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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
NOW ANYBODY CAN GO TO THE FAIR.
| A Record-Beater for Economy-Round
Trim and All Expenses, 934.
roorro,pondonco Of the RlcnmOnd Dispasch.l

fCorrespondonce OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
CHICAGO ILL.,. August 10.-I left Lynch
burg on the 2:20 train last Friday eve
ming and arrived here on Saturday at A.
M. to take in the great Columbian E1posl-
ton. .,
There has been great deal said as 10 the
probable cost of trip to the ran, ana l
now find that all have rather estimated
above than below the actual cost of trip,
..L.aI I ,,a,n,1a "a follnyys
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
This ia about one half the sum usually

This Is about one hall tho sum uSuaIly
see the figures placed at, but l expect TO
reach home again with my pocket only 1874
lighter live comfortable, see all | want to
see of the Exposition, and l do not SEQ
why others cannot do the same. Lodging,
including all that is necessary, can be Sc
cured here at rs cents per day. and sub
stantial meals. near the fairgrounds, at 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
COSTUMES MEANwHILH.

Meanwhile il is certain we. must wear
something. Dress for town Is not con.
sidered at all Country attire IS alone OF
Importance. In the mountains morning
dress Is aggravatinsly devoid of variety.
The trim but very mOnotonous blue-serge
Eton suit seems almost to reign alone A
few bold spirits escape Its deadly
thraldom. however. One OF these adj
venturous damsels, at "a Catskiu re-
sort, comes forth in the morning IN
a frock of saGe-green crepon. III the
basket weave. 1t Is made with an open
basque, cut. of course. TO tit perfectly IN
the back. The front is made with wide
revers, reaching the shoulders. where they
told over to form collaTettes on each slde;
These revers are faced with white corded
silk, showing an undertaking of the same
IN green to match the dress goods. Under
meath is shirt waist in white with green
stripe: also low walstcoat in white
p:que. pearl -buttoned. The skirt is just
short enough To escape the ground, with
single ruhe at the height of the knees.
composed of q double futing of white and
green silk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
CHEAP AS ANywHERF,

Everything inside the fair gates will
cost an extortionate price. but all through
South Chicago you can live about as
cheapy as you can anywhere. l omitted
car fare to and from tho grounds in item
lzing the cost, because # one boards in the
vicinity of the grounds 1T will only give
him exercise to walk. but as the fare
would only be 10 cents per day. cents
each way. it would be but small item. |
find there is no trouble IN securing hotel
accommodations IN this section of the
city. for the large signs rooms fur
nished," "hotel" 30 and so greet you on
on every hand.
The fair gates were kept open Sunday,
but mona Of the exhibits wore to be seen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
AT TIE PLAIsANCI

Many of the attractions in Midway
Plaisance were open, and most of the
visitors went there. The number that
passed through the turn-stiles on Sunday
was small comparatively, but the number
of visitors TO-DAY was considerably over
100. 900. The street. ana elsvated-railway
cars are run every five minutes, and they
are crowded to their utmost capacity with
passengers 10 and from the Fair-Grounds.
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nAsouEs WILL BE WORN.

In connection with this subject it is cer-
tain that basques will once more be worn,
taking the place of the round French
waists, Etons, and blouses we have seen
for the past two wears. The full position
effect will be shown during the later fall.
Then, too, sleeves will be much modified.
The straight, close. tailor sleeve is not to
be expected back yet awhile. but the ex-
cessiye balloon sleeve has already dlsap;;
peared among women of fashion and Will
be replaced in the fall styles by very mo-
dest puffs, with close gauntlets. Skirts also
will be subjected TO slight changes. lt IS
now certain that hoops and crlnolines are
not TO be feared. The fulness OF the pres
ent skirt, on the contrary, is TO be much
restricted. although. ON the other hand,
sheath skirts are not to be looked tor IN
a word. tho JidmJoyant order of dress Is 70 70
disappear. Much greater simplicity WIN
ureYail and less picturesque effects will be
sought by really stylish dressers during
the approaching season,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
FALL DRESS PARADE.
THE 1AILoR-MADe FRocK A FEA-
TuRE OF THE COMING STYLES.
win DO Replaced by Sim
piicity--A season-compromiso Frock--
swsggor Girls Yachting Costumes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatcnl
New YORK August IL. Already interest
in summer garb is beginning to wane. and
new inventions for summer wear are few.
Fail styles have long been In sole posses
sion of the minds of the designers. nodistes,
and dry-goods men and are now dawn
ing upon the consciousness of their pa
irons as suitable matter for the reflection
and preparation. 1t is still too early for
this interest to be mere than langu'd
one. however. and the custodians OF Dame
FASHIONS secrets and plans are still too
discreet to divulge more than occasional
hints. 1t may be whispered that the
tailor-built frock will be a feature OF the
fall dress parade. 1t Will not be quite so
formal as in it's earliest manifestations.
but fail and winter dresses for out
wear will be plain.
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10 GET THERE.

This u very hasty and imperfect de-
scription 81 the great fair. lsisim possible to
One could easily al an enttre Sunday
nprA5cS n wTtstng abouf u lis stu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

The Eine-Arts Building is considered the
gesax OF the fair. Magnificent. grand.
s1udbb ara 'used-up adjectives. but they
al Nppiy 10 this building. II is the only
eDe which has been built in q
eisrabie manner, the intention being TO
let IL stand 90 an art institute. or some
thrus Of the sort, think. You experience
the same tsouble here as in all tie other
bulatngs--the bewildering number Of OBJ
lects claiming your attention. purchased
catalogue. but II did me little good. For
enc thing found IL 10 be seriously de-
tsseive, and for another that II under
sook 70 20 through the building in that
manpe<. instead Of doinen 1t in day.
Is proposed 10 do. should be nearer q
month at II. The collection Of both
picturss and statusry is very fine. and
while Europe naturally excels in this de-
pastment. our native artists .'show
ny" very creditably indeed. Some OF
them seem to be ambitious 10
fault. the size and scope OF various
achievemsnts being clearly beyond
the artists capacity, who appear 10
think that the larger their canvasses or
marbles the better their productions must
be. A very striking piece Of statuary, oc-
nopyiDg the centre OF one or the halls. Il
" y5ckegs and Littls Eell.S The former Is
ssSied n an ARMCHAIR With tbo latter
6fanodpg at his fset and both gazing INTO
16cb Others eyes. The likeness OF the
Gsees p0yelsst did not strike ma as Q good
QQe. though that may hays been due 70
~ slevstioa q bis fsoe 20 much pboye
- 49, xss ls g y = I yssy lsSes,
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HARDLY THE THING HERE.

Attention has been attracted to the
question whether the performances given
in the Turkish theatres are improper or
not. As tastes vary so muoh no one per-
sous judgment on this head can DO con-
elusive. My own opinion Is that these per-
formances. If they can so be called-the
word is rather pretentious for them-may
be right in the East. but are hardly
1.-The thing" on this side of the pond. 1t
is, TO say the least. q little trying tor
lady to SIT through one Of them IN The
presence OF male spectators also. Not to
put too fine point upon II, ladies would
better stay away. The efforts OF some
that saw to look unconcerned or mildly
entertained amused me very much. Others
could not keep the roses out OF their cheeks.
while Others stili got up and beat hasty
retreat. These performances are composed
for the most part of only a little singing
and dancing by presumably Turkish girls.
II has been alleged in some quarters that
they are chiefly Turkish girls born in Chi
cage Of American parents.
MoSoroSoUs.
The peculiarly OF their dancing is that
IL Is not done with their feet. and their
SHORTAGES of skirts exists mainly above
their hips. The music and dancing are
both monotonous. All the oriental mu-
sio on the Midway, IN fact, seems
very much alike. betnR coinposou OF
some sort Of reed instrument and a make
shift Of drum, which the performer beats
with his fingers. II you don't boar this
sort OF music you hear Sandy skirling his
bagpipes, and that Is but very little better.
The ouly good music heard--and oil nv
friends know ought to be judge Of good
mnsicl-was q Thomas concert IN Music
Hall. The orchestra comprised over one
hundred performers and vas led by the
incompatible Theodore himself. The ball
~ splendidly arranged aud viii seat vast
number Of people. II 10 circular In shape
and the seats are arranged In tiers The
orchestra Is In tau view from ell parts Of
the building.
HOW 70 GET THERE
This u very hasty and imperfect de-
acription 81 the great fair. lsisimpossiblet to
give an sdequats idea OF Il IN brief space.
One could easily al an entire Sunday
nprA5cx n wzisng about u In So.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIN1

FOR RENT-UNFURNISE
Hotel centrally To-
Gated, scr. $3.50. $625
102S VT ave NV, 1Sr 300
931 Pa ave NV. en-
tire building. ..265
1923 r I av NV, 11r. go
1929 K ct NV, 15r. DOS. IS
1416 Goth st, Or. 200
1910 Il Ut NV. en-
tire building. IFS
10l1 Conn av NV. 14r15O
1881 @ st NV. Ter. $50
1874 10th st NV, l2r. $50
Road ST., Georgetown,
l0f. .... 10
621 18th ut NV, 12r. .f25
1928 NJ st NV, 15r. .125
1l25 10th ct NV. 22r. 100
1885 Mass nv NV, 12r.1O0
1888 @ st NV. Tor. 100
84O6 U Ut NV, lar. 100
1880 n ct NV, 12r. >. 100
1884 18th 1T NV. 12r. 100
Z Dupont circle, l1rS3. 81
$40 Sth Ut NV, Ut q
DIV, Tor. $3.50
1914 f ut NV, ID, Sd
and 9Th floors. d. SIS. 81
61s e st NV, 15r. $50
637 I ct NV. l2r. .75
1876 Q st NV, 13r. .... 80
SIC r st NV, Or. rs
1912 18th Ut NV, 12r. .75
1850 Wyoming Az. rs
1918 n ct NV, 12r. IL
1922 10th st NV. 11r. rs
1449 n st NV, lar. rs
bO2 q st NV, 11r. rs
l400 Chaplin, 12r. rs
600 Hillyer ave NV.
e2I G 1t NV, l3r.....7o
e06 18th Ut nw(flat). 3r. 20
2023 Hillyer pl. Tor. 10
1920 Sunderland pl.
Pr. ............Io
am Fl st NV. 12r. 10
TO 10th NV, Tor. 90. 81
1921 Goth Ut NV. Tor. .6S
1873 o st NV, Tor. - .65
1928 @ st, Or. SO
COS l1th st NV, 2r. IS
200 @ st NV. 12r. .65
1905 r st NV, Tor. =. .&
eos Fl ct NV. Tor. 80. 80
1911 21st st NV. Or. 80
501 Maple ave NV. 12r. 60
2024 r ct NV. Or. - 80
1918 10th at NV. 12r. 90
1910 21st st NV. Tor. go
1917 q st NV. 11r. $50
ga I st NV. lar. IS
1872 18th st nw(natl .6rso
FURN
In NV. COR $500
L st mr. 18th NV. 2sr. $50
Mass av&Scott cif.14r3So
r I av mr. CT av.17r333. 33
I st mr. 18th NV. 15r333 II
Vt av & L ct NV, 1Sr30o
Mass av mr. 18th st
NV. 1sr. 800
Conn av mr. n st. 15r. 800
K ct hr 18th NV. 49,. 800
n II ave mr. Corcoran
st, Tor. .250
Conn ave mr. II, 1sr. .215
Mass ave mr. Scott
Circle. 13r. DIS
r I nv mr. 18th ut NV,
l<r. 1850. <V
NE cor n II av and
Corcoran st. 13r. 1865 81
1914 18th ct NV. 11r.15o
21st and o SITS NV. 1orlso
292s 14th Ut nv. 17r.1so
OFF
1924 r st NV. baeem'tS75
Be cor 18th and +
SITS NV, ar, entire
third door. .........e go
Pa av and 18th NV. 2r .65
BIS 18th NV. 2r LIST d. IS
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV. 2r, ID floor. 40
rs 7th ut NV, LIST and
ID floors. 40
l42o Pa ave. I'd floor 40
ew cor 18th and e, Sr. 80
SrO
S8S 7th st NV. 800
1901 n Y ave. AZ
ms 14th st NV. 40
III H 1t. 30
STA
Bet nth and 18th. x
and L SITS. .x45
l.sQ66, Mass av q 2lst. IS
2. % 60. .............2
g, "a 1Q5. rs
The above houses can
from our ONCE only. TIT
as
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FOR RENT
1872 9thnw. Tor. amis5e. 30
go 9th nw.11r.smi 90. ~
IA ID st ne. Tor. ami3O. 80
3l4 Pa ave NV. 10r&b. .4s
Sl9 No ave NV. Tor. 81
641 9Th st ne. sr.ami. Is
139 Mass ave ne. Sr. 40
1877 22d NV. sr. ami *. 80
1881 y ] ave NV. 1r23.50
1929 y J ave NV. 6r23. 50
1896 Lewis st ne. sad. 25
304 NJ st NV. Or, ami. %
$40 l4th ne. Or. ami. 1880
30 18th 81 sw. Sr....1s
lois eth ne. 81. ami. .16.7y
d27 SwoRMsTEDT
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OIL maple av.L DrOit 1
Park, Or, mi. $40. 20
1921 ID NV. sr, mi. go
Sl2 Z NV, Or, mi. 80
12s Z ne, Or. mi 80. sc
sos Spruce. L ID TX.
or, MI ...... so. 30
002 Spruce, L ID Tx,
or nj 20
1927 It'll NV. Or. over
store ...........3 90
3SS Spruce, L ID Pk.
81. mi. 80
241 Elm. L ID PIX.
Or, mi. ......-. 90. 50
1885 Linden. L ID TX,
Or. MI. % r0
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EILED DECEMBER 10, 1881 --5
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.
Julia p. Janney Rodney p. Janney. No 147eo
Docket IS. -
On motion Of the plaintiff. by Mr.. c. L. Trevitt
ant leo W. Kern her attorneys. 1t is ordered that
the defendant, Rodney Z. Janney, cause his an
pearance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring forty days after this day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with as In
case Of default.
The object Of this suit is to procure a divorce a
vinculo matrimonii, because of habitual drunken
This notice shall he published in The Washing
ton Law Reporter and in The Evening Star.
BY order OF the court: A. b. HAGNER,
Justice. &c.
True copy. Test: j. R. YOUNG
Clerk &c.
BY VI. A. CLANCY, Asst. Clerk dl5-iaw3t
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1907 Union court. 4r.12.so
In rear OF 122s Conn
ave. several fsts. ea6. .
500 18th tup ptl sr. 10
Chevy Chase. Nd. ar. 10
ls@ 9Th IT NV. sr. $50
TsHED.
DeSales st nv. 12r. $50
10Th st mr. Q NV. Tor. 12s
18th st mr. NJ NV, Or. 12s
o ST mr. 10th NV. Tor. l2S
EOS n J av NV. 12r. .12s
Hillyer ri NV. Or. us
10th st mr. X NV. sr. $50
Sunderland pl. Tor. 100
PIG n ] ave NV. Or. 100
1909 Corcoran st nv, arsS
el9 n Gap ct. ar. d. ga. n
9th ct mr. l. NV. Tor. so
sol Maple av NV, 12r. rs
121 G ut Sc. Tor. rs
Riggs mr. 18th st NV.
Or. .7o
No. 9 i,at, soth ana
NJ NV. Tor. ......... as
110s NJ st NV. Or. .65
11l2 14th st NV, Or. IS
1906 10th st NV. Or. 40
Q st mr. 10th NV. Or. -
1870 Pa ave. ID floor sss
l22S Pa nv NV. 4th f.35
60S-I It'll, several RS.
1918 r NV. several "a
Sc cor 9Th and r sta.
18th st bet r and 9
local yard. .......-
1917 @ NV. several r.
1921 + st NV. several
nne omces. ........-
142S r st NV, several
fine omces. ........-
1902 llth ut NV. SIS
s24 18th ct NV, store .
1904 18th st NV. rs
1919 + ct NV. 20r0o. -
8. "a 90: ............S2
3, "a 1875. -
1924 n Y nv nw(rear) Is
ilH 18th Ut NV trearl IS
be examined by permit
MAS J. FISHER q co.,
1924 r nj. NV
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1921 Nd ave ne. Or. .sie
1924 Emerson ST ne.
Or and ami. .i6.3o
1898 Lewis st ne. III,
anil. -. ............13
f2Sl2th II Sc. sr. IA 40
-, Coles IT ne. 5r. n. SO
1911 Fla ave ne. 5r. 10. 70
124 Wylie st ne. o.. g. so
= Green's al NV. ar. %
Gla Browns c. 80. Or. q
Rear BOZ Eth Sc. 5r. @. 20
al Marks al Sc. 1850
l82 London pl se, Or s. 20
II cooksey's alley abs
/ BRADLEY. Q2- T. OF
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fuh hENT-BY r. o.. HOFFMAN REAL Is
us soo INSURANCE Broker. 10th and r sts. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY BARNES & WEAVER
go F st. NV.

u. NV.
l41 California ne. Or.
ssso P' NV, o.. mi 20. e 20
~ y ne. Or, mi. =. .20.3C
1910 LIST ne. Or. mi .ls.5C
403 ID SUI. Or, mi. 49, sc
1eaa 11th NV, st&dwg Is
IS Fcnton ne. Or. wa. IL. so
1921 18th sc. Or. mi. ll.30
Nls i NV. ONCE rm. &c
SIC A a2s Tenn ave
ne. Or. mi. each. %
lOS 18th se. CT. mi.
each. ........... 11.S0
24l ~ sw. Or. wa....11
Az LIST Sc. Or, mi. ga 4. 1890
d2r-3f
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
TIA Greg av NV, Or. SIS
b37 Fla ave. Sr. :. 80. 40
lAnier ave NV. Tor. 80
626 10th ne. Or. ...21.5 50
BroOkland. 7r, stable %
Store 736 10th NV. 20. SO
4 Hanover NV. Or. 30. 30
McLACHLEN
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"a n NV, Sr. 40
1911 eth Of NV. ct q
S n Y ave NV. Or. IS
1899 Chaplin st. er. IS
1892 Corcoran Ut, Tor. IS
906 Q st nv, p. rs. SS
l B&Q FATS. sothGM, Or so
1924 o ct NV. 6r. 80. 30
666 = ct ne, Or. ....... 80
1906 18th st NV. Or. 80
4015 sth st NV. Sr. p 80
40 18th st NV. 5r. q
14o7 Columbia ct NV, sr2s
l106 14th ct NV, 2r. IS
666 K st ne, Or. IS
t16 Elm st. LeDrPk. Or. 25
1747 8 st NV, er. Is
3l7 n J ave sc, 7r. % 50
212 lst ct sw. Or. rs
232 LIST ut sw. Or. rs
1121 T ct NV. Or. rs
216 LIST st sw. 6r. rs
220 LIST st sw, Or. rs
21s LIST ct sw, Or. rs
POP LIST st sw, Or. rs
1919 14th st NV, ORR,
F. -. .13. so
65 Pomeroy ut, 4r.12.S0
6S7 Pomeroy st. 4r.12.s0
627 Pomeroy ut, 4r.l2.sc
$50 Pomeroy st, 4r.12.so
1907 Union court, Ar II. 30
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Ell.
1904 S st NV. Or. 80
Laurel ave. Mt Pleas
ant. Tor. .......... 50
1928 o st NV. sr. 80
1903 10th st NV, 11r.5O
1911 n st NV. Tor. 80
1242 18th st NV, Or. . As
1901 21st ct nv, Or. =. as
1908 II st NV, Or. as
1874 18th ct NV. Tor. As
225 r ut ne, Tor. .45
S07 ID st, ut q dw. or.45
DIS 18th Ut NV tiiao,
e2s z st NV (nat), Or. As
l41s SD ct NV. Tor. 40
2s3 r ct ne, Tor. 40
2ls n Ut NV, Or. 40
1235 18th st. ar. 40
2022 I ct NV, Or. 40
l734 14th st nv. 7r. 40
1921 18th ut NV. sr. 40
1884 18th ut NV, Or. 81. 50
III Pa ave NV (fau.
or ......... .....- 90
224 ~ NV 4r An
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CHIROPODISTS.

PATENT FOOT PADS GIVE INSTANT RELIEF
and speedy cure, Prof. ]. ]. GEORGES & son.
Cbiropodlsts, Ills Penn. NV. Hours, 8
am. to PM Sunday am. to pm. dIs-1m
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WANTED-HOUSES

EXCHANGE VACANT LOTS GOOD
location. for small houses. Adde'S, Box 1874
Star office. dim
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D HOUSES.
o near y II ave. now
house and fur. Tor $50
Nd ave near I'd. or. .l:,O
NJ ave near A. Or 100
! st near 18th. er.To
ICES. ~
Desirable rms. Ar
lantic Coast Line
building" ali front
aud hre-proof, from
$40 TO $50 each.
RES.
ocnee-roasting extan-
lishment. with an
machinery -. .eTs
18th and Z nw......3
ln5 III Rw. y
lo2s Conn ave. rear. q
oil ID (nearl NV. 20
OF ] NV lrparl. 10
AN 1nfk "a - -.
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FOR RENT-oR SAIE-THE STATELY POUR
story and basement. brown stone front building
". = St On The second 1oor is one OF tine moet
unique and beautiful rcoms in the United Safes
Designed In imitation Of King Georges chanel
possession given about January Is. when we re-
move to sls Pennsylvania ave. For further mar
nculsn Inquire on the premises CDIIMBIA
PhoNoGRAPH 90. 6e7 L st. NV d2o-tf
FOR RENT-i4l6 G ST. " e; NEW 2-sTSoPy
brick; rooms cellar and all mod inns !: ttone
ulmmlngs' only one square from street car and
herdic line aud school: SIS Per mo.
.o- WASH'N DANENHoyFR
l.lrI ...a A. -
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WANTED-BOARD

wANTED-FAIR COMPENSATION WILL BE pam
for board in Christian family for two school
logs. and IL. during absence of parents for
several months Address L. G.. L. Star office
d21-?ts
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2S04 Pa ave, Pr. $40
1927 De Sales. 11r.f.l25
931 Z NV, yr. 40
1912 Union pl, Or. s. 80
1109 Green's al NV. 8
,THERrnRn. 1907 r NJ
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els whitney av, 6r.$15.3 30
123S Duncan ne. Or. 1890
Anacostia. II. rs
Brookland. Or. rs
Lanier Heights, Or. 12.50
1210 Sd st Sc. .13
Brookland. Or. 90
& BATCHELDER,
Or. 10th and G SITS. NV.
I1l12 4th Sc, Or. .$Is. 80
523 23d. 6r. .......15.30
Ala Hayes CT. Ar. 1000
Rear 2023 L NV, 6r.16.30
1735 Hayes ct, Ar. $50
1122 Congress ne, Or. $50
l341 L BE. Ar.
134l l. Sc, Ar.
POT ID, 5r. 8
BIB Champlain ave. a
Storage rm, s1S 19thnw.5
GEO. W. LINkINS,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
THE POTOMAC RIVER REGATTA.

Washinct.n. sept. O. Thousands Oi people Witnessed
the annual Potomac River regatta today.
The the programme proved To be th-
T.. miles. ,lrph away. The following started
Columbia Athletic. Washington; AnaO,v'n Boat ClIb.
WashLeion, Farn.Ount I;oging As>OrI1,on lhIladcI.
phia American Rowing Club, Philadelphia, ond Potomac
Boat club. Washington. With uneven stai. the
PotonOcs showed The lead at the quarter post, Fan
mount -, ond aud Columbia l1st There was not much
change IN the POSITION, the mile post although The
Columbia caught the bunch aud. WIKI STEADY, guic"
stroke passed under tie fsg lr-t Tins 10. fsiI-
mount second American, uilId Potomac, fourth ""d
Anaos'in last.
The senior four.oaled shell. l. miles, with turn.
between tho AnaloetIn and Columbia clubs, Na- won
Jy the former. 1imc-9 - ID.
The junior singles, mile and half with t'i"'
between ~ i. j. Ingiahan. Pennsylvania Barge cub
and j. j. HaiT. Potomac Boat Club, Washinsion' VS.
easily by lngIahau.
The junior ouf-oar.d she'll one mile ani hall win o
turn between the Columbia Athletic and Potomac clubs,
NJ Waohlngton was won the former b! ten lrngus.
Tme-l0 0Sl2.
There were five cnuicT in the senior singles, one Ir
and half uiih turn but only two. Edwin Icdcy II the
pa.-pc Boat club, NcwJcfsey aud William Ansn laii-
noun, Rowing Association Philadelphia. started Kelley
won by two lengths. Time-lO l7i2
There were three entries for thu senior Ouroard gigs
one and a. half miles. with tuin Neptune Boat Club,
baltimore: PENNSYLVANIA BIIge Club. Philadelphia. md
Columbia Aih,tic. Washington The Baltimore crew woI
cIsliy. Timc-lO :Oi..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WI.sTClIESIER.

Although the Westchester Free lioSp,'a' ',"'
opened only about ten days. h"tuie'S - .,ial
hava visited IT, and each one has lett s"o'
nI,, r,ch afternoon it IL partly surrounded VIII"
nm. t,,rnouts and delivery carts Nes''"e'
for the first time. institution on WHY" 49,.
all classes can unite. and wave oi e"a''S no
,oss.sson of the town. Among TIE "o"o =,
.,,in,,.d beds for wards are Mrs. Clarence '
Mrs = W jackson. Mrs. J. Eorden hartman
/, N ,,lenderin and Mrs. McCloskey Dun "
. Iii,iop Mrs Hartman l. fitting out The srrNa"'
,,,rt.rs and Mrs. Jackson has gwen '''' -
onui,n,ent Tor sick babies. Miss "a''ro"'y '
.i..n 81 large Quantity Of groceries, ana ea' 10;
sb. callers presents for the hospital m pw,,n
~, Nj y crow has endowed the hosPi'd' " vi
u,m'is th,. coupons OF which VIII iufnlsh a ~ ~,
,",,,i.I revenue Five tons Of coal were slNtn w
- :, Urovur and cash was presented Dy MISE 80
,,n and others Among other SlitS are d y,,,er
sunny of bread fish milk, potatoes i,iuos Dation
drugs etc The secretary. Nani Ii ,osI" ,n~ tne
,'nnnInc.s the following Medical ooaIp III -,
S"s,ta wear: Consulting physcians-Drs. 'e,i'@ !.
t,l.yrlnni J. H. Ellis Frank W Jackson ~ a, ps:su
lanes. consulting surgeons-Drs Joseph - bs',.'
Arnold Nauiain and Il. h. LEWIS! vu' -Paan'Ttohni
,'.r,ment Drs " &. Demlng, W u MacNl'"o''
Frank Anson Becker and } > Ihachef'