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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14
Boar leaves for Glen Echo 2:30.
Death of Mr.. Edmund s. Rheen

Death of Mr.. Edmund s. Rheem.
Mr.. Edmund s. Rheem, son of Mr.. John A.
Rheem. died at his home in this city last night
a little before 10 o'clock. He was in his thirty
third year. For number of years Mr.. Rheem
was acting curator of the bureau of herpetology
of the National Museum, during which time he
contributed to the press a number of valuable
articles on the habits and characteristics of the
various reptiles of America. Resigning from
this position he attached himself to the sunday
Herald as a special writer, furnishing from time
10 time many interesting articles on a variety of
subjects He was also enthusiastic student
Of medicine and surgery and before his illness
frequently assisted in the demonstrations be-
fore the classes of the Columbia Medical
College. At the Press Club he was ex-
tremely popular and counted among his friends
probably as wide an acquaintance as any other
man in town. Wherever he was known he was
beloved for his genial, generous nature, and his
death will cause feeling Of profound regret
among all the classes of people with whom he
has come in contact. He has been a cripple
and great sufferer all his life, but not even his
most intimate friends had ever heard him COM
plain.
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CONDENSl I'd LOCALS.

TUE cornet BAN recently organized a.
e,n'ioh. va. gave a concert Thursday evening
nsrnaon ana sF rprised the audience. which
tmorseea nearly the whole town, by the prof.
f1sncy II aas atv lined.
u Mr. 'AtTorr WILLIAMS lectured to a fair
Esa su'hene c at the National Museum last
Ash. upon The Gates and Straits Of Europe
NO Sh The occasion was the sixty-nirth
{esnss me citing Of the National Geographic
ySsSO pSSELL was found guilty in the Crimi-
,"u yesterday of the larceny of a gold
een nd S74 from Julius ID. Rhodes on April
Notice of motion in arrest of Judgment
As wen by his counsel, Messrs. o. d. Barnett
Pna II. p Dixie.
DIRTY ,IENBERs Of the "Home Social Club
ent ON fishing trip to Great Falls Monday.
About TIVE nty large bass were caught and quite
number of small fish. which were cooked on
The grouTsas and enjoyed very much at dinner
he eonE sIC started for home late in the after
noon. stopping at Cabin John bridge on the
WAY.
Mr. GEofzREY STEIN, who has just returned
home has signed a contract with Mr.. Au-
gust Elton 90 take the part of Harold NOrlcood
IN the Power of the Press"
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THE RED CROSS AT COURT.
DIR. Hubbell. the American Representative,
Presented to King Humhert.

Miss Clara Barton has received an exceed
ingly interesting letter from DIR. J. B. Hubbell.
general field agent of the National Red Cross of
America and the governmental delegate to the
international conference at Rome. The letter
describes among other things the dinner given
to the members of the conference by the king
and queen. DIR. Hubbell writes:
ION being presented to the king the queen
most beautifully acted as interpreter, for the
king docs not speak English, while the queen,
like the Grand Duchess of Baden, speaks several
languages well. The king said 1 was the first
representative from the United States that had
been presented since the adjustment of the re-
cent diplomatic question between the govern
meuts. He was pleased to know that the flag Of
Italy is priced by the red cross. and is always
displayed on public occasions with that of the
American and red cross of the United States.
"A longer conversation was had with the
queen herself, who was pleased that the head of
the Red Cross in America is woman; inquired
particularly about her work. and admired what
she was doing in the relief of Russia, which the
queen afterward explained to the king, and
how it would be received in Russia. not rs from
the government. but the people of America.
Their appreciation and gracious satisfaction
was something pleasant to Witness"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

We DoS'T SAY that our shoe will wear for
ever. that it never breaks out, that ii never
hurts your feet. that it is the best shoe in the
world. or that We are the only party alive max
ing a shoe mt to be worn. Bat we do say that
our Crawford shoe has more of the good
qualities you desire in a shoe and less of objec-
tionable ones found in many extensively adver-
tised shoes than any shoe we have ever seen.
The reputation of the Crawford shoe has been
made BY years Of patient study Of the art of
shoemaking. and as its sale has increased we
have constantly added to its cost. The Craw-
ford shoe Is sold to the consumer nearer its cost
to manufacture than any first-class shoe made
in the world; its immense sale through our own
twenty-one Crawford shoe stores enables US to
do so.
This shoe is sold in Washington only at our
Crawford shoe store. S03 Pennsylvania avenue.
BoUvE. CRAWFORD & Co. CORR, Maker.
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The Season at River View.

The regular season at River View will open
next Sunday, May %, when Capt Randall will
introduce to his patrons brilliant special pro-
gram On that date the famous Spanish dancer,
Cyrene, will appear in her national fapdangos
and serpentine dances, the listers Braatz,
from Roster and Balls, will perform on a
golden pedestal and slack wire and the Men,
doza sisters will perform their thrilling aerial
times present some of the est features of en-
tertainment that can be pro cured, as he is de-
termined to place River View as leader to
entertain and amuse the people. He is closing
contracts for James Pains; production of the
Siege of Paris, to be given in all the splendor
that was produced at Manhattan Beach last
summer.
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Two Slight Fires.

Last evening the fire in the smoke house Of
G. l.. Botsch, 1914 22d street northwest, got
loose. 1t was extinguished by members Of
truck without turning in an alarm. The loss
was about $50.
1 a nie 'ooh pace ABOUT CLOCK TINS morning
an clubhouse ut 20S Elm street, lie Droit Park.
1t was extinguished by neighbor. Joseph
Suddler, of 206, who was badly burned about
the hands in his efforts to subdue the flames
The loss was about 500.
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Boar L:aves for Glen Echo 2:30.
Shoes and Honesty.

The Columbia shoe house. at $50 It'll street.
"opens as a new enterprise with q new stock. but
with the old principle of honest and fair deal
|ing- The prOprietors. X. kurnitzki and A. l..
|Riehold. trading under the iirm name Of X.
Kurnitzh & Co. are well known in the bust
mess world Mr.. kurnitzki. prior TO his re-
moval to this city, was old resident and we'll
known business man of Charleston, 5. c. Mr.
Richold is young man in years, but old in
business experience. He has been connected
WITH the shoe department of Saks & Co. and is
Thoroughly equipped. "Short profit and one
|price" IL the motto of this firm. They propose
70 have one price, keep the finest stock and do
business so that when person is once q Gus
toner he is always a customer
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BAD ECZEMA CURED.

Three years my little boy had terrible sore on
his chest four inches across besides other forms of
eczema. His doctor had tried several remedies with
no effect. so began to use the CUTICURA RENE
DIES. In two weeks his chest was healed and the
skin white and smooth again. I continued the CUTI-
CURA RESOLVENT some time longer, until he was
quite well. and even give il to him once in q while
If he has any blood trouble. am never without
CUTICURA REMEDIES. all three.
Mrs. NJ. A. CHENEY,
Kauanha Falls. Fayette county, W. Va.
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The RiOlOgical Society.

At the meeting Of the Biological Society in
the assembly hall of the Cosmos Club tonight
communications will be presented as follows:
Prof. W. II. Seaman. 1.-The Photogenic Organs
of Firefies;' DIR. G. Hart Merriam, "a New
Prairie Dog from Mexico:'' Mr.. Charles Hal
lock. Where Saltwater Fishes Hide. Results
of Deep-water Seining;" Mr.. Theo. Holm. "Ad-
ditions to the Flora of Washington" with ex-
hibition of specimens; Mr.. Frederick V. Coville
The Use of Certain Terms in Geographic Dis
tribution"
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The 'BAY STATE" LAWN MOWERS are the
best. Sold with an absolute and unconditional
guarantee. Price $3.50 each. We are also sell
ing good 16-inch mower at $3.50 each.
Heavy galvanized netting, suitable for tennis
courts, at 80 cents per 100 square feet.
The Queen Anne" window screens. New.
adjustable, no Objectionable center bars. Will
ft any window from eighteen to forty-fiy inches
in width: 80 cents each.
Screen doors, best quality. complete with
spring hinges; hook and eye and knob; 81 each.
CHAs. T. CARTER 4 Co.,
COG Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
lORECAsT I'LL 8 p. NJ. srNDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. N. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia and MARYLAND
showers; slightly warmer; southeasterly Winds
For Virginia. fair, preceded by showers on
the coast; slightly warmer; southerly winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
an: Great Falls. temperature, 81: condition.
So. Receiving reservoir, temperature, IS. Con-
dltion at north connection So: condition at
south connection, SO; distributing reservoir,
temperature. Go; condition at infuent gate
house, IS; condition at effluent gate house, 80.
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Georgetown University's Entries,

The following entries have been made by
Georgetown University in the intercollegiate
field sports to be held at Manhattan Field, New
York, May %:
observation-disclosures run-T. D. Huyck, r. H.
Dodge and NJ. O'Donnell. 220-yards run
Huyck, Dodge, O'Donnell and r. Smart. 44O
yards-G. H. Dodge. 19mile rum. Douglass
and W. Young. 120-yard hurdle - Wilson
Young, R. Douglass, r. Smart, NJ. O'Donnell,
G. Dohen, j. Cook and Z. Woodward
220-yard hurdle - Smart, ODonnell, G.
Baker, Cook and Woodward. 1-mile
walk - Huyck, O'DOnnell. Running high
jump-Cook, Smart. Running broad jump
Cook, Huyck, O'Donnell. Putting 16-pound
shot-P. H. O'Donnell, Dodge and NJ ODon-
nell. Throwing hammer-P. H. O'Donnell, r,
H. Dodge. 2-mile bicycle race-v. E. Watkins,
T. E. Quinn.
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MY Ham Was FAILING.
SCALP sCALY AND CRUsTY. TERRIBLE ITCH
ING. THREE OTHER REMEDIES FAIL.
CURED BY CUT1CURA FOR s1.75

have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES for scalp
diseases My hair was falling badly. my foretop be-
coming crusty or scaly. and itched SO badly that
could not keep my hands of my head. II 1 combed
ooze out Of the skin ana form another crust After
trying two or three reyiedes sent to you for your
book, and after reading it fused one box of CUTI-
CGRA. one cake Of CUTICURA SOAP and took one
bottle Of the CUTICURA RESOLNENT. which cured
me- lfeel grateful to for the remedies and have
recommended them to my friends
l. 8. TURNER,
Sorrento. Lake Co., Fla.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
SENT OFT OF rowx.

SENT OUT OF TOWN.
Capt. Webster sent out of town yesterday two
men who came here from North Carolina.
One was crippled and lay in wagon, which the
other trundled along the streets, stop
ping at the various business places TO
solicit aims. Capt: Webster discovered
that the men had been drinking and
directed Officer Taylor to escort them out OF
town, telling the hale, strong man, who trundled
the wagon, that he was abundnntly able to 20
to Y rk and by his labor support his decrepit
brotner, instead Of taxing the community by
and said to one Of them: "You - big rascal,
why don't you go to work instead of marching
about here with that dress on" Imprccations
were in vain. The officers rid the town OF the
wagon and the men in short order.
FUNERAL OF MRS. aoRMAN.
The funeral of Mrs. Annie German, nee
German, the wife Of Tax Collector German,
took place, with requiem mass, at st. Mary's
Church this morning A large number of
friends attended the funeral and the interment
was made In the Catholic cemetery.
NOT EASILY DUPEp.
. New York sharpers have been sending "green
goods circulars to Alexandria, but all the peo-
pie here are good but not green; and the only
effect OF the circulars will be to give the postal
detectives and the New York police some clue
toward the arrest Of counterfeiters.
DELEGATES OF THE DEMOCRACY.
The democrats Of Alexandria county have
elected unpledged delegates to the state con-
vention, but it is understood that Alexandria
county is for Hill. The delegates chosen are:
Jefferson district, Frank Hume; Arlington dis
trict, james c. Clements; Washington district,
Charles Thompson.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Among the recent real estate sales are build
ing lot on Lee street between Cameron and
Queen for $500; building lot, st. Asaph be-
tween Cameron and Queen streets, for $500,
and building lot on Henry street between Wythe
and Madison for 800, oil the sales being large
advances on former prices.
Russia Will Permit Grain Exports.
The car has signed the ukase permitting
fha hr&o 30 Sc,
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Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, Soc SOAP,
2oc Rssolvent. 81. CO. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
eE'How to Cure Skin Diseases. "a pages, 50 IL
Illustrations and 100 testimonials. mailed free.
LOyEIIEsT. whitest. Clesrest Skin and softest
Hands produced by CUTICTRA SOAP.
WEAK PAINFUL KIDNEYS,
With. With their Tssry dull achiny ifsess aeone sen
CURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. the only pain killing
plaster. rnyll-wks
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Officers Elected.

The toard Of control of the Emergency Hos
pital esterday elected the following officers:
u. Fl. Warner, president; B. H. Warder, vice
pres dent; Charles J. Bell, treasurer, and H.
Ran dali Webb, secretary. The board decided
to invite graduates of the various medical
SC hools of the city to enter a competitive ex-
a nination for the position of assistant house
nrgeon- The appointment of DIR. Woodward
As resident physician of the institution was con-
Grmed.
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Bowling for Medals.

The last games of the High Roller Bowling
Club were played Thursday night at Heurich's.
The gold medal offered by the club to the men,
Der making the best average during the season
was won by E. S. Bachrach with an average of
1893; /. Wallerstein, second, 1791E; Lee Baum
garten, third, 17914. The medal was of a
unique design, star with set of tsnpins in
relief.
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Special Train Service to Minneapolis Con-

Special Train Service to Minneapolis Con-
vention.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company, in order
to accommodate the travel to Minneapolis on
the occasion Of the national republican conven-
ton, has arranged for special train service. to
be moved on fast schedule, through, without
change. The train, which will be composed of
five Pullman vestibuled sleepers, one Pullman
dining car and combined smoking car will
leave Washington on Saturday, June 4. at 3:35
p. m, arriving in Minneapolis at am. Monday.
The equipment of this special will be the exact
counterpart of the Pennsylvania Chicago lin
tied The fare to Minneapolis snd return, in
Guiding sleeping accommodations on this train
going, will be $50. Tickets will be good to re-
turn by any regular train within limit.
Meals in the dining car will be IS cents each
Diagrams are now open and space can be Sc
cured by applying in person or by letter to
Robt A. Parke. agent Pennsylvania railroad at
Baltimore and Potomac railroad station.-Adut
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and greatest Of Hu-
NOR Remedies. internally. cleanses the blood OF all
impurities and poisonous dement's. while CUTICURA,
the Great Skin Cure. and CUTICURA SOAP, an ex.
Quiste Skin Purifier and Beautifer externally clear
the skin Of every trace of disease Hence the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES every species of itching
burning, scaly and pimpy diseases and humors the
skin scalp and blood with loss Of hair from infancy
to age. from pimples to scrofula.
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CITY AND DISTRICT
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALaaueH's. - Carleton Opera Company in
"Chimes of Normandy"
NATIONAL THEATER--Lillian. Russell in ella
|Cigalc"
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Jsiia Marlowe as
Julia in Twelfth Night
HARRIs' BDoU--Dan he ley in "After Seven
|Yelrs'
kERSsS's LYcEUN.-,,iIly Testers Big Spe-
|rialty ca.
Tue BATTLE os GE-frss-- sire ct and
Ohio avenue.
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHY icAL UNION HALL
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CITY ITEMS.

The Fair of Columbia Typographical
Union, G st. NV, opposite the Pension Office,
will continue three nights next week. Season
tickets good for the additional days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

VALUABLE Property in the northeast at auc-
ton by Latimer Sloan Monday at $50 O'Clock
p.m.-Adrt.
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A Suit AGAINST the Marshal.

Samuel H. hi ng has sued the United States
marshal and Js cob Blauner for $1,000 damages
by Mr.. Leon 1obriner. The papers charge that
the defendants on Tuesday last broke into the
store. 72s 18th street, and took 81 500 without
thority.
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$500 q. S. Dental Assn.

NEVER admitting poor undeveloped trade
wines or liquors in his warehouse, CHR. XASDER
can supply his patrons with none but the pur-
est and maturest qualities of Virginia. Cali
fornia and imported wines and the choicest
WHISTLES Of renowned brands. 909 9Th st.
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Reduced Rates to Mil ,neapolis by Pennsyl-
yania + afIrpad

Round-trip tickets to Minneapolis will be sold
by the Pennsylvania 'ailroad June to 5, good
TO return until the Is III instant. at S2s.5O. The
fast and perfect Sc vice of the Pennsylvania,
the standard railro ad of America, commends
itself to all desiring to make the journey to the
convention city WI III comfort Consult agents
of the popular 70 ate before purchasing tickets.
-ddrt
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ARE you going TO the Minneapolis convention?
A word TO those who wish to make travel A
pleasure. Note the superb equipment and
Especial train movement advertised BY the Penn
|sylvania railroad. The round-trip rate. includ-
|ing sleeping car accommodation going. only
|t30. Write to Robert A. Parke. agent for in
|fogmation and reservation on this rain.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

STRAWBERRY SHoRTCAKE for lunches fresh
every day Mt IL O'Clock. 5 cents per cake. At
F. FKEUSD's, 702 9Th ST. NV
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Thomas ID. Sinulcton.
AK ~ s.r.:t nnrth1es4'
Just opened another Invoice Of Plain and
Fancy Mattinos Chinese and Jansro,a 'A'n anu
oooSs u" Pves tSr rei'aoie sooda' NO unshy
Mt lowest nr;cas """ Ao' on0''' III AL sizes ana
new line OF Baby Carriages just opened this
morning, whicn WIN be offered from 81 so to
$40. The best value for the money that has
myl4-St THOMAS d. SINGLETON.
g. Heller. ION M a. = 49, :.
tie, =; ~ 'tn 81. n: W., Is making ssPe-
and shampooing; also cures Dandruff. myl2-6ts
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WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD ETyEcrs at auction
by Latimer q Sloan, at 1877 18th street north
west, Monday at 10 a.m.-Adrt.
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WHEELnBS, ATTESTIoS,-Great rEns ont of
town these moonlight nights. Grand rally for
repairs at JORDAN Il MAcLEoD's, 512 10th st.
NV. Bicycles repaired and returned same day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

Col. Jno. Hay sends $40 to The STAR office
fer The benefit of the widow of Juror Cooper,
making a total of SO received.
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PES-MAR AND GErrYsBuRo.-Ac combined ex-
cursion to Pen-Mar and Gettysburg win be run
via Baltimore and Ohio railroad on May so
under auspices Of Washington Division, knights
of Pythias.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

No TEAMS in the world like the Chicago linn
5ted over the Pennsylvania railroad, leaving
Washington daily at 1880 am. When you 60
vest try it.-Adrt.
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ARTISTIC FILLISGs.-Silver. 75c.; platina, 81;
old, cement, &C., guaranteed. q. 8. DENTAL
ASSOCIATION, It'll and D.-Adrt.
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$500.
LIGHT WEIGHT

LIGHT WEIGHT
Balbriggan-the usual 75c. quality-our price,
4sc. FRANC 4 SoS, One Price,
Cor It'll and sts
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1875 BELLE OF NELSON. a genuine handmade
sour mash whisky of the finest character bottled
Mt the distillery. CHARLES KRAEMER agent for
the District Columbia
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A SDecia1 EF0pt

Our S1.00 Outing Shirt-stiff collar and
cuffs-is the best ever shown for that figure
Will fit your figure, too.
1t FRANC & Son. One Price, cor. It'll and D.
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RASE BALL BY LADIES.
THE AMERICAN STARS"
The Champion Lady Base Ball Players.
will play the
g. p. o. NINE
On TUESDAY, MAY II, at 4:30 O'Clock.
at the
CAPITOL PARK,
Cor. North Capitol and g Sta.
Ladies especially invited.
Admission. 2oc.
Children, 15c. my14-ts
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL FAIR,
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CARPETS CLEANED b. the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS. 63l-635 Nass. ave. II. w.. are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1862.
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julius LANsBURGH will offer Monday at the
Rink only l6 handsome solid oak chamber
suites, worth SIS, for S2i 80 each.-Adrt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

READ the eopartnership Of Wilson & Hough
II special notices-Adrt
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READ ADVERTISEMENT of auction sale of lots
b n and on Ridge streets. These lots are be-
&Veen 9Th and 5th streets northwest and will be
old Monday at $50. A desirable section Of the
fty. Be- sdvt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-14

julius LANsBuRoH will offer Monday at the
Rink only elegant Wilton rug couchss for Ola. 50.
Worth e2O.-AdrG
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KLINE K GREFSBAUN.

IalOrS.
5Ii 10Th st. NV, between and F.
All garments made bv Us kept in repair and
pressed at any time free of charge.
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CAFE OPEN and Switchback railroad running
at Bethesda Park.-Adrt.
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SEE the collection Of birds and animals at
Dethesda Park.-Adrt
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AMUSEMENTS.~
DLEAsE REMEMBER AND COME TO
THE DUMBLANE RACES,
BENNINo RACE COURSE.
TUESDAY. MAY II. THURSDAY. MAY 10.
FIRST RACE CALLED AT 3PM.
SIX RACES EACH DAT. INCLUDING AT LEAST
TWO sTEEPLEcHAsEs OR HURDLE RACES.
Large fields assured all races and the best Of sport
Gentlemen riders and professionals
Grand stand and pool lawn badges 90
Grand stand. pool lawn. quarter stretch and
90
No Observation-Disclosures admitted
Special train returning after the races) leaves the
B. and p station at 2:10 Pm.
Fare round trip. - cents
9. g. ROWLAND. Secretary.
my144t 17OOHst.