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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09
A POLICY RAID.
An Alleged Backer and Several Writers Al
rested.

An Alleged Backer and Several Writers Ar
rested.
Detective Block and Precinct Detective
Kimmel of Lieut.. Kelly's precinct started out
yesterday morning to overhaul the policy
people and interfere with the drawings and
distribution of prizes. for short time at least
and before shutdown they had placed several
persons under arrest and locked them up.
The raid was made, SO it is alleged, on the
hacker and others of what is called the '.old
firm" with headquarters near the south end
OF the Long bridge.
From information received by the officers
they believed that the principal business of the
firm had been transferred to this city and that
the turning in of the books was about all that
was done on the Virginia shore. They went to
the city end of the bridge during the afternoon
and had several fourth precinct officers there
tc assist them.
After remaining there some time a carriage
came over and 1T was stopped by the officers.
Seated In the vehicle was Edward King. the
alleged hacker of the Arm, and VIM. t. Bald
win. who is said to be his clerk. In King
possession the officers found number of
alleged policy books and more than 300 in
money.
Not far behind this vehicle came another
carriage and III it were George Curtis and Mary
Hayson. colored, alleged writer's, and they, too,
were arrested.
A third vehicle came over but the officers
had their hands full and were unable to cap
ture II.
Later in the day an alleged colored writer,
who had policy documents in his possession,
was arrested and locked up.
Today in the Police Court in the cases of
Baldwin and King jury trials were demanded,
and in the case OF Curtis continuance was
granted. Bowie and the woman will be used
as witnesses
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A Cat story.

Mr. J. d. Miller Of Charlton Heights. about
nire miles out on the main stem of the Balti-
more ard ohio railroad, has a very fine cat,
which Is extremely fond Of eating young
chickens. and Mr.. Miller thinking more of the
chickens than the eat concluded to get rid OF
IT, lie accordingly brought il to the city last
Friday and put il in his Office ON Louisiana
avenue He did not go to hi- place of business
oE the Fourth. but left an ample amount of
food Tor the time being. Monday tine cat was
around the vitice. Last evening when he en-.
Tered nome lie was thunderstruck to find the
c"t sitting ON the front porch. just as lazy
looking a. ever and nov the question that
l. agltat;ng the mind Of Mr.. Miller is How did
t1at cat get home.'
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Wotnan's Christian Temperance Union.

The North Capitol AUXILIARY of the ". c. t.
L. held meeting las; night at the residence of
Mrs v Bunch, No. 20 III street northwest.
The meeting Was opened by the president Mrs
Maggie T. Plat. In few interesting and en-
eOarasing remarks. Mrs Hayden and Miss
Bessie hutrov favored the meeting with reel
ta,Ions. Several new members were added 10
'hc rpH. committee was appointed to wait
o. thu druggists 10 inquire into certain drinks
Served from fountains aud various other mat
ters Of Interest to the union. At the close OF
TIE ple's.ilg Refreshments we're served. Among
those present were Mrs Iant- Bryan. Mrs j.
/ hlns. Mrs VI smith. Mrs. DGtrOw, Mrs. n
Bunch. Mrs. y v. Long Nrs. TEos. Herring.
Mrs i4irrt. Nrs- G. u. COvn. Mrs. NcElfresh,
Ar>. lIn-n" Robertson. Miss l. T. hing and
Miss Marion HARPER
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ANACOSTIA.
NEW EPISCOPAL CHoIR.

NEW EPISCOPAL CHOIR.
J. E. Snow, leader of the late boys choir Of
Emanuel Episcopal Church, has organized a
new choir from among the young ladies of the
Episcopal congregation. Some of the choristers
are Misses Lucy Hullester, Alice Canton, Kate
Canton, Jessie Darling, Lizzie Wood and Julia
Hardy.
NOTES.
The game to have been played yesterday be-
tween the Anacostia and South Washington
base ball teams was postponed.
Mrs. David T. N. shank left today to visit
her sister-in-law. Miss Vallie shank, at Smiths.
burg, Washington county. Md.
Officer Elliott has recovered and returned to
duty.
Gibson Carroll, aged nineteen years, who
died of consumption Tuesday at his home in
Garfield, was buried at $50 in Moore's cen,e-
terry. stanton. The funeral was from Good
Hope Church.
John A. Logan Post, No. 10, Department Of
the Potomac, met last night.
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JOHN SMITHS
FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE.
w76t 452 Pa. ave. nw., south side.
JOHN SMITHS

One dollar and half will buy ave
gallons Of this pleasant mineral
waters sure cure for malaria and
ffsresults insomnia. kidney troubles
and . certain defense against all
xyniotic diseases.
DEPOT lob Pa. ave. NV.
fyou want home. health. happi-
ness, purchase two shares Of this
stock at two hundred dollars. which
gives you one large building lot. on
which you can erect . cottage and
meet all the above conditions. Call
ON j. Il. CAkPENTER for payticu-
lars. 6O4 9Th st. NV. ye30-lms
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mr.. VERNON sSp MARSHALL HaLL--Charles
Nacaiester at 10 am. and $50 pm. At $50
pin for Marshall Hall only. W. W. Corcorar
for Marshall Hall at 10 am. and $50 pm.
RIVER VIEw.-Samuel j. PeGtz at 9:45 a. M,
ISIS and 6aiJ pm
Motley HALL--Pilot Boy at $50 a. m, and
$50 pm.
BAY RIpGE--Trains leave Z. and o. station
at 9:1f a m. so and rs pm.
CLIFTON BEACH AND COLONIAL BEACH.-Steamer
George Leary at a H.
BUESA VIsTA.-Belle L. every hour.
GEx. JOIN A. LOGAN CAMP, s. o. V.-To
River View at Gas am. and / As and 6:45 p M.
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The trial OF the two colored men. William
Bryant and William Chew. charged with as
s.aitinS Agnes Goodloe al her home in Hills
dale. was concluded in the Police Court this
morning The testimony given this morning
Changed the status Of the case. il being shown
that Ms. Goodies son took part in the t,ht
and he had a butcher kalfe as a weapon-
Judge Miller sJld that If the assault had been
a deliberate ore the defendants would he Sc
Nereiy Teal: with, bat as IL Wa the defendants
would have 20 pay a tine of so and costs.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

An attempt was made to break in the resi-
dence of James Grant. No. u II street north
west, this morning but the thief was frightened
of.
VIM Hynes OF No. Is street northwest was
taken sick at Az l1th street yesterday and sent
TO his home.
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MOUNT VERNON n.
TOMB OF WASHINGT0N
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
On and after June 1 the Paatial Iron and Steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALESTER will leave her
wharf, loot Of ath st., as follows:
Sunday, at 10 sharp. reaching the city on her
return at 30 pm. Fare. round trip 81. Including
admission to the mansion and grounds. Elegant CAFE
on the Charles Manchester aud lunch served al city
\ FOR MARSHALL HALL-Two trips daily EXCEPT
Sunday, at 10 and 30 b. sharp. reaching the
ssn ans 70 SPEND fss S
at Marshall Hall 90 down 10 an. and remain
until the last boat at ) pm. Everybody made COM
SUNDAY TkiFs 70 MAhsHai Hall. HALI-sAcREp
MUnIC.-The Charles Manchester for Marshall Hail
| Sundays at IL Am. ESQ I'M. and q pm. sharp
returning, reach the city At 2>'O. 5:45 and Pm
| The W. ". Corcoran for Marshall Hall on SUNDAYS
at 3:i5 p M returning reach the city at $50 p
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS, FRIDAY AND sArUR-
DAY ENENINGS.-The Charles Manchester 10 Mar
shall Hall and Indian Head every Friday and Saturday
dancing at Marshall Hall day and evening Prot
Schroeders orchestra. Fare. round trip. - cents
Parties can down to Marshall Hail 10 IN. and
Sop H. and take the evening boat there to Indian
az necessary the ". ". Corcoran at e45 pm for
Marshall HallD
| apply at the conpany's ONCE.
On and alter nne L the Steamer W. ". CORCORAN
Will leave her wharf. loot 9TH st. for Alexandra
and river LANDINGS, far down as Glymont, daily
pinR at MARSHALL HALL going and returnins
Passengers 10 Marshall Hall 10 and return on
either the Snaries Manchester or tbs w. w. Corcorsn
Fare. round trip, scents.
frssxht carefully 81 delivered
Col JOS G. McKIBBEN,
Capt. L. L. BLAKE.
Commanding Charles Manchester. ,e2s
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A Slight Fire.

About O'Clock last night fire was caused at
No. % I'd street northeast, occupied by Mrs
Annie Plowden. A little son of Mrs. Plowden
turned over the stove and some clothing was
set afire. 1t was extinguished by Officer J. A.
Pearson, the loss being go.
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A ST. Paul Carpet Dealer Assigns.

John Mathes, the oldest carpet dealer
in ST. Paul, has assigned to Theodore
d. Wise, vice president of the German
American Bank. The assignment was pre-
cipitated by an execution levied for 5000
for j. V. Farwell d Co. of Chicago. The
assets of Mr.. Mathes placed at 500 900 and
the liabilities at small sum. The German
American Bank holds Mr.. Mathes' note for
about $50, 900.
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Ran Into an Excavation.

Yesterday Charles Fletcher and Henry Ennis,
the driver and helper OF one Of Geo. Bauer
schmidt's beer vagons, were injured about the
legs by the wagon running into an excavation
made BY the Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company On II street, Georgetown.
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INDIAN HEAD TRIP on the Charles Manchester
Friday evening. July 10, at $50. Round trip,
% cents. These trips are participated in by
our best people. Make your engagements
Adct
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ERvoUs
MoRTAR-spoTTEp SKIN

Accurately describes psoriasis the second great skin
disease Think of shedding quart of scales each day,
OF skin cracked. bleeding burning and itching. al.
most beyond human endurance; hair lifeess gone.
Suffering hardly to be appreciated Is not this diff
cult skin and scalp disease to cures And yet CUTI.
CURA has cured thousands of Just such cases. 5
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IMPORTANT SALE OF PRoPERrY.-Latimer &
Sloan viii sell tomorrow afternoon at o o 'clock
lot %. sOXl2z, located the east side of 10th
street extended between kenesaw and Grant
avenues. in one Of the most desirable sections
OF Noun; Plcasant--Adrt
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80 Per Cent DISCOUNT. 30.

We going to remodel our building but before do
ing will have to dispose of the greater portion Of
stock of Furniture CARPETS, Mattings. Baby Car
riages and Refr2erators. which propose doing at
discount of 80 per cent on all goods for ten days
only, beginning JulyS 8.
The following are a few Of the numerous bargains
which will offer:
5-piece Wilton Rug Parlor Suite Former price.
s125. Now $S7.
2 6.piece Wilton Rug parlor Suites Former price.
$50. Now SO.
l 5piece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suite Former price.
s9j. Now S66.5O.
l 6piece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suite Former price,
$115. Now $3.50.
26-pece Silk Tapestry Parlor Suites oak frames
metal trimmed. Former price. $50. Now 500.
l Solid Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suite. Former
price, $a5. Now s59. so.
1 Solid Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suite. Former
price, $50 Now So. so.
3 Solid Walnut 3-piece Chamber Suites. Former
price. $50. Now 80.
Solid Oas Cheval 3-piece Chamber Suite Former
price. $l5. Now a3s. 80
/ Solid Walnut siieboart, Tenn. marble Former
price $50. Now S63
l Solid Oak Sideboard finished old English Former
price, $50 Now e4:.
Solid Oak Qusrter-sawed Library Table. Former
price, $40. Now &14.
Flat-top Desks. oak and walnut. Former price,
$22. Now $3.50.
Chamber Suites in hard wood. from Sl6 up.
Parlor Suites in hair cloth and plush from $25 up
sideboartis in hard wood. from $l3 np
These prices Tor cash only the goods being sold
at cost they will 20 to make room for the work
men.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weAslter.

FORECAST TILL E1GHT A ". FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia Maryland Vir-
gina and Wet Viz GINA. lair and slowly rising
temperature I'LL SATURDAY. except clearing on
tie Atlantic coast. north winds.
cuNDJrIOS or TIE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water 1T Z
pm.: Great Fali-. t@mpH rarnye &c. condition.
. Receiving rese rvoIr. temperature. "a, Con
eiton at north connection. ,. condition at
tOuth connection 81 distributing reservoir
tempsrature "a. condition at iuhuent gate
house. II condition al efiiuenI gate house, "a
High Water. Low Water.
l010a.m I0I1 pm. 4.l3 am. ia4J pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

The london Telegraph advocates that MUIR
derers condemned to electrical execution be
chlorofoI med.
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CITY ITEMS.


Sing'eton's, AIS 9TH st. NV.
A few Of the specialt.es am now offering in
Fine Chamber Furniture.
In massive Oak, handsomely carved. with
French bevel plate extra large size, finished
in latest style, the following:
suite, 8 pieces, for ss5. Former price,
| Sl27.5O.
suite. pieces, for sIl7.5O. Former price,
S142.50.
suite, pieces, for sisl.75. Former price.
SIS.
In Walnut, finely carved and finished, with
extra size French plate:
l suite, pieces, for $3.50. Former price,
S1l2.50.
/ suite, pieces, for $3.50. Former price,
l suite, pieces. for $3.50. Former price,
1922. So
l suite. 8 pieces, for els. Former price.
l Chefonier in Birch. natural finish. with
l Cheftonier in Oak. highly polished, for
sSLS0 Former price, SiS.
l Cheffonier in Oak. highly polished, for
$3.50 Former price, $3.50.
These are only a few of the many great bar
gains now offered in my stock.
Terms, net cash. T. u. SINGLETON,
1t AIS 9TH St NV.
.'sun Rise Chop Tea, soc. Ib; makes de-
hghtful hot or cold tea. METzeEa's. 7,h st. n.ws
Hotel johnson Cafe.--Chesapeake Spanish,
Mackerel. Norfolk spots, Tangier Sound Soft
shell Crabs, New York Little Neck CLANS, &c
high grade only; lifetime experience. Fine
trade solicited. 1t
Surgical Instruments, full line. at re-
duced prices. d. n. wnroRD, All Pa. ave. IT.
Nervous Prostitution, Sleeplessness, Opium
habit. Dizziness, Blues cured by DIR. Mics
Neryine. Samples free at
2tr MERITS DRUG STORE. 10li F ST.
Superior Old Rye Whisky, something fine.
81 per qt Pure Old Rye whisky a years old },
75c. at. Fine Old Rye Whisky. SOC per pint
IT. II. & P. MErzGEE, Az 9TH ST. NV
RazOrs returnable and kept honed free.
Razor Steel Pocket Knives and Scissors Soc
up. Repairing. u. \. WALFoRD, Al Pa. ave.
An Invention Making Sewing q Pastims
Wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
1t charms On sight. Its use eurapturea
Office 4y7 9Th street northwest dl1-tr
It'll ST. n. W. it,
HOTELS.
NEW YORK CITY, ~ AND 40 WEST 18th ST,
~ near Broadway ELEGANTLY, newly furnished rooms
hotss. theaters car tns IN nsas ia re1ain ~,
tached Address b. F. sMiTH eiI tn 'tu l' I'M ~
W1LLAED's HOTEL.
Pa. ave. and I4thst.
SO Washington. D. c.
EBBITT HOUSE
WASHINGTON
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CAMS
CREDIT HOUSE,
,s"S-tr 100 and TAI 9Th st. .. v.
HE L1Es1e COMPANY

Have for wenty-hve years been putting up
the famous product which stirred medical
circles when first invented and given to the
world BY the renowned chemist. Justus Won
Lisbig. Their
EXTRACT OF BEEF
IL known around the world and has lstely
been carried into DARKEST Africa" by Stan.
Icy. II is unapproachsbls for purity. navor
and beneficial enscts. Az BEEF TEA. de-
licious and re1reshing. Indispensable In
Improved and Economic Cookery.
Genuine with signature Of yUsTus Won LIEBI0.
jyS-th,tu
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SHIRLEY DARE" writes: II have used toilet
cer,.te and ind II the incest article made for
the skin. keeping the face and hands white and
fee from tan Can be had IN Washington at
Merit :. llth anu streets.-Id-i.
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Or Interest TO HorsEFEEPERs.- EN-
pire Carpet CiesnIng WorAs xIH pat mp all car
pets in caniphor AND make them moth PROOF
free o: charge. 6JI 635 Mass ave NV 1ele-
paoEe, 10 z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

I5F GRYsTFsr TGy WARE SALE ever held in
W. Aiugtou will take place at L. Goldschmid's
1n1i tJ's II n W., tomorrow. See fourth
p. o. .t'I.-.
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50. 20 TO ATLANTIC CRY AND RETURN VIA
Eo1AL BLrz LiSx-s3. 50. Special train from
b. and U. station, Washington, at o'clock
Saturday. July H. Pullman parior car at
tached- Half an hour for supper at 3. and o.
depot. Philadelphia. Special train viii leave
Atlantic City on return trip at 5 p. IA Sun
day. IIckets also valid on all regular trains
returning Monday.-Adrt
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Europe. $50; all expenses paid: Gaze's con-
Quoted parties leaving weekly during July.
August and September: agents for al ocean
steamers leaving New York; choice rooms Sc
cured W. +. Van Wickle, lZ25 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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S9 70 reduction sale of suits.
EIsEHAS BRos., It'll and SITS
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PoMrroS Purrs.
BY MARION HARLANn.

BY MARION HARLAND.
Soups Of flour. tablespoonful Of butter.
teaspoonfui of salt. 2 cups of milk. 4 eggs
whites and yolks beaten separately. heap
ing teaspoouful Cleveland's baking powder.
Silt -four, baking powder and salt to-
Fether twice. chop in the butter. Stir the
beaten yolks into the milk and add the nour.
then the frothed whites. Whip high and
light and bake in cups in quick oven.
Use only Ctepetand's Baking Pc,oder, the
proportions are made for that.
Hot biscuit made with Cleveiand's baking
powder may be enjoyed even by those Of
weak digestion. Cleveland's is the anti-dys-
peptic leaveniug agent. The heaven comes
from cream Of tartar and soda, nothing else;
no ammonia or alum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-09

REIxH.RpT's SILK HoUsE. $40 18th St. closes )
O'clock, except Saturday. until sept. /. 1891.
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TWENTY PA CENT discount. for cash only, on
Ill summer hats. LEWIS sos. 1927 \. Y. ave.
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ATTEND our go 20 reduction sale Of suits.
ElsEMAN Bios. eth and L SITS.
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We WANT To REDUCE
OUR STOCK OF

-
OUR STOCK OF
WV w "A TIT TIT 6 Ssh EEEE ssss
IVY ivy Fl + { 5os Hi E. En- s sss -
And will sacrifice profit to see surplus stock turned
into cash 1t your gain if our loss as few of the
prices quoted below will prove. We offer for this
week only
FOR $3.50.
Gents Solid Gold. Hunting Case, waltham or Elein
Stem Winders. elegantly engraved or plain. Worth
$50, $32 and So
FOR 500
Ladies' Solid Gold American Stem winders, hunting
FOR s35
Gents Solid f4-karat American Stem winders. hunt
ing case. elegantly engraved. standard $50 watch.
Same quality in ladies' size. go
For $l4.
Gents open-face American Stem wnders, filled
cases. warranted for fifteen Actual value. 500
For S35
Ladies' very fine IA karat Hunting Case Stem Wind.
ers, Watham or Elgin movements. extra jeweled and
case inlaid with diamonds. Reduced from $50.
FOR $50.
Gents Extra Fine l4karat Riverside waltham Stem
Winder. real nickel movement adjusted to heat and
cold. elegantly hsnd-engraved cases. Reduced frou.
ESQ.
Fine Howard Watches. Horse Timers and Repeaters
at cut prices.
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Lor SALE. Colonial Beach, July l5.-Adr:.

FAMILY DAYS at River View commence Satur
day. July H. Tickets Zoe. See All.
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SIX HoUsE. 80 9TH st.. closes 5
S,.tIrday, until sept. ], 1891.
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si-Iuuu1l $500 msrk-down sale Of
L a sJl-s now IN progress
EISENAN BRos.. 9TH and z SITS.
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ATTEND our semi-anrual - 30 reduction sale
Of suits. EJsEN'N Bios. 9TH and + SITS
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Srr the suits reduced to s99Oat
EI=EMAS Bkos' eth and SITS
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MERCHANTS AND MINERS, TRANSFORM
AL TlON COMPANY.
TO BOSTON By SEA
MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIP
EssEx-Capt- J. C. Taylor
D9kGHEsfER-Capt. i. NJ. Howsa
CHATHAM-Cspt. J. =. March.
SAILING
FROM BALTIMORE EVERY MONDAY AND
THURSDAY AT O'CLOCK p. NJ
s.F 1cip Snnnd meals and UPPER deck state
berth. sl3 30. Hound IMP. ss IN '-'A ''-'s '''"
~! Esrs children between and II year. a. Round
Zach state room contains two bsrths.)
For furthsr information address
A. L HIGGINS. Agent.
Foot Long Dock.
Ielephone e47. Isll-3ml Baltimore. Ma.
Ray R1DaE.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY.
2 and O'Clock p. M
o. g. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
JUNE g7-yULY To-
cHAs. EASTWOOD in his sons.. Be-. IN imss.ss,n
Of the late J. z Esnmss
WESTERN BROTHERS. Musical Arsi.ss
PROF. NoRPHET snd VILE. DC.
ROUND TRIP u.oo
Trains leave h and o. Station. wssk days-e:l5 m.
l:3o. 4:2s pm sundays- e:a5 IN. ls3Q 3:l5 pa
srRAn1
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CALI TELyrHoNE 63i-3
And order a case of
Heinrich ) Extra Pale Lager.
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BICYCLES.

Not MANI TO SEE IN Nm
cAPITAL DART
HIGHEST GRADE HOME PRODUCT WITH cUsH-
ION IliEs
We carry the best ASSORTED Of wheels IA town.
PshCHO 1OUIISI, kENwOOD. ETC.
NEM s1ORE. l2si . ST. y. y.
Lessons, 81 Renting, bellairlns, nj the WHEEL
EhIEs AND SlClINO RIM. H,l ST. n u.
SMITH NEEEl- MIC CO. !-',s
SAFETY BICYCLES, CUSHIONED tbs. MN
- RAPIDS BEST kNGiish idpOhfkD. ,ire.t
leia i'm. 90i Oh st n ". co-asr Mass. sss.
- MALL-sIzED sAfETIEs CHAP
Advance. a4-inch wheels. sss.
% s42.
rs So
Frame OF steel tubing. stronsgy braced: Tangent
spoked wheels. ball bearings crenks. ,,ed.ls aud
10th wheels.
oORMCLLY JEFFEET MFG co.
L. e. GRAVES. Manager. Delhi l:ss5 I4th st. -
THE 1881 COLUMBIA SAFETY BIcYCLk
Has srriyed
II is beauty and puts all others to sssp.
Call and see IT,
GEO. s. ATwATFR d CO.,
SAB l424-26 Penn. ave.