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cbanted?' Her answer was. with affecting
simplicity. Oh, have not read It, Papa says
there's nothing SO bad for young girls us read
Ing bad poetry"
No attentive reader OF this journal will dis.
pute that modssty and humility regarding the
merit OF his literary productions were Scott q
prevailing moods. But there are strange con.
tradtctions in human nature. It is ono thing to
depreciste our compositions ourselves, and
another thing to hear them deprecated by
others. The fact cannot be overlooked, though
1t is not mentioned BY tho commentator on
this journal. that Scott permitted himself to
do something which, 80 far as We know. Is
without parallel In tho history OF letters. Ho
reviewed bis own novels In the Quarterly. He
did this. moreover. not jocosely. as ono can
imagine that Swift might have done 1t. but In
q serious and highly eulogistic way In the
review he entered on an elaborate but unsat-
tsfactory defence OF historical novels and Of
his own reckless disregard OF historical &C.
curacy. We did not recall, however, this curl
ous performance in order to reproduce lame
apology for glaring anachronisms, but In order
to quote passage In which, 1t will bs noticed,
the reviewer compares himself to Shakespeare.
The volume which this author has studied"
said boott. speaking OF himself, "is the great
book OF nature. He has gone abroad into tho
world In quest Of what the world will certainly
and abundsntly supply but what q man Of
great Discrimination alone will find. and man
OF the very highest genius will alone depict
after he has discovered II. The characters Of
Shakespeare are not more exclusively human.
not more perfectly men and women as they
live and move. than those Of this mysterious
author"
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WHITES AND NEGROES FIGHT.
Stones, Clubs and Pistols Used With
Serious Results on a Steamer.

There was a riot between whites and negroes
on the steamboat Helen yesterday at Oman
cock.Na., in which one man was shot and badly
wounded and a number Of others seriously
hurt from blows on the head with stones and
clubs. The Helen left Baltimore Saturday
night with four hundred negroes, including
some Of the toughest characte in Baltimore,
for the big negro camp meeting at onancock,
Va. The trip down the river was quiet one.
although the darkies drank considerable
whisky. Sunday was big day at the camp.
In the afternoon, just as the darkies were fling
on board the steamer for the return trip, a
party of white men on the wharf got into Q
disturbance with half a dozen Of the negroes.
Before the captain other officers OF the boat
realized the situation a general fight was In
progress
Pistols were fred and volIeys OF stones filed
the air. The negroes became Wild and utterly
unmanageable. They smashed the steamer
chairs and hurled the pieces at the whites on
the wharf, who in turn sent stones flying
through the cabin and saloon windows. One
negro was shot through the right shoulder and
two others had their heads split open by
stones. number OF other heads were
cracked. Several of the white men were
slightly hurt. When the steamer arrived in
baltimore the negroes hustled of and hurried
away. No arrests were made. Capt Smith Of
the Helen says that If he had not cut the ropes
and hurried away from the wharf the result
would no doubt, have been more serious.
A special dispatch from Onancock says; Tho
trouble grew out OF the bad conduct Of the ne
groes. who had been drinking heavily. As they
passed through a crowd OF whites on their way
to the boat they jostled and swore at them and
one negro grossly insulted a young white girl.
The words were scarcely out OF his mouth when
blow from a stalwart young man sent him
sprawling to the deck, and then the whole
crowd Joined in the row."
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NEWLY DISCOVERED INDIANS.
Savages I'm a Colorado Canon Who Had
Seen Only One White Man

Col Holabird of Los Angeles has Just re-
turned to San Francisco from an exploring ex-
petition IN the canons Of Colorado. He pene-
trated districts never before explored and
found in an almost inaccessible canon, 100
miles north of Williams and near the grand
canon of the Colorado, the Yava Supal tribe of
Indians, who had never seen any white man
except John ID. Lee. the Mormon, who was
shot for the Mountain Meadows massacre. Col
Holabird in relating his experiences said:
These Indians are OF the Apache family,
but OF ancient origin. The men are magnif-
cent specimens. The valley in which the tribe
has lived for many years IN secluslon has only
two ways of approach. Ii contains 1000 acres
and Is inclosed by almost porpendieular walls
1000 feet high. We travelled over fifteen miles
along canon over lifeless country suddenly
we came To two boiling springs under cotton
wood trees. From these springs a river starts,
which winds its way through a luxuriant valley.
The water in the river Is clear AS crystal aud
so strongly impregnated with lime that IL pct
rifles everything II touches. There are three
immense cataracts in the canon. These look
as centuries ago a huge cottonwood
tree had fallen across the stream and
lodged. Moses, ferns and creepers
formed a barrier. All these turned 90
limestone. The grass caused the deposit 20 in
crease until the bRrricade extends across the
canon, making fall of $50 feet Along the
front of these nigh cataracts limestone ridges
have formed 20 TO 50 feet one above the other
over all these the water falls like a sheet Of
glass. Underneath, between the ridges. thou
sands of plants. with flowers In full bloom. are
seen. while millions Of humming birds dart in
ana out The chief Of the strange tribe is an
old man of sixty, Captain Tom The name
was given him by John ID. Lee. / found these
Indians IN a starving condition, subsisting on
berries and grass seed. / appealed TO the gov
eminent for them, but the Indian Department
said It couldn't help wandering people" Gen.
Miles. who says he has heard of these Indians,
but could never get a guide to their canon,
will investigate their condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-19
Telling Time by Flowers.

From the Detroit Free Press.
There is not an hour Of the day that Ia scs
the beloved hour Of some blossom. Linnaas
the celebrated botantist, conceived the pleas
ant notion Of flower clock. Instead Of Q rude
metal bell to thump the hour, there IL q little
flower bell ready 70 open at s O'Clock, flower
star that will shine forth at 4, and flower cup,
perhaps, will appear at o'clock 70 remind old
fashioned folk that il is near tea time. Claude
Lorraine, although he did not like Linneus,
make clock Of four-and-twenty flowers in his
garden, was landscape painter most familiar
with nature, and when he was abroad be could
at any time know what O'Clock 10 was by Askins
the time of the flowers OF the field
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CAPITOL GLEANINGs.
Secretary Noble Urges Prompt Action
on Indian Agreements.

Secretary Noble was at the Capitol yesterday
urging upon the Senate and House committees
on Indian affairs the necessity for action upon
the agreements which were made some months
ago by the Cherokee commission on the part
of She government and certain tribes Of In
dams in the Indian territory. The agreements
which are now awaiting ratification are those
with the Sac and Fox. Pottawatomies. lowas
and the band of Absentee ShRwnees. Tho Sec
Rotary fsvors prompt action upon these agree
ments IN order that the lands coded by the va
rio1s tribes may be soon thrown open 70 public
settlement
oES. aR.xr's REMArSs
In reply TO g letter from Representative
QUINN addressed TO Mira Grant relating 10 the
proposed removal Of Gen Grants remains
from Riverside 20 Arlington. Mr.. L. \ Grant,
ner son, states that his mother will be governed
ny the wishes of the people a. expressed
through Congress
CLASSIFICATION OF NORTHERN PACIFIC IANDs
Representative Carter Of Montana today re-
ported to the House from the committee on
mines and mining a bill to provide for the e,-
animation and classification Of certain mineral
lands, &C.
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MIR. MINERS JOB.
Going TO Find Out Why His Telegram's
We're Intercepted

The New York Herold's City of Guatemala
special, August IL, via City Of Mexico. says:
United States Minister Miner returned here
Saturday evening from La Libertad. hay-
ing come 20 San Jose on the United States
steamship 1hetis. He save he will investigate
the complaints about his telegraphic corre-
spondence which have recently been made. lie
expresses himself as very much pleased with
his treatment by the SAlvadorians but has
nothing to say about the result OF the trio
Unless Mr.. Miner breaks his guarded silence
the causes Of a number of the recent troubles
VIII not be explained. as it is thought he knows
more than he is willing To divulge
Consideration continues IN this city. All the
necessaries OF life are sold at fabulous prices
Commerce II very much depressed Merchants
have sent orders 20 the United States and TO
Europe countermanding and delaying ship
ment on all goods ordered. by tins course tho
effect OF the war IL felt by all classes and IL
continued will be the means of wrecking the
commerce of the country
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Mrs. Susan ID. Hazen Dead.

Mrs. Susan Depue Hazen, mother Of Third
Assistant Postmaster General A. ID. Hazen, died
yesterday in Upper Mount Bethel, Northampton
county, Pa, aged seventy-nine years. She re-
sided in Washington the past twelve years-
About n month ago she was taken 20 her native
place in a special car, then suffering from
troubles incident to old age.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

I'OE SALE-BY FISH < MILLER, l2l3F ST NV
4 VERY Mat 2-story Brick House, containing
3 rooms, with modern improvements no basement;
located on St bet 4th and 9th sts lot p 100.
Price Sb.oOO. aul9-6t
EoR SALE-A DELIGHTFUL DWELLING ON
the north side Of st. between 9th and 10th sits.
NV: The house is in perfect order throughout being
newly papered and painted, &C II sold will be
sold at bargain The house three-story brick IL
rooms, with all modern improvements. The lot is 20x
100 feet TO an alley. Only $4,000 is asked for the
above. b. II. WARNER Il CO.,
aul9-3t Ql6 at
I,OR SALE-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE AND LOT
i in northwest 4-room frame, lot 1890 to lo-foot
alley large parking: q ST. bet It'll and 18th n. e.;
Sl,10O. M p. CALDWELL. 81 Corcoran. aul9-3t
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How TO Clean Russell Shoes.

From the Detroit free fress
DO you Of the russell shoes know how -
clean the leather and restore it 10 lite first
estate? OF course you have tried the vsrnisbes
and washes and found them altogether
vexAtious of spirit And the real thing 10 80
easy when you know about it, Just squeeze
the Juice Of q lemon on a bit Of soft cloth, give
the leather thorough treatment with this, and
see il your shoes don't look - well a. they did
when you bought them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-19

A past master workman Of the 4 Of L. 10
Alabama has written a letter 20 the secretary Of
District Assembly - Of New York city In Winch
he says the order IL rapidly going 70 pieces in
Alabama. He gives as reasons for the breaks
up internal dissensions In the order, bad maar
a9ement and unWise strikes.
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FOR lighthouses.

IrOR RENT-I6l7 nth ST; THREE-STORY,
II bay window and basement; all mi; twenty-five
rooms and baths dining room 30 feet long: possess
sion given october rent 1875 per month. or will
lease. For card to inspect apply to DUGAN & BUT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-19

DROPOsALs FOR GRANITE CURLING TO Re
= used on the Streets and Avenues in the CITY OF
Washington. D.C.-Ofnce OF the Commissioners Wash
be ieceiNed a this of3es until TWELVE VcLOCK NJ
On IAVksDAY. sEFIEMBEk FOURTH. 1890, for
Streets and Avenues in the City Of Warrington blank
at this once application therefor Together with All
necessary Information, and bids these forms only
and all bids or parts Of bids. J. W. DoU0LASE L q
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Crazed by Cigarettes.

Apathetic story comes from Admission, Ala
Walter R Nunnelee, one of the brightest young
Journalists in Alabama and member OF one Of
the finest families of the state, II now Q maniac.
Cigarette smoking ID the cause. Prominent
physicians have examined him and pronounce
on several Of the leading papers Of the state
and was o talented fellow.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

EoR LEAsE-LARGE Two-sToRY BRICK AND
Iron W Va House corner l4h and s.
sr sfGsA' sss:
FoIR, s Al a BRICK DWELLING, SIX ROOMS
nearly new: al mod imp: $500; small cash pay
m sais balance on long Du sRf FORD sl7
Tor sALE.A FINE RESIDENCE ON GRANT
u place; stories and basement; all the latest inn
containing l. B fSSSs e.ea sfgRfy s'd
EoR sALE.FINR PROPERTY ON EST NV: q
foot slsy Price $1,000 " ptGaS ' BUTL Y
Tor sALE-FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON NY
auiS5. ' D''A me '0' Du EEicS B fGTGE
EOR sALE-A FINE BUSINESS CORNER ON OH
si g s'' D3sH sshaFf $50
FOR sALE-sEyENrH ST. Sc. MAR EAST
1sx99 to alley Very reasonable at the price 80 500
auld-5t B, H. wAKNEi, / CO. SIC F st NV
EOR sALE-A Splendid PIEcE OF PROPERTY
stte; Is rooms; lot 33ssiis.9 TO s5-fOoi alley IS
Until ani6 Sfg''"0fS5 il s sliS2G CO.
IGOR sALE-TEMPERANCE AVE. II 2-sToRY
h9nse each al qadsr ESSd rental Price
EoR SALEz1oTHIsT. NEAR ". SMALL BRICK:
4 $500 II a. nesr 9TH NV. Brick; all IN. i:
heat; &C, 900. b H. WARNER co.
aulG-5t 9l6F st. NV.
Tor sAI,E-A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FINE
18Th SITS; no waste ground Cheap II taken before
aui2-eo6t PITNEr BRADFORD 1905 s.
EoR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY-sTORE AND
II Resdenc on 14th ST. between + and SITS. NV.
On I'm
Tor sALE-wALLACH PLACE MAR 14TH ST.
II NV, neat 2-story Brick; 6 rooms with modern
sVso SfEft s19 co. s1er
VIOR sALE-5TH STREET SOUTHEAST NEAR D
street, convenient for cars and herdics modern J.
WARNER con- 5f Sof s suiest
EoR sALE-l3TH STREET NEAR 8 N. W. 2.
story and basement e ndo splfndid
CO, GIG NV au16-5t
1|OR sALE77LE DROIT. PARK, SPRUCE ST, Z
ana NAL
fiiE wHF5fE xsh c al %GdeEn e1o
Lon sALE-4TH STREET NEAR SOUTHEAST
siii3oo; 2ta street near northeast: 2-story and
9th northwest, 2-story brick rooms. 50 500. b. II.
WARNER n Co, GIG Fn.w. au16-5t
IIoK sALE-9TH STREET SOUTHEAST NEAR G
lot FOX l06; side and rear alleys. b Ii. wARNER&
EoR sALE.BRICK HOUSE; TEN ROOMS AND
oath' on 9th st. NV near 4; east 'front.' 81 200
au1J-6t Room 20, lie Droit Building
tOR sALE-ON EASY TERMs-TWO NEW RRICK
ssSsa 9s'a
GaY sS2 s' ss sy with
TOR sALE-ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW
i Houses on St bet 9th and 9th n w.. Just being
completed and great bargain vt $1,000.
aul5-6t L. X. BROOKS GIG 18th st.
ITOR SALE-A NICE LITILE FIVE-RO0M BRICK
Il on Fcnton ST. very cheap, price l,l50; rents
for 81 so per month. Is. II. WARMER & CO.,
aul5-5t gl6 + st.
ETOR SALE-THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN MT.
Il Peasant-large l0-room and cesr House: fur
mace and open grates: cistern: lot 1OO1 40; only
$500 REDFoRD w. WALKER, 10O6 ST. N. ".
aul3-6t
lrOR SALE-A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE, 927
i Mass. ave w. containing IL rooms: all mi: size
O6 brick stable and carriage house on rear price
S23, 600: terms easy must be sold.
THOS. q. HENSEY CO.
aul2-l2t 1900 st. NV.
IrOR SALE-A SPLENDID 2-STORY AND BASE
l. ment Brick House, 449 Florida NV; 7rOoms
and bath; m. l.; size lSX64 to loft alley: price
$4,000; terms to suit must be sold
THOS @. HENSEY h CO.,
aUlS-12t 1900 NV
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81 a blES.
Stable in So. bounded
by MY. ave. and II II.
and l4th and l 9Th SITS. Sc
Stable in 50. bounded
By l. and NJ SITS. and
10th and 21st SITS. ..25
Stable in 50. bounded
by NJ and " and Conn.
ave. ana 10Th St. ..25
Stable IN SO. bounded
by Conn. ave, De
Sales ana VI SITS.
OFFICE ROOMS.
o19 9Th ST.. Sd and
llOs Z St, 30 ana Attn
floors. ......S50 and eos
519 9TH St. suite 2
rooms, I'd floor. 20
1903 Pa ave. g
ISHED.
House. Dupont Circles20O
Mass. ave. bet. 14th and
10Th SITS. .............2OO
Conn. ave. adjacent TO
Lafayette square. 200
Conn.av. above Rst. i it. 81
10Th st. near Dupont
Circle .............10 81
X st. bet. 10Th and 18th
sts.. with stable. 90. 81
Jefferson pl. bet. Conn.
ave. and 10th It. 1853. 81
10th st. bet. l and X. lao
DE Sales st..............150
y st. mr.. Vermont Nv sc. i 30
Vermont ave. bet. y Il
Iowa Circle ...........125
y st. bet. l 9TH 4 18th. .12o
II Il. bet l 9th and 2Uth
sts....................l2o
N.w.cor. / 1thSDeSsles12j
18th ST.. cor. De Sales
q st. bet. 18th & / 8th. .l25
q st. bet. 18th & 18TH ..S5
I'D at. bet. l. L L SITS. Ia
OBTAINED AT OUR Of
S CAN BE INSPECTED
M OUR OFFICE.
HILL h JOHNSTON.
1903 Penn. ave.n.w.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT ThIS
Il office for furnishing Material and Labor 70
Speakers and Music stand and Sests to accommodate
side Of Pennsylvsnia Pennsyivauis ave-
BRIDGE. BIDS will be opened Mt SIX p. NJ WkDNk6-
DAY, AUGUST TWENTIETH. Work must COM
inence Thursday morning and finish BY Saturday
night August %. THOMAS W. SMITH ChairInan
Once corner LIST street and Indiana avenue north.
west. II
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EOK RENT
IL UNFINISHED.

fUhN
Conn. ave. and / st.
tseason) per mo. S66G. SO
Cor. 18th and NJ SITS,
overlooking Conn. ay.
(seasonl per mo. 1867
NJ st. bet. Conn. av. and
18th 1t. ...........l00
Dupont Cirrle.....-.20S.S3
X nr. Mcpherson 81. $50
Cor. X and 18th sts.,
overlooking McPher-
son square. .... :B33. 3:S
x 1T. bet. ] 9th &l1th. 800
Je;f rsOn place and
loth 81. .............,210
18th ct, overlooking
Conn. ave. bet. NJ x
y SITS with stable. $50
II bet. 9TH & 18th. ....25O
Farragut Sgusre.-.....2JO
y 1t. bet Conu. ave.
and 18th st..........2o0
x st. bet. 18th & l1th.200
Connecticut ave. ABOVE
X INSTRUMENTATION
Vermont ave. bet. U
and L sts. 200
BULLETINS CAN BE
TlCE. THESE USE
ONLY By PEhMI1s FRI
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IIOR SALE--LOTS-C. h Tickling. real, FS-
dom offered specUltots and those seeking homes TO
purchase most desirable Lots ON easy terms. these
lots situated III kosedale between 10Th, 18th,
ROsedale ana Gales SITS at tie terminus OF the
Columbia railroad and within square of the
uygIeuc Ice Company. Water, sewer and gas. Price
and monthly lnstaliments OF 10
For further PARTICULARS apply as above or RAT
CllEFE. DARK co. for Plats, go Pa ave auI T. ct
nor SALE-LOTS-ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Il Florida ave., X, 3 and SITS. NV; electric
road and other street improvements to be made will
greatly advance prices. Several fine Corner Lots are
Payment on or before hv syears at 8 per cent. For
tull particulars apply to VIM Ii. SAUNDERS CO,
l4U1 L st. jyl2-3n
EOR sALE-SEvERAL FINE LOTS IN FAIR
II view Heights, fronting Tenleytown road. cleo
tric cars pass being oOAOo teet At 3OS per square
foot JOHN J.. BEAIl.
jy25-3m 1921 st.
IrOR SALE-SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST LOTS
IL in Holmead Manor, Mount Pleasant between the
9TH ana l4th ST. still for sale. streets
being graded and sidewalks laid and trees TO be planted
this fall These improvements are being done with
out expense TO purchasers Several houses ranging in
price rom $1,000 to Sl2 600 10 be built at once.
Prices of this property will be advanced when
improvements completed or plats and other
formation apply TO VIM. H SAUNDERS CO. li07
+ ST. jyl2-3m
ESOR SALE LOTS IN FAIRvIEw HEIGHTS.
Il lying west side of Tensllytown road, at inter-
section OF Noodley lane TERMS electric cars
now running to this property, ApPiyto ,,,,
my2l-3m JOHN Z. BEAl-l- 1921 ct.
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

EHOE REST-NEw THREE-sTORY BRICK, 531
Il Honda ave has eight rooms and bath all modern
improvements. $50. 40. b. II. WAkNER CO.
suI9-eo2nl 9l6 ST. NV.
IEOR EENT-COZY sEvEN-ROOM HOUSE ZIG
Sth 81. NV. handsomely papered in perfect con-
fltiOu. modern COW cnIence. large yard. In
qGIge OF J ". COLE. Us. Pension Office. aulg-ots
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
EoR sALE-IN TAKoMA PARK, A HANDSOME
Il Seven-room House Just completed; well located
Of CHARLES Is. FORD. S&S 81. nv sui60sr.
GRoUND FLOOR wANTED-IOO DEPART
$50 each. go down and SO per- mouth. m Real
Estate lnyestment Company. VIII double in value
to choose 1900 lot beautiful SUBDIVISION. those
tion address SUBURBAN, star Office. au1O-3t
IroR SALE-A BARGAIN-oNE OF THE MOST
Il complete Houses in 1akoma Park only ) minutes
with all conveniences heated by hot water; well
yard also in house; good cellar; splendid stable
whole acre OF ground, set out with q variety fruit
Est. S'''''' -As'''' u NE ~ anna an II t5t'
EoR sALE-DEsIRABLE LOTS IN BRookLAND
Il and Addition. Now time to buy. as prlces are
sure 10 advance Il you want home in the suburbs
fine view; ne water; steam aud electric railroad con-
senent only X minutes from city For plats prices
sul5-l0t 1901 q st NV
l,OE SALE-ADDITIoN TO BRooKLAND. 10
4 Room House, with "a acres Of land lnelosed with
ana GU
IGOR sALE-UNIyERsIrY HEIGHTS.
AND MOST ACCESSIBLE HAfDs1 BbfSIsIoN TO THE
PRICES LOWER Than hSR Rff OTHER ON THE
BRICK s GBkSEthR s sEgSE Cutters.
STREETS BESsSNsh az TfhKs GRADE
CLEAN, COOL COMFORTABLE
IF YOU WANT SUBURBAN HOME EXAMINE
II You WANT A GOOD
INVESTMENT
OF q THE TRUSTEES ON THE GROUND
WEDNESDAYS
T To ATT TEN to THOSE WHO WISE 10
'iSli ihh io"LT TERMS Easy.
TAKE ELECTRIC CARS Or MET BRANCH b.
nskE 70 1881 B. y y F5R 1893 GSf FG To-
MAIloN aus-2w
E9K sALE--sEyERAL VERY DESIRABLE
80, sWokMsTEDT & BRADLEY.
BICYCLES.
, cXcLiSa INK, sai h ST. NV. NEAR 9th.
9 aESEkai c nsiIF bEsInEs 81
PsTcHo, si4o: Jo OLE SIS Is: LEAGUE, e76.
Vim ~ sAIIs ROOM. COR. 9TH ANDE
WE SELL IT.
ALL STEEL FULLY GUARANTEED.
THE LovELL's SAFETY.
COSTS BUT ss5.
L b GRAVES 4 co.
iyl1-6m 1870 14th st. NV.
RIIcYcLE EXCHANGE. COR; MASS, AVE, AND
D6th stn Wv heels New and Secondhand for sale
and exchange cheap. Renting Repairing.
ly2l-lm' PALMER son, Props.
DICYCLES-THE "GAZELLE" sAFETIEs FOR
1JLadies and Children. $50 $50 and s32. All light
tubular steel frame machines fnsde here and fully
warranted. High Grade Ladies' and Mems Sefetes
Low Prices. CRAWFORD CO..
JeI-3m 1ll6 81. n.
GENTS SUITS SECURED AND PRESSED. 81.
Vests. Csc
Altering and Repairing neatly done.
Goods called for and delivered.
RA REEVES SI4 st. NV.
au7-6m Under the Frederick.
IMPORTANT.
Previous to our removal to buildings now occupied
by the DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE. 1Ith ct.
all goods in various departments be slaught
cred. CALL AT ONCE
WIN @ vIERBUCHEN. 1902 7th IT. NV.
,e24-3m Next 10 walkers Grocery.
Crazed by Cigarettes.
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EDUCATIONAL.

IMMERSION INSTITUTE.
IL GA 18th St, bet and X sts
Select Classical sud Mathematical School for Young
Men and Boys. begins its thirtyninth year Monday.
September -.
Prepares for Harvard Yale, Princeton Johns Hon.
kins and other Colleges and Upivers ties for the Scen
tic schools United States Military and Naval Acsde-
mics and for Business.
For particulars address
CHAS B. YOUNG,
au1S-3m PRINCIPAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-19

ID OCK HILL COLLEGE
hConduced by the Brothers Of the Christian Schools
situated upon the slope of Of the picturesque
hills overlooking ELL1COTT CITY, HOWARD
COUNTY, MD. Scientific. Classical and Commercial
Courses. Students received ne Boarders or Day
Scholars. For particulars address
auls-2w BRO. DENIS President.