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A Very Fortunate Lord.

FROM LONDON Truth.
Lord Northampton is vastly fortunate per-
sonage. In 1879 his oldest son, the late Lord
Compton, borrowed $1,000 from the National
Life Assurance Society on the security of his
reversionary interest in an entailed estate, but
if he died before his father las happened), Of
course the security was worthless The society
proceeded to insure Lord Compton's life for
$4,000, the understanding being that it was to
pay the premiums and add them to the amount
OF the loan, and the policy was to be trans-
ferred to him il ever he paid of the debt. He
died three years ago, by which time his debt to
the society had risen to fl4.0O0. The society,
therefore, congratulated itself upon having
made profit Of nearly EGO. 900 on the transac-
ton; but. 10 and behold. Lord Northampton, as
executor of his deceased son, demanded the
balance OF the f34,000, and, in spite of the
agreement between the society and Lord Comp
ton, his claim has been sustained by the court
OF appeals. The result is highly satisfactory
for Lord Northampton, who gets nearly $40, 900
from fund which neither he, nor his son, nor
any OF bis family paid penny TO create.
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Killed by a Priests Air Gun.

Paris Dis patch to the London Daily Telegraph
Considerable excitement reigned in the town
of Rodez last evening" A priest was walking
to all appearances quietly enough--down one OF
the streets. when suddenly u young and good
looking woman who was preceding him at the
distance of about yard fell to the ground.
The passers-by rushed up and carried the
female to the hospital hard by, but she had
ceased to live. Meanwhile the priest was cry
ing and exclaiming that he had killed her. He
had All air gun loaded with ball, which he h ad
been using as walking stick. and he said that
he mad merely tapped the woman on the
shoulder with it to attract her attention, when
it went off. The ball had passed through her
back and through one of her lungs. The
bystanders advised the priest not to go near the
hospital as they feared that the dead woman's
husband might wreak his wrath on him. and,
IN fact. there was very distressing scene when
the poor man arrived and heard the sad truth
In the meantime the priest was taken into
custody and today he underwent his first ex-
animation at the hands OF the Juge dInstruc-
ton
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SPECIAL CENSUS AGENTS.
Men Deputed to Collect Statistics Of
Manufactures.

Superintendent Porter has appointed the
following named special agents to collect sta
tistics of manufactures: Arthur W. Rood,
Hartford, Conn james P. Moore, Carlinville,
III. John NJ Ferguson. Litchfeld Ill; john
E. McNutt, Charleston, ILL.,; George T. Rearick,
Danville. ILL.,; William A. Mullen, Urbana and
Champaign, Ill; II. F. Buxton. Dubuque.
Iowa; Z. NJ Thompson, Independence, Iowa;
T. j. Hall, Ottumwa, Iowa; Oscar Forman,
Baton Rouge. La; George W. Nichols. Battle
Creek Mich; Charles W. Owen, Coldwater,
Mich; W. C. Hollands, Jackson, Mich; Willis
s. Bush, Port Huron Mich. John c. Jeannin,
Cape Girardeau, Mo. George Balm, st. Louis,
Mo. /; L. J. Burch. Rich Hill, Mo-; Charles A.
Denton, Butler, Mo-; Paris c. Stepp. Trenton,
No.. F. q. Ferris, Moberly, No.; ID. W. G. Ed
gertoD. Chilicothe. No.; W. E. Storey, Buck
lin, Mo-; Edward N. Redman, Boonville. Mo. /;
J. A. Arbuthnot, Brookfeld, Mo-; William
Bemming (assistant). Charles F. Stilman (as-
sistanD and Charles +. Stacey (asslstant), at
Buffalo and Tonawanda, N. Y; George
Middleton, George Schmitt, jr. (assistant),
S EA~ Hs sns Gs sss"n f SsiIlss
(assistanD. at Brooklyn. NY; Alexander Nc
Dowell. Ashland, Ohio s. T. A. Vansliever,
Norwalk, Ohio; Robert H. Adams, Toledo,
OHIO; Charles /. Arms, Coventry and Warwick,
RI; Alb. Is. Johnson. Cranston. r. l.: William
% -nol vOhuotoh, ~ T. odWNeIo, deo-
tine, Tex: James H. Mari, FL Paso. Tex;
b. l.. Richey, Weatherford. Tex: Mason Jack
son (assistant), Alfred G. Wright (assistant).
". NJ. Walker (assistant} and Henry b. Nc
Garigle (asslstant). at Milwaukee; VIM. Bessk,
Sheboygan. Wis; Perkins +. Cady, Hudson,
Poughkeepsie, Wappingers Fall and Mattea-
wan, NY; +. b. Wetmore, Geneva Ohio;
Geo. Duncan (assistant), Henry f. Smith (as-
sistanD, Vim. Stocking (assistant) and Chas.
A. Sheldon (assistant), at Detroit; II. ID. Heis-
erman Wichita. Kan. Dwight s. Bill. Emporia,
Kan; Darius Van SlyNe, Medicine Lodge, At
tica and Conway Springs, Kan; Theodore
Decker, Hutchinson and Kingman, KAN
Samuel Saylor, Newton. Kan; Robert p Nc
Gregor, Pittsburg, Weir and Galena. Kan;
David L. Weir, Arkansas City and Winfield,
Kan; Sylvester W. Cox, Jefferson CITY Mo
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He Met the Wrong Woman,

From the Philadelphia Record
young man named William Tory, living on
Haddon avenue, Camden, has for some time
past been annoying young lady of that city
by his frequent visits and tender missives. He
was told by the maiden that he was not wanted,
but he persisted in annoying her. and she finally
appealed to her cousin for relief. When let
ter was received requesting meeting in front
of the Cooper Hospital for Friday evening the
cousin got friend to dress up 10 woman and
NEE. the masher. Other friends were living in
wait and they greeted Tory with shower of
-four. sawdust and other similar articles. After
pleading in vain for mercy the fresh young man
took to his heels and escaped amid the laughter
Of his inamorata and her friends, who had wit
messed the whole performance
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Mr.. Cleveland Losing EIesh.

The Boston Record has special dispatch
from Marion announcing that ex-President
Cleveland is actually losing flesh. This is what
the correspondent says about it:
THE bracing effect Of the sea air and any
amount OF knocking about in sailboat has had
a marked effect upon Mr.. Cleveland's physical
being. He is actually losing flesh-no startling
and wonderful reduction, mind. but at the
same time sufficient diminution to bp notice.
able. His friends compliment him about it. i'll
an indirect way, of course. The ex-President
is really thinner than he was when saw him
AZ the famous Vendome dinner but he is a
pretty stout man still for all that"
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DR.. Golfers Possessions,

From the Baltimore American July 70
The Rev. DIR. Robert Laird Collier left a val.
liable collection Of books, many of them frs,
editions. In the library hang four magnificent
oil paintings, the gifts OF artist friends. Be-
sides these there are pictures and autographs
OF nearly every statesman, author, actor and
actress, as we'll OF eminent divines of both
hemispheres. In the collection of paintings is
small one by Miilet. In the cabinets in the
library Is collection of various articles gath
cred during his extensive travels that would do
nohor 10 the nnest museum. Among the pho
tographs is one Of the Memorial Chapel that
was built by his friends in Chicago 70 the men,
DRY OF his dead wife. This structure cost
100000. In his library are copies Of his own
books, among the most prominent being "Bos-
SONS ana "A Study OF Sermons" There are
copies of the eulogies pronounced by him
on Gems. GARFIELD and Grant and Henry Ward
Beecher.
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To Divorce for Cigarette Smoking.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
George Stoughton yesterday filed a petition
for divorce from Ida Stoughton, who refuses
to live with him and insists on smoking cigar
cites. While they were living together she
acquired a habit which annoyed Stouk hton
greatly-that of smoking cigarettes. When he
begged her to desst she scorned him. When
he persisted she became angry aud displayed a
violent and disagreeable temper, and declared
she was the boss and wanted il so understood.
Stoughton has continued his efforts to reform,
her, but without success. He therefore charges
that she is guilty of gross neglect Of duty and
Willful negllgence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08
p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Auc,,oneers,
~ y3u Pa m VIZ

Lho0TArEb IL ThE cry OF MAS.iIN1TuN.
BEiNG PRE- MIsES Nos ll44 TakNli-FIKsf
THIRD sTRELI SokIHWESr.0 WV
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of the
cause so I@d,s, doeSet No. a. VIII sell az Taes
AUaTsr t FUGt = IN premises, ss on
fOUH O'CLOCK P ~. lot numbered nine 90 in Chap
ana in Be- aaehsns rdsora o. &
division OF Original lot numbered one %. in square
Tbis ground is improved by a substantial two-story
prlck mousse In Kood repair IL corner lot aud cry
desirable IA every way, either for home. Investment
FIVE O'CLOCK M, ash
in front Of the Premises. win sel public auction
twenty Street IVES: .r the s
northeast corner Of said lot numbered fourteen i
and cunning tneuce south said wenty- street
right angles with said twenty streeI en s9 hunt
ared tlool feet and hve CO.. inches. more less the
fourteen q ineteen us feet and an sa
6 inches thence east IN straight line to the place OF
Inns Iround II improved by an old Frame House. in
dss,rsSe Iepa as Lot in
the rear and with all municiLa improvements
the free Of right way over the alley IN the
rear Of the said Lot
Terms OF sale: one-third Of the purchase money IN
the promissory notes Of the purchaser secured By
r assd o. gss on "a as sod
cent per annnm until paid Terms OF sale to be conn.,
s VIII ssa f. x ss s q
iauiins purchaser after public notice discre-
on Ss sa Ss s s
er.nnT to Be At the cost Of Oh. nareh.set The
' : THOMAS Il riE II 81 1r 3 St
au2.d&ds Washington. be.
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Chemists Want to Organize.

At a business session Of the American Chemi-
cal Society in Newport yesterday. after the
reading of papers, a long discussion was had
on the question Of psrfecting the organization
OF chemists throughout the country, which re-
suited in the decision to have q committee of
conference at q time and place to be agreed
upon later
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e. The difference between loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is
wide one, and of great significance to person
interested in the statement The STAR aoears
TO IFS circulation This is point of grea. i'm
portance 10 advertisers
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GEO W. sTICKNEY. Auc.ioneer. D3e st. n. ".

EXECUTORS SALE OF VERY VALUABLE M
PkUyED IkOpt Rll. BEING HOUSE No l340
S1RELI NOR1HWI IT.
We will otter for sale in font of the premises
FRIDAY, mr. NlNETL EN- II DAY OF AUGUST.
1890, at FIVE OCLO' + PM, the following de-
scrIbed real estate situate in the city of Washington
District oi Columbia, TO Wit: All % lot numbered
square numbered 2,SO. said lot frontI 10 feet 3
Inch,s STREET Dy the delth of 40 feet; side
rear alleys.
Terms OF sale: One-tEird cash and the balirC, in
anu - i;ioHtll>, With lntcre>t ut er
tun per aInun aud secured by deed trust gu prop-
eIty sod. or I'LL cash. the OPTION U. the.
del oslt Q! 500 w;l be quirru at Tine sale. All
oohNeyshclhK ana recoruIn: at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with IN IL DAYS or TIE uro,erty
VIII be rsou al risk E.d Vi deIHtIIIg
alter I'VE Jays advertisement in The Evening star
JBHN 5 GRO II IL,
. ANDi;EM IA GAN,
Executors Of the estate of ou,y arIand deceased
Al
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Willing to HELM.

from the FIieRende Blaetter
waiter-"But sir, if you can't give me your
name and address how can send you homer"
Guest considerably under the weather)-..Do
you know I've forgotten everything? But say,
tell you waiter, just read the directory Though
70 me and when you como 70 my name III tell
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Prince George TO Return Home

Prince George of Wales is to return to
England in May next, when he will give up the
command of the Thrush on his promotion to
the rank of commander, and shortly atterward
it is probable that he will be appointed to one
Of the royal yachts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08
II AICLIFFE. DARk & co. Auctoueers,
~ 92O Pennsylvania ave

WINES.
LlQGURS, NC,
-, ,. TO BE SOLD Al AUCTION
ON MONDA1 MNRNlNG. AUGUST ELEVENTH.
Al TIN O'CLOCK,
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS,
O2O PENSnNLN MIA AVE " w
COMPRISING IN PART:
Flour Sugar, Teas. Coffee Spices. Toilet Soaps Blue
Extracts and EsseEces. CASTLE soap Gnii.urtcl al
dolnesticl, Fotted Meats. Canned Goods, I1ckIes.
sauces. Catsui. Pepper Molasses. M"st.rI, me
gar, DEM Johns and jugs Shoe aid scr ub Brushes
SCOOPS. MEASURES, &c, &c.
ALSO
Lsrre assortment of WInps, Curry Combs &c
tovether with a full assortment OF Groceries,
Liquors, &c., usually found u rirst-, lass grocery
store. removed to our sales rooms tor convenience
OF sale; to which the attention Of the trade and
private buyers called
au6-d kArCLIFFG. DARR & co. Anctiuncers
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Avee.ea,I2s 23.6Ss 25.Is4 2, .Osa 30. 900
increase $1,000 i''3s I.~03 I.5ss 3,eos
VI this remarkable average aggregate Of
Se'oso copies circulated daily, no more than
l,lO2 copies are sent out of the CITY by mail.
ana l,lO6 go 70 suburban places, by express,
railway trains, etc, leaving as a net circulation
IN the city proper the PHENOMENAL PRO-
PORTION of 92sS PER CENT, or AN AGGRE-
GATE OF 20 49, copiesl OF this number.
sl,l42 were delivered daily by regular
Carriers at the homes Of permanent sub
scribcrs.
The remaining G, 7s0 copies represent the sales
over tho Office counter, at the news stands. Gps
By newsboys. But Of this latter number a yer,
large proportion is supplied regularly to per-
manent Residents of the city living in lodgings,
dc. (not householders). 50 that its whole circula
ton may be literally said TO be in the family
circle. While lite aggregate circulation there
icro gives The STAR a disttIlctir0 and e7suiabb
position m modern Journalism. the fullness OF
Its home circulation, the extent to which
1t is relied upon by members OF tho
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 a parallel.
This is no idle boast on the part of the paper.
1t is well estatsished fact, demonstrated "a
the full satisfaction of the sagscious 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 Stars advertising patronage.
Nothing can more surely illustrate the
esteem in which any article is held by the
public than 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 pretentious competition The
figures following tell the story on this point;
SUMBEg or NEw ADVERTISEMENTS rxSTEp n
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r HkNRY T. fISDMARsH,5 Trustees
IHOMAS DON LAG. Auctiourer auS-C
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer

- L,
IhUSTFES' SALE or THREE THREE STORY
BRICK DNELLINGS, Nos Dos, DO AND 5l2
r STREET NORTHEAST
by virtue OF certain deed Of trust duly recorded
LlOer No. l4lj, folio 3S0 ct seq, land
records OF the District of Co.umhT. and the request
OF the party secured Thereby, viii sell. at public
auction III front of the Ie~iecJive PR misses, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST sen ~ 1850. Ar FIVE
OCLOCh T. NJ Lots twenty-one C.lI, twenty two
(22D and twenty C2BB Oliver Cox's sal d-yision)
IN square eight hundred and thirty CS4 city
NaSlpgtOn, DIST let OF CUIuI bIa, subject
previous set forth in the deeds
auy recorded reHpoctIrlS LIUer IA -. fClio 1896.
Iiber i4l2, folio 2ol ant Liber l4l2, folio l9..
the land records oi the District OF COlurIba-
Terms: 'ne-half of the pur base money Of each
property To lie aid IN cash and tie balance year
after DAY OIL sale, represent 10y urciaseT's
bearing interest at per cent 81 annum, payable
semi ANNUALLY. and 'ecur,d 10y deeu trust on the
re -pecuve property sold all cast option Iur-
cha err Zach tot viii lie sold sctaTately and 90 de-
post required on each VIXEN bu ptet and terms
OF sale 10 Re fully conn lied IS FROM
day oil SAFE o. justices Will resell at risk and
any deisu ting pur hasor. All recording. convey
auclng, &C.. at purchasers cost.
EOSLA b MOULToN, Trustee
W. L. Wight, Trustee,
1y25-eo&ds $40 L st. n
1.-THE ABOVE SAIL Is POSTPONED TO
WLDNhSDAI, THE IHIR ZENITH DAY OF
AUGUST, at SIX 0'CLOCk Z NJ. same place.
HOSEA u. MOL LION ,.,,..-
au7-eo&ds ". f. Wright, trustees.
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TOMORROW.

WAsHINGToN HOES AND CARRIAGE BA-
NLAAh.-NlLL BE SOLD Ar IHE BAZAAR.
Si3 IA. Avn. IoMokkDw, sATt hDAl
MORNING. COMMENCING AT Ten O'CLOCK.
one New Buggy. one second-h hand Cai.opy Iup ur-
reS, two SECONDHAND Dayton Wagons, three good
Second-hand fhaetons, Bugsies. Wagons, Harness.
&c. &c.
ALSO,
% mead OF Horses Mares aud Mules. This sale Of
horses Is well worthy this attention persons Wishing
TO buy either driving work horses.
ALSO.
Horse \ BIN SrSGER
1t kuc,ionarr
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FUTURE DAYS.
THoMAs DOWNING. Auctioneer.

V'HOMAS DOWLING. Auctioneer.
1hUSTEES' SALE OF HORSES. WAGONS AND
HARNESS..
BY virtue OF chatte dt trust dated Both day
OF june, AID 1880, and d. Tecortetl III Liter %
ioo rs ct seq one ot the lana records ri the Dis
1flct Il columbia. We will sell ut public nctICu, o.
THURSDAY, AluUST FUURfEf IN 1870 AT
ELLNEN O'CLOCK a. Nj. III front Ca the auction
rooms OF Thomas Bowling southwest corner OF PENN
syIyanis avenue and l,h street northwest
Bay I:orse,
EaY Horse,
bay Horse (marel
8 Wagons,
3 Sets " .yon Harness
2S.,s BLEgy harness,
rs mentiuned i'll schedule "a" attached 70 "a
deed OF trust ~
lerlus
- H afh.S =. hhiiNpMaRsHs Trustees
THOMAS DONLlNC, Auctiou,er auS.dts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08

Col Charles Marshall and Mr. VIM Reynolds,
well-known members OF the Baltimore bar.
were unanimously elected on Wednesday az
president and secretary, respectively, of the
National Bar Association, in session at INDIAN
apolis, Ind.
The Fassett investigating committee will
probably resume its labors in ''investi gatinR"
the New York city departments on the 18th Of
next month,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08
PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY. 1HE OLD-ESTABLISHED ON "
Il reliable genuine and nIiuiai-torn Claarvoyant
Astroiuge- Medium in Tins CITY: born wnI6 veil
xonaerfu prophetie eift OF second sisnt reyess
every Licden slery. nnus lost or sIoien prouery
brings seIarateu Together causes SPEEDY n,al 49,.
gives Ia business removes family kroullss
you are doubt OF AL bukineSs con ndentinI Nexa.
been known lsll 1870
Hours. y am ~ s;30pm sandAys 70 spm
sittings DOC.
par!ors, sos 18th st. NV ,~,< ao..
M ME- EAfHAI- THE CELLBRAIFD f,I.AIRyoy-
IN ant ana As,roiosis,. the seventh daughter born
lna lucky asteS. Doat " sec Ills isaS La.,,.
To- Oip u ND. -.
M ME BRooKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS on
III LIE: All oihin>sh confidential ladies ana
gentlemen % cents esDA 400 So, between Alb sad
9TH sta NV. Mlalws
M ME- DREAMER &i9k 9TH ST NV WILL
80 6oos " We seeeeors Tor the summer N2l-2Ws
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

IoOTOMAC AVER LANDINGS
>iEA91ER JDHN " THOMPSON
Monday and trldAy at a. AZ a. Nouiui Cur
llUliGHl and LeUnarGTOGn. Al .:su a,
lar ~ 'onAiiI, urI vi.iaE, LoIsraIoNn, Con kaIe
ana lOdge. Fare INST class. JUc second class ~ A..
freight I',w'r than other rOuIes Ior AuiUrIatICl
can tlet IoiIr l.,.J0 anI-I,o
S1kAMER "WAKEtIEL
- leaves Gth-1t. MhaIf on MONDAYS TIJI-Re
bAl2 iIa eA1l DAl at am. Returning Utr-
DAY, 1IiDAl ALu ~ ADAG ,hc.,il.-,
4 "a Non Ill Creek Va, eOuardtoMn md ~ Glenn
ehts Bay, Nd, touching 1T intern. dlaIe A. uulug,
iasS ehs,f ACCOMMODATIONS nrsi class.
- 4. ". RIDLEY
yS Genera Auua
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS EVENING,

CT. CLAIR FECHNER AUCTIoNEER 81 PENN
:, ,syivania ave, under Metropolitan Hotei, sells
Pledges q, ID aud silver Watches Genuine Dalnonds
work. OF Art. je9- 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08

THoMAs BOWLING. Auotionesr.
ZINE PAIR SEAL BROWN CALIFORNfA-BRE
COACH HOlSES. IL HANDS: handsome PAL 1.
GRAY COB PONIES. BAY Cal RAGE HORSE
PA,IS MADE VICTORIA, BUCKEoARD PHAL-
Ion WITH IU MILE; SETS Dol lie AND 1
Sci SINGLE tAI. NESS. sc, Al Al CTlDN.
III On SAIUKDAf: AUGUST AIMiH. 1890, AT
TWELVE O'CLOCK prog ptly in front OF ny sales
ROOMS. will sci, Tor family leaving the city the
ahoVe stock Parties in search goods will do
we'll 10 attend this SAFE the stock will found
frst class.
Terms, cash. THOMAS DOWNING
1T Aurt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-08

MAINLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM IoaT
Nu CulnlHDy's steamer
"IAGtRT,"
Capt. John A. Ketchum, Tor baltimore aud dipU.
Apply '
STEVENSON 4 BRO
IeIephOhe I4o-3. Le.O-:Iml 1tu 81. wharf.
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NORFOLK AND OLD POINT.

IN oRFoLk AND OLD POINT
FARE. IS ROUND TRIP.
Steamers Leave 9TH stree: wharf at \ N IN Tua.
day. thursday aud Saturday Sunday Al "a 40 ,, M
~ he: nfoI natIoa Telephone Cal l)O. auis m
tolOilai Bench saturdays and Piney Point .acu tur
gong and returning. rn.tl-,i,,,P
Two NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE
u STEAMER GtO. LEAlti. from 1th-,t Siiu-f Mon
days, ednestlays AMI fridays, at 3 pm INC'lISIHt
CONNEClION MllH hos ION AM Pl.I.NIUL St,E
81 rAMrhS bare: - slnlit; round trlp, 8; Tickets
IA forlls AZ IL nd o. ucke. Dlh5cs. Ols, and l,,5l
Ia. ave M hawIeJ - l4ih and New lorE AVE. ror
fnrthe. Information inquire az Is uie on t
wharf IeelEo-e call 14o-3 NM. 4. ML4lCI., SII;
eLu zen ~. mig
poIoMAC TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
For baltimore and hiver Landings Steamer SI1F
capt Oeogl.esan. IeavUs SteI henson's wharf every
Sul;t2y at o'ciUck pm. EOr further lufurunli,,i
apply
- STkPHENS son & BRO
lnhS-om seventh Street Wharf
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TEE EVENING STAR 1. offered 70 the put,


TIE EVENING STAR 10 offered 70 the pun
hc, In good faith and with confidence, as The
bhSi LotAb ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
me CNlIED STATES In point OF fact
'' SA'u 'D"' +" "'"0"' NJ
IT. "'' ""''e ~ "'
WV y '-'
sworn weekly statements printed in the psper
on each Monday in the year, aud condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation OF the paper during
the year 1883. published in THE srAR on the
18th OF January, 1885,
Briefly stated the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
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