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Rev. DIR. Leonard was asked by q STAR reporter
this morning as TO his reasons for declining his
election TO the post OF assistant bishop OF the do
cese OF Southern Ohio, IL was stated in yester-
days STAR he had done.
well, IL Is just this" he said. I'm view OF the
possible and probable complications that were
likely to arise under the conditions that imposed
thought IL better TO decline and withdraw before
they dbl arise. / communicated my decision 10
the ONO diocese few days ago, but have as yet
received NO formal reply
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LOathsOme Sights i'm India.

Calcutta Dispatch to the London Times
The advanced school OF Anglicized natives Is
seeking TO construct political edi1ce OF elective
parliaments in India The leading Bombay news
paper draws attention to two recent revolving ip-
cidents az conclusively proving the imperious ne
cessity for social reform and enlightenment before
IL would be possible to concede electoral privileges.
the assembled villagers, amid the singing OF
songs and beating OF drums, deliberately gouged
out the eyes Of his young Wife, who was
pinioned Tor the purpose by the neighbors
because he had been told by a demon that
they would be replaced by gold eyes This super
stitlon was shared by the whole village and neigh
borhood, including the police, who alleged that
the unfortunate woman had persisted by cholera.
In the second case, the scene was q temple, mid
way between Chuddergaut and Secunderabad.
pieces which were strewn all over the road, and
the people in the immediate vicinity OF the lace
rated animals were dabbl1ng and dancing about
In their blood, while others, holding the yet bleed
ing legs and joints, were whirling them about
their heads, and gesticulating furiously. A
fourth animal, which was being cut up or
wounded, was still alive, and added his pain
full bellowings to the horrible din. A little
farther on some two or three men, with bodies
naked and painted, held a goat by the legs, while
tearing away with their teeth mouthful by mouth
full the bleeding flesh, squirting and sprinkling
1t over the adjacent crowd. Other goats and buf-
loeS were close at hand, waiting their turn to sup
ply the horrid sacrifices TO complete these Bac-
chanalian rites, crowd OF women. apparently In
toxicated with drugs, with hair dishevelled, wild
In mien, and beSmeared with blood, performed q
kind OF satanic dance, accompanying each move
ment with violent shrieks The object OF all these
ioathSome orgies, which were witnessed and par
told, to appease the Hindu goddess who holds in
her hand the Scourge OF smallpox.
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Real Estate sales.

David Leverone and stephen Cato have bought
OF E CaruS ct al, trustees for ST. S25 part lot O.
square $50 fronting 80 feet 10 inches on PennSyI-
vania avenue. between eth and 10th streets.
John H. Lane has bought, for s., 764.S5, OF Geo.
Truesdel, nine lots IN lexington Retta G.. Will
JAMS has bought property In the same tract for
xs,2c339.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds In fee have beenfled as follows: G. Trues-
dell to John H. Lane, lots TO t. 13 IA, 90 81, and
"a, So 4, lexington; 50, 764s5 lot TO and "a,
So s. do.; "a, 764s5 lots s, o, and 10, 50. g. do
s3,5soe7. Same to RettaG Williamson, lot !, So.
3 and 8, SO. 4, 15 So 8. So 81, Is TO "a So %,
do; s., 30. J. E Padgett TO C. B. Pearson ct
al, In trust, to H. TO 10, IL TO 15 blk 4, to 10,
blk. 5, 70 3 and 8, blk. 8, whitney Close; 3.
II. c. Bolden 10 7. J. Shedd, SUB 152, WIS sub Mt
Pleasant; s.. g. Truesdel TO c. j. Orttip, lots %
and %, SO. 5, lexington; s., 433.s7. Same to g.
kllleen ct al, lot 4, blk. 10. do; 81, 01325 Same
10 y l. Chapelle, lots Is 10, -, and %, 50. H.
s4,s67.44. Same 10 George Kileen, lots Is and 49,
So .; 8, 1887. Same 10 Elsie F. Joyner, lot 10
50. .; sl.6lZ75. JOnn II. Walter to d. Milne, sub
40 So. 800; $3.50. w. p. Metcalf 10 G. z. Scott
part lot 10, blk. IL F. and BIS sub Pleasant Pans
$3.50. Same 10 George White, part do; $3.50. W.
b. Webb ct al. to A +. Brice, lot g. So 81; g.. K
Clark to 9. Walter, sub SO, So 545; $500. c. Wal
Ter 10 Eliza Clark, same property; s.. ID. OC.
Cailaghan 70 D: Loughran, sub A, So $40; 81, 200
{. E Banes to c. SickelS ct al, sub 127, WIS sub
Long Meadows; $3.50. T. E. Waggaman CT al. to
Catherine W Myers, lot 3, blk. o. Woodley; 81 ,35s
ID. OC. Callaghan ct al, trustees, to d. Leyerone
CT al, sub A., So. $50, sl7S.55.
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For Shooting His Brother.
EDWARD J. HUDSON SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS
ALBANY PESITENTIARY.

EDWARD J. HUDSON SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN
ALBANY PESITENTIARY.
In the Criminal Court to-day Edward j. Hud-
son, convicted OF an assault with intent to Kill his
brother, George j. Hudson, February l last, was
called up for sentence. Mr. Clagett lad previously
asked the court to set the verdict aside and ac-
cept plea OF guilty OF assault that Hudson might
receive a jail sentence.
The prisoner asked the mercy Of the court that
he might have chance TO make himself.
the court said that during the trial ne was i'm
pressed with the fact that IL would nave been
dangerous 10 set him at liberty. While sympa-
thlZlng with him, he could not do otherwise than
TO give him the minimum sentence-two years in
the penitentiary at Albany.
wARS1NG TO THE BoYs.-Sltam Nichols. a
small white boy, was before the Police Court to-
day, charged with setting OF frecrackers on Ii
street between 9th and 10th streets north
west IL was represented TO the court that
the BOY, who is an orphan is the only support OF
his grandmother, who Is sevenIy-tiye years old
Tie Judge cautioned the boy not TO repeat the
onense and took his personal bonds
A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.-Thls morning I'm the
Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery set tie YER
dict aside in the case or james Mccarthy con-
yicted OF perjury, and a new trial was awarded.
Mccarthy was convicted OF false swearing in his
own defense on trial for selling liquor to minors.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court TO Edmund
Naughton and Maria Mahoney; Ii. E. Lyles and
Frances E voss; Geo. T. Smallwood and Della G.
Robinson, OF Boston; T. W. Matthews, Of Warren
ton, Va, and Mary X. Gulich.
THE VETERAN FIREMEs.-The veteran Volunteer
F1remens Association or the District last evening
accepted the invitation to visit Baltimore on july
Attn, TO participate in the celebration or the yete-
rams OF that city. They arranged 10 leave by the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad at O'Clock.
ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-The members OF Mert-
dian CoInInandery, No. us, U. U. c. c., last even
Ing elected the following officers: Noble COM
mander. Z. l. Patten; vice noble commander Mrs
: +. Maddux; prelate, DIR. W. W. Granger; K OF
X, Fred. L. woodward; +. <. OF r., VIM. I. Kent;
treasurer, III. ii. Hough; past noble commander,
DR.. II. NJ. Bennett.
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. Osa gentleman-"strange! don't zee grave OF
HIS daughter-"Why, of course not, father; you
must remember this u comparatively new grave
yard.n-LVe.
A man was arrested In waterbury the other day
lof lhsQtlng lady passing In the street. In court,
a AFTER ne was convicted, be protested that he
fepy WAS swell, you Will get $40 flne tor IAN,
Iosre: ana fifteen days In jan tor stay thsrA'"-
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Alexandria Affairs.

Reported for The EVENING STAB
RETURN OF THE CADETS-St. Johns cadet bat
TALON returned last night from It's camp at Toll
chester Beach, having spent the afternoon in Raj.
tiMore. on arriving the corps marched at once to
the BARRACKS on Duke street, and were dismissed
during the camp at Colchester a drill for the
medal offered the beSt-drIlled cadet took place
Inc medal is offered by Maj. wilfrid Potter, Of
EIinira, n T., a former commandment OF the bat
TALON, and Col +. l. Downes, or the stan OF the
governor OF Maryland, was the judge. The last
Washington, and Cadet r. & Holt, OF this City.
Tue latter won the medal, which Will be presented
among other honors, at the school commencement
next week.
Nor GOING TO CAMP.-The Alexandra Light In
fantry held meeting last night 10 consider fur
cagI .as S1olect OF uniting In the third regiment
pected 70 go into camp this summer but upon a
count at the meeting last night IL was ascertained
mat 50 many members would be prevented by
business from leaving the city that the proposed
camping trip was abandoned.
=, NOTES.-The survey OF the Alexandria and Mt
vernon hallroad has been completed, and IL Is said
that IL VIII be constructed with the aid OF Phla-
deiphla CAPITALISTS It's estimated cost Is only
s ss essc,ed e,gs Jackson Lodge A A. Y.
Alexandria female institute, Misses Greene prtpci-
pas, closed yesterday with interesting exercises
crate business In canning cherries.--Gxs Shades
Oh the New YORK pattern have been put In use here
door ope df On hng aad Royal streets and at the
work on the new front or the ODD Fellows Hail is
progressing.--The County Court Judge Chiches-
'ef' WIZ open It's session mere next Monday.
lngersolPs Substitute for Sheol
From the Rttsburg Dispatch
A friend Of mine met Col. Bob Ingersoll a the
great inndel came out OF Judge Greshan,s head.
quarters, at the Grand Pacifc, last night. Col
ingersoh was wiping the Precipitation from his
face with large silk handkerchief. and. after
they had shaken hands, my rgfend-who IA a Chi.
cagoan py the way-said: at 10 as hot as Hades
Isn't ~ colonel?s 81 have my doubts OF
There being any Hades," replied Ingersoll ssbut
know there Is ST Louis III agree with you
that 10 V a. hot a. St Louis ~
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Hydrofluoric Acid for Cousunmpsi0n.
From the New York Tribune.
The experiments made BY n 0arein have proved
highly interesting. Awaiting himself Of the re-
markable observations male at the giass-works of
Baccarat BY n. Michaux, on the good influence OF
hydronuorc acid In pulmonary tuberculosis, he
instituted series Of experiments TO determine the
influence OF this therapeutic agent. The process
employed consisted In inclosing for an hour every
day the patients In q chamber OF about 212 cubic
feet capacity nlled with air charged with hydro
huortc acid gas the charging being effected by
passing current OF air, by the use OF pump,
into gutta percha bottle containing one-half pint
OF distilled water ard one-stxth OF pint OF hydro
f1uorc acid The quantity OF acid vsr1es OF course
with the condition OF the patients those but slght
ly attacked easily standing nearly 10 quarts per
cubic meter, and those seriously affected little
less than quarts after its having passed through
q second washing TASK Under this treatment r.
Garefn found that the attacks OF coughing de-
creased in frequency, the expectoratton changed
In character and diminished the appetite Inn.
proved and night sweats disappeared.
Professor Of class In Journalism-"What is the
difference between an editorial and an editorial
paragraph" Student-"An editorial Is OF the same
nature as an editorial paragraph, but Is larger
and doesn't nave a. much TO say."-Harper's
Bdzdr.
Music which compels people to applaud with
their feet might be styled sole-stirring.-
Statesman.
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The Fire az Mise 1cBride,s.

M'FARLASD TELLS HIS sToRy-xIss N'BRrDR AND
COL TRACY HAVE STREET ENCOUNTER.
In the case OF Mary J. Mcbride and John W. Nc.
FarIand for arson on trial In the Criminal Court,
ex-Lleut- Arnold testified yesterday after THE
STARS report closed that Mcfarland was intoxi-
Gated when arrested, and az the station he said
he had bought oils, under Miss McBrides instruc-
ton, for housekeeping purposes
M'FARLAsD's TESTIMONY.
The defendant, Mcfarland, testified that he pur-
chased oil and rosin for Miss Mcbride; he oiled
three floors and the back staircase also some OF
the bedsteads IN order TO destroy bugs He had
been sent out TO purchase camphor and rosin,
which Miss Mcbride and an Irish woman scattered
around 70 keep the moths out OF the carpet She
said nothing whatever TO him about setting the
house on IRE. Miss Mcbride through Capt ver-
ney, made the proposition 10 him that he take the
ne %oHd zee That ME- Sna Enae u fo retups
would use her influence TO ger him pardoned. ver-
ney had asked him for the Dugan letter, but he
give him for II. The letter was then in the posses
sion OF the detectives. Mcfarland said: II sus-
P ec1ed tha 1 ne was laying trap for me- and
In explanation OF the Dugan letter he said that
the people with whom Miss Mcbride had stored
was 20 soe Il up enless
he said that he met Miss Mcbride when ne was
guard In the Mississippi penitentlary, ana while
MIS- MCBRIDE was an inmate. The case was
adjourned until Monday.
STREET EPISODE.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr. T. G
Taylor, counsel for Mcfarland, and Col Tracy,
who was a witness in the case, met at 9TH and E
streets northwest, and the latter handed Mr.. Tay-
lor letter to look over IL Is understood that the
letter was from Miss Mcbride and explanatory OF
certain charges made against Col. Tracy. Miss
Mcbride came up while Mr.. Taylor was reading
the letter, and snatched it out OF his hand. Col
Tracy attempted TO take it away from her. and a
struggle ensued, In which the two rolled about
Ia the street until crowd gathered and until both
Miss Mcbride and Tracy were completely covered
with dust and dirt. The result was that each got
portion Of the letter and keptit.
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Coming An,u.em,eu,.


lum0ia Athletic club. Tor the Denefit OF the Gar
Md Hospital. al the National Theater this even
ihs, promises 70 o. very interesting affair The
local athletes will Dc assisted by Distinguished
amateurs from out OF town.
ALB1UGHs OPERA HOUsE.-The week OF "Boccac-
Gu al this house has been the most successful OF
the season thus far, despite the great heat Next
week FRA DayOiOr will be put on, and will doubt
sss aitr. Gu as large aitendances as did "Boccac-
Go" AGoer's music Possesses the charm OF peren-
NAL youth. ana the story Of SRA DiavOlo" seems
never 10 grow wearisome. no matter how often
hands OF Mss Winston and ner supporting COM
pany IN previous seasons
hAKKls. BiJoU THEATER--At this house next
Neck new dramatic version OF the story Of "Dr.
JrkyIl and Mr. Hyde win be acted by MarIande
Clarke and his company.
The MAXINE BAND CoxcERr.-The program for
Tie concert In the White House grounds This even
lag l. as follows: 1. COllocation ala Gioconda !"
P1achie.n Introducing sailors and ponuIace
chorus, Thanks Unto the Angelic Voice. ..The
M.reIeoea," The Barcaiol!e," tae FusIana song
"H!La Love as the Lights OF Grafton and
"Dancs OF the Hours" . Grand FantasIe
-Ee-aInisences OF MeyeTbeeT," Godfrey Intro,
CUcing u nIsOn Motive L Afrtcalne;" s.Mazourka
from me prophets" romance, 'Star OF the
EOFtn; galOp, "HuguenOts;" PRAYER ssSlar OF
the North" choral and Bohemian dance aHague-
no.. romance and Qu11rille, 'sThe Prophet -
aria rom Robert lie Diable;- .'Blessing Of tie
DagSers, from the "Huguenots." 3. Waits aria
-Sikea Banis." Bisch0n. 4. Grand selection
"raust,- GOun0d. comprising the s'Church scene :
:. Ne air scene" flower song valse skiing Of
ihule, angels chorus soldiers chorus, ana finale
qlejte," SO1sA d Gems from 'Ermlnie," jacob
Oask1
DEDICATION OF THE CAkROLL MEMORIAL CHURCH
Carroll Memorial church, which has been erected
a. ny 4ttsylIle, Nd, In honor OF Archbishop Car
fSl, the nrst bishop OF the Catholic church In
tbs country, will De dedicated tomorrow morn
lng- The services will begin at 10 O'Clock Car
o1hH 0lDoons VIII sing pontifcial mass. He Will
Is IN generating the mass the chalice, missaI
CIuess ahd chair which were used by Archbishop
SaiIolL Soonods mass OF the sacred heart VIII be
rendered by select choir with orchestral accom-
panLiehG Inc sermon will be delivered by the
NJ hEI: blsnop Curtis, Of Wilmington. The men,
oels Ol Sairon Institute OF this city viii be present
As guard OF honor 10 Cardinal Gibbons.
OiSThCI UEhOCkArs AT THE BALTIMORE COSyES-
Tos--At meeting OF representatives, OF the local
anu state ueuocratie clubs last night it was de-
cided that the clubs would attend the Convention
70 De held 10 Baltimore on July Mr. A. j. carr
gave an account OF the preparations male 20 en-
tertain visiting delegations. The clubs viii leave
washington, escorted Dy the jackson Democratic
, Association, about O'Clock on the morning or
: July When the convention adjourns the DELE
gates viii De invited TO visit this city and atrend
jrauncation meeting which the Wasatngron or
CARNATIONS propose 70 hold July7.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Tor sALE-l62e 18TH ST. n W.-THF BEST
hSuss fs s, the price a the 10
mace, also open hre,paees with elaborate msnteis
and IN perecs order PER- h.s
sTEiekk IfEBERGASN isos sF's st. 0''0ts sslS J.
FOR sALETHANDsoME REsIDENCE JUST COM:
oss SsS asd built nnd
pax wsh artistic Ti nf in
crystal Chandeliers handsomely papersd throushout
price s13500 being but slight advance on prime cost
s lso ST Gss' 0a''dsr srEiakE lie
Tor sALE-I Will SELL THAT BEAUTIFUL
aSpsa 1879 iSDE 5sh
01 1888. JULIUS IASs n 81 =.
TOR sALE-I WILL SELL SPLENDID BRICK
sds at. ss st. G q S
long SJl tf%sI Il SEESgsSssy
sas Tsns!
iSSs " ave. Ia 's ~.
EoR sALE--BRICK HOUSE ASP 1sT ST. s.w.,
Sst and Ell rents s = now T fSr si2 price
M sSS Balance
in , ess and two Ssara B. hEEoN z
homes or for nve.tment For sale several moderate
SIZED Houses IN East Washington. o. NJ. BALL, with
Jas II. Mari 936 St NV. IT.
EOR sALE-TEN PER CENT INVESTMENT-
ADDRESS anG W s. SS East wesh
E0R sALE,ONE OF THE CHEAPEST PROPER
- ues onered-a large three-story and basement
brick, ten rooms, bath, and all conveniences; lot
S2xlOO to alley frame stables Ut between 4th and
good purchase. Address
MCGOWAN b CAMPBELL.
Je23-3t' zoos + ST.
EOR SALE-AT A BARGAINING FINELY FIN
u ished Houses, Az aud 474 st. n. w., II rooms
with AL modern improvements Inquire of owner 474
osI 3e23-1ms
LOR sALE-NEw ELEVEN.ROOM DWELLING
for 81 600 This is one Of the handsomest finished
houses IN city for price, and within squares Of
Capitol Park south exposure; OPP. beautiful park
Je22-3t j. B. Winner, 1918 + st.
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S81ses SOmmSOm sentenced
FOR MANsLAreHrER IN CAUSING THE DEATH OF mrs.
oSEIL BIZ DRIVING BreoY OVER HER.
In the Criminal Court Judge Montgomery, this
morning, James johnson, convicted OF mansiaugh-
ter In causing the death Of Mra Catherine O,Neil
by driving over her In buggy March IL last, was
called for sentence. Mr. r. p. Gloss, who appeared
for him, withdrew the motion for new trial, and
asked suspension OF sentence, presenting petit
tion therefor, calling attention TO Johnsons pre-
vious good character the condition Of his family,
ano also the signatures OF the jurors TO state
ment tnat tney would be grati1ed Ii such o course
swas asked lor could be pursued. He also sub
months In Jail.
The defendant appealed to the court for leniency,
urging the condition OF his family, who would sut
rer oy MS imprisonment
was intended, 1t would be unjust TO the community
70 suspend sentence. He had come to the conclu-
sion 10 impose nne OF 800 and 10 days in JAIL
ana In default OF payment Of the nne 90 days ad-
d1tiona In Jail.
AN ENTHUSIASTIC MARYLANDER FNRD.-Daniel
Lloyd, from Montgomery County, Md, shouted
"Hurrah for Carson and Gleason" yesterday after
noon when ne was informed that they had been
admNted 10 the Chicago convention. On1cer Mel
son ,ced him under arrest, and this morning
Juds Nlller find him IS for disorderiy conduct
A PROPOSED RAILROAD TO GREAT FALIs-A GER
uncate OF Incorporation OF the District Of Column
off1ce OF the Secretary OF State at Annapolis The
route as described Is from near the Chain Bridge,
by the most eligible line, to the Vicinity or the
Great Fails, on the Potomac River. The capital
Meyers, JAS w. Denver. Thos. J. Meyers and Jno.
T. Mitchell, OF Washington, aud Edward q. Letter.
Nicholas ID. Onutt, Vim. j. Hill, Chas. william
Fields and Jno. L Bronnett, OF Maryland.
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PERSONAL.

HUIDE-A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WILL
Oact guide two three ladies desiring travel
IN this country abroad, salary small Address h.
Star offct- IL
M ARIE-MEET b. c. b AT SAME HOUR AND
Nk place sunday EVENING or impossible addr-ss ss
General Delivery. b. G. b. 1T
GEORGETOWN CLERks-If THE THREE GEN
NJ tiemep cleris and one lnoy clerk Will sign their
names aud addresses to their communicative IN ref
srsncs 70 early closing reply y NJ De IN. Them by
SOMETHING cool. DREssY. AND sERvIcEABIE
- for Summer. Our genuine English suits only
Sll. AL colors guArspteed- sTkAsBylloER SON
Manufacturing Ciothier, and Ialors lll2 81 NV.
Sn DIFFERENT Styles OF HUDDERsFIELD
OV Au-wool Cheviots- suit 20 order for al44o.
fants. $40. Fit guaranteed sTRASBURGER son,
Misunderstanding Ciothisu snd rsilors. lll2 81 NJ.
WMwIILIANs oEQw. McELFREsH, AUTHOR
w isedPrfyste pesscttve Arency. Communication
promptly stranded 20 aud strictly onndential once
open AZ houra ". WlI14AAH Manager. no nv.
TUeTTs OLD STAND rs THR ONLY PLACE
e. where nrst-class Second Hand Clothing can b.
sold - prcss Address or call q 01e Ct
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SUMNER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS.
A seILk-9cl.S ESp conn: AYR ITL1SrIo
@si Fl asss SDsA ~ 'A' M T. oopsrLL.
HOTEL EMERSON, ATLkNT1Q CITY, 90. CAR
n ssss s S aa s.s si .
phone No eS sAML J. YOUNG. fr0prssss.
A rIANrlo orT rlhl. xryroyn
sIs.h Carolina ave. below I nscs 81
MrRT1E RAIL. HARPEks FERRY, ": va,
tim 81 Z i.His. spring beds. on camp hin
MogNtAIN VIEW HOUSE,
n, MS POPULAR summer re-ort. situated q hurora
above tide Is now open Tor The receron q saest he
Chen, is .nf s ~s9iS s ssssss
~, s.f snd nnmerOn, other POINTS OF INTEREST Aurora
Fer further infOrn.sios .a sPs resort
ME ELkroN.
90 Kentucky ave. Atlantic CITY. M,
Sfscihc aud Mass sve., Atlantic CITY Fn,s-c,yp.v
yea sm A'1' IN Tie most perfs e; manner
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
ON TIE CREST OF THE AILEaHAyrRA
1000 FEET ABOVE TIpEwArER
SEASON OPENS JUNE %. isss
These famous Mountain Resorts. situated upou thu
summit Of the AnsshAnies and directly upon the main
hnsof the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have the Ad-
N 49, ~ Nf.
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BOARDING.

II pleasant aooommodas1ons g Foasoleh1e Eeeee -
337 9TH ave- uso-so0u ARMsIRoN0-
ii .ARaL COOL AND NkWLx Yu1NIsHxD
arst-cls9: xsnsEaa. q ~ -. n WknoIkA
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il 1882 to l743 E st.

EOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il 1882 to l743 E st.
1901 to 1905 L st.n.w.,
/ to q alley bet. 18th and
18th n and n n.w.6,0OOI
1l39 to l151H 23d st.
NV, f.h.. Ar. 5000
1919 Lst.. NV, I. b., 6r.,
and = houses rear. j, 900
1923 Goth st. with,
6r., 2 houses rear. 5, 900
1926 to 2l30 < st.n.w.,
bh.. Ar. 600
1871 d st. NV, +. b.,
3S2s to 1854 = st. NV.
4 b.. or. .............5,000I
1247 and 1249 Madison
St, and 2 blk. rear. 4. 800
SO I'D st. NV, bh.,
9r....:.............4.S OO
81 I'D ST. NV, bh.,
Recommendation
S29, S31, and S35 22d
st. Il. W.. bh.. Or. II. 900
2142 I st. n. W., bh.,
Sr ...........-.......4,O 600
2144 1 st. NV, b.b.,
Sr.. a 900
40J to All BARS alley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-25

ICAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
II FauQuier County, Va,
will be open JUNE lsT for the accommodation Of
guests The most complete and best equipped summer
resort in either Of the virginiaA Gas electric bells
hot and cold baths on each doon
Terms S35 to $50 per calendar month; Two and
one-half hours from Washington. -Four trains daily.
Write for circular containing analysis Of water st
fractions. &C. Address
jelS-2m H. cABBEIL MApDux.
HALL COTTAGE, 100 YARDS FROM OCEAN
IL Park Place opposite THE Brighton" Atlant c
City, \. j.; large rooms; nne bes superior table;
open June LIST MRS. BELLE CARDIGAN. jelS.2ws