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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-14

If You NEED
ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF
REFR1GERAToRs.
MATTINas,
BABY CARRIAGES.
SUMNER DRAPERIES,
LOOSE FURNITURE COVERS. AWNINGS,
SCREENS. &C.. call on us-inspect our assort-
ment and compare prices.
SEE OUR SPECIAL CARRIAGE,
AT $3.50
Reed body. nicely upholstered, shave spoke
wheels, round tires, sateen parasol
We also have a complete line of all makes of
Carriages. including the Haywood" of which
We show a full line IN reed and rattan bodies,
handsomely upholstered in tapestry, brocatelle
and silk. at prices ranging from $40 to S35,
which we guarantee is fully 20 PER CENT less
than this make Of carriage can be bought for
elsewhere.
OUR LINE OF REFRIGERATORs
Is unsurpassed We have them in all styles,
At prices varying from 70 to $50.
We would call SPECIAL ATTENTION to
our Quaker City" Refrigerator. on the dry
MATING
Our assortment Of China and Japan Mating
Is the finest in the city. 1000 rolls our own
importation. 15c. to 50c. per yard.
OUR LEADER
Is an Heavy Fancy Seamless Mating, IL
patterns, ut 25c. per yard.
$50 Hassocks at 25c. each.
100 Eassocks at 4Oc. each.
$50 Hassocks at SOC. each.
LACE CURTAINS
We've Just closed out an importers entire line
Of Nottinghans. Irish Point and Tamboured
Swiss Laces. We are Offering them at much
less than REGULAR PRICES.
Only a few yards left Of that Tapestry at 81
Per yard. Regular price. S1.75. We have it in
Blue. Terra Gotta. Olive and Copper. Going
rapidly at this price.
AT 81 PER YARD
We offer Corduroy in Ave color. Regular
price. clio.
SLIP COVERS.
Place your orders with us for Loose Furniture
Covers. We have an unusually large assortment
of Linen. Dimities. Cretonne. French Cloths,
&c. Prices low and perfect fit guaranteed.
AWNINGS.
We make and put up at short notice Awnings
Of all kinds. Nothing but best material used
and every part guaranteed. Prices from % up.
according to size.
WALL PAPERS AND
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
JULIUS LANsBuRGH.
my9 18th and sta.
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A Sighted Bell.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
-Four or i've weeks ago a handsome, lovely
looking FURNISHED fire bell was hoisted on TO the
roof Of 1881 street northwest. Since that
time it has rested on its temporary PEDESTAL
silent, and as Idle as a painted ship upon
painted ocean" While others are GATHERING
away throughout this beautiful city and telling
TO us the hours and fire alarms. our p street
bell remains painfully silent We would like
TO hear this tintinnabulum tintinnabulate An
powerful STAR, please make it ring. FSW.
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YoUR BLOOD

your BLOOD
Needs thorough cleansing this spring in order to e1pe
the impurities which have accumulated during the
winter or which may be hereditary and
cause you much suffering We conf
IDENTIFY recommend Hoods Saraaparilla as
the very best spring medicine By its
use the blood 10 purified, enriched and
vitalized. that tired feeling is entirely
overcome and the whole body given
strength and vigor.
THAT TIRED FEELING.
In the spring of 1890 experienced that tired dull
feeling Dyspepsia seized me ana each morning had
vomiting spells. 1 much discour-
aged. My physician suggested Hoods
SsIsaparilla. which tool, and am happy
to say il made a new man and / never
was better than now.'-JOHN MACK,
foreman Springer Wizards stock farm.
Oskaloosa. Iowa.
1T IS INVALUABLE
II have for the last two or three years. during the
spring mouths taken Hoods Sarsaparilla to purity
my blood and find 1t invaluable as q
spring medicine. 1t seems as II could
not do without it. / would recommend
1t to an"-Mrs. DORA BENESHEK
Neeuanee. Mich.
n. BIZ you decide to take Hoods Sarsapsrills do
not be induced to buy any other.
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold by all druggist. eli six for S. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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Real Estafe Matfers

g. N. Weber has purchased for IS, 800 of J.
H. Wilson ct al lots A to A and east half 43,
square s61, 80 feet by 30 on between 9th and
7th streets northeast.
L. L. Schneider ct al. have bought for 81, $50
OF r. o. Hoffman sub 70, square 1853, 20 by Is
feet on between 9th and 10th streets north
west.
john J. Hogan has purchased for $1,000 Of
j. s Edwards sub 49, square 1893. 20 by g5 feet
on Q between 18th and 10th streets northwest.
Mary c. Hayden has bought for "A. ISL rs of
Mary Ingersol lot 20, block Z, Widows Mite.
E. I. Benton d Son have sold to NJ. Mass No.
III l9sh street northeast improved by two
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The Columbia Clubs Runs.

Captain Newman Of the Columbia Cycle Club
has ordered the following runs: May II, Soldiers
Home and Cabin John bridge; May a. Great
Falls; May 81, Arlington and Boon's Hill; June
., Aahton; June IA, lexington and Burnt Mills:
June "a, Great Falls; June %, guess run: June
1s. Cabin John bridge. In addition to the
above there will be q run from club house every
Thursday at pm
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Says His Light VIII Be Shut Out.

Abraham l.. Saltzstein, by Mr.. Leon Tobriner,
has filed bill against Sarah N. May ct al. for
an injunction. The complainant states that he
occupies store No. sos It'll street, in the May
building. under lease with the late DR.. J. F..
May at 81, 200 per annum, said store being go
feet deep and the rear being lighted by two
windows. He states that the May estate owns
the adjoining property, No. 629 street, and is
now engaged in making certain alterations to
the property which will close up the two win
dows of the store. which are necessary for the
purposes of light and ventilation. and if they
arc not restrained will cause him great damage.
and he therefore prays as above. Judge Hag-
ner directed a rule to show cause returnabie
tomorrow.
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A Juror HI.

Owing to the illness of Juror Roth in the Cir
cult Court the trial Of the case of Mary Donoho,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of Daniel Donoho. against the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
psny for $4,000 by reason of the death of
Donoho has been respited
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Mrs. Helen M. GunneIl,s VIII.

The will Of the late Mrs. Helen VI. Gunnell
was filed today. She leaves 1000 to her son.
James s., in return for money received from
him when in Brazil and the balance TO be di-
sided into six parts for her children She
names her sons F. NJ, Jas s. and W. c. Gum
nell as executors
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VALUABLE INpRovED PRoPERrY on 18th street
between / and streets northwest, being house
No 800 12th street. will be sold By Ratciiffe.
Dsrr Co. tomorrow, May Is, at 6 o'clock.
This property. centrally located and desirable
In size, should command the attention Of real
0state inve stors
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT

ALBAusH's.-Carleton Opera Company in
"3Iynheer Jan"
NArIoSAL--Battle Of shiloh.
HARRIS Irish Luck"
hERSAS's.-Sam I. Jacks Creole Company
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-BostC Festival Orches-
ira
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PRoHArE CouRr-.E.sl,,e

PROBATE CorRr-Jelge Hagaer.
Yestcrday-In re estate Elizabeth Cropley:
order to sell and transfer note. In re estate
James Harlan; will fled. In re estate of Ellen
Z. Mason, deceased; order Of court 10 seIl
household furniture In 70 estate Singleton
Thomas Webster Jones; win fled In 70 estate
Jane Fsrnham; viii fled
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GREAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS.
Best graduated, 41Sc.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
13l 9TH ST., bet. e and II.
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"a PER GALLON. 81 per quart. Soc. pint.

out the very best workmanship and most per-
feet lit in our custom department.. and our
stock Of imported and domestic fabrics has no
equal as to variety and completeness.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E.
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TIE "QUEKN ANNE window screens; new, ad-
Unstable; no Objectionable center bars; will ft
any window. from Is to As inches in width; 39c.
each ...- .-t
Screen DOORS best quality, complete with
spring hinges, knob, &C., S1.25 each See them
before buying elsewhere
One section Of the best quality (not competi-
tom 3-ply extra standard garden hose, fully
warranted, complete with couplings and patent
nozzle, for S1.95.
The bay State" lawn mower, the best and
cheapest in the world. sold with an uncondi-
tional guarantee Another large invoice just
received, at $3.50 each.
CHAs. r. CARTER Co.,
COG Pa ave- NV, doors from 9Th st.
Telephone GA.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PRoPERrY on
9Th street between G and II stree a northwest
tomorrow afternoon at 40 o'clock sharp. See
advertisement
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THARp. sls F stree. northwest.

BEAR IN MIND the frock and sack suits in
serge, cheviot and cashmere material we ad-
yertise for sl0, $3.50. $3.50 and SIS.
EIsEMAN Bros. 18th and E.
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IL UNABLE TO EXAMINE WESLEY HEroHrs ON
week days do so on Sunday. Charm the eve
with the lovely views and gather wild flowers
for the little ones. Jno. F. Waggaman, corner
l4th and G streeA.-Adcf
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GREAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS.
Best graduated. 45Ic.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
73l 18th ST., bet G and H.
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ITCHING AeoN1Es

the skin and scalp from infancy to age instantly
relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES. the only
positive cure for agonzing itching. burning. bleeding
and scay diseases of the skin, scalp and blood with
loss of hair from pimpes to scrofua except possibly
This is than b truthfully said
of any other remedy. 12
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Go on DASESHowER's free excursion to Lecs
burg. Va, Tuesday, May 10. Read particular,
in Special Notice column.
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THE COURTS,

BUY q lot in Brightwood Park. addition to
the city. See advertisement under lots.-Adpt
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II VOC ARE SUFFERING from the effects of
la grippe the best tonic TO use is Xander's
homemade clarets and ports. Also his fine
wines and WHISTLES, recommended by the
leading physicians 9O9 9TH ST. NV
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S1LEScE Is GOLDEN.

Yes. know that is 80. sometimes. but in the face
of all the 'FAKEs floating around and feeding upou
the credulity and gullahility Of the general public
silence is FRAUD. practiced not only upon
but upon THE PEOPLE Under such circumztances
silence is UNPaRDoNABLE. We have Away.
claimed and maintained to guarantee PROTECTION
to EVERYBODY and IL is too late IN the day 20
recede from that position. even IL twere desirable,
which it is not. Mere in adilemma and are honest
enough TO admit IL. but If twere should do
just as we now propose 10 do. viz:
SPLIT THINGS WIDE OPEN
And show up the frauds being practiced upon TIE
PEOPLE by merely quoting prices
Our dilemma il simply tins and nothing more.-
First. The on-completon OF the improvements on
our building.
Second. The bsckwardness of the season.
Third. The fact Of having manufactured q tremen-
dous stock Of goods in anticipation that everything
would be IN readiness
Fourth. We have met with dissppointments On
every hand and find ourselves with only
SIX WEEKS
OF time in which to dispose the largest stock Of
FINE READI-MADE CLOTHING
We manufactured for this any other market
We MUST UNLOAD.
And in so doing will smash into smithere~ns tho
prots stations preensons and professions the sef-
proclaimed beneiactors of the people
Good values we've always given. but wien !;
SOUVENIRS! soUVENIRsn SoUvENIRs,w
There's nothing mean nor paltry about them. No
coarse cards. cheese cakes. chicken cooIs in embryo
but something solid substantial and soothing wit:
SERGES. MORSTEDS. HOMESPUNS, CAsSI-
MEREs. TwEEDs. BANNoCKBURN
CHENIOTS. &C. &C. a..
The products of the looms OF the world loom IN and
chsllenge your admiration by their eloquence.
$40 suits, els Suits. sI7.s5 Suits. $3.50 suita.
sis Suits for men.
ALL GO AT
!; + + /. ::
MEMS FURNISHINGS MUST 60.
We haven't room Tor them.
MEMS UNDERNEAR OF ALL GRADES. sHApE0
AND DESCRIPTIONS.
MEMS AND BOYS, MHIFE SHIRTS,
co.'s BEsT MAKE.
NECKWkAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
The soothing ELECTS of our contribution the gen-
era veal IL exemplIh-d in the that ali our
FURNISHINGS
ssS @Oa@ tccc EEEE w TIT ssss
- !. s &C. IS f.. III + ::
On the dollar
To the purchasing public. All dealers being
cluded from the benefits thereof.
VICTOR L. ADIERs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
a27 AND g29 7TH ST. NV.
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL IL p. M.
mylo-3m
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FLowEks, FLoxEns, FLowERs.-Large sale Of
reses and decorative plants at Latiner q
Sloan's, lao9 q street, tomorrow at II o'clock.
-Adu6
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TEST IT Younsrrr.
Cssvstand's Baking Ponder q the
FOB stven0est. Il d the most effective
and economical. Try IL. tsa-
STRENGTH. spoonful Of Cleveland's viii do more
and better work than hsaping tee
spoonful Of other POWDER
CLEvELANp's BAKING POWDER
STANDS ALL TESTS.
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SEE THE New PROCESS gasoline stove. W. {
JENks 4 Co.
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ATTEND McKnew's ''re,nodeling' reduction
sale.-Adrt
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VISIT THE EMPIRE GARRETT CLEANING WORKS
tsl-6S5 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 1854
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Recent Rohberies RovSor<>A

Recent Robberies Reported.
gold cameo ring was stolen from the
house of VIM. Phipps on 7th street during the
past week.
+: E. Chaplin Of No. 3043 P street complains
OF the theft Of pair Of opera glasses.
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The GREAr UNLOADING SALE
vAMILY SHOE STORE.
$40 SEVENTH STREET,
Has proven . success far beyond our most sanguine
expectations. and long you appreciate efforts
in your behalf we shall continue to
MARX EN- DOWN.
We shall not dwell long in quoting prices. space
in . newspaper high. while space In our store
costs you nothing
We will only mention THREE SPECIAL BAR
GAINS for this week:
Comprises about 1856 pairs Ladies' Tan Suede Oxfords
All the rage at present Regular price, %. So Our
price. s1.49.
Gents $5 Patent Leather Lace or Congress- all styles
and sizes. at 90. 40.
Misses and Children's Russet Springfield Oxfords,
all sizes. for SIC. Worth S1.25.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN SUGARS.
Best graduated, 45sc.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
731 It'll ST., bet. q and n.
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CONDITION OF THE WATT,

GKyrLENENs AND BoYs' summer hats, straw
and felt LEWIS 4 Son, 1921 New York ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. ". FRIDAY
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware and
Maryland, generally fair; no change in tempera-
sure; winds becoming north.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition of water at 7
An: Great Falls. temperature, So: condition.
30 Receiving reservoir. temperature. II. Con-
dition at north connection. So: condition at
south connection SO: distributing reservoir.
Temperature. 81: condition at infuent gate
house, SO; condition at effiuent gate house, SO.
High Water Low Water.
OsO an 1885 pm 6:33 am 7:22 pm.
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GAS Stoves SHEDD 4 BRo., 1872 9Th st.

0 SEE THE JEWEL Gas STOVE, large oven W
s. JESKs Co., III 9TH st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-14

CALL TELEPHONE 63i-3
And order a case of
Heurich's Extra Pale Lager.
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LAWYERS BRIEFS and every kind of pamphlet
printing. McGILL Il WALLACE. 1107 Z st. NV.
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BRRxELEY Is pure

]. W. BorELER 4 Soy are the sole agents for
Jewetts dry cold-air refrigerators-
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Music Store National Hotel news stand.
Trains leave B. b o. depot at 2:15.
Races begin promptly at O'Clock. myl3-a
SELECT CONCERT
LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
EFF RRR, ZEE ZEE
IF sRK Err EE
F Ek EEr ZEE
Musc and Select Readings by some Of washingtons
y, The program will commence at p IN. THURSDAY,
MAJ ~ and will be followed bya strawberry Fest
'es,Sps Church, northwest corner Of 18th n
EIsK JUBILEE SINGERS WILL GIVE CON:
and THRs6Af NIGHT i4.h ls. St ceioe
and e os & children c to be had at the door
A LBAUGH'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
EyfnRts f ss hPss SfinEaa
W. T. CARLEToN's OPERA COMPANY,
GENERAL ADMISSION. 25c.
Reserved Seats. 80 and 75c.
N NeSt SSssk-oUEENs LACE HANDKERCHIEF
and NANON. my11
II AKKIs' BIJoU THEATEk.
Mrs. p Harris. R. L. Britton and Tunis r. Dean, Pro
prietors and Managers.
Week commencing Monday. May1L
The King of the Irish Comedians.
GLEN C. MAGEE.
In the Laughing Success,
my11-6 IRISH LUCK.
TABERNACLE CHURCH.
9th and b SITS. s.w.
GRAND CONCERT
ppor NJ np,cc,,or,
Assisted by the members of his Church Quartet
Iss S SSTA S SaSMF sspLsnS Son,ral,o;
Ms. T WfLsoS Sh Baritone Tenor
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY Is. 1891
Seats tor sale at Drops Music Store myi ff5t'
EOR RENI-sOCIETIEs DESIRING HALL AT
= a reasonable rent should apply to the janitor of
Mondays ~ Tuesdays Thursdays and saturday. LARGE
ma: Tor rent on Sundays: myl1-lm
1AffE fASk BEeFt IL s6 u AM Iis
Hon. g. TREFHih a hsT Ms d RSTEE Rev
MErRo iP j LifTRPoi SUM-. e t cauRcH
rp,n, N s sr bet i5th ana 10Th IS; NV
Mase under Gs hT q rD s o At
asn 1 son S SSGs viii sI preds
music store, lilo st. NV. my9-6t.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC. :
THURSDAY MAY ii.
AFTERNOON AT3.
EVENING ATS
ORCHESTRA.
VICTOR HERBERT. Conductor.
sOLOISTS:
Miss Adele Aus der ohe. pianist.
Ms Mss M TSTe sf W Ms SOPRANO Soss
Mr. Felix Winternitz, yiolinis:.
Mr. Victor Herbert, cellist.
Prices tsame at both concerts) Ell rs and so cents
Tickets at Metzerott's, lilo Est. my2-lIt
New TURKISH Baths.
mystoIeo7 1929 Gst.n.w
GRAND CLOSING coSGEKT
MARINE Ef BAND
ACADEMY 0F MUSIC. ''''''- - Wv
MAY 18th.
MI. JOHN PHILIP soUsA.
M fIpauf Mak asss nf6 p,
~ ''- NE England. '''' MAJESTY opef''
paned q anaf DUP
Ing the Marine Band tour OF Americas leading Cities
will be presented on this occasion Seats secured
advance. No extra charge. Sale of open
day morning at W. q. Metzerott Co. IS Music House,
No. 1l1U st.
Orchestra and Orchestra Circle.
Dress Circle ca noor), nrst three rows....-...s1
....
myI-St
Open ererv ereniu0 until ocioek and Saturdays
until 10.
JOHNSON & LurrRE1L,
713 MARKET SPACE
SPRING BRINGS MANY THOUGHTS
To some poetical, to others practical. That this
springs sales may be the greatest we've known
here are values extraordinary-even more extrsordi-
nary than we always give.
One case remnants of "A Bleached Cotton. Worth
10c Remnant price TIC.
One case remnants Of "a Bleached Cotton. Worth
loo Remnant price 10c.
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Cry OPTICAL STORE, Az Pa ave.

VICTOR BECKER, expert tuner and piano regu-
lator; 80 years experience; prices moderate.
go 9Th st. NV.
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j. W. BoTELER 4 Son have Q full line of
water coolers and filters.
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OrR BoYs' long pants suits for "a are beau
ties; better qualities proportionately low.
EIsEMAN Bros, 18th and E.
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BERKELEY pure rye whisky.

SEE THE RELIABLE gas and gasoline stove we
offer. W. s. JENKs 4 Co., III 7thst-
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. &c.

EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c.
IRAND EXCURSION
GERMAN" Ss1strssrncHon
on SUNDAY. MAY II, 1891.
riSIs hsIS S. esch person
The new and ee.yant steamer Samuel J. Pentz viii
Pre- ,i ho whsrl ~ 10 ~ q: m and ?: m
ID IyER VIEW
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.
THE PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL J. PENTz
VIII make three trips WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. and
every Wednesday during the season.
Leaving 9TH st. wharf Gas g. M, IS and e,45 p m
Tickets, 25 cents
Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity
The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or
anywhere else for only Soc No Questionable pArte.
allowed on boa, or grounds.
For charters for steamers Samuel J. Psuta and Mary
Washington call or address
Z q RANDALL. Proprietor.
myll Zoo virrini. ave. sw.
MOUNT VERNON. g.
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
And the .ts
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.
NEnti fpTssI notice the Pal. Steamer CHARLES
as follows: '' 0o''A ''A So
no FOR MOUNT vERNoN-paily. except sunday. at
san and pSuna trlp Including admission TO the
aiester and lunch served at city prices.
s, r1k MAltSHALL HAIL-Two trips daily EXCEPT
return M ana mn re Ts1 r tine sy on
fsrtes desring to spend pleasant day al
Portable. ' e oOiH
PLANkED SHAD DINNERS DAILY. SERVED
HOT FROM THE PLANKs.
FOR MARSHALL HALL. SUNpAYs-Two trim.
leaving at a m. and 30 p m. returning reach The
cents Panied shad dinners ,r Ars rSspd d tfip
me me panss Eiegant new dining room superior sery-
ately on arrival of morning BOAT
For Alexandria and river landings. ns far down as
oSmoht' DAILY, az 10 am. returning at z: 45 pm.
Freight carefully delivered.
Telephone call-S.o.
COL. JOS. C. McKrBBIN,
GAIT. I. L BLAKE,
Commanding Charles Manchester myll
Diver EXCURSIONS.
II MILES ON THE POTOMAC
FOR IL CENTS.
Two Salon Steamers. From 9Th ST. ferry vb.r,
Sail and arrive hourly.
Stop ut Alexandra, Va, apl,-Gp,
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FUsszLL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
of town. 1427 New York ave.
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Of any other remedy. 12
OPENING.
LADIES' HATS.
All the latest shades and most fashionable
SUMNER STYLES,
The most fascinating and attractive creations,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
BLAZERS.
cAPEs AND JACKETS,
Novelties Just received.
WHITE BLAZERS.
This department has been very attractive to the
ladies Of Washington this season. Novelties and low
prices have introduced it to many new patrons.
PARAsoLs.
The cold days Of last week made trade sluggish at
this department. In order to get up your ardor to
heat have lowered prices and purchased one of the
finest assortments shown by me this season.
CUSTOM DRESS MAKING.
HUTCH1NsoN's.
my13 eo7 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ATTENTION Nov.
Hoi FOR HOT WEATHER.
cHAs. A. MUDDIMAN.
Ga 10TH ST.
myl2 GASOLINE STOVES.
ii s. 8 : + ! + e. Is T. I.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 14TH AND 18th
INSTANT. WE SHALL KEEP
OUR STORE OPEN
FROM 7:30 TO 10 P. NJ.
WHEN WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL
OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS.
NO GOODS OFFERED FOR SALE ON THIS
OCCASION.
w. BEvERIDaE.
IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASSWARE
12l5 AND 1214 ST..
Mas M. }. HuSr,
l:a9 = st. NV.
Has Just returned from
New York.
and Will exhibit on
THURSDAY, MAY II.
choice selection OF
BOSNETS AND HATS,
received BY late steamer and especially adapted for
summer wear.
myl1 Hats for the mountains and seashore.
Ouvr On
nyou this invaluable table requisite you should
By all means give ours trial. It has been selected
with view sinsy to is quality for medical we'll -
table uss. Its superiority b generally acknowledged
By competent judsea
The prize compared with that q other Olive oils
d very moderate u 90 for . Ssu esssf bottls
| ". 8. TH0MPsoN.
ny11 Phazmacist 7oSl5kh =.
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SHEpD 4 Bro, gas fixtures, 432 9th st.

REMEMBER the boys short pants suits we adj
vertise from 81 up EIsEMAN Bios, 7tn and E.
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BARGAINS at McKnew's. See page 4.