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Es.a r-aaa-aelau aIcohol5ca esta h4cha con
..-nara r.- da--laafau de las h0Ias. flores, Sc
4r-a. sai-e- de varlas psautas del pals. como
e.aa- aHeaaa- para eom1a-lr y curar el betaH0-
fa HYIes Ietfrai1te4s. reerr1u1JS, cJIfe0s. TtgJO
r4ruesa a4I7r de J1U,0s dDior IL eabeza, debltdqd
Al. n. a.eruas u les 0ttepadawas de primer 0ra70
.sg.a#ua5-s eu t-IeeIoues s con pa10s hume
a.e.aa- a1r diena especinca. puest0s sobre Ia
ra-. aulJ~aa.
uI.Ha- u.artas es-au aualizadas Y recomen-
aaaa. uar a saaln professor botauica Zjr Gro
sg.uau - erz-lu eu ssta destilacIjn dosincadas
na- a reputable Dr. Iactaidel.. de Jamaica.
ENTT8 GARANTIZAD0
pEEI1s uE TENTA
~afaa de Z-r- at.las. So Il. de 12T2 i'd. s+25
AETSTuEs SI1I1NpTETRI.
NUTA~-Gaaa r5-ulo lIeva La fr1ua del ia
H-.sauf..
IS. saulica inu-iGceu el r5-ula AL vacia-se ia
tars..a. para e~itssr falsitcarioues.
Igfre FBerto-Hie0. Salud ,lllH. .
Mayo SIT a. 1891. 3Tm.
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pEscoNFfEsE De Los EMI-
TApOEES.
no MAS AIENIA!

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EBfBFfBE MARS
PREPARADO FERRUGIN0SO DE GIOL
FL remedio meior Y mas ehcaz contra
Ia clorosis. anemla, coloreE pahdos. he
.pasivas, perdIda del apetito,
cansancio. etc. \ todas las enfermeda-
des cue provienen del empobrec1mien-
TO de la sangre.
MODO DE TSARLO:
Una clscIlarada Dor Ia maHana, otr0 a medic
dta q 0tra p0r Ia tar7c.
Soicitese en- las prineipales farma-
cias Y droguerias.
DEP15TTO
FRANCISCO GlOL NJ TEXIDOR
FarHacelgtic0
Is. Gale de Atocla, Ponce
Mario 10 de 1892. 6Im-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23
FiBRiC4 DE COCHES
DE E CHETALIER
CALLE DEL CODEERCIO
PONCE p r.

PONCE. p r
FL este establecimiento que cuen-
ta con un personal apto Y todas
las maguIuas necesarlas, st constru-
yen c1ches Y Sc hacen reparaciones
de rodas classes d precios sumamen-
te m5Loos.
De veuta c0nstantemente coches
de , " + asientos de procedencia
uorce-ameucanay Y construidos aqui.
apreaios que varian desde : 160
hasta s 800
Caenta asi mismo este estableci-
mento un variado surtido de arne-
ses, ruelas Y todo 10 concerniente
al ramo que vende a precios
SIN COMPETENCIA
Ponce, Octubre 6 de 1891.
KRAElIER & o., Ponce
ELPEEsEETAETEs En- EsTA PLAZA
Is las ssrIENTEs cONrAN1As
.'upaila Narte-eIerr1a1ica de- Securos contra in
celaia.-iamhurr8
Campaha de SECURES Naoional F,rusiana.-ste
Aaep'ar riesges contra iuceudio -Para nformes
airislrss z ohclua
Almacsn n Ia Playa.
Ponce Enero l9 DE- 1902 F.
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La India Americana
FONDA

PLAZA PRINCIPAL. EsQrn,A La VILLA, 10 1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-23

s. expiden p5lizas de Fl 900 d $40. 600 sien-
40 sus prlmas por annual. semesrral, trimestl.sl
o bimestral. a opcion de- interesado.
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UNION VETERANS UNION.
Gen. Noder's Order Announcing the Forina-
ton OF the Depar; ment of Connecticut.
The following order has been issued by Com

Gen. Noder's Order Announcing the Forina-
ton OF the Depart ment OF Connecticut.
The following order has been issued BY Com
nHnder-iH-chief Yoder. Union Veterans Union:
HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL COMMAND.
UNION VETERANS UNION.
Washin gton, d. c., Sept IA, 1892.
General Orders-No IT,
l. Gen John n. Roberts commanding De
partment of Massac husetts having reported to
ne that the state of Connection; has FIVE COM
mands IN good working order. and that the good
OF the order in that state will be best promoted
by giving them n department Of their OWE. it
Is hereby ordered that in compliance with the
Recommendation of Gen John Fl. Roberts and
the authority given me under art ~, sec. 2 of
the rules and regulations of our order that so
much of special order No of September IL.
1891, rs attaches the state of Connecticut to the
Department of massachusetts is hereby revoked
and the state Of Connecticut from this date will
be recognized as the Department of Connect
cut, Union Veterans Union
2. Under the provisions of art. IL, sec. z, l do
hereby appoint Col. Charles l.. Human of Lin
coin Command. Z. v. L.. Meriden, Conn. pro-
visionsl department commander Depart ment
of Connecticut. He will be obeyed and re-
spectcd as such.
3. Again are the thanks OF the order due TO
Gen Roberts for his I'm firing energy and zeal.
lie has now within this year given two depart
ments TO the national command and doubled
the strength Of his own Department of Massa-
chusetts
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very large throne enjoyed an interesting
and very closely contested tournament ut
Bethesda Park yesterday afternoon between
riders frcm the District, Mary land and yir-
g.nia. The prizes were $50 sI5. 80 and So.
and we're won by Knight of Virginia Boy. T. T.
CAREER. knight of Coles yile j. E. Kemp:
Knight OF Maud s., A. NJ Sullivan. and Knight
OF st. Joseph. }. ". Andres, respectively.
Among the other knights were j. Shugrue,
Knight OF Locktown; q. W. Ricketts,, knight of
Montgomery Boy; II. Miles. Knight of Home.
Sweet Home; I. NJ Pierce. Knight OF the Manor
J. o. Harris. knight of Little Daisy: G. A. Fow-
Ter. knight of Old Virginia; W. Z. Wiley,
Knight of Washington; W. NJ. Whiteford. Balti-
more. Knight OF Cambria; L. Shugrue, knight
OF Little Bessie: c. c. Pierce. Knight Of lynn
hoe; }. W. Thompson, knight Of Charles
County Bowl. o'Bren. Knight of the Ripping
Waves. and c. L. Howard, Baltimore, Knight
o. Ny ladss Manor
The fitting over. ali assembled at the navilion.
where Miss Annie Mullen. Tenleytown, ID. C..
Mas crowned queen; Miss Mary Polk. Washing
ION. first maid; Mise sullivan. Colesville third
maid, and Miss Mary Wise. Tenley town, fourth
maid.
Dir Milton T.. Smith Of the Church Neus
eioquently addressed the knights and their
ladies' The tournament WAS in charge of the
following committee of arrangements: Messrs
W. j. Mullen. p. t. Moran. A. j. Riley, X. L.
Svart and W. ODonnell. Chief marshal. r. L.
s"ars, and assistant. q. b. Mullen.
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ANACOSTIA.
PREPARING FOR THE ENcAMPnESr.

PREPARING FOR THE ENcAMPMENr
Anacostia is donning her encampment garb
Decoration is going on at a rapid rate and on
ali extensive scale. A good many houses are
already mass of patriotic colors and devices
Mr.. Aaron Shareor Of Anacostia Heights has
secured Temperance Hall, the old headquarters
OF the local Rechabites. for the use of the band
of thirty-sIx pieces that is to accompany Simon
Cameron Post of Middletown, Pa Tine post
and band are expected to arrive Monday noon.
Our Mr.. SEaneors brother, George W. Shaneor
Is commander of the visiting post. 1t is ex-
pected tina. some Of the patriotic citizens will
turn out and decorate the hall
Col. A. b. Frisbie of the subcommittee on
battlefield excursions has returned from the
Petersburg district. He has secured ample
accommodations at reasonable rates.
Miss Emma Walker of So-th Washington is
the guest of Miss Lizzie Hamilton Of Minnesota
avenue.
Mr.. ]. Simpson has retu rned from his vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Murphy of the city post Office has re-
turned from his vacation. spent at Smith :
creek. Va.
Quite a number Of new men are being ''broke
III on the Anacost tia railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
THREE Accidents

Andrew Jackson. living at No. Shepherds
alley, was found by Ofieer Allen at the corner
of 9th ard Z streets northwest last evening
suffering from bruises about the shoulder. and
he was sent to and treated at the Emergency
Hospital. and afterward sent home. He stated
that he had been injured by being caught By
elevator in the neigbboIhood where lie was
found by the officer. Subsequently il was
learned that he had been struck by a man with
whom he was quarreEng.
Albert Carpenter. colored. while wrestling
with another man at 18th and streets north
west last evening had his leg broken. and was
taken to the Emergency Hospital.
jus. Costel. white man Of sixty years. acct
dentaiy fell al 9TH stree, and Pennsy lvania ave
nue. no. thw.s. las; night and received a cut in
his head. and was taken to The Emergency Hos
pi.al
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SENATOR'S TURN TO LAUGH.
In Two Innings They Rolled Up Fifteen
Runs.

Runs.
''Haw; why don't yer laff now?" demanded
Perry Werden, the big first baseman of the st
Louis Browns addressing the bleachers. Perry
had just caused pail 70 cover the ball grounds
yesterday afternoon. II was in the sixth in
ming and with two on bases. he had driven the
ball out toward the camp" and had cleared
the bases, Twitchell aiding by his fumblibg Of
the ball in trying to return II.
The'Browns should have been blanked. For
Il We innings both sides had failed To get a run
ner to second and Washington was the only one
to make hit. In the sixth. with two out. Ca
ru:hers given his first on balls and stole
second Then Glasscock raped Il sharp one
over to Radford His hands seemed full Of
thumbs and Jack reached first for the second
time through HadfOrd's assistance. Then came
the crash and it seemed as though the game
lost.
Up to this time Gleason had been quite de-
ceptive Five men had struck out His sup
port was excellent. Only hit had been
made.
Killer opened the ball in the sixth, and II
merry hall il was. This Is about how things
went:
Killen hit safely over Glasscock.
Hos took first on Glasscock's tumble.
Radford hit to left center.
Dowd dIopred al artistic bunt.
Larkiu hit to far right and cleared the bases.
Twitcheli hi, 10 left center for three bags,
Moriarty just getting his finger tips On IT.
Mcclure scored him by hit past second.
Richardson struck ont
Du1ee scored Mcclure by liner to left.
killen struck out.
Hoy popped up foul, which Gleason caught.
Ssyen runs and sexe eyer h W were the outcome.
were ,r,irg ~ b;t ths hall Tbcn Tho wnrt y.
II again in Inc seventh. This is what they did.
KndforI REACHED frs, ON Werden's iuQplinu
of Caru,bers' throw
Dowd took ars, on balls
I,rl;n hi safely to far ,,ob,
Twitcbell mt another in the same direotion
and cleared the ba,e
McCinire hi, 70 Camp. who threw wild To
W.rden
richardson hi, safe 10 short left
Camp got the ball and hurled 1t over Buck
ley, h aid and Mcclure scored.
ounce nit salcly 70 Ielt center
killen took first on balls and Was forced at
Mchardson scored.
nas rescued mrs. on uis'scock IuTo Pc
Do"o oroppeo announcer ouht IN 'front.' Oh the
LA.rkin forced him on second and Duhee
o,,
fool,sbIv banasd sscnrd base With the haII in.
stead OF throwiny 70 Werden and making n
donb,e nloy
moment later 7 artin w,s mt ont In trv;no
IN zeal s.cond Rodford wbp was on ,b;rd
mode ~ h Muo st ~as On
the play. His run was not needed. but every
one should play BALI all the time.
Eight runs Ind been made and five hits
Woshingtoo n n n n n 7 q n x1s
G, - n n n o
-,
-TwitcbeIl McGnire Richardson Tbree.hase
bit-Werden Sacrifice hit-Killen Stolen
bases-Richardson. Duffee ard Carruthers.
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PRESS BOX POINTERS.

Ewing in the last two games has made seven
hits His average to date is .440.
Both Richardson and Denny Lyons have been
released by the New Works.
Half the successes of the Cleveland team
have been due to the confidence that the team
has in its pitchers.
More than half the Washingtons defeats have
been caused by wildness of the pitchers.
Killen is pitching for the plate now He has
four chances in his favor to one against him:
The batsmau may strike out may foul out. may
go out on hit TO fielder. or the fielder may
make all error In fielding the hit The bats
man has one chance out Of five of making hit.
With such percentage In pitchers favor he
should pitch for the plate and never mind his
percentage.
Burke and Ryan lead the league on home
runs, each having made five.
The old-time short stop. Bill Gleason. never
pays any attention to base ball now. Billy ran
up against the horses and now colored barber
owns Billy's houses and all the property they
contained.
No matter what Pfeffer does he finds it i'm
possible to satisfy some of tie Louisville
patrons.
Pinkey. Crooks. Keuhne Camp and now Nc
Cormick. Won der Abe viii. no doubt. find
third baseman to suit him after while, if such
thing is possible.
Latham has the nickname of NOISY and
Miller Is known as che ''Callope." but Perry
Werden. while possessing 10 particular sobfi-
quet. is easily the equal OF both.
President Won der Abe did not get any money
from yesterdays game "a George Wagner with
held 81. Louis share of .he receipts. This was
done because Won der Abe took $500 from
Wa-hington's share of the receipts recently at
81. Louis for the Pendleton ground rent for last
years Cincinnati American Association Club.
Chris expected this. and SAYS he will bring the
matter before the next league meeting.
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The third of The series of club regattas of the
Potomac Boat Club will be held tomorrow af-
ternoOn, beginning at O'Clock. There will be
races for singles. doubles, fours and eights and
all promise to be close and interesting. All
races viii finish in front Of the boat house.
Friends Of the club are invited to the boat
house To witness the races and enjoy the in
formal hop which follows. Cards Of invitatiou
for this regatta, and dance have not been issued
This will probably be the last of the series Of
club regattas
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". NJ. a.. A Atlketie.

The Young Mems Christian Association pro-
Pose TO do their part in affording amusement;
for the visitors during eneampment week by
holding an open handicap athletic meeting on
Saturday, the 2ith instant, at their grounds,
18th and . streets. The prize list is large and
attractive. and a number Of excellent athletes
from outside cities are expected The program
includes runs at all the usual distances up 10 one
mile, the high and broad jump, hammer and
weight throUing, pole vaulting and bicycling
Entries close Saturday, the 18th. with ". A.
Wells, Ohio National Bank building.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL HALL--Steamers Manchester and
River Queen, and 10 am, 245 pm.
MI. VERSoS.-Steamer Manchester. 10 am
BETHESDA PARK.-Take renley town cars.
BUESA vIsrA-Steamer Florence. 10 and II
An and 2. 3. 4:S0, 6, Z and pm.
DIXIE LASDISs.-Steamer Bartholdi, 10 am :,
], 8. 5, s. ., and 3 pm.
TALLY-Ho CoAcH.-5l1 18th street northwest
trips to Arlington, Soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge, 10 am. and pm.
INDIAN HEAD.-Chas. Manchester, Gas pm.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGB's OPERA HoUsE.-Jamcs T. Powers
in A Mad Bargain.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Fred Wsrde and Louis
James in francesca da RinIini."
ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-Eya Mountford in East
Lynne"
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-''A Cannon Ball
Express"
KERSAS's LYcEUM THEATEE.--Gus Hills
Great Company
ODD FELLOWS HALL. 7TH BETWEEN ID AND
z NoRrHwEsT.-''The Enumerator."
THE BATTLE Oh 0EITYsBUKo.-I5thst street and
Chic avenue.
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e.. A. X. Vets,
Make The Cannon Ball Clothing Companv vour
headquarters. You will be Wen treated ana re-
ceived. either Ms buyer or visitor. Bring
your comrades with you. O. A. K. Suits, IS. So
$40 and slI. Fast colors and two sets Of
buttons. Fine 0vercoats and Suitings We sell
at our chotesdte prices. Dont forget to oa.,
on your friend. Cot. GEo. p. NELSON
OF Baker d Nelson. Managers
CANNON BALL CLoTuISe COMPANY.
King Ciothiers Of Washington,
It'll ard d SITS,
1t Robinson 4 Parker's Old Stand.
As Preventive against the various
epidemics our Pure Rye Whisky. wears old.
CSC. IT., is just the thing As gentle and ef-
fcGcious tonic for ladies our Pure Port Wine.
Soc. qt.. is unexcelled. Fine Table sherry,
SOC; qt bot Impor,ed sardines, for Csc,
1t p. r. WILSON, 9S4 III st. NV.
Butter, fine. in and 10 ID packages and
upward, at W7 La. ave, under theatcr. sei5-2t.
Go to the "Kinc Clothiers OF WASH
ington"
For Fin1 Clothing at low prices. and head
quartersfor G. A. r. Suits We sell them for
$3.50. $40 and Sll. Fast colors' and two
fets of buttons
CANNON BALL CLorHINa COMPANY.
18th and ID sts..
1t Robinson Parkers Old Stand.
Guns and Rifles at reduced prices: fishing
tackle and sporting goods. WALroRD's, AT Pa.av.
That $1.9O Derby of ours sis beauty"
FRANC d Soy, One Price.
sel3,l5-2t Cor. It'll and d.
DO You Smile? II so and You want to
kill the perfume Of same chew Whites Yucatan
Gum 1t will do it in two minutes. select
------- -
Telephone 1900. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. II. For Repairing and Renting
Zoe. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
s. Heller, 100 eth st. n w., is making a spe-
chilly in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandraf. my20-tr
Elixir Babek cures ali malarial diseases
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm MOL
marvel OF Gghtness and swiftness
JAZZ O.fce 437 9th st. NV
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PREPARING FOR A PAPER CHASE.

PREPARING FOR PAPER CHASE.
Preparations now being made by the
woodley Hunt Club for the grand paper chase
that will be given about October Is. The
lookout tower just below the club house will be
the starting poin: and The toughest OF the sur
rounding country the course. Not only will all
of the best Woodev horses participate in the
chase, but applications from the owners OF
many outside animals have been received and
fsvorablv acted upon. Over thirty horses will
jump the bitches and fences on the course.
TRAFFIC or THE CANAL.
The shipments from the mines Of Cumber-
land for the week ending September 10 1892,
were 90, 639 tons and the total shipments for
the year to that date 2.57G.sls tons. great
deal of the above came to Georgetown by way
of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal and was
loaded on vessels which carried it to many of
the northern and southern cities.
FLAG ON THE STATION.
This morning fine bunting flag sixteen feet
In length was hoisted to the top Of the seventh
precinct pole by Lieut.. Swindells and Detective
Burrows. The stars and stripes. which were
presented to the officers of the station by the
citizens Of Georgetown. will daily wave from
their present exalted position.
NOTES
The peach season in Washington county Is
now nearing Its height
DR.. I. j. Jones, who for the past two months
has been visiting in Ohio. his home state, re-
turned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Z. Wheatley and family
returned this morning from Virginia Beach,
whore the summer was spent
Night before last as Mrs Price Welch was
pulling down the curtain by side window
large heavy goblet. which narrowly escaped
striking her in the face, was thrown through
the pane.
The Rev. Dugav Trnpier, a well-known Epis-
copal minister, died this morning at his home,
No Cooke road. No funeral arrangements
have as yet been made
Mr.. Chas. Hume has returned from Capon
SUBSCRIPTION TO The STAR during En-
campment Week. sent anywhere in the United
States, costs only fifteen cents 1t will be a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

The regular weekly evening trips of the Mac
aiester to Marshall Hall and Indian Head will
be given on Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week.
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1914 GRAY Oh WEITE BI4,SKETs, 9sc. pair;
White Cotton Filled Comforts, full size, 15c..
81, sII9. Double Bed White SPREADS, extra
value. at Csc. 75c-, 81 sLZJ; Sheetings and
Pillow Case Cottons at the lowest prices: War
ranted Fea,her-proOf Ticking. 15c.; bargains
in Table Linens at 25c.. SIC. 45c-; 21{ yds. long
Bleached Table Cloths, irinGed and colored
borders. SIPS. Napkins 20 match same, soc.
doz- Strictly one Prlce, marked III plain
figures. MEILIsG's, l43G It'll ST. NV.
Mrs. r. ]. FLOYD. 3l3-3l5 Pennsylvania ave.
Q. invites all tn her fail orening Of Fashionable
Millinery on Thursday. Friday and saturday Of
this week Reasonable prices prevail
A r. DECoRATIoSs and Flags Buildings
Decorated VI. g. COPELAND & Co., 400 18th n. W.
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John Simms. the colored man tried in the
Police Court yesterday for selling beer at the
Allen Chapel camp meeting last month, as pub
h-hed in Yesterdays STAR, was convicted of
selling without license and his counsel gave
notice Of a motion in arrest of judgment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
LrLr,s CAnBoL.rED DrxrrrnrcE

Is sweet. wholesome. fragrant. healing. refreshing
The best Tooth and Mouth Wash In IN e world
II rhifens the Teeth It haydens the Gums; it
srtetshs the Breath.
The offensive odor enranatinv from Catarrh. De-
cayed Teeth, &c. entire!r dispclled by It.
LlLLls CARBOLATED DENTIFRICE IL pre-
pared In conformity with recommendations Of al
the leading Dentists. and is. without doubt; the best
tooth preserver and beautifer yet introduced Try
sample packst
frepdred Only By
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Patenaees and Sole Propr,eturs
1t Baltimore, Nd -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

There will be fine concert at Glen Echo in
the beautiful grove at the terminus Of the
@. E. Z. X. r. SUNDAY next at 80 D. m.
Full program viii appear IN saturdays STAR.
Don't fail 20 come ont oi the car, which run
every ten minutes. and get your tinuer al the
rustic cafe, The Cedarcrofi. and enjoy the con
cert at the same time. Dinner costs you 80
cents. Everything abeolutely frat class.-Adci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

YESTERDAY. in the Criminal Court Judge
Bradley. bail was given III the cases of Wn.
Simms, charged with assault wi Ia intent to kill
and john Murphy, charged with larceny.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

FoK WALL PAYER. Window Shades. Room
holdings and Interior Uniting and Decorating
TO 10 r. W. HE<DERsoS
lIl3 81. NV.
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Fast and Frequent Trains to Baltimore via
r. and

special trains in addition September 10 and 90
Tickets sold for 81 20 for round trip from Sep
tsmber Is TO "A. good to return until October
10. Maryland veterans will come 10 Washing
ton via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

George s. Brude was killed On Monday at An
tietam creek. near Hagerstown. Md. He WA
working III a sand bank when the sand caved
in and he was buried under il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
PowxaruL Opera Glasses. IS. HEMPLEn's.41<

IL VOC FLED your teeth troubling YOU try
that superb article. MinOt's Dentifrice, the best
tooth wash and mouth tonic known 25c.
everywhere
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

CARPETS CLEANED BY the ENTIRE GARRETT
NoRxs. 631 -635 Mass. ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone s25-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

NINE NJ A NELSON. fashionable corsettiere,
has reopened for the fall trade High grade
Corsets only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
Naval Veterans. Ncc,,n~

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-15
CITY ITEMS.

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Cor similar qualities. do not expect 70 hold
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Ii 5l9 seventh street northwest