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rooms, &C.. and the western end 20 the as
sembly hail. 20 by - feet Over the hallway
is gallery for musicians, and at its north end
is a coy little parlor for ladies. The balcony
in front of the assembly hall is Is by As feet
The building. which designed by Messrs.
Hornblower and Marshall, the latter being
member of the club. cost about 5000.
The club. while homeless. was given plenty
of accommodations both the Capital Bicycle
Club and the Potomac Boat Club making the
members honorary members tor the time
being. In return for these courtesies the
members of both clubs have been invited to
the opening ard will be treated with special
honor.
The arrangements for the opening have been
planned and carried out by the following COM
mittee: Jas. Rush Marshall, chairman; w. b.
Albert. 4. f. H. harrington, Percy +. Clarke,
Benz. Crane. VI. VI. Crenshaw. Frank l.. Dyer
Il. II. Eldridge, i. Il. Green. o. b. Goodall. J.
II. Goodrich, {. L. Kennedy. T. S. himball, j.
II. Lake w. J. Marsh. Harry Newcomb. p. X.
Parsons. c. f. Rice, A. Rodriguez J. L.
Robertson. II. W. Stevens. J. Ii. Torbert, II. L.
Webb, Rev. L. s. Wyncoop.
THE MEMBERSHIP.
The active members of the club. seventy
five in number, are as follows: W. b. Albert,
NJ Bailey. Il. c. Balantyne, ii. s. Barbour. L.
L. X. Darlington. q. C. Boarman, W. w. Boar
man. l. ID. Blunt, B. 4. Bryan. J. :. Brown, f.
{. Bowen, {. W. Bushnell. W. W. Christmas T.
+. Clarke. &. II. Cieaves, W. A. Cowles. Aug
Crane, jr., Benz. Crane, NJ. VI. Crenshaw. ".
ID. Davidge, ir., Andrew Devine. Z. I. Dodge.
J. NJ. Durant, F. l.. Dyer. q. X. Edwards, J. c.
Edwards. q. IL. Etdridge. +. W. Flowers. J. Il
Goode, jr., o. B. Goodall, J. II. Goodrich. Il.
Il. Green, J. l. Griffith. A. A. Hassan, r. l.
Joyce, {. L. Kennedy, DIR. T.. s. Kimbsll. j. L.
Lake, /. L. Libbey, Saml Maddox. W. J.
Marsh. J. II. Marshall, L. :. Maunder. Eugene
Morgan. +. ID. Mckinney, h. c. Mckinney,
W. A. Mckinney, Harry Newcomb. II. =. Nv
man. J. A. Oliver, Il. L. Pairo, r. II. Parsons,
ID. W. Patterson. II. Nj. Payne, w. VI. Ponder
ter, p. r. Perkins, L. l.. Perkins. W. c. Prem
tiss, c. L. Rice, J. l.. Robertson, A. Rodriguez,
W. IL. Ruff Z. q. Russell, A. 7. Smith, ). T..
Smith. L. W. Stevens Il. II. Thayer, S. ID.
Trimble, J. b. Torbert. DIR. W W. Townsend,
Jesse Warren, II. L. Webb. +. l.. Williams, J.
5. Winship, Rev. T. ). Wyncoop.
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HOME AGAIN.
The Analostan Boat Clubs House,
warming Tomorrow Evening.

Tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock the men,
bers OF the Analostan Boat Club, after being
homeless for year. will begin their house
into their own property after their loss by the
mood ofJune. SO The new house will he tested
TO the last limit Ct capacity. a thousand invita-
tons having been issued for this occasion
Prom TO I O'Clock there will be q reception st
the house. The affair will be somewhat in
formal Members OF the club will be st the
house at 4 o'clock 20 receive guests aud friends
desiring to inspect the house and boats are e1-
pected to come early
Al Z O'Clock the new barge will be launched
ana properly christened by Mr. Harvey l.
| Pages daughter, Priscilla Sewell Page, and
named the Analostan, the same as the barge
| lost a year ago
Visiting crews from the other clubs viii be
| received IN state at 80 O'clock Ry the time
that this Is concluded the fleet OF the club will
| be put into the water and manned and n IL 10
| then dark enough. the night parade will take
| place. Every canoe and boat within reach will
he pressed into service and decorated with
| lanterns and other illumination When thew
| are wei out in the river, moving IN file and
column and front. lot of FIRE works will
be set of. making the river blaze with sparks
and glow with colors. When all the powder
/ has been burned and the candles in the lanterns
| have been snufted out the river party will re-
| turn TO shore and the new house will be given
| over to music and dancing.
Herdics will run TO the Analostan Boat House
| tomorrow evening.
| THE IMITATION
The card of invitation sent ont by the Climb
for the opening is pretty rs IL is unique, re-
hecting credit upon the designer. Mr. W. J..
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hit of humanity clad IN natures finest gar
ments and nothing else sits cross-legged for
lack of space, upon bit of plank. floating in
the water. The narrow edge Of board. show
ing above the food. bears this inscription:
Wrecked June l. 1850" while the youngster
holds aloit ribbon scroll gleefully telling all
Here we are again" The entire card is
printed IN a delicate blue. the color of the club.
THE NEW CLUB HOUSE.
The house IL situated about hundred yards
north OF the spot from which the old building
disappeared on tina: wild June day. II is well
sheltered by wharves from the swing of the
current and Ia firmly set on = stone foundation.
Its dimensions are A. by 20 feet. giving ample
room for the use of the seventy-fve members
OF the club. The first floor, devoted to aquatic
part of club life. will be II feet above low
water. Here are stored the new boats Of the
club IN three aisles. An inclined platform de-
sends to the waters edge on the west. At the
south side broad staircase rises to the upper
floor. which is divided into two parts
by the hall. which runs north and south The
eastern end is given over TO the lockers bath
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FOR SALE-IOTS
"HoLMr.p MASoR.-

Lots in Holmead Manor. Mt Pleasant for sale
These Lots directly the line Of substantial i'm
proVements and near Whitney ave- the able
drive from the northwest section Of the cify 20 sol
diers Home. with street either side and only
few minutes walk from Boundary. The trustees are
determined TO improve this property. the lots are
ties purchasing Lots and desiring TO build have
money advanced Tor that purpose with easy Of
payment Streets being graded and sidew siks laid
and trees will lie planted in s'sson. Business men
familiar with values in all sections and the
city. PRONOUNCE this property substantial for
nent and the prices reasonab than tor any sub
diNis placed on the market this year.
LOIS from 100 square feet upward
Prices from % TO Soc r'er foot.
Terms easy.
Take the 9TH or l4th ST 10 examine this prop
ery and observe the high ocsion and beautiful out
look on every side
Pists and important information TO improvements
can be had at the office Of
my2s-7t Nm. II. SAUNDERS CO., l407 st.
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A WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT.
Kicked on the Head by a Horse and
Knocked Senseless.

Annie Gray. a colored woman who lives 81
1909 Temperance avenue, was walking on 18th
street between I and L streets on her way
home last evening when she was kicked on the
head by horse and fell senseless 10 the pave
ment She was taken TO her home and attended
by Drs. J. J. Starring and NJ. \. Jenner, and
was subsequently, senl to the Freedmsn's Hos
pitai. Her injuries are serious. The horse,
attached TO buggy. was in charge of John r.
Thomas. and, having run away, fell and com
menced kicking violently, and one Of his hoefs
struck Mrs GRAY
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BAuM's star sale, last day tomorrow.
White Rose Socials' Picnic.

Last evening the White Rose Socials held
their second picnic at Lochboehlers pleasure
garden, on New York avenue. The affair was
very enjoyable and passed of very pleasantly.
Three prizes were given to the young ladies
selling the largest number of tickets. Mise
Nellie Baldwin received first prize OF a hand
some diamond ring. Miss Mamie Lynch,
second prize-s beautiful pink ostrich-feathered
fan, and Miss Stella Heard third prize-a silk
umbrella. The attendance was very large.
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Marsh, a member of the
club. In the upper cor
ner Of the heavy card. .
wide margin having been
left. is a small represen-
tation of the new house.
viewed from the water.
In the lower right cor
ner Is the accompanying
inspiration of the whole
event, a symbol Of the
HON A ANAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-03

Hon WV. H. GRAIN said Of Presson's ''Hed-Aks"
.sHays experienced immediate relief by its use"
An infallble headache cure; contains no DANCES.
vu. drugs: relief IN fifteen minutes.
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The Presbytery OF Washington City.

After The srAR's report Of the meeting Of
the presbytery of Washington city closed yes
terday the special committee on the case pre-
sented by the Metropolitan Church reported
unanimously in favor of the trustees holding
the trust funds fer the poor Of the church.
convened at Saratoga, n. Y, May Is, 1880.
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A meeting Of the lot owners Of Glsnvood
Cemetery was held last evening at National
Rifles Hall The annual election resulted in
the reelection Of the following trustees: WIN.
Lord, Lewis Clephsne, h. o. Towles, Dr.
Daniel McFarlan and VIM s. Roose. VIM.
Lord was elected president, Lewis Clephane
secretary and II. o. Towles treasurer. The
report OF the treasurer showed . good financial
eandition
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LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-MEDAL PRESENTED BY FIFTH BAP
~ tist sunday School May. 1874, with name Of
eeive reward IL
oST-A, SCOTCH TERRIER OF \ YELLOW
Tn c'Ior Shaggy hsir Return 10 loRENZ STEELE
llo9 st. NV. and receive reward je3-2t'
oST-A RED POCKET BOOK CONTAINING
~ papers relating 10 belt Bros Return to WHAT
LE1 BROS 'th and Rhode Island avenue and rerci We
I osT-A CANARY BIRD. FROM 18TH ST. 18TH
= - Ca May 81 reward by returning 10 Sos's i3'h
I osT-MoNDAY EVENING SNAIL WALLET.
~ cont=ining 81 railroad school tick,t. one
To AS an and other articles Reward "a SCn-n
IL giles. between High school and 9;h and SITS. Re
ward on return TO $50 LIST ST. IT.
osT OK MlsLAID-UN sATCRDAY 4 BROWN
$ Gass j. Giass Co, and JnS Sass. srsd by
Br M mhsslSe t. ,oG slii sls2 s3sg b
respectvely also eleven ss5 drawn 10y Martha
ana wife The puSie are nStiied not to ncsniats
the same as payment has heen stopped Liberal
ie@-st' ''"'H'" . 0ASS . w. DO 9th NV
oSr-oN SUNDAY, JUNE |, A POCKET BOOK
lIContaining some Money and NO lsailroad Tck
10 Oh Pennsy lysnia ave. ie3-3t'
4 oaT-BETNEEN HOTEL NoRMANDIE AND
~ reasury department ON June ), 1--WE $40 bills
suitable reward If returned to cashier Of Norlnande
je;-:t'
II osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING, IN GOING FROM
ALGouncnry by Metropolitan car TO Capitol an Open
faced Gold Watch with Monogi am NEG. hack
The finder will DE suitably rewarded BY returning
the To II 40 Florida ave. It,
4 OST-rUESDAY NOON, on ST. GOLD
IL Watch swalthsm moyelnentl with initials .KI.
on bach. lad Cham attached Reward return TO
HAhhls sHhffEhs. lll3 la. ave It,
4 OST-FROM ia Sd ST. y. w, A FEMALE SKYE
~ Terrier; will soon have puppies. Return ~ above
and receive liberia! reward. je.-2t'
II OST-A SILyER-MOUSTED CROOKED HANDLE
~ silk Umbrella, on 18th st ne bet and { sts..
June i, about O'Clock Iby r3l reward. Please
return t. owner. y. J. SMITH, 25l Sth 81. ne.
le:.-3ts
\ OST SUNDAY EVENING BET 18TH AND q,
~ 10th and Y SITS. NV. PAX Cameo Pm. set with
pearls valuable to owner Il slft Return to Mrs
CHARLES :. BAKER, The Rochester 18th and q sis.
NV, ana get reward. je2--t'
I OST-AT MARSHALL HALL. MAY 30. OR on
IL Steamer Manchester. returning Soft Gold Brace
let, II lora engraved clasp; IS Yard Address
L. star Once. m3l -3t
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Glenwood Cemetery Election.

Your last chance tomorrow, Baum's ID
sale
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IIOR sALE-TwO DESIRABLE NEW s.ROOM
Il Bay window Brick Houses. veil finished on 18th
st. bet. and U n. price, $4,000 each on easy
terms; permit to inspect Apply to CHAs. ". HANDY.
gil at nv m3l-3t
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The card OF invitation sent ont by the Climb
Tor the opening is as pretty it is unique. re-
hecting credit upon the designer. Mr. W. J.
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ITOR SALE-TWO-STORY BRICK STORE AND
4 Dwelling: rented at e25 rer month"; cash payment
5000: price e3.500 Three fwo-story SiI-room Brick
$1,000; price for the three $4,000. Two Two-story
and Cellar Brick Dwellings six rooms all modern
payment $500 price each Sa25O Eight Three-story
and Cellar Brick dwellings,: nine rooms. bath
and cellar; all modern improvements; cash payn
$1,000; price each $4,000 Five Two-story Brick
ment $500 price for all $500
my17-lSt' TYLER RUrHERFORD. l BOZ E st. w
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! N<NOK SALE-
ivLo 81 .&9.DUO
" II. yUVV
The Houses have just been built IN the very best
manner; IL rooms each; finished in hard wood !;
electric bells and convenience Will be sold
reasonable terms r. Il. BROOKS, 6I6 18th at. 31.6
LrOR SALE-BY FISH MILLER. l2l3F ST. NV,
IL Splendid Residence. 10th St bet. l. and M n s
10 rooms lot 24Hl 80 This is OF the best planned
and built houses in Washington and was built ex-
pressiy for Hon. John j. Knox S11, 500. m2g-6t
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lNOR SALE CORNER HOUSE, NEW THIRTEEN
Il rooms and bath; beautifully finished; 925 o st.
n ". all modern conveniences; bargain. Waterman
will show the house. e10,500. my29-eo3t
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SttDles. 1890. ID
Stable in so. bounded
by l. and NJ SITS. and
10th and 21st SITS. .2o
Stable in so. bounded
by NJ and = and Conn.
! ave. and 18th SITS. ..25
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| I osT-MEDAL PRESENTED BY FIFTH BAP
| ~ tst sunday School May, 1874, with name of
| owner Please return 10 said sunday school ami
| ceive reward IL.
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ghas. d. q. Campbell

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San Saba.g 'traBe, blot an Milams
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POLES @ertrauer, tuO3u feline @rfabrung
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neue gpotbete 6ss 9erru Campbell nit
guiem @epifen beitens empfeblen.
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Gaf,aae pach Garpua.

9ie Meentufen bes 6errn 90. S.
Dpung, SO. / Commerce . StraBe,
ear Antonio, uRb $50. SOB Mains
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Staat Obio, Stabt goIebo, /
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Math ftir @Htter!

Bnr iiber 50Sabren fdOu iDurbe Wrs.
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Stein 8rHde.
Mapors Office, j
5tdbt San Nntonio, Serds. :
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o'uVi SuH NutoutDI &teuSs
5. Se3ember, 1890.
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werben b~erfiegelte Nnsebote in bieier
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8rDan Gal la 9 ban
Nitelfirt !: Mapor.
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mettb $1.OO. feat so @ts.

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MISUNDERSTANDING ein ausgemdbltes
Eager bnn Oiamanten, SAmudiahen
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10 @apt. McDpnalb, @albefton, BETA.
tist: ,gadbem i9 8etbeSoa @aher fir iieben
8pden gebraudt bate, bin i| bon elmer faft
sipeiidbrigen droniffen 9iarrboe sebeilt. a
@elton & 6 o, @rOcers, Souftcnirabe, pers
xaufen Aas Maffer.
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Glue 0roinan,,
pel@e Die @giiena unb bas SfenbaIten
Don WarietnsS beatern an Wititdrs
Wteins unb alamDs piaaa bers
btgtet,

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@tobt San NntouiO bsF6IOEen:
section L. DaB es bon iebt ab
fur irgenb cine perion ungeieBIi9 fein
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pel9e entmeber an MlIitdr=, Mairz
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genb einem 8runbhiid i'm umfreiie bon
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binbung ftebenbe Berfon, uno enbli6
aud Der G%igenthhmer bes Sbeaters uub
ber @igentbhmer bes betrefen0en 9aus
fes pber @runbfides unter ben 8efiims
munger biefer Srbinau3 elmer 5trafe
untermorfeu.
pafRrt unb senebmist am l.. Deem.
Der 1890.
8rpan gaIlagban
Mttefirt: Mabor,
6. g. @Iaubor, Gtabt.Glerf.
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@- 2puis RunteL 81 Nor6=
6loresfiraBe. bat foeben erbaIten: @as
lifornia 3infonbel Is Gents per @alo;
ne; 9eras Wein $1.0O per Galone;
SiiBsn @atamba 81 90 per @alone.
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nae Bie lit oies @inbunberiunbs
fiinf3is nene Sameu : 2leiDer aler Nrt
bon SO, $l2 unb SIS, uerben ale
gum prsife BON SIS Derfauft. 8erfebIt
nidt, bor3uibre@eu uno fie gu bef9tis
gen bel 8. 9eut d & So.
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&piIs aoblsn So bet 9onne;
slsNliFsr Slad unb 2ptIe gemil@t 81.
-Snbian 3erriforn Qotlen bette Quas
ltstt $3.50. penn: 9lntbrdcit QobIeu
sl5. @btuiD bas bette trodene Ofens
nnb Gctb grenuboIs gu niebriaifen
pfti5sn bel Cart & @Dberfon.
u gusIeEDns$ ifoBe. 9sIepbon 500.
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Seffentlid,e S~(nssise.
Mnnnrs 0ffica,

San Nutonio, 5. 9e3., go. !
Sitrour6 tuirb betonnt genia6t, baB
i'd an 20. Sage beg DECEMBER 1890 urn
III ubr 8ormittags In Der Sauptmarfts
bale bamit beginner Det0e, Die 6leif6s
fdnSe i'm befagten Marft fir bas Sabr
1891 on ben b66ften unb beltsn 8ieter
3u ~berfaufen.
Seine Mngebote merben entgegengez
rtommen, bic inter ben bon benz 5taots
rat6 fefgeftelten Minimum . preiien
fnb. u. 8runi
Warftmeilfer.
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~ Maberids 80 t be;abIt 4
Brosent 3inien fir 3eit'G epoften.

Ba- Die r@bite". Rdbmai6ine pirb
uater 5idbrieer 8arnntie berfauft unb
tonet @u6 Nidts fir &sparaiuren tudbs
reuo Der 3sit. 8erfu6t fe unb SIR
fonft feline onOsre. $. %. @rpst
408 Mbenue 6.
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B Dos S~umelenIaser ber Girma
@rit3er Bros. 1T boppelt 10 rei9s
baltis pie nergaugeues Sabr; ieber
@eI6mad unb iebe 86rie tOnnen Be-
irie6i9t perben.
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Asr plumber s. 6. sIttins,
20. 30 4Denne . nabe Yoii : Ofiee,
yat, mn ben g~efisiaerten MnfbrHden,
DE ea fein @ef@dft gelfelt tuerbsr,
- !onIilefs 5n t6nner, Hb nit eiuem
t14aieeH 6aGnanune, 6errn Sbomos.
eystiltt unb tDftb tDie getD6buIi6 aur
3~niEtsbenbeit bes pubIitums aRe MuF.
ts6ge RAID erIebigen. 9eleptpn 427.
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- @tittetHrDA., 30. 246 81.
yeMu4eEeearabsx oNtriren for bic SFeier.
TO- Met ttllanfe NnsgabI bon ToiIei.
itIdt@eH, @oIb. tnb GiIberwaaren al.
IeFs Art. Spte9t bcrl