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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

They Are S1S Feet High and their Roar ID
Heard Is Milss Away.
Mr.. Bryant Of Philadelphia snd Prof. Kanas-
ton Of Washington have arrived at st. Johns,
N. F., from an exploration of Grand Falls,
Labrador, in which they have been completely
successful Mr.. Bryant gives glowing account
Of the magni6cence Of the falls. A half mile
above the falls the river is 400 yards wide.
Three rapids, similar to those at Niagara, begin
here. The banks narrow at the falls to q width
OF 15o to 200 feet The last rapid is 1888 feet in
length. The water here rises into great cones,
then plunges down from a granite ledge into q
great basin. The height Of the falls was accu-
rately measured. It is 315 feet The banks
widen below the basin. On the southern side
OF the river below the falls reddish cliffs rise
800 feet Mist rises in an immense column out
OF the falls, showing rainbows. The deafening
roar is heard IS miles off. Mr.. Bryant took
aneroid readings and photographed the falls
from various points. The party collected two
hundred specimens of plants and made valuable
scientific records. Mr.. Bryan. made meteorolo-
gical observations nil through the trip. Prof.
kenaston with compass surveyed the river all
the way down, sketchins its topography.
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Two Slight Fires.

Yesterday afternoon fire took place in the
stable owned by W. H. Carrico and occupied
by James Ridgway, in the rear Of 1910 18th
street southeast 1t is supposed to have been
set on fire by boys, and the damage was shout
800.
At $50 o'clock this morning . fire took place
at Mt. Zion Baptist Church, colored, corner Of
l4th and b streets northeast and damage to
the extent Of $40 resulted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Libbey, Bittinger & Miller have filed bill
against Joseph L. Wilson ct al. for the enforce
nent of a mechanic lien on property in square
A7
The certificate Of election of the Ebenezer
d. Z Church trustees has been filed. They
are VIM Bell, A. W. Dangerfield. J. y. Sephas,
Enoch Colfert, j. III. Proctor, E. S. Atkinson,
J. II. Mitchell, Jesse Barnes and W. E. Barnes.
VIM Burnett was found sick on n street be-
tween New Jersey avenue and % street north
west yesterday afternoon and was sent to the
Freedman's Hospital
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librarian SpofYord's Watch.

In the Police Court today Robert Bryant was
charged with the larceny of . watch valued at
$500 from DIR. A. r. spofford. It came out in
testimony that Mr.. spoford left his watch wiz,
Mr.. Nordoff to be repaired and q colored man
came and said Mr.. Spofford had sent for it.
The defendant claimed that he had a watch
there to be repaired and this was gwen him to
wear. The case was sent to the grand Jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

HALF RATES TO FIREMES's TouRSAxKxr Al
ATLANTIC CRY VIA ROYAL Blue LNE-For the
firemen's tournament at Atlantic City, Septem-
Der 29-October q inclusive, the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will sell round-trip tickets from
all stations its lines east Of the Ohio river at
rate of one fare for the round trim. The fare
from Washington will he $500. Tickets will
be sold from September IS to October 2, mclu-
sive, and will be valid for return passage until
October q, inclusive. This low rate presents
the last opportunity OF the season to enjoy a
choap trip TO the seashore The tournament
Will consist OF parades, torchlight processiona
and all kinds Of fremen' contests Trains leave
Baltimore at 405, 1000 q m and II IS .. m.
daily, except Sunday. Sunday trains lsave Of
4:05 a m. and 1I:55 am.
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To the Editor OF The Evening Star:
Under the head of Personals the New York
World says yesterday that poker is still popu-
lar in England. but adds: ''Gen. Schonck is
living quietly il Washington, and is said never
to touch a card now.
Washingtonians think that the fact of the
sturdy old general having .shuffied off this
mortal COLI some months ago may have some
thing to do with the alleged change in his
habits Q STREET.
Washington, September %, 1891.
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Melford Hall last night was well filed with
members Of Friendship Lodge and visitors from
Columbia Independent, Eagleston, Minnehaha
and frsternal visitation from Silver Star.
Tsnleysown- Eleven new members we're mi
ssssd A fne program was rendered, in which
frisndship Orchestra, Miss Lizzie Yingiing. Mr..
Ziegisr. Msssrs. Braytou and Judson, G. c. I.
xr: Judson participated, sftes which cream
and cake wore served.
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We have an elegant stock OF antique oak
suites. comprising 125 desirable styles. Also
100 beautiful designs in walnut, mahogany and
birch chamber suites, all Of which are new and
desirable, at the lowest possible prices. Call
and see our eli solid oak chamber suites, the
cheapest and best IN the city GEO. BRETT
sARIH. Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street northwest
Liberal terms to responsible parties.
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vALuAsLS Two-SroRY AND BAssNESr BsIcx.
with al the latest improvements. No. 625 street
northwest viii be sold tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock, in front OF the premises. BY Hatcliffe,
nand the attention Of parties in search Of a
homo or a. investment. having a front on
street anc Florida avenue. For full particu-
lars see the advertisemepk-Adut
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BABYs SKIN AND SCALP

Cleansed. purified and beautiHed by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES the purest and best for itching, burning.
sca5 crr,sted and pmply diseases Of the skin and
scalp, with loss Of hair. Mothers. do not delay.
Childhood is the time to permanently all humors
of the skin and scalp Save your children years Of
mental and physical suffering. l3
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AIiInony at 500 Per Month.

In the Equity Court yesterday in the case of
Louise ID. Pelz against Paul J. Pelz, Judge Cox
made an order fixing the amount to be paid as
shmony at 800 per month. This was originally
fixed at S75 per month. but on appeal was re-
dueed 20 eco per month and on the petition OF
tie wife is now advanced to 800 per month.
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Ny confidence. Was all run down and unable to work
I'm an extreme condition Of debility when told that
Hoods sarsaparilla was Just what needed. As q
DRUMMING MAN grasps at straw l decided to try
this medicine and to great surprise from the rss
day began to improve. By the time had finished
my second bottle had reganed my health and
and strength, and from that day say have been
PERFECTLY WELL. have recommended Hoods
arsaparis to my friends, whom know have been
benefited by it. is indeed peculiar ITSELF in that
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Not only helps. but 1t cures" II. @. PIDCoCK, %
Delevan ST.. Lambertville, N. J.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAuoH's-"Eight Bells"
NArIoSN--George Thatcher in Tuxedo. "
ACADEMY OF MusIc.-Jas. I. Powers in "A
Straight Tip"
HARRIS BIJoU.-"The Vendetta"
kERyAS's LYCEUM THEATER.-The Days in
"The Latest Fad"
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THos. B. CURLES, employed on one of the
dredges in the river. fell yesterday and broke
his right arm He was taken TO Providence
Hospital
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COMFORTABLE HONE IN THE NoRrHEAsr At
ArcTroS.-Messrs. Colbert and McGilI. as
sagnees, viii sell tomorrow at pm. q COM
Portable nearly new two-story brick dwelling
with modern improvements-No. COL / street
northsas1 Lstimer Sloan, auctioneers.-Adct
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GUYS FOB HIRE. 1906 Pa. ave.

PREPARE FOR SUDDEN CHANGES
IN the weather. Get a lightweight oyercoat.
You'll need one See our stock and examine
qualities. Our $40 fall overcoats are special
bargains ErsEMAN Bios. 9TH and Z.
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ATTENTION 10 called to the Gale of desirable
brick dwelling No. 129 Indiana avenue, to be
sold tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. conve-
nisnt to United States Capitol, city hall and
business center. See advt
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MEN. As A RULE. ARE AppRr.
CIATIvK, AND WOMEN EVEN MORE
SO. THIS ACCOUNTS FOB THE Popu-
LARITY OF OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.
THE TIDY AND ECONOMICAL
HOUSEWIFE ACKNOWLEDGING ITS BEN
FRACTIONS BY SURROUNDING HEB
HOME WITH BEAUTY AND COMFORT,
LAYING ASIDE FEW DOLLARS FROM
HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS,
ALL THE WHILE ENJOYING THE SWEETS
OF DOMESTIC BLISS.
TO LIVE IN sQUALoR AND D1scoM.
FORT has BEEN MISFORTUNE OF
THE PAST. TRACEABLE TO THE STERN
ExACTIoNs OF CASH SYSTEM WHICH
LACKS CONFIDENCE IN HUMAN IA.
TURE
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
DRAPERIRs.
STOVES.
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsKa
e17. OLE. s2l AND 923 7TH ST.
AND
ssl0 ea6 MASS. AVE NV.
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coSprr1oN OF rrx WATER.

FALL OPENING AT pALMER's.-Will exhibit to-
morrow "wednesday and Thursday a choice
assortment of Paris and London bonnets and
round hats. French patterns from Virot. Julia,
jesse and Ponyanns. No cards PALMER,
Importer,
llO7 st.
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NOTIcE.-Bolitha ]. Laws has removed his
stock Of wall papers, pictures picture frames,
DC, from l427 Pa ave. 10 Ali 18th st. NV.
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CITY ITEMS
Pocket and Table Cutlery. wAIronD's477

Pocket and Table Cutlery. wAIxoAD's, Al Pa.
8. Heller, TO TIL st.. Is making specially In
Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and sham
pooling. Also cures Dandruff. se26-5ts
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, DIM
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine Samples free at
Ctr MERTz's DRUG STORE, l0l4 r st.
Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at s. HELLER's- se26-5t~
Surgical Instruments. WALroRD's All Pa sv.
An Invention Making Sewing PAstimA
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No.
It charms on sight Its use enrApturea
Office &S7 9th street northwest dll-6
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How To Blow A HORN.

It depends upon what kind Of Q horn You want to
blow and also upon whose horn it il. donr know
much about other peoples horns. have about oil
can do to blow my own horn. blow bold and loud
and long. II you will listen to my blowing and follow
me up will blow money into your pocket. Here ID
what Am blowing about now:
six-foot Extension Table. ant oak. g. 9S six-foot
Pillow Leg Table. hne finish. a. %; LADIES' Rocking
Chair. carpet seat Csc Forty pound Hair Mattress
g. so; Parlor Suites. plush hair CLOTH s25: Fine
Rug Suites $50; Very Large Rug Suites heavy fruQs
. beauty, $Sa blow about 10 to l5c. yard OF car
pets. Yard-wids Carpets. 12k. 20 SO, As Soc &c
Atwood Carpets. 6S to 75c; Brussels Csrpets
80. 20, 65c.. &c. blow about Lounges: 3s6
Plush or Carpet Lounges, %; Bed Lounges, % to
SO. 1 can show you 1000 Rugs. Mats and Art
Squares. can blow more bargains into Glass; China
Lamps. &c, than you you find anywhere else Fur
Rugs. black. white gray. ~. 81, no smell; Solid
Oak sideboard, drawers el2 so; Oak Suites l6 5O
Handsome Suits. s25. $50 e35 s4O ESQ 70 ESQ; moth
ing In town to match them. Let me impress upon ron
that We don't want any installment trade; we don't
have such prices we claim to be the only house in
Washington whore you furnish house complete.
embracing China. Glass. Kitchen Ware. Furniture,
Carpets. &c. Don't doubt till you try
GRAsTY. THE PUsHER.
DOUBLE STORES.
TERMS CASH
ssss 1S1o-l27th =. NV. bet. P aad q.
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Our SrocK Of boys and children's suits is
the largest in the city. See the school suits
We are selling at e.
EIsENAN Bros, 18th and E
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HAVE Your REPAIRS made promptly and at
reasonable prices by c. d. COLLINS, builder and
carpenter III and 7l9 18th at. NV.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works, e31-655 Mass ave- NV, are made moth
proof free OF charge. Telephone 1852
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MRS K. A. Donovan, 9Oi F st.-Fall and win
nets, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 90 and 80.
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vIsrr our tailoring department if you wish
70 see the latest STYLES in fail suitinSs and
trouserings You will find our prices the low
es. EIsEMAx Bros, It'll and T..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-29

YESTERDAY AFTERNOON a child of Mr.. Cur
telle Of 729 7th street fell from the porch and
was badly injured.
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A PAIE OF PATENT Stills given with every
chiids suit EIsENAS Bios, 7th and l.
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A NV FABRIC. - INDIA RUMcHUNDA"-
Rich anu handsome effects.
HESaY Franc d Son, One Price,
Cor. 18th and d sts.
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CAHrrra

CAHpEra
we .ss dsilx sscsiytps our fs sappx q csspss
LapSserya lnsrains and Thrse PIyA Wilton and Vel.
~ nosn large SIZE suitable for EOous. Art Squares
sock bsfogp puzchaain0s :
slSsesa Hoox mos. 90, ,sae -
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HENRY FRANC d Son, One Price.
Cor. TIN and ID.
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DrSrxo Roox SETS, ROCKERS, CHINA CLOSETS
AND RACKs.
We are showing n superb line of rug parior
suites which must be seen TO be admired and
g 5preciated. Also an elegant stock OF dining
room suites-the best assortment and styles i'll
the city. Ash to be shown, while visiting our
store, those new styles Of fancy rockers for
- 20 (worth so, hail racks, china closets, DC,
&c. All of these goods have been recently pur-
chased for the fall trade and will be sold at
prices that no one will complain of.
Dpr
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"lIANIIoU,'

The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world. CHARLES KRsENER,
Telephone sos. 737 7th St n. W.
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CLzvz1AsD's BAKING PowprA
WHOLESOME.
LxAvENs MOST.
LxAvENs BEST.
eend stamp for cook book.
Cleveland BAKING Powder Co. Rev York.
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ErRNITrRF. ErRNIrrRF.

The MosT COMPLETE SToCK of mems clothing
In the city is found at EIsEMAN BROs., 18th and T.
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LOCAL MENTION,


poRxcAsr TILL EIoHr A n WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, threatening weather and rain; cooler;
clearing. generally fair Wednesday; winds shift
ing to northwcsterly.
CONDITION OF TTz WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at
An: Great Falls, temperature. &c; condition,
&C. Receiving reservoir, temperature. 70. Con-
clifton at north connection. 36: condition at
south correction, 36, distributing reservoir.
temperature. IS; condition at infuent sat3
house, SC; condition at effiuen, cato house, &C.
High Water. Low Water.
COS an 5:43 pm Has an. lilo pm.
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SPEAKING TUBES, iron safes repaired. ]. 81.
EuEHLrNG.
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HENRY Franc & Soy, One Price,
Cor. 18th and d.
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He MoNuMEsrA1.-
o37 and 939 F O.. NV.

i He MONUMENTAL"
ss7 and $50 q. NV
FINE MILLINERY. cLoAKs. HOSIERY,
GLOVES. &c.
The system Of selling every article at small profit.
but OF thoroughly reliable quality. h ruling prin.
ciple Of this firm.
OPENING EXHIBITION
VI
TRIMMED MILLINERY
Continued throughout this week. More than cO0 i'm
Ported and exclusive styles All in all the largest
sortment Of Fine Art before exhibited in this
city.
The superb Millinery Show Rooms are filled with the
of the fingers and brains Of European and
native artists.
All that one can do IL to gaze and admire and como
away with general idea of having lots and lots of
Lovely, Novel and altogether Undresmed Bon nets.
Hats and Toques.
Many of the new ideas have been purchased from
famous foreign artists at great expense.
LADIEs'FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS.
Our tmmense stock Of Fail and Winter Garments
contDrtses every Novelty. foreign and domsstie.
FUR-TRLMMED GARMENTS
In every style Of Cloth and Fur at prices within the
reach Of all.
Read carefully special offering for few days:
tur-triIamed Jackets - IS, So 9S, 50 and upward.
Chesiot Refer Jackets. So 90. q. 90, 81. 80
Ladies' Top Coats in great variety exceedingly low
prices
Children's Coats. from to 4 years old, at 81 g.
Actual value, "a.
Ladies' silk Hose. 100 pair fancy silk at So e5 pair
Real value Sc. so.
Ladies' Silk Hose 6S pair plain at g. 4s pair Real
value, So 25
Egyptian Cotton Vest, with pants to match, 45c.
Regular price. CSC.
Our S-button Suede. Sold at 81. so. Tomorrow CSC.
Our 4-button Glace Sold at 81. Tomorrow 7qc.
Our S-button Suede. Sold at Csc. Tomorrow, nc
$50 pieces All-Silk Ribbons, IN inches wide, gros
Rra:n satin edge IN every color, at 15c Value,
No. Allsiik Velvet Ribbon in every color, at IOc
No. silk Velvet Ribbon in every color. at l5o
10. sAisilk Velvet Ribbon in every color. q. ooc.
The Genuine Victoria Sailor and vassar Hat,
trmped and ready for wear. in all colors, at 25c
about 4 its real value.
THE MONUMENTAL.
ss2s o37 and $50 F u. n. ".
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To Convene in This City in November-Im-
pOrtant Topics to Be Discussed.
An important gathering Of the clergy and
laity Of the Episcopal church of this country
will take place in this city on tho f7th of No
vember. 1t il known az tho church congress
and this will be the fourteenth session. Tho
opening meeting will be held in the Church Of
the Epiphany. ana then two daily sessions will
be held in the hall OF the National Rifles
Armory. Tho congress will adjourn on the
10th inst Ex-senator Edmunds is expected to
preside. The time Of the congress will DO CO.
cupied with discussion of topics Of general in
terest to churchmon. Some of the most prom
inent members Of the church, both clergy and
lay, will be in attendance. -
nv1 o. Er-o> OF
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Odd Fellows Hail. 419 to 4z3 9Th ST. II. W.
Liberal terms to responsible parties.
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.SINGAPoKE RUAcHUNpAs"-A new effect in
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PROPOSALS.


pRoiosALs toR LiGhIINS sIEELs.
LEEsBURo, VA. SEPT. 25, Sal.
Sealed proposals will be receyed At this once until
IMELNE O'CLOCK NJ. THURSDAY. OCTOBER
flfIEENTH. 1921. for lighting the streets OF the
a. present. or by electricity. Propossls must be cd
dressed to the mayor and marked Proposals Cor
lighting streets" The council itself tie
pr.v,lese OF rejecting any q al bids neEed-
pkorosALs FOR ORDNANCE STORES FoR TIE
1s9l.-Sealed proposals. Endorsed ''Proosalr Ord
nance Stores for the Navy lArd. washiniton. c. 20
be Opened October u. 1881, viii lie received the
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. Navy Department,
OCIObth slA III. 1891. and publicly opened imme-
diatey thereafter furnish NaNy Yard. WASH
iniston- DC. quantity stores. nstins Of coal.
rNets. hardware. molng sand. canvas. cora-ne. dry
Der. packing. asbestos covering paints os.
alcohol ppe. chemicals. broken stone &c 1hr arri-
Giles must conform 20 the standard and the
usual navai inspection Blank proposals wil he fur
Navy lard. Navy Pay Gfhcs. WASHINGTON. OF 20 the
bureau. The attention aud dsa
invited Tie bids all other thlnEs being equal decided
by iot The Department reserves the risht to waive
tageOus TO the soyernnent. EDWIN sim AkI .fay-
master GENERAL. Us. Navy. se;s%s2A~2w
DEPARTMENT OF TnE INTERIOR, WASHING
~ ton, SEPT. =. lS9l-Seaed PROPOSALS for furnlsh-
ing and putting position about O hneal feet.
or less. OF board va the roof of tn. Pension Oce
Department until UNE Cl1 o'CiOCKP M, FEIDAl.
OCTOBER SECOND. 1881. when they will be oIened-
Blank forms Of proposal may lie obtained uI,on sT
pcaton at tie ofhoe VI the chief clerk OF the depart
spected. CID. ChANDIER. Actins secretary.
SELF. 10. 10. =. 2b -
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Bro SALE OF FURNIrURE.-Latimer & Sloan
will have big sale of furniture at their auction
rooms, 1909 q street. tomorrow. Dealers and
private buyers should be on hand.-Adut
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1T STANDS To REASON"
That sell you
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CHEAPER
Than you buy at the great furniture palaces
expenses you pay which are 100 per cent greater
than mine.
MY GOODS ARE JUST AS GOOD. MADE BY THE
SAME MANUFACTURERS. AND YOU HAVE THE
ADVANTAGE OF SELECTING FROM MY STOCK.
WHICH CONTAINS EVERYTHING NEEDED IN
A HOUSE, BOTH NEW AND wELL-KEPr SEC
oND HAND. IN FURNITURE.
CARPETS, STOVES.
MATTRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS.
You cannot ask for what have not in the stock It
is complete.
Call and examine my fall dispixys. and II cannot
discount others for the same goods you will not be
asked to buy.
b. BAUM.
Dealer in All Household Necessities,
314 9th 1t. NV. ss2S6t
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

4 Arlington. Soldier Home. Cham aad CABIN John
Brides. 10 2, N, m. 90: TO .Sc. Zoo Para and
Legation buildings m. asr. Navy ard Barrscks
and Departments. with guide, los.
No VISIT complee without rlle great q an
hand Tally Ho. Leaves BIB l.sth st n " .sl-tr
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BaoxoDrxr cures hsaaachs: ase.--Adut
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &C.

SEPTEMBER SCHEDULE
On and alter oItasasr a.. Pal.tiai Iron ana s,..
Steamer CaAlkLEs NACALks Tk-k MI .ssss her
wharf. loot Of sth 81, as iollovs.
fOh MOUNT NkkNON-One trip daily ~rc~rt
sunday, al 10 IN. sharp retclinE the city on her
adm sson 20 the manson and grounds. ksSant c.1e
On the Charles Manchester and lunch served al eity
foR MARSHALL HAlI-Two tr4ps daily exc~ts
SUNDAY. al 20 a. and A. .. sharp. reaching the
city on return az 10 D. aud p.m. fare. round
trip. - cents Children under II year, IS ceats Psr
eNn 80 down a. 10 and remain until The last boat
a. pm. Everybody made comfortable ElaS.ni
nf TA S.nI iS r'9zii Is IN THE Nrw p.x,r,ox
kNkhl DAY o. TAE MElk NEACkPI ST NpAll.
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shall Hall and Indian Head every Friday and saturday
evening AZ q ~ n. uTnlng al lO;.O y m Ausrs and
oancinE Et Marshall Hal day and evening frOf.
ar.ivs can do~n 10 Marshall Hall az 10 O and
- p N. and tAAe t.s eyeIing boat there 10 Indian
., NDAY TRIPS To MARSHALL HALL-sACEED
All StC-Ihe Charles Macalcsier Tor Marshall Hall
on sundays AZ IL q ~. 2;:sO and sharp
ret "a nm reach the city al 10 Ssso and v m
l. L BLAKE.
Commanding Charles Mscalcsasr.
Col JOS. C. McklBBEN.
Marshall Hall. sea2
lNLR EACUhsIONs.
Il MILES on THE POTOMAC
FOR Is CENTS
Two Salon Steamers IRON sth Il. ferry wharf
SAD and arrive hourly.
Stop ~ Aexandraa. Va. spls-6u
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