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CITY AND DISTRICT
" CONDENSED LOCALS.

The Washington Pleasure club last evening
elected tue following officers: l.. ]. KesseL
president; j. W. Thomas, vice-presideut; Geo.
Osterman. recording secretary; G.. +. Stack,
financial secretary: c. l.. Diehl. treasurer, and
r. u. Loehboehler, sergeant-at-arms.
Ida Banks colored. was fined $40 by Judge
Miller yesterday for cutting Susie Fields head
during quarrel alb :ut a man.
bill for divorce has been filed by Annie
Cowne against Augustus Cowne.
The name of the secrctary of the Virginia
brick company. ". III. Dempsey. was inadyer-
tently omitted in the list recently printed in
The STAR OF the officers elected at the recent
meeting of the company.
Yesterday the jury, in Circuit Court No. 2. in
the case of Raleigh against Potomac steamboat
company for damages claimed on account of
having his heel crushed at Point Lookout Md,
when landing from a steamer In August, 1881
found a verdict for plaintiff in 500.
To an audience that was far too small Rev.
DIR. NaylOr last night delivered in Hamline NJ
E church one of the brightest lectures heard
IN this city for some time. The subject was
brains or Buncombe." and the lecture was for
the benefit % the Young Womens Missionary
society of Hamline church. but the mental adj
vantages aecrhing therefrom will far exceed
the financial results.
At the thirteenth annual meeting of the
tabernacle society yesterday Miss Fannie
Whelan. secretary. read the annual report,
showing that eighty-fve applications from poor
churches were hlled and LEO articles dis
tributed, involving an expenditure of S3.04I OF
Mr.. Geo. W. Choa-e, who recently accepted
the position Of business manager with r. Gold
schmid, has returned to his former position of
floor manager at the Boston variety store Mr..
Choate by his politeness and attention to Gus
TONERS has made many friends, who will be
glad 10 see him in his old place.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Frank Win
tiers pleaded not guilty to a charge of embez-
cling . horse, cart. aud harness from Paris
Walker on January 3 last.
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AROUND THE MAY-POLE.
Little Ones Dance at the Growing of
the Queen Of May.

The forty-second annual May ball of Prof.
Sheldon's dancing academy, which took place
last night at the Rifles hall. was brilliant sue
cess. The queen Of May was Miss Alice Winans,
while the Juvenile queen was impersonated by
little Gertie Gates The fancy dances were
new and well danced, especially the ''Tambour
Major" by Irene Dickson, little Miss not over
four years Of age. Miss Irene, wholly uncon-
scious of the crowd. manipulated her feet with
the grace of a premier danseuse, and her fine
performance was much applauded. The other
queens and their attendants were as follows:
Juvenile May Queen-Gertie Gates. Maids
Zulime Whitney, Ella Luckett. Ada Love,
Clara Schade. Crown bearer-Lottie B. Grid
ley.
Queen OF seasons. Bertha Gibson; spring,
Matte Gibson; autumn. Fannie E. MARROW;
summer, Allie Seitz: winter, Nina Mauger;
crown bearer. Mildred Nyman.
Queen of fowers-Bessie Draney. Maids
Anna Evans, Bertha Shelton, Susie Sargent,
Eima Nyman. Crown bearer-Annie Nav Ba-
con.
Goddess of Liberty-Lou Tretler. Attend
ants-Helen ". Gridley, John Gates, Il. Schade,
+. Schade, A. Nyman, A. Avery.
The fancy dances were given as follows:
National flag march-Myra and Zulime Whit
ney, Nina Mauger, Fannie E. MARROW, Matte
Gibson, Allie Seitz, Ella Luckett Bertha Glib
son. Gertle and John Gates, Ada Love, Bertha
shelton, Lou Tretler, Herman Schade, Arthur
Nyman, Susie Sargent. Hornplpe-Johnnie
Gates; national dance of Syria, Bertha Gibson
and Annie Evans; Russian pas seul, Lou Tret-
Ter; Spanish solo, Bessie Draney. May-pole
dance-tambour major. little Irene Dickson;
dance, a la France. Annie Evans; gypsy dance,
Gertfe Gates and Bessie Draney: Scotch dance,
eight misses Madrillienne-Bessie Draney,
Lou Tretler, Annie Evans, Ada Love, Susie Sar-
gent, Bertha Gibson. Bertha Shelton. Gertie
Gates; FARRELL, Bertha Gibson; queens set, min
net de la cour
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A Temperance Worker Surprised.

The reception given last evening in the lee
ture room of the Metropolitan NJ. E. church,
under the auspices Of the ". C. I. T., was
largely attended Representatives of the aux
Hilary unions occupied seats on the platform.
There was music by the Anacostia quartette,
comprising Misses lone and Annie Marsh and
Messrs- George +. Pyles and d. G. Smithson.
Mrs. Gibson, soprar OF the Metropolitan
church choir, and Elphonzo Youngs, IT,, the
cornetist. The president OF the union, Mrs.
LaFetra, made an address and later in the eve
ming was surprised by the presentation of a
handsome crayon portrait of herself, the gift
of the ladies of the union TO their president.
After several short addresses the remainder of
the evening was devoted to social enjoyment
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
MORE LIQUOR LICENSES,

For some time past the Com ~issioners have
been receiving new applications for liquor IL
censes. Quite number had accumulated and
yesterday afternoon they were disposed of as
follows:
Wholesale approved-Charles E. Fletcher
1893 18th street northwest; Hampton II. WASH
ington and Robert G. Harrison. 100 street
southwest; Jacob Mueller. 1900 T. street north
west; Walter II. Young, go 18th street north
west; John II. Jamison, 1900 Il street southeast;
Frank Wright. 1926 18th street northwest: Alex
ander and Frank Larkin. $40 oath street north
west: Mary Fitzpatrick, 800 street northwest;
Jacob Eller. 6S3 y street northwest; Albert
Diolot, e3l 18th street northwest; Joseph H.
bodIn, 1861 3ist street northwest; Edward
Wmgheld. Stanton avenue. Hillsdale.
Retail approved-Bernard Lieb. 1877 eth
street northwest; Edward Mclaughlin 2JOs G.
street northwest: ID. ID. Twomey. 1903 Sd street
southwest; Theodore Cube, us eth street north
west.
Retail rejected-John J. lynn 725 LIST street
northwest; jeremiah Mckuew. ia I'd street
northwest; Margaret Kemp. 1900 Sd street
southwest; William b. Crowley, 44s 18th street
northwest
MISCELLANEOUS.
Instructions have been given TO arrest all nm
licensed peddlers and unlicensed produce deal.
ers on the street and in the several markets.
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Graduates in Pharmacy.

The seventeenth annual commencement of
the National College of Pharmacy will be held
at Albaugh's on Thursday afternoon, May L.,
at 2:30 o'clock. Prof. E. 7. Fristoe will deliver
the address to the graduates and William p
Herbst will deliver the valedictory The fol-
lowing are the graduates: Edward Boyd Dis
trict of Columbia; John S. Clemence, District
of Columbia; Vim. Z. Emory, Pennsylvania;
w. W. Fisher, Pennsylvania; Charles j. Gill
lette. New York; S. T. Grimes. Maryland; VIM
p. Herbst Pennsylvania John b. Higdon,
Maryland; James O'Donnell, District of Column
bia; George d. Weiss, District Of Columbia;
Robert L. WreRn. Virginia.
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YARp WIDE AM Ar Woo,

BEAUTIFUI, PLAID DRESS GOODS, yard wide
ana al wool, reduced from JUc. TO 311Sc.
lLACk SukAH SIl.kn, Doc, 62c. 7.Jc.
HENRIETTA CASHMEIES, all pure wool, wide
double width. IN new Spring shades reduced to 45c
HEAVY Gk0S GRAIN BLACK SILKS, 1lsc 81
PokE WOOL SPRING DRESS GOODS. wide double
fold, reduced to pc.
PLAID MUSLIN. new styles Sc
BEAUTIFUL sArTEENS, new French styles re-
duced dig. '~' "
MOIItE SILKS, 80, 90, 10, 81.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM, yard wide cotton Sl6c
NO CREDIT but the very lowest prices for Cash.
Valuable Presents Tor Cash Customers
Select one OF the following Presents with purchase
OF so: pair OF larye-s!ze tine Damask Towels worth
zoe. halt dozen tne Dalnask Napkins, worth 75c,
or par u SAX Embroidered Corsets, worth 75c.
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE
Next door to the Boston Variety Stora
HENRIETTA Dress Goods. in beautiful spring
yari and u Ealf wide. only Doc, real value nc,
FANCY SlLhS. .}1xc.. 4Dc, 4oc 5Ic., Goc
BEAUTIFUL SAFrEENS, finest quality, only DC
loNsDAlE CAMBRIA, very finest quality, l0c
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
OF $40 or more. Two PAIRS OF large size Damask
Towels, worth 81 90; one dozen fine Damask NaI-
hins worth LOO, or 9 large size handsome Bridal
Suie "ofth Si.oo. APPS
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GOLD MAN OF THE NAVY.o
An Ohio Crank Who Wants to be
Sworn in by the Chief Justice.


John Smart imagines himself to be the
smartest man in the world but was not smart
enough to keep himself out of the hands of
the police, and he is now being cared for by
Sanitary Officer Frank. Smart is citizen of
Ohio and his home is near BeIIaire He arrived
In Washington last Thursday and registered at
the St. Charles hotel. He imagines that he is
filled with Divine power, which he cannot use
until he is sworn in by the Chief Justice.
Shortly after his arrival here he called at the
residence of Chief Justice Fuller, but that Off
cial was not at home. Sunday afternoon Smart
visited the sixth precinct station and told
Lieut.. Kelly of his greatness, but that officer
paid little attention to him, regarding him as a
harmless crank. Subsequently information
was received concerning Smart. and it was
thought best to instruct the police to arrest
him, and also to notify the Chief Justice in
the meantime to look out for him.
IN CUSTODY.
This morning Policeman Kimmel arrested
Smart on Pennsylvania avenue. When taken
to police headquarters he was told that he was
under arrest
WHAT" he asked; 'I'm not crazy"
He referred the officers to B. F. Stearns
who, he said, is Gov. Foraker's brother-in-l law.
Stearns, he said, understood his case and
SOC tlIloubu TiSut. he tOlU lne
officers that he saw Gov. Foraker before he left
home and explained to him his mission to
Washington.
DIR. Poole, Of the health department was
sent for to examine the man as to his sanity.
When questioned Smart told him that he was
the 'old man of the navy" For thirty-six
years, he said. he had been striving hard to
accomplish his work; and all he wanted now
was to be sworn in, which could only be done
by the Chief Justice. Its all free masonry"
he said. 4 will not be known. but when nv
commands are given they will always be
obeyed. l don't want other countries to learn
what l am doing, because when am COM
missioned l will be able to
WHIP ANY COUNTRY ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH"
Smart told the policeman that he had the
power of the spirits of all the soldiers who were
killed during the war. and also the spirits of a
young lady who was drowned and n Young man
who was killed on railroad. These spirits, he
says. he keeps close to him and will never use
unless in case of emergency. He also has the
power OF the emperor of Germany, which he
will not use unless this country goes to war
with Germany. In time of peace he says he is
the same as any other citizen.
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InQuiring Into His Sanity,

Yesterday afternoon jury Of thirteen, pre-
sided over by the marshal, sat at the court
house to determine as to the sanity Of Chas. A.
Barker, who recently created sensation by
appearing at different times at police head
quarters and at the War and Navy departments
and claiming TO have commission from Gro
yer Cleveland to take charge of the depart
ment. The hearing was not concluded, and
the case was adjourned till this afternoon.
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Verdict Against the District,

In the Circuit Court, division 2, Judge Mont
gomery, to-day, the jury in the case of p. II.
Hill against the District gave the plaintiff a
verdict for S60O. The plaintiff was required to
pay u license tax of 500 as a commercial agent
aud sued TO recover on the ground that it was
illegally exacted.
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Real Estate Matters.

Anna c. Tabler has bought. for 81, 900. of W.
H. Campbell. sub 50. 50. 732, 2Oss by 67.6O, ON
I'd. between Carroll and C streets southeast
II. N. Baker has bought of I. A. Mitchell,
for $500. sub n, So 629. 1.i732i feet. fronting
Is feet on LIST, between and streets north
west.
j.. p. V. Ritter has bought, for so, ESQ, from
j. d. y. Sehmedtie, pit g. 50. Az, fronting 20
northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

New ROUTE To NEW ENGLAND. The estab-
lishment of the b. and o. train service to New
York opens up a new route to Boston and all
other New England cities. Passengers can pro-
cure. at b. and o. office, through tickets TO all
principal points in the New England states.
Baggage checked through to destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

HEADQUARTERS
FOR CHAs. q. KRIELs PURE CREAM LEAF
LARD. KETTLE RENDERED IN /, 8. 8, 10,
25 AND so POUND TINS. 40. SO AND 60
POUND FIRKINs. WE RECOMMEND THIS
LARD FOR THE FINEST KIND OF PASTRY,
AS IT is STRICTLY HOG PRODUCT.
ALSO HAVE HIS FINE-FLAvoRED SUGAR
CURED HAMS, BREAKFAST BACON AND
VILLA HAMS.
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ELECTION OF OFFrcERs.-At the regular
meeting of the Knights Of st. Augustine, Com
madery No. 2 the following officers we're
elected: Rev. VI. j. Walsh, chaplain; Robert
Coates, commander; DIR. W. s. Lotion, first de-
partment; H. Al. Jackson, first recorder scribe
Z. L. Lewis, scribe financial; James Toy. cap
tain-general; board Of government, II. A.
Jackson, Horace Dryer, Thomas Evins, James
Jackson, A. B. Thomas, aud Richard Mills.
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A CONCERT will be given at the E-street Bap-
fist church on Wednesday evening, in which
Mrs. Annie Louise Powell. Mr.. Elphonzo
ioungs, Mr.. 8. Lupton and the music pupils
OF Miss Josephine G. Nimmo will participate
Miss Emma Jean Wilson, the elocutionist, will
also recite y
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Surprise No. 9,

Surprise No. g
A feather-weight hat in such stylish colors as
Mocha. Mauve, Chocolate and Cinnamon fully
perforated with corrugated sweat leater: would
be good value at 80. as; now So win buy it,
1t Franc. Cor 7th and d.
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Two FINE BUILDING LoTs on 18th street north
west viii be sold at auction tomorrow at s
o'clock p. m. These lots each have front of
2015 feet, and run to an alley, and for building
lots are among the best in the city. See adver,
tisement
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IrcH, IrcH,. Ircu,,,
SCRATCH sCRATCH!, SCRATCHli!

This Is the condition of thousands who suffer DAYS
Of misery and nights Of sleepless agony from itching
bleeding and burning and other skin tortures
and who live In ignorance of the fact that single
application Of the CUTIcURA REMEDIES will afford
instant reief, and point to speedy permanent and
economical cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS woRrH of an
tiques and rare articles direct from Europe to
be sold by Thomas Bowling at public auction.
Look out for his advertisement, which win be
published in q few days.
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In Prince Georges County.

HYATTsvILLE, May G.
| The following board of town commissioners
was elected here to-day to serve fer the ensuing
year: p. J. Duffy, j. II. Rallston, Chas Beach
and F. J. Gromlick. There was tie between
Messrs. J. A. Aman and J. B. Burnside, and
| under the town charter a new election will
| have to be held to fill the vacancy thus occa-
| stoned. There we're two tickets i'll the field,
| and between them a considerable contest en-
| sued. No political issue was involved.
An organization of the farmers and others
| living along the road from Lanham's station to
Bladensburg is being effected for the purpose
| OF making the road pike. This will give a
continuous pike from Lanham's to Washington,
distance of about Il miles, and will be of
great advantage to those along the line.
An agent of the State Farmers alliance adj
vertised meeting at Hyattsville on Saturday
| for the purpose OF organizing branch alliance
here, but not q farmer put in an appearance.
The robbery of the Bladensburg Episcopal
church was reported some days ago. The
| Hyattsville Catholic church has shared the
| same fate. 1t was entered some nights ago and
| mlssal, several cassocks and some vases were
| stolen. The missal was handsome one which
was presented to the church some time ago
Unless the thief be religiously inclined it is
| hard to see what use he will make of such prop
| erty. Entrance was effected through the cellar.
Seven colored persons were baptized yester-
| day In stream called the Beaver Dam. near
| Ardwick station. by Rev. Vim. jackson. of tire
Second Baptist church, Washington. A large
crowd witnessed the ceremony. Baptist
| church is shortly to be built in the neighbor-
| hood
| The funeral of the late Thomas Berry. presi-
| dent of the board of Prince Georges county
commissioners, took place yesterday, and was
one Of the largest assemblages of the kind ever
witnessed in the county. The body was in
TERED In the family graveyard. near the resi-
dence, in Kent district. Rev. Mr.. Anderson of
the Episcopal church, officiated. The pail
bearers were DR.. Harper, DR.. Fairfax, Sheriff
| Darnall and Messrs. L. $. Wilson. Truman
Siingiuf, G. c. Hill, Edward Magruder, and A.
! L. Brooke. F.
The operation performed in Richmond a
week go upon the eye OF Mrs. Sydney Smith
Lee, mother of Governor Lee, has proved en-
tirely successful and her sight is restored.
Charles l.. Dodd, who managed the great
| leather strike i'll August, 1887, has been ex-
PEELED from the Knights of Labor by District
Assembly 81, of Newark. n. j., for appropriate
| ing to his own use money sent for the strikers
1t is stated that Mr.. Gould owns 40, 600 shares
| Of the Richmond Terminal stock
The steamers which arrived in New York Sun.
day brought ALSO immigrants, and among
them were 800 Of the Danmarks passengers
brought from the Azores by the Weiland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-07

just Out: Summer Fashion Catalogues,
at Domestic Sewing Machine Office, 7th and II.
my7-5t
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Best Quality Mems and Boys Flannel
Waists and Shirts, at AuERBAcH's, 9TH and II.
my7-5t
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Pure Old Rye Whisky, $3.50 gallon;
Toe. large bottle. N. and P. Metzger, AT 7th
street NV. 1t
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EMPIRE STEAM CARPET CLEANING woRKs.-
Carpets thoroughly cleaned and colors restored
at lowest prices. Telephone, 1872, 63l-635
Massachusetts, ave. NV.
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DnUGeIsTs, grocers,everybo dy. sells Borden's
Liverine because everybody uses it. Read the
endorsements of it now being published in
The STAR
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PROPOSALS.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF MEDICINE
IN and Surgery, Washington D. c., April %, 1883
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals Supfli-s to
Naval Hospital Washington. u. c." will be received
ment, Washington until MONDAY, NAY TWENTY-
SEVEN, 1889, at ELEM A. N, when they Will lie
publicly opened for supplying provisions, groceries
&c 10 the Naval Hospital, Washington d G., for
articles. with information Ms 70 the specifications
livery, conditions forms Of offer, and probable guam
pty required can be obtained application 10 the
Medical Officer IN charge Of Hospital No proposal
VIII be censldered unless there a. satisfactory evidence
that the bidder Is regular dealer IN the articles he
proposes TO supply. The RIGHT reserved reject
apy or all lids. JOHN MILLS BROWN Chief q
Bureau. apssO-laW4w
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WASHING
~ ton. ID. c. April 10 lSsS-sealed Proposals will
le received AZ this Del artnlent until WEDNESDAY.
IHE IMENTY-sECoSD DAY Oh MAY, 1889. At
TWELVE o CLOCK M, for furnishing stationery and
envelopes Tor the OF the Department OF the Inte-
nor aud s bureaus and offices the fiscal year COM
mencing July j, 1883. Blank proposals. specihcs-
tons giving the estimated quantities aud full struc-
lions TO bidders and samples OF envelopes Will be fur-
nlshed on application 10 this Department JOHN W.
NOBLE, Secretary. ap2O-2sw6t
hkPUT QUAKTERMAsTER's OFFICE, WASH
~ INGToN, u. c., May ,. 1SS9.-sealed proposals.
IN tr1pcate. subject q usual conditions, sil ee
ceiyed here until ELENkN O'CLOCK A. NJ, MON.
DAY. JUNE THIRD, 1889, and then opened. for flr-
nishng during the fscAl year cOlnmencing duly L,
lSsS, such tuel forage. straw bran ana mineral OIL
as may be required Preference will lie given 70
articles OF domestic production manufacture.
ditions vi quality and Irce Qncludng ia the price Of
foreign PRODUCTION manufacture the duIy thereon
being equal. Ali infOrnEu ton required viii be
mshed Oh application 10 TINS othce Envelopes con.
tanning proposals should be marked Proposals for
Fuel Forage, DC, or Oil" as bel. and addressed
to y. Is. DANDY, Deputy Quartermsster General, u.
>. A. lny3-6t
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Extra Fine Silver-Leaf Moyune Gun.
Powder Tea, soc. a pound; try ii. NJ. and p.
Metzger, Alt 7th street n W. 1t
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BRING THE CHILDREN.
and let us fit them in suits for 81 so that will
surprise YOU pieasingiy.
EIsEMAS Bios, It'll and f.
Chi1dren's Department
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MILLER h HERBERT. booksellers. stationers
and engrayers. have removed from 14l7 Penn.
sylvania avenue to $50 18th street, Corcorar
building
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For the District of Columbia, Maryland, Dela-
ware and Virginia. slightly warmer; fair; vari-
bic winds.
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c. The EVENING STARS substitution lists
the books of the office, and its press and de-
livery rooms are at all times open to the well
come inspection of any person having a color
able interest in the correctness of its claims as
to circulation. This is a guarantee to adver-
tisers that is given by few papers in the world,
and by none other an Hostiaqtoay
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We ARE ExCELLEI

FIVE GALLONS XXX VAPoR FLUID delivered
for 15c. trial viii convince You of its quality.
CHAs. Z. HoDeKIN. 919 9TH st. NV.
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CHOICE RosEs AND PLANTS AT AUCTION
Thomas bowling will sell tomorrow at II
o'clock, at his auction rooms, a choice collec-
ton of roses and other plants
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REToRr Gas Stoves at zoe. and upwards. E..
F. Brooks, 53l 18th street. Cheap fuel Will
bake, roast and boil.
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Arr Room: Wall papers, pictures of every
grade. picture frames made to order. Choice
goods. reasonable prices. BoLITHA J. LAWS,
1927 Penn. ave- NV.
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Ten POUNDs CoRSED BEEF 5Oc., at New York
Market. Sd ST. and Indiana ave.
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Our SO blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. HAMBuRGER's,
62l Penn. ave.
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REroRr Gas STOVES at Brooks, 18th street;
200 in Use in this city,
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EVERYBODY SAYS HAMBUR6ER's sell the best
sl0 blue serge suit in the District.
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Buy YorB Coal, Coke and Wood from JOHN
toS BROTHERS, the leading firm III the Dis
trict
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CITY ITEMS.
A Series Of Surprises.
For particulars see below:
Sunrise No

An Atwood Flannel Shirt, beautifully made
and most desirable patterns, never sold for less
than -. now SlA5. FaAxa,
(See below. Cor 7th and d.