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Real Estate Matters.

Christian HeurIch has bought of r. B. Hine
for $3.50 part lot IA, square 1876 feet IL
inches f-ont-and of James Dennison for
S5.G45.90 part same lot-26 front on n between
18th and 10th streets northwest.
Theresa T. Dudley has bought of ID. A. Wind
sor for $4,000 sub lot Sc square 1924 by l24
feet ON 18th between N and n streets north
west.
q. II. Gleason has bought for sl1,sf2. so of
". ". Mackall and sold for same amount to
Albert Gleason lots and q block 81 kalorama
Heights.
ID. A. Windsor has bought of Theresa F.
Dudley for ll,25O part lot IL, block 9, lie
Droit Park
Walter i. Williams Il Co., auctoneers. have
made the following sales at auction recently:
Lot No. 22T IN Gilberts recorded subdivision
OF square No. 675. fronting OH street between
North Capitol and LIST streets northeast. i'm
proved by three-stOry brick dwelling to VIM.
ii. Forrest for $1,000 Lots Nos. q and % in
square No. us, each having Ii feet front ON Attn
street between and X streets northeast, to O.
VI. Bryant for q cents per square foot total.
Sl.O9S. l6. Lot No. "a in square 23S. having
! about ~ feet front on 18th street between
and / streets northwest, improved by Ii three
story brick dwelling, to Mrs. Emma l. Spring
stern for the sum OF S7.475. Lot in A. L.
Shepherds subdivision of square 623, having
10 feet front on North Capitol street between
| ii and streets northwest, improved by a three
| story brick dwelling with store room, TO j. p.
| ID. Cation for $3.50.
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Cable Car Accidents,

A yellow dog was the victim of a curious ac-
cident on the It'll street cable road early this
morning. The dog was caught by grip car
near 7th and E streets and was carried ali the
way down the track to the river 'front.' The
body was much mutilated.
George Stein, seyen-year-old boy living at
No 225 street, was injured by cable car
yesterday. He was hanging one of the cars
near 18th and b streets but missing his footing
or losing his hold on the car he fell TO the
street and his heel was caught beneath one OF
the car wheels and badly crushed
small boy named Evald was injured by q
cable car near 7th and streets about O'Clock
this morning. lie was between two express
wagons and in endeavoring to get out OF the
way of the wagons the struck him and
knocked him down. He received a scalp
wound and was otherwise slightly injured. His
wounds were dressed ia Nattan's drug store and
he was sent to his lome In the natrnl WAGON
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

The steamer Charles Manchester, which is to
run from this city to Mount Vernon and Mar
shall Hall, is expected to arrive from Philadel-
phia on Monday next.
The following officers Of the Cameo Club have
been elected: President. II. A. Edelin,; vice
president, W. II. Boswell; treasurer. W. G.
Crawford; financial secretary. T. E. Hardester
recording secretary, James " ODER; sergeant
alarms. r. Il. Kennedy.
The Standard Dramatic Club has elected the
following officers: Manager. Mr.. A. q. Brent
assistant manager. Mr.. j. G. Rabisch; secretary
and treasurer, Mr.. Joseph Ii. Hammer; assistant
secretary, Miss Name LaZelle.
The firm of Wehner & McDermott. in the
civil rights case. was incorrectly published yes
terday Weiner d Mcdonald.
The directors of the Pneumatic Gun Carriage
Company have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, c. Z. Creecy
vice president and treasurer, Eppa Hunton
secretary, c. s. McNeir
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GEORGETOWN,

BUILDISe AssocrArIoS.-The ninety-seventh
monthly meeting of the First Cooperative
Building Association was held last night a. the
associations hall, on 32d street Two thousand
dollars of first series bonds. whose par value
was S220.5 so, we're sold for S237 29. One thou
sand dollars of second series bonds, whose par
value was 1921. IS. were sold for 1920 So Money
to the amount of $4,000 was sold at all average
OF 81. The board of directors ordered new
series of stock to be issued.
INJURED By THE FALLING OF A HEAVY PLATE OF
GLAss.-Iesterday afternoon while workmen
were removing a large plate of glass from the
window of Fischer's stationery and art store,
on 10th street near Pennsylvania avenue, the
glass accidentally fell and struck young man
named Riley and severely cut him about the
head, shoulder and back. He was taken to
MlIburn's drug store, where DR.. Stone dressed
his wounds, after which he was removed to his
home in this place.
SERIOUSLY INJURED johnson, the col
ored man who was injured in the machinery at
Nheatiey's planning mill yesterday as stated in
HE STAR, was removed to Freedman's Hos
pltal In the police ambulance. His right arm
was broken i'll several places and il is thought
that he sustained severe internal injuries, be-
sides being bruised about the body.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A.M.-Great Falls, temperature. Sc; condition,
H. Receiving reservoir, temperature, g. Con-
dition at north connection. 10; condition at
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir
temperature, IS. Condition at infuent gate
house, &c; condition at etluent gate house, sc.
ONE OF THE FINEST OPPORTUNITIES to obtain
business property on 9th street presents itself
In the sale tomorrow at o'clock of that fine
corner, 9th and streets northwest, improved
by three brick buildings. THIS is chance
rarely offered. See advertisement.
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The Presidents TrooD.

The Presidents Troop, first separate COM
pany, on Monday night elected three active
and ten honorary contributing members.
Mr.. John Linney was elected recording Sec
retary. vice Mr.. Coleman. resigned Ser
geant Hudson was elected troop historian. The
treasurer's report shows the troop to be in a
prosperous condition financially. There are
now nifty names on the roster During the
next ten days the troop will move into its new
armory in the skating rink on New York ave-
nue..
The report of First Sergt. Mitchell shows the
following men to be entitled to rife prac tice
at the arsenal, they having made the necessary
IS per cent: First Lieut. Eiker. 75 per cent;
First Sergt. Mitchell, 70 per cent; Quartermas-
ter Sergt- Eenme. y per cent; Corp. Henry.
% per cent; Private Gartreli. % per cent and
Private McElhone, 10 per cent. The resigna-
tions Of Trooper Devine and Thompson were
accented
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The Choral Society.

The past year has been the most successful
one in the history of the Choral Society. At a
special business meeting Of the society last
evening reports on the sale of tickets and
other matters were discussed. The three con-
certs given this season have cost 80, 500, and
the deficit will not amount to more than $50.
In addition to this the society has a debt of
$500. An effort Will be made to have this
sum subscribed, so that at the annual meeting
on the last Tuesday of this month the an
nouncement may be made that the society is
entirely free from debt.
At the meeting last night resolutions of
thanks were passed to Metzerott Il Co. for
the use OF their hail for rehearsas. to Mrs Thur
Der for her interest and help, to the press of
the city for their kindness and courtesy; also
to DIR. Ernest +. King. the secretary of the
society, to whose efficient aid SO much of the
success of the society has been due Dr. King
announced that owing to the pressure of pro-
fesslonal work he would be obliged to decline
the Office of secretary for the coming year.
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YouR BDooD

Needs thorough cleansing this spring in order to
pei the impurities which have accumulated during the
winter. or which may be hereditary. and cause you
much suffering. We confidently recommend Hoods
sarsararflla the very best spring medicine BY
use the blood is purified enriched and vitaized that
tired feeling is entirely and the whole body
given strength and vsor The appetite restored and
sharpened the digestive organs are toned and the kid
neys and liver inviso-ated
A GREAT FAvoRITE.
Hoods Sarsaparla is equal if not superior to any
on the market We have prescribed i; in many cases
and always with good results 1t seems be a great
favorite with and our sales are greater
than of any other preparation of the knd.n j. W.
DASH1ELL CO., Princess Anne. Nd
SALT RHEUM.
Il have little girl who very seriously afflicted
with salt rheun tried various doctors without any
good effect, and at length had recoarse to Hoods
sarsaparilla Two bottles completely cured her and
she has remained we'll ever since. / can most conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Sarssparlla to any one sim
iiarly afflicted" Mrs. THos. DAVIES, Cleveland.
Ohio.
y. BIZ you decide to take Hoods sarsaparila do
not be induced to buy any other
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for So. Prepared only
By C. l. HOOD & co, Apothecares. Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 9
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The Veteran Volunteer FiremeB,

regular meeting of the Veteran Volunteer
Firemen's Association was held at Meyer
Hall, It'll and streets northwest, last night.
Mr.. James II. Richards, president, and Mr.. J.
J. Peabody, secretary. The following were
nominated and elected members: Charles l.
Garfield of Franklin ClIte); George H. Boswell
and ThOs Mansfield. Anacostia: George H.
LOngdOn, Northern Liberties: W. F. Belt,
Franklin; August Schmidt (iife); b. +. Bever-
idge. Perseverance. and VIM. sullivan Nife)
Invitations OF the Independent Hose of Fred
erIck. Md, to attend the 4th of July celebra-
ton in that city and of the Charlestown Mass.
Veterans TO attend the Bunker Hill celebration
June IL were received and declined
The president reported that the officers and
standing committee had been looking around
for permanent quarters, but thus far had found
no place they would recommend at this time,
AS there was some prospect of securing suitable
quarters in a new building. The committee
was continued
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been flied as follows:
+. A. Buckingham TO Cicmence p. Bernard, sub
io2 SO. SOL; $3.50. J. Z. Bsail ct al to ]. II.
Waiter, iot9, blk. 8, Fairyiew Heights; % 27l 20.
JAS y. Huston to Elizabeth L. Richards, sub
~, So. EOS; 8. A. Gleason to Isabella B.
+. Warning. pit. 3. ]. VI. BIS sub Pleasant Plains
8. ID. II. Windsor TO Martha A. Turpen, sub
49, So. $50; $3.50. r. 4. Pywell to Maurice E.
Sh'piey pts. Is and 20, So 1876; s2.7O II. q.
Lewis to Annie C. Eaton, 9. u IA. blk. 4, Trim.
dad; s2,4O0. Eva c. Hopkins to N. y. Hopkins
sub and pit 2. sa. sic: e.. Elizabeth IT,
Richards TO +. s. Bright. in part subs las, l26
la3. SO, 62s; g. ID. Christofoni to Felict
Chrlstofoni, pit. 80. So 1872; g.. Same, pit Q
81. 7Si; -. Same, pit 2. 50. 6s4; g. felics
8. ID. Birtwell to W. L. stuard, pts. n ant
| Is, 50. 800; g.
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The National Fencibles Going West.

At regular monthly meeting of the National
Fenclbles last night Mr.. Al, 1Iosher was elected
financial secretary and final arrangements were
made in regard to the Fencibles entering the
competitive drill at Kansas City in June. A
benefit has been arranged to take place at the
National Rifles Music Hall on Thursday of
next week. The hall was generously offered by
the Rifles and some OF the best local talent
has volunteered The proceeds will be de-
voted 20 defraying the expenses of the drill
team. - The company will leave for Kansas
.lty May 80 and be gon. two weeks. They arc
being thoroughly instructed By Capt. Domer.
The other companies of the guard are giving
the FencIbles every opportunity 20 use the
large drill hall by short drills on the nights
allotted to them. These courtesies are greatly
appreciated by Capt Domer and his men.
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HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ACT.
High Comedy and a Dance for the
Benefit of the Library.

The entertainment by High School pupils at
National Rifles Hall last evening for the benefit
OF the school library was a decided success.
Six scenes from "The School for Scandal were
presented In a manner that reflected great
credit upon the amateur performers. The
parts OF Slr Peter and Lady Tedzls were quite
well presented by Mr.. T. +. Grafton and Miss
Mccartney, while Miss Tayler as Mario, Miss
Stetson as Mrs. Cpsiour Miss Stidham as Mrs.
Sne'T1cetL Mr.. Clark as SIR Oiioer, Mr.. Black as
Rotcby and Joseph and Mr.. Ross as Charles Sur
face were very fair. The other parts were taken
by Misses Barbour. Banks and Thompson and
Messrs. Dnvaii. Leech and Denison. The stage
was under the management OF Mr. Lindsay
Dcnlson, while tho general charge of the per-
Torrance was vested in Miss Marie Siebert.
Vocal selections were rendered between the
scenes by Mr. Charles Rice. Miss Brown, Mrs.
Sher CliG aud Miss Meads. After the per-
formance the floor was cleared for dancing.
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Amuseuents.

Sale OF seats will open tomorrow morning at
Aoaughs for the first produc N in this city
next week Of ''Alynheet jan" an entirely new
comic opera by the composers of Erminie. The
carleton Opera Company is the only organiza-
tion singing this opera and it has been accorded
hearty praise by the press in every city where
the opera has been sung.
Tickets at Mezerott's for the third concert
of the Wilhelm Club at Music Hall Friday even
ing Price 80 and % cents.
seats now on sale for IMAGES NJ Sinr n.
Harris Bijou next week
Lester n Williams London Speciality and
Gliety Company makes its first appearance al
hernan's next week
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The IoyeiOy School BuiIding.

Citizens of Northeast Washington held q
meeting last night in furtherance of their
wishes concerning the improvement of the con-
dition of the Loyejoy school building and its
surroundings. Mr.. Il. d. Ruffin, chairman of
the committee appointed for the purpose, re-
ported that he had seen the Commissioners and
presented the resolutions passed by the recent
meeting of citizens, and that Commissioner
Douglass assured him that the matter would be
looked into at once and the evils at and about
the school building remedied if found to be as
represented in the resolutions
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Reduced Rates to Richmond via the
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad

On occasion of the Unveiling of the Lee mon
ument al Richmond Va. May %, the Pennsyl-
wanna will name rates rs follows:
For military organizations OF twenty or more
travelling together on one ticket 81 IS per
capita for the round trip.
For The public, tickets issued singly, 50. 50
for the round trip.
These tickets will be sold May % and 20. good
90 return until June 2. inclusive
The Fifth Regiment from baltimore and COM
Panies from Annapolis and Washington will at
tend.
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A Series of Boxing Matches

The sparring matches at kernan's this week
are attracting much attention from the lovers
of that kind of science. The set-tos are given
during the progress of the dramatic perform
ance. A number of weli-known pugilists APP
pear. Tonight Young and Hagan and tomorrow
night Mcmillan and Ryan will appear. Friday
night Northedge will meet all corners
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Strawberries.

There has been an abundant supply of straw
berries this spring and good quality berries
sold cheaper than was ever known before
Two weeks ago the Norfolk berries arrived.
They were much earlier than usual. Yester-
day there were several crates of berries in
market that were grown only few miles from
here in Virginia. and they brought much better
prices than those received from u distance.
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Accident to a Boy,

Yesterday afternoon Frank Mockabee, a white
boy, aged thirteen years employed as the driver
of hill! horse of the Metropolitan railroad, in
attempting to mount his horse at Sd and d
streets northwest. fell and was seriously bruised
about the left arm and hip. He was treated at
the Emergency Hospital ard sent to has home,
lots Valley street northwest
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

AIBArGH's.-Carleton Opera Company in
"1he Mikado.'
NsTIoSAL--Maude Granger in "Inherited"
HARRIS BIJoU.-.'Little Nugget"
KERSAN's.-Atkins and Crolius and Boxing
Tournament
PASoRANA BU1LDING.-venetian Troubadours
GLOBE THEITFR -Varieties
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Hot House Watermclons,

The first watermeions of the season arrived
a few days ago and were placed on sale at the
Center Market. The melons are small in size.
but are of extra quality. They come from
Long Island MY. where they were grown in
hot houses. No southern melons have yet ar
rived. The Long Island melons are selling at
81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

A. NJ. Pence, before Judge Horton in Chi
cago. as counsel for the anti-Esherte faction
made a strong plea against the action of the
Nayerville Church court. alleging .he Reading
Pa, decision was the only legal Judgment ii
the case.
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Have You Been In LATELY,

WE ARE PACKED TO OVERLOOKING WITH NEW
GOODS
The novelties exquisite and the assortment strik
ingly grand.
EMBEoIDERIES. The quantity is varied and
the prices so general that it
scoops in everything.
Nsinsook Embroideries.
Hamburg Embroideres.
Swiss Embroideries,
Narrow medium and wide to
match.
WHITE GOODS FOR GRADUATING PURPOSES
Get your materials now; it
isn't any too early. The seiec-
tons here Some new
things out this year. See them
make your selection now. Stock
is i'll good condition.
OTHER WHITE Everything used.
GOODS.
PARASOLS Did you ever behold such an
assortment? Every conceivable
kind. Every possible shade.
FROM Parasols for Ordinary Use.
Csc. Parasols for Dress
TO Parssols for Carriage Use.
S25 AZ. Parasols for Children.
Parasois TO Match Every Cos
tune.
Price-well, any price to sui:
your inclination.
VAssAR SHIRTS. The New Fad for Ladies' Wear.
Price 81. o5. sl.39 sl.75. Sizes
just like your Collar.
$l,25. Materias-Cambric. Pique Per-
sl.39. Gale. Styles-Enbroidered, Plait-
$l.75. ed or Plain. Very natty and at
the time comfortable.
INFANTS SHOES. Made of Kid; the cutest little
Csc. things your saw. These are
for the Babies First Shoes In
White and Tan trimmed in Rib
BOZ.
SPoNGES. 1t matters not what kind or size
you want for what purpose;
we can fill the bill. Sponges from
SC. TO the largest size and more
expensive ones
CHAMOIS All sizes and prices
FLESH BRUSHES. And the Flesh Rubber ~
Is not harsh as the Brush
and effective. Easier to
handle. 75c.
HAIR BRUSHES TOOTH BRUSHES. CLOTH
BRUSHES, wHIsKs. kept by US in the different
grade goods.
DO YOU NEED A PAIR OF SCISSORS 39c is
the price we have marked on lot of about 800
SCISSORS of coed steel. OF the price is
75c. is probably the real price.
NULL TIES FOR 121Sc. There are Ties sold every
whore for l219c., but in all our knowledge of Null
Ties never the equal of the selling
Ordinarily the price would be &c. We bought 4
thousand dozen at price. We don't lose anything
by selling theta at I]4c Yet it would not pay to
handle them if it were not that thought could
sell them out in a few days. Does the price tempt
you.
Things of equal merit all the house.
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Buy n Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 9 and notice
how its rotary motion, silent ami positive, con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
of shuttle machines Office. 437 9Th NV
mZ2-3m WHEELER Il WILSON MIRO. Co.
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Mrs. Us reception last week was informal and
unique in more respects than one. Some went
away from il acting very informally aad
uniquely too but DIR. HcRley's Celery, Beef and
Iron. literally used tor their distracted nerves,
brought them about all right.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AM THURSDAY.
For the District of Columbia and Maryland,
fair, except preceded by local rains IN south
eastern Maryland; nearly stationary tempera-
ture: northeriy winds.
For Virginia. fair, except in southern por-
tion preceded by rain, northerly winds; sta
tiOuary temperature
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WOODWARD Il LoTHROP wish TO state that
they are fully prepared to make TO order young
mems tennis suits from a beautiful line OF
English cream fancy suitings at very moderate
prices. Their own selection and importation.
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MOTH WORM

in sbou; three weeks and this the part OF its exist
ence when ii does the damage. This as the
silk worm does, forming a cocoon around Itself in
about three weeks and out Of this CONES the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-07

Your Piano is out of tune, rattly and de-
fective. The music is OF the same quality.
Your child's practice is wasted. Send for V.
BECKER. S0l 9Th st. n. W., Expert Tuner Prices
$50 and 81. Fine UprigLts for rent low.
m5-3t*
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STAGE EXCURSIONS,

nEMITTS TALLY no DESTINATION COACH
IL leaves 5l3 l3th -. N. ~. Daily fur Arlington >
pm. fare 6uc. round trip Sundays. 40 a nl 5uc
sundays, 8 y m.. boc. Always accompanied by guide.
&c mA8
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FoR CORRECTSESs OF style, fit and finish see
our stock of mems clothing. Whether a 80
suit or a suit for S25. it will please you. Eise-
man Bros. 9TH and T..
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FINEST ASSORTMENT of fancy mating ever
shown, 2.OCO rolls; over 100 different patterns.
From 81 per roll up.
julius LANsBURGH. 18th and + sts.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

SEE THE TROUSERS we make to order from
IS up. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and +.
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MATING FROM $3.50 PER Rolf Baby car
riages lowest prices. ). h. BROwS x SON, 10Th
st near PENNSYLVANIA ave.
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LARGEST LINE of baby carriages in the city
90 different STYLES and designs-frOm IL So up.
julius LANSRURGH. 18th and sts
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HAGAN VS.. You've. at kernan's tonight.
CHEAPER THAN MILK

CHEAPER THAN MILK
is claimed for BloOker's Dutch Cocoa. This is
strictly true for this is the one cocoa equally
delicious and nutritious whether made with
water or milk. Regular users prefer the former.
-AdCt