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LAsr WEEK Or
SUMNER REDUCTIONS,

Next week our FAN Trade commenced Regular
nifty to secure the
BARGAINS NOW OFFERED
Here are few Of them;
( IL pairs Nottingham Curtains cut from s1.25 TO
Q S7I1c. Per pair.
. II pairs nottingham Curtains cut nom q. SO to
+ lspairs nottingham Curtains cut from O. 100 to
20 pairs French Chamber Curtains cut from s5 90
IL pairs French Chamber Curtains Gu. from $3.50
70 S3-25 per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from s7.2s to s42s
per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from se25 to o. 90
per pair.
pair Irish Point cursainseusfrom ell ooso e. so
tSer pair
pairs Swiss Lace Curtains cut from o. SO to SOS
per pair.
No reasonable offer refused on broken lots Of Cur
ssins.
In POrtieres we have . few Of lsst falls patterns
$hich VIII be closed Gut 1t cost
small lot Of Smyrna Rugs AT feet VIII be closed
put at s6.l0 esch. Also few Sxo feet viii 60 Ut
ea9o.
onelot of Felt Art Squares. 3x3 yards reduced to
$40. 3I37I yards. reduced to %.
WOVEN ART soUARKa
3IsN yards cut to g.
3x3 4" $40.
3x3H 9.
314s = 7.25.
Also reductions on
FURNITURE. CARPETS, -
eemember this Il Last week Of
SUMNER PRICfa
JULIUS IANsBURoH.
18th AND r SIS.
French Furniture Polish VIII make old furniture
oh new. Best In the market Price. soc. per bottle
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Ralt1mure Markets..

BALTIMORE. August 2s.-Cotton quiet-mfd.
ding, 11h. Flour fairly active and firm. Wheat
southern active: Fultz, 95al04: Longberry, goa
1o4; No. ?. 10l steamer No. ?, red, 9s: west
ern weak: No. 2 winter red, spot. 100 August. 100
September, lO0sa10014: october, l0lAa10 De-
cember, 105xalOoa. tOrn-southern quiet and
firm: white, 5Sa59 yellow. 57a5S: western weak;
mixed spot 56k: August, 56A a56H; September
55A asked; October, 81 y asked. Oats arm. Rye
quiet. Hay steaey-prine to choice timothy,
ll.OOal2.O0. Provisions dull. Butter quiet but
firm. Eggs flrm-2l. Coffee frm-Rio cargoes
fair, COY; No. z, 10 Sugar active and strong
graduated, @ ZIG. Copper nrm-refned, Is.
Whisky steady-L10 Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer fat and nearly nominal Receipts-nour
II, 1So barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 6OOO
bushels: oats. 1000 bushels rye. LOCO bushels.
Shipments-nour, 1871 Ass barrels corn, 6I,-
600 bushels. Saies-wheat, pr, 900 bushels; corn,
81, coo bushels.
BALTIMORE, August 2S--Virginia consols SO:
do. 10. 40's, SO: do. threes 69a10 Baltimore and
Ohio stock, 1861: Northern Central stock, 6Saa
80: Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore 1rsts,
90a1OO: consolidated gas bonds, 114kal15; do.
stock, 50a<a5l.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. August % tClosing).-wheat--sep
TENDER, 102k; May, 1905. Corn-September
~; October, 47a.; May. sos. oars-August, 81;
September, 80; October, 35x; Nay -. Pork
August 1850; September, 1850; October, TO- so;
Lard-September, $780, October, 632k; Short
ribs-september, 5.25; October. $40; May, $40.
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Killed His Daughter.

LOUISVILLE KY, august 2s.-Ace Madison,
living near Brownsville, Edmonston county,
shot and KILLED his sixteen-year-old daughter
last Saturday. He had previously attempted
her life No cause for the deed is known, ex-
cept settled hatred OF the girl Madison fed,
but is pursued and will probably Sc iynched
when caught.
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/ LIQUOR LICENSE REFUSED
Assistant Attorney Thomas Thiaks the
School Limit Clause should be Enforced

Several dsys ago the Commissioners received
letter from . liquor dealer whose appiies-
ton for license had been refused on the srouna
that the house vas within the school hmits--
in other words was within 400 feet Of q school
house. In the letter 20 the Commission
ers the applicant stated that in view Of ths
fact that the school house was not on the sams
street as the bar room. but around the corner,
the application OF the rule was not fair.
Further. that the place in question had besa
used a a bar room for many years and ~sa
there before the school house was erected.
The letter Was referred 20 the attorney fer
the District. and the assistant ATTORNEY, ME-.
Thomas. today rendered an opinion In which
he held that the primary object OF the reeuls-
tion was TO preserve school children. vhs
from their infancy are not able 70
maintain an effective resistance without such
protection 70 the supposed or real oontsmins-
ton arising from the retail liquor trafbe. The
regulation. he savs. w good one and shosld
| not be destroyed but. rather. be upheld.
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THE WINTHROP CLUB CASE.
Charge Of Keeping a Gambling House
Against NJ. j. FIaherty Dismissed.

Martin J. Flaherty was before Judge Mills
this afternoon, charged with keeping gam.
bling house at the northwest corner of 9th
street and Pennsylvania This trial was the
result of the raid made at the Winthrop Club
Saturday evening.
Lieut.. Kelly OF the sixth precinct
took the stand first and testified to the raid
that he made in company with Detective Block
and number OF officers He said that when
he entered the rooms they found a number OF
| men sitting around. but no gambling going on
A basket full Of cards, chips. books, &C.. was
placed in evidence, and Lieut.. Kelly said that
It had all been found in the rooms Of the VIM
throp club.
Detective Block also told OF the raid and Of
finding the paraphernalia, which, he said,
camo from the side board and closets of the
club rooms, the keys to which Flaherty took
from his pocket
HAD PLAYED POKER, HEARTS ASp PITCH
VIM. Husscy, who was an applicant for MEM
bership in the Winthrop Club, and was afterward
admitted, stated that he was told Of his admis-
sion by Mr.. Flaherty and was at the club Sat-
urday evening. He had played poker, hearts
and pitch for money and had usually bought
his chips from Mr.. James, an officer of the
club. He had not signed the constitution, as he
had never had an opportunity to do SO.
Chas. H. Esslin testified that he had gone to
the club about Sax months ago on the invitation
of . member and had played game Of poker.
John James had charge of the game, and
'sdrew down" certain chips out Of the game.
Isaac Roginski sWors that he was employed
by the Winthrop Club to wait on the table at
the club rooms. He said he was engaged by
the members Of the club, but who paid him
and who engaged him and whom he had busi-
ness with were questions to which Mr.. Muilow-
ney, the prosecuting attorney, could get but
very unsatisfactory answers.
PLATED Fon leoxEY.
Solomon Freedman said that he had been
member of the club ever since IL had had rooms
on 10th street, but be had never been called
upon to pay dues or any initiation fee. He
had played cards fer moBey at the club.
Of6cer Jordan testified that the officers in
the precinct had been instructed 10 get list Of
che clubs on their various beats. When he
calaea ct the Wiathrop Club he saw Mr.. Sam
GassenheimeY, who told him that Fiaherty
was in charge Of the rooms, but
return unta evening. a he was employed
during the day out at 7th street aud the Boun-
Diary. The officer stated that Flaherty told him
that II case we're made out against him he
would quit, % he had no desire to lieht the isw
Other members OF the clnb sold d the nseet-
ings, but none q them seemed 10 kaoU lest
what connectioa FlaAerty had With ne club.
Tns Gaze DIMINISHED.
Judge Hills NV that n AaA net been sk,ovn
Inst Flshersy was the masaeer a. the club or
rosponsibls for it, doinga, 20 hs held thns no
void have - Aibmiss the case.
NOT. PaoA
The charge against Sam Gassenheimer for
sllswisg sa@biing 70 - carried on on his
Sssniss w pesh yrsse&
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he Yinflicnted Mimsel2.

From the Chicago Tribune.
LET 60 Of my hand, Harry" poussd the
maiden. .Ifl button this ono myself You
would never make a prize fighter!'
"Why uot?" asked Harry.
"Becsuse Jon arc 90 awkward WITH the
gaovea"
'wouldny make prize lighter. wseldly I?'
he retorted holly. sssee how sh5aasully1 can
get one In on your mouth"
And he did, and followed Il up with severed
others. But she was young woman Who ceu1d
stand great deal q plnishment.
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0sKALoosa, Iowa, August 1B.-During tho
races yesterday FIRE broke out in the grand
stand. which was filed with 10000 people. A
stampede occurred. but fortunately no ono wss
hnrt About one-third Of the grand stand was
burAsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

Hupsox. n. Y.,NHE0St 2s-4he open air
tariff debute between Congressman Springer
of Illinois and x-Conares..q an Horr OF Michi-
gan took place at the fair groShds OF the coun-
try Agricultural Association this city this after.
noon. A large assemblage, mostly composed
of farmers, was present. and the question was
ABLY discussed on both sides
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Resisned m llffce.

BALTIMORE. August Rs.--Mr. Edward O.
Head. the grain broker, who made an assign
rhcnt for the bcnc1t Of cfedisors, has resigned
the Office Of president % the corn and nour ex-
change. Vice President Blanchard Randall
denG
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An Unruiy Horse.

LINCOLN, IT,, August as-Whilc ont riding
yesterday Fred Gcbibaeh's horse became UNI
manageable and seriously injured Ave persons.
Mrs Philip koontz Is expected 70 die from her
injuries. small dau,,Lt4r of Gehlbachs 10
crippled for life. Rosa Eoontx, Lulu Koonts
and Gehlbach we're badly isurt
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Capt. McCalla In Town.

Capt McCalla, who was recently tried by
court-mart,al and is now under sus-
pension for two years, is In
the city. stopping at worrnley's. Shortly after
his trial he applied for and obtained a
release from the operation Of the naval
regulation which prohibits an officer under
suspension from leaving the state Of which
living in Newport, R. L, and IL
was Thought only fair TO give him a little
larger territory in which TO move around than
the state of Rhode Island.
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Going to New York.

PrTTsBURe, August 28.-The general Offices
Of the American Axe and Tool Company, which
concern controls nearly all the edge tool fac
tories in the country, will on October 1 be
moved to New York. The object in moving
east Is largely to be near the importers OF this
class of goods
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ToDAr's BoSD OFFERS aggregated s63l, $50.
as follows: Registered 4iss-s5,000, $1,000,
$500, $500, $500, $500, $500. s4oO,
$40. 900. $4,000 $500. S22. 500, q. 500, $4,000.
$4,000. S6.lJ0. ESQ. ell 500. $1,000, S4O0, 900.
80. 600 under circular Of AUGUST 2l
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FELs 4 CO.. Makers. PhilsdeIphis. Pa

WILL BE FOUND AN EXCELLENT REMEDY
w for Sick Headache. Carriers Little Liver Pills.
Thousands Of letters from people who have used them
prove this fact. Try then.
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25 H.Snsoyr NV P.rrrnxz

~ HANDSOME NEW Il ATIE6NB
Or FINE CLOTH-SURFACE WATERPROOF WRAPS
The Most stylish and Becomins shapes Ever froduced-
he WASHINGTON" the Perfect Sleeveless Gar
ment
Inc "MoDJEsKA." the Most stylish Sling Sleeve
Garment
The CHESTER" Plain. Close Fitting and Neat; IN
Elegant school Garment in Misses Sizes.
The "ECKINGION." Gathered at Neck; very hand
some.
The ''FAIR." Dressy, Close-ftting Garment. with
Coat sleeve for Misses and Children.
Prices we're never so low for Fine Quality Water
proofs. GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY, JOB 9th st
jy31-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager.
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SARATOGA Races,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. ~ reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney, 141B street:
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NkRleIRlr

RUPP-MCDD. At the parsonage Of tho immaculate
C-aception Church by Rev Father o Neil August o3
1880 HENhlF kUPP aud IVY NJ. MuDp, both I'd
Washington. Do
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One Of the disappointed men at the Capitol
to-day was Senator Saunders Of Montana While
ali that strife was going on in tho House
yesterday he was sitting In his
place In the Senate. Col Saunders
has fondness for pugilism-that is, be likcs to
look on-and he keenly regrets the time wasted
In the senate when he might have been at the
other end Of the Capitol
Il ought to have been there's" said he, in re-
gretful tones 10 erAa reporter. ''Natur-
ally / am Interested in Wiison--we are
mar neighbors when we are home
snd want 10 sec how he conducts him.
self IN An encounter with q Jerseyman.
I did see one Of the Wilson family Epar once
Hia treat name vas Tug" and I Travelled all
the way from Helene to New Tcrk Tor the
sole purpose Of secing John l. Sullivan
kill him. Yes, / was disapesinted In shs re-
suit bat NE wilson family kept up los reputa-
ton and I wasn't sorry that I had travelled
nearly six thousaud mics 10 &c the tray"
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.

Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal Office today: Sam, 60; 2 pm, 70; maxi
num- 50: minimum g.
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LIEUT.. CaAA. A. BaApsux1, U.HN., Formerly
prssidsnt q The Oelunbia Athistie Club and
now sssasAsd - ~ Yorktown, b On short
VA y ~ siQ.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
VITAL STATISTICS.


The report of Health Officer Townsbend for
the week ending August % shows: Number
of deaths, SO; white. 4s; colored. 50. Death
rate per 900 per annum: White, 147; colored,
22.7. Total population, la2 Forty were
under five years OF age, 30 were under one
year old aud 16 over sixty years. Eight of
the deaths occurred in hospitals and public in
situations. The deaths by classes were as fol-
lows: Zymotc. 81; constitutional. 10; local. 80:
developmentai, s; violence. L. Principal causes
of death we're: Group. /; diphtheria. 2; con-
sumption, 6; diarrheal. IL: typhoid fever, 6;
malarial fever, 2; pneumonia. 3; bronchitis. 2;
whooping cough, 1. Births reported: 81 white
males, - white females. I6 colored males I6
colored females. Marriages reported: Is white,
colored.
BIDS OPENED.
Bids were opened by the Commissioners to-
day for furnishing the District with yitrifed
brick. The bidders we're \. NJ Hamilton. who
proposes to furnish 100000 vitrified paving
brick at so. 80 per thousand and j. A. Hayden
10000 vitriied paving brick at Sl9 per
thousand
BUILDING PERMITS
we're issued today as follows: W. r. Coon, three
brick dwelling, 6l5 to GIG Florida avenue, LIE
Droit Park, SIS, 000; Frank Aldrich. one frame
private stable on 18th street extended, $3.50;
Geo. j. Bond, four frame dwellings on the
Bladensburg road, $500; s. Oppenheimer,
three brick dwelling, lilo to TIA Sd sire t
northeast, sl.6s0; Jsrret I. Hoffman, one
brick store and dwelling on the northwest
corner It'll and Morton streets northeast q COO
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Tsls9rapAic Bricfl

Rev. Julius A Reed, piopeer clergyman Of
Iew6, yesterday.
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At meeting last night of the Victor Bicycle
Club Mr. Edgar s. Morgan was elected presi-
dent, Mr. Frost vice president and Mr.. Hah-
cock secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-28

ftters TO tone up your systein. Bug only the gen
nan ussesarsa b On. kteyeft s soh& Atau
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&c TAKEN EVERY NIGHT sI1MULATEs THE
loo and Appeuts. Carriers LATHE LAYER Pills.
II forget tina
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GOV. woLFLEY's REMOVAL
His Criticism OF Maj. PowciIs Irrixatioa
Scheme the Alleged Cause OF It.

One of the strong opponents OF Major Powell
and his plans in the recent arid land consro-
versy was Gov. wolney OF Arizona He vss %
heartily in earnest in his opposition 70
some features OF the proposed arid
land legislation that he sat dova
in his gubcrnstorial chair and wrote let,ess -
Secretary Noble. In these letters he forgot for
the time that he was addressing his ofEeiai
superior, and he did not hesitate not only 20
criticise Maj. Powell with . wild western
freedom but the Interior Department
came in for share OF his denunoiAtion. All
these letters we're filed away in the Interios
Department. and when few days ago secretsry
Noble ordered the governor to report "a
him at once in Washington the
letters were brought out and placed in neat
little piles on the Secretary's desk. There the
governor found them confronting him on his
arrival yesterday. end today he and the
secretary have been enjoying O
little conference in the Secretary
private room. The general supposition 10 THAI
the Secretary is metaphoricslly wiping up the
moor with the governor OF Arizona and when
he gets through with him he will no longer oc.
cupy the nrst official position IN that territory.
AFFIRMATION AND DENIAL.
PHOENIX, A. T.. August 2s--The report sent
out from Tucson saying that Gov. wolfey had
been removed is without foundation. The
governor is out of town, but close friend said
last night: 1T is preposterous TO sav the gov
ernor will be removed without, a bearing He
has gone TO Washington. but he IL q fighter and
he'll down his enemies"
TUcsoS, ARIz., August 2s-The Secretary Of
the Interior has wired Gov wolhey that the
President requires has resignation imme diateiy.
Refusal will cause summary removal
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TaE Freshness viii return 70 the city 1t 4
pm ssdax
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French Furniture Polish viii make old furniturs
oh new. Best In the market Price. SOC per bottle
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ENDORSING THE PRESIDENT.
The Platform Of the Michigan Repub-
ncans Stands by Harrison and Reed.

DETROIT, MIcH., August 26.-Ths platform
commends Harrison's administration, the
course Of Speaker Reed and that of the SEN
ators and Representatives Of Michigan in Con-
gress, declares for free ballot and fair count,
indorses the silver bill and Governor
Luce's administration. Changes in the state tai
law are favored 80 as to have all property not
exempted bear the burden equally. Il COM
mends the course Of the party in temperance
legislation and reaffirms the position
Of the party expressed in previous
platforms on the temperance question,
opposes the issue of free passes to members Of
the legislature and all other public officers and
urges the passage Of laws INJECTING heavy
penalties upon those Offering passes. The tariff
plank favors such revision of our
national tariff laws as viii pro-
tect producers, laborers and farmers
against ruinous competitions OF foreign pro-
auctions and cheaper labor. and especially
commends those features of the Mckinley bill
which provide for the protection of farm pro-
ducts as well as manufactured goods.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA, August 2s.-First race. six fur.
longs-Gipsy Queen won, with Jay F. Dee sec
ond and Ofallece third. Time, LA
Second race, the Relief stakes, one mile and
five hundred yards-Reclars won and Ban Chief
was second. Time, 2221<. Mora was drawn.
Third race, one mile and furlong-Englisf
Lady won, with Hamlet second Time, 2021<.
The other entries were drawn.
Fourth race, the Morrissey stakes-F!ood
won, with Marauder second and Sam d. third.
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VNOMEN FROM THEIR SEDENTARY HABITS
w are often subject to Hcadache and Constipation.
These quickly removed by Carters Little Liver
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Orrnnour Rx THr HEar

During the part few days have 4 case IN my
household which your imported Johann Hon .
Malt Extract has raised right up from exhaustion
caused by the heat.
Nrs. H. B. JEWETT,
West Orange N. j.
Beware Of Imitation. The GENUINE has the sig-
nature of Johann Hofr' and 'Moritz Eisner on the
neck Of every bottle. te30tth.s
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NETWORK 1seo-rwENryrwo PAGES

"fdce' IL. a. Cunningham. Justice Power and others
put up $500 TO 81 900 each
plentiful supply of choice refreshments was
served az the close Of the evening, and De Wolf Hop
per- "Charley" Reed and other wctnown artists
entertained the gathering with mrthf deneatons and
recltauons. The Brunswick and Brooklyn Quartet
cuDs ADDED music and song TO the evenings merrlment
AZ aDsorDlng topic of discussion the suit for
aainases , Wmch Justice Power will bring this week
against justice Murray. The papers drawn up
ami VIII be served upon the defendant, demanding
fiou.o9o ior defamation Of character and SANDER
hichard y. Cunningham. who il supposed pos
seSsed inc most solid claim against Mr. Murray. owing
70 inc auers charges connecting Mr.. Cunningham
WIN inc 5000 check and the sale Of "A clcrllShip
mas been advised by his lawyers that he has no case
because Murray said that ne only repeated what he
had heard Mr.. Cunningham however. is not sat
shed with this advice, and returned the papers to his
IceaI ADVISERS with The direction to give the matter
a fesh examination and bring suit If the facts can
be possibly made 10 uphold it. II was slyly limited
on me outside Of the club last night that Mr.. Gun
nlngham mas reasons Of his own not yet made public
Tor not wishing 10 figure antagonist OF Murray
in q court OF law and has had his advice made 10
order. But Mr Powers Is to go regardless Of
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LIE END OF Two SEASONS

The Charity Bali given at the Lyceum The
ltrc last night for the 20oth time and the last time
for tho present season. Tho house was filed, rs II
has been nearly every night tho end of the run
was announced. The company will have n
longer than ii has had before I'm several wears.
\ little souvenir Of last nights performance consisted
~ a neat folder OF whtc cardboard. with an orna-
mental first page printed in silver, the programme on
the third page. and tho second and fourth four
scenes from the play. printed In brown.
Miss Rosiua VOTES finished her Of six weeks
10 Days Theatre last night, PLAYING In Honor
Bound Ny Mllncr's BIZ" and d" \ Pantonimc Re
hcarsal.1 Tho attendance since the beginning ~ tho
cnea Gcmcnt has been such would Justify u longer
continuance OF II. but Miss Vohcs does not wish 10
~ the summer IN En- gland.
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A CAPITAL LECTURE BY 4 CAPITOL GyrDE

Washington, May 81 lSpeclal.A venture Of Interest
to every one IN Washington who visits the Capitol fire.
quently- namely lecture, with stercopticon views
on the customary sights at the big building on tho
hlll-drcw good sized crowd 10 Wizards Hall here
this evening. Howard KENNEDY. the best known and
most Chcstcrfc!dan Of the Capitol guifce, is about -
80 on the illustrated lecture platform with the
tanning anecdotes he has been so long detailing to
visitors here and has formed a partnership With an
artist and 10 furnish him with the things he
talks about. The entertainment tonight was ~
detrimental one. and. except for some SHORTCOMINGS
Of the s'ercOptlcOn man, was voted success. Mr.
Kennedy VIII 60 on the road shortly and his lecture
VIII no doubt win the popular favor. He has seen
the capitol and its inmate, with open eyes, and
promises % add good stories 10 the incNa sine
public men.