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THE ORDER OF ELKs,
Result of the Election Held Yesterday in
Louisville.

Result Of the Election Held Yesterday in
Louisville.
After the annual report Of the Order of Elks
had been read yesterday at Louisville and ap-
proved the election of officers was proceeded
with. For grind exalted ruler, Dr. Simon
Quinlin of Chicago was put in nomination by
Judge Grifiiths of Troy, n. Y. Immediately
afterward the name of Edwin B. Hay of this
city was placed before the grand lodge As
announced in yesterdays STAR Mr.. Hays cleo
ton was made unanimous. Two nominations
were made for the effice Of esteemed grand
leading knight, W. c. Dudley of San Francisco
and Frank E. Wright of Toledo. Mr. Dudley
withdrew and Mr.. Wright was declared unan-
imously elected. Then Mr.. Peter ]. Rush Of
Detroit was unanimously elected esteemed
grand royal knight. There was no opposition
to DIR. Clark Sprague of Rochester. \. Y. for
the Office of esteemed grand lecturing knight.
Three names were put in nomination for the
grand secre:aryship, Hon. Allen O.. Myers.
Cincinnati; George A. Reynolds. Hartford,
Conn.,, and John W. White of Chicago. The
nominations were then closed and ballots were
passed around by the tellers. The result was
the reelection of Hon. Allen o. Myers.
NATIoNAL--The sale Of seats for the Lamont
Opera Company opened this morning.
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A Strange Pigeon.

On the 18th instant, last Tuesday one week
ago, between and O'Clock pm, q blue
pigeon flew into the window Of Mrs. Stager,
No. GIG North Capitol street northwest She
caught il, and upon examination she found that
the pigeon was marked on the left leg by
silver ring, having stamped on the ring the
letter and the figures Il, 1856, and she found
fourth feathers Of each wing the address: .sF.
Prnz, 1874 s. 9TH street, Philadelphia" This
address is both written and printed in purple
ink Mrs stAger still has the pigeon in her
possessiou.
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BASE BALL
The Cooke Park Base Ball Club was defeated
for the first time by the Prospects by a score of
Is to II. The victors held the lead from the
very start. The features Of the game were the
battery work of Haycock and Goodwin and the
batting and fielding Of Jones for the Prospects
The Prospects would like to hear from all
dress Ed Goodwin, 1898 Prospect avenue,
Georgetown.
The Olympic Juniors were defeated bv the
Tanglew woods Of Washington in an embarrassing
game on the flats yesterday by score Of 20 to
10. The catching Of Williams for the Tangle-
woods and the first base playing of Belt Of the
Olympics deserve mention.
POLICE COURT MATTERS.
Rose Washington, a colored girl, was dressed
in her best suit Of clothes when she appeared in
Judge Kimbalrs court this morning and
charged Barbara Arthur with assault. Rose
had with her the handle of a coal shovel which
was neatly tied in towel and she charged
that Barbara struck her on the back with il
three times Barbara admitted her guilt and
Was fined SIS or thirty days in Jail.
HE flung me.agin' de stove cause he had been
drinAing, sad Sam Hepburn's wife in the Po-
iice Court this morning. sam 10 a colored man
and when questioned he said: ''Oh YES. ledge
l throwed her down." Ten dollars was tbe
amount Of fine imposed.
NOTES
Mr.. Jackson II. Ralston has been reelected
attorney for the Citizens Equitable Building
Association.
DIR. 7. G. Lockerman of street is lying very
i'll at his home.
The officers Of the seventh precinct. thir,v.
eight In number, were photographed yesterday
in a body.
Mrs. Cornelius Hamilton Of 27l2 p street "a.
ports that sneak thief entered her store and
took sherefrom three boxes OF cigars and 25(
| packs of cigarettes.
The Nicholson property on NJ street near the
squeduct bridge. which was to have been sold
yesterday at public auction, was withdrawn. ths
price bid being much below its actual value.
VIM a Manogue has sold to Chaplin Brown
for $500 lot 50 in Manogue's sub OF 40. IS a,
| Georgetown. Also lot 80 in ssme subdivisior
| TO j. =. Hurdle for 5000
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GUILTY OF ASSAULT,

But PuGilist Fielding Not Found Guilty
With Intent to XIII.
This morning in the case of Joseph Fielding.
the lightweight pugilist, indicted for an as
sault with intent to kill Henry McCeney in
November last, which was given to the jury in
the Criminal Court yesterday, q verdict Of
guilty Of assault and not guilty Of the intent to
kill was rendered The jury reached a verdict
last evening. but remained out all night Mai
Darlington asked that the sentence be deferred
for a few days and the request was granted.
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AN EXTENSIVE PURCHASE.
The Moore Tract Adjoining LIE Droit Park
Bought by a Syndicate.


Bought by Syndicate.
An extensive and important transaction in
real estate has just been closed The property
adjoining LIE Droit Park on the east has been
purchased by q syndicate of well-known resi-
dents of the city. The purchase includes what
is known as the Moore tract, containing more
than forty-five acres and extending from Flo
rida avenue to the southern bounds Of the
Soldiers Home grounds. For this property
$500 an acre was paid, which aggregates
S25O,OOO.
The purchase was made by Thomas J. Fisher
4 Co., in connection with Barnes l. Weaver,
real estate brokers. The properly is readily
susceptible of subdivision. Itadjoins LIE Droit
Park on the east and the subdivision of Bloom
ingdale on the west The city streets now
opened through these properties will be con-
tinued through the Moore tract. While an
addition to the city, the new subdivision viii
also provide much-needed room for the ex-
pansion of LIE Droit Park, which is being
rapidly built mp.
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CONDENSED LOCALS,

From the v. G. Fischer art store we have
the illustrated catalog Of the Salon Champs
Elysee) for 1891.
Nellie Mercer and Fannie Grammar paid IS
IN the Police Court today for fighting on the
public street
Yesterday morning the property known as
Deans Hall. on Sheriff road. in the county, be-
longing to DIR. J. W. Dean. was DESTROYED by
fire, the loss being about $1,000.
In the Criminal Court today John II. Coffin
charged with forgery, was released on giving
bail in $500
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Real Estate Matters.

Real Estate Matters.
j. ". Morris has purchased for $3.50 Of NJ.
]. Colbert sub 81. square 4S2-lSx85.s75 feet on
5th between L and NJ streets northwest.
Messrs. Weller Repetti have purchased for
81, $3.50 of r. T. Morsell trustee lot 5, square
Sl9, fronting sou feet on 4th between Pennsyl-
vania avenue and b street southeast
Chaplin Brown has bought for $500 Of W.
H. Manogue sub 49, square As, Georgetown
32.30x80 feet on ZSth and N streets northwest
J. +. Hurdle has bought for 5000 of the same
the adjoining sub 3y-25.63x8O feet on N be-
tween 9th and 18th streets northwest.
W. S. Brooks and c. s. Montague have bought
for "a, 100 each OF W. Z. Wright subs l59 and
lG0 square SCI, each l61s xS0 feet on + street
between 9th and It'll stree Is northwest.
PEREMPToRY SALE of valuable tract on
Whitney avenue and Rock Creek road to be
sold Saturday, 23d May, at o'clock pm. This
land is situated in one of the best sections of
the suburbs of Washington. See advertise
ment.
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wimodauShsis Directors Elected.

The annual election of the Wimodaughsis
board Of directors took place last night. Those
elected are the Rev. Anna II. Shaw, who re-
ceived the full vote; Emma NJ. Gillett, Mrs
Carey E. Kent, Emily H. Holland of Auburn,
N. Y, Eliza W. Osborne of Auburn, N. Y, DIR.
Caroline B. Winslow, Emma j. Woodward.
Fannie n. Edwards and Lucy E. Anthony of
PHILADELPHIA.
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NINE-PIN BOWLING,

A Tie for the Championship Of the Columbia
Athletic Club.
An exciting wind up Of the nine-tn bowling
tournament took place last evening at the club
house, which resulted in tie between Mr.. j.
c. Kondrup and Mr.. Jacobus s. Jones for the
championship of the club and an elegant prize
The result Of the bowling and the record
made by each player is as follows.
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Howard University Alumni BANQUET.

The alumni of Howard University ate a good
dinner last evening and listened TO a number Of
bright and interesting speeches. The annual
meeting was held at 1906 Pierce place. Prof.
Jesse Lawson presided during that section Of
the eveting devoted tospeech making Toasts
were responded TO by President Rankin, Prot.
Kelly Miller, Prof. John NJ Langston, Prof
Remission, Prof Cardozo. Mr.. J. b. johnson,
Prof. Gregory and Prof. G.. W. Cooke.
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". H. HOEKE.
my6-tr STH AND PENNA. AVE.

No ARGUMENT NECESSARY.
WASHINGTON. D. c..
JAN'Y 30.
JAMES 8. TOPHAM, ESQ.
DEAR SIR: TIE TRUNK WHICH YOU MADE
FOR ME MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS AGO
HAS TRAVELLED OVER EUROPE AND NEARLY
ALL OVER THIS COUNTR.-A DISTANCE AG-
GREGATING OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
MILES-AND UNTIL RECENTLY IT HAD RE-
SISTED ALL THE EFFORTS OF THE BAGGAGE
SMASHER AND OF ROUGH USAGE TO SUCH
DEGREE AS TO REQUIRE NO OVERLAPPING
OR REPAIRS UNTIL NOW.
/ KNOW OF NO PARALLEL WHERE ANY
ONE TRUNK HAS PERI OAMED AS MUCH SERV-
ICE AS THIS WITHOUT BEING WORN OUT IN
THE SERVICE AND THROW N ASIDE AS WORTH
LESS. IT CERTAINLY PROVES THAT YOU DO
GOOD WORK AND GIVE FAIR EQUIVALENT
kOk THE MONEY PAID FOR iOUR GOODS.
TRULY YOURS.
SAYLES J. BOWEN.
JAMES s. ToPHAM.
Sole Manufacturer, l231 Pa ave.
Factory. 1920 E st. myls
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Cur In HALF


Are the prices on our elegant line Of GENTLEMEN's
WEAR, NECKwEAR. OUTING SHIRTS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, COLLARS. &C., &c.
Not having sufficient room we have determined to
close out entire stock of Furnishings and
attention exclusively to the manufacture anl sale Of
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING.
tremendous stock of which we now have on hand
and owing to the latsness Of the season compelled
to UNLOAD alta
SWEEPING SACRIFICE.
$40 SUIT. LOTS lOo6 AND 1905
Handsome Silk and worsted Suits
for men. round and sQuare-cut sack
coats. lined throughout with silk and
satin. Manufactured to sell at SO y
suit.
go SUIT. LOT 1916
Bannockburn Cheviot Suits, long-cut
sack coats. with patent extension Shout
ders. perfect in 1T and finish. Regular
retail price. SIS. 20 . suit.
olO SUIT. LOT $685.
Neat Dark Check Cashmere Suits.
strictly all wool; tailored to perfection
and ut without fault. Regular price.
Sl7.75 suit.
S10 SUIT. LOT $780,
Blue Serge Suits soft finish. mate
rial absolutely pure and fast color.
Regular price, GIG. 10 suit.
go SUIT. LOT eS42.
Handsome Light Plaid Cashmere
Suits strictly all wool. very stylish
and attractive Regular price. SIC a
suit.
a10 SUIT. LOT 1850.
Particularly Pretty Cheviot Suits.
cutaway coats. all wool. mixed plaids
and glove filters. Regular price.
$l6.5O suit.
e10 SUIT. LOT 1903
Dark Mixed Cashmere Suits. her
ringbone weave. cutaway coats. neat.
natty and nice. Regular price. $l6 20
asuit.
$40 SUIT. LOT $500.
Excellent Cheviot Suits. Dark Gray
mixtures, said to be the best and most
durable goods for general wear on the
market Regular retail price. SIS 30
asuit.
$40 SUIT. LOT 147O.
Double and Twist Cashmere Suits,
strictly all wool. dark mixed stripes
warrantedt to resist the toughest wear.
Regular price. els suit.
We could extend this list Of REAL BARGAINS up
into the thousands, but this must suffice tor the
and please bear mind that this is adver
tising dodge" do not indulge in such repre-
hensible pastimes.
No dealer need apply. 7hese bargains are for the
purchasing public-the consumers only.
VICTOR E ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
827 AND go 1TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. NJ.
my1O-3m
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Nationalist Officers Elected.

The Nationalist Society has elected officers as
follows President, Maurice Pechim; vice
president, Max George; corresponding secre-
tary, NJ A. Clancy; recording secretary, Mr..
]. L. Monroe; treasurer, w. W. Valentine, and
librarian, Robert III. Hilbert
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Fined for Sleeping I'm the Park.

The public parks are expensive lodging
places. as was shown in a case taken before the
Police Court this morning. Daniel Buchanan,
eolored- was the lodger and he admitted that
ne wss drunk and asleep. He was fined Is.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Administration Opera Company in
'.Nanon."
HARRIS Little Nugget"
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THE COURTS.
CIRcuIr CouRr-Md1e Chr

CIRcuIT CoURT-yudge Cor
Observation-Disclosures agt. Nasterson; verdict
and Judgment for defendant King AIT Her.
bert; judgment for plaintiff.
PRoBArE CouRr-J,sclge Hdqmer.
Yesterday-Estats Of Ellen @. Mason; inyen-
tory fled. Estate Of Annie J. Babcock; petit
tion for probate Of viii and for lsttsrs tesla
msntary fled.
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HOusekeepers Attention.!
Commencing on Friday morning, 22d inst.
and continuing until Saturday night IL o'clock
Finest Patent Flour made, 4Sc., SSc. and sl.75
lwarranted). 75c. and s1.50 sack; splendid
Java Coffee, S0c.; Gran. Sugar, 41kc. h.; Cond.
Milk, 12c.: Impl. ct. Lime Juice. 25c. bot; Va.
Claret (pure juice), full qts., 25c.; Pure Rye
whisky, 5 yrs. old, Csc. qt; Port Wine. full
CTS. soc bot; Sherry (dry. fine table) Wine,
SOC. at. bot All of the goods warranted to
give satisfsction or money refunded.
1t P. r. WILSON, 1874 7th st. NV.
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TEE ATTENTION Of investors and others Is d.
rected TO the sale by Radcliffe, Darr i Co., of
valuable improved business or residence cor
ner at 9th and streets. to be sold by auction
tomorrow. May ~, at O'Clock pm
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II UNABLE TO EXAMINE WESLEY EEIonrs on
week days do so on Sunday. Charm the eve
with the lovely views and gather wild flowers
for the little ones Jno. +. Waggaman, corner
1Ath and @ streets--Adrt
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PERsoSs In search of desirable real estate in
vestments. should attend the sale tomorrow af-
ternoon at O'Clock by Rateliffe, Darr 4 Co.,
auctioneers. of lots at the corner Of 22d and o
streets northwest These lots are beautifully
located and are Of most desirable sizes. e
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The Columbia Cycle Climb. R,,,..

Entries for the Columbia Cycle Club bicycle
race at Benning May 80 are coming in fast,
and there is no doubt IN the minds Of the COM
mittee but that it will be the greatest event in
the annals Of cycling in the District. The
entries close on Friday. May ~. at IL pm. The
Overman Wheel Company have donated another
handsome gold medal to be added to the
list Of prizes already published.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-21

Mr.. Kondrup and Mr.. Jones will bowl five
games next Wednesday evening to decide the
championship.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Doctors Arc Here.
FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE

FIRST THREE MONTHS FREE OF CHARGE.
A stan Of eminent Physicians and Surgeons
have arrived in Washington and permanently
located at their residence. 4l4 9Th street, be-
eminent doctors before June IA will receive
services for the first three months free Of
charge. The only favor desired is . recon-
mendatfon from those whom they cure. They
treat all diseases and deformities, but in no in
stance will an incurable case be accepted. If
beyond all hope they will frankly tell you So
also caution you against spending more money
Tor useless treatment. Remember dates and
go early, as their offices are crowded from
morning till night.
Once hours-9 am to Z pm.
Sundays-10 am. to 4 pm
r. s.-Ihis governmental staff Of physicians
ana surgeons is incorporated by an act of the
legislature. myzO-2t~
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GESTLZMEN's and boys summer hats, felt
and straw. r. c. LEWIS & Son, 1927 NY. av.
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READ DASKyHowrRs advertisement in "Spe-
ctai Notice column Of free excursion to Fred
erich, Nd, 25th instant
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SuNNER SCHEDULE on the "Charles Mao
alester' to Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall
goes into effect today. Two daily trips. See
advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-21

500 More Dress Forms, Acc. Only,
At AuERBACH's Domestic Sewing Machine and
branch, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. West branch,
14l2 14th NV. myl9-5t
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Razors bought during last 20 years honed
free. WALFoRD, cutlery and repairing, Pa. avs
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &c.

John PIsToRIOs
= MONDAY s. EESE HfhSs5sSs.S S Ss. IS, 1891.
mve,-... az. 4, m sss N ne.
'CHE ECCENTRIC ASSOCIATION OF STEAM
adj. ~ ys ss to @ :.
View ri n0NDAr; May . Their vii, BE Boa, Racing.
cycle Rscins. sprintine and catehing Creased ne.
frof I'd Thomas viii give Grand Swimming Exhibit
Grand aP CUB The n
should patronize this excursion. my2l-3'
SUNDAY AT RIVER VIEW.
THE HANDsoMEsT AND COOLEST RESORT
ON THE
POTOMAC RIVER
The swift. safe and popular
PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL J. pENTz
Will make two trips to River visv
SUNDAY. MAY "a. 1891.
And every Sunday during the season.
Leaving 1o:45 q. m. and 3:15 p. m. Home 1T SPIN.
Fare, Round Trip. 25 cents
Every WEDNESDAY during the season.
Leaving 1t s.45 O. m. As and Gas pm.
Tickets. 25 cents.
No Objectionable parties allowed on the shove trips
For charters. &C.. apply to
Z. q RANDALL.
my2l HOO Virginia ave. sw
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FoR CIRCULARS AND WEDDING INVITATIONS gC
10 McGuL 4 WALLACE. HOT E st. NV.
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DR.. G. w. Benson, the well-known Balti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
OF the Nervous System, has opened Office in
Washington, d. c., for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We util-
ize electricity in treating these Diseases and in
removing superfuous hairs, warts, moles,
marks, tumors and all biemishes. DR.. Benson
or his partner, DR.. E. o. Mannakee, can be
found every Wednesday and Friday. from
am. to $50 p. m, and every Friday night from
$50 to 9. at their office 1912 G st. NV. Balti-
more office 52l N. Howard st., every day.
my7-tu, tbs
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures.
Office 437 9th street northwest. d11-tr
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. N. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Delaware and
Maryland, hight showers; no change in tenn
persture; south winds
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition OF water at Q
an: Great Falls. temperature. &c: condition.
IS. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 20. Con-
dition at north connection. Sc; condition at
south connection. SO: distributing reservoir.
temperature. g.; condition at infuent gate
house. SO; condition at effluent gate house, 30.
High Water Low Water.
sol am 622 pm. midnight 1881 pm.
GESTLZMEN's and boys summer hats, felt
and straw. R. c. LEWIS Sow, 142l NY. av.
FoR THE STRAW SEASON.
Mems hats. in correct shapes. from Soc up.
Our boys 25c.mackinaw hat, black or white, is
. beauty.
HrsRr FRANC 4 soS. One Price.
FoR CIRCULARS AND WEDDING INVITATIONS go
10 McGnL 4 WALLACE. 1lO7 st. NV.
BEsr Elgin creamery butter. Csc. N. A.
PooLE, the cash grocer. s44 La ave.
LOOK AT L. III. Hopkins, 93s ST. NV, wire
window screens. Csc. wire doors, complete, u.
GAR, ArrENrIoS.-You can buy regulation
GAR suits. warranted all wool and fast colors,
either single or double breasted, at $3.50, re-
duced from s14. Dissolution sale. New YORK
CLOTHING House, 81 9Th St NV. One price.
HUMAN artificial eyes: HEMPLEs's, 4sa Paave.
BEaxrLEI pure rye whisky.
ATTENTION of proprietors Of hotels and
dealers is called to auction sale OF china, glass
&C., No 1909 Pa. ave.. stock of VI. ". Bcveridge,
Commanding Friday 22d instant 10 am.
CALL TELEPHONE 634-3
And order a case Of
Heurich's Extra Pale Lager.
vrrr TIE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
ts1-6ss Mass. ave. n W. Telephone asa
BERxELEY is pure
In You ARE SUFFERING from the effects Of
la grippe the best tonic to use is Handlers
homemade clarets and ports. Also his fine
wines and WHISTLES, recommended by the
leading physicians. 800 It'll st. NV.
Gas Stoves
The Economy
Reliable
Jewel
Gas Stoves.
8. s. SHEDD 4 BRo.,
432 9th st. NV.
"a Per GALLON, 81 per quart SOC. pint
FussEIL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Of town. 1427 New York ave.
DoS'r forget sale BY auction Of china, glass
ware, &C., stock of NJ. w. Beyeridge, at No. 1908
Pa. ave. NV, commencing Friday, May q, at
10 am
HEUnIcH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoTTLING Co.
THARP s1s street northwest.
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HESRY FRANC Soy, One Price.
Cor. 9TH and ID.
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Union Sewing Machine Otfce.-Machines for
rent. 800 9th st. NV. my20-4t
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Tuning and Repairing of Church and
Cabinet Organs a specially. New Organs: easy
| terms. GEO. j. BECKER $40 9th st. NV. 1899
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Housekeepers Attention!

FANCY Creamery fSutter, 25c. pound. n
A. POOLE, the Cash Grocer, 944 La. ave. my21-3t
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TEST IT YounsrIr.

Cgepetands Baking Posodey 70 the
FOB stron0esf. Il b the most effective
and economical. Try IL. tea
STRENGTH. spoonful Of Clsveland's will do more
and better work than hsaping tea
spoonful Of other powders.
CLEvELAND'S BAKING POWDER
STANDS ALL TESTS.
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BEST Elgin creamery butter, Csc. N.
PooLE, the cash grocer. 944 La. ave.
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For THE STRAW SEASON.
Mems hats. in correct shapes. from Soc. up.
Our boys 25c. mackinaw hat, black or white, is
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. N. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Delaware and
Maryland, hight showers; no change in tenn
perature; south winds
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

hEMITl's 1ALLl-iaU COACH L4NE I.ATEs:
~ Round "trip Arlington and Soldiers Home. daily.
10 q. III. and : PIN. JOc. TO 90. Sunday. 3 u.
m. Calm John brage fare Cexs arsicnl. including
dinner at the BRIDE 81 Onr six
from ratoga springs the larg and finest
in the country. Coaches chart red large parties
Leaves the Ell ster. 3l3 lStl; st. W. the Langha
18th and ID. III MINUTES later. apis
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GEORGETOWN.

NATIoNAL--The sale Of seats for the Lamont
Opera Company opened this morning.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER

an: Great Falls. temperature, So: condition.
IS. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 20. Con-
dition at north connection. Sc; condition at
south connection. So: distributing reservoir.
temperature. g.: condition at infuent gate
house, So; condition at effiuent gate house, 80.
High Water Low Water.
e0l am 622 pm. midnight. 1897 pm.
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LOOK AT L. ii. HOPKINS, 933 st. NV, wire
window screens. 25c. wire doors. complete, 81
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VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
827 AND go 7TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. N.
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