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New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

The Br.drgroons further improved their lead In The
League Washington Pa-k yesterday BY adding an
othcr defeat PttSOurg's ldy ample supply. lhe
game between The BrOoklln and Pitt,burg Loaele
teams and Resulted IN rather easy victory for the home
The PittsbUrscrs' PLAYING uneven and loose
ir kcr and Miller being the only visiting player, % win
any applause. Lcckcr's frat base play remarkable
making the unusual record for rstlascIan Of eleven
pu-out, and our assists. This sUra~,cs tho record
madc by the veteran start several years Miller also
played clrycrly
Gibson essayed to pitch for P.ttSburg team but
not success. lie Is merely trial without salary
lie thinks he is a phenomenal pitcher but a few
games Dc Wall probably Dc N" only will thnk
lli- sHTort was not good but neither hi, pitching
Tho leaders played in nnc form i feld the bases
and the tat.
In tho seventh inning CAPTAIN Burns called .out
at nr-t b2ec by Umpire Powers and the ratc captain
thinking that injustice had been done him talked
loud and vlcIously n the ruler Of the Powers
rncd Burns 80 for III, irupotin,Hcc. AfrrWard thc
emitted thu 1nc. such rulings fsr.ica and
ho1d De- stopped proper discipline IS To be nantan'd
The power TO remit fine should umpire
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

seen on race course She always goes 10 the post
lame. Her sire, Argyle, Is owned by l.. J. Rose,
who bought him from senator stanford last spring.
Ered at ralO Alto by Monday out of Australian
mare, Argyle never ran In race. but II Is said
mat he showed great trial on the home track boorc
lie broke down
What is tie name of Theodore Wintcrs's twoyear-
Old Ecydc Rcy, or Rev del Rcvc57 The secretaries
OF the several Jockey club, seem TO disagree on tho
spelling.
kuapsack' McCarthys success, as trainer Of
runners i having tS effect on other trottiEg horse
men. "General John +. Turner. the noted diivcs
ana trainer of side whcccrs." atend> 10 take - the
turf ut the end Of the present season. He already
owns small string Of ycarucs that he Will train
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
MONMOUTH PARK RACES

For cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
an enjoyable day at The races, take the magnificent
Steamers sandy Hook, Monmouth or ST. Johns from
Pier No 8, North River, foot Rectorst, at 8, IL a. m'
IL IL and p. N.
All Rail Route.-Trains leave New York, FOOT Of
Lberty-st., North River. a15. ol5. 10Ip II 10
a. H.; II 80 special express, II 40 special express,
/ special express, 80 p. n
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
0F1WT |lT0 =

n, II Witt cl,tl,- carly on Anss side, Black nay
Obtain attack
20 TI.i. r.plr I. not 20 witt, aIN1utoge
D.. ~ .uf-. much better thar \ H.
q Ulrk'- pawn, now well placed II ne can aver
iaurer ~ the ccntfr AID the Kings wiuR h. @hoa
.a',lu t'-r game. .. q. - =,
~" T.ab.ag t'u 20 =, N" advance on "hit" u ?.
llv p,,rV 4 y lI Alu~-li.
+ H.. sng r. ,.a.y for support 4 Tnwns on ue
.Irs.. should t...f.r. have rfldilNt 'l'r"
~ Tic lr,-utou b'nr % g't 20 Of i-oat'd ROCKS
llwu auI Back' Sing NigA'- pawn.
In Nick I, irving y,ry hard o. rot into playable
ta.l1r and rs ns subtle mauoepttirs With KIM anu
.tirh la, ~ r. succeeded and drYcu hostile rook out
~ hi- camp - - ., ..t.,s
a. e~fiainiy think that having got 20 TAR ana gl'l
Is.f ought - have proceeded
,sta Kf, 4 fch-tk and 81. B y ~ = D.; IN "hi .
..i.. nII.inu. untc have good winning
sn.,. s.f tho SAM tr w.Hi always Keep the ci'"
T,. ,.r,vins is the n'th game which wa played on
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
A NEW BOARD OF STEWARDS CHOSEN.

saratoga, Aug (Spcclab.-rhe saratoga Racing
Association head ' annual meeting this evening and
clcctcd as director, for the ensuing year. James VI.
Marvin Abort spencer Willard Lester, Eugene d.
wood and ChaIlGs Whcatley. OF tho 800 shares OF
stock A7O wer- rcpr .aenrcd. After the meeting al
ionrncd the Ioard OF Director, met and organized
And Mr. Marvin wa reelected president. Mr. spencer
treasurer and Mr. Whcatey rctarf. The Eodfi
appointod a. Executive Committee Mcssfs Marvin
Spencer and Lester.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE 1oox LAKES DEFEATING PAUL SMITHS

THE LOON LAKES DEFEATING THE PAUL SMITH S
Loo. L-E, N y. tl' .Sicc ccal.-Ihl- was a gaia
DAY a. Loon I.3Ac f1t uh- uolun; tr ia.'bl plI,'-
from the Icon Lake House d. l,d o.. nn. from Paul
.'r by DO. o, - o. Il.e game cD-elY coI-
t.ta Inl ,>.I'euDlt hl,h o.. outo.c Of me
-tr.rl. between The N'riA INal- About one hund d
p,r-on- bl eia' and rai fr,n, Paul Sl'- -
and .oo thor aAor 500 people -sH The game. Tho Lon
Lake by superior play. and thci victory caused
ycncr1 rejoicing h,re. The Paul smith, ntn- dcfca, 1
Loon LAKE lat saturday aud uoH The honor even.
llc Gee viii probably bc played oi ncNt week on neutral
Ground. Tie bait r. Loon La.c was 7 Valentine.
pitcher apd ]. SIA, catcher a.. ior Paul Smiths. j.
Blank, pitcher. and Grouse. of Yale, catcher.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
NrlNrl

a. \ sound way o plor.cf!n9 aflist I1 1a, I,,. mr.,
,,,,,.. ,,d nr which first introduced by l!a
lb' IIr move can be dispensed with. b-th ha'
lrI Black should d"f'r cNclanfln" pawn ,,.,ed cx.
a. l., 70 the pf sent Wtitr hir n"t r''i'' -. NJ,
,,. c .nr fr Of losing position. hut h' ha' noi
,uy chance away ur cou'l.f' hr ma III ,,l, i'
initiative ln tl" position N'' NV ~,
,r,,ronflr 10 no purpose White ha, c~'f! hi'p' p,
,l,d ." i,ur.ur one cniir,. and ing ulou-.f con- u =
which vim give him thr hG.Gt - any rn'''.r ,,I ~,
Of turning thc position 70 h'S 3i' ~ 70 X X 3
Witch would the doublr pun D., ~ ,h
e,,,, ~, Kt on n nd dcprlyine MACK ol tn' n,ht
81 coip dc r-po, then after again puh1nR niS ~
On X Ft ; Witt world aim az plaNint ~ % n
c,I,ilv a.t.r having previously I1Yd J. 70 y ~ y
r,ck s thcn compelled to take thi- bni9ht WhI'e r''
pr Kt = would win ,..,f,, ha cannot
,c Although White haa Gained ioot.nF, mr .,"d ~
ut'illc II to pft nntlpc, and Eack no" Is hoe 'o "
,Nfh VD knights
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE COMING STATE CHESS TOURNAMENT.

Albany. Aue. 4.-Thc Board OF Managers OF inc
No,, York state ChcS, Association announces 'l'O
there will be- a handicap class Tournament az "''
White sulphur springs Hotel Chlt''haheo' ~ !" VII
- ,,' - >. and % The cla,, tournament
,, io AN ,bo o-th and none hu. class winners
,iu he oh.cd 70 remain until the close OF IN" handl.
can Persons cNpcrtmg 10 play are r''idc, 10 brts
,i,.ir t,,iris chc-sHcn. In" dlhleSlVh l'
frr ,por; ;,tor- will Ice ~, whether th"N a't'.d ot q"
All 81 the .iitings. Members who expect 10 htlcnhu
Nm, tourney are requested to communicate WIN the
secretary H. J. Rogers No. 30 EaSe-st.' Albany
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE rLAYrRs L0or \ r0rRTrrN-INYTNG GANt

CHICAGO. Aug i.- To-day. iu u.D p-ss'n-" - -.D-'
20 p.r i.e N,e-Yuf. and chicago Plff-- Lar4' tlne
nsfcI d. cr.tt raue iolr'..a iuaae b'ng nO ''-aJ ~
Ier.d, %. Victory finally i.-.A.d ou u.e bann'i' 70;
Ooalt So, r.ra. It sa. % 'cl.T- b4tl. Tho ncdiag
sa- ..arp and trrl1ut Il,. ..'re-
>'''S,''9,r4. . 0 o o %
Ia.a,d r.. IS ..-} ar4 :. Tw ,tl-. ht.- Iva n-. Rich
,rG-oa rf.r,r I.f ..it-. ,~nr"r. ~'..larr h''s
ri,f,r Wl.ar-ou oo.aor ,aclaid.,l whitney ~t.''t
"a ... C.. -..t .fOm-tt. Double plays. l.L-
Q o. rf.-st aud N....a.'a g.. on ali.-p' ,rii
WI. a., son. iai.cI l.' au. kpe, J0hu-ton 2 Bio~n %
r,sIr g. 'ouu.-. I4--ri N,lI-I..f j. ~gd ptch..
49, Z I.rlro -. N,u.l ... .. Tine of pauc-- 30
Umpire. Peaior and Su'4'+
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Pit,-turg .....-.....- 0 O q 0 0 6
Bro1tlru ............ = . o q N-ld
iarn,I u--Putsbur0 .. BIooslvu o. Fli-' bl-o hy
ciol--tt>uurg Brokvn .. LIT on rittsburc
,. E.u.ilFu f First u1.. bal.-OH Lofcu o. 0u
Dl-on .. struck out-H"ckcr, Ltolge Decker, "lJ-
SOL. D1lv. Collins. Ilra'-aa-, ht--i1ukurv Buns.
U,e.o'r TNp.hase hit loutk. Buns. sacrifice No.
I,i2rr. S.-oD, Terry - L1yet. stolen ba,c- oil'ns
Irtutv. T,grl . Donovan % Double p1ve-Ni-on,
Iaroquo. Hoc'r and pcc.er Miller HockcI and Decker
lIit by pitch,-B'rco WIG p.tcu,- Gibson 3. Is-sri
h4l-pfy ]. Umprc-PoNcrs. Tlme "a Attend
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

Violet-Why didn't your brother come, too
Oscar-IIc wasn't feeling very well this evening"
We had a floating island for dinner
NOlet-Did he eat too much T., ,..
Oecar-No: he went out OF the room for minute
and | ate his share. Hes all broken up over IL.
frank LeSlies Illustrated News
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

MVTN NI'II| I+tINN It4l'I@7'
Special TIA rs leave New York from stations foot 81
COrtlandt and DesbrOsscs streets every Race Day a.
u 30 4. NJ. y 900 noon. and i 30 p. ". and Ol
Saturdays only at 100 T.. NJ; returning immcddtcly
after TIE races. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
$50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED

SEt OND RACE-RED BANK STAKES. TWO-YEAR-
OLDS. $50 EACH $500 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIN FCRLOEGS.
J. a and A. II. Morrs's b. c. Chatham, by ST Blase 90,
Castle stables c. Bermuda by BcreanFaif Lady. lls
viTid ................ us
Segnctt Warns d. C. Eclipse by Kyle Daly-BCw lls
49, Sfsmrork ............... lie
u. Withcrss b. SOrceer. by Cnca--N NecrOHancE llS
J. \. and A. If. Norri>'s ch. Z. LlntHsuanie, by 49,
UaWIstoue-C sprdc, y
Roses D. T. Fairy. BY ArRyc-Foiry Kose.... ll1
August lmont's ch Potomac, by ST Blaise-Aus' -,
C. T. RsnG s. b. c. Fo>iord b., SIauord- -FoNgoye-. 1os
C.n,eed sons b. c. SrNsu- b. Long 4a"-"e'ie oi ~
D. D. witherss ch f. Ottawa, by King Ernest-wyan- 900
Eaaeocas stables b. f Arrogance. by Empcror-Dis.
THIRD EACE-PALISADE STAKES. THREEYEAR-
OLDS so EACH. sl,5oo ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS "a MILES.
s. < Browns b. c. DCuIth. by Ten Broeck-Bole u
G. Il. Norri,s b. C. Judge Mouow. by Vaaahond-
-
j. 4 4 4. IT, Morris, ch T. i, aid ,-. by stoneie'gc
--Cas,acnette
FOURTH RACE-HANDICP. f25 EACH. @l,25o
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
drawn Gvtr IT CLEVELAND

Ocvolnd. Aug. 4.--Thc Cleveland and New-York Va
Loua Ll.u, tears tel at tDe cnd 81 "a. s-'r,
!iinr today. IN ttir h1f u nl' eighth TIC HON. tam
- or.d t,ul Igu- 8lg out. Nr~ YORK iu-i-' 4
h1t 20, dark - rt ana DELAYED "a gam" iuJ' 0vH
rrutc, when helvv -lo,d DATED across ~ aeld Nd Ar
umpire called To game Areniaur" 900. I1le .-of.:
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
WHIT ATHLETES ARE DOING.

The annual picni, and shooting fc,t,al Of the United
Amateur X n Association Of NewJcTsey takes place o
Monday at Caledonia PARK Newark
Isaac b. president Of the Brooklyn Bicycle NIuD'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
To..s........ = @.Iu 3 To,al.........

tl..t4au4 o y ! Z
YORK % ~ ~ ! u
Earned run.-None. rvo.la.c h.t-CisrEg Thre"-
tr,.. sacrifice rife ~f4aler. pttls
itY.. I.u.f.r N.'.n. ~'o.,u bay I.t'' 90
ns-e.-C C''e.4nd d.. &,..io'a t.r.t ne o, '''.. 4
t'.-h. Ut br pitched l1fl-lIa.,.'t. rl'--d 'ai'--
tlafi, > Wild p..eh- -Wcrh T. Ilm"-l so. Umpire
So lIDfuo'f
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
Five Uoar,,o Washington.

~ The fastest trlin In America Ia service between
Tew-fork, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, VIA
jersey Central Reading and b. and o. roads. Station foot
N LIbcrty-st
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
THE RECORDS.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
THE CHAMPIONS AT BRADFORD.

MOVES ~ THE GREAT CHESS MATCH BETWEEN
LEE AND BLACKBURNE
London, aug. 4-Thc following IS the fourth game
played Monday last the match between Bla kburnc
and Lee. proceeding at Bradford, with notes by
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
PITTSBURG LOSES AGAIN.
BRIDEGRoOMS INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
AN UMPIRE INFLICrs AND THEN RENTS A FINE
SCORES AND RECORDS.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
EATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Now.York % Cleveland -. Boston T. Chicago g.
Draw. Cincinnati Z. Philadelphia ..
Brooklyn ~, Pittsburg 6.
PLAYERS LEAGUE
Chicago 3, New-Yofk >. Boston :, EuiIo =; second
Brooklyn IL, Pittsburg "A. game.
buffalo ), Boston HTst Oc,C0Ed 8, Philadelphia D.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
NeYark 4, Washington o. Baltimore IL, Hartford l.
Ncw-lIaycn 5, Harrisburg :. Wilmington Lebanon T.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05
SIXTH RACI@SWFEPS1AKFs.
r-r.n ,nr-l,r 4. L WI IL -
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE

Frst race at 80 p. N.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-05

TIL RACE-SELLINF SWI-LfH iAhI9. SI0 Ia
r1iO ADDED. SIX IINLONGS.
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AL Rus Dows

From the Weakening effects Of warm weather by hard
work or from long illness you need good tonic and
blood purinsr Hoods sarsaparilla sives good spps.
Ute stsng'hens the whole systs. purines the blood
regulates the diSestion
III AFFORDS me much pleasure to recommend foods
earsaparilA Ny health two Year, ago was very Door
My friends thought wss going with consumption.
commenced using Hoods sarsaparilla took I'VE bot
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ever could saved me from the grave and put me on
my feet. sound. healthy man" WILL r. D. TRIB-
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HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold By all druggists. 81; nix for o. PREPARED only
~ G. HOOD Co., Apothccariss. Lowell, Aam.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR q
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GARnErr PAnK srocK.-See Business Chances
They All Got the Same Sentence.

They All Got the Same Sentence.
This morning in the Police Court appeared
Thos. Moore. an umbrella member; two colored
women named Dolly Lewis and Annie Jones,
attired in clothing showing all the colors of
the rainbow, and three colored boys who
answered to the names of VIM. Smith, Jas.
Lindsey and Frank Roswell who had been
picked up drunk near 7th and NJ streets last
night The boys we're thirteen, fourteen and
sixteen years old, respectively, and had been
drinking whisky. All six Of the persons named
we're charged with disorderly conduct and each
entered a plea Of guilty and was fined Is or
fifteen days
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The Eastern Archery Meeting.

The eastern archery meeting will be held at
Brooklyn, NY, early in October The north.
ern members Of the association courteously
yielded to the request Of local members that
the meet should be held here, but an none of
them could come here it has been decided to
hold the meeting at Brooklyn. Tho Potomacs
will hold onc-day meet at their range next
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20
Says There Was No Collision.

Conductor 4 b. Msetze, who was on cable
rain No. 10 Of the 7th street line, which was
reported to have coilided with Metropolitan
car at It'll and b streets Thursday evening"
writes to The STAR that there was no collision.
as the cars did not come within twenty feet of
each other. The lady reported as injured was
NOS thrown out OF the ear, but jumped out, ex-
pecting that there would be an accident
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUsH's.-"Around the World in Eighty
Days"
NArIoSAL--"A Dark Secret"
Hams Out in the Streets"
KEESAy's-Parisian Folly Company.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Reform Club Of Asbury NJ f. Church
gave successful garden party last night.
The Will of the late John II. Irving, leaving
his estate 10 his wife. has been fled
Joe FleIden. the sparrer, acquitted in
the Police Court today OF charge of dig
orderly conduct
Members Rochdale Society see impair .ant no.
tice In special column OF this paper.
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yesterday the ball games resulted:
National League-Cincinnati, S; PHILADELPHIA.
4. Chicago, 10; Brooklyn. s Pittsbure, 2;
New York, Z. Cleveland Boston, rain.
Players League Buffalo, S; Philadelphia. o.
Boston, z: Chicago, 6. New York, 3; Pittsburc.
0. Cleveland Brooklyn, wet grounds.
American Observation-Disclosures, 0: Attn
letic, l. Columb us, 3; Baltimore, T. ST. Louis.
s, Rochester, 4. Toledo-Syracuse. rain.
Atlantic observation-disclosures z; Newark. a
Harrisburg, G; New Haven, 4
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W. b. MOSES Sons.
Until October l will offer for cash, as
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prices:
80 patterns Bigelow and other standard
makes body Brussels at 81.
15 patterns extra quality velvet at 90 cents
90 patterns extra quality body Brussels at IS
cents.
% patterns extra quality tapestry at 20 cents.
IL patterns second quality tapestry at so
cents.
IS patterns ex-super Atwood ingrains at 80
cents.
6pa:terns ox-super ingrains at 40 cents.
500 short end carpets and sample pieces.
fringed, suitable for rugs. at from so cents to
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New Quarters In New Location.


The great and growing importance of the
real estate business in this city Finds signifi-
cant illustration in the handsome building
which Mr.. Washington Danenhower has fitted
up for his Office use at the northeast corner of
18th and g streets. When he found that his
old quarters on F street between 18th and 18th
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ness, he began to look around for another To-
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We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit at advance Of cents per yard
on the lowest cash price. ..r
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on oil credit sales, and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on all accounts settled in
30 days.
p aRoaAM
s1l-3m s39 and TAI 9TH 1t. NV.
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We WANT Your TRADE. and IL stylish and
good goods at correct prices will attract you
we'll get it, too. Look at our 90 and 81. 40
derbies; if they're not as good as some you've
paid more money for don't buy them.
FRANC h Soy, One Price, cor. 7th and ID.
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Regatta OF the Potomac Club.

The Potomac Athletic Club held its last re-
satta for the season last evening. There were
two races, the first between forr-oared crews
and the second between Fights. In the first race
Doyle, Humphrey, Van Dochenhaus and Ofiey
beat Warden, King. Mccoy and Pierce. In the
eights the winning crew was composed of Bar
hanin, Mccoy, Reinhart, French, Finckle.
Pumphrey, Mason. Van Dochenhaus and Zap,
poni eoxswain. The others were Ofiey, john
son, Hibbs. King. Prince. Warden, Noah, DOYLE
and y. H. Wheeler, coxswain. A ball in The
club house followed the races
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

WALL PAPERS. fine pictures, picture frames
made to order from the newest designs in gold
leaf. gold and white, silver. hard woods, &c.
BoLITHA ]. LAWS, 1927 Pa. ave-, near Treasury
Department
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CITY ITEMS
Oy.ters. Oyster.. Oveter,

&C.. also Choice Meals, Hot and Cold Lunches
First-class Ladies' and Gents Cafe. first 6oer.
FRANK JonNsoS's Restaurant, 405 18th Ct nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

Boys Dress and School Hats, 50c., 75c. o.
sl9-2t R. C. LEWIS 4 SoN, lA2i N. Y. av.
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DoS'r FORGET the Woman's Exchange; every
thing first-class. Sundays-Breakfast, 8 to 10;
Dinner, 1890 to 3. with ice cream. jellies DC
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WHEN you need any kind of printing go to
HERMAN j. MARTYR, electric power printer, 904
u st. NV. Good work and low prices.
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Smile and Smile-But see to il that your
teeth are As white as only .Teaberry" will
make them. What does Mark Twain say.
s16-eo3t T. p Mrprx
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OSE QUART OF 81 whisky for 75c Can't be
beat CHAs. KRAEMER.
737 9TH ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-20

An incendiary FIRE swept away the business
portion OF Whitehall, Mich, yesterday Thirty
dwellings were consumed. Careful estimates
place the loss at 100000.