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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
SHOOTING STARS.

Though q man fancics that his wit is like
cutlery, he makes. mistake if he undertakes to
sharpen it by continual grind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

"Heres a meal for you, poor man" said the
kind-hearted woman.
And the tramp looked at her for moment
and then said haughtily: "'Scuse me, ma am,
but alters dimes o Ia Carte"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

Even the cgotist expects more of his fellow
man than he can accomplish himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

FUNERAL OF REV. ID. @. rRAPrER.
The funeral services Of Rev. Du Cue Trapier
will be held tomorrow at st. Paul's Church, on
Esd street. Mr.. Trapier was temporary pastor
several times at both st. Paul's and Christ
Church. Georgetown was his old home. and
when summer arrived he came back to spend
his vacation here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

Naval veterans' Needing.
Low RATES TO BALTIMORE VIA 4 kxD q. n 4
Tickets for q 30 for round trip fron WseA-
tugton sold from 6eptembsf u 10 y, ineluaive.
Sod 70 sstus1 astiiT os>ebes =. tnslcnfva-Al
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nR. o. J. CARLETON.
507 18th stnw
Graduated London. EnYland. 1855 New York 1879
Bladder and Kidney Ailments Acute or Chronic
Blood or Skin Diseases. Nerve Ex-
haustion. Nervous Debility.
SKILL SUCCESS.
Hours: TO 9. TO g; Sunday, 9to2
Consultation free ,y27dexsat
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UNDERWRITERS.

6 II. HINES, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER
cent saved by consulting Mr.. HINES. 13f5 l4th St
H. Telephone 77o. aulp-im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

81 heard your father express very liberal
view," said one youth to another. "He said
that if you played cards at all no wanted you to
play at home
Eyes. That's simple enough. He gives me
my allowance ON the first Of the month and wins
the most Of it back ON the second"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

Water It the kessrm .Schpsl Hsalthy.
At the request Of President Fails the water at
the reform school has been carefully analysed
by Prof. Richardson, District chemist, and pro-
nounced free from all impurities and perfectly
healthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16
BUSINESS CHANCES.

Eoi. ,slL-GhCe AND PROVISION STORE;
- -, 'ir.es % Yeas; dpinE casa b,isiness of
sJOIT. ~! Oh :; ssl6-5.'
HALF IN1ERT Z n y ESTABLISHED RAJ
II "~iry" al insurance business. good rtanee Tor
G.--s !.AL Es'rIrE AND INSUKISCl. Star ofir..
ae4i3'
II. WALL sIhEEr HAND BOX SENT PRE-
! -ices o; T-.en[ nctt.e stools for Unity wears;
ir.le': 70 my" .'1r, an, si'ecrlators s. J. PICK
WANT .D-YACINER IN wOOD AND coal
" tCsre s~,th small capt; Al. have an Old es,ab-
dT.,s Boz 80 ,t1T ore. - So - seId-at:
4 IL TNENIPIOIFD MIN AND BOYS TO MAKE
so 1P Is 6i i r. 1 st'A' " A. " gun s sse at
I,jI sALy-SOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
house fr rent Adtre-s Boa 81. Star office s1j:''
l.CR sAIE-DAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IN
BAKERY. csie C1r T, "a se sei5 ;SfS'
I.'UR sALE-BARGAIN-FINEsr CORNER GRO
] rery in 'uth Washington. iull stock and good
Ira, rat " store. fixtures and stable low. 5. NJ.
I'OE SALE ONE or THE BFST PAYING SHOOT
4 iE- rsl.er;2s in District Best incaiion; Jason
a9' rat or Irvf ei i- h,i intsyG,s 70 SDod part;
Star oEicr. sel5-3I'
l'O2 GENr-GROCERY STORE aNu FOUR
4 o;ns. i236 81. NV Apply at ls'1 81 sei52t'
i Al BARGAIS-cRocFRY STORE.
only goo; ,.ui.. god cash business, will show
Looks r-.lt low. Cause tor selling. have another
=, 10 lctsr cash stand ia Size city. ga Flr
Ids n. scii-jl.
EoR slI r-GEocEET sroRE IN TIE NORTH
/, caS. doing sod casa business Ca a, 81 .j.h
-. sSllG-
EOE SkLE-N ZINE BUSINESS CORNER y W,
: IN. Sscuu,- an exrell NJ bus l. ten
dom, raHt tins T.. - s'urre feet, improved b 10
s'i+:a 90. ~ 'GIiHKsNS. sOo 1a,h $: NV
JrDK LFASE-oSk Oh THE FINEST STORES
Il and Lui-,ii1 the b. ST part Of $. NV
WA. x. HODGES.
sel4-r I:SD7 rs NV
UNDERTAKING liusINKss AND PREMISES
y EOE ~AIE.
Thirty alb ishssl doing good business and
centrally located. bussuess will Le soil separat ~ II
desired Az Ave ysuf>' gi~sn the ile;, ises
IL s>oHs VIII - given retiring from
BUSHES Apgly at les 18th 81 n ses.-6;.
lvOR SALE-A COMPLETE STEAM LAUNDRY:
centrally located, dainx rood business. sickness
cause 81 sac Ad.s.ess LAUNDRY. stss Office. aasslm
.lrE ARE THE PEOPLE.
v, AK the POI uiasion II RAMSAY is no. the
you wan.
" atch siesrl.ng, 81.
flrst--lssS main sIriny, 81
Al vorx Wa anted year.
!y53 I22l st. NV.
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NOTES.

ton and Georgetown Company sold to the
Third Avenue Company Of New York have
been shipped. Only six will be kept at this
end.
Mr. w. II. Holt of 2IO6 35th street. who about
five weeks ago was so injured in a collision On
the Bethesda line that he is now able to walk
only with the aid of crutches has begun in the
Rockville court a suit for damages
Last night at St. Johns Church there was an
interesting meeting of the brotherhood Of st.
Andrew.
Miss Emily Stevens Of street is very ill.
The Washington and Arlington Electric Rail-
road Company have completed the erection of
their poles.
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCASsON BROS. Auctioneers.

nuNCASSON BROS, Auciioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-sToRY BRICK HOUSE
SHEET sfAM AssAS 81 Hvh
p; N LEA, ANp STREET NoETHEAsT;
No 400 folio @ e, d he land records 1do q
FoN M i4aDi
M ell H of .ha o Ss.1ssa 5
spa E DANA. &c al 81 10. nuabeEed
trustees Ct Al Subdivision OF lots in square mum bered
nine hundred and Sky i've. per niat recorded in
enc o; The Distict Of Columbia, toreihes with ali
rf spaaI the S Ways the
i" nsla,. % N any wise appertainins J.,
at and srI TWO yesrs ,n .wS TO g en-
beaing interest from day Of sale at per cent per an
oa 81 opan By
purchaser dero'it 4 500 required al tune Of sale
aS bs With IN i days cost ssrwss S o
rss and cost OF The .efsutinr purchaser after days
rtisenent Of sch resale in some newspaper pub
.,Odsa. S %IILfhA ( a aoEDSs Trustees.
THoMAs BOWLING SON. Auction,
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE uNIM-
rRoEED PROPERTY IN BURLEIrH. GEORGE
AT AUCTION.
sS yrs e deed Of os rT IS uy . Tsforssd n ss
Disri Of Co. uns and at the requs Of the party
S " HoS AZ
FOUR O'CLOCK !. n. the whole Of block No. 135.
s b s. n s ss ss q s
Terms o le-thir,i cash. balance In one and two
s Sy ssss & Ts s
ero.i. o. 200 ,-Saissa :, :is q !.ls Msras o.
>~ve the rxh. 10 resell At ri-k ai COS q dessutnx
s:.;s:;, u sT's9s 1 !. ss.ss''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

A jestlet was born into the world.
'Why." it sighed. "do you send me out into
the world SO poorly clad"
Fear not" replied its author, ''for though
my needy wit can but scantily clothe you, you
shall have many a new dress ere your career in
the comic papers is ended"
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SPECIALTIES.

I'll. cTRICITY-A POSITIVE GTRE-1II. NV
~ ~ vous ACTIONS. ihsumstism, neurals1n, csncsl
us ~ - pxrsysls osttivsly pfolongs lSs
aus3-1ms OT. HAYWARb. 3peciSihf i6$ 1osh -
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ATTORNEYS.

campbell. DARLINGTON ATTORNEY-ATLAW
- Webster Law Building, Jos d st. H. W. washington
DC. Residence 9J3 st. NV. do
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

'VHE AMMONIATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
- aud renoyatins works. l10S and ITO st. n.
carpets cleaned IN the best manner by our procsss
Furniture, mattresses and feathers renovated TED
phone. SO4. II. NEwMYEk, AAnaxer. mh.sN-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

From September Is 70 ~, includvs, VII n
end o. r h ncksts, elm for round trip,
food 70 return Until October 10. Thirty trains
day. Maryland @. 4 r veesssns vin trsva
va b and O.-AdUk
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FOR SALF-LOTS.

FOR SALF-LOTS.
- >,It-C Ho'rf SNAIL. lois u ".
..isti1a' 70 - Il HFRrFCTD. l4l3Gst
p s.Ll tn SItt -. =, ~ D. Y g. Mt
~ ts,I-~;sg .iss.-stIs 'ats west q! li,h =
,-i..,Tt ues -s nov ,ein. h'...t conner. lot 10
S,,.-. 81 = I4tl md IaE - De improved with
,r r5~sr.l ave ne.r II'h. % by l7of' to Sheridan
=, i-,s-. - 'gsr Howard ave- me-. little lot 80 b.
y ''' ~ uiIcr a I;PscoMB. aIs I4,hs
4 81 y ~ .:.,n:.;r. ,vs saa I'm st.. n
~ THOMAS J FIsgKk Co.
F. ALI ST xFxT TO CORNER
O. "a. ST. n t~o aesiraale lots, on. IS fsg' ;r.ni
~. = % l. 49, fHHoNAsJ fisqIg %;
J'rH sALr- TIST LOT. .wYcM'SG AVE, WASH
-. . 3: - >, is e., ia as . x L
.'.'. - 81 FliNEITs hiii'fJf son;
ElE ssIE . r::S 4, PFC. OF I, GE"rND On
" . . fs hS ND % % 2S2 10 % sla- is
F'1 -' -' .'' J6 Gi'S = sfrlIFR 90.
~ .ry rore-7rH T. BrT. AASD STs.
s.'VIl', o. '3s,-ft. =i.sr l'l'
> = zoe. o.. -.iir. aI,.5 ami re- 'ey N
We. TO-. ~, =. u svs. >. :. 1T isl.Gii. -
.s- 't-,r,I yy,o1.- IN =, i,i,...- -
-. ..., sg,ii-r my; vi TIrE Han
g.. i.;.h 81 q - -, : . q, Ti', ~.
. ~. 49, ~. az NM INtH-
=. $50 ...r rrroErr'NTrY r." .sFCrRE
W.. nJ> f'i.X iE@Af.
-.....,.,...,.. .-,,, q. ~ -;
''> a : M = ave = 1T
r. -F.r , l.gH ,IN . soIu ErrnUE SIP
~ -l;,-s 49,. ''"ra a -
aEAh,W,'6 81 II / s. Nv.
lyE -, E.' L..E~ j,LIT y 18TH PIT
-. .'''+ .'.' '''.. 80. E''' Nv,
" san w. T. o. ?. c,pIToi. 81.
go. -.at-.e ~. me- iar. '..- ale and r-~r
-, .,--,.-- ,,,-rr r,1,-.. rf,rt ~ North
i III -; - 81, e. Io.E>t,. nv; 80 Ifoni.
I'D ---.' '-' !,INTT : -.
;. -f 1870 ! =. nv. J
T. W ''T oFfFE At mn. I'LL, TILE
.-.i n
9Th, .lsa nAyIEl : ,a5itr q iaia = st nv.
T.; . :. ~ INV NV .' .%s S@s, sl.o
ITv.I y. ~. sry ,ar Hav.n,- rrore-tv for es-
sis, = vi a.o D. Z" - -, e, eI'' - l"'' "
=. ~ $50. m. - g. * tIIf-j,E ,.iaTs :. "a
49, ~. " "
NOR ~AIf-THEEE !s-- DN VI N tE II III ST .
gu. 49, IN =, - H.i' -.IN'L ~. - IL u.-
i-, - ~ .- -
. - 80 - =, .. ~ ~ u -
,, - n o.. - f-.....iT ~. . - Ysr.
~ - q. Z. u ''H5 =. !. :. =,
eleAi 4OT -.a-s-4 - 90 IL - r., y --l"i
MI ms . -,
-. SNrr- sam 3 ,Cu -1I. UE3J-TITJ-I lois 4
Il D. 90 --.. - 49, Is r. r. IN \ u 4s- a.,s.t-.
ear ffa . niu e. - .J,',n - al las aN-n-W
tt-N tti-',. a. 'N-,h.ii;,, iI'r'' 'NI-- " ~
''i4''> - '4--. y '''i-i = "''- ~ - L.
V-HE <4IF tI1ITNBIA HEIGHTS OF = (
4 .r..L 81 IA I'm o. - Il. ~ - ,. - fo1t
=. L. TAlDEON owner. /
4 - -. 40 q, ~ .,.--,. .g,O ,,ri 70 IN
a. -1- -rr... .a- n, a -rpt-. ....... milling
cha o. 81 "a 4s.,-t'.-or. ~ III feet On I'm
~ riarr. .or IN G - ~ = r,.--iltr:, a:
tgt. a - IsIN p WAGt4N XAN. .cl I.-i =
n. IN
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PROFESSIONAL.
CLAIRvOYANT!

CLAIRvOYANT.
To those r EhEr F R.isa EEsTs
rsf in s4:a .: v. sssss
o. AL points OF interest business transactions love
1Sssn' friends S,,sss 11ss. aSEs
sSb HN6o6 Mfdc
x an
family tro1Ile.. restore lost affections make mar
inrnences, bad habits; cures ,witchery hts and ali
long Standing and mysterious diseases. bring, The
sss ffshsi k }k WILL WIN NAME
The ONE PSI love APP II True u
LA,LsE; lives lucky Roman Egyptian tal.s,nsn TO
f.; luck Al VII; are in trouble and Who hay. been
greatest wonder q the Private rsriors g15 St
and ' apTard . the dq to
Mrs. Z. V. sNFLL. CIAIKvOYANT AND TEST
nstic and massage treatments given. ec4 New ysri
pROF. CLAY is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
s1 city a Gift q
bfs or
speedy marrases gives success n business. removes
M snd Sh Sy
Se1e ts the T at as he
and sdvsrrisss only what he do Ali business con
Hoas snSsy RESIDENT sg' Soc
bet. ~ and 9Th SITS. s.w. ssi5-6.'
MRS. ELLSWORTH, CLAIRvOYANT. MEDIUM
e Io4 s!SHn st. s
NINE; FRANCIS. 30 lsT ST s. +. CARD READER
aaS tnn has ae5 .s
MRS. F. K. WHITE, TRANCE AND BUSINESS
also meaira Once e honrs ~
to5. 500 18th st. NV. seIO-1m'
pROF J. E. HUBBARD. AsTROLOGER. READS
business and health consultations daily Except sun
day! las me- horoscopes written lessons given
NINE. RAPHAEL, CELEBRATED CLAIRvOY-
W ant AMI sstrolog!s; born with caul. gives
sultinE her: Room 10. 80 F st. NV. suaSll9;:
MM,ass. p PERRIN ,ss THE n,G,n yRgEsT DESTINY
15si Ts si, St NV. bet 9th and It'll fsni ass
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
M LIZ Al. Gpsi1Sss s Confidential Ladies ami gentle
between LIST and North Carl SITS. n se5-2w'
DROF. THOMAS OF THE MAGNETIC INsTI-
i ,uto Of Paris Treams9s at his Office 62l 18th
DE SURE TO CONSULT EMMA EX-GIPSY
dent Of occutism. "!3 First St sw. hours. 70 7p
M dist, 703 18th ST. n. w.-The only Importer and
manufacture OF FINE MANICURE and CHIROPO-
DIST GOODS south OF Now YORK no.lOt r
BICYCLES.
BICYCLES = BICYCLES :, STRICTLY HIGH
- grade pneumatic or cushion tired wheels can he
bought terms. All unica strictly
confidential. Address Box LAD. star Office. sel4-6t.
CAFETY BICYCLES. HIGH CLASS. INCLUDING
- celebrated new rapids. Coventry. Cross and
Wulfrunas pneunatics and cushions; three patterns
to select from. Just imported for fall season Bar
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FOR SALF-HoRsFs & VEHICLES.


IHok shLE-CHEAP-TEE LITTLE BLACK
\ Ps--l Oyster and cho wder hoass. rs II s. ns
E2i sM E-BCHDING LOT Or 5 ST; BrI
.oio-E HEisKEiL l & MiIEisS. ic,sfst ST.
EOH ME-THoKoUGKBRED HORSE. FIVE
d years old and EuAranteed sound and kind. Also
two other SOD horses with two side-bsI 2;,:gies and
sei53, H'''' 4'' 'S' 80 ''s' ''' >'-" ~
EOE ,sALE-AT sAcRIFIcE--TWo BAY BROOD
T., = WORK snt !rlginr inar;s oOo sni L 100 lbs;
ave. Il Droi. PARK. head An ST sei4-3,'
L'oR sALE-cHEhP-O RoAS HORSE. SIRED
ain rrGy year old sin1 n ana Tsnfe me
p IN. 219 l;qe II. s. ssI6-3'
I,OH sAIE-I!oRsE. DAYTON AND HARNESS:
Il whole o. separate cheap. 5I69th st. Sc. s1G-it'
stylish, sound and gentle ~ hands high; with
sod hs weeS Cali or sad sles, T To Foa aye
solo,
I,oR sALE-A LARGE BAY MARI. PERFECTLY
9a.as also for sale The %aoie aiacuHt si59
EOR sALE-FRoN vIRGINIA-FOUR LARGE
horses 3 cheap work horses THYsoS HOUSE, IN
EuR ,sALF-TwO LARGE WORK HORSES;
3 ne ne 9esp bHTsy no top Must be sold hBPly
! Is Lands hlgh SQUAD. Kind Terfec.iy ecntla ana
fearless Q: all objects. Cali at 9l3 Pa ave. NV.
IL, rgeeivcds ear load OF Fine Driving and Sad
Gs@ , ron $50 ana hSntry' tney havf
are said 10 I've the finest seti" 81 Drivers and sad
oilers ID for sac in WasEin-toH
yaro'd hay fIIv hy Robert NcCireqor one fastbrown
My one fin" sorrci gelding cnuVe horse.
redin-s aud many others fne styled ani good STEP
prices are reasonable
seI3-ft. Al Central Stable, 4Oi i4th 81. NV.
Ion SALE : ZINE SSADHIF AND pRIyISo
ELES. u-0 NeTin"t.- ave. court. opposite Pnrtl3nd
4 e G:ie yoy.n< Lorses one sandsGne bay carr are
." large lsv coach iorsa With fne style and
Sors- .Sie f eshsrai tnsiiass r;,rIo,ss n NJ
EiE,'E'S SALE AND EXCHANGE sTABi.EA. SCI
q - NV sel2-';t
LFOR sA;F-JUST ARRIVED PROM LExIS GTON.
L Ky. tW"arg head of fine driving horses. smonx
them three fine c0Ipo horses AMI two -ait.i
t.ec lnin:te coach horse, can trot in three min
at - JOIN S Ma a1s sTAEE Ft $40 6 iaD
IHOR sALE-wHO II WV. F. GEYER. THE MAN
i Who haS th' <rehtest number AMI variety of all
and hand bargains fof cash Or on time s''n
ye3I ~; Pa ave
E'OR SALE-CARRIAGES, WAGONS. HARNESS,
wp- nc ~, have have on hand nearly %on caEriaEe'
sistino victorias cabrl0ets Kensingtons phaetons
oe aoo Of IoS 9a 5u Sr r't wagons
csE b" seen AZ this estahsl,n"nt; also whips. Lap
secondhand "arr.ayos and WAGONS always IN hsnL
These goods will be sod at right prices at
.uvit- the pu1li 20 call. be their advtn-
iaEe. ;. J. MEEKS. mv-9:$tr
L'oE Sale AKRIAGFS. WAGONS AND BCG-
rainFy atteneI t. Jook JakB a;.e 5s f9Ii
-. ~est Washington. lur,5
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MEDICAL. &c.

STRANGERS. TAKE NOTICE-DRS. BROTHERS
~ and GRAY treat all diseases. No cure no nav Only
advertising yscians in this city Estsb-
lished - years. QO6 b St. s.. sel5-lms
NE, MULLER. 1927 9TH ST NV TREATS ALL
~ chronic affections OF the eve ear throat lungs
nSsr kidneys and nervous Diseases years in city
omce hours TO IL a. m and to z r. m. au15 I'm
nR. BROTHERS, INvIGORATINa CORDIAL Is
~ powerful Nerve stimuli ant and Tonic. OF all the
remedlesf Tor Nervous Debility, Neuralgia. Nervous
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class Of people who
are weak miserable, lethargic, sleepy. lack OF ambi-
on and zest there Is no remedy equal to this Cordial
II has been in use for forty Ave city
Laooratory. 80 81 sw se61ms
CONSULT THE ONLY UROsCoPIAN PHYsI-
Scfsns in WASHINGTON Dr>. BROTHERS aud GRAY;
near forty Ave years at 9O6 st. w I'VE have re-.
duced the signs Of tncipient disease almost to q GER
ainty by examining into tbs chemical charactero o.
Urinary deposits" We will describe your dss,se Al
ymptoms without ssking question by the hrss nra
which the human family are subject-dyspepsa. con
stlpaon, piles. scro.ula bronc a.,
and all nervous diseases diseases OF the skin lun2s
tomach. kidneys. &C. sef. Ims
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Tho Fenc1bIeG Exhiblttbn DFln.
Ths National Fencibles have been invited BY
the executive committee 10 give an exhibition
drill during the encsmpment week and Il h
thought they win accept Il has been sur
eested that the plaza Of the est front Of the
Capitol be used Tor Int purpose - ID would
same time furnishing seating sccommodations
on the steps. A special permit must BE- hnd
for the uss Of this place according 70 act q
CongresA
The Sole q Excursios rsckses via Rsnnsyl-
WANNA RAILRoAD TO BALrruonE
And return Win continue until the slth instant
ct rate Of o. 20, good to return until October
10 inclusive.
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L. -ss-- i!NNp-..]lr y" OAK ~ID.-BpARD
j -H-t - s. -,5' enc tra-- ,s.G ~ 9 81 a.tr-a>-
p OLE ..-- t ia. y :tic-t, E4- r.l~, "a!
q. Del. b. st.. -.r. ~.I.i-:I
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bicycles - BICYCLES =, STRICTLY HIGH
- grade pneumatic or cushion tired wheels can be
bought terms. All unica atoms strictly
confidential. Address Box LAD. star Office. sel4-6t.
CAFETY BICYCLES. HIGH CLASS. INCLUDING
- celebrated new rapids. Coventry. Cross and
Wulfrunas pneumatics and cushions; three patterns
to select from Just imported for fall season Bar
gains advertisements for next year. Repairing and
renting. large stock of accessories. PALMER
son. cor. Mass and 9th st. NV se2-lm.
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TOMORROW.

& BENSINGER, ACCTIONEER.
-. WASHINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR
PEREMPTORI SALE OF HORSES MARES. CAR
. EIAGES. HARNES3. &c.
vii be sold AZ The Bazaar. No $40 Louisiana ave-. ,
S1AATTRbAY MORNING., sEP1EMBER SEVEN:
HORSES AND MARES sHiIEED HERE BY
MESH y; FIX 4 So. OF BALTIMORE:
BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
One New Dayton Wagon. two New Bugeies ono Second
hand Cou'e and one Victoria IN good condition. aud
severa secondhand Dayton Wagons Bu4cies. ono
hess, &c.
1t s. BENSINGER Auctioneer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

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-vfv. .-. g.. a-Ii :! e.. "a e.. = =. 70 l.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-16

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a. Ia. Il n G.sira-l. lots. = fcct trout
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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-30
A Quaint Old Austrian Custom.

The quaint old Austrian custom of a
bride being cast off, as it were, by her
countrymen when she takes to herself a
foreign husband, was an interesting fea-
ture at the recent marriage of the Arch
duchess Louise of Tuscany. The arch
duchess entered the church followed by
long train of royal and noble Austrian
ladies. They stood in a semicircle
around her until the moment the bride
groom placed the ring upon her finger;
then they turned and left her, for she
was no longer countrywoman of theirs.
For moment the princess stood alone
unattended; then a number of Saxon
ladies ranged themselves behind her
she had become Saxon.
At the marriage of Marie Antoinette.
this custom, which in her case was OBJ
served only on the French frontier, had
a pathetic denouement. When the Aus
trian ladies attempted to leave the new
Dauphiness of France she refused to be
left, and as if foreseeing what her fate
would be in her adopted country chung
to them and entreated them to take her
back to Austria again. Actual force
had to be used to separate her from her
Observation-Disclosures Letter.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-12-30
Making Sand Pics in School.

DR.. Edward Everett Hale has written
upon many subjects. In The Atlantic
Monthly he touches new theme-the
making of sand pies. He went to school,
he says, when he was about two years
old-a private school, and "a very much
'go-as-you-please' sort of place."
The floor was sanded with clean sand
every Thursday and Saturday after.
noon. This was a matter of practical
Importance to us, because with the
sand, using our feet as tools, we made
sand pies.
You gather the sand with the inside
edge of either shoe from greater or less
distance, as the size of the pie requires.
AS you gain skill, the heap which you
make is more and more round. When
it is well rounded you hatten it by a
careful pressure of one foot from above.
Here it will be seen that full success
depends on your keeping the sole of the
shoe exactly parallel with the plane of
the floor. If you find you have succeed.
ed when you withdraw the shoe, you
prick the pie with a pin or a broom
splint provided for the purpose, pricking
it in whatever pattern you like. The
skill of a good piemaker is measured
largely by the patterns.
1t will readily be seen that the pie is
better if the sand is little moist. But
beggars cannot be choosers, and while
we preferred the sand ON Mondays and
Fridays, when it was fresh, we took ii
as it came.