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ers were two hams inscribed. Bought with the
pennies of Marguerite and Charles Presbrey,' -
representing the contents of their money banks,
The Navy department subscriptions to the
Johnstown relief fund amount SO far to
5737.5O.
Col. Williams. third auditor of the Treasury.
yesterday turned over to Secretary Window
S224 as the contribution of the third auditors
Office to the Johnstown relief fund
Miss Edith Perkins will give a strawberry
festival Monday and Tuesday. June 10 and H.
at O'Clock p.m., for the benefit of the food
sufferers, at III 22d street.
performance for the benefit of the Johns
town sufferers is to be given at Soldiers Home
on Saturday evening. June g. under the patron
age of the residents of that institution by the
Mt. Pleasant dramatic association The print
ing Is furnished by Byron S. Adams, trans
portatlon by the Herdic phaeton company and
other contributions will render the perform
ance free of expense. The comedy of Sec
ond Thoughts and the farce of The Rough
Diamond" together with vocal and instru-
mental music, will make up the program.
The ladies OF the Homeopathic free dispen-
sary have notified Health Officer Townshend
that they are ready to assist in helping the suf-
ferers IN the District Yesterday they sent to
the Red Cross headquarters eight boxes of
clothing, mended and assorted for distribu-
ton.
Lafayette Lodge. No. 10, F. A. A. NJ, at its
stated meeting last evening appropriated 800
for the relief of the Johnstown sufferers, to be
forwarded to the grand master Of Pennsylva-
MIA
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CRIMINAL COURT JURORS.
Names Drawn Of Jurors to Serve at the
June Term of the Court.

The following have been drawn as jurors for
the Criminal Court at the June term, which
will be convened ON the 18th inst. by Justice
Bradley:
Grand jurors-John A. Power, 725 22d st.
NV; Andrew Burgess, 739 18th st. se.; B.
Beale, 1924 F st. NV; Martin Griffin, 939 25th
ST. NV; Jacob Xander, 1915 It'll st. NV; John
j. Key 1927 P st. NV; John d. G. Champion,
Morgan house; G. B. Lown, GIG Pa ave. NV
John C. Ingersoll 22d st. and Mass ave. NV
Alex. Howard, II Defrees st. NV; Geo. F.
Lamborne. 1907 10th ST. NV; Forrest Dodge,
1914 3lst st. NV; Maurice Goldstein, 1905 E St
NV; BENZ. j. Hart, zoe 1st st. s.w.; W. b.
Hibbs 908 Mass. ave. NV; W. K. Grimes. 1851
sd st. NV. II. H. Pinkney, 1917 l. st. NV.
Austin Herr, 1857 3Ist st. NV; VIM. Brooke,
1873 Il st. NV; c. f. Sessford 307 It'll ST. H. W. ;
Joshua +. Buckelew, 800 F st. NV; W. s. Tee.
jr.. sos 18th st. NV; ]. b. Wilson, 119 K st.
NV.
Petit jurors-J. G. Waters, 1915 32d ST. NV.
5. c. Hill, S02 f st. NV; d. T. Nalley, 3l6 5th
ST. ne; Chandler p. Smith. Good Hope road;
Henry GER, $40 9Th st. me-; j. s. Ashburn. 1872
1lth st. NV: John Johns, jr., 14lO st. NV.
Percy b. Hill, 1921 New York avenue NV
George W. Dodson. 726 It'll st. sw.; Edward
Marcerone. 4l6 st. me-; Charles Wheatley,
3l09 st. NV; J. Richard Riggles. AS st. n.
W.; W. I. Dewdney, SOB 18th st. II. W.; Edward
+. Divine, IL 9th st. ne; L. W. Widdicombe,
1927 II st. nw.; J. c. Addison. 3l4 Sth st. Nv.
W.. W. Hough. 2124 Penna. ave. NV. George Z.
Dunlop, 5000 NJ st. NV; +. S. Obold, 8 4th st.
ne; A. Lisner. Palais Royal: John Sweeney,
9l6 I'd st. ne; Louis Redfern, 17l3 l st. NV.
David Bowen 2O22 10th st. NV; II. l.. Page,
Mt. Pleasant; Maurice j. Adler, 3l4S NJ st. w.
W. II. Main. Belvedere. Penna. ave.
The new jury law limiting the time of service
to thirty days goes into effect on the 18th of
next month, and probably there will hereafter
be fewer applications for excuse from jury
service.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Jas ii. Brown was charged in the Police
Court to-day with an assault ON Henry Moulton
on sunday last growing out of a dispute over a
boat during the high water III James creek
canal. A fine of SO or thirty days was i'm
posed.
Clara \. Rines yesterday filed bill in equity
against ". ". EOarman ct al. for an injunc-
ton to restrain the sale of the effects of the
Hotel Windsor under trust chattel. claiming
that she Is entitled 10 prior lien for rent due
Judge Cox made a temporary restraining or
der.
Judge Bradley yesterday gave notice from
the bench III the Criminal Court that the pres
ent March term would not be continued for
the purpose of settling bills Of exceptions in
cases heretofore tried He said counsel should
have their bills PREPARED and in his hands ON
or before the 18th inst.
At a meeting of the ID. W. s. A at the Strath-
more Arms last evening. Mrs. Z. NJ. f. Marble
read a paper on Advance in woman's suf-
frage. and Mrs. Olive Logan Sykes addressed
the meeting.
Jas. Butcher, colored. employed at Senator
hearsts residence. New Hampshire avenue
and 10th street. had his foot broken yesterday
py an IRON beam falling upon II. He was con-
yeyed 10 his house on Meridia:. hill
The funeral of Mrs. Miriam Kew Maxwell the
wife of Medical Director Maxwell. of the navy,
who died suddenly Monday. will take place
from Epiphany church at O'Clock p. IN. sun
day.
"m. henson. yesterday. BY Messrs. Gordon
q Gordon. filed !. bill against Katie Henson for
divorce They were married in May 1875
and lived together I'LL March. 1885. he charges
her with desertion and infidelity.
The Carroll institute last night appointed a
committee 10 arrange for the annual excursion
OF the institute to Marshall Hall
AT meeting last night District Assembly No
60 h OF l.. adopted resolutions commendinc
TO the consideration of Congress the plan 81
dlkes and drainage proposed by Capt John
COwden. of New Orleans, for the prevention Of
Hood disasters
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The Tennis Tournament.

Some of the closing games in the lawn tennis
tournament were played yesterday afternoon.
The tennis grounds of the English legation, on
Connecticut avenue, were occupied and good
sized audience witnessed the interesting con-
tests. As stated in yesterdays STAR McCawley
won the first prize in the singles by defeating
Woodward. The playing for the second prize
was then began. Beach beat McLane by a
score $40; rs: 6.3. Woodward beat Herbert
by score 6.3; 49, GA. The finals was played
by Woodward and Beach, the latter winning by
q score ga; 4.6; 81. Mr.. Beach became the
owner of the second prize.
Post and Hodge won the final game in the
doubles, defeating Beach and McCawley in four
well contested sets.
To-day the games for the second prize in the
doubles will be played. McI.ane and Penning-
ton. Stevens and Herbert, Beach and McCaw-
ley will enter the contest for the second prize.
Mr.. McCawley, as the winner of the first
prize in the singles, will play Mr.. Post, who
holds the championship cup of the Southern
as OCla ion
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FROM MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
What is Going on in Rockville and
NeighbOrhOOd.
Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR:

Correspondence of THE EVENING STAR:
ROCKVILLE. June 7, 1889.
Mr.. W. r. Humphrey is making arrangements
for the erection of two handsome cottages on
Fayette street, this place, at an early day.
The board of public school commissioners will
meet here on the 14th instant to complete their
bill for the expenses of the schools for the en-.
suing year and lay the same before the county
commissioners.
Delegates to the Baptist district association
to convene at Frostburg on the 18th instant
have been appointed by the various Baptis,
churches of this county.
The orphans court has granted to Alban
Brooke, letters of administration on the estate
OF Deborah Brooke, deceased.
The school board has concluded to sell the
present school house and lot near Knowles
station and use the proceeds in the erection OF
d commodlous new building at that place.
Miss Virgie Bennett. formerly Of Waterfol d.
Va, died at the residence of Mr.. JAS s. NAL
Tory. near this place on Tuesday. and her re-
mains were taken to her home for lnterment
yesterday. She was in the thirtieth year OF
her age.
After a suspension Of several weeks. services
will be resumed in the Baptist church. this
place, Sunday, Rev. DIR. Cuthbert of Washing
ton, officiating.
MI JONI ID. EuInOnStcn lett mere THIS week
for an extended visit to New Mexico
The proceeds of the Catholic festival of Tues
day last amount to 1856, leaving a handsome
$50 buggy yet to be disposed of at rattle as
| soon as all the chances are taken.
+. p. Hammond. after creditable examina-
| ton, has been admitted to the bar of the cir
cult court for this county.
Mr.. James Griffin. formerly of this place. but
for some time resident of Johnstown, Pa,
has not been heard from since the disaster at
that place and his friends here fear for his
safety.
During the past few days many boatmen and
their teams have passed through this place on
their way to Cumberland. They give gloomy
| accounts of affairs the line Of the old canal
and have no hopes in that direction for the
| future.
VIM. B. Miller has announced himself a can.
didate for the democratic nomination for sheriff
and II; Humphrey Perry for commissioner from
the fifth district.
Miss Edith Carrier, of Washington, is visiting
| friends at Poolesville
An open air concert and festival for the ben.
| eft Of the brass band of Gaithersburg will be
given at that place on Saturday, the 18th in.
| stant
Spencer c. Jones. trustee, has sold to Chas
ID. Morgan, a lot Of ground fronting on the
Georgetown pike, near the fair grounds ant
containing about half an acre for $500. S. A. NJ
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The Following Goods will be almost civ

The Following Goods will be almost given
away tomorrow at S. W. AUGENsTEIN's. Sl7-Sl9
and S2l 18th st. NV: Oil Stoves 69c.; Wash
Tub, Wash Board, Clothes Line, so Clothes
Pins, &C.. 80 feet Clothes Line. &C.; 60 feet, &c.
80 feet 1885,; 3-quart Porcelain-lined Preserv-
ing Kettles, 29c.; 4-quart. 94c.; 5-quart, 42c
6-quart 58c.; handsome decorated Tea Sets. 56
pieces, s2.97; 4 doz. Stone China Cups and
Saucers, &c.,; II gal. Water Cooler, &C.; 2
gal, 9ic.; 8 GAL, $1.36; gal, Sl.62; gal.
1898; bars Laundry Soap, l2c.; Dust Pan and
Brush, &c.,; q doz. Silver Plated Teaspoons
29c, worth Soc; handsome Satin-liued Car
riages and Satin Parasol S6.63, worth SIS;
Silk Plush lined Carriages with Satin Parasol
s9.9s, worth SIS; 2-quart Gem Ice Cream
Freezers $l.34; 3-quart, S1.73; 4-quart, S1.97
Balance of our stock of Trunks and Valises 25
per cent below cost It,
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Fail of a Wall.

The west wall of house 1879 street north
east fell yesterday afternoon in consequence.
1t Is alleged. of an excavation for a sewer in
the alley adjoining it. made by Richard
Richards. plumber. The house is owned BY
Barbara Ofenstein and occupied By Mrs. Nora
Joyee. The damage is estimated al 500. No
one was injured. The furniture was removed
before the crash came
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CHINA SIZES. INDIA SILKS.

CHINA SILKS, beautiful Styles reduced to Soc and
q discount OF ~ per cent tor cash
New style PLAID DRESS GOODS. wide double
width, reduced to 25c.and discount VI ~ per cent
for cash.
INDIA CHALLIES. choice styles reduced to l0c..
and discount vf 10 per cent for cash.
BLACK SUkAh SlLhS, DOC, TIC 15c.
Beautilu4 SATTEENS, French styles, 12l<c.
LoNsDALE CAMBklC, very finest quality, loo.
fhUIT OF TIKI LOON. yard wide. cotton, S4c.
Very finest quality SAL TEENS french styles zoe.
VAIL ADLE 4 hkskNrS Tor Cash CustoInersL
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
OF 80: pair OF large size DaDask Towels, worth 20
ct. bali dozen hne D.pAsk Napkins. worth 75c-;
pair VI silk Embroidered Corsets, 1oc.
CAkTERS. Cash store,
I'll MARKET SPACE,
Near 9TH st
INDIA CHALLlES in elegant Oriental styles, one
yard wide. reduced TO 15c., and discount OF 10 per
HENRIETTA CASHMEREs nearly one yard and .
hal wide pure WOOL choice spring Shades; soc.
beautiful s-AMNo .new styles DC.
ClEAM ALBATROSe,doubl width, pure wool, 37k
New st lie PLAID DhEsS GODS wide double
width. reduced to zoe. and discount Of 20 per cent
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer
Select Of the following presents with purchass
Of $40 more. A Large handsome Bridal
Quilt, worth xl.o0; dozen nne D4mask Napkins,
worth &l50, or Two pairs Of large size me psmask
x~wsls. worth el.5o. is
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How is THIS FOR A SACRIFICE?
Suits that were IS, $3.50 80, and SO.
Now S7.45
Suits that were SIP, $3.50, $3.50, and SIS,
Now -9.S5.
Suits that were SIG. $3.50, SIS. 5Is. so. and
$40, Now SASS.
Suits that were $3.50. SIS, and S27.5O.
Now 80.
EIsENAS Bros. 18th and + sts..
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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DIVER VIEW FOR 1889
hWAsHINGTONIANS' MOST POPULAR RESORT

ID 1VER VIEW FOR 1889.
IlWAsH1NGTONIANs, MOST POPULAR RESORT
Steamer NARY MASHI ACTON.
Sundays, two trips, leaving at 10 m. and 3 p m.
Returning ut = and pm. Tickets, 25c Conmenc-
ing SUNDAY, June 2.
Mondays-1wo trips, leaving at o 80 Q m and @ 80
pm. Returning at and 4 80 pm. Tickets, 25c.
Commencing Monday, June To-
Z, 9ednesdays.lwo trips, leaving at $50 am. and
q 80 pm. Returning D and II 30 pm. Tickets.
zoe. Commencing Wednesday, June ).
Family DAP every Saturday. Leaving at 10 a. m. Re
turning nj D pm. Tickets, loo. Commencing satur-
day. June /.
Prof Proctor's Dancing School Reunion every Satur-
day evening, commencing SATURDAY, June l. Leaving
Al = 80 p m Returning at 1 80 pm Tickets z5c.
Dancing down and back and at the grounds ON ali
trips except sundays. Fine Brass Band on SUNDAY
me dinner and supper furnished the grounds tor
oOc. These grounds have IA switch back ra Iva
and all other Popular aInusements. The steamer will
be chartered liberal percentage allowed on tickets
sold 10y socet &c. No parties ALI We'd
ANY of the above trips.
myx0 L. S. RANDALL. Proprietor
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Will Retire from Business. I'll

Will Retire from Business. The entire
stock of Boots and Shoes must be closed out re-
CARELESS Of cost. Buy now as the stock is al
most complete.
Ladies' House Slippers, only 24c.
Ladies' Oxford Ties. only 60c
Ladies Oxford Ties, Russets, only 75c.
Bargains all throughout the whole stock.
IT. J. BROCK, 722 9TH st.
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Now is Your OPPORTUNITY: Mating. Baby
Carriages. Furniture and Carpets at Cut Prices
before taking stock at W. Ii. HoEKE, sol Mar
ket space.
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P1MprEs. BLAoxHEADs,

Red rough and oily skin prevented and cured by that
greatest Of all skin beautihers. the CurIcuRA soar.
Incomparxble the skim uneqused for the toilet and
without rival a. an infsnle soap Produces the love-
Hest, whitest clearest skin aud sofest hauda War
rsnted absolutely pure. Sale greater than al other
sAtn soaps combined y
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SEE E. B. BARNUM 4 Co.'S lad" of shor
pants suits at $50 and S425

LONG BRIDGE OPEN FOR TRAyEL.-The Penn
sylvania railroad announces that the work on
the Long bridge is sufficiently completed to
enable trains to pass over it safely, and COM
mencing to-day all scheduled accommodation
trains to and from Alexandria will resume run
ming. Trains leaving Washington 7:45 a. m.
and ASS p. m. will run through to Quantico,
and trains leaving at 621 p. m. will continue
through to Fredericksburg. There are still
some breaks on the II. F. and P. which will pre-
vent travel through to Richmondfor few days
yet.
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d. X. YARzHABEDIAS. go 14th street n. W., is
preparing to remove his stock to his summer
places. Long Branch and Asbury Park and now
is despOsIng of his rarest Oriental goods of
every description on account of inconvenience
of removing goods. Now is the exceptional
occaslos to procure articles of genuine merit
for the least money, which cannot be dupli-
Gated
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''YOr Can Buy TOMORROW. Read the ad.
in City Items column.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT a. Il. SATURDAY.
For the District of Columbia. New JERSEY
Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and
Virginia. fair. followed Saturday by showers:
warmer; winds becoming soUtherly.
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ALWAYS THE CHEAPEsI-
From this day on you will always find r.
GOLDsCHMID's advertisement on 4th page
Don't fail to read it.
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MAGSIFIcEST Silk Plush Baby Carriages,
worth 40 for slS.4S, tomorrow, at The Fair,
s12 18th streetn.w
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Why DO PEOPLE speak in such high terms of
the Empire steam carpet-cleaning works. 631-
635 Mass. ave. H. "? Ans. See the carpets they
have cleaned Telephone, 1872.
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ATTENTION. lovers of fine sherries we are
selling 81 sherry for So 80 gallon; IS sherry for
S3.5e. NJ. Il. p. MErzGER, the enterprising
grocery men, All 18th st. NV.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to Theo
Derry, of PhiladelI hia. and Minnie Lawrence.
Ed Sanford, of At. ieboro, Mass, and Irene NJ
Fuller; Lewis T. Newmyer, Of Camden n J.
(Franz Vetta) and Lizzie +. Macnicol; John
snow and Kate Fitzgerald; Thos. Wood and
Annie Chisley; Frank Baur and Annie Freiss,
d Erie. Pa; George Grinnen and Maggie
rompkinz
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foU CAS Buy TOMORROW at The Fair, s12
It'll street NV. Read the ad. in City Items
column.
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ECONOMY Gas RANGES are the best. No heat.
Odor, or dirt. Call and examine at SHEDD i
Bro, 432 9Th st.
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We Mean Business. and are having hnsi

We Mean Business, and are having bust
ness. Small wonder. taking into consideration
the fact We are selling best goods at lowest
prices. Java and Mocha Coffee. 3Oc.: elegant
Table Butter, 25c.; Patent Process Flour 81. rs
q bbl.; sSc. Is; Sun-Rise Chop Tea. 5Oc.; finest
soc. Tea in America so dozen very best quality
Canned Corn. &c. per can (for one week only;
special prices on elegant Sugar-cured Meats;
New Orleans Molasses. SOC. gallon; large line
OF goods at actual cost; Gran. Sugar actual
cost; Pure Grape Juice Claret, 25c. bottle; Old
Rye Whisky. 75c. quart, $3.50 gallon. We mean
business. Get the best and save money. Come
early to ensure prompt and early delivery. NJ.
d Z. METzGER, the Live Grocery Men, All It'll
st. NV. It,
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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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FUssELL's Ice CRAM shipped anywhere out
lies. llzJ New York ave.
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A Proposed Chrysanthemum Show

The meeting Of the Florists club last evening
st the botanical gardens was devoted to dis
cussion of the proposition to hold chrvsan-
themum show in this city next fall. II was
generally agreed that the scheme was deslra-
DIE but a definite conclusion IN the matter was
postponed 10 a future meeting.
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BUSINESS
In our Tailoring department keeps right on as
briskly as at any time this season. Why! Be
cause those who have visited that department
recognize the true bargains. especially in our
suits 10 order az go. and pants TO order 50.
EIsEMAN Bros. 9Th and L sts.
Tailoring Department
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A'AAOiAiS DCpaA thhtHt.
EVERYBODY SAYS HAMBURGER's sell the best
$40 blue serge suit III the District.
Gas FIXTURES. Large stock. Low prices
SHEDD 4 Bro. 49, 9th st. NV
ALL PERSONS desiring 10 secure suburban
home at a cost OF less money than paving
house rent in the city requested to attend
meeting of the homestead land and improve
ment company to be held at Hall No 923 L St
NV. on Friday. June Z. at 7:30 p. III. The
object and plan of the company VIII be fully
explained and permanent organization
effected.
SPRING LANB.-Jno. Il. Kelly will have a
grand supply of Spring Lamb at Lis stalls,
Center market. 9Th st. wing, tomorrow.
JAS. +. OYSTER,
Successor TO
Geo. VI. Oyster Il Co..
DEALER IN FINE Butter
cor. of Pa. ave. and 9Th ST. n. W.
B 81. Wing. near 9Th ST. Center Market.
GREAT BARGAINS in wall papers. pictures and
picture frames H. J. LAWS. 1927 Pa. ave. NV.
SEE our sis retort gas stove.
Brooks, 531 18th st.
The HAMMOND IYPE-WRIrEE.
At joan {. PARKERs.
Oh and GIG eth ST. NV
Machines for rent
HAVE SLTTLED WITH THE Insurance Co.'S
Our Baltimore house advises Us that they are
busy manufacturing all the goods damaged by
smoke anu water. consequently we are having
a great mark-dCwn sale TO make room for
new goods
EIsE,IAS BRos.. 18th and SITS.
Manufacturing CiOthiers and Tallors
ALL-WOoL trousers 10 order 81
HaMBURGERs. 62l Penn. ave.
LAWN VASES and settees. SuEDD 4 BRO.
The Empire steam carpet-cleaning works.
63l-635 Mass. ave. NV. do the best cheapest
and quickest work. Telephone 1872.
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BEST SToCK of Ice-Chests and Refrigerators.
at the lowest prices. at The Fair. S12 9TH ST. n W.
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FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
Splendid Work of the Citizens Relief
Committee.

OVER SEVENTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS IN CASH
RAISED UP TO LAST NIGHT AND SUPPLIES OF
FOOD AND CLOTHING FoRwARDED-THE LIST OF
CONTRIBUTIONS CoNTISUED-A DISPATCH FROM
GOV. BEAVER
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WALL. PAPERS. House and Fresco Painting
p. HANSON Hiss MF'G 20. SIS 18th st.
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The British steamer Baltimore City, from
Havana for Philadelphia, is detained at the
Delaware breakwater with two suspicious cases
Of fever on board
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REToRT GAS STOVES
at BEoCKs'. 531 18th at.
Hundreds in use in this city.
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CITY ITEMS.
You Can Buy

Tomorrow
at THE FAIR, sl2 It'll st. NV,
Good Splint Market Basket for 05c.
A Bottle of Ammonia for Csc.
Refrigerator Pan for 06c.
Good Cedar Bucket for 15c.
Crystal Salt Shakers for 03c
Large Feather Buster for 09c.
Fancy Towel Rings, 3 for Csc.
Large Sponges for Csc.
Moth Marbles for Ole.
Waste Paper Basket 25c.
Grass Cutters for 23c.
Hand Painted Meat Platter for l5c.
handsome Decorated Lava Cuspidors for &c.,
Large Japanned 24-inch Tray for 25c.
French China Individual Buffers, 6 for 25c
Garden Folding Chairs, Ash or Red, only
69c.
Tray with Spice Boxes only 1Gc.
Good Silver Plated Knives for &c.; worth
81.
Good Gilt, 8x10, Picture Frames only &c.
Fly Fans only Sl.9S: worth $3.50
Handsome Full Size 10-piece Decorated
Chamber Sets only 92l9; worth $3.50.
Large Square-Footed Fruit Stands only 25c
Elegantly Decorated French China Tea Set,
81 pieces worth $40. only S6.9S.
We have six more Of those pretty Decorated
English China Dinner and Breakfast Sets, worth
Sl5 We will sell them tomorrow at IS. 49,
The FAIR, Sl2 18th st. NV.
1t FRANKIE 4 Co., Proprietors