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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
CIsH Os CHrD.r.

We VII sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE, 3 pieces. foe all
Cash or els on credit.
We viii sell you 7-piece PARLOR SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered In the hair cloth for
as cash ESQ on credit
We will sell you 7-piece PARLoR SUITE solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush combination
eelOrs for s2s cash or $50 credit.
We will sell you good wIkE-woVEN BED SPRING
fer 81. % cash - SO credit
We Will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
feroOe Der yard cash or 65c. per yard ON credit
We vii sell you a good lNGkAIN CAkPET Tor 35c
reryard cash OF s0c. per ard credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cos, asa ao
not Charge for the waste III matching figures
We Will sell all CARPETS, MAITINGs AND or .
CLOTHS On Credit at an advance VI cents per yard
the lowest cash price
EASY WEEKLY OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS t.kso
Oh AL credit sales. and Nc potes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On al accounts setslsd An
3ga Aya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
The Bakers Strike I'm Chicago.

Unless Bakers Aldrich and Bremner, whose
large establishments are part of the American
Biscuit Company in Chicago, accede to the
demands OF their striking journeymen bakers
it has been decided by the Bakers Union to de-
clare shutdown Of every bakery in the CITY.
including those who have acceded to the strik-
ers' terms. The journeymen see their OPP
portunity in the fact that business il,
and is likely to be, Very heavy. Private fam
lilies, to large extent. prefer to buy bread
rather than make it, and the Odd Fell
lows Cantonment next week will cause a
heavily increased demand for loaves and rolls.
Messrs. Aidrich Il Bremner have decidedly re-
fused the strikers demands. and IL they persist
in it bread famine seems inevitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
Run Down Q Fishing Schooner.

Capt Baker Of the steamship OLDHAM which
arrived in New York yesterday from Rotter-
dam, reports that on the 9th instant he ran
down and sunk the French fishing schooner
Christopher Colombo. The collision occurred
OF the Newfoundland banks in heavy fog. or
the twenty-six men that comprised the crew Of
the schooner Capt. Baker succeeded In saving
twenty-five. When the steamer struck the
Colombo she was running at half speed, had
two men on the lookout and the captain, sec.
ond. third and fourth officers we're ON the
bridge. The Colombo hailed from Cstte,
France, and was Of AGO tons burthen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01
A Girl Gored by q Cow.

Mamie yesterman. aged ten, Of Bloomfield,
NJ. is lying at St. Michael's Hospital in pre-
carious condition from the effects Of On en-
counter with Gov. Mamie Vas on = swing
with her baby brother yesterday in lot adj
joining her home, when a COW attacked her.
The animal knocked her from the swing and
gored her frightfully. Her screams attracted
the attention Of some neighbors, who drove the
COW away, but not before Mamie was badly in
jured- Several Of her ribs ars broken and her
life u dsspaired Of
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To ReorQanize tho Sugar Trust

Representatives of the sugar people called
upon Kidder, Peabody 4 Co. OF New York
Wednesday and speedily effected an arrange
ment by which that firm is to accomplish the
reorganization OF the sugar trust at a net cost
OF one-half per cent to all hands Out Of this
the banking firm is to pay the legal fees and
from a representatives. calculation they will
profit S225, 900 from the undertaking.
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CHANGE o. HE.ps o. DEpARr.
NfENTS


Occasions another scramble In prices.
Tho new chief of the Upholstery Depart
ment wants TO begin on his own hook he
wants all the stocks of his predecessor
closed ont before he begins OUera,i Dis.
Our instructions TO him are 'go ahead"
Although the prices had already been
chopped we are now going little
deeper. We place before yOu agreeable
merchandise-very digestible bargains.
Iartake Of these while here: later on
you will want them and they will be
gone.
LACE CURTAINS. former price
s1.l5. sl.25. sl.35 and $l5O; now
Doc.
SUMNER PORTIEREs, beautiful de-
signs, 81. aS. s2.25 and s2Go a pair:
were S,,.15, $3.50 and s3.75.
FRENCH ART DRAPERIES. Orig
liza! price 30c., now 15c.
WINDOW SHADES. with fringe, only
SEC.
OPAQUE SHADES to order. Csc. .
window.
FIRE SCREENS Former price sI.e5,
now s119.
PIANO LAMPS, complete. s7.29;
were $3.50.
Remnants in FURNITURE COVER
lSGs below cast
Fancy Colors Of LEONARD KNIT
TING SiLhS. Reduced to 2Sc.
LINEN SCARF FRINGE IN ALL
COLORS. 25c. yard
0x9 SATIN PIN CUSHIONS for csc.
2-yard-Iong LINEN sCARFs, fancy
centers. Reduced to 55c.
The I. NJ. CROCHET COTTON. ali
numbers. loo. ball.
FANCY PLUSH ORNAMENTS in all
styles and cOlors a t reduced prices.
Odd shades of EMBROIDERY sILKt
&c dozen spoOls.
SILK HEAD RESTS for 35c.
FIGURED CHINA SILKS. Reduced
from soc. to 69c.
DARNING SILKS. In all shades but
Black. &c. spool.
And thus We could go through this de-
partment and find reductions close fol-
lowing each other. But pages Of descrip-
ton will not equal an hour OF looking;
but you should look with ca-e-hasty
glances tell little. Come today. IL possi-
bic; If not. tomorrow surely; each day
lessons the stock. You know this, so act
accordipziy.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e The EVENING STAR is read every day BY
more than two-thirds Of the population of the
city in which it is printed who are able to read.
Can tbs record BE- matched by that Of any other
ne,rspdper IN the ,oorld,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

COVE MUsT.-I.EMEMBER We REMOVE 70
VI buildings now occupied by A kaufman. Double
Combination store, 1tth St se-, about August l.
REMOVAL PhiCfs-Ah Dr. wArasr's 81 Corsets.
Ioc All Of famous oOc. COr-cts. {zc All OF
famous 2Se cOrsets. 2lc ciark's ~ r." spool Cot
tuu, 1sc. doxen. sc. Cbnliics now i1ec. Lawns, 81
Ladies and Children's ABSOLUTELY Fast Hck hose le
bar. iinssense line VI labbons s~iss and Hamburg
tdses 1orchon Lace % 20 pr cent discount on
Mar prices. ENEE1 THIN MUST o.. MMcVIEk-
bOShsS. l6O27th &C. n. w.. next " walkers 9rocery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

A mule that mounted the bridge st Bsrmont,
Pa, stopped transportation for full half hour
between West Chester and Philadelphia. He
spread his legs among the slsepers and was
immovabis. When the midnight train came
along there was red light that meant full
stop, Is . mule in such . position Was dan.
gerous trestle to travel. From nsighborinR
lumber yard the trainmen obtained scantlinR
and with this prtsd the mule out after many
edoStR
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z IoHMoNp AND pANvILLE RAILROAD 90.

v(ICHNOND AND DASNILLE RAILROAD 90.
S:5o sm@Esst Tsnnsssse Mail H. dssIy for Warren
ton, OordOnsyille. Charlottesville, Iynchburg and
etsrons between Alexandra and I.!Dchburs. Rosn-
Memphis.
liza am.-Fass Mail daily for oulpspsr. Char.
tottesNlue, Statons Chesa Ieake and OHIO Route
tween lyDcbburg and DanyiIle 0reensboro, flAleigh
AshevuIs, Charlotte. Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta
Birmingham, Montgomery, New OtIsaus. TsKss aud
California. Pullman SLEEPER New YORK 70 Atlsnn
aud Pullman seepers Atlanta TO New orleans Pull
msD Sleeper Dauville To Columbia aud Augusta Pull
Route.
$40 p.m.-;Daily, except Sunday. for Manassas
6trasbufg and intermediate statlOus
400 y. m-Daily via LynchouIs. Bristol and Chat
tapoosa Pullman Nsstblle bleepers Washington 70
Memphis. oonnecting thonee for ali Arkansas polpts
II; 40 pm,-Nestern' E1press dally for M4DasssA
Charlottesville StsuutOl, Louisville ClncInnstI
Pullman hestbule Train Washington 10 Cancinnatl
"ith Paiimar Sleeper for Loulsvilis -,
Dsnvine Raleigh. Ashevflle. Charlotte. columOis
Auyusta. Atlanta, Montgomery. New oTlsAns, TsIss
New orlsans via Atlanta and Montgomery. Pullman
sleeiler Washington 70 Birmingham. Ala Wa Atlanta
snd ,6eo.gis p.ene Hallway, and Pnlmal sleeIer
SALISBURY; Alec Washington 10 Ausosts via Dsnvlla
Trains Washington and Ohio division leave wssh-
ingtun B 90 m daily. 80 pm daily except suudsy
and 4 - .. m; daily; arrive Round hin 1880 "a,
- pm aud 20 p.m. returning leave Round HID
except sunday arriving Nsshins ton 3 80 m ana
200 pm. anu SO pm.
vile and LynchburY arrive Washington 8 So a IA
snd 1;l0R8; VIA East Tennessee, Bs, Vi and Lynch.
burg AZ so N and 10 =. m. via q esspe.fe aud
pm. and 50 strasburs locaI a; 10 .s7sm.
1ickets, slseping oar reservation AID lnfornatioo
furnished and baggage checked NJ othce. 1900 Penn
myi0 JAS / TAYLOR Gen. Pas. Asen.
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THE BACKBONE OF VIRGINIA.
Poor Lands But Rich Mineral Deposits
Under Them.

COPPER MINES IN LOUISA coUSTY-BUILDINa A
NEW TOWN ON The c. AND o. RAnRoAp--THE
cRoPs-PLAYED OUT FARMs-wAsHINeToNIANs
sUMMERINa AT AN ANCIENT FARM HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

Low Rates TO DEER PARK AND OAKI.xn
During the present season the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets from Washington TO Deer Park. Noun
tain Lake Park and OAKLAND tor the Friday
night and all Saturday trains each week at rate
of IS for the round trip. The tickets will be
valid for return passage until Monday follow
ing day OF sale. Tickets to Berkeley Springs
and return will be sold under similar condi-
tions at IS. 50 for the round trip.
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RAILROADS.
{ ,HEsAPEAkk AND OHIO RAILWAY.

RAILROADS.
{ ,HEsAPEAkx AND OHIO RAILWAY.
eohsduls In Eject May n
trains leave rnion Depot 9th and D streets. iOss;
Scrtess asiis Sf1S: Il 9 az, fc,n, .o%tgt and
S.rsla, es2.Rpsa aS5s.. e.l, 70 station. In
as.teuls sieere> through WITHOUT csans, 70 Gu.
IL 70 R@. s. iaS asli Limited daily s0,,a
ehsns. ,. ,1 o,nins cars run thrcush without
,.s.on and Louisyille, Pullman Cars are os.S 20
oAscs: SIS tris sa.ss , a. y s sTsnu.
r,o, Nv FULLER
General Passenger AsvHt
RALIlhoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
fL,v. w,.s soneduis m effect June 80. lspo.
Dor cA,e.~o .as s SSTsss and c;,rsss
a. isr Sss,nD.g - Low. ana iBolsaspol,. .,p--
:, for h.t.6ars and G.seI.na. erpr-.. a.ny so,
Tor d lexington and points I'm IN. Shenandoah y..,
Earss. = 70 sn ana s.s y s;e'oH. IS SOPH
$50 "% ss n ssts S,s. 20 Sa 20
40 minutes am, i2:iO :,'I5. 80 81 ~: izvoi
mlnSis.G 5 80, 500. 6i5. 8 20 s:tS 81 "a 80 -
az 70; 80 and 80 pm. sandAyS OS. "a
2I5. So Is @inu9es, Ss5 % - Ii ,S "a q
nnninSsssl $40 Ola e:2G so IS. 40 sa
10, Dor 9.y station. between WASHINGTON ana Bali.
a go pm sundays so am. " 90. ) 3 IS "a
Trains lssye s.itimor. for wa.h,ns,oD x.,.,..
io'aa AID gp 6 Is , n 10 90 $50 80 %
80 poo 10 10 an. M Gk 90 S SS 70 20
i$sSO iS go go II Is iS 80 g "a sSa
T 10; snIS, 80 ly: 10 40 20 and IA oY , n.
8 so e % s;sI am. l2'oA $50 PM saSasys
,s fs SIS s'ss,Op; he Ns.rGgo.n Branch ,s so
an 80 ana 3 tot "a fI FIS stations only
t Sr s S~1 and Msy slatlons. a 3Sp.m
1872 SSo til 90 ana % 500 s Ssss. ysI
f For bosds and intermediate stations. -7.oopm.
a. All .,s,,S5. w On sands, :, s
,i f9r fT~ds5iet tes1 6 so. 80. III SO sIa
F1r isx.rstown, no 40 an and rs .sOpn.
4:io I'm. RON ,rSla Shssso a-y Al - and
si ana ana Z'oo pm from 1ttsburs 10 N. SO
,NLw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Division
for ssS York Trenton, NewRre. y D. aud Iillst.th
"a 20 - ~: 100. 10 90. .ly 90 am. - SO.
a 2, Trains Sleeping Gar the 10 so y u open
90. - 90. %; 5 aud 10 80 ln
.s or Newark Del. Wilmington aud Chester, q o.
slO 80 pm -'oe 10" Nio Ano
lSr inssrmsa,a,s point. between BALTIMORE and
pm ---'' Wv w
.s as.': Ssr yo.s 6! go SSisGn, sSS
tF:,n: s le.ys 5ih,dsDhi. for Westminster 2A
~ az pm - 'A"' '-SA S'SS
ns so e.. sossS1 So nm With Pullman Buffet ss
~ IN n md
NJ. station At lsostou f-s ~ - NAs
4, for ATLANTIC city, 4:05 and 10 am. 12 90 noon
"""oAsS $40 Am, ~ noon ard " .30nm.
NJ, =. ron BAY hiDUE.
@ week Gays s;io an, 1 80. 80 pm. sundara
A Leave BAY itase week days. 30. 80 pm run
tk,cept sunday. .DsHy ssunday only.
bAsgsse sed Tor aud checked IRON hotels ana vas,
oeLces " Union Transfer Company ON orders LEFT
ticket Offices. GIG aud 1851 Fsun ave sud Al detot
ox,, ChAs. v. SCULL. Gen. Ps.s Asvut
y. :. oDEI-I- oeh Mkh1ser .yS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-01

LADIES' GOODS.
nRESS MAKERS AND TA!LoRs ARE IN
~ formed thai Nh. Hleging has Moved his Cutting
School 10 hotel frconia ele Le teaches the TuiI,r
Square ana the Mcdowell ~ stems for e. per mo- As
Ills Is The SIN plest ladies learn u ye,y
rapidly. Ladies taught at their homes n desired
Hotel FREDoNIk,
1y31-S' 81. bet 18th and 4th sta
lHhOSTS! FHONTs! FRoNTsiu
l. Always in order by pain combing
MILE NJ J. PRANprs
1899 II. n. W. Airs Harrison'sl
importer of
Fine French Hair Goods.
Hair1ressing.
!y22-lm' Shampooins.
IfhkNcH DYEING, SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
u ING EsfAbLiSHMENT, l305 New York ave
firstcass Ladies' and Gents work every dsscrip-
uon Plush, Velvet and tvenlng Dresses ANTON
AND CAROLINE lLRCH, formerly with A. Fischer
and Maisoh friese Paris. la2l
A NTON FIsCHkR's DRY CLEANING EsThB-
n IL HMM AND DYE WORKS, pO6 q 81. \. ",
Lxde and Ctnrs Garments Ut all klncs cleaned and
Dyed without be NJ Ripped. IEdl.si ksenng dresses
specially h;ltynNe years perlence ffices mod
crate Goods called for and deI yered. sl4
A LL-wooL 6ARMENfs, MADE Up OR RIPPED,
n dyed good mourning black
A FISCHER
sI4 600 OF. NV
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PROFESSIONAL

NTME BROOKE TELIs ALL TIE EVENTS on
UV LIE. AL business eon6oeptikl LADIES aud
Gentiensn 90 cent? each sOo ST., between sth and
9th sta NV. View
DRof. CLAY, The oLD-EsTAELIsHkD ONLY
y reliable genuine and psturxl-borr ClsirvoyanI
Astrolossr and Medium IN tbis city; borp xlt6 vel
and wonderful prophetic gft Of second sght rsvsss
every hidden mystery nnds lost stolen prOperty;
brings sepsrst Ted together; causes speeGy
givss success IN business REMOVES family trouhles
you are ~ doubt Of AL business connoentis1 Asyss
been known 10 fasL
HosrA an tss.Sopm sandays 2so spn
kittinga 5oc-
Psrlor.. sos 18th IT. nv 1l4-lst.
NFNE RAPHAI- THE CELEBRATED cIAIRyoY
IA ant and AstroloG1s1 the seventh dAurtt Ter horn
With caul hea Nopeertu he&linx power Slvee name
and lneky dates Don't Ian - this lady, koon
NM pREAMER tieA VIII ST. NV WILL
Nx bs aosent nom the city until september IS
Has gone 10 the soAsbore for the summer S2l-2vs
ARCHITECTS.
0s ARCHITECT
PiAns Made Complete At Lovess Bate.
12s6t' Address 2022 18th q. M
u tAoyED Ny OFFICE TO
ylss ssses bsildtaa spseiai6. SS-S4
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MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM DOAT
N4 COiAI apy's steamer
"IlGERT."
Capt John A. Ketchun. Tor Baltimore and laldingy
on the totonIae river livery Monday o'clock D. in
Apply 10
STEVENSON l. BRO,
Telephone 1883. fje26-3ml 9TH OF. wharf
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SPECIALTIES.

x1 trssts success. uily I'll femAle Conpiaanta from
xh.ssyse cause, q bar rsssdsse& sQ7A q NJ.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


BROOKS, MANsIoN-BRooKs' STATION. MET
lJBrapch o. Rk.; minutes walk from cleo
ulc cara large, airy rooms, excellent board; large
grounds plenty OF shade terms reasonable. au1 -Sts
DkO, PECr HILL-BEAUTIFULlY SITUATED
II IN the Mountains Of Virginia shade Fruit, Spring
Mater, Pano. Inc Saddle Horses liable Board unex-
ceiled CITY references. HENSON SIMPSON, North
Fork, Loudoun county, Va jsJl- tn fSs SIN
A FEW BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATES
n ct Kaloranla delightfully."- situated in well-shaded
height overlooking the PKtspsco river: terms ycrs
m0deraie Address Mrs. DONOVAN. Lock box !.
sykesslAe. Md N3o-Sr
nENTLEMEN CAN SECURE GOOD COMFORT.
~ Able accommodations on the Potomac river; good
hshinE. Grabbing and bathing; terms reasonable.
1HOs PEMBROkE,
Y.S-lOt' Ridge, ST. hary's Co., Nd.
GLEN MANOR. AT FOREST GLEN. Nd, CAN
" accommodate few more bosrders, terms mod
eIae, location beautiful and healthy For iforina-
non apply TO DAVID RtNCE, Forest Glen, Md.
orJ. X HEhTfokD. l<IyGst jy2s-6t
-FOUR VACANT RooMs AT DE LANDER FARM:
two COMMUNICATING; Eali mile from Boyda, Metro
poltan Branch baltimore and Ohio; piano, csnciag
and beautiful lake Tor bathing. Address T. e DE
LANDkks, Boyds, Md. jy23-2w
~ ,oMFohT KETREtT"-DELIG SIT
~ uated IN mountains 81 Maryland, near HsrIer's
Ferry; unetceled for health anu home comforts; So
per week MRS CLARK, Keep IrysI Nash. co.. Nd.
jylS-lm'
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SUMNER RESORTS.
m THE N0CNTAIN.,

SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
"A The nnsst health resort in the AiissAspie. Pure
rns m.,s. sr.Sias a. soi; sprPs e eoo
Tor sf eS s1 &c . =: an
MouNTAIN yIkw HoUsE IN ALLEGHENiEs;
s 'sss II d5s:s sds. SSsH @
CArsKIIL NoUNrAINs
SARATOGA
LAKE GEoRaK
ApIRoSpAcKs
u on and aftsr SUNDAY. JUNE ~, express srs!ss on
City stssien ~ q. VII run % aud ,fS NE asss
close connection with fast trains 20 and wssh
cATsKILL MOUNTAIN ExpREss-Le.ys w..h-
sssE,s S ssSs At T. e
ao5. ss saS Jersey es 10 s.sa
pssAAEGsA IqPax AND cArsKILL MOUNTAIN Ex-
son am IrTss. Aoss Rs., ssssss1 c ys
nins 10 S9o pm; .o Grand Hotel 70 PM Pho
c csiiSSnyiIls &c ,. s% A!SVs ..fsIS
Jersey City for Hotel kssssTsk. Grand Ho,si s,.sion
ssr.ioss and Caldwell
cie.ye wsshns,on 10 n Mo 5ss.es cs,y s 81.
uon at - . m. Arrive Hotel ksattrskiH via King
ston, s:to TIA Grand Hotel, 40 p, nL PhauicIa
III, Pm 40 nSuhtain house station, So o. Palep
cars from Jersey City for Hotel Kaatsrskiil Grand
Hotel Station and Washington 70 Saratoga withouI
Iurchsse tickets Pennsylvania railroad otcss and
III she Jersey CITY Station for all northern
ihrogFh west 'n0f' r'''"se- sis ears sss'isa
ieHa-to sci General Passenger Aren't. New YORK
WATER GAP HOUSE
w De:sware Water Gap p.
,e2.am / W BRoApHEAp.
A NTHoNY HALL. HAMPERS FERRY WA
~ Highest point between shensnd oah and Potomac
nvers. Send ior card aud terms B. W TIGHTNFE
Clerk: hef Msj 5. r. Williams. Gen. H. D. Nussey
I QGkMooD HOUSE, HARPRR's FERRY. W VA.
~ MIS- 8 /; LOSElT, proprteuess, Will open june
Dth among tbe mountains; shady lawns; rooms newly
tsihts and renovated; fine from all wincoxs:
excellent table, fresh milk terms % per Sesk.
nylH-3m
NEW HILLTOP HOUSE THOs. 4 LovETT
~ Prop; Harper's Ferry, WA Firsi-class table;
SPRING beds houee IN full view from b and o Depot
and Island Park. Cards a. Star ofce. Terms 50 per
~etk s5-2in
RLUE MI. HOUSE, WASHINGTON co, ND.
~ now oren. Rooms may he enSayed by applying by
,StteT or an person 70 J. y. SHANNON, Carrollton
hotel. baltimore. Md my2l-sm
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMIT HOTEL 6AITHERsBURG, MD, $50
- II aoove Warrington Forty minutes ride there
from; d. pot in sight; abundance of shade, nillk.
pleasant surroundings. Mrs. l. V. HENDRICKS.
V3l-Uts
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IN ORFOLK AND OLD POINT
FARE. SO ROUND TRIP
Steamers Leave 9TH street wharf Ut s u IN Tuss-
day, Thursday and saturday. sunday at lO:UO No. M
Further lIIVr nation Ieepnone CAll 1880. Lands az
Goluulgl Beach SATURDAYS lnVl,-t,,n
no NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
i Straluer oED. i.EAnl, from Tth-st wharf Mon
days " educ sdays and Fridays, at pm, EXCLUSIVE
CON = eel lion Win bOS On AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMEHs. Fare: e. single; round tIlp, So Tickets
nd rooms at u. lad u. lckeS Offices jig ami 1881
Ia ave .nd Hawley's, 14th aud New Yorh ave. ior
fulther Information inquire 1t psuys ofce On the
Shaii. ieicpnoEe cali s45-3 Nm. Z. WEIGH, Supt
and Gen. !yt nip
EoioMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
FOR Baltimore and River Landings Steamer SUE.
Capt oeogIecan, leaves stephen sons wharf every
sunday at O'Clock Pun. For further information
apply TO
STEPHENSON l. Bro
mhS-0m seventh street Wharf
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

OSL~hAN ~ l. lL<A4hISllOs
SAoASSo nYtaf 70 tpSP }}s,,yn
Fast L1pre.s stesmers = v"
To Southampton u-ondon. hAvreI. Bremen.
h L. Ii ID, w. % Jss So Z k:i:st
a IN LID ;. st. Aug y nooi.. "''' aug D. ~
Comfortable state rooms, excellent table, uxuriou,
Esrtl according 10 ioeatios "a esbin 900 N
1 sTo;p s s.sef rag, =. Tow rs'os Apply 20
('uNAEp LISE-sTATE ROOMS CAN BE RE-
Sseryed at The Washington agency: nrst-clsss 20
au isSp sSS ~ ie'GSd S go and
sanAers sole Asents. e3l st. nw. my233m
MEDICAL. DC.
7 ADDE'S. WHO REoUIak THE SERVICES OF A
nav eSsu bs MI ss.Si dASis: plyssD
sulis,,un a:th I1d,e, onlx4 Aio AMI .s Son
ID The Oldest Established and only Relisbls I.diss
can be consulted daily. sat g.. Ssixssn ~ and 9th
promp. treatment, coasuis.tiop strictly eouaasa-
,isl ssrsra;e room. for Ladisa Medicine e. Pill.
nR, LOEB, aas NORTH l6rH sT. PuILADEL:
'.'s!s 9,S fun particulars for ao%' Cure fEHE ~
N M. DE FOREST. LoNo-lsfABLIsHKD AND
I IS = I'm S. Y. sss NV one: s'sS
ID FAD AND BE wIsE.-DR BROTHERs. s0v sf
III W.. appeared before and made oath thai hs u
ile Olcest EslsbsLed lxIert syecisllst in tnsctty
ara hydraulics cure ~ eli cases privste diseases
,.s a. ~; s oS ne 3
Iriibed aud sworn 70 betors me BY De- BhOfhkhA
sANuEL Z. lIl1A Notary kubtc IN s1q 1ox M
Iistrict Of Columbus this 80 asy ofJ9ly. lsea
.y1-lms
ITHAs NkyEn BEN GoNIaADIcTEb THAT
LG Ladies Physician IN this city: ladies'. you can
ronhdentiy consult Dr. Bko1Hkhs, 800 q. Az
srticuiar attention paid " al dseAsse peculiar "
ladies', married or sngiA Forty years expefAs0ce
jy7-1ms
MANHOOD REsToREp By USING A BOTTLE
M or two Ut d.. BR0THEks' lnvieoyottnG Cordial
VII cure any Of Nervous Debility and los Of
nerve power. Il imports vigcr % the whole systsm.
Male or feinae. Seb o. sw. WS-lms
SPECIALTIES.
VFRs. Dh MULLER CAN IN CONSULTED AID
An treats uiy I'll femAle Cosppiaanta from
xh.tsysr cause, q bar rssadsne& sQ1N !. e. ny.
Ulhcs hours 70 op.W. &l3.1Us
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WASHINGTON soUTHERN RAILWAY.

.,5 ~ LffLcd MAJ H. lssO.
iO'bS an. IL %, noon MO; az 4i,a 40 aS
6Dl. e:u2, 1905 aud j 80 y N. On sunday a
$50 40, $50. 1867 am. $50. 6.Vl s.0s
Accommodation for QuSntico. as an. and 90
pm. week days; 40 q M. suDdAys
For hlchmund and The r0utn, 30 AID 1857 am
daily, Accommodation. 30 pm. wees days
Trains leave AleHaLdIIA Tor " ~ hIg tUu q o.. n5
s0e. s;l0. 1918, II 90 an; l:%o 3 90. 5. 90
o;lo, 900. 90, go, 10 80 and II :Vs y u ON
80. . 20 and 10 81 q A.
1ickets sno niornatio NJ the Ofct northeas cor.
ner 18th e. and Pennsylvania AVENUE AM al me
station. wheie orders be lett tor the che king u
baseASs 10 eestnntiOn from hotels aIu Iessdeules
ChAs. T. fIGil, j. Il MtHlD
1eper.l Manager. lmyl2l General Passenger Agent
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ior the season. tor circulars, &C. address fES%ICk
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DSnsor Compositions tor Northern aud Eastern
Maine gnd the Provinces.
Inc most convenient and enjoyable route for CAM
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MOOSEHEAD LAKE aud all resorts in Maine
Excursion tickets ut reduced rates
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