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18TH AND STREETS,
HAS
CUT PRICES
ON ENTIRE STOCK

The most extensive and varied assortment ever
in this city, comprising = 600 Rolls. over 100
d ferent patterns, latest designs and effect.
1858 Rolls Fancy China Mstting reduced from CSC.
Az Rolls Fancy China Mating reduced from soc.
to 25c. per yard.
295 kolls Fancy Seamless Mating .redu ced from
$50. to CSC. per yard.
3e7 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
Acc. to Soc. Yer yard
439 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
45c. to 35c. per yard
357 Rolls Fancy Seamless Mating reduced from
Boo. to A0c PER yard.
100 Rolls Fancy Mating, "a per Roll
$50 Fancy Mating Rugs, 3x4 yds, reduced from
s. so to $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
MIR. RANDALL's SUCCESSOR.
The New Representative from Philadel-
phia Receives a Cordial Greeting.

The new Representa-
tive from Mr.. Randall's
old district in Pennsyl-
vania entered on his
congressional duties
this morning in a blaze
of glory. Mr.. Vaux had
been SO well heralded
by the newspapers that
his appearance on the
Hoor was anxiously
looked for. As a fore
runner to Mr.. yaux's
entrance to the cham
Der his desk on the
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. May 2S.-Cotton firm--niddlpg
12x. Flour, Arm and unchanged Howard street
400: do. do. family, 4.25a4.so City mills. Rio
brands, extra, 4.75a5.00; winter wheat patent
5.o0a5.50; spring, do do, 5.loa5.5O do. do
straight, 4:ooao.OO; 90. DO. extra 4lOa4.60
ag2 Longberry, SSa93: No. 2, 90: steamer No. .
red. IS; western steady; No. winter red, spot
9Oa914; May, s0a9Ia;July. 91kaA; August, 9l1s
az; september, vlH Corn-southern dun, white.
4Ia43: yellow, 40a4iH: western stendy mix cd
spot, 4la4lA; May, 40a4lA; June, 403Sa4Os,;
July, i0a a40ss; August, 40ka40,l; steamer. :}s[
Oats firm-ungraded southern and Pennsylvania.
31a33k; do western. white, 34ha35h; 60. do.
mixed, 33a34; graded No. ., white, a4ka35k.
Rye quiet neutrality-suspicious.. 63a65; prime Ola
o3; good TO fair, 5SaG0 Hay steady Unchanged
visions steady and unchanged-mess pork, old
1875, new 1880; bulk meats loose shoulders,
5h; long clear and clear rib sides, 6k; sugar
picked shoulders, Ga; sugar-cured smoke ed
IL; lard, refined N. crude Gaa0k. Butter steady
and MISUNDERSTANDING. fancy, 49, do fair to
choice, 12aI3; do. imitatation. 10aIl ladle. fancy
9a10 do. good to choice, sal2; roofs, fine, 12al4
do. fair 10 good, Sail: store packed, Gas; grass
5as. Eggs firm, active-l5al5k. Coffee firm
Rio csrgoes fair, 19ka20: No, Z, .1salsh. Sugar
and anchangedreiined, l3xai4s. whisky arm,
good demand--100a1l0 Freights 70 Liverpool Der
steamer-cotton :e0c.; fiour, l2s.6d.; grain, I.sd
Cork for orders -3s.a:is.6d. Saies-wheat, 81, 900
bushels: corn. il Goo bushels.
BALTIMORE. May 2S.-Firginia corsols 51a
So: do. l04o's, 43a44k; do. threes, 6sa AIS 4
Baltimore and Ohio stock, 10laI05; Northern
Central IL consolidated gas bonds. ia aalI5; do.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May u tClosing).-Wheat-June,
03i4: July, o. Corn-June, $685.. July, 81 i.
oats-May. 20; June, en-; July, 20ll. rork-June,
September, u.31k. Short ribs--Juiy 5.27h: Sep
TENDER, 5.47JE.
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A Woman Supposed TO BE Insane

There Is a little woman in a red dress at the
sixth police precinct station in charge of the
matron. The prisoner gives her name as Cath
crime Ma!oney and says she is from California.
No further information can be obtained from
the unfortunate woman, who spent the greater
part OF the day yesterday in the Baltimore and
ONO depot, where, by strange conduct, she
attracted the attention of the railroad officials
Policeman Dasid Hamilton took her to the
station house, where She Vas held on suspicion
that she Is insane. This morning she gave
more evidences OF insanity. and unless her
friends can be found she will be examined by
the police surgeons as TO her me ntal condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
Fell Dead I'm "A Store.

Yesterday at Elkton, Nd. Miss Mary Part
ridge. highly esteemed lady and sister of
John Partridge, secretary OF the Cecil County
Agricultural Society, dropped dead in the store
OF L. A. Perkins. on Main street. Heart failure
is supposed TO be the cause OF her death. She
was eighty years OF age.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE DISTRICT CANNOT INTERFERE.

THE DISTRICT CANNOT iNTEhfERE.
Senator John sherman in letter 20 The
Commissioners the other day called attention
TO the fact that in laying out the Columbia
Heights addition he, trustee. conformed %
the general plan OF the streets OF the city. In
every conveyance. he says, there was stipuls-
ton with the party Of the first part that when
erecting building upon his property II shall not
be within 30 feet OF the street line nor used for
manufacturing or mechanical purposes or the
sale OF spIrituous liquors. He SAYS further that
ne understands that party By the name OF ID
l. Prank Is erecting a building without regard
TO Tins stipulation near the corner OF Whitney
avenue and 18th street extended. claiming that
the county surveyor has given HIM the building
line without reference TO the deed. He re-
quests that the surveyor be instructed TO
enange the line and give the party notice. He
also requests that the District surveyor be re-
qnested to record upon his books the building
line as specified IN the deed. The Commission.
ers referred the matter 10 the attorney for the
District
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued as follows: Herman Thurman,
one frame dwelling and store. 81 800: Mashings
ton GGslight Company. one brick workshop.
temperance alley northwest. - 900; J. n.
Lane, one frame dwelling on Sd street ex
tended. $4,000; ". h. Carr. six brick dwellings
az lS5 and lSI . street ard from 1870 10 Is<d
Union street southwest $1,000 permit was
also issued to Llbbey. Bltunger \ Miller 20
locate lumber yard on h street between 4th
and 9Th streets northwest: $4,000
MISCELLANEOUS.
new fire hydrant will be erected on the
southeast corner of North Capitol street and
Florida avenue northeast
The well on street between 81 and az
streets southwest has be en- ordered TO be nlled
and abandoned
The superintendent of streets has reported an
Illegal obstructon-a fence-in an alley in
square l56 near 18th street The fence win
be removed
The building inspector has notified Messrs
Anthony Hyde and c. VI. Matthews 20 remove
the dllapidaied frame dwelling on lot Is. reser-
vatlon A, south side of Pennsylvania avenue
between ID and 81 streets northwest as the
same is dangerous to life
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Pubic SAFETY
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should be
placed upon the market 1t cannst therefore. be
stated too emphsticaly repeated too often. that
all who in need of a GENUINE BLOOD PURI-
FIER should be sure and ask for
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4 OST THE BLOOM OF

IL youth by inattention to
the skin. Found again by
the use or Fels's Germicide
Sap. Lessons and prevents
freckles. tan, discOloratiou
and inflammation of the
skin. Its sweet and dainty
odor IL the result of nat
ural ingredients. not OF
irritating periumery. Pro-
tects the healthy skin and
cures the diseased skin.
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Died at Western MARYLAND College.

Emmet Kennedy OF Indian Territory. ward
Of Mr.. Albert L. Fox of this city. died yester-
day at Western Maryland College. Westminster,
of which he was a student. Young Kennedy
was a grandson of Col. L. 4. Pitchlynn. a former
Choctaw chief aud tor a number Of years rep
resentatlye at Washington.
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Hells of Hawkcrs.

To the Editor of THE EvESISG STAR:
Most assuredly the strawberry fends have
just now as complete possession Of this IN
fortunate city as ever Scott had of the con-
quered City of Mexico. As was enjoying my
sleep about 6 o'clock this morning | was
aroused by the inhuman yells of a band of
these marauders who. for one mortal and
agonizing hour, made early morn hideo1s"
and sleep impossible. Just think of such bar
barity being allowed in the capital of the
nation, Is there no law against il? If there is
why is 1t not enforced? Surely if poor one
legged Jim" was guilty of an offense for stand
ing with his one leg on the public highway.
the offense of these general disturbers" of
the peace and comfort of the whole commu-
nifty must be ten times greater Ms.
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A brakeman Sues for Damages.

Lewis Z. Brown has, by Blair Lee. filed a
suit against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company for $4,000 damages for injuries sus-
tanned Juno 10, 1887. Brown was brakeman
and while coupling cars was caught between an
engine and a'box car, having mis- right shoulder
cruslad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

VIM. A. Barr, lawyer, has brought suit in
St Paul, Mimi, against VIM. q. Stahl Of Pitts
burg to recover $4,000 as attorneys fees and
money advanced in proving title to tract of
land sold by Stahl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

The GRIDIRoN CLUB will close its entertain
ments for the season Saturday night with a
dinner at the Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

Mr. VIM. Murphy slipped on a banana peel
on Pennsylvania avenue near 18th street. and
in falling his head WAS badly cut. DIR. Middle
ton, at the Emergency Hospital. attended him.
Al the fire III the asylum grounds yesterday.
mentioned IN The STAR. Charles keefe of No
3 Engine Company had a harrow escape from
death. being overcome by smoke. DIR. Mohun
attended hun, and states that lie will recover
in few DAVIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

VIM. c. Chapman, eyed twenty-oue. and Well
ford g. Dean. his cousin, aged thirty-one, of
Richmond were drowned in q mill pond at
Providence Forge, in New Kent county Mon
day, by their boat capsixine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
FELS'S
GERMIClDE SOAP.

SOOTnES and cures in
famed and irritate d
parts Of the skin and scalp.
Protects the skin from
disease BY opening the
pores and allowing scope
to the wonderful healing
powers Of the soap. Pee--
less III its purity. Dainty
and Sweet in constant use.
Pimples and Oily skin
prevented and cure d.
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SARSAPARILLA

Has been the standard blood purifier of the word-no
other approaching il in popular confidence univer
sal demand. Its formula is approved by the leading
physicians and druggists. Being pure and highly
concentrated it Is the most economical of possible
blood medicine. kvery purchaser of Ssrsaparilla
should insist upon having this preparation and
that each bottle bears the well-knowu name Of
J. G. AVER co..
LOWELL. MASS.
In every quarter Of the globe Ayers Sarsaparil!. is
proved TO be the best remedy for all diseases Of the
blood. Lowell druggists unite in tesfying to the su
peror excellence this medicine and to its great pop
ularity in the city of its manufacture.
AYERS sARsAPARIILA.
PREPARED BIZ
DR.. J. c. AVER CO., LOWELL, MASS.
Sold By druggists. 81 g for s5. Worth 50 botse
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GREAT REDUCTION IN
SMYRNA RUGS.
NOTE THE PRICES


/" 15O 60 Mats =. 100
600 Moquette, Wilton. Body and Tapestry brussels,
Ottoman, at 23c.. Ace. 5Oc. and Toe.
CHAMBER SUITE
Look at those offered tor S3.. solid Oak. pieces,
Antique OAK and sixteenth Century Finish, Large
Dressers. with Beveled Glass. made expressly FOR
Us after our own design. worth fully $40.
Nothing better in the market
Chars to match, 81.
Rockers to match =
Examine our Line
Over 10 a ferent styles from ~. 10 up.
our assortment Cannot be exeeietl
Full line ReirigeratOrs AID Ice Chests, from So
~. Look those the dry-ai principle. No pack
lug to absorb or retain tie moisture.
Porcelain lined Water COOIers from $40 up.
Wire Window Screens and Doors made to order at
totcest pCsxibLs prices. See our Adjustable Window
Screens VIII fit any window.
Loose Furniture Covers To order. Perfect Mt guar
anteed. Low prices. Estimates furnished
Upholstery Goods, Light WEIGHT Curtains and Drsp-
cries for summer, Cur below cost
pair; former price sl2. Very handsome.
Imported PunJab Curtains. Reduced from $40 to
Cd 80 per pair Elegant and stylish for summer.
SILK and Wool Renaissance for upholstery purposes
Reduced TO 81 40 per yard: former price IS. 90.
100 rsir Light-weight Curtains, cool and durable
for summer. Reduced TO ysc. por pair.
WALL PAPERS.
New and correct designs Choice effects and color
classmates furnished.
JULIUS LANsBURGH,
m24 18th and SITS.
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Now VorE

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to CorsOn and Mccartney. L 10 street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
FELS'S
GERMICIDE SOAP.

OF PECULIAR value in
all forms of skin and scalp
disease. The germs are
destroyed. the pores
opened, sores. irritatad
and itching parts soothed
and free and full activity
Is given to the effective,
healing and medical pow
ers of the soap. And
while delfthtful to use
every day il Is doing its
duty by warding of disease.
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oFFICE OF
WOODWARD L LorHRoP.
COR 18th AND r STA NV.
oFFICE OF
WEDNESDAY. MAr %. 1890.

o'clock Decoration Day, Is the
store will be closed at that hour
SPECIAL BARGAINS ~
LADIES' yEsTs.-In order to
close on. three lines Of Ladies'
Vests xe have made the following
extraordinary reductions:
LADIES' Ribbed Cotton yestA
Lon neck and no sleeves. Reduced
70 I0c. each
Ladie.' Jersey-fttins Gsuze
Vests. low neck and no sleeves.
Reduced to 25c each.
ladies' Fine Balbriesan Vests,
high neck and long sleeves. Re-
duoed to 37ISc. each.
(First floor: snneI)
NEWS IN LACES. We have
lowered the price on II pieces Of
4O-iuch Black Cban.illy Lace
Flouneing from sl.o5 to 81
per yard
45-iuch Black Drapery Lace.
Reduced from 1925 to s255
ger yard
Black Lace Drapery Net. Re-
duced from $500 to s3. 30 per
yard.
Black Lace Drapery Net Re
duced from 1915 to "a per
yard.
First fioor)
REDUCTIONS IN PARA
SOLS.-A charce to get your
Parasols for Decoration day.
Ladies' 22-inch Changeable Silk
Parasols. in Red. Blue. Brown.
Gray, Cream and Black. Re-
ducel from $3.50. o. and $3.50
TO $50. Sc and "a each.
Tirst floor.
GOOD HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR 1Oc.-Ladies' All-linen
Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Han1kerehiefs. Only 1Oc. each.
Ladies' White All-linen Fancy
Helnstitched Handkerchiefs.
Oaly 1Oc. each.
Ladies White All-linen HEM
stitched handkerchief, two-inch
hem. Only 1Oc. each.
Ladies' White All-lineu Hem
stitched Handkerchief, one-half
aad oue-inch hem. Only 1Oc.
each.
Qirst fioo=.,
SPECIALS IN WHITE GOODS
200 pieces Plaid Lawns in an at
tractive variety Of patterns. Only
121Ec. per yard.
A NOVELTY. White Linen
PIque, in fancy checks and stripes.
Specially suitable for Ladies'
Dresses and Children's Kilt Suits.
Soc. Soc. 62lsc. and 75c. per
yard.
Plain and Fancy Tuekings. IN
the latest designs. 3oc., 6Oc., 65c.,
95c. to s1.25 each.
4S-inch White India Muns.
35c.. Acc. Soc. 75c. and S5c. per
yard.
4S-inch India Null. in Cream.
Light Blue. Pink, &c. SOC. per
yard
Second noor)
GLOyEs.-we Will put the fol-
lowing special value on sale to-
morrow:
Ladies' Shut. Length Mousque-
.aire Suede Gloves. in assorted
shades Of Tan and Brown. cru.
broidered backs. Only Sc. per
pair.
uirst floor. center.)
POPULAR UNDERWEAR FOR
MEN.-we are prepared to meet
your every want in Pembroke
make Of Feather-weieht Drawers
and Might shirts, indispensable
FOR real comfort in midsummer.
Made of Nainsook or Cross-barred
Muslin. and although being Light
IN weight are also very strong.
tAen's Department. 1913 F ST.
SPECIALS IN LINENS loo
Plain and Fancy Linen Turkish
Towels. extra size and quality.
Reduced to 35c. each
$50 Seven-quarter Cardinal
Cloths. with Black and White
Borders. Only 81 each
100 six-quarter Cardinal
Cloths. with Black and white
Borders. Only soc. each.
Six-quar.er Satin Darnask After.
noon Tea Cloths. with Knotted
Fringe. 90 each.
sir-Quarter Plain Linen After
noon Tea Cloths, with Hemstiteh-
ins and DTIwn Work. s250
each
tSecond roor)
DRESS rRIMMISGs.-we are
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MtEfAgIIeHs
III ED

sORRELI-HiLI- i3y the Rev. T q. Addison Of the
Trinity Church. JOSEPH SORREII. and Jennie
HILL both Of aasbngtOn. DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

APPROVED DY THE PREsIDENT.-The Presi-
dent has approved the joint resolution to pay
the salaries of officers and employees of Con-
gress for the month of May. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28
Range of the Thermometer Today.

The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. 62; pm, "A; MAXI
num- IS; minimum. "a
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Name.
WASHINGTON Mock EXCHANGE.

Sales - Regular Call-12 o'clock .m.: ID. c. 6s
OF 1891, $1,000 at 104. Traders National Bans,
3 at l05. Lincoln Fire Insurance, 100 at 81;
100 at 81; so at 81: American Graphophone,
so at 1875; 10 at 1871.
1Oa's bid, loa,. asked. L. 5. AVS. 1891. coupon,
lo3H bid, ioi asked: Y: s. As. registered. 1907.
la2 bid. la2'd asked L. S. As, coupons, 1872 bid,
District OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6s. 1901.
coin, 1884 bid. Per imp. Is, 1901 currency,
lo5 bid. Market stock IS, 1852, currency.
lO4x bid. aO-year fund, 5s 1896 gold, Ii3ss bid.
Water stock. Is, 1901, currency, I3i bid 30
yeariund, g. gold 1902 lsl bid. Water stock, IS,
fund, currency, 122 bid, 1225J asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. 8. Electric Light bonds.
1st. Us. l05 bid. u Electric Light bonds I'd Is,
Railroad. 1910. 6s. l0o bid. Washington nnd
Georgetown Convertible bonds. 6s, 2G5 bid, 30
asked. Masonic Han Association IS. 1898,
mortgage, Is, ITO bid. Washington Market com
pany bonds. imp. Us. 11s bid, 122 asked.
Inland and seaboard Company. 6s, 1897, II bid
1904. 100 bid. Washington Light Infantry bonds,
Cd ~, 1904. 100 bid, 1O5 asked. Washington Gas
Light Company bonds. series A. 6s. l2lh bid.
Washington Gas Light Company bonds series
b. Is, 121'l bid. 12i asked. Hygienic Ice Com
pany, LIST mortgage, 6s 10. asked. American
Security and Trust io2T bid. los asked.
bid. 500 asked. Bank Of Republic, 265 bid. Metro
politan. 300 bid, 300 asked. Central, 300 bid
6eCOnd. Iy2 Dl1, I'D asked. Farmers and Me-
chanics 100 bid. 200 asked. Citizens 166 bid $50
asked Columbia. ISL bid, 1897 asked. Capt.
tal l21 bid. West End, 104S bid, JOG asked
Traders, los bid, 106 asked Lincoln, SO bid 90
asked.
railroad Stocks - Washington and George
town, 800 bid, ;f!5 asked. Metropolitan l73 bid
l747; asked. Columbia 73 bid. so asked. Capitol
and North street. 20 bid. lexington and
Soldiers Home, 20 bid, 10 asked. Georgetown
and Tenallytown, 81 bid, 81 asked.
Insurance Stocks-Fneu EMS, Al bid. Franklin
80 bid. Metropolitan. 81 bid. National Union,
II bid, "a asked. Arlington, 100 bid Corcoran,
81 bid. Columbia, Use bid, 10 asked. German
American. $50 bid. Potomac. IS bid, or asked.
Riggs, 81 bid, asked. Peoples, 90 bid 6
asked. Lincoln, 5sS bid, 81 asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title l2S
bid Columbia Title, 6% bid. asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
AZ bid. AK asked. Georgetown Gas, As bid.
U. S. Electric Light 100 bid, 133 asked.
Telephone Stocks - Pennsylvania, 25 bid oSs.
asked. Chesapeake and Potomac 73s. bid. -
asked. American Graphophone Company, IL
bid. l3A asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market Com
chine Company, 3s1 bid. Great Falls Ice Com
pany 200 bid. Bull Run Panorama, 23 bid &c
asked. National Safe Deposit Company, 24O
bid Washington Safe Deposit Company, lo7
bid, 14O asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage, l
bid. IL asked. Washington Loan and Trust
Company, 37s bid, asked. American Security
and Trust Company, 55 bid. 80 asked. Lincoln
Hall, 90 bid, 100 Hygienic Ice Company, 30 bid.
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FELS'S
GERMICIDE SOAP.

PHYSICIANS use Fels's
9ermicide Soap in their
practice. Because il is
the best medium whereby
the sntiseptics and ger
Inicides Necessary to the
cure of cutaneous affec-
tions can be employed.
So mild and pure is Fels's
GernIIcide Soap that even
the tender skin of the baby
gains tone aud h alt h
from it's C on Q TAM use.
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The Wayland Seminary Commencement.

The Wayland Seminary Commencement.
At the commencement exercises of the Way
land Seminary, to take place at the Metropoli-
tan A. N. E. church this evening, there win be
two graduates from the theological department.,
William James Hackett of Coal Valley, W. Va
Jas. Alphonso Pitts OF Baltimore. The graduates
from the normal department. are: James Bur-
nett, Glenmore billiard, Thomas Edmonds,
Oscar Fuller, John Gardner, Thomas L. Grit
fth Jesse Nash, John Roberts, Moses Sinclair,
Thomas Wise, Archie Wormley, Matte Brown
Ella T. Carter, Carrie Epps, Bessie Gardner,
Julia A. Norman, Lizzie E. Perry and Martha
J. Washington, all Of Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-28

A VERY SHORT SPACE OF TIME is required to
write half a dozen paragraphs of not over $50
words each. THE STAR in its advertising con-
test offers prizes of 500. $50 and S25 for the
best three patches of such paragraphs. See
conditions on first mage
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m26-2w

A LITTLE MEDICINE OF THE RIGHT KIND.
"A taken the right time, Is invaluable That means
Carriers Little LAYER Pills and take them now.
DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS, AND
IL nervousness makes you dyspeptic; either one
renders you serable Carriers Little Liver Pills
hof
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WOODWARD { LOTHRop,
Cer.er 18th sci r sta aU
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FEIS L CO..
Makers, Philadelphia.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-26
THE AMALGAMATED,s ELECTION.
Tint Report of Religious Bifereucs
Pronounced nm Exargeratsou.

Tint Report of Religious Differences
Pronounced an Exaggeratson.
Some few days ago in THE DISPATCH
labor columns mention was made of reported
differences in the election of delegates to
the Amalgamated Association on the alleged
grounds OF religious issues. We have since
had calls from members of the association
who state that the matter was greatly e1ag.
gerated by the party or parties who informed
our reporter.
The election of delegates in nearly all of
the local lodges will take place tomorrow.
The contests in many cases are waxing quite
warm, but assurance is given by the men,
bers who called that the contests are being
conducted in friendly manner. The en-
ployes at Carnegie's Thirty-third street
mill claim that the contest there is entirely
amicable. and that as far as they are con-
cerned the question of the religion OF q can
didate is not entering into the race at all.
They are quite indignant that such a report
was given prominence, and declare that
while there may be some who would be in
fuenced by such considerations the matter
has been greatly exaggerated.
Messrs. Frank Martin and John w. Nc
Coy, candidates for delegates to the next
convention of the Amalgamated Convention
from Eureka Lodge No. 43 are especially
emphatic in their denial that any such issue
is entering their contest as has been reported.
The above embodies their statement.