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E. E.oo Igals 9 9 9 9 Q 9 9 -

Famed runs-Brookyn s.; St, Louis, T. First base
TH'ootiyn s. ST. Louis g. FEst base on balls
Busnoig l. Latham !, Robinson l. Omen l. btoeh
iasos-tf Efien l. Caruthers l. smith J. Struck out
kniin ), Clnskcy l, Mccarthy l, White = KING J.
ioufz / Two-base hs-O' Brien ], CaIutheTn Latham
j Passed balls-Miligm l. Umprc-Mr. Ferguson
Time OF galne-Oue hour aud nifty minutes
The game at Jersey City yesterday between the Jersey
City and Bnghamton clubs, was OF the unusual Order
although the b,ne club usual won easily. Little
DAILY pitched with telling eject the disheatened Bng
lamton Ddttcrs making one bascklt
Haven, who acting manager for the BinShanton
nine deserted his club at jersey City, taking with him
Fec and Ewad owed the hotel bill for the nights
lodging when he csuld easily have paid IT, as he &c
ceved his guarantee ThuTsiay's game The players
have not received cent in salaries for tie last TWO
weeks The seven players appeared on the grounds
minus their uniforms As the manager brought trunk
with h,r the players suspected that something might
happen Manager Powers, Of the Jersey City team,
received dispatch from Secretary Campbell, OF the Central
league. pay the guarantee II possible, as the
club dues amounting TO something Ike $3.50 that
being reason the Allentowns had the game for
feitcd they refused TO pay the guarantee But
Powers told the players he would lend them the jersey
Guys Old uniforms aud would also give them their
guarantee. II taken IN at the gate II not no would
give every penny that In also the grand stand
" tich amounted 70 eco Mr.. Staples Of The Erie road
edGed sl0 The scoee yesterday vas:
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TESTIMONY EEGARDNG NAVY YARD FRAUDs'
Paymaster Allen and j. Monroe Heiske continued their
investigation OF the charges OF frauds In the matter OF
contracts supplies at the Navy Yard yesterday They
eat with closed In OF the OF the LJceu
Building bound all the witnesses to secrecy regarding
the nature Of their testimony. Several witnesses were
examined. and from the fact that the Commission sent
twice Paymaster Looms appear before them 1t was
surmlsed that the inquiry had developed serious
facts The testimony shows that the frauds Include con-
tracts provisions and small stores in addition 10 teaA
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earn. Umpiro-
G; Emlra, 4. Pitchers-Mler and shearm umpi''-
Mr. Holland.
TIE STANDING OF TIE CLUES
League and Association records 10 oate are ~ 'o

The BROOKLYN and Louis clubs play at washington
Park to-day Jersey City and Enira mines az 'erSeS
CITY the New-York Monitors at the Polo
Grounds and the Staten Island and brooklyn Auieuc
clubs at West New Brighton.
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TREPErROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS from THE YIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude OF market opened firm yesterday morn
ing, and maintained its strength on only moderate
buying all through the forenoon. Prices gradually
from SO IA at the opening to 80 7-s, from which
point the feeling was dull and quotations dropped
gradually 10 80 on light trading. During the last
hour. however. tho trading became moro active and
prices rallied to 81 cents and the market closed
steady at 63 % cents. Advices from BakeYstown.
Pen, reported the Grave well on the Hoffman farm
In boulder with expectation that sand would be
struck late in the day. The Gold well reported
having increased It's yield to sixty barrels q day,
and Butchers No. was reported to be producing
fifty barrels . day. The transactions at the two
exchanges aggregated 1.146,000 barrels
The range Of prices and the total dealings were
fuQOWSi
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nvo hundred OF tho employees OF the New brunswick and
Midtown iactofes Tho services were conducted by inc
Rev. Jacob Cooper Of Rutgers COLLEGE. and tho Row. Dr.
Thomas Uanlon, President OF tho Pennington Seminary
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rr,RnprAN r1NANC1ALMAnnrr

CT tnLrs1ON. Aug 3--rnrpentine firm At ~ 10
h4vANNAn. Aug. 4-rurpentine nrn at J3iao.
WllASG1ON, Aug. 3.-IurpentIne quiet at SO &c.
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PRESIDENT HARrMAyy ExPLA1ys HIS CASE

Charles j. Hartmann president OF the Eow-York
Safety Reserve Fund said yesiefdny that he had only
Just heard Of tho report OF the examiners while
ferry his a fishing trip lie was much
surprised. no had thought that matter boon
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E ESssoa : 9 . 9 Sc . &c &C.
Earned runs,-New-York 4; Boston. 3. Two.bsse
hite-IlOrnung Threc-baes hits-BrOwn and Ewing
Double playsrEwing and Ward; Brown and Wise Nash
end Wise. First base balls-GOre Nash Conner,
charison, Klusran. First base on errors-NewY York.
q Bosion Struck 0ut-Connor 2 HoInung Keefe,
Aeefe, SQwGers . Crane. l. Tine two hours fifteen
minutes ChpIe, Mr. knlsht.
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FUNERAL or oHRIsTOPHER MEYER

Tho funeral OF Christopher Meyer took place at New
brunswick yesterday and his body buried in the
family vault Jlmwood Cemetery cemetery, be
sides many friends Of Mr. Meyer. there were over
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
SMALL FLUOTUATIONS NOTED.

QUOTATIONS IN BONDS AND OTHER sECURI
TIES
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sTOCKs
San Francisco, aug. 3, lsss.
DULNEss IN TIE SPECULATION.

Assessment levied, Savage, so GER. dly.3aa g
elared, Con California & Virginia, 80 cents
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9 HiDsS,S ely .. 80. Z 9 g 56-lGG
Earned runs-Jersey City L peehamton. o. rirt
out-O' I1en .. knowles 3. Ehines Kingsley MO
QUICKEN !. EItzge5ld Howe J. smell 8. Collins q Chap
man Q Base on bss--nlsnd 2. Frie l. Brady l. eer.
Iarct l. Rhincs !. Stolen bases-H!land Frci o Lang
GBrfen. Lang Passed Lslls-Colns q. Umplre-Mr.
Latham Jime-l 40
York Reserve nno at Polo Grounds yesterday by this
scores
pacKett Csrharts I 9 %
Basehits-Hackeu Carhsrts IL Hew-York Reserves, &
fitehers-GOugh and Titeomb
There was little Interest manifested in the game d.
Newark yesterday between the Newark and Emra Mines
pho
Newark 1-lo
Euiis o o i o b o
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Refined oil advanced Ia cent at all ports as fol-
lows: New-York, Baltimore and Philadelphia, "a
rents per gallon, Abel test. Foreign quotations
higher follows. Antwerp, IS 1912, Bremen.
Z so, and London, 11-10a6 1915
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANCE-AUG. Q.
THE GENERAL LIST
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sTocKs

Actual sales Closing I No
eIocKa l~-|--l shares
opg H'g- Low't Final BID AsHd sold.
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Pune Wool HEsn1xrrAs


GOBLIN BLUE, TAN. SAGE, SERPENT. OK
BLOOD. TERRA GOTTA, AND BLACK. wide, double
width. cash price. 4Sc.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEENS. In short lengths. fine
quality, newest styles, 9hc.
BROAD CLOTH for ladies' Suits, GOBLIN BLUE.
SAGE TAN. TERRA GOTTA. OK BLOOD AND
BLACK, pure wool. yard and half wide wonder.
full cash bargain, 87hc.
PLAID MUSLIN. good quality. SC.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS st sctual Cost
price TO reduce our immense stock.
HANDSOME STRIPED BLACK SILK VELVET,
finest quality 75c.
CARTERa
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
Cash Customers who buy as or over win receive ONE
Of the following presents: Pair Of Damssf Towels.
or Dr.. Psi n Of elegant corsets. worth Zoe
FRENCH SATTEENS finest quality, 25c
LADIES' CLOTH. pure wool, one yard and q half
wide, wonderful baygatn only soc.
CREAM ALBATROSS, pure wool, double width
FRENCH SERGE. pure wool. double width. 37hc,
TklCO CLOTH pure wool. double width. 37Jcc
Cash Customers who buy $40 or over will receive
ONE OF the following preeents Handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth &l.50. Two Yards and Q Half Table
worth 81 so
Don't fail to AJAX for the Valuable Present mo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

UREAT ICEMOvAL SALE
We will remove about March 20, to J,7 10th St
three doors below st.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Our Comfort Shirt the Old Favorite made Of Wam-
sutta Cotton, and Richardson's g 100 Linen Bosons-
hand made buttonholes and full to the measure
reduced from 30 C. to 79c.
Our Invincible shirt reduced from soc. to zoe
Our Mystery " Soc to tjSc.
Our Is rmingham" 81 to soc
This SHIRT is open back, with seventeen pieats in
bosom made Of best cotton and very fine linen bosoms
Our Full Dress Shrt-pleated bosoms- reduced from
00c. to 7Sc.
Our Crescent shirt made of good cotton and fine
linen bosoms reduced from CSC. to 55c
NECK WEAR.
Our 25c scarfs reduced to 1Sc., for SOC.
Our 60c and 7lyc. - :" to soc.
WINTER UNDERWEAR AT COST
, Fine medium weight Merino undershirts and
drawers reduced from Soc. to 43c
25c. linen handkerchiefs reduced to ooc
pc. suspenders reduced to 2lc.
large lot of Fine FourPly cufis-au sizes--reduced
to . pair for Poe.
Ali goods at great bargains at the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
mhS-3t 1OO2 Il ST, NV
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PuRrrY Your BLoop.

Good health depends upon pure blood therefore. to
keep WELL purity the blood by taking Hoods sarsapa-
rlla This medicine is peculiarly designed to act upon
the blood and through that upon all the organs and
tissues of the body 1t has specific action. Also upon
the secretons and e1cretions and sss nature to
pei from the system all humors impure PARTICLES and
eete matter through the lungs, liver bowels kidneys
and skin 1t eectually aids weak and debitased or.
gsns invisorates the system tones the dges-
ton.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. Ell six for Is Prepared only
by C. i. HOOD h CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
4-es foo DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
Sales OF Real Estatc.

j. W. Thompson has bought of Ira Godfrey for
s21,2o0 parts IL and IS, square 300, 1880 square
feet fronting 64& feet on the west side of 18TH
street, between and streets northwest Chris
tine schmidt has bought OF T. r. Schneider, for
$4,000, sub lots 15S and $50, Square 155 Is As by
100 feet on CorcOran street, between 18th street
and New Hampshire avenue northwest. Mary E.
Mackey has bought for s., 500 OF II. NJ Baker, sub.
III, square 1888 10 BY 50 feet on 18th street. be-
tween q and Corcoran streets northwest X. T..
Robinson has bought for $5,4lOsO, OF W. NJ. Os-
born, part J. square 1928 40 By 100 feet on street.
between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
q. j. GOckeler has sold to c. q. Gockeer for
So, 100, part lot g. square 527, 33% by SO feet on
the southeast corner OF 4th and streets north
west.
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NJ. C. wHELrN. 1905 + st.
SPECIAL SAFE Of Clocks and Spectaclea
CS kENFIEID. t205 r ST

CIPHER on A ToNBsroSE-A recent exanina-
ZION u ShakeSpeare'5 tombstone with a powerful
rnaQnify1ng glass has enabled Professor Donnelly
10 fud letters heretofore undiscovered, which In
distinctly appear TO be :. O. E. They may relate
TO important discoveries as To the authorship OF
shakespsare's playa but whether or no, they GER
tainly do represent initials OF Scotch Oats e.
seuce, which Is the greatest nerve and brain food
and curative for neuralgia, nervous exhaustion
and hysteria known
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Fog second hand once furniture gu 9th st. n. w

THE MODEL BUILDING ASSOCIATION or washington,
d. G. Attention IS called 10 the pubic meeting OF
this association this evening. at 7ociock, at g3 +
street northwest (hall third noor1 as mentioned In
yesterdays STAB The shares are 81 each per
month, and the money is loaned by Ballot at A.,
per cent.
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CITY ITEMS


does not seem to interfere with Harveys getting q
fuli supply OF his superb oysters. All varieties are
represented on his counters
Mems ana Deys' Flannel Over.htres,
oOc. up to $3.50. AL cOlors. Most complete as
Sortment At Auerbach's Mems Furnishings, Hats
and sewing Machine Rooms, 7th and II. eos
For Coughs and Thr0ae Troubles use
"Br0wn'S Bronchial TrOches. THEY stop an at
tack OF my asthma cough very promptly."-C
Fulch, NidmiuiHe, Ohio. eo31&k
-S-
Dog Collays Engraved: Razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale or hire. WALFoRD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
colin
Phillips' DigestiDle Cocoa furnishes
nntrtment and aids digestion.
California Tickets, J. r. Minor, B. = O.
Depot 26t
"Royal Glae'' mends China, Glass Wood, &c,
Photographs, %. ANrHoNYs, 9o5 Pa av. coll
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In i ID. "Ward" prints A5c. per 10.
Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MILK
&c. per quart
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fNr PoHrnAIrs. Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava

UNTIL APRIL we viii nSxe a discount OF 10
per cent ON all purchases made from us for cash
on or before delivery. Furniture, Carpets, Up
holstery Goods and Bedding. All goods marked In
plain figures. w. b MOSES & Son, l1th and F SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

DAVIS, I'd eth ST., viii make one large crayon
and one dozen nicely finished cabinet portraits for
a. Come nd see them.
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b. JACOB, JUICY CRooUKrrEs, 81 per dozen.

HAvk Yog CALLED ON BRErrBARrH, odd Fellows
Hall, 9Th street northwest? III not, 60 there i'm
medlately before the limit OF time expires For
one week VIII sell all goods 10 per cent on of the
net cash prices IL VIII pay those in want OF fur
nitnre 10 pay him visit Remember the place,
Breitoarths odd Fellows Hall, 7th street north
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A,nusensents TO.night.
NArIosAL-The Florences in "rhe Mighty Dol.
lar"
ALBAreH'sL-vernona Jarbeau In starlight"
WILLARD HALL-Prof. Carpenter.
HARRIs'.-Barlow Bros Ministries
MANASSAS PANoRAMA.-Day and evening
KERsASa-Atheneum Speciality Company.
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$3.50 WILL BUY three new houses in the north
wesJ section which are rented to good tenants for
$3.50 per month Apply TO owner. Room i, 1925
ST W from . 10 , p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

The EDELIN-WYLIE ELOPEMENT.-There has
been nothing heard OF the parties-John II. Edelin,
and woman known as Mrs. Florence Wyiie, who
eloped from the city February %, the former
leaving wife and family in East Washington
Capt James Wiley, now living in Baltimore, denies
that the woman Is his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the ~ hours commencing ofSp N.
For the District OF Columbia, Delaware, Mary
land. and Virginia, light To fresh Westerly WINS,
becoming variable and on the coast southeasteriy,
warmer, fair weather
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RELEASED ON HIS PERSONAL BoND.-Yesterday
James A. Clark, indicted by tine grand Jury for tht
March term, 1887, for an assault with intent q
Kill Eli Hart, and for whom bench warrant wa:
issued on the 5th inst, came INTO the Crimina
Court with his bondsman. When the case was
called his bOndsman was not present. Judge
Montgomery released Clark on his personal recO1
nizance for the purpose OF securing another bonds
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
OFFICE OF JUDD a DErwRIIEa,
420422 Eleventh Il. n. w.

adjoining "StAr" Building)
We would respectfully inform the public and
Strangers having business before the committees
Of Congress, tho heads or Departments the various
commission and the courts that we have supe-
ror facilities for the rapid execution OF all kinds
az printing, whether In small or large quantities
Having the largest and most complete ONCE in the
city ard the greatest number OF employees we can
promise WORK ia shorter time than any other es-
ts6hsbment, and when We promise work IL viii be
ready on time. JUDD 4 DfrwEILER.
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A Former Cold SNAP,

TO the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
discover by reference to memoranda that the
18th day OF March. 1868. was another sunprece-
dented" cold weather experience. In New York
City there was the heaviest snow storm OF the
winter, with much impeachment Of travel CYCLE
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TICKETS FOR THE AUTHORS READINGs-Mr Pal
mers representative falling to receive the tickets
Tor the Authors Readings, has had another set
printed In Washington, and these can now be pur-
chased at Brentano'S. The demand so far has
been very brask, and large audiences are looked
for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
NEW lot Of wonderful Auto-harps, at DRooP,s

CoIBrRSs PHILApRIPHIA MUSTARD.
The king or condiments The finest made. Fc
sale by grOcerS
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TARIYF.-Extracts from messages OF all Presi-
dents. Pamphlet. 40 cents AT bookstores, hotels,
and GRAY 6 CLARKsOS's Publishing House, 500
Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

CONSUMPTION may be cured IL treated early with
Bakers cod Liver Oil and Malt.
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"Royal Glae'' mends China, GlassWood, &c
Photographs, %. ANrHoNY's, 905 Pa av. col
QUICK SALES AND SMALL Pnor1rs
MOTTO OF
r. 8. WILLIAMS l. CO., Druggists,

r. 8. WILLIAMS CO., Druggists,
Under Masonic Temple. corner 9th and SITS NV,
stock Of Drugs, Patent Medicines and Perfumeries in
the city at prices which better and few meet
as hown BY the following partial list:
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WHAT Cossxrs TO wEax. how 70 v

WHAT CoRsrrs TO wEAK, how 20 wear them, anu
where TO buy them: the rt warranted, the quauty
and price Of every pair guaranteed The {. II. n,
Ia Sirene and p ID. Corsets are the best French
goods on the market We nave monopoly Oh
styies. tine new Nos OF these goods are numerous,
and the low prices astonishing. Every domestic
manufacturers goods In stock, X c., DIT. war
ren's Thomson's GlOye-Fitting. and Ferris Good
Sense Corsets are the leading styles, prices from
SC upwards -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15
Another Civil Riehs. Case,

coLo.ED LAWYERS cHARsR AGAINST A pxsrxu
RANr-KEEPHR.
VIM II. H. Hart, q cOlored member of the bar
who Is at present employed at the Capitol. ap-
peared before Attorney Padgett yesterday and
swore to an Information charging Charles II.
weser, the restaurant-keeper at the corner OF eth
ana streets, with violating act OF the legisa-
tive assembly with reference to serving meals and
tsnn = b 10 an oehayea persons The presecu
feture OF the license OF saloon-keepers and Others
any wel.oehayed and respectable persons
IL Is alleged by the prosecution that the prose-
colored waiter called upon him; that he gave
MS order for nsh, coffee, and trimmings, where
Idol, tne coored water became indignant and re-
FUSED 10 serve the order.
DocfoFs, Dentists and Druggists.
GRADUATES FROM THE HOWARD MEDICAL, DENTAL
AND PHARMACEUTICAL COLLEGES.
the graduating classes OF the Medical Dental
ana pharmaceutical Schools OF Howard University
Were assembled on the platform OF Congregational
church last night, while their friends filled the
moor and galleries. The Marine Band rendered
music. The address to the graduates was de-
Iiyered by DIR. Jno. E Brackett professor Of mate
ma medica and therapeutics, and the diplomas
were presented BY President Patton. Robt. NJ
Nelson, Of New YORK, was the valedictoran for the
dental class, and VIM. g. Boyd, OF Ohio, for the
pharmacists. The graduates were as follows:
graduates In Medicine-Wm. w. Beall, JnO. H.
bra1son, Francis J. Cardozo, Louis d. Carman, Ii.
NJ, VIM. Z. Corbin, Jas. w. curtis, G. w. Furcron
Geo. c. Havenner, Jno. W. jackson, Chas. C. john
son. 4. B., Daniel G. Leahy, ". ": Marchesseaultts
Woodson T. Merchant, A. B., VIM. X. Price, Miss
Marian Pyles, ". J. r Thomson, W. c. Upham
@. J. VanV. Schott, Jas. II. N Waring, Chas f.
Whitney, j. Randall Wilder, Murdoch C. Smith, ID.
DIS.
Graduates In Denistry-Geo. Geffers, W. 8. Lof-
ton, Robert N. r. Nelson, Nathaniel Nesbitt, K. F.
Norcrosse NJ. D., W. s. over, VIM. Richardson, F.
W. Rudolph, NJ. d.
Graduates In Pharmacy-wyatt Archer Richard
Cook, jr, Jno. 8. Hanna, L. w. Livingston, N. D.,
stephen c. Miller, M. D., Z. +. Norcross, NJ. D., +.
K Reh, Jno \: Raymond, NJ. d., W. T. Smith, N.
d., and X. j. Wilder
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Heported Tor The EVENING STAR.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.-The Alexandria demo-
Gratis VIII hold tomorrow night their primaries in
the -FOUR wards OF the city 20 open the work of
nominating the democratic candidates for the
presidency. The third ward will elect five dele
gates; the fourth ward four; the rrst ward three.
ami the second ward two delegates to represent
Tue Alexandria democratic party in the state con-
Senll0l- That convention will meet in Norfolk
next May and elect delegates to the national dem
ocratlc convention that Will nominate the candi.
date Tor President
NoTEs-rhe Gentlemen's Driving Club is arrapp
;s.s 70 nt up the driving grounds, near ST. Asaph
yunctoh, with stables, booths, stands, seats &C.,
ana when the season openSfhe best horses OF the
city and neighborhood will match there their
speed.-At Roberts (colored) Chapel here Rev. n.
NJ Carron has succeeded Rev. X. r. LAWSON
Edw. owens, brakeman at the Midland road has
nuft one OF his arms badly in coupling cars
The body found saturday near the mill adjacent
70 the city has been Identified as that OF IOmax
jasper, colored iaborer, and has been buried BY
the Fairfax author1tiea-At the monthly meet
Ing Of the Alexandria Medical society DR.. Puryfs
read a paper on "NaSal Catarrh." Dr. Bedford
Brown VIII prepare paper for the April meeting
-Uuited states Gauger John Clarke, OF Fairfax
temporarily In Washington has been assigned 10
duty at the Arlington distillery near this place
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-15

PHoroGRAPHs taken at night at Kensington Art
Studio, $40 Pa. ave, as good as day pictures.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDwARD G. TowNsEND.

| EDWARD C TOWNSEND.
TEACHER OF ELoCUTIoN.
| mhl5-3m 1sl7 18th St NV.
/ A n9alNNERs CLASS Is PHOTOGRAPHY. ron
isd ta and gsntlemen will be formed on Monday
i4os New " Y faf .sens Sns1
'p 70 T "a 'es sns 2o q z;
or JIDRsbAY ESENiNas 4 the Association room:
p4sRII;is sSE%' &C. 'adssss FAR PRICE Star oss
GUARa,A r.. 10 TEACH ANY ONE TO MAXI
md IS r.. HsfssisE GOV "a .nS "a
WAAsnMa1dNSSyTIyS5N, o o9SSsERyAToRY OF MUSIC. ST
UiG2h bHss sSTn' s:
M1Hh ali Sta d.! BANGING Il, AcApEMY MAsoNIS
50. rhs . ending f May W
FOR SeiSners For ps aaa send
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| klNDERGARTEN NORMAL TRAINING CLASS
1918 Sunderland Place south Of Dupont Circle al
VTNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE 1912 AND 1914
l. 14th st. and 14O7 Massachusetts, ave--Tbree COM
modious connecting houses, with open grounds front
and rear. A select and limited Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies' and Little Girls. Complete
English and CLASSICAL course. Modern Langua4es q
specially. Il know Of no school for young ladies'
whose diploma commands higher respect than Nor
wood e"-Jsice Muller For circulars address
f25-1m Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. d. CABELL