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cheered Dickinson, whom they affectionateiy
rafar IN An ssTnhhu

cheered Dickinson, whom they afectionateiy
refer to a. "Tubby."
THE MEDALS
were then distributed, the gold one going TO
Chichester, who had scored 10 points on gen.
eral excellence to IS by Dickinson. The win
ners of first places in all the events were given
silver medals, shield-shaped, depended from
silver bar.
The officers were: Referee--L. L. Harlan,
GAG.
Inspectors-W. h. Gilpin and NJ woodville.
Track tudges-Chas. F. Brooke, II. NJ Wood
ward and T. ]. Pickett
Field judges-Alban Brooke, l. J. Barber.
Timers-w. E. Burford, J. Ayres, GAG,
c. b. Courtney, GAG.
StartcrAJ. T. Orossley, GAG
Clerk OF the course-G. B. Miller '
sam" Stinemetz and w. E. Crist neither
OF whom had any official title, worked as hard
as anybody else and did all that was left un-
done by Others They toiled excessively and
were rewarded only by the consciousness OF
duty we'll done,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
PUR1rY AND STRENGTH

The former in the blood and the latter throughout the
systom are necessary to the enjoyment of perfect
health The best way 20 both 10 to take Hoods
Sarssparilia, which expes oil impurities from the
biood rouses the kidneys and liver overcomes that
tired feeling and mparts that freshness to the whole
body, which makes one feel perfectly we'll.
Il have tsken not quite a bottle of Hoods Sarsa-
paria. and must il is of the best medicines for
giving an appetite urifying the blood and
the digestive organs, that heard Of 1t did me
a great deal Of good" MRS. N A. STANLEY Causs.
tota, NY.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six S. Prepared only
by G. l. HOOD Co. Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 4
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ROCKVILLE FAIR PREMIUMS.
Awards Yesterday for Sheep, Hogs,
Cattle, Fruit and Vegetables.

orrespopdence Of TIE EVENING star
ROCKVILLE, Sept 8.
The attendance at the agricultural fair this
afternoon was largely augmented and the re-
ceipts at the gates were much larger than on the
first day last year. At 2 p. m. the center of at
traction was the athletic sports on the west
side of the track near the judges stand, in
in which the Columbia Athletic Club of
Washington took a leading part.
The following premiums were awarded to-
day:
For sheep-To W. X Jones. Asa NJ. stabler,
J. W. Graf and 2. NJ. Cooke; second pre-
miums to John w. Keys and T. s. Kilgour,
For hogs-To W. Z. Muncaster, J. ii. Bogiey.
VIM. Bogley, ID. N. Staley, T.. T. Strain and J.
w. Gran. Second premiums for hogs-To T.
i. Strain, W. L. Muncaster. J. II. Bogley, J. C.
Bentley. C. A. Brooke and w. F. Wagner.
For cattle--To VIM. q. Thompson, John L.
Dawson, Samuel Cooper, w. E. Muncaster, Lee
Offutt. j. II. Bogley, +. C. Hutton, Everett
Rickett, c. II. Brooke W. r. Gather and C, +.
Brooke. Second premiums for cattle-To
Ihos. o: White, r. W. Albert. Bowie vinson,
VIM. J. Thompson, T. c. Hutton. w. r. Gather
Samuel Cooper and Il. Watkins.
For fruit-To s. G. Casassa, +. NJ. Halloweli,
L. W. Page, DIR. Charles Albert. VIM. r. Gather
John White and George Shaw. Second pre-.
miums-To F. NJ. Hallowell, Mrs. Nesbitt w.
+. Wagner and John White
egetables-Beets, Miss Zaidee Adamson.
cabbage. c. d. Duvail; cymblings. Geo. Shaw:
pumpkins Jno. White; egg plants, j. ". Hor,
ner; cucumbers c. F. Kirk; lima beans, II. c.
Hallowell; string beans, W. A. Dobson; satisfy,
C. W. Baggaly; parsnips, Fred Stabler; carrots
W. A. Dobson; celery, c. W. Baggariy; pota,
toes. NJ. p. Howard and Mrs. G. Bennett: sweet
potatoes, Jno. White; tomatoes, II. C. Halo
we'll; turnips. T. W. Page; onions, W. +. Wag-
ner; sweet corn. H. c. Hallowell. Second pre-
miums to Miss jamie Bailey, II. b. Farqnhar,
Saml. Cooper, Jno. White Miss Belle Velrs'
Jno. W. Horner, W. +. Wagner, H. C. Halo,
we'll, G. F. Brooke, M. +. Howard. Nelson
Baker. Mrs. G. Bennett and J. II. Boyley.
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LEUvILLE TO FIGHT A DUEL.
Gone to B0ulogne to Meet Q Fighting
Journalist.

The Marquis de Leuville left London yester-
day for Boulogne. The marquis went to
Bouiogne to fight a duel this morning. The
other principal In the duel il a French cor
respondent for q syndicate OF Paris newypapers
Both men have declared that they will fight to
the death.
The origin Of the duel lies in the visit Of Mrs.
Frank Leslie to England two months ago. Last
week the French correspondent not having
heard OF previous reporter being kicked down
stairs Tor the same query, called on the marquis
to ask him il he had Tilted Mrs. Leslie or il
Mrs. Leslie had Tilted him. Leuville declined
to be interviewed on the subject. He offered
Tor small moneyed consideration to kick the
reporter out, as he had the previous one. But
the frenchinan was too muscular for this sort
OF amusement and SO the marquis dropped
helpless back In his armchair and listened to
the Frenchman while he charactized Mrs Leslie
decent
The rext night the marquis determined to
challenge the Frenchman to duel and sent his
friend, Sir Claude Decrcspigny, bart. with the
necessary outht as a second. The meeting was
arranged Tor Thursday Mt daybreak 1t is be-
ponce OF Boulogne Of the intended bloodshed
and they may find means to prevent IT.
reporter called ut Leuville's chambers
inesday evening and saw Miss Black. the
house keeper. She verified the report that the
marquis had gone to Boulogne, and she tear.
fully feared with murderous intent. She de-
clared that for the last few nights she had been
frightened ont of her sleep BY the marquis
practcing with his revolver from one end to
the other OF his drawing room. All night long
she declared that he had been pacing of regu-
iation distances, dropping handkerchiefs, turn
Ing at his word of command, firing at his own
great heart as reflected in the mirror that
served him as target. The mirror is still in
the room. Everything else about the fat is
broken.
=, The greatest confusion prevails throughout
the rooms; torn papers and letters litter the
moor there Is dust on everything, and the look
renected in the furniture. Miss Black AYERS
that the marquis rewrote his will before leav-
ing Tor Boulogne. 1t is the fervent desire of
all London that the Frenchmen should be in
earnest and ACCOMPLISH results
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, Thanks of the National Rifles.

Capt L. L. Blake and Col. ]. C. McKibben
were profusely thanked last night for a kind
ness done by them to the National Rifles. June
3 these two gentlemen rendered the use of the
Steamer Charles Manchester to the Rifles SO
that the organization (of which Messrs. Blake
and McKibben are honorary members) might
suitably celebrate its tenth anniy ersary. The
Rifles were on the Manchester again last night
and they improved the occasion by presenting
to their two friends beautifully eugrossed set
of resolutions. Mr.. ". f. Col,sday made the
presentation speech and Coz. McKibben re-
sponded. The resolutions vii. haag in the
MacaIester'S saloon
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds In fec havo been filed az follows:
Z. Carusi ct al, trustees, to Antoinette R, Per.
le' lot 2, block S., Columbia Heights; %, 49,
W. s. Graham to G. H. La Fetra, lot 8. block
8, I. BIS sub, Mt Pleasant; ell G. A
Mcuhenny to James L. Abrahams, sub 26. So
I'll; g. @. Gushing to K. J. Knowlton. subs
y, u and Z, 90; $50; elsa. lola F. Williams to
9. Ross. lot IA, block 10, Takoma Park; e.. s.
Ross 70 Eliza Williams ct al. same property:
3. x. J. Knowltou to NJ. .Rosier, sub b. 40
$50; $780, J. y. Kennedy to same, same prop.
ertyi g.. A. p. Clark to A. G. Clark, 50. north
Of 1858; e.. A. L. MorseIi to Eleanor A. III
Magrudsr, lot 8, block 4, Reno; sl75. James
Lanahan to @. R. Shuitz, sub 20, ga. 95S. ~ I'M
n: H: Msline 70 Emily Griswold, part iii, 90.
10; e100 J. D. Proctor TO A E. Burch. snk
70, %, 2S4i ea,60Q -. -
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DOES Yous Cam
Dnr U

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nso. your baking powder b saulserssed with
ammonia or alum. ingredients injurious 10
health.
Housekeepers who use cleveland's Superior
Baking Powder know that it has the pecuniary
property Of PRODUCING light wholesome bread.
biscuit. cake, &C., that retain their natural
moisture and sweetness This desirable qual-
ity. In . b akine powder shown BY the ofncia,
Reports to be the strongest Of al pure cream Of
tartar powders. makes Oeveland's Superior
Absolutely the Best"
Clevelapds Superior Baking Powder ID for sale
by g. @. Cornwall Son,
John II. Magruder, c. C. Bryan
r. Page, Chss KeIIo4
Mm Abbott Elphonzo louneS Co,
Wilmer 4 Co, VIM r. brown
Shirley & Schodcld John Keyxorih
Burchard & Co., Howard keyworth
1neod F. McCauley, NJ. Mccormick,
NJ. p Netzger
And other high -class erocera
my6-tu.t III. ism
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Condensed LOCALS.

Rose Miller, for being loud and boisterous
yesterday, was fined 50 in the Police Court
today.
1hos. r. Hopkins of the District of Columbia
has been granted an increase in pension.
The will of the late Frederick Walk has been
filed. He leaves his estate to his widow. Mar
garet Walk.
The New York republicans will meet tomor-
row evening at No. 1873 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
At the evening session Of the United Order
o. True Reformers at the Second Baptist
Church last evening addresses were made by
Rev. George Lee, Rev. W. I. Graham, W. l..
Taylor and d. W. Davis
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MlZNEIt'S BLOCKADE.
"A Gordon Of Police Around Him and 6
Squad OF Blue Jackets to Guard Him

New York Herald special from the City Of
Guatemala says: death to Yankees" was the
cry Of an angry and excited mob that sur
rounded the United States legation yesterday.
Threats of stoning the building and mobbing
:he inmates were freely uttered, but no overt
act was committed in the face of the strong
force OF police that guarded the premises day
and night. Every visitor is closely questioned
before being admitted to the Office, and is more
or less under surveillance while inside and un-
til he cncrges again. Whenever Minister Mlz-
ner has occasion to leave the legation he is sur
rounded by a bodyguard of police. Rumor
mas II that these are to be superseded by blue
jackets from the Thetis. who are also to form
Gordon OF safety about the legation. SYM
pathy grows for Gen. Barrundia's daughter,
who is kept close prisoner for her attempt
upon Mr.. Miners life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

De Molay Commandery, No. 4, KIT, went to
Marshall Hall last night and had huge time.
The following committees had charge Of affairs
generally: Arrangements-Sir Charles C. M.
Loefier. eminent commander; Sir +. G.
Alexander, generalissimo; Sir James NJ.
Hodges, captain generals Eminent Sir r. T.
Hieston, Sir J. +. O'Neill, Sir II. F. Breuninger.
SIR James NJ. Ford and Sir John A. Harvey
Floor committee-Sir F. G. Alexander. chair.
man; Sir Frank Schwarz, sir Charles Childs,
Sir i. B. Otterback, Sir 7. c. Henderson and
Sir Thomas j. Watson
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Croker on His Way Home.

Richard Croker sailed yesterday from Liver
pool on the City of New York. He did not put
in an appearance till the last tender was ready
to leave the wharf. He was tired out from his
journey from the continent, but said he was in
splendid health and ready to do his share of the
work during the autumn political campaign in
New York. Croker declined to be interviewed.
He lntimated, however, that he would not ac-
cept any Office this wear at all events and that
II ne could make arrangementsh he would return
to Europe Mex year. Croker is not prepared
to say that Tammany will renominate Grant.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBArGH's-Fay Templeton in "Hendrik
Hudson"
Observation-Disclosures and Kelly in ~ and I"
HARRIs' BIJoU.-Go-Wan-Go Mohawk in The
Indian Mail Carrier"
KERSAS's.-Fay Fosters English Gaiety Com
pany.
RIVER yIEw.-KniGhts Of the Golden Eagle
Excursion.
Dress Ball.
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Thinks He Is a Major General.

81 am major general of the United States
army. remarked a tail, fine looking gentleman
as he stood before Magistrate McKenna at the
twelfth ward station in Pittsburg yesterday,
while wandering about in peculiar manner.
In his possession was found Sis and a check
for S75, drawn on the assistant treasurer of the
United States at New York. The name was d.
l.. Croft.and he was given in the check the title
OF first lieutenant sixth regiment. New York
state militia. Mr.. Croft has a soldierly bear
ing. He is probably forty-nine years old, as he
stated. He claims New York as his place of
residence. The magistrate is inclined to think
that perhaps he may be connected with the
army and has become temporarily insane.
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COMFORT AND CosrEsrxrxr

COMFORT AND CosrEsrxrxr
ARE PRIME rAcroRs TO THE HAppI.
NESS WHICH CLUSTERS ABOUT THE
FlREsrDEs OF RICH AND room ALIKE
WITHOUT THESE HOME Is pEsoLArE
AND THE BURDENS or LIFE ARE
1NSUFFERABLE.
TO ENJOY THE SWEET COMFORTS
OF HOUSEKEEPING AND PAY ron
THEM AS THE CONVENIENCE OF
EACH ONE DICTATES rs TIE PER.
HUMAN HAPPINESS
OUR EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM
AccoRDs THIS AT SUCH A SMALL
OUTLAY OF READY MONEY THAT THE
POOREST HAS NO JUST REASON FOR
COMPLAINT.
OUR LINE OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, WHICH IS COMPLETE IN EVERY
PARTICULAR. EMBRACES ALL STYLES or
PARLOR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF CARPETS,
STOVES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
BUFFETs. HALL RACKS. PIER. MANTEL
AND CABINET MIRRORS, TOILET SETS,
FANCY ROCKERS. SECRETARIES WORKS
OF ART AND ALL THAT TENDS TO
TIGHTEN THE BURDENS OF THE
TIDY HOUsEKEEPER.
ALL OF WHICH WE OFFER UPON
CREDIT AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
HOUSE L HERRMANN'a
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES
)17. 02l AND e23 9TH ST AND eo7 AND 63t
au30-4m MASS. AVE NV.
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He Blames the Police.

Theodore Scrivener has been drunk and ar
rested so often that he thinks the whole police
force Is prejudiced against him. Today when
ne appeared before Judge Mills for being dis
orderly he said that the police would not let
him keep away from whisky. Judge Mills told
him that the police could not prevent his koon.
ing away from whisky and fined him a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
CITY ITEMS
This MAY Interest Won.

II you could buy 90 Hat for sL45 would
you buy ip We can suit you in one to . GER
tainty. No jobs, no seconds" but each Hat
warranted perfect, and they are the latest
blocks, too. FRANC 4 Soy, One Price. Cor 7th
and D. IL
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Nathan Horn.

The F-strcet Merchant Tailor, will leave today
Tor New York 70 lay in Q new full line OF Fall
and Winter stock OF goods to meet the extra
demands since his entire establishment was
destroyed by fire last week. Watch for his
card when he returns and reopens about
September Is. at the old stand, 6lS + ST.
NV. lie
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A GOOD SHARE OF THE PRIZES FOR MANLY SPORT
CAPTURED BIZ THE MEMBERS OF riss COLUMBIA
CLUB OF THIS cfrr-SorAnLx INCIDENTS OF THE
DAY.
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Death of Mrs. AIcey f.. Kennedy,

Mrs. Alcey E. kennedy. wife OF Mr.. Charles
". Kennedy. who has been for many years past
residentSf this city, died at her home, 2O5
New Jersey avenue northwest, last evening at
O'Clock at the age of slxty-eight years. She
leaves two daughters. Miss Agnes kennedy and
Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann. The funeral. which
Will be private. Will take place from the family
residence tomorrow afternoon at clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Michael Mccormick, who drives public
vehicle No. 337. was arrested this morning by
Detective Mahon and locked up on n charge of
grand larceny. He says he is not guilty of the
charge. During the latter part of June Thomas
5. donaldson was in McCormick's vehicle and
claims while in it he WAS robbed of three $50
notes. He made complaint to the police and Il
warrant was procured for Mccormick yestec-
day. The case viii come up IN the Police Court
tomorrow
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ROCKVILLE FAM and races, September 8. l. 81

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, day and evening In
dian Head trips on the Charles Manchester with
music and dancing at Marshall Hail. Sunday
6ips at II q. N, $50, $50 and p. 10. See adv
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Temperature and condition OF water at 2
am--Great Falls, temperature. 20; condition.
ii. Receiving reservoir, temperature. IS. Con-
dition at north connection. IL: condition at
south connection, Sc; distributing reservoir,
temperature. &c; condition at influent gate
house. SO: condition at efiluent gate house, &c.
High tide in the river, - pm; low tide in
the river, SIS pm.
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His Mission Work Interrupted.

Sam Walker. colored man, stood before
Judge Mills this morning trying to twist the
ends OF what promises to be a mustache in the
far future and said: Il am not 4 vaSrant,"
when accused of belonging to the vicious
idlers. Policeman Mulloy told Judge Mills
that sam was on 7:h street at 2 O'Clock this
morning in an intoxicated condition; that he
had been locked up the night before for being
drunk, and that sometime ago he shot a man
i had been telling people what the Bible
says, was Sam excuse, land the policeman
said was vag"
Judge Mills thought that the policeman said
what was night and imposed the usual sent
ence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Old Rye Whisky,75c. Of. MkrzcrR's, 9TH ST. 1.
Buy Your Coal of ]. MAuRY Dow. Only
highest grades Of family coal handled. jyl5-tf
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BETTER THAN EvER.-Our well-known, reliable
fine felt derbies at so and 50. New styles and
staple shapes. A. T. LEWIS. ABS 7th st.
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Fresh Butter Daily 90l La ave. lt'
Buy Direct From First Hands and Get
Good Goods.

GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co,
SOL and sos 9TH st., 1870 l4th st. n ",
Sl04 NJ ST., Georgetown, DC.
Granulated, SIC.
A. &C.
Extra c, SIC.
Block Sugar. Sc.
Powdered Sugar. Sc.
Our SIC. Java and Mocha Coffee can't be beat
Handsome presents given away with every
pound OF Thea-Nectar Tea or A. and p Baking
Powder. All goods delivered free to any part OF
the city. Punctuality our motto. Fresh goods
received every other day.
sl,2,4,6 n. III. BOWMAN, Manager
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Fits, Spasms, St yitus Dance. Nervousness
and Hysteria are soon cured by DIR. Mics Nerv-
inc. Free samples at
MERITS DRUa STORE. l0l4 + st.
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CARPETS CAMPHoRATED ana made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
NoRKs, 63l- 635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 425-2.
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See adv. 4th d

JAPANESE BAMBOO PARLoR EAsELs at r.
for
4Sc.
See adv. 4th page
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IF yoU are buying bamboo easela read r.
GoLDsCHNID's adv, 4th page
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Cutlery and Surgical Instruments, Guns and
Sporting Goods. d. n. WALFoRp, Az Pa ave. 10
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Labor Legislation in CONGRESS-.

The Federation of Labor last evening in
structed the legislative committee to draft and
present to the Senate committee on education
and labor a memorial concerning the labor
legislation passed in the House of Representa-
tives last week, recommending the Passage of
those measures during the present session of
the Senate in the shape of their original pre-
sentation by the House committee on labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04

Buy YoUB Coal of J. MAUnY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
DNDITIoS OF The WATER.

FORECAST TILL ffGnr An. FRIDAY.
Tor the District of Columbia and Virginia
fair; slightly warmer; southerly winds
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
Z. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s, u, thl50t
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IrcHrsa AaoslEs

BLANKETS. SHAwLs. SILKS VE1vErs.
DRESS GOODS.
Double White Wool Blankets, slightly soiled 81 SO
81. $3.50, %, 81. IS, 30.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS, one yard and a
half wide ali pure WOOL Navy Blue, Black Brown
Green, Garnet; cash bargain soc.
WAY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF LOOM COT
TON, one yard wide. S1ec.
ihmsnse assortment Of Silks 31ISc AGO. 45c, 5Oc.,
&c. Zoe, SIC. 81.
SILK Nolvets Soc. 02c., zoe, 81.
Very Finest Quality Lonsdale Cambria lOc
HENRIETTA CASHMERE, serge nearly ward and
q haIi wide, pure wool; specIai cash bargain Doe
sHEETlNG COTTON. excellent quality. Immense
double width. 25c. ~
SILK M0HAIR BRILLIANTINEs. nearly yard and q
quarter wide; cash bargain 45c
~ Bal6riggan English Stockings, excellent quality;
THhEE pairs for Doc.
Excellent Quality Canton Flannel &c.
Heavy bed Comforts TIC, S7c,S,
LADIES' CLOTH DkESS GOODS pure urool wild.
double fold all coiors, 25c "o''' "I"e'
Black sk Mohair Brilliantinss, wide, double fold.
zoe, sic, 3Tc. '' N0"''' Ao'o'
CARRIERS CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 1THsr
CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT OF az
ENTITIES TIE PURCHASER TO ONE OF ORR
VALUABLE PRESENTS. au.e
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Yorn Eyesight fitted. 81. HEnrLrn's, 453 Pa. av.
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The Golden Cross.

Anacostis Conmandery, No. 423. U.O.G.C.,
held its regular meeting las. evening at Gray's
Hall The Withdrawal card of DIR. Turner
Torrey OF St Johns Comm.ndery, asking ad-
mission TO this commandery was presented
The commandery ordered ono thousand copies
OF the new ieafet prepared by the grand COM
mander. Past Noble Commander H. n folsom
VIII DO certified to the grand commaudcry.
which meets on the 18th instant at Golden
Cross Hall. The good of the order was dis
cussed by Grand Commander Ehle. Past Noble
Commander Watson, Noble Commander Pyles.
BIZ Anights Smithson, Putnam, Gator and
Simonds and Ladies' Gator and Otterback
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SAFETY COMBINED WIrH SPEEp.-It ia we'll
known tina; the Royal Blue line trains between
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
lork via baltimore and Ohio railroad are the
fastest in the world but they are also the safest
being vesibuled from end to end, protected
further by use OF Pullman's anri-telescopiug
device and heated by steam and lighted by
Pintseh gas. The track Is second to none in
America Thus all the conditions known to
railway management to secure absolute safety
have been provided. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-04
Excellent Table Claret. Csc. bot. MErzaER's ]

CastOria.
When baby was sick we gave her Castoria.
When che was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
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