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Capital City Team Wins

The Capital City Gun Club yesterday de-
feated both the Baltimore and the Standard
Clubs in the team shooting match at Toll
chester, Md. The scores of the Capital City
team were as follows: Mcleod and Wagner,
Is; Mills, Osborne and Quick. "a; Pruitt, Har-
per, jr., and Arnold, Is; Fristoe, %; Mattingly,
l9. Total 1872. The Standard team made q
total Of 227, and the Baltimore Gun Club 2l8
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National Association of Naval Veterans.

The committee Of arrangements for the re-
union Of the National Association Of Naval
Veterans Of the United States in Baltimore held
a meeting yesterday. The program as outlined
viii include . reception and banquet to the
visiting veterans on the evening Of September
Is. The encampment will meet the next day.
Saturday afternoon there Will be n sham hattie
in the harbor by the white squadron and at
night the sailors and marines will be lhnded
and display will be made Of the electric search
lights on board the vessels. committee was
appointed to call on President Harrison and the
Secretary Of the Navy TO secure thsir consent
for the white squadron 10 be present
The association will participate in The parade
Of the Grand Army in this city.
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A Visiting wheeIman Injured.

While riding his wheel on the avenue near
18th Street northwest yesterday morning, W.
NJ. Wheeler, New Orleans wheelman was
knocked down by street car and seriously hurt,
his right ear being nearly severed and his head
and face badly bruised. Mr.. Wheeler's bicycle
was demolished. He claimed that he was struck
from behind. and that the driver failed to warn
him and did not stop to see the result Of the
accident.
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ID ArCLIyFE. DARE 8 co. Auctopeer..
ID ArcLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auct,oneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NEW FRAME HOUSE ON
lOMEROS STREET, ANACOSTIA, n. C.
b. virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Iiber
No. lbsg. folio 81 ct Of the land records
the District Of Columbia. and at tbs request Of
party red thereby. the understand trustees will
sale by public action front Of the premises
on THURSDAY. TWENTY EIGHTH DAY OF July,
lsQl AT HALF-PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ. the
following described real estate TO wit: All the north
bsn 10 fronting Pomeroy street OF lot numbered
eight o. in stioa numbered four 90 Of the suodvi-
sion the Barry farm estate as made by the trustees
thereof he in the Office Of the surveyor Of the
Dtstrist Of Columbia. Book Levy Court No. 2. page
the same bring all that part Of said 10, coavsyed 70
the said Lawrence G. Fletcher party Of the nst part
BY dssd from Furman shadd and wife dated sep
lES se except that part Of the said lot conveyed
q samuel Jackson by deed from the said parties Of
the frst part dated October l. $780, and recorded In
Ilber 1-e, folio Bet seq. reserving, however, the
west e feet OF said lot frontnz Pomeroy street
= n<ht Of way. set forth in said deeds herein
above mentioned.
Terms: One half cash the balance IN one and two
years. per cent per annum. payable uaiy;
srcTred b. deed Of trust the property scld or al
s ut the option Of the purchaser deposit Of 800
ru,rs .. Of sale II the terms u sale not
COMPLIED with IN fifteen days from the day OF sale the
trSes reserve the right to rpse the property &c the
~ and cost of the defsutine purchaser after nye
Aus advertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
nublished in Washington D. O. All conyeys neins and
SscorJfnx At the cost OF the rurchaeer.
WILLIAM TwOMBLY.
u & NV Trussssa
w1sAkd, IendAu building.
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,y14dsd. fRaSk + JS SSasahAss' Trustees.
TRgsIEEs SALE OF VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE

v
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. d. G.
By virture Of deed Of trust dated October 90 $780,
land records Of the District Of Columbia and at the
request Of the party secured thereby, viii offer for
sale at public sgstlen, ca the Yre!nisss on THURS
at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. all Of lot No.
3, IN Henry c.. McCeneys subdivision OF part Of a
tract of land called Cuekolds Delight" and Incos-
yre and also all Of that part q lot No said sub
Samuel J. Owens by deed Of October 10. 1885, re-
corded In Lber folio PA ct SEQ. Of saiG land
records Said lot and part Of to be offered being
contiguous. sbutting on the Brentwood road Al. s3
parvhes. and on Queens Chapel road 81 % perches,
and containing Us of and. by plat recorded
e shs s 9ce Of said District in book Gov
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash the balance in equal instalments at and two
years respectively from the day Of sale, The pur-
chasers notes to be given for the deferred payments
bearing interest from the day Of sale at Per
annum, payable semi-annually, secured by deed OF
trust the premises. Five hundred dollars de-
post to be made on the day q sale II the terms Of
sale not complied with within ten days from the
day Of sale the trustees the RIGHT resell
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
RICHARD T. MORSELL, 90
1y12d6ds WILLIAM L. SEUFFERLE.S ifueeS'
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Death of Hiram T. Doyle.

Hiram T. Doyle died yesterday at his resi-
dence in Takoma Pork. He had been sick for
some time and the end was not unexpected.
Mr.. Doyle was youne man OF great energy.
He established the Center Market Ne,rs. q
weekly publication, which he made success
He was q brother Of Mr.. J. Hadley DOYLE.
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Death of Mrs. ID, b, Anger.

Mrs. D. B. Anger. the wife Of Gen. Anger,
who was at one time postmaster of this city,
died yesterday ather home in Charlotte, Mich
During her residence in this city Mrs. Anger
made many friends, and the news Of her death
will be received with genuine regret.
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The Driver Said to Have Been Drunk.

The Driver Said to Have Been Drunk.
During the bicycle parade yesterday morning
a beer wagon ran into and badly damaged
buggy at ~ street and the avenue, owned by
Mrs. NJ. E. Williams of $40 I'd street northeast
in which two young ladies and a driver were
seated. The young ladies were thrown out and
narrowly escaped being run over. 1t was said
that the intoxication of the driver of the beer
wagon caused the accident, and that he was so
drunk that he could not stand.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES NO COZ ACKET
Il STREET. IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON


THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 6l2 st. NV.
AssIGNEEs SALE By CATALOGUE OF A FINE
COLLECTION OF THIRTY-THREE NEW AND
SECONDHAND CARRIAGES. BROCGHAMS.
SURVEYS, BUGGIES. PHAETONS. vICTORIAS.
&c. AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY. JULY TwENTY-E EIGHTH, 1892,
AT Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ, WE WILL SELL AT THE
CARRIAGE REPOsITOHY OF B. J. DOwNEY &
IHEFOLLOwING COLLECTION OF CARRIAGES.
&c:
One -passeneer waeonette platform springs, canopy
top side and back curtains built by Geneva Carriage
Co one Secondhand IDlbury Cart one Second hand
BrOugham, built by Brewster & Go. one second hand
Surrey. by j. B. Brewster & Co. one Second hand
Deuore$t Victoria. with pole and shafts Second
hand Brewster 4 Co. Victoria. with drop one
Second nand George " Rumble Phaeton Second
hand CanoPy-tOp Surrey. ]. b. Brewster Co. one
Csnopy-top. Side-bar surrey by Short Go. one
Derby WAGON ;one Secondhand Brewster & Co. Side
bar speeding wagon; one Gladstone Surrey; one
Second hand Side-bar Buggy. with top, Stfvsrs;
Second hand Speeding Side-bar Wagon. Stivers one
Secondhand English Landau; one Secondhand Ex-
tensiun-front BrouZham: one Secondhand Demorest
BrOdgham; one Secondhand English Brougham
Allen London one Brewster & Co. Rumble Phaeton.
English canopy top; one kensington Wagon; one
Second hand J. b Brewster Landau one second
hand Brewster Co. Broueham; one Second- hand
Bond 4 Prey Brougham; one Secondhand Wood
BrouRham: one Secondhand Brewster Cart one
Second hand Brolgham; j. B. Brewster i-pas-
sengsr Village Cart; one knockabout Wagon, Short
and Co. SOrrel Horse, about sixteen hands high,
seven years old and sound.
Terms cash Sale positive
THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. ty20dts
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THIS AFTERNOON.
ID kTCLIFFE. DARR CO .Aucts. SEQ Pa. ave. n. ".
THIS EVENING.
FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMER & SLOAN. Aucts. and Appraisers.
La l1O7 q 81. n ".
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on
sTREET BETMEEN THIRIY SECOND

sTETET ME dtSr THIRTY, sE e 3
By virtue o. deed Of trust u.s. bearing dsts June
2 AD. 1891. and duly recorded IN Liber lbg2 folio
lumbia. and AZ the request Of the party secured
thereby. viii sell At public auction in fr1nf Of
Fl sfe n Al II Hhhf
Esrt % lot ~ square "a fronting thirty feet on
the north side Of street by depth Of Lao feet
Terms of sale One-third cash. balance in one and
able semi-annually. and secured upon the proPssty
sold BY deed Of or sn1S = The 81 's az
iine Of sale All eonveyancins and recording :. pu5.
in ten days the trustees reserve The right to resell the
property the risk and cost Of defsulting purchaser
7: Q. EBAUGH.. Trustees.
iy11-d&ds ". D. SWAN. }
sy-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL;
MONDAY. AUGUST FIRST. 1892. same hour and
place; By order Of the Trustees ,
iy20-dkds LAT1MER SLOAN. Auctfoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF PREMISES no CO.. A 6E
By virtue Of deed of trus. to the undersigned bear
i5s9 fIio 49, 3: SEQ Of the land records Of the Dis
trct Of Columbia and at request Of the psry thereby
premises, on TUESDAY, THE sIcoND DAY OF Az
S S e sps6 EYE IL sahSswp
and the west ten Q0 feet by depth Of lot eighty three
and siI,yone (sii with the improTements, consist
ing q dwelling house. No 6O4 Acker street, Washing
Terms: One:third cash. balance in six and twelve
months from day Of sale. with interest at per cent
required time Of sale and il terms are not Complied
cost defsutng purchaser on i've days notice in The
GEORGE E. FLEMING,l
within VIII Il BE HOOVER. Trustees.
RDUSGSSSssossS SkRSS: Asfstoase.-:
U2peo6ds 9Th and ID sts- n. W.
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DATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
N go PA. AVE NV

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRovED
TWEEN SEyENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
By virtue Of deed in trust given to u and duly
land records Of the District of Columbia, will sell
II 6Res fn' g9r IN VEN r. fs Be-
GINNING AT SIX O'CLOCK PM, all those certain
pieces parcels Of land and premises lying and being
In the city of washngt District OF Columbia and
distinguished and being part of lots numbered Ii
and II IN square numbered eight hundred and ninety
eight (SS). beginning for the at the northwest
corner Of lot Is and running thence south ninety
feet eleven and onehsE inches (97 #. liz in
thence east twenty-four (24 feet nine and one-ha6
(95<) inches thence north ninety-seven (91) feet
eleven and one-hsh Q11fl inches and thence west
twenty -four (2f) feet nine and One-ha (9l inches
the place of beginning. Also the one-haf by the
depth thereof of lot numbered I2 in said square $685.
the whole fronting 40 feet inches East Capitol
street with depth of o. feet liz inches This
property viii be sold In two parcels entirety
at the option of the purchaser.
Terms: One-third cash. balance in and two
years. with interest the deferred payments At the
rate Of D per cent Per annum from the day Of sale
until paid interest payable semiannuaily all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. deposit Of 500
each parcel required at the time of sale Terms to
be complied with In fifteen days from the day Of sale
the trustees the right to resell the property
ct the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser or
purchasers All conveyancing. recording. &c. at
JOHN II. JUN9HANS,l
<3kds ERANE JT-NGHANQ trustees.
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Special Excursion Rates to New York July
n by Pennsylvania Railroad.
Round-trip tickets win be sold from wash-
ington to New York on Thursday next, the 21st
instant, at low rate Of e6. These tickets viii be
valid to return by any train within tan days.-
Adrt
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Marriage licenses have been Issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Robert
Willis and Mazion Brown, both Of Alexandria,
Va; Willie Trip and Minnie johnson; VIM H.
Lewis and Matilda c. Danieh; Joseph w.
Graham and Mary o. smith; John H. Shinn Of
Alexandria, Va, and Matte J. suthard Of Berle-
ton, Va; Harvey H. Nichols Of Pen Yam, N. Y,
and Roberta II. Blair; W. d. Cronin and Nellie
Hsyss; VIM. H. Napier Il Phii.dsiph Ss'f Pa. =.
and Laura Newton; Albert Stokes Of Richmond.
Va, and Lottie Moore; Thomas J. Kearney and
Lizzie r. Murphy; C. II. Warrington and Fam
ME b Tolliver.
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Mr.. Loome Was Fined.

Mr.. Charles Loome of $40 10th street was
charged with assault upon Adolph G. Wolf. a
young notary public, who testified that Saturday
last he went to Mr.. b. Loome's place Of business
to take his acknowledgment to some papers;
that Loome refused to sign the.papers. and after
tearing one Of the papers up pitched him into
the street. Mr.. Wolf also testified that Loome
afterward said that he was sorry he bad not
killed him. The defendant stated that he knew
nothing Of the papers and only used sufficient
force 70 eject him. Judge Miller told the Jury
that II they believed Mr.. Wolf was there on
public business the defendant was guilty. That
the defendant had no right to use force. The
jury promptly returned q verdict Of guilty and
. fine Of $50 was imposed.
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SHOOTING STARS.

tits e great pity that the gift Of constant
youthfulnee isn't - common physically - IL 10
mentally.
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"K We could only marry rich," said one
burglar to another, Eve could afford to throw
away the dark lantern"
81 should my So" was the reply. "Sheep's
eyes is better'n bulls eyes, any day."
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The Golden Cnoaa.


On the TIN Of last August Mary Hawkins,
alias Alice johnson, stole from TIE family
of Charles Hayes Of = Gissboro' quantity
Of clothing worth 90. Mary maAs hsrsslf i'm
visible until day or % ego, when shs wa
arrested. She made NO defense In The Police
Court this morning, and for the next ninety
Burke.
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lhk w DOMbLANE
CLUB At AUCTION,
SITUATE NEAR THE LOUGHBOROUGH ROAD,
WITHIN FIVE MINUTES, WALK OF THE TEN
NALLYTOWN ELECTRIC RAILROAD, AND
KNOWN AS 'GRASSLANDS.n SECRETARY
WHITNEy'S FORMER RESIDENCE.
On THURSDAY, JULY TWENTY-F1RST, 1892, at
HALF-PAsT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the pnnblans
Club House, "Grasslands" tSecretary Whitney's
former residence, will SELL TO close the. Affairs Of
the Dumblane Club all the Fine Furniture. Linens,
Plated Ware, SC, consisting Of
Brass-lnounted Iron Bedsteads, Hair Mat
tresses W. W. Springs, Japanese Rugs and
Mats. Rattan Couches. Chairs and Tables. Jap.
Screens, Fsncy Pillows. Brass and Other
Lamps, Rockers and Easy Chairs in treat
riety, Ornaments. small Tables. Mattings. Fine
Mirror-back sideboard. Several Extension
Tables. Pine Glass and China, Rodgers' Al
Knives, Forks Spoons. &C., IN quantities;
Carvers' Fine Table Linen. Oak Cottage Furni-
niture in suites and odd pieces; LARGE Lot Fine
Blankets Comforts. Towels. Linen Sheets and
Pillow Slips. Feather Pillows. Toilet Sets. Mir
rors. Lamp Chandeliers, Warlrobes. Crockery,
Glass Ware. Cooking Utensils. Refrigerators,
Cornmodes &c, &C., &c.
These goods are all frst-class and being in prime
condition should command the attention of those in
search of fne Housekeeping effects.
y. Blake the Tennallytown electric cars to the
sale. They pass in sight Of the house.
tyi6-dts LATIMER L SLOAN. Auctioneers
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THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
Cornerstone OF Its New Building to II
Laid This Afternoon.

This afternoon at o'clock the cornerstone
Of the new building, which will be erected by
the Carroll Institute on 10th street near New
York avenue will be laid. Rev. Father Walter
will offciate and Rev. DIR. Stafford of Baltimore
will deliver an grafton.
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Indicfmenfs by the Grand Jury.
The grand jury yesterday returned trus bnh
Of indictment against Robert Hsrrity for rob.
berry. Alice Beckett, alias Lucy Brown, larceny,
and Eliza Hawkins, larceny.
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"Just think, I" said the from the girl back row Of
the ballet, as she gazed at some seaside bathers,
''those folks don't get cent Of salary for wear
ing those clothesv'
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Yesterday afternoon Judge MIXERS jury In
ths Police Court found Mr.. Martha Kane mot
guilty Of schsrEe Of receiving stolen property
corn, oats and malt-allsgsd 10 have besu
taken BY number Of boys iron cass a ths
Baltimore and Ohio railroad
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Low xsAs Excursien - New Ysrk
Wa RoxAL DLus Luz
T1ckstg spld July ~ god rstuzninG ~ TN
IAya e&o0 voand G1ps-A6Uk
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AUCTION SALES.

TOMORROW.
II. Successor. g weeks Co..
637 Louisiana ave.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
AT OUR SALES ROOMS
THURSDAY, JULY TwENTY-FIRsT.
pieces each; Hair and Shuck Mattresses W. W. Springs
Pillows, sideboarJs. Hat Racks, wardrobes, Leather
Seat and other Chairs. Parlor Suites Ice
Psintings. Carpets. Msttings. Rugs. &c 1t
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneer.
SALE OF ANTIQUE OAK, ASH AND WALNUT
CHAMBER IuRNITURE, MEAyILY CARVED
fhF aSp THE piNsa kP5a
AND CLASS WARE At ATCTIoN;
mencina at Ten O'Clock AN. we snail sell At
residence No. 915 street northwest superior eolec
ton OF effects the contents of about fifteen
TcSSf oAk HRRT
SUITE, MARBLE-TQP TABLES. LXTENsIoN
MARpR6BEs. MfckER Chairs And koGkERs.
GogCHEs. ELEaAST FOLDING BEDS, LOUNGES,
TaSp HPkERsTaaRs AND o M4hH
TRtssfs.. FEiTHERs piIIoWs ANp botsTfks,
sfiiR ciRPETs. FINE BopT BsTssEts And
OTHER CARPETs RUGS, BLANKETs. BERpiN9.
This residence is furnished with the best articles
and has been well kept The sale s especially worthy
the attention Of private parties house
keeping.
jy164t Auetioneers.
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GEORGETOWN.
OFFICER JET SUSPENDED


As Lieut.. Swindells was passing down SD
street in the neighborhood of Q last night his
attention as well as that of all the surrounding
residents, was attracted by loud and angry
words issuing from the home Of Officer John
Jett. On hastily approaching the house the
lieutenant called the officer out and asked an
explanation of the disturbance. Mr.. Jett told
story Of marital unhappiness, while blood in
great profusion ran from a wound in his
cheek. The lieutenant ordered Jet to get his
coat and go to the station. Jett re-entered the
house and then two pistol shots in quick sue
cession were heard. The lieutenant rushed to
the house and calling Mrs. Jett asked il she had
been shot at. She replied that she had not. as
ut the time OF the reports she was in a rear
room. Jett refused to explain his act, but at
once went to the station, where he was sus-
pended from duty. The cut, which was made
either by a razor or some other sharp instru-
ment, was sewed up by surgeon, four stitches
being necessary.
TO SUCCEED ASSESSOR MOORE
Georgetown at the next citizens meeting in
tends to earnestly discuss the appointment Of q
successor to Mr.. +. L. Moore and it is probable
that gentleman who knows much Of real es-
tate and its value in various sections of the
District will be unanimously indorsed II il
stated that yesterday one of the Commissioners
was called upon informally by a Georgetown
delegation and the matter thoughtfully talked
over.
THE CATTLE MARKET.
At the Arlington stock yards Monday 102 cat
tie were up and sold: Best, and Axe; good,
81 and &C.; medium, 80 and &c.; common, 2
and 21c. Eleven hundred and sixty-four
sheep and lambs: Lambs. to exc; sheep, 2 to
SIC; calves, 4 to 511c. Ten cows and calves,
$l7 to ESQ. Market slow.
NOTES.
Mr.. Marc L. Byng is spending Q few days at
Falls Church and Misses Helen and Mary Byng
are summering in New York.
Messrs. Deane, Harper, Oliver and Atwell Of
TINS place have gone on q two weeks trip to
Point Lookout. Tents will be their hotela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-20

Aspiring Youth: 'Father, when do you feel
in the best mood for writing?"
Father: "when somebody asks me to receipt
Q bill"
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Man is not alone the victim Of the fair sex.
well-dressed woman in a back pew can turn
the heads Of all the other women in the con-
gegation.
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Real Esfafe Natter.

VIM. F. Roderick. trustee. has purchased of
A. T. Lewis for 5000 lot /. square SIS, 50 by
northwest.
Smith Townshend has bought for es.750 Of
W. w. Boarman ct al. part 26, square 457, %
feet inches on 9Th between ID and E streets
northwest.
Catherine Cooney has bought Of Mary Ragen
for DC, 500 lot IS. block 8. lie Droit Park.
J. B. Bailey has purchased Of J. F. Scaggs
for e6,0l6 lots 1, 2, 4 and 8, block Z, Edge
Music. Boating, Fishing, Bathing, Sailing.
All at Bay Ridge daily. Baltimore and Ohio
trims at 9:l5 a. m, 1:S0 p. m, 4:2s p. m. Sun
days at 9:35 a. m, 1:S0 p. m, SIS p. m. o.
round trip.-Adrt.
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AT TIE sEAsHoRI.
'Break, break, break"
Said the father whose soul was bleak,
"And the charges for this breakags
III pay at the end Of the week"
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Tell not Of the sport
OF q summer resort,
Where flirtation's the best you can try,
Where there's nothing to do
The whole summer through,
But to shipper and sizzle and Sigh.
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The next thing after q sweet-girl graduating
essay is usually very successful essay on man.
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THOMAS BOWLING SON,
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THOMAS BOWLING son. S nrts As fsaoless
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ARMY REUNIONS.
Elaborate Preparations for Them Durins
the @. A. r. Encampment.

tne IT, A. n. hncampment.
HOW THE WHITE LOT Is TO BE DOTTED WITH
TENTS ron THE VARIOUS ARMY CORPS HEAD
oUARrERs-rLAS MAPPED PUr BIT THE SPECIAL
COMMITTEE.