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A few of the Fencibles were also in need Of
medical attention to a slight degree. Noting
ham received gssh across the nose which hurt
him no further than his looks. Phillips bumped
his funny" bone. Berryman broke his glasses,
while a number of others wear bruises as marks
Of distinction. Like Tom Sawyer, the fellow
with the greatest bump Is the hero Of the hour.
Guys mark has been removed-it was princi-
pally mud-bus his was the closest cal. He
had started for the baggage car to get some
thing out Of his knapsack and was crossing the
platform. just about to enter the baggage car.
when the collisionoccurred. He thus expressed
II - We brushed him of: 1.-The ends Of the cars
went straight up and in the air few like q
bird. landed on my head in somebody's back
yard night In the center Of q patch Of excited
old ladies'. who were wringing their hands and
crying oh, Lord! Oh, Lordr Then chunks Of
iron and things began falling around me, and
got up and busted out Of the back gate"
wrecking train soon arrived from Pittaburg
and the work Of removing the debris IVES be-
gun, but not before our vieilant phptogrsphers
had "kodaked" it thoroughly.
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~ ne uSe use ne No. ne ne use ss use uss ~ NJ
use use ne ueo NE uDe use uns
Ne US uss ues uos use ~ ~ ~ Ne U.s. uDo ~
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Incidents a shs Fendbles' Trip - ~ Q
Chicago.

Incidents II The Fendbles' Trip - ~ -
Chicago.
Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June II, 1892.
'Pittsburg, twenty minutes for breakfastl''
yelled into the ear Of esch numbering Fencible
by . lusty-lunged drop-your-qusrters-in-my
band servftor, to whom We have al long since
succumbed, followed by . sorambling into
trouser legs and an open-for-an foot race up
the long platform to the dining hall-this was
our introduction to the smoky city. Slowly,
but surely, one by one, the boys left the tables
some were 10th to leave even then-and heavy
laden each returned to the sleeper to make him
self comfortable and some one else uncomfort-
able for the days trip. What an amount Of Wit
and rolicksome fun is imprisoned In mans
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CEMENT FoR
the District Of Columbia. -Ottoe of the Commits
sioners ID. C.. Washington. n. c. Juna ~ Islo :
Senled proposals. viii T. rrccived Il M. ofcs until
LMkLkE O'CLOCK NJ. THrkSDAl. JUNE
IMESTN-rHfRD, 1892. for fnrnishins Natural
drsnlic Cement for the public works Of the Di-trs
q Columbia during the heal yeai ending June N,
lSSl Bank forms 81 proposals and ahcsttous csn
% otained at this once application rsfur
tosether with all ne-essAry information and only hiAs
nIon tlese forms will he considered Ths right u
rr-rN 81 70 relect and al bids rsrfs q bds
Commissioners u. O. elx-at
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GEORGETOWN.
"RED BILL" SHOT.

FRED BILL" SHOT.
John Jackson, alias "Red Bill, )" the notorious
desperate, who almost from infancy has
given the police trouble, was, on Saturday
night, shot by Sheriff Vietch Of Virginia. Over
in Rosly n the shooting took place. and the
cause Of It was that Bill refused to halt when
commanded after having been detected taking
part in a disagreeable rumpus. The wounded
man was not arrested, however, but told to
make his way to hospital. As II was not the
first time Red Bill had been hurt he didn t
seriously mind 1t, and instead of seeking medi-
cal attention he Bought on the Georgetown side
his old associates. Jackson secured his release
from Jail, where he has been for many months,
through the aid of a writ of habeas corpus it
vtcted.
HOME FOR INCURABLEs.
On June 16 from until 10 pm. the annual
garden party for the benefit Of the endow-
ment fund of the Home for Incurabies
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
George N. Beale, 9l47 P street. For several
years q similar entertainment has been given
for this charity and on every occasion great
success has crowned the efforts of the pro-
moters As now many Washingtonians have
become interested in the building and mainte-
nance Of the home it is probable that the COM
ing fete will be the most successful ever given.
JUVENILE GOOD TEMPLARs.
few weeks ago, at Odd Fellows Hall, q
Juvenile lodge of Good Templars was organized
by G. W. Russell, G.. s. Of J. I. There were
about thirty little ladies and gentlemen present
who went up and signed the pledge. Last Sat-
urday afternoon was the second meeting Of this
newly organized lodge and a very enjoyable
program was rendered. Among the numbers
were vocal solo by Miss Nellie Schlosser reci-
tation, Miss Rosa Inlay: recitation, Miss Julia
Golden; instrumental solo. Miss Clara Harner:
reading, Miss Susie ketner; recitation, Miss
Gertrude Schlossen; autoharp solo. Mr. Ed
Wilson, recitation. Miss Annie Madison; en-
couraging remarks by Mr.. Chas. Clark and
duet by Messrs. Walmer and Wilson, members
OF Independent Lodge.
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anatomy, only awaiting an opportunity to es-
cape, and what better opportunity than just
such an excursion? And it escaped. None were
spared-rsnk and file shared alike-and titles
that were bestowed in q moment may stick
through life. Who can forget a certain mem
Der and his look of triumph as he drew forth
package Of sandwiches prepared by the ever
thoughtful Somebody" which he proceeded to
devour regardless of the covetous looks Of q
circle Of unfortunates, and who will forget the
change of countenance when he discovered that
in the hurry Of departure a mistake had &C.
curred-they had been sprinkled with satches
powder.
Warming: DON'T ask Wardwen for q "helio-
trope sandwich"
Satire was the order Of the hour and good
humor prevailed.
IN A RAILWAY COLLISION.
At S:36 the train pulled out Of Pittsburg,
drawn by two engines. We were thirty minutes
late and rolled along at a dizzy rate. When
about twenty-six miles beyond Pittsburg there
was a sudden crash and general mixing up Of
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RArcLrrrx, DAKR 4 Co., auctionee-s. an
nounce the sale Of lots at Edgewood on the line
Of the electric railway. adjoining Eek
ington for tomorrow. June Is. at o'clock
?. m These lots comprise all of blocks and 7
and are % IN number and must be sold 70 close
the affairs Of syndicate. In addition to having
all the advantages pee uliar to suburban prop
erty II enjoys at the same time all of the facii-
ties Of city property, being but fifteen minutes
from 18th and G streets and the heart Of the
business and amusement centers and all the ex-
ecutive departments. II is reached by the Eek
ington railway, is located on city streets Sd and
4sh extended, TO conform with the regulations
relating to same, has electric light. sewers,
sidewalk, concrete psyements and other ad-
yAntages enjoyed by city property. making this
the most desirable opportunity for investment
adjacent to the city and to be sold on most lib
eral terms. in single lots TO the highest bidders
Take the electric cars for the sale tomorrow,
June Is, beginning at O'Clock pm. in front
Of the premises.
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$1,000 to Chicaxo and R,turn.

VA oHHsAfEAKE AND OHIO HALFWAY.
Two limited trains, vesribuled. electric
lighted, perfectly appointed, with dining cars
and finest Pullman sleepers, leave baltimore
and Potomac station daily for Cincinnati,
Louisville, indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago.
Standard roadbed; model equipment and the
Rrandest scenery in America. Ticket offices,
6lS and l42l Pennsylvanis avenue.-AdUt.
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TonoRRow ct O'Clock Pm sharp one Of
the finest lots in lexington, fronting 80 feet
on sweet, With depth Of 100, between Sd and
4th streets. viii be sold at public auction This
and cenysnfences Of the city. See advertise
mAnk s.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIsIUeH'. Carleton Opera Company in
"lndigo."
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-Robert Downing
In The Gladiator"
The BATTLE OF GET-YsBURa.-I5thst reetard
Ckso avenue.
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Yesterday afternoon George Smith, hod car
rier living at No. 2Freeman' 8 alley was overcome
by the heat while at work on Connecticut ave-
nue. and Q street northwest
Benjamin Corbert of Liberty street was sun
struck at New Hampshire avenue and Corcoran
street yesterday.
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Phil Dwyer, the well-known turfman, was
formally notified last night that as final stake
holder he would receive the two deposits of the
$40 900 stake money Of the Sullivan-C or bett
match, which is scheduled to take place before
the Olympic Club on September next. Mr.
Dryer went to the sporting department of the
World and received the money from W. o.
Esmyer, who represented Geo. Dickinson, the
temporary stakeholder.
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Another Flood Suit.

Yesterday another suit growing out Of the
foods Of July, 1889, was filed against the Dis
trict. This was by Messrs. Shellabarger and
Wilson and Randall Hagner, for Nicholas White,
dealer in marine prodscts, 621 B street north
west, for %, 900 damages.
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EARLI HAs1rs.-Economy is one Of the best
habits children can acquire. 1t. leads to pro-
ductive thought, 70 investment. to prudence, 10
thrift. The cent? turn into dollars, the dollars
into hundreds. The. most successful banker
had TO commence; the proudest champion who
ever won q race hsd TO start and TO prepare for
IL by long continued and energetic trimming
The Wellington Loan and Trust Company,
positsL II takes ANAL accounts as well as larger
ones Can OF write for information
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IrION OF THE WATER

THE QUEEN ANNE" WISDou ScRnEss. new
adjustable. Objectionable center bars; viii fit
any vindow from 10 to As inches In width; SO
cents each.
The bay state lawn mowers are the best;
sold with an absolute and unconditional guar
antee. price. "a. 80 each. We are also selling q
good 16-inch mower at $3.50 each.
Heavy galvanized netting, suitable for tennis
cour.s, Al 90 cents per 100 square feet.
Heavy galvanized iron garbage cans, LIS
ench.
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SURPLUS SrocK.-Unsurpsssed opportunity
to get cheap really frst-class varieties of roses
and other plants for permanent beds, for ceme-
teries, parks or for vases, baskets, DC. See ad.
page four. Studer.-ACrt
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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-knVyn druggists:
Ito G. i. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass:
For many years have been . great sufferer from
broken or vsricose veins. suffering UNTOLD AGONY
from burning and intense itching tried many RENE.
dies and doctors without relief At Dr. Leicer
Lewisburg, Pa, advised to take Hoods Sarsa.
parilla and use at the time Hoods Ointment.
did 50, with
WONDERFUL RESULTS.
Before the first bottle gone the ulcers began to
heal, the Inflammation ceased and IN a short time
considered myself rid of the trouble and for months
enjoyed health and life had not before for many
year. cannot speak too highly Of
HOODS SARsAPARILLA,
Or Of the healing and soothing effect Of Hoods Olive
Ointment" Mrs. MARY ASTEN, Lewisburg. Pa
KNOW 1T TO BE TRUE
I'VE are personally acquainted with Mrs Asten and
know the above TO be true" J. s. GRIFFIN & SON,
Lewisburg. Pa.
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON, a genuinehand-made
sour mash whisky of the finest character bottled
at the dtstillery. CHARLES kRAEMRR, agent for
the District Columbia
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THfY ARE RrADY.-0ur straw hats; styles,
shares and braids correct, and prices at our
usual low level That 81 bat b Q beauty.
FRANC q Son, One Price,
it-A Cor It'll and D.
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SILvrs FuLIsas. 75c-; piatina, 81; very best
teeth, IS; guaranteed.
L. s. DENTAL Assn, 7thand d.
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etrsw hats, outing shirts, washable vests,
Thin underciothes lightweight neckwear,
Oflce ooass, Soc. fast black socks, 25c;
All kinds Of suspenders, linen collars and cuffs,
Best Jean drawers, Soc. linen hGltfs. Is, Csc.
Umbrellas, leather belts, full dress shirts, 81.
r. c. LEWIS 4 Son, Strictly One-price Hatters
and Outftsers, 142l New York aveire
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No AoaK leaky yapor stoves buy the Dang
Ter. A EBERLY's Sons us It'll st. NV.
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Tlusrxx's SALE of $50 600 feet Of ground on
II street extended, northeast, opposite Isher-
wood. rear terminus herdics and street cars.
on Wednesday, June Is, $50 O'Clock p. m.
Don't miss this opportunity TO secure a good
investment This tract Of land can be sub
divided into city building lots and sold at good
city prices. See auction sales. Thomas E.
WaggamAn, aucuoneer.-4drt.
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LAcEs and wearing apparel may be stored
in the damp-proof vaults Of The National Safe
Deposit, Savings and Trust Company, 18th
street and New York avenue.-Adut.
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Ii ORDKR to close out the remainder Of our
children's short pants suits during this week we
viii give IS per cent discount from regular
prices. z. b Barnum Co.-.Adul
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RETHEspA PARK.

BErHrsDA PARK
Circus OF Trained Tor. a, 2 and o'cisrs m
Grounds viii b beautifully lighted By src ga -
csndcscent electric lshts.
The beautiful new slo. oco Steam osruu.si .r~~,-
nodsting 1so peorle Al time ana sc.osupsn,>S
by . costy German Orrhe-tr1on Organ 10 IN op-r.-
ton and running daily. The lsrse s~1ehhsrk
vii give . cool. shady rids % all
Take out the Children 20 see the birds ans animals
and 70 feed the
The cate oven under the ruanss~m.ut q ,As
celebrated cstersr and chef. Aexsnire fcrtin
With rnsir .-sts and tables for pcalc partiss THt
PRiZE BAZAAR, TIE sHooTIS4 6AfIkRY, rfif
MUSICAL PHONOGRAPH. THE flECs-iAC BAR.
TRY. THE COON GAME, QUOfrS, THE RATZIlE
pAZZyE TENNIS GROUNDS kSn BASE BafL
GROrNbs foR TBosf WHO BRING IRrIR
sssaTTkxTs NkIs. BATS AID Balls THl
IN B,sY GAM md m.av g o,s.r, SoAhp e<sk
Amnle prctection ~ all ground IN oh.rse % dsputv
sher.r And eest q ORDER Will - msintatned.
No LIQUORS ARE SOLD ON rHkkk 6ROUNpS
Plenty OF op-u will L. and rood soanulmo-
dstions guaranteed for all
asni,son g s,sunis and aas oious and 10 dsa<as
axe s.~Orsr.own and r.n.Iiytcvn car, II s2a ana
NJ sts-. Oseorgetown nyS7-tr
EoR cHaRrER-rHF STEAM YACHT June
10y day, week % mouth. For excursion. vii A.
cottmodaie 90 for tourists. plessur~ hunting
parties enod sleeTing accommodations for Is K-I-
cal ntted for family parties lar For farth-r
W puvALI.
yeE-lm' e2b v ct nv
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CAkPIrs CLrsyED by the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 6S1-6SS Mass. ave. nv are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 425-2.
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IL A LIST Of Col Neely's staff. Sons Of Vet
Grams, published by The STAR, the name of F.
q. Peterson of Baltimore given a division
Inspector The name should have been that of
7. S. Hodgson Of William 3. Gushing Camp of
Washington.
MRs. =. ". RAMSAY, who has been critically
III for several days, is reported to be slightly
improved.
JOIN ]. VLSABLK, 6 well known plumber
and gas filter, died yesterday afternoon after a
short illness.
a three months trip to Europe on the Etruris
and Will spend some time in the hospitals OF
London, Paris, Leipsic, Berlin and Vienna
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CITY ITEMS.

Fancy Balbriggan Underwear.
The value is .el2 q
Our price Is $50.
1t FRANC d SoN, cor. It'll and D.
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Frank Carman Of Breesport, n. Y, was SEN
fenced yesterday at Elmira in the county court
to two years and six months imprisonment in
Auburn state prison for bigamy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

YALUABIEs Of all kinds may be placed in the
vaults of The National Safe Deposit, Savings
and Trust Company at small cost-Adrt.
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Claret Wine, direct from the vineyards h
California, 25c. per bottle.
it, METZaER's FINE GROCERY AIT 7th stn.W
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A COLD WAv, would be welcome just now.
bat rather out of season Re your own cold
wave. and let our 46c- underwear help you.
FRAsC 4 Son, One Price,
Cor 7th and d.
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STORAGE furnished for silver ware by The
National Safe Deposit, Savings and Trust Com
pany, 18th street and New York avenue
Adut.
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CER x.sprs's olivina burgundy oCsl. J

Police REGULATIONS require galvanized ash
and garbage cans. We have them from CSC.
upward. J. II. CHEsLEr Co., 1904 st. nv.
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TEE COCHRAN. 14th and 4 streets north
west. Will make special rates for summer
months.
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BhAcx STRAW HAIRS are ''all right" Make
no mistake. None 30 durable. Mems. Soc. and
e. Boys, CSC. and Soc. A. T. LEWIS. ASS 7th st.
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SroP taking dangerous drugs and conine
yoursek to ''Bxomodine" FOR curing your head
ache. An instant cure and harmless 25c-Adrt.
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H. A. Seligson's California Claret and Rhin
Wine at 90 per dozen can't be beat. Whisky
76c. per full quart jelA-3t
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nFwrTrs TALLY no STAGES IFayp Nh
- 18Th - ". at 10 sm. snd , . m. Arlins7oa
soldier Home and Cabin John Brldse fsre. round
1all-ly
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just Received another large invoice Galvan-
lied Garbage Cans with covers Regulation sizes
for Too. PRANK E. HOPKINS, Hardware, 4Ss 9th
st. NV. iel<-St>
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BALANCE ofIeonnrd hardwood refrigerasors at
10 per cent discount A. EpERLY's SoNs. 7l8 7th.
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e. 8. DENTAL. Assn.
Gentlemen: Having had several teeth e1-
tracted with your wonderful snesthefic, Zonine,
j most emphaticany recommend it. The opera
tons we're performed without the slightest pain
while was~ide awake and in full possession Of
my senses
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rpr.rrr,s s.,x ~ sao ooo foe, =, .

SPECIAL price on white and fancy flannel
suits ~ T. B. Barnum & Co.'s-Adct
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Beau,,ful Figured Challies.

Beausiful Figured Challies, 30.
Mosquito Net, nearly two yards wide, 10.
Linen Towels, &C.; Linen Napkins, 80.
Lonsdale Cambria 10c. Surah Silks, $50.
Black Plaid India Linen, 10c.; China Silk, SOC.
Bedford Cords, new dress goods, 25c.
1t "CARTEBs," I'll Market space.
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LuxuR1ANr HAIR

LuxuR1ANr HAIR
others fail. They cleanse the scalp of irritating
scaly crusted and blotchy humors stimulate the hair
focles and destroy microscopic insects which feed
on the hair and hence succeed when the best physi
clans and all other remedies fail. Sold throughout
the world. leila
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Stl to Chicago and Return via ". & q. II. r..
Tickets sold June 10 to 30 inclusive, with con-
yention limits For full particulars apply to s.
Ii. Hege. city passenger agent, 1851 Pennsylva-
Lila avenue.-Adrt
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CANDIES only 35c. pound.
..co Cream Soda, SC. glass. SHEErzs, 10th
and + and Weicker's Hotel, 18th st.
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T OTIS OF NEW SONGS COMING OUT. BUT NOT
II all good, ones. That new lullaby, Wynken
Biynken and Nod, 10 one Of the good ones. Charming
words set 70 G charming mslody. Pubhshed By
Est AndIsHkD ls7p-w. 8. TAPPAN, DEALER
a11 Dtemonds Watches, JewelrY, Silver Ware, &c.
~ "a 81 W. third doc. above r. Fine watch and
Hweiy repatr1ng specdalty. ssl5
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None Name It But to Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. O.
A marvel Of Eghtness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9th st. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.


The Weather.
FORECAST TILL P. ~ WEDNESDAY
For the District Of Columbia, MARYLAND and
Virginia. clear. with high temperature today;
continued warm fair Wednesday and possibly
cooler Wednesday night, with local showers.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at
an: Great Falls, temperature, "A: condition,
8 Receiving reservoir. temperature, 10. Con-
dition at north connection, -: condition at
south connection, 5; distributing reservoir,
temperature, 20; condition at inauent gate
houss. 4; condition at eHluent gate house, 4
1923 ans iOes5 pm. AS am 500 pm.
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cHAFrINa THE NATIVES.

A special from Omaha 10 The STAR says that
the Fencibles arrived in Omaha yesterday at
noon and marched at once to the camp grounds.
They were loudly cheered - they crossed the
parade ground.
Capt Domer reports all his men well, but
completely tired out with their long journey.
Camp was officially opened at 5 pm. by
Gov. Boyd.
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Dog Collars engraved. Razors shaxpene
free. Rogers Cutlery. WALFoRD's Q, 477Pa. ave. II
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Elixir Babek cures Al malarial diseases.
Pure Rye Whisky, s Year, old, ESQ. qt
Pure Port Wine, med. use, full qts., SOC. bot
Claret, Csc. bot. !; Golden Catawba, 26c. bot.
Lime Juice, 25c. whole box Sardines, loo.
Our Process Flour, s1.50, IS and 40c. sack.
Potted Meats of all kinds
jel0&14-2t P. Il. WILSON, 9S4 It'll 1t. nv.
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s. Heller, 100 7th st. NV, is making . spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and ShampOoing; also cures DRndruf. my20-tr
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CHAs- I. GARTER d Co.,
doors from 9Th ST. 606 Pa ave. nv.
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An Excellent Tonic and Healthy Bev-

M ExCe0eHt IOnIc HuU Q ff00ICny b6V.
erage.
We have reference to James Tharp's "Old Rye
Berkeley Whisky" which Ia one Of the most pop
ular brands Of liquor on the market. It's true
merits have been tested by many Warrington
ians, who declare it to be without question the
best tonic and by far the healthiest drink o.
beverage in this or any other city. 1t has Q na-
tional reputation because q large percentage Of
congressman drink no other stimulant except
"Tharps Berkeley" Many Of our prominent
physicians prescribe it in their daily practice,
with excellent results. This pure old brand can
only be purchased at THARF's STORE, 8lS =
street northwest. ieS-tuf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

GOODYEAR " ryOu wan'a MAckIS-
RUBBER TOSH GARMENT or other
COMPANY. WATERPROOF WRAP OF
800 9th st. =. pair of RUBBER BOOTS
Melville Lindsay, - or OvERSHOES, q Hot
manager Water Bottle. Fountain
Syringe or any article Of
80 MANUFACTURED RUB.
Der you will find the
GOLD SEAL" Grade the
fe27 s--s best and most reliable.