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75c-A line OF lo-buffon length. undreoed
mousouetaifs hid gloves. 7sc pair. Chester
CleAYy.
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opRNINo TODAY.

QFANIN0 KVOAN-
New Eiffel point iaces. emhroideries. coIlan,
tr1mmings, gimps. etc. Chester Cleary.
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OPENING.

We 0pen and place on sale today IN entire
new stock In every department; spring 1880
styica: many attractive novelties Chester
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IMPORTANT,

For bargains IN real estate at Salmon Bay 80
Chilberg Gardner. room ., I4ewellyn-Dodga
building.
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EHn0-ccrnes lots fractional, adjoining
kenton "a titsoo-
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GQnfN-sing,s acres In Days Acre Gardens
V~VV e Green Lake.
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a Snn-z acres Of land with mall hoasa
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business location. The corner win . sold for
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NEW ToRcHoN LAcES
We received $50 pieces. new patterns; special
pffceA Chester Cieafy.
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THE COURTS.

CoURr ~ GENERAL TERN-yudges Hagner,
James and Cor
tesferday-Joseph ii. Minnick appointed
{, hstable and bond approved. In re Isaac L.
Pa.Iaer, patent appeal argued and submitted.
EQUITY CoURr-Judge Bradley.
festerday-Mitchell agt Mitchell; appear
ence of absent defendant ordered. Perry agt
Perry; same. Cummings agt. Bartlett: Chas.
Lyman appointed trustee to convey. McKenns
Dgt. Mckenna; confirmation of auditors re-
port. Whitney aSt. Whitney; appearance OF
absent defendant ordered Brown agt wygant
assignee admitted as party defendant.
CIRCUIT CoURr-JucIge MONTGOMERY.
iesIerday-Vergie Vsrney agt Room 4
hopper; order for plaintiff 10 file security for
costs IN ten days or case dismissed. Barber
Asphalt Paving Company agt District of CO.
!umbia; judgment by default wikelman q
Brown agt. G. II. Dufour; do. Goldstein aat.
Hill; fat on sci ia. Walker agt District. Pol
lard agt. same, Burgdorf agt same, Slater a
Clark agt. same, Glenn sgI same, Law aet
same. Green agt same, Clark agt same and
Douglass, trustee, sgt same; judgments on
ceraorari
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OF the men crossing the line FIRST second and
third. He must have well-domesticated nerves,
keen eye and Q control over his muscles He
needs to be able to place himself and to keep
himself exactly in line with the tape, and to
pick out, from the whirl Of movement before
him, the colors or the faces Of the place men.
He can afford, unlike the timer, to watch the
curse Of the race. In fact it aids him to per-
form his duty, and thus he may be less Of an
artist-begging his pardon with one large, null
titudinous apology-than tho man who sacri-
fees his curiosity to his conscience.
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From the Fremont (Nebj Tribune
After the sermon the customary invitation
was given for all who wanted to 20 to heaven
to rise up. All present rose to their feet ex.
cept one young man who sat back pretty well
on the outskirts of the audience. Those who
desired to 60 to heaven sat down. Then all
those who wanted to 60 to hell were requested
to riso to their feet, and the aforesaid young
man was eyed with good deal of interest
Still he sat as quiet and com.
posed as o stone. The minister went to him
and asked him why he did not rise in either
instance; well, replied the husky son Of
toll, II don't wunt ter 90 anywhsr. Fremont'l
good enuf fer me-" And the preacher wendell
bis way back to the altar, and sitting down on
the mourners' bench loaned over and tied his
shoe.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

e The EVENING STAR is read every day by
more than two-thirds of the population Of the
nty in which 1t is printed who are able to read.
Tan ais record Be matched By that Of any other
se,cspGper in he ,norld,
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Simply to name the Quina Laroche Ia to recon-
mend IL TO our colleagues and patients, 1t being
the result OF conscientious research; nor have the
medical stan been sparing in their praises and
announcement In behalf of this production; when
taken as prescribed by the notice glven With each
mask rapidly produces very sensible Effects re-
storing the appetite and abating especially per-
nicious levers, Ec.-L'AUetLs Ae0tcase, Euris.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NOkDDEU1SCHER LLOYD r. Co
hast kxpress Steamer
To Southampton Iondon. Hsvrel. Bremen.
Aller, We'd. Oct 3, pm; fuldA, BAL. Oct II.
pm. Vera. Tues. Oct Ia. ESQ Am sAAle. Wed.
oct 10. Ems. Sat- Oct Is. An; Trsye.
Wed, Oct. ~. noon.
Comfortable state rooms excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments. lrices. Let cabin. 9s6 and up
ward BERTH according 20 location; "a cabin coo
adult; stseraee NJ low rsteA Apply ~ X b.
DROOP S2o Penn ave- %
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IroR INVESTMENT.
l. We have on hand for sale
Us. per cent bonds
DC. skies, 1891.
DC. 3-6.'s. 1924,
and viii execute orders purchase Of any other
prime securities. LEMIS JOHNSON & Co.
ol-lm Bankers.
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II IcHMoNp AND pANyILLE RAILROAD CO.

- ICHMoND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD co.
~ Schedule M effect JULY -. 1850
$50 a.m.-East Tennessee Mail, daily for Warren
ton, GordonsvI.le. Charlottesville. Lynchburg aud
Stations between Alexandria and Lynchburg. Rosu-
oke, Atlanta. Bristol Knoxville. Chattanooga and
Ii "a am.-Fast Mail daily for Culpeper Char
iottesyllle, Stations Chesapeake and Oblo Route
tween Lynchburg and Danylle. Greensboro, ksleish
hshevine. Charlotte. Columbia, Augusta, Atlanta
BIrmlngham. Montgomery. New orissnS Te.as and
and Pullman Sleepers Atlanta TO New orleans Pull
man Sleeper Danville TO Columbia and Augusta Pull
man sleepers Washington 10 CINCINNATI VIA G Aud q
$40 p.m.-Daiiy. except Sunday. for Mansss,a
6trssbuIg and intermediate stations
4:35 p.m.-Dsily via Lynchburg. Bristol and Chat
tanooxA Pullman Nestibule slsepers Washington -
Memphis connecting thence for all Arkansas pointa
ChariottesvIie, Stanton, Touisvi,ls, Cincinnati
Pullman Nestibule Train Washington 20 CINCINNATI
with q Pullman Sleeper for Louisville
Danville. Raleigh, Asheville. Charlotte. Columbia
Augusta. Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans. IeHss
New oriesns via Atlapta AMI Mon,Somers' Paiins1
Sleeper Washington 20 Birmingham. Ala viz Atlanta
and GeorglA Pacific Railway. and Pullman sleeper
Salisbury. Also Washington % Aug sta via Danvia
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave ws.h-
and Is p m daily arrive konnS Hi fIii 81 30
70 y. m. and z ~ Pm returning leave Round HM
Except sunday arriving WV Ms.hinS,on 80 an snS
Through trains from the south via Charlotte, Dan
and &c Pm Via East isnnessee. Bristol and Lynch.
burg 1t z 80 m. and 10 2. m wa Chesapeake and
Sao . rSas sld T :. s.d gao
furnished and baggage checked at once 1900 Pener
syy.nis AVE. . and az passenger station fsnnssvsnA
myIO JAS. L TAYLOR Gen. Pass Agent
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WEBsTERs INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY.
FINANCIAL.

1HRANK II. PELOUZE,
Il 1885 St.. second floor.
Member Washington stock Exchange. Deals in all
Local securities. listed ana unlisted
Offers investors some frst-class 4. and per cent
dividend paying stocks and bonds.
Have Money TO Loan
o1-lm Stocks and Bonds.
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INC. W. CORSON. mo W. MCCARTNEY,
q Member y. Y. Stock LIZ.
CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 14l9 ST. NV,
Bankers and dealers in Government Bonds
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections
Railroad Stocks and Bonds. and all securities listed
On the Exchanges of New York, Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made Of investment securities. District
Bonds and all Local Railroad. Gas. Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt IN.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold tylS
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Good Enough for Him.

COME AT ONCE or you will lose the golden
opportunity. Wesley Heights.
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BICYCLES.

RICYcLEs-LOoK AT THE CUT IN PRICES.
- We have recently purchased the entire stock OF
LARGE bicycle house and are now prepared TO sell the
sssn; Rush Safety. former price sll now 100; BALI
bearing Crescent former price e75. eco; ladies'
Juno. former price $50. now ESQ; Ball bearing
bearing Junior 70, boys or giIls former price
NEW MACAlNEs. Call and see them.
GEO. b. ATwATER CO.
s26-3m 1l24-26 Pennsylvania ave. n "
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CMITHs wHEELERIEA
- CYCLING RINK, 92l Il st. NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIEs Oh GKN1g hiding guaranteed, 81
GENERAL CYCLE bEALEKs
SALES ROOM, COR. 9TH AND K, will b removed
o"THk WHkkLkklkS" after October !. NS-4m
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DOTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
L STEAMER JOHN W. THOMPSON,
sunday. Tuesday and Thursday. at PIN, as far as
Nomlni, Currioman and Leonardtown. Smith Creek
and Coap. Fare hrstclass, Doc: second class. Doc.
Freight lower than other routes. For Information,
call Telephone 1850. sl7-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
l. school, 1882 st. DIV. began its session Sept -
with an increased attend ance few vacancies remain
Ihorough preparation for COLLEGE for business and for
OF TIE PRINCIPAL.
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THE CCRCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF THE
lColumbian University.-Ths school will open ut
clock y. M, &C oBLR !, with the following
course OF instruction, viz: All departments OF En-
glish Mathematics Civil Engineering Chemistry, AS
saying. Physics, Mneraloyy, french. German Psy-
GEOLOGY Mechanical and other branches Of drawing,
with lecture courses on Astronomy, Anthropology,
Zoology, Botany, &c. All classes M ct III the evening
and are open to both sexes For further information
apply TO the dean. Prof 4. L. fkISIOt IL d. 81 g. I'm
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With an increased attend ,nce few remain
o. THE PRiNcIpAL.
TNHR COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
FACULTY:
'A ~. aon TSIHahSI n h tisP PFs;idsns
Fn S sSs F41sss
The Hon WALTER S. COX. LID.
associate Justice of aRInss. Court District of Co
Professor Of the Law Fl Real Personal Property.
The Hen ,,O MILAN MI4HkI II
SS,y u
Efa'S sed In Fl I
VOrmeriy US. District Attorney. District of Co
Lecturer on Criminal Piesdins and Practice and on
WILLIAM + iMsI HTilISGfEY. Esq.
Lecturer on Practical Commercial Law
uormefS Assistant Attorney OF District OF Co
Associate Professor of praaace Judse of Moo. Court
r,. nf hSSkHT e s ,sS 1n1..S.f Irs s
place the Law Eesae 81 Ha Of e will take
corner 10Th and II streets 4. W. on WEDNESDAY.
w Be IN S he
Professors and when other announcements VIII be
The lecture course Of Mr. Justice HARLAN on til.
Consti'uiional Jurisrrudence of the United States
course Oh Public and Private International Law His
lectures will be delivered weekly through the entire
he other Professors will announce the extension
The Law Library. which has received large add.
tons Is open daily Sundays excepted) for study aud
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
The hegistrar and Librarian will be daily in attend
ance n tue Law Library from am till u o'clock
Catalogues, giving detailed on can be OBJ
tanned at the book stores of W II. Morrison, 1884
the office OF the Treasurer. 1437 Pa. ave. or
STIR JAMES G YELLING presaeot
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NOTICE THE BANKING CAPITAL
Capital. Surplus and
Undivided Fronts.
flrst Seuona liS.0ooo0
,OHeeHo DoD.NvNNO
Second ...-................. 100000 90
American I" ..................... 100000 90
logether holding average deposits OF eight millions
OF dollars, which puts Helena financially level
with cities like Rochester. NY, Indianapolis. Ind
Grand Rspids Mich, and Columbus, OHIO. all clsssed
anon. the wealthiest and most prosperous in the
Eastern States with populations ranging above
hundred Thousand each
The combined wealth Of the citizens Of Helena in
lnes rea estate cattle and other property is largely
above one hundred millions Of dollars and IL the
OF but few years effort in the develop nent of
sources marking Montana 9 \ State more beautifully
endowed by nature than any other portion Of the
The STATE OF MONTANA with Ices than two
hundred thousand people. produces annually in gold.
silver, copper and lead. cattle. horses. WOOL hide-
sheep, &c. exportabe commodities amounting 10
500. O00.O00.OO. nearly equaling in value those of
the State OF Texas, with population of two and
quarter millions.
For full information address
L. G. PHELPS. sec'y Citizens Committee,
slO-w&s Helena. Montana
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The Standards of Excellence in the
Sports Of Saturday.

TIE POSSIBILITIES OF MANTLE HIGHEST DE-
vELoPMEST-REcoRD MAKING AND RECORD
BREAKING-TIMISo AND SCORING AN ART.
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The exercises of this institution the Coegiate De-
partment Of the Columbian University. will be re-
sunied on MONDAY, September ~. at oclock an
~ tne hal OF the University The college open
students OF both sexes Application information
concerning hours of examination preliminary ad-
mission should be addressed the president secre-
tary Of the faculty Applications catalogues should
De addressed to the registrar Mr.. II. q. HODGKINS,
ABB JAMES G. WEIIING
nu236m President
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REPORT OF TIE RETIRING Observation-Disclosures
aENrs MADE AT LAST EVENINGS SESSION
COMMITTEES APPoISTED-REPoRTs on VARIOUS
SUBJECTS SUBMITTED TO THE SYNOD.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE

NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF TIL
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The Sixty ninth annual course of Medical Lecturer
and Fourth Dental course will begin on Wednesday
October j. at y. m, in the college building 1898 i
ct H. W For circulars Of both departments apply Il
DR.. A. I. A. King. Dean, 726 18th st. n. W. OHIO,
hours 9 to 10 am and to pm. Telephone 500.
sS-tocl5
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1922 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.

The Misses Kerr's Home School for YOUNG Ladies
and Little childrsa viii reopen ssptsmbee "a.
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has arisen through the necessities of noting
the performances Of athletes in their attempts
for either records or medals, that OF scorin g
and timing. There are comparatively few men
competent to time a race or to watch a tape,
owing to the prevalent tendency of nerves to
make their existence known just as the time
comes for their steadiest work. good timer
Is jewel. He Is one man in a million. 1t has
been said that there are not over half dozen
men in the country who can DO depended on
for the right time of race, and the services of
these individuals arc always in demand.
Watches are made with the most delicate works
and tho most reliable OF stops. and everything
is done to make it easy for the man Who do
what he will, cannot repress a cheer he sees
his favorite coming down the lanes winner
| and then. after he has given full vent to his
enthusiasm, finds that he has forgotten to stop
the chronometer, which is still ticking away
merrily "a though the race were for a couple
| of miles instead OF a hundred yards On such
| a man fine machinery and accurate adjustments
are thrown away. He will never be a timer
| He needs to be renovated, to have his interior
mechanism removed and replaced by new; in
short he should be relegated to the corps of
the sEouters on the home stretch and another
man substituted in his place. cool, calm man
! who can watch y ithout tremor the muzzle of
the sts-ter's p.s.ol. press the button as he sees
| tho fas., then turn his face stoically away
from the strife on the track and
SEQ nothing hut the slender line Of
Y t'u vNistcu ming INC uuisu. linen
| comes the struggle between trained and
unframed nature. The former has throttling
| grip on the throat of the latter trying to keep
| 1t still. Trained nature wants to fasten the
eye on the red line and nothing else; unframed
nature has an overpowering desire to glance
| up the track to see who leads, and when the
former chokes the latter perfect timer is
born. There are always three time keepers at
every vell-regulated championship contest, OF
ability varying with the importance Of the
events. 1t is usually the case that the three
watches vary in their records, and then, il no
two of them agree, the mean OF the three is
| taken.
WHAT Is INQUIRED OF A SCORER.
Scoring is . more simple matter and, except
in the case Of closely contested races, requires
little or no training. The timer does not note
the winner or the second or third man, His
| duty il merely to start his watch on the flash
not the report Of the pistol, as in many races
the start and the finish are not together-and
to stop IL on the instant that the line is broken
| He does not know, II he 10 o perfect official,
| who the winner 10, and often has to be told.
The scorers duty Il to be aware Of the identity
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In a moment the onslaught was over. and
the transformation of a bright, happy little
village to utter desolation, despair and grief,
was complete. Many who had escaped death
in the shock at the mills, rushed in terror to
their homes to find only broken, gaunt walls
with fragment of their worldly stores, and
their families homeless and crouching in dread
lest more disaster was to follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-08

ITO NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MONROE.
Il Steamer GEO. LEARY. from 7th-st wharf Mon
days. ednesdays and Fridays, at 3 pm. EXCLUSIVE
CONNECTION WITH BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMERS Fare: e. single; round trip, Is. Tickets
and rooms at b. and o. ticket Offices, 0ly and 1881
PA. ave, and Hawley's, 14th and New York ave For
further information inquire compsny's Office On
wharf. Telephone call 145-2 wM. Z. NkLCH, Supt
aud Gen. Agent MIG
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MRS. ANNIE LOUISE POWELL.
| VOCAL INSTRUCTION,
s27-1m 10 - Rhode Island ave
| RNOLD WILFRIED MEYER GRADUATE OF
IN Leipzig. OrRanist Assembly Presby Church.
will give Instructions in Piano. Organ and Theory.
Will mail circular for further references
&c. Terms moderate. Address 1ll9 10th st. n W.
q M
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MRS MYERS SCHOOL,
| WI 1927 / ST. NV.
| BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
| FOR YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS
ReOpens October d, 1890.
Thorough instruction Best of Teuchers For partic-
| uars address the principal.
In connection with this school Mrs. Myers will open
| a kindergarten Department for Boys and Girls from
four to seven years OF with separate and
| special teacher.
au30-1m' Mrs. ELIZABETH H MYERS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
N WASVINGTON-

--latest Styles for Table Linen, Bed Linen DrapinRs
&c, artstically executed and taught BY accom-
plshed needle woman at residence 1913 9Th 81 n w.
o7-3te -
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CLINICS.
Medical by Prof. T. b. Hood.
Surgical by Prof \. r. Graham
Surgical Dy Prof Robert Hepburn.
Diseases OF the Throat by Prof J. +. Bracket.
Ob>ietrlcal for Seniors by Prof G.. T. PurviA
Gynecology by DR.. GEORGE NJ. Perry.
Minor Surgery by l.. A. Balioch.
Children by Dr. Thomas Miller.
BYE and Ear by DR.. l.. Oliver Belt
Dispensary by DIR. i. j. Shadd.
Special instruction in Autupsies by Prof d. Lam
Dental Clinics by Prot. j. l.. Dufour.
And Drs j. l.. Lee, Starr Parsons and Walter
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