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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT.THURsDAY NIGHT. THE BID INST NEAR
IL the Theater Comlque. small Black-and Tan
straight tail broken at the On 4; had collar
on, tag lost - reward n returned 10 X. A. WHITE
HAND. S04 ID ST. NV. myll -:lts
II osT-wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. AN ADDRESS
1/Book, blue silk cover. ia red leather Suitable
reward If returned To 1903 Rhode Island ave. Ii.
II osT-A BAY MARE BRANDED NJ on THE
1lthlph: white iace. Reward II returned 10 -
SCHWARTZ. 1902 st.s.e 1t.
II osT-MALTEsE CROSS BUTTON sCARFFIN.
II /between Masonic Temple and Hamlne church, last
evening. Liberal reward If left nj Star office. IT.
II osT-IN THE NRIGHBoRHooD OF CAPITOL
1square. black aud ,an terrier ears and tail short
and answers 10 the name of PEEPsIE. Reward n re-
turned TO pa North Capitol IT. myll-2t.
II osT-AN ORANGE AND WHITE POINTER
IL Bitch Return TO sl5 9th ST. NV. Suitable re.
ward. myll-3t
II osT-FEMALE SCOTCH TERRIER on THE
~ evening OF the sth- liberal reward will lie raid
by the owner. INA stn.w. nIylO-jt.
4 osT-ABoUr 3 PM SATURDAY, MAY 5TH
~ hear corner OF Pennsylvania ave. and 9TH st. .
large toliosizeD Envelope, containing books
reward will be paid returned the Addr.-s
on the envelope 1862 New Hampshire ave ny Sc
Il osT-wHITE SETTER DOG, WITH LIGHT
~ brown marks. tag $685.. Asuitable reward will bs
paid for his return, Information. l4lo uusylss-
mia mys,- ST.
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The Mount Vernon Regents.
THE ANNUAL SESSIONS BEGUN IN THE MANSION YES

TERDAY.
The regent and vice-regents OF the Mount Yer
non Association begun their annual session in the
mansion at Mount Vernon yesterday, and will
probably remain in session for week. Among
the improvements OF the year is the restoration
OF the deer park, as iJ was In Washingtons time,
the cost amounting to over $1,000 was borne by
the SOILS OF Mrs. Robert Campbell, late the vice
regent for Missouri. Two tripods, which formerly
belonged to Washington, and were given by him
as wedding present TO DR.. VIM. Thornton, an In
Innate friend, have been recently restored to
Mount Vernon by the MeSsrS. Campbell Mrs.
Bruadwell, the v1ce-regent OF ohio, has recently
secured, by purchase from descendant or WASH
ington, his violin, which will DC shortly placed in
the OHIO room. The sessions OF the council are
held in the state dinng-room. Those present yes
terday were: Mrs. Lily NJ. LaughtOn, OF Pennsyl-
van1a, regent and vtce-regent; Mrs NJ. j. Sweat,
Maine, vice-regent; Miss Alice LOngfellOw, MasSa-
chusetts, vice-regent; Mrs. AObie Chase, Rhode
Island, vice-regent; Mrs. Susan T. J. Hudson, Con-
necticut, vice-regent; Mrs. Justine V. X. Town.
send, New York, vtce-regent; Nancy Halslead,
New Jersey, vice-regent; Mary T. Barnes District
OF Columbia, vice-regent; Philactea Eve, Georgia,
vice-regent; Mrs Jenny NJ Ward, Kansas; Mrs
Elizabeth Broadwell Ohio; Miss Elizabeth Rath-
bone, Michigan; Mrs Mary I. Letter, Illinois;
Miss Emily Harper, OF Maryland, and Mrs. Ella b.
Washington, OF West Virginia.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT AND WEDDING.-Some time
ago Capt. X. c. May, a wealthy citizen OF Indian
River, Fla, advertised in a newspaper for wife
Miss Laura X. Clarke, estimable young LADY, OF
Richmond, Va, answered the advertisement
Pictures and letters were exchanged, and the re-
suit was q marriage engagement and the day was
set. Capt. May arrived In Richmond last Tuesday
one day previous to that fixed for the marriage
ana beheld his fair nance for the first time, and
was more than happy at his choice. They were
married Wednesday In the presence of a number Of
friends. and Immediately left for their Florida
home
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Commodore Kittson the well-knovn millionaire
norseman OF 81 Paul, dropped dead OF heart dis
ease on tram near Harvard. Ill, yesterday He
was seventy-nve years old.
The New York senate last night defeated the
governors domination OF Dr. E W. OBrien, OF
Two democrats voted against and three renubii
cans for continuation. O'Bnen IA q republican. .
The schooner Rfdgeword, worth $4,000. with
5000 worth OF lumber consigned TO Wilson &
Hunting, OF Baltimore, was burned In the liver Be-.
low jacksonville, Fla, wednesday.
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LOCAL MENTION.


Indications for the 81 hours commencing az p M
For the District OF Columbia virginia and North
Carolina, fair weather, preceded oy Iun On tne
coast slight changes In temperature, light TO fresh
SOutheastPrly winds
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The GENERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD OF THE WONAN'S
FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
The third days session Of the general executive
board OF the WOman's Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Methodist Protestant Church at the Central
church was opened to-day with devotional exer-
cises conducted by Mrs. Johnston, OF Illinois The
reports from the various committees were received
and discussed. 1t was decided TO appoint four or
ganizers for each or the different sections OF
the country. The annual election OF officers re-
suited In the reelection OF the present Officers
The board Will adjourn at the close OF the session
this evening. At the session last evening Mrs
Annie c. Wragg, OF Allegheny, Pa, read a paper
on "Woman's Work." The meeting closed with
the discussion, "How to Make Missionary Meet
Ing Interesting
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CITY ITEMS.
When We Say the Best We Mean wins
va SAE.

When We Say the Best We Mean What
We Say.
ON Saturday, May IL, TIE FAIR will offer the fol-
lowing special Inducements, and these goods are
the best that be gotten for the price at any
adjustment in this country:
FOR =. AZ Handsome Decorated Chamber Sets
For EiS9 Sguare-shaped Decorated Tea Sets.
FOR $1SoS Handsome Imported Dinner Sets.
F For SSc The strongest Folding cutting Table
For &c. Handsome Glass Mustard Pot.
Eor &C Pretty Fancy Table Mats
For lOc. combined Soap Dish and Brush Stand.
Eor &C. Rack to hold six Hat and Coat
FOR l4c. Japanned 16-inch Tray.
Eor Sc Moth Marbles, the best preventative.
For &c. Large Decorated splash Mats
For &c. an Excellent Whisk Broom
THE FAIR, s12 9TH st. NV.
The OriOle, SD 9TH 1t. and 1922 PA. Ave.
offers for Saturday and Monday one hundred ladies'
fancy stripe and plaid Parasols at Sl.49, fully
worth 81 Ladies' plain satin Coaching parasols,
an colors, Csc. Large size Gloria Umbrella 81. 30.
Children's Parasols csc Children's sateen Para
sols, plain coors, 81 35, and 39c Lining Cambria
DC per yard Silesia Shc. per yard. Ladies' fast
BLACK Jerseys coat back, 49c.; the same with
plated 'front.' 75c. Chidrens Gauze Undershrts
or rib6ed, 25c. Children's Embroidered Caps 2jc.
LADIES Cashmere Scarfs ACC. Embroidered ScarfS
FULL ASSORTMENT OF MEMS FURNISHINGS
Bieached or unbeached Jean Drawers 25c. Best
repperil JeaA Drawers. tailor-made. ACC. Gauze
UndershirtsAlOng or short sleeves, 25c. Summer
Mern0 Undersh1rts 35, 30, and 49c Balbriggan
nndershirts or Drawers 49c. Mems and boys
Fancy Flannel Overshirts SOC
Careful buyers save money and have
goOd articles also. Come 10 our store, where you
VIII nnd everything OF the best quality and at the
Mp. MKTzGER,
Az 9TH st. NV.
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Tonne. asiI-ie noel
\ ogiion' lie maui atrOce,
Aspaniel, a woman. and walnut tree
The more they are beaten the better they be

Much wiser Is the Scotch saying "YOu may ding
the dell into wife, but YEN ne'er ding him out O.
her." With such catalogue Of faults it is no
wonder that In French prOverbial philosophy "a
Germans think 'There are only two good women
In the world-One OF them is dead and the
other Is not to be found" ana complain
guard over than a woman" that the Italians say
"WOmen rouge that they may not blush" and "He
loss OF his farthing;" that the Spaniards say,
"1here Is only one bad wife, and every man thinks
he has her" (the Scotch, by the way, are so sur
prisingly gallant as TO quote the same proverb
with only The word "gOod" substituted for "bad'0,
and that the proverbs OF all nations unite In warn
ing the bachelor, "Marry In haste and repent
the ages is summed up In the Portuguese, "WOmen
are supernumerary when present, and missed
when absent"
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SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONFERENCE.-The Southern
Baptist convention begun It's annual session in
Richmond, Va, to-day. The delegates and visitors
number over 1000, including representatives from
all the important churches In the old slave states
and from few churches OF this District A large
number OF the southerners viii attend the North
ern Baptist anniversary In this city, which begins
on the 18th inst
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The ST0NEMAsoNs PROTEsT.-The Stone-masonS'
Union OF Washington have adopted resolutions
protesting against the employment OF non- union
men by Bryan Handrehan, the Baltimore contrac-
tor for erecting the new Catholic University. The
resolutions state that Mr. Handrehan employs
men from $50 to "a day, while Washington con-
tractors pay SA.5O.
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Women in Proverbs.
THE MEAN THINGS THAT SMART ALRxANDERs SAY OF
THEM.


From Lippincotts Magazine
Popular proverbs OF all nations are full OF unkind
illusions to women. 1t is rare indeed to find pop
ular saying that speaks well OF the sex. "Women
are variable as April weather." say the Germans;
"Women, wind and fortune change" say the Span
iards while the English equivalent is "a woman's
mind and April wind will change off," Women are
laxative. "a w0man'S tongue ways like lambs
tail" (Englfsh). AwOman's strength ID in her tongue
(Welsh). "Women are never at loss for words"
market Qtaian FOXES are ali tan and women omen
are ali tongue" (t'rench). "All women are good
Lutherans; they would rather preach than near
and she does not let 1t rust (Chinese). They are
great blabbers: ITO a woman and a magpie tell
what you would speak in the market place"
does not know" (English). "WOman can keep
secret, but it takes great many OF
logic, yet their Institutions are sometimes vaua-
ble:-"Women are wise Orhand, fools on refiec-
ton" Qtalian). Take woman's first advice, but
not her second" French). "A wOman's counsel
Is no great thing, but he who does not take II is
fool" (Spanish). summer sown corn and womens'
MANI. "Women are watches that keep bad time"
Qbidl. at Is sometimes right even to disObey q
sensible wife, (Servianl: 10 the latter proverb
kadi whether a man ought to obey his wife
and was answered in the negative. Then said
morning to bring thee pot OF beef suet, but re-
joice to know that / have done well In disobeying
her." "Verly," returned the kadi, 't Is sometimes
right even 10 obey a sensible WIFE," Women are
Quarrelsome and observation-disclosures Is a
woman's answer" Englishl. 'He that has wife
has STRIFE (French). "What a woman wills God
willis Qbid.). "Gie her her will or she'll burst"
(ScOtch). They are vain and greedy OF praise -
"Women and madens must be praised whether
truly or falsely" Germany. every woman would
rather be handsome than good" Qbd). They ar,
untruStwOrthy :-"Beware OF bad woman an
put no trust In good one" (Spanish). They mus
be handled roughly. Here are LaLln, an 1t allan
and an English cOuplet, which all teach the same
ungallant dOctrine
Nux, asinus, muller sfnill stunt lege lgata,
Haze tria nil recte faciunt 81 verbera cessant.
aSi,- a
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Henry
Barnes and Eliza Ford; James Pryor and Lena E.
stowell; Archie Lamb and Sadie Irwin, both OF
Baltimore, Md.
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COLoRED TEACHERS WON'T Go TO AFRICA-The
colOred teachers OF Georgia met in Athens one
day last week. James 5. Hook, state school CON-
missioner, addressed the convention, and got along
swimmngly until he suggested as one field OF use
fulnesS open TO educated cOlored men that they
should go to Africa as missionaries. The dissent
TO this suggestions was marked, members inter-
rupting to say that they were American citizens
and had nothing to do With Africa After the meet,
ing the teachers were quite emphatic in declaring
that there was no more cause for suggesting that
should.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-11

MORE STYLES than ever In pantaloonings to
order at g. EIsEMAS BROS, 9TH and E.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

U,OR sAIE-yIILA SITES
Il OF 10 scres and individual lots Of 5Oxl25oa
ROssLfN HEIGHTS,
the grAndest suburb Of Washington
I. H. srPHERD CO.
my4-th.f.s4w 1921 fso
TSoR sALE-THE LORIN0 LAND AND IN.
T PkOvEMENT co. has placed with as for ale the
lots that beautiful suburban subdivision known a.
Dunn lor1n9 location picturesque aud pleasant: ele-
walton 400 feet above Potomac bealful sTrinen snc
and upward For plsts and information call on
McLACHLEN q bAeCHELDER
f23-3m l225 y IT NJ.
EoR sALE-BEAuTIFUL LOT AT TAKoMA; q
- bareHn lap2s-lml W. RILEY DEEBLk
ISok SALE TENLEYTowN ROAD IN -FAIR-
view HelghtA" adjoining Warrington Inn IN prscs9
20 suit on long time monthly pasrnentA ~ 20
cent interest: pists IN our once gas and sidsSlk N
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We close at Z p. m.


Mems and Boys Flannel Overshirts
and Waists. SOC. up to $3.50. Most complete
stock at c. AUnRBACH's, 9TH and streets g. a. 16
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Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
Why pay more.

Sows EAR.-"You can't make good purse OF
q sow's ear, says the old axiom but you can cure
sick Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous Dyspepsia,
Sleeplessness and Nervous Exhaustion with a
Dollar bottle OF scotch Oats Essence.
Every bottle OF Scotch Oats Essence manufac-
tured BY the company will now have on its PASTE
board wrapper a $40 900 forfeit guarantee that It
does not contain particle OF opium, morphine,
choral, or any other narcotic.
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The OriOle, S22 7th 1t. and 1,22 Pa, Ave,

A large handsome wall pocket pre-
sented 10 every purchaser or 81 or more to-rnor-
row at S.W. Augensteins, SIT, S19, and SD It'll St
NV, when following bargains will be sold: Good
quality brooms, 1Oc. new style decorated tea SETS
o. pcs, sos, worth 50; 81 gilt picture frame re-
rollers, 34c.; rolling pin and cake board, SIC. !:
dust-pan and brush, 19c.; Oblong wash boilers,
43c.; 1 tub l washboard, / clothes line and 90
clOthespins, &C; 4 dOz. decorated cups and sau-
GERS, 53c; floor oiclOth pc yard, regular price,
45c. box backing and backing brush, lie. Our
STOCK OF fancy baskets % per cent below cost.
Great reductions in baby carriages, refrigeratOrS,
and trunks.
COffees, Tens, Chocolates.
Excellent Roasted Coffee, zoe. pound.
Old Govt. Java Coffee, fresh roasted, 3Oc pound.
Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh roasted, SOC.
M. r MEIzGER,
AT 9TH St NV.
Wind Mills.
In order to introduce our low-priced warranted
Shoes to fit all feet lin reason), will commence
saturday, May IL, and give to each purchaser OF 81
or more windmill, which is a fine thing 10 amuse
At this time we will not mention any prices as
they are too numerous, but call ana see for your
self, and we will guarantee you saving OF % per
cent on every pair OF shoes You buy.
Money refunded to dissatisfied purchasers
BOSTON SHOE HOUSE, 9l2 18th st. NV,
Il. GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor.
Mems and Boys Flannel Overshirts
stock at c. AUsKBACHs, 18th and streets g. H. a. 16
summer Carriage Robes.
You Will md an elegant assortment in Monte,
Linen and Cloth, both plain and embroidered, all
at prices that we guarantee to be correct.
TOPHAMS,
eo,2w 1871 Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Phillips, Digcslible Cocoa does not dis.
treSs, ana adds flesh and weight.
"ROyal Glue'' mends China, Glasswood, &C,
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Don't Drink i'm the Dark.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat, Maya
That person takes big risk In drinking
hydrant water in the dark was exempllfled In an
incident that occurred at the Compton Autograph
office yesterday afternoon. When MIR. Richard j.
Compton went to the faucet TO obtain some water
he found that the aqueous fluid flowed only as a
very thin stream He turned on the faucet to give
the water more force and after a short time
slimy-lOoking object made its appearance through
the opening, which he put down as a cross be-
tween fish and a snake. AS the object could not
be taken out intact 1t was removed from the pipe
In sections, after which the water flowed freely
The pieces were examined by an expert In such
matters, who pronounced Mr.. COmptons discovery
an eel Water Commissioner Holman said to a
Globe Democrat reporter that such discoveries
did not surprise him. "Our strainers at the pump
Ing stations, he said care so fine that you could
not pass a lead-pencil through the apertures yet
these cells and young minnows pass through when
very small, and grow larger in the settling basins
and reservoirs before they are forced out through
the distribution pipes. They do not do the water
any harm, but, on the contrary, better it."
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WAyERLY. PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY. ONE
w mile from Haymarket, Va NJ A. r.. one hour
and half from Washington; house has IL rooms;
house price sl5O for summer.
mylI.3t DULANY a WHITING 1890 st.
SPRING BANK OFFERS FIRsT-CLAss BOARD;
kSlarye rooms fruit. milk In profusion Sc Terms
s. per week. Trains met daily. References EXCHANGED
Address SPRING BANK. Alexandria. Va aI3O-4w.
I.ARM BOARD IN VIRGINIA; HIGH. HEALTHY
l. location large, airy rooms: shade and hoe. 40
miles from Washington, walking distance depot Ap-
ply 70 MCGOWAN a CAMPBELL. 1910 q 4. NV
mlo-'d'
ssrI'HE OAKS" ROCKVILLE. d. AND O r. r.
Il formerly kept by Mr.. Niers, opens May 10;
rooms ready for inspection; table supplied with tho
CURED Terms moderate. Mrs. CORNELL mys- I'm.
DoARD-Fo MILES FROM CITY; MOUNTAIN
- an and water unsurpassed Tor restoring health
malaria BATH and all country advantage four malls.
Vile. Va mylO-3t.
WooDBURN. sToTI's STATION. MET BRANCH.
w OPENS May 10 tor summer Boardersl Rooms
ready for Inspection. House newly furnished Airy
c. l. MARSHALL 2oi ST. NV. niys-6i'
hELIGHTFUL BOARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN
1.-the mountains Of kirginin at The Brook." near
large airy rooms Of fare everything fresh frs
the farm aadTess Mrs C. STOCKTON Ro hles-
HERBERT HOUSE. LAUREL. MD, OPEN FOR
III summer boarders, three minutes from station:
besntiiul grounds aud plenty Of shade. Address \.
LroR LIMITED NUMBER OF QUESTS; HOUSE
u hiehly located, with home comforts: good table:
hne shse water and ice; Dept conxenient For par
County. Nd. mys-3w.
COUNTRY BOARD : lHREE-sTokY BRICK
oSd ana .e s speDaa
Tor children; Two trains daily 70 snd from Washing
ton, Loudoun County. va. my5-Gt
COUNTRY BOARD AT RANDOLPH STATION.
- ON Me,ropolitan isranch r. sood water; shade.
ELIAS kEISEB. MoDtrose Md m4-2w.
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GO TO THE MASONIC FAIR, E-street Rink, and see
the Peeps drill, beautiful young ladies In hand
some costumes. Friday evening, May IL. Admis-
sion 1Oc.
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NoTIck-An persons desiring fresh marketing
sundays would do well TO leave their orders at
New York Market on Saturdays TO be delivered
sunday free OF charge. Positively no goods sold
sunday, only orders sent out
NEW YORK MARKET,
8. l. HOOVER, Proprietor,
Cor. 80 and Indiana ave.
OUR LkADgR-Good Fur DerDys. S1.50; latest
styles and colOrS A. 7. Lewis, AS 7th ST
Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for soc.
Perfect lifting.
Have no others.
SUITS 70 order for $40 and s25.
EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and E
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onered free 70 every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR II Is handsomely printed
pook OF lsl pages, profusey illustrated with more
than 100 colored mapsand Diagrams. and Contains
awealth Of general Information. See advertise
mept In another column.
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NOISY '.SLoP MAN" FINED $5.-Tillman John
son. coored, driver OF a garbage-wagOn for Con-
tractor Draney, was before the Police Court this
morning charged by On1cer Reidy with Violating
the police regulations In making needless Outcries
10 attract the attention OF persons 10 his presence
In the vicinity OF Sunderland Place and awakened
persons by calling ''Slop man" in a loud voice
rested him. Mr.. Draney, the contractor said that
II this was violation OF law persons would have
10 set their garbage out for the men TO collect
The judge held that II was q violation OF law and
imposed fine OF s.. Mr.. Draney said that he
would instruct his driver not 10 make any further
outcries and that citizens would have to put their
garbage outside and II they did not there would
be NO cause for complaint
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CONVICTED OF AN ALLEGED PENSION FRAUD
Yesterday afternoon, in the Criminal Court, the
jury In the case OF George Bumbrey, colOred, In
dicted for violating section 54S Revised Statutes
In presenting false claim Tor a pension In the
name OF Sergt- VIM. Ford, found a verdict OF
guilty under the first count In the Indictment,
and not guilty as to the other two counts which
charged him with presenting the false afidayits
OF witnesses. Notice or motion Tor new trial was
given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-11

Coon BRAND COLLARS,
3 for SOC.
The best and latest.
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EXCURSION TO CISCINNATI.-Thc Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Will sell excursion tickets 70 Cncin-
natl from all points on its lines May Is and IA,
good returning until May 20 Inclusive, at rate OF
one nrst-class limited fare for the round trip The
rate from Baltimore and Washington wiz be 3l4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-11

SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR THE BEST BASE Run.
NER--MeSsrs Saks Co have, IN a letter TO Presi-
dent Hewitt, offered prize OF $50 suit OF clothes
10 the member OF the Washington Base BAH club
who shall make the best record during the season
In any line OF WORK that the management suggests.
Mr.. Hewitt In accepting the ofYer decides that the
prize shall go TO the player making the best base
running average.
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The FUNERAL OF HAROLD FoRsBERG.-The re-
mains OF Harold FOrsberg. the actor, who died In
New YORK "Wednesday, as announced In yesIer-
days STAR, arrived here last night and were re-
eeiyed by a committee OF Washington Lodge OF
Elks, and taken TO his fathers residence 2IS 18th
street southwest. The funeral takes place at 4
O'Clock this afternoon from the house The re-
mains will be buried in Rock Creek cemetery
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For the meeting OF the national labor conven-
ton, 70 be held In Cincinnati, Ohio, May ID and
10, the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. announces the
safe OF excursion tickets from Washington May
l3 and IA al one regular limited fare for the round
IMP, making the rate $14. Tickets VIII be valid
Tor return passage until May 20. inclusive.
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Bills FoR DIVORCE FILKD-A bill for a divorce
mas been Med ~ Mary Berry agL Franklin Berry
and the papers Withdrawn. Mr.. l. b. Hay for
Emma Lurhorst has nled a bill against George p
Lurnorst Tor a divorce. They were married sep
temoef Z, 1876, oy Rev. Dr. Chester, have two
children, and she charges him with cruel trsaI
ment
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KNIGHTS TENPLAR AT CHURcH.-Yesterday WASH
fngton Commandery. Knights Templar, celebrated
Ascension Day by attending service at Ham,
line Methodist Episcopal church, and listened 10
sermon by Rev. II. X Naylor. columbia Comman-
derry accompanied Washington COmmandery
After the sermon the two Communicates marched
70 Masonic Temple, where the line was dismissed