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PROPOSALS.

d,,I TSsoTMALks:.oisss q issis 5aiiSia., and
Sc fS y sl: cr NON
yarda more or less Of .sphalt ensn 900 square
ing square yards. more O. less II sspsst ssH.
in The publis ronnas Attention s invited act. Of
81 r.ss ssd s vol go rage
oSssined 5. sh once The UnieS safes ressry %
ne right 70 reject any and all proTossA .. EkhsT,
ID ton. tasa:. .. isso.Hse.iea prepossls vii II
+ ssss'a Is his es GNk
rs0unIh lsso FOR tumsninT and delivering =, the
Sor. s aa Of Of IL S
spec ncations and Instructions To bidders will ne
SosIf e. to tins
DEPARTMENT. 9E THE INIEhIoR-wAsHIN9:
- - Ton, Aasas q, ls9o-seaied Proposals Will
eEE 1850
q se Snf Of the
'n ' john In SoSf s sS Ss .sen
phoPosALs FOR LUMBER FOR THE WASHING
- ton NAVY Y.rd-sep,ember l. 1890. sealed pro-
invt9n Navy Yard to ps opened September IL u isso
VIA be received ii the Bureau Of PToysions and Cloth
TMELxR 6SIocK NOM. hin SEsfER ri p HIN
hercsftfr ~ Is NO and publicly opened mmedateIy
9naif,ny OF yellow pine lumber. The articles must
Blank - M Ss ts s:s prn
ariNcaon 10 the commandment Of the navy yard 10
ihc bureau lie bds, al other things being eqt,al
decided oy lot The Department the light 10
Waive utocts or To reject any ali bis not deemed
az is.ah,Seeous TO the goyerniient EDMIN SIEW-
AM, faylhaster General. Us. Navy. au.9-oaw2w
phoPosAi.s FOR SITE FOR BUILDING FOR
Dc sep.eGeF 3 piontiss hns.on
Ieee}ved until TMhLlE oCLOCK N o. WEDNEs-
DAi, SEPIEMBEk SENEN1EkNTH, 1890. by the
nnderslE;ed for the purchase of q Site for a New
buIlS Tor the Government Printing tce, said site
20 contain about one hundred and, ffty thousand
uoooVO square feet, ald to bs within the bounds Of
street north st street eIst north and 9th
street West III the city OF Nsshngton Each ,bfosaI
Will state the location OF tho und, the number Of
square let offered and the names 3ud residences
Tue owner or O~ners. 1hese Proposals be in
dorsed Proposals for q Site Tor the Govern nIent
PRINTING Office and address 20 Hon William Vim
dom, secret ~ OF the Treasury, Chairman of the
Board WILLIAM WINDOW, Secretary of the Treas
ury: FRANK ". PALM Err. lublIc Priator; EDWAkD
CLiNh, ArcnteNt OF the Capitol s..-l2t
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EZETA FOR PRESIDENT.
A Temporary Executive to be Elected
In Salvador.

A San Salvador special to the New York
Herald says that the special session of the
Salvadorian congress was convened yesterday
afternoon to elect president to serve until
next January The crowds in the galleries OF
the house and those in the streets made an
enthusiastic demonstration in favor of Gen.
Ezeta for president. The president will prob
ably be elected today
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TIE PERrEcr,oS OF RAILWAY Ta,vr, ia a,

IRE PERFECTION OF RAILWAY TRAVEL il ex-
emplified ia the Royal Blue line trains now
running between Washington, Baltimore, Phiia-
de!phia and New York via baltimore and Ohio
railroad. Each car in every tram ia yestibnIed
including baggage cars, day coaches, parlor
ears and sleepers. All are heated by steam
aud lighted by Pintsch gas. The anti-telescop-
ing device Is attached to every car. Around
.he ordinary traveller. riding in the day coach.
Il therefore thrown the same degree Of safety
rs guards the more exclusive passenger occn-
pylng the parior or sleeping cars. The COM
forts OF the coach passenger are further pro-
Sided for through the separate lavatories for
gentlemen aud ladies IN each car. A separate
smoking compartment in each car is also a new
feature that viii commend itself To the lovers
81 ths used
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12

Low RATES TO DEER Park AND OAKLAND
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 for the Friday
night and all Saturday trains each week at rate
of 50 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 condl-
tions at IS. so for the round trip.
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Schedule IN eject june "a isSa.
@'e washington IRON stsiisD corner OF New JerSev
ro. chicaEG aaa Sar,S%est se ssf Limited 81,
for Chemist, ST Louis si'd ma ,I Ina,
os Ny 8 8 20 aud II 30 nm. 'A''s''
fS Spt tstsenur. and Cleveland daily $50
% lexington and points In the Shenandoah VALLEY
For For n n,nshe =; and way stations tS,opn
~ 1851, ss ;vv 40 ming,esl, $50, $50 III :00 Il 90
!Sis IS minutes SIS. 10 SO; Is 4 8 lslg nut
30. 1850 S sSd oiqc, O. 10 ego 10 20 80
SIS Z, s :IS gS Am I4oc IS sina,ss. 20 ~
n1in li',, 300 e:la O..G 7:3o s Is 10 ID
FOR Way stations between w..b,nu,or ,na p,,,,
more, 900. o:3a. 30 am. i.:io. ny ;'n
"a ~; Sahda,s $50 am. co. ) rs 81
Trans leave baltimore for Washington week ,,ar,
lo:2o. and 10. ana is:50' ~ 60 10 I'd. a.
80. 5:tS L.. ID L. iyO, $40 ~ 90 30. 20
g:sy; "a s Z. $50: VsC, is'sS io:SS Stss
$50 SO So 10 i0 io!.6 q and 1iNo .,s no 700
"a "f AnaaIoIis o;'1 and 80 M. H. i'd aud 30
oils g.. 90. ana. isoa $50 pm. 's sundays nnss
o. fSr s'anon: on tns Metropolitan Branch. 70 80
sio ~ M, s. ;lS pnl for PRINCIPAL only
FOR koekyillc ANA Way s siss All ns. =. :a,p.m
SSC. % am HT ti Htss~ iSoS .Sgs.s 70 , 90
10y DV1us anu intermediate stations - 90 Mn
Shutch Train leaves " Washington sunday M III
Pm stopping 80 all stations Metropolitan Branch
,,f1E trasrek tu:30. 1880. 500 tll:;J aul-
Ior h.ssrstosn ny tt0 40 am. and IS .sopm
rams arrive IRON Chicago daily III - |. m ana
t:Io Pm from CINCINNATI and 81 Louis daily q. 81
pm DAILY. '''" ~-4aa-' jaw
NV AoRk AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
NJ. - .o irsh'on, Newark J., and Elizabeth
a. s;oV ana 'IV:3O pm. Buffet Parior Cars on III
GAY msihs Sleeping Car on the 40 SO ~ ma o,,su
ato:OO I'm. - ~ NfDA
or phIisdsphia - %, rs 90 1000 .Io 90 noon
~ :ou 'o:l5 and 10 80 I'm.
NeMSfk Del, Wilmington and Chester, - .o5
.1,, s.ni.' i-;Oo noon. - 90 400 is. and
t9r internediats points between Balumors and
pm '' wv ''~S
Trains leave New York for Washington. 90 On
49,, 49,, AIN, @'oO. $50 800 nm and 'la:I5
Train: leave Philsdelphi, for Washington q "a
.3a33' 1;io. III: 80 s.m- II 40. AL -5 sd
tor Boston $50 pm, with Pullman Buffet s,eep-
ing car running through 10 Boston without Change
Via ioughkeeIsie Bridge, landing passengers IN Is una
For Atlantic City, sos and 10 an IL 90 noon
ouIusys 10 AIN, " noon at 10 80 pm
IIfcept SUNDAY. DAILY. SUNDAY only
baskake called tor anu checked from hotels and resi-
Sehces u Union Transfer COMPANY on orders left NJ
ucket ofrces. ol9 and 1901 Penn ave and al Jepot
- CHAS. q. SCULI- Gen, lass, Agent
.. 4. oDELl Gen. Manager. No
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FUTURE DAYS.
Il WILLIAMS L co, Auctioneer

HANDSOME WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES. WAL.
NUT FRAME PAhLOK SUITE, HEAVILY
SAVED y . EKIES M. ,,1 WAkNUT WAK9KqBE,
ANp DISI I %, ECON GH4Ias, WALNUT Mas
EASY CHAIkS. MATTINGs BEDDING,
StRINGs. HAIR AND HUsK MATTRESSES.
sTEADS. BUREAUS AND WASHSTANDS,
BkCSsELS INGRAM AND OTHER CAKPErS.
CHINA AND GLASSWARE, KITCHEN UTEN-
SILS. &C.. BEING THE CONTENTS OF A
IHlkTEENHOOM HOUSE.
Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, we shall sell ut residence No
50O street northwest the above collection Of House.
hold Effects. partially enumerated, and worthy the
attention OF buyers
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO.,
sl1-4t Auctioueers.
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Dedication at Annapolis Junction.

All Saints Protestant Episcopal Chapel at
Annapolis Junction, Nd, was dedicated yester.
day by Rev. William Parrot, bishop of Maryland
Rev. Mr.. Mayo Of Baltimore preached the SER
mon. Rev. T. A. Johnstone of St Phillips
Church. Laurel. is the rector of the new church.
Lloyd E. Dorsey, T. ]. Bowie, George W. King
and X. o. Wells are the vestrymen. The
church starts with thirty-fve communicate
and fifty Sabbath school scholars The build
ing was begun last spring. and is pretty frame
Gothic structure forty feet by thirty-six. The
seating capacity is two hundred. The interior
ia finished in oiled North Carolina pine. The
pulpit is oak. The structure cost $500.
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WHO WILL BE CHAMPIONS?
The Game of Base Ball on Analo stan
Island Tomorrow.

The great game between the Columbia Ath-
letic ball team and the New Jersey Athletic
nine, the second of the SERIES will take place
tomorrow afternoon on Analostan Island The
visiting team will reach the city toni ghs at
about IL o'clock accompanied, it is expected.
by a large number Of New YORK and New Jer-
sey athletes eager to see the Sand Spaniards
repeat their former dose of whItcwash The
Columbia boys, however, are determined to
bring the series to a tie and although they are
handicapped by the illness OF Keyworth their
best pitcher. they will make gallant effort to
annihilate the visitors.
THE TEAMS
will play and bat as follows:
COlumbia-Green. second base: Bolway.
shortstop; sprigman. third base; Dickinson
first base; Walsh. pitcher; Burke, right field.
Beall or Dashiell, center field: DAILY. catcher.
New Jerssy-Cary, shortstop; Chancey, third
base; W. CurrIe, catcher; Smith. first base;
Spaulding, second base; McBurney, right field:
fistler, left field; J. NJ. Currie. center field;
Wistervelt and Mabie.
The STAR inadvertently placed the blame of
losing last Saturdays game on Bolways sin gle
error. His misplay was not as bad as some OF
the Others nor disastrous and he deserves
credit for his plucky work throughout the
season and sympathy for making this error bis
hrst IN many games. Tic is one of the most
promising players on the team
The game tomorrow will be called ct $3.50
O'Clock. Two steamers will be In service to
carry the spectators across the river and a
huge sand scow will be moored for a wharf a,
the island landing in order to accommcGa Ate
the crowd. Tho umpire OF the game will be
selected tonight by Messrs. Perry. representing
Co!amDla. and Stevens. the president of the
New Jersey Club. There were a good many
Ladies present nj the game at Bergen Point
and II Is but fair to the visitors. since they
gave the Washington boys a chance TO see the
Jersey beauties, that they should be afforded
girls in Washington.
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Population Statistics-

The Census Office announces the populations
OF the following named cities with the increase
IN each: Bangor, Me-, 1909 increase, 2.234;
Rockiand, Me-, S.I37; increase. 53S; Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, 1897; increase, 1893; dubuque,
Iowa. SO,l4I; increase. 1893 The population
of the entire state of Maine is given as Goo 2jI.
AN increase In the ten years Of l,325, or 1. IS
per cent
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TOTAL sI,4se 45.sIo 54.oss 5s.soI ss, 81

TOTAL sI,4se 45,sIO 54.oss 5a.SoI sa, 5c9
But it is not alone in numbers that tho great
increase of advertising is shown. Tho larger
space required for advertisements during thu
year 1889 as compared with that occupied il
1888 ID even more striking.
The average daily space filed by advertise.
ments in lSs8was %. 10 columns, or 7779 columns
for the year; whereas for the year 1889 the daily
average was 2a.75 columns or s223 columns IN
the aggregate, being a total gain over the pre-
vious year Of L 44 columns! And this, il masf
be remembered, consisted exclusively Of the
ordinary everyday business advertising, nothing
in the way of tax sales poll lists election re>rnA
ETC., such Is occasionally swell tho business a
political organs. being included in it patron
ego.
In conclusion, 81 In only necessary 70 say thsA
IN proportion TO the extent and high characta
Of its circulation, TEE srARs advertising ratss
take rank with the very lowest i'm the country,
and to add, finally, that every statement hersis
made can be abundantly verified THE Gle
CULATIoN OF THE PAPER Ii SWORN To-
ITS PRESS AND CIRCULATION ROOMS AcE
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. AND ITS BOOKS
MAY BE INSPECTED By ANY ONE HAVING
~ INTEREST N THEIR EXAMINATION
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The Will Of Patrick Harris Eagan.
ESr<,, h. .it C,,o

The Will Of Patrick Harris Eagan.
From the Baltimore Sun.
The will of Mr.. Patrick Harris Eagan, who
was known in the theatrical world az Patrick
Harris, was filed in the orphans court yester.
day. He leaves all his estate to his wife and
appoints hor sole executrix without bond. He
also requests that no inventory be made OF his
estate. The law, however. requires AN inven.
tory to be made. A nominal bond of 81 ,OO(
was given. The will was executed in Hamilton
county, Ohio, July 6. 1886. Tho witnesses are
Horace Britton, Howard Douglas and Frederick
Norman.
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Special Census Agents Appointed.

supt Porter has appointed the following
named special agents to collect statistics of
manufactures: Issacher p. Fell Bloomington.
Ill; Charles +. Lee, EIyria. Ohio; Eugene 7.
Robinson. Wellington. Ohio; ". j. Beck, Mans
held, Ohio. Assistants: Edward Scharenberg,
Chicago, ILL.,; Harlan NJ. Swain, Philadelphia.
Ia, Daniel L Brand, ST. Louis No.
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Ayee.aa,123 23,sse as.4s4 2,.os2 10000
Increase

ASee.x<,ixS x3,6SS 23.4S4 2s.OS2 10. 09o
Increase 1.5Js I.s03 I.5ss 5.oOs
Oh this remarkable average aggregate al
sooso copies circulated daily, no more than
i,io2 copies are sent out of the city by mail,
and i,io6 go to suburban places, by express
railway trains, ETC., leaving as n net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL FRO 4
PORTION of s2eS PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE of 2. ,SS2 copies! OF thi. number,
Fl, 142 were delivered daily by regular
carriers at the homes OF permanent sub
scribers.
The remaining {, 7i0 copies represent the sales
over the Office counter, at the news stands, cns
by newsboys. But Of this latter number a very
large proportion is supplied regularly to per-
manent residents OF the city living in lodgings
DC. mot householders). 60 that its whole circula
ton may be literally said to be in the family
circle. While its aggregate circulation thcre-
fore gives The STAR n distspcfirs and ,nu'abSs
position in modern Journalism. the fullness Of
fits homo circulation, the extent 20 which
1t is relied upon by mcnbers Of the
household, and particularly by the pur.
chasing portion of the community, are
the marked characteristics of the paper,
TO which no other daily journal now
published can furnish parallel.
This is no idle boast on tho part of the paper.
It is a well established fact, demonstrated to
the full satisfaction Of the sagncious and enter
prising business men OF Washington. who seek
and know where TO find THE LARGEST
RETURNS FROM THE MONEY PAID OUT
FOR ADVERTISING. This is proven by the
growth of The SrAR's advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate tie
esteem in which any article is beld by the
public than a constantly increasing demand
for it-day by day. week by week, month by
month. and year by year,-in the face Of adj
verse claims and prctentious competition. The
figures following tell the story on this point:
HuxBRR or NEW ADvERusEN.Hrs TKrSTED Il
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

g No other paper published has anything
like half many readers in the city of WASH
ington as has TIE EVENING STAR. and no other
one has yet supported its claims by an affidavit
Of its circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Letters of Administration.

John F. Woeden has applied for letters Of
administration on the estate Of Mary Elizabeth
Wooden, who died In April last. He states
that as she died in consequence Of injuries re-
eeived by fall caused by the negligence Of the
Is. and P. II. II. Co., an action against the
company has occurred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
Yesterdays Ball Games.

Base ball games played yesterday resulted:
National League-At Decentralization, 2; Phila-
Gelphia, /. At Chicago (first game) --Chicago,
5; Cleveland, 0. Second game--Chicago, Z;
Cleveland 9. At Cincinnati first game Gin
cinnati, 9; Pittsburg, 0. Second game--Cin-
cinnat 4: Pittsburg l.
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A Colorcd Musical Pro,l,.v

At Trinity African Methodist Church last
night, says the Baltimore Sun. several hun
dred persons were both amused and astonished
at the piano playing Of Clara johnson, four
year-old colored girl. She played rapidly and
skilfully number of sacred and sentimental
songs, and her mother, who sat beside her
during the entertainment claims the child can
play one hundred pieces with surprising case.
When Clara played "Annie Rooney" and ..Yan-
kee Doodle" the crowd almost went wild
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FIRST TOUCH OF WINTER.
Six Inches Of Snow in Montana an,
Northwestern Territory.

Signal Service Observer Lyons, at St. Paul,
says snow was reported yesterday morning
from Fort Assinnaboine, Mont. This is the
first snow Of the season in the west
Snow to a depth of from four to six inches
fell ut places in the Northwest territory above
Montana. and about one-haf inch fell over
North Montana.
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NortSagee.
EUGENE u. CaRUSI CO.,
IL Real Estate Brokers
Cor 10Th and + sts :, "

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SIXTH AND r
SINEEIS NORTfEAST, IMPROVED Y
TWELVE NEW THREE STONY BRICK
HOUSES.
virtue Of certain deed Of trus. recorded in Lber
No 1888 folio g3, of the land records the District
OF Columbia. and upon the request in wring of the
holders of the Lotes secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will offer tor sale at public auction in front
Of tho premises on sATULDAY. THE TWENTIETH
DAY oF SEPTEMBER, 1890, AT FIVE O'CLOCK
= ~, t, ,, following property w: ~ Lots numbered
Carusi Gnd Milsrs trustees subdivision OF original
LOIS 40. IL and Il, i'll square No S3J, recorded in
book e. lu1 in the Office OF the surveyor for the
District of Columbia.
Terms One third CASH. balance in equal install
ments in and two years from Jay of safe the pur
chaser to give his notes Tor the deferred payments
bearing interest at the rate OF cent per
pay able semi annually and secured by deed of trust
cn the propert,od or all cash. at option of purchaser
deposit OF S1UO each lot will be required WI EN-
sold All conveysncing and recording purchasers
cost,
II all the property be no: sold on the day above
named. the sale will he continued on the MONDAY
following, and from day to thereafter the sans
hour and place until all of said lots hR,e been sold
EUGENE CAkUSI, ! rr,....
WILLIAM j. MILLER,i AFus'ees.
4S6 Louisiana ave- w.
WALTER D. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. Aucts s3-d6ds
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The old reliable bunco game was worked ut
the Winchester, Va, fair on Wednesday aud
moufns the loss Of eS0o. The buneo man o..
capped
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Potomac DistrIc, a. NJ. r. Conf.ro

fotomac District a. vi. r.. Conference.
The Potomac district conference began its
second days session at Mount Moriah African
Methodist Church in Annapolis, Nd, yesterday
with devotional service by Rev. J. W. Beckett
OF this city. Rev. J. II. Callett Of Baltimore
made an address on The Necessity of Greater
Care in Keeping and Preserving Church Rec
ords. Fred Douglass made an address on
The Condition Of the Colored People,"
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RArCLIFfE. DAKR S CO. AN. Ans ,,s,,

MORTGAGEE'S SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECILE.
By virtue Of Mortg 10 me, dated September Q
D. 1889, and duly recorded in Liber of Mortgaees
folio TO- &c. i'll the office uf the collector OF customs
at Geo rSetOwn D. will offer for sale at pubic
auction ,c =, on MONDAY AFTERNOON. SEP rENBEK
ut tho foot of High street, Georgetown ID C. the
STEAM fhOPELLER or VESSEL CALLED THE
"CtClLF,"
together With thu Engines. Boilers Machinery Boat
Anchors Cables. Chains. KiIgiug. Jackie Apparel
Furniture aud all other iecessarics thereuuto mo.
,ertaininP and belonging. Length 10 g. 10 feet,
breadth u -iO feet dcptn and 70 100 feet, Of the
hu d. n Ct / 90 90 tons thcreaboutx End more
particularly described in the ca!d mortgage.
TerIls OF sale: Cash.
GEORGE II. BOSWELL.
.uux,, NortSagee.
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s s. ]! s EHiI I.
E T #S::#HsE' &C;
F. $::!!$HISI T s:

THE EVENING STAR IL offered 70 the puS-
lie, in good faith and with confidence, a. THB
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE UNITED STATES. In point OF fact 10
may be truth!ally said that il is without an
equal in this respect any where in the world
These avorments are borne out by the figure.
given below. which are compiled from the
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year. and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation of the paper during
the year 1889. published in TnK stan on the
18th Of January. 1880.
Briefly stated. the points upon which the
above claim is based are these; That
L. The Star hns three times the circu-
intson Oh any other paper tn washing.
toni
2. Tho STARE circulation In Washtas.
ton h double that OF NIL the other daily
papers published i'm the CITY added to-
gethcr!s
3. HE star has N iarrer and fuller
CIRCULATION IN the CITY wbcre prtutc0s
I'm proportion 60 reading and purchas-
Ing population, than any other news.
paper I'm the worsdI!!
q. The Star has the largest regular
md permanent home circulation OF
any two-ccnt afternoon paper tn the
United ssasc.!,ii
In support Of these claims and 70 show the
constantly increasing circulation OF the paper.
attention is invited to the figures following:
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-su
ISs3. 1856. 1877. ISSs. rSse.
'AN..2o,4s6 23.sss 2s,4,o e6,3ss 2,.sal
FEB. .22,o29 -, 32I 2s.s9s 2,,Isl $4,000
hAK-25,5is ID, j9a 26,00s 2,.asO $4,000
Arr. .22,572 a4.,e, 25,5s5 2,.I6s 2s.s52
MAY. 22-4s4 24.s5s 2a,s42 2o,7s2 2s,s,s'
JUNE. 21.933 23.s02 -, II6 27.4a3 so.I,3
july n .aO6 -. 1856 2i,S,O 26,3ss 2s.sys
Aus.. .2i,4I5 -, 364 2s.S5s 25,5st 1855
skrT. I.033 ~. 302 24,so5 a5,;rsi 2s.4,s
ocT..21,4s7 2I.7OI 24,s0s 25.e46 3o.3xs
Nov .22,eas 23,63t 25,6ss 2s-sta 3t,o53
DEC. $4,000 2a,6Ss 26,46s 2s.,52 3I.s5y
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WESLEY HEraurs, adjoining new Methodist
University, will be offered in small parcels
September Is, prices 10 and IS cents per
foot JOHN i. wAaoAxAN, .llth aud q.
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FINANCIAL.

MALL ST. MANUAL. AND OPTION LIST FREE
w Bonds and stocks bought sold, Margin vp er
atoms CONDUCTED ON 800 upward: Options" xl0 I,
& IN ~ -'S" ava 7.
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AUCTION SALES.
Tom ON ROW,
WALTER B. WILLIAMS L CO., Auctioneera

REGULAR SATURDAY SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, CoNsIsIINa OF pARLnR, BED
ROOM AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE OF
EVERY PRESCRIPTION. REMOVED 10 OUR
sALEsR0OM, CORNER TENTH AND PENN.
SYI.vANlA AVENUE NORTHWEST. FOR Con.
NENIENCE OF SALE. WHICH TAKES PLACE
TOMORROW MORNING.. within and in front Of
cles partially enumerated:
Handsome Walnut Chamber Suite. plate glass; cost
Folding Beds. Mantel Beds. Oil Paintings. Antique
Easy Chairs Hall Rack. Couches sldeboafds. Dining
Room Chairs
Walnut Bedsteads Bureaus and Wash Standa
BRUSSELS, Ingram and other Carpets.
Kitchen Utensils, Heating Stoves, &c
II " n.s;oncar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-12
RAILROADS.
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Schedule In Eject NAY IL

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NlIsinlA West Nirsinia. Kentucky and Iancinnar
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