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lue N8t1On6I ArDatrHt1On League.
ANNUAL CONvOCATION AND ELECTION OF Of
FICERS-THE PRINCIPLE OF ARBITRATION.
The National Arbitration League of America
at its annual cOnvocatiOn in Masonic Temple
In this city, last Wednesday, elected officers for
the ensuing year as follows: John Tyler, jr., of
Virginia, president; Prof. B. T. Janney, District
of Columbia; Col. D. S. Curtiss, Michigan; JOS
Ramsey, Tennessee; ]. NJ. Wallace, Pennsyl-
vana; S. Palm, Texas, together with those who
tories at the last annual meeting, vice presi-
dents; Jacob NJ. Troth, of Virginia, recording
corresponding secretary; Prof BIT .Janney. DC,
treasurer; John Tyler, jr.. Virginia; 3. T. Jan
mey, District of Colunbia; Joseph S. Fowler,
tennessee; A. II. PettibOne, Tennessee; Fred
+: stanton. Virginia; DR.. I. A Bland, District
OF sColumhfa Lee Crandail, District of Column
bia; L: j. DuPre, Texas, and Jacob NJ. Troth.
Virginia, executive committee. DR.. II. N.
Howard, john Tyler. jr, Col. l.. ]. DuPre, J.
S. Fowler and B. T. Janney, were appointed
laws of the league.
The newly-eiected president of the league,
Mr.. Tyler, being presented to the league made a
for peace between the empires of Great Britain
and Russia as an exemplification of the fact
that the nations were recognizing the principle
or arbitration as In accord with christian civil
iZation Its benign potentiality, he said, is
daily witnessed, not only in the United States,
but across the ocean, in the settlement of ques-
tions OF variance between employers and en-
PlOyed. Even the administration of justice by
legal methods has become so permeated and
impressed, and courts of arbitration are APP
pe;iled to by litigants by preference A war
now between any two of the great power,
In view of supreme domination in the east, he
with general, moral, religious and political
CONFUSION, upheaving the social forms and
governmental structures of all, terminating in
another overwhelming historical cataciysm,
lmmersing- mankind again, as in the distant
past. in Il deluge of sin. and necessitating a new
advent to the ends of regeneration, redemption
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TYP 5000 FEET
u DEER PARK AND OAKLAND.
ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHENIES,
WITHIN THE FAMOUS GRADE SECTION
DIRECTLY on THE LINE OF THE B. AND O.
No STAGE RIDES OR BUS TRANSFERS.
ALL LIMITED EXPRESS TRAINS SToP
With the new and unparalleled fast sched- A
ule on the baltimore and Ohio Railroad v .NY
these lovely twin resorts are beyond all com LIZ
parison the most simultaneously located. both
train service and surroundings of any east of the
Leave Washington AFTER late breakfast Arrive at
Deer Park for early dinner. Leave Baltimore after
late dinner Arrive at Deer Park for supper Return
ing trains equally favorable Leave Deer Park
after breakfast, arrive al Washington for early din
ner. Leave Deer Park after dinner. arrive at Wash
lngon for early supper There is alsoa night express
TRIPLE DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
B. aid o. Limited for Chicago and N"rtlwest via
Deer Park and Oakland leaves Washington at Io-o0a-
M arriving al Chicago next morning al SD a m,
quicker than any other limited. b. and o. Limited
for cincinnati 81 Louis aid the South via Deer Park
and Oakland leaves Washington $3.50 pm. arrive
Cincinnati .:45 am four hours faster than any other
limited: st Louis $50 pm an hour faster than any
MAGNIFiCENT TRAINS THROUGH WITHOUT
BUFFET, SLEEPING Gh PAHi6R. FAMILY. ROOM
AND DAY CpACHGS
SEASON OPENS JUNE %.
NO FLIES! NO MOSQUITOES, NO HAY
FEW r, NO MALARIA
Deer Park and Oakland the one being but six miles
distant from the o;her; with most Charming drives
connecting them, Will be under the .sgeent of
Mr.. W. j. Wa ker. who in his two SeaSons manage
ment of Deer Park made enthusiastic fri nd OF
the glorious resorts among Wasliugtonians All com
Queen City Hotel, Cumberland, Md, up TO june Is,
and after that date either Deer Park Oakland, Md.
cation. Diagrams of floors ana open b. & q.
Ticket Office. 6l9and 1901 Pennsylvania ave. The
ing Deer Park and Oakland the leading Mountain Re
sorts OF the east, and for the o 50 the atrac
lions Will be of character not hitherto equalled and
finest place for chiden in the Land m1uth,s tJe:SU
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Bargains and presents, 736 18th street.
z I
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school Closing At Langley.

LANGLEY, VA May 14th.
The closing exercises of the Taylor school at
this place, Miss Maize Stroman teacher, took
place on May Sth, before a large and appreci-
alive audience. Those receiving prizes were:
Nettie Kirby, Lucen Hall, Edward Hail. May
Walters, Ella Walters, Sallie Cornwall, Eva
Reid, Walter Dublin, Alice Faulkner, Ada Hirst,
Maude Hirst and Almer COckrll. The pupils
presented to their teacher a very handsome
gold and pearl pencil
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MANY LADIES Admire GRAY HA1R-oN
AVA some other person. But few to try its effect
Oh their own charms Nor need they, since Ayers
Hair Figor prevents the hair from turning gray and
restores hair to its original color 1t ceass the
scalp, prevents the formation of dandruH wonder
fully stimulates the growth Of the hair.
MO OTHER PREPARATION so CONCEN-
Az trates and combines blood purifying vitalizing
enriching and nvisoratins qualities Ayers Sarsa
pari.!a. Quality should be considered when making
comparisons. myl2
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ParasOls below cost, 736 7th street.
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BARGAINS:
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Values Extraordinary in Silk Dress Fabrics.
No. 1. 23-inch Black All-Silk Surah worth
S7l2c., only CSC per yard.
No. 2. l9-inch eros Grain Silk, extra good
value worth 75c., only 62Eac per yard.
No g. 2Ginch Black All-Silk Rhadame, excel
lent quality worth 81 90, only .5c.
No 4. 2u-inch Black PeSin All-Silk Stripes,
(iros Grain and SATIN worth SI.25, only
S1.OO per yard.
No 8. In All-Silk Striped Surah, at 75c per.
yard.
These Goods were imported to sell at 81 90 per
yard. The own refused to sell them to Sic.
four weeks ago, but being unable to SELL we
made them II ridiculous offer few days since,
which, in view of the la;eness of the season. was
accepted, which enables us to offer them at the
very low price of Toe per yard.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
so doz Ladies' 6-button length Jersey Silk
Gloves. in Chamois Gold, Amore and Tan, all
sizes, . to s. Only soc. per lair.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
100 doz. Childrens Black Brilliant Isle
Thread Hose.
Sizes g. 51a and 6 ony 25c.
6la, and IA CSC.
and Sig =" 33c.
Usually sold at 371a to soc. per pair.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
100 doz Ladies' Open-work Edge Collars,
worth 12lac, only 1Oc. each.
400 yds 5-inch Cream Spanish Lace, only
1212c. per yard.
$40 yds. White Oriental Pompadour Lace,
worth Doc, only loo per yard.
1000 yds White Egyptian Lace, excellent
patterns, worth 25c., only lSc per yard.
MEMS DEPARTMENT.
Mems Silk Plated Half Hose, splendid quail
~, In new shades, for lOwQuartcr shoes, drabS,
ecru, garnets, black browns, navy, &C., full
regular made, double heels and French toes,
only 81 per pair
Mems Summer Twilled Drawers, warranted
pepperell jean, felled seams buttons and tapes
at ankles, sizes - to 46. with three inseam
leng hs to each waist measure, cut full, fit guar
anteed. Only 39c. per rair.
Mems NainsOok Draw ers, very light, but
durable: finished with the indestructible fly
stay; felled seams, buttons and tapes at ankle;
cut fuli throughout; sizes % to 46, with three
1nseam measurements to each waist size; worth
Toe. Only soc. per pair.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Twenty thousand packages OF Shirtings and
Sheeting Musns sold in New York at
auction on Thursday, among them ~
Androscoggin L. Result: retail price for the
present &c. per yard
ed Floor, take the Eevator)
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT.
42-inch Atwood Black Lace Bunting, actu-
ally worth Soc; only 37lac. per yard.
Black All SILK Grenadine, actually worth
S1.OO: only 75c per yard.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
Zephyr Summer CorsetsL Thisl Is the same
Corset we have had such success with the past
four years, aud has become more popular each
succeeding season. Heretofore the price has
been Sc, but for the first time this season we
propose to run them at 75c. per pair. 1t is ele
gantly made from firmly woven Linen Canvas,
IL perfect shape and very durable and cool
ONLY Toe PER PAIR
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
s21 PAW ny1S ola D q
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COMMENCING MONDAY, May 18th, we will sell
walnut chamber suites. with marble tops, $40,
10 pieces; walnut marble-top SidebOardS, $40;
walnut secretaries. desk and bookcase conf
bined, S24: ash chiffonier, with mirror, S16.5O;
walnut brace arm dining chairs, cane seat or
perforated, S1.2o each; walnut extension tables,
So. Note.-We do not keep, buy or sell auction
goods of any description. VIM. H. Dunn's fur
nieure warehouse, 81 9TH street northwest.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May IS, 1883. III a u.
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We SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS FAIL.-"Quick
as wink we take your picture, and for the
summer months will make six elegant cabinet
photographs for one dollar. Other styles re-
duced- Low prices, but not cheap work. X.
" aixl's Imperial studios, SO Market Space and
A.. Pennsylvania avenue: also at 2Oo W. Balti-
more street. BaltimOre. Bring the babies now
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CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 7th ct.
WHEAr BAKING PowpER
WHAT PROF. sILLIMAN SAYS OF OUR WHEAT
BAKING POWDER

'MEssRs MARTIN KALBFLEIscHsSo sons
"Gentlemen:-My examination Of your Wheat Pow
der develops an unexpected value to IL from SAM
TARY POINT VIEW. 1t certainly restores to the
bread the Potassia and Magnesia Salts, which the
milling removes from high grade -four and It avoids
completely the chance of disaster which attends the
constant of small doses of Rochelle salts such as
all the tartarc acid compounds carry into the system
sum Salts as fsodium it is evident that the waste Of
.g .s h s u s h as t
Sodium and Calcium compounds besides the tarraric
dition Of the urine with dicalcc phosphates In fact
II appears TO me that yOu have very strong Cz,se
judged from the physiological SIDE and this convc.
ton has grown on me the more have examined the
case. lSigned) h SLIIINAN"
For saleby
q. @. CORNWEIL SON.
l41s Pennsyivania avenue
"The trade supplied"< 1AAtu,th, -Ap
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NARAMORE & Co..

S~1X CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, ONE DOLLAR
SO Market Space and A.. Pennsylvania ave.
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MACKINAw HATS, Mackinaw Hats! Gen.
uine Nackinaw Hats, at prices which defy COM
petition. Francs. corner 9TH and ID, the only
strictly one price hat and gents furnishing
Srp in Git
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O-4SHEETIxG, 16s.c; Shaw knit II hose, Csc;
triple-back health corsets 81; Wright's silk UNI
breIlas, $3.50: double-width cashmere, 25c.
Brodhead's 9O1 r street.
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MONDAY Is OUR straw-matting day. Corea
China mating will be sold cents per yard less,
less than regular prices. We will also open
Hong Kong mating, cents per yard less, Ming
pa. FOwchOo and Iangtsekang 5t,c per yard
$50 rolls fancy mating at Is cents, that houses
all over the country charge 25 cents.
JULIUS LANSBURGH, 315 7th st.
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JUST RECEIVED full line of natural curly
hair. waves, switches, and the latest STYLES of
bangs at 3 HELLER'S,
30 9Th ST., bet G and H
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For WINE and Liquors go to the old and reli-
able establishment of Chr. Nander, at No. Oil
u n
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TCHING
SKIN DISEASES INSTANTLY RELIEVED BY
CUTICURA.

TREATMENT.-A warm bath with Cutcura SOAP
and single application of Cuticura. the great Skin
Cure This repeated daily, with two three doses of
Cuticura Resovent, the New Blood Purifier. keep
the blood cool, the perspraon pure and unirrtatng
the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active will
speedily cure Eczema. letter Ringworm, Psoriasis,
Lichen. Prurtus, Scall Head, Dandruff, and every
species of Itching Scaly and Pimply Humors of the
Scalp and Skin, when the best physicians and RENE
dies fail.
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LARGEST display boys suits. Eiseman' s, It'll & +

PURCHASE YOUR TRUNKS direct from the New
York Trunk House, and You will save 40 per
cent. 924 9Th street northwest.
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LARGEST boys dept in city. Eiseman's, 7th & E.
yAPoE STovEs, so simple child can use them.
y. Eberly & Sons, us 9TH street northwest.
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THE EIGHT ANNUAL PICNIC of the Great
Falls Ice Drivers, Association, given at Juene-
mann garden Thursday evening was largely
attended. W. q. Caldwell, assisted by MesSrs
Thomas Wellington, Thomas Kelly and George
ketner, were in charge of the Arrangements,
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THE ANNUAL NNOCNCEMENT of the Insti-
tute of Technology, Boston. will be of interest
TO those intending to- send their sons to this
famous school. For the convenience of appli-
cants residing at a distance, entrance eXamina-
tiOnS will be held June and in Washington
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST TO give you our beautiful
story book, Legend of Aloha Eastmans new
perfume, Aloha.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, d. e., May Is 1889, II a. nc.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather,
winds becoming variable. stationary tempera-
turp.
For Sunday, local rains are indicated icf the
AXE regions and the Ohio valley; Iair weather
for the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
states, and clearing and much colder weather
In the Missouri valley
HOME MANUFiCTCRES.-1tfs with just pride
we can point To- Americas success In manuiac-
tires and especially so is this the case with
that mos; durable of all known floor coverings,
s.iinolcunl." In use. the foreign goods Will
continually look dirty and dingy, the domestic
bright. clean and pleasing. while the designs and
artistic effects are beyond comparison All
carpet dealers keep these remarkable goods
3. b. CHASE umbrella maker, 1914 Pa. ave. .
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THE fine photos OF Kets kemethy's, 100 Pa. av.,
continue to be SO p. d., with a 18th painted free
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THE p OCULAR CASH
DRY GOODS STORE.

SELLING OFF THE FOLLOWING NAMED GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST. NO PROFIT.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETING COTTON
widest and very best quality, actua! cost, 25c.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost, 37l2C.
NUNS VEILINGS Wide double width. all pure
WOOL Cream, Pink, Blue and Black actual cost 31l,c
COLORED SATINES5 in Cream, Pink and Blue 2iSc
CHEAPEST BLACK AND COLORED SILKS IN
WASHINGTON.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from 81
DOWN TO 11c.
BLACK SILKS splendid quality, reduced from
$l.I5 DOW n to ST.
COLORED SILKS. BROCADE vELvETs reduced
from 81 DOWN to $3.50.
COLORED SILKS, excellent quality reduced from
81 DOWN to T5c.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS. pure WOOL 81 so
BLACK bROCADE SILK GRENADINES rcd(iced
from 75c. DOWN to SOC.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM yard wide bleached Cotton Sc
BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, immense assortment 8, g.
10, 121yc. FRENCH LAWNS, zoe. One thousand
lOOOKEAINANTS of beautiful DIR Goods and silks
al halt their value, to sell them OFT
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TRY Reisinger's ice cream. Equal to any in
town. 81. so per gal, 75c. half gal. 235 g
street NV. Orders can be left at stand No. $40
Center market, 9th street wing.
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JUsTH'S OLD STAND, 619 d st. n. W., Buys
Gents Secondhand Clothing. Note by mail
PROMPTLY attended TO,
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TREMENDOUS stock boys suits. Eiseman's,7 &E.
Gas STOVES at Shedd'S,
400 9Th
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BURGLAR ALARMS and electric work. ]. n.
kuehling.
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CITY ITEMS.
Go to JOhnSOn'S

Go to Johnson's
Ladies' and Gents Dining Saloons, 44O and 442
9th street, one door from E. and satisfy yourself
delcacy of the season. Polite attention. Cool
ladies' saloon first floor.
Franks Jewelry Store. 457 Penna. ave.
Gold-tilled vest chains from So to SIS.
For Real Estate Transactions go to
Tyler Rutherford, 1926 F street.
Ladies' hand-sewed Oxford Ties, Soc and
$123; Hollander.
With our special bargains that draw like mag
net. To be had to-day, tomorrow and all Of
Lawns at &C., lawns at &c., lawns at 4c lawns
at &C., lawns at 61ac.
Fine Shifting Prints, 31,c.
Stripe and Plaid Scersucker, TIC.
French Zephyr Cloth, lie.
PequOt Unbleached Cotton, 6lAc.
Pride of the West Cotton, Stac
Heavy 1914 Sheeting, 15c.
Atwood Jerseys, CSC.
SO Dozen All-linen Hemstitc6ed Handker-
chiefs, 4 for Csc.
Ladies and Misses Gossamers. warranted, ssc.
Infants Button Shoes, 13c.
Children's Spring Heel, SO, 60, 20, s5c.
SO Dozen Fine Quality Window Shades, with
the genuine Patent Roller, SOC.
Ladies Oxford Ties hand sewed, &c.
Ladies FoXed Button Boots, worked holes,
For other specialties see Post, Republican
and Critic. A. KAUFMAN'S
Double Combination Store,
1911 and 1243 18th street s. 9.
All.wOOl Suits SO; Hollanders, 10Th Pa av.
Parasols below cost, 73e 7th street.
j. E. YOUNG.
For Monday and All Next Week.
The diamond" Shirt all sizes, worth $1.75
q SSheeting, worm 3.
1O-4 Sheeting, worth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l.
Our S1.oO Blk. fine ailwOOl Jersey ...........75.
Excelsior, SO4 9TH st.
Hollanders. 2
Bargains and presents, 73e 18th street.
j. E. YOUNG.
L Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use of DR.. David kennedy's Favorite Remedy
III. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader Indianapolis
Times.
4.Button Getaways $40; Hollander's, 10th
and Pa. ave.
soc. Corset Soc. J.E YOUNG.
Cluett's Crown Collars.
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. 60
Children's Nobby Suits, $3.50 and 1918;
10th and Pa. av.
S3 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail McGees 9th, near D St. s&w-3n
81 Light Derbys speciality; Hollanders,
10Th and Pa. av.
Children's Pants 6Oc: Hollander's, 9th& Pa.av
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PEARL and beaver-colored dress and Derby
hats at Vim. BrodL's, manufactures, 419 11th
street northwest.
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For WALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, &C., 60
TO X. w. HendersOn d Co.'S. 1113 st. NV.
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LIGHTNING RODS manufactured and erected
j. III. Kuehling.
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MERIDIAN Hubby reference to the column
OF auction sales it will be seen that a peremp-
tory sale OF about thirty lots in this Welt known
locailty Will take place on Monday next at five
year, when sales We're made. There is no doubt
that splendid chance is again offered for in
Yestment. This property is convenient to
street car lines, being just north of boundary
street and west of 14th street.
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V'HoMAs BOWLING. Anctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE UN IMPROVED PROP

VERY VALUABLE UN IMPROVED PROPERTY
ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF STOD.
DARD AND CONGRF1SS STREETS GEORG e
TOWN.. II. c., AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, May
TWENTf-SENENTIf, 1ssb, at FIVE-THIRTY ~
O'CLOCK, in front of the premises shall sell 49,
valuable building lot the northeast corner -tod
dard and Congress streets, ha wing feet on
Congress street with "A good depth.
Terms OnethIrd cash: balance six, twelve and
eighteen months with notes bearing Interest, and
cured by deed of trust the property sold all
cash. the option of purchaser All conveyancing and
recording al purchasers cost $lO0 deposit required
at time of sale.
myl6-dEds THOMAS DOWNING
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GARDEN HOSE at Shedd's.
400 9Th street.
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A Dangerous Nuisance.
WHY DO EOr THE POLICE AUTHORITIES ABAT

5,Sle <'-tE II?
To the ETftor Of THE EVENING STAIR
would be the last one TO interfere with the
Innocent sports OF young men and boys, whether
on the streets elsewhere but there is q grow
Ing nuisance which it appears can only be
abated by the Intervention OF the press. l refer
to the playing of base ball by young men and
boys on the public streets. This sport is both
annoying and dangerous to residents, pedes-
TRANS and the drives Of vehicles, and moreover
1t Is Illegal the penalty therefore is fine or i'm
prisoument as will be seen by sec. II, folio 315.
Webb's Digest.
In spit OF the fact that this growing nuisance
has been again and again complained Of no
sustained effort has been made to abate it. The
whOOps ana language OF these street base bail
players, not always choice, coInpels ladies to
retire within doors and close the front windows
which are often broken and tue iInpudence OF
these young Scamps when demonstrated with is
wonderful 1.-THE streets are free say they and
so seem to think the police. Would it not be
"a we'll II the police would execute the law for
the preservation Of order and property In this
relation and not expend all the energy of their
Intellect In quilting an occasional illegal rum.
seller or policy man.
Now To show how dangerous this street base
ball practice Is, 1t was only q few days since
that as one Of Washington Cycle club was re-
turning from spin and when within twenty
feet of the door of his home he was struck on
the base of the skull behind by base ball
either Knocked or thrown by party of young
men who were playing u game in the street
He was knocked senseless from his machine
OF II is that the doctors fear that even If he
should recover, his brain has been SO seriously
injured that he will be an idiot all his days
Are not the police authorizes morally response
BILE for this calamity directly Occasioned by
their inertness and in capacity, even il they are
not legally so? &. A. W.
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GENUINE DANFoRTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at w. s. jerks & Co.'S, III 9TH street.
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EXCURSION RATES TO ATLANTA. GA.-On MAY
Is, 10 and 20 the Virginia Midland railway
Will sell tickets TO delegates attending the conn
mercial convention at Atlanta, Ca at twenty
dollars and twenty-five cents for the round Tim
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INfoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CoMFoRTABLE FRAME DWELLING, No 1920
AU 'TIbN.
On MONDAY, MAY TWENTY FIFTH at 80
SIN O'CLOCK. i viii sell Ia front of the prem- ss
ises Lot No II. fronting l8 PIP fe on the ~
west -.de of Nor tgomery street. between Bridge and
olive streets. by depth of ID feet improved by CON-
foi ble Frnme dwelling House.
I'rms: 'm,-half CASH balance I'm six and twelve
m hs. with Interest secured by deed trust on the
property. All ,.yanCing a. cost Of purchaser,
SlU0 de, post required time of sale myl6 sisSds
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