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Executions and Picntcs.

Nelson Division, No. 2, Uniformed Rank, Knights
OF Pythies, will give special excursion to Cincn-
natl over the Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturday,
June 9, at the remarkably low rate OF s1 this In
Guiding meals and a double berth.
Another plank shad excursion to Marshall Hall
will be given on the Corcoran tomorrow the
steamer leaving her wharf at 1890 a. N. and 80
p. m.
The Pilot Boy will make three trips to COlling-
wood Beach TOMORROW, at 10 a. III. and 80 and
p. In.
The Mary Washington will go to River View
twice every Sunday during the season, at 10 a. 10.
and D. In.
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SUNDAY ON THE BAY.-The second OF the special
excursions down the bay, via Bay Ridge, On the
steamer Columbia, is announced for sunday, June
g. These excursions I'LL q long-felt want by our
people, as evineed by the large number who took
advantage OF the first one. This steamer Is the
and first-elass In all les appointments. Elegant
meals are served In the dining-saloon Of the
steamer at reasonable rates. and the short ride on
the cars from Washington TO Bay Ridge adds to
the attractiyeness or the trip and relieves the
monotony OF an ail-day ride on the water. The
special train will leave Baltimore and Ohio depot
children. so cents-Add
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A Fam TR1A1

OF Hoods Sarsapara for scrofula salt rheum or any
affection caused by impure blood. is sufficient to con-
vince any Of the superior and peculiar curative
powers Of thus medicine The following statement is
right to the point:
My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrofuIous
sore neck from the time she 22 months old till she
became years Of age Lumps formed in her neck and
one after growing to the size Of pigeons egn became
running sore for more than three years. We thought
We would give Hoods Sarsaparilla o thorough trial
and all indications Of scrofula have entirely disap-
pearcd and now she to be healthy child" j. s.
CAKLILE Nauright, n. j.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold By all druggists, 81; six for 3D. Prepared only
by c. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
3 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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IrOR RENT-BRICK, 10 L ST. NV, 6 ROOMS,
Il gas and water. 81 40: 8. 10 aud 10 Fenton, new
By CHAs s. sHREvE,
ie2-3t 1928 9TH St n w
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DON'T BE A CL1AM--Sidalls, the great soap man,
has covered the country with the legend, ''Dont
De clam," because clam does not '.Shell out" as
he wishes the public To do. soap, however good,
only cleanSeS tie outside. Scotch oats Essence,
on the contrary, ceanses puriies, and strengthens
the brain and nervous system, both In and out,
cures neuralgia, gives ne v1gOr, and is undOubt-
ediy the greatest EcryiHe known.
Scotch Oats Essence II the only advertised
remedy IN the world that gives an absolute $4,000
Forfeit guarantee upon cac4 bottle that II does not
contain particle VI opium, morphine or any other
narcotic.
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Amusen,enrS EO.nighs.

NATIoSAI--''Queen'sL Lace Handkerchief
ALBAUGHs.-"The Beggar Student"
PANORAMA BUiLDISG.-.'Battle OF shiloh"
HARKIs'.-'sThe Black Flag"
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ATTESTIOS.-Before putting your winter CLOTH
Ing wraps. blankets &C, away, have them cleaned
by Fischer'S Celebrated Dry Cleaning Process,
which viii render them safe against moths. Ar
tiCleS stored over summer free OF charge. Bring
Your plush coats. our speciality. Blankets and
Curtains done up. Low prices. ANTON FISCHER,
gO6 q sc.
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Suxxra HAra
All THE NEW coLoRs m pxRBYs row
READY.
DuNLAF6 TIFTH AVENUE STYLE IN CASH.
NEkES AND DERBYa
Also DUNLAPse GENUINE NACKIEAW sTRGWe
u new shApes. Boys and chtidren's Hats q Goa and
All sOods allow = am, hons. II AnsracA
.pa wuAkTT 3 kgoyx
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TRUTHS VEGETABLE LOZENGs.-Wonderfui cure
Tor dyspepsia Can eat anything you wish; same
time Dr. cured. JOc. box At X. C. MilburnS Drug
store ana ali druggists, on by mail. j. +. TRUuT
Manufacturer, Bridgeport. y. j.
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WOODWARD d LOTHgoP will offer On Monday
the greatest values OF the season In plain, striped
and PLAID White Goods, plain and plaid India
yard.
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-HovsEs 7
III A st. sc. l.Sr. S15I
l9l6 Sanderland Place
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SEND FOR DANENHowERs JUNE BULLETIN
JUST ISSUED

Conyeyancng in all its branches properly and satis-
factofily executed By DANENHONEfs Real ESTATE
and Insurance Broker sIecial rates given 10 has
regular clients.
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EoR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LUX hENT-UNFURNI
II 122l CT. ave. NV.
1Sr. large sta. rear. SOL
1916 N st. L. W., LIT. IL.
Z 81. NV. I2rs .......1..
HIS 10th st.n.w.,lor.11,
1928 X. 1. ave. IL r.. 10,
1879 q st. NV. l5r. 10,
1914 2lst ST. u. w..13r. 10,
1916 VT. ave-, l2r... 8
1334 2Stn st. NV. LAT. 81
1870 DeSales ST., llr. -,
1122 18th st. NV. lar. q,
1915 18th st. n.w.......S.
1104 Conn. ave, 11r. "a.
2404 l4th st. "a.
942 n. Y. ave. NV, Tors. z
DIS n. y. ave. n.w.,17rs.1
91G 18th st. NV, 15r. a
Sl1 18th ct. n.w.,14r. -
14l6 I st. n. w, LIZ. IL
i521 y st. NV, 1lr. -
24O2 14th st. 80. u
goth ST., near q. Tor. 81
81 n. y. ave.n.w..13 rs. u
915 n. Y. ave.n.w. j 3rs 81
The above houses can
our ofhce only. THO
je2
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PENNSYLVANIA CRUSHED CoxE.-Special price.
for few days: - bushels, $50; larger loads IL
proportion. a. X. WILLIAMS,
613 9TH ST., and y. J. ave. ami ID st. NV.
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CARTERA
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH STREET.

H tbs WillA st priceD re<iuccd ncariy onebelf bv
4xhJ. MILLER SON.
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SEND FOR DANENHowER's JUNE BULLETIN.
JUST ISSUED.

story 10 room brick 10th. near Mass ave N e 900
storl ~ room iraiile lltn, near Sc. Ier ~. Ode
story room brick llth. near St 900
. story IL room frame. lIth uear = 600
story room frame. l3thnear y ~ n .... 200
J story 10 room BRICK 18th cor. ki1rs. IL O8y
. story room brick, l5tn, near stu =. 5000
. story III room brick, 18th. near II N 600
story 10 room brick l4th. .JOJ
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ONE HUNDRED Antique oak chamber suites, only
SIS per suite.
800 rolls Canton mating at bottom prices.
10 Ire chests and refrigeratOfs at bottom prices
20 baby carriages all OF different styles.
WASH. i. WILLIAMS, 7th and ID SIS. NV
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BABY CARRIAGES, $3.50 SIS: silk plush lined, s.
at singleton FletcheT's 4IJ 1h 81. NV.
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COIBrR~'s MrSTARD.-Philadelph Brand Is the
King OF Condiments. Flavor and pungency CON-
bfned IN perfection For sale by Grocers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

GUINNESS STOUT OF the Dogs Head brand bot
tied IN London by Read Bros, is unquestionably
the finest ever imported.
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RTEY ROYAL "SEC,r the exquisite dry red cham
payne, can be bought from u. u. C0rnweu Son,
14l. anu I4ll Feuu'a ave.
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Gas FIXTURES. at sHEDD & BROS.

BRITISH HOSIERY, solid coOrs and fancy stripes,
ali SIZES only &c per pair. Francs cor. 1th and
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Gas COOKING RANGES. at snKpp & Bro,

SPEcItL SALE OF suits reduced TO SIS. EiSeman
BrUS.. cor. 7th and Z, the only manufacturing
CIOthiers and tailOrS in Washington.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP VIII offer on Monday
their stock OF Braided and Embroidered Zephyr
Robes hat were "a Tor g. anu Satteen Robes thai
were - for 81.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Mcafher.

li'ttotta TOT tft "a nuns COMMENCING ~ y w.
For the District OF Columbia and Virginia. light
fresh westerly winds, cooler, fair weather.
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SrECTAL SALE OF suits reduced 20 SIS. Eiseman
BIT s, cor. 9Th and E, the only manufacturing
clothi1rs and tailOrs In Washington
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IEIsiSGEK's ice cream. @ao G anu 1918 18th sts NV
CITY AND DISTRICT.

WALL PAPEKS. window shades, decorations &c
RICHARD HENDERSON. 9:s3 ST. NV
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''DA1sr- SHAREHOLDERS. at Tappan's, eo4 9th Sc

EIGHT HUNDRED ROXEs MtlaZZo, Palermo, and
Sorrento Oranges and Lemons, ex. steamers YOr-
ford and NaranJa, received and for sale by Harris
a Ander sOL, GEL Louisiana avenue.
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fAdXerfiz.r-non.1

I.
EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI VIA PrcrrRysorx
y O.-Ihe Washington Division No n INT
IOrned RANK, Knights OF Pythias. have ARRANGED
lur special train service over the BaItimore a nd
OHIO Railroad 10 Cincinnati on OCCASION Ineetfnc,
supreme Grand Lodge. June 18th THE snecia,
Will o. composed OF B. and U. buffet sleepinsi csys
anu Will leave station. corner New Jersey avenue
and street. IL pm saturday, June 9th arriving
Cincinnati sunday evening. Breakfast VIII he
taken az Grafton, W. Va, dinner ar Cniliicothe
Ohio The ride over the scenic portion OF tbe RID
viii De In day light. afording The exeursionisfs m
opportunity 70 view the GRANDEUR OF the AlleVhany
and Cheat mountain region, the SWitzeri and ~
America The round TIP rate. including sleep,nv
car accommodations, one berth for each person
meals going ana returning, Is only so Return
portion Of tickets Will DC good until July Cd The
Division will carry nrst-class band and propose
20 make this the finest trip ever given by them
The name OF the Division Il an aIl-susicient Vuar
antee that this promise will be fulfilled For full
particulars apply IN person or BY writing 10 Percy
Is smith, I. Agt- B. a .. X h, 1851 Penn. avenue,
OF the f0rowIng committee: H. Coggins, '.Scar'
once; John w. Thompson. Navy Yard; g. j. l.
fOAwel, War Department.; W. H. Mohicr, loo
Sofln capitol street Tickets are on sale al fol-
toslng places and by members OF the Division
a = NItheroee CO., northeast corner llth and
fennsytSaniA avenue; Is. +. Queen, National Hotel
cigar stand; WhitehandA 3C5 7th street north
west: Aockoee a %, 1203 street northwest;
hencSrsons, 40 18th street: X NJ. Brown, 7th
anu streets: H. g. Wagner, S2.,1 N street:
scnafhirt drug store, North Capitol and streets:
Pitzer Co.. drug store, sol East Capitol street
W. ). Tune, grocer, 5i9 5tn street southwest
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NEW SarISEs. I2Hc.: Challies, IKE; 1O-4 sheet
fngs, 19c.; DR.. Warmers COrSetS, &1c.
BRODHEAD 4 Co.
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WINDOW SCREENS, something new, Mt any win
dow. At 30 cents each Window and door screens
70 order, lowest prices Chas- Il. Carter Co., 6O6
IeIu ave. nv
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FrsSELL'S lee CREAM.

SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced 10 SIS. Eiseman
Bros, cor. 9Th and Z, the only manufacturing
Clcthiers and tailOrs in Washington.
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SPECIAL SALE OF suits reduced to SIS. Eiseman
Bros, cor 9Th and E the only manufacturing
G.OtAlers and tallors Ia Washington.
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One of the choicest lots in the northwest just the
place for . fine home; ON 10Th ~ near st and II
I avenue; n 3xlO0 % alley. Only ez-5V Per foot
SEND FOR pASENHowERs JUNE BULLETIN.
JUST IssUED.
RosstyN PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN. ] am su-
thor, 10 on er one Of the nest blocks ROssllN
At ! feure tnsi wiz Tsy handsomely q specalEron.
investigate thls
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LOOSE SLIP COVERS for furniture and furniture
upholstered at reduced prices at singleton q
llelSheV's.
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SELLING. Sr111so, Sx11rse,
ALWAYS SFIJTNG nARGAINS

SELLING, SELLING, SEL11se,
ALWAYS SELLING BARGAINS.
HANDSOME SATIN PLAID INDIA LINEN, fine
quality extra Width really worth 2c reduced to IL q
BLACK sgkAH SILKS. excellent quality, cash value
FkENCH J. sATTEENs. very finest quality. csc.
FANCY SILKS, actual cost 81 4, 40 45c.
INDIA LINEN. real fine quality, cheap ct 15c. re-
duced to Sc.
FRENCH Lawns. finest quality 25c
HENhlEITAS. the fashionable dress goods, tan.
terra Gotta mnhoeany, serpent blood gobeln blue
pure WOOL wide double width; special bargain 48c.
sAIlN MOhE twatered siik), all c0i0rs: splendid
quality; price reduced. 75c.
HENRfETTAs. all colors. wide double width. l2
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash customers
buy % or over and select Of the following pro-
sents FAR OF handsome Dxnlask Towels. pair Of ele-
gAnt Corsets worth Toe. half dozen pure Linen
Damask Napkins worth Toe
cARTERA
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH sTREET.
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful new styles.
neee.iriE yard vide real value 12bc; reduced 1Oc.
extra vide double width, wonderful cash bsreain 37E
VALUABLE PRESENTS for our cash cussoIners
Buy SlO or over and select one Of the FOLLOWING pre
isSss A S.SsD n.as 9S. worn - aos
1owsas. my2o
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ATTESTIox.-Before putting your wi

WALL PAPER, window shades. &C., OF the latest
styles. John 5. p. Green, 4.S3 9th st NV.
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CEDIHISE ECRSiTURE POLISH the best thing o
the kind ever made, at Singleton & Fleteher's.
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WIRE WISDOw AND Door SCREENS In stock and
made 10 order at singleton Is Fietcher's
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PLANK sHAD EXCURSION
MARSHALL HALL.
SUNDAY. JUNE 8, 1888.
STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN,
Leaves 9TH street Wharf at 10 80 and 2:a0 p
sharp
Fair. Round Trip. SOC
Plank shad. Clam Chowder. &c.
te1-2t. I. L. BLAKE. Captain.
CoLLINawooD BEACH
THE STEAMER PILOT BOY
VIII make Trips SUNDAY. JUNE 3,
At 10 am. 80 pm and pm
Returning at 80 D. IN.
Dinner and refreshments grounds at city prices.
Regular trips will begin carly next week
GRAND FAMILY DAY
AT CoLL1NGwooD EVERY SATURDAY.
BEGINNIN0JUNE 8. 1885,
For Charters. &c. apply to L. J. wOOLLEN 4 CO..
my15-Im 11O1 st, cor. 18th.
RIVER vIEW syh FOB lsss, NO.,
steamer MARY WSsHINGToN viii leave her wharf
sna es. s cs aa ESe9
sd Family rss sy =, RIVER 1T ysn
sS4AIuRpAY leaving at 10 am. returning at pm.
Prof IrossS Psns,pg sesGsl Reunion River
II the s the slss
tionable parties allowed any Of the above trips
&c. apply to loo v haMDs sIa
s and a ride the HSrss sn1
SaSs the f0n'sS We advertise nothing 1as seii we
M AsHINGTON sCHUETZEN VEkEIN.
The sehuetzen Park. on 7th-strset road being Tree
from tntrnders is the most beautiful resort hold
ISr terms app,y to hon g. Wolf; esl T 8. Mr. yne
SE Ih' psas sssas2sh $50
ID Merchants and Miners transportation Co.
p.,., sseamships ssil from
Every Monday: TSSSsa.y sna Friday: O'clock p m.
mean. msn
as { :. Fl i
ton. or apply to-
A. L HIGGINS General Agent,
Long Dock. Baltimore.
Ieiepnone baltimore 241. my21-3m
VNHE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND DIXEY
run DAILY making trips every hour from Cumber
street. and foot OF high street, Georyefown stop
ping Ct Holtzmsns Table Rock. Boat Club and Dixey
asndinss First trip up e h% Ls.. trip down q
parties. Dtxey for charter Run up or down sf Hi6
Per day Pleasure bosts Of al kinds for hire d both
ms2i-1m '''''1' ' JS0. CUMBERLAND SON.
MARsHALL HALL Is NOW OPEN ron THE SEA
w son. The Steamer W. ". CORCORAN Leaves
It 10 An. ke.chtng Warrington ON Return Trip at
bartiss EscuEstens b. ard for Charter q Bost cen
Corcoran. For sundAy TRIPS sse spscaal Adyortiss-
menta my6
no! ron GREAT FALLs ARD CABIN JOIN
steam packet xxceIsfsoS makes Aer regular tr,p,
nssh nd Canal e, 0sosEstovH e ~, Isrs. sos
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STRAW MATTINGs tu great variety, from 1Oc. 10
zoe. per yard Singleton 4 Fletcher, AS 9TH 81.
NV.
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S3 Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No.
X We WhiSkey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEE's. 9th near st. w&s
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SEND FOR pANENHowER's JUNE BULLETIN.
JUST ISSUED.

you want 20 borrow money real estate call aud
SOL aNENhOM ElS. Real Estate and Insu ance rsk.r
1lio street; changes moderate and satsi action guar.
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CITY ITEMS.

Call or Send Postal for Catalogue
to Funks Sewing Machine Agency, 1881 tn ST.,
near O-st. Market. You will be astonished what
elegant machines you can buy from $40 upwards.
All latest Improvements. All warranted for 3
years 2,46S
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n. ". HENDERSON Co., lib street. Choice
wall papers, window shades &c.
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KILLED ON THE TRACK.-Mrs. Mahala Anderson,
mother OF Policeman w. T. Anderson, who lives at
4th and streets southeast, has received word
from Athol, Mass, OF the killing at that place OF
her son, George +. Anderson who for q number OF
years was resident OF this city. He was en-
ployed In the railroad machine shops near Athol,
and started for his home, walking on the railroad
track, when he was struck by train and fear
fully mangled He was twenJy-nine years old.
His mother had made arrangements TO spend
part OF the summer with him, and the news OF his
death proved severe blow 10 her. She has been
under medical treatment since.
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Condensed Locals.

The Machinery Constructors OF North America
National Trade District Assembly No. laS K Of
l., will hold their annual convention In this city
al EI<s' Hall, beginning Monday.
The Hancock Command OF Union Veterans, Post
No i. held a campfire meeting and reunion last
evening at the Union Veteran Hall, 923 street.
Representative Boothman, Of Ohio, made an ad-
dress
The Virginia Democratic Association last night
elected the following delegates to the democratic
convention 70 he held In Baltimore on the 4th OF
july next: MAJ. ii. L. Biscoe, Capt. T.. c. Crump,
a. X Fisher, r ;. GlasscOcS, and capt. I. J. Lut-
uelL Alternates, j. A. Settle, W. ". MoGatt, III.
B. Littlepage, X. y. RiddiCk, and y. C. yOWeIs
\ civeat has been nIed 20 the will OF David Jones
who was an inmate OF the soldiers Home and
In an estate OF $780, bShis next heir-at-law.
Wn. b. Hubs was excused yesterday from fur
Their service IN the Criminal Court as petit Juror
John W. La Tourette and Thos. Ii. Gore were ac-
ccpted as jurors 10 MI the panel. f. Geddis was
excused In Circuit Court No. 2 and T. ~ Boucher
drawn 70 MI the vacancy.
shortly after IL O'Clock last night VIM r.
MI Ter clerk In the Pension ONCE. fell in his room
at his bOarding-hOuse, at the southwest corner OF
llth and L streets northwest, and broke both legs
He vas removed 10 Providence Hospital
yesterday afternoon James Slmms, a colored
DoS. while running on the trestle work at the In
san Asylum wharf. with another boy fell fn5o the
r yer and was drowned His body was recovered
py ~. Roianda and taken To his parents residence
A deed from the ves;ry Of Rock Creek parish to
ahg ehl,ea states conveying small strip OF the
gleoe now within the soldiers Home enclosure
Tor s364sf, was put on record yesterday.
The United states Benevolent Association for
th5 nalhtenance and and education OF the orphans
OF deceased members, burial OF the dead care or
The sick and destitute, &C, has fled a certif,ca,e
ot incOrp0ration. IL Is signed by VIM McNeadows
y. H. Payne, +. +. Magruder Cinderella Nagruaer
Martha Guriey, Lucy Pearson Chas Moten W. III
Lee, Mile Lee, Elizabeth i. Magruaer Rich. Rob-
Mary carter.
Major I. b. Ferguson. no. Iowa Circle, reports
the iarceny OF quantity OF cOthing-tieorye
Steine, No. 80 Pennsylvania avenue reports the
theft OF $3.50
Ch1s BOland eOlored, whose voice Is heard
aoCi ne ely every day calling 'soft crabs devil
crabs was before The Police Court TODAY for yio
1dtll the police regulation In calling his goods In
Iou1 tone OF voice. He was fined g.
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Mr.. Mi11er,s Dog.
JURY DECIDES THAT IT IL not DANGEROUS
ANIMAL.

Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court, the
case OF VIM. John Miller, member OF the bar,
charged with keeping dangerous dog. was tried,
and verdict OF not guilty was rendered There
were eight witnesses for the prosecution, who
testified 20 the biting prupensities OF the dog and
several witnesses gave the dog an excellent
character for amiabiiity. Among the latter was
Mr.. George Woodbridge, who makes speciality OF
treating diseased dogs. He testified that he ex-
amfned the dog ''SporJ" and made various at
tempts to tease him and make him bite, but with
out success. In answer to a question, he said he
thought dog that had bitten six persons was
dangerous dog, but hypothetical case OF a we'll
disposed dog, occasionally provoked to bite at
PERIODS several years apart having been stated TO
him by MI. Cahiil, counsel for Mr. Miller, the ex-
pert thought that such a dog would not be
dangerous. The witness said he never knew New
foundland dogs had been held by courts to be
treacherous. The jury decided that the dog was
not DANGEROUS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

sRoyaI Glue,' Mcnds Everything.
save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass,
Leather Rubber, Metals, &C. Always nQuidl
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
"Royal Glue' at 1Oc. f,stu&th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

Half Usual Prices.
Fine Derby Hats all colors, soc. 60 81.
1900 Straw Hats, latest styles, 15 to 75c.
AMERICAN, 2O9 Penn. ave-, Op. Gardens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

TOR The EYE OF THE PoIIcE--A correspondent
Ol lHE STAR desires 70 call the attention OF the
police 10 the indlgnitIes which a gang OF Young
ro~iles heap upon an old crippled Mexican war
sotst every Time he passes ia the Vicinity OF North
Capitol street and Boundary - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
Mr.. GEO. PRINCES HOUSE.
The Eum-Chesving Mania Increasing.

From the New York Sun.
The gum-chewing mania is still increasing rap
idly among the youthful bellies Of the ar1stocracy,
the proper and correct gift for young lady being
now box OF gum decorated in dainty fashion
and tied with pretty ribbon. In the windows of
fashionable houses, behind the film OF lace ORA.
peries, the fair deyotees pursue this new accom-
pliShment with an avidty and energy scarcely
equalled b. their country sisters who have spent
their lives In the shadow OF the spruce trees and
earned their Fourth OF July ribbons by the sale OF
their gum picktngs. In the streets, on cars and
ferry bO&JS may be frequently seen these fair
malipulators or the qud, and at the races the
sweet girls make their little bets on the favorite
and then chew faster and faster as he speeds
around the track, and faster still as he nears the
goal, their jaws keeping time I'm what the poet
calls a ''rhunic rhyme" 10 his flying fleet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

The Lighi.Running ''DOmestics, is
sold at Auerbach's Sewing Machine Rooms, 9TH
and II stS, our only authorized agency for the
District OF Columbia. Also Fashion Papers.
go DOMESTIC SEwISG-MACHINE Co., N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02

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