO both For further information
anply 10 the dom. Prot l. 1. ElISIOL. IL u In
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HNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises OF this institution the Collegiate De-
paIuieht 81 the Columbian University, VIII be re-
sumed on MONDAY, September 81. o clock am-
IN the l!ail OF the University Tie COLLEGE is open 10
students OF 10th sexes Application for
CONCERNING hours Of examination preliminary TO adj
Ission should he addressed the Ires , nj or secre-
tary 81 the faculty Applications catalogues should
De addressed TO the registrar Mr. II. q. HODGhINS,
A. B. JIA.kA q MEI I'M,
uu~o-Ou President
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How the Printers Celebrated

The SALE OF lots will close the 25th of o.
t0ber. Wesley Heights.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

TVNO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
IL Steamer GEO LEARY, from eth-st wharf Mon
days wednesdGys and FRIDAYS, at . pan; kxCi:usIyE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS. Fare: e. single. round trip. s3 Tickets
rnd rooms at D. and u ticket eftlces. 6lS and 1851
Pa. ave, and HSwcy's. 18th and New York ave. for
further Information inquire company office,
wharf. Telephone call 1i5-3 Nm. T.. WEIGH. Supt
and Gen. Agent Mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

Tickets ana Information the Office northeast car.
ner 18th st. and ltnEsy ~ anna aNenuc, aId NJ ths
station, MLelc orders lie left Ton the Cnecking u
Las 10 Destination from hotels AnG resloeaccz
CHAS l. lIGH, J. a. MOOD,
General Manager. fmyl2i Gtneral Passenger Asru.
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LNoRElGSERS DESIRING AN ENPkRIENCED
= ! eacher OF English may address Miss BALCH
1-OI lOth ST. nv. Refers by permission 10 former
pupils ChlliSu Minister and Number OF Pan Amen
LIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06

BICYCLES.
PICYCLEs-LooK AT THE CUT IN PRICES.
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock OF
bicycle house and prepared TO sell the
machines at the following extremely low prices for
cash: Rush Safety. former price 5. 500 Bali
bearing Crescent former price ev0 now $50; Plain
bearing Crescent former price o. $50: ladies'
Juno. former price 500. now 900; Ball-bearlng
Junior for boys or glrs former price $50. now si0
S:S5. nov $50. kEMEMBER THEsE ARE ALL
NEW MACHINES. Call and them.
Clio. y. a rwATER CO,
s26-3m 1926 Pc nsylvaHia ave. n ".
CMITH'S wHEELERIES.
= CYCLING RINK, 02l Il ST NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIES Oh GENTS lnding guaranteed, sl
GENERAL CYCLE DEALERS.
SALES ROOM. COR. 9TH AND 4, will tbc removed
to THE WHEtLEklEs'' after October !. ,y7-4m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-06
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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