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THE DEFIANT NAVAJOS.
They Are Accused of Becoming Unruly
Troops May BE Called Out.

They Are Accused of Becoming Unruly-
Troops May BE Called Out
During the past month the Navajo Indians
have been acting in defiant manner toward
the whites in Arizona and it is the general
belief that they are only waiting for favor
able Opportunity to drive the cattlemen from
their ranges. courier has just arrived at
Flagstaff from the Little Colorado thirty miles
northeast, with intelligence that band of
600 Navajos have taken possession of the stock
on VIM. Redmond's ranch, driving the herders
from the range and slaughtering a large num-
Der of cattle The Indians are well armed and
can get large reinforcements from the reserva-
ton. The sheriff will leave for the scene of the
trouble with thirty armed cowboys to arrest
the leaders of the band. If he fails to arrest
the chiefs and get the Indians back on their
reservation the War Department will be ap-
pealed tc and troops will probably be ordered
out. The Navajos are the largest tribe in the
territory, there being about $4,000 of them and
they are well fixed financially.
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THORNTON HAMS TRIAL.
Ii VIII Probably Commence on Wednesday
His Counsel Confident of AeQuittaI

III VIII froDaDiy commence on wednesday
His Counsel Confident of Acquittal
For several days past Lawyer Shllington,
counsel for Thornton Hains indicted for the
killing Of Edward Hannegan at Hampton last
month. has been making preparations for the
trial of the case, which has been set for this
week.
The case will probably be called the first
thing Wednesday morning, but it is not likely
that any testimony will be taken until Thurs
day or Friday, rs some trouble may be expert
enced in securing jury.
Besides Mr.. Shillington. those who will APP
pear for the defeuse are Hon. John q. Goode
OF Norfolk and Col Tabb and Mr.. Wheeler Of
Hampton.
Mr.. Shillington went to Hampton Saturday.
he went away confident that an acquittal would
be secured The defense, it is said, have Sc
cured a number Of witnesses who viii throw
some light on the affair. Friends of the de-
Ceased have secured the services Of eX-Assistant
District Attorney A. A. Lipscomb to assist in
the prosecution.
Hams is still in Jail He is very we'll and in
good spirits. bis meals sent to him from
one of the hotels and he is not compelled to
live on prison fare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Ata meeting of the telegraphers represent
ing the Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies. held at their club rooms Saturday.
plans were made for the entertainment of the
odd timers" and military telegraphers who
meet hire in convention on August 20. and
their annual excursion 10 Marshall Hall on that
dale, al which the visitors Will be guests. The
following were unanimously elected officers
L T. v COILOr. president: Louis klotz, secre-
tary, and J. ". Bender. treasurer.
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Three Slight Fires.

Late Saturday afternoon fire took place at
1884 2eth street northwest caused by man
smoking in bed, and the mattress was burned.
On Saturday night fire took place at 1914 7
street, occupied by ID. VI. Hess, bed burning
aad the lose being about so. Subsequently
the roof Of the same house took fire and loss
Of .lOO resulted
Yesterday slight fire took place at 3O67 NJ
street. occupied a. barber shop, but no dam
age resulted
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The Eiks At Marshall Hail

The second excursion to DO given BY the
Washington Lodge Of EIks Wednesday next
promises TO eclipse any affair of the kind ever
given BY this order. Besides the excellent
talent that will entertain at the old mansion
dancing viii be enjoyed in the new and hand
some pavilion display of fireworks and
grand illumination will also take place. Prof.
Chris Arths orchestra will furnish the music.
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CITY ITEMS.

Thomas ID. Singleton, 4l5 It'll st. NV,
Tuesday morning will have on first floor a dis
play Of Alfred and Rattan Furniture. which
will be sold at strictly factory prices, which
means reduction Of
rs per cent
from regular prices. The stock consists Of
Chairs. Rockers, Sofas and Lounges; also
Baby Carriages.
Am also offering few of the celebrated Dry
Air Alaska Refrigerators Ice Chests and Side
boards at actual factory prices. / make this
offer while tie goods are in season and ac-
tually needed rather than pack them away in
the ware house when have to make room for
fall stock. 1t
Iced Tea. Iced Tea. The best result OBJ
tanned by use of the Sunrise Chop Tea.
1t" NJ. d. T. Metzger, Sole Proprietors
Rent your Sewing Machine at
1t OPPENHEIMERs. 5I4 9th st. NV.
RazOrs bought of me in the last twenty
years honed free. wALFoRD, AT Pa av. 1t"
Don't Doubt Till You Try.
Every article in our Double Stores at Special
Sacrifice Sale for fifteen days. Oak Suite.
SASS; Solid Oak Sideboard, Sll.S5; best Wire
Springs, SPA; Double Mattress, cotton top,
s2.O3: Roll Up Steel Bed Springs. SS.I5 No
disappearing. Uniform reduction. We
want you to believe what we say.
GRAsrY, the Pusher.
jyl1-2t 7th st. n. W. bet. p and Q.
Surgical Instruments at reduced prices
IT. d. n. WALFoRp, All Pa. ave. NV.
Broad Run Creamery Butter, the finest
NJ. & ?. MErzoER. All It'll st. NV. it,
All Kinds of Sewing Machine Repairing at
1t OPPESHEiMER's, 5l4 9Th st. NV.
Eye Examination free. CIrr OPTICAL
STORE, All Pa. ave. NV. It,
A Popular Plan to secure home. See
advertisement Brighton Park Company under
Financial iylI-6t
Tuesday Next! Go to Bay Ridge with
German Lutheran Trinity Church. jyll-2t"
Excellent Table Claret. 25c. bot. MErzGER's."
Short Breath, Palpitation, Pain in Chest.
Weak or Faint Spells. &c, cured by DIR. Miles
New Heart Cure. Sold at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE, 1014 F st.
Only 49c.-1, 900 Dress Forms just received
at Iltl OPPENHEIMERs, 514 9Th st. NV.
'Rockbridge Rye" finest made, "a per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNCHs, 404 9th st. n. W.
sl-m&f,tr
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. 3.
1t charms on sight. Its use euraptureA
Office 431 9Th street northwest. d11-tr
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Al the UNION camp meeting Of Benning
charge. NJ T. church. yesterday. there was an
attendance OF thousand persons The exer-
si~es were OF great interest and consisted Of a
love feast at . "a am. conducted by Rev. y.
Jackson; sermon At II EN-. by Rev. q. ". Jen-
nn- Of Central VI. r Church: sermon by Rev
j. ". r Bowen. ID. Of A-bury VI. T.. Church
at p Ia, ai.d IN the evening at o clock a SER
uon by Rev. H. MYERS of silver Springs This
camp wIli continue until Monday. July 20.
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TeInperuuce Meetings.

Father Connolly. capt John Ryan and Alex
snder WheLAG made at:,ire sscs AZ a meeting last
evening of the Father Mathew Total Abs,i-
nelce Society
The meeting ct Good Templars' Hall last
evening, under the aUspiccs Of NI,uehaha
Lodge OF Good lvnPllrs. was addressed by
capt AArlstern OF Australia AID J. ). u. Hart
socs.
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THE COURTS,
PROBATE CoURT-Julloe Hd

PROBATE CoURT-J,Hiqe Hdgner
Saturday-In re Florence A. Brown; Anna L.
Brown appointed guardian; bond $500. In re
Allison A. Foss; ophelia A. Foss do; bond
$500. Eseate of Samuel T. Suit; petition Of
+. W. HutcEins filed and rule to executor is
sued. Estate of Thos. Fl. Paul. will filed. Es-
tate Of F. G. Williams; letters of administration
to ID. b. Street; bond $500. Estate of Marie
Antoinette Hugle; willadmitted to probate and
letters documentary to Julius Husle and W.
Kness: bond $500. Estate of W. A. Jorgensen;
do, do, Mary +. JOrgensen; bond $500. Es-
tate Of VIM. Syphax; d. do, Mary VI. Syphax;
bond s., 900. Estate of Harriet Cooper; do,
do, C.. G. MeadOr; bond $1,000. Estate Of
Christian Bauer; petition for probate and
order Of publication.
EQUITY CoUnT-Jpige Hagne'.
Today-Todd agt. Masonic Hall Association:
pro confesso. Atkin agt. Atkin; referred to E.
D. +. Brady, examiner. to take testimony
Hewitt agt. White; leave granted to withdraw
note. White agt. Phillips; appearance or
dered. Shields agt. Young; do. Behrond agt
Jesunofsky; do.
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Go TO DWELLING OF JACKSON MONUMENT Mt
Lexington, Va, July q. by special train leaving
Washington via Baltimore and Ohio . p. M,
July 20, and returning via Lynchburg and Rich
mond and Danviile railroad evening of the 2lst
Round-trip tickets. $3.50 Please register name
and state Pullman space desired at Richmond
and Danvi!le and Baltimore and Ohio ticket
offices, with I. J. Luttrell. 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue; Jas. Compton, 507 It'll
street northwest; j. W. Drew HOO Connecticu
avenue northwest; VIM. Hartman, 1907 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.--AGct.
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CONDENSED LOCALS,

Harry Clark. cOlored. received a cut on the
head by falling on the Tenleytown road last
evening. DIR. Boss dressed the wound at the
Emergency Hospital
On saturday afternoon a pair of horses ran
away on New orb avenue near New Jersey
avenue. and. striking telegraph pole, the
buggy WAS demO!I-Led and one OF The occu-
pants. Mr.. DuyaIl. badly bruised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13
TOMB OF w Vas
And the
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.
SIMMER SCHEpuIE

SUMMER SCHEDULE
ie s lend sss
~f fpk fS %a q AZ Vii vRk * ,9,lOTs; att
return at 220 pm. Fare round trip. 81, including
on the Charles Macalssser and lunch served q city
FOR MARSHALL HALLzTwo trips daily, except
city CITY on return q 30 Pm md y ? m bare: round
until the las. boat At pm Evsry6ody made Com,
2ffsn efs MARS Is
rs.es sis i sns s ssnd 'IsiH
The W. ". Corcorsn for Marshall Hall on sunday.
ss3:l3 ?; m stunning reach the city At $50 Pun.
IND iSpIHNP HEAD ii TRIPS, FRIDAY AND sAruR-
shall Hall and Indian Head every Friday and Saturday
asnenx :: Sss:hs a. d:y and s9:nns pros
e.n csn TO All
q 30 and take the evening" boat there to Indian
or necessary the ". W. Corcoran 1t Gas pm. for
F0r Charter Of steamer. and MARSHALL HALL
Qa and After June the Steamer ". v. coRcoRAN
snd Nss nsa s ,o0 .r ss aa
except sund.E e AZ a. Tsturn , a ?; m; stop
sSsa sSs cs.rss ., u: W " cosOos. IN
e ::.s :ssss ~ s s siSs:
Col Jos. 9. MeKIBBEN
o.'s ol n Z; E.1 ch..,.. x.o.,....r ,.s
TO all up-rysr landinss. and only boat stopping ct
Dine Landink. New pavilion. music and dancing
.ra
ments Tor hizs .sd ssis. sssamer leaves bostkouss
sSSs = rs IS cuht ias ~ s 81 za z
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Resigned.

DIR. John Metzerott. one OF the resident ply
sicians at the Garfield Hospital, has resigned.
After vacation Of four or six weeks he will
enter one Of the hospitals in New York and sub
sequently will go to Europe, whore he will en-
gage i'll II course Of study at the leading hos
/ tails and medical institutions OF the old
world.
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CRIMINAL COURT MATTERS.
Arraignments-GeOrge LIE COinte Pleads Not
Guilty to the Indictment.

In the Criminal Court Judge Bradley. today a
young white man, Alfred E. Young alias Frank
Underwood. plead guilty to larceny and horse
stealing team of Ernest Burgdorf-on June
II and was sentenced to one year and one day
in the Albany penitentiary.
The defendant is the young marine who was
making his way back to Chicago and attempted
to sell the team in Montgomery county. Md.
Vim. Carter, a coiored boy who said he was
sixteen years of age. plead guilty to the larceny
OF sos from John ii. Peyton on June II and
received a sentence OF year and day in Jail.
George lie COinte, indicted for ASSAULT and
battery with intelt to kill Edith LIE Cointe and
for same on Charles q. Frost on May 81 plead
no: guilty. as also John and David Marshal and
James Adams, HOUSEKEEPING tiay IT, and John
Norman, HOUSEKEEPING May 80.
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MY Liver

MY Liver
Has for year caused me great deal of trouble Had
soreIss in the back. little appetite bitter taste
the mouth and general bad feeling all over that
could not locate Have been taking Hoods Ssrsapar-
lila for the past three months with great benefit feel
better. the
BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH
10 gone and nv general health il again quite good
No LONGER feel those tired spells come over me -
formerly did.
HOODS sARsApARILLA
IL certainly most excellent medicine"
MRS. l. B. CHASE. Fall River, Mas.
N. B. BE sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla. s
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Tsr,D AND Nor FoUND WsNTISa.-T. W.
Petton Infalibie Pile Salve will positively cure
plies. successfully used IN case Of worst form
Testimonials fully indorsIng IT a. an article of
wonderful merit II not TO be had at your
druggist II viii be mailed You upon receipt Of
50 cents per box BY the WINKELAASS Il BgowS
UKU6 Go. of Baltimore Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

A number Of St. Louis athletic clubs have
Withdrawn from the Amateur Athletic Union
because that organization would not allow open
meetings on Sunday, and have formed the West
ern Association of Amateur Athletes.
Alphonso LicerkOwski, a tailor OF New York
city, was found dead on the street at the Lori
mer street station of the Union Elevated road,
Brooklyn, last night 1t is said Licerkowski
was struck and thrown from the train by the
conductor.
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BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH
Tied BABY,s HAsps~

10 prevent its scratchine its burning itching bleed
ing, scay skin scalp. How often have heard this
ptifu story! Terrible il the susrnx Of these little
ones, yet CUTICURA affords instant and grateful re-
hef and in every case tends to speedy and sconon-
cal cure. This viii Be- glad nsws to many heart
broken mothsr. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

The Palais Royal proprietor was the recipient
this morning Of silver vase and, doubtless
what he will esteem still more. letter from his
employees saying that the presentation was only
a slight token of their esteem, coupled with
wishes for pleasant and safe journey. Mr.
Lisuer sails tomorrow for Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

THROUGH SLEEPING CAR TO BAR HARBoR.-
Commencing June % and continuing during
the remainder Of the summer season Pullman
sleeping car will run through daily to Bar Har-
Dor via b. and o. r. r. from Washington and
Baltimore on Royal Blue line train, leaving
Washington at 2A5 pm and Baltimore at $40
pm, arriving at Boston $40 am. and Bar
Aarbor at 7:l5 p. m. theinext day.-Adrt
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Indictments by the Grand Jurv.

The grand jury today reported indictments
to the Criminal Court as follows: James l. GAR
Der and Vim Jones, violating gaming laws;
John N. Wilmot, do; Arthur L. Sayles, violat-
ing postal laws (six cases., embezzling letters
from the dead letter Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Or ISTEREsr TO HoCsEkEEPERs.-The En-
pire Carpet Cleaning Works Will put up all car
pets IN csmPhor and make them moth proof
free Of charge 63l-o 35 Mass ave- NV. Iele-
phone, as Z
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BkRKuEr pure rye whisky

soNs new lots added to our 50 90 mark-aown
suit sale that ar. beauties See them.
EIsEMaN Bros. 1th and Sta
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Co~DIrrox OF TIE WATER.

Temperature and con. litiun OF water Mt 2
sru-: Great Falls. temperature 70; condition.
- Receiving reservoirs. temperature. 1e. Con-
GltiDa st north connection. y. condition at
south connection 81, .ii-t.ibuting reservoir.
Temperature, rs; condition at infuent gate
housa. AZ condition at effuent gate house, 80.
High Water. Low Water.
o,4Am I.OOp pm. I'll am 7:l2 pm
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LOCAL MENTION.
1ha MeAfher.

rNrrCtsT TILL EtCHr A. ". TUESDAY.
For the District Of Coiumbia. eastern Penn
svlysuis. New Jersey. Delaware and Maryland.
fair. slightly warmer, south winds.
For Virginia hight showers; slightly warmer;
variable uinI4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

IL VOC WISH TO make good investment Join
tie Brighton Park Company. See advertise
ment under Financial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

OSI-FoURTH off al childrens suits for
this week only.
EIssMsS Baos.. It'll and f SITS.
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SEE the values We nave added to our $3.50
reduction sale Of suits.
EIsENAN Pros. 9TH and SITS.
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WAsBINaroS ELKs TO MARS

WARRINGTON ELKs TO MARSHALL HALL. WE'D
NEsDAY July Is, 1S91.-Extraordinary attrac-
tons and an elegant orchestra. Lawn euter-
tainment and every arrangement for good
time.
Boats leave at 10 am. $50 and $50 pm
Two boats il necessary.
See advertisement in excursion column for
talent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

$3.50 a pair for trousers. separated from the
coats and vests, that worth $50 TO $3.50 a
pair. EIsEMAS BRos.. 9TH and E SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Iced Tea. Iced Tea. The best result OBJ
tanned by use of the Sunrise Chop Tea.
IT. NJ. Il. Z. Metzger, Sole Proprietors.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CADEMl MUSIC.
IA Benefit for the
GEN. SPINNER MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
THURSDAY EVENING. July 10.
The Bohemians in Fanchon
Euyene L. EberIe rs Father Barbeaud
Especially kngaged.
Mrs. Jean Lockwood as Fadet, the Witch. Helen A
Engle 5 Fanchon.
Lady ushr rs IN attendance
Reserved seats at Ellis Music Store.
Adnssion-Reserved seats, J0c. Gallery, Csc.
jy1I-4t
GARDEN PARTY By STREET BAPTIST
~ Church on their new site, cor. 10th and sts
NV. July ID at : O'Clock IN.
Admission, ~ cents fyll-3ts
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ToR SPRING LAME

60 20 JoHr r. KELLY. Corned beef a speciality.
Stalls: 62-. CD and $50 Center Marker, 9th st.
wing. Telephone call, 1852 205 and 20S
Northern Liberty Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

The steam yacht Fra Diavolo, with Gov. Hill
OF New York and party on board, sailed last
night for New York from Newport
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THROUGH SLEEPING Car TO BAR HARBo

DELIGHTFUL bath at Colonial Beach. Take
steamer Geo. Leary y a.m.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Use. NINE RISFRET's toilet cerate for the
complexion, recommended by ''Shirley Dare"
Mertzs drug store, 11.h and F streets--Adrt
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81 PEE GALLON. 81 per quart. SOC. pint

ELKsASr FOLDING BEDS, IS. All kinds Of
folding beds and bed springs repaired. STAND
AID SFRINa BED Co. 81 18th 81. NV.
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BREAkrAsr VAs1r1rs.

BREAKFAST VAs1rrrs.
BY MRS. DEARBORN,
Prtncspal Boston Coossne SeAoos.
Mix and sift together pint pastry FOUR
tea sp. salt and heaping tea sp. Cleveland's
Baking Powder. Mix to 4 stifI dough with
milk. using only sufacient TO make Il stiff
enough to roll.
Toss out on . slightly Toured board. roll
out very thin. cut into small sQuares with
sharp knife or pastry wheel and drop into
boiling lard.
Shake the kettle gently to facilitate their
rising, and when well pui7ed up turn them
and brown the other side. Drain On paper.
They should be cooked in fat hot enough 10
brown piece of bread while counting uxty.
and are quite hollow when cooked. Serve
with maple syrup hksd.-tCopyright.
1S9l.)
Zee only Clecelamd's bak,no powder, tie
proportions are made for that
Pure crystal cream Of tartar and soda make
aperfsctly wholesome leaven There 4, no
other leavening power in Clevsland's Bakiaw
Powder.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

HARP. s1s F street northwest.
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DoS'r miss the trip to Colonial Beach b.
Steamer Geo. Leary a.m.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

FUssELLs ICE CREAM shipped anywhere out
Of town o. express 1921 New York ave.
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A Popular Plan to secure home. See
advertisement Brighton Park Company under
Financial iylI-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

y Pea CENT discount on all childrens suits
for TIL week only.
II-ENAN Bios It'll and sts
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CABIN JOHN HOTEL
A delightful trip can be made the above place
VIA Iennaiiytow and Glen EcEo electro cars Az
terminus OF car line take 'bus Calm John drive
out over tne CONDUIT road miles from the city
anu enjoy good dinner win, this place
Is well known. Parties dies ring meals on re r,sh-
lnents can telephone WILL r-sdy PROMPT
Special Dlnuer a la carte.
livery thing nrst-ciass. Telephone. No. 600.
Ysbt. IA bobiS0EhS SONS, ProIrletors.
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SEE the pants we've reduced to %. 80 pair,
worth Si.50, 50. $3.50. 50 and Sc. so pair.
EIsEMAN Bios 7th and Z SITS.
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The
WASHINGTON EXCURSION COMPANY
Will give
DAILY EXCURSIONS
CLIFTON BEACH
And
COLONIAL BEACH
On the
PALACE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY,
As follows:
TUESDAY sI MEBNES S6 IIHURsDAY FRIDAY
CLIFTON BEACH and COLONIAL BEACH,
Returning to the city by lOp.m.
:, Saturday Morning Family Excursion for Clifton
SATURDAY Evening; 30 p M. for Colonial Beach;
wAHKER's 81: Louisiana ave-, @her. .rrsnssIne
for charters can also he n,aeie.
COLONIAL BEACH
Are guaranteed. Music ON the boat
The management desire to impress upon the pub ic
that the excursions given 10y them wall De str first
class No obJectIonaoie characters viii be permitted
, EkkSS SEMINARY. President r s;,xer. ,,
NEW EXCURSION RESORT.
MOTLEY HALL.
Adjoining Fort Foote Eighteen miles on the Potomac
Carousal and all the popular ADJUSTMENTS. kunning
Water through all the buildings and Ioilet ROOMS
Coolest and Snadiest Groves and Romantic Ram les.
APARADIsE FOR PIcNIcs.
Music by Prof. Frank Historic. REGULAR dinner. Soc
Meas and luncheon at all hours Oren for the
In addition to the company steamer Pilot Boy, !" the
new pAlatiai steamer Columbia, CAPACITY 100 pas
sengers, will lie placed in service
The steamers will run daily follows:
Leaving their wharf. foot Of 9TH and o ".
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY
and SATURDAY. II 10 am., 2;30 and .45 ,. IN. 81 n
DAY lo:3u q. IN. ana $40. ID and U:4o y. Ia. Re
turning At 1. $780, $50 and $50 pm.
FARE. ROUND TRIP 25 CENTS.
Special rates TO organizations and family pic
MICS Best of order maintained on boat ana grounds
Best attention given to Patrons. Boats open
SATURDAY.
Family and children's day. Round trip, Is cents
j. h. JOHNSON,
303 7tb ST. s.w.
Independent Steamboat and BARGE Co. jes-Sm
20 TO BETHESDA PAEK-SHADY GROVE OF 30
~ acres; good spring water; dancing pavilion no
liquors sold; ~ miles beyond Distric line by Tenaly-
town and Roc ASiiie railroad
town and Tena)lytown galway. Fare tickets for BE
Cars leave each NE every halr hour n the hour
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EUEEKE CLUE, Motley Hall. tomorrow.-Adrt.
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Grxrs Sums SoounEp
AND PRESSED FOR n
Coees. boc. Pants. 25c. Vests. Pc Alserfns snd
feIau1nf oQDe In best manner. Goods called -
osaavssd- 1elspAone csn l43-2
" ia - ~ Il. ~ S: ::s 49, &; 81
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Gas srovEs. SHEpD 4 Bro. 1872 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

COLONIAL BEACH for Saturday nights, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Tuesday Next! Go to BAY Ridge with
German Lutheran Trinity Church. iyll-2t.