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BAY RIpGE on -HE CHrsArE,xE

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is now read =
TO contract for excursions for the coming sea-
son TO that most delightful Washington e.
eursion resort, which Is being greatly improved.
and besutined, bay Ridge ON the Chesapeake
Liberal terms to sunday schools. church So
cieties, lodges and organizations Fcr dates.
call at city passenger agents ONCE, 1851 Peaaa.
Sys--AaSx
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CLrvHLASp's BAKING Pow.
der leavens best. The loaf IL fne-not
coarse grained; cake and breads do not
dry up and get husky" but keep moist
and fresh.
The reason is the strength of Cieve-
lands comes from cream Of tartar and
soda. nothing else. 1t Is not cheapened
with ammonia or alum. Cleveland's il
wholesome; leavens most and leavens
best.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Mr.. VERNOS AND MARSHALL HAIL.-Cbarles
Mrcalester 10 am and 2.30 pm.
RIVER y1rw.-Samuel ]. Peutz at 9:45 a H.,
las and 6:I5 pm.
MARSHALL HALL.-Elks' Family Excursion at
6s30 pm.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
xMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Administrations Opera Company in
Chimes of Normandy.
NATIoSN--Lamont Opera Company in The
ROYAL MILDLY.
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WON on ERRORS.
KcIly's Cincinnati Team Goes to Pieces and
Presents the Nationais With Galne.


Presents the Nationals With n Game.
Kellys team played The rank sort of ball yes
terday that 1t can at times and the Nationals in
consequence scored four unearned runs in the
eighth inning and won the game by 6 to 4.
Mains was in the box for the Cincinnatis and
only Murphy. Beecher and Carsey succeeded
in hitting his delivery safely. making four hits,
of which Murphy made a double and single.
Not one of the Nationals six runs was earned
and only one of the Reds was obtained without
misplays- The game cannot be considered a
brilliantly played contest. The Reds made
seven hits off Carsey and five errors. The
made two errors.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
american Association.
At Columbus athletic, 4: Columbus 2
At Louisville-Louisville, 2; Baltimore, 1.
National League.
AtPhiladelphia- Ciucinnati.6 Philadelphia, 3.
AT Boston-Chicago, 5; Boston. 8.
AT Brooklyn--Brooklyn Z; Cleveland, 6.
At New York-New York, s. Pittsburg, 1.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
An17cdn Association.
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, JOHN RIDoUT,
sune l. 1851. Treasurer.
AUDITOR OF ACCOUNTS.
For the year ending
June 1. 1891.
Washington, ID. c.. June2 1891.
The Washington Real Estate Co.:
This is to certify that have examined the hooks and
vouchers Of the secretary and Of your COM
pany and have found them to in every respect
and that the reports they have submitted Correctly
represent the coinpany's business.
owlhS 70 the CONSERVATIVE values placed upon your
assets the valuers and the excellent sy~,en, of
hooks kept by your secretary and the great care
slowed upon them by him. have no suggestions to
oher by way Of Improvement in the accounting
Yours respectfully.
c. K URNER.
Auditor OF Accounts.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JOHN H. WALTER,
President.
J. AUGUSTUS TAYLOR,
Vice President
W. MOSBY WILLIAMS.
Secretary.
JOHN RIDoUT.
Treasurer.
FRANK E. CORBETT
CHAS r. NEWMAN,
VIRGIL G. WILLIAMS.
Prof. G. X. URNER,
Auditor Of Accounts
Company's office,
613 ST. NV.
1t Washington. DC.
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OF TIE WATER

Temperature and condition Of water at
Am: Great Fails. temperature. 81: condition.
8. Receiving reservoir. temperature. SO. Con-
dition at north connection. II: condition at
south connection 36. distributing reservoir.
temperature. 20. condition at infiuent gate
house, 80. condition at efiuent gate house, &C.
High Water. Low Water.
$50 am. 1924 p.m 3.iS am. 4:3l pm.
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FORECAST TILL EIGHT 4 N. WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia Maryland. Della
ware and Virginia, fair, warmer; easterly
Minls
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FIJI SMITH, President.
i. @. K1MBALI. First Vice President.
A. NJ. LorHRoP Second Vice President
JOHN TWEEDALE. Secretary and TREASURER.
I. A. LAMBERT. Attorney
n M s& F. 6 Sr hINssW3RTH. Matter HIEsToN,
aEShSE Ek u cIssi TkAf k Il ssHffokps.
& & SPLE n,nn sE3ESn \; kSox.
\. 7. GAGE. fsAboR shks,
Il Il. e z. S SRhS + Join H s fWEtb,1r
DEPOSIT AGENCIES; They viii sell you the bes,
goods in their lines at the lowest prices
NOkTH~Esf %AshiSGToS'Hzz. iD5 5. t.liman. ee7
and aSs ssas Gscfs s'ssen soc iSr h
s ws.rSa. BT sfs i fss +
Birch Birch CO. AZ LA i!ih St: grocers; Holt 4
Kennedy s0hs. l5 drum ave aeOr scels
George ". Cochran Co. 1915 l. st.. cigars; censu,
SoSnss hsf h ST. snS ''
LOthrop. llth and + SIS, general merchandise G. A
Palace, sl2 and si4 eth ST.. general msrchandi s
John $ cissei. lola 9TH St, grocer; B. Rich sons
Montgomery. 15os eth St grocer: EdSard Kos. al
sna
corner 10Th st. snd Virginia druggist W. S. Rich
aTS S ,sa ST. NoRf fiisi wasa fns a
Rover corner North Capitol and II grocer: Franz
Pitzer corner 9Th and East Capitol SITS, druggist
d. Walter. corner l4th and q sts. druggist Maggie
Hyde, corner 18th and II sts., confectionery; Henr,
soUIHEAsT MAshIN9iON Byns's PharmA y
Pennsy lvania ave. and ID sc. Frank p Weller al
9Th st., druggist; J. Walter Hodges, cor. Penn, ave
druggist. ANACosTIA. d. CD. b. Redd. Harrison
st.. grocer; U humphrey. Monroe St. grocer; W.
ID. brace, :as.s Al ST.. druggist
q. ". Ohuttk Bro, 500 and 32l1 ST., grocers; J.
D: Dyer Co.. $3.50 NJ IT. Rrocers; A. Hanion. 1444
ed St, grocer. TAKOMA fAkK-Birch & Co. neal
station Of baltimore and Ohio railroad. grocers
Bk0oKLAND, D.C.-Charles Mctiee, at station OF
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, grocer. HYATrs.
VILE. MD.-A- p. Berry Co.. at station. grocers.
1etj- limo
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DUNLAP's NEW YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.

SPRIxa Hans
DUNLAPs NEW YORK HATS IN
SILK AND DERBY.
Derby Hats IN Cinnamon, Manila Rus,et
end Gold Brown eolors. round and square
crown. Glazed Txrpaulin Sailor Hats, new
shape. Boys Derhies 1t IL Is and upward.
Genuine Macknaw straw Hats, made by DUNLAP /
CO. OF NEW YORK. ct Leo each and UPWARD The
best Hat in the market for ths price.
Wids Htim Straw Ssilors tor LAdtsa
wILLETr RUoYH,
- tto |opusylvanis ava nv.
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A LOVELY LITTLE HOVE, 1927 2lst street
northwest. six rooms. bath, modern improve
ments viii be sold at auction June 9. D pm.
those seeking an investment should attend this
sale.
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FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
IN DETAIL.
FOR THE SECOND YEAR ENDING JUNE 1. 1891.
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CITY ITEMS.
and One Treatment Free

Consultation and One Treatment Free.
Do not depair when medicine, massage and
metaphysics have failed to do you any perma-
nent good. Human magnetism, transmitted
through the hand Of a competent magnetizer,
will restore health to the body when everything
else fails. genuine magnetizer never uses
anything but magnetism. II you are suffering
from any brain, nervous or spinal affection, or
any complication Of diseases which is getting
no better, come and see me and think can
benefit you. / will give you one treatment free.
Ny treatment acts on every organ Of the body
and the results are permanent. Pain Of every
kind is immediately lessened, mental dis
turbances quoted all the functions of the body
vitalized and many results incredible in char
acter. except to the persons benefited. are OBJ
tanned. ! have treated successfully-both
sexes-from infants q month old to persons 20
years Of age. never take case where do
not think my treatment is adapted, and my
charges for q continuance Of the treatment are
reasonable Hours to and to pm. DR..
HENRY CoLFoRD, 707 18th street northwest. It,
To Enjoy all kinds Of Sea Food perfectly
fresh and reliable, you must go to HAnvEY's,
corner Penn. avenue and llth st. 1t
Keep Cool, Friend, Keep Cool.-Let our
Lightweight Underwear show you how. From
S5c. up-and grand values. HENRY FRANC l.
Son, One Price, cor. 7th and D. 1t
BARRIERS Supplies. Hollow-ground Razors,
Clippers, Shears, Strops at lowest prices.
WALfoRD, Az Pa ave. 81 It,
Ladies' and Chiltiseu's Hair Cutting
and Shampooins a specially at
je54r s. HELLERs, TO 7th street.
Look! Photographs reduced. One dozen
cabinets. $1.s0 this week. Regular price. S2.50
Card size, 81 per dozen. At CAsrLE's,
je6-3t* 800 It'll st. NV.
Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine Samples free Mt
Str MERITS DRue STORE, lOl4 st.
We Are Selling our long Hair Switches at
reduced prices for a short time.
je5-4t* S. HELLER. 100 7th street.
DIR. G. w. Benson, the weil-known Baiti-
more Specialist in Skin Diseases and Diseases
of the Nervous System, has opened an Office in
Washington, d. c., for the treatment of all Skin
and Nervous Diseases and Catarrh. We util-
lie electricity in treating these Diseases and in
removing superf1uous hairs, warts, moles
marks, tumors and all blemishes. DIR. Benson
or his partner, DR.. E. o. Mannakee, can be
found every Wednesday and Friday. from
am to $50 p M, and every Friday night from
$50 to 9, at their office 1912 G st. NV. Balti-
more office 521 N. Howard ST., every day.
my7-tu, tbs
Our Natural. Curly. Saucy Bangs and Fol-
som at reduced prices for ten days.
je5-4t* s. HELLER, 720 It'll street.
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime
Wheeler d Wilson's New High Arm No. 9.
1t charms on sight. Its use enraptures
IL
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L1GHTSISG RODS on the Smithsonian Institute
and Prof. Henry house are insulated
j. III. EUEHLISG.
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REMOVAL.

INEMUFA Al.
Have moved my stock from + ST. china store tn I'm,
$, n W tone square northl where will se 1t cost
until gOO-is closed Help yoQ-selyea to fSr.
gains and help NE &c get out OF business.
lso-d A. A. LAWRENCE
r WALKER SONS. 204 10TH ST n w-FIRF
brick, Clay and Tie; Flus Lining. all sizes; 50
inns bnidns taycr, Lime Cemeats. Felt. Fitcn Tar,
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SPECIAL SALE OF SOME ELEGANT ARTICLES.
The fine imported articles advertised by Messrs.
Latimcr d Sloan to he sold at their auction
rooms, l4O9 q street, on Thursday next are
now on exhibition. and the collection is well
worthy the attention OF connoisseurs and others
desiring rare and elegant goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-09

Look! Photographs reduced. One dozen
cabinets. 81. 20 this week. Regular price. S2.50.
Card size, 81 per dozen. At CAsrLE's,
je6-3t~ 800 It'll st. NV.
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NEW SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
There 10 difference between thin goods and Hiinsy
ones between fast colors and those that wash
fade. Then. too, the poorer goods don't have the
tistic and fashionable patterns which characterize
ours. Here are few Of the late arrivals;
scheurer. Rott 4 Gle. French Figured Tissues at
1Jc. per yard.
India Mulls. in Black and Blue grounds. polka spot
and figured effects. Our price. 15c per yard.
One hundred styles OF Fine French Pongees in dark
and light grounds. Your choice. l5c Per yard.
American Pongees at 15c. per yard.
Fifty entirely designs in Figured Wool Challes
Only he per yard.
II you want to dress Of the 4O-inch French
Chcies advertised last week you'd better not let
the grow under feet. They're going at
371sc. Worth fully TIC.
Dragon Black Organdies. in plaids stripes and
checks, Is, 20 and 25c. per yard.
Fast Black India Linons, guaranteed not to crock.
10, IL and DC.
New Figured Swiss Muslins. rs. 80. 37,S 40 and
ooc per yard.
That our goods right and that our prices are
right is evidenced by the throng Of shoppers who daily
visit our store.
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DON'T FORGET.
TOMORROW. JUNE 10. AT $50. THE BANK
OPENS FOR BUSINESS. HOURS: $50 M TO
Pm. ALSO SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM q
TO SPIN
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TRUsTEE's SALE of house and lot 636 A street
southeast tomorrow at $50 o'clock Pm
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T. II. SMITH. President.
l. q. k1MBALL. First Vice President.
A. NJ. L0fHh0P. Second Vice President.
JOHN TWEEDALE. Secretary and Treasurer.
I. A. LAMBERT. Attorney.
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A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Evenings at S:1o. Matinee on Saturday.
Last week but one of
W. T. CARLETON'S OPERA CO.
III T. III NJ s OF MANDY.
25c. GENERAL ADMISSION.
Reserved Seats. 80 and 1:c.
Next and positively last week of W. D earle
TONS OPERA co. Ill Grand Selection Of Operas +"
~
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Powerful field glasses. $40. HE,PLER' :. cor.4]5.
HEURICH's Extra Pale Lager the best Bot
tied by the ARLINGTON BoTIL1NG Co.
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THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
= OF WASHINGTON.
Chartered By special act Of Congress January l667
keorganized
TRUST COMPANY
Under act o. Consrees OF October 1890
rom the controller Of the currency IN certificate Of
ieorganzston under the sct OF Conxrsss OF October l.
As heretofore and for twenty-foor years past this
company vii receive securities, siyerware and other
FOR safe keeping in ts nreproof and
Will rent safes boxes in its Gre and burglar
ern appliances.
and BY virtue Of the oct Of Congress Of octo-
Der 1870 aud the certificate Of the Controller Of the
Tespecfs. this company WILL addition to the business
netetofore transscted by IT, Get as executor. sdmns-
TRAITOR receiver. assignee and committee guardian
OF estates and will receive and execute trusts OF
oe.cnptiou committed 70 10 any court OF BY tndi-
AL trust funds and trust Investments kept spa
nte ana apart from the assets OF the company. Be-
sades which protection the eompsny capital Of
ol.000.UO0.
Oepo0to VII b received from ten cents upward and
m Walis VII g allowed on such dsposits.
BExyAAlN p SNYDER. frea1denk
GHAkLEs e, CLOVER, First Vice President
FRANCIS RIGGS, Tte.sursr.
ALBEIT l. srok1bS is.sso.; s's''s.7'
ynn.n =. cl.rl. 9 Ross rsny.
Matthew q. kmsey. = Ffancie kirfA
Charles z: Gloves. xenaec y, hobhns
Thomas Ayds. John n. Rodssrs.
John a. M. Henri A walsrS
apll-1 AnArsw wylta
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w GODS & Co..
B A n K E r 8,
l222 + ST.


BAN ERs,
l222 ST.
WE
INVITE
You to call and us IL you are DESTROYS o,
making good investment II you would wish
to place your money where it will draw in
terest; II you would wish to open q special
bank account and keep 1t separate.
WE STRIVE
To be broad and liberal in dealings with
patrons; pride ourselves on being pro-
gressive. and We offer none but the best of in
vestments to those who pleased TO come
to
WE ARE
Making special feature of our
Interest Bearing
Certificates of Deposit. These certificates we
issue for any amount. and the interest is pay
able monthly, quarterly or annually. rs de-
sired
To investors both large and small amounts
secured by deeds of trust real estate
Second deeds of trust paying from d to 10
per cent furnished those desiring them. We
offer nothing but the best securities to our
customers.
WE LOAN
Money at all times on approved collateral.
Our discount days are every day.
have q collection to make or q note TO dis
count call and us.
WE GIVE
The ladies special attention. counseins them
and directing them in making investments;
and sre at all times pleased to make clearer
any financial points they may desire to be
informed on
WE
Draw exchange on New York. Baltimore and
Chicago.
WE HAVE
All the facilities for an extensive and general
banking business,
AND We
Invite you to call and ses
Us,
WOODS CO..
BANKERS.
l222 ST. NV sslm
GEE ME ABOUT YOUR LIFE INSURANCE
yielding from to ~ per cent upon the amounts
paid in. Suppose 1 call and explain themy
CHAs. I. GURLEY.
,es With Equitable Life Assurance &C. society.
NJ W. JOHNSON co..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1893 and 1895 Est
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS,
ON MARGIN IN LOTS TO SUIT.
pirscs private wires. Constant quotations
Telephone. al my23-lm'
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FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
DRESBYTERIAN EXCURSION
L TO BAY RIDGE
OPENING DAY
Saturday, June Ii, 1891,
For the Benefit Of the Building Fund Of
THE UNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ample tram accommodations.
Competent committee TO for the
LITTLE FOLKS"
Short address to the Children by
Rev. JOHN CHES1 Err, u. D.
Tickets for sale by
Chapman Taylor 9lo Penna. ave. NV
Metzerott Co.. ITO ST. NV
Remsberg 4 Elliott. 1910 14th St NV
c. +. keim. cor 18th and Pierce place NV
Or by the committee at the depot.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio station els a. m .
30 and 4zS pm je9-4t
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Ladies' and Chiltireu's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing a speciality at
je54t~ s. HELLER's, TO 7th street.
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DON'T FORGFT-

The Guarantee Fund of sloo 600 is for the exclusive
security Of the Depositors.
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FUssELL's Lee CREAM shipped anywhere out
OF town. li27 New York ave.
THARP'Sls street northwest
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RACES.
WASHINGTON DRIVING CLUB.
SUMNER TROTTING MEETING.
BENNING TRACK.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY. JUNE 9.
Purse $500. 2. 80 class; seven entries.
Purse $500. 20 class (pacing) six entries
Purse $500. 9. % class; ten entries.
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10.
Purse $500. 2. 30 class; eight eptres.
Purse $500 2. % class nine entries
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY. JUNE IL.
Purse $500, 9. "a class ten entries.
Purse $500. 2.25 (pacing); six entries.
Purse $500. 2.31 class; seven entries.
FRIDAY. JUNE L.
Purse $500, q 10 class; four entries.
Purse $500. 2. 10 class tpacing); four entries
The best class Of troters and PAGERS in training
will take part at this meeting.
Horses called at 2::}0 each day.
Admission to grounds and grand stand, e.
Ladies, .J0c.
Trains leave 600. IL so and special 2:3O O'clock
returning after races je6-3t
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BERKELEY is pure.
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SALE OF Observation-Disclosures 4 Sloan will
sell tomorrow, commencing at 10 o'clock. at
1916 street the entire contents of a ten-room
residence, in which there is some excellent fur
niture.
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by DR..
Miles Nervine. Samples free ut
Str MERITS DRUG STORE, l0l4 F st.
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slPrn gallon. 81 per quart soc. pint.

VISIT 1HE EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
53l -635 Mass. ave. n. W. Telephone 1852
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NOT LEY HALL.
NEW EXCLUSION RESORT
On the Potomac nine miles from Washington. sdjoin-
and r,nesf mi fay iSa3 tSSte nm, pw,,n
Steam Carousal, Chariots and Horses. All the poPu.
through ali the Bindings Toilet Rooms and ,sroSnds
Fountains. &c. Coolest and Shadiest Groves Finest
and Most ''Gm PaRA fissf For p1cS1cs
Fifty acres of woodland attached TO the pavilion ad-
aiiording hns view OF river and mountain scenery
at q. hSnn s a TO, S Meals and
pavilion day and evening lunder experienced leader
companys steamer will land you at this beautiful
VIII take place ON SATURDAY, JUNE il. From to
10 trips daily In addition to this companys steamer
tnOw buildinsJ, capacity 1900 passenrers viii Be
press. The company having three saloon stesmers 1T
their command are ready to make engagements with
9R aae With i sss iss % 5e
for "a, l,amly Denies which win be made popular feature
Ptops s,ss sY {, vsn f Ro9Es
Sub 9Th st. s.w. jesr:im
'EHE VIOLET sOC1ALs
'1fi m rs hvTE Sfew
On the palace steamer Samuel j. Pentz Boat leaves
WAT h1rts =. y; t. a. M 40 and 6:45 p. IN.
FIRsT GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION TO MAR.
Of ST. hr on sasas1 ,o5 the bsns.
IL: Steamer leaves 9TH st. wharf 10 a M. J ~ and
$40 p m. Prize Bowling. NV H''0
Tickets (adults), .5c. ieS-3t.
BAY RIDGE.
OPEN JUNE -.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY,
2 and O'Clock p. m.
o. 8. NAVAL ACADEMY BAND.
THE BROTHERS KossUFF. THE BIJoU
QUARTET. sATsUMA. THE GREAT
JAPANESE JUGGLER, MUSICAL
DALE. PROF. BURCKE
AND HIS DOG
CIRCUS, &c.
ROUND TRIP s1.Oo.
Trains leave b. and o. Station, week days-e:l Is M
1 30 4;?s pm. sundays-9:35 am. l:30, 3:l5 pm.
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Attention. is called to the sale at 439 It'll
street northwest at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. See advertisement.
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THOMAS ID. SINGLETON. AS 18th st. NV. will
offer on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week line of odd chairs. consisting of
rockers arm chairs. Turkish and other styles.
Upholstered in plush. leather, tapestry. &c.
These chairs will be offered at half their usual
Yalue.
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RIVER VIEW.
SEASON OF 1891.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALL OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.
THE PALACE STEAMER
SAMUEL J. PENTZ
VIII make two trips every SUNDAY leaving eth ct.
wharf 1045 al and 3:15 pm.
Tickets, 25c
Three trips every WEDNESDAY. leaving 7th Ut.
wharf Gas An. Las and 6:45 pm.
Tickets, 2o cents
Steamer and grounds lighted by Electricity.
The Best Meals furnished on the Potomac river or
anywhere else for only &c. No Questionable parties
allowed on boat or grounds.
For charters. &C.. call or address
E. 8. RANDALL. Proprietor
my8 100 Virginia ave- s.w.
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BARRIERS Supplies. Hollow-ground Razors
Clippers, Shears, Strops, at lowest prices
WALfoRD, AZ Pa. ave. It,
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Our Natural. Curly, Saucy Bangs and Fol-
som at reduced prices for ten days.
je5-4t* s. HELLER, 72O It'll street.
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BERFELEY pure rye whisky.

MEx's BLACK STRAW YACHT tfat brim) HsTs,
Soc and Il. extra value. Boys do, 25e-, oOc-
AID 75c. A. L. LEWIS. 49, 18th st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LAWN PARTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST
"A Andrews Church will lie given by the ladies' on
the ehqrch lott corner l4th and Corcoran sts.. the
iesh2te - - II p ~
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GRADuATEsI GRADUATEs!i GRADU.TEstii
We frame your diplomas handsomely, du-
rably. neatly and reasonably
Our effective framing of Photographic groups
viii please and surprise you.
VI. SILvERBURG x Co.,
The Popular Frame Makers,
3I2 9TH and 3l3 Sth st. NV.
Entrance on both streets.
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Keep Cool, Friend, Keep Cool.-Let our
Lightweight Underwear show you how. From
S5c. up-and grand values. HENRY FRASc h
Son, One Price, cor. 7th and D. 1t
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We Are Selling our long Hair Switches at
reduced prices for a short time
je5-it* S. HELLER. 100 7th street.