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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25

THE illness of the Emperor Freder-
lex has assumed the gravest features.
The reports of his condition from day
to day are conflicting. While it is
given out that there is no immediate
danger of fatal result, the attending
physicians deprecate a sanguine view
of his condition. 1t is evident that his
malady continues to make steady and
irresistible progress and will certainly
end fatally, however the physicians
may retard the advance. The only
question is, How long will the emperor
live? The possible political conse-
quences of his death occasion intense
anxiety throughout Europe, and it is
the general belief, rightly or wrongly,
that the preservation of peace on the
continent depends upon the life of the
emDerOr
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25

movement. 1t is not thought that such
an attempt, if made, would be success
full. Altogether the general conference
will be an important one and its pro-
ceedings will be watched with much in
terest
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25

IN the United States senate, last week ,
there was an interesting debate upon
the admission of South Dakota, during
which the Hayes-Tilden contest and
other political matters of the past were
" warmed over" The bill finally
passed by a strict party vote. The
senate committee on foreign relations
decided by party vote to report the
fisheries treaty adversely. The house
passed the pension bill (appropriating
over $50, OO0,000) and the Indian APP
preparation bill. The Mills tariff bill
was introduced into committee of the
whole. Mr.. Mills spoke at length in
favor of the bill and Mr.. Kelley of
Pennsylvania in opposition. Mr.. Bel
mont introduced another anti-Chinese
bill. The bill creating a board of arbi-
tration to settle railway strikes was
passed in committee of the whole.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-04-25

THE population of Montpelier is between
5000 and 600 and we should say at least
one-half are troubled with some affection
of the throat and lungs, as those complaints
are, according to statistics, more numerous
than others. We would advise all our
readers not to neglect the opportunity to
call ON their druggist and get bottle of
Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs.
Trial size free. Large bottles, fifty cents
and 81, Sold by all druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06
INTERESTING READING.

HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILK GRENA-
Dimes, Doc. &c. Toe. SIC. 81 and 81 %
FANCY SILKS III checks ana stripes, all colors i'm.
mense assortment, 81, 40, 4o. 4Sc.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, finest
quality. near yard wide price &C. reduced ? &C
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, fun
width; price was 71c; reduced soc.
SATIN MORE (WATEEED SILK. all colors, price
was 81 reduced csc.
FRENCH sATTkENs. finest quality. 25c, price was
CHALLY DE LANES. French Styles 1Oc
INDIA LINEN, hne quality, price 15c.; re-
duced &c.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, French Styles l5c.
NUNS YELLING, pure tine wool, 20c.
CRkAM ALBAIROSS. yure wool, extra wide. double
width special bargain. 375Sc.
GATHERS,
III MARKET SPACE NEAR 7TH STREET
Beautiful FRENCH DRESS GOODS suitable for
real hot weather all pure tine wool. immense double
width cash vslue 81 &c. reduced 81 &c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool. 81 so
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful French
Styles nearly yard WIDE lUc
HENRIETTA CASHMEkES the new style beauti.
fu dress goods all pure WOOL all colors, wide double
width and the price is reduced 45c.
zoe '0' p' "oo'
CASHMERE sHAwLs. pure WOOL Cream. Cardinal
Presents for Customers who buy SIS or over Pair of
Six Embroidered Corsets half dozen Damask Nap
klns. or pair of Towels worth 81
Buy $40 or over and select handsome Bridal Quilt
two pairs DaInask Towels dozen Danask Nap.
Kiln jelo
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Affair. i'm wes. va.btup,or.

SIXTEEN THOUSAND PoPULAnON.-The census
taken by the police Will show q total OF about
10000 population in West Washington, q slight
increase over the last police census.
1HE PROPOSED FALLS CHUkCH RAILROAD.-A COM
mttee or business men OF Falls Church will confer
with the Citizens Association or this place this
evening at Association Hail upon the subject OF
the proposed Falls Church Railroad
FINED FOR PRoFANITY.-ThiS morning in the
Police Court Chas. Calhoun pleaded guilty TO a
charge OF using profane language, and was fined
- or days
ABLE TO SIT UP.-Mr. Lynch has improved in
health to such an extent that he Is now able to
Sit up.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a. m.-GreaJ Falls, temperature, so; condition,
%; receiving reservoir, temperature. 81; cOndi-
ton at north connection, 20; condition at south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, TO- condition at lnfuent gate house. 80; con-
dltinn at e1iuent gaJe-hOuse, 80. High tide in the
liver to-day at 6:04 p. H., low ti0e at II 27 p. u.
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Political Notes.

The convention OF republican clubs OF New York
state Will meet at the Saratoga Casino next We'd
neSday morning. Each club in the state league Is
entitled TO three delegates and three alternates,
and the secretary expects the attendance OF be-
tween 800 and 900 delegates.
A number OF members or the New York stock
exchange met yesterday and organized h cam
paign association under the name OF the Bankers
and Brokers Republican club OF New York. JAS
ID. Smith, ex-president oil the stock exchange was
elected president OF the club.
Representative Frank Finley, OF the eleventh
Kentucky district, was nominated for reelection
by the republicans yesterday.
The Arkansas state proh bition convention chose
W. p. Grace and j. 5. Van Meter electors for the
state at large TO the national convention. The
movement To nominate state ticket failed.
The story In Chicago newspaper that John C.
New and stephen b. Elkins were not on friendly
terms and that Levi p. Morton is opposed to Col
New having charge OF the financial part Of the
campaign in Indiana, is denied.
The prohlDitiOntatS are preparing for a monster
ral1hcatlon meeting to be held in Chicago, July
IL. letter IRON Gen. Clinton b. Fisk, their can
dldate 1or President, announces that he will try
ana attend.
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The District Telephone Service.
NILES SUGGESTS CUTTING DOWN RI


| SUPERINTENDENT MILES SUGGESTS CUTTING DOWN X
PKNsES.
MI Henry r Miles, the general superintendent
of the telephone and telegraphic service OF the
District, in letter to the Commissioners says that
there are now In use by the District 154 sets of
telephones 10 sets at IN annual rental OF $50 each
per set, and ID sets at SIS each. In view OF the
small appropriation for support Of his department
this fiscal year, he suggests that the department
De relieved from paying the rental on portion OF
the hlgn-pr1ced telephones The Police Court the
Washington Asylum and the health once have
each telephones, each on the exchange lines at
so rental and each on the District lines at SIS
rental There are h1gh-rental telephones in the
District buildings and in the Franklin School
This school has also another the District wires
Mr. Miles suggests that the Washington Asylum
the Police Court and the health Department each
pay out OF their respective appropriations for the
rental OF their exchange telephones. He also Ques
Franklin school telephone
He further asks that the number Of $50 tele-
annually: He says that the annual rental OF these
1o4 telephones amounts TO $2,S7O to which add
Tor exchange service $780, and the total telephone
year there will have to be added about $2S5 to
meet the rental for the necessary telephones for
Ihe PROPOSED patrol service In the third precinct
ms ne says Will make total OF S. ass Tor tele-
phone tarin, nearly One-haf the entire approprta-
ion for support OF his department outside OF regu
The telephones on exchange at $50 each are
located as follows: Residences OF the Commission
ers, capt symons, secretary Tindall, and Coroner
Patterson Office building OF the Commissioners, 4;
attorney Riddles Office, Franklin school, WASH
1ngton Asylum, Police Court, health office, and
telegraph and telephone office; total, 10.
The telephones on the District wires are located
as follows: In the police service, So In the fire de-
partment, IL; in the public schools, "a. These
schools are the Franklin, sumner, Analostan,
Force, Wormley, Curtis, Industrial, SeatOn, Cook,
High, Henry, Harnett, Gales, Blair. Peabody, Love-
JOY, Jefferson, Randall, Lincoln. Wallach, Web
ster, DenniSon, and Maury. In the miscellaneous
service there is one each at the Police Court,
health ONCE DIR. Townshend's office, Emers ency
Hospital, pump-house, water department, Water
Taper Fitzgeralds, Property Clerk Beckett's, Sec
Rotary T1ndalls Ofice, public pound, Washington
Asylum, Insane Asylum, 9Th street property yard,
residence OF superintendent electrician, and three
at general Headquarters.
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TRuE EcoNo,1Y

1t is true economy to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla, for
100 Doses One Dollar is original with and only
OF this popular medicine If you wish prove this buy
bottle Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and measure its
tents. You will find it to hold 100 teaspoonfus Now
read the directions and you will find that the average
dose for persons of different ages is less than tea
spoonful This is certainly conclusive evidence Of the
peculiar strength and economy Of Hoods Sarsaparla
Il took Hoods Sarsaparila tor loss of appetite dys-
pepsia, and general languor. 1t did me amount
Of good and have hesitancy in recommending it "
j. W. WILLEFoRD, Quincy. Ill
HOODS SAESAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81; six for So. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO., Apothecares, Lowell, Mass.
g 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR,
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CITY ITEMS.
Household Bargains!
H0useh0ld Barg0insl |
Tinware Sale. Tinware Sale. Tfnware Sale |

Household Bargains!
nware Sale Tnwa Is,s sale 1859 nwae Sale
At The Fair, s12 7th street northwest.
For Saturday only. For SATURDAY only.
None OF these goods TO be sold to the trade.
We will sell them to the consumers only.
Flour dredses, &c.; pint cups, for Sc.
Flour scoops, &C. 6-ring muffin pans, loo.
Pudding pans, qt., &C; 3 at. &C.; ct. &C.
B Bis,sk Ran @asS S basins sS o S &C. 6:
Tin water buckets, large size lie; extra large,
Footed basin, extra large Size, only lee
Japanned Dust pan and good brush for 17c
BLOCK tin dish pans, 10 o., 19c.; IA qt 26c.
Extra large oiock TIN dish pans II qt., SIC; q
Japanned chamber pals, large size only Ice.
Japanned water trays, red or black, 10 inch,
Japanned tea trays, 16 inch, only lac.
Win the above great bargains we win offer
A fair broom for &c.; good 2-string broom, lac.
TIE FAIR. s12 9TH ST. NV.
The Public
is respectfully invited to try our excellent Cof1ees
Tomorrow, Saturday, the 7th instant. We are
naming very low prices on our cOffeeS while the
quality is unsurpassed. Our splendid Teas at
soc, 6Oc, and soc. per pound are perfectly ele-
be pleased. Fine Table Butter In prints 25c.
pouno. inc Dest OF Flour, Meats, &C., at away
M. F. MErzGER, AIT 9TH St NV.
Come TO stay.
Inc "Grand Republic" nickel cigar. IT'S friend
worthy OF cultivation. For sale BY all first-class
dealers. Wholesale agents Luchs & Bro.
Read following list of wonderful bar
gains offered for tomorrow only ut y. w. Aug
enstein's, ST. si9 and s2I 7th Street northwest:
Sfoe%s dssorstsa sea t ssss g pieces 81
large bowls and pitchers, &C.; 81 Japanned
call bell, 13c.; flour sleeves, &c.. fine decorated
dinner sets, few pieces missing, 1.9S; regular
price. $20 soc. ice chisels only lie; dishpans g.
sponges, &C.; papers tacks, sc. 4-Qt porcelain
lined preserve kettle, only 29c 5-Qt, &C.; 6-qt.
&C; sgt, 49c LOOT, SOC, 12qt., Tic; regular
lively no reasonable offer refused on balance OF
our stock OF baby carriages, refrtgerators, water
coolers. and trunks.
Hats, latest styles Light Derbys and Straw
HAS, % cts to $l.50. Underwear and mems fur
nishing hall do usual prices. open TIL O'Clock.
american, 2o9 Penn ave., opp. Gardens.
Cigars! Cigar.!! Cigarsy!!
Sa0oroso, Opera Bouquet, Daneaha, Los Braves,
Old Crow, on Guard, and De LaRosa. All first
class sc. cigars. Liberal discount by the box.
cigar department.
NJ. P. MErzeER, AT 18th ST. NV.
The Sales Of Cashmere Bouquet,
June 30, exceeded in amount the importattohs OF
all toilet soaps, as shown by U. S. 1887 Treasury
reports tu&f-2w
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable. BIN
s'Royal GIue'' Mends Everything.
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C! Always liquid!
Always ready! All Druggists and grOcers sell
Royal Clue at 1Oc. f,s,tu&th
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood. &C.
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Condemned Locals.

Oswald c. Allen was IN the Police Court this
morning under the name OF Henry Allen. He and
q cOlCred woman named Susan shepherd were
charged with vagrancy. Allen is separated from
his wife and was arrested in company with the
cOlOred woman. They were sentenced 10 thirty
days each in default OF bonds.
John ID. Jackson, cOlOred, aged seventy-eight
years, dropped dead at his home, near the United
States magazine, Wednesday night
Last evening an unOccupied house on 10Th street
extended was destroyed by IRE.
Gen Geo. A. sheridan, OF this city, was robbed
OF his gold watch at hotel In indianapolis, yes
IerdIy. The watch was taken IRON his room
while he was at breakfast.
An assignment has been made TO Hiram d. Love
by W u. Earl OF his stock VI groceries, &C., Tor the
Denent OF creditors.
The Will OF Angela Cato, filed today, leaves her
estate TO Annie PeptOn and Maggie Bonavires,
Ter two daughters.
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Po1soNous COSMETICS


LADIES VINO value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON,
FREEMANs INDICATED FACE POWDER ia
harmless as the dew. preserves and beauties natural
~ Properly applied cannot be detected The follow.
ing Druggists and those named succeeding adver-
tisement comprising all the leading Druggists in the
city, sell and specially recommendit
Try 'Freeman's Hiawstha Handkerchief Extract "
the latest delightful. elegant Quadruple strength
Massey. Sl6 4th st H. P Stone, Eth and L sta
4 b Ellery 9th and o sts. L. c. Milburn (3th and
Mass ave. l. B. Cutler, n. J. ave. and q st; W. II
HHssiieex. Az ID ST.; A. b Finney, 9TH and sta A. NJ
Butler CaIridEe. Ind. ave. and q: Van Sycieis.
18Th and ss. j. W. Drew. Conn. ave- and L Il n "
L M.ckAi 22d and alta NV; G. +. Keim, 1915 iith
ST. Nv I >. NJ A,3Y5 IN and sta A. Z Acker Cd st
Off, 10Th ana st, ny;E CsseI 10Th 81 aud n.
Co; LIST and sta pw; = Ware. Ebbitt House; Chss
y .. Moore, Tenn: ave and 18th st.; \. N. McComas.
kemsburs Elliott 1908 l4th st; A. T. Hofer, Sth
and sts H. Brace. 10Th and q sts.; Tschifely g
Evans, Mnoiessle Arena ap1l-eo3m.
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DRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIEs-DEPAR1MEN OF
JUSTICE MAsHINGroS. June IS, lsss.-Sealed
Proposals furDisning the Department
necessary supplies Of the articles nsmed beos for is
during the h-al yenr ending June 80 1853 VIII
be received until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ sloADAh.
JULY IL At the once OF the chiei cIerk.
follows: Full Ice. Stationery. Washing 1owelA
Miscellaneous The night 10 wsiy. dfects and g re-
)ect any all bids reserved Blank forms and M
formation Viii be furnished on Application. q. A
jerks. Acting Attorney -essner4l- geSo-lOt
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amuscmcnts Tonight.
ALBAUGH's.-"La PerichOle."
uARRIs,.-'sThe Bells"
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh
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A victory.
Victory
THE wASHINGTOSS DEFEAT THE PITTSBCRGS
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

JHE WASHISG1OSS DEFEAT THE PIrTSBCRGS-
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Senators had streak OF luck yesterday and
took game from Plttsburg by the score OF 3 TO 2.
The batteries were O'Day and Murray, and Morris
and Carroll The Pitts6urgers went TO pieces IN
the eighth inning and let in two runs that lost
them the game. Washington made nits and 3
errors, and Pittsburg hits and errors.
Chicago took advantage OF some costly errors by
the Philes, and won BY the score OF 4 TO 3. Bryan
and DAILY, and Gleason and Schriver were the bat
teries. Chicago made hits and 9 errors, and
Philadelphia 8 hits and errors.
Detroit won In slugging match with New
York, score Is 10 IL The CHAMPIONS made 10 runs
In the third inning and the Giants made In the
fourth. Conway and Bennett, and Weidman and
Ewing were the batteries. Detroit made IA hits
and , errors. and New y Ork 10 hits and q errors
The HOOsiers%Ook another game from Boston, 10
10 q SnTeye and Buckley worked for Indiana polls:
ClarksOn and Tate, Madden and OROurke for Bos-
ton Indianapolis made l3 hits and errors. and
Boston 10 hits and 3 errors.
Brooklyn went down at Cincinnati score Ia to =
Great efforts have recently been made TO secure
White, the short-stOp OF the Louisville team and
the directors were at one time hopeful that he
might sign a telegram was received from him
this morning, however, stating that he had signed
with the 1t. Louis Browns
Mr.. X 4. Hewitt Is lying dangerously Ill AT
WallingfOri, VI, where he was taken on the 2ls
or last MONTH No hopes are entertained OF his
recovery. -
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A DEEP CUT into the prices OF our summer goods
has been made. 10 effect their rapid sale. such
bargains as we are now Offering In gents fine
kangaroo and calf low Shoes anu In ladies, misses
and child's elegant slippers and low ties have
never been known In the annals OF the shoe trade
IL Will be money In your pocket 10 visit VIM hahn
q Co.'S reliable shoe house, Sl6 9TH street, 1877
Pennsylvania avenue, or 81 Pennsylvania avenue
s southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

POLICE CoURr-Jud1e Miller.
To-day, Alice Walker, colored profanity; $40 or
30 days John Foley, dsOrderly conduct; collateral
forfeited. Morris Harrington, do; do. Charles
Denever, dsorderly conduct s. or Is days Luig
Ocehionere, concealed weapons; SO or 80 days
Mamie Landron, colOred, dlSOrderly conduct (when
arrested she broke Lieut.. kelly's watch chain):
$40 or 80 days John Thomas cruelty 10 animals:
collateral forfeited Thomas Stevens, trespass on
parks; do.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

INDEPENDENT ICE co -BEsT QUALIFY o.
III KENNEBEC IcE.
AZ Lowest Ratea from iellov waeons
Once 18th and Pa ave-. Telephone call 5yl-2
49,. ssth-street wharf. teleyhone call 5el-3
cspo" t3l06 wsssT St. G'ten. ssAephons cell 7el-o
ap3-3m
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EOR RENT-
T6l2 Fu.w.,llES166.l
$40 ] st NV, 10r. Il
312 q 1T. u. W., 2Or. IL
Ola 18th st NV. 12r. II
sos X ct. NV. 13r. 1891
112l 14th ut. q. W., lar. !
1903 h st. NV. lOr. -
l31 Nd Nv. ne. H.. I
7O6 18th %. w..nr...t
GIT X stn.w..llr....S5.,
22l T. Cap. 81. llr. so,
9l3 ] st. q. w., lar .....;
1905 9Th Ut. n. w., 6r. ...!
174l r Ut. NV, 1Or. ...'
1885 Corcoran Ct. Tor. :.
21O2 H ct. NV. 8r. :.
121l ] st. NV, Tor. -.
22l6 9Th %. u. w.. Tor. -
BOB Z o. NV, II. .......'
1904 7 1T NV. Or. .....'
lOll Goth o. NV. 9r35..
1905 X at. n. W. Or. .....'
~ 9Th %, ne. 6r.
1716 1&th st.n.w..7r.9 So
6:s2 O 1t q. W., Tor. 5000,
1435 U At. w.. Or. .....,
Lsnier Heights. Or. .....,
ll50 r. L ave-. 7r.....'
$50 h H WA
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BarefOOted Woman on n Tramp.
A STORY OF HARDSHIP TOLD BY FOUR WANDERERS
CARED FOR BY The POLICE.

"A STORY OF HARDSHIP TOLD BY FOUR WANDERERS
CAEED FOR BY THE POLICE
At midnight last night strange looking quar-
tette stepped on the train arriving from the south
at the Baltimore and Potomac depot. They were
apparently in distressed circumstances and were
cared for by the police until to-day The party
years old, his sister, Eliza Cook. twenty-eight
years old their mother, Martha Cook, hfty-eight
years old and a boy OF ten, named Leonard ShuS-
ter, the son OF a sister OF John and Eliza Cook.
The boys father and mother are dead. The two
women and the boy were barefOOted and dressed
In rags. Their Dlistered feet evidenced the hard
ships they had undergone, and their worn looks
and burned faces and heads told a story OF expos
ure and insufficient nouriShmenI They carried
with them several bundles and baskets con-
tanning all their family property. The man
was fortunate enough To possess a pair OF cheap
eOw-hide shoes. He told STAR reporter that
they had walked from Meadow station, below
Richmond. Va. TO point near Fredericksburg,
distance OF about 90 miles The women walked
all this distance bareIOOted- There they had
taken train TO this city, the mother having
means enough TO pay their fare here. They are
on their way to Martinsburg, W. Va, their old
home, where they have a sister living, and where
they hope TO be able to make living. They left
MartinsDurg June IL last, and tramped slowly to
Meadow station, where they arrived september
X There they secured work Ut times from
farmers, but the man said they had had pretty
hard time The police officers gave them accom-
modatiOnS In the station house last night and
provided breakfast for them this morning. They
were then sent 10 police headquarters.
The strangers were furnished transportation TO
Nartinsourg and lett on the 1855 train
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AUTHORIZATIONS.
hOUSEkEEPERS are invited to examine the CELE-
DRAFTED INTERPRETATIONS for which we are sole
agents tor the District
EDDY'S REFRIGERATOR
WITH SLATE-STONE SHELVES
We have sold above for twelve years. and every DUR
chaser is pleased with them.
LORILLARD REFRIGERATOR
For Clubs and Restaurants
MONROE PATENT REFRIGERATOR
lined entirely with glazed stoneware.
They are all frst-class Refrigerators and do their
work well and economically.
Write or call for circulars
WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE-CREAM PREFERS.
None better N. W. BEVERIDGE,
9my2S-3m 1000 Pa Ave
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The National Rifles.
rIIE

GYMNASIUM TO BE CONSTRUCTED IN THE ARMoRY-
THE COMING NORTHERN TRIP.
The National Rifles held their regular monthly
meeting last night and elected Waiter A. Brown.
W. l. Finley. and Capt. Granville C. West homo
rary members. Ii was decided TO construct a
complete gymnasium in the armory for the bene-
NJ OF the active and honorary members. The
company Will leave here Monday, July l6. at
. a. IN, and will visit New York, New Bedford
Cottage city, Marthas Vineyard and Boston, ard
will be gone fourteen days. All friends OF the
company are invited 10 make the trip. round
trfp ticket, $40, good for twenty days, can be Sc
cured IRON members On the company. The total
expenses OF the trip, from July IL TO 2S are esti
mated at SAC.
NOTICE FOR A NEW TRIAL FOR MISS MCBRIDE-In
the case OF Mary j. Mcbride, convicted or arson
Van Ii. Manning and ii. L. Clagett have filed a
motion Tor new trial. The principal grounds are
whom she was tried was Illegally constituted. The
latter ground, II Is understood is that at the time
the jury Was empanneled there were not twenty
six Jurors present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-06

INVEST END HOTEI. AsBURY PARK. NJ.-oPEN
w all the year. directly the beach. accommodates
400 guests: rrfurnished and . large addition sdded
including me ballroom. maktnG this one o. the
1el6-lm