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HE sNAroHED A POCKET BOOK
And the Judge Sent Him to the Reform
School.

And the Judge Sent Him to the Reform
School.
Deputy Clerk Columbus Harper Of the Police
Court played the part Of an officer Of the law
yesterday afternoon, and his first victim was
convicted and sentenced. He was on It'll street
when his attention was attracted to crowd,
the GENITAL figure Of which was q colored youth
named Lewis West. The boy had spatched a
pocket book from a lady, and when cornered he
threw the pocket book into doorway and then
attempted to escape. When Mr.. Harper reached
the crowd he recognized the boy as having
been before the court on previous occasions for
similar offenses. Before Judge Miller today
the boy was tried for larceny, and the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty.
Lawyer Bacon, who defended, plead for the
boys release, his own recognizance to be taken.
as he thought another chance would benefit
him. The boys mother also appeared and
plead for her son, making all sorts OF promises,
but Judge Miller, after referring to the boys
previous record. said that the community had
some rights in the matter and WAS entitled to
protection. by releasing the boy. the judge
said, 1t would only put him where he could
continue to rob persons of their hard-earned
money. The judge added that he had turned
= number OF boys over to their mothers, and
almost every one Of them had returned instead
Of doing better. The only thing the court
could do under the circumstances was to send
him where he could learn trade and probably
go forth in the world an honest man under
circumstances that would give him every OPP
pOrtunity to become "a useful citizen. He was
sentenced TO the reform school.
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EXCU RSlONS.

The steamer George Leary will inhugurate
the seasons excursions to Colonial Beach on
Saturday next. leaving her wharf at 6 o'clock in
the evening. This will be her regular time on
Saturdays. but on all other days, including
Sunday, she will leave at Q am, and returning
leave Colonial Beach at pm, arriving in
Washington at 945. Many improvements have
been made at the beach, and it will now be
found one Of tbs most attractive resorts on the
river
The Lady Of the Lake will make a trip to
Fort Monroe and Norfolk Oh Saturday evening,
leaving at o'clock and returning at am.
Monday. The fare for the round trip is but
q. and the tickets are good to return per
steamer Moseley Tuesday morning.
There will be grand Tournament. barbecue
and ball on Palo Alto Island. Bladensburg, on
the 3Oth instant. There will be athletic sports
and other attractions. The prizes for the
knights will be in cash and everything will be
done to make the occasion II pleasant one.
Capt. Blake announces special afternoon
trip to Mount Vernon, the tomb of Washing
ton, tomorrow friday, at pm, returning to
the city by pm. This will be an excellent OPP
portunity to visit Mount Vernon by fast flying
trip.
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S. Heller, 72O eth ST.. has just received a
large assortment Of Switches and Bangs. and is
selling them at great reduction. my2O-6ts
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ALEXANDRIA.
TIE FLAo CONTROVERSY

No little controversy is Occasioned here over
the withdrawal from the procession on Tuesday
Of the battle flag OF the seventeenth regiment
and some censurea are bruited. The Grand
Army men who participated by invitation in
the procession we're silent on the subject. and
the removal was made by the officers in charge
Of Lee Camp Of their own will. They desired
that no possible courtesy to the Grand Army
should be wanting.
TIE ELECTION TODAY.
The state election is proceeding today SO
quietly that most persons have forgotten it. As
stated in Tax STAR some weeks ago, the real
election took place at the democratic primaries
III April. and a. there is 10 opposition the cam
didstes then nominated are chosen as follows:
Commonwealth attorney, Leonard Marbnry;
city sergeant, WIN. II. Smith; civil constables,
Chas. Swaine. W. h. Price. Jas. Hammersley
and Z. U. Supple; magistrates, A. J. Fair, ID. W.
Whiting, Francis P. Lovejoy and T. N. Fair
fax.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The circuit court of Alexandria county has
adjourned for the term. Shortly before its adj
tournament it gave judgment for the defendant
in the case Of Robert Morrison against X. l..
Minor. The appeal case of the saloon keepers at
Jackson City. &c. to whom Judge Chichester Of
the county court had refused licenses. came up
on appeal. and the cases were heard by Judge
Keith. He sustained Judge Chichester at all
points and said that on the testimony the
licenses had been justly refused, and if they
had been granted and an appeal had been
taken he would have revoked them.
NOTES.
Services in commemoration Of "The Ascen-
sion" were held at the Catholic and Episcopal
churches here today. Some Alexandria Knights
Templar will go to Washington tonight to take
part in the Knights Templar services at the
Four -and-a-half Street Presbyterian Church.
Col Costin, Maj. Dowden and other members
of the Confederate Veteran Association OF WASH
ington were entertained at the Exchange by
some members Of Ice Camp after the memorial
services last Tuesday.
The circuit court of Alexandria county has
appointed James E. Clements, Julian MaSruder
II. A. Whalon, s. NJ. Dodd and A. g. Hayes
trustees OF the First Presbyterian Church Of
Alexandria county.
FINE ROSES AT AUcrIoN.-Walter b. Williams
Co. will sell at auction tomorrow at IL o'clock
ut their sales room, corner 10th street and Penn
sylyania avenue northwest, 800 large fIee-bloom-
ing rose bushes.-AduL
CLOSING SALE OF WATER CoLoRs.-Messrs.
Latimer Il Sloan will hold a closing sale tomor-
row of water colors at IL m. and 3 pm. Some
OF choicest pieces remain yet to be sold.-Adct.
Gov. Stone, grand commander Of the Con-
federate Veterans OF Mississippi has called
grand camp and reunion of that organization
to be held the second Tuesday in July at Jack
son.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAueH's. - Carleton Opera Company in
.The Bohemian Girl"
HARRIS BIJOU.-"The Wages of SIM"
kERSAS's LYcEUM.-Bob FitZsimmons and
company.
The BATTLE OF GErTYsBURG.-l5ths street and
Ohio avenue.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.-Prof. Caruana'
May ball
DESIsoS HALL 923 F STREEr.-W. j. Col
rille's lecture OF NatiOnalism.
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At the afternoon SEES

At the afternoon SEES
sion Of the American
Home Missionary So
ciety in the First Con-
gregational Church yes
terday the following Of
ficers were elected: Pres
ident, Gen. o. D. How
ard, U. s. A.; vice pres
idents, Joseph Haw-
ley of Connecticut; Rev.
John X. Mclean, DID,,
Of California. Rev. Jas.
~ Am 49,
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Coffee hot from the roasters today. Our Java
and Mocha Coffee. SOC. per pound,
makes an excellent drink.
METzGER' S Fine Family Grocery Az 7th st. n W.
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Fifty More of Those Fine Sewing Ma
chimes selling SO rapidly at :lO at AUERBAcH's
Capitol Hill branch Domestic Machines and
Patterns, 4th and Pa. ave. Sc. WM FUNK, Mngr.
my12-eoti1O
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To ATTRACT large crowd at the Rink" to-
morrow We will offer 2i-inch solid oak Shake
speare parlor tables. with shelf. at 81 each.
value, S3; 40-ineh Lakewood striped scrims for
summer draperies. 5 different cOlOrings, only
loo. per yard. We shall also exhibit two SAM
pies Of superfne Marseilles bed spreads, LOCO
OF which are now in the custom house at New
York to arrive here in a few days. Their real
value Is IS. We will take orders from the sam
pies at S2.50 each. julius LANsBURGH.' Rink, J"
on n. Y. ave- near 18th NV. Tomorrow only.
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HIy R.rrs AND OFFICIAL TRAIN SERVICE TO

hAIr RATES AND OFFICIAL TRAM SERVICE TO
MINNEAPOLIS COSyENTIcS VIA y. AND q. IL. r.
fOr the republican, national convention. on June
the Baltimore and Ohio TairCad will sell
round-trip tickets 10 Minneapolis at the low
rate Of one fare for the round trip. Tickets
viii be ON sale at all Offices June / 20 ), inclu-
slye. and viii be good for return journey until
June %. inclusive. The rOund-trip fare from
Washington will be SIS. So In addition To its reg
MAR double daily train service &c the northwest
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run three
Official trains Of Pullman sleeping ears to Min
neapols. leaving Washington Saturday after
noon. June 4. One of these trains will be UNI
der the personal supervision OF Mr.. Thomas ii.
Mckee. secretary Of the national republican
eommittee- Another train WI. be occupied by
the Pennsylvania Club. of which Messrs. II. J.
Shoemaker, II. A. Cobsugh. Daniel Ramey. ].
Z. Queen and J. VI. Test are the committee hav-
ing the trip in charge. The third train viii be
occupied by the Harrison and Morton League
he transportation arrangements being in
charge Of W. Calvin Chase. No. li09. i street
northwest, Washington For full information
rs TO time Of trains. sleeping-car aecommoda-
tons, meals, &C., apply TO any of gentlemen
named above or TO S. b. Hege, city passenger
agent, 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
-Adrt
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

RIVER yIEw.-SteamerP entz at 9:i5 q. m. 1 As
and Gas pm.
Mt. NEISOS.-Charles Manchester, 10 am.
MARSHALL HALL.-Steamer Manchester, 10
am anl Z:lj pm.
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RIIsIxeER's Ice Cream, 255 G st. NV.

A GKSrLKNAS of the bureau Of printing and
engraving writes under date of April 30:
L. 5. Dental Assn. 9TH and d. city:
Gentlemen: The operations performed for me
at your rooms are frst-class in every respect
and the charges most reasonable.
Respectfully. e. G. DENNIS,
12S st. NV.
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Additional Sunday Train for Baltimore via
ExIf aud ohio ~.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has placed
q new SUNDAY tram III service between Washing
ton and Baltimore. leaving Washington IL $50
?. m. The train heretofore leaving Baltimore
for Washington at II P. m daily viii hereafter
leave at IL 80 2. Full schedule of all local
trains of Baltimore and Ohio railroad Is pub
lshed elsewhere in this paper-Adct.
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FoR the first time in years the residents OF
Washington us well as the large number OF
visitors to the capital city, can take daylight
trip to the famous places in the beautiful
Shenandoah valley, returning to Washington
Same day. Trains leave B. 4 U. station, corner
New Jersey avenue and streets, s45 a. M.
$3.50 pm. Ills pm, and returning arrive
Washington 7:30 am, l1:5l am, 11:15 pm.
For all information as to schedules, rates,
tickets, DC, apply to E. J. LOCKWOOD, passen-
ger agent, N. 4 W. r. r., 1888 Pa. ave.-Adrt.
The many friends of John A. Rawlins Post
are invited to enjoy their select moonlight ex-
cursion to Marshall Hall, May 3I.-Adrt.
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HOME MISSIONS.
Gen. o. o. Howard Elected President of this
American Society.

OTHER OFFICERS ELEcTED-PAPKRs OF GREAT
INTEREST READ AND DISCUSSED AT THE sEs-
SION THIS MoRNISe-wORK AT THE AFTER
NOON MEKrISG-PRoGRAMF FOR TONIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

1nPRovKp TRAIN SERVICE on THE METRO
PoLITAx BaANcH--rhe b. and o. railroad has
placed In service an additional train on Metro
politan Branch. leaving Washington daily at
6,45 am. Full schedule Of all local trains il
Dublished In another column in this paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

CARRIAGE AND SEASIDE HATS.
We have on display in our show room thi,
week a handsome assortment of Paris trimmed
hats lust arrived Suitable for street, carriage
and seaside. PALNkR, Importer.
1l07 + at
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None Name 1t But to Praise.
Wheeler & Wilson's New High Arm No. 8.
A marvel of lightness and swiftness.
jazz Office 437 9Th st. NV
ROvn1 Cline mends eyervfhipo nruug;afa IN
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HAVE your building. repairs and alterations
made promptly and at reasonable prices by
C.. ID. COLLINS. builder, 717-719 18th ST. n. W.
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CONDITION OF HE wArER-

Temperature and condition Of water at 8
ann: Great Falls, temperature. GA; condition.
Is. Receiving reservoir. temperature. &c. Con-
dltlon mt north connection, -: condition at
south connection, SO: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 6S; condition at infuent gate
house, IS; condition at efIiuent gate house, 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

1875 BELLE OF NELSON. genuine handmade
sour mash whisky of the finest character, bottled
at the distillery. CEARLEs KRAMER, agent for
the District Columbia
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CARPETS CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
woRKs 631-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
proof free of charge. Telephone 1852.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A LbAUGH'S GRAND oPERA HOUSE
"A Fourth Week Of The Summer Ol.era stA.o
WINNINGS At SIS. MATINEE sA1phDAI


A LbAUGH's GRAND oPEIlA HOUSE
"A Fourth Week q t6s Sumner oisra Season.
WINNINGS AT SIS. MATINEE SATURDAY.
S SssHHH$S SE EE s SS$$SEEssE
IN THE
=s$H#HEHIsS $ $ffSsEE::
With powerful cast, iieluding
s Nss Ssr s' a. ss NJ s as Tssa
Tom inek.ts alternating A. DsSiisLoof and ". 4.
A Chorus q ioriy AID .urn.n,ed orch..tr.
Aged seat in he o.rhestr. Circle 70. p cents
Mordas Hss sse Il Enc SS SSs6i.i
Special H sfSTs SSS 5& on D; sSnE Day. 2o
N penn. ave. and ll,h st.
THIS wEEK-MATINEE SATURDAY.
The Champion Middle weight Fighter.
BOB FlTzslMMoNs.
And His Company.
fitz,mmons will meet all corners in either his own
= Nt1s ,wsykuHoLMEs' CONTINENTAL srE-
Jun. 6-E.n.h Manager Eugene Keuan. my236t
GRAND DECORATION DAY PROGRAM
MAY 30. AT The GROUNDS OF THE
GLEN ECHO cHAUTAU QUA-
The ideal place for q holiday. Easily reached By
electric railway or by the new e1ear-
s!on barYes On the canal
Concerts in the magnificent Amphithester and the
picturesque Hall Of Philosophy.
Prof Emil Morris orchestra will yi1 reci.als after
noon and evening.
Instrumental and vocal soloists.
Organ recitals at - noon and . pm.
Patriotic music feature of tile program.
Refreshments may be obtained on the grounds.
ADMISSION Especial for this occasion), 10 CENTS
Round trip by barge tincuding admisson), 40 cents
boats will run every hour. my20-3t
MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN AND THE LADIES
OF THE
GARFIELD HOSPITAL
Request Your Presence and Assistance ats
PETE AND BAZAAR
AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS OF MAY 30
AND 3d. 1892.
BEGINNING AT 2P. u. MAY 30
Many New Attractions for Every One.
Eighth Anniversary Exercises changed to p. IN May
30.
Dancing at o p. m. May 81 in the New Miller Memo
rial Building. Garfield Hospital corner 1lth ST and
Florida ave- NV. my26-5t
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The COCHRAN, 14th and X streets north
west. will make special rates for summer
months.
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LOCAL MENTION.
This Weather.
ILL 8 P. N. FRIDAY

FORECAST TILL P. NJ. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia MARYLAND
and Virginia. fair til Friday night; south
westerly winds
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DENTISTRY.

nR. r. CLINTON BLAIR. 42g sTH ST NV
~ Dentistry in all it, branches rrHst'alis Trr.s
FILLING specially. Gas administered. En-at,. cuts
II s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
y. Coz. 9TH ana n SIS n W
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY AT NODEHATf PRICES
The Leading dental orZanlAti ~ Ane-ieA. ,sini-
posed exclusively % exp-rt specialists Read ar
prices. &c. in nrst column ~ last PAGE. iny24-tr
nR. J. III. HESS.
IL DENTIST,
l092 l}th -. NV
Crown and bridge work. Artificial teeth without
plates. mo- lrl-
nR. NJ. Is. erosion DENTIST, OF llNS laTH
~ II. n. W. wishes his patients know Ia viii leave
the city for his cottage at Colonial Beach June L.,
September -. mVl:SIai'
nR. STARR PARSONS
~ Sc. corner 9TH and SITS. n W,
Dentistry Ia all it, branches.
Filling and preservation of the natural teeth a spe.
cialty. mh3S
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PERFEcr filings: Silver, 75c-; platins, 81.
Gold, cement, &c. Artistic and guaranteed.
L. 5. DENTAL ASSOCIATION, It'll and ID NV.
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Strictly Fine Coffee.
Hot from the rooster today.
Our Old Mandahling Java Coffee makes
A royal drink
METzGER's Fine Family Grocery All It'll st. n. W.
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DETHEsDA PARK NOW OPEN.

Beautiful new Gravity Railroad nov running.
Plenty Of pretty groves. with for picnic parties
Open cars now running frequently.
Cafe open May Is. in charge Of A. Fortn the White
House chef under tbs Arthur and Cleveland admins
trations.
Take the children TO feed the swans on the lake
Take 6eorgstown and Tsnallytown cars ct 32d and
streets.
Picnic parties cordially welcomed ana special fscil
ties granted
On NAY 80 Prof. HamptoaS Circus Of Trained Dog,
Win give performances q and 7pm-. 70 which Cd
mittancc 10 frss myIO-er
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THE WONDERFUL cAvERNs OF LURAY, VA.
Portable accommolstions ct the Laufsncs You issve
Wilmington q ~ m. do the cayerns at night and
oe Iscr eGaA 10 p m next day. Let us take Il m
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C,RRI.ay AND SEASIDE HATs.

LIGHTSISG Rob orders send TO l206 Pa. ave
No authorized agent See special notices j
II. kUEHLISG-
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TRoTT. 1902 Fourteenth st. NV, closes at 7
pm. Except Saturday and sells motions
cheaper than any one else. Scissors, 3, 5 and
10c. II
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WHAT Can CurrcuRA Do.

Everything shat is cleansing purifying and beauti
flying for the skim scalp and hair of infants and chill
dren the CUTICURA REMEDIES will do. They
speedily cure itching and burning eczemas. cleanse
the scalp Of scaly humors. purify the blood and
store the hair They absolutely pure. agreeable
and unfaiing. Sold everywhere. my23
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w. NJ. SHusrus & Sox

ARE OFFERING VERY HANDSOME AZ.
eoRTMENT OF NEW SPRING DRESS
GOODS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE tTYIRS
IMPORTED THIS SEASON, COMPRISING
SILK AND WOODEN MATERIALS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES OUT THIS SEASON, AND
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF LAWNS.
0IN0HAMS AND ORGANDIE8, AND FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF COTTON
FABRIQUEs OF THE NEWEST STYLES.
THE LOWEST PRICES. WE AIsO HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK or INDIA SILKS.
BLACK SILKS. AND, IN FACT. A CON.
PLETE STOCK OF DRESS Goods OF TIE
LATEST IMPORTATION, ALL OF WHICH
WE OFFER AT THE LOWEaf RATES. AID
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY. -
W. n. SHUoTR1 Z son,
m2 cue PA AVA
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TOMB OF WASHINGTON.

Until further notice the Palatial Iron and Steel
Steamer CHARLES MACALESTRR viii leave her
wharf. foot Of eth ST. as follows:
FOR MOUNT vERNoN.-one trip daily. except
sunday, At 10 Q. sharp, reaching the city her
return at p. IN. Fare round trip. IN fncludine
admission to the mansion and grounds Elegant cafe
ON the Charles Macslester and lunch served city
prices.
THE MERRY MONTH OF MAY ON THE GREEN
LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.
MARSHALL HALL.-Sunday trips Plank Shad
Dinners at II m; and 30 p. m. Fare round trip.
% cents. Plank Shad Dinners served daily on week
days Steamer leave the wharf at 10 e. IA. and IS
Z: IA. daily. returning at 30 and D. Round trip,
Band on all trips. daily and SUNDAY.
my16 L. L. BLAKE, Capt
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Fits for All.

Fits for All.
Those 48c. Jean Drawers are ..the best made, Z"
we can hit any man-no matter how long or
short. 4sc. FRANC Il Son, One Price,
my25, 1928 Cor. It'll and ID sts
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GASOLINE TESTERS. HENPLER's, 453 Pa. av

CHa. XASDER's own true blackberry cordials
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Best Screen Doors. 81; Best Lawn Mowers
$685. Best Freezers. s1.5O
my24eo3t+ l.. II. HOPKINS, 1888 st. NV.
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:. Heller, 720 It'll ST. NV, is making q spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and shampooing; also cures Dandruff. my2O-tr
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Ice CREAM SOFA, SC. SHEETz's, 10th and F
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RIVER VIEW.
A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS
great and delighted audience erected ON Sunday
the following brilliant which Will be repeated
on TUESDAY, May "a WEDNESDAY, 25th; SAT-
URDAY. 2Sth and SUNDAY, 18th.
Engagement extraordn airy of the Famous and
49, beautiful CYRENE,
THE QUEEN OF DANCE, in her world famed Span-
ish and Serpentine Dance.
First appearance in this country Of the eelsbrsted
SISTERS BRAATZ
SISTERS MARGEIIISR fsi
Imported to this country by Roster 3ial) perform
lng their thrilling midair acts golden pedesals
and slack wire.
Limited sngagamcnt of the aerial Stars,
THE SISTERS MENDOZA
In their Wonderful Trnpeze Act.
For these brilliant special features no extra
charge IS made, Two performances each day.
dren's Day. Tickets LIE -
The Pentz's time table: Sunday from 9TH 1t
wharf. 1870 NJ. 800 and $50 y. m Week days
0:4o q. ~. As and 6:45 p. IA. myl3
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EDUCATIONAL
TIE BrRIlIz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
- 18Th - NV
OfkN ALL. SIMMER


hE NolcE fHlsloIoGiCAILY pENEIoIED
iOr o'n'er' and opera Ar''y To- r,osr
n'ysi-;,w. Tfe crpSty cor. "a ana : - NV.
FRENCH SYSTEM OF SOUND S,lfnof ~ n
u II n.w-Sunuivr tern -ias-ss. "a Ia5.ar-. r.
2 ~ : ~ ioMs ti.l-s wset ~ lsss,,ns. 80 NILE
'. TDHOMMt teaches a r.s d rsr.sru a. :, nj
piaCtical nse 90 the lf~srl irnfrlit \.
y. B.-PrfVAte Instruction u desired nfyat.es.
A CNE pHoNOGEAPgH AND ~ SlNFSS SfIit,af-
"a 81 y II. nv. NniuulYT
students rss-.iNea tbHrourh tfafnas "a stew. -.,l-y
and tlpewriting IN tAr.a mguth~ - .a.,,nl .rin
needed Terms tSrnabin Sra-irI short a., 49, -
lhokkeerinv, I.nmsnShr AMI ariil ,istir ~,.-,.,us
day sud eNcning. send ter ClTCaisr. q. J. NJ ~
lrinslpAl. O.
SlGNoR MAKTANo MAMA
SCHOOL FOR SINGING
Thorough and only school q iA- Italian method m
Nashngion. Pupils Irrrarsl fdr ,rf.-e-fs orat.ui q
and grand "pera. An oCf'stDuitN - fnrr,l stu
Ilt,e Tot Solfegg'N and placing II tIu N,iU,.
fOr particulars yall az stlufn.
sla N ST NORTHWEST
ErELkA GERsTI,Gs MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
MAX STRAKoSCH. Msuarvr
Hostou Herald: Sic. Mana's voice was heard % -r-
Sellent advantage Hast nisht, lstug las Il cNcs-
iehi qeahtS, good volume ana >AiliulS used.
MokRIsSEN'S GRAND ENGLISH OPERA 90.
Grand Opera House. New Work
Especial ons aFeri-'nt for two seaSonsN
New York Herald; Tho Nsyhis'arhrl,so Il Mr. Nains
WAS capital IN many WAYS a. sang VERY wall anl
=. TED VITA great deal 81 sTirt. ms ruwcrtuy isfrs
1hs h,.y.d Mr.. Mama. - fHatc'i. WAS excellent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

CLOSING SALE OF WATER CoLoRs.-Messrs
Latimer Il Sloan will hold a closing sale tomor.
row Of water colors at II m. and pm. Some
Of choicest pieces remain yet to be sold.-Adct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

Jous a. RAwLISs Posr's ExcunsIox to Mar.
shall Hall viii be Nay 81. Bee advertisement, Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

Gov. Stone, grand commander Of the Con-
federate Veterans OF Mississippi has called q
grand camp and reunion of that organization
to be held the second Tuesday in July at Jack
son.