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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03
WASHINGTON ATHLETICS.
Oarsmen and Ease Ball Men Leave Hoping
to Win Eaces and Cannes

to Win Races and Games
The junior and senior eight-oared crews of
the Columbia Athletic Club will leave WASH
ington tomorrow night. the juniors for Boston
and the seniors for New York. The first named
will take part in the Labor day regatta at Bos-
ton and the seniors will participate in the race
for the $1,000 championship cup on Monday at
Staten Island.
Both the local crews will travel together to
New York in charge Of Trainer Courtney and
the latter will remain with the seniors, while
Stroke Lee will have charge of the juniors.
The crews will be composed of the following:
Junior-Lee, stroke; Campbell, q; Merritt. s.;
Nelson. 5; Selden, 4; Blunt. 8; Perry, q;
Heckar. /; ID. Saussare. coxswain: Shoemaker
and Burrows. substitutes. Seniors-Dyer, stroke !;
Baker, Z; Crist, 6; johnson, ): Ryan, 4; Janus,
8; Brewster, 2; Harlan, /; WEIGH, coxswain;
Summers and % Leary, substitutes
The base ball team OF the Columbia Ath-
leuc Club will play today the opening game
with the New Jersey Athletic Club team at Ber-
gin Point y. j., for the championship of the
east The members of the team are as follows:
Leach and Fitzmorris, pitchers; H. Wright
and Wells, catchers: II. King, Green and p.
hlng. basemen; Sprigman, short stop; II. Wright
or Wells lett field: j. Wright. center field, and
Dickinson. right field. A second game will be
played at Bergin Point tomorrow. and then the
two teams will come here and play two games
on Analostan Island September ii and IL.
number of the members of the club accom-
panied the team, which left the city last
evening.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Bob and Eta. the bright little ones in the
cast Of 1.-The Broommaker" at Harris Biiou
this week. will hold reception to meet per
sonally the children OF Washington at the
theater next Saturday afternoon.
The will of the late Ellen Broderick. filed
yesterday, leaves her estate TO her husband
and directs him to pay her sister 1900
Journeymen Horseshoers' Union. No. IL, at
q meeting last night decided to celebrate
Labor day. September Z. and to parade with
the Bricklayers Union and other organiza-
tons
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Robert Downing
appeared in John Howard Payne's tragedy OF
'Brutus" at the National Theater last night,
and, while the audience was no. so large nor
the enthusiasm SO great on either of the
previous nights of his engagement, the
theater well filled and the satisfacti ton mani
Tested by frequent applause. In the title role
Mr.. Downing sustained his well-earned reputa-
ton a tragedian. and he received efficient
support from Miss Eugenie Blair as Targuinia,
Miss Florence Irwin as TalIid and Mr. F. C..
MOsely as Titus. The tragedy is extremely
somber in tone, and SO Shakespeare's comedy
of katherine and Petruchlo" was added to
the bill. In this all the cast acquitted them
selves creditably, and Miss Blair and Mr.
Mosely in the leading characters proved their
versatility by their excellent comedy work.
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ANACOsTIA.
TWO WEDDINGS LAST NIGHT.

TWO WEDDINGS LAST NIGHT.
A handsome wedding ceremony was consum-
mated last night at the residence, on Fillmore
street. of Rev. DIR. Bowman, formerly pastor Of
the Anacostia Baptist Church. The contract
ing parties were Miss Rosa L. Poates, sister of
John +. Poates, and Mr.. Edward Wood. Both
are Anacostians. The brides younger sister,
Miss Alice L. Poates. acted as bridesmaid and
Mr.. Alfred Boswell fulfilled the duties OF best
man. Miss Poates, who Is a pretty brunette.
was tastefully attired in crean-colored crepe
garnished with duchesse lace. The corsage
was cut shape and edged with lace She
wore flowers in her hair and carried rich
cluster of brides roses. The bridesmaid was
dressed in much the same manner as the bride,
the material being the same and the cut of the
dress very nearly SO. DR.. Bowmans parlors
we're splendidly lighted and decorated with
flowers in honor OF the event. There were
present Mrs. Sue King. Miss Eula King, Mrs.
Minnie Arnold, Mrs. Thaddeus Brashears, Miss
Nettie Wood, Miss Lizzie Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boswell and Mrs. Mary Bigelow. The couple
after the ceremony went to the grooms home
on Polk street and received congratulations
from a large number of friends. At present
they will make their home with Mrs. Henry
Coyington and later go to housekeeping.
FIsHER-oUIGLEY.
W. W. Fisher of Anacostia and Miss Mary I.
Quigley of st Elizabeth were quietly wooded
last night at the brides home. The brides
maid was Miss Mary Godding and the grooms-
man DR.. McLain. Rev. W. G.. Davenport
officiated. Only the immediate friends and
relatives of the couple attended. The newly
married pair left at once for visit to Pitts
burg.
BAPTIST RALLY.
The colored Baptists are going to have a rally
Sunday for the benefit of Bethlehem Church OF
Hillsdale. The financial condition is under
stood to be aught but robust, and it is hoped
that the approaching rally will help clear up its
debt. Rev. II. L. Coleman of Rehoboth Bap-
fist Church, Rev. A. ii. Callett OF the Mace
DOMAIN Church and Rev. +. J. Peck will speak
to the people and bring their congregations
along. Rev. Vim. II. Phillips, pastor, has the
affair in charge.
A CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR MEETING.
There was well-attended sociable at the
Baptist Church last night. 1t was under the
auspices OF the Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor Of the Baptist Church. Songs
and recitations were rendered The committee
Of arrangements comprised Miss Winnie Foun-
tain, Miss Pearl Harrison, Miss Mamie Camp
bell, Messrs. S. Harlan and p. Harlan.
NOTES.
Misses Emma and Annie Dodge are with their
grandmother in Brentsville, Va
Rev. and Mrs. Mccullough are back from @
short stay with relatives near Mount Vernon.
DIR. Torrey Is at Harper's Ferry.
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To Dedicate IIlinoi. Monument.

Members of the Illinois Republican Associa-
ton left this morning for Gettysburg to attend
the dedicstory ceremonies in connection with
the thee monuments erected by the state Of
Illinois Gov. Fifer and staff. together with a
number Of state officials. came through yester-
day To Harper's Ferry in private car A
special excursion party from Illinois went
through direct % Gettysburg. The thre.
monuments erected by the state will be pre-
sented by Gen. j. L. Beveridge. chairman OF
the monument committee. Gov. FIfer will de-
liver the speech of acceptance. Hon. A. c.
Matthews, first controller. was selected a.
orator by the illinois association and will par
oclpate In the dedlcatory exercises.
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LAST WEEK AT BAY RDaE-FRyE Ar
rRAcr1oSs-AIL NEw.-For this week, the last
OF the season, Bay Ridge, on the broad and
beautiful Chesapeake. offers such diversions as
boating, bathing, fishing, Grabbing, msrry-go-
rounds. electric and gravity roads, music by
United States Naval Academy Band and dane
ing. The prominent feature Of the free at
fractions is a grand congress OF nations. show
ing national dances and hymns by a juvenile
corps de ballet OF seventy performers. Trains
leave Baltimore aud Ohio station week days at
9l3 a. M l:S0 and AIS p. ~; Sundays at 935
a. m, $50 and 3:l5 p. M Round trip, sl.0O.-
Adtt.
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NY Liver

Has for year caused great deal Of trouble Had
soreness in the back. little appetite bitter tas in
the mouth and general bad feeling all over that
could not locate. Have been taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla for the past three months with great benefit
feel better. the
BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH
Is gone and general health IL again quite good. No
longer feel those tired spells over me a. for.
merry did.
HOODS sARSAPARIILA
Is certainly most excellent medicine" Mrs. I. B.
CHASE, Fall River, Mass
N. B.-Bs sure to get Hoods SarsapariIla. 8
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IN THE POLICE COURT.
How Judge Kimbal Disposed Of the Cas-
Before Him.

How Judge Kimball Disposed OF the Cases
Before Him.
In the Police Court procession there were
twenty-nine prisoners, of whom seven were
women. and Judge Kimball disposed Of them
as follows:
Blanche P. Wright, charged with indecent
exposure. was sent down for fifteen days. and
for vagrancy sixty days in addition
Thomas Carroll was charged with disorderly
conduct and fined IS or fifteen days. and VIM.
Green for the same offense was fined % or
twenty-four days.
Henry McCarty. for vsgrancy, was sent down
for thirty days. as was W. E. Mccormick for
the same offense. James Raglan for the same
offense got fifteen days.
Richard Sears. charged with indecent expo
sure, was fined S.
Fanny Henderson, charged with vagrancy,
denied the charge, but admitted having recently
come from the work house, and was sent back
Charles Matthews, Joseph Murphy. VIM.
Douglas, Mary Murphy were each charged with
profanity and fined IS.
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THE COURTS
EQUITY CoUgT-yudce Con,

EoUrTY CoURT-Jtidqe Con.
Today-Perry agt Brooke: auditors report
ratified and distribution ordered. Watkins agt
Smith; sale finally ratified and reference to
auditor. Columbia Real Estate Company agt.
Kennedy; J. II. Ralston substituted trustee.
Weightman agt Washington Critic Company;
Smith, Dixon 4 Co. allowed to intervene.
Vandyke agt Vandyke: testimony ordered
taken by c. Ingle, examiner. Bowen agt.
Bowen; sale decresd. Ralston agt. Phillips;
auditors report finally ratified. Day agt. Day;
divorce granted. Hannah agt. Hannah; pro
confesso vacated: Shepherd agt. Marche, do.
agt. L. L. Miller; granted.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud1e Cor
Today. Whitman 4 Co. agt. Levy Bros.
q Co.: order of publication. Beineke 4 Co.
agt. E. I. Woodbury., A. b. Walker agt H. c.
Walter and w. b. Gray agt. C. I. Buckley; judg-
ments by default.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

The police are on the lookout for girl Of
thirteen years who left her home at Deer Park.
Md, on the night Of the 18th instant on her
way to this city Her anne is Victoria Alkaline
Smith. but for seven or eight years she has gone
by the name Of Victoria Chadderton. She is
short and heavy set in stature with rather long
face. light complexion and hair blue ewes and
Is slightly pimpled III the face. She can read
and write and Is a pleasant taIker Detective
Mahon has the case in hand
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VIII Eat Corn on "a w,per

AT Bradburys store in Twining City on
Monday evening at o'clock Mr.. Robert
Howard will, on a wager. attempt TO eat forty
seven ears OF corn. The agreement is that the
corn Is to be taken just as it comes in the field
TO be cooked at Mr.. Bradbury's and eaten from
the cob. number Of bets already are up as
to whether he will succeed. and one o. Mr.
Towards city friends offers SlC0 to $50 that he
will accomplish the feat
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FIFTY-FIyE YEARS OLD.
The Light Infantry Preparing to Celebrate
Anniversary.

an Anniversary.
The Light Infantry Corps held its first regu-
lar meeting since the return from the summer
encampment at the armory last night. J. o.
Waters, Walter Coburn and c. Coburn were
elected active members, while W. E. PannilI
Of Norfolk, ]. ". Ratcliffe and S. b. Hege were
elected honorary members. The corps decided
to accept the invitation of the German-American
Association to act escort on the parade
OF October g. The command will also turn out
TO receive the rifle team on its return from
Creednloor.
September u the Light Infantry reaches its
fifty-h1th birthday and it was decided to give
on that date large-sized banquet with other
amusements at the armory. The affair prom
ises TO be grand success in every way.
Ii was also decided last night to give during
the winter eight informal hops and one full
dress ball.
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The Richmond and Danxille.

The last of the general officers of the Rich
mond and Danville railroad who are going left
Tuesday evening for Atlanta, Ca, leaving the
company's handsome building, corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue, in deserted
looking condition. Mr. L. $. Brown has been
left in charge of the passenger business o: the
District and adjoining territory. The ticket
Office will remain In the building for the pres
ent
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIsAuaa's-Bristol's Educated Horses.
NATIONAL THEATER--Robert Downing in
"Damon and Pythias."
HARRIS BIJoU.-''The Broommaker."
kERSAS's LYcEUM.-El Rio Rey and her
Spanish Dancers
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Tran sfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Julius Lansburgh to F. L. Schmidt, pit 9. So.
az: $500. W. r. Riley to ". J. Carter. sub c,
So 1888; e. E. J. Patten to W. 5. Stockbridse.
sub L., So go; $500. ]. d. Croissant to Sid
ney A Si1bury, one-hah interest lots Il to 81
% to &c, blk. 9. sherwood: $. II. F. Mar
shall to A Gleason ct al, subs 20 to "A. blk =.
Aalorama Heights; =. Mary I. Williams To
III i. Lerch- pit. 169, Prather's sub Mount
Pleasant: s.
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The Acorn. Rsturp

The members Of the Acorn Club have re-
turned from their annual outing trip. which
extended to various places in the north They
were recipients OF numerous cordial greetings
and made many new acquaintance A number
Of them from different localitie. promise to
visit the Aeorns at date later ia the fall, when
the club will give "a reception in their honor.
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Edward Linn, a member Of the New York
produce exchange, committed suicide Wednes-
day night at Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City by
shooting himself through the head with re-
volver.
The barns Of Jacob Moser and Ed Biery
near Bethlehem, Pa, were burned yesterday
during an electric storm. Loss, 5000; in
surance, $1,000.
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Low RATES To TALBOT COUNTY (Mp.) FAIR
For the agricultural lair at Easton. September
/ to- inclusive. the baltimore and Ohio rail-
road vail sell excursion tickets ut the rate of
Gliding admission to the grounds Tickets
will be sold from September l to inclusive
aud WI be valid for return until September
inclusive Trains leave Washington at 72O
an and AIS pm Special program of attrac-
tons ut the fair, with running and trotting
races.-AdrL
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Cur1cunA Is GRzAr,

Because great things required Of II. Curing akin
diseases il no easy matter. Every sufferer from tor
turing. dlsngurns, itching. burning. bleeding, scaly
and pimply diseases Of the akin. scalp and blood with
loss Of hair win admit this in view Of the almost total
failure Of the usual rsmsdies cUTICURA Il tho
greatest Of akin cures. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03

SEPTEMBER AT THE SEAsHoRE.-Last Friday
excursion to Atlantic City via Royal Blue Line
For Friday, September 4, the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad announces the last excursion to
Atlantic City at rate of IS for the round trip.
Tickets will be sold for trains leaving Balti-
more and Ohio depot at 10 and 1l:55 a. m. and
viii be valid for return passage on any regular
train until and including following Tuesday
Adrt
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

rcnrcssr TILL EIGHT A. N. FRIDAY.
!. for the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. loc.tl showers. followed by cooler and
JAR EastheE during the greater portion of Fri
day and on Saturday; southerly shifting to
westerly Winds
CONDITION o. THE WATER.
Teritsrature and condition Of water at 7
en; Great Falls. temperature. ~: condition.
~ hecafving reservoir. temperature. u. Con-
anton q north connection, 3: condition at
soTfns connection, Sc: distributing reservoir.
seAp>reture, 75; condition at infiuent gate
oouss, To- condition a. efiuent gate house, IL.
High Water Low Water.
7Ss Am. s:22 pm. 200 am. 223 pm.
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Low Rates to the Rockville Fair.

fair at Rockville, Nd, September and 4, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell tickets at
greatly reduced rates from September l to 4,
inclusive; tickets TO include admission to the
grounds.-Adct.
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Mr. Metxger Makes Reply.

In the divorce case Of Layiaia Netzger
against Harry c. Metzger the defendant has
filed answer BY Mr.. G. A. Kuhn. He admits he
vent to Philadelphia in January, 1883. but his
leaving her was owing TO circumstances beyond
his control. He denies desertion in December
Isos, and other charges Of non-support, &c.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

INDIAN HEAD.-Steamer Manchester at $50.
MARSHALL HAIL--Charles Manchester at 10
Am. 2:30 and $50 pm.
Mt. yERSoS.-Charles Manchester at 10 a m.
BAY RID6E-Trains leave q. and U. station
at 9:15 Am, 80 and AIS pm.
COLONIAL BEACH--George Leary at am.
CLIFTON BEACH.-George Leary at am.
BETHESDA PARK--Tenleytown and Rockville
railroad every half hour.
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The Old Reliable Ten Houses

The Old ReItabIe Tea Houses.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COMPANY.
Best Granulated Sugar, 41sc.
New crop Teas ut IS. 40, 60, 60 and 8Oc per
pound.
Special presents to buyers Of Thea-Necta Tea
and A. 4 P. Baking Powder.
Our Java and Mocha Coffee, at So IS and &c.,
Is deliciously favored.
Our new crop of Uoyune Teas, at 81 per
pound. is excellent.
Remember our stores: sol and sos 7th street
northwest; 1870 l4th street northwest; 3lOA NJ
street. Georgetown; 81, SO and 60 Center Market;
80 Western Market; and 3 o Street Market,
and 10l Northern Liberty Market. Beware Of
mushroom concerns and imitators.
NEWTON II. BowMAs,, Manager.
Telephone call 1852. sel-5t
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MoUN1 'fRSoN'
TOMB OF WASHINGTON
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALF.

SUMNER SCHEDULE
On and after July - the Pala.ial Iron ana Steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALkSlER viii leave hsr
wharf foot of 1ths follows:
FOR MOUNT NERSON-Une trip daily except
Sunday. ut 10 IN. sharp. reaching the city on her
admission to the mansion aud grounds Elegant csie
on the Charles Manchester ana lunch at city
prices
For MARSHALL HALL-Two trips daily. except
city On return At 20 pm and pm. Fare. round
trip cents Children under IA years l. cents PARTIES
desiring TO spend pleasant day Marshall Hall can
70 down AZ 10 IN. ana remain MN; the BOAT, at
ppm Everybody made comfortable. Elegant new
DANCING MUSIC IN THE NEW PAVILION
EVERY DAY Oh HE WEEK EXCEPT SUNDAY.
sCHhOEDER WILL. DIkECI. sTEINWAY GhAND
PIANO, CORNET, VIOLIN. &c.
~ NDAh IRlPS To MARSHALL HALL-sACRED
Sundays at III AIN. 80 p.i and q pm. sharp;
returning, reach the city at 2a0. As and y. N.
Round trip. 70 cents :or each person.
1ne W. W. Corcoran !or Marshall Hall on Sundays
h9und trip. p cents or each person.
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS, FRIDAY AND sATUR-
DAY EEENlNGS.-The Charles Alacale.ter 10 Mar
sha Hall and Indian Head every FRIDAY and Saturday
eancing at Marshall Hall day and evening Prof.
Scnroeders orchestra. Fare, round trip, - cents
arties go down to Marshall Hall at 10 a M ana
Head.
Oh necessary the W. W. Corcoran at Gas D. ~ for
Marshall HsllD
For charter Of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
apply at the company office.
1e1ephons call-S.o.
Col. JOS. c. MckIBBEN,
Marshall Hall. y3O
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BRoxoDISE cures headache: 25e.-Adue

Or1 MoDIsrE has returned and We are now
prepared to receive orders for dress making
]. c. HuTcHrSsox.-Adut
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Cofees way down.
The great

The great
ATLANTIC AND Pacific TEA COMPANY,
col and sos It'll and 1920 14th st. NV
Hundreds visit our stores every day for our
Teas. Coffees and Baking Powder. Once buy
our Teas and Coffees and you will never drink
any other Remember We give away valuable
and useful presents. Take advice before it is
too late, and buy at sos It'll st. and 1920 14th st.
NV, and Nos. SO, 50 and 60 Center, 81 Western,
31Oi N NV, 8 and 8 o s.s and lOl Northern
Liberty and 81 and 80 Western Markets.
We recommend to all lovers Of a good cup of
coffee that they use our GRADUATED Eight
O'Clock Breakfast Coffee, which we sell at the
low price OF rs cents per pound. Don't fail to
try it. For sale at all our stores. Checks given
away with every rs cents worth of Tea, Coffee
or Baking Powder. Reduction in Ali Standard
SUGARS.
GRADUATED Sugar, A. &c. Standard "a" =. .4c.
White Extra &C. -. .4c. Powdered. ....... &c.
BLOCK BEL
Fine Favored Coffees at %, % and 80 cents.
Coffee ground fresh while waiting. Our 33-cent
Coffee cahnot be equaled in the city. Just
received a cargo of New Crop Teas at IS, 40, so,
80 and so cents pound. Our new crop Of
Moyune Teas at 81 per pound is excellent and
delicously favored.
If you want cup Of delicious Coffee try our
Eight o'clock Breakfast Coffee. Our 33c., 35c.
and 3Sc. Java and Mocha Coffee stands
unequaled. Special presents given with every
pound of Thea-Nectar Tea and A. and p
Baking Powder.
We also desire to impress you with the fact
that by purchasing from us you participate, to
a large degree. in our profits, which are given
away in presents OF beautiful household
articles, including China Ware, Glass Ware.
Crockery. and a thousand other articles too
numerous to mention. We stand alone as
pioneers in the business, and handle pure goods
only. Pause and think for a moment and you
will easily see that a company with upward Of
225 stores and as many delivery wagons can
and do give better value than is afforded by
any similar establishment in this country.
Call and see u.s. whether you buy or not We
are just in receipt Of a large cargo Of early
pickings, new crop Teas, from our own private
tea gardens in China and Japan. They are un-
surpassed this year for quality. strength and
flavor.
All goods delivered free to any part of the
city. Punctuality our motto. Fresh goods re-
ceived every other day.
Make your purchases early. We close
promptly at p. M, Saturday excepted.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co..
Main Store, sol and sos 7th street northwest.
Branches, 1920 l4th street northwest; 3lO4 n
street, GeOrgetown; 50, SO and 60 Center
Market; 81 and 81 Western Market 8 and o
Street Market, and 10I Northern Liberty Mar
ket. NEWTON H. BOWMAN, Manager
Telephone call 1852. seI-eo2t
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CAl1xrs CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
EUs1 ssi-ssa Mass ave; nv, are made mo't
pDoof fsss Of charge. Telephone 1862.
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CLEvr1AND's BAKING PowrE,
WHOLESOME.
LEAvENS MOST
LEAvENS BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.. New York.
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JOHNSTON Bios. 4 Co., wholesale sugar
dssiers, tea importers, coffee roasters, whole
sp1csa
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Bon Ton and L'Art De La Mode for
October and Fall Domestic Fashion Review
just received at AuERBAcHs DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINE AND PATTERN Rooms, 7th and n w.,
4th and Pennsylvania ave. 8. O., 14l2 l4th NV.
se2-3t
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IAxW reduced to IS.
EIsKMAS Bios 7th and E
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Use TIE JOHNSTON BaKISo POWDER.

VISIT the Galaxy billiard and pool parlors,
Sls 18th St NV. The finest equipped estab-
tishnsnt In the city.
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Nervous Prostration, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit, Dizziness, Blues cured by DR.. Miles
Nervine. Samples free at
Ctr MERITS DRUG STORE, 1Ol4 At
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SPECIAL INDIAN HEAD TRIP on the Macales ter.
Thursday. September 3. See the advertise
meut--4dct