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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-01
A SWELL NEWPORT AFFAIR
Mrs Robert Garrett Gives o Lavish Enter.
tainment-Fine Decorations

| Inc DeCOr0t1On0.
One Of the last balls Of the Newport seaso,
was given last evening by Mrs Robert Garret
az the cottage she is occupying this season of
Narragsnse;t avenue. Following, as tho bal
does, after many brilliant ones, extra thought
OF course was necessarily given to the decora
ions, Tor no one desires to reproduce a deco
ration, however fine It may be- But in thi,
case there was little fear of this, for the condi
lions were entirely different, there being nc
Dali room attached to tho cottage One had to
to erected for the occasion and so to the south
OF the mouse on the lawn was laid hard-pine
moor, nnely polished, forty-five by fifty feet,
ana this was covered with tent-like structure.
.ne interior of which afforded much chance
ior decoration. The roof and sides
were covered with white null and vel
low paneling OF the same material.
each panel being decorated with floral
ornamentstions. Besides this, on the sides were
hung festoons OF fine flowers forming a border
above the panels. This scheme Of decoration
was carried on three sides of the improvised
side, and here all the windows were taken ont
ana the whole side was covered with oak
branches In the leaf, out Of which appeared a
sprinkhng Of yellow and white flowers. In
'front.' OF TINS were SGT ferns and tropical plants
anu horai gardens. Steps were placed to the
sAOii VIC tHtTdUc6 10 the
craving room The supports to the roof of the
zen, were covered with festoons of laursls. and
IN these festoons were placed many little cleo
Uic iights, covered with various colored tissues.
which so1tened the lights and cast many colored
beams upon the dancers
one corner of the tent was made into the
most denghtful retreat for guests BY the aid of
lamps iurkish rugs and cozy chairs, while to
the south, on the lawn, was another and smaller
tent, reached through covered passage. fnyit-
ingiy arranged for tete-a-tetes, and lighted
with colored lanterns. The piszzas were also
lnciosed andiused for like purposes The ROYAL
hungarian Orchestra was seated at one end of
the tent behind huge floral easel and plants.
Inc guests were received In the drawing
rooms, which also served for promepadinc
together with the Railways, as it was
700 disagreeable upon the lawn, for
there was a heavy drizzling rain without
winch also prevented decoration OF the grounds
win coiored lanterns, fairy lamps and novel
ues. Inc party was not SO large one as some
"hlcn nave attended previous events, but
was composed of many of the leading cot
tagers Yet, perhaps, there was not quite so
much life displayed rs if there had been more
young people to attend, but many of these
nave gone away to attend various sports and
festivities.
Inc favors were very handsome and were
olrect from Paris. consisting OF various fancy
articles and silver trinkets. The menu was a
most extensive one, and the tables were beauti-
iuliy decorated with floral pieces as were the
rooms about the house, which were thrown open
20 guests,
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The COrheff. NTftnhall E:lA

President Noel Of the Olympic Club. New
Orleans, yesterday sent q telegram to lane
Corbett Offering him purse Of s11 900 for a
night to finish with Charlie Mitchell Of Eng
iana' Corbett made an immediate reply to the
oner and a cab!esram has been sent to Nit.
chen with request for an early -eply. Iuas.
inuca as Mitchell has expressed Willingness
TO meet Corbett at any place and 100 ,' %
amount OF money, and az the purse otf.rcd j. !.
legitimate one and the club one which has
maintained an excellent reputation for fai %9
ness, there Is every probability of there be;ro
an early meeting between the two men. e
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

- recently published work on The Art
Of Advertising says: "A point which will af-
ford reliable information as to the value of a
publication as an advertising medium is the
eloseness with which the publisher adheres to
his advertising rates" THE STAR invariably
holds to its rates; and. what is of greater i'm
pOrtance to the advertiser, IL charges eceryJoly
ae sa'He price for the same service. This Few
papers do
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The French government has received dis
patch announcing that Fourneau's expedition
to explore the valley Of Sangha Bayen, Central
soudan and the French Congo was attacked bv
natives with the result that sixteen were killed
and thirty-one. including Fourneau himself
were wounded All the merchandise and many
rifles belonging to the expedition were LOST
The expedition was obliged to slowly retreat
being harrassed by the natives.
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A st. Petersburg dispatch says that vast
herds OF cattle have persisted and are perishing
in the Ural provinces. Added to the failure Of
the harvest. owing to the weather and the con-
dition OF the soil. came plague Of locusts to
devour whatever was left, SO that the wretched
Nrehese not only are starving themselves. but
are compelled to see their herds reduced ~
skeletons and perishing before their eyes,
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District Rihemen Receive the Fruit of Their
Excellent Shooting at Sea GIrt.

FLEAsAST SPEECHES NADE--LIEJT. HARRIEs WINS
TIE RiFLE FOR TIE HIGHEST ISDIvIDUAL-coRE-
PERFECT FAIRNESS OBSERVED ON THE PART OF
EVERY oSE-coURTEsIEs ExTESpEo-ox TO
CIyEDNooR.
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(,hANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
" IN COUNTY OF WASHINGTON NEAR The
IpRNpIKE ROAD FROM WASHINGTON 10

l.
BY virtue Of two deeds oil trust fron wp,,.,, 7
hickey and wife, the dated the 10th day OF Octo.
Der leSS recorded in Liber and r, No s. folio SS0
OF the Land Records OF tine District Columbia, Il:
No. 673 ioo "a, of said Land Records and Of S
cree Of the supreme Court said District datS rs
"a "a gay Of May, 1891, passed In Equity cause No
n5lo will Offer for sale At pubic auction on the
r rs sses;, on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
al that parcel Of land in said county Of Washington
OF the Greenvale tract. containing "a acres ros
and IL perches Of land and being the same Whi,h 49,
Teco5dsd in Lbsr Ne 500, foliS $40 ct seq Of the
uated on the Hickey road and IL improved by i.rre
brick dwelling house. " A-Aes
Term: Of sale: One third Of the purchase money 70
Se pac IN cash balance in equal amounts SIX and
we've moptns IRON day OF sale; for the deferred
payments the purchasers notes 70 be Riyen bearfnx
interest st per cent from the day Of sale and
oy deed Of trust on the premiseS or All caah a fs
~ the time Of sale.
r,,o,r.. 4o6 Louisiana ave.
THOMAS BOWLING SON. AuctioneeTs.
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GOOD SHOOTING AT GOO YARDS,

GOOD SHOOTING AT COO YARDS
Up to yesterday morning the team had been
without practice at 60 yards since lea.ing
Washington. but the scores made before he
regular matches opened were evidence 10 the
eject that no skill has been lost and slas
neitAer eyes nor han'.s have lost any of their
canning. Some Of the mon only tjrea te1,
rounds. while others got rid of twenty. An
the scores are not easily available lust norg.
bat the sharpshooters who beat 10 out of a pos
sioie ~ In a Dad hgat and tricky wind are AZ
lees: seven In number. Capt. Cash zot a as aad
was happy; Lieut. King, Private Hi:oef,r N
and Lieut. harries captured Al each. while
Lieut. Stewart, Private Rollins and Private
Walter Cash pulled a 10 each OF. OF the uacer-
tam atmospheric conditions Then L.ieat
Harries put In a second score OF ten shots aud
The possible 50.
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Jay Gould In the West

IL =" generally believed in Denver, Col. that
the reason Jay Gould is spendinr -
in Colorado and 50 ca~-fdiiy inspecting the
Rio Grande is that he hopes to join with the
local contingent and buy the road. Ho is still
at NAnitea. Cipher dispatches are keeping
the wires busy between that state and the east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-01

David Ruth of the firm of s. Ruth & Son.
TN can manufacturers of Baltimore, disap-
peared from his home August "a, since which
time nothing has been seen or heard of him.
His relatives and friends fear that his mind
tecame unbalanced over business troubles an
that he has committed suicide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-01

LOCAL SCORES N fiE sKKNIsH RUNS.
ioa have not vet seen the scores made BY the
local teams in the skirulish suns which decided
the interstate resimearal team contest. Here
they are:
Elrst rexirnent.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOMAS BOWLING L son, Auc,ionoer..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. NO s,7
PESNS1LNANlA AVENUE SOUTHEAST, Al
IN. IULSDA1. SEPTEMBER FIRST 1901 AZ
flNL OCLOCk in front of the Premises we viii sell
i T II. IN square ga. fronting about 60 feet on
wanna avenue southeast with depth OF about
iVoIeet 70 an alley. improved by q two-slory brlck
ments. '' ~ eI Ah-pio'e-
erns Of sale: onehrd cash. balance in equal in
from date. secured 10y de a of trust on rroperfy
aeposit OF slOO will be required wnen The property
so. tonNeyancng at the cost of the purchaser. If
me terms are not complied with in ten days from day
OF SAFE the property Will DC resod risk and cost Of
the oe:auting purchaser.
THOMAS BOWLING L SON.
eu-S-dSdS Auctioneers.
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CAPT. BELLS TEAM.

a contest OF five rounds each at 200 yards,
competitors to shoot in q sitting position. was
,hen opened and the houors were gathered in
by Capt. Bells aggregation. The figures speak
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FOR SLEEPLEssNEsS
Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

III. X Dake, Belleville. H., says: 81 have found
u, audit alone to be capable Of producing sweet
ana NATURAL sleep In cases of Insomnia from over
work OF the brain, which SO often occurs in active
professional and buziness men,
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FAIR DEALING

10 its business motto. As THE STAR in
sists on its right to know how many
pounds Of ink it gets when it buys q barrel
OF that article. and how many pounds oil
paper it pays for in one Of the immense
rolls delivered at it's press rooms. so Il 10
willing that its advertising patrons shan
know exactly HOW MUCH and WHAT
KIND of publicity they are gett.rx when
they put an announcements In its columnA
1t claims to be THE one Washington Pc
per that is taken by the family. for the
family, and read oy the family. and es-
pec:ally by all the people in the city who
want things and are able to pay for them
and it is willing to have its claims sub
jected to the most exhaustive and concaS
sive tests that can be devised. In otis
words, and in short, TEE STAR COvEH
THE WHOLE FIELD. ITS FAMILY CD
CULATION IN WASHINGTON Is THREE
TIMES AS LARGE AS THAT OF AM
OTHER PAPER. AND THE NUMBER on
ITS READERS IN TIE CITY Is FIVE
TIMES GREATER THAN THAT OF All
OTHER PAPER
These are the qualities that const'tuse
"vaiues in Advertising" and make It'd
EVENING STAR IN unsoualled bushes
help.
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auo6-dSd,
p ATCLIFFE. DARR CO., Aucuoneer..

RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucuoneer..
SPECIAL AMP PEkEMPToRY SALE OF LARGE
S0NSdGNMENI OF CHANDELIERS. HALL
ON on WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SEC
oND. at len O'CLOCK. will sell with a our sales
rooms, go pennsylvania w.. large assortment
OF Chandeliers in l. = s. 4. and liehts ali Lights
anu brackets Tins sale presents excellent
tGnty TOR parties rebuilding. Now on exhibition to
which We invite an Inspection. -
au25-d RADCLIFFE, DARR Il co Aucts
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r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. -Aucs,oncer.,
~ go Penn. ave. nv
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
LIVE STOCK, Sc.. By AUCTION
oSE CON- o Ns22sk 1fE
ONE LARGE FARM MACON, ONE RAKE
HaaRdE3, ONE LARGE MowEk. one LARGE
IKON ROLLER, HAhROWS. PLOWS kAnES
CULT!EATORS, GRINDSrONES, WASH BOXES
AND LOT OF SMALL GARDEN TOOLS.
ALSO
$40 HOI-BED SASH
Almost now. and made to order and general assorf
men of tools. &C.. usually found and useful in trnck
farming.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
1891. At ONE O'CLOCK PM
~ WE WILL SELL
At the truck farm OF John Hitler
on the brentwood road. Sc.oining Harmony Cemetery
~, on the north.
The live stock and Implements partly ,nanf;opad
Terms cash.
90, RADCLIFFE, DARR CO..
au-oh AuIlOueers.
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/ ArlMER SLOAN; Auctioneer.,
~ l<U9 u near u. s, Treasury
II ATCLIFFE. DARR I CO.. Auctioneer..
Az 510 pennxy. wanna ave. a. ".

ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON " STREET Re-
IWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND FIRST SrREf L
NohIHNEST BY AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SECOND. 1891, AT SIX O'CLOCK. will sell. in
front OF the premises
LOT -. SQUARE 61p,
Fronting 20 feet u and running back with that
width to large alley.
This lo is h. electric line and in q section
OF the city which Is rapidly improving.
Terms OF safe; Cne-nai cash. the balance in
TWO years. with interest at the rate of per cent per
annuai. payable se annualy ali cash, the pur-
chasers option A deposit OF 800 required at the
tii..e OF sale Terms to be complied with fifteen
Gays otherwise the right is reserved resell the
rlsS and cost OF the defaultng purchaser All convey
ancinS and recording At purchasers cost.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO..
au26 dSds Inctionears
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EITUKE DAYS.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS 4 CO., Auc,io

WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Aucttoneers
PARLoR SUITES UPHOLSTERED IN HAIR
SL3gTTH. WALNGI CHAMBER SUITS AND
MARDEQDES. FIFTY DINING ROOM Oh Airs
HHEMhhnSIIN1 CHERRY IABEEs. LINoLLUMs.
EkS, STEAM TABLES. WALNUT BKACKETS,
EE HhISA AMP GLASS MARE GCTLEkY,
ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
On THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER THIRD, AT Ten
O'CLOCK NJ, We shall sell at the wellknown dining
room No. sle street northwest Il large and hne as
sortnent OF furniture, &c, in good condition and
Terms cash.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.,
Se4'.t AuctlOpaeyA.
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V'Hos. E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer
PROVED BY TWO-sTOKY FRAME HOUSE.
No. ll21 TWELFTH STREET NORIHWEST
oo Si Of the land reseas IN Of a ss
District Of Columbia and the request Of ine parts
sEy IS -i1 : isfa:
Pm. lot s. OF Davidson subdivision Of square 3i5.
with the improvements aboye
at time Of sale balance in three equal in
SIX SIX twelve and eishteen months, for which Of
GU Ri Dy aeet q trust on properly sold will be taken
and At Il rs ss not
eGmPed with in fifteen days from sale the property
after seven days advertisement II ths 6ysnpg Star
THOMAS E. wAGGAMAN. Auct aua.-dSds
II ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
WELL ASSORTED sTock OF GROCERIES.
MN NE ICE bS S s fgsEE E6s sh t sHSE
sshks Hsbr hEfcH ES5of e.
G G6IHEK NTH WITH fr ttN AHssQRTMENi OF
at ss MI .s .loE. ne
st. Sc lar5e sssortmsat OF Groceries Liquors. Wines
&c. to which the attention OF the trade and private
0a aSa7-a q ''-'R RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auc,,
r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aust,sneers.
~ $50 Pa. ave. NV
ELEGANT Egh5TT, Two-sI9RY AND BASEMENT HOUSE,
rH s sTREE TNE5NNISSs KNOWN a
ON THURSDAY AFTERNCON SrpTEpprp
THIRD. 1891. AT SIX O'CLOCK We viii III nE 4,
front of tie premises " WAN seA IN
SUB LOT 81, SQUARE sos
Fronting 10 feet on NJ street between itb ana ..,
streets cas-: and running back an alley imnrovs3 ~
bath. AA siA Foonis and
Terms OF sale One-third cash; balance in ono and
two years. with interest at the rate Of per cent r
ilmsI payable secured BY deed Of
chasers option deposit OF 500 reo,iirei At ptha
Time OF sale Terms to be complied with IN nftesn
Gays from the day OF sale, otherwise the right ia re-
70 resell the property ut the and cost of the
aeiauiting purchaser All conyeyancing recording
au26-dSds
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scaATca TEAM SHOOTING.

y;ded for .ns departure of the team for New
York a; 1851 .his uoon. and, promptly on time
every man boarded the proper train. Before
the hour for departure arrived, however, the
u. &. rifiemen INDUCED in a little interesting
cOmpe tition. Capt Bell and Lieut.. Harries
drew lots for team each and then proceeded
to the 10 yards iring point with their men.
The first match OF ten shots was won b. Lieut.
liarriss team. with a total OF 500 as against
2oi The SECOND match same number OF shots
az the same distance. was won by Capt Bell
and his marksmeH, their total being Sic TO
their opponents S11. tricky wind caused
some grief and tribe OF profanity. Here are
'oc scores:
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TOMORROW,
WM. LowENTHAL. Auctionesr,

w III. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer
937 eth st. Nv.
MEDSESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER SECOND.
noinlhetlcng at Ten O'CLOCK. will sell in IRON. OF
iy saies room general assor household fur
Siiure embracing Bed Room. Parlor and Dining Room
Sits BOOK Eases, Hat RacKs, Folding Beds Bedd ng,
Room Utensils. "'' D"S
II WM. LowENTHAL, Auctioneer.
ArlMER 4 SLOAN Auctioneers,
~ l&U9 u ST., near u. s. Treasury.
IMPORTANT ,hNT SALE OF HorsEHoLp FURNI.
- TYRE, MIRRORS AND ENGhANINGS.
@ On WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
sE.SoND, 1891, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK,
w . and IN front Of Cur auction rooms, l409 q
street. We shall sell lar.s ami varied collection Of
nnS0nsehold ELECTS. embracing in part
iAi.EE Elegant 70 DING CABINET BED
SIEADS --LATEST DE>IGNS), CHIFFoNIERS,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, PRINCESS AND
OLD ENGLISH HALL STANDS (wITH FRENCH
MlEEOkSl, NAkf HANDSOME COMBINA-
LION DRESSING BUREAU, HANDSOME SIDE
LIZARDS. FINE CHAMBER FURNITURE,
MN HAIR MATTRESSES, NEW hUSk AND
COTTON MAITEESSES, EXTENSION DINING
TABLLS, DINING CHAIRS, FINE COCCHES,
LNGRAElNGS, ODD CHAIRS OF HANDSOME
DESIGN, BRuSSELS CARPETS AND OIL
SLOIHS. Two FINE NEW REF RIG ORATORS,
IOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES
OF VALUE IN THE HOUSEKEEPING LINE.
ALSO.
ENGLISH QUADRANT; BICYCLE WITH EVERY
THING COMPLETE. GOOD As NEW. au3I-2t
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sEHGT. sNYTuE S CHALK.

f-tIt oil. tIle may solIle Gay near the last OF
one o. his achievements. but from present ap-
pearances that day is considerably in the din
anu distant future. just before the skirmish
runs in tine interstate match came OF Lieut.
So sGrt struck happy idea. Adjusting sights
Is the slOwest and most difficult operation in
the run and there Is frequently much valuable
time lost because the figures on the rear sight
are not easily visible. he lieutenant idel
was to rub chalk into tine figures and lines and
then wipe the surplus Of; that would make the
tSu- very plain Each of the members on
the :wo Washington teams used the chalk and
t.cn walked around with rides at secure" so
that the sights were hidden. There WIS
nothing Legitimate or unfair about the opera
tion-.othing 70 be ashamed of-bu. us the
scheme would probably improve The shirmish
scores several per cent or the boys, not uu-
naturally. were cautiously secretive. Seryt.
Symthe, however, neglected to keep LIS sight
hidden, anc when an open-eyed Jerseyman
asked him what he had Deen doing with the
Burlington the sergeant sinilingly showed him
just how the thing done. 1haI settled it,
Within i've minutes every Jerseyman had
chalAed his sights The sand Spaniards"
know a good thing when lhey see it. So does
Sergt. Smythe, but the other members OF the
team say ne a. not sufficiently uncommunica-
tive.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
rCHoMAs poMLING 4 son. Auct,ouser,.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY No 1921
NINTH STREET N0RTHN EST, AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY. SEP1ENBER THIRD, lsql at
flNE O'CLOCK. will sell front OF the preun ses
part OF Lot square sss. fronting - feet inches
by depth of "a feet 4 inches a good alley. I'm
provepent If House Containing exc hi
rooms, gas, lstroOe and bath.
Terms: third cash, balance In six twelve and
eighteen months. notes for deferred payments draw
Per cent interest ard urei by dec OF
IrSpesty OF all cast at the Option Of the purchaser
Al recording anu conyeyancing al cost of pure ss.r
deposit OF one hundred dollar. lo0 will bereo uir
~ time 9: SAFE L. the terms OF sale piled
with in fifteen days tile proT er.y Will be resold al the
cost OF the deisuitin. pufchase!
au21-dSds IHDS. DOWNING & SON Aucts
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noCk'lLLE ROAD. NORTH OF TENALLYTowN.
hoiEL. RESTAURANT AND ROAD HOUSE
COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT

COMPLETE IN EVERY RESPECT
For the
ACCOMMODATION OF TRANSIENT GUESTS
This house is located four miles northwest of WASH
ngton and is reached by woodley lane via lltb :,
Broad branch Pierces mill and any of the drives lead
Ing north from the city by the electric cars ont
S. georgetown, cars leaving every minutss and
Twenty-Five minutes to The Willows
Parties visiting The Willows ENJOY tine 6nss, ar,,.
Afforded anywhere. can have good supper and return
to the city in due season
Ice cream and other refreshments Bar stocked with
the best liquors and beers
Las: car leaves The Willows for wasiny+o, =, =, M
Pm. COLUMBUS KIRKwooD.
eI01m Proprietor.
Wo0DLAWN, ROCKVILLE. MD, WILL BE
w opened for reception OF guests Nav Ia -
terms Apply at the CLARENDON HOTEL. 18th ana
NeS YORK ave. ap.ss-6n
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

auI-22t L. B. DoTY, Manaee-
FAIRFAX INN-BEsT SERVICE; PRIVATE;
= select one square iroll park and baths Terms
70 80 per Week A guests can be accol,l..1.
dated Address J. ". ALDEhTO.s. Proprietor Bsrke-
ley springs. W. Va. tylt-I,,ts'
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS, VA. NOW
~ open TO visitors; accommodations good and rates
moderate. Address
S93m J. II. FLEMING, Manager
THE BERKELEY SPRINGS ROlEL WILL RE
a opened until October pure mountain ar; good
taD.e soo0 u! usic; spienuid bathing Address CEij
fhkEMAN. Prop, Berkeley Springs. ". Va Hul Elm
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IN THE MOUNTAINS
MISCELLANEOUS.

IEFFERSON HOUSE. WATKINS, NEW YORK a.
n RICHARDS, prop Nice hotel TOR snrs,,o-
guests Rates. az per day. free bus to ali trains an5
- .o.o- " sIen- aua-iIn
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DOPULAR MUSIC ONLY SAND l0c TAXI SOME
on your vacation. learn them. thea write Tor some
T TSn sssNsSgrn ne sSPSrshi music on
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FAIRNESS AND COURTESY.

Two of the most pleasureable things to be
remembered in connection with the meeting
just closed are the absolute fairness with which
the management treated al competitors and
tine special courtesies extended the Washington
team. Maj Pollard was executive officer nearly
al OF FRIDAY AID Capt Cash enjoyed the same
honor on saturday. 1t is not customary for
those IN charge OF such meetings to delegate
their privileges and responsibilities to officers
whose precise status Is that of competitors, but
tie Jerseymen seemed to be del;sh ed to have
an opportunity which would enable them 10
show their appreciation and admiration. Al
various times during the week Col. Clay, Mai.
Pollard, Capt. farmenter, Capt. Cash, Capt.
Bell and others OF the officers dined ut head
quarters and were IN many ways recipients of
several kinds Of hospitality.
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