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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10
SAYS HE SAVED GEN. GRANT.
A Story Written To Maj. Moore-An ALLEGED
Attempt at Assassination.


DR.. Charles H. Bowen of No. COL Massachu-
sets avenue has written long communication
to Major Moore. complaining of the absence Of
policemen in the vicinity of his residence. He
requests that an officer put in an appearance
there daily between and p. m. to prevent ball
playing in the streets and also between and 10
pm. 10 arrest flower thieves Following the
request the doctor illustrates the need of police
protection by writing an account OF an alleged
attempt to assassinate Gen. Grant.
Il don't remember seeing policeman at this
corner after dark for thirty years. he writes.
After telling Of the consequences of this lack Of
protection in the form of broken windows and
stolen flowers the letter goes on TO saw: II ask
your help for the following reasons: When
Gen. Grant was Secretary of War al interim
he resided on / street between New Jersey
avenue and Sd street. He was walking home
from the War Department, and when he ar
rived at the corner of 9th street
avenue attempt was made TO assassinate him.
There was no policeman near, as usual | saw the
would-be assassin. with revolver in his hand
make toward the general got between the as
sassin and the general. placed my left
index finger under the assassin's nose
and he threw his head back. /
then dropped my left hand drew il back and
plunged my fist with full force on his windpipe
rs hard as could drive, knocked the assassin
out and captured his revolver, which / now
have in my possession.
'.IfI had not been there at the time Gen.
Grant would not have been President of the
United States two terms. and the whole history
of the United States would have been
changed Washington would not be
what it is. / would no. have had
any flowers exposed on the street for police
protection. and if Grants life had depended
upon police protection he would have been
gathered TO his fathers long ere he Was Presi-
dent of the United States.
In this act / served in the role in accord
ance with the oath which / took when entered
the United States army, TO Protect the govern
ment from all its enemies / served in the
army during the period of the rebellion and
DOTTED the military uniform and donned the
citizens dress at the time of the attempted as
sassinatiOn."
In conclusion the doctor asks what he is to do
in the future: whether he is to rely upon the
police for protection OF let the boys reign su-
preme.
The letter was referred to Lieut.. Kelly, in
whose precinct the doctor resides.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY for valuable in
vestment in Columbia Heights property will be
offered this evening at 5 o'clock by Lati-
mer & Sloan, auctioneers, when they will sell
at public auction, in front of the premises, lot
II, block sc, fronting fifty-six feet on l4th
street, just north of the Episcopal church. This
property is one Of the most desirable pieces on
the heights and just at this time and prior to
operation of cable cars offers unusual induce
ments as an investment for builders or capi-
talists.-Adrt
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN me sTPhIME COURT or T.Tr DISTRICT
II u Columliu.
Holding sFeclsi term for Orphals' Court Nusip.aS
In ~ estate OF Mar A. fnotnas. lnsSes-ad No futs
Ad. nok,t Il.
Aspiration Tor the prn,str will and t.sta.
mcnt and for Letters te-taiistsry on b. .tEtg ~ AID
deC-ased has this esh day q A,sri 1877 t.rep ,nas
by Charles H. Crasfn and John b Ihafnas The Len.
tors therein patncd.
All rrsous Interested hereby notified % at.ts.r
IN this FRIDAY, the 9Th taN "a Nav ue.f ~
not be KrsaS~d ana admitted L, t,r,,i,t =, A ri II
Shcrss -, s,. ~ =. an Wal" OF sSia deoeascd
py,,,s,lA II - - s;s,s' -. l.. 49,,
M f,r fhr'ee -. "a ~. F,,,i,, ',e
ana a. Wasb,,,,,,, - ts,',-, ,.sr heN.lei-I
la ~ N-'fNt tfF'Au> " >AM
CAAs III cRAaIN n uAa>.,p
''NS- m eiNaStN. ~ hmNtk
Tost. 4 - "A I ~. aYs'i'e.
myalau3t rc..-'... y. ~ ,a.,,
'r'-''i " WIS.
1 Ihl SUPREME Colhl OF Thl DISTRICT
u OF COLUMBIA.
Holding special term for orlhsils' Court hr-ina->
Aprtl ~. iS,t.
IA the matter % the estate 81 Ann CotfrtnCsr u
The District Of Columbia. deceased No. 49, Adnn
Do.
Application FOR letter. of nisfrafiu IN an, st,.e
Of the said des'eassd has l.sn ulr.le IL tlsnu.- "a
Isnolf.llow - ~ - Ni''1 ~
An t.e-~cns ip,.-.s,.a ~, IT.. - . . ..
II ~ tais ,,cnft ~ EhtbAh fht. tWf>lh SfNENfH
~. W stal W., si oNt q tiaN'h IN. O. show
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NEW AIExANpRIA.-Watchf for announcements
-Adct
Sold at Auction.

Sold at Auction.
The property 1887 E street, occupied by
Charles E. Ball 4 Son, was sold yesterday after
noon at public auction by C. c. Duncauson,
auctioneer, to Mr.. Washington NQilor for IS
per square foot. The lot is 20 by l5s feet to an
alley, and is improved by three-story brick
house. The property is located n short dis
lance east of 14th street and is at the intersec-
ton OF i street with Pennsylvania avenue and
overlooks both streets
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The Man On WoxAs VINO Is

comfortable II happy should be. The wrinkles In
ones forehead are not all caused by mental strain
lots Of them get there and there because you suffer
wtth--what! Corns. that's what. and the best thing
for you to do 10 TO commence reform In the way Of
foot wear There's just shoe that will give you In
slant and permanent resf-tts the famous e. 50 shoe
sold By Aessrs. WILSON B CARR Of go st. n W.
They arc making life less burdensome for Thousands
Of people here In Washington today. Son. yielding
leather. duh gass finish. and three styles Of tos
are offered their lady patrons to chooss from. The
shoe for men u built comfortable last and b neat
and drsssy in appssrsnce Get pair aud b COMFORT
ahla. man S
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Alexander R. Boteler, who was member OF
the United States Congress at the breaking out
of the war and afterward q member of the con-
federate congress, died at his residence in Shep-
herdstown, W. Va, on Sunday, aged seventy
seven years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

LAWN mowers, 16-inch blade, S3.40 each.
Lawn mowers, 10-ineh blade, % each.
The best screen doors, complete, II each.
CHAs. L. CABTER d Co.,
Three doors from 9Th ST. COG Pa. ave. NV.
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CONDITION OF THE wATEl

Temperature and condition OF water at 8
am: Great FALL. temperature. Sc: condition,
Sc. Receiving reservoir. temperature, IS. Con-
dition at north connection. SO; condition at
south connection, SO: distributing reservoir,
temperature 81: condition at inhuent gate
house. SO; condition at etfiuent gate house, 30.
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No Intoxicants at the Fair,

worlds fair board Of directors and John P
Wilson, another lawyer Of Chicago, have given
their opinions that under the Hyde Park code
no intoxicating liquors can be sold at the fair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

1875 BELLE OF NELSON. a genuine handmade
sour mash whisky of the finest character bottled
at the distillery. CHARLES KRAKxER, agent for
the District Columbia.
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The Temperance Tent.

Sailmaker J. T. Kenyon of Water street is
employed in making the temperance tent in
which the dry water campaign will be carried
on during this and succeeding summers. The
tent Is being made of Woodbury. ten-ounce can
vas. and when completed will be seventy feet
long. fifty wide and thirty high. Only few
days work remain to be done ON it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

HAVE Your CARPETS CLEANED by the AM
MosIATED STEAM CARPET WORKS, 170S and ITO
E st. NV Telephone SOL
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w. NJ. SHusrra & Sos

ARE OFFERING VERY HANDSOME Az
eORTNENT OF NEW SPRING DRESS
GOODS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STYLES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON, COMPRISING
SILK AND WOODEN MATERIALS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES OUT THIS SEASON, AND
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS,
0IN0HANs AND oR0ANDIEs. AND FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF COTTON
FABRIQUKs OF THE NEWEST STILES,
ALL OF WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
THE LOWEST PRICEs. WE ALSO HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK OF INDIA 0u4Ka,
BLACK SILKS. AND. IN FACT. 4 CON-
PLRTE STOCK OF DJEss GOODS or THE
LATEST IMPORTATION, ALL or WHICH
WE OFFER AT THE LOWEST RATES, AID
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Y. Il snusrER 3 coz.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the EXPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 631-635 Mass. ave. NV, are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1862.
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Three doors fro

VOC can buy guaranteed lawn mower for
90. so and fne-grade three-ply hose at Sc. per
foot J. H. CHEsLEY 4 Co.,
1904 St NV
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Sentenced to the Peniteutiary,

In the Criminal Court yesterday Alexander
Thomas, convicted of obtaining eli by false
pretenses, was sentenced by Justice Cox to
three years in the Albany penitentiary. Bev-
erly Jackson was found guilty Of an assault
with intent to kill and sentenced to two years at
Albany
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

Our styles in Spring and Summer Hats. You
Will like our prices and our way of doing bust
ness. Our 81 Straw Hat is head and shoulders
above them all. FRANC a Son,
1t One Price, cor. It'll and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

HAVE your building, repairs and alterations
made promptly and at reasonable prices by
G. u. CoIIIxs. builder. Hills 18th st. NV
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Pure Rye Whisky, years old, Csc. at. /; best.
Pure Root Wine (med. use). Csc. at. /; best.
Linfadel Claret, vint. 1887, full half gal, SOC.
Imp. Lime Juice. Of. bot, Csc.
Our Process Flour, :1.50, 75c. and 40c. sack.
1t P. r. WILSON, 934 It'll st. NV
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Best Lawn Mowers, 1915; best Screen
Doors, 81; best Frcozers, S1.50. L. II. HOP
KINs, 933 + st. NV. my10-tu, Ii, s3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

Congo Oil cures diphtheria Immediately.
For sale by A. H. JOHNSON, Agent, zoos o st.
NV, and JOHN C. INoERsoLL, Druggist, 110l
G st. NV, Washington, d. C. It,
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READ THE ADVERTISEMENT of assiRuee's sale
ut auction Of brick house 707 5th street north
west, to take place tomorrow ut $50 O'Clock.
See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

A Novelty in cutlery. Combination Scis-
sors, Cigar Cutter, Nail File and Pen Blade,
Soc. [1t+l WALFoRp's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

OUR sI.45 DOUBLE BREAST FANCY VESTS
lead them all: exclusive designs.
FRANC 4 Son,
-.L N
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BABY CARRIAGES TH1Kp.

They not q side issue with us. but one Of our
special features. You'll be surprised At the num-
Der OF handsome patterns We are showing. More
than sevsnty-iv new designs to select from.
Prices range from IL to S:k5. All sold on credit
That Plush or Hair Cloth Parior suite for els
cash or $50 on time u the best value for the money
We have ever seen.
Our High grade Parler Furniture. in Drocstslle
Tapestry and wilton Rug, Is Is yer cent lower in
price than you can ind elsewhere. See IL We are
right. Our Brusssis Carpet at 0oc. yard cash or
&c. on time cannot be approached in quality at
this price elsewhere Splendid Ingram Carpet. BIC
per yard cash. 40c. on time. All Carpets made and
matching figures: We've rot enough Bed Room
Furniture TO stock . good sized store Well men
for e17 cash els on time. II doesn't matter
what YOU want-if IL can be classed under the
head Of Housefurnishinxp. we've sot il, and it'll
pay You to look Up our prices before you buy. Our
terms require no notes We require . small cash
be arranged TO suit you. Small weekly monthly
psylnents. Six per cent discount for settlements
made within thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-10

Selling Gray Switches and Bangs at
reduced prices for ten days only at 8. Hell
LER's, 72O It'll st. NV. myi-6t~
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Henry W. Coffin has purchased of NJ. s. Car
penter for @9.45o lots IL and II, block I6,
Meridian Hill.
II. English has bought for $1,000 Of A. G.
Cook part IA. square 529. 20 by $50 feet on II
betweep Sd and 4th streets northwest.
W. Mayse has purchased for $1,000 OF D.
Brown sub d. square SO. % by l20.3 feet on
between 2d and Sd streets northeast.
b. SchlOsberg has bought Of G. Z. Birkhead
for 1880 sub IL, square 40 20 by 95 feet on
9TH street between q street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest.
Ciementina ii. Carpenter has purchased OF
W. T. Wright for $500 sub co. square s9l
10 by 50 feet on + between It'll and sth streets
northeast.
H. C. Borden has bough, Of Rebeeca Hui.
bird and sold TO Charles Early for IS. 54I. "
subs l3l 10 I3i.lot Ill ID. 4 LIS sub, Mt Pleas
ant (Eslin estate).
Alex Bliss has purchased of L. J. BRYANT for
Sl6.0 900 lots and 8, square 1910 BY 100 fee
on q street between New Hampshire avenu.
and 18th street northwest
L. j. hing has purchased of r. A. Golden 70,
$4,000 lots 81 to %. square 3s9 70 feet inche.
by ia feet 8 inches, at 10th and + streets south
west.
/. Saks and j. B. Wight have bought fol
e5, 40l.62 of Eliza W. Patterson subs IL TO is
square s04, each 20 by 20 feet, at the corner o.
N and 4th streets northeast.
Mary c. Rice has purchased Of g. T. Stale,
for 5000 sub As, square 500, 1856 by l05 feet
on 5th between q and ii streets northeast.
EXCLUSION TO PORTLAND, ORE.-The Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company will sell OK
cursion tickets at one fare for the round-trip Z.
Portland. Ore. and return from al stations OF
its lines MAY TO IA. inclusive. The tickets vii
be valid for return journey for ninety days, ans
the Passenger can have choice Of routes via Chi
easo and ST. Paul, via Chicago, Omaha ans
Denver or via st. Louis. Kansas City and Den
yer or he can go via one Of these routes and re
turn via another. The round-trip fare from
Philadelphia- Chester, Pa, Wilmington, Del
viii be sS65O. Correspondingly low rates from
ether pointA--Adyt
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nRwITrs TALLY no STAGES LEAVE 81
~ 18th st. n. w. At 10 .. m. aud p. m. Arlington,
Soldiers Home and Cabin John Bridge. Fare, round
trip, 90 to 75c Zoo Park and Legation buildins. DC
1a11-ly
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Pleas of Not Guilty.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Cox. today
BARLEY Holmes, alias James Holmes, grand lar
envy, $50 from F. L. Bubb. March g. plead not
guilty. George Bowie and Charles Nelson.
HOUSEKEEPING. store of J. A. TAYLOR. March Is.
plead not guilty. John Bolts. alias Butts. lar
eeny of ISL and gold watch April and larceny
of Si8 March 26. plead not guilty. The recogni-
zanee of Jacob Beachem for housebreaking was
forfeited
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Real Estate Matters.

NEW ALExASDRIA--watchf for announcements.
-AQcl
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UNTOLD AGONY
From Broken varicose Veins.
THE SORES HEALED AND THE BURNING
YIELDED.

TO HOODS SARSAPARILLA AND HOODS OLIVE
OINTMENT.
This from lady in Lewisburg. Pa. is confirmed by
well-known druggists:
ITO c. l. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass:
For many years have been great sufferer from
broken or varicose veins. suffering UNTOLD AGONY
from burning and intense itching tried many rene-
dies and doctors without relief At last Dr. eicer
Lcwisburg. Pa. advised me to take Hoods Sarss-
parilla, and use at the same time Hoods Ointment.
did so, with
WONDERFUL RESULTS.
Before the hrst bottle gone the ulcers began to
heal. the Inflammation ceased and in q short time
considered myself rid of the trouble and for months
enjoyed health and life had not before for many
a year. cannot speak too highly Of
HOODS sARSAPARrLLA,
Or Of the healing and soothing effect Of Hoods Olive
Ointment" Mrs. MARY AsTEN. Lewisburg, Pa.
KNOW IT TO BE TRUE.
eve personally acquainted with Mrs Asten and
know the above to be true" J. s. GRIFFIN L son,
Lewisburg. Pa.
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Have Your Dress Waist glove-ftting by
using the Ever Ready" Dress Stay on every
seam. See name on back. my7, 10,12
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READ ADVERTISEMENT under auction sales Of
lots for sale at 81. Asaph.-Adct.
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LECTURES.
IN A NEW FIELD.

INA NEW FIELD.
TIE BURDENS ExcHANaf COMPLIMENTARY
LECTURE COURSE
The nrst OF the course Of illustrated lectures vfl h
dsisered by Hon. Thomas Wilson on
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, MAY II Isp2
ats m. sharp.
Friends OF the fxchsnge arp invited 10 attend
Tickets may be secured By applying 10 Inc and,r.
signed committee. " WV 1s~ei
PRED. ". FILLING,
Il. II, WARNER
THOS. NoRWaQp
o JACOB WHENEVER
myerN THOS. j. KING
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just Your Size!

Don't care what your size is, be you large OF
small long or short, we can fit you in our 4Sc.
Jean Drawers. 1.-THE best made
FRANC 4 SoS,
1t One Price cor, 7th and D.
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LOCAL MENTION.


FORECAST TILL 3 Pm. WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland,
generally fair followed by possible light showers
Wednesday, slightly warmer; easterly winds.
For Virginia, showers west. fair, followed by
showers east; southeasterly winds.
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"For Your Waltz. 10c. WoEcH's
Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky as


t'For Your Waltz. 1Oc. woEcH's, 925 It'll st.
Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley Whisky as
an 1nvfgOrating Tonic and Medicine.
At this season of :he year our systems are
more or less weak, nervous. debilitated and af-
fected with malaria, consequently we need
some good tonic that possesses excellent me-
dicinal qualities in order TO properly tone up to
meet the spring of the year emergencies, and
right here permit US to state to the public that
there is no purer or better tonic extant than
Mr. James Tharp's Old Rye Berkeley-it acts
on the liver and renovates the inner man 30
that he can enjoy the blessings of life. and dys-
pepsia necessarily takes the wings of the morn
ing and leaves the individual feeling good to
himself and the rest of mankind. Our most
prominent physicians invariably recommend
this excellent medicine to their patients with
good results. This noted tonic can only be
purchased at THAEp's, slS F st. NV, who is
the sole proprietor. my3-tu,f,tr
8. Heller, 100 It'll st. NV, is making spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Childrens Hair Cutting
and shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my4-6t@
The "Ever Ready' Dress Stays make
the waist one inch smaller-do not rust or cut
through. See name on back. N.Y., 1912
None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel of lghtness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th st. NV.
Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10c.
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Butter, Butter, Butter
Fishing Tackle. wALroRD's AT Pa.ave.n.w."

Fancy Elgin Creamery Batter, Csc. per pound.
1t N. A. Poole, 944 Louisiana ave. NV.
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT co.
FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON By
STEAMER GEORGE LEAilY."
Grand Opening and Plank Shad 1t COLONIAL BEACH
On SUNDAY, MAY I. 1892.
The Steamer George Leary" having been rebuilt
and rehtted throughout will make sunday excursions
curing the month OF May 10 Colonial Beach. leaving
the coIppanys wharf foot 0. 9TH St, sunday morn
inSs. Gay l. g. Is - and -. at O'Clock. arriving at
Colonial Beach at 30 leaving Colonial Beach
At p. M, arriving in Washington at q D. m
Dinner will be served at the hotel at Colonial Beach
at city prices.
Pare FOR the POUND trip on steamer 15 csnts
JNo. CALLAHAN,
WIN. T. CLARK, Gen1 Srpt.
President. sp21-u
THE WONDERFUL. CAvERNs OF LURAY, VA,
Il are still open and visitors always ind COM
fortaoie accommodations at the Laurence. You leave
Washington at 30 ~. do the cayerns al night and
be back again 10 y. next day Let take II in.
GTRANER BARTHOLDI.
- For charter by day or hour.
The boat FOR small parties, down the Potomac
Pleasure boats OF all kinds for hire or for sale.
CUMBERLAND BOAT HOUSE,
fe16-3m Foot OF r u W.
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Chr. xASDER's MELIsroS Cwiid cherry.
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IroR CABIN JOHN BRIDGE-srEANER FLOR
4 snee win make two trips Sundays. Tuesdays
lnursiays and Saturdays at 10 \ m aud = 10 y m
Boat leaves ed st. and canal Fare Is cents each
way Boat for charter Mondays. Wednesday, and Pm
days Irlcs from S12 to s.l5 Address J. A. MAR
CONNER, 1913 ed st u "a, enginesr AZ Judd 4
Detweilcr's. Printers. llth 1t. niylO ID IA
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IRIS TIE LARGEST
Its the Best Equipped

= AAA ASAAso&oA-
LIS the Best Equipped
Its Credit System Is the Most Pszfect-
GRoaAN,s
CREDIT HOUSE,
$40. a2l and S23 9TH st. NV.
II the model establishment Of its kind In the coun-
try. 1t is the only Credit House In the District
that publishes q price list. and the closer its
CREDIT PRICES compared with CASH
PRICES the more friends it wins. Here are few
articles that especially interesting at this sea-
son Of the year:
RErn1eEnAroRs FrRsr.
We carry every size that's made, and the prices
run from S6 to 40. They built by Annizer a
Son, and tpok hrst prize in the Paris Exposition.
1851. Pretty good guarantee. don't you think!
MATING. LrsoIEux & OncnorH.
We never offered go many patterns to select
from before. None but good, reliable qualities.
Made and laid free Of extra cost
BABY CARRIAGES THrxn.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
WASHINGTON FRESH AIR FUND
WIN be held THURSDAY. May IL. from until
HoLNEADR.
Mr. John r. MoLesn's place. 10Th and 2lst Sta and
the Boundary.
All are cordially invited.
PATRoNESsES:
Ms. Harrison. Mrs John Hay.
Mrs. Morton, Mrs wiuertiing
Mrs. Mckec. MIS- wsnamaker,
MS Bancroft Davis. Mrs. Hit
Mrs. I. b. M. Mason, Mrs Huyier
Mrs. John p. Jackson, Mrs Letter
Ms. Julian James, Mrs McPherson.
Mrs. Barney, Mrs. MCGUIRE
II the weather is unfavorabls tire entertainment viii
be postponed until FRIDAY. the 18th, at the same
hour and place. my10-2t