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Pu1LaDrLpnrA STORE.

l. H1LADELP11A OTORE.
BABGAINS IN SUMNER GOODS
Just received another lot Of those tne Chalies at
12xc.
French styles of Satines; good quality 125sc 12h
and lJc Crinkle for : and 10c
Cashmere Scarfs in black cream and coors with and
without fringe.
hun line OF Black Jerseys all prices
RED BandaDas in demand We have them. from 10c.
toSi
PARASOLS PARAsOLS.
full line OF Psrasols and Sun Umbrellas. Special
2S,inch SILK Umbrella, Paragon frame. good quality,
only 81 90 worth $50.
Gloria Cloth Sun Umbrella. in "a. 26. % inch. with
p ain and fancy handles
SATIN rarssols in plain checks and plaids al eolors.
TABLE Linen, IONELS AND NAPKINS
A tull line OF Table Linen in beached. cream and
Napkins Of ali kinds to match
full line OF Towels from I0c to q sc.
Anybody in want OF these goods will do well to look
over our stock before purchasing.
full line OF Enoroideries in Cambric and Nansook.
hui llne of flouncing in black and cream.
SUMNER uNDERNEAR. SUMNER UNDERWEAR
Ladies Gauze Vests 25, b and DOC.
EibDed " -, 33 so, as and 9Oc.
=" GAuxe Drawers at SOC.
Genflemen's Gauze Shirts, 25. 81 y and oOc.
BaIbriggxn shirts 2o, 90 and 15c.
75c 49, w -A-
Gentlemen's Bleached Jean Drawers, SOC.
iull stock of Mating from 12H TO 45c
Full stock OF OIL Cloths In "A. 5-s, g. and S-4
A few more Carpets 81 the low price advertised
CARHART q LEIDY.
- 02S 7th and 7o6 1t NV.
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The kan>as County Seat War.
THE RIVAL FACTIONS PaTROLIING TIE COUNTY ARhE1
THE TEkTU-a skukNTSu

TO THE TEETH-A skIRnTsH.
CHICAGO, June IA dispatch frUm Kansas CITY
SAYS: From the statement OF Chas. Rice n farmer,
who came In yesterday from stevens county, tie
scene OF the railroad and county seats night be-
tween the towns or HuCston and WOOdssiaie, n ap-
pears tnat the entire population Is under arm i
Mr. Rice SAYS squads oi armed and mount ed cltl-
Zens from both places patrol the country night aud
day. These gangs act as toragiug parties, and
have but little respect for the property OF others
on Monday night, TWO or these patrols, D"lOnging
TO different factions met and a combat ensued. IL
iS not known whether anyone was wounded. but
three dead horses were found on the prairie the
next morning. Gov. Martin has cOmman0ed the
militia here to be Ia readiness Tor marching orderb
"A any time.
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LONDON. June 15-At the Ascot Heath meeting
to-day the race for the Triennial stakes was won
by Lord faimouths bay My kada- The Duke or
Mestmns,ers orbit finished second and Lord
Bradiords Fair Haven was third. The betting oe-
fore the race was 20 against Rada, ~ 2 On
Orblt and IL 10 against Fair Haven.
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aLoss OF 100000 AT CIoQuEr.
TypogrnpnIcnI Tn,on Elections.

KANSAS CITY, June l5.-The election OF of1cers
yesterday Ia the International Typographlcal al
Union convention resulted as follows: President,
+. 4. Plank. san Francisco; rrst yice-president,
Charles Haye, LeavenwOrJh. Kan: second vice.
pre,iden, Columbus Hall, Washington: third vice.
president, ID. }. Meltlon, Chicago: secretary and
treasurer, W. l. McClery, OF Chicago The term OF
once was changed from one 60 two years IL WAS
voted 10 hold the next convention at Denyer
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The French chamber OF deputies has unant
mously passed the bill 70 reduce the price OF pass
The emperor OF Brazil has completely recovered
from his recent Illness
The new spanish cabinet Is intended 20 keep the
party together for another year. Little change IN
policy Is probable.
the california Supreme Court has reafirmed
the decision OF the lower court IN the case OF Dr.
T. Melton Bowers, who was convicted on the
change OF numbering his wle and Was ssntsncgo
70 be hanged
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SpeciaI taIIe DlsI Itch % IHE INENlNU Sian
LONDON. June lb.-TAe royal commission on el-
ucation, which WAS appointed by the present gov-
ernment out OF hostility 80 the system of primary
education, Instituted by Forsters act s hopelessly
divl1ed In opinion. II Will issue two contradictory
reports Doctor Dale, Of Birmingham. Henry
Richard, and about tour Others iorfA an influential
minority In faNor ~ board s.hOols
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Western Glass FacsOrjes shut Down,

PITTsBURG. June ia-An the wind0w-glas fac
tories Ia this section and the West Will close down
tonight until September 1 and longer unless the
workers and employers agree on a wage scale for
the next year. he touuer want a continuance of
the present wages, while the latter claim that =
reduction Of from 10 TO 20 per cent Is necessary.
BY the shut down here about J, 00o men Will Ne
gwen a vacation
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AT THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
PRIVATE BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
A Slim Attendance Of Members.
CIVIL SERVICE INVESTIGATION.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion OF Mr.. Houk (Tenn.), the senate
amendments to the bill authorizing the construc.
ton OF a bridge over the Tennessee river near
Knoxville were concurred in and the bill was
passed.
After struggle lasting half an hour over the
order CT business, MIR. Townshend's motion 10 con-
slider the Army appropriation bill was defeated,
and the House proceeded under the regular order,
being business on the private calendar. Mr..
TownSbend giving notice that he would call up
the appropriation bill tomorrow.
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ATweIve-year-old Assassiu.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo-. June i5.-Horatio Hat
field. aged twelve. shot Thomas j. Alien. age0 ten,
through the right lung with a rifle last evening"
infiicting a mortal wound The boys had quar- :
reled about two weeks ago, aud IIatneld had re-
peatedly Threatened To klll Allen. The youthful
assassin l. Ia custody.
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Want the stars and stripes ne an
EyslBleNa.

LINCOLN, NEB.. June l5.-Beatrice Republican
Club last night passed q resolution adopting the
stars and stripes as a campaign emblem 10 cOuD-
teract the effect ot the red DaDdana. They Will
request John NJ. Thurston 20 Introduce a similar
resolution IN the Chicago convention
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PERsoNAI--Baron Won Zedtwitz of the German
legation, Representative Scott, Col. John NJ. Will
son and Philip B. Thompson, Jr., of Washington,
were in New York last night.-Fr. Dernburg OF
Berlin, Germany. and j. L. Hayden OF the Army
are at the Ebbltt.--E. Hedrlck, j. B. Kdwell, A.
A. Hosmer and Miss Hosmer OF Washington, were
In san Francisco last Saturday.-ThoS. COBB
jackson OF Atlanta Ira l.. Barnett OF Louisville,
anu Fred Burt OF London, are at the Arlington
K ID: Benedict and X. V. Grant OF New York, are
at Wormley'S.-Lovel h. jerome and Edward A.
Wicks OF New York. and Chas MCGEE and w. c.
kialn Of Virginia, are at Chamberlan's.-H. {.
Dunlap ana &. ". Kirk or Philadelphia j. d. New
ton, A. Thompson and Canon &. Bardsiey OF Eng
land, Jas. Hemphill or Pittsburg and D. g. Amber
OF Jacksouvlile, Fla, are at The Riggs.-J. d.
Boyle or Plttsburg, j. III. shoemaker OF Phladel-
phia, and JnO. VI. Handren and e. Ii. Raven OF
New YORK, are at Willard's.
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Family Feud Cost. Three Lives,

JACKsBoRo. TEXAS. June l5.-Sherin John Rains
and his son were killed here Wednesday night by
w W. Terrell An old family feud caused the
fight. Terrell was saot In three places and may
die
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AIBANN. june 15.--A heavy thunder storm
passed over this city about Z O'Clock tins morn
ing. Lightning struck English q Rests Ice house,
at Cedar hlll. below this city. The hOus. con-
unued 10 burn all the morning. Last winters
crop OF ice was badly damaged. The loss wiz
reach about 100000.
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The HEARING In New York before the Interstate
commission was closed yesterday. Itwas devoted
principally to the question of ocean rates. Three
M MeekS WI be allowed the parties concerned in
Which to f1le their brerS
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CONTRACTS AWARDED TO WAsH1yGroS BIDDERS.

CONTRACTS AWARDED TO WASHINGTON BIDDERS
Contracts were to-day awarded for furnishing mis-
cellaneous supplies to the War Department for the
next fiscal year. Among the successful bidders
are The Following Washington dealers: NJ. W. Bev-
erldge, Chas. Becker, Geo. Ryneal, R. X. Helphen-
Stlne f. A. schneider Jas. b. Lambie, julius Lans-
earg, NJ. T. Metzger, JAS. S. Topham, Ryder &
and Lutlrell & Wine
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adu,tcrat.d American lard.
Ice Destroyed BY lightning.

LONDON, June IA Molyerhnmpton dealer has
been fined Is for selling American lard aduteraJed
with cOtton-sec oil
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY--InternaI reve-
nue., 1903, ,221 customs s4S0,4o9

Hon. W. II. ENGLISH, OF Indiana. the democratic
nominee for ce-prcsident in $780, called at the
White House to-day ana had an interview with
the President
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS To-Day were
senators Coke, Reagan, Jones (Ark.) Vest, Cock
rell and Kenna; Senator-elect Barbour. ex.Sena.
Tor Mcdonald, Representatives Wilkinson, Lawler
with Jos poWney, Chicago; Pidcock, with o. ].
Blackwell and wife, N j.: Blanchard, Biggs with
DR.. Young, Cal. McKenny, and Bacon; Hon VIM
n. English, Ind, and Mr.. j. l.. Hanna, Oakland,
Cal.
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MAN, IN BEAVER STREET, NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June ia row occurred to-day in
which was witnessed by q large crowd OF specta-
tors, including the Produce Exchange men who
congreGate at the lower end OF Broadway. The
principals were Edward s. Stokes, proprietor OF
the cafe, and Mr. Tunbridge, owner OF ST. Georges
Hotel Brooklyn, and ex-bucket-shop proprietor.
The battle was short and ended In favor OF Mr..
Stokes. who sOundly thrashed his opponent
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CAPT. r. L. PHYTHIAN has been relieved from
duty as president Of the board appointed to IN
spect the steel for the new cruisers at his own re-
quest. Capt. Henry L. Howison, recently In com.
niand OF the L. S. s. Vandaia, has been ordered To
this duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

CADET AT WEST PoiST.-Ferdinand Schwenn,
HAMILTON, Ohio, has been appointed a cadet at
West Point
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OPPOSED To A TUNNEL,
The Railroad Question Considered as
An East Washing gton Meeting.

TIE MEETING DECLARES AGAINST ANY RoUrE FOR
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO EXCEPT THE EASTERN
BRANCH RoUrE-THREE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH
TIE COURTS
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THE BoSD OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated s1.277,-
45O as follows: Coupon As, $500 at 1879; $500 at
1878. REGISTERED As, $4,000 at l2sk; $4,000
at l21zs; $4,000 at 1868 and INTEREST," S45 900 at
l215s; Registered AVS, s.. $50 at 107h; 500 900
at lO1A; $4,000 at 1903 100000 at 1O7k
1000 AT 1o!; SO 200; at 1O71s, $1,000 at lO7S
S2S2, 600 at 1O71s.
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IHE DOnxs-fc Frnr.ESeryE AND

PUMP COMPANY
Manufacturers Of Village Fire-F Fnesnex
Manufacturers .: Buekes Force PUMPS f1rex-
DAs suisiiiig nres. washing wagons and carriages
spflAkln- eOSers and fruIs trees. eI..pt,luz cis-
terms. &C. &c.
A-aAe the best and best selling goods of their
e-ass IN tie United sta.es.
Lxhoii-en 'rl=ls Of our machines given every
week day.
Circular and Price-Ii sent OF, app,.r..so,
HsA'-Aia Main Once. zI3D.Ipw
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The ATLANTA and the OSsipee sailed this morn
Ing for Hampton Roads from Annapolis.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NATIoSAL THEATEE.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 18TH
GRAND TESTIMONIAL TO LAyINIA SHANNON,
On which occasion she win make her
STAR DEBET.
'ne es snd ID tag t9a9Sns prominent
Gov and Mrs. A. NJ. scales, Of North Carolina: Hiss
MeErimo1 Of North carolipa; Miss Maegis Merrimon,
tor vss@ Gs AID nd6 M ana inS & Baf
ard senators Harris. Blackbqrn, Hampton, Beck But
Georse; Vest Hanson. Pasco, Bate. Cali. MOTEan..
TE Wtbo1 Danie broxn ksqna Pngh hePresentatives
MISS HE 9srKl T 1ssf 5 UpLf4 s. P1 SoE APIET
Co: ssinf w. Keene, Thaddeus Shine. Theodo1e n.
i! Rasiy, kdwin Irayer, IrvnE Towers Misses Ida
Samuel W Keene, stage manager
chairs reserved so, orchestra circle reserved ii
cents General admission. 80 cents private boxes SIS
and slO. jell-5t
A LBAUGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Evenings at s:l5. Matinee Saturday at2.
JEANNE WINSTON
AND TIE LYCEUM OPERA COMPANY
o-,... PRINCE METHusALEM.
Complete chRFps hRFsrRvrD SEATS sde bnil Orchestra
GENERAL ADMISSION 2oo
Next wesk-BoCCACC1O. je11
II AREIs' BIJoU THEATER,
WEEK OF JUNE IL.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY TWO,
The petite and charming soubrette
CORA VAN TASSEI.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
'HIDDEN HAND"
Thursday and Friday,
LEAH THE FORSAKEN.n
Saturday, "FANCH0N THE CRICKET"
Popular prices usual.
Next week-iottie Church in Unknown" je11
DROP. CALDWELL'S (NEW UNIFORMED) BAND
and Orchestra can be engaged to fn rnfsh rs-class
JOS B. CALDWELL
teJ-2w- ia Z ST. NV.
ID Is open daily from a m. to 0p. m.
10Th ST., two blocks south of U. y. Treasury Build
ing my31
r1,HE WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY.
Corner 22d and sts..
WILL REMAIN OPEN DURING THE SUMNER
ACCOMMODATES OF ITS PATRONS
my22-1m
r5NHE CYCLERIES. 14O6 n. Y. AVE LADIES'
Il Bicycles. ITicycles Socigbles and Tandems for
Rent 10y the hour day week. Tricycles for five
months, - per month ap12-Gm
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Fokf NoNRox,vA., June l5.-The German school,
ship AriAdne. which has been at NorfoIk for the
past three months, passed OUT q noon to-day for
Newport
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slit roR $50 600 n.xAGKs rnn . cRrsu

SUIT FOR $50, 600 DAMAGES FOR CRUSHED ARM
In the Circuit Court No. l, Judge Merrick, to-day
the case OF Walter Magruder, by his next friend,
Henry w. Magruder, against Joseph J. Weaver, c.
trial Messrs. K Christy and E. d. +. Brady for CON-
plainant, and Messra G. q. Cole and s. T. Thomas
for defendants It Is alleged that Walter Ma
gruder had his arm caught In q chopping machine
at the defendants establishment in West WASH
tngton, by which II was crushed 20 as to render
putatton above the elbow neoeonAry.
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a LITTLE p PREnAruRE.

OUR ADVERTISEMENTS OF sILE. MO-
HAIR, ALPACA AND sEERsUCKER GOODS
FOR HOT WEATHER, BUT WHO COULD
TELL THAT THERE WOULD BE NO HOT
WEATHER BY THE MIDDLE OF JUNEs
WELL. IF NO ONE WANTS THIN GOODS,
THE LIGHTWEIGHT wooLENs ARE IN
DEMAND. AND OUR STOCK CONTAINS
TIE NEWEST AND BEST IN THE MARKET.
sERGES ARE STILL AT THE HEAD OF
THE LIST. But FOR THOSE WHO PREFER
LIGHT CoLoRs TO DARK THE CAssI-
MEREs AND C1EvIoTs ARE JUST WHAT
YOU WANT.
WE HAVE THEM LINED. HALF LINED
AND SKELETON" IN CUTAwAY AND
SACK COATS
By THE WAY. THE HANDsoMEsT LIGHT
WEIGHT SUIT IN THE CITY Is THE
STRIPED FLANNEL IN OUR WINDOW. IT
is THE NEWEST THING OUT" AND
DREssY YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
WILL FIND THEM TO BE JUST WHAT
THEY WANT
WHEN THE HOT WEATHER COMES
DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT OUR THIN
GOODS. 1T WILL ALMOST MAKE YOU
COOL TO LOOK AT THEM
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The LLOYD DIVORCE CAsE.-In the case OF Laura
Lloyd against X. B. Lloyd In which the defendant
has nled an answer in the nature OF cross-bill,
the complainant, py. A. X. Browne and H. H.
They state that it is not responsive to the bill:
that II prayS relief against complainant; that It
Is frivolous, and states facts which would not en-
title defendant TO relief; that 1t sets up defense
4 TO the bill. etc,
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The AWaaaras
Telexraphtc RBrtess.

FoRr MONROE, Va, June 1.-THE swatars hao
sailed for Norfolk 20 nave her bottom cleaned
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OFFICE J. NJ. SHOEMAKER q CO..
RANKYP, AND HRoKrRs

- EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
"LQUITAGLC BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS-SSS5,74OO2
Office hours. from 8 AIN. to 4:3Opm. On the first
Wednesday in each month the Office Will be open from
to O'Clock pm. Advances will be made promptly
at O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
daily at the office Of the Association. Equitable Build
ing. 1908 St
Shares are $3.50 per month.
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages Of
the Association are furnished Upon application.
THOMAS soliERvILLE, Pres'..
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'y. je4
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ROBBERIEs REPORrED.-Ida c. Hill, servant, q
No. Lexington Place, reports stolen yesterday q
631 street northwest, reports stolen q lady's
gold watch and chain, worth $50. Nicholas White.
No. G2l 3 street, reports that his stable was
OF harness.
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Found DEAD IN THE House WHERE He LIVED
ALONE-Wensel Unman, gardener, who lived in
frame shanty on the 7th-sLreet road near Scott
avenue, had not been seen by his neighbors for
several days, and yesterday afternoon one OF them
called Sergeant Slattery's attention to the fact
That officer went to the house, and finding II Sc
cureiy locked and barred, forced the door open,
and was surprised to and the decOmposed body OF
ullnan lying on the bed. He had evidently been
dead several days, and his body had been partially
eaten by rats. The old man lived alone in the
house, and he earned living by raising vegeta-
bleS In his garden.
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Greeting the New Emperor,

PoTsDAM, June ID, 4 p.Ln.--The ministers are now
assembled at the Frederfchskron castle. They are
awaiting an audience with tine new emperor and
empress who are now at the castle.
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The Dying Emperor Sits Up.

PoTSDAM, June 1o.-At midnight the emperor
sat for hall an hour in an arm chair and TOOK some
nouriShment. Al O'Clock there was an alarming
Increase In his inaJesty's weakness and the rela-
tveS who had lett the palace were telegrap aphed 10
return. Al 10 O'Clock this forenoon access 10 the
palace was stopped. Count Won Slolberg-
Wennigerode, court chamberlain, was the only
minister present at that hour. Chaplains Persius
and Reggie were also Ia attendance.
Prince Bismarck arrived at Potsdam at 40
O'Clock this afternoon. The nag flying over the
Friedrichskron Palace was lowered " half mast AT
..,n this morning
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THE EVENING STAR.
EXCLUSIONS. PICNICS. sc.

(,RASD EXCUEsIOS
W To b. Given hv the
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL. SOCIETY
AL ISLAND PAEE HAEPER'S FERRY
TUESDAY. u NJ 10. 1855 instead y June 2I
Round Trip. : p Chilireu ti-l cent?
y B-OuE many patrons and frieuds are kindly in
yitsl 10 attend feI5-3t.
EOR CHAETER-THE PLEASURE TUG- BOAT
Il JAMES T. BiCHAHDS can be chartered by PARTIES
for Excursions at very reasonable rates Accur1moda-
tons Erst Glass. Apply 90 MM. Il RICHARDS,
loot OF 81 st $. telephone call, JB4-4.
or to ?. J. IOSET.
At q. l. Sheriff. Wharf.
Telephone call. 19E-5. islJ-2awln
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CoLL1xawooD BEAcH.

JOHNSON sPRINGS)
Steamer Pilot By viii make reglls trips during the
week at 10 m. AID $50 y. III. Tickets round
trip2Ic.
Family day every Saturday. leaving at 10 am. re-
turnlty at > pm RluEd-trip lOc.
saturday evening excursion leaving pm, return
ing 10 pm Tickets :5Jr.
Daneiag Fishing. Shooting. all kinds OF anusements
livery sunday a. 10 am. and $50 pm Tickets
2Jc-
Dinner and refreshments furnished on the grounds
at city prices
For Charters &c. apply 70 Capt WHITE. steamer
PlJt Boy. or L ). WOOLLEN * co, llOl St H. W.
llylB-.iin
.rI-,nAN -T-rs,.IlNS
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HE HAD BEEN A DEMOCRAT,
hut He is Now a Republicans.

JOHN D. sPRLLMAN BEFORE THE HALE COMMITTEES
HE WAS DELEGATE TO THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION IN 1SS4-HR CRITICIZED THE PREsI-
DENTS TARIFF MEssAGE-THE RESULT.
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sFoFFICE COATS. stripes and checks. on sale
Monday, wednesday, and Friday mornings. from till
10 O'Clock PRICE CSC EACH 1ell
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PoTsDAM. June l5.-During the fi-St part OF the
night the condition or the emperor was compare
lively good. AT o'clock this morning he became
restless and soon after the royal family assembled
in a room adjoining the ole In which the emperor
lay.
court Preacher Persiets had been in attendance
since yesterday.
Herr Won Werner sketched the emperor's fea-
lures after death.
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MARSHALL HALL

CRANE INCLUSION TO SALT WATER sun
DAY. JUNE 19rH waslington.s Famous Water
ing Tlace. COLONIAL BEACH. The new steamer,
T '. AEEOws1uTH. leaves 7th-street ferry wharf
{ A. am. hours at the Beach Home at pm.
Dinner luHch and refreshulents on steamer aud at ho-
tel also. Dancing ard Musical Entertainment Fare,
roC-s, trip. 5Jc. jeI4-s}t
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When Mr.. Stocking finished Mr.. Millard tried to
speak, bat his voice was drowned by cnes Of
"vote! vote!"
ago on" shouted. Mr.. Millard. when the noise
had subsided, go on and pass your resolution, and
marx what tell you, you will regret II"
The resolutions were then adopted by an almost
unanimous vote, the only persons voting against
them, 50 far as could be determined by the sound,
being Messrs. Millar1 1Chappel and Curriden.
Mr.. Clarke had the SECRETARY read letters from
secretary, OF the Northeast washington Associa.
tion, expressing approval Of the objects OF the
meetfng Nr Dodge said he was heartily In favor
OF any action that would compel the Baltimore
and Ohio TO 70 around By the Eastern Branch Mr..
Walker suggested that II Congress insisted on .
tunnel they should run tt under the Government
la10 between the Capital ana the new library.
The meeting was then adjourned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-15

NAESHALL HALL
By the Youn- Peoples Union Of the Church Of Our
Father. FRIDAY EVENING. June Il. 1SSs. steamer
". ". CORCORAN. Leave Washington at $50 pm.
and stopping at Alexandria. Music and Dancing.
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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1888-09-17
PARALYZED!
READ THIS AND PONDER
OVER 1T.
G. N. CURTIS TALKS.

I defy all competition in my line
and will sell this year, fresh new
goods as cheap as you can buy them
anywhere in the state of Texas.
Do not go to second hand stores, or
five or ten cent stores to buy second
hand goods or old shop worn goods,
because L Will sell you brand new
goods at the same price you will
have TO pay them.
have an enormous stock both in
quantity and variety and am going
to sell that stock at bottom prices
such as will paralyze all competition
I have large stock of fine English,
French, and German staple and tam
cy goods just arrived and to arrive
this month, and am going to put
those fine goods in at prices that will
make folks open their eyes.
mean what say, l will sell goods
as cheap Us you can buy secondhand
ones and defy competition.
G. N. CURTIS.