Evening Star Newspaper, August 16, 1873, Page 2

EVENING STAR. CROSKY 8S. NOYES. Largest Circulation in the Distriet _—————————_— I Reading Matter on Every Page. ———————— Ss WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY............Angust 16, 1873, —————$———— The Star By Mail. Persons leaving the city for the summer, or Sny portion of it,can have Tax Star mailed to thetr address for such time as they desire, at the rate of fifty cents per month. Orders, sccom- panied by the money, should be seut to the busi- ness office of the paper. = The Wawaset Investigation. Upwards of fifteen witnesses were examined yesterday in the Wawaset case, and as yet nothing elicited as to the cause of the origin of ‘the fire on the steamer Wawaset. Nor can it well be expected to be ascertained, if the investigation is proceeded with at the galloping pace which yesterday's session portends. Within three hours all the responsible officers of the boat were examined, those conducting the ex- amination contenting themselves with their mere statements, and dismissing each witness with a slight formal cross-examination. There an be no doubt the government desires to probe the mystery, and throw all the light pos- sible on the sad subject, but the absence of ‘some legal mind to systematically condact the investigation is apparent. Capt. Woods was, no doubt, a brave and capable officer, so far as his ordiwary duties were concerned, but it is evi- dent that he was badly qualified for the respon- sibilities of bis post in an emergency like this, and that he was ignorant of the requirements of the law in many important particulars. His own testimony inferentially leads to the con- clusion that he had never read the certificate of inspection of his own boat, inasmuch as he lid not know bow many passengers the law Rilowed him to carry; his ignorance of the law again manifests itself in his statement that he Was not aware it was necessary that he should have a master’s license, or that it was required | that instructions should be posted up in regard to the use of the life-preservers, or that partic- ular designation should be made of the officers to manage the tire extinguishers in emergency. Upon points of law of which he should have been cognizant. it seems that more than passing atrention shoul have been paid. It is fair to presume if he was ignorant of the requirements of the government in his own case, he cared iittle for exacting from his subordinates a com- Pliance therewith; hence we find the mate had no license, and did not know it was required of him. The testimony shows, also, that there | ‘Was no officer at all to attend to the small boats during the burning of the steamer. All the evidence thus far forshadows that the | origin of the fire will never be definitely ascer- tained, but the pemling examination should be fo rigid as te exact a salutary effect at least upon other steamboat officers not versed in the Jaw, and constrain them to brash up, and jog their memories in a matter so vital to public safety and life. As regards the eqnipment of the boat it would Seem that she was abundantly supplied with | life-preservers and small-boats, and with all | the modern means of extinguishing fire, or | saving life In ease of disaster, but that all failed through want of any systematic provision for | their use. | = —————= A National Park at Niagara Falls, y bers at Niagara Falls | have become a good deal alarmed at the com- ments of the press on the fencing in of the American side of that great natural curiosity, | and at the visible fulling oi im the namber of Visitors in conseqae of the outrageous im- | Positions practiced there. One of them,a I bokler than the rest, rushes into print to de the so-called park me, by which an addi- | tional twenty cents is wrung from every visitor who wishes near view of the American Fall. He does this on the ground that the land en- | closed is private property, and that its own have the right to do with it as they please. As watters stand at present they undoubtedly have this right, as a matter of law; bat the course they have adopted is a futal one in the better light of policy and expediency. Its ultimate €ffect can only be to keep visitors away entirely rdrive them to the Canadian side, and thus Fuin the botels and depreciate business and Property of every kind in the village. The true course for those interested in the ‘Welfare of the town would be to take the neess- ary steps, by purchase or otherwise, to abolish all toll-gates and entrance fees, and thus make B visit to all the attractive points a substantial Pleasure, instead of a costly and constant an- Boyance, as at present. Uuder such circum- stances fifty people would be induced to go there where one goes now, and the increase to the profit of legitimate business thus secured | for a few seasons would more than repay the Gost of bringing about so desirable a condition | Of things. It is not likely, however. that the harpies who Bow have the piace in their clutches will be far-sighted enough to see the wisdom of this Policy, and it is altogether probable that under their control the existing modes of filching money from the pockets of the public will be | kept up until tourists and visitors cease to go there at all. This is to be regretted onevery | for the great cataract is really one of of the world, and one which should De made attractive and easily accessible to all, Poor as well as rich. The truth is, and it is becoming more mani- fest every year, that government made a great mistake when it permitted any of the land in the vieinity of the Falls to go into the hands of private individuals. The whole tract should have been kept as a public reservation or park, just as the Yo Semite and Yellowstone valleys have since been reserved. It is of course too | late now to retain it as those places were re- | tained; but there is one other course that will | secure the same end, and that course should be | adopted without delay. It is to condemn, at & valuation, for public use, all ths iand bor- dering on and adjacent to the Kapids and Falls, and set it aside as a Free Na- tional Park forever. The same considera- tions which led to reserving the Yo Semite and Yellowstone valleys can be urged, and | with even greater { rce, in favor o: condemn. ing the several isia ds and the banks of the river on the Americ .n side ag prop ied. The Falls are as grand a nataral curiosity in their way as are those wonderful places; and, situ. uted as they are, in the midst of a th ckly set- tied region, and not very far from t'e actual center of population, the creation .° a free park at that place would be a muh more available benefaction than the almost inacces- sible reservations in the middle of t) » conti- ent. It would, to be sure, take considerable money to do this: but it would be worth a great deal of money to have it done. Indeod, the government can better afford to pay alm ost any Price for the property required than to allow it to remain in its present disgraceful Ownership. ‘This project, we may add, has alrea’y been iscussed and favorably entertained by earnest and patriotic men, and we are assurcd that should the measure come before Congress this winter, as it probably will, it will receive a large support from the start, without ref-rence to geographical location or political preiilec- tion of members, but solely op the brow’ na- an ground of restoring to the people that never should have been taken out of +2 —____ General Butler has another chance. special to the New York Times from Boston san mee the state republican convention cannot be held at the time appointed by the state central ¢om- mittee, the I7th of September, after all, the uall in Worcester being engaged for the entire turd” week in that month, and another meeting o: the ‘Zommitice must acodrdingly be held.. $o Rat- Jer’s triends are again plotting for the appo-nt- ment of an earlicr day, fancying that the so ner the convention is held the better his chaac. tor the — +e. account of the frequent aries ing from the cotifounding of the two New ¥ ck cities Oswego and Owego, it is proposed to change the name of the latter, or rather to re- store to it its old Indian pronunciation and sp.l- ling—Ahwaga. This would be an excellent change, nd it cannot be made tog #00. | Preaching to-morrow by Bev. J Much and just complaint ws made at the course pursued by the management of the Bal- _ Potomac timore & railroad toward passengers arriving at Baltimore from the north and west, having tickets over that line to this city, during its recent interruption on account of the stor: Although the officers of the road must have had ‘& pretty good idea if not positive knowledge of the extent of the damage and probable conse- quent delay in the running of trains, travel were unable to gain any information on either point, but on the other hand were given to un- derstand that the interruption was only a slight affair, and that trains would soon be under way again. Finding that these expectations only led to disappointment, most of the abandoned their coupons over that line, for the time being, at least, and came on to Washing- ton by the B. & 0. road. But this afforded only partial relief. Their baggage was checked over the new road, and in poaseasion of that compa- ny, and they could not well obtain possession of it at Baltimore to bring it with them. The re- sult was that baggage due here Tharsday morn- ing was not delivered fur more than thirty-six hours afterward. Legally, we suppose, no road is bound to transport its passengers or baggage until its own “track can be put in running order; but obvious- ly the proper thing for any company's officers and employs to do under such circumstances is to furnish all possible intormation to trav- elers, to the end that they need not be delayed unnecessarily .f they chose to travel by another route to destination. Not only this, but in this case the B. & P.company would in the end find profit in sending the through baggage by the other road or by express, at its own expense, at the earliest moment, so that Passengers would be put to the least possible inconvenience on that account. There is every disposition in the mind of the public to patronize and encoarage the new line, buta few mistakes like the one under notice will go very far to neutralize that feeling and change it to one of distrust. With railroads, as in any other business pursuit, good faith and liberal treatment will be found to pay best in the long run. +202-- Tue Evextnc Star Newsrarer Cow- Prayy.—We are happy to announce that our evening cotemporary. the Star, will soon be published from a new building, the erection of which has already beed decided upon. The Star is one of the successful permanent fixtures of the District, and its editors and proprietors have become. by long and continued associa- tion, so familiar with and attached to the best interests of the community that they cannot failin this new effort to meet the demands of their growing business to receive the support and encouraging sympathy of our citizens. It has struggled through the trying times of adversity with which newspaper enterprises are always surrounded at the outset, and has reached a condition of assured prosperity, of which this new enterprise is the latest and most gratifying indication.— Republican. We thank our neighbor for the good wishes expressed in the above notice and can very heartily and truthfully return the compliment, in recognition of the tact, enterprise, and indomitable perseverance by which the Re- publican has been worked up by its proprietor to its present prosperous and influential posi- tion. As rezards ourseives,we are already in pretty comfortable and roomy quarters, but we foresee that we shall have to provide still further | elbow room for the greatly increased business of Tar Star. . P. E. > ¥.M. vices SUNDAY, 1 CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, ©. A, building. 9th and D streets. ™ Seats free. it [Gr GREAT COUNCIL IMP O RMP. s., > Reps. Seneca Wigwam, 13th sleeps sturgend nism, at Sch Fan WM. M. L in @ 0. of B. COLUMBIA TYPOGBAPIIJAL UNION, 0. LOL—A stated mooting will be held THIS (#aturday | EVENING, at S o'clock, in the er of 9th and D street: HL. PATTERSON, Rec. Sec. }S CHRISTIANITY TAUGHT BY THE Sey APUSTLES: Subject at the Christadelphian Synagogue, uortheast corner of 7th street « York avenne, at 1 a. m. TO-MORROW. invited. No Collection THE SISTERS OF ST. ANN'S INFANT ASYLUM tender t' de. ments to the GERMAN B ETY of this city for @ generons donstion ot one hundred and fifty dollars for the benefit of the institatioa, It THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cor- rof Wwthand G streets, is open for public every Sabbath, service at n o’olnck. E. Rankin. Ba t Hall, southwest cor rh L and Ne All are Ld worshi jor. Strangers cordially welcomed. MASONIC —A special communication of Sa arre ODGE No. 23, F.& A. , Will be held on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, the Jith instant, at 354 o'clock, fur the purpose of at- tensdin, the fun -ral of our deceased Brother, HENRY 0. Hoon. in good standing are fraternal; lovited to attend. ei order et thn We — a C. POYNTON, S‘cretary. > MASONIO.—The officers and members of COLUMBIA’ B. ». eee oe é Cu areee, Bo, 2, will nenemble in Ubapter Chamber, M sso TO ee (Sunday) rkKNOON eased Companic . AN B. Masons in good standing are festervally invites, By order of the M. E. High Priest it L. G. STEPHENS, Sec. The officers and members of DeMOLAY ‘OMMANDERY, No.4, will assemble at th lnm. Masonic Temple, mounted and eq MORROW (Sunday) AFTEROON, at 3 the purpose of attending the far eral of o frat ir H. Hoop. Members of sister Com- manderies, and sejourning Sir Knights, are courte- ously invited. By order of the Em. Cotamander. It" {Forney'sChr] L.G. STRPHENS, Bec, WASHINGTON, D. C. Angast 15, 1373. BW. Bates, Bsq., Agent Cont, Life Ins. Co.af N. ¥., con. 15th and F sts., opp. Treasury Dept. ‘Sra: Permit me through you to return my sincere thanks to the officers of the Coxtinental for the promptness with which they have settled pelicy No. & Att. for $34 00, on the life of =y deceased father, Wm. H. Langley. Cc. 0. LANGLEY, 6-3t Administrator. CHOICE AND PUBE GEMS OF BE- FINED THOUGHT, will illustrate the ever interesting and teeming columne of the SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE 2-MUBRROW. Every “ Home and Hearth,” w ithin “ Will be baptised Somupant “ZBITE pee it: TION, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR '— € rai a 23 lock for ar deceased ur borders” TX MonRow. Our advice, therefore, te our readers is, Don't fail SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE T to read the MORROW. business purposes, it will os ri NDAY MORNING GAZSTTE ix r membered the 8U! very best advertising medium, S7 Advertisements received until o'clock to-night. METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCIA- TION.—The second monthly meating of the METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASSOCTATION i be hela at the Board of Trade Boome, corner of nd the Avenue, on MONDAY EVEN- IStb ipstant at S p.'m. The Secretary will he Booms at 6% o'clock, to accommodate par- who may dealre to subscribe for stock. The shares are Sleach. A large sum of money will be offered for sale “WM. DICKSON, President. JNO. A, PRESCOTT, Secretary. augh-3t {Chronicle and Republican } WASHINGTON Sade CAMP MEET- RAILROAD. Camp daily, from and after yu othe 59 and 9 A.M. 4.90 and 0:95 P.M. Leave the be 7:20,8,124.M oP.M The only train passing the ground on the Sabbath the St. Louis Express, leaving at 7:55 4 + re passes the groucd at © PM. nd trip, (good during the Cam} nts; Children under 12 years, 50 twelve (12) 1" is turnip, are, ing,) 90 112-6 ee PENICK’S INDIAN HAIR RESTORER has never been known to fail, It frees the ip from Dandra Gray Hair tits color, renders it soft and pliaBle, prevents the Helr from, falling eat. and reproduces {t when fons; It is the finest Hair Dremer kuown. For y all Draggi«ts. jyl2-atft NSW BOOKS. Meet- jets. = CIRCULATING LIBRARY, ¥.M. 0. A, BOOMS, Corner $h and D streets. THE POPULAR BOOKS OF THE DAY. 8 per annum; $¥ per quarter. jy 22 BEMOVAL.—The und: have thisday Temoved from corner , Jersey avenue FIBANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, and closed at 114%. were di was very abundant, call at dad per cent. per annam. The was attracting ‘attention, special activity shown. Govermment Securities, Jay Oath gs Say Be J 188i 18H 0's Tak dy We. 1882.6 YS B's Jnasy er 19 See RSs BN Save ese ah loerreget Con iy 5-W's, Jan dd ly, .017 [NOW Fiveteccccccee Mde 6-20's, JandJly, W......19% The BALTIMORE, August 16.—Virginia sixes do, consolidated; Mikes Woet Vir Carolina sixes, old, 2%. BautiMone, Ai 16.—Ootton middtings 16%@16%. Flour firm, but higher. Wheat active; receipts changrd. Corn quiet and steaa: 70; yellow, 60; western mixed, S33. Oats southern, 42@45; western mixed, 41; do. white, 45, Rye firm, unchanged. Provisions steady ; goed Job: bing deniand. Lard nominal, ase Baie, Yorx, August 16.—Stocks steady. Money eaey , ater Avgust 16—Flour quiet. Wheat nominal—low not quotab! une New Yorn, quiet and unchange Loxpon, August 16, 12 30 p. m.—Bonds of 1965, old, 94755 10 40", 90. st 16, 280 p. m.—Erie, 47, Paris e# 87 france 68 Centimes: THE WEATHER. War Derartmxnt, Office af Chref Signal Officer, WASHINGTON, August 16, 1873, 10:30 8. m. SYNOPSis FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR HOUKS.— The area of low barometer continues central over the lower lake region, where cloudy and threatening weather, with weoterly winds and areas of rain, are reported. The pressure has increased with lower teruperature, in the upper lake region and the north- west, where northerly to westerly winds and generally clear weather ‘now prevail. ° Partly cloudy weather, with light variable winds, is re- ported from the lower Obto valley aud thence south ward to the gulf. Tne pressure bas increased, with light southerly ard southwesterly winds and partly clondy weather, in the south Atlantic states, south- easterly to southwesterly winds, with partly cloudy and clearing weather, are reported from the middle a New England states, with light rain on the coast. PROBABILITIRG.—Bor New England Lawrence valley, continued lew barot easterly to southwesterly winds, cloud: enipg weather, with areas of rain. For the lower lake region and the northern portion of the middle states, southerly te westerly winds, slight increas- ipg pre For the upper lake region and porthwest, cool enerally rs r weather, rising barometer and light northerly to westerly winds, the winds in the northwest back~ ing to southerly’ with increasing cloudiness, on Sunday. For the Obio valley, Kentucky and Ten: nessee, variable wide, partly’ clondy weather and possibly light local rai ‘or the south Atlan: And eastern gulf states," southeasterly to south westerly winds, rising temperature, with partly cloudy weather during the day on the south Atlantic tyand threateniog weather on the gulf cra. the southern portion the middie states, southerly to westerly wiods, slightly rising tempera: ture and partly cloudy and clearing weather. nerally firm, Pacific Mail but there was no | | WASTER olf, $7; | inia’s, 1b; North 1 good; firm, ‘4 for southern —ghite, RENT AND SALE. R UR RENT_ HOUSE for cot and FORNIT |_ BOOKS, STATIONERY, 4, 5 RE May SPRINGS OF THE UNITED eaie. W. 016-8 AY Waele os et ot er ; as ae down: | with ‘and notes on the prominent Sper of Bedok rder fe Se gg Pg} ton bonds Rarope, apd list of Sea side Resorts, s. Loulsines tres 9to $p. m. angi$-Im ened jon, M. D., for enle at F 22 BRET Tro BOOMS. on. $i oor, suitable ‘ousekee ping. Ih street, between Pep. sylvania avenue and E street. ° . . ie RENT—101 fe avenar, corner Raward Smirh, MD EPSi5, sircee—Picasant front BOOMS for ren with et by Chaper, by Olive Logan. BOABD. eugls 6 es and Addr ARLUR and . by 7.8. Huxley. Minion to Russia in 1806 of & iM, with or x 1318 8 for the Housewrfe. Book f Borvils-and Ornaments for Sign, Carriage, ‘and Fresco Pairters. Pie NT—A large STORE and ORLLAB, buchen home, srseug ekich cretes faliowtngs” |" Tarcagens 07 the Sather of Woven of Mang = T—A lh areal Ome * are t following: ir be | coed Gas pee teset tadivene’ tauing \precioe | sted an D street, betwen, 6th and 7th ntrun | 1 ist. he location te Perfectiy meat ing eurme | Bxpiated ty the gather of Six Monthe Hiroe. | gully and price per month, House," Bar of: et ee Pd eal bee ‘21. It is accessible by a delightful drive, over easy ergdeg, in 30 minutes from the city ¥ 1 . Playh Carts, Paper and Re . yee, at the very" lowedl ioledals a fm 3 By September Ist, two or three ui prices, oF partly furnished ROOMS. tail nient to the Treasury department, and guod TA three adu.ts. for two families, with Capital cities are not equaled on the north side of T BALLANTYN2&'s, BOARD for » family of Address | Sl osm, comaienss | yi . A . : Ke. hot and cold water, ler, ‘a magnif- ted fe WANTED, Btar offee, ng¥6 St | cout storrroom and ovlin will sont seperate enn le yd gd on pes Con 425 SEVENTH STREET, wean B, WARNZED-To buy, on the instalment Plans e | leatrbeire HOLLIDGE BROS., sth acd O | Faly ta its value and desieebilin nee HOU! with fall de ners room) pr! om ke. angié-lm Sth. There are many of the most valuable springs All the BOOKS for som Pe p2.500. ie porhoeer high arp FUE BENT SOUSE Sis ar sront normhwest Uk BEN —BUUSE Sis a sirese norch west, Ro Durest soft cold water op Farivus parts of these | vew SABBATH SCHOOL Li remises also - Address ‘Contam! venue oar, rine. BOO! . Qmice No 3. 5% Bt. Paul et, Baltimore. angles: | oxy T strecg nore een MeL, Lagaire | MEME at which they are offered, and on | forthe legend Dorian etna pet ANTED—To rent, from the Ist of Say = = eaey terms, makes them the very best {uvestwent. | fanct; BOHOUL, FURR TT UR al re ae [OE SALE—Very deairabis_smanl_ LOTS a | Priks. ¥ & family of two, @ modern bu: Square 5 on accommodating teres for persons of R.A PHILLIPS, PLIES. pith hall, in the northwestern eS eer “A red means. THOS. E. WAGGAMAN Real x ‘ ning from 3 rw.) etal : ¥ a 2 terme and location to KM. Be Blar ether, macle 3 aad yeceeee Beer ieee COR RENT—Two UNFURNISHED ROOMS (trout bedroom and kitchen) to a family with @ child. Inquire at No. 453 0 “ Sth streets augls S* por REN ¢—FURNISHED ROOMS, als, two upfarnished on first flo suital TF offi or bedrooms. | Table board by week or mouth; 1014 E V ANTED—By a single man, a moderate sized well-fornished BED BOOM, south front, k fated northwest of Pennsylvania avenue, and’ b- fecon 7th and lith streets west. Apply at a of- x : aug d&Wtf over National Metropolitan Bank, TELA —Partics wishing to borrow money tn @xall amounts at low r other security, can be accon their a@dress t k Box No ©, on good paper or dated by senting 613 1sth street, | W ANTED—A respectable and competent WHITE WOMAN for chamber and housewor« in 9 re 3 Wwiy —We kare a on al small family. Apply at 712 Isth street, wuglo-a* | #Teet northwon sciet5- | $50,000 Besta ont yan oat diezomal N — sTari0 is aT ROUSE ore: Sar an ETA pleasant BUMMBR KESI- | property in sumsfrom £3,000 an npwants: | OPENING OF A Mim, STATIONERRY Wstibakoome ina good locality. Address | A DENCE end seven, sores of improved etunnd, AULMADGE & OC wines clace goetst tor wien force E.J 3. Biar fie ee \e COMPSTON & DAVIDSON, Wall's Obo. | gnco2ee Natick a ney Repabite Dutidine. eT Does ae ee TING NTED—A PLAIN OO m 0 2" Orme remind - NG DO ORDE Ww WASHER at TRONE Parkinson House, SCR REN Tobe a FEST FLOOR ate FOE SAUE—0n liberal creiit, or exchange for | | The pubite are invited to cal! not cxamine our S22 Fenueyivanie ercnue.“__augib t=" | I’ Giisuradhhed rious for bonsteerpiea force | toodtetas, and tot ae tale” city, oF sernee near |” Synaer Betionsl Metrbrine hack, WANTED—BOARD fora Tady, ina private fam- Prceatory brick bourse, oceupird by two adults. | the RF. and Potomac ratitead. Ba. PATELEPS And next door te J » be ily; no questions to be asked. Address J.. this | To a small, desirable family reut moderate; 1920 | Real Estate Broker, 619 sole street." iy38-3m* "| D. office, augl5-2" 12th street northwest. augl5-tSepl* k OE Sach | 7 ANTED—A competent person desires @ PO- , Oe £82475 ., Y AUSTIN P. vy, W Aiton as Drug Clerk.” Address @. Ls Star A DESIRABLE HOME. Corner of New {ork aveucs ene Fitisenth stress. | * Office. augis-3t* A substantial BRIOK COTTA two story and ‘Three large double HOUSES, ing in prio | — i 7 r basement. Mansard roof; is nearly'new, aud con- | from $38,000 t0 §50,00, abd several ‘other first class AND TRUST V /ANTED — A compe cut W HITE GIRL. fo structed ina very superior manner intended sea | Houses, . e out cbildren; references required. Apply at 403 Srehitect ana mec! Se ee ee coummine so oa ua ree ¢ GROUND ent LOTS tn on COMPANY BAREING OVER, 7th street. augl5-3t_ | roome, with all the modern improvements. Lot HOUSES and LOTS at Monnt Pleasant. jel8 1607 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUB, WANTED—By September Ist, three commual- | 'Gns back to an alloy; front lawn, set with flowers, ARE Wr 1 cating furnished ROOMS, suitable for house- | And the whole surrounded with © neat iron fence, BOO ABD FIR TURES oat Sergun—The (Opposite U. 8. Treasury.) pings by a genticman and his wife only. Address, | firmly set in granite posts. ‘The location is the hush? hee aoe ‘URES of a first-class Shoe gterin, “LAUREL,” Btar office, augis-2* ” | cat and most desirable In the cite tee eee ea & 800d business. Satisfactory | ALL PROFITS paid to DEPOSITORS, as inte 3 _ ar 08 Le sold for lese than cost, and upon able terms, | Tessons given for soning. Address Post Ofice Bor | rest, not exceeds Der Cent. per aunum J ANTED—A Seamstress who understands all nan OTTO ADEE 726, Washington, D. 6. 306-tf INTEREST on Ox Dora and upwards, from ¥ branches of children’s clothes, wishes a fam- Real Estate Brokers, 1401 New York avenus, SALE OR RENT—The WASHINGTON | *"3).0/ each monsa. . fly's WORK. “Please address SEAMSTBESS Star | _angls-tf (Chr&Rep] corner lath st. northwest. FCiry Grass WORKS, corner of 25th and N Ozer from 98. m. to 4p. m.; Wednesdays and ‘ EDA tody Gocires to secure a pieamamt | FOR, BENT HOUSES, untarnished, 975, BF: | Pesinen now Inthe caliding, ‘apiece Moats | onan Semen onty.)6% to we lesires re = iS i. be = ROOM, with BOARDING ‘and the use of « i 10, $25, 820, $18, $15, $12; OH: | business northweet. sintliiomenadas = o™s cme eee ® private family, where there are no other ¥ AQUNEY TO LUAN ON BEAL ka —_— ° gnydersj references exchiaiged, Address V..care Ey oe: TS Eee Me*2¥ 70 LOAN On BEAL BSTATE 3D STREET, near Seventn, — - ue and three large ATTICS. G-uteel, contrat Real Estat Brokers, Pays INTEREST ON DEPOSITS, makes COL- ANTED—& good BAKER. 1343 Tub streets | tion, No children. Inquire at this office. auglé ma3-tf 1437 F street. | LECTIONS, and trausacts all business connected = 2 FOE SALE The three-story FRAME, No. 425 | FRSIOK OLAY VOR GALE. with Banking. wa ty WASTED LAD RRS A PRERD & 00. ix Phone northwest: It is in thorough repair. Avni DODGE @ DARNEILLE, -ANKING HoUs ee anglt-3t “910 Pennaylvauiaavenie. | Devoid ata beeen ee ee eee, all | nee 7 rare. |B oF J ANTED—A gvod SERVANT, to do general | H street. augli-6r* =_—eE_E_———— J. H. SQUIRE & Co., W : hi ‘x. A 631 F street north- west, ‘Under Second Witfoua! Bank. anghi-2” Fee, RENT—To a careful and responsible tenant, PERSONAL. 6 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, angls 2:* LOCAL RECORD. i Ta an EL s handsome five-room HOUSE, with good yard: Orrosite WitLakn’s Horan, The thermometer in the business room of Tax J ANTED—A COOK, two LAUNDRY WOMEN | No. 714 224 street, between @ and H streets, north: DAM MASSEY, FOKIUNE TELLER WASHINGTON, D. o StaR office registered t follows:—8 a. m,, 73; anda DISH WASHES. Apply at the St. | west. Apply on the premises between 10’and i % . LE SR, N, D. 0. Wa. ma Mme ape 8 | Choa Rite. ply ‘augli-st. | O'clock inthe morning only. sutist*_ | strecte, No. 37.) were Band F and 12tn ani uth | 8 por cent. Pow vipod oman tea Al COST — REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS, WINDOW BCRBENS, WIRE COVERS, at UGDEN'S Housefuraishing Store, 314 7ths treet ngi6-3t* | Fee! STOCK OF FUBNITUBE, CARPETS, €., at private sale, which we are at low prices, at’ privete sale, to rge stock, all of which is of es, x W.L WALL & Co., © Auctioncers and Commission M‘rchants, anglé-st Corner nd Penna, avenue, 80 FALL STYLES, 80 1 POUR NEW SHAPES IN HATS. DAVIS’, Just received, At FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, HAMBURG EDGINGS, BELTS, &c , iling very cheap, At ee eS Be ieies, anglé-st_ SOL Market Space, cor. sth Bt. W OOD AND Coat. Our stock of COAL and WOOD ts now complete, embracing all the best qualities, to whish we tavite the attention ef consumers, Another large lot of rior BAKER'S PIN WOOD ‘ust received» “UPETIO on On hand Hickory, Oak and Pine Wood, sawed and split, or in the stick. Oak and Pine Kindlin: od in bundles or by thecoré. STEPHENSON & BRO., lee, 1204 Pennsylvania avenue c augl6-3t" Mill and Depot, 7th street wharf. BST, FooP Foe INFANTS.—“The Prince thrives so young Upon it that it mast be xery good."—Dr, Richardson. “It resembles Mother's Milk ax closely as possible.”"—Dr. Barker. Avounding in Fiesa and Boxe ‘roRMixe sub- stunces, this Food perfectly fulfils its object, whereas other so-called Foods being entirely devoid of noar- ishing properties induce a rickety a@d idiotic c: jon, It is also caretully freed from the ground h “the wheat, which canse irritation of liarrbors, &¢. Pr ry & Moore, Chem? 0 H. the Priaceof Wales, &c., » London. Bold by Chemists rekeepers throngbout America, _augl6-3ds ly I 0 ARCHITECTS. WaskinoTon, Angust 1873. Tn accordance with the provisions of an act of Congress, approved March 3, 1873, ‘the undersigned hereby invite Architectural plans or sketches (not ueluding details or working plane)for a new build- ig for the Library of Congtees,to be. drawn tn ac- dance with limits and col ons which will be m of fifteen hundred fF such design as may be ad- judged the best by the commission ;jone thousand dol- lars for the second best, and five bundred dollars to the third best, tobe pald on the Sist of December, ‘The plans must be submitted on or before the Ist Bay pt Mojomber next, and addressed (prepaid) to the Librarian of Congress, Washington, D.C. Chairman of the Joint Committee Commission. ; Chairman of the Senate Committee om Public Buildings and Grounds, _fugl6-eotw | Livrarian af Comeress ARPEB’S MAGAZINE for September, ATLANTIC MONTHLY for September, GODEY’S MAGAZINE for September, OLD AND NEW, GALAXY, DEMOREST, YOUNG FOLKS, FRANK LESLIE’s, SCRIBNER'’S, HARPER'S BAZAR, HARPER'S WEEKLY, NOW READY. All the standard periodicals as soon as published, We will deliver any of the magazines or ill Papers to any part of the city promptly, or them for regular customers on demand. WARREN CHOATE & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ane lé 911 Pennsylvania | NITED STATES PATENT OF FICE, J Wasnixotos. D. O.. August 4, 1373. On the petition ot WILLIAM L. WILLIAMS) of New York, N. ¥.. praying for the extension of Pat ut gradted to him ou the 16th day of November, aud reissued on the 4th day of October: 1870, for fmprovement in Machines for Bundling Kindling nd It is ordered that the testimony in the case be closed on the 1éth day of October next: that the time for fling arguments aud the Examiner's report be limited to the 24th day of October next, and that said petition be heard on the 2th day of October saat. & ‘An. Détson may augi6-n stvanr CLL 7 Cc + ATTOKNE:S 41 CLalm 4G ENTS, No. S07 E Seater, or 70st Post-Orricr, Special attention given to Southern Claims. a15-6t OTICE OF THE ASSESSMENT OF DAM- N AGES FOR PROPERTY Tae EXTENSION orm STRERT rid aes Orrick oF THe Boarn oF Pusiic ma} .» Vernon Row, oppose this extension, SP CEGG ETT Uokimtosioner. 0. LAW AND GENERAL DistRict oF Corumpta. In part astiseron Cray, Avant 15th, Isis. Ay ance of the Legisiatiye Assem- biy ‘of ‘the District of Columbia, entitled * a: povide for the jon of *M'street in the clit ats and meps thereof to be pre} |, whieh are now on file in thie office, and can there be ins; by parties interested. Notice ts hereby 2 $0 all persons whose proper- ty lies within the limits of the pro; said street, in square wumbered i dame or compensatio: at tho ‘Micetcf ths Vice Presidaut of ‘Baile Works of the Jo. 13, Morrisen’s Bail '» on the Z5TH DAY OF Ate! o’clock, noon, en a 4 owners pe suc! extevsi pn of said as Fz We have band at Braneh bret petted wich ara coat Pickets, which we will sell teat Father move anelé- Under Beaton House, F°o* Ficktine. —— PURE CIDER VINEGAR, WSITE AND BLACK MUSTARD SEED, CELERY e&Ep. A es gaat cf til the SPICES, whole and an "i “ ) ANTED—To rent, by Be) uber Ist, a HOUSE of about eight rooms, Fo SALE-Ti ry BRICK HOUSE. leasantly located. Ad- 'Wo-stol bay window, seven rooms and Dath-room, 1300 F V MaA?4 ‘® BRUOE, CLAIRVOYANT AND DOCTRE: De “ om cFeamand. Pay of oftcerstn S % “ Fy loca | Strect. Price @3 8; easy terms, ' * — tons nnn? winr OMfom, mating torme nnd Looe | Soar FRAME HCURES ct tekueon, avense, be- Houre—i2to 3,710 9. on rent between MwA T | VE NATIONAL BANK OF THE cee ~ tween Mth aud Isth and B and S streets. Lots 133135; (Corner of Tth and D streets, V ANTED—Immediatels—A xvod GIBL, totake | fre rooms. Price $2,500; $400 cash, balance $3) (QBsTACLES TO MARRIAGE. OPEN FROM 104 care of two children; also u GIRL to cook and | permeonthe : neg decl7-1y Bu. reer eee aa emuall famiiy, Apply No.S04 | Ptwo LOTS on Pierce street. between Math and 1sth | HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUN@ MEN —Bent ~~ MAW Alb H street, between sth and 9h northwest. augié-3t* | ard'S and T streets: SUxe0 onshe lone tie free in sealed letter envelopes. Address, HOWARD | (72 RMAN AMER WANTED By 8 indy. a pleasant ROOM and | | Also. tine BULLDING LOTS on lich street north- ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa..—an Institution eae te good TABLE BOARD, in a private family, | West, between Q and R streets. 2 having bigh Fepan for honorable conduct, Opposite vitbin ton minuies walk of' the Treasury depart MOULTON & BRAINARD, ae eres Jyfon_ | Bek hours: 9 .m.to 4 9.m. Saturdays a ment; referencs ‘XC! Le ress Mre. . - J ' EBS. aon: = ment), references exchang pvtrdt angl4-ec2w opporite Treasury Department. | **Q5 TA’ The oneaine: Pica s as ae “utero 5 id on deposits. Ooh oy WANTED By imo gontiomen, two comaani. | JOR RENT—HOUS 1003 K street north, OF THE WORLD. shed . made ont cating ROOMS in tral location. Tarnished i he ae eae By kell 7 sro gures. wo, seaticinee weed ene President, A. EBERLY, V 0% © fern! fer parlor and chamber, on first or yee oat oa po tay on of hands, . J. »Sec., tk. PREN 3. 4 second fluor; south front preferred; reterencemes, | 322 i2ih street. agi? TOT, 475 Ostrect northwest 7 MTs sinscamsannsabsicanienbas angl4-3t™ ANTED—*DOMESTIO” Sewing Machine Go. Want a strong AMEBICAN BOY, who has changed, Address M., Star office. W Fo SALE—BRICK HOUSKS Nos, 2135 and 2240 Pennsylvania avenue; one of five rooms, cellar, bath room, gas, water,'and sewerage; the EDUCATIONAL. . oe » busi other contains store and three rooms; fixtures’ and Bankers, OMESTION SM Os, weantes the business Boas of fancy store also for cate, Taquire at 2140 | PROYS’ ACADEMY. Wipe, Fear} Work re- me 7 cothpetent SALESWOMAN, one who wadersta m venue. an id commences SEPTEMBER Ist, at Dr. Sunder- EIGN EXCHANGE ana the ar chines Ted) mi “DOMESTIO” 8, M VASSERS; must be sf dcing a good bi selleng good. ETTEES OF ( REDIT for any part af the world, on COOKE, McCULLOCH & CO., LONDON. e *OR SALE—Anew FRAME HOUSE on O street wore Goer CAN Fs Ame be <a ‘noth and 9h streets; 7 rooms, jen of character nel capatte | batbrcom and cellar, gas aud water. Ayply 446 orthwest. ioe ess. No inexperienced persons | 1 = corded a land’« church, 43 street, between ( street and enue northwest. e lar, st stores, or c° Li att i's rest d street southenst. ice $15 per quer- ot pupils limited ¢ orth 2 iety a 4 rN. need apply, 905 F treet, aghast [CE EENT—A three-story BRICK HOUSE, con- | _snel6-1m CHASE BOYS, Peincipal. | 2r° Cashed tn Soy part of EXGLAND, TnuLanp ona W 4NTED-UNF OBS IStED Bogus Wanted | ated ‘On Hith etrect, betwee Mt Lot tees ate Perak: CORE W ON CITY SAVINGS BAN ting ROOMS." Private family, preverred: with: or | Sott-Hoauire at 1103 Metreet uorthwest angz-im™ | "a .emeun North Chat eal Bet streets 1.0. | = . ct and Louisiana avenue, PAYS 6 PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Interest commences from dats of deposits, without Board. Address Box 108 P.O Wier Gh DG. Washington, D.C. Echolastic exercises will be resumed on MON- DAY, September Ist, 1873. on 6-t00. J Fo SALE—A beautiful FARM of 740 acres, within three miles of railroad depot, and half hour by rail from this city; large tered and timbe: buii Hinge; fine delivery, Apply to laud; well w 5 good. neighbor= AMES CLARK, President. | Drpesite can be made and drawn st wi E& DABNIELLE, Brokers, — | tract. neste =~ i le ee = mrbott a avgl2-ot" A429 F sireet. | bainuce in ty Band Syearss ave per cet DODSE | MI MEEGT SCHOOR Te REMOVE HEE SE: = WANTED A coca ont door SALESMAN at tne | DAKNEILLE, 1426 F street. S0K2-10t_ | -ireet, where she will resume her duties SEPTEM PROFESSIONAL VICTOR SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, F OR SALE—Two new FRAMES, very cat and | BER 19th, and endeavor to mer't a continuation «f 469 Pennsylvania avenue. sug7-im pretty, situated on Lawrence street, between he generous patronage which has been bestowed OHN W. FRAZE VANTED—To rut. an UNF isth and 1sth and B and 8 streets, one square from | since 1500. Mrs. P. may be Se “ATTORNEYV-AT-LAW V HOUSE with modern im rovement street cars; in a growing neighborhood: can be | ber F September Ist. AND NOTARY PUB. " era the CI from the aot Bea eee ne ABEL MILLET ALIB: | que COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY, Mire, No. 909 7th sit-et northwest. augiy purchasing’ the, ame: within’ ther rises ies feoot | New York avenue: i SyS-im_ | “The Preperstny Deseonit oes SEPTEM- DS GEQEGE S. KING tae retarucd vw the ony $600 to BHO. “Address Pomt Office Box 106. a/-8" | [\OR BENT—A large DOUBLE PARLOR ait: | BEN Ie" end Feeidences 1388 PT etcee pein, Ofice \VANTED-All Indice to see it, Does not run Ing porposes aud offices. Tuguire | The Columbian College opens SEPTEMBER 17. | .0e," dence, 1923 I street, between Vermont Wy ce eeras wir eet ae tinal eh ae avenue, near tho National | The Medical College opens OCTOBER ©. et rf . ‘anetd tim wok “Gane onl neat ee Sym" | ‘The Law School opens OOTOBEM D'i.J, © DARRELL, DENTIST Ome acer orm Bpeed anetaaloa te wemenes cron the | VOR RENT—The large STORE on Pennsyivania | gdha'cinietery Containing full particulars tn re- alt hinds’ inserted ofa Sees room, ‘Speed unequaled—1,500 stitches @ minute. Avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, for. | Sard terms and Conrees of jnatruction address | of all kinds —— Dorable will Iast 30 yoare Rasy terme—monznly | merly cccu ied ‘by George. @ Thomas Parker ead ang?-tres . President. &e. —— a yments. The LATEST IMPROVED WHEELER | at preseut by Browning ‘& Mdina, Te heed me Sc | PDEA. BEATE, Graduate of Obi College ot WILSON SEWING MACHINE. At P." J. | the meat eligible bustiees places inthe, cites RR1CHLAND BOARDING AND Day SCHOOL | UD Dente Surgery.a1i rth mtreel, STEER & SON'S, 461 Ponnsyvania fi Novem FOR Bors, D and &. Teeth 610 per eet, either sew 4s street. ire at No. 338 €45 Lancale Str: Park A Befers to R A. Bacon. aM WW ANTED—lomedietely— Families or personain | © street northwest,” ° 2232awim* wetapalcerllent eae e aas heed in de- of first-class SERVABTS of every BALTIMORE, Mp. Ss. J. FRANKS, E—A large and handsome DWELLING c DENTIST, scription, male and female, to call and got supplied E street northwest; pressed b: WM.D. MARTIN, A.M, ipa, assi street, above Kirkwood House, Sr otce. "Borvant also cat get good homes ant best | front, with Bevoraatgne trumings and porch. fain | srasustes ofthe Unhvereny, or vip mgteS. So se nomnane on te mens copes of w: eee by arn = S BUTLER 30; ah 5 pack balding x35. ly bai and German taught by ex; nced Lative masters. ance, Gt, durability, and purity of materi, oe cea ee eraeie | ABarnnyuem ict cntr, eau temo’ | “Calica Wi fal Sonic, ont to any au. | Sg DOO ne at Beti a os CO ANTED—All those why value their eight to yr y ioe. : : r Know that the bet “ONE DOLLAB SPO. ak SD “Aavement cea | GT. JOHN'S COLLEGE, Aunapola, Ma.— AMES 0. OLEPEAR B. 2. BRAILBY, TACLE’ in the countey is accuratety patted to tho Fompletsd, with, wooden pavement and | Sy RPE ee ee Renee maiooiee cyesight by HH HEMPLER, the Opies parked. Will be sold very cheap and on very fa: B . ; Ss be CLEPHANE & BRAILEY. corner | Kole terms. C sl. g ‘treet and oPenneylvanio “avenue. Debot for gpletorms. Apply to 8. H, BACON, Grocer, 79 a en — gg em eine Ors St SHORTHAND W. Trees ata w krrdu ermomet 3 myi9-ly" inno ‘end able semi: | facing Tnatenm Sieeceephlsonae ANTED—A TENANT for part of House No, | [COE SALE OR RENT—HOUGE, 710 tint street; | usuunliys to eargoce Several State Scholarships et WAST PA TENANT for part of House No, Penehiee and ferna ee eer month; has modera | vacant. Forcataloguce, containing full particulars, | FORM F. HANKA, walk of Government Printing OmMce. It has gas and | S°nventences and furnace; key may be had a: No. | address Puor. Wm H- HOPRINS ae ATTORNEY -AT-LAW, “ater, eummer kitchen. Rent moderate." “"'jea_ | 744. Eur further particulars a baie 7s hay ei. asnapets, we. aea-tt ik ae reins : 3 : ATAPSCO FEMALE INSTITUTE ington. D.C. W ARVs Near ee, V1GPOF | CH RENT Desreie SESTPENCE. pppate WeaW BACTiaORE, ao. ting the most perfect shattle in ase, resting Hand ¥ Pent S78 A.B DOVALE coraeran | This Tnsrtnte has been in operation for thirty-six REAL ESTATE AGENTS. Pennsyivanis avenne. Also, Branch of Mme, Dem- | 459 Penusylvaniemremvere’? iv-tt” | bomber ef pupils tlmited to ninety. it hae represen: T. BERRY, 3r., orest's Pattern ‘gpa | hativesitrom wo-thirce of the stator, Tes heme, + aug®-1y Ww. . Agent, is pre-eminently healthful, ts central, and easily KEAL ESTATE AGENT AND BROKER, LOST AND FOUND BOARDING. tented Pyraitped fom Btimore ant "Washing: | _aoss im Bo. 819 Market Spe: BOYLE, BANK JUAN BOYLE & co., REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BOAEDING—The attention of Indies and gentle. ABEUm. mien desiring e auiet boarding house. is called to the pleasant Furnished Rooms, with Board, on assac! the northeast corner of setts avenue and MBS. BR. HH. ApCREE, Ellicott City P. 0., Ma. ADELL FEMALE SEMINARY, AT AU- LAttixe sees = cote , BEWABD.—Strayed or jy23-eo8m subscriber, one BLACK arin the forehead; mane han; $10 stolen from the MARE; ht fees. Sonon, BROKERS, iefr. I will pay the above reward for, the loth street northwest. Entrance on loth st. ai3-6t* on & Albany Tailroal, Advantages: Kocation No, 606 loth atrect, opposite U.S. Trossury. return of sald mare to 221 2h street. Island SSE | end appointment unser . feachersip | wOR SALE—A han ous) sual G.¥. DONAHUE. FOR SALE. Sine pear recetttormaptes oy, rete | aS SUALESA hentio, NOUR on 1 S5O REWARD — Lost about six weeks ago, tn Ty. Special advent for Music, Modern Lan- | 88¢ H. HOUSE No. 1010 Massacis 2 going from the Ebbitt House, in an F street SALE—A splendid new ect of SINGLE and Painting from Nature. Arms: Thorough | HOUBE No. 226 24 street onat, for sal car, to Washington Honse, co 3dand Avenue, ARKIAGE HAKNESS; gilt mouuted; below | Culture Trae Womanhood. Next year ns ished or unfurnished. A COTTAGE fi a pur of round BAB-BINGS, eucrald ourroctded ct; 634 Pennsylvavia avenue east. al6-3" | September 25, 1673. Address CHAS. W. CUSH- ‘e aaa, lon £2.50. Severai small HOUSES, with nds, The above reward will be Fo EALE—A BLACK PONBY, 7 fot hich: ino ‘iy3-w&s,3m_— | (fom 83.500 to small cash payments. We smal m0) paid and no questions asked if left at the office of 4 ug}6-2¢* can ° 7 Save soveral very fine FARMS, improved and w ESS waskinon bose yer f9r riding or for @ light bagzy._ No: yp AHL ns a RY syrw A ADEMY, Pocguxrersin nN. unproved, on he Washing < ot. 34th and ¥— . Boys, | city, for sale at low gtr or exchatge a LGRive eects 13th instant, a child's E—HORSE, OART, and HABNESS, in “Fallin.” jy16-3m ae 30) 000 feet GROUND to various por- wus botwoon 19h end lith ates anglers” | LAND BOG, ayeursold: At 713 Bich street nora LIVERY STABLES cerns, oF will tx or productive improv ‘GUND—a DIAMOND RING, which had probe- i SALE—Onc GREY AOUSE, seven years NAILOR & SON, HACK AND HIRING ~ FWY been stolen by bol a H tid) perfectly staunch iu harvese. A- gr T. SASL Es sie ae Toe be THE TRADES, anglt-3t* 854'Pa, ave. northwest. | by atthe American Te Ko ith TS TWEEN HTH AND ‘15TH STREETS .— First-class ‘Sin- Ppa eS rd oe in the water-closet of A WNINGS Willard’s Hotel, on Wednesd: fe ire. "We would call partioulse sicenescn ts . We wo a our Pleasure Coaches (OR SALE—A four-eeat family OARBIAGE, orn {i i tg, August ath, betwen’ ands orelnck, gr AERA Og £9rdg gATOME family Wee i joaches for Picnics, Excursions and | ¥OR PUBLIO, BUTWDINGS. HOTELS AND The One Wace Co HALE HON Inquire at. the office of the © Washington: s 5 COBAIN. | Avove reward will be paid by leaving nal,” 309 8th street northwest, or at RAINEY street, south of TENTS FOR CAMP MEETINGS FOR SALE OB Livery Btable, Lith KENT, "1 = o =a ation leading to its recover” estits | & THARES saavames « wun nue, aughs-6t “By J, C, HOGAN, Manufacturer, vata {well paying RESTAURANT, 713 MARKET SPACE, with a bea iif mame garden, tn the cunta? soBetwees Teh aud sh sree : Ve. x Bole ne . OOAL AND WOOD. ScHMEIDRH, No- 113 Riis atroot, Merandr ehoby'iWhiiie Wath “tee STABLISHED 16840. a WNING ‘E-Gne 99 HORSE POWER TUBU- ‘LAB Bui. “2 new; 93 Water street. ang?-% a Lee win 8 Will exch: real estate, 4 street aud Market Bpace. PREPARK FOR WINTER. pCENTRAL COAL Yaa. WOOD AND COAL! WOOD ANI B FosD ANP Go 7 Nema nn Spe ©. ‘a FOB PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIO BUILDINGS, MANUFACTCRED BY M. G, COPELAND, 643 LOUISIANA AVENUE, ! ec ‘alley, Shamokii Atty all eines fon fa aliratl, thus secu MEDICAL, &o, slate. Now CAMP MEETING TENTS and FLAGS for sais the price ad: oa. at. sr their advantage to —_ Pees cee baie i ae, _— ee rd AND SEWER- avenue, aa oe augl-Se tWash, Jon Mctau. e E* Ho. signa ea Gay Dears i “iD street "wh . RARE CHANCE, Do YouR em a cor becare tne Bi te a ) t therw 23 £88, Ligat a Siveet Ghar! Gntisase. N#™ Pasions ror Lapiee axp ony DREN DRESSES AT bits ee he mr SRP Eee Ne Shy Sores at AS a ta