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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
c. L. Grim to Sarah E. Brereton ct al, lots II,
Is, Is and 20. so. 10; so. II. W. Dellinger to
John g. Reisinger, part lot Is, So. SCI; $1,000.
job Barnard, trustee, to III. P. Moore, sub lot
l, SO. 296. so. Job Barnard. trustee, to S. d.
Moore, do: do. Job Barnard, trustee, to s. d.
and H. P. VI. Moore. part lot "a. So. 296; SO.
II. p. Moore to Job Barnard. trustee. lots | and
"A. SO. 296. and part of lots 10 and Is. SO. 264
$40 E. E. Hoge to Robert Herman. lot 3. So.
1913; $40. B. W. Carpenter to J. Z. Carpenter,
part lot 80, 50. 572; $500. c. v. y. Callan to
Christina V. y. Callan. lot %. So 154; $50.
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Grady's Reckless and Expensive Drive


Fast driving, cruelty to animals, disordery
conduct and assault and battery we're the
charges preferred in the Police Court today
against David Grady. brakeman on the Eek
ington Electric road. The witnesses were
sworn and Mr. Gloss said he would admit that
Grady was drunk and that he was driving the
horse FAST
1t was testified that he drove about the city
along New Jersey avenue and X street flashing
the horse. Policemen attempted to stop him
several times and he struck Officer Wannell
with whip. He was pursued by Officer Dean,
who was on horseback, and he was captured on
the Glenwood road.
Mr.. Gloss said that his client was drunk and
had no recollection Of what happened He
plead for leniency because of the defendants
good character. He said that the defendant
had been locked up all night and he was likely
to lose his position.
Mr.. Dumont spoke of the reckessness of the
defendant and thought he should be given his
just deserts.
The court saw no reason for so many charges
to be fled growing out of one transaction, and
imposed sentences IN the fast driving and cru
city to animals cases. The fine in each case
was $50 or 30 days.
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Attacked by Sharks.

Raymond d. Odell Of New York, who il
spending the summer with his family al
PhIpp's resort, Green's Farms, Conn, had an
exciting experience with sharks Saturday.
While he was raking for CLAIMS an immense
maa-eating shark made rush for him, fol.
lowed by seven others Of the same variety.
He fought the sharks with his iron clam rake,
One shark made a dash from the rear and
closed his jaws on Odells arm. A man who was
watching from the shore and was armed with a
rifle put ball through the sharks head, and
went to Odell's rescue in a boat Just as he was
fainting and about to become victim to the
rest OF the monsters.
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A Woman Sent to Jail for Larceny

Marian NJ. Lewis, who had been Mrs. Mary
+. Blounts house keeper. was in the Police
Court yesterday afternoon charged with the
larceny of a number of articles from her en-
ploysr, and also with stealing gold watch and
chain the property Of Belle Dubois, a young
lady who lost her watch while visiting at Mrs.
Blount's. The watch was afterward found in
Miss Lewis trunk. She. however. denied that
she had any felonious intent, and said she had
the watch and chain for safe keeping. She
also stated that this was the first time that she
had been in such trouble. There were two
charges against her, and the court gave her
three months in Jail in each case.
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AnacOstin Notes.

The work Of cutting Pennsylvania avenue
through to the Bowen road is being pushed
VIA large force Of men under the supervision
OF Mr. Harry Naylor
The Masonic Temple is up two stories and is
taking its third degree.
DIR. A NJ Green expects to get into his
elegant and slightly new homo on jefferson
street the lst of September.
Mr. J. q. Slater has just bought another 100
acre farm on the Hamilton road
DR.. z. ii. Heisken of Oxon Hill left this
mo: ming for BerAeley Springs, his old stamp
ing ground
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry HALEY leave Thursday to
spend ten days with their daughter. MIS- Hint
ton at Warrenton. Va
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The Golden Cross.

Goodwill COmmandery, No 81, Q. o. G. c.,
held its regular meeting last evening at Scot
tish Rite Hall. Noble Commander Cheney sp-
pointed DIR. S. l. Groot. JAS G. Thompson and
Mrs. Louisa 1. Watrous the committee on the
good Of the order. The first and second de-
grees were conferred on Theodore +. Willis
and the second on Mrs. Emma J.. Clark. Under
the good of the order DIR. GroOt, who has been
absent in Fort Worth, Tex, for the past three
months, addressed the commandery, giving a
description of his visit TO Dallas Commandery
Al Dallas Tex
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Pope Leo Very Thin.

From the London Daily News.
Signor de Cesars writes from Rome that the
pope, though grown very thin. 10 in good
health considering his eighty-one years. In
walking he bends forward and leans ON a
stick; he eats less than usual, and keeps up his
strength by means Of strong broth. While at
the Casino in the day the pope only receives
visits from the cardinals or some diplomatist,
and it Is very possible he finds the time tedious,
while the cardinals do not like to 60 there on
account Of the strong prejudice against the
place Ut this season because Of the malaria,
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From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
What Is known as commuter pocketbook
is very popular with the young women who
live in the suburbs and ride on railway trains
to and from the city on visiting and shopping
expeditions. This pocketbook is fat, roomy
and rectangular, and in the front is set tinv
watch, the face Of which shows through hole
in the leather. The unfortunate woman who
is always obliged to keep an eye on the flight
OF time has this watch in view when engaged
in the whirl Of shopping.
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A Special Officers Rl.cL;.ol,

Special Policeman Morgan Bradford, who
was IN the Police Court yesterday charged with
profanity, denies that Abner Proctor. who
made the charge, took his CBradford's) black
jack away from him, as published, and states
that be had placed Proctor under arrest for
assault and II was not until after he CProctor)
had been compelled TO leave S25 collateral that
the warrant for profanity was sworn ont
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Held on a Charge of Burglary.

A colored boy answering the name Of John
Marshall. through his counsel, Lawyer Moss,
waived an examination in the Police Court yes
terday on a charge OF burglary at Chas. Recke-
weg's store on D street few nights ago. He
was charged with having taken - and twenty
fye packages of cigarettes. Bail was fixed at
$40, and the prisoner committed in de-
fault to await the action of the grand jury.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Policeman Wash Sanford charged Moses
Johnson in the Police Court yesterday with
writing policy. The case went over and Moses
Is IN jail.
Thirty days was what Judge Mills said
yesterday after Sam Phone had been tried for
the larceny of SO note from Celia Anderson
The dead body of colored female infant
was found on a lot in South Washington last
night and the coroner gave the necessary GER
tIticate of death
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Take "A Drink.

The water was turned on in the Coggswell
drinking fountain at the corner of Pennsylvania
avenue and eth street this morning. Consid-
cradle work had to be done in the way of alter
atoms aud repairs before the fountain was
ready for use, but this has all been completed
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CASH BARaA1Ss.

o BEAUTIFUL NEW STYLE FIGURED oHALLIEs,
3, 10. l218c.
INDIA LINENS. auction bargains, g. 10, 1o1<c
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOON
bLEACHED CO11ON, yard vide, Sic.
CHINA SILKS. beautiful new styles. 371< SOC
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF FIGURED LAWNS
o. 8, To- l2<c. FRENCH LAWNS, LINEN LAWNS
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONsDALE CAMBRIO,
yard wide. l0c.
COLORED SCRAH SILKS 3ec
SILK MOHAIR BRILLIANTINES excellent DUAL.
ity. special cash bargain. Use
HENRIETTA ENGLISH CASHMERES. wide double
width, excellent quality, all colors cash bargain 25c
SHEETING COTTON immense double width, ex-
cellent quality. 25c
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS. yard and . hall
vida pure wool, only SOC. ="
HENRIETTA FRENCH CASHMERE SERGE, nearly
yard and half wide. pure WOOL SOC real value 75c
SILK MOHAIR BRlLLIANTINEs. nearly yard and
squartsr wide special cash bargain. 45c.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF BLANKETS
LADIES' BALBRIGoAN ENGLI,H STOCKINGS.
three paars tor o0c. cheap 1t 25c. pair.
CARTER's CASH STORE
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST.
A CASH PURCHASE TO THE AMOUNT or ns
ENTITIES THE PURCHAsER TO ONE OF OUR
VALUABLE IREskNTk ay23
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A Cut Head

William Price and Charles Belt colored boys,
had fight on New Jersey avenue between G
and II streets northwest. Belt received a cut
on his head, and the wound was dressed at the
Emergency Hospital He was more frightened
than hurt
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Selling LIQUOR on Sunday.

Max Swartz was recently acquitted in the
Police Court Of a charge of selling liquor on
Sunday, but his predecessor in business,
Michael j. Mcnamara, was brought into court
and charged with violating the law in the
alleged sale made by Max Swartz. Mcnamara
formerly kept the saloon. and when he sold out
he failed to transfer his license to Swartz. and
Judge Mills held that he was therefore liable.
fine of go was imposed, and Gen. Darlington
for MIR. MCNAMARA noted an appeal.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUsH's-Geo Wilson's Minstrels
kERSAS's.-The Majestic Consolidation and
Garden show
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Down the Potomac

Richard ]. Marshall, accompanied by John
and Andrew Joyce, Vim. Wood. Chas. McGuig-
gan, A. Mcconnell. H. MCGEE and several
others left last week for trip down the Poto-
mae on the yacht Ella Treadwen. They will
stop at Colonial Beach and Colton's before
reaching their destination-MarshalPs Cot
tage, near Piney Point
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An INTERESTING TnIp.-Every Thursday to
Island Park and Harper's Ferry. No confusion
or crowding. Every ticket entities the holder
to reserved seat. Round trip, 81. Train
leaves Baltimore and Ohio station each Thurs
day until September at 10 am. Secure seats
In advance at 619 and 1851 Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. No extra charge.
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A Little Boy Crippled by a Street &,

Laurence Tucker. q ten-year-old boy who
resides at No. 1924 18th street, met with a seri-
Gus accident about 6 o'clock yesterday after
noon he was on q 1ith street car and when
between and L streets he jumped from the
vehicle in front Of Q car on the other track
Before the approaching car could lie stoned
tie wheel passed over and mangled his Left leg
below the knee. He was taken into Keim's
drug store, where he WAS attended by DIR
6esli- and then ne was removed to his parents
home. No blame was attached 10 the car men
a. the boy jumped from the car. and what FOL
lowed was an accident The boys leg viii have
70 be smputatsd
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Her Bonnet I'm a Blaze.


wildly excited lady who was threatened
with cremation from a blazing bonnet was one
of the features of travel on the 10th street cable
yesterday. Before entering the car the lady
stood near a small steam engine used in hoist
ing rock to the top of one of the large build
ings on the thoroughfare. spark from the
engine alighted on the lady's bonnet and the
rapid motion of the car soon famed the
smoudering embers into a flame. The lady
screamed and would have jumped headlong to
the pavement had it not been for the timely
interference Of DIR. J. p Cullom. who seized
her in his arms and snatched the burning bon
net from her head. The lady's hair was badly
singed, but she was not otherwise injured.
------>O~----
Farmer Costly and his wife, living near Tyre,
in Carroll county, Ca, are dying from the
effects of a mad dogs bite.
Judge Jackson of the United States court has
dismissed the action against the Ball.uore and
Ohio railroad at Cincinnati, brought under the
interstate commerce law, in which the road was
charged with violating certain orders of the
commission with reference to party" or the
atrcal rates.
The Missouri river is cutting away its banks
on the Kansas side, opposite st. Joseph, at an
alarming rate. Ii prompt measures not
taken Wathena and Elwood will be swept away
and st. Joseph left high and dry, while the
million dollar bridge will span dry water
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12

WYATT. THE BIG
w CITY SHOW.
LINCOLN MUSIC HALL.
W. S. CLEVELAND. ............. Lessee and Manager
THREE NIGHTS and SATURDAY MATINEE.
THURSDAY,
FRIDAY. AUGUST II. 10, l6
CLEVELAND'S
CONSOLIDATED
MINsTRELS.
THE ONE BIG MINSTREL MONOPOLY
ALI Washington In State OF Pleasursble Authorization
of the Great Event.
EVERYBODY IN WAITING
FOR THIS GIGANTIC MINSTREL TRUST.
THE JEwELED FIRST PART
THE PHANTOM CURRISIERs.
The ALPINE MoUNTAINEERs
THE GALAXY OF STARS.
ALL THE MINSTREL NOTABLES.
The Wonderful Acrobat Maryels, the
CRAGGS.
BRITISH GENTLEMEN ACROBATS
SECURE SEATS EARLI. AVOID THE JAM
Seats can now be secured at Robert f. Miller's 53g
10Th ST. W. q. MetzerOtt Co.'S, lilo SITS Droops
Music Store, SD Ia ave. ana Lincoln Music
Hail box Office from An. TO 10 pm.
Prices, 20c., DOC, Zoe aud al. aull-6t
I sLAND PARK, HAMPERS FERRY-The finest
y pleasure grounds IN the country. Music, Dancing
Boating, Fishing. swings, Flying Horses. Croquet,
&c, all free. Every III UuSDAl from Baltimore and
OHIO Station 10 AIN Tickets, Including reserve
seat both directions, 81. Auy-tu, ws,tse3
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Of town. 1927 New York ave.
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition of water at Z
am.-Great Falls. temperature. y; condition,
z. Receiving reservoir. temperature, So Con-
dition at north connection. 5; condition at
south connection, So; distributing reservoir.
temperature. 10: condition at inhuent gate
house. 5; condition at effuent gate house, Is.
High water in the river, SAL m; low water
In the river IL SO pm.
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CARPETS CAMPHORAIED and made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WoRKs, 63l -635 Mass. ave NV. Telephone 1852.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL HIGHT Al. WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia, Maryland and
Delaware. fair; slight change in temperature;
portherly winds
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CAL AND VIRGINIA CLARET, 20c. bottle, at
CHARLES KRAEMER's, 1871 18th St NV.
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TAKE THE FASTEST STEAMER Excelsior) on
tbs Potomac River for River View on Wednes-
day, August Is.
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CITY ITEMS.

Pure Rye Whisky, 5yesrs old, Csc. Of.
Fort Vine (med. use), full at. bottles, SOC.
Best Patent Process Flour, 4 barrel, Sl.5O.
Pure Apple Vinegar for picking.
,Green Ginger, Cal Lemons, Cling Peaches
New York Bart Pears. 25c.; Peaches, heavy
Syrup, Csc. Lime Juice, Csc
aul2-t&f Z. X. WILSON, 934 eth ST NV
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Good Times at FauQuier.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR.
EAI-nIrrr.u Sr,.ar

Oh lHE EVES1SG STAR.
FAUQUIER SPRINGS, Va August II.
The season Mt the Fauquier Springs is fas:
reaching the high water mark and each day
sees larger addition to the number of guests
as we'll as an access of gayety i'll every form.
On Thursday the Farmers Alliance of Eau
quier county held its annual picnic here, and
it is estimated fully 5000 people were present.
The Marine Band from Washington was en-
gagged for the occasion and several public
speeches were made. On Thursday night the
grangers' ball was given and the fine ball room.
which was lavishly decorated i'll honor OF the
event with flags, festoons Of red flowers and
fruit presented very animated appearance
until a late hour.
The next event upon the tapis is a straw
ride to come off on Monday night. which will
be chaperoned by Mrs. McComb of Washing
ton and Mrs. I. I. Davidson of Baltimore.
On Tuesday the weekly german will take place,
which it is hoped will be LED by either Miss
Mills or Miss Coffin, both among the most at
tractive OF the many decided bellies Washing
ton has furnished us with this season.
On Thursday the much talked-o tournament
Is to take place. Knights from all sections of
the country are invited to enter the lists and
an excellent display of fine horses and horse
manship is looked forward to. Several hand
some prizes will be awarded the victors At
night the coronation of the queen will take
place, and this will be followed by the grand
ball, which is expected to be one Of the events
OF the season.
Among the prominent arrivals here during
the last few deys Rear Admiral and Mrs
Carter, II. A. DennIng, Mrs. A. C. McComb,
Miss Coffin, Miss Claudine Brooks. the Count
| ess de Mitkiewicz and daughters, Edward
Byrns. George l.. Covington. Francis d.
Simons, Mrs. Duvall. Miss Maggie Duvall and
c. W. Macum of Washington. =.
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DOES Yous CAKE
Day U

Day U
Qr1cKrr
Eso. your baking powder is sdultera,ed with
ammonia or alum. ingredients injurious to
health.
Housekeepers who use Clevslsnd's Superior
Baking Powder know that IL has the pecuniary
property Of producing light wholesome bread.
biscuit, cake, &C. that retain their natural
moisture and sweetness This desirable DUAL.
ity, in a baking powder shown by the Official
Reports to be the stronges, Of all pure cream Of
tartar powders. makes Cleyeland's Superior
Absolutely the Best
Cleyelands Superior Baking Powder is for sale
by q. g. Cornwall & SON
conn ~ MSsruder, {. c. Bryan,
y1. fsee, Chas L kellog.
Vii Vii r hoootI Elphunzu Aoungs Co,
mither Co. VIM. X. Brown,
Shirley 4 schofeid John Eevuorf6
Burchard & Co, Howard ksywn,,th
Theod r. McCauley, Nj. MrCormick
VI. & p Metzger,
And other high-class grocerS
mys-tu. III. fam
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PANTS REDUCED TO S5. Eiseman Bros, It'll
and 4.
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PANTS REDUCED TO $3.50. Elseman Bros,
9Th and L.
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No'c is the time TO stamp out the stupid lie often
used by the advocates Of the atkinson bill that the
citizens Of other sections Of Washington regard
Nth Indifference the sacrifice Of the liues and prop
erty Of the people Of South Washington. Send in
your protest against the calun,ny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12

Your eyesight fitted. 81. Hempler's, 453 Pa. av.
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ITCHING AeoN1Es

stantly relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the
only positive cure for agonizing itching. burning
bleeding and scay diseases of the skim scalp and blood
with loss of hair from pmples to ssrofula except
sibly, chthyosia This than can be truthfully
said of any other remedy 10
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Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostitution. Nerv-
Gus Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by DIR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE, l0l4 + st
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The Commuters Pocketbook.

Go TO RIVER VIEW on Wednesday, August IS
on steamer Excelsior.
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BUY YoUR Coal of J. MAURY DOVE. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Buy Your Coal of J. MAURY DOVE Only
highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-ti
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CaNtOria.

SaStOr1a.
When baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria
lel6- h,stuly
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MY HEAD Is Tined
MY HEAD IS TIREI

Isl COMMON
COMPLAINT
JUST NOW.
BOTH MIND
AND BODY
ARE MADE
STRONG BY
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. WALFoRD's, All Pa ave.
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USE THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE. Sold
BY all grOcers at 25c. per pound package.
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM'L
c. PALMER, Agent ja25-s, tn thl5Ot
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BoARps. sLl5 per 100 feet 9th and NY.aye.
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GLEN ECHO CAFE,
THE PATAwOMECK~
is NOW OPEN FOR GUESTS
REGULAR DINNER, 81.
SPECIAL DINNER LA CARTE.
The GLEN ECHO TALLY-HO will leave the Sun
BulldlnH at 5:3O pm, returning 1 10 nm.
Tickets for ats desired should secured before
manu- PARTIES near the route q tour west Of
the sun Building will he called for Tickets may be
reservoir Nv telepnone-3l-3 y29
Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE
OPEN JUNE IA
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST MEALS. FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST.
Trains leave b. and o. depot week days o;l5am
i 80 and i:3O PM Sundays 9:35 q. ~, ! 80 and
3:lopm.
Leave Bay Ridge week days. $50 and 8 80 D. M
Sundays 3 and $50 pm
hOUND-TkIP TICKETS al
J. T. oDELL. CHAs. o. scuII.
Genl Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
Arrangements have been made SO that our hotel
guests may leave Bay Ridge at 40 H. and after a
delightful drive along the Bay shore 10 Annapolis
take the 1897 am. train, arriving in Washington .,
10 80 am. without extra cost.
;e12-3m
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Piles! Piles! Piles!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only ture cure for Blind,
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. Ii
never fails TO cure old chronic cases Of long
standing WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. is25-s tn tn 1901
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7th and Z.
ice Fl. Bps, s1.I5 LIBREY. BITTISeER Il MILLER
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Thousands Of patriotic residents of Washington
haze enrolled themselves against legatizing man.
slaughter, as is proposed by the atkinson biU u
you haze not done so. tOhY nots
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HINDRANcE AND LOSS OF TIME.

A gentleman of the Government Printing
Office sends with batch of signatures from
that Office a note saying: II do not believe
there are people in any of the departments
who appreciate more fully the hindrance and
loss OF time due to grade crossings than they of
the Government Printing Office"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-12

Buy Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. 3 and notice
how Its rotary motion silent and positive. con-
trasts with the rasplng, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office, 437 9Th NV
lul-t tn. 8 SIN WHEELER d WILSON MIRO. Co