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Pay No HEED

To the old hulks that tattooed with the sins of
Omission and Commission. They are but barnacled
bottoms a1oa in stanant pools. eyesores and ahomi-
nations to progressive ideas and principles the hot
pots OF society and the business world Ever seeking
to overshadow and eventually destroy advanced
thought and improved bus methods model moss
backs reekng with that sort Of NTH which is villain
ously offensive to all that pertains purity of life
THE TRUTH Is WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT.
And 80 far as we are concerned. THE TRUTH AND
NOTHING But THE TRUTH is what they shall
have. with FACTS AND FIGURES 10 back it.
SO HERE GOES. STUDY OLD TRUTH-wEIaH-
ING TON TO EVERY SQUARE INCH.
1147A Two hundred suit. of Clothes for Boys.
P Pfrs Rf FETAL sri rsc ~ a i 3EAEs kf
AT 81 A SUIT. s-
Sss4A Shot 3 Pants SUITE Steel sr.y Plaid, s...
ssSe They 90 HuMM iit al AZ f q, Is
5aea. One hundred and sixteen Short Pants suits
EsR kEfs fifss T. fo SE dks H EE
1928 One hundred and s eleven Short Pant. Suit.
TsSf faSS si ssai$ ss' ~ slif' s!5f;S
Short si. Pants; Truly q ricL novelty a. psitern.
; 81 S6sf a a6 n ]. .ha 8
We KNOW THAT YOU ARE WE'LL NIGH
wiNpE6, But MER aaS sI hhh I rAEEMEi ih
ND TH Ms T HEGlT RI T8 6s5 JhN Mrs NtN
SUITS. SIZES 81 10 80
$3.50 A. Handsome Light Gray Plaid Suits. Getaway
Coats-strtctly su WOOL They are stylish (;
they are picturesque. and do not require you
The regular retail i prse Of es,h suit Is siS.
but in order TO show appreciation of past
fayors we CUT THE PRICE IN HALF.
, THEY NOW 60 AT 81; 50 SUIT.
Soo& D..h Iron Gray Plaid sgit. cutsw.y oostsz
Psse, ,p but h YoJ CAN HStt s5rf fs foE
400. How dos that strike you,
Coats-Brown Piaids. There Is somsihins
suits. and We hope Il win sikiKE you favor
ably; The regular price is slS suit. Dqt
NAME AS OUR PRICE 90. 30 SUI.
1881. Scotch tweed Suits. Cuta way Coats-strictly
all wool. We not ashamed TO tell you that
this line of suits was manufsctureo 70 sail At
ao : .aa Se Musf HAVE f HkSc
THEY Must GO AT ed.O0 SUIT.
roo Know ALL ABOUT 3gE GREAT slo a SUIT
Gao SUITS At alo els 80 SUITS AT SO el7. 20
SUITS AT e10. Z 10. so SUITS AT ol0.
els SUITS AT el0.
Also that Ne ere selling out our superb stock of
GENTLEMESs FURNISHING GOODS
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
VICTOR z ADLERe
10 Pr CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
OF AND o2o 7TH ST. H.w..
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS AvENuR
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
oRxx SATURDAY UNTIL II p u uyloan
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Trnnsfsrs of Rem Esfata.

Deeds in fee have been fled ~ follows:
Isaac H. Wood to Jacob K. Wood, pit. 2, %. 92s:
q, soo q. ]. yesterday tod. Ryan, sub 2l6, 80.
1904; e.. District Of Columbia to Emma L.
Yodcr, pit. II, So 1880, sub lot c, %. 8. of 1885,
e.. Martha v. Cumberland ct al. to John Cum.
bertrand, one-tenth east half lots2 and s, "a. a.;
Sl00.
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Ex-Representatise Owen Of Indiana APP
pointed to That Office.


pointed to That Office.
The President yesterday afternoon appointed
Hon. VIM. d. Owen of Indiana, ex-Representa-
tive in Congress, to be superintendent of immi-
grafton, an Office created'at the last session of
Congress, with salary Of $1,000 per annum.
Mr.. Owen has always taken a deep interest in
the subject of immigration and was mainly in
strumental in the preparation Of the stringent
law adopted at the last session. His appoint
ment was strongly urged by nearly all the labor
organizations of the country because Of his in
terest in their cause and his thorough knowl-
edge Of the subject.
Mr. Owen is minister Of the Christian
church. He was born at Bloomington, Ind,
September 6, 1876, and was elected to the Forty
ninth and Fiftieth Congresses a republican.
He will be assigned appropriate quarters in the
Treasury Department. The existing system Of
immigration supervision will be under his di-
rectiOn.
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POSITIVE SALE of eight fine building sites in
Cleveland Heights Fear intersection Of Wood
ley lane and Tennailytown roads. These eight
lots are to be sold Ito close up the syndicate)
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Streets
graded, severed and pavements and having a
magnificent view of the city. See advertise
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

In. ATTENTION of persons looking for build
ing sites or good Investments is called to the
public sale of lots in Nashinoton Ho;abts a,,
Monday next at o'clock pm. These lots are
high, fronting ON improved avenues, convent.
ent to street railroads and Of convenient size.
Lots Will be offered in all sections of the tract.
--AdCt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
1lie W Gather.


III. u.,,
-,--o,s- - -
Fer the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND m,
Virginia. fair Saturday; warmer; vsriabl,
Tenperature and condition os water a. :
an: Great Falls. temperature. y; condition
-, Icing S, Is'eauor ssaturs -, con
south connection. Sc; distributing reservoir,
temperature. II; condition at infuent gate
house, SO, condition at eihuent gate house, 10
U.-h Water. Low Water
6:4Jam 7Iipm 0.3fam 22p.m
---
roon, where you viii lind the creates,
variety nss .,,St service and best coffee in the
civ on $50 LAYS and 3,5 nights in the wear
-~-
RieBr Now
time 20 bpv
gas stove
Z. A. MUDDNANs
3tt iz'r siree', !" nc place.
'@AI- hN"niihe- BUY.
REAENREa. tomorrow. very fines, butter,
2Sc- ID H. p MErzaER, AZ It'll ST. NV.
SPECIAL PRESENT Day.
Inc 20 1,, 'ry ,roast c9nees
Special present day tomorrow.
1000 gold-band china clps and sancers
given away D-s. sr'.l.a.I'e1 sugar "a een'''
or 49, i-s ~ 49, -, =. 80 -, IT.
~ - -.'-'-1--o
HUMAN artificial ewes HEMPIER. ass Ps-ave.
sfk QUE Dig boys suits rom 9 - nP, ,p
------------
---
FINE itr1EE AT REDUCED tRlCEs'
SHARPNESS ..Shcnf' brand at 4Oc.
eiarIlvss' -Four Leaf Clover at 40c-
Extra quality re merry at 35c.
5-ib. boxes at Ste pr ID.
49, = o.,
Once. Ia. ave ana Sln ST.
aarkes stands; ON -. Wing; center MARKET
10 h street Market
IN 49,, - ,rou, % =,
Eisemar Bros. 9TH and E.
TuE JOHNSTON BKEAKFAsr COFFEE
and spring leaf blended tea.
Special present DAY tomorrow.
'- I'm 81, - . y ---c
4, IN "A - 81 -, - - ~,
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The viii Of the late Charles /. Canfieid was
He'd yesterday He leaves his personal and
mixed estate to HIS wife, Eunice A. Garfield,
and directs that his Indebtedness be paid out
Of The real estate.
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INGALLS, DECLINES THE HONOR,

He r. Too Old to Go to Washington to Be Q
Clerk for Harrison.
From the New York Sum-
ATcHIsoS, KAN, June 4.-Ex-Senator Ingalls,
was asked by q reporter today il there was any
truth in the report that there is probability
OF his becoming Secretary Of the Interior.
Drawing himself up to his full height and look
ing through his eyeglasses at the inquirer, he
said:
my dear sir, am getting too old to 60 to
Washington to be Q private clerk to Harrison. -
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Admitted to Bail.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, this
morning, John A. Henning indicted for
violating section 1898, Revised Statutes United
States, by sending u letter containing obscene
matter through the mails, was admitted to bail
in $1,000.
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ITCHING AaoN1Es

VI the skin and scalp from infancy age are instantly
relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the only
positive cure for agonzing itching. burning bleeding
and scaly diseases of the skim scalp and blood with
loss of hair from pimpes to scrofula except possibly
ichthyosis This is more than can be truthfuy said
Of any other remedy 10
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHr.

Observation-Disclosures Opera Company in
"The Gondoliers.'
NarIoSI--Lamont Opera Company in THE
Bohemian Girl"
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DURE rs ONE THING: WHOLE
some, another. Pure arsenic 10 not whole
some. Pure ammonia. pure white clay.
or pure alum cannot make wholesome
baking powder. even If it 10 called ''ahso-
lutely pure"
Every housekeeper knows that pure
cream Of tartar. pure soda. pure -four.
are wholesome. These three insredients,
and these three only. are used in Cleve-
lands Baking Powder. Cleveland's 10
pure and wholesome; II lesv.ns most,
and leavens best. but its special excel
lence is that it ID perfectly xhosesous.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL HALL AND Mr.. VERNoN.-Charles
Manchester at 10 am 2:30 pm
RIVER VIEW Samuel j. Pentz at 9,i5 a. III.
and As and 6:i5 pm.
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Mrs. Anna Mayhoff, aged seventy-one, was
found in her room in Cincinnati yesterday
morning strangled to death by a stout Irvine,
by which she hanged herself. Terror at the
recent electrical storm is said to be the cause.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

IArrMER 4 SLOAN will sell at auction at 1891
and 1898 III street northwest. at IL O'Clock to-
morrow morning, about fifty vehicles suitable
gererally.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

The SALE AT THE CLARENDON HOTEL, 14th and
New York avenue, will be continued ON Mon
day, June 8. commencing at 10 o'clock. when
the best OF the furniture and all the dining
room and kitchen ware will be sold-Adut,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

.JuyE EVENINGS ON rHE RIvER."-The steamer
Charles Manchester" to Marshall HAL and
Indian Head Friday and Saturday evenings,
June ) and 6. Music and dancing. Fare,
round Ixip, % ets.-AdcG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

READ advertisement of Falls Church Improve
ment Company in country real estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

TICKETS for the Acorn Clubs excursion to
Marshall Hall June IL should be obtained early,
as the number is limited.-Adct.
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ssSun Rise Chop Tea, the best Tea Of
Soc. per lb. to be had.
it, Ii. 4 P. MErzaFR, AT 7th st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

Ten Cents u Day Will Run your Sewing
Machine by'electricity, with fan attached. In
full operation at AUERBAcRs Domestic Sewing
Machine and Pattern Rooms, It'll and H. East
branch, Ath and Pa. ave. sc. West branch, 14l2
14th Ut. NV. iei-6t
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HIGHER AND STILL H1eHER

~ANo OAiLL AAlOdEh
Rises the tide of popularity Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rala. for the people are learning by experience
that 1t does possess superior merit as medi-
cine. This is as it should be- for Hoods Sarsa
parilla is not hastily prepared compound Of
doubtful value. but is the production of edu-
Gated pharmacists, who know the precise value
ofevery ingredient used. separately and in COM
bnation, and who know by theory and by act
ual experiment that Hoods SarsapariIla is alb
solutey the best blood purifier and building.up
medicine ever produced
HOODS
sAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. sI six for S. Prepared onl,
by c. 1. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

An Invention Making Sewing Pastine,
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight Its use enrapturss
Once 4S7 9Th street northwest dil-tr
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Spa1xe HAra

Spa1xe HAra
DuNLAP's NEW YORK HATS m
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats IN Cinnamon. Manila. Rur,st
and Cold Brown coaors. round and square
crown Glazed Tarpaulin Sailor Hsts nsw
shaps Boys Derbdes ct IL Is and upward
Genuine Mackinaw Straw Hsts. made By DUNLAP 3
co. OF NEW YORK. ct q. so each snd upward. tn
best Hat in the market for the price
wtds Bs1m Straw Sailors for LAdisA
v1LLETr RuoYI.
40 ~ fsnnaylvania eve ~.
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FORECAST TIL FIGHT A. N. SATURDAY.
Fer the District OF Columbia Maryland and
Virginia. fair saturday; warmer; variable
wiad1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

s'Rockbridge Rye, . finest made, a per gal.
Ion; q quart bottle LYScH's, 404 9Th St NV.
sl-mAf tr
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eoSprrrox OF TIE w.r-r

Temperature and condition Of water at
an: Great Falls. temperature y; condition.
4 Receiving reservoir temperature. n. Con-
dltiOn al GOrth connection. 80: condition at
south connection. Sc: distributing reservoir
temperature. Il: condition at infiuent gate
house. sc, condition at efnuent gate house, Sc.
High Water. Low Water.
Go an 11l pm 0:3f am l22 pm.
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DEcoRArIossforc cottages. GorID's, al 9th
Adct
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A DESPERATE LuSer

INTO OUR FOOTWEAR,
EVERY PAIR OF SHOES SACRIFICED
A CLEAR CASE OF MUST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

THERE Is No One
To dispute the supremacy Of our
SYSTEM.
But thousands to extol beauties and benefactons
The facilities for acquiring all possible domestic
comforts. filling the home with spiendor and good
cheer. 50 manifold that young housekeepers with
their weekly or monthly savings. furnish their own
homes without burden to themselves. Honor is your
only necessary capital and promises faithfully kept
the guaranty of your future happiness.
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINas.
REFRIGERAToRs. BABY CARRIAGES,
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES
HOUSE L HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
e17, e2l and 923 9TH ST..
GIT and 63s Mass ave. nv.
Whitney Carriages exclusively.
my30-x
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Biliousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
DC, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, SO
doses Csc. Samples free OF
Str MERITS DRUG STORE 1014 r At
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ADJUSTMENTS

SOFA, Ills sHESiSa. june : Il caisaIy h nSD
'ss Shurch. with attractive music
THE PICNIC TO HAVE BfEN GiyEN OS TO
Il i MORROW CssiuriayD AFTERNOON al chSutAn-
te and board OF promotion has en possponed on ac-
couni O. the rain until further no,ice. n
New NATIONAL THLATRE
AZ Zach Evening SID. saturday Matinee
LAMONT ofERA coMPxSf
In
Belfes Ballad Opera
HE HE s s sSS##ISSEFss $ $IH
June $ k0Yf M ifa sss,s now IN sale 81
"A Ninth and ID sts-
ATHLETIC AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
For the benent OF the
NATIONAL REGATTA FUND.
Under the auspices OF the
ANALosTAN BOAT CLUB
COLUMBIA ATHLETIC CLCB.
POTOMAC ATHLETIC CLUB
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1891.
The athletic features will b~ given 10y members Of
the three clubs. assisted bS the loun. Mems
Infantry {. and others s and ,p ms,Sn ms
music oy the best local talent and
MARINE BAND.
Observation-Disclosures and Orchestra Circle 81; Dress
Sifc!e .oc General Admission. .l0 Gall, ry ,sc
ilchets from members OF the tire cubs and at prom-
mem 3swery and drug s'or-s Reserved seats without
extra chare now ON saleat MetzeIots. mo jes1t
TEA AND GARDEN PARTY. TO BE GIVEN BY
for lpcurables, on
SATURDAY NEXT June 6. from 3toanm.
A. the residence OF Mr.. Georve \. Besie. 3i47 st
o-orEetoNh jel-n. ". i-:st'
A LAUGHS GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SIXTH WEEK OF TIE SUMNER OPERA
". L CtRLETON'S OPERA COMPANY.
Aionuas' TUESDAY "ecnes iay evenings and Saturday
FRA DIANOLO
THURSDAY. friday and Saturday EVENING",
DHE GONDOIl.-hS
&c. GESfRAI ADMISSION.
- Reserved Seats. 80 and ..c.
Next Week-'CllIMES OF NORMANDY sol
EoR RENT-SoC1ETlEs DESIRING HALL AT
i reasonable rent should apply 10 the janitor OF
Lincoln Post Hall, 9TH and L SIS. n W Vacant
Mondays. tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays Lake
hal for rent on Sundays. myll-lm
New TURKISH Baths,
myStoje2- I3aas
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Elgin Creamery Butter, Csc. pound. N.
A. POOLE, the Cash Grocer, ga Louisiana ave.
NV. ie4-3t
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICs, &c.
This INNING.

'rwENrY-FIR SELECT EVENING EXCURSION
OF THE
ooRooRAN CADET CORPS.
COMPANY A. SECOND BATTALION. ID. c. n. O..
TO MARSHALL HALL.
FRIDAY. JUNE 5. 1891.
ON THE STEAMER W. W ooRcoRAS.
Boat leaves 9Th st. wharf q 10 pm. CNusicl
Tickets Soc. (dAncins) for Sale by msnarS OF the
CORPS and at TIE eoat Tickets Of May ~ sod for TIN.
date. Ram or shins) ,3Sa
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NM 90 90 TIT TIT Il Sos ZEE
i M Voo + Il Goocc ZEE
We are now located in new store. No. 1215 and
1914 ST.. with Increased facilities and q new and
large stock of
POTTERY, PORCELAIN. GLASS WARE.
STERLING SILVER. PLATED WARE
AND HoUsEFURNIsHING GOODS. WE
HOPE TO MERIT THE CONTINUANCE
OF THE PATRONAGE SO GENEROUSLY
EXTENDED TO US IN THE PAST.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
EDDY Hydrocarbons
NJ. W. BEvERIpGE.
IMPORTER OF CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
l2l5 AND 1914 ST.
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NEVER CLosEp.-The Masonic Temple lunch
room. where you viii lind the greatest
variety. aer,st service and best coffee in the
CITY Open 36J days and 365 nights in the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

Broad Run Creamery Butter, the very
finest, Csc. ID. NJ. & P.METzaER, All 7th stn.w.Is
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Fireworks! Candy! Fireworks!
My stock Of Fireworks and Fourth Of July
goods is now complete. 1 have an immense
stock. Storekeepers are invited to examine
goods and prices. Exhibition cases all packed,
nicely assorted and ready for firing Just the
thing for private OF family parties.
GEO. ]. MUELLER, Wholesale Confectioner,
j3-5t* 314 Pa. ave. n W. Wholesale and retail
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CITY ITEMS.

No Abatement to the Rush
For Bargains
at the Greatest Clothing
Sale on Earth.
For Saturday and Monday
we shall offer one hundred
thousand dollars worth of
Fine Tailor-Made Clothing,
direct from our wholesale
house, Prince ST.,
New York,
at prices that will make
them 60 lively.
Below we mention few
prices:
800 Mems Suits, positively all wool, s4.25.
800 Black Cheviot Suits. 1915.
$50 Fancy Mixed Suits, $3.50.
400 Fine Clay Diagonal Suits, silk lined. Mer-
chant tailors charge $40. Our price, sl4.
Elegant Cashmere Suits, $3.50, 81 and IS.
1000 Blue and Gray Serge Suits, IS.
Mems Pants
1000 pair at IS cents
1000 at 30 cents Worth 81.
1000 at S1.25. Worth $3.50.
1000 at S1.40.
1000 at 50. Regular price, -
500 at $3.50. Worth S4.76
$50 at 52.75.
800 at SO.
5000 at Is cents.
5000 at As cents
. Southeast corner 9th and E streets,
~ HI. FRIEDLANDER.
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W. II. HoEKE.
3el-tf 9Th and Pennsy vania Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

REMEMBER. tomorrow. very finest butter,
Csc. h. II. Il p. MErzGER. Az 7th st. NV.
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Our Jubilee and other Razors returnable.
II not satisfactory, and kept in shaving condi-
ton free. WALFoRp. Az Pa. ave- IT.
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five have the Shoe to 1T your foot your purse win
yield quickly. This beats any sale ever recorded.
Our time for vacstne II settled. and what will do
with such large stock a. We have ON hand-sell it, no
matter what loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

vlLLETr 5 RuorH.
~ fsnnsylvanis eve 40.
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RieBr Now
is The
time 10 buy
a gas stove.
c. \. MUDBrNAS's
81 18th street. il Tho place.
Call Examine. Buy.
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STRAWBERRY AND sCE CKEAM FESTIVAL AND
= Sos'isl THIS EVENING, June \ at Calvary Hap
tst Church with attractive music.
Admission. 10 cents lie
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DR.. Warmers CpRsETs, y5c.; Monarch shirt
SIC. isle hosiery, 25c. BRoDHEAD 5, lith. near
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Spanish Wine in bottles and on draught, es-
pecially recommended for the sick and weakly.
1t" II. i p. METZGER All eth St NV
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SPECIAL PRESENT Day.
The Johnston dry roast coffees
at 73l eth ST.. bet. G and II.
Special present day tomorrow.
1000 gold-band china cups. and saucers
given away. Best granulated sugar, AZ cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-05

"a PER GALLON. 81 per quart. SOC. pint
SEE Our $3.50 suits Eiseman Bros, eth and E.
CALL TELEPHONE 63i-3
And order a case Of
Heurich S Extra Pale Lager.
SEE OUR go suits. Eiseman Bros, 18th and E.
TaAaP. SIS street northwest.
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Our Natural. Curly. Saucy Band and Fol-
som at reduced prices for ten days.
je54t% s. HELLER, 40 7th street.
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Special Presents
1000 gold-band china
cups and saucers given away
tomorrow. 731 18th ST.. bet G and H.
Best granulated sugar, Az cents. 1t
, 1891-08-23
OFF FOR THE TOURNAMENT.
A Racing Team AID Delegates to the
State Meeting Leave for Toe
Springs.

The racing hose company and the del
gates leave this morning for Rock Springs
to attend the meeting and tournament of
the state association of firemen. The
meeting will undoubtedly be a big success
as the enterprisinR people ofRock Springs
are doing everything to make it go.
The Board of Trade took the affair in
hand and have raised $500 to be used for
prizes for the competing hose companies.
The Cheyenne delegation will consist of
sixteen members in the hose team and
delegates.
The following Is the makeup Of the
team that is expected to bring back al
the prizes: f. A. Roedel. captain; Chas.
Thompson, spike lead; Alex. Turnbull
and Frank Deitrick, second lead, with
John Granger, Billy Atkins. Frank
Bon, Geo. Thompson, Harry Wilson and
Martin Brother. The hose pullcr is j.
A. England; plugman, Joe Granger;
VIM. Croft. pipe man. l.. W. Warlau'
mont, the fire chief represents the Chey-
emit department. John Nolan the hook
and ladder, Chas. Thompson the Alerts,
Joe Granger the J.. T. Clark company
and j. A. England the Durapt company.
The team is a good one and has shown
in practice runs that it can cover ground
at a rapid rate and their friends expect
them to cover themselves and the Chey.
enne department with glory and medals.
, 1891-08-23
THIEVES WITH uIRCusEs.
Things MAY Not Have Changed Yer,
Much From the Past.

Charlie Lindernan, of the Chcvenne
stables. was at one time an employe with
Montgomery Queens circus. He says
the manager of the show used to make
speeches at the different towns where the
show stopped denouncing thieves and
cautioninR the people against them. And
yet a tough gang travelled with the show
all the time. Charlie says he used some
times to think the manager stood IN with
the thieves. He says it vas astonishing
how bold and careless the thieves were.
As soon as the circus train pulled out of a
town they could be seen sitting on the
cars, under or near the cages, dividing
their plumber. The thieves kept the
actresses supplied with i%ewelry. Mr..
Linderman says he often wondered how
the %rascals got rid of all OF their plumber
without being detected. The iewclrv
which was stolen in Cheyenne Friday is
probably now with Forepaugh's people,
aud some of it being worn in sight of the
"Pinkerron detective" who travels with
the show.