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RIVER yIEw.-Steamer Pentz, 9:45 am. and
las and Gas pm.
MARSHALL HALI--Steamers Manchester and
River Queen, 3 and 10 am. and 2:30 pm
BAY RIDGE.-Trains leave b. and o. station
915 am. 1:30 and AIS pm
CoLoSrAL BEACH AND PISEY PoIST.-George
Leary, am
BETHESDA PARK.-Take Tenleytown cars.
Bay RrDGE.-Friendship Lodge, No. ., LON
excursion. b. and o. station Usual trains.
INDIAN HEaD.-Music committee of Z Street
Baptist Church excursion. Steamer River
Queen TO Indian Head $50 pm.
MARSHALL HALL.-Naval Lodge, No. 4, F. A.
A. NJ. excursion.
SCHUErZEN PARK.-Picnic of the German
Reformed Trinity Sunday School
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In the Criminal Court this morning Judge
Bradley accepted bail in the case Of Fred'k
Creiglinger, charged with assault with intent to
kill young girl On July last, in $500. Mr..
Elterich appeared for the accused and stated
that defendant was engaged in firing salute
on July 4, using beer vent, which burst and a
piece struck the girl, seriously injuring her,
and was charged with intent to kill in the Po-
lice Court and bail fixed at $4,000. The girl
was now out of danger and the government was
satisfied with $500 bail. Mr.. Clagett said that
while the case was one in which, had the girl
died, wouldhave been granddaughter, the exami-
nation made, with the fact that the child ia re-
covering, made the amount suggested satisfac-
tory. Bail was then given-Brison Norris and
John D. O'Meara going on the bond.
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Archbishop Ireland's Visit.

Archbishop Ireland left Baltimore yesterday
for Washington, where he viii make short
stay, and from here he will sc direct to his own
archdiocese of St. Paul
Cardinal Gibbons will start today in the
private car Of President Mayer Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad for Halifax. n. s. The
cardinal will 60 direct from Baltimore to
Boston, where he viii remain day the guest of
Archbishop Williams. Thence he will proceed
by steamer to Halifax. In that city hfs emf
nence viii be the guest of Archbishop O'Brien.
II is the present intention Of Cardinal Gibbons
to 90 farther even than Halifax.
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FROM NEW YORK TO WASHINGTON.
Smiths Bicycle Tourists on Their Way Il
This CITY.

Smiths Bicycle Tourists on Their Way to
This City.
Smiths bicycle tourists reached Philadelphia
last evening on their New York to Washington
tour. They left the Grand Union Hotel in New
York at 10 am. Saturday last, reaching Plain
field the first evening. On Sunday they rode
from Plainfeld to Trenton, sixty-five miles
Yesterdays run was from Trenton to Philadel-
phia.
The party is made up Of wheelmen from all
parts of the country, and this is the fourth
annual tour under the personal management
OF Clarence H. Smith Of Detroit, better
known as Luggage Carrier" Smith, from his
many inventions for carrying bundles on BIZ
cycles.
Capt. Roster Of the Milwaukee wheelmen is
the most western rider. New England is repre-
sented by B. F. Swan Of Boston. The Buffalo
Press Cycling Club is represented by Charles E.
Gates, better known by his pen name of
"Setagec." Others are Pancost brothers of
Olean, NY, ]. Elmer Pratt Of Chicago, Robert
Byers and J. W. Ramsay Of New York, A. F.
Ulrich, Wheeling, VIVA; c. H. Vintage, Prev
idence, RI, and Fred W. Edwards of Carleton,
Mich. The other members Of the party are
mostly from the east. Tomorrow the cyclers
will again move on toward Washington, which
will be reached next Sunday. All the boys but
two ride pneumatic tired safeties.
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Sailed for Europe,

Last Saturday, July 8, quite a number OF
Washingtonians sailed for Europe from Balti-
more on the steamer Edam Of the Royal Neither
lands line. Among them were Prof. A. P.
Montague of Columbian University and wife
and children. Prof. Montague has been over
worked and the trustees have granted him a
leave Of six months to recruit Prof. d. W.
Prentiss, NJ. D., Of the National Medical Col
lege. accompanied by his son; DIR. Daisy NJ.
Orleman. who has won . very enviable reputation
for her high scholarship in the medical and
other departments Of the Columbian University
(she is travelling for observation and improve
ment preparatory TO future work., Capt. L. H.
Orleman. U. 8. A., lately detailed for military
duty in Missouri, and Dr. Sherwood and wife.
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COL. BLUNT,s SUDDEN DEATH.
His Remains win Be Brought Here and
Buried 1t Arlington.


Buried ut Arlington.
Col Charles E. Blunt, U. 8. A. (retired), Of
ITO Massachusetts, avenue, this city, died sud-
denly Of apoplexy I'm the vestibule of Trinity
Church, Boston, Mass, at 1890 o'clock last
Sunday morning. COL Blunt left Washington
for Boston about a month ago, accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
The remains will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing at 1850 O'Clock and will be inferred at Ar
iington, where the service will be conducted by
DIR. Bgelow Of St. Johns Church. At the re-
quest Of the family the funeral will not be q
military one.
Col. Blunt was placed on the retired list Of
the army January TO- 1887, having served forty
years. His service was continuous in the CORPS
OF engineers through all the grades to colonel
In 1861 he was assistant engineer Of the defenses
at Washington for eight months.
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The Frog swallower VIII Leave,

Judge Harper declined to turn his court into
a free museum this morning when William Nc
kenna was called to answer charge of va
grancy.
II was in show" he said, land when the
company went broke at Pittsburg 1 was two
weeks behind time in my salary"
He explained that he had performed at muse
ums, swallowing frogs and nails When the
company went TO pieces he started for his home
in New York. When he reached here his money
gave out and he expected to get o job here
Instead Of getting q situation he was seen
about drinking places under the influence of
liquor, giving exhibitions Of swallowing frogs,
nails and pieces Of glass.
Can you swallow them now?' inquired the
court.
''Yes. sir" he replied. 81 haven't any frogs,
but if can get a glass Of water will show you
how il Is done"
"Never mind" said the Judge, 1--WE don't
want such an exhibition here. How do you get
up the nails and glass?'
''Oh, 1 don't swallow them; it's only trick "
The man promised to leave the city and the
court accepted his personal bonds
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

LIE WASHINGTON MANDOLIN.
BANJO AND GUITAR CLUB DON'T
GO TO MARSHALL HALL BUT ONCE
THIS SEASON
THAT'S TONIGHT.
ARE YOU GOING.
WE'LL HAVE TWO BOATs-Two
BANDS OF MUSIC - FIREWORKS
AND THE GROUNDS WILL BE BRIL-
LfAETLY ILLUMINATED. WE
SHALL PLAY An OPEN-ATR CON-
CERT IN FRONT OF THE OLD
MANSION. HUB SMITH WILL BE
WITH US - SO WILL FORREST
CARR
STR MACALESTER WILL LEAVE
AT 6:45 P. NJ. SHARP. STR. RIVER
QUEEN AT 7:2o. ARRIVING IN
AMPLE TIME FOR THE CONCERT.
DANCING ON THE NEW PAVILION.
PROF. SCHRoEDER's FULL Or
CHESTRA. TICKETS. SO CENTS. AT
ELLIS. DRooP's AND AT THE
BOAT.
MACALEsTER WILL STOP AT
ALEXANDRIA. 1t
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New Club Ofhcers.

The Columbia Idesls at their last meeting
elected the following offcersfor the ensuing term
President, Samuel Ellis; vice president, G. J.
Ially; secretary, Z. S. Donaldson. and treas
urer. A. ". Mills. The reports of the secretary
and treasurer showed the club to be in a very
sp-osPero1s condition, and it is the intention of
: the club to ft their club rooms. No. 496 Mary
land avenue southwest, out entirely new this
; fsE- The members are preparing to take their
usual summer outing, which will probably last
several weeks
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Reehabst~ semi-Centennial.

The local RechabAtes are making preparations
for big time at what they call their fiftieth
jubilee at their high tent session here August
2. The Grand Tent Of the District meets Fri
day night to perfect their part in the proceed
ings. The Grand Tent Of Ohio meets in East
Liverpool this evening and are expected to
make arrangements to secure . special train for
their contingent. New York tents viii send
large delegations, according to reports from that
section. Virginia, Maryland and the tents close
by viii show up en- masse.
High Chief Ruler Sharples Of Manchester and
the high deputy ruler from nottingham have
notified the local committee that they Will be
present - Representatives Of the order in
England
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Nonro1x AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co.

Resorts In Blue Ridge and Allegheny noun
tains, Lnray. Grottoes, Elkton, Basic. Natural
Bridge, Roanoke, Allegheny, Crocketts Warm
sulphur, Montgomery, White sulphur, Yellow
Sulphur and Mountain Lake. Excursion tickets
nov on sale Trains leave Washington via Bal
timore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western rail-
roads daily s:45 Am, $50 pm. and IL rs .. m.
Through Pullman psrlor and sleeping cars For
Ill information apply to E. J. Lockwood, 1883
Pennsylvania avenue, and all Baltimore aud
Ohio offces-Adrt.
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Yesterday Alice Lewis, a colored girl, was
Quilted in the Criminal Court on the charge of
HOUSEKEEPING on the ground that the indict-
ment described the house in the name Of the
wife and not the husband She was at once re-
indicted and Yesterday afternoon when called
on plead former acquittal
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CITY ITEMS
m Won yyant IN Save Morav.

Do You Want to Save Money?
In buying Furniture you can save from to
II per cent by dealing with me-and ON credit.
Last year broke the '.ice" and brought about
q "sea Of tumbling prices." This year 1 am
maintaining my reputation as a "bargain giver''
by holding prices down to the lowest notch. I
can furnish anything manufactured in the Fur
niture hne-nnd If should not have it in stock
Will send hurried" order TO the manufact-
urer. There Is no need of dealing elsewhere,
because can serve you better than any one else.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodator,
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest
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Weekly and Mountain Escursious Via Ches
Awake and Ohm KailyGaY

apeake and OHIO Railway
10 the Greenhrisr White sulphur Springs the
great Warm Springs Valley Of Virginia q, 900
feet above the ses), with its wonderful hot and
warm pools, or the new and beautiful hotel,
Allegheny. at Goshen, Va, only five hours ride
from Washington, the nearest f1st-class noun
tain resorts TO the capital Two limited trains
daily, with dining cars and superb equipment.
Goshen, &c; Hot Springs. e.; White sulphur.
"a. Hound-trtp tickets on sale Friday and
saturday during season, valid to return until
following Tuesday morning. For further in
formation inquire ct Chesapeake and Ohio
ofaces, No. SIS and No. 1921 Pennsylvania ave-
aue, or Baltimore and Potomac station, or ad-
dress Geo. NJ. Bond, passenger agent, 1921
Pennsyfania aye.-Adet
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Prof. Asaph Hall of the naval observatory sue
ceeded in getting brief observation Of the &C.
cultstion Of Mars last night, although owing to
the clouds an entirely clear view was not OBJ
tanned until about the time of the fourth con-
act of the planet with the moon.
The great polar glacier and deposit Of snow
on the south pole Of the planet was plainly
visible to the observers in the shape Of round
white spot.
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Found I'm the River.

The body Of white man was discovered
Sunday in the river at Woodbridge. Va, oppo-
site Indian Head 1t had evidently been in
the water some time, as it was very much
swollen From the clothing it was believed
TIE man must have been q cook on some boat
There was a hole in his thigh that might have
feen made By bullet and which aroused the
suspicion Of foul play. The coroner was no.
titled
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A SLIGHT Fire.

About 124o O'Clock last night Special Oficer
James found fire in the store Of Elphonzo
Youngs, AS 9Th street, and turned in an alarm.
The flames were extinguiahed With loss Of
sl0o to stock and cas- TO the building, owned
by DR.. Goddard II 10 thought to have ori&i-
mated from rats nibbling matches.
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THOUSANDS Or DoLIARs

spent trying to nnd cure for SALT RHEUM which
had Is years. Phyac1ans said they % ~
we're . case Ny legs back and arms were covered by
the hurnor. was unable to lie down In bed. COULD
NOT WALK WITHOUT CLUTCHES and had to have
my arms. back and legs bandAgsd twice day. BE-
gan TO take Hoods sarsaparia and soon could see
change. The nesh became more healthy the SORES
SOON HEALED, the scales fell o. was soon able
to give up bandages and crutches. and happy man
was had been taking
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
for seven months, and since that time two yesrs I
have worn NO bandaGes whatsver and my len ana
arms arc sound and we'll" 9. g. DERRY, IS Brad
ford It., Providencs, r. I.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation. bilious
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SIXTY MUS yoa 10 CExzs.-On steamer Co
lumbis from Bay Ridge. q 10 Bay Ridge and
return BY trains leaving b and o. station Il
OILS O. m, l:So p. NJ, z7e p. m; Sundays q
s:ss = m, $50 p. N, s:lS p. m.-Advk
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

TEE BATTLE OF GETrYsBuRa.-15ths street and
Chic avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. n. wEDNEspAY
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia, generally fair, southwesterly winds.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER.
Temperature and condition OF water Mt 9
am: Great Falls. temperature, IS; condition,
IL Receiving reservoir, temperature, SO. Con-
dision at nO-th connection, II; condition at
south connection. SO; distributing reservoir.
temperature. 20; condition at inauent gate
house, s. efiuent gate house, 9.
High water. Low water
30 am 9:iS pm 1913 an S:55 pm
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Childrens short pants suits at half their
value. 4 IS suit for 81. 50 and 50 on through
the entire stock of ehildrens suits. Ages from
four to fifteen years. l. b. Barnum 4 Co.,
931 Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrt
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FUssELL's Ice Cream shipped by express any
where out of town. 1927 New York ave.
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DArLY CoSoEars AT Bar RrpGE-Great
Routhern Band, Prof. ". Paris Chambers,
eornet soloist, superior to Levy. b. and o.
trains At e:l5 O. m, $50 and AS p. M; Sun
-s.ys at 9;s5 g. N, $50, 3:15 p. m. u round
t3p.-Adrs
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEwITTs TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 5lI
~ 18th st. n. W. ct 10 M and 2 pm Arlington
Soldiers, Home and Cabin John Brtdxe Fare. round
is1l-ly
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Linen Towels, &c. Linen Napkins, Sc.
1t "CARTKRs," Ill Market space.
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ARTISTIC AND GCARASTEED.-SilverF Filings.
IS cents: Platina. 81. Very best Teeth. 50.
L. S. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 9TH and ID.
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$40 am 9:4s pm. 1913 am S:55 pm
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TEE COCHRAN. 18th and X streets north
west. will make special rates for summer
months.
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The Fastest Time on Record.
For this week only bottles California Wine
for 81. 1000 and 1902 Pa. ave. NV. All goods
at summer rates. jy12-3t
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CaRPErs CLEANED BY the EMPIRE CARPET
WoRxs 63i-6a5 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
rroot free of charge. Telephone 1851
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12

use use USE use use use use use
use use use use use use use use
use use use use use use use use
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Screen Doors and Window Screens of Ill
sizes. L. II. HOPKINS, 933 + st. NV. jyl2-eo3'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-12
Without Reserve.

Figured Swiss Muslin, 20c.
1t "CARrERs," I'll Market space.
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FoR BLANK Books. Stationery and Office Sup
plies to go EAsroN 4 RUPP. All 18th st.
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Shady groves, level play grounds, ideal spots
for picnics, riding horses, merry so-rounds,
gravity road, dancing. daily concerts, boating,
bathing. hshing, Grabbing. OIL round trip. B.
and o. trains at 9:l5 .. m, 80 p. m, 42s p.
M; Sundays at s:S5 9. m, 1:S0 p. m, Sis p.
n--AdcG
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FISH AND CRAB SUPPERs AT BAY RIDoE.-
Reasonable rates, European plan, concerts dur
ing dining hours. B. and o. trains at 9:l5 g. m =,
1:3O and AIS p m; Sundays ut 9:35 u. m, 100
p. N, 3:15 p. m. 81 round trip.-Adut
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headache. Druggists, 2sc.-Adu

TEE Sunday school picnic Of 9Th and " streets
church Is postponed until Wednesday, July Is,
or next clear day.-Adrt.
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SHEETzs CANDY packed and shipped TO any
where without extra charge 35c %. is the price.
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Lawn Tennis Goods, finest quality. WAL
roRDs. lts
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A Clean Cut.
No reserve; no holding back. SOC. will buy
any Straw Hat in our house.
jy12-St FRANC 4 Son, cor. 7th and d sts
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Engraving and repairing. wALFoRD's
ATT Pa. ave. lt%
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THE PICK OF THE LOr"
for Soc. Amy of our High-grade Straw Hats
for SIC. FRANC & Son. cor. It'll and ID SITS
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S9c. buys any Of our High-grade Straw Hats.
89c.-89c.
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All Ball Players say there is nothing like
Whites Yucatan Gum to relieve the parched
condition of the throat produced by overhead
ing. iy11-6t
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MAxIcuRINa-THl
pAnn SALON, uth aud y sts. NV, Mertz build
6G.-Adp6
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Buy Wilson Carr's Bathing Slippers; price,
IS cents. 800 F st. NV iy11.Im
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Black Plaid India Linen, 10c.
1t "CARTERs." Ill Market space.
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GER. XASDER's many Imported Bordeaux.
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White Mosquito Net, &c.
1t "CARrERs." Ill Market space.
Pure Rye Whisky, years old, ESQ. qt..
Pure Port Wine, med. use, full qts. SOC.
Imperial Lime Juice, &c. qt. bot.
Golden Catawba, 75c. GAL, 2bc. bottle.
Zinfandel Claret, Is gal. bot. &c., Csc. bot
Proc. Flour. warranted, Sl.5O, 75c., 4Oc SIX
1t P. R. WILSON, 934 7th St NV.
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Best 81 Fluid, s gal. Coo. YOUNG & Co., ia Z
st. iy9-6t
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EXCURSIONS &c
YNLEN ECHO.

The trip over the Glen Echo railway 4. one Of re-
u ~ sa ,ss beauty
A%;5 ssads1fe .csn:r se' the ssia 81
charms ihas sUl soISs and the nnauersee Ohs'
rh Ss.n ksao r.vsy cars yeek days leave Glen
ms .f,er which time cars leave Glen Echo and Ten
r.iytown every half hour On sunday cars run every
Twelve minutes Us
SUMNER scHEDULh
THE TOMB or whsHISaroS
GREEN LAWNS 81 ea a shs HAZE
MOUNT vERNoN.-Th. ....n.r x.c.,s.,.r a
turning s ST 20 So'iy EXCEPT SUNDAY 3. 10 ere
Sdins y.dm.or 70 The m.nsion and sro9pls q
sida bcosa ON ~, s on the steamer Mount Vernon
n, MARSHALL HiIi--sse.msr. M.o,,e.,.r and
Sbssffth 4 nSdlfIR stsS s. ..s g., M
x IMR,hN H.| HEAP ZAP EVENING TRIPS ,.saps
ips and 81 Marshall Hall schrosiers orS Sn a.
ss's q .a e sf and s
nS or .fernocn trips Of our steamers and return on
.sslss. s,sE ss.Ss g.ss for
'h snn Han both ways; ..e daily sieeps sunday
u as0S sS Sfs sE$sissSSsIA - HALL
I.ss SE$ SSsE iss s IS asss'
Ana and aSro Masgss 70 SSnd nS tour. rseass
saiS 81 q SN esia FSr .S G s.f
wln '''' WE v ie' SSs Ys W, !, AYR
RARGEs TowED BY sTEAM-cAPAcITY 4no
~ persons be chartered for excursions 10 Glen
krplx sSn Ioh n r S5ssS Falls also sto.nor Dixie
Ns-G,' Room s. 1905 stn.w.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSFORM
AVA ton Company
TO BOSTON By SEA
MAGNIFICENT IRON STEAMSHIPS
fssFFkE Capt s. M.,ch
D99RGHESTER... Capt T. NJ Hoses
sailing from Baltimore every aesasy and nsssS
r. a. p m. and SUNDAY At loan:
fkN incfudfng meals and upper deck state
- VI ---.-....---.&l4 90
Fare intending meals and main saloon state " w
p, ~ IL 20
Fare children between and IL years %
Asoano II %
Zach State Room contains Two Berths.p
For further Information address A. l.. HUGGINs,
Agent. foot Long Dock. Baltimore. Nd
Telerhone 247 ,es-an
A NEW ROUTE TO THE ATLANTIC OCEAN.
SATURDAY EXCURSIONS
ne Bsltimere and Ohio Railway have established
WASHINGTON onicias and others. leaving wsstnrtSn
s Sn saturday sfternSon At As Va Bay Ridge reach
ChesaIaake bay Returning leave Ocean City at 10
on Sunday afternoon and reaching washington al
Parties desiring to resch City during the we.t
n c.n TAKE tns 20 m train and o Raiws
wh.st baltimore. at 345 >. daily except SUNDAY .
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8. Heller, 72O 7th st. NV, is making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruff my2O-t tt
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HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation. billion
nsas. jsundice and sck headache. Try thsm. q
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CastellOn Wine cures stomach troubles.
jy7-1m A. HErrMrLLRR 4 Co.
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Bathing and Outing Suits wALFoRD's. IT,
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An Excellent Tonic and a Healthy Bey

An Excellent Tonic and Healthy Bev.
erage.
We have reference to James ThRrp's "Old Rye
Berkeley Whisky" which is one Of the most pop
ular brands Of liquor on the market. Its true
merits have been tested by many Washington
ians, who declare it to be without question the
best tonic and by far the heaIthiest drink as q
beverage in this or any other city. 1t has ma
tional reputation because large percentage Of
Congressman drink no other stimulant except
"Tharp's Berkeley" Many Of our prominent
physicians prescribe it in their daily practice,
with excellent results. This pure old brand can
only be purchased at THARP's STORE. s18 F
street northwest. JESUIT
Castellon Wine Is OF special benefit in
cases Of dysentery and diarrhea.
e1 per quart bottle, bottles for IS.
1y7-lm A. HEITMULLKR d Co.
Telephone 1850. Domestic Sewing Ma
chine, cor. It'll and H, for repairing and renting.
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