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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-06-11
Canden's Policy

The Pittsburgh Americ071 Manatfac>
ts9er, May 30, has the following states
ment as to the policy of President Cam
den of the West Virginia and Pittsburgh
Railroad:
few months ago the Manufacturer contained
a statement to the effect that ex- senator John
son NJ Camden, Of West Virginia. had in con-
nection with number of other gentlemen who
We're interested with him already in several
railroad and development schemes purchased
large tract of iron ore on Potts Creek Virgin
ia, and that he proposed to build railroad line
to that land for the purpose of developing it,
The scheme has now taken a very definite form
Senator Camden's railroad known the West
Virginia and Pittsburgh is completed from Bal
timore as far Sor1h as Braxton, c. H. or Sutton,
W. va. Three corps of engineers are at work
on an extension of the line from Sutton to the
mouthof Williams river, and the preliminary
steps are being taken for the continuation of
the line from that point to Potts Greek ore
fields The Potts Creek iron ore beds are among
the richest in the two virginias and are located
very close to the dividing linz between the two
stases They are of easy access to a railroad
there being deep valleys extending all the way
and connected except at one or two points
where short tunnels will be necessary. The
baltimore and Ohio Railroad has secured the
bonds of the West Virginia and Pittsburgh
road, and traffic arrangements have been made
between the two companies whereby the Balti-
more and Ohio will handle the product of the
Potts Creek field, and the extensive coal bust
ness which is being developed along the line
The general plan of tile Company includes much
more than the building of the West Virginia
and Pittsburgh road as already mapped out
A line to connect it and Charleston has been
surveyed between that point and Baxton C.
H., and at a public meeting held in Charleston
last week, $500 Geo was pledged by the business
men OF that city to the new road.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-06-11

General Booths first practical move
in the way of improving the condition
OF the working poor of London is to es-
taollsh matchmaking factory, in
which higher rates of wages will be paid
than III ordinary concerns. If the Sal
Walton charity scheme has to be pro
NOTED by this venture all right; if not,
there will be something besides tha
matches tipped with birthstone wheu
the profits are looked for.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-06-11
ll0lCr 0SSClgar.

At the May term Of the U. s. District
Court at Abingdon, which had been in
session since the 9Th ult., Judge Paul
appears to have broken the record in
the amount OF business dispatched. AT
the opening of the term there were 297
cases on the docket which were supple
mented by 12i new indictments by the
grand jury, making 4s1 cases in all.
These have all been disposed of in one
way or another. The cases tried by jury
numbered Il, in which there were So
convictions and 13 acquittals. In A
Others the defendants pleaded guilty
The Abingdon Izirginien of last week
paws a warm tribute to Judge Paul's
capacity for dispatching business, as
we'll as the noticeable fairness and abil-
ty of his rulings. District Attorney w.
E. Craig is likewise entitled to mention
for his ability, industry and vigor in
conducting the interests OF the govern
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10

IL VIII Fay You to ~ there. Run. wsh or ridsthere
BE sure and taks your yurss there
Nothing sold On time there Everybody treated alike
there.
They 90 business right or not at sIl there.
They refund the money shy article not e repre-
ssn.sd mp there.
They siye you 100 cents for dollar up th.r~.
the ensy place in the city where you cen furnish
ahouse complete.
They sell solid Oak sideboard si2 20: .o,a ,,.s
where, sis They sell kefrixerstors, e. rs 10 s:O
Mating f2,sc- to 4se. Extra Damask and Iinen
Chain. 4sc. Handsome Folding Bed, b~,el mirror
1sx4o S2s- Folding Beds. nice anish 81 Fine Oak
Suites. ESQ. eds s75. sold elsewhere, as 800 sIOO
Leonard's Refrxsrators under the price Wire Doom
81. wfth best sslf-&oesine hiaSs. Rustic Lawn
bencbes. 81 50 to g. so Best Wire Co.'S. IL a
81 So Ai-hsir Mattress. 90 poundx o.. SO curlsi
har Mattress. 30 pounds. sl2. so Roiiur Steel Bed
springs. Is 50. Allsteel Woven Wire with ilo coli
springs. book fold. e. 90. Initial Tumblsr. bs~usifui
engraved wreath. loo. 6Clear Tumblers fer l5e, &c
Good hammock. Sc. csc. and e. - Baby Car.
nAfes. July upholstered nckle truninxs and para
so. sistO els. The Laressf Site Cedar Tubs si.
oresses Tea sets. ~ - si0 lVOp4scs Dinner Set
s''Ss TO gu Everything for the house xt place
Eslnsnaoer the came and place.
A. c. GRAsrY,
DOUBLE STORES.
1910 and isf2 sth ct. d ". h>s. 2 sadQ.
Our only terms cheap for cash
Don't doubt TN yOu try. my27
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c<oppS0
the progress Of Consumption.
The best authorities agree that it's
. scrofulous affection of the lungs.
If taken in time, and given a fair
trial, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will effect a cure. Thou.
sands have been saved by it-thou.
sands more are putting it off till
too late For every form of Scrof.
ula, Bronchial, Throat, and Lung
Affections, Weak Lungs, Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, it
is q positive remedy. It's guaran-
teed to do all that's claimed for it.
If it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, your money is returned.
The discovery" is the only
Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy
that's sold so. Think what q medi-
cine it must be!
Especially has it manifested its
potency in curing letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre, or
Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands.
Worlds Dispensary Medical AS
ISOLATION, Makers, No. 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10
LOST ON ERRORS.
The Nationals Play Badly and the Cincin-
MATHS Bat Hard fr One Inning.

The Nationals Play Badly and the Cincin-
nstis Bat Hard fn One Inning.
Six hundred and sevenfy-five persons saw the
Cineinnatis take a game from the Nationals
yesterday through timely hitting in the sixth
inning and several errors on the part Of the
Washington men. The old reliable McQueery
made two of the five errors and Beecher AIvord
and Mcclure made the other three. Foreman was
Wild, sending seven of the reds to first on balls
and hitting one. When he did get the ball over
the plate he was not hit hard, only seven hits be-
ing made, of which Vaughn made double and
q triple. Crane was In the box for the visitors
and was HIT as hard Foreman, but was better
Robinson being the only one to
make an error.
oTHER GAMES YESTERDAY
American Association.
At Columbus-C Columbus, 8; Athletic q
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8; Baltimore, q
AT st. Louis-Boston, 8; st. Louis, 6.
National League.
AT Philadelphia- Cincinnati. 8; Philadelphia
At Boston-Chicago, 9; Boston, Z.
At New York-New York, Z; Pittsburg, 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 10; Cleveland, 8.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American association.
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PR1cE Nor CONSIDERED.
We MUST REDUCE The STOCK.

We take our annual inventory the last of this
month and must reduce the stock els. 900 be-
tore thst time. We appreciate the fact that in
order to induce you to buy freely at this season
OF the year we must offer unusual bargains 50
We have put the knife deep into prices and have
made a cut which we believe you cannot resist
II you will come and see rs.
We offer entire stock Of Inerains all
wool. best makes, 81 5Oc. yard. This 10 less
than cost TO uanufseturs thsu- You VII pay
ssc- for them this fall
Roxbury and other Tapestry Carpets st 75c.
Lover grades Al IL and J0c.
Best Five Frame Body Brussels which will be
sold at SIS this fail. we oter IS q temptation
ss 81
AOquets. everybody knows what they are.
Our entire stock At 81 % per ysrt-
smyrna kuxs ecut he original price in half
On Portisres and Upholstery Goods the cost .
not reckoned-
The reduction In our furniture department u
crest We name q few Of the bargains:
0cane-s~at Chairs. walnut finisn, s4so
ANieely Finished Antique Suite. el6 so. Has
been s.s2 30.
Solid Oak suite. $3.50 Worth ESQ.
The greatest Oak suits in the market for
Ell 80.
Engiisn OAK Suite. large Bowel plate. has been
'e43. Now s3.. 80.
6-piece Hair Cloth Parior Suite s35
U-piere Plush Suite. 81. 80. --s
6piece Wilton Rug suite. s15- Worth goo
large Turkish suite. 5 pisces. in tspesssy
and sslk plush, SIS
These prices Are for cash only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10
DISTRICT AMATEUR LEAGUE.

The Columbia Athletic Club nine put up an
excellent quality of ball yesterday in its game
with the Potomacs at the National Base Ball
Park and won by 10 to t. Leach, the Column
pa pitcher, held its opponents down to six
nifs- He was well supported, only Fuller max
Ing an error; Kelley, on the other hand, was
hit for fifteen and his support was poor. The
club boys were allowed the use of the grounds
through the kindness of the National Club
management, two OF whom were presen. to see
that every accommodation was afforded.
An excellently played game took place be-
tween the Duponts and the W. l.. l. nine yes
terday, the latter winning by to O. The
Duponts made two errors and two hits and the
W. L. l. one error and three hits Thornbergh
and Wise, respectively, we're in the box.
The Columbus and the Y. NJ. c. A. teams
play at \. III. c. A Park, 18th and U streets, this
afternoon ut 445.
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
II. Davis, captain Of the Northern Liberties.
denies the statement that his team was recently
defeated by the Quicksteps
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NEWS FROM ROCKVILLE.

Many Democratic Aspirants Active-wash-
ingtOnians Located for the summer-Notes.
Correspondence of The Evening Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, June 8, 1891.
In the orphans court today quite a large
amount Of routine business was transacted The
last will and testament of Edward Lea was adj.
mitted 10 probate, and the executor named in
the will declining to serve letters of adminstra-
ton C. t. a. were granted to Robert H. Miller;
bond 81 900. Alban Brooke, administrator OF
Deborah Brooke, deceased, passed his first ant,
final account The inventory Of the personal
estate of Thomas Culver, deceased, was filed,
amounting to sl,725.65. Cornelius H. Brown
ing, administrator Of Mary II. Browning, de-
ceased, passed his first and final account
This has been another field day among the
democratic aspirants for places on the ticket al
the November election and the town has been
full of them. For the house of delegates the
names Of the following gentlemen were an.
nounced today. John Ambrose Clements, VIM.
NJ. Candy and j. W. Collier. Chas. Sellman of
the third collection district, announced hereto
fore as candidate for county commissioner,
has Withdrawn from the contest.
The cold and wet weather of the past few
weeks has had a tendency to decrease the num-
Der OF summer boarders usually found here al
this season Of the year, but within the past few
4aAso nave oiElSeu. lu6 IOllOW-
ing Washingtonians are CHARTERED at the
.'WOodlawn," the fashionable summer hotel al
West End: H. Haring, U.SN., and family, Mrs.
Rebecca Ellis. q. N. Emerich and family
Prof. r. X. Rawson. U.S.N.; Geo. Doolittle and
wife, @. A. McCallister, Mrs. Il. NJ. Richardson.
Maj. A. H. q. Richardson, DR.. Benz Lippin.
colt and wife, Mrs. Marian Longfeliow Morris
and daughter, Mrs. ]. j. Key and daughter
I.ient. J. II. Duval. U.S.A., and family. Miss J.
Baldwin, Frank B. Carpenter and family, Mira
Watkins and daughter. Miss Sallie Caldwell OF
Phiiadelphia is also at this house and number
Of others are expected In a few'day
Mr.. J. ]. Wsshburn Of the War Department
and family have located for the season in the
spacious dwelling house OF Judge w. v. Bouic
on Montgomery avenue this place.
Miss Letta Sellman Of Adamstown, Fred.
erick county, is atpresent visiting the daughters
or Mr.. ID. II. Bouic at this place.
The injunction granted ON Monday by Judge
Vinson to prevent the Glen Echo Railroad
Company from entering upon land claimed BY
W. A. Wade has been dissolved. the; company
filing bond and taking an appeal to the Mary.
land court Of appeals. g..
The heavy rain Of Sunday last, II Is thought
has done some damage to the wheat crop In
this section, and where the crop was heavy Il
has been badly broken down.
Much complaint is expressed by people liy
ing along the line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal at the temporary manner In which thu
repairs to that waterway are being made In
several places along the line. 1t il said that a
some Of the large breaks the only thing pu
into the same II The mad and clay taken from
the bottom of the canal, and in case of another
Hood this wonad soon DO swept away. SAN.
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RAILROADS.
r icHNosRR sSp Da Nv - kalLsoaD co

RicHnosP.a sS AID DaNy,5 "a kaiILs0Ap co.
srr s,snon. Mashilstos. b. c. '''''n~ f''h
sns cnn Is :. q esssah s1T s,SIs s y .ss
egisr Mhite sairegr srrin.s' soan~ts a fynehbsrx
salem. Mytheyille. BRISTOL Knoxville. cA.is.soes.
III rs ,E;;D..ly Coz N.a..... w.rr-usen md
a s.unsa ana S,s So thur s%s Se,o s RAJ =,
y ncstnus, D.ryills. or-cnsr5ro ami staiious Co
EN- Ns<sh csIoan. p,v,s.oa casrlosts sd ...s.s,.
sSoth c.roans uis,-icn, and stations Atlsnis and
made IN union station for all principal points south
Illrulah Buffet sleerer. New YOrR snd Washington
To NlantA, connetlng with Pullman slesp<r Atlanta
Ian sesIer 20 M.mp..is va srpS,nsh.a, uni,.. =,
Dshyfle With Pullman sieciet ier Ausns,a va Co
kno,vtlle wa ssLv,lls aud Hos svrass- ~
So. IA and - IN D.iiy .soept sunday. for
sS 2 a, Daily esceTt sunday, for wsrr-u,oa aud
ldts 80 ma SI fNs.1oS ,>n so,,u
VISITS tfsiIsrif IiMifrb b s ssshls.
. Dr.~ins Roo@a. DSns' ssnns and sp1 sss.ss
snokins LIBRARY aud Observation Cars Of The lste.i
.aIressy .~rss An slrs TAR. : .rs. Sn ap
sa'es,,,. ~ With kirs,cisss 1ickets not
ny MANI araSes a. A..snis Is tUllo.ins
sSs Ssx s,sd'As conLetions With fast treins
sneridan. New Orleans AID Nlsi-1rs VIA Birasa.f.
, ~ o2 p I,-psily. Southern rrrrs-. for Lynch.
.a.nc,,. s vile. ofssnsooTo k.ls,sh salisbury and
ese.efh s"ftn Carolina Division. Charlotte
sad stations south Carolina DIVisln 90 Ansusfs ana
stahOns Atlanta and Chari ITO DIVISION 10 tti.nf.
Where cOnneriion IN made In Union ~t.tiuu f,gT ~
iork 10 Atlanta.
Pullman baret seeper. New York 60 Knorytll. "a.
Iynch5ur,, Dsnville. Salisbury and Western North
Pullmsn buffet SLEEPER. Washington to New orl..n.
fRsiSs bS %ifs i95 1S SboH,o n,v,s,ox
e az Mashnston IN daily. IS p.m daily and
am. 1S.p n attA "a ~
cept SUNDAY.
. Through trains from the South via ch.rlct,. ana
DAnrille arrive In Nashin rton - m iO.SS IA m
and ~ M. and from Chariottssvllle and arr.n-
ton at 10 q IA. strrsburg los'A NJ 10 a. . IA
tickets. sleepns Gar ressryatton and Information
FURNISHED and baggage shsxked AZ Ofs, l.Nkl Hrnn-
sAhn ave shd 81 fAs~ensef st.iiun, fennxyiysnia
"~o. OAn anu ~ Ste MsstiitiEton. ID &.
3eo JAt. l.. TAILOR OsenerAl Paes AGENT
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tn. A1lcre.eep.c.l society.

At the meeting Of the Aicroscopical Society
last evening DIR. Thomss Taylor read paper
on some recent methods -eInployed by him IN
the investigation of fats and oils in determining
their. properties, purity, &c. Among the ex-
hibiss was new mineral tat, Of which more
may possibly be heard, and specimen Of cloth
taken from mummy embalmsd nine hundred
aud dfty ysays before Christ
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

s"Onward and upward" is the motto Of
The EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is 3 steady,
healthfui one.
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( uEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule m s,e,-t MAJ m /,

Schedule "a eject MAY 20 1901
. - Leave Union DeIyt. UtL and d street.
10y An for Newport News. OH POINT Co,nfor, an
Norfolk daily. Arrive az Old Point .f q 81 n M
and Norfolk q IS n m.
zpm. Slnclnnsu fnpress daily for stations IN VIZ.
gina West Nirginia. henturky aud ClnaannAu
Ne~uhnIs sleeYers and cntire train nun Through
without change 20 Cinsfnnati arriving NJ : go h,
supper.
IL 10 p IN. y. y. v. Nestibule Limited daily s.,la
rains. viii dining cars. run through without
ehAn1e Go Cincinnati. AeStibule Sleeper for Ter
tngton and Louisville. Pullman Cars are Open %
recesNs pas senrers at pm.
ofnees. olS and tssl fennsS wanna AVENUE
IA. W FULLER
my1o General Passenger Axeut
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II VOC haze idle funds waiting for an invest
meat place them at interest with
Woops d Co., bankers,
AdvG Ira y street.
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GExrs Surrs Scouaxp
AND PnEssED Poa

AND FHEssED Po2 o..
Soa,., &c; Pants. &c Nesis, l< s.:cr.nx and
o<if'sr-d- tslsphsae call 49,.
n D H,hS. rs On q. a.v.;.
49, I'D I'D So. Nsss Wsshiusson.
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The estate Of the late p. T. B&rnum, ~ shown
by the inventory taken by the appraisers and
died In the probate court on Monday At Bridge
port, 10 estimated 10 BE- worth ", Ta5S2
II has h6en decided to hold the A. A. q.
championships Of 1889 at Chicago while the
world fair y b psoaroaG
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BOSTON
ID A furnished fiat of seven rooms for SIMMER
months. Rent low. Address Y. p. r. ii fryinrton
St. Boston. Mass. jelO AZ
MANOR HOUSE WILL OPEN JUNE Is: ROOMS
AVA with hrst-class board can be secured. Call
or address C. B. LEE, Manor House. Forest Glen.
Na. JESSE
NOVA SCoTIA-PRIyATE BOARD AND FIRST
,Ssss IN every respect pleasantly sltus,ed nesI
blr1ningham, ; v. Halifax. Nova scotis. yeslm
WOoDLAwN. ROCKVILLE, MD, WILL BE
w opened for reception OF guests May 10. For
terms apply at the CLARENDON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave. apgi.3in
w OLFBoRo. n. H.
KINGswOOD HOUSE. wINNIPIsEoGEE LAKE.
opens June 20 New management. sup~Sior table;
nasnincent scenery and drives finest trout and
nshng IN New ENGLAND; boating. shooting and howl
ing special and low prices made. Until june II ad-
dress u. H. sIlhPSON, s. Rutland square. Boston.
MASS .e6-s6 ~toaugl
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SUMNER RESORTS.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.

4 ukokA HOUSE, AURORA, WEST VIRGINIA
"A select HEALTH Rksok7 on top Of the Aiis-
roo@s sod s.ss Ss sos e .II.g ,,'S s.I Ss.eE 5
rates csrcasr. Al sssS Pa N ssT-cl s.seps 10
proprietor My-sx.s,,
MOUNTAIN yItw HorsF. ArRoRa wv
al . nSs 1Iea slesas,oH 600 'est pure aelh
eoyling arising and saddle horses Address JOHN
Garrett county, Nd .3ooo feet shove -. coolies,
spot n Allsshsniss ars roons eood t.hle milk
Circnlars at Star once. Adarsss
CHARMADoAH COTTAGE. HARPERs PERRY.
sdults; ine views, handsome yortico.s nice table
< Ss1 6 TfiSTsa'T' H. H. Miles, 0i D. sssss''
GREEN'S MOUNTAIN HOUSE. LOCATED on
" Fruit Hill ham. Blue Rldse mountain. east side
Va bus meets all day trains g. ". GREEN. hro-
prietor, Iny27-imk6d'
HILL TOP ROUSE. HARPER's FERRY. ". va. !;
in view s.enery irS,n portcoes unsurpAssed taOls
aresa So 0'Fn nH N1s uovErr. rropr.,o.
n oLgs MoRRELL HOUSE. CAMP HILL HAIR
IN rers Ferry Va. orsns Tor quests May Il For
asgs 4 BIZ e. & sck kSf Ss ::
| ockNooD HOUSE. HAEPER's FERRY. WA.
T., WI !. Is orsn from june 70 October l.
re s1hMll HOUSE. HARPEk'S FERRY. W.
The largest house and rruunds and hi,hess
pVHs; Apply Tor eirtuiar and isr9s ORR June Is.
HOTEL EssICk,-FoR DEsChIPTIyk PAAPH-
address NJ IA IsstIsk pran
mhi--s5m Picture Eccks. Pa
MoUSTAIN VIEW. MOUNTAIN FALLS p o..
- Ireoeflck county. Va. VIII open June 10 for
thirty guests. beautiful 10, alton Rates s:O T. s:s5
per month Chdrvn half rate. Near line VI ira vel 10
and nom Capon Springs. Write 20 l. 5. RODsoN.
mylSeolm
WHITE MOUNTAINS. n II.
BAPLEwoop
The eastern portion Of the famous town OF Bethie
tneoW hite nlountains-the great mountain Mecca"
OF Health and pleasure
MAPLEWO0D HOTEL. MAPLEWOOD COTTAGE
- FURNISHED COTTAGES.
Send for descriptive pamphlet.
AlNsLlE y McGi1vRAY Managers
Also of HOTEL SAN MARCO, st. Augustine. Fla.
le0-s, ln&wlm
SUNsET Hill. HOUSE. WHITE MOUNTAINS,
above sea level and Commands nnest views OF whte
Mountain scenery its elevated position insures dry
atinospLcre. in which
MALARIA Is UNKNOWN
Public rooms are lsree. Music Hall and Orchestra
Extensive grounds TOR tennis courts base hall aud
other outdoor gunles. Lnrse and good livery
connected Capacity. 800 guests. for descriptive
cirrular address
BowLEs HoskINs,
1p.. eo-6t sugar Hin. n. H.
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LADIES GOODS.

LADIES GOODS.
TO THE LADIEs.-DREssMAKTNG DONE AT A
L great reduction during summer months; chill
dren's work speciality best ref style, ut
and work. Address II. Y. L., Star Office. Jelt3t'
AIRS. V. A. TRAVIS. MODESTO
AVA Makes street and evening cossumes Alpo ladies
jackets riding habits and Ia or made SUITS good nj
1903 81 NV je5-1ws
/ AIDES WISHING THEIR FINE WHITE AND
AZ Black Iaces done mp in hrst-cisss French style
White and Satin Dresses Lace Curtains speciaty al
reasonable prices, call AZ MADAME NAIhuNT'r I'D
stand. 1l3 1ltk ST NV .nI On.
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". II. HOE II,
H.vr You BEEN THrRE.

jel-tf S,h ard Pennsylvania Ave.
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Grove EMPORIUM.
9al PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
SIX Mitts. 25c.. Sc. and 45c-
'CLEANFAsTr BLACK STOCKINGS.
Livery pair warranted.
&c. Children StocEfngs 5 pairs 81
3Sc- Ladies Stockings, pairs Ell
1Oc. Ladies' Stockings. pain, q. 70
Elegant, durable. silk hnfsh myoe-1m
WANTED-LADIEs TO KNOW THAT HAVE
w moved to my new apartments, corner OF 18th and
u SITS n W, over Ohio National Bank. and ain now
prepared TO execute all orders promptl Pine Even
Ing Dresses street Costumes. Jackets. Wraps. Man
teed. MADAM BUTLER mx-SlIm
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Resolutions Against Normal Graduates Pay
Ing Teachers to Resign.

ALSO AGAINST THE PRACTICE OF GRANTING tx
TENDED LEAVES OF ABsENcE--A MEDICAL
SCHOLARSHIP TO HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES OF
FERED By DIR. PuRvIs-APPoIsTNENTs,x ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10
SUMNER RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

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THE kITTATINNY, DELAWARE WATER GAP.
= II Nov open mountain resort celebrated for
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H9TEd cAsTLEToN. BRIGHTON HEIeHTs,
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1851 Jas IT, sopsf rs
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" OCEAN CITY. Md,
n. ssy.sa Taylor ssm..l Tn. ys,.. beach Of
70 nos door aS hay dsT hour Direct
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DIP POINT COMFORT. vG-sHERwooD.-
cold 9 Ss,S, =. year Erre sss air no ssra hot and
q S S.[: :, enc Vssl and upward a5o: sookkR
piNEf POINT HOTEL. 81. MARY's COUNTY,
Pure Sc, ar. no 6athing boating nsh.
mi , c ,s 5 &c Table win be supplied tl;s season
are r4n my own oyster oeds All other sea food N
For circulars apply to wash B. Williams. $40 9Th
st. NV.
80, THos. W. WILLIAMS.
9eS-xm Proprietor.
FOR sALE-BLAKIsToN's IsLAND-A BEAUTI-
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myl5-lm 18th and u sts H. ".
THE PRINCESS ANNE,
..-..- VIRGINIA BEACH. VA,
THE FAMOUS VIRGINIA OCEAN RESORT. EiGH-
TEEN MILES FROM NORFOLK
FINEST AND SAFEST SURF BATHING
ON THE ATLANTIC COAST.
SEND FOR SUMMER RATES
0. Z. CRiTTENDEN
Proprietor.
Also proprietor Of Mountain Resort, the Cooper
House" (Otsego Lake). Cooperstown. n Y. my lo-.,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-10

EOR MENTION TIE SEASON
DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE
AT SORRENTO,
SIX G sdS9s pAi RtF f Ets sa2 lnRSon
$500 FOR THE GEAbON,
IT, This i The csstass q GEN. aREELY: y bssau.
tenant only. J. n WlNER,
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