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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

We give below the churches of our
city, the hours of their respective services,
and the subjects of the pastors. for
Sunday
ST. ANNE's PARISH.
Rev. VIM. s. southgate. Rector Rev. Geo. Il
Savage, Rev. J. b. Massiah. Assstants.l
4th Sunday after Epiphany-St. Anne's
Church. First Celebration at z; Morn
ing Prayer, Litany and Second Celebra.
ton with Scrmon) at Ii a. m Evening
Prayer at 4.30.
St. Anne's Chapel. Night Service
(choraD and Sermon ats. p. IN.
St. Philips Chapel. PRAYER,
Litanv and Celebration (choraD with Ser
mon at IL a. M; Night Service (choraD
and Sermon at s p. m.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
Rev. Father Danenhower Rectorl
Services.-First Mass g. 80 a. M, Second
Mass at s a. m, and Solemn High Mass at
1870 a. IN. Sunday School at p. m
Vespers and Benediction at z p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
(Rev. II. II. williams, Pastor.)
Services TO morrow at / / a. m. and 100 p.
m. Morning Subiect-"Tbe Carpenter s
Son" Evening Subject-"The Tree and
It's L rult. FdStof BlDIc Ilass at 1.oV
p. m. Young Mems Meeting at 7.15 p.
IN. Wednesday evening lecture and
prayer meeting, at p. m. All are cor
daily invited.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
(Rev. L. ID. Huntley, LID. Pastor)
Preaching at IL A. M. and 7.30 i. NJ
Preaching Morning and Evening by the
pastor. All are invited.
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ. Il. CHURCH.
(iev. s. Shannon. Pastor)
Preaching at II a. m, and 7.30 p. NJ
II a. m. Subject" Nearness to the King
dom" 7.30 p. m. Resisting
the Holy Spirit" Young Peoples
meeting 6 As p. m. Sunday School at $50
a. m, and 2 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at L. NJ Parents and children
cordially invited A cordial welcome to
all-polite ushers-come-seats free
Hon. George Cotton will lecture in this
Church on Thursday night 26th inst, at
7.30 L. NJ.
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
Services tomorrow Sunday at ! 1 o clock,
by the pastor, Rev. Paul A. M euzel -
sunday School at 10 A. NJ. All are In
vitcd
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Address Carnival OF Novelties and
Trained Animal Exposition. which has
been giving exhibitions Of their wonder
ful novelties at Masonic Opera House for
the past two nights. greatly 10 the delight
and amusement Of I'll who hare attended.
viii give their last entertainment 20 night
and we advise al who have not seen this
wonder 81 wonders 81 exhibitions 70 60
tonight. They hnse been greeted With
crowded houses every night
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The Stolen Cannon.

Detective Humphrey who was here yes
terday looking up evidence against the
parties who were arrested in Baltimore,
charged with the larceny of swivel-gun
which had been placed at Poplar Island
to protect the oyster bars against the
depredations of dredgers. saw Comman-
der Plowman, of the oyster navy. who
said that the stolen gun was not State
property, but belonged to the local au-
thorities. The State has no authority to
furnish arms to private parties.
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Determined to Have a Public Building
for Annapolis.

Hon. Barnes Compton with his usual
interchangeable efforts TO serve his constitu-
ents, called on the architect of the treas
ury yesterday and requested him to make
an estimate of the probable cost for
moving the old United States Court build
ing in Baltimore 10 Annapolis. As soon
as the desired information is obtained
Mr.. Compton viii introduce measure in
Con gress providing means for the trans
fer. MIR. Compton is determined, If his
eff orts will avail anything, that Annapo
lis shall have her own public building.
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Election of Sunday senool omcsrs.

At q meeting of the Sunday School
Board Of Wesley Chapel NJ. +. Church,
held on Wednesday evening, the follow
ing were elected Sunday School officers
for the ensuing year: Superintendent.
Nelson Basil assistant, Daniel Medford
Female Superintendent. Mrs. Mary
Courtz; assistant. Mrs. Jane Brown, Sec
rotary, Geo. w. Jones; Treasurer, Mrs.
Mary Courtz; Librarian, Roland Brown;
assistant librarian. Elmer McNemar. The
School numbers over 200 children, and Is
Ia q growing condition.
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PcrsnnaI Mention.

Wa Minute l.. shannon. daughter Of
g.r IS shannon. who has been visiting
rls in Baltimore. has returned.
Ms Farmer. wife Of Chief Engineer
Frmrr oi the Naval Academy, recently
a1.a large Ia o. the Misses Blanchard.
B.silu.
Mss peahne. daughter OF Paymaster
.sisg has been visiting Commander
8 Ms sampson. az the Naval Acade-
|sL
N.s McAlpine. Of New York, is visit
8. hsr sister. Mrs. Lieut.. Leutz, L. >.
Nlul Academy, who gave tea in her
Alrot
Miss Nellie Thorn. who has been visit
sg Ms Capt. Bartlett. has returned 10
Washington.
Governor Jackson left the city this
ngning for Washington.
Anunber OF Senators and Delegates
iion The far Oft counties remained over
ID Annapolis during the recess.
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annapolis Savings Institution

ssesIis' S ~ OF the condition of the An
|sAs eap T-sngs Institution, published in
|,srssv1 t -. advertising columns YES.
e. IN t s,,sI many OF our readers, doubt
ass. s. ~ oi p9lse Al lis prosperous condi-
easissSsg !alet and Onpretentious has ifx
eitiasss y 80 conducted that many Of our
|txise-s,s sc probably net aware ~ -
= lssffs' ana scarcely any one supposed
e business Of SAVINGS was h e.~sesA
Il s I ~ elsy. Ut J. ii. Forbes. the
4esi q tAe instiiuiion i ! safe and
- ahaaeleF, 30 under his manage
: one netd D. afraid to trust 6is
= &c hanaA Of 60 fallhlnl an
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

=. s ~, I, Hammond. whose sudden
-. AN - paralysis was noticed in YES
- NAFifAL. We are glad To state. is
a5...is.--' proved this mOrnisg. and his
!, T S.@a has hopes Of his early recovery
49,. .i'..'.soad was able to articulate this
l. s,, -S ~aea better that any time since
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

A Good EHrse-Should not hesitate TO
wait upon those i'll with such diseases as
Smallpox, Cholera or Scarlet Fever.
There is little to be feared by persons
waiting on the sick If they will use Oar
by s Prophylactic Fluid freely. In sick
rooms ii should be exposed on plate or
saucer, and the patient sponged off with
the Fluid diluted. For safety, cleanliness,
and comfort in the sick-room the Fluid is
indis oensable.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

T's 6est Place j. SMITHS 90 Mary
BOD Avenue is the best place TO buy your
Watches, Clocks. Jewelry, Silver Plated
Auc,6e .Heis selling Silver Plated Ware.
aeosi to prevent carrying it over another
I.F. Every article guaranteed TO give sat.
daciiOn 116
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~ =. eoi.d vide reputation Of Ayers
=. lEgf L. due 10 its healthy action
~ -.- lar ana scalp This incompara-
VARIATION restores the original color
- sll faded hair. and imparts the
-. - freshness ~ much desired by
sass,s Of people.
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BARGAINS
BARGAINS

The store No. 90 Main street is now
open. Bargains at retail every day in
the week, and big bargains at auction
every Saturday night from Z to 10 O'Clock,
come early and get in before the sale
Commences or you viii be left.
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WEATHER REPORT.

WuniSaToN, January 81. 3 p. NJ
3 District Of Columtia. Maryland and
lfrana colder. fair weather, followed
!. Sow. light % fresh uortherlY winds
thermometer at TuE CAPITAL Office at
s5sa to-day stood ore
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

fhl. paper Is circulated and read by
-, pcople In Annapolis, than any other
.,s,r Published here, and IL Is the best
..dtum for ADVERTISING.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-21

Take your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
for repair to ]. SMITH so Maryland Ave-
nue.. Fine Watch Repairing a speciality.
All work warrented one year.
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Iii. 4 baltimore short Line IL. X.

srNpAY TRAINS;
l. ave Annapolis at 500 a. III. ana $40 p M
irayc BALTIMORE at 0,43 a. M ana o'io y III
gr.tgbts received and dispatched daily, at
'a'''''' en- LEILICH, Genl. Manager.
AVERT ELCil. GCnI. ABt.
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c. w. HALL

bsrs =. - - sud cheapest stock of rnh-
csir w 'aa'es' men andchildren in the
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ORDER NISI.

Thcs. L. Maitland
ORDERED, That the sale of the real
" estate mentioned in the proceedings
in this case made and reported by James
w. Owens, assignee, be ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary there
of be shown on or before the 18th day Of
February, next. Provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in the City of Annapolis, once IN
each of three successive weeks, before the
said 18th day of February next.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $1,000.
SPRIGG HARDWOOD, Clerk.
True Copy TEST.
i19 SPRIGG HARDWOOD. Clerk.
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-. ,,sarti0n. 800; subse-
ose inch ars' 90 cents Liberia! rates s,i made
d. aat q 1 square viii constitute '"'i
..cenent Of marriages and
f-.lary anno 5htt1ary notices will be charg-
.ssss free, gi'l he usual rates OF adVer'ls
,.l notices and political .ic or 'poeia' 0'''
~ - l....'a5s. cents per me. -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

We viii insert In this column advertise.
snenfe of Wants. For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wound, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 20 Cents.
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LOST

On Saturday evening Jan. 14th. at the GYM
nasium. q Gold LACE PIN with pearl in the
head Reward IL returned to 70 Church street
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TO STOCK RAISERS.

Joseph Deardmorc OF EastpOrt. offers the
service of his two thoroughbred JERSEY
BULLS at $I00 and $500 respectively.
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THE CHURCHES TOMORROW.

We give below the churches of our
city, the hours of their respective services,
and the subjects of the pastors. for
Sunday
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LOST

A deep bay HORSE, I6 hands high. Eve years
old and will work anywhere. Is also a good
draughf horse. For particulars apply to kobt-
IL. Welch, Il. O.. Annapolis.
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To Bee raisers the undersigned will furnish
larties desiring with the foundation for honey
cymb, or will work up their beeswax for them
one-half for the other. Full market price pa d
for beeswax JOS. BEARDMORE. 1919
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Alexandria Affair.


RELIGIous.--The churches here were yesterday
served by their regular pastors, with two excep-
tionS-Rev X. L Telford occupied the pulpit OF
tne First Presbyterian church and Rev; r Z. Full
Ton, 8. J- preached at St Marys church Father
Fulton Is . native OF this city, the son OF lady
VINO Taught school here for some years and after
wa, WARD became visitation nun at West Washing.
!On and the superior OF the convent there. He has
ateiy retired from the provincalship OF the Jesuit
province OF New York.
SHEPHERDS Coal DEror.-some eight or ten
workmen are engaged to-day In laying the t1mbers
Tor the new coal wharf TO be put up at shepherds,
opposite this city. The new wharf will be In front
the Junction Of the Ferry slip and the pier.
AIHRKE-CORNRRRD AUCTION-Three Of the cor
ners OF the Intersection Duke and Alfred streets
an improved, were offered at auction SATURDAY af-
Gent bid. 1t is the only time since the first sale
OF lots that three out OF the four corners OF
NorEs.-Undertaker Wheatley brought from
washington yesterday the remains OF Mrs John
Soper, formerly OF this city, and she was buried
this afternoon from the residence OF Mr. Sncox, on
North Pitt Street.-The lighthouse at Jones'
point has been kept many years by Mr.. Benz.
Greenwood, who has been thoroughly acclimated
70 the air OF the swamp that surround the point.
Several other citizens are anxious TO test their
capacities TO Withstand malaria, and are appli-
cants Tor the place, but Mr. Greenwood's appli-
cation TO be retained has many signatures
MI B. M. Burroughs has bought for 81, 100 lot
with dwelling on the south side OF Duke street, a
snort distance west OF Columbus street
ton and Ohio Railroad, twice a day, between
this city and Hamilton, LOudoun County, va
Inc police and the letter carriers have boomed
In summer hatS.-Mr. j. G. SmoOt has purchased
for $525 the 20 foot lot upon which stands brick
stable, IN the rear OF his residence, on Duke and
81 Asaph streefs.-The employees OF the Midland
shops here, who have for some months been work
ing on short time, this morning resumed their full
time, ten h0urS.-The Commissioner OF the Reve-
nue. Is now busy Issuing licenses under the corpora
ness here.
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PorsoSous CosMErrcs.

LADIES who value their complexion should know
that they get their Toilet Powders FREE FROM
POISON.
FREEMAN's INDICATED FACE POWDER il
harmless the dew and beauties natural.
ly Properly applied cannot be detected The follow.
ing Druggists and those named in succeeding sdver-
tsement comprising all the leading Druggists In the
city, sell and specially recommendit.
Try "Freemsns Hiawaths Handkerchief Extract "
the latest, delightful. elegant quadrupie strength
sweetly clnging, permanent. Soc per OF.
J. h Massey, $40 4th ST. H. p Stone, 9TH and L sta
A s. Eliery, 9TH aud o sts. L. c. Mflbrrn, 9th and
Mass- ave: L b Cutler \. J. ave; and g st: W. Il
Asleca 41y h st.; A d n1ney {sh and sts A. n
Butler Clarridge, Ind. ave. and st: Van syckeIs
18th and sts. j. ". Drew. Conn., and L I'll n "
L Mackal- 22d and I sta NV; G. +. Keim 1918 18th
ST. NV; N. Major: eth and sta A. l. Acker "a st
Oft 10th and sta sJ nyE CisseI l9.h a aud n
Co, LIST and H Sta. n.w: Ware. Ebbitt House Chas
Moore. PENN ave and l7sh s. x n. McComas
Remsburg Elliott. 1905 l4th st: A. T. Hofer Stb
aud o sts.: r. Brace. 30th and sts.; Tochiffely q
Evans. Wholesale Agents. apl l-eo3m.
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CONDEMNED Locals.

A large delegation from the Washington Lodge
OF Elks will go TO Cincinnati TO attend the second
annual reunion of the order, to be held the 9TH
and SJh inst DIR. Hamilton E Leach OF this city,
exalted grand ruler, will respond for the order at
the banquet 10 be given Friday night.
At the meeting OF the Analostan Boat Club last
Saturday night Mr.. Samuel Trimble was elected
captain and DR.. c. L. Kennedy first lieutenant
Az the nnal meeting for the present season OF
the Biological Society Saturday night cOmmuni-
cations were received from Mr.. +. Ii. KnOwlton on
"NoteS on the Fossil Wood OF the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park, Mr.. W. b. Atwood on Notes on the
ARTIFICIAL POllenatiOn OF Wheat" and Mr.. F. A.
Lucas on ALTERNATIVES In the Ribs OF Birds,
The organization OF Battery A. ID. G. y. c., has
been completed Temporary Officers have been
elected as follows: Arthur Yates president; A. p
Robbins, secretary and treasurer; >Judson A.
Lemon. drill sergeant.
This morning Thomas Luxen, IT., and John A.
Downs We're accepted as jurors OF the Criminal
Court.
An assignment OF Henry A. Lehman, Of 9O1 4th
street northwest. for the benefit OF his creditors
has been FLED The assignee Is E K ID. Mayne.
and preference Is made TO Barbary Lehman for
t435. and John E. Tretler, s3o.
George Carter pleaded guilty, In the Police Court
to-day. TO a charge OF carrying a blackjack and
was nned SO or 30 days
In the Criminal Court saturday afternoon. in
the case or VIM NOsourg. alias Lee, charged with
the grand larceny OF sl2l.50 from John II. Click,
March 4. 1Sso. the demurrer TO the indictment was
argued and overruled and the trial OF the set
for June IA.
the rink, on street, Miss Soat will give a cook
ing lesson. by special request TO class Of eighth
grade girls.
The pupils OF the Manual Training school, of
Baltimore, accompanied by their teachers, visited
the puoic-school exhibit, on Z street, saturday.
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Too NeighbOrly.

From the DETROIT Zee Press.
'I'il bet I've got some OF the meanest neighbors
fellow ever had, said man yesterday to some
half dozen loungers; ''theyre always on the bor-
row. One family In particular sends every day or
two for cup OF Drowned conee-of which we keen
only the very best-and then returns, In place O
1t, a most inferior article. We're going to head
em on on that, though; they owe us o cup now.
and when they fetch 1t home w1fes going to set II
with Infinite satisfaction. "Well. SIR" continued
another. aftei a pause, my wife has worse
neighbOr than that. She moved into our neigh
borhoOd about a month ago, and In few days Dor
rowed a cup OF sugar. When she returned 1t IL
wasn't nearly SO full After two or three such
experiences my wife set the cup away, and
when she returned for another loan sent back
the same quantity. 1t was still lighter when Il
WAS returned, and after two weeks passing back
and forth, my wife handed IL out at last with less
than a spoonful In It," SHOW much was in it
when the woman sent 1t homer" Queried listener.
"Not a single Sra1n-they had washed the cup!v
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the Courts.
COURT IN GENERAL TERN.

To-day, Hill Prentiss and Vermont Farm Ma
Chine Co. agt. Commissioner OF Patents: opinion
or Judge James directing defendant TO elect as 10
pleas. Morrison agt. Morrison; opinion by judge
James. Bolrer agL Otterback; opinion by Judge
Cox reversing judgment except as TO costs Chafee
agt. Blatchford; do. dismissing bill Brown act.
Wlegart; opinion by CHIEF Justice Overruling de-
murrer with leave TO answer. Meloy, assignee
agt Central National Bank; motion 10 dismiss ap.
peal overruled.
CRIMINAL CoURr-Iud0e Montgomery.
To-day, George w. Harvey, violating eating
house law; nolle pros. Andrew j. Henning. house
oreaklng; verdict OF guilty; notice OF motion in
arrest OF Judgment. Charles Snowden, house.
breaking; verdict OF not guilty.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 1-Judoe Hagner.
To-day, HELEN agt. McLane; verdict for plaintiff
sl.OOO heating agt Capitol, North U Street and
south washington Railroad Co.; on hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2-Juelge Merrick
To-day, Caldwell agt- Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Co; on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Miller.
To-day, Robert Montgomery, disordery conduct
In county; s. or days. Walter Kidwell and John
Hannah, dsorderly conduct; s. or 15 days each.
James Gasby and Timothy Spencer do: do.
Harry Reed, VIM. Dangler and Richard Wright
DO. collterals forfeited. Tony Spofford, playing
ball In street; 81 or days John p CIeary
baoituai drunkard; bonds or 30 days Robert
Wheeler. disorderiy conduct; s. or Is days Harry
iahity; s. or z days. George jackson. coiored.
disorteriy conduct: s. or Is days. Charles Barnes
and French Gray, DO; do. George Smith Dro-
fanity; s. or days VIM Coleman, disOrderly
conduct; s. or l. days. Thomas Fletcher dis
orderly conduct; 81 or Is days John Bell, do :
collateral forfeited.
The New York World says that Col Jim Fisk
the dead prince or Erie" and Madame DlSs DeBar
were intimate In 1859 and 1870.
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Making an Impression.

From the Philadelphia sunday school Times
1t Is common TO hear young persons who aspire
to certain social positions speaking of their failure
or success in what they call ''making an impress
sion." There need be no harm in making an i'm
preston, If the impression is worth making But
we can generally rely upon 1t that nothing Is so
little worth impressing upon another as ones self;
and he whose chief concern is to Impress himself
upon Others IS trying to do that which is OF all
things the least worth his doing. teacher or
preacher whose chief aim is to produce the I'm
preston OF his own power is simply using the
truth as a means or 1mpressing his own person.
ality upon his hearers instead OF using his own
personality as means OF tmpresSing the truth
upon them. Such course is likely TO result In no
good TO his hearers because his real interest has
not been in his hearers and Is likely to result In
harm to himself, because he has had no higher in
Jerest at stake than himself. The best way to
make an impression Is TO try to make the best i'm
preston, and the only way 10 make the best i'm
preston upon Others Is TO impress them with
something better than ones SELF
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Machinery Constructor.

OONVBNIIUN
The Machinery Constructors Of North America,
National Trade District Assembly No 1913, Knights
OF Labor, convened to-day at Elks' Hall In annual
session. John L Lee, OF Philadelphia, presided,
and j. Edward Hail. Of New York, was secretary.
There were some forty-efght delegates present.
and after receiving the report Of the committee on
credentials and uansactfng other routine business
an adjournment was taken until this afternoon.
IL Is expected that the convention will continue
until wednesday night. The membership Is
limited TO men who work on the construction OF
machinery
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Srro1Arr1Es In Dar GooDs
LUTrRELL / WINES.

10th STREET AND PENN. AVENUE
1000 Yards Gfnghams 1t &c.. worth l2hc
1000 Yards Krinkled Ginghsms ct &C. worth 2,<e
800 Yards Summer Silks at 35c., worth SO and "a
5000 Yards White Goods At leg than cost pricsa
New and desirable.
Splendid line Linen Damasks, Towels and Napkfua
way down IN pricea Turkey Red st 35c.: worth so
200 Cent? Plated Unlaundried Shirts Nos IA l4k
10. Ism. 10. IGN. IL. I'm 1T Use, cheap Ct q.
very large line Of Underwear; also Cent? Odd.
mere Ovcrshirts nom q 70 ~ so each.
We have very large stock Of eooda and v1ll seI a
LurTRELL Z WINE
my23-2w 1880 PENN. AVE
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fair, S12 9TH St. N. "

We are again in receipt OF an immense stock OF
Baby Carriages OF the same styles and grades that
we sold last week, and for which there was such a
lively demand. We will again offer the same In
ducements on Tuesday, June ., that we did at our
previous great sale.
very strong Rattan Baby Carriage, with para
sol, only $5.9S; worth $40.
Our $134S satin-lined Carriages, only s10.79.
Our SIS plush-lined Carriages, only sl1.9S
Our SIS. 10 new shape Carriages, only Sl4.9S.
Our $50 handsome Carriages only Sl6.S9.
Our $25 exquisite Carriages, only Sl9.9S.
Our $50 shell-shape Carriages, only $21.S9
Our $36 extra fine Carriages, only s29. a.
Our $40 Carriage, the prettiest made, $31.
Our stock OF RefrigeratOrS, Ice-cream Freezers
ana TRUNKS Is complete. The FAIR,
1 S12 9TH st. n
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In Need OF Recreation.
From the Detroit Free Press.
Smith-'Squivensh has broken himself completely
down."
Brown-"Ah! how is that?"
"Practicing on the health-llft."
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The Chicago Convention.

TIE TWO SETS OF DELEGATES FROM This DIETRICH.
Mr. W. Calvin Chase told a STAR reporter this
morning that Messrs. Shellabarger and Dyson,
known as the Chase faction delegates to the
Chicago convention, viii attend the convention.
Messrs. Carson and Gleason, who are known as
the Carson delegates, will also put in an appear
ance. The latter claim that they have ''the
bulge" on the other delegation because their Gre
dentials bear the signature OF Mr.. Davis the chair
man OF the central committee STAR reporter
was unable to md Mr.. Shellabarger.
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Easily Discouraged.

From the New York Sun.
"Yes," said q base ball man, 'Tm discouraged,
and have given up the business forever. Why, In
the very first game they got onto me in the second
Inning, and pounded me all over the Held"
"That ought not to discourage you. Many a
pitcher has had similar luck"
eyes. but 1 wasn't the pitcher; was the
umptre.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusements TO.niyht.
NATIoNAr--'Tne MikadO."
ALBAuGHs.-Jeannie Winston In Donna Juani-
ta--
HARRIs'.-s'The Gold King
PANORAMA BUILDISG.-"Battle OF shiloh"