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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-19
The Clover Club in Chicago.

The Clover Club of Philadelphia was enter
tanned in Chicago last night by James W. Scott,
editor of the Herald. The chief charm of the
occasion was the informal good time which fol-
lowed the banquet. There were no toasts nor
set speeches. But Moses P. Handy, as presid-
ing genius, startei the story telling and sing
ing. which were kept up to late hour.
This afternoon the club men will be give, a
ride on the lake, in the evening visiting the
spectacle 'Sinbad.' and when it is quite late
running in on the Whitechapel Club. Saturday
they will see the South Side parks and in the
evening, with the Whitechapel Club will be
the guests Of the Press Club.
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FINAL ACTION TAKEN.
Police Lieut.. Boteler Dismissed the Force
by q Unanimous Vote.

Police Lieut.. Boteler Dismissed the Force
by Unanimous Vote.
The Commissioners late yesterday afternoon
in board session decided to dismiss Lieut.. Bote-
Ter from the police force. This action was due
to result of the recent trial of the lieutenant
by the trial board on charge of intoxication
while on duty. As printed in The STAR some
days ago, the Commissioners virtually decided
to dismiss Lieut.. Boteler about two weeks ago.
and were only holding back for the arrival of
Commissioner Douglass to learn his views on
the ACCESSIBILITY of allowing the lieutenant to
resign AT the board meeting yesterday after
noon 1t was unanimously decided to dismiss
the lieutenant and an order to that effect was
accordingly issued.
Lieut. Boteer is one Of the Oldest members
OF the police force, and at the time of his trial
was an applicant for retirement. His successor
Will be chosen from among the sergeants. of
whom the following are prominent candidates:
Sergts McCathran. Boyle, Brosnan. Mulhall
and Byrnes. with the chances largely in favor of
the first named.
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THE COURTS,
Eourry CoupT-.bs,oe Jzoonx

EQUITY CoURT-.udoe Hdgner
Yesterday-Howland agt. Mackie and Mackie
agt. Rowland; payment of fund into registry
by trustees ordered. Gray. administrator, agt
Edwards, administrator: commission to get
evidence in New York ordered to issue: no as
segment
CIRCUIT CoURT-J,tdoe Cor
Yesterdays. Willis agt. L. H. Patterson
motion to amend declaration granted. s. G.
Mills. trustee, agt. II. l.. Atchison; judgment
by default.
CRIMINAL CoURr-.Jitdoe BrdoLey.
Yesterday-John o. Cantwell, larceny from
the person; verdict guilty and sentenced to
two years at Albany. Joseph Butler. house.
breaking, not guilty; same, receiving stolen
property; noile pressed. Augustus Mason. lar
ceny from the person: not guilty. VIM. Moore,
larceny from the person; same. Hattie Board,
ley, receiving stolen property; plea of not
guilty.
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A BICYCLE Run IN THE RAIN.
Famous Homsrs Coming Here.

The six birds Of Harry G. Thurston Of Fan
River, that have the lead for speed, will be for
warded this evening to the chief signal Office in
this city for hberating Sunday morning. Sat-
Orday afternoon they win be given reception
by Warrington fanciers, with whom the Kettle
drum stock, which they represent, is . favorite.
The birds are Lone Star, Pulitzer, Dickinson,
Grinkis, Miss Hadwin and Dora, the six that
hold the leg band for the best speed from the
Pulitzer building to New England. The dis
lance from Warrington Is SIS mica Last year
Lone Star made the journey alone.
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NOW MRS. KIPPEf Has THE CHILD.
A Wife Outwits Husband With Whom tn,
Courts Had Sided,

A Wife Outwits . Husband With Whom the
Courts Had Sided.
The Kippel habeas corpus case in Baltimore
for the possession of a child has taken new
turn. After having the custody of the child
awarded to him Tuesday, the father carried off
the child while the mother was CRYING in court.
That night Mr.. Kippel was induced to hold a
conference at his father-in-law's house. where
it was finally agreed that Mr.. Kippel should
have the child for a trip of ten days to Brook
lyn. On his return, husband. wife and child
were to go to Georgia.
Mrs. Kippel then took the child upstairs to
dress her for the trip. After waiting for some
time Mr.. kippel came to the conclusion that
something was wrong. He found that mother
and child had given him the slip. Detectives
have been employed to look them up. 1t is be-
lieved that the mother has either returned to
Georgia to throw herself on the mercy of the
Fulton county court or that she is in hiding in
some small town awaiting advice from her
Georgia lawyer.
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PARNELL Is NON-COMMITrAI.
He Will Not State Whether or When d
VIII Marry Mrs. O'Shea.

he VIII Not State Whether or When He
Will Marry Mrs. O'Shea.
From the New York World
LONDON, June 18.-Mr. Parnell. when inter-
rogated today by a correspondent as to the
rumors OF his approaching marriage, betrayed
some annoyance at the circulation Of such re-
ports, and assured his visitor that they we're
utterly untrue. He did not wish to discuss the
matter any further than to say that SO far as
the statement that he was to marry Mrs. O'shea
soon was concerned, it was without an atom of
foundation. To the intimation that this left
the question as to his reported intentions still
open MIR. Parnell made no reply, but diplo-
maticaily and courteously changed the subject
OF conversation to one less personal. He stated
in the course of the interview that he was conf
dent OF success in the coming election in
County Galway to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of The OGorman Mahon, and that
the general outlook for Ireland was improving
In every respect.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mr.. VERNON AND MARSHALL HALL--Charles
Manchester at 10 am and 2:30 pm
RIVER vIEw-Samuel J. Pentz at 945 am,
las and Gas pm
MOTLEY HALL--Pilot Boy at $50 am, 2 and
$50 pm
BAY RIDGE.-Trains leave B. and o. station
els am, 80 and AS pm
NoSPARIEL COUNCIL. n. ITO Bay Ridge at
sl5 an, 80 and AIS pm
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Arrangements In the Criminal Court.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning number Of arraignments took place.
VIM Harrison. George Mans and Abraham
Groom, violating the policy law each plead not
guilty. James Gray, larceny from the person
watch from John Incredibly, plead not guilty.
Carrie Brown, larceny, plead guilty. Edward
Briel, larceny of watch, chain, suit Of clothes
and cornet. plead guilty.
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In Control of an English Syndicate.

In Control of an English Syndicate.
dispatch from Boston says: Negotiations
that have been pending for a year past have
ended in putting the South Boston iron wo1 ks
in the control of one English syndicate. The
works will be shut down about July to permit
a complete inventory. The parties to the deal
decline to state the terms of the sale. 1t is
understood that the South Boston shops will
be run in connection with plant now in course
CT construction at Middieboro'. Ky. VIM. p
Hunt, the present president and treasurer of
the company, will be president o. the new con-
Germ.
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ALEXANDRIA.
MAINTAINING OFFICIAL n1ax

MAINTAINING OFFICIAL DIGNITY.
Mayor Durham has determined to maintain
his authority over the police force. Some time
ago he suspended Officer Price for ten days on
the ground that the officer had failed to treat
the mayor with respect. Thereupon the officer
published a card attributing the action Of the
mayor to i'll will occasioned by his support Of
Mr. Durham. The mayor, upon ascertaininp
from Officer Price the authenticity of the card
has suspended him for the residue Of his term
of Office.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
John Sales has bought for $500 from G. C.
Hewes n house and lot in what was once known
as ''Hayti'-on Royal street near Wilkes street.
Sallie L. Johnson has bought Of J. E. Glenn
ents for 800 seven acres of land near Arlinp-
ton: r. l.. King has bought of W. s. Hoge for
1928 a lot near Rosslyn. Considerable sales of
land are being made here to persons from
| abroad. Sales were made yester aay of several
building lots here to Mr.. J. +. Forrest, a gem
tleman from Portland, Ore.
NOTES.
Coroner Purvis has decided not to hold an
inquest upon Mrs. Bridget Travers, found dead
yesterday upon lounge in her house on
Princess street near the Washington and Ohio
depot. 1t was found that she died of heart
disease.
All the Alexandria county officers who had
| not previously qualified took the oaths of
office yesterday afternoon before Judge Chi
chester, who came to town for the purpose Of
allowing the qualification to be completed.
The venerable mother of Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
| ex-governor of the commonwealth is now here.
the guest Of Miss Mason. The venerable lady
has entirely lost her sight.
The Alexandria intrmary has lost the sery-
| ices Of DR.. W. r. Purvis, who has rendered his
| resignation as physician there.
The closing exercises of the Virginia Theo-
| logical Seminary near this place begins next
Wednesday and continue until Saturday.
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ALsaueH's.-Carleton Opera Company in
"Erminie."
NATIoSAL--Lamont Opera Company in
ssThe Bohemian Girl"
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH

= ALaLAh ~AND OIhENGTH
medcine HOODS sarsarailla is fairly and faithfully
u.ed TITS the best medicine to keep the blood pure
and toexpel the germs of scrofula salt rheum and
other poisons which cause so much suffering and
sooner or later undermine the general health By its
peculiar curative power Hoods Sarsaparlla strength
ems the system while it eradicates disease. 1t is the
peoples favorite spring medicine
KNOWS BY EXPERIENCE.
have taken two bottles of Hoods sarsaparilla ana
nave improved 50 much feel it my duty to recon-.
memo TINS valuable medicine to the public Expe-
rienee teaches that Hoods sarsaparlla Is the be.
have tried nearly alls" CHAS. D. GOODWIN 1910
Ross street, conductor Chesapeake and Ohio rarosd
Richmond, Va
1T PREVENTS SUFFERING.
II inherited kidney disease which has troubled ma
aor years have tried many remedies, but with NO
apparent benefit until was Persuaded By friend to
NY Hoods Sarsaparina- ind that It relieves me
every time and taken occasionally will avert an 1t.
tack which otherwise in similar circumstance am
sure TO have. Other members Of our family have
taken 1t for the trouble with equally q rood re-
suits We would not be without it," DAVID H.
ScHooLER. Culpeper. Va
HOODS sARsAPARILA
Sold BY al druesiss q; six for o. Prepared ouly
Dyc' !. HOOD CO.. Apothecariss. lowell. Nass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 2
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PARLoR Can TO DEER PARK AND OAxrAxn-
beginning on Monday, June Is, upon which day
the season at Deer Park and Oakland will omen.
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company will
attach a Pullman buffet parior car to the Chi
den station, Baltimore, at 10 40 !. m. and Wash
ington at ll:S0 am, and running through
without change to Grafton, stopping at Deer
Park at $50 pm. and Oakland at $40 n, m
Returning, car viii be placed on the Chicago
yestibuled limited express leaving Grafton Al
s35 am. on Tuesday. June l6, and stopping Al
Oakland at loa7 am. and Deer Park 81 l0:59
am, arriving at Washington at AS o. m. and
Baltimore at $50 p.m--Adrt
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THESE PRICES WIS.-For one week we offer
special inducements:
Cuticura soap, two cakes for. ..25c
Cashmere bououet soap per cake .19c
Moth camphor, per pound. -.........-...--.oc
Half-pint bottles genuine bay rum. poo
One-pint bottles genuine bay rum. ---.-... 35c
The best insect powder, per pound .35c
Triple extracts, the best odors, per ounce .25c
Zoe bottles of extracts for &c
f. 5. WILLIAMS & Co, Druggists.
Under Masonic Temple.
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TlrD Barr. HAxDs-

10 prevent ne scratching. it, burning itchine bssi
ing scay skin OF scalp How often have W heard thiu
pitiui story! Tsrbls a. Il the suffering Il ths ntls
ones, yet cuTIcuRA affords instant and srsasful ~
sf. and m every case tends to speedy and sconomi
cal cure This win b Glad news 70 nasy hs.rt-
broken mother. =
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GEORGETOWN.
A YOUNG HIGHwAYMAy


There lie a small colored boy in town alleged
to be named Poindexter, who has been fire.
quently reprimanded by the police and has
several times been arrested. but owing to his
small size. was not prosecuted. Yesterday he
was at his old tricks again. A little girl, on
leaving provision store on SD street with
some small change in her hand, was followed
by him and her money taken away from her.
The boy ran and was pursued and caught by a
young man who witnessed the daring act and
the change was restored to its frightened owner.
After exacting promise from the young high
wayman that he would lead better life he was
allowed to 60.
BICYCLE Run IN THE RAIN.
A number of the members Of the bicycle club
with their white sweaters covered with gay
colored ribbons started out in high spirits
yesterday afternoon for Cabin John bridge.
The ride up was very pleasant. but hardly had
they started to return when the lin came up.
Their appearance on entering town after having
ridden in it for six miles, with red, blue vel
low. green and orange streams running down
their athletic sides, can better be imagined than
described. Their bodies, which, when they
started, were covered with creamy white,
looked on their return as il they were draped
in water soaked American flag, minus the
stars, and with few additional colors added In
honor Of the new states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-19

PrNEY PoIST HOTEL, on the Potomac river
near Chesapeake bay, Md. opens Saturday.
June 20. 1891. Steamer Lady of the Lake leaves
her wharf foot of 9th street, at o'clock pm.
for the Point. Tickets sold ON the boat, includ-
ing one days board and lodging at the hotel.
Tor - round trip. Boat arrives at the Point at
II clock pm. Arrive in Washington Monday
morning 6:45 o'clock am. Thos. Williams, pro-
prietor Piney Point Hotel; Alfred Wood, gem
eral ticket agent-Idrf
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Funeral of william syphsx.

The funeral Of Mr.. William Syphax took
place yesterday afternoon at his late residence,
1641 street, and was largely attended BY his
relatives and friends. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Walter H. Brooks Of the Nine
teenth Street Baptist Church, assisted by DR..
J. II. Cuthbert formerly Of the old First Bap-
tist Church, and Rev. +. J. Grimke Of the Fiji
tenth Street Presbyterian Church, all Of whom
spoke in high praise Of the lofty Christian char
acter and useful life Of the deceased. The nall
bearers were VIM. H. A. Wormley, Carter A.
Stewart. ST., r. J. Collins. Chas 81. Peters,
Prof Jas Storum and VIM. H. Butler. The in
torment took place at Harmony burying
Rrounds
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Sentenced to. the Reform school.

neuceu tW tn9 kkdI0fm Bcno0le
Judge Bradley this morning in the Criminal
Court sentenced Charles Washington, col
ored boy Of fifteen years, to the reform school
during minority. He had plead guilty to
housebreaking 1t the store Of II. 8. Wapls and
was convicted Of housebrsaking at the store Of
p. G. Merry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-19

While loading a hay wagon on his farm near
Reading yesterday Conrad Weisner was thrown
to the ground by the sudden movement of the
years OF age.
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DoS'r FORGET that you get 10 per cent dis
count off of all trunks, travelling and fancy
leather goods, making the lowest prices ever
offered on these goods. Topham's, 1921 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.-Adct.
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CITY ITEMS

Go to Hudson's Variety, si2 7sh st. nv,
for bargains.
Large io-piecs Chamber Set decorated,
S22S.
lls-piece handkerchief Dinner Sets. ss.7a
Decorated Cups and Saucers, SOC. per set
Decorated Plates 70 match, Soc per set
Decorated 56-piece Tea Sets. eats.
beautiful Crystal Cream Dishes. SOC. dozen.
and 4-quart Ice Cream Freezers, sl.42,
sl.6S and S2.05 each.
bssket, Clothes Line and dozen Clothes Pms,
$175 for all
Children's Hammocks. 50, IS and 75c.
Our Extra t1.50 Hammock down TO o..
Covered slop Pals. l5c.
1t Hupsox's. sl2 It'll ST. nv.
The Goods Have Arrived and viii be
placed on sale tomorrow. Saturday. 3 an.
siz0o0 worth OF Fine Summer Clothing bought
from the assignee Of Lamb Bros. a Co. who
failed last week in New York. We shall cell
these goods at IS cents on the dollar of manu-
facturers' first cost
Mems Suits. pure wool. ss7s, sA5o and Is
Young Mems Suits, &s.2s. "a and $3.50.
Gentaemens Dress Suits, &C, $3.50, 81 and
- Boys, Black Cheviot Suits, "a to Is years, q,
S2.s7, SS. IS. so and "a
Mems Fine Dress Pants. nobby patterns and
made expressly for the finest Broadway trade
al SIS, 81 So Sl.75, 81. S2.25 and s25o.
IN making these goods They are honest, clean
made garments. and bear the labels Of the best
makers In this country.
NO shop-worn truck, but clean. good and
honorable clothing good enough for million
are 70 wear; IL we don't show you every
arucie we advertise We will pay you your car
rare ior % miles, as it will pay You to come 100
miles to attend this unprecedented sale. Don't
hesitate; don't delay.
.. H. FREDLaNpER,
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GRAN. SUGAR, 41zc. Fancy creamery butter.
25c- Best s. c. hams, 1215c-
T. III. WALLER 4 Co.
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Follow the crowd. They will lead you to
our sl2. go reduction sale of suits.
EIsENAN Bros. It'll and E sts-
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Al. hiEDlANDfh.
Southeast corner 9Th and L sts.

Come One, Come All. Save money BY
buying your Fine Coffees, Teas and Family
Groceries of US Our Mandahling Java makes
royal drink. Extra Fine Basket-fired Japan
lea. Broad Run Creamery Butter the finest,
2oc. Id. Sugar-cured Hams. Pure Lard and
Best amily Flour. Rochdale tickets honored.
1T NJ. p. MErzGER. All eth ST. NV.
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GREAT SPECIAL PRESENT DAY, Saturday, 731
7th St.. bet G and II. Best granulated sugar,
~ cents.
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Or INTEREST TO HoUsEKEEPERs.-TheE En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works will put up all car
pets in camphor and make them moth proof
free of charge. 631-635 Mass. ave. NV. Iele-
phone 4252
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"FABRIoUE DE C. Box BoS."

These are the best balbriggans made, and
we've got them-shirts and drawers for men al
right prices. HENRY FRANC 4 Son, One Price
cor It'll and ID.
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TENNIS. ATHLETIC AND DRESS BELTS, leather
and silk, At popular prices
ToPHAMs. 1871 Pa ave. NV.
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SEE the suits reduced to 1920.
EIsEMAN BRos., 9TH and SITS.
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Look. Look. Look.
Special presents Saturday at
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA COMPANY,
ISL 9TH ST.. bet. q and H.
Best Granulated Sugar AZ cents. 1t
broad Run Creamery Butter, Csc per ID.
IT. Nj. q 7. MErZGER. AZ It'll st NV
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WELL-DREssED MEN Of Philadelphia, New
1ork and BOSTON are wearing broad-brimmed
Jap. Sennette straw hats, extreme shapes-4 drf
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BERKKLEY pure rye whisky.
FoR SPRING LAME

SPECIAL SATURDAY-Speeial presents GREAT
CHINA AND JAPAN lea COMPANY, Isl 18th St
Best graduated sugar, 4Ec-
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LIGHTSISG RoDs scientifically and practically
put up. j. H. kUEHLING.
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TOMORROW,
pIyLR EXCURSIONS.

RIyER EXCURSIONS.
II MILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOR Is CENTS.
Two Salon Steamers. frOu sth It. ferry wharf
ssil and arrive hourly.
stop al Ale xandrta. Va .pis.ar
CTR. BARTHoI.Dl. DAILY TRIPS EVERY HoTR
to al ul,-riNer landings and only boat stopping
biNe LANDING. New pavilion. and danfins
every evening Beautiful scenery and Pheasant round
trip 10 cts Pleasure boas with all modern illroN~-
nlents Tor hire anu Steamer leaves l.1at.,use
loot OF ST. aud \. "a nv, and loot OF High %
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A Jury Finer Sentenced.
Bernard Glandi, the first OF the New Orleans
jury bribers to be convicted, has been sentenced
70 one year ct hard labor in the psnitsntiary.
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BATcHELDER q HOOP, TRUSTEES, will ell
through Latimer 4 sloan, auctioueers tomor-
row at $50 Pm. Con the premises) . desirable
corner lot in Brookland, D.c.-Adci.
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The S12 90 reduction sale.Is melting the great
stacks of mems suits very fast You'd better
come in very soon if you want one.
EIsENAS Bros. 9TH and SITS.
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LrGHrSISG RODS repaired. 1905 Pa ave.

HEuR1cH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoIILISG Co.
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You are welcome to look at the suits we have
marked down to S12. 90 without buying
EIsEMAS Bros, It'll and E SITS
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Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting and
Shampooing Especially s. HELLER's 40 It'll st.
jeI9-4ts
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town 1427 New York ave.
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SEVERAL FAST HORSES. harness, bueries. nc.
at Latimer 4 sloan's, 1881 and 1883 H street TO.
morrow at IL a.m.-Adrt.
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FIREWORKS.

STRAW HArs, outing shirts summer under
wear, office coats. LEWIS 4 SoN. 1921 MY. ave.
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CALL TELEPHONE 634-3
And order a case of
Heurieh' Extra Pale Lager.
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. NJ. SATURDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, light rains; slightly warmer; easterly
winds.
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Pure Rye Whisky, years old. Csc. Of
Port Wine, med. use. full OTIS. soc. bot
Virginia Claret, full qts., 25c. Catawba Wine.
full qts., Csc. Imported Lime Juice. OTIS, Csc.
Two large boxes Sardines, Csc. Two Imported
Sardines, 25c. Two cans New Salmon. 25c.
Brandy Peaches, rs and S5c. lar. Finest Patent
Flour made. 4S, SSc. and sl.75 sack; Finest
Roller, 40, 75c. and sl.50 sack Gran Sugar,
41sc. Java Coffee, Soc. and Condensed Milk.
lie. can. p. Il. WILSON 934 It'll st. NV IL
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Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls temperature rs; condition
2. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 50. Con-
dition at north connection. 3; condition at
Fouth connection. So distributing reservoir.
temperature. so; condition at infiuent gate
house, So; condition at efiuent gate house, &c.
saa High "i ser 1905 a IGr ~ li:ss pm
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Go to JoHS r. KELLY. Corned beef a speciality.
Stalls: CPS, 629 and go Center Market. 9Th St
wing. Telephone call, 1064A zoo and EOS
Northern Liberty Market
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Gas STOVES AND RANGES.
Immense new stock.
Best and most reliable makes.
Lowest prices in the city.
We guarantee that statement
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