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THE COMPLEXION
TIE EYEBROWS. THE RYE1A9HE8
THE EYEBROWS THE EY RIASHRS
THE EYEBROWS TIE KYffIGTTa
REArTLEIEn

BY
The Original Greek method Of treatment by DR. VAN
DYCK, Dermatologst and Professional Comp3exonist,
No. % Grant Place. between 9th ahd l0th, md II
Hours 8 to z; Sundays, 9tO1
Eve woman has desire TO be as BEAUTIFUL. pretty
ing Old It 1s womanS duty to be besutfful and she
in life she It II idea that personal beou
ty is purely matter of youth for ledy we'll up in the
thirtes well dipute the palm With tire miss Of IL
Helen OF Troy was FORTY when Paris fa IN love with
her Asrasia welded Perices at Cleopatra was
thirty SIX when she fascinated Marc Antony Eana De
Potiers carried of Henry the XI 1T the same age
Madame De Maintenon was forty three when she won
King Louis the XIV; Nnon De Euclos was seventy
two when she charmed the Able de Vsrais and at tie
age OF forty.three Madame Recaner was universally
regarded as the most beautiful In all Europa
Every lady who has regard for her appear
ance should consult and patroniAe the DerMstofoest
and Professional Compex1onist with the freedom
dressmaker. -
Dr Van Dyck is pleased to announce to our ladies
that he now prepared to make engagements TO pera
nently beautify the complexion. eyebrows and eye
ment This mode is scientific. artistic hygienic ana
rational. ALI bemishes removed by the most i'm
proved methods known to science The diet bathin0
twenty 81 his life TO the conscientious study md
treatment of the skin and has reduced the reatment
the complexion to regular science. CAll and make
your engagement at once Special for the season
to all who begin now 6&fisfaction assured in every
Send six one-cent stamps for treatise ON Per.
eonal Beauty, Bearded Women and Blessings for the
Bald ap20-m&tu8t
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United by Iron Ties.

CITY or MEXICO, May u, VI. GALVESTON -Tbe
directors OF the Mexican Central Railway and party
We're entertained yesterday afternoon low the Mex
lco Jockey tiuh lAe guests Were entertained
with races, leatS of hOr~emanShIp and country
sports and banquet by the Mexican government
IN honor of the Mexican Central railway orncialA
,.ne sfHs,nts were MADE oy distinguished Mexicsns,
tostNring 10 the good VIII felt hy MeNlcans for
Anericans and TO the pleasure the completion OF
lile road auurdS them President NickerSon re-
ferred 10 the happy completion ut the main line
Which now unii,'s the two republics and expressed
Satisfaction with the relations existing between
ule railway company and the Mexican governments
AiiudlhE 10 recent attacks on the company's prom
eltN he Appealed Ia the government FOR protection
and was iuy assured of receiving Il. The hanouer
closed with toast 10 the Presidents OF the United
states aud Mexico, proposed 10y senor Pacheco.
minister of pubic works In the banquetting hall
tue nlgs OF the nited States and Mexico were In
iertwincd ana bands played the national airs OF
both rnunfrieS - =
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A ssTcrrffic'' Prize Fight.

CHICAGO, May 13-The Ne,rs' special from Omaha
StateS A terrific prize fight occurred this morning
near Clear Greek, forty miles from omaha, between
James Fell. from Rlch Hill, Mo-, and Jack Hanley,
the champion OF Colorado, for purse OF $500 A
special train left Omaha this morning for the scene
OF battle with over hundred sports aboard. who
paid $40 ticket At O'Clock the men entered the
ring Twenty-Five rounds were fought Both men
were badly punished, Hanley about the face and
Fell about the body. Hanley was inclined TO make
in the twenty-second round he made q bad foul,
and the referee decided the fight In favor or Fell
one and on the return trip began 1ghting on the
cars, and finally there was an exchange OF pistol
shots, three men being wounded, one in the head
men were taken from the cars In carriages and kept
from the authorities.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

W1LL CARLEroN,s
RECITALs AND INTERPRETATIONS
BALLADS "1EGENpsS 4E III sTH And FESTIVALS
coNeREeA4fEoNhL # SHn CHURCH.
Of
LADS" LEaESb" and aFtsffSXIs Published
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 21sr. New Poems and
Request Program
nnmber Of Gourse flesets Kesep ed az No eHa
charge for reserved seats Ellis Music Store 97 Penn
WILL CARLETON: DEAR sm: The UNDERMINED. sp;;
preclatng the beauties of your Ballads, Legends and
Festivals and being desrous of hearing them recited
to rive OF readings from works In this
city ut such time and place suit your convent
". w. coRcoRAN. JoHNA. LOGAN,
srRStfy AfrrHEws. 3gs HOS 5 \: MRAMisnhER fkInER
RkS5AAiS HARRISON. WI FRYE
5SaA SbaIAMs baEkM 1iMFs 1HsEfS E fk1k
skhhSff y kAspzH RaicE ERaakafssSck EM MhaSs5
i + ! y skoeuM NAFaaN n : keSaSFfss aSFf! Il.
4; s. HESTff. PAsHfH ( JAMES.
no Y: fiNDLEY. HoR1Ffo RISa.
j JOIN q sANs NkAssoN, 4 4. R: r. sPoFECR6, ISaHtHN
fss 5Gsf1d SIX s. lRss
bbAEkz bz zas dSI ass s5sHSais5 s
sHh Ss .ans su Z s; ss s i9 e H SaTT
nsE M W. Mex NSSRsS Ms2 us
"as sa;Rl' FOR the compliment Ii sSSis i:EEfsss5Ss'
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kilograms to The Star.
CHARLES O'CONOR DEAD.
SENATOR SABIN'S FAILURE.
MORE STEAMSHIP DISASTERS.
AMERICANS AND kEElCLNS PRLTERNIlE.
O'CONOR DEAD.
SENATOR SABIN,S FAILURE.
Affairs nj the Naval ac.d.nx

Special Dispatch 20 THE EVENING sr.R
ANNAPOLIS, MD, May IS-Seventy-seven cands-
dates Tor admission 10 the Naval academy VIII re-
port thursday for examination Members OF the
classes on midshipmen and engineers who
Siaoust'l IN - VIII also report that day for fnal
examination AT least eighteen OF these will b
i,talheu IN the navy, as follows: Thirteen In the
junior grade mldShpman, which grsde contains
one hundred and three and Is the only grade The
NUMBER IN which was not reduced by Congress-
l 1rce Will be assigned 10 the engineer corps and
II Is sac 70 put down two mnre for Nacan,.l.s
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ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR.-Gen. Benet has
been designated to act as Secretary OF War during
the absence Of Secretary Lincoln.
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f~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
- 18TH ISSUE
OF THE SERIAL SAVINGB AND BUILDING Ass(

The meeting for the first Iayment of dues will eheld
3tHau No e16 18th street Opposite Patent Office, WE'D
NEsNAY, l4fh inst att O'Clock pm. This presents
ing Assoeati9p @ No back dues: shares 81 each Sub
Robert g. Campbell, President 5N 10th stnw
Dilon. sn5seon General's Office l4th and Pa ave
H. G. DALEY 1st Auditors Oface
st Clair. Surseon Generals Office 18th and Pa ay
O. 8. Ftrnjn. ID Auditors Office.
81. P. cafl3n. 6rS 7th st.nw.
1hos Hrodsricks Adlutant Generals Office
Chas. Harliug. 934 Pa. ave- pw
Milton ITO s G Barnard d. Attorney. M 472 La, ave-,
Constitutions may be obtained from any Of the zbove.
named of6cPfs The stock greatly in demand ana IL
being rapidly taken
kOBT. g. CAMPBELL, President,
JNo A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and TGeasares. % iIs
street NV nv0-10f
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telegram from New Orleans states that the
case OF the United States against the Louisiana Lot
terry company mad been dismissed upon q demurrer
nled by the defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-13

SECRETARY FoLGER will return to Washington
from Geneva Thursday morning
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THE PASlcEY FEELING AT ST. PAUL suBsDRp.
ST. PAUL. MINI, May lathe panicky feeling
here In connection with Senator Sabins failure had
subsided, and the general BELIEF now 4 thas ~
losses VIII be small
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Joe JeefersOu,s Live stock,

NEW ORLEANS, La, May 1a-At q meeting q
parish commissioners TO the Worlds exposition
yesterday many spirited speeches were made.
Iberia parish, the home OF Joe Jefferson. sent
word that IL would make fine live stock exhinlg
as well as furnish specimens OF the great salt
mine. Jefferson himself will exhibit some OF tn
finest blooded stock In America
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A Receiver for the Wabash COMPANY
Not Appointed.

: ST. LOUIS, May 13-The Glove -DefnocrdG Btatoo
on the authority OF Col Hoxie third vice president
OF the Missouri, Pacific and Wabash systems, thaf
the reports from New York and elsewhere about q
receiver for the Wabash company are entirely with.
out foundation, and further, &c Is the opinion os
gentlemen who conduct the affairs OF the wabash
company that an immediate placing OF the road In
a receivers hands Is legal impossioilfty. II theU
time to talk about a recelvership, but as Tar e
known neither default or rece1vership Is yet o.
ten ted
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The second regular meeting Of the SECOND WORK
1NGMEN'S BUILDING ASSOCIATION for the pay.
ent OF dues and making advances will be held at the
NAV h aad o%oc on s nav 81 AZ
tanned on one share for repayment Of 81 monthly Six
per cent paid on all Investments
SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH
This ASSOCIATION affords grand OPPORTUNITY to per-
sons wishing to secure home for small monthly bay-
ment and 10 Of the best banking institutions for
an investor because money loaned only on the best
Of security Constitutions. containing all Information
Will be given and subscriptions Of stock taken by the
following gentlemen:
o Thomas Broderick. President, War department s2s
22d st. n. W.
Capitol st.
+ D. DAILY. Treasurer, O. Market Building
Nm d Bayne, Adams Express. st. n. v.
pennis FOgarty Express 1729 9th st. q. w.
John l. Fallon, Adj't Gems Office or 433 N st. n w.
e w. Bushnell TO 1lth at n. ".
Peter Mccartney, Contractor and Builder N21 n ",
Patuck l.afkln, War Dept, or 500 22d st. n. ".
EDWARD u CorcorQn, Builder 1863 L st n w.
Geo w. MosA Superintendent Adams Express.
VIM. L. Kelly Bindsfy, Govt Printing Office
GostZinger, Merchant Taylor 1874 7th street A. ".
David R1ordon, Grocer, ll01 y. J. avenrfe
Edward GorInan Master Plumber, 124 st. n. e.
Hugh BrOsnan. corner Sd aud g. w.
yos. u Grady with A. Saks h Co.. CothiersL
Jno ~. Buckley, Grocer cor. 21st and Nj.
Neal T. Murray. Attorney at Law, 313 4xgt
John T. Lynch. Secretary, 20O4 9th st. n. w.
apG6 -3lmY;tlk
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The naval cadets attached to the Pensacola have
been ordered to the naval academy for examina-
"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w SHIP
This is to give notice all whom 1t may concern that
the firm Of SHEEHY & LENOIR has been this 18th day
OF May A D. 1884 dissolved. Mr. John Lenoir retiring
from said hrm HENRY SHEEHY,
JOHN LENOIR
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DEFY CoMpEr1r1os.

DEFY COMPETITION.
heures on our Mens goys .Yr sna Ghdren's clothing:
Good Business Suit At 81. cannot be purchased for
S' in a'isss fsoci .s s'rs
4 5: ss;
An Imported coshscsex, in Brown. Dahlis and Wine
s'eaus or F0ci R9ys e beat sHfE 4 you can at 'o
s2Ss ssi;S!s WI Sssi sss :as: ss s.
"A F3s ns cork'crew. in all coaors and shadea Nobby
cHILDREN's SUITS.
Qq ns s,er and all on the first door
yery ass s:iiS1 i blue Brown Olive and Grey. q
seNa1 A. N Wo' spii its, Sssfst S and S P9nt: st s2
nns Dress suit. Corkscrew. Jacket and Pants, at
T.iiorine Department complete. All custom work
M EIsEMAN.
l21 7rH STREET NORTHWEST,
Under Odd Fellows Hall
s:tabishmsns where he viii Be pleased to ses Sis
THs NAr1osAI SAFE DEpos1r Co.
CORNER 18TH STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
RERPFTgAb 5sb ,ss1 CHARTER ACT OF CONGRESS
Capital. 100000
sshsshS4f sssREs fasss.P; hs Co. We. p..a.nt
ALBERT l. STURTEVANT, Secretary.
G T. NymAn, Aaok SAcy
OIREO1ORS:
Req,:nin : 2 Snyder. s9 CHARLES Gsnls &lsv SlSvss
s::s: s a., SSs5S Ss5': hsss:= hS:ss 49,.
IN AMP CHnfNEYS REDUCED
II Small. sc. nediums 30c. large 45c per dozen.
Small BuInere 1oc. mediums Soc large q % per
dozen Mail orders promptly attend ded to
4 SONNENSTRAHL'A
] ap2 ll32 7th street northwest
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Star Route Contracts Awarded.

Star Route Contracts Awarded.
LETTING OF ROUTES IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
The following awards have been made for carry
ing the mails in Virginia and Maryland, under the
letting OF miscellaneous routes OF March 1st 1884:
Maryland-From Fallston, Hereford county, to
Percy Hall, F. s. Smith. Washington 1885, From
West River. Anne Arundel county, to Galloways
James II. Tanner, Galloways, $50. From Draw
bridge, Dorchester county, Nd, to Elliott. F. s.
Smith, Washington, s178. From Vale Summit,
Allegheny county, to Frostburgh, G. T. Carpenter,
Washington, $163.
Virgtnia-From Hermitage. Augusta county. to
Way nesborough. +. 8. Smith, Washington, $50
From Marksv1lle, Page county, to Criglesvie, Ma
olson county, G. W. Chambers, Wiillamsburgh.
KY, s14499. From Wickliffe. Clarke county. TO
Gaylord, j. B. COlegrove, Washington, S94 From
Berryvflle, Clarke county, to Summit Point Jeffer-
son county, Jacob d. Goshert, Winchester Va
From EStellv1lle Scott county. to Guests Station
Wise county, w. B. Catching, $225 From Lexing.
ton, ROckbridge county. to Rapp's Mills W. B.
Catching, London, KY, $266. From Crow Spring.
Chesterfield county, to Bon Air, w. b. Catching
$115. From Wadesville, Clarke county, to Rest
Frederick county, 9. F. Carpenter, Washington,
S1S4. From Dumps Greek, Russell county, to Sand
Lick, Dickenson, W. B. Catching, $50. From Horse
Pasture, Henry county. TO Preston, F. s. Smith,
Washington, $134. From Farr, Fairfax county, to
d Fairfax station, ". H. Hampton. Farr: 81. From
Ciarksv1le, Mecklenburgh county. to BROWNSVILLE,
n. c., w. B. Catching, $152. From Saint Luke's,
shenandoah TO woodstock, L. D. CLARK, st Luke'S
s7S. From Hillsville, Carroll county, to Meador
Creek, GraysOn county, w. N, Woodruff, Cherry
Lane, n. c., $2W. From cremona, Cumberland
county, TO Columbia, Fluyania county, A. " Flem-
Ing, Cremona, $3.50
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $S16,679; customs, $3.50, ,25s
THE PRESIDENT returned from New York this
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FIRE AT WILLARD'S.
An Exciting Scene, but Soon Over.

ENopUS OF THE GUESTS, WHO SOON RETURN-THE
FIRE LADDERS USED TO RESCUE PERSONS WHOSE
ESCAPE WAS CUT OFF By sMoKE-pANAGE To the
BUILDING BY FIRE, SMOKE AND WATER.
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|
0' '''N '''''- JOHN LENoIR. EsN5h1
Having purchased the interest Of my former partner
shall continue the former business Of Sheehy Lenoir
It, HENRY sHEEHY.
wwSoMAN,s cHRIsTIAN IEIMPERANcE UNION
Temple BssGr Ho, T s nrst o
0fise Central Union Mrs Burris will conduct the
istedds 0ited Members and all temperance workers i, in
- NOTICE
s1:af ss
s ns At
same "'N '''p' Ava HENRY THOMAS. 'Ne
May 8. 1884. mylO3t'
- JNo A RREscoTT,b R;
No 1875 street s1e tn northwest oaios
Houses and Building Lots For sale Cheap.
myS-3m Money to Loan
L. THE. THE tATTENIloN OF , y1sIToRs ANR RES
.nd
guiSrd assRs Haa5 sale created
ufacturer. 1919 Pennsylvania avenue. apl1
L. THE sERIA5, IA5al1. sAy5Hss TTSN AND BUILDING
SIXTH ANNUAL MEETING.
The sixth annual meeting of the SERIAL viii be
,;E ; tth inst. a. ocosE sscse:
the ensuing will be elected, and other business
s s Sons ssa
had at the kSB se5 = e. MG fsf ssnt
JNO A. PRESCOTT. Secretary and Treasurer. 1896 r
street northwest. myl0-4t
~e. SPECIAL. NoTICE-LEFT WITH Me FOR
1ss' joins zs'1 f'R;sf IS
New York avenue. my7-1w
~, SPECIAL NoTICE-OWING TO DECLINING
V-S health. and with view OF retirin from bust
ness, offer large and well-selected stock of Stoves
Ranges, Farnsces. RefigeratorS Water Coolers Tin.
ware Hardware Wooden Ware &C. for less than It can
be BOUGHT in the open market Also. large lot 81 re-
pairs consisting Of FRIEDRICH Crates and other repairs
for the most popular stoves in the market Also,
Iinners, and Gasftters tools Of the most improved
hind This presents rare opportunity for parties who
wish to embark In the business as will positively sell
without regard to cost. j. R. narrower. 14O6 18th
street northwest. Store for rent. my6-2w'
fSe VISIT c. s. PRICES PHARMACY,
We 426 7th street southwest,
and get refreshing glass OF pure soda water.
Frescrptons carefully compounded. my5
~e NATIONAL. FAIR -AssOCIATION-sTOCK-
We holders obtain their Tickets for the Jockey
Club Races from GEORGE r. REPETTI, Secretary, All
Pennsylvanla avenue. JAMES 8. EDWARDS,
emy5m,ws&d3t President
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Having purchased the interest Of my former partner
shall continue the former business Of Sheehy Lenor
on my own account.
HENRy cuEEuv
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NEW BOOKs.-LIFE OF FREDERICK DENIsON,
~ by Maurice Marcus Aurelius Antonius. Watson
Chrontoles Of Newgste; Arthur Gridath Bismarck In
the Franco German War, by Busch.
Our Chancellor. Busch
parwintsn, BY Sheppard
life Of Goethe, by Dunt1er
Mental Evolution in Animsls Romano
Public Life in England. Daryl
City Of Success, by Abbey.
Heart Of Africa. Baker
Body aud VIII. Maudsley
Our stock Of Fine Stationery erntracea all thA most
desirable styles now used and prices low as
the lowest. W.H. MORRISON.
nyl 475 Pennsylvania avenue
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LECTURES.

THE AMERICAN DRvM, DRINK.
What Heis Doing and How to Kill Him"
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 14th 1884.
MEN. WOMEN. THINGS AND MRS 0RUNDY"
Admission Ito either lecture IS cents. commencing u
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
PRor SHr1noSs
MAY BALL
Takes place on WEDNESDAY EVENING. q. MASONIC
the lnd THAI hss ever taien pscs IN The1s
e sss ses "a fs
Floral Dances. etc. Cards Of Admission Gentlemen
ioO4 ssTses noeh.s ~ 70 0e md at the asiaisy
PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.
H1BRRNIAs BKNEvoLENr SOCIETY, No
sas' ss5
Ilckets. Is centa myl2-N
HoE!v EGR ;oS GREAT rALLs,-rHE STEAMER
snNbY tie ith 40 TUEsS1Y u and a ekq
~ mrs.s,. '''''1''''' ,S3s t., ny WATERS!
SAY, BOYS.
We ARE READY FOR YOU WITH THE
BRIGHTEST. PRD1I1RsT STYLES YOU EVER SAW
A Suffer Little Fellow. saso
Largo Boys Suits s6 and Upward
LOTS OF sTYLEsl
Everything Reliable and Very Cheap Baseball Bal
and Cap Given Away With Every Boys Suit.
We have also . Complete Line Of
BUSINESS AND DRESS sUITa
Odd Pants and Vests for Men and Youths at Lowe1
Prices than were Ever asked In Warrington.
GAR SUITS A SPECIALITY.
THE NIsFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND sTRxRrA znys
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SPECIAL Bargains

Our Stock Of LADIES' AND CENTS FINE SHOES
TOT the Season is NOW COMPLETE and ct prices we
guarantee 70 be the Lowest
COUSINS Fine Cur Kid Button; High Heel and
Pointed Toe.
CoI ISiN Zine Cur Ed. Low Heel and Broad Toa
french hid. in High or Low.
Flexible Shoes: espe-
The reputation Of these fue shoss arab ,h..
e"nssAnHS iui assortment of them on hand Tbs
last lot Just received is the most beautiful ". have
ever had W. law
Our Ladies Fine KID BUTTON. a. @. are worth "a
only about 100 pairs lsft w.
Our stock Of SLIPPERS is now comp,.,. q, ..-s A.
P1tment-sone grand bargains amonxxt them
for 0eIslemsn and Boys We offer the Cs,.h-..,
o.ni S~ohots Our assortment of these well. .kpovxn
49, In. never oeen more complete We have in every
sge. made especially. Low QUARTER SHOES
1axs look Ii our window when Won mas. hv w.
s1Se guarantee on all the shoes we sell co,nn,s.
ssOSA Al cheaper Grades made worthy your attAn
o"n CAi saxiy At the Reliable Shoe stores Of
slNsHEIAER BROS,
sos 7th and sl5l u strse.s
Boots and Shoes Made to Order INV,
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How TO Bu11n. Fuas1sH AND Dec.
CRATE"
Second edition. Enlarged and improved-)
The Cooperative Building Plan Association Of New
Yofk have recently published with the above htle
magnificent volume Of 220larse auarto pages It shows
how to build in the economical manner good and
substantial houses in the most pleasing and artistic
modem styles.
THE PRICE Is ONLY s5. For sale by
g. A. WHITAKER
ap29 1105 Pennsylvania avenue
NEW PUBLICATIONS
~ American Explorations In the Ice Zones. By Prof
j. E. Nourse
Right to the Point. Dr. Cuyler
Traps for the Young. A. Comstock
An Endless Chain. By Pansy
Franklin Square Song Collection No q
ap6 G. g. PCRSELI, 4l8 9th street q, w.
WASHINGTON CIRCULATING LIBRARY. so7
" 14th street northwest between H and I. Period-
GALS and NeS Publications. Also agency Manhattan
Library I'll Per year Mrs g. I. WASHBURN 90.
apis
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Damage by Floods in Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, May 13-Warm weather y
causing floods and damage 10 nearly all the roadB
in the territory. The Ogden river carried away
dams and bridges, causing heavy loss. A man and
woman started In wagon up the Weber river on
Saturday night, and have not been seen since. Il
is reported that the body OF the woman was seen
floating past ogden on saturday night the Unioa
Paciflc road washed at East Hi lard 50 feet wide
and 30 feet deep, requiring transfer OF trains.
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NEw YORK, May l3.-The giant steamer Pilgrim,
OF the Fall River line. while coming down FROM Fall
River this morning, grounded on 3ith street In the
East river through carelessneSs OF the pilot This
vessel Is an exception TO the the line In that
her hull Is of iron, that the damage sustained In
more serious than would be the case with wooden
bottom She VIII Toe prevented from making the
regular trips for possibly three or four days
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A Steamship Nipped i'm tho Ice ant
sunk.

CHARIoTTETows, =. Z. l., May 13-The steam
ships Tunsta and BeDOna were reported In the Ice
of the north side on Saturday. ON sunday night
the Tunstan got nipped on ST. Peters bay light.
and sank IN heavy northwestery blow The cap
tain and crew landed with great difficulty. The
steamer was coal laden, bound TO Montreal from
Pictou and had been In the gulf some days
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PANTS! PANTSu PANT9l!!
We have fun line Of Mems Youths. Boys' md Call
dren's Pants very cheap.
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Scores at the Interstate Drill,

GALVESTON, TEXAS, May IA NeIrs special
from Houston says: Lieutenants Berkneimer, RAN
dolph and Satlerlee, nted States army, judges In
the late Interstate drill, have completed the ofcial
score, the standard OF perfection being g. The
following are the totals IN drills for prizes aggre-
eating $4,000 Houston Light Guards, total gen
eral merit 266, Treadway hilies OF 81 Louis, 55;
Columbus (Ga.) Guards 235: Mobile Rifles. 22s:
Montgomery (Ala-) Greys. 233: " Mashington Guards
OF Galveston. 1876 The artillery score same STAN
dard Is: Battery r. Louisiana Field Artillery, a6a;
Battery a, ST Louis Light artillery, , IS.
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