davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Critic and record. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1896, 1891-05-14

Berkeley pure rye whisky.
The Critic and record. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1896, 1891-05-14

Owing to the change which will occur in our
firm on June 1st, we are compelled TO sacrifice
our large stock OF clothing. The inventory
Childrenia
The Critic and record. (Washington, D.C.) 1891-1896, 1891-05-14

1t is the person who INDUCES in sharp and
pointed remarks that has the reputation of be-
ing blunt speaker.-BOStOR TRANSCRIPT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
BOOKS RETURN UNSOLD.
Peculiar Crisis Witch is Now Startling
French Dealers.

Peculiar Crisis Witch liz Now startling
French Dealers.
From the Pail Mall Budget
farls ls experiencing just now curious
crisis In the book trade. These arise from time
to time, for the publishing trade is no more
free from over production or .'glut'' than any
other branch Of commerce. There are about a
dozen authors who command the French
market, and some four or FIVE whose-popu-
larity seems inexhausttble. Bat the num-
Der Of novclists is to be- counted not
by dozens, but by hundreds. And still the
publishers go on issuing A few days ago the
publishers of one of these popular authors had
45.Oo copies Of his last venture returned to
him. They were the volumes that had been
sent to different railway stations; there had been
scarcely any sale; they ali came back. And yet
Tins author was very popular
The explanation is the prevalent plan of
sending works first through the press as feuiIIe-
tons. The novel had lost its freshness. it was
discounted before it was issued. The system is
found to tell on the more expensive volumes.
Lately an art publication. an edition de luxe,
magnifieently brought out. illustrated with
original engfavings, literally announced and
generously criticised. came back to the publisher
WIN only one copy sold. second venture. pub
ltshedata guinea, obtained saleof six exam PIES
and then the edition was sold out ut one and a
half francsa copy. At present it is understood
that there are $780, 600 volumes Of novels on
the hands OF Paris publishers which cannot he
got rid of. And this Number grows from day
TO day. 1t was even proposed that these un-
saleable volumes Should be distributed at coun-
try fairs prizes for children instead of
gingerbread or sweets, but that the project of
police lnterfered and stopped the practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
A Sketch OF the scotch Prophet.

From the London Globe.
There was great functional the Wallace
monument near Stirling, last Saturday, when
there was a large gathering of Scotchmen to
hear Prof. Masonic speech at the uneovering
of ADJUST of Carlyle. ItIsrather a curious idea
of the canny Scots that of making a hall of
their dead on the craggy peak tha< seems to
guard the entrance to the highlands. and from
which you can SEQ goodness knows how
many battlefeids. :.Besites tho half
mythical Wallace, there are looking
down on these fields of glory cffigies of Robert
Bruce John Knox. George buchanan. Adam
Smith, James Watt. Robert Burns, SIR Walter
Scott, TanAahiil, Chalmers. High Miller and
DIR. Livingstone SO that it may with reason
be- caileda National land windy Vaihaila.
To my mind the gem of Prof. Mason speech
was his personal description of the prophet
The newspaper paragraphist, he said, usually
figured him as IAN eccentric absent-minded
and feeble-bodied old gentleman who went
about muttering, ''Echi sirs, 20 nion,' Ma.
na,' ''Dinna, dinnH, &c. But Prof Mason
describes him in his prime tall, spare. formi-
dable-lookiag man, six feet in height and his
.'habitual vocabulary was not Scottish at all,
but very choice and even stately English. If
you studied his intonation. however, you had
him at once. He moved among the LOndoners
for nearly fifty years an unabashed Annandale
man" And he made very true and faithful
friend of Prot. Musson.
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kilograms from all parts Of Engiantf contain
the tale Of damaged crops. The havoc On fl nit
plantations is dreadful. Tho trees are being
stripped Of both fruit and foliages The Laa.-
cashire and Yorkshire railway is blocked by a
land slip due to the inoessanti rain. In the
mining districts work has been stepped in
many mines, owing to fears lest tie pits might
be Hooded The storm ragged with great vio-
lence in the north Of Wales. Two u urists were
drownod while trying TO cross rivers. The
wind wrecked the military camp at Duh lin.
carrying away all tie teLts and compelling tic
troops to seek shelter in the barracks.
Floods IN Carinthia have destroyed maay
bridges and houses and caused an immense
amount Of other damage. At Jarvis the river
rose nine feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
Senior Seone Arrpstef1.

Senior Manuel Scene, secretary OF the Span
ish legation, who is, visiting at Cape. May. was
arrested there on q WARRANT sworn out, by Rev.
W. IL. Berlew, pastor Of the Baptist Church,
who charged Scene with fas: driving while out
With the dominic's horse yesterday afternoon
in company with another secretary. Redrigero
Saavedia Scene was taken before ttJa MAYOR and
was allowed to go on his own recognizance.
DIR. Jose Congos.a, Spanish consul to Philadel-
phia, appeared in Seone 8 behalf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.
@THr EyrSIyo srAa's subser;ption

q TIE EVENING srAR's subscription list,
the books of the Office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection of any person having a color
able interest In the correctness Of its claims as
to circulation. This is guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers In the world.
and jy none other in WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
Yosier an Comm .ns,er-iu-ckaec

At yesterdays session of the national en-
campment Of the Union Veterans Unions at
Cleveland resolutions were. adopted favoriAga
service pension bill to approach nearly the one
in the German army, and the erection OF a
monument to the unknown Union dead in
every southern state; condemnihg foreigners
not naturalized holding offices, and asking that
federal appointments be given to old soldiers
and the widows and orphans OF soldiers. Hon.
3. =. loder OF the Department OF the Potomac
was elected commander-in-chief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SHOKT ROUTE To LONDON.
y NOhODkEISCHkR LLOYD q q Co

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
- sOhDDEGrsCHkR LLOYD O. q. Co
last EXpIess St~antrrs.
go Southampton u~Jndon, Hsvrej, Bremen.
Spree. Tues Au--- -. 10 = Gda, We'd. Aug
-. IL a. Al.er. sat. Aug -, l pm. IAllu
Tues. sept ]. = Nerra. We'd. Sept. -. q IN ;
Inns. sat, sept . -
Comfortable state rooms. excellent table, luxurious
saOon appointments kfIe~s: LIST cabin q, anu up
berth stesr.-s i, ios rItss Apply 10 L. Z. DEOOP.
~ Penn ave au-ss
CLEANER ''wINTHEoP" FOR BAR HARBOR
- PASSPORT. CtiHpoteiio. et Andrews and ST. John,
STLNGEE "LCCY p MILLER" for Rockland and
Bangor. connections for MoDseleaG Lake TUESDAYS,
noon B-tn 1Tuin lirr ~, last river NJ.
IcnESS wilma rallrUsd and Baltimore and Ohio rail
rO-d eIlcts
+. n SMITH & co Genera! Managers,
aul-Im A. aud n, Nllila1. a n Y
ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL sTEAusHIPS
N LiSGOw TO PHILADELPhIA
Ma DERRY and GALWAY. Most dirr-t route
irOas. >rOtIaEu and North and NJ dsiIe uf Ire.snj
ACCOMMODATIONS CNSI III AsSEp.
ALLAN-ST FATE LINE,
ok" IORk AND GLASGOW via Londonderry,
livery Fortnight.
"a sept ---- state OF CAiIiO. mia -..-9::D ain
i: % rt@f. state Of Nebraska < GOA. IN
Aim Iss-ssze. 4>i5 upward EXCURSION. stiJ aud
upNsftt Stecra-p. ylJ
BALTIMORE AND LINERFObis SERVICE
HlIsAx and 1T. JO..ils, v T.
Steomer> s.i troa Baltimore iOrtni-lItly.
Apply 10 G. ". MISS. Sli p. ave. or
nya.oh Nr~- - A. B,iOSNAN. Washington
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The Canadian Subsidies,

In the Canadian house Of commons Tuesday
Hon. MIR. Davies moved . vote of censure on
Hon. Mr.. Foster, minister Of France for his
method Of dealing with subsidies 70 West In.
dian steamship lines. The subject was debatsd
ut great length. The liberals complained thst
the service did not Meet the requirsmessts. ana
tho motion was defeated by twenty-six majority
for the government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
An AreR0IRAsSs. I1ue.f.

Walter Lomax and Al Morgan, prominent
business men and politicians of North Arkan-
sas. fought desperate duel yesterday wishre-
veivers. Lomax was instantly killed aaA Nor
gan wounded. The tragedy resulted from a
quarrel said to have grown out Of remarks
made derogatOry to MOrgun's business rela-
tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
IL 14O0 q ST., near q. 8. Treasury

TwO-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE. No. .,Is
At PTbLIc sGcT!SS: No ..s.n'
at FIVE O'CLOCK PM. we win sell in frspi
Of the he. premises the south sixteen feet, front
proved by a Two-story Brick Residence with six
rooms, bath. ceiiaF sud mocrp improvements n ewy
Tor snail fanily-beng No. 5lS Twenty second street
northwest.
Terms 81. $50 cash. the purchsscrto assume frust
Of 90 600 with about two years 10 rum balance with
interest on easy time to srrit. by "A deed Of
trust on the property. Al conveyxA ing and record
ny at purchasers cost 800 required time of sale
ana terms 10 be compfftd with fifteen Gays from
sale. IATIMER SInIN
ausedxds A,Sctio,,..ars
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO.. Auetloneer..

Ch0IGE, FURNITURE, BODY BRUSSELS CAR
rMLt HSc CHINA AND GLASS WARE. sILNER
D, On MoNDAl. AUGtsT tiIRfl- FIRST. at TEN
oCLOCh A. NJ, We snait sell IT residence No la,
10TH ST. ia w a superior COLLECTION of HOUSEKEEPING,
Articles Every article is OF the best make ana in as
vted ~
HANDSOME CHERRY FRAME PARLOR SUITE
mPHOiSTLEED IN PIT SH. LAltGE CHAIKS
T re MAiCH; WITH EnyERs; ELEGAST
BUFFET. PEDESTAL ENTENSIoN TABIE
Snh DINING ROOM CHAIRS, FANCY CHAIEs
II SIN, XLkl Co,ILf; LIBRAKf CHAIRS,
CHE nK1 HALL STAND. RACk AND STAND
CHERRY BOOK SHELVES. BHONZEs. bio A.
s BRAS ka LAMPS, LAcE CURTAINS; PokTABLE
TTEAi,IES. CHERRf tables. DECORATED
G pEpDtSG. RuGs MATS. BODY Bkt ssEfs
STAIR CARPETS. MAFTIN9s. CHINA AND
GLASS MAkE, SILNER WARE, WIRE WOVEN
SPRINGS. FEATHER PILLOWS ANfJ BOZ
STEERS. CUTLERY. KITCHEN. UTENSILS. Se
wALrERB. WILLIAMS co,
aueo-os Auctioneers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
g BENsINGER. Aucticneer.

WASHINGTON HORSE AND c.hn,.sr n,,..r
SS AHLEtt OF HORSES. MAsEs. MULES. CAR
WIN = soti at the Bazaar. 10. $50 ave SAITH
pDA Aa MokNING. AUGUST rwEyTY-NtSTH, n
y head Of Work and Driving Horses and Mare, and
buy. e io' fefsohs ~snins "
,s ALSO
- serond,nand Grocery WAGONS and l., New and Sec
ohd-hand Wagons. Phse.ons, Burlrirs Harness Sc
ALSO.
rsreptory sale Of 70 head Of horses and mares from
reserve positively. " ~ ~
,,.,-,. g. BENsINGEK
au-s--t Auctipnetsr.
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They Eay0r Clevelarstll

Resolutions in favor Of the nomination Of e.
President Cleveland for the presideaey we're
adopted at the Brie county. PcnusyIvauia, dem.
ocr1rtic convention yesterday. A full county
ticket was nominated, and ex-Represenrative
W. L. Scott wasc chosen delegate to the state
constitutional convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
Critical Contlfflnn M Cov Sc.los

Greensboro. n c., dispatch says that Ger.
Scales condition has remained unchanged for
the past forty-eight hours. His case is ex-
tremely critical and there is but little hope of
his recovery. lie is suffering from a. case Of
| complicated liver and hear { trouble
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-27
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON, Ancuoneer.

'NNffSSA sBRL EN-, IMPROVED PROPERTY, No I4,i
n, IN a, ThGRSDAl. SEPIFaBfR fhIRn. ism a,
rnE O'CLOCK we will sell IN of the pr,sn sss
ait ot iot square .S.H. fronting E5 feet fTfrnts
10y uepth " "a feet 4 inches 10 good arey. Iu-
rronehent CONSISTS Of Fr.re Huusc containing eight
ro1its, gas, latrope and bath.
.,. Itflns onethird cash, balance m six twelve and
ceheen mouths notes for deferred payments t. Or w
olr cent inters and ifrcl ny le5 trust OH the
property. or all cash. at tire oroa the puschassr
an EecoulnG ana conVcygncing 81 cost Of purchaser,
lst OF one hunde,. dollars % lC) rsuurvi
az tine 4i sale THoS. BOWLING son,
au .-NNus Arm
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RATCLIFFE. DARR xSCo. At,ct,oneers..
~ 20 IA NJ

ELEGANT Two STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
CIkCt1AR FRONT. OF PRESSED BRICK.
win sTONE TKfMMiNfi. AND KNOWN As
400 N STREET NORTHEAST
ON TIL RSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
THIRD. 1881 AT SIX CLOCK. we Will sell in
SUB LOT 81. SQUARE SOS,
Fronting 10 ieet On NJ street between 18th and eth
streets east and rum NJ back to alley. by
weil-buiit brick house, containing sir rosns and
bath. ~ ~
Terms of sale: One third cash balance in one and
twoyeIls with nteres: the rafe of per cent rer
anhaIii psyabe scnii-annua ~. secure by ,teel of
trust ton he premises sold. acash tire pur.
chaser's option. deposit Of 500 required at the
time OF sale. Terms TO he inpned with IN nt.csn
days the day of sale, Otherwise the right i. ~
served to resell the property at the aud te
&c, ut urehasers cost.
gu2j-,iSds RATCIIEFF- DARR. A. On
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FOR sLEEpLasssNEss
uw- a

DR.. c. r. Dake, BeilevuIe III. says: 81 have f0un6
n, a1fit alone 10 be of pfoNtrcfnx asSveee
aud Isatnraa sleep IN ,caaee0 ihsosnnia tfOm 0Seus
work of the brain, which often Occurs- II active
professional and business men,"
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4 Mrs. Russell Harrison. Mrs. Mckee and Sen.
asor' Mcmillan of Michigan are passengers by
t Ie steamship Majestic OF the Write Star line,
staich SAILED yesterday frcm Liverpool for New
"a Ork.
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DENTISTRY.

nh. STATE PARSONS, 81 COR gTHANDExw
~ kntrance .rh -. fitsf-ciass gold and J.
inss sIeelz,ty, Apricarion gums m exfrs1C
lnS Aftine1al teeth and crowns inserted Ns-
TIVE EVANS DENTAL. PABuo1ts. felTpA. AVE
d.nFa by eu pennies ssse.| asr.sss s..s.ss
varsg 81 IRE bl only. la tfttt ART pscssanf 49,
re.rona0ie price,. - 49, .plsskn'
MENTAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNTSkD
~ ATTY. corner 9Th aud n-x. vIen 20 8. all
cost o. hafer1sis. IelYI
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'EHoMAs DOWNING & sox. Auc,ioneer..

ItEGI LAR SALE or, HOUSEHOLD PUENITuRH.
hE 4rKTSiES C o III fl ss hAiSh S9h
AZ OUR ACTION koLMs. I.kNNsA " AM A
AnENlE AND ELEVENTH Strict, on SAT-
mEDAi. AUGUST TWENTY-NIhrH 1891, AT
Ten O'CIOtE
EMBRACING IN PART
rine isElor turntIrS. in suites aud separate pieces,
" I walnut and oas Bed Rcon Suites. Couhes
Lounges, Frenci Plate Mirrors, Hat Racks. Hair Mat
trses Blninc Room and Office EiIrffitrre i:rtu-vs
i,eifiEeatois Ice Boxes Heating and Cooking Stoves.
Brussels ana Ingram Csrrets
- - ALSO.
AZ TWELVE O'CLOCK, Horses, Carriages Busyies.
Harness. &c.
twenty five Large Wooden Doors ara very Large
Show Case. -
au21-2t THOMAS DOWNING SON, suctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
TONORlsOW.

n AroLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AuCTIoNsEkS
~ go PA. AVE NV.
TRADE bs sHE ~ AE nTuS 2E ;e DOZEN
S he tiNf, WHICH Is COMPLETE, CONSISTS or
ERpsHts .' sf5ss IfRasE rAh M AND Si H,Isss
BRCSHES.
.3y FSIpAY. Auausr rwESTY-EIeHTH, iSol.
a. ,lLErS UCLOSk A. N. will sell On the FIRST
TtSpk " 2NR SAl.Es ROOMS, gao P.NNsYL-
saNiA AVENUE NORTHWEST, 4 General aud COM
pete assortment of the above uos In lots 10 suit the
".a .,o RATCLIFFE. DARR a CO..
aa-<-d Auctfoneefs.
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Beside herself

with work and worry-a wo-
man without Psayline. She
has twice as much work, and
gets half as much done. With
RSarilns. she can keep her
house clean without keeping
it upset. She can wash the
clothes easily, and know that
it is done safely. Psarline
washes everything. If you
try to have comfort, you will
have to try it.
Beware OF limitations. go JANIS PYLE, NY.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. IN
TRoNED BY TWO-STOkY FRAME HOUSE

lRnSIEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE LOT. M
PROVED BY TwO-sTOkY FRAME HOUSE.
No. ll2a lWEiFTH STREET NORTHWEST.
VIRTUE Of deed of trust duly recorded in Iiber
No u ioiio 2ii 81 seq. of tire and record. Of the
Dlstrct OF COLUMBIA. ana at the request tine party
OF me bremisss. IN MoNpA, SEP II MBssi
SE.ENIH, 1891. AT HALF pNS'T PIVF O'CLOCK
T. NJ. lot :, of Daydscn's subdivision of square :.l
with tie improvements as above.
Terms third cash. which 800 I've mid
ny tilne OF SAFE aiacc in three equal
sih. twelve and eighteen months w:cl notes 81
the plir' bearing interest day
cnred by deed Of trust ON lrorerty sold Wild ba TAKEN
or an ASH ut the purchasers option al +uve,rrir
ing ana recoltn at purchaser If
cpnriied with III fifteen days from sale the properly
Will lie sold at risk and purchaser
AFTER seven days advertisement n the ENenn- star
,-..,>.... - SAM CKO>S. trustee.
ihoMAS Il. WAGHAMAN. Auct. sus1 -d6ds
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1T SHOULD HAVE BEEN A VICTORY.
How the Game With st. Louis Resultsd In
o Tie.

A GOOD UMPIRE GROWN CARfLEss-sHARP BALI
PLANNING YESTERDAY GAMES ELsEwHERE-
NOTES OF THE oANE-rHE PEACE coSFfh
EScE A FAILURE - THE MISREPRESENTATION
CORRESPONDENTS.
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+ ATIMER a SLOAN, Aurtioneers.

SPECIAL SALE OF CAkRiA AGES, WAGONS. HAIR
- NESS az, &c.
1881. at EbExEN oCLOCk AN, N front o. our
sa sroois. sbl AMI lSl3 northwest W., viii.
sell general assortment Of and second hand Car
RACES. Harness. Horse 1rspiihrs, &e Also several
Horses.
Terms cash. LATIMFR A SLOAN
sI-its
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STEAMLR r AI.loNsMITH, FROM .TH
- St whsrf.-on Monday and Wednesday. af IN.
ior SoSnsal Bsscl. So.ioI's NORMAL Nrsk, smsih'
intermediate iaillnEa Arrive Washing ton Mednes-
day and Friday mornings. .-
on saturday.. a, 81 P.,n. for Colonial Beari Coz
tons. toan and lgcOinicO. lsfuriilnx la<a nj loo
tons and Colonial Beach Arrive NJ Washington sun
days. NJ D. PIN.
b6-sm CIV RIDLEY. Genr MANAGES.
EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE. VIZ
4 ginia Beach. kichmond and all points south take
the new Mammoth Iron Palace steAllers NAsHINO-
Ton and NOhtfOfK ddtfy froin loot OF 1th ct a p,
Tickets "a sse 1t IS and o. Onccs. Olv aud l;ks4
lennsylsania ave, and ON Steamers lel2.ta
MAINLAND AND ynsGIsIA STEAMBOAT
w coinrany.-Stesiner Sue. Capt W. q. 6eorflesrah
leaves every NundAy NJ o. lor betblnfo aid nSsc
laHsiings steamer JChn h. 1s-rsf, catf- Jvhn A.
Eefcha.n, leaves every hcnaay aud 1bufsdny atA
n. lu for river landings. inusaAys trlp VII -
Tended 10 Baltimore. All freight BE- preiasd-
for ~ ssage and irs-trht arITls TO srEPHkNsOS .
BRO- sfil ST wharf. Ia ave. and I.rL -.
ini.sxljni
SYKANEa .'w AkkrfEIU --...-
- Leaves sth -st whHrf ON MONDAYS TnrH6DAYu
and sAIUhl,yh,Ae, =, 2. .-ln, heturninS 1UkspAf.
For Noidiu Greed, Va: and 81 Clements Bay. n&.
tortaiflSy intesnIesiiate landings.
.'Iassens-rr accommodation nrsf -cla<s-
Z. W. RIDLEY, -.
US Geiieral Ma1aeu-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

EIRsT CLASS BOARD AND ROOM. o. PER WEEK:
Il bathing free.
Mrs. G. T. JOHNSON
au1s-2w' Colonial Beacil, Va
JEFFERSON HOUSE, WATKINS NEW lOKK a.
N. RICHARDS. prop Nice hotel for summer
guests; rates. e. per day. free 'bus trains and
Drtts; nearest hotel TO gien- Gul-lm
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

l.SOR NORFOLK AND OLD POINI TAhE
Il steemer LADY OF Thu LAKE.. Parcel 20. hound
trip $50 10 l1ney font g. nclusiiue hOtci tnii.
siraueT leaNts Vt 81 wharf. ttr.IsLs Of cADle
TUESDAY. THURSDAY End sAT6 isbAi. = Pm
Lighted With electricity and rfurnrsned throughout
Through tickets 10 Bu-ion Inritsii usells anil
rooms. T. -. and Ne1 lofk ssU. TeleIlole eal.,
$50, 4. a o. ufhces-Jl3 and ll-si and a. 6fJ
and l;.Jl Penna ave. Al. KID GOUD. o.. La
jylO
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ina sal@sk sSs. es = sas IL q s ~
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II ArcLiFFE' DARR Co. AneuOnee.
sPEoIALANDPEREMpYoR SALE OLA LARGE
CQNslGNMENI. OF CHANDELIERS. HALL

II AfCLlfFE, DARR CO.. AuctionecB.
sPEoIALANDPEREMpTesR SALE OLA LARGE
CoNsIGNMENI OF CHANDELIERS. HALL
On WtpNfs Sai h MoRhi Ne SEPTEMBER SEC
OND, at En- 0CLOCk WITH sell with, n ouy SANS
81 ave e sEss Hs s.
and Bracelets. This ss,e presents e1cesnt oprors
aass d 'N'e Raf isFe DARR CO. Ascs.
V1aOMAs DOWNING &ssoNs AuctioaeessN
WINNIE sIs4Rr sEsEERR ss
On MONDAY. AUGUST THmfY-FIRsT. Ism .s
los ~ ana % in a aeas 8. sss " y iss
9TH street runhlr back an alley beiani,rvtl
w Issk badr. sSntans tesn i r aw sna
esisr This property is inexcelieht cchdftioa. WIN
Terms Onethird cash. balance to suit parchaseF.
at Of pnrchsse, deposlt q one
the terms not complied With in ten days from day
Of sale the propry will be rsod a. rlsR and Of
els sssaIsiss RR focs1i BOWLING SON. Aue.
THcxAs DOWNING soss Aassonserx'
yALgesLE. In.sopED. PROPERTY. NO esf
PPsEEENNfsDEILyANiA- AVENUE SOUTHEAST. Ar
OF TUESDAY: syrrrxpER' rfKsr. lsys At
lot u. In square Si4.r fTohtin. esSut % iset %
100 feet 70 alley. improved by two-siory brick
store ana dwsiliass nearly hsw: 1xknsdssniIps
Terms ofs.ls. one-shsa eaaa. hssanee m eousa
sallmens at one, two md 1hsec yeas with Interest
a 1s s 81 sSsSss 80 Is S E
90 eoasssmeasx g slssG g the
ne sss.ulsAs ss'ssss 1lag5k1s DowrnsesSs:s
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sEA-sIDE-MIsCEtL..SEO,Ts.

RAf RIDGE HOTEL. BAY RIDGE, ND. OPENS
H June rs. Finest Location the hay Convenient
10th 10 Washington and baltimore. Best saltwater
bathing. Boating and fishing. steam launch males
Lour. trlpS from hotel. For information and
l1ayt MN MkLich. superintendent. Bsy Isisre
Nd. t.i -.I,
('OSGkESs HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD, sEIBN
" L Powell, Props.-favorabe encagements for Aug
and SEPT can yet Ice made upon application bathing
fsifrft1 and gunninv unexesi tonaiiy hne. au5- In
SEAslIjE. HOTEL, OCEAN CITY. ND, NOW
- OPEN Fox THE SfAsON 1871. F,,r s'frculsrs
and other Information Apply 10 JOHN TRACY.
uf-lm&ld Proprietor, ocean CITY Md.
lIDrEI. HENIoPEN, CAPE ifENLOPEN BEACH
- kehoboth Delaware. VIII reopen June -. 1881
ict beths. Hotel sixty yards from surf iy.
lorches With good outlook. Circulars Office
lLyy-31sm- MAITER BURTON
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RATCLIFFE. DARR q CO., Aucts.

WILL ASSORTED STOCK OF GROCERIES.
WINES. LIQUORS, COFFEE MILL, IA RsE
S MN ICE slX; M0stER ZION SAFE SHOW
KAGk, HAY, STRAW AND Mill FEED, In
GETHER WITH FULL ASSORTMfNT or
osI 10. Gk9CkRY STORE. Al AUCTION.
On TIL ESDAl MORNING, SEPTEMBER THIRD
St large assortment Cruceries Liquors Wines
btiyers is allied
au21-d RADCLIFFE, DARRx co .urt,.
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~ $50 fennsy .vantaave: NV.
ELEGANT BUILDING LOT ON STREET BIB.
TWEEN NORGll CAPITOL AND FIRST STREET
NbkfHwES1 BY AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER
SECOND. 1881, AT SIX O'CLOCK, we will sell in
front ot the premises,
LUT 20. SQUARE 6l9.
Fronting 20fest on NJ 81. and running hack Win fhaf
width TO larg,r alley.
This lot is near the electric line and in section
OF the city whrh IS rapidly improving
Terms OF sale: One-hal! cash. the balance iofie or
two with rate of ii rer ar m. fer
annl'n. payable sen-annI,ay or ali cash al the mr.
chasers option A deposit OF 500 required al the
tiiie OF safe Terms to be compiled with in fifteen
days other wfse the right RESERVED tic resellut the
flsS ana cost OF the default purchaser. All convey
ancinS and recording at purcha cost.
kATCL1ffE. DAhR Co
auIbdSds Aurtiuneeru