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Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
James II. Clear to Catherine R. Davis, sub s.,
SO. 1913; $4,000. W. T. Weaver to R. Susannah
Weaver, subs 116 and III, So. 62S; $4,000. Au-
gusta NJ. Weaver to W. Thomas Weaver, part
SO, rs. add. to West Washington; $. James
Lowndes, trustee, ct al, to G. A. Gusten, lot
10. Widows Mite; S2,507.76. T. H. g. Todd to
John f. Shea, lot -, 50. 49, $. Conrad
Swartzenback to Ester A. Keyser, part "a, So.
$50; 6. E. A. Keyser to Anna ]. Paine, part
81, SO. $50; $. w. H. Babcock to C. D. Smith
lot TO- blk. 36, Columbia Heights; s.. r. w.
Emmons to James II. Turpin, part 70, 50. 615;
$3.50. G. G. Hubbard to Sara G. Farnsworth
lots Is and 49, blk 5, Belair Heights; S4,5OO
Sara G. Farnsworth to G.. G. Hubbard lots SO
and SO blk. Z, do; 4,500 ". s. Cox ct al. to
ii. W. Hinkle, sub 40, So. I'll; 1915. Harriette
C. Witmore to E. NJ. Gallaudet sub 127. So 156;
-. W. Mayse ct al. to Margaret E. Lybrand.
part 9, SO. S64; $4,000. Same to Alice A. Her
Gus, part 9. do; 8. Louis Hess to
Everallin G. Todd. part Is and 16, B. and
H. 8 ad. W. W.; g. 900.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed LOCALS.

The society event of the season at Cumber-
land, Md. was the presentation Friday night of
The Chimes Of Normandy" by local talent,
assisted by 3lr. Herndon, Of Washington, who
took the role of Henri
number Of members OF Washington Com
mandery, No. l. n. T.. met in the Light Infan-
Try srmOry last night to practice drilling for
the October knights Templar parade. Col.
Moore will drill the commandery every Thurs
day evening
James Bowen, colOred, convicted of assault
and battery with intent to kill John Allen, was
sentenced by Judge Bradley. yesterday after
noon, TO three years in the penitentiary
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when 1t is offered You, you should not neglect
visiting our store and judge for yourself
whether we are not giving you more for your
money than any other house in the city. We
want you to see these goods, and offer you
these special Inducements:
Ladies' $3.50 hand-turned Button, now 6. %;
Ladies' $3.50 hand-turned Button. now 81 25:
Ladies 1915 French Dongola Button, now
$3.50; Ladies' S275 French Dongola tipped.
Button, now SL65; Ladies' S2.75 soft, very
light weight, Button, S1.65; Ladies' 80 genu-
Inc Dongola kid Button, S1.25; Ladies' 81. so,
strictly solid, tan colored Oxfords. Sc; Ladies'
Sl.25 genuine kid Oxford Ties, 75c; Ladies'
!5c. kid Opera Slippers, 40c.; Ladies' 81 genu-
inc white kid Slippers, slips; Misses Sl.5O Don
COLA kid Button, 81; Misses SL75 best quality
Dongola, SL20; Youths 81. 40 seamless Button,
9Sc.; Youths S1.4O solar-tip Button. &C.,; Mems
"a. 30 handmade Shoes, S2.75; Mems 50 seam
less calf Shoes, S1.95; Mems % Seamless Dress
Shoes, S1.20
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
IL S4 9TH st. NV
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To Restrain Gen. Butler.

Yesterday another suit growing out of the
controversy over the Strong awards was en-
tered-Messrs W. A. Cook and F. T. Browning
filing bill in equity against BENZ. F. Butler and
Samuel Strong for an injunction. They set out
a claim on the $3.50 award to Strong prior in
time and in equity to Cutters assignment"
and state that they will suffer great and ire
parable injury if Gen. Butler should in any
manner succeed in obtaining the S2SO0O
award. An injunction to restrain the with
drawal of S29,0O0 award from the treasures of
the United States is asked, and temporary
order was issued and served yesterday after
noon
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Sons of Veterans Elect Officers.

The session of the annual encampment of
the Maryland division Sons of Veterans, closed
yesterday. 1t was decided to hold the next an
nual meeting in Wilmington, Del, in June,
1890. The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: S. j. Brown, colonel; Edward Leon
hardt, lieutenant; W. H. Mckinney, major; d.
vision council, Capt. j. II. Reuss, F. NJ Skin
ner, +. A. White; delegate to national encamp-
ment, Capt. Sam1 E. Thomasson; representa-
tive to national encampment, Capt. Z. r. Camp
bell; alternates, Rob't C. Nash, Chas. F. Fire
stone.
The following changes were made in the
numbering Of the Communicates: No. 1, Ellis
worth camp, Baltimore; No. 2, Potomac camp,
Washington; No. 3, Antietam camp, Frederick;
No. 4. Garfield camp, Baltimore; No. 5, Gen.
John A. Logan camp, Washington; No. 6, Rob't
Bruce camp, Cumberland; No. Z, Callioux
camp (colored), Washington; No. 9. Phil Sheri-
dan camp. Easton; No. 10, Charles Corbet
camp. Odessa, Del; No. II, Garfield camp,
Wilmington, Del; No. IL, George II. Thomas
camp. Norfolk; No. Is, Warren camp, Forest
Hill; No. IA. Lincoln camp, Newberne.
The encampment passed q vote Of congratu-
lation 70 Gen. John A. Logan commandery on
the success, during the past year. in increasing
their membership. Last evening the delegates
visited the Logan memorial hall in the resi-
dence of Mrs. Logan.
The encampment will meet at Wilmington
Del, on the second Wednesday in June, 1890.
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You CAS SAVE Is per cent tomorrow by buy
ing any Baby Carriage from 99S upward at
The Fair, s12 18th street northwest, and you will
get a lace parasol cover thrown in
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That Eastern Branch Bridge,

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Another stone was laid yesterday in the abut-
ment of the proposed new bridge over the
Eastern Branch at the foot of Pennsylvania
avenue. This has revived the hopes of the
people of East Washington of being able to
celebrate the completion of the bridge on the
centennial anniversary of the burning by the
British of the old one in 1914 POP.
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c. No city in the world is 80 thoroughly
covered by the circulation of a single news
The EVENING STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. 1t s,oears to its circula-
ton. No other Washington paper has yet done
thia
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INDIAN RIVER ORAN6Es.-The last shipment
for the season of this delicious fruit. direct
from Rock Ledge, Indian River, Florida. At
the COTTAGE MARKET. SIS 14th ST.
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Diver VIEW FOR 1889.

Most popular and leading resort on the Potom.s
and additional attractions have been added since -
season, among which ~ q nne electric plant OF -
lights cost of over $4,000 and the only place on the
Potomac that is lighted by electric lights.
The attention of Lodges, Sunday Schools, socleueA
and others contemplating excursions are invited "
the Steamer MAEY WASHINGTON and River View.
on closed free Of charge for sum
day schools. Extraordinary Inducements early N
June as choice DAYS being booked An early app.
cation il adyisable VII either charter the steamer
or will allow liberal percentage on tickets sold ~
lodges &c.
For full particulars call or address
L 8. RANDALL Proprietor.
spo6 HOO Va. Ave. s.w.
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COMFORTS FOR Hor WEATHER.

Straw Hats, Office Coats, Summer Vests.
Thin and Medium-weight UndercIothing.
Lightweight Socks, Linen Handkerchiefs
FlannelShirts,S uspenders, Summer Neckwear
Night Shirts, Dress Shirts, Percale Shirts.
Mems Lightweight Colored Derbys.
Il. G. LEWIS Son, 1421 n. Y. ave-, near 18th st.
Motto: Fine Goods at Popular Prices.
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BARBER,s. BAKERS, GRocERs

And itch, and every species Of itching.
burning bleeding, scaly and pimply diseases Of the
skim scalp and blood with loss Of hair, instantly
relieved and speedily permanently and economically
cured by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, when all other
methods and the best physicians fail These are strong
words, but true. 6
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HYGIENE COMPLEXION CREAM.-Superfuou
hair destroyed Electric needle process. Mrs.
DIR. Gabriel, 1921 G. ST.
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The Star Shoe House.

Bargain list of Low-Cut Shoes:
Ladies fine Kid Oxford Ties, CSC.
Ladies' fine Dongola Oxfords, tipped or plain,
opera or common sense, at 9Sc.. worth 81 So
Ladies' Kid Opera slippers, special price, Ssc.
Ladies' Misses and Children's fine Russet OK
ford Ties, at 75c
Mems and Boys serviceable Russet Oxfords
at 81. 49, worth 81
Mems Low Oxfords and Strap Ties, sI.25.
Mems Tennis Shoes, good quality, Coo.
Mems tine House Slippers, at soc.
The STAR SHOE House,
1t 726 9TH ct.
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THE ''NrMBLE SrxpEsor-

SOON GROWS TO BE A SHILLING"
BELIEVING THAT WE CAN SELL
TWELVE SUITS AT THE "sIxPENCE"
PROFIT WHERE WE WOULD SELL FOUR
AT A SHILLING" WE HAVE NAMED
$3.50 AS OUR PRICE FOR A LINE OF
BUSINESS SUITS, CUTAwAYs AND SACKS,
EQUAL IN STYLE. QUALITY AND MAKE
TO THE USUAL SIS AND s1s GOODS.
THE MANUFACTURERS ARE OVER
LOADED. BEING IN THE MARKET EVERY
WEEK. AND BUYING FOR CASH, WE PICK
UP THE BARGAINS AS THEY COME ALONG
AND GIVE YOU THE BENEFIT OF THE
OvERPRODUCTIoN.
OUR TEN DOLLAR BARGAINS ARE
STILL HERE.
OUR FANCY DUCK AND MARsEILLEs
VESTS ARE CHEAPER THAN EVER.
THESE VESTS ARE LIKELY TO BE MORE
POPULAR THIS SEASON THAN EVER BE-
FORE. AND WE HAVE THE NEWEST AND
BEST NEW YORK STYLES. IN BOTH SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED.
OUR CHEvIoT AND BRoAD-wALE
woRsTED COATS AND VESTS ARE EXACT
REPRODUCTIONS OF THE LATEST FASH
IONS IN CUSTOM TAILORING.
LAST, BUT NOT LEAST,
COMES OUR BOYS GOODS OF THESE WE
CAN ONLY SAY NO ONE HAS NEWER OR
BETTER. AND NO ONE QUOTES LOWER
FIGURES.
Z. q. BARNUM & 90.
my9 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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The Annual High School Entertainn

The students of the Washington High school
will give their annual entertainment this even
ing at the High school building, 7th land o
streets. The program will include a kinder
symphony, exhibition drill by picked
squad of cadets, girls flag drill, calisthenic
drill. Shakespearian tableaus and scene from
Henry ", with several musical selections
throughout
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BTsT FOR THE PRICI

improved New Perfection Refrigerators,
hard wood, charcoal-packed.
GEO. WATTS & Son,
3li 9TH st. NV.
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TRAVELLING GooDs A. BorroM p R1crs
ISaooArs CnEp1r HOUSE,.

GaOaAs,ss, 81. G lsp PET +, HEAg q. Nv:
sB k90M SUITS in Poplar f cS sI5 up .os
BEDROOM SUITS, Walnut. from go.
-PAkLOk SUITS, in Eair Cloth or Plush. from eS5.
HEADQUARTERS for BABY CARRIAGES and Re
FRI0ERATORS.
INGRAM CARPET from 25 cents mp.
BEST EXTRA SUPER CARPETS. S5 centa.
BRUSSELS CARPET from 40 cents-
A FULL LINE OF MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS
RUGS. MATS, &c.
All Carpets. on Cloths. and MAttinss laid fres %
charge. aplb-xm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

For the District Of Columbia and MARYLAND,
fair; slightly cooler; westerly winds
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The BOYS

can find an elegant assortment of the most styl-
ish suits ever shown in this city, in our BOYS
department We have suits from So up
EIsEIAS Bros, eth and E.
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors,
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The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
S24 9TH ST m W
Gold Dollars for Fifty Cents.

Pure Rye Whisky, years old, $3.50 per
gallon; 75c. large bottle. NJ. q p. MErzGER,
All It'll street northwest
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A LACE PARAsoL COVER given gratis and Is
per cent allowed to all purchasers of Baby Car
riages from 9.9S upward tomorrow at
The FAIR. Sl2 18th street NV
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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS.

ALBAUeH's OPERA HousE.-"The Yeoman Of
the Guard" Gilbert and Sullivan's latest effort
was given at Albaughs last night by the Lamont
Opera company to an audience which gave
every evidence OF its satisfaction at the repre-
sentation- An opinion as to the meri t. of this
opera has already been given in THE SrAp,
and it only remains to be said in regard to this
performance that the principals ali acquitted
themselves well both in their solos and in the
concerted numbers; that the chorus ably per
formed its share of the work, and that the piece
was excellently placed upon the stage The
same opera will be repeated for the balance Of
this week. and next week s'The Pirates of PEN
zance" will be presented.
HARRIS BIJoU.-The attraction next week at
Harris will be THE Ranch King" drama of
border life which is full of thrilling incidents
and realistic effects. Seats may now be
secured.
KERNANs THEArER.-Lilly Clay's Gaity Bur-
lesque troupe will return to Kernan's theater
next week, and present the same feature which
have made them SO popular here before. as
well as several new faces and specialties. To-
night the Elks will attend in body in compl-'
ment to the manager Of the Night Owls
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EUREKA insect fluid kills moths and water bugs

OUR s10 blue serge suits are warranted fast
color and perfect fitting. HAMBuRGERs,
62l Penn ave
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INSURE with the Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany of New York. Assets over Sl26. 900. OOO
r. X. Cralle. Thos. P. Morgan, jr., Resident
Managers No 1893 street
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BRING THE CHILDREN

CAPoSs.-A fine lot of Choice Capons at the
COTTAGE MARKET. SIS 18th st.
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ART 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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SPRING LANB.-Jno. R. Kelly will have a
grand supply of Spring Lamb at his stalls,
Center market, 9th st. wing, tomorrow
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BABY CARRIAeEs.-The Fair, s12 It'll street
northwest. will offer tomorrow 10 per cent dis
count on all Baby Carriages from So SO up, and
riage
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SUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS at 10c. per pound,
at New York Market, Sd st. and Indiana ave-
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and let us fit them in suits for 81 so that will
surprise you pleasingly.
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and f,
Children's Depar tment.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Princely bargains for all at r. Goldschmid's
tomorrow, 10O7-l009 F st. n. W. Don't fail to
read adv't on 4th page.
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Brooks SIS Gas Stove is the best and most
economical. VIII do General Family Cooking.
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JF you want your ice cream delivered on time
and in good condition. order il of Frank Fus-
sell, l702 Penn. ave. Telephone call 1888
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PH1IApErpHrA SroRK

PHuApE1pHA STORE
Have received q new line Of Hemstitchel
Fiouncings "a and As inches wide. choice
styles
Persian Drsperies in the new colorin0S
imitation China silks. l2l<c. 10 35e.
BLACK GOODS.
We have Just received full line Of Priests
iy.s Black goods In Nuns veilines. B&tistes
Challis. serres. Henriettas. and CashnereA.
Fancy Stripes, Melrose. seb&stopol. Al
mures and Indiss.
Full line Of Black silks. RhadAmaz.
Fables. surshs. kc.; Striped surshs. Blscn
and colors, SIC. 10 sl.25.
Extra values In Black sursh, SIC. 65cs
Use. 81. and tl.25.
French Percals. extra width. new dssagna
12ISc.
AbsrEsin In Mens Fancy Half Hoss. sxtzs
value. 1sc.
Children's Derby RIb'd. fast Black Hoss>
nxes q 10 ~ l2bc. great barsztn
Childrenis SHIRT Waists, made Of Outiu1
Flannel, beautiful sty lee, sizes % ~ yenrS
only 25c. Try 70 make them for the pr1c&
Do not mis- the great 6ergsfns oRo =
1sring in MAtfings and I'M Cloths.
cARHART LEIDI
~ e2s TN md TOO - A.
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Ten POUNDS CoRSED BEEF 50c., at New York
Market, Sd ST. and Indiana ave.
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II you want a superfine ice cream order it of
Frank RUSSELL, 1902 Penn. ave Telephone call
1858
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GEsrs Surrs Ooounrp
AND PRESSED FOR q.
Cosss, Soc; Pants, 25c.; vsstA Csc. Altsr1ng and
Repairing done ~ beat menner Goods called Tor md
delivered To1sphone call 1882.
aug ias5 s ga .. We Wss ~ W.shasssa
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Buy YOUR Coal, Coke and Wood from JONI
son BRoTHERs, the leading firm in the Di,
trict.
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To Reap a Benefit

Housekeepers, Eureka Insect Fluid is in
fallible and cheap 1t.
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Tea. Tea. Tea.-The best SOC. tea in
America. Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh and
fine, SOC. pound Best Table-Print Butter. Soc
pound. Crosse 4 Blackwell's imported Jams,
l9c. per jar. Granulated Yellow Corn Meal
Vermont Maple Sugar. pounds Prunes. Csc
Splendid kitchen Tea. 40c. pound. Also large
line Of goods at actual cost prices II will paw
you to come in and see the very low figures we
name on goods. Sugars at absolute cost. NJ
q p. METzeER, the live grocery merchants. All
9TH street northwest II
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ALL-WooL trousers to order So.
HAMBURGER's, 621 Penn. ave.
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Those Hats which we sell at O. 90 and q
are well worth your attention, New colors,
good shapes, feather-weight. and fine quality
We are justly proud Of them. Franc, One
Price Halter and furnisher, cor 7th and ID.
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Use REX FURNITURE PoLIsH-Sold by p Har
son Hiss Mfg Co., Sis 18th NV, also druggist
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From Rockville.

correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
ROCKVILLE, May 10, 1889.
new company composed Of Baltimore and
Chicago capitalists has taken charge of the old
Montgomery gold mines in Potomac district,
and will at once reopen and operate them with
frst-class modern machinery.
The orphans court has granted letters tesla
mentary to Miss Mary D. Davis on the estate of
the late Allen Bowie Davis. This estate is one
of the most valuable in the county.
Mr. R. H. Stokes has contracted with Ed
ward NJ. West for the erection of residence
on his lot in the park at the eastern end Of
town. The structure will be a twO-and-a-half-
story frame, containing eight rooms, cellars,
verandas. DC, and will be covered with slate.
1t will be handsomely finished inside and con-
tain all the modern improvements
At the meeting of the trustees of the Rock
vile academy, held yesterday evening, the
matter Of building new academy was consid-
cred, but no definite action taken on account Of
the absence of some of the members of the
board. Another meeting will take place on
Monday, when definite action in the matter will
take place. 1t is said that all the members of
the board are in favor of the improvement.
Quite little ripple was created on the sur
face of political affairs here this morning by
the declination of Hon. George Peter, presi-
dent of the last Maryland senate, to allow his
name to go before the democratic primary
elections as q candidate for reelection to that
Peter and DIR. Edw. Wootton have been men,
toned for the nomination, and ii is now thought
Mr.. Howard Griffith, of Poolesville district,
| will be placed in the field for that position.
The contest promises to be a lively one.
Potomac lodge of Good Templars have elected
the following officers for the present quarter:
| C. T., Miss Mary Collins; v. T., Miss Annie
Chick; K. S., Miss Maud Lynch; T. s., Mr.. w.
Houser; T., Mrs. r. A. Ingalls,; NJ, Frank
Fisher; Chap, H. H. Chick; g., Chas. Davis;
8, Jno. Graves; r. H. s., Miss r. A. Lynch; L.
H. s., Jno. 7. Lynch; A s., ]. H. Howser; D.
M, Miss H. NJ. Parsons.
Mr.. Benz. Miller, of West Washington was
among the visitors to this place yesterday.
quarterly meeting of Rockville circuit M,
E. church, south, will be held at Emory church
on the 18th and 18th insts. 8. A. NJ.
| Owing to the fact that work in the Pullman
shops is slack it IL reported that about twelve
hundred employees have been laid of, or about
| Is per cent OF the regular force, and that the
| wages Of others have been reduced.
| The persons arrested for participating in the
Gweedore riot. in Ireland, in which Police In
spector Martin was killed, were ON Wednesday
charged with completely in his murder BY the
Queens county special jury.
At Jersey City the Jury in the ssbig four
| case, otherwise the trial for conspiring 70 de-
frand the city by Commissioners Kesn. Watt.
billiard, and Reynolds, brought in verdict Of
! not guilty.
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ECONOMY Gas RANGES for summer cooking
SHEDD & Bros, 432 9Th ST.
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We ARE EXCEILEI
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tia

by exclusive tailors only in price. Our suits to
order at $40 equal their $50.
Yer prac o,,l
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FCssEILs CAFE. 1925 NY. avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel dining-room in the city.
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. GAS AND Oh STOVES. all sizes. Call and ex-
anime. G. A. MUDDINAS. 1906 F st.
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Door AND WINDOW SCREENS to order E. n
KISSAHAS & Co., Hardware, $50 Pa. ave.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

SIZE Our els Gas STOVE. E. F. Brooks. 5s1
18th ct.
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WHY SUFFER with headache and neuralgia
when Zoe. bottle of Bromo-Seltzer will cure
it. At druggists
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EMPIRE STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Carpets thoroughly cleaned and colors restored
a: lowest prices. 631-635 Massachusetts, ave. II.
W. Telephone 1872
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TEN POUNDS OF CORN BEEF. Soc; roast beef,
10c. pound; 10 lbs. of fresh meat, 50c.; steak,
1Oc. pound. ]. n. HOOVER, stalls 1874 to 136.
Center Market. eth st. wing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10

JOB Lor colored Derbys, 95c worth g.
r. c. LEWIS & Sons. 1927 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-10
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I ARD WIDE AND ALL Wool
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS, yard wide
and all wool, reduced from soc. to 371fc.
BLACK SCRAH SILKS, Soc, &c. Toe
HENRIETTA CASHMERES. all pure wool wide
double width. in new Spring Shades reduced to 45c
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS, size, 81.
PURE WOOL SPRING DRESS GOODS. wide double
fold reduced to 25c.
PLAID MUSLIN. new styles, sc.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, new French Styles re-
duced 12@c.
MORE SILKS, 80, 90, rs, 81.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM. yard wide. cotton, 8kc.
NO CREDIT. but the very lowest prices for Cash,
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following Presents with purchase
SO; pair OF large-size fine Damask Towels, worth
75c. half dozen hne Damask Napkins, worth 75c.
or pair Of SILK Embroidered Corsets worth 75c.
CARRIERS
I'll MARKET SPACE
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
HENRIETTA Dress Goods, in beautiful spring
shades very finest quality, all pure wool, nearly
yard and q half wide only 5Oc., real value Use.
FANCY SILKS. 3111c., 40c.. 45c., oOc., &c.
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS, finest quality only 25c.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA, very finest quality, 10c.
Valuable Presents for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
OF SO or more. Two pairs of large size Damask
Towels, worth 81 So one dozen fine Damask Nap
kins, worth $l50, or a large size handsome Bridal
Quilt worth $1.5O ap26