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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN Chief Justice Bing-
ham and Judges Hdgne,. and James.
lesterday-Brown aSt. Baker; decree at
special term affirmed. Prospect Hill Company
agt German Evangelical Society; motion by
defendant to vacate order overruled. Collins
agt Conklin; decree at special term Diminishing
bill affirmed. Mitchell agt. Thompson: decree
In behalf OF complainant. In re Rock Creek
Park; leave to file demurrer overruled.
Equity CoURT-Julge Hdo,,er
iesterday-Bayne against Leiben sale rati-
fled nisi. Broche agt. Broche: divorce a vim
mot granted. In re lunacy of Dorothea Remp:
Louis kitlee appointed committee. Gross agt.
Palmer; appearance of absent defendant or
dered. Sommers agt Clark; commission to get
testimony in kentucky ordered to issue.
Carusl agt. Cox; appearance of absent defend
ant ordered. In re Thomas johnson; alleged
iunatic; writ de lunatico inquirendo ordered to
issue.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Chief Justice BINGHAM.
festerday-W Gods agt. Richmond and DAN
VILE Railroad Company; bills of exception and
case signed and sealed. W. J. Watson agt.
Frank NJ. Green; motion to vacate Judgment
continued until October term. Judgment BY
default in following cases: George Mlllner agt.
r. Dunlop, j. T.. Barbour 4 Son agt. NJ
Pelourn. A l.. Purner, ". +. Ryan and Thos.
Z. Chalmers. Rich Il Co. agt s. J. Barker. J. l..
Harbour Son agt II. G. Mehring, and John
+. Byers agt. Joseph Tanning.
PROBATE CoURT-Jml1p Hnqney
festerday-In re estate William Svphax: will
filed. In re estate Elizabeth S. Cumberland:
will filed. Will Of Christian Bauer proved In
re estate Andrew +. Whitaker; Andrew j.
Whitaker appointed administrator In re estate
John A. Dick: order admitting will to probate.
aud letters testamentary issued to Louise II.
DICK. In re estate Augustine NJ. Jenkins: let
tiers OF administration granted Mollie L. Jen-
klns. In re estate Mary Brown order appoint
ing Ellis W. Brown administrator. In re estate
Elijah Jones; vouchers returned In re estate
Augusta W. Ctermehle: petition for letters Of
administration.
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TOMB OF WASHINGTON,
And the
GREEN LAWNS Oh MARSHALL HALL.
SIMMER SCHrnTIE

SUMNER SCHEDULE
On and after June l the Paatial Iron and Steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALESrEE will leave her
FOX MOUNT yERNoN-one trip daily excer.
Sunday. at 10 a IN sharp. reaching the city on her
return at 20 pm Fare. round trip. 81. incluallg
on the Charles MacaesIer anu lunch served at city
pr;ees; ,cu
Sunday. ct 10 a. and 30 T. sharp. reaching the
trip cents Parties desiring spend pleasant dhy
1t Marshall Hall can down at 10 and remain
until he last boat at Pan Everybody maze
Portable Elegant new dlning Room, etc.
SUNDAY IRIS 10 MARSHALL hAII-SACRED
MUsIC.-The Charles Manchester for Marshall Hall ON
Sundays al IL 2::so y. and g p. m. sharp,
Round trip. 25 cents.
Thew. ". Corcor.n for Marshall Hill on Sundays
At BID p M returning reach the city at $50 y
f,DIaS HEAD TRIPS. FRIDAY AND sATUE-
DAY Nv ENlNGS.-1he Charles Manchester 10 Mar
shall Hailt nd Indian Head Friday and Saturday
evening at $50. returning at IL p. m. Music and
dancing At Marshall Hall day ana evening Prof
Schroeders orchestra Hare, Rund trip, 70 cents
Parties can 40 down to Msrs1ei ha Al 10 a. N and
Head WV W -NN
Of necessary the W. ". Corcoran at Cas- IN. for
Marshall Hall.D
For charter of Steamers and MARSHALL HALL
apply at the companys Office.
On and after June the Steamer W. W. CORCORAN
Will -ave her wharf. loot VI sth ST. fox Alexandria
and river landings. a. far down as Glymont, da IN
ping at MARSHALL HALL going and returning
Passengers 20 Marshall Hal! 30 and return on
either the Charles Ma, alster the ". W. Corcoran
Fare. round trip, - cents.
Erelgit CAREFUL deh'sred-
Telephone cau-S2S.
Col. JOS. C. McKIBBEN,
Capt. L. L. BLAKE,
Commanding Charles Manchester. ,e2e
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Michaei Lanhady. man who has spent mar y
months on the farm as vagrant, was re-
leased from the workhouse only four days a, o,
but his last term did him no more good than the
many previous ones, for he got Trunk. as usual,
and this morning about o'clock hemet Police
man Bateman and asked him for a chew of
tobacco The officer was we'll acquainted with
NIKE and knew 1t was only question of time
before he would get arrested again, and so he
took him to proven. him from getting into
more serious difficulty. When taken before
Judge kinball this morning the prisoner plead
guilty and was sent down for thirty days
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The funeral services over the remains OF
Rev. DIR. William A. Schubert were held yes
terday afternoon at the Church of the Epiph-
any and was largely attended by the clergy.
Inc officiating eler-ymen were Rev. DIR. Ne
Him. Rev. Dr. Clarke. Rev. DIR. Williams and Rev.
DR.. Addison. Occupying seats in the ehsnc-l
were the following clergy men: kevs. John Is.
Ames. David Barr. james A. Buck, George T..
Dudley. Nelson Fails. John A. Graves. James
A Harold, Moses H. Hunter and Charles f.
Sontis'.
Among the other clergymen present were
Rev. DR. J. H. Elliott. Rev. Mr. Stewart
Crockett Rev. Mr.. Henry T. Pyne and Rev.
lr. \ L. stuart.
After the services at the church the body was
taken to OAK hill cemetery Tor interment.
lev Mr. Loop of BaltIDore and lev. Mr. Barr
of the ChIrch of the Epiphany conducting the
services AZ the grave
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mr.. VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL--Charles
Manchester at 10 am At 2:30 pm and 6:3O
p m. for Marshall Hall only. W W. Corcoran
for Marshall Hall at 10 a. IN. and $50 pm
RIVER yIEw-SaInuel j. Pentz at 9:45 a. m.
1:i5 and Gas pm
MOTLEY dALI--Pilot Boy at 10 am, 2S0 and
Gas pm
BAY EIDGE-Trains leave Il. and D. station
at 9.l5 a. IL. 80 and i;2s pm
CLIFTON BEAcH.-Steamer George Leary at
q.
BURMA yIsIA.-Belle L. every hour from $50
am
COLONIAL BEAcH.-Steamer George Leary at
$50 PIN
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The exclusive right and privilege of using
the District hay scales was sold at public auc-
ton by Ratcliffe, Darr Il Co., auctioneers, as
follows: Scale No. 1. Anacostia. to II. A. Girls
void for Sl1: No. 2. 9th and Georgia avenue
southeast, to NJ. Uhlman for $3.50 No. 3. 10th
street and Louisiana avenue, to s. Bensinger
for $3.50: No. 4, 7th and Boundary streets, to
W. 7. Cole for SIS; No. 5. Prospect street,
Georgetown. to II. c. McCauley for $50; No. 6.
U and Boundary streets northeast. to c. II.
Talbert for So; No. I, Brightwood, to ]. Z.
Nose, for SI5
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Auction Sales Of Real Estate.

Thomas Bowling Son, auctioneers, have
sold at public sale frame house, 1928 street
northeast, the lot being b755S xl6S feet, to H. B.
Sanford for IS cents per square foot; also q
two-story brick house, 271s o street. the lot
being 1890 feet, to T. J. Stanton for s1,710;
also two partly finished brick houses at the
northeast corner Of 5th and H streets north
east to NJ. J. Fluharty for 81, 925 and s., $50
respectively; also lot on AZ street between C
and ID streets southwest, 2Ox8O feet, improved
by two-story frame dwelling, to Simon Gug-
genheimer for e. $50.
Radcliffe, Darr l. Co., auctioners, have sold
at public sale q lot on A street between 9Th and
1th streets northeast. 42.lxlO0 feet, to T. NJ.
Rudd for 81. $50 per foot; also a lot and two
story frame house Ito 18th street southeast,
the lot being 25x90 feet, to Thomas !. Chew for
81, 225: also frame house on 81 street between
l and streets northeast fronting A feet
inches, to 8. Oppenheimer for Sl,Ola.
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Last night about 1870 O'Clock fire took
place at the grocery of Hezekiah waple north
west corner Of 18th and + streets northwest,
and Officer Eaton turned in local alarm. The
flames had made considerable Roadway, but
they were extinguished by No. 2 company The
loss on the stock by fire and water is about
1900. partially insured; to the building. now
owned by syndicate, about 500. How it
originated is not known.
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CAN You EAT

Heartily with relish and without is.rsss aftervord,
Ii not we recommend to you Hoods Sarssp arilIa
which creates good appetite and at tile same time SO
nviorates the stomach and bowels that the food is
properly disested and all its strength assimiated
LIKE A MAN.
Il have been taking two bottles Of Hoods Sarsapa-
riIia Tor weakness and appetite With great pleas
ire will say that think has done Inc much GOOD
because am now able to eat like q man." j. c. g.
CHURCHILL. Richardson Hotel. Monmouth, Ill.
n B.-When you ask for
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Don't be induced to buy any other. Insist upon
Hoods SarsapariIln-
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

Rev. C. Fl. Phillips, d. D., pastor Of Israel
Metropolitan c. NJ. E. Church, has Just received
the sad news that his Oldest brother, the Rev.
John 7. Phillips. after an itinerant min
istry of more than thirty years, died July at
Culloden. Ga. Unfortunately his brother was
dead and buried before the news reached him
here at Washington.
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JOHANNA HEALY'S SUIT.
She Wants $4,000 From Prof. Mason for
Alleged Malicious Persecution.

Alleged Malicious Persecution.
Yesterday Messrs Carusi and Miller, for Jo-
hanna Healy, filed bill against Otis 7. Mason
for $4,000 for malicious persecution. She
charges that on January Sd last the defendant
without just cause, falsely and maiciously, and
without probable cause, made oath before
Justice A. S. Taylor that certain lace handker-
chief OF the value of $50 and other articles had
been stolen and were concealed in house 1777
Massachusetts avenue northwest, on which
oath search warrant was Issued, and Officer
S. L. McGhee and the defendant entered her
room and ransacked her effects, but found
none of the missing property. She further
charges that defendant on February IA caused
her to be arrested on the charge of the larceny
Of the handkerchief. that she was taken to the
third precinct station and locked up for nine
hours. and the defendant then abandoned his
complaint against her.
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New Officers Installed.

Lafayette Lodge, No. Is, l. o. NJ, last night
installed the following officers: H. B. Denham.
worthy master: W. L. Steele, junior master; j.
r. Pagan, recording secretary; c. ii. Scott,
financial secretary; p. B. Wilson, treasurer; b.
F.. Taylor. conductor; d. L. Powers, chaplain;
ID. g. Struble, right guard to W. NJ; - Mon
roe, left guard to W. NJ: - Down. right
guard to ]. NJ; - Klinehaus, left guard to j.
NJ; W. Z. Watson. inside sentinel; J. A. Tafe
outside sentinel.
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SMALL FRESH F1sH
BAKED IN A CRUST.
By Mrs. d. A. LINCOLN,
Author Boston Cook Book.

Csc small fresh fish. like trout. soup.
perch, &c. Clean them and wipe dry. Cut
Rashes one inch apart through the thick
flesh on each side. sprinkle well with salt
and pepper. Make a rich crust. with au 1T
Hour. into which mix thoroughly level tea
spoons Cleveland's baking powder and tea
spoon sat. Moisten with thin cream
sufficient to make q douSh to roll out.
Divide into two rarts and roll each part "
inch thick. Lay the fish on one part. leav-
ing two inches space b,tween each fish.
Put the other half of the crust over. Cut
through the crusts around each fish; pinch
the edges together tightly, and lay them
some distance apart on a baking tin. Bake
about y hour. Serve with egg sauce. Cook
l tea spoonful minced onion and table
spoonfuls -four in table spoonfuls hot but
ter. add gradually pint hot milk. Stir as
II thickens. and season with a tea spoonful
salt. y salt spoonful white pepper and table
spoonful lemon juice. Add the chopped
whites of three hard boiled eggs, and the
yokes mashed and sifted. and serve very
hot.-(Copyright, 1891, BY Cleveland Bak.
ing Powder Coz
Use only Cieueidnd's Baking Pcuder, the
proportions are made for that.
Cleveland's Baking Powder iswholesoms.
leavens most and leavens best. Try it.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Benjamin Thompson charged with rape, has
given bail in Il 600 in the Criminal Court.
Officer Pearson found the body OF a colOred
infant on lot on Maryland avenue between LIST
and I'd streets northeast yesterday.
Miss Fannie Campbell. who figured in a case
in the Police Court Tue sday. published in
Tuesdays STAR. states that she resides on y
street and not at the house of Mrs. Gordon on
+ street as stated by witnesses.
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Certificates of INCORPORATION Filed.

The Memorial Industrial Institute has filed a
certificate Of incorporation. 1t recites that in
memory Of the work which was done by the
volunteer nurses and other women during the
civil war and orthe sacrifices made by them in
sending those who never, returned the object of
this corporation is TO provide by purchase or
erection a building which should be perma-
nently and freely accepted by the First Mission
School of Cookery and Houscwork." THE
Washington Training School of Cookery and
of Household Normal Work and Training
School and Home for Nurses" The trustees
and incorporators are S. c. Miller John j.
johnson, Anna Lowell Woodbury., George Hem
derson, Susan McCulloch and Susan .. YER
planck.
The Limited Real Estate Investment Com
pany has filed a certificate Of incorporation with
the following directors: W. j. Pollock, Eugene
Peters, II. Boynton Zevely, Theo. Davenport,
q. W. Wilson, W. Howard Gibson, p. J. Nc
Henry, Dorsey Brown and George F. Stone.
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Burial Permits for Twcnty.Four Hours.

During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
yesterday twenty deaths were reported to the
health office. Burial permits were issued for
the following:
Maud Vented. months cholera infantum;
Mary Bradley, 81 years, senile debility; Emily
X. Wilkerson, IS years, enhritis; Mabel +.
White. 2 years, hydrocephalus; Vim. A. Schu-
bert. "a years. conclusion Of brain: Jas. P. Nc
Kinley, 5 months, cholera infantum Marg
Ellis. IL days, congenital debility; Nellie l..
Devreaux. % years, phthisis pulm. Robert
F. Wallace. year, meningitis; Cora Jackson, 1
month. catarrhal pneumonia; Arthur II. Kelpy, 3
months. inanition; Vim. Smith, s. years, mitral
regurgitatiOn; John Hughes, IS years, senile de-
biiity; Wilfred f. Coplin, 8 months, cholera
infantum; Richard Clifton, IS years. general
dropsy; Henry Warner, months. enteritis;
Mary =. Anderson, II years. tables mesenterica;
John W. Seymour, months septicemia; Glib
son Carol, - years, acute Tuberculosis; Geo.
Miner, 20 years, phthisis pulm.
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II. l. Rothrock, printer at 1901 street north
west, las made an assignment for the benefit
of creditors to John II. Oicott. making prefer
ences to the amount of about 81 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

The Armour, Morris. Swift and Fairbanks
Companies Of Chicago, known ~ the Big Four,
are endeavoring it is said to SECURE option for
the two squares bounded by 9Th and 7th streets
and MARYLAND and Virginia avenues southwest
huge fresh meat depot with cold storage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

BEEKELEI Is pure
ATTEND o1r semi-anuual 80 80 reduction sale
of ,uIts EI-IM,N Bi.os. 9Th and L SITS.
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Roll Up.
Roll Up Steel Bed Spring, $3.50; Double
Mattress. cotton top, S2.25: All-hair Mattress,
40 pounds, $3.50; Jelly Glasses. tin tops, Csc.
dozen; Wire Door Spring Hinges. white knob
and hooks, 81 and SIPS. Remember we dom.
want any credit trade. PAY cash and buy
cheap. GRAsrY. the Pusher.
Double Stores, Furniture. China &C.,
jy10-2t 15lO-l2 It'll bet P and o. NV,
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THE G. A. X. ENCAMPMENT.
Reports From the Various Com
mittees at Last Nights Meeting.

THE FULL AMOUNT OF -HE GUARANTEE FUND NOW
IN SIGHT a GENERAL COMMITTEE OF CITIZENS
TO TAKE CHARGE OF ALL ARRANGEMENTS
FoRMED-SUBscRIPrIoNs Up TO DATE
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CHARLES MACALESTER

FRIDAY. JULY 10, the CHARLES MACALEsTER
to MARSHALL HALLS GREEN LAWNS at 10 a. IN
go y. m, and to MARSHALL HALL and
ROMANTIC IEDIAN HEAD
At $50 p. m. FRIDAY JULY To-
National Guard Band. All day and evening music
and dancing at Marshall Hall Round trip. - cents;
good to 10 and return any of the three tries.
COL. JOS. c. McklBBIN. Marshall Hall.
ty9-2t L. l.. BLAKE. Commanding Manchester
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

ISDiAs HAD TRIP on the Charles Manchester
FRIDAY evening. July 10. at $50. Round trip,
70 cents These trlp- are participated In by
our best people. Make your engagements--
Ioc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

The steEographers have arranged for them
selves ami friends what promises to be de-
Ii;htful excursion on the W. W. COrcoran TO
Indian Head next Tuesday evening, leaving
;he wharf at csc A Enc vocal and instru-
mental rOgran will be presented on the boat
Arrangements have been made 10 allow all who
wish o. du 80 10 laud at Marshall Hall and get
the boat her return. Tickets are limited
an4 San Ouly be secured Of members or Of
Nycoff. Seaman- n Benedict.
Epiphany sunday school excursion is post
pOned until Friday, 18th.
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s'Sur Rise Chop" Tea, Soc. h.: makes de-
lghtful hot or cold tea. METzeER's, 7th ST. n w. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

MSz- RTSFRET's Toilet Cerate 10 a harmless
remedy for removing all bleInishes from the
ssin- Price, 90. jar. Washington agency
Merits drug store.-idrt.
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DR- wsExrR'S cOrset-. CSC; monarch shirt,
BE; Isle hosiery, &c BRoDHEADs, liih
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FUssEILs ICr CREAM shipIe ell anywhere out
o. town ~ expro-s. IizI New York ave-
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$40 TO ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN VIA
ROlAL BLCE LINES. ~. SPECIAL train from
l.. ana U. station, MEeLiugIon, at o clock
saturday, July IL. Pullman parlor car at
tsehe,i- Hsif all hOdr Tor supper al Il. and D.
depot. Ihi.adeIp ili-.- Special train will leave
Atlantic City ON return trip at 8 p. m. sun
day Iickets alec valid On al reg ulaT trains
returning NIonday.--l.irt
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ille Weather.

roRZCNsT I'LL EIGHT 4. " SATURDAY.
Tor the District of Columbia Maryland and
Virginia, fair, stationary temperature: variable
winds, warmer Tomorrow.
CONDITION or TIE wATTR
Temperature and condition Of water At
An. Great Falls tenn nature o.. condition.
1 Receiving reservoir I, ruperatur-. IS. Con-
citiOn a. north connect on. .. condition al
south connection. -. dI-trIUutIEg reservoir.
Temperature. 80 CONDITION at infuent gate
louss. u. cOn,iitlOu at eitlurnt SHts house, ~
High Water. Low water
1O,Jaam. u2p.m. 457am. 522p-m.
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Has EVrrs TO ToROSTo VIA SUSPENSION
BHtpGE AND NIAGAEA EALLs.-On account Of
the meeting %; the National Educational Asso-
citation. July II 20 II. the Pennsylvania Rail-
road tomIaHy will sell to delegates and the
avIvrai pubic excursion tickets to Toronto at
one fare Tor the round trip Tickets VIII be
ell! July TO Is inclusive. valid tor return I'M
IA July 20. An extension Of return limit NAV
be secured until September 80 by depositing
the retarn coupons with the ,icket agent at
Toronto. The Pennsylvania railroad Is the
short lIae 10 Toronto. passing en- route the pic
tItesqge SUsqI- hsuLa valley. Watkins Glen
and along the -nOres OF Seneca Lake.--idc.
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PoR PLEASANT sail take the steamer Sam1
j. PentE for Indian Head tomorrow night.
Iieksts, Is cents Leave $50 p. ni--Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-10

FAMILY DAYS at River View commence Satur
day. july l.. Tickets 10c. Bee ad
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OUR semi-annuaI $3.50 mark-dowE sale Of
men suits nov progress
El<I.gAS BRos. It'll and sta
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FoR PLEASANT sail take the steamer Sa,n'l
J: Pentz for Indian Head tomorrow night
Tickets, Is cents. Leave $50 D. m-Aauf
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STEANER Lazy OF the LAKE leaves her wharf.
stopping al fIHcy Point Hotel ON saturday, the
nth Instant. at . o clock pm. Returning at
her wharf on Monday mOrnlng at : o'clock a.
m Fare. -. Including one DAYS board and
IOdginS az the hotel, for the round trip.-Adct.
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Grvsx Away musiach- cups. 731 It'll. tomorrow.
HTrErcs's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tlsd by tie ARLINGTOS BorTLI>G Co
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SEE the suits reduced TO >99 at
IIsENIN Bros =. I;h and f Sta
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AUCTION SALE Or horses, carriages and har-
ness at Latimer Sloans, II street near 14th, at
IL am. tomorrow.-AdvG
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FoR SPRING LAMB

GIVEN AWAY
Decorated plates. at 73l Ith. tomorrow.
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CITY ITEMS.

Given Away Mustache Cups, 7sl It'll, to-
1t
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L.
The actual subscriptions to date are m follows
Hotels. $4,000; Washington Gaslight Com
pany, $1,000; Pennsylvania railroad, 81, 500
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. $500; A. Burp.
dori, slOO; saAs Co., $3.50; Marshall Hal
Steamboat Company, $500; Geo. E. Lemon,
sl.oJO' A D. T1ber, 800; Thos. r. Marshall
Lose tam). 800; o. q. Staples. $1,000
4. L. koessle, $1,000: Ed Droop, $50; Geo. W
Knox. FOO; j. T. Ninal. sl0O: Patrick OFar.
reu. slO0; Butts Phillips. slO0; James Tan.
ner. 800; ii. s. Berlin, Sl00; A. NJ. Leyg 4 Co.
slOo: I. A Carpenter, S25: John c. Hawley
$50; +. A. Coppinger. SIS: J. T. Rubenstein
SIS Jacob n. Devices, s25; Zeveley Il Finley, s25
Jewell Nicholson, s25; Harvey spaulding &
Sons. $25: Harvey Spaulding. SIS; John Raum
szo; H. A Seligson, sl00; The Shoemaker Com
pany, $500; George ". Driver, $lOO
E Gerstenberg, so; ]. NJ. Perreard, SOS
Karl Heurich, $50; L. E. Hoffman. $50; d
Mullany, SIS: John T. Moylan, slOO; H. b
kirkwood. $50; K. Burgdoff, SIS; Sinsheimer 4
Coblens, SIS; Baltimore and Ohio railroad
s2.0O0; Washington and Georgetown railroad
800; Saks Co., $3.50; George Spransy, s25
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TOMORROW,

TOMORROW.
TIE
WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Will give
DAILY EXCURSIONS
To
CLIFTON BEACH
COLONIAL BEACH
On the
PALACE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
As follows:
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SUNDAY MORNING at 8 a. u. for
CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH,
Returning to the city by l0p.m.
Saturday Morning Family Excursion FOR Clifton
Beach only Al a. returnng TO the city 10y
Saturday Evening. 80 p. m, for Colonial Beach.
Monday Evening, 6:3O pm. Special River Ex-
cursion 40 miles down the river, returning 70 city
1O;3o p NJ Boat leaves wharf OF the Norfolk and
ashington Steamboat Company. foot Of 9TH OF.
State rooms can be secured Loaf at T. Il.
WAlkEh'S. FL Louisiana ave.. where arrangements
for charters can also he made.
salt Water Bathing. Issuing. Grabbing. and Splendid
Meals at
COLONIAL BEACH
Are guaranteed. Music on the boat
The management desire 10 impress upon the pub ic
that the excursions by them will strictly
class No objectionable characters will lie permitted
I IA scHwARz. President.
je:.5-2m H. d. kENNINGER. Msnarer.