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and he affirmed that sclim. then grand seig NOR.
often shot 500 Yards

and he affirmed thu; sclim. then grand NOR.
often shot 500 Yards
Ever since archery vas introduced a. pas
time special attention has been paid 10 the Sc
lection of prizes The medals belong 10 The
association and are transferred from year 10
year. There are medals for the championship
at each round. and there are medals for the
hgihgest scores at each range. Then there arc
medals for flight shooting and team medals
The prizes are often donated and this year
there arc more prizes than shooters. each
archer. no matter how Ioor his score. will have
some memento Of the tournament The ladies'
list includes: One writing desk. one dozen
after-oinner co6ees. one-hRf .ozen Gfter-din-
ner spoons. one vase, one silver csndlestick.
two Cincinnati souvenir spoons, two sets BAN
gle bracelet one silver pan tray, one
SILVER shoe set, one sugar and cream set,
one lace pin, one scarf. one handkerchief. one
yew bow, one saddle. one half dozen coffee
spoons, one silver bon bon tray. The gentle
mems list IL just rs complete: Two travelling
Dag :, one bow, one knife, one travelling set, one
tool et one fishing rod, one Flobert rife.
one pair leggings. one reel two umbrellas, one set
harness, one French clock one cigar cutter,
one mirror, half dozen after-dinner spoona,
one vase. one gold pen.
The prizes are all displayed on . long table
and alter the distribution of the medals the
list OF scores are read. the highest score taking
hrst choice. the next second and 90 on; the
poorest score getting last chance. There are
always some special prizes offered: one for best
score by new shooter, one for highest improve
ment over last tournament score one for low
est score, one for most colds and so on.
THE FIRST PAYS sooREs
The scores for the first DAYS shoot make a
good showing. Mr. Louis Ma.son Of washine-
ton carried of the championship on the Ameri-
can nomad with q score Of ia hits. score COS.
Mr. NJ. {. Howell Of Cincinnati followed With
score SIS, hits les.
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Another Excursion TO Gettysburg.

September 8 will witness an exodus from
Washington Of the members Of the Illinois
Republican Association, which on that date
will commence an excursion TO Gettysburg and
the points of interest in the neighborhood.
The party will leave here by the Baltimore
and Ohio at 7:9o q. m. and will return about II
p. m. At Gettysburg the party will be met
by special excursion party from Illinois oom-
posed of the governor and state officers, ex-
Gov. Beveridge and many other surviving off,
GERS and soldiers who participated in the Get
tysburg struggle. This party will return 70
this city with the local men and remain here
for O short time.
Az Gettysburg the three monuments erected
by the state will be presented by Gen. J. L.
Beveridge and Gov. Fifer will deliver the
speech of acceptance. Dedicatory ceremonies
will be held, in which the washingtonians will
participate, Hon. A. c. Matthews, first con-
troller of the treasury, having been chosen the
association orator.
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1t was studied scientifically. Ladies' Joined
in the sport and while at the first meeting
there were no lady competitors, yet in the year
1850 there were ninety-nine Diana's contesting
for tine national medal at Bath and since that
date about the same number have annually
paid $40 for the pleasure of competing with
their rivals drawn together from the four
quarters Of the kingdom. Mr.. Ford truly saws
that this amazing advance in archery was due
to the national society. So deeply has the love
OF the annual meetings grown in Great britain
that 1t is the one great event in the history Of
each season.
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Next Monday another pilgrimage win -
made by the local committee which presented
Washington's claims SO theoretically and sue
cessfully at Detroit and secured for this city
the next Grand Army encampment This time
as the guests of Mr.. Louis ID. Wine Of this city
the committee will pay visit to Gettysburg.
will take q look at the bsttlefelds and surround
ing country and incidentally viii enjoy thsm-
selves thoroughly.
Transportation will be furnished BY r 4
Parke Of the Pennsylvania road
A cordial invitation has been received fro0
ex-Concressmsn John A swope 10 visit him ct
his home at Gettsburg on the evening of the
Slst, and help to celebrate the twenty-ffth ami
versary of his marriage. Commissioner Rob
ert will probably uphold the District govern
ment end on this expedition, owing TO the sb-
sence from the city Of Commissioner Douglas.
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ANACOSTIA.
EpwoRrH LEAGUE LAWN PARTY.

EpwoRrH LEAGUE LAWN PARTY.
The Epworth League lawn party of Wednes-
day evening proved SO successful that IT was
repeated last night. Tables heavy with dain-
ties were ranged under the trees Miss Matte
M. Minnix, president of the league, had her
hands full in experimenting the serving of the
throng. Rev. DIR. E. Richardson, pastor of the
Anacostis NJ. E. Church, and his daughters paid
the party a call and held quite little levee in
the lecture room of the church. The manage
ment is elated over the profit realized.
NOTES.
Ella Nora Gaines, aged seven months, died
yesterday at the home Of her father, Robert
II. Gaines, in Hillsdale and will be buried in
Moore's cemetery.
P. G. McCarty, gatekeeper at the Government
Hospital for the Insane has been appointed rs
private on the metropolitan police for duty at
the hospital.
Miss jamie Kane supervisor at st. Elizabeth,
is visiting at Harpers Ferry.
There were fifty -sevcn male and eighty-seven
female visitors to st. Elizabeth on Wednesday.
The remains Of Miss Agnes Birch were re-
moved Wednesday from the vault at Congress
sional cemetery and buried.
Mrs. Georgianna Lyon Of Baltimore Is visit
ing her aunt and Mrs. C. A. J. Williamson.
Mrs. Charles H. and Miss Birdie Williamson
are home from an extended visit 10 friends in
West Virginia
Farmers Alliance Branch, Mol, Of Maryland
gave hotly contested tournament and
brilliant ball at Piscatsway, Prince Georges
county, one day this week.
There was q match between game cocks Last
night just outside the District
Logan Relief Corps, No. 2, gives it, lawn
party in Bryan's grove Tuesday evening.
G. W. Sparks of the Fast Mail Dramatic
Company fell down an elevator shaft At the
Goodwin House, Beloit, Wis, Thursday night.
breaking thigh and elbow joint and crippIng
himself Tor life.
An unknown colored man accidentally
stepped from the gang plank Of New York
steamer while at the Portsmouth,, We, wharf
anA Was drowned.
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w oops,pE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-73 ACRES Or CHuICt LAND; OVER
lo0sins Ia: say N the District ~ nnqtes drive
IRON Ca ltol; S3UO per acre. HOW ARD Z. OklE,
l3Oo Conn ave- au29,i.
A NY ONE WITH A FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
can learn 81 an excellent cnante to invest sane
III, star Office au!D-3
IA EST ksD PARK, ROCKVILLE, OF $40
the oher side on On ths n oe r rs o ana on
county seat OF l5OO people, where living is % per
national taptai; ~ trains daily 80 minutes by ex-
press to 10 acres cheap; lots S5 a month without
combined. senu for plat and Tree circulars HENRY
\. CoPP 'Ot 9Th st. NV. 1t
EOR SALE-NEw COTTAGE AND Is ACRES OF
h9Is st. and va s saia
EoE SALT o aUN DRIED sUBURBANPLACEs
l. and farm Explanatory list and conf relIens, We
map OF country thirty miles AroYnd sent
l3.I 81 NV aul9-lln
L ORT MkYLR HEIGHTS,
y Mashington's most beautiful suburb. lies on the
Mee " Mig @ es snd S
the heights maslihcent views to be had WASH
fSe and e Arnatan T0sa has
S Ss o to 5hs q ss tnro9Eh tn. 'ubdi-
kIectric road tsoon to he in operation).
Brosd. graded streets and aTnues.
Elgh eievation-
No malaria.
Pure W ter.
Nelrness city
AdjoIns Fort Meyer.
Prlces. D to ID cents per square foot.
Lots on route OF electric road, t;c to lOc
FOR maps and tuil particulars caIi or address
ROBINSON LODGE,
W anu ~ Atlantic building.
Teams always on hand to drive You jy.s-eo:,m
|, OR SALE-AT WOUDsIDE, NEW SlX-ROOM
cott'ss, vita range, hot and cold water bath. Ia
trobe stabio tor two cellar and shade. Price,
with two lots, 50, 600.
Also new seven broom cottage. with bath, range,
latroOe. cellar and sLaGe. Ier.iis t suit.
!y24-3ln b. 4. LEIGHTON, 49, La ave- NV.
SUBURBAN HOUSES
WITH CITY IMPROVEMENTS
AND RAPID TRANSPORTATION.
Now Is the time to buy. For full partc ulars terms
and permit to inspect call upon the Undersigned.
We also have other suburban houses from 50 zoo and
upward III ali parts OF the suburbs.
We would be pleased " show these properties ap-
pcation ut office
McLACHLEN BATCHELDER
te2O Corner 10th and g SITS
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" .. NAAnh' nm hohnhn NhhnfioS.
Mr.. W. A. Clark crowded Mr.. Howell closely
with score ISL, hits l6l. J. ". Anderson and
Capt ID. F. McGowan, both of Washington, did
some very good shooting. The ladies' scores
followed each other very closely. Mrs N. c.
Howell OF Cincinnati won the championship In
the Columbia round. with hits 1877. score sls.
Miss Georgietta Clark Of Cincinnati made The
next highest hits, l25 score Gil.
The entire company have voted the thir-
teenth annual tournament a big success and
are already looking forward to next year. The
Potomac Archers of Washington have extended
a very cordial invitation to the association 10
hold the meet Of 1892 in that city and many Of
the members are in favor Of that location.
G. T. O.
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In looking up the history o: the bow and
arrow an endless field is opened to US. In the
book Of Genesis We find the aged Isaac, speak
ing to his son, Esau, saying: Take, Ipray
thee, thy weapons, thy CULVER and thy bow.
and 60 out to the field and take me some yeui-
son." Then again in Chinese history, In what
appears to be ages ago, We find the bow mem
toned And here in our own land, in places
where all other traces of the aboriginal have
disappeared, We find the remsins Of arrow
heads.
DRAWING TEE LONG Bow.
Ihere 10 only one distressing sign Of de-
pravity in archery, and that ID the wide field IL
gives for stretches Of imagination We feel
that We must cling TO our childhood's faith in
william Tell and the apple. but it would YAK il
considerably to believe that Robin Hood shot
mile. The Turks have the reputation of being
great hight shooters. IL 10 stated that upon
July 8, l792, Mahmond EGendi, Turkish am
bassador, showed his strength by shooting Ais
yards against the wind and asa yards With >fhe
Wind IN IL ssas q Bedford Housa. London.
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AUCTION SALES.


DUNCANsoN BROS. AucuOneerr.
VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE
BENG INF CoNTENis oF 4 IARG Z poTyL L
MOVED oUh STORE FOR SpMs nee
* REk SALE KIks 9N TSEsDA9 vNM2RBNdSG sEPTEM
COMPRISING IN PART
Sofas. C1uches. Settles. Divans. Upholstered Arm
sn sna %
such as Walnut Book Cases. Library Tables. Desks,
he'0'v'nx Chairs &C., Al Also
Dining Extension Table. sideboarl.. Brentwood
Chairs. Table Linen and 0ths5 dining room effects
Walnut Oak and Ash Bed loom Furniture in suite. or
Chamber Tables. Chars. Folding Beds, &C., &c, PIC
ana
Bolsters. New Blankets Gomiorts. Sheets. &C.. &c.
MoQuet, Brussels, Tapestry and Ingram Rugs and
o AIso
Lot Of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen Furniture.
sAhL c & This KS EEoEETSs
a1 WORTHY Hah OF
N 92O Penn. ave. NV
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
THREE TSn S5h e. H III sHerI 6Nk
F FIHE PIGS ONE COY. one o MNAhKET WAGON:
fakaE SNE LakaE Mo%Ea 9 SSE L kkaE
IRON ROLLER, HARROWS, PLONS. RAKES
CULTIVATORS, GRINDSTONES, WASH BOXES
AND LOT OF SMALL GARDEN TOOLS,
ALSO
375 HOT BED SASH.
ana m1 rss sH Son ana sna
farming.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER SEVENTH
1891. AT ONE O'CLOCK PM,
WE WILL SELL
At the truck farm Of John KILLER,
On the Brentwood road. adjoining Harmony Cemetery
The live stock and implements partly mentioned
ABOVE.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
Auf
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At the meeting Of the biologists Prof Cham
berlin favored genetic classification Of pleis-
tocene glacial formation, including the subject
OF formations produced by floating Zoe derived
from pleistocene glacial and glacio-huvial de-
posits under the peculiar conditions Of glacia-
ton. 1t is a great satisfaction 10 have il made
clear, after all these years, just what the causes
OF that stone-bruise You got when boy were
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ADVERTISING.

YOU NlSh 10 ADV EnllSE AN I'M Nj ANY
L where at any time write to GEO. =. HOWELL s
CO., III Spruce st., New York. au2l-1y
livery ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
IL tine subject Of advertising will do well obtain .
copy OF Book Tor advertisers. 56S pages. price 81
Mailed. Postage paid. receipt price Contains
carelul compilation from the American Newspaper
Directory OF all the best papers and class journals
gives tine circulation rating every and good
deal OF Information about rates and other matters per-
tanning to the business OF advertising. Address
ROWELLS AD"ERIlSING BUREAU 10 Spruce
St.. New YorA au2f-ly
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L. w. MAxsoS, CHAMPION one. The aim, the only
aim OF the national association. is 10 build up
archery into one great innocent. healthful and
exhllarating pastime. Archery fiourished, ac-
cording 20 all writers. throughout Great Britain
from 1874 TO 1874, every county having power
ful clubs, one uniformed and drilled society
having 500 members. During that time they
had no national association, which was at last
founded in lS4A. Archery at once began to be
practiced upon correct principles.
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SHOOTING STARS.

IL there are no feas in Washington. - has
been asserted, there are Q large number Of
people who are afflicted with a singular and
inexplicable hallucination that they have been
bitten by something
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The National Archery

The National Archery
Association was organ
lied in 1879 with Hon.
Maurice Thompson AZ
president. and the first
tournament was held in
Chicago, the second in
Buffalo. and since that
timethe meets have been
held in or near Chau-
tauqua, Brooklyn, Gin
cinnati. Washington and
several other large
cities, but this year the
association decided TO
try the mountains, and
selected Natural Bridge
as possessing the most
desirable qualifications.
and all unite in declar-
ing the choice a wise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

Now comes the gay season the ThespiAn hails
With visions of feasting and wine,
Except for the Borrowing fellow who fails
To take in his ''at liberty" sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

When mercury goes gaily down
And from the ills of heat we're freed.
We hear it oft throughout the town,
"A cold snap is q snap indeed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

During the tventy-four hours ending q
noon today burial permits were Issued from
the health Office for the following:
whites-H. Kirkpatrick, IS years, phthisis;
Ada Thomas, years, meningitis; John z.
AdamA 4s years. chronic larnygitis; CAthsrins
Davis, GO years. dropsy; Caroline B. Davis
- years, chiA birth; VI. Marx Nanard, 9
protracted labor; johanna A MCGEE. SIS yssrn
uremia; Lila J. Ashley, 9 years, congestion q
lungs; Fraucis J. Prestite, 2 days, palssous for
amen ovals- Colored-Fred j. Morris. 8 ysara
diphtheria; Francis Jones. % years, stranxu-
lated hernia; Owen Trent, S. years, rhsuma-
tasm; Bernard Dodson. II years, diphthsria;
Aurena johnson, years, tuberculosis; George
johnson, 20 years, Bright's dissass; Ralph
wilkins, u ysarA ssailiN.
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THE ARCHERY TOURNAMENT.
ME- L W. Maxson Of Washington Wins the
American Round

AN INTERESTING HISTORY OF POPULAR SPORT
MODERN piASAs-rHK FORMER AMERICAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRHxs-rHE FIRST DAY
scoREs-N FAVOR OF COMING TO WARRINGTON.
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II is not fair 10 assume that whenever a lova
subject refers to His Royal Highness" he has in
mind the expense Of supporting an aristocrscy.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(NoA allSSIONIk or 10 ed hon a. Ear "A I
~ and Territory. Notary and 4. s. Commissioner.
JNO. Z. BEALL. 1871 4 st. n ".
In once from ~ Ia. 20 3 IN, n11
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Special Correspondents o: THE EVENING star.

NATURAL BRIDeE, Va. August %. 1891.
The thirteenth annual tournament Of the
National Archery ASSOCIATION is drawing 10 q
close, and in spite Of the delay and inconven-
fence on account Of rain the archers will 20
home well satisfied that this season shows .
marked increase over the interest of the past
few yearN
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do you think you could support ny
daughter inquired the cautious father.
"Why, sir" replied the sutton, II think %; I
never heard it intimated that she was insup-
portable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-29

Oh do not cross the coal man,
Or seek to say him nay.
Throughout all time It's certain
That he will have his weigh.
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The somerssult artists in the circus taks
turns in their work
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COUNTRY BOARD.

*. az. D-.:.S '. A, - Al CAL. EW THnOI
- month o. September; 100 yards from station
ADAMS. Round III, Loudoun county. Va aus9 St.
SEPTEMBER IN MOUNTAINS-FARM NEAR
- Orkney offers liberal board and good beds; three
SPRINGS. Va. rs
AUNSI-1 HILL CAN ACCOMMODATES SEVERAL
~ more boarders through September at rea enable
rates sprng bets ice fruit and fresh vegetables Adj
dress LAURA ChAMBLlN. Hamilton, Va auJ1-;St.
ss(NOMFORT RETREAT'-MTS- MD fYF1E HAIR
Npers terry) open throughout the fall; unex, eliel
LOT heaitn home corn or;s and country Injuries ST
per week W. NJ CLARK, Keep 1ryst, Washington
eOunt,, aid. aulS- I'm
I ARGE MANSION-PLENTY OF SHADE: CON
Q country home MISSES CiTRRY
my-l'om&2w Hamilton. Loudoun Co., Va.
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PROPOSALS.

AMiIhoOS.AN !NalIIU IION, HINGrON,
- Ansust "a lsSl;-ssaied proposals in duplicate.
IkMb ., 1881 ior renewing Heating Apparatus.
Tor ARTIFICIAL stone and certain items OF
Food Tor Animals. for the Smithsonian Institution
National Museum. Bureau OF international Ex-
changes and National Geological PARK, dufing the
fseai year ending June ~, 1882. Awards will be
inade Only TO established dealers. The right is re-
served TO va We defects and to reject any ali bids
parts OF bids Bank 10. MS with specifications for
proposals and further Information desired b- intend
iny bidders Will be shed application this Of
nee. y; Brown GOODE, Acting Secretary.
su2J.21, -. u. sepl.3
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stranger-''Here, officer, I want to give my
self up. I'm bank robber and forger"
Policeman Every uspiciously)-"Kin veg
prove it,"
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+ PEOPLE ONLY KNEW THE BENEFIT DE.
rived from proper electric treatment I could not
eearX al dlssases With pr9mpt rssuitA Dr. HAY:
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PROFESSIONAL.

DKOF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
i advertising claryoyant. astroioger and nediumin
this city. has wonderful prophetic gift OF second
stolen property. brings separated together causes
tpeeuy marriages, in business, renOv
cities and all in trouble will save Time and money by
coming to the place at he succeeds where
others have failed. Convinces most sketca and I'D
xertises only what he can de- Al business eonnden-
gto O. Open Sundays. kesidencs A7S h ct. between
~ and 9TH southwest. 5e2f-6t'
Anne. kAPHAL. TIE CELEBRATED CLAiH-
1 Rstroloxis, the seventh uAughter, Torn
with csul, has wonderful heahn. power 6ives names
lucky datss Don't tail TO thus lady. Room 10.
SlO u. nv. aus5-0t'
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
Xu LIFE All business conftentiai. Ladies and gem
temep. 80 cents ach. Hours: y IN. TO y pm. 70
La ,ho4 Ii anA Gegsh OApitol ska.A.v. auAplme
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1t 1875 L st. NV.
JrOR SALE-A CHANCE FOR SAFE AND PROFIT
II able investment-One three new brick houses on
North CAPITOL st. electric road cabinet mantes
electric bells and lighting; We'll built and finished Ill
every PARTICULAR cement cellar under wbols house;
very wade parking; rapidly improving section. Price
4.1o0each- RUST HUNGERFORD, GA 14th st.
4. au2S-3t
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FOR SALE HOUSES.

L'OR SALE-I9IH ST. ABOvER WHINE RFsI-
dsnce. l6 rooms. heated by steam. 81. SOC
rooms. in thorough repair Il. 600
all mod. - 80. $500
basement brick. mod imp. w.. ., 4soo
mod no .o 400
1t A s. CAYWOOD Oc} 9Th ST. n "
Tor SALE-ONLY s9.OOO-ELEGANT MODERN
o-1ck and stone residence, very desirable street
fashionable nOrthw west 10 rooms. bath, &c. hand
sOl.tey finished and decorated: lot 81 70. front.
su2It' FULTON LEWIS. 1888 st.
EOR sAI.E-I HAVE ONLY COUPLE LEFT OF
Il those e,e2ant new 2-story and cellar bay window
bric5 houses on l. 81. I'd These houses con-
tain roO BATH and ali mod imps. and are the best
built small houses in the city; solid stone steps, &C.
Price, 81 400 and -, 500 Terms. 100 cash and bal
ance monthly. For further pzrtic uars apply to
WASHfN DANENHOWER,
auoQaS 18th and q sta.
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FOR SALE-PIANOS.
I. OR sALE-A MEN GRAND CONCERT UrRIuh ar
Slol war, anted for ten Years. l7421S It'll st. NV
au.,.p-.3ts
IrOR sALE-EXCELLENT TONE FULL, SQUARE
l. pisno at q bargain. Address CHANCE, Star office
au.e1-:t'
l..OR SALE-PIANO. UPRIGHT GRAND: AL
l. improvements, manufacturers guarantee; price,
40; no reasonable offer refused. Address Box 05
Star office. au36-ljt'
ISoR sALE--A MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT PIANO
4 At sacriDce on payments OF $40 per month a
Le seen At THE TlHNO EXCHANGE.
9l3 Pennsylvania ave.
au26-6t The Leading Piano House,
EoR sALE-A RARE BARGAIN IN AN UPRIGHT
piano; . handsome tine case; richly finished; ;
medium size; best make; upright piano; for only
$50 cash; full scale: in perfect order tone and
beautifu singing quality cost $3.50 fully warranted
by US; gem and O great bargain must be sold for
quick e''h ' THE FIN EiHko or Eyxca an
au;96 vl3 Pennsylvania ave
LOR SALE - SECONDHAND PIANOS ALL
4 thoroughly repaired. and will be sold cheap ior
cash or on easy monthly payments.
jy6 PFLIft Err CONIIFF. $40 1lth ct. NV
FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY
Gives you nne-tonsd square piano or handsome O..
O25 f.o. SMITH. 1c.5 Ps. avn
SPECIALTIES.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES' GOODS.
INREsSMAkING.
~ MRS. Z. r. SINGLETON
au,Sn-2t' 1Ol 9TH st. ne.
L. .ILSCH ACCORDION PLATING REDUCED
Tor of season-Ladies' sA;rs. Per I'd ;chil-
dren's SKIRTS 2Oc Per yd kniis kla,tn. 2c. Per I'd
AMI ~: pnkiiAx. &c. I'D u. W. LUCAS, Sse !th
n ". an Am
I,RSNCH DYElNG. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
L ing Establishment, 125 New York ave- First
class LADIES' and gents work Of every description
OUTING SUITS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with
A Fisher and Aaisoa lIlesc. Paris myy
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FOR SALE--LOTS.

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Il GRACE NJ. THOMAS.
100 Corcoran building.
Choice building lots on Ward place near New Hamp-
shire ave.. 81 - per square foot.
Lot on PSI. NV pers ouare foot auCQ-Ct