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ISRAEL G. RUSSELL
OF the Geological Survey To Go To
AInska This Summer.

Last summer the National Geographic
Society sent ont a party to explore Mount
ST. Elias, in Alaska. The results attained
were so satisfactory to the society that it
has been decided to continue its explora-
tions in that direction and last week IL
was agreed to send out a party of three
during the month Of May, so that it may
reach Icy Bay, in Alaska, by the lst Of
June. The party will be under the dircc-
ton Of Professor Israel G. Russell of the
Geological Survey, who so successfully
conducted last year's eXploratlons.
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OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS.

q DIsIIict OF c5lamlbIn, " VW1sblnffonn b
c., April 13, 1871. Sealed proposals will be re-
ccivod Ot this Office until THURSDAY, APRIL
- for site for public school building within
the following limits; Between First street west
aud Eighth street cast and East Capitol
and II street north. The proposals viii
state tho number of lot, square and price
per square foot Tho lot 20 he not less than
rncty.lvo Cl5) feet front and not loss than ono
hundred and ten (li0l feet deep. The right II
rcscrvcd to reject any or al proposals. j. w.
DOUGLASS, j. W. ROSS, II. N. ROBERT,
Commissioners Of tho District OF Columbia.
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How They Stand

Baltimore at Washington.
Athletics at Boston.
st. Louis at Louisville.
,Colum bus at Cincinnati.
Yesterdays Games.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, Z; Columbus, 1.
At Louisville-Louisville, 4; Cincin-
natl, 3,
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Iemon Hot Drnns

Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Pneumonia,
Hemouhage and all throat and lung
diseases
An elegant and reliable preparations
25cents at druggists. Prepared only by
DR., ii, Mo2ley, Atlanta, Ga.
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A Prisoner Before the Pension Board.

John Fanell the soldier who two
months ago committed such q serious as.
sault upon his wife that she is still con-
fined to the hospital, was brought down
from the District Jail this morning by
OF Pension Examiners and Judge Bradley
ordered that be be taken there in custody
of an officer.
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IntitneIv head

There died recently at Green Bay, Va,
Alpheus Price, promising young man.
He was q telegrapher, well known in his
section of the Old Dominion. lie was the
namesake and fayonte nephew of Mr..
Alpheus, the well.known proprietor of
the IIIaili0 N0MLhsiRe 1duaNcl
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Judge Cox will proceed with the trial of
cases in calendar order in the Circuit
Court on Monday in the absence of Judge
Montgomery.
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SIN Sinking.

Rear-Admiral Taylor, whose critical ill
ness was mentioned in yesterdays Carrie
is sill alive though it is not believed he
will live through the night.
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DROPOsALs FOR sTAT1ONERY.-WA
i Department, Washington, d. g., April u.
lsU1.-scalcd proposals, in duplicate. will he
received 90 this Onicc until ! o'clock p. NJ
FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1891, for furnishing station
cry for the War Department aud its bureaus In
Washington, during the fiscal year ending
juno 90, isg2 Blank forms of propo ale, show
ing the ltCms gnd CHtimatcd quantities re-
quircd, will be- furnished on application to this
office. Bids will be considered on each item
separately. Proposals. must bc indOrscd on
the outside OF thC envelope, Proposals for
stationery md addressed 20 NJ, X. TllORP
Sunply DLvlaiOn. lpl5.thI11s. .maIs
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A Rhnn Eirn.

Spontaneous combustion caused q fire
in the stable of Thomas NJ, Steep, a con-
tractor living at 1916 New Hampshire
avenue, last night about s O'clock The
damage was $500.
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2-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.


607 and 800 Va. ave. and DOG 9th Il. and2
unimprovCd lots...,.,,,,.,,,.,,.,.,..,. si,5OO
216 TO 222 18th II. and Kentucky ave- bet.
b and $. Carolina ave, (, h,,"...,... 1000
3O2 OH st. b. h. q Observation-Disclosures. 1900
gOg.gl1 ST.. T. h., 8 rs.....,.............. 1880
3O5 10th st. h. .5rs...........,..,...... 1900
1916. 1917 and 1919 X st., I. h., r.. each. l,20O
All X ST. T. h., rs................... 1000
Hope ave-, b. h., 4 rs..,,,.,.,,.,,,.. sou
1907 ith st. T. h. rs..................., 800
4OS l. st., b. h., 3 Observation-Disclosures. 60O
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FOR SAFE HOUSES.

HOR SALE-A HANDSOME AND BEAUrI-
Il fully located homo, No. 3ll2Q street north-
west; press brick, round front hrownstouc
trimmed, uiuc rooms, modern CnuyencnccS,
pupCrCd throughout; lot 23Nl2O feet; price -,
500; terms 10 suit. win also sell furniture,
carpets aud hlnging- 4 desired. Apply to-
owner, DORSEY CLAGErT, No, 3ii d -, %. W.
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Judge Montgomery's Condition,

Judge Montgomery passed a very rest
less and uncomfortable night and his con-
dition was mimproyed this morning.
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Try Berkeley.
Elln Mnnt. a DlNorce.

Deseriion is the reason given by Mrs.
Ella Atkin for asking for ,adiyoree from
she was married in 1876. Her petition
was filed i'm the Equity Court yesterday,
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MARRIED.

ROSSER- PHILLlPS-On Wednesday, Apri
-, 1891, by the Rev. Dr. Thomson of Baltimore
Md, William Mckee Rosscr to Laura Almi
Phillips both of Washington, ID. g.
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NXTANTED-A FEW ACTIVE LADIES OR
w rcntlcmcu good pay TO workers. ID. q.
ElCHELBERGER, 1903 g n. n. W, ON Monday
and Wednesday from Z 20 y O'Clock y. M.
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pnnpnsALs.

DRuPUsALs FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTES
Il aud Money order Urafts.-lOstoncc Dc
scaled proposals will be received at ths Dc
pgItmcut Until ~ O'Clock m. ON TiURSDNi
TIE IsT DAY or MAY, 1891, for furi lehing
all The "Blark Postal Notes. aud MONEY
order Dratts,' which the Department may
order during n period of four ycl's commouc-
ing on the 18Th day of August. l,li. The
chief OF tho Bureau OF Engraving aud Print
Inc OF the Treasury Department is required by
Tie provisions OF the second section of the OCT
Of March 3. 1883, tu submit timutcs for ihis
work in competition with bidders therefor
Bank forms of bids, with fun specifications,
sample Postal Note and sample Money
order Draft. will hc furnished upon application
to the Superintendent of the Money order
system, IOstOlicc Department, Wellington,
ID. G.. Tho right To- reject amy bid or estimate
BE- reserved. 8. a. WHITFIELD, Acting POET
m8stcr.Gcucal 6plS.2jma2,g
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wANTEn-uELP.

NNTANTED-A bright BOY WHO CAN
w read wei o couple Of houfs each day j.
A. bI tlTLER, Nd1 Hth ~.
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JXTANTED-TlIE ADDRESSES or sEV.
w cral young men familiar with The prose.
cUtion of pension and claim clscs; object, cm.
ploymcnt. Address j. !. X, this Office
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No better whisky in the market than
Berkeley at Tharps, slS + street north
west.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
D EAL EsTATE puLLEIlN.

ID EAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
HI --BY-
THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN, Ol7 F street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE.
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CtEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE.
- cClvcd ai the Office of the Washin yton anil
iortic purchase of 10 the paving material iu
and between Tho present tracks ol said con.
p1uy and Tor % distance of two fog' on either
side thereof except ith 10 said material 10 he
tal,Cu up and removed by the purchaser, or
shall be directed by said company, during the
progress of converting the said lines TO cable
power. Biddcr- viii specify q given sum Tor
tho whole. The right Dr. reserved 90 reject ANY
and all bids. H.. HURT, President.
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NOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
II rooms, with board, heat, gas, and bath;
terms very reasonable. 1906 II NJ. n. W.
EoR RENT-TwO UNFURNlsHED SEC
IN ond.story front rooms; southern exposure;
bath; rent low; board II desired; private fam
ily. 2il5 II n, n. W.
nor RENT-4ii5 Sd ST., ". W. FUR
Il uishcd rooms, large closets, hot and cold
water, with board; also a few table bOurdcrs
accommodated; references exchanged
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w in mn Ficctrotypc Foundry. Apply or
address FRANKLIN COMPANY, SOD Locust
~ phfl1dplpbfo
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NXTANTED-2 BOYS TO LEARN PRINT
w ing. 0iu L7, oyo.
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NXTANTED-A WHITE GIRL ABOUT IS
w years OF aye tO make herself useful and
attend 20 children; must stay Ht night; good
home TO good Girl glJ T. 70. A. w.
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For pure old berkley 80 to Tharp
SIS y street northwest.
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EAST WASHINGTON.
rAr1rnL mn.

To use a favorite term, Major Brock 8
Congressional Hotel, New Jersey avenue
and u street southeast, looked 'scrump-
tiOus." The dining-room was ft for q
queen to dine in, with its long tables,
sp9tless linen, glistening china and glass
ware, while the display of potted palms
ard cut flowers made IL almost look as
though q banquet were TO be held in a
hot.house.
The occasion Of this lavish display was
the banquet of the agents OF the Equita.
bic Endowment Association. Every per-
son present entered into the spirit of the
occasion and made merry through the
night
The menu was as follows:
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For over fifty years Mrs. WinslOw's
Soothing Syrup has been used for children
teething. II soothes the child, softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie,
and is the best remedy for diarrhoa.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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FOR RENT ROOMS.

EOR RENT-PARr OF HOUSE TO SMALL
l. family or otherwise; furnished or
unfinished; convenient to all parts OF
the city; near three lines OF cars. 222 Sih
IT. n. W.
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Tho CirCuit Court,

s4per gallon, 81 per quart, SOC, pint.
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NNyANTED--TWO GIRLS no WASH
w bottles Apply 11t5 u st.n
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MTANTED-A COMPETENT COLORED
w cook: good wages TO the right party Au.
ply at ohcc TO T.. V. SIErliENSON'S Anacos-
tia DiuirgroOW-, Augcostia
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HOUSES FOR RENT

LOANS.
I'm sums 10 suit NJ per cent,
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT.
SAFE as H. S. bonds SIX per cent, payable
quarterly. IN suns OF $1,000. Small premium
charged
The above IL only portion OF the property
on my hOOks, For full list call at Office Tor
bulletin Issued on The 1st and 18th.
II. X. WAGGAMAN.
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WEST WASHINGTON.

One of the most important of West
Washington enterprises is that of the Po-
mac Stone Company, of which G. G.
Smith of Chicago is president. II now
owns over two miles of stone quarry on
the Virginia side of the Potomac above
the free bridge, and it has recently added
to its already extensive plant one of the
most extensive stone-Crushers known to
the stone trade. Its capacity is 400 yards
Of stone per day. II was erected under
the supervision of Mr.. j. Il. Gordon, the
company's architect, and was given its
initial test few day ago, working with
in its rather complicated arrangement of
elevators, twisting apparatus and Crusher.
II turns out the crushed stone which
forms the bedding of concrete pavements
and which the ordinary citizen has an
idea is broken up by brawny lobOrers
with sledge hammers. The first output
of the crusher will be about $4,000 cubic
yards of stone to be used in laying the
cable road on the Washington and
Georgetown branch of the w. & G. Rail
road.
The company will also furnish large
amount of the material to be used in con-
structing light house at Cape Hatteras.
The company already has large force of
men employed which will soon be in
creased to at least 400. This and other en-
terprises which are rapidly developing in
West Washington, taken with the repairs
on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which
are oeing pushed to completion for the
business of the coming summer, are pretty
larGe.si2ed straws, showing that the wind
of prosperity laden with the ozone of
business enterprise, is blowing strongly
and steadily in this direction.
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INTERCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.
Members of the Commission Go to
Mount Vernon ON the Despatch,

Members of the Commission Go to
Mount Vernon on the Despatch,
BY courtesy of the Navy Department
the members Of the Intercontinental Rail-
way Commission who are in the city
were rendered an excursion to-day on the
Potomac River. After inspecting the
ordnance shops at the Navy Yard the
party boarded the steamer Despatch and
proceeded down the river to Mount YER
non, there to stop for lunch and then to
go farther if it may please them.
Lieutenant X. NJ. G. Brown, executive
and dsbursing officer of the Commission,
with the secretary, Mr.. Hector de Castro,
has charge of the excursion.
In the party are Mr.. Julio Krause and
Mr.. Miguel Tedin of the Argentine Re-
public, Mr.. Pedro Betim Paes Lemeo Of the
United States of Brazil, Mr.. G.. Federico
Parraga of Colombia, Mr.. Leandro Fer
nandez of Mexico, Mr.. John Stewart of
Washington, ID. c., for Paraguay, Mr..
Leffert l.. Buck of New York for Peru
and Ecuador, Mr.. Luis Blanco of Vene-
Zuela and Mr. Henry G.. Davis, Commits
sioner for the United States.
The president of the Commission, Mr.,
A. j. Cassatt of Philadelphia, did not ac-
company the party on account of very
recent death in his family.
There were several ladies of the families
of the delegates in the party.
This is the last meeting together of the
Commissioners before they disperse tC
meet again in February, when something
important will likely be reported by the
surveying parties.
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IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
The Pension Fraud Case.

The arguments in the case of the United
States against Mary Elan, Charles Grimes,
and Virginia Goldman, charged with con-
spring to defraud the Government by
presenting false pension claim were con-
cluded.
The verdict was guilty as to Mary Elan
and Charles Grimes but not as to Virginia
Goldman.
This afternoon, Mary Ellen and her
other brother, William Grimes, were on
trial for also having conspired to defraud
the Government. The case is exactly
similar to the one tried this morning in
which the jury returned verdict of
guilty, only that the indictment is for OBJ
tanning quarters pension at another
time when William, instead of Charles,
acted as witness.
The jury also rendered verdict Of
guilty in this case.
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In. and Al0lt The CITY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.

AIBAuen's-- George Wilson's Nlnstrcls.
Matinee Saturday.
NEW NATioNAL-A. NJ. Palmer's Company
Pair OF Spectaclcs" and "Man Of the World
HAnRIs' BIJoU-''A Celebrated Case"
KEnNANs-Tho Henry Big Burlesquo Com
pany. Matinee Saturday.
GLoBE-Athlotic and Speciality Combination.
Masonic TEMpLE- Kermosse Nilitairc, by
Marion and Ordway Rifles.
NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK 1IAtL-Ladios'
Bazaar.
ST. JosEru's FARSI. Juseph's School
streets northeast. Evenings, to II p. M
JonN WESLEY A. NJ. Il. CHURcH-Panorama
of Pilgrims Progress.
CATHOLIC UN1yERs1TY-Lc by the Rev
John Iahn, g.. $. q.
FouNDRY NJ. H. CuURcn-Philip Phillips
with Photo.Optcon.
LINCOLN MUSIC HAIL Clcycland's Cooss u
COlorcd Minstrols.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURou-Bischon Con-
cert
CoRcoRAN GALLERY or ARr-Last night cx-
hibition, 7;20 to TO-
CHuRcm, NINTH AND u SOUTHWEST Lee
tufc by Professor Hazcn, United States Signal
Service, "Flying or Ballooning, Whchy'
NATIONAL MUSEUM LECTURE HALL Lecture
by Mr.. II. Wilson on India.
To MOUNT VERNoN-Thc Charles Macal-
ester every morning at 10.
BAsrBALI-On Thursday, Friday, and Satur.
day, Washington We. Athletics.
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Tbe vvImodanchsis Toa.

Yellow roses, jonquils and tulips, can
dies with yellow shades and other yellow
decorations gave the name of ''yellow
teal TO the delightful musical and literary
entertainment which the Wimodaughsis
Society held at its parlors on G street last
night. Mrs. Marble, president of the Dis
trict Association, presided, and poured the
tea. The musical and literary features
were presented in the parlors to the right
of the hall. Miss Freck reclted war
reminiscence, after which lie Harpe
Eoliann was admirably performed by
eS citeS .' "sS saxton m % Miss Freck saS sang "a a
flower sUng and Mrs. SaXton recited an
origin al poem called Jones View" The
programme was concluded by piano solo
by Miss Rose Hardy.
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Games To-Day.

Games To-day.
ASSOCIATION.
Athletics at Washington.
Baltimore at Boston.
st. Louis at Columbus
LEAGUE,
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Cleveland.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
Behind the bat.
Dowd's daisy.
Gore, who lost the opening New York
game to Boston by trying to make u one
hand circus catch in the ninth inning, was
disciplined yesterday. President Day says
the same course will be followed in deal
ing with other members of his team un-
less an immediate improvement is
noticed. Gore is also in financial diff
culties and has been served with legal
papers in suit.
With the bases full in the Philadelphia
League game, yesterday, O'Brien drove
liner to Shindle, who held it, touched
third, and then threw to second COM
pleting a great triple play and prob
ably saving the game for the Phillies In
the first inning Ward had the thumb of
his right hand knocked out and had to
retire.
League umpires are beginning to en-
counter the slings and arrows of fortune
as well as their brethren of the Associa-
tion. Captain Hanlon protested so vigor-
ously against a decision of Powers in
Pittsburg yesterday that he was ordered
from the game and Browning was fined
50 for grumbling about strikes and balls.
The indications are for hard year on the
umpires.
It will be long time before any player
equals the record made by Washington's
new second baseman. -Four hits out of
five times at the bat three runs, one put
out five assists, and four stolen bases, be-
sides participating in two double plays, is
phenomenal.
Baltimore is trying to have the Childs
case Teopened.
With Carsey in the points to-day Wash
ingtOn ought to take a game.
King wanted too much from the Pitts
burg Club, which explains his willingness
to rejoin the Browns. In case the Pitts
burg management suspended or fined
him. he desired an agreement in his con-
tract that he woul be free under such
circumstances TO go elsewhere. The dose
was too much for President ONell, and
he has given up the idea of bringing the
pitcher to terms.
President Won der Abe has hared up be-
Chuse Dlll 10 dDOllsH ouIudy Duscodll ~
| about to be introduced in the Missouri
Legislature. ~ don't think the bill will
go through" ," he declares, because, if ii
| does, the people will destroy the Legis-
latuTe, laws, lawmakers and all before
they will do without their Sunday base
| ball"
Decker, the New Haven catcher, pleaded
| guilty in Philadelphia to forging President
| Reach's name at the bottom of two
| checks, and also to the larceny of a suit of
| clothes belonging to Frank II, Clayton.
| As the charges were not pressed Decker
was discharged and sentence suspended
McQuery's home run was the longest
on the new grounds, but Mac was awful
| tired when he crossed the rubber, He
wanted to stop at third,
Kelly must feel like lost spirit, Poor
old King, he has lost not only throne, but
subjects. II is King Kelly no longer,
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COMMENDABLE WORK.
Gratifying Results of the Labors of the
v. NJ, G., A,

Gratifying Results of the Labors of the
Y. NJ. g. A,
The statement Of the secretary of the
Washington Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation for the six months ending March
81 last shows a gratifying increase in the
work of the association. The membership
is POS and 1862 have Joined within the
six months. In the business school 437
young men were enrolled. There were
322 religious meetings, with total at
tendance of 2,252. F'ifty-two young men
made professions of faith and Joined
churches.
To do all this s6,7O5.0s was placed in
the hands of the Board of Managers of
which SG,12i.30 was used.
The management have decided to add
outdoor athletics to the inducements
which attract young men, at q cost of
81 500 per annum; yet with this addi-
tional expense, they will not need more
than 81, 800 in subscription, or % per cent.
of the total cost for this years work.
THERE'S need of cash or pledges pay
able on or before October /, 1901, to the
amount of $1,000, to enable the Assoca-
ton to close its fiscal year without in
debtedness.
An appeal is made for subscriptions
which may be sent to Mr.. f. w. Pratt,
treasurer, Sun Building.
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Special Trains via Pennsylvania Rail-
rnnI IN Annnlnna Rnnaa.

For the accommodation of parties desir-
ing to attend the races at Benning's track
(Deanwood), April 2s to May 8, Sunday
excepted the Pennsylvania Railroad will
run two special trains, leaving Sixth
street Station at 2;l5 p. IN. and 2;30 p. m.
and from Baltimore train will leave
Calvert Station at 1885 p M, stopping at
Union and Pennsylvania avenue stations.
Washington will leave Immediately after
the races. Rates from Baltimore, includ-
ing admission, 1920 round trip. Rates
from Washington, not including admis-
sion, % cents round trip. Tickets from
Baltimore will also be good going on
trains leaving Calvert Station at 1925 aud
l:55 p. IN. as well as special train on date
of issue. Returning tickets will be good
only on special train.
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SOME HANDSOME PICTURES.
An Exhibition of Paintings by "The
Flower Artist"

An Exhibition of Paintings by "The
Flower Artist"
The art exhibition which is being given
by Miss Celeste Bruff at 5l9 Ninth street
is attracting much attention. Miss Brulf
is well known in this city as 'the flower
arlst," and from the appearance the ex-
hibition presented to q CRITIC reporter
this afternoon she justly deserves the
title, for the flowers upon canvas looked
exceedingly natural, showing that she
who did the work is thorough artist.
Among the beautiful pieces on exhibi-
ton are two pairs of beautiful velvet cur
tnins upon which are painted tropical
scenery and birds, two pairs of screens,
life-size painting of the Duke of Marl-
borough. q pond through which some
cranes are walking and numberless
others.
Perhaps the most beautiful picture is
that of cluster of roses which is encased
in massive gold frame. This picture
has BEEN patterned after by numerous
artists, but as yet none have produced
copy which is as finely executed as this.
The exhibit will remain open to the
public until Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
and may be continued next week.
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MAREIIiD.

JORDAN -BRAEUNLICn.-Apr u, 1871 at
the residence Of tho brides aunt, Miss Alma q
Smith, gis Oth street northeast, by the Rev. a.
+. Steele, John w. Jordan, OF GOrham, Nc,
and Hattie j. Bracunlch, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
ROBERTSON-HENSLE Wednesday,
April -, 1891, by tho Rev. Or. Addison, Of
Trinity Church. Washington, d. c.. Henry
Theodore Robertson to Lulu Louise llcnslcy,
both OF Washington, d. G.
SMITH - TOW NSFND -- On Wednesday,
Auri p, 1891, at the residence OF Mr.. Henry l..
Townsend, Germantown. Pa, by Rev, l.. r.
Albert, Harry Washington Smith of this city
and Mary A. Townsend Of Germantown No
cards.
BIRD-llAlI.-On April u, 1891, at the resi-
dcnCc, 12i Nth street northwest, by the Rev.
W. \. Bartlett, % d. pastor Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church, James w. Bird
and Mary j. Hall.