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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

The Virginia delegation came in to Mime
apolis on special Pullman, reaching there at
$50 pm. Sunday. Among them were Gen.
Malone and his son Butler, s. Brown Allen, ex-
Congressman John NJ. Langston, colored;
United States Marshal John G.. Watts. ex-Con-
gresham Bowen, Phil StrOther. Hon. Clint
Wood, ex-Congressman Edmund Waddell, s. G.
Griggs W. B. Brown and Others Gen. Malone
is strongly anti-Harrison and says: "By the
eternal. Blaine is the man." At present the
delegation stands fifteen certain for Blaine and
nine for Harrison or non-committal. Gen.
Malone is at the head of the delegation and will
be made chairman.
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CASES OF ASSAULT.
They Appear tn BE on the Increase Since
Warm Weather Commenced.

They Appear tn BE on the Increase Since
Warm Weather Commenced.
The warm weather has increased the number
OF assault cases in the Police Court during the
past few DAYS and yesterday in almost every
case tried before Judge Miller the charge was
the result Of fight Of some sort. This morn
ing the first case called involved domestic
difficulty in the Bell family. George E. Bell, a
clerk in d street clothing store. Was the de-
PENDANT and his wife complainant. She
charged that her husband has failed to
contribute to her support The wife keeps
small store and boarding house In
rear Of No. 913 ID street, and she said that
when she told him he would either have to ;iay
her some money or leave he threatened her life
and she got n warrant for him. Later in the
evening she said he threw three iron weights
at her. one OF them striking her over the eve.
The wound was dressed at the Emergency Hos
pitai.
Il am tired of supporting my husband" said
the wife.
How long have you been married." inquired
the court
Five years." she replied.
Have you any Children
NO. sir"
The husband admitted that he threw the
weights, but he claimed that his wife threw
them first. He said that the trouble COM
meneed Saturday night, when an express dray-
man visited his house and seut out for beer and
whisky for his wife. Later his wife, he said.
went out with the man and she did not return
until about o'clock.
The jury returned verdict of not guilty.
John Young and bis sweetheart next appeared
20 have the judge settle their love affair. John
Is Young colored man who gets under the in
huence of liquor occasionally and Ella Green Ia
his best girl. Sunday night he called at the
Green residence. as has been his custom for sew
eral wears, and Ella says they got on '.cross
questions
About what?''
another man."
''Do you live with him.
No, sir. but he has been coming to see me
for seven Years. He toxicated he
wouldnt have slapped me-
John admitted everything that Ella had said
and he told the jury that he had slapped her
many times before. 1t was all done in fun,
and If the girls mother had not appeared the
case would never have reached court.
The jury was divided as to whether the slap
was a love tap or whether il was the result Of
anger and they failed to reach verdict.
Assaulting Annie Hamilton was the charge
against Benjamin Collins but as he did not ap-
pear his collateral was forfeited.
William and Mary Ash were charged with
fighting on the street. They were arrested by
Precinct Detective Weldon and were released
on collateral Their collaterals were forfeited
because of their failure to appear.
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Omeers Elected.

The stockholders Of the o Street Market
Company met yesterday in the market
building corner of 7th and streets and
elected tie following gentlemen directors of
The corporation for the ensuing wear:
Jessie l.. Wilson, +. ". Doun james Eiker.
Prank L. Davis. W. III. Weyrich \. &. Viii
son. o. A. Thompson. Il. b. Derrick and W.
~ Shust,r. jr.
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Washington Real Estate Company held YES
terday IN alexandria. Va. the old officers we're
unanimously elected. ~ follows: John H. Walter
president; j. Augustus Taylor. vice president
W. NCsby Williams. secretary: John Rdout
treasurer. and Prof e. h. Miner auditor of ae-
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The Pennsylvania Delegation.

The Pennsylvania delegation held its first
meeting at 8 o'clock last evening at its head
quarters in the Nicollet Hotel, Minneapolis
Sixty-three Of the sixty-four delegates were
present and the session occupied about half an
hour. Senator NJ. S. Quay was elected chair
man Of the delegation and William Winthrow
Of Pittsburg secretary. The choice of menu
bers of committees was postponed until 10
o'clock today. The greater part of the even
ings session was devoted to- taking a vote on
the presidential nomination Fifty zone votes were
cast for Blaine, IL for Harrison and for Sher-
man. The choice of absent delegates was not
known to any one present.
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OF the six Angora goats that have formed an
interesting part Of the Zoo collection four are
dead and one is sick. The reason of it is that
they ate the leaves of a poisonous laurel. 1t is
thought that children visiting the park have
plucked punches of the laurel from the neigh
boring hillsides and fed them to the gonts,
Of eating anything given to them 1t is sup
posed the children did this innocently, believ-
ing the pretty leaves and blossoms would be
liked by the goats. Five of the animals were
poisoned in this way. Two of them died yes
terday and two today
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THE COURTS,

Court IN GENERAL TERN Chief Justice Bimg-
ham and Judges Cor, James, Montgomery
and Bradley.
Yesterday-Ambler agt. Archer, death Of W. B.
Moses suggested; continued. Burch agt.
Baltman; submitted on brief, &c. Milan
agt. Young: on hearing. United States agt
Cross; motion for pOstponement Of sentence
fled.
EQUITY CouRr-Judges Hagner and James
Yesterday -Gottschalk Company agt Ganitz;
s. McArile allowed to intervene. Taylor agt
Duncanson; leave to file amended plea granted
Fers agt. Voigt; motion for decree against
surety Oyerruled,
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Condensed LOCALS.

ALLEN JONES. colored, aged forty wears. died
at his home, 325 10 street. last evening with
ont the attendance of physician.
LUTHER E SMITH, sophomore at Amherst
College. Mass. has been awarded the first prize
for special work in Latin He Is a son of Judge
l. X. smith of the secretary's office, Interior
Department.
The Y. VI. c. c. Juniors will play the lie
Droits this evening at the \. VI. c. c. grounds
Capitol Park.
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They Had Concealed weapons.

There we're three cases Of concealed weapons
brought before Judge kimbal yesterday. Henry
wicks. coiored man who was found asleep in
the woods with blackjack in his pocket, plead
guilty TO the charge and fined $50
or ninety days. William Woodward was
charged with carrying 4 pistol and James
Green was charged with having carried both a
pistol and a razor.
They demanded jury trials and their cases
went over.
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Marriage Lfcenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to the following: ". H.
Wheatley of Montgomery county, Nd, and
Carrie K. ID. Fellows of Massachusetts; Vim.
". Dalton and Geneva Ashdown; Henry Theo
Offterdinger and Alice May Templeton of
Barrie, VT; c. Chester Bogart of Acwburg. n.
y, and Elizabeth NJ. Martin; Courtnay H.
Fem Of Erie county, Pa, and Alice H. May;
Harry c. Gensler and Annie r. Verser; Chas
+. Thomas and Louisa Dyer; John Gordon and
Lucinda Carpenter.
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CITY ITEMS.

Beautiful Figured ChsIlies, &c.
Mosquito Net, nearly two yards wide, Sc.
Wash Rags, Sc. Mems Outing Shirts. Sc.
Lonsdale Cambria, t0c. Surah silk, SIC.
Black India Linen. 10c. China Silk, Sc.
Children's jersey Shirts. three for 25c.
II "CARrERs," III Market Space.
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An Excellent Tonic and Healthy BE

An Excellent Tonic and a Healthy Rev.
eraxe.
We have reference to James Tharp's sold 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 healthiest drink as
beverage in this or any other city. 1t has ma
tional reputation because large percentage of
"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 TaARP's STORE. SIS F
street northwest. jeS-tu,f
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During the twenty-four hours ending at noon
today burial permits we're issued from the
health Office for the following: White-Mary
Pollock, n years, paralysis; Mary V. Adams,
IS years, cerebral effusion; Anna NJ. Slater. 4S
years, schirous Of breast; Margaret c. ODER, 20
years, ascites; Fable q. Mercer. 5 years. cpl
lepsy; Theresa q. Craine, months, nepbritis;
John o. DeGroot, 20 months. typhoid malarial
fever; Josephine b. GOodall, 40 years. anasarca
Colored-Wm. Henry Harrison, lO4 years,
senility: VIM. Southron, GO years, ascites; Vim.
II. Chew. As years, peritonitis; John Hunter, so
wears, accidental drowning; James E. King. %
years, phthisis; Jane Dorsey, years. whooping
cough; infant Of lex. and Christian Carroll. s
months. eclampsia; Lille L. Hicks, month,
congestion Of lungs.
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y. VI. L.. A. Excursion,

The Y. NJ. e. A. enjoyed delightful excursion
to Glen Echo by boat hast evening. II was
large party and a merry one. The amphi-
theater WAS the scene of some highly interesting
entertainments. base solo by q. r. Rollings
WAS one of the features of the occasion
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MattO Withdraws His Resign alton,

special cable dispatch to the New York
Herald from Caracas says Minister Of Finance
Aattos resignation has been withdrawn and
the cabinet crisis is over. The financial situa-
ton in consequence shows considerable i'm
provement. DR.. Sebastian Casanas. lately the
commander of the government forces and who
returned to this city few days ago suffering
from wound received in fight with the
rebels, Ii sinking.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RIVER VIEw.-Steamer Pentz at Gas am.
las and 6:45 pm.
MARSHALL HALL-Steamer Manchester and
River Queen, and 10 am. PAS pm.
COLONIAL BEacH--George Leary. Q am.
Mt. VERSON.-Ma Manchester, 10 am
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS oF TIIF
y, District II tuluu.lia Was u<tsu. o. g. IIu. a
lSf' Nurre IL herehy rvsn th. Cul,rts.i,lit
oi Tie District " Columbia under Uf,fn "A n tho
attorney Tor The hisrlf of uuutia tnf-u - leAsa
tue lTule-fy hel n-ng o. the District alrnr tho ,r-
der u the james Greek anal. Ans rr n .riu. 4,
teut thus lroIrriy should mak. autit ltiuu a. said
COMMITS siOners not later than June L. l~lFl j -
DOUGLASS, J. W. Ross. W. T. kosSEIL. COM
Tnis>ionefs ID. G. AG4N
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AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGHs- - Carleton Opera Company in
Queens Lace Handkerchief"
HAREIs BIJoU.-"FiSh:ing Fortune"
The BATTLE OF GETTIsTrRG.-15ths street and
Ohio avenue.
CHILDRES's COUNTRY HoME.-Garden and
pound party. 4 tot.
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BArH Or BEAUTY.

Baby blemishes. pimples. red, rough hands and
falling hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most
effective skin purifying and identifying SOAP q well
~ purest and sweetesof toilet and nursery soaps.
Only cure for pmples because only prsvsative Of In
hanmstion and clo9gins Of the porss. Sold every
where. 3s6
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON n genuine handmade
sour mash whisky Of the finest character. bottled
at the distillery. CHARLES kR,EMER, agent for
the District Columbia
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ror IN. ,b,,-,.-, s,o,x.,,,o,

Take the Chesapealc'.l.d Ohio railway, via Gin
cinna,i and Indiannl oils Through cars. lowest
rate. quick time vesIibIled trains. Pullman
sleepers. model dining cars. Ticket Offices, SIS
and l4Zl Penn. ave.-Adut.
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Go on DANRNHowKR's real estate excursio
June and y. See special notices.-Adrt
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PLANTS AT AUCTION. Walter B. Williams 4
Co., auctioneers, will sell tomorrow morning.
commencing at II o'clock, at their sales room,
10th and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. $50
acIueminot rose bushes, fun bloom, bedding
plants, &c.-Adct.
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Book SALE.-The sale of books will commence
at No. 295 OF catalogue this evening. in which
will be Law and miscellaneous books. 7:30 clock
q street.-Adrt.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE youxa

IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE YOU'VE HoasKs.-
Messrs. Latimer & sloan will sell tomorrow
afternoon AT o clock. in front of their auction
rooms, seventeen head Of fine young horses and
in Loudoun and Fairfax counties, Va. Some Of
them are speedy and finely bred. A fine oppor-
tunity for private buyers and contractor to
secure trst-class stoCk.-Adpk
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The CoCHKAS l4rh and X streets north
west. will make special rates for summer
months
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UNTOLD AaoNY
From Broken varicose Veins.
THE SORES HEALED AND THE BURNING
YIELDED. 81

TO HOODS SARSAPARILLA AND HOODS OLIVE
OINTMENT.
This from lady in Lswisburg Pa. Is confirmed by
well-known druggists:
ITO c. !. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass:
For many years have been a great sufferer from
broken or vsricose veins, suffering UNTOLD AGONY
from burning and intense itching. tried many reme-
dies and doctors without relief At last Dr. Lecer
Lewisbursa Pa. advised me to take Hoods Sarsa-
Parilla, and use at the time Hoods Ointment.
did 80, with
WONDERFUL RESULTS
Before the first bottle gone the ulcers began to
heal the Inflammation ceased and in 4 short time I
considered myself rid Of the trouble. and for months
enjoyed health and life I had not before for many
syesr. Icannot speak too highly of
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Or of the healing and soothing effect Of Hoods Olive
Ointment" Mrs. MARY AsTEN. Lewisburg. Pa.
KNOW IT TO BE TRUE.
1--WE personally scQusinted with Mrs. Asten and
know the above to be true" J. 8. GRIFFIN SON.
Lewisburg. Pa
HOODS PILLS cure Nausea. Sick Headache. Indi-
gestion. Billiousness Sold by all druggists. 9
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Fifty More OF Those Fine Sewing Ma
chimes selling so rapidly at $40 at AuERBAcH's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machihes and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. VIM. FUNK, Mngr.
myl2-eotiIO
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PERFECT filings: Silver, 15c.: platina. 81.
Gold. cement, nc. Artistic and guaranteed.
L. ;. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 9TH and ID NV.
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SroP taking 'dangerous drugs and confne
schs An in.tsnt cnre and hsrmIsss Ssc'NXdrt
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ATTENTION Ia called to the trustees sale of
unimproyed property in Good Hope Park to-
morrow at 5 O'Clock pm. by Duncanson Bros.
Adrf.
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RETHESDA PARK

Circus Of Trained Dogs st and O'Clock pm.
Grounds will be beautifully lighted BY arc and In
candescent electric lights
The beautiful new el0. 90 Steam Carousal. accom-
modatine 1J0 people at time and accompanied
by . costly German Orchestrion Organ. Ii I'm opera
tion and running daily. The large switchback
Take out the children TO the birds and animals
and TO feed the swans.
The new cafe open, under the saanaeement Of the
celebrated caterer and chef Alexandra Fortin-
Among other ATTRACTIONS the beautiful groves,
with rustic seats and tables for picnic parties THE
PRIZE BAZAAR, THE sH0OTING GALLERY, THE
MusIcAL PHoNOGkAPH. THE ELECTRIC BAT
Terry THE COON GAME. QUoITs, THE RAZZLE
DAZZLE, TENNIS gkouNDs AND BASE BALL
GROUNDS FOR THOSE WHO BRING THEIR
PxfTESf swiNas. TME CANE BOARD CANE.
THE BABY GAME and many others
Ample pgetecti. 70 al ground in charge Of deputy
shersd and beet of order viii BE- maintained.
NO LIQuORs ARE SOLD ON THESE 6RoUNDs
Plenty q open CT: vii be rm and sood socomnO-
on pavilion FREE.
.,T.hs Gsor1rsovn and rsnailyto~n cor. 1t SEA ana
sts.. oeoryetown my2s-tx
THE WONDERFUL CAYENNE OF LURAY. VA.
u afe scu open. end visitors can always mud oprl-
Portable recommendations at the LAurancs lou leave
Weshtneton II 70 p. do the ct night And
be eceh aEasA Pm nexs day. Lss - saks e n
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Have you poor Appetizer Kso try a stick
OF Whites Iucatan Gum just before each meal
and you will find il very beneficial jeS-6t
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Go ON DANKNHowER's real estate excursion
June and g.. See special notices.-Adut
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Chr. x,NDKR's direct imp. bordeaux.

ALWAYS FREsH-SHEErz's CANDY Only 35c.
pound for a fer days longer. lee CRAM
SODA. Sc glass. SHEErz. cor. 10Th and f and
Welckers Hotel, 18th ST.
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Double Deodorized Standard yapor Fluid, I
gals. 60c.; delivered free to all: worth 81.
le3-ot YoCNo, TIA X st. NV.
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Razor Shoppers. BARRIERS Clippers. button
hole cutters surgical instruments and all de-
scriptions of the very finest cutlery. WAL
FoRD's, the Rodgers Cutlery Store, Az Pa. ave
Telephone call l76l. Its
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ASAcosrIA, d. C., Nav is, 1885,

u y DENTAL Ass "
Gentlemen: Having had several teeth eH-
tracted with your wonderful anssthetic. Zonine.
j most emTbatically recommend it. The opera
tions were performed without the slightest pain
while WAS wide awake and in fun possession of
my senses
Cordially yours,
WV. C. EGAN.
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Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., 18th and H. For repairing and renting.
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EXCURSIONS. &c
nRcoRArioN DAY.
STAGE EXCURSIONS

nEwIr1-s ITALIA Ho Stages IAAAT 81
4, IN =, n ". 40 ~ = ~; sud :, 7 m. Arlington
trlp - g. 80. 10 PARA AMI i.satiuB bUil,ins, La
jAll-lv
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9Th st. NV.
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Go on DANKSHowER's real ESTATE excursion
Juas and T. See special notices.-Adet.
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s. Heller, 72O 9TH st. n. w., il making a spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Chidren's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. my2O-tr
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Rockville Ladies' Win BE Pleased to
know that the Domestic Sewing Machine Co. has
opened Pattern Agency at Hicks. jel-6t
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FINE FURNITURE
AT CurAp PR1crs
Ar W. III. HorkrA

Toreduee our stock before taking inven-
tory We will sell Fine San Domingo Ma
hogany Suite. style Loss XVI. with tile
back to washstsnd. price $500. now $40.
lFine San Domingo Mahogany suite. with
combination dresser of chevAl glass aud
chifonier. with toilet in wAshstnnA. $50.
now $40.
1 Beautifully CHARTERED Oak SUITE. with
princess dressed. sa4O. now sIs5. This
suite is delicately carved aud IL an elegant
example OF hne oahinet work. the Ted be-
ing special feature II the suite.
Handsome White Ma.ile Suite. with rrin-
cess cheval dresser. sloo. now si3a TIN.
suite is made almost exclusively Of birJi's-eys
maple. aud is beautiful thing for young
lsdy's room.
1 Mahogany Suite. with princess ehevsl
dresser and English washstand. sI65. nov
sls9. Agreat bargain.
1white Maple Bird's-eye Panel Suite with
oval mirror. sa5. now ssa.
Red Birch Suite. large French mirror
and English washst.nd. $50. now s1350
white Birch SUITE. cheyai dresser. large
French plate. soO now sf9.
large White Maple suite. with half-oval
mirror. sl45. now sI2a50. This suite is
beautifully carved. made with swell trout
dresser and washstand. and is almost entire
ly bird's-eye maple. A beas,v.
Large English Oak Suite. four-foo.
dresser. French bevel plate. 3O13e. s75.
nov 600
Also while reading Of these bne suites DOM
forget that we have = sreA, many cheap ones
as low rs sl4so
Beautiful Antique Oak Double Wardrobe.
with two French bevel mirrors. l6r5o each.
cedar lined. els. now ss95o The slas
is worth almost the price.
sidebosrds from sIs to $50
We still continue 10 sell the best Five
frame Body Brussels at sl.o5 yard. Tsp
estry Carpets at 69c and Insrains Of 4ac.
Also the WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE-
FRI6ERAToR. The best In the market.
and give you 25 per cent discount. which
puts them within the reach Of everybody.
W. II. HoEKE.
,ez-lt 9Th sf. and Pennsylvania ave-
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During this Hot Weather
Stay up town and buy Household Hardware,
Notions, &C., from Tnorr, 1607 14th ct. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. N. WEDNESDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland.
continued warm aud fair weather today. yari-
able winds; warmer and fair Wednesday and
probably Thursday
For virginia. generally fair; variable winds;
sightly warmer.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at 9
Am; Great Falls. temperature, IS, condition,
2. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 20. Con-
ditiOn ut north connection. 3; condition at
south connection, ~; distributing reservoir.
temperature SO: condition at Iniuent gate
house. Sc; condition Mt efiuent gate house, -.
High water. Low water.
Sis am. 5:Ss PM -. am. 1902 pm
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Garbage Cans at all prices Screen Doors
81. Lawn Mowers, 43.75.
je7-eoSts L. H. HOPKINS, 9aS F ST. NV.
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CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS 63l-635 Mass. aye. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1862.
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Two Perfect Button Holes Per Minute!
The 1892 Domestic. Samples and trial free.
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EOrty.Eight Cents

Four Bottles of Assorted Wine
For 81 ut H.A. SELIosoN's. JEST
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Julius LkSsByRGH will offer Mt the Rink five
patterns 50-inch French tapestries, which were
81. $l.25. sI.5o and Sl.75. at the cut price of
S5c per ward. Only at the Rink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

FoR ONE DAY ONLY.-Wednesday Julius
Lansburgh will offer ut his F ST. store
S1.50 SMYRNA rugs at s5c.
81 SMYRNA rugs at Il. 81.
80 smyrna rugs ri -3.4j.
Positively for one day only. Corner 18th and
+ SITS. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

FOrty-Eight Cents
Is not much money-but it buys a fine Balbrig-
gan Undershirt or pair Of our Best" Jean
Drawers.
FRANC 4 Son, One Price.
je6-N Cor. 18th and ID SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07

To Straw Hats We are right i'll it, Ours at 81
is the best
FRANC 4 SoS. One Price,
Cor. 18th and ID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Royal Glue mends everything. Druggists. 10c