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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
Sergt. Crist Wears the Plume.

When the National Fencibles appear in full
uniform they wear white plumes in their shakos
10 this rule there is one exception. for the
winner in the semi-annual individual drill COM
petition has his shake adorned with a black
plume. Sergt Eugene Crist will wear the
championship plume for the next six months
and he will also wear the gold medal that goes
with 1t. Sergt. Crist established his temporary
supremacy last night defeating thirty mine
competitors. Capt. Domer gave the COM
mands while Capt. r. A. O'Brien performed
the trying duties Of Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
WASHINGTON BOUGHT A LOT.
The Ancient History and Present At
fractions of Berkeley Springs.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR.

correspondence OF The EVENING STAR.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va, August 25
Berkeley Springs is the county seat of Nor
gan county, one Of the three counties which
compose the panhandle of West Virginia. This
town, which was formerly called Bath, was laid
out in 1776 and public sale of town lots was
held in October, 1777, at which time George
Washington, by proxy, purchased lot. One
OF the three trees which he planted is still
standing, large vigorous elm. The springs
are noted as specific for rheumatism, govt,
dyspepsia and other ailments to which the flesh
is heir. The temperature of the water is 70
degrees Fahrenheit. Its thermal quality is
very noticeable when used for drinking pur-
poses, but the reverse is shown when it is used
for bathing; but invalids can have the water
heated to any degree OF temperature suitable
to the vitality Of EACH There are two swim
ming pools, one for each sex. The length of
each pool is IS feet and the width 20 feet There
are also many private bath houses for the
timd and aiiing. There are two newspapers
here, the Mercury, republican, and the Macs.
democratic. The county is republican by about
four hundred. There are about six townships in
the county Farming Is not carried on to a
great extent OH account of the rocky condition
OF the soil, the farmers making living by
hauling bark, hoop-poles &c. There is large
tannery in operation here. employing $50 men.
The religious denominations owning church
property are the Methodists. Presby tcrians.
EpiscopaliGns, Roman Catholics. United
Brethren and African Methodists. The Metho-
dists are just finishing a handsome editice of
brick, which will he the costliest and most i'm
posing OF any in town. The springs property
is controlled by the state and managed by a
board OF trustees appointed by the governor
from residents OF tine town. The grounds are
naturally beautiful. There is a large double
story brick school house here. and provisions
are being made for additional room for the
next scholastic year. In addition to the two
principal hotels many boarding houses flourish,
so great is the demand for accommodations
Terpsichorean exercises each evening seem to
be the attraction but the scarcity of the stcrner
sex detracts from the otherwise delectable
pastime. There are many Washingtonians
here. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
Transfers OF Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
National Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co. to s.
Cross ct al, sub H. SO. GOA; g. Mary A. Du-
lin to Joseph A. Smith. pit. II. 50. 1872; 81. 600
Mariana Hupdley to Prlncetta II. Mccarthy
pit. 4, Breeds sub of pt of Mt Pleasant; 81. 200
j. Vance Lewis to Mary :. Millson, lots IL and.
II, block 4. Takoma Park; s.. II. M. Bell to
George l. Hill, sub 80, so. 212; g. W. Mayse
to Laura Z. Sheridan, part 7, 50. S45; s2, 400
II. b. Moulton to W. Clarence Duvall, subs 21
to 49, So. 8S4; 1850.
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At the Deaf Mute Convention.

CONTEMPORARIES OF The EVENING STAR.
ce ~ New YORK, August 26.
q Prot E. A. Fay Of Washington presided at
tho evening session Of the convention of Amer
lean Instructors of the Deaf. Among the
speakers were the Rev. +. NJ. Gordon, colored,
in charge of the Georgia Institution for Col
ored Deaf and Blind, who spoke upon physical
culture. The sessions today were largely de-
voted to the normal department. embracing a
number of subjects Among the papers read
was an interesting one on college work, by
Prof. A. G. Draper of Washington, DC An
interesting feature at the dinner table, in the
halls, parlors and in the auditorium are the
busy fingers and silent gestures constantly
active in communication between divers indi-
viduals and groups without in the least inter-
fering with one another or apparently disturb
ing the speakers Oh the platform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

The cottage of Miss Mary Davenport of
Hazleton. Pa, at Ocean Grove. was entered by
thieves yesterday in the absence of the family.
who were at the beach. The burglars ran
sacked every room and managed TO get away
with diamonds and jewelry worth nearly
$1,000.
The striking miners in Belgium now num-
Der 1900
The ship 7. NJ Whitmore is ashore at Louis
Head, Ms, and will be a total wreck. She was
valued at 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
Thanks for Gen. Casey.

At the regular meeting of the Federation Of
Labor held last evening a resolution was
unanimously adopted That the thanks OF the
Federation of Labor arc hereby extended to
Gen. Thos. l. Casey, chief OF engineers
C.SA., for lis promp. and cheerful COM
pliance with the request OF the federation for
semi-monthly payments on the Congressional
Library building, now in course of erection
under his supervision and control"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
Ak ECZEMA II YEAns.
CURED IN EIGHT wEEKS-oNE OF THE GREAT.
EST CURES EVER PERFORMED By THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

At the age Of three mouths rash (which afterwara
proved to be eczema or salt rheum) made its appear
ance on my face Physician after physician was called
None OF them did me any good at all, but made me
worse. The disease continued unabated it spread to
my arms and legs. till was laid up entirely and from
continually sitting on the hoor pillow my limbs
contracted SO that losts control of them and was
utterly helpless My mother would have to lift me
out and into bod could get around the house on my
hands and feet but could not get my clothes on at
ALL and had to wear sort Of dressing gown My hair
had all matted down or fallen off, and my head face
and ears scab The disease continued in this
manner until was seventeen years old and one day
In January 1879. read an account in the Tribune of
your CUTICURA REMEDIES. It described INV
case SO exactly. that Thought asa last resort TO
give them trial When I first applied them I
was all raw and bleeding. from scratching N.Y.
self. but went to sleep almost immedistely. some
thing I had not done for years. the effect was 90
soothing In about two weeks could stand straight
but not walk was 80 weak but my sores wero nearly
we'll As near rs can judge. the CUTICURA RENE
DIES cured me in about ak eight weeks and up to
this date de. from January 1879. to January 1850
have not been sick in any way. had the least
sign of tho disease reappearins on me-
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Both.
From the Toledo Blade.

From the Toledo Blade.
Gobbs (who has just finished telling how he
caught big fsh)-"I tell you it was whop-
peri"
Boggs-"What, the fish?'
Gobbs-s'Yes, OF course"
BoGgs-"Oh, / thought perhaps you meant
tho story"
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Tho Championship Ball Games

Yesterdays championship ball games pro-
duced the following results:
National League.-Philadelphia 9; Cleye-
land, s. Brooklyn, 8; Cincinnati, 0. Chicago,
4; New York. 2. Boston, 10; Pittsburg, 8.
Players League.-Ph Is; Cleye-
land. /. Brooklyn. II; Buffalo, 3; Boston, 4;
Chicago, 1. New York, II; Pittsburg, /.
American Association IL; Ath-
letic, 8.
Atlantic northumberland. 4; New
Haven, z. Harrisburg, 16; Wilmington, 2.
Baltimore, 2; Newark, /.
The first game of the Washington League
VIII be played tomorrow afternoon at Capitol
Park between the Columbia Athletic Club and
the Washington Light Infantry Corps teams.
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The Judge was Sferciful.

Dan Price OF Montgomery county, Nd, was
fined 81 yesterday for writing his name at the
top OF the Washington Monument. Mr.. p.
Parian. the officer on duty at tho time, caught
tho visitor in the act Price said he hadn't
much money, was just married and didn't
mean to, and the judge thinking him hardly
responsible under the circumstances let him
down easy. Another man was recently fined
s2o for like ohense, but no had been married
longer.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

NArIoSAI.-Hermann' Transatlantiaues.
HARRIS BIJoU.-"The Broommaker of Carls-
bad"
KERyAS's.-Sheridan & Flynn and Sparring
MARSHALL HALL--Friendship Lodge, LOO.
F.. Excursion.
ScHUErzES PARK.-Lone Star Beneficial As
soCia:ion Picnic
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Holzhay's Attempted Suicide.

HOLIDAY. the bandit of the northern woods
tried TO commit suicide in the prison at Mar
quette, Mich. Sunday night in his cell. He
was found lying unconscious from loss Of blood
having severed the arteries OF his wrist with
silver OF tin secured from a slop bucket His
scalp on the top of his head was also reduced
to pulp from attempts to dash out his brains
on the prison walls. Holzhay now lies in
straitjacket.
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Condensed LOCALS.

Alfred W. Patten has been appointed a
special agent to collect statistics OF manufact-
ures at Los Angeles, Cal.
Ross Strasburger was bitten yesterday after
noon by dog belonging to Nathan Cohen, No.
500 ID street. The dog was sho. by Officer
Eaton. DIR. Finney cauterized the wound.
The Sunday School Union of the District of
Columbia, at a meeting at Israel c. ". +.
Church, elected the following officers: Presi-
dent. L. A. Cornish; vice president, A. G.
Leonard; recording secretary, 5. b. Brooks;
corresponding secretary, I. Il. Bagley; treas
urer. Henry Truman.
William Hamilton. a diminutive colored boy
was charged in the Police Court today with fast
riding. The little fellow claimed that the
horse was running away, and he was released
on personal bonds.
Joseph Adams, an aged man. died at the
Emergency Hospital yesterday. He taken
there on Sunday by Officer Lotus, and was
then suffering from urinetic poison. Drs. Hay
and Elyson succeeded III relieving him of pain
but could not save his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

LARGE Stock OF Day GOODS AT AUCTION
Ratcliffe. Darr Co will sell tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock at their salesrooms, $50 Penn
sylvania svenus northwest, a large stock of
staple dry goods. ..,....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

NEVER SHIRK WoRK.-Work is what tells in
this world. Take hold and lift has brought
many a man and family from obscurity and
poverty into notice and wealth; but work
means ability and ABILITY means good nerves
and strong health, as much as anything else
And to strengthen the nerves and fortify the
constitution use DIR. Henley's Celery, Beef and
Iron. 1t does it work quickly and right every
time
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A Brutal Practices

To the Editor OF The EVENING STAR:
l would like to call your attention to the
checking up Of horses, and especially to the
use of overdraws which has grown to be q
cruel and brutal practice INDUCED in to great
extent in this city. Is it not possible, Mr..
Editor, to have some steps taken to remedy
this abuse2 l am led to write this from wit
Messing a scene of great brutality. Last Sat-
urday evening, about 5 o'clock, q large express
wagon heavily laden with lumber was being
drawn up Glenwood Hill near the Catholic
University by two fine large horseshoe bay and
the other gray. When part way up the hill the
horses stopped, unable to draw the load fur
Their. After urging the horses for some time
the driver stepped down from his wagon and
with the butt end Of a heavy wagon whip beat
the gray horse numerically, first on the head
and then under the stomach. These horses
heads were too tightly checked up for draught
work. Had the driver unchecked them and
given the horses their heads, so they could
have thrown the whole weight Of their bodies
against the load, thoy would undoubtedly have
pulled the load up the hill without distress.
hope The STAR will lend its influence toward
correcting this barbarous fashion. GS.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICs. &c

NEw STEAMER RAKrHoLDI-TmP kNEkr
hour 10 all up river lixie and farthodi landinss
tbe hnest scehcry tho lotOnac tae only bcat stop
yang ~ Dive Landing. kound ulr. he can D. char-
nIe1 10 run up down river, Ds-ts u Al Kinds
Iire aid sale yNu CUMBERLAND A SO>.
fout 81 -
t@4-Sm lot OF sd ct. "A
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VIII be Examined as to Her Sanity.

There was a sad case called to the attention
OF Judge Mills in the Police Court this morn
ing. neatly dressed young woman, who gave
the name Of Amelia Gerhold was charged with
being boisterous on 18th street last night The
unfortunate woman. whose mind is thought to
be unbalanced, has, it is stated, been heading a
absolute life IN house on 18th street below
the avenue. and last night she ran INTO the
street attired in her evening dress, and
screamed murder" and police" without anv
sause whatever. Policeman Boland arrested
her. and placed her in the care OF one OF the
matrOns of the first police station. She was
perfectly sober. and had no complaint what
ever TO make when the officer arrived When
the case was called for trial two young women
who reside in the same house with her were
called as witnesses, and they told of the strange
actions OF Amelia, and were sure that her mind
was unbalanced Judge Mills thought that the
workhouse was not the proper place for the
young woman, and had her sent back in the
dock to be examined in order to determine
whether she should be sent to the insane hos
Dital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
'l'hE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT CO
on and after June I. 1890. tho new iron and s,es
Steamer CHARLES NAcAIESrKR


VII leave her wharf, foot Of sth street for Mount
vernon and Marshall Hail follows:
fS a NO Al .kkNoN.-Evefy day texcert Sunday,
- ~ a.m. and $50 IN. reIurnirs al : ana 5 IS
In. fSssengers can remain Mount Vernon uuti.
secohe oo4s leaves. dcslred. lare, ruund trip l.
ne.ula.s @aiA.slon 10 the mansion aud lrounds ne
s-nt S.e u tue ooaI Meals and lunches served
cured the bslat. 49, ~ ~
schedule tor week days.
&C -. 80 and pnl 49, 's'~4-'
On fr1dsys and saturdays. special moonlish, cxcu~
Sons ooNa the rNer 70 INDIAN Head" fourhfn. A
Marshal! Hal going ahd returning having Nashins.
ton NJ q 90 r. m. reaching return a. lO M M
Meals and Lunches 1t all times MAr.hAll IiL &c.
iaurGnt . NV
Rare 10 Marshall Hall and rturn IS cents on any
mp children between snd ~ years Is cents.
he popular and reliable Steamer ", " CVrro-sn
Viii make river landings down As tiisrn0Dt
landing At Marshall Hall going and returning lee ytps
her wharf daily, except sunday ~ 10 am, returni az
~ pm. Round trii. - cents.
sunday trips % the ". W Corcoran TO Marshall Han
Will DC announced weekly. Sec sdVertisements
tor charters OF steamers MacAleSter and Corcorau
Tor either Mount Vernon Marshall Hall aIply "a
= l. blAkt- Captain. ON the steamer so3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
POLICE COURT REFORM.
New Rules and Renovated Building
VIII Make Change for the Better.

The work Of constructing the new cell room
and making other necessary repairs to the Po-
lice Court building will be begun early next
month. Judge Miller is endeavoring to secure
other quarters to be occupied while the i'm
provements are in progress, and it is likely that
he will secure the use of one of the court rooms
in the City Hall 1t will be almost impossible
to hold court in the old building while the re-
pairs are being made.
When Judge Miller returns from his vaca-
ton he is going to conduct business under new
rules that will operate to the advantage of the
court. the prisoners and the witnesses. Each
morning at the opening of tho court or as soon
thereafter as practicable all the prisoners will
be brought into the dock and arraigned, and
those who plead guilty will have their cases
disposed OF, and instead Of having to remain
until all the cases tried they will be sent of
to the Jail or work house and reach those instr
buttons in time for dinner. The new rules will
be great Improvement on the old ones so far
as the comfort Of prisoners is concerned, and
will also tend to check shystering
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27
He Struck Her With a Heavy Stick.

Edward Kigorc. a small colored newsboy
was in the dock before Judge Mills this morn
ing charged with striking Lizzie Fletcher. a
young colored woman, on the head with a
heavy stick. He plead guilty. Lizzie brought
the stick into court and showed very demon
alized-lookng head as the result Of the encoun-
ter. The two got into fight in Swingham-
mer's alley last night and as Kilgore was got
ting the worst Of It he brought the stick into
play. He was fined $40 or thirty days in Jail
for using that unfair method of ending an or
binary fist fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

WHAT is better than a large doctors bill?
For the doctor. the money; but for bad blood
A. Il. e.. Alternative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

ZEPHYR GISGHAMs, 5slc. A cashmere, Csc.
Monarch shirt, SIC. Lonsdale cambria, 1870
At BRoDHEADs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

three-year-old child OF Morris Althousc of
MuhlenberG township. Pa, fell into a well 60
feet deep and was killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

All work on the Pitsburg exposition, the
opening Of which was set for next wcek, In
stopped on account Of the strike.
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Death at 1O6 Years of Are

Among the deaths reported to the health
Office yesterday was that of Polly Baum. COL
pred, from cd age. Her age was given as LOG
years. According to the certificate of DR..
Parkinson. the deceased was a widow from vir-
ginia and had lived in this city for nine years.
Her death occurred two days ago at her home,
No. ITO LIST street The interment was made
IN Graceland Cemetery today.
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READ McKnew's Remnant" adyt., page4

AssIGSEE's SALE--Walter b. Williams & Co.,
auc;ioneers, will commence sale tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at their salesroom of a
large and wel-assorted stock of hardware. by
virtue OF an assignment. See advertisement, il,
auction columns
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EroHrH GnASp ExcrRsIos

AID Family Picnic q
MACHINERY CONSTRUCTORS ASSEMBLY, $500
n u l.. 10 hiN Tx NflM will given IA 80 o. the
niikeon the New lork Central and huds0n River
hslLtead Steamer Samuel J. Pentz will leave 9Th II
wharf az - Aha ana a ; and a as A. mi fRIlpAg
AtnOSl -. 1870. koAt stops at Arxansria on each
Children, PIC ~s'S w. .s.., a.4e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Change of Life, Backache, Monthly Irreg-
ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by DR.. Miles
Neryine. Free samples at
MERITS DRUa STORE, l0l4 F St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

$3 GAL, 75c. at. bottle, No. Rye Whisky.
Best in the world for the money.
ml3-w&s-tr McGEE's. $50 near 9TH St
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST I'LL EiGHT An. THURSDAY.

FORECAST I'LL EfoHT An. THURSDAY.
For tho District of Columbia and Virginia,
clearing. cooling weather; northwesterly winds.
CONDITION OF The WATER.
Temperature and condition of water at z
am.-Great Falls, temperature. ~; condition
2 Receiving reservoir. temperature, rs. Con-
dition at north connection. 6: condition at
south connection, Sc; distributing reservoir
temperature. as condition at infiuent gate
house, 4: condition at effiuent gate house. g.
High tide in the river, SIC pm; low tide in
the river, las pm.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GERMANS NEW WASHINGTON THEATER.
- Eleventh street.
This week-Ladies' Matinee Tomorrow.
TWO BIG SHOWS! ONE TICKET TO ALL!
The authors Of DOWN WENT McGINTY,"
SHERIDAN FLYNN's
GRAND COMPANY
ORGANIZED IN AMERICA,
New Songs. New Faces New Features.
Rare Attractions in Garden.
sparring Tonight-YoUNG va WHITE. auo7
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE.
Every Evening. Wednesday and Saturday Ma,inees.
"A HIT-A PALPABLE HIT"
PROF
HERRMANN's
TRANS
ATLANTIoUEs.
Holloway and his Daring Ladder Act
Harry Kennedy aud his Funny Folks
Tholen and his Singing Dog. >
The Glnserretia
Next week WILLIAMS and KELLY in ~ and L" au27
HARRIs BIJoU TIIEATER
Week commencing MONDAY .rors, Ok x,,.,,o..
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. The popular
}onng German Comedian aud Vocalist. JAMES
hawkins original Musical German Coined = Drama.
IN il, four acts. entitled IHE Broom MAkER OF
3, selected for this productions Don't fail
frolic and fun. laughter and tears. au:5-ot
GALA DAY AT LEEsBURG.
GRAND EXCURSION
to the
LoUDoUN COUNTY, VA, FAIR,
Of
form Rank X OF T..
THURSDAY, AUGUST Is
Wait for the through special train Train leave, n
and r depot at 9:loa.m. Returning TO Washington
"A cordial invitation is extended to Washington and
Division Of GeoIgetown. and hath6one Division Of
Alexandria TO tonus.
children DC. For sale at B. and p. depot and
LOW IA. ave. Nv. au25-3t
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Pays Railroad Fare and Admits you to the
FAMOUS LEEsBURd LOudoun county. Va, FAIR,
AUGUST 20. %, %.
FIVE RACES DAILY
Including Flat Hurdle. High Jumping Contest and
TICKETS GOOD FROM 25rn TO BOTH INCLUSIVE
RACES FULL
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HIGH JUMPING CONTEST, 18th.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF FINE STOCK
BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS EASY ACCESS
AMPLE HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS.
auls-t27 H. G. sELLMAN, Secretary.
nLEN kCHO CAFE.
THE PATAwoMEcK"
rs NOW OPEN Fob GUEsra
REGULAR DINNER, q.
SPECIAL DINNER A LA CARTE
The GLEN ECHO TALLY-Ho viii leave the Sun
Building at $3.50 pm. returning ~ 10 pm.
Tickets for seats desircd should be secured before
hand Parties near the route u four or of
the sun building will be called for Tickets may be
reserved by teleT hone-31-3 ,y20
CALIFORNIA.
~ special Parties Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep-
ing Cars. Cheap Rates. southern Pacific 90. Address
h HAMLEl, Asst 0enl Irathc Manager. 343 Broad
way, New York; X. J. SMITH. Agent 40 south sd
ST. Philadelphia. any baltimore and Ohio Ticket
Agent ja15-wks- loaf :
BAY RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE Ia
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Az INTERESTING TRIP.-Every Thursday to
IsiaEd Park and Harper's Ferry. No confusion
or crowding. Every ticket entities the holder
TO reserved seat. Round trip, 81. Train
leaves Baltimore and Ohio station each Thurs
day until September at 10 am. Secure seats
IN advance ut GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. No extra charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

Milk AND WHIsKEY TESTERS. HEnpIRR's,
A53