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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
The Late Geo. q, Moore.

Mr.. Geo. o. Moore, who died suddenly We'd
nesday morning. though of quiet and retiring
nature, was man of unusual scholarly attain
ments. When seventeen years of age he left
Washington for California. and after travelling
through that state, and subsequently through
Australia and South America. returned to this
city and was appointed secretary of the Span
ish and American Claims Commission. In his
younger days he obtained some celebrity as a
writer. and when in 1876 he entered into the
contest for the prize offered by the centennial
commission for the best centennial ode. the
commission, while awarding the first prize to
Mr.. John q. Whittier. wrote to Mr.. Moore in
the most complimentary terms and gave his
poem the second prize. For number of years
past Mr.. Moore has held position in the Post
Office department. The funeral will take place
from the late residence of the deceased, S13 5th
street, tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
A Hero of BaIaklaya.

Cincinnati dispatch says: For some DAYS
gentleman, who is said to be an agent of the
British government, has been searching for
John Levick. He was found Wednesday at
the American hotel, cheap hosiery at lOs
Central avenue, where he is working as a
waiter for 81. 80 week. Mr.. Levick, who was
a sergeant in her majesty's army when he left
it, was born at Sheffield, England, March 8.
1886, and enlisted in the eighth royal Irish
hussars, Nottingham barracks, February Is,
1853. He was soon ordered to Turkey where
hisregiment was reviewed by Osman Pasha He
served all through the Crlmean. war and was in
the battles of Balaklava. Inkerman and at the
siege of Sebastopol. He was one of the famous
600 who assaulted the jaws of death" His
description of the charge is thrilling and vivid
Sergeant Levick has an oil painting which
he took from a house in SebastOpol. He also
has a Turkish-English medal commemorative
of the war. The medal has four clasps each
representing one of the four great battles of
the war. Levick came to America in 1857 He
has a wife and family, well provided for, in
Cleveland. but has nothing to do with them
He only got out of a hospital in indianapolis
few weeks ago. where he was ill six months
He has the orders promoting him to an Or
derby for gallantry at Balaklava, and later on
promoting him to the rank of sergeant He
exhibits scores of letters asking for his auto
graph and picture. 1t is understood that the
British government will make some substantial
return to any survivors of that famous charge
it can find"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
Beggars in Center Market,

Persons who attend the center market have
been so much worried by the large number of
beggars who infest it that the market company
have determined to put stop to the annoyance
of their patrons. There are several old per-
sons, apparently blind who are led through
the market by boys or girls. Among them is
woman who is conducted by a pretty young
collects money from charitable persons and
instead of spending it for food and raiment,
squanders it for whisky. and has been seen
number of times walk out of the market and
into q saloon in the neighborhood
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
THE COURTS.
COURT In GENERAL Term

Court IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, Reid agt. Anderson; argued and
submitted. District agt. Lyon; do johnson
agt. District; do.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, Keyser, receiver. agt. Pickrell;
verdict for plaintiff as to Hume's estate and for
defendant as to Pickrelrs estate. Lewis agt
Wright; verdict for plaintiff. $4,000.
EQUITY CoURr-.J,uloe Cor
Yesterday. Hughes agt. Hughes; Arndt agt
Arndt; Sanders agt. Sanders; Langan agt Lam
gan; Hitherman agt. Hitherman; divorces
granted. Croissant agt. Sands decree that
executors are not entitled to rents Colliere
agt. Marini; duties Of executors continued.
PROBATE CoURT-Register Cla9ett
Yesterday, Estate of Jacob Depue; inventory
filed. Estate of Sarah b. Berry; do Estate of
Louisa Kinzig; executor qualified. Estate of
A. b: Leonard; do Estate of A. L. Rose; do.
Estate of John O'Neill; receipt fled
POLICE CoURT-Judge Miller.
Yesterday, Richard Stewart, disorderly con-
duct; So or 10 days. Geo. Hawkins, do; do.
Abraham Douglass do; do. Jos. Scott, pro-
family; So or Is days. Hugh Daley and VIM.
Fitzgerald. affray; collaterals forfeited Ada
Young, assaults personal bonds.
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CITY ITEMS.
Picture Frame to Every Purchaser

VI 81 or more tomorrow at S. ". Augenstein's,
sla, Sls and SCI 18th street northwest, when the
following goods will be almost given away:
Covered Baskets, slightly soiled. Sc: five bars
Laundry Soap. l2c.; handsome decorated Cham
Der Sets with Jar, S5.9s; regular price $40: Oil
Stoves and Lamp combined. &C.: cut-glass
Butter Dishes. lie; covered Vegetable Dishes,
2sc. Match Safe, Tea Strainers, Egg Beaters.
Saltsellers. Butter Plates, Pickel Forks, Bottle
Ink. and Mucilage, &c. each; 4-foot Step Lad
ders with bucket rests. &C.. 5-foot, S5c; 6-foot
g'c;; l2-ounce Washing Powder, &C.; Cedar
Ice Cream Freezer. SIS2; 3-at., 81 SO: 4-at,
Slg7; 6-1t., S24S. Before purchasing carriages
examine our rep. lined Carriages for "a 70.
worth 80; our IS. 80 satin-lined Carriages. worth
Sl4, and our S10.23 plush-lined Carriage, worth
S1S. II.
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The Inquest on Mind Reader Bishop.

The inquest in the case of Mind Reader
Bishop was begun in New York yesterday az
ternoon. Clay NJ. Greene. the dramatist, testi-
fed that he had seen Bishop in cataleptic fits
before the one which caused his death. The
fact was brought out by witness that DR.. Irwin
refused to call in DR.. Robertson, Bishops regu-
lar physician, on the ground that he was not
friendly with Robertson. Witness further tes-
titled that Bishops muscles were not rigid when
the electric shock was applied. The shock was
so severe as to twist the body around. John
G. Richie, the theatrical manager, testified
that he had often seen Bishop in frances that
differed i'll no respect from the final one.
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Real Estate Matters.

deed has been recorded conveying by N L.
Jeffries to Henry B. James for sec, 900 parts of
lots SO, SO, and 113, square 1876, and another
conveying the same property to Maria B. jeff
ries. This property fronts on 10th street, be-
tween Scott circle and o street northwest.
II. Gasch has bought for SO lis SO of Rodgers
and Stellwagen, trustees lots r. block 10: 8,
block a. 4, block 90 and Z, block %, Kalorama
Heights.
W. S. Harlan has bought for s7,O72.72 of
Rodgers and Stellwagen, trustees, lots 1. block
10; 2. block 20, and 6, block %, Kalorama
Heights.
Emma P. Hume has bought of n d. Larner,
executor, &c. for SS,O0O lot 10, square 324
L. r. Stutz and others have bought for
SS075.50, of r. NJ. Bell, subs II to 92. square
GA, each fronting II feet on Boundary street.
between LIST and North Capitol streets north
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Clip this out and be snre 70 innnire 20,

Clip this out and be sure to inquire for
advertised goods tomorrow at New York vari-
ety Store. l3S5-1337 18th st. NV. y doz. large
Stone-Chlna Plates. 25c.; large Covered China
DISHES (only one to each customer), 25c: u
doz. Fruit or Cream Saucers, &c.; Covered
Stone-China Sugar Dishes. 23c.; large Yellow
Dishes for Vegetables. 10 and I5c.; 1O-piece
Decorated Chamber Sets, S19s; lO-piece Deco
piece Decorated Chamber Sets worth Sl2
S7.25: Brass Cages, 75c.; 8 bars Soap, WASH
board. Clothes-Line and sc Clothes-Pins for
35c.; large Cedar Tub and Wash Boiler, Tin
bottom, S1.19; nice Cake Board, 23c.; large
ironing Boards 40 to &c.; Il doz. Extra Plated
Teaspoons, Csc: a doz. Extra Plated Table
spoons, 4Oc.; y doz. Extra Plated r. C. Knives
or Forks, Sl.25; AL Silver-Plated (Bristol) Sugar
Spoons or Butter Knives, 10c; Is per cent dis
count on all Rogers Triple-Plate Goods; 6xS
extra-fine quality Picture Frames, 29c. each; at
HUDsoS's New York Variety Store, 1335-13S7
18th st. NV 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
CongratulatinI Mr.. Parneu.

A deputation from various Irish municipal
bodies yesterday presented to MIR. Parnell an
address congratulating him upon his success in
disproving before the commission the many
calumnies that had been heaped upon him.
Mr.. Parnell said he had never doubted that the
falsity of the forged letters would ultimately
be shown. He would rather have gone to his
grave with the stigma of the letters upon him
than have submitted his country to the humil-
iating ordeal which it was proposed to place
upon it as an accompaniment of the inquiry
into the authenticity of the letters. Right had
been transgressed under the pretext of an in
Quiry into crime
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
Virginia Municipal Elections.

The election in Portsmouth yesterday fol
city officers and city councilmen resulted in a
democratic victory, all the ticket except three
councilmen being elected.
The municipal election in Lynchburg re-
suited in democratic ''clean sweep" giving a
good majority for the democratic nominees for
councilmen and aldermen.
At Cape Charles the democrats have made NO
fight and not more than one-fourth vote has
been polled.
At Winchester. Va. the entire republican
ticket was elected, with the exception of one
police justice.
Frederick county elects the whole democratic
ticket by a large majority
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
The Aggressive Properties of Wire.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
Somebody has "been and gone" and
stretched telegraph wire clear across Scott
circle. The long loop of wire hangs low; so
low, in fact, that it seems from one point of
view almost to touch the head of Gen. Scott.
The old hero, as he bestrides his full-blooded
horse, might be supposed to have just come
handsomely under the wire at a race-track
The fine effect of good-sized wire ''fooling
around" an equestrian statue can now be studied
to advantage IN one of the most fashionable To-
calities in Washington. l suppose the other
works of art about town will soon be treated to
a like improvement. Franklin ought to have a
network rugged about his head, and Professor
Henry. too.
And while the wire-fiends are about it. why
not hitch fre-alarm boxes to the pedestals of
these statues! Such appendages would be con-
spicuously useful in these positions.
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W. n SINISTER & soNs
Sl9 PENN. AVE. NV.
INDIA SILKS. INDIA CHALLrEs.

INDIA SILKS. INDIA CHA1L1Es
INDIA SILKS, newest styles. excellent assortment;
cash value 02lac. Er1ce reduced 70 Doc.
FANCY Sll.hS. 81 1pc, zoe, IDc., JOc.
beautiful new style LANNS DC.
INDIA CHALLlES, new French styles, loo.
BLACK SUhAH SllhS, bic, O:9c. 15c.
HANDSOME SAT1EENS. French styles, l2l1c.
IONsDAlE CAMDhlC, very finest quality, iOc.
37Itc.. f'0 0'' 1'1''e "'O'A'
fKUIT OF THE LOOM. yard wide. cotton. SIC.
BLACK SILKS, excellent quality sc, 81.
INDIA CHALLIES, French styles. yard wide. l1c.
NALU ABLE PRESENTS Tor Cash Customers
Select one OF the following with purchase
OF 30: A air OF large size Damask Towels worth 80
cts; hall dozen nne DaInask Napkins, worth &C.;
pair OF silk Enlbrc sdpred Corsets 15c.
CAkTEkS. Cash Store,
I'll MARKET SPACE.
- Near 9TH 81
FRENCH SATTEENS very finest quality. DC.
HENRIETTA CASHMEltES. pure wool, wide double
width, choice spring Shades price reduced 4jC.
PLAID DRESS GOODS, choice styles, wide double
width, pure wool price reduced 80 Ne.
HENRlETTAS. ELEGANT Dress Goods. nearly one
ward and hall wide. pure WOOL choice French shades
price reduced to .DOc.. cash value
CAsHMEhE SlAMLS, Cream, Cardinal, and Blue
Sl.25.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
select one OF the following presents with purcnas
OF $40 or more. A lafTe size handsome Bridal
Quilt. worth sl.J0: dozen nne Danask NAPKINS.
worth Sl.5O, or Two pairs of large size hne Danask
Towels. worth : I 30.
NO CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for Cash.
my9O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
Mutual Insurance Convention.

The fourteenth annual convention of Mutual,
Life and Accident Underwriters of America
will be held at the National hotel in this city,
beginning the 2Sth inst. and continuing three
days. During the afternoon and evening of
Thursday. the 30th, the members of the con-
vention will be entertained by representatives
OF Washington companies. The topics for dis
cussion cover many subjects relating to insur-
ance. Mr.. Geo. d. Eldridge, of this city, is
president of the convention
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

i HILADELpH1. STORE
HOT WEATHER DRESS GOODS.
80 pieces Good Quality Lawns, splendid
Styles only DC. yard.
80 pieces. SO inches wide, only &C. worth
1211c.
so pieces, SO inches wide extra fine
quality and exclusive styles. only l2Lec
WHITE GOODS.
Plaid and Striped Lawns, Sorella Stripes
and Plaids. Lace Stripes and Plaids, Pqlies
extra nne quality, all worth l5c, to Sc
yard, only 1=1ec. yard.
New stock Challs, beautiful styles good
goods SC. and lSc yard
PARAS0LS. PARASOIS
All the Latest Novelties. our prices are
the lowest.
Another lot Of the 25c Boys Shirt Waists
made Of good quality Outing Flannel We
can't get halt enough of them.
Another lot, made of Good Quality Fancy
Wool Flannel, at Toe; worth 81.
All sizes of the Positive Fast Black Real
Derby Ribbed Hose, only 121<c. Better
than most Of the 25c. goods now On the
market
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests l21<c.; price
MATTINGs.
A good quality at "a roll and upward
cARHART LEIDY
mails 92S It'll and 706 Z It. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
A Memorial Service.

The members Of Burnside Post, G.. A. R.,
last evening paid a tribute to the memory of
recently deceased comrades by a memorial
service. The dead thus commemorated were
W. F. Reynolds, W. p. Andrews, " d. Months,
Walter VI. Lawrence, F. Ii. Lands, Otis p. g.
Clarke. Charles Case. L. NJ. Reynolds s. T.
Haverfeld. James NJ. King. VIM. H. King and
Isaac Thornton. An address was delivered by
Major J. w Powell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

Go TO G. ESGELs SoSs for Oyster Bay Aspa-
ragus. Egg Plants. Black berries. Peaches Cher
ries. and the finest ''Sharpless" Strawberries in
town C. ESGEI's SOSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

FUssELL's CAFE. 1925 NY. avenue, the cheap
est and most genteel dining-rOOm in the city.
For ONE WEEK, beginning Monday. May 20.
we will sell go rolls of Straw Mating at go per
roll of 40 yards, 1000 yards of 75c Ingram Car
pet for Soc. per yard. 100 made-up Carpets of all
sizes. made from remnants. at less than cost
We show the largest line of Refrigerators and
Baby Carriages south of New York l.OOO yards
Silk Plush. "a inches wide. 75c. per ward: 500
Wire Window Screens reduced to Csc. each:
they will hit any ordinary window.
". Il. MOSES & Son
Cor llth and f SITS NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

a HE ROMANTIC OCCOOTAN FALLS i THE
new steam yacht BARlllOlDI leaves Sl.Tlf a
Wharf - r. IN. on Mondays Wednesdays and rlday-
Tor Occoquan Falls, eNIng hours nlUy tie most
beautiful scenery, n,l!ing. &c. the Potomac Fare
Doc Music. stoIllg al Alexandra. Arrive on return
NJ pm. W. ". Oll.i-S. CaI tam my I : 10 .l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

steamer WV. CuRCOEAN leaves eth - wharf daily
ior MARSHALL hall leaving at 10 am, reaching WASH
lngtun about 5 80 Pm.
sundays-two rIIs-leaying at 10 80 am. aud > 30
m, teacilns Washington at and 80 pm. fare,
Iouhu-lIi' DC my
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Prohibition Comfort.

From Science Gossip.
Baron Liebig. the German chemist, says that
'as much flour as can lie on the point of ia
ble-knife contains as much nutritive constitu-
ents as eight quarts of the best and most nu-
trtious beer that is made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
The Veterans on Memorial Sunday

An order has been issued TO the rn,or
veterans union by Department Commando
Welch. announcing the order Of exercises On
Memorial Sunday. the 10th. The members will
meet at headquarters at lO:45 "a. M. and will
proceed in a body 10 the First Presbyterian
church, where DIR. Sunderland viii deliver a
memorial sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

Having Purchased bankrupt stock of
Shoes and Slippers, will be enabled to sell 81
OXfords at Csc; Russell Oxfords, at 73c, worth
LIS; Mems and Boys Lawn Tennis Shoes, all
colors. at 65c, worth S1.25; Baseball Shoes. at
73c., selling elsewhere at 81 Ladies' and Misses
Button Shoes, from 69c. up. Call at once and
secure these bargains, which are below manu-
facturers' prices. z. SrRAsBURGER.
IL yO6 7th at
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Ice Formed i'm Ohio.

special to the New York Herald from Find
lay, Ohio, says: blghting frost prevails in
this part of the state and is doing a great deal
of damage to field and garden crops and Sc
verely injuring the fruit. Ice from a quarter
to half inch in thickness formed III water
pools, and it is feared that the growing corn
and wheat cannot recover.
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- BULL RUN.
ADMISSION,
ap17-3m 25c.

The GREAr RUSH STILL Cox.
TINUEs.
JULIUS LANsBURGHs CARPET. FURNITURE
AND UPHOLSTERY HOUSE
CONTINUALLY CROWDED.
WHAT IS OFFERED FOR MONDAY, MAY GOTH,
AND DURING THE WEEK.
1000 Dado Shades. patent fixtures complete. 33c.
1000 Holland Shades, Patent Fixtures, complete.
pc. each.
1,500 Body Brussels Hassocks, at 45c each
RUG DEPARTMENT.
All $3.50 Smyrna Rugs 81. 10.
All IS Smyrna Rugs 81. 10.
All "a smyrna Rugs s2.35.
All So 30 Smyrna Rugs 81 65.
All S1o0 Smyrna Mats 75c.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
All of our best All-Wool Incrains at 62Lfc
Best quality All-Wool Ingram Carpets. in lengths
from II TO % yards at DOC.
Best quality Tapestry Carpet, to 20 yards at Soc
Best quality Tapestry Carpet, Is to 30 Yards at c
Best quality Body Brussels Carpet IL to 40 yards
at 74c.
Best Five Frame Body Brussels, IL to 30 yards, at
S9c.
Best Velvet Carpet IL to so yards, at 9sc
Best quality NoQuette, IL to 30 yards, at Sl25.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
10 Solid Oak Suites at $40
IL Solid Oak Suites at SPA
40 pound Hair Mattresses at 50 each
10 Woven Wire Springs at 50, worth.s5
40 Large Reed Back lockers i'll Antique Oak Wal
nut, Mahogany and Natural Cherry, at So 49, worth
double.
90 Medium-size Reed Back Rockers in same woods
at 1928; worth double.
80 Oak Tables for Bedrooms, at 81. 60
20 Oak, Cherry and Walnut Tables for Bedrooms at
Sl.5O
Balance of our Kitchen Chairs. used once on the
viewing stands, 4th OF March, at l5c.
We have few of those elegant Iarlor Suites at $50;
were sold at ITO. They consist Of nv. pieces, viz
Sofa Armchair. Bay Window Corner Chair Side
Char and Reception Chair covered in marble silk
plush and French Tapestry.
All Of our Dining Room Furniture. Library Furni-
ture, Hall-acks. Cheffonieres Bookcases Sideboars
and Chamber suites, reduced from 10 to 80 per cent
less than regular price.
STRAW MATING. STRAW MATING.
5000 Rolls on hand
We offer for Monday, May 20
81 Rolls fancy OF ~ yards forS4
.2o a, ~ :. $3.50.
liz 80 !" s $50.
as '.jointless 40 si0S5
500 sGlefE 81 proRS5S
| Large size White at 81 so
Large size Pink at i .O5.
TRIPLED-PLATE SILvERWARF
go dozen tripled-plate Teaspoons, at 9oc. for six
y Forks. at Sl.75 for six.
II Butter Dishes, ! / 95 each
~ Casters, 81 90 each.
All of the celebrated make OF Reed q Barton.
We would advise you to call at You can save
from 20 10 40 per any of the above goods
We are determined not to carry dollars worth Of
| our present stock into our new store.
JULIUS LANsBURGH.
mylS 80 9TH street NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

You Can Get the soft clam. or Maninose.
with all variety of sea food. perfectly fresh,
served in every style, at HARvErs, cor. Pa. ave.
and 18th St IL
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$50 Center Market l9th-st. wing.

CARPET CLEASING.-Chase Bros. adjoining
city pOst-office. cleanse without tearing whip
ping. Low prices.
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Dangerous sports for Rows.

The dangerous toy pistol has appeared in
large numbers in the hands of small boys in
this city during the past few days. Thus far
no accident resulting from this cause has been
reported, but the police fear that other weap-
ons of a more deadly character will be called
into requsition. In some sections of the city
large crowds of boys travel together and poke
their toy pistols in the faces of passers-by. The
next step is that boy will get hold of his
fathers pistol. and then there will be a tragedy
In Webs digest Is law against the selling
of firearms and explosives to children. 1t
reads follows: 1T shall not be lawful for any
person or persons to sell to any children under
the age OF sixteen years. or to negroes or mu-
lattOes, firearms, gunpowder, gun caps, or
other explosive substances, in any quantity or
quantities. under a penalty of IS for each Of
Tense, to be collected ndapplied as other fines
are"
There is another habit the boys have now,
and that is playing cowboy" They have
stripped back yards of clothes-lines. and make
slip-knots at the ends of the ropes to use as
noOses, and pedestrians have to be lively to get
out OF their way. The police have interrupted
a number of gangs of the would-be cowboys,
but thus far no arrests have been made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
South washington,s Deatb-trap.

The death-trap in South Washington known
as the James Creek canal came near swallowing
up another victim last night. AS repeatedly
published in The STAR. the canal is unpro-
tected. and in many places along its bank there
are no gas lamps anywhere near enough to
reflect light on the still water. At high tide the
water is very deep, and there being a wall on
either side of the ditch good swimmer might
be prevented from escaping watery grave.
Many persons have been drowned there, and
many others have fallen in and been rescued
because there happened to be some one around
that lonesome locality at the time. Last night
Ph9be Bird. colored woman living in South
Washington, while on her way home, walked
overheard The splash was heard by Police
men Hilbus and Wagner who rescued her
She was intoxicated at the time. The officers
sent her 70 her home. No. 446 ID street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

Only a Few More of those Mems Atwood
Pants left, at S1.62, worth So. DISCOUNT, 926
7th NV. my24.2t
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SKINS ON FIRE

With that most agonizng. burning and itching Of
skin fortunes, Eczema il the condition Of Thousands
who will welcome the knowledge that a single sp-
plication Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES will afford
instant relief and point to . speedy and permanent
cure Eczema ID the greatest Of skin diseases CUTI
CURA II the greatest Of Eczema cures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24

Aphysician says that the 'spring of the year
cranks," who fill themselves up this season
with herb teas and bitters and blood purifiers,
are more numerous than usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-24
1Oc Cut glass crystal tumblers for Sc.
TWENrY PER CENr or Am Gentlemen,s lirhl

cOlored Derbys; Sl.45 buys a nice one now
Sixteen only left Of the popular % ct. lot, sizes
Ga. o.. only. LEWIS Il Son, 1921 New York
ave. $50 left over straws below cost: IS doz
new ones. N.B.-LOwest price plainly marked
III each hat
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The Wise Virgin.
From Life.

from Lie.
Perdita Cheroically)-"I cannot, will not
marry you, Alfred, against your mothers
wish
Alfred-'I wish you were not SO sensitive
Perdita-''It is not because l am sensitive; it
is because your fathers estate is left at her
disposal