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Shot Dead by Her Aunt.
AN INDIANA WOMAN KILLS HER NIECE FOR ENTER
IIrn nIkC

CHICAGO, July ia dispatch from Terre Haute
Ind says: The sensational murder OF Miss Hattie
DE Baum, aged eighteen, by her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Junkins at Tecumseh, has created great excite
been friendly for several years, and lately Mrs
JunktnS several times ordered her niece OF the
premises Monday evening Miss De Baum went TO
the Junkins' orchard with two other girls TO get
some apples. Mrs Junkins ordered them away,
and during parey OF words Mrs. Junklns' four
teen-year boy ran out with a muSkeL which Mrs.
Junkins took and fired at the girl, infcung fatal
wounds Mrs Junk1ns gave herself up and was
placed in Jail here. She Is thirtythree years old.
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The Grand Lodge os Elks.
QUESTIONS DIsCUssEp AT TO-pAY's sEssIol

DIstNoskH IO-UAf sknrIOk.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE delegates 10 the grand
lodge OF Elks spent last evening In various places VI
amusement 1o-day's session Was opened at 10
O'Clock by Chairman Leach. During the day there
VIII be an elaborate scheme presented 10y the
Philadelphia Lodge for the creation OF a supreme
grand lodge. BY this II meant that the smaller
lodges shall elect delegates 10 a state convention,
or grand lodge, Mhlcn shah IN turn eject the dele
gates OF the supreme grand lodge. This is such q
wide divergence from the present mode that IL Is
likely 10 be defeated. The all-llnpOrtant feature
OF this years convention Will be the bringing up
VI the migratory scheme or plan IOr holding the
convention at a dllerent place each year.
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NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS WORTH TURNED OVER
TO RECEIVER DYER


SALT LAKE, UTAH, July 1L-Receiver Dyer made
q demand yesterday on the Mormon church attor-
neys for the church property as follows: Thirty
Thousand sheep, valued al 81 per head; $4,000
worth OF cattle; $4,000 Ia notes for stock In a
theater; s27, 600 Deseret Telegraph Co. stock; I;
slOO 600 worth OF coal lands. These were surren-
dered, making his recovery OF church property In
excess OF land as follows In addition the above
House $4,000, historians ONCE $4,000. Temple
square not valued gas stock dividends 81 OOO set
tlement OF Monday SIS, ,666, church farm 600;
q total or S790,66
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THE STATE COMMISSIONERS HAVE MADE THEM 81
LOW THAT THE ROADS CAN'T MAKE A LIVING.

LOW THAT THE ROADS CAN'T MAKE LIVING.
CHICAGO, July I-General Manager E T. JET
last evening 70 have a conference with the rail-
road commissioners Of Mississippi regarding the
freight rates put ir erect BY the commission about
a wear ago Whe.' these Rates were put In enect
the Illinois Central accepted them under protest
and demanded that they should be revised, as II
could not make expenses on those rates and would
cOmpel fJ TO reduce its interstate rates CORE
spOndingly The commissioners having failed to
take any action In the matter the Illinois Central
short time ago set aside the commissaoners tartn
than the state tarin. The state authorities
threaten TO institute suits against the Illinois Cen
traI and Mr. Jeffery's MISSION Is TO convince the
commission that his company was compelled 70
advance the rates It could not live at the rates
estsbllshed by the commissAo1
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During the "a hours ending &C O'Clock this
Afternoon deaths were reported TO the Health
once a. follows: Main II. vermilnon, white.
years; Cora NJ CLANCY, white, 2 years; John Z
Ellsworth, white, g. years; Jo& 6hefnuck- whltA
As years; Mary A. Degges, white. 81 yean; kuA
Leimbach, white, 81 years; Josephine etarkn.
white, 4 months; Robert Jones' white, q yer;
wm. Lewis, colored, months; nordick MnSa
colored, days; WIN. Watson, co1ofed, 10 mons1ss
ored, 10 months; VIM A. Kaiser. ooloreo. u
years; yno. H. Ciagett, colored, 7s yean; w
months: Dora Thomas colofed, 3 months; yax
A. Pungier, colorsd, ysans Pss9 fs,es sssesss
80 yoarA
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Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, july ll.-Labouchere in Truth offers to
bet the Times he can forge Parnell's signature on
pieces OF paper, mix them with genuine sigma
lures, and no expert will be able to detect the
difference The fact is, he says, nothing Is more
easy than to initiate signature and nothing more
difficult than TO write an original letter In the
handwriting OF another person.
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NAVAL vALORDERS.--LieutF Frank E Peatty, detached
from the training ship Portsmouth and placed on
waiting orders. The leave OF Capt. A. Kautz has
been extended until the 31st December next, with
permission to remain abroad. Paymaster r. b.
Rodney has been granted six months leave with
permission to go abroad.
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Telegrams to The Star.
DISASTROUS SUMMER FLOODS.
Alarm Along the MOnOngahela River.
NEW DEPARTURE IN PARLIAMENT
The American Duchess in London.


She Makes Her Debut i'm London So.
ciety and il Greatly Stared AT.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON. July 1.-The duchess OF Marlborough
made her first appearance yesterday in English
society at ball given by Mrs Henry Oppenheim,
wife OF the Mibornane banter and part proprietor
OF the Daily Netns. The duke and duchess we're
accompanied by the dukes mother and sisters
The duchess was much mobbed and stared at. As
the wife OF a divorced man she will not be re.
celved by the queen.
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The SuItan Apprehensive.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-THE sultan Is much
concerned about the approaching visit OF Emperor
William 10 the car, and fears that the result or
the Interview between the two monarchS Will be
detrimental to Turkey.
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Turkisl, Generals Disgraces

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 1.-Two generals and
number OF other officers have been degraded and
imprisoned as a result OF the recent hight among
the soldiers stationed at the Yildiz Palace, the
residence of the sultan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11

POSTMASTER AT OCEAN VIEw.-Wm. Matherson
has been appointed postmaster at ocean View,
Norfolk COunty Va
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The PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED the joint resolu-
ton to arbitrate and settle all questions at issue
between the District of Columbia and Samuel
Strong.
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HEAVY DAMAGE IN WEST yIR GINA.
Suisun's Loss IL four Hundred Thou.
sand Dollars.

SUIsUN CAL July 1.-THE total loss by the fire
of Monday is now placed at 100000, with an In
surance OF S150OO0. Seven-eighths OF the town
was burned.
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The Emperor Ercdcr,ck,. Ca.-.
THE ALLEGED REPORTS or GERMAN DOCTORS
TUKs OUT TO BE IN PAkr FICTITIOUS.

TUKs OUT TO BE IN FAINT FICTITIOUS.
BERLIN. July 1.-THE IOSSiscsc Zctflng de-
clares that the reports printed yesterday of the
German physicians who attended the late Eln-
perOr Frederick were Ia many respects untrue. lt
says IL Il understood that independent medical au-
thOrity VIII soon show, In a statement based on
the record Of the late enperors case that the
ciusions arrived at by the German phy scians were
Incorrect
The MesSrS. Decker, publishing nrIn- have CON-
menced an actlon against the NditOHdi Zetfung
Tor publishing alleged false reports VI the do tors
who attended Emperor Frederick. They claim
heavy damages The Deckers Will issue The Olacial
reports OF the case tomorrow.
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ALBUoUERQUE, y. NJ, July ia special TO the
DemOcrdt from Deming says: fre broke out
here at > O'Clock yesterday afternoon and burned
ten business houses, including the California Hotel
Loss, SGO,0O0.
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The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated
8, ,62S, $50
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Released from One Jatl and Taken -
ADOehef.

DUBLIN, July 1L-Nr. Patrick J0eeph OBr1en,
member Of parliament for the North Division or
Tfpperary was released from the Tullamore Jail
today his time OF service under the sentence OF
three months imprisonment imposed on him for
violation OF the crimes act having expired He
was Immediately taken In charge BY 0fhcers ana
conveyed TO the Kilkenny JAIL where he viii un-
derEo further imprisonment Of three months for
an OfIepoe OF the 6amo nature.
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The Orrx F1RE-pLAcE

and its artistic treatment special study with rs
We give the choicest colors and designs IN good ar
raIHement at very low prices
We still have = iOt tne Manning stock which ve
VII sell at about cost. designs crovdins
Cur eoors HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON
sp3o-3a,lp 424 9th st
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s167, ,7s3; customs. 81, OS6, $50.
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Representative Robert T. Davis. Of Fall River,
announces his withdrawal, for personal reasons,
by the republicans Of the flrst Massachusetts, dis
tT1ct
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For Causing the Death OG Prof. Paul.
JOSEPH n. CHASE SENTENCED TO THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL
A FINE f..DO-

AND A flNk or t-oO.
In the Criminal Court this morning. Joseph n
Chase the colored man convicted on the 9Th inst
OF manslaughter, in having caused the death o;
Prof. L A. Paul by riding over or against him on
March 81 last. was called for sentence. The pris-
oner said he would ask pardon and was sorry that
he had met with this accident He had been mar
RED but eight months, and had always endeavoreo
TO live an upright life. He acknowledged having
been put m the Reform School by his father.
The court said, addressing the prisoner, that an
esteemed citizen had lost his life by his he pris-
oner'sD recklessness-to put Il very mildly. The
court had been seriously perpexed as 70 whether
he should not make the sentence 70 the penitenr
tiary as a warning.
The prisoners eyes filled with tears
The court, continuing, said that penitence came
after the mischief had been done. According 70
the prisoners own statement, even n no damage
had been done, he should have been locked up IW
his reckless driving. He had not even the poor
excuse OF being Intoxicated al the time De then
Imposed the sentence OF 30 days In jail ana nne
Of ge00, and IN default four months longer.
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From Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK. July IL, IL am.-The stock market
was decidedly active aud strong at the opening,
nrst prices showing advances over the closing ng-
ures of last evening from : 10 per cent, with
Louisville and Nashville In the lead. The market
was very active. but somewhat feyefish In The
early trading, and, while generally strong, the
advances were In most cases confined to small
fractions. St. Paul was the feature, ana it ad-
yanced =, followed by Missouri Paci1c and Man
haitian, with . per cent each, and the others
smaller fractions. omaha preferred, however
rose l. on small dealings There was no further
special feature. and toward the end of the hour
the market became weaker and reacted a fraction
from the best prices and at IL O'Clock it was still
active but heavy at small fractions better than
the opening ngures.
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The Missouri ssBald koObbers.,
THEY HAVE STOLEN TWO THOUSAND HEAD OF cATTLl
IN THE LAST FKw HoNTHs.

CHICAGO, July ia dispatch from Springfield
Mo-, says: That portion or Missouri known as the
home OF the ''Bald Knoboers." Christian, Taney,
Barry, and ozark Counties, is striving 10 surpass
former records During The last two or three
months II Is estimated that at least 600 head OF
cattle have been stolen I'm Taney anc Christian
Counties by "Bald ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" as
they call themselves. One OF the band has been
arrested, and reid on the rest OF the gang is con-
templated. One OF the gang Is said 20 have been
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COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
1SllIABLE 9UILDING." 1908 81
AssETs-ss9s217.43
Offce hours. from I'm. to 4 80 p m. On the first
Wednesday in each month the office Will be open from
Ito O'Clock PIN 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
ins. 1908 Il St
Shares are $3.50 per month
$1,000 advanced each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and advantages of
tie Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS soMERvILLE. Prss.t.
JNO. JOY EDISON. Sec'v. lea
K- WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY,
m dsdend & Of thirty cents share has been declared
%ee OF ee in SAa ss s'Sik i tins c9mrany payable at the
,,.-, SAMUEL ". CUKKIDEN, Treasurer.
k, THE wADEsBoRo BRowNsTONE COM.
he Annual Meeting Of tie stockholders of this
business viii be held at the one of tSs cnnaS
6@i st, n. W. Pacific Building ON MONDAY, July
ye::s-lot. GEO. F. sCHAYER. Secretary
Hrw; O. METZEKoTT L Co. MUSIC
Dealers hays removed from Pennsy lvania
west Of " B. Moses * sons. Oldest and most exten-
slye music establlshlnent IN the city. jy3-3m
YALE SIEAM LAUNDRY, 500 10TH ST
49, NV, near f.-Coliars, &c. Cuffs 4c: Shirts
lCc.: Ladies Cape Collars. &c First-class in every
Particular. FRANK IL WALKER CO. Props
Telephone call. 66s-5. al3,Sm
TO coNTkA%cIo6s. CARPENTERS AND
cur,SoT, EVERY DESCRIPTION, ~
To Reduce Surplus Stock.
CSnslstnR OF large assortment Of Virginia Pine Jois
scan;iing. and BoardA
WHITE PINE FINISHING LUMBER.
PlCkEIs. LATH> SHINGLES &c
Being stock contained IN my lith and b 1t. yards.
This Is positive and sales will be made at cost il
Necessary, ~ STOCK must he reduced TO make RON
Tor proposed changes In my lumber business
Estimates cheerfully given.
JAMES +. BARBOUR,
14th and sta n w.. and 18th St and ma ave w.
D3-2w
GAS. GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES RE
49, frigerators. &c; Plumbing and Timing low
est prices. Telephone. 9S4-2. JNO MORAN
nIy2S-3m 2l26 and l72S Penn. ave.
IN MCQUEEN 4 WALLACE
BOOK, JOB AND COLOR PRINTERS
110S-1l1 10 Street \. W., south Side
Having equipped first class ofce prepared 10 exc
cute orders or all kinds of printing noticc
Competent worknen en- ployed. WIN study to please
Fine Printing . Speciality. l6
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a Ne"nG Wsse's Sod Discovery.
SHE LkARSs AT ONCE THAT rus Man an. LOVE- \
An KNBEzZIHR sfaanrxr

ST. LoUrs, July ll-The Globe De,oc-of prints
the following special from Kansas CITY; John p.
Ryan, who was employed In 81 Louis ss a COL
lector for the fos-Ihspdtct left there a week ago
short In his accounts Il Is said, about AGO and
came 20 Kansas city. Egan was accompap,ed by
his wife. whom ne married In 81 Louis last March
They stopped at the Centropolis Hopsa fof 4 few
days Egan made ali Arrangements 20 20 20 work
but his plans were folled yesterday by the arrival
of Mr.. Marshall, OF the Pasf-Dispa;cA Mr. Mar
clded not 10 do -. Mrs Egan nrst learned last
night that her husband was accused OF crooked
pess, and quarrel was the result Until then
she had placed Infinite confidence In him. This
morning she searched his trunk and found letters
showing that he had a wife living In san Fran
cisco. She then charged him with Il, aud he DID
not DENY it. Tie soon left the house anc, n was
learned, boarded train tor the West at the Union
depot. During the forenoon Mrs Ryan swure out
a warrant FOR the arrest OF Egan On the change ol
bigamy The warrant was turned over 20 the
chief OF police. and kilograms were sent out u
intercept the fugitive.
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REAR ADMIRAL STEPHEN b. LUCE transferred his
flag yesterday afternoon from the flagship Rich
mond to the flagship Pensacola at the Brooklyn
Qayy-yard
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Died Protesting Hts Innocence.

WILMINGTON. y. T., July ll.-Stephen Freeman,
coored, convicted OF the crime OF tape on white
woman. WAS hanged here to-day. The execution
took place IN the JAIL only thlrtysA witnesses be-
Ing admitted as required b. Law. Freeman pro-
tested his Innocence 10 the last.
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River and HarbOr improvements.
ESTIMATES OF AMOUNTS NEEDED FOR MARYLAND AND
VIRGINIA RIVERS.

ESTIMATES OF AMOUNTS NEEDED FOR MARYLAND AND
VIRGINIA RIVERS.
The annual report OF Mr.. s. T. Albert, of the river
and harbor Improvements under his charge, has
been submitted to the Chief OF Engineers. On the
work OF improvement Of the Potomac River at Mt.
Vernon, he says s., 500 has been expended since
the beginning OF the improvements. Nothing was
done last year on account OF lack OF FUNDS. 1t Is
believed that S. 500 win be required for the pur-
pose OF enlarging and deepening the basin and
removing the silt that has been deposited In
channel and the cut. Work was also suspended
in the improvement Of Breton Bay, Leonardtown,
MO, on accOunu Oh iach & Gl saa1s s!,n & For G ane
An appropriation Of $34 7OOis asked for the harbOr
at the entrance OF st. JerOme's Greek, Md. Other
works need the following sums: Neabsco Creek,
Va, $4,000; Nomini Greek, Va, $4,000; Kappa
hammock River, Va, 10000; T0tusky River. Va,
$l2 600; Urbana Creek, Va, $1,000; MattapOni
River, Va, SIS, 800; Pamunky River, Va. $4,000;
York River, Va, s1l2,O0O; Chickahomtny River,
Va. $4,000; Staunton River, Va. s63, 200: Dan
c., $45 600; French Broad River, N. c., $4,000.
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Gen. Sheridan's Condition.

HE DESIRED TO SIT UP YESTERDAY, BUT THE PHYsI-
CLANS THOUGHT IT BEST NOT TO ALLOW HIN TO
DO SO.
Yesterday was uneventful at the Sheridan cot
tage at NonQuitt, except for the difnculty which
the physicians and attendants experienced in
keeping their patient quiet. He wanted 70 sic up
and asked for that privilege, but 1t was not
thought wise to grant It. The following bulletin
was Issued last night signed by Drs. Matthews
and Yarrow: "Gen. Sheridan has had some periods
OF nervousness and restlesSness during the gay,
but at the present time he Is very quiet. He rested
well last night His general muscular system ex-
hibits fair degree OF strength. but his voice Il
weak. His respiration continues 70 improve ne
has taken to-day good quantity OF peptonized
milk with crackers. small portion OF boiled nsh,
and q mutton chop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11

The SIGNAL OFFICE predicts warmer weather
The rainfall during sunday, Monday and Tuesday
was equal 10 the normal fall for the entire month
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The Iu>tisu,c OF Instruction.

NEwFoRT, L. l., July 1.-THE exercises OF the
third day OI the American INSTITUTE OF Instruction
were opened with prayer. Miss Bertha HlntZ. of
Boston normal school. then delivered a lecture on
"DrlMlng IN schools" she made an able plea for
the greater Of the blackboard In teaching
little children. Miss lIlntz was followed by Prof.
A. T. Dolbear, OF TUFTS College, who spoke on
"RecenJ Advances In Electrical Science" j. q.
Fitch head Inspector OF her maJesty's schools,
London, spoke on the Evolution of Character"
The members Will this afternoon make an eNcur-
sion 10 Fort Adams. on the invitation OF Colonel
Closson, the commanding officer.
Thirt y-three Irotting Horses burned.
DANyILE, kY., July 1.-THE large Training
stable OF Mm. Rue was burned late last night
Thiry-three head of fine trotters were consumed
The total loss Will be $4,000. some OF the urot-
teTs were entered In Ohio aud New ork races
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GEN. BEALE NOT CANDIDATE.-Gen. E. F. Beale
writes to The STAR from Bar Harbor, Me-, to deny
the announcement that he will be candidate for
congress from the NTH Maryland district
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TEy EVENING STAR is served 10 subscribers IN the
city by carriers their account 10 pef
~eek or Ale. p-r mouth Copies q the counter
cents each BY maIl-pOstasre prepad-5O cents 0
month ons year. s6. six months. 80
Entered at the Post Once at Washington. D. Z. -
second lass mail matter
TEE WEEKIY srsR-Published on Frday-s1 Q
year postage prepaid Six months. 30 cents
tO All mail subscriptions must be paid In advance,
no paper sent longer than - paid for
Bates of advertising made known on application
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RIvER yIEw FOR 1888,
WashingtOrian's Most Popular Resort.

Washingtonian's Most Popular Resort
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON will leave her wharf
every SUNDAY at 10 a n and y m. returning at
and m. Tickets % cents. Every WEDNESDAY,
aie In and q D. returning 1t and IL m.
Tickets % cents Family day at River view every
sATCRDAI.le having at 10 am. returning at pm
Tickets 10 cents.
Prof PrOctor's Dancing School Reunion every
SATURDAY EVENING. leaving at 8 80 pm returning
al IL p IL Tickets % cents. Dancing down and
back and al the grounds all trips except Sunday.
flne Brass Band On sundays No Objectionable parties
allowed
fT5ehar'ers. ,TI, &C.. apply to les rs RANDALL.
% HOO NirsInia ave. sw
(,OLONlAL BEACH
S"ashingtoH's Famous Watering Place and E1cur-
SION Resort
EXCELSIOR
roa,.,-..... .sLaslty 1000
wharf carn,e9ng 20 mn Jf1Iy Ce1sept Saturday.
Three hours AT the Bach. Home at 8 O'Clock pm
Fine Hotel. Pavilion. surf snd salt Water Bathing.
etiR eeit6rsisi SIa4f5P a,ie1 41a cas!,i4 si,hinT
r.,.,,.- and md all m Popular AInusements
pIner' Lunch aLd ne iEssEnlents ON Steamer and at
PROF. PIsTORTs BRASS AND STRING RAND
23II2O Ieet.
,-.-. The GTandest E1eITsicn Eyyer offered
Comets MP b. '2Te ~ ssal Excursion Trains
Iaanalement Of u 5 anl No "a Rail Shder the
Fare, round -,rP. sos. Children :.;,c
State rooms can be secured IN advance Apply to
le$1-lm G. W. RIDLEY. General MANAGER
I o. o. F. LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
1s sele,t Family Excursion
MoxDtis July +, iSss
STEAMER LXCELSIOK
Vii leave 1th street wharf al As a. m.
Adults tickets 30 cents. children - cents for sale
" members and at wharf or morning Of excursion
vi steamer ". W. CORCORAN viii leave at 10 a. m
ior Marshall Hall reac hing Washington at . m
Steamer W W CORCORAS vii make three trims to
MMSsne M Hall during ths summer months. leaving at
10 ~ Am : ~ aud D 80 Pm. reaching Washington
30 10 aecemInoeia;e the public. on FRIDAY. JULY
s.d saturday thereafter during the summer months
hs s,es,nr vii make two trips g Marshall Hall leav
tS ~ An and o. 10 pm. and reaching the city
1s iiE;i-el..s catering in dininsroom at the Hall
e1eGr-ionists fare. round trip. s3c. jeI9-3m
HO! fOK GREAT FALLS AND CABIN JOHN
steam packet ExCELsIOK makes her regular trips
G,vs s,dAS, s Monday wednesday and Friday. leaving
round tTiR. Apply to J. u and J. NJ. wATEKs.
~ Merchants AID Miners Transportation Co
~. Steamships sail from
Every Monday. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. O'clock D. m.
Far. Pass nEsr aeo lIiodatiOTs UNSURPASSED
,Iae anc.oaihs meals AID main saloon. stateroom
a, Shh."O IHGnd trip. s22. Upler deck state
formation see circulars at All TIE Hotels IN Washing
l. HIGGINS General Agent.
Telephone Baltimore 247 Ia,ta'icis, mxnIH:in
'I'HE STEAMERS VALLEY FORGE AND pIxEY
snd Boat House, lot q NeN Ham fIar ifS c1mssr Sd
pans HOItzmsns Table Iesk bat CUB AND p1sy
10 5nSn q M Kdnss s 'TIR ,1Ip u9 @ Last down
Isrties ptxsy for charter. Run uP or down at 81 5
ftsSSose esa:s g all kinds for hire at
ny2l-3m JNO CUMBERLAND'S SON
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The prohibition convention in the first Maryland
district yesterday nominated Walter +. Harman,
OF Queen Anne's for Congress-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-11
OPPOSED TO THE TRANSFER.
Gen. Greedy Before the senate Commit.
tee ON Agriculture.

HE DOES NOT THINK THE SIGNAL SERVICE SHOULD BE
TRANSFERRED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI-
TURE, But THINKS THE SCIENTIFIC BUREAUS SHOULD
BE CONSOLIDATED.