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The Christian Epheavor Convention.

Rev. DIR. Harnlin, who returned this week
from the convention Of the Christian Endeavor
Society in New York, gave very interesting
talk at the Church of the Covenant last evening
upon the work of the convention. The society,
he said. has only been in existence twenty years
and now it has $50, 600 active workers No
other Christian movement ever secured such a
hold Its growing success Is a strong indica-
ton that Christian union is sure TO come TIE
members belong TO thirty-three Christian de-
nominations, and at the convention there was
not the slightest sectarianism shown. He re-
Rarded the church as an institution for worship,
the sunday school for teaching. but the Chris
aian Endeavor Society for Christian training.
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The Milk Question.

Editor Of The Evening Star:
Dear Sir: was pleased to see in last nights
STAR the attention Of the public called to the
adulteration of milk and cream
1 think it high time that something was being
done to prevent this practice. Considering
that the milk dealers make a profit of moro
than 200 per cent.we might, at least. be afforded
the pure article. The Woodworking farmer,
who feeds the cows and milks them. realizes at
present. for pure unskimmed milk. maximum
OF eight cents per gallon and only ffty-fve cents
parSaiiou for pure cream. Veal know how much
we pay for the mixture of coloring. &c. We
clso know the effect of Such mixtures with small
children and how useless it is to try to have
good coffee without good cream.
FARMERS DAUGHTER
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

FAvoRINa THE CONTAGIOUS HOSPITAL.
The Commissioners yesterday forwarded
Chairman Holman Of the House committee on
appropriations the following Recommendation
relative to the item Of $40 900 inserted in the
sundry civil bill for q hospital for contagious
diseases: The Commissioners have the honor to
recommend that the appropriation for hos
pital for contagious diseases which has been
added to the sundry civil bill in the Senate. be
retained by the conference committee. This is
measure of public health and safety. The abb
sence Of such a hospital has frequently jeopar-
died the health of this entire community. and
the Commissioners hope that YOU will further
its establishment by a favorable action upon the
item referred to.
AS TO VAULT PERMITS.
The Commissioners have ordered that here
after mo permit shall be given for the con-
struction Of a vault until plan showing the
proposed openings in said vault shall have been
submitted to the inspector Of building and ap-
proved by the Commissioners of the District
Of Columbia"
The order was made necessary because in
front Of some of the buildings now being erected
the sidewalks are almost entirely taken up with
openings for the vaults, making sidewalks Of
iron doors and gratings, which would be almost
impossible in winter.
NEW WATER MAINS.
street, between 14th street and University place,
at an estimated cost of s545.s5, and four-inch
water main on Morgan street. New Jersey ave-
nue. to Kirby street, at a cost Of S474.43.
THE SANDY SPRINGS RAILROAD.
The Commissioners recommend that Senate
bill 3343, ITO amend an act to incorporate the
Washington and Sandy Springs Marrow Gauge
railroad" be amended by inserting the words.
Provided that the work on said railroad shall
be commenced within three months after the
passage Of the nct." With this change they
recommend the passage Of the bill. They also
recommend favorable action on II. r. bill 94l7
ITO incorporate the Protestant Episcopal
Cathedral Foundation Of the District Of Co.
lumbia."
MISCELLANEOUS.
Abbie Daley. 6O4 I'd street, has been granted
a retail liquor license.
The commission Of James s. Kerns as addi-
tional private for duty at the city post Office
has been revoked.
been granted to j. r. Rouser and John T. Sui
Ivan.
Three public gas lamps will be erected on
Whitney street east of It'll to Light the en-
trance to Soldiers Home.
A drinking fountain will be erected at 14th
and B streets northwest.
1t was ordered that replacement of sewers by
a new line of sewers between 9Th and Tber
sewer. at an estimated cost of S7,6O5, be added
to the provisional schedule.
A fire hydrant will be erected on 18th street
between G and II streets northwest at q cost of
so.
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Spring Lake Beach, N. J., July 10, 1892.
The Manogue Democrats to Ratify.

A ratification meeting will be held in front Of
the city hall the evening OF September under
the auspices of the Manogue central democratic
committee. Rooms on Pennsylvania avenue
between 9th and 10Th streets have been rented
and Cleveland and Stevenson banner will be
flung TO the breeze. 1t was voted at the mect-
ing last night to request all duly elected mem
bers of the committee who have heretofore
affiliated with the Weller committee to enroll
themselves IN the Manogue committee, else
their positions will be filled of the next meet
ing.
Tie following were appointed as members of
the advisory committee: Thomas Gray, DIR. j.
A. Watson. J. Z. kidwell. j. I. Fowler, Victor
Boyer, James Beyer, II. ". Emo, +. ]. Bra
shears and W. II. Rose. jr.
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ANACOSTIA.
A DfLraHTFUI ENTERTAIN

DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
What may properly be called grand ball was
given last night by Miss Rena Richie at he,
pretty home in Prince Georges county, Md
Forty-five couples attended. They represented
Washington, Good Hope and Alexandria and
the Maryland counties Of Prince Georges,
Charles and st. Marys. Miss Richie received
in simple gown Of white silk. A collation.
worthy OF the occasion was served at midnight.
NOTES.
Tonight the Anacostia Citizens Association
meets. Among the important features of the
meeting will be the report Of the committee on
free mail delivery.
John b. Cough Lodge, No. 8, Independent
Order Of Good Templars, are now holding
meetings regularly.
Mr.. John E. Powell, electrician of the Treas
ury Department and family left yesterday for
several weeks outing in Maine.
The inadequacy of sewers and sewer OPEN
ings will be considered at tonights meeting of
the Citizens Association.
The Anacostia Baptist Sabbath school has ar
ranged for down-river excursion.
Mr.. Herbert F. L. Allen il back from the
Blue Ridge in improved health.
The Second Baptist Church Of Anacostia
holds its cottage tonight at the residence of
Mrs. Mary E. Crawford
The twilight services of the NJ E. Church at
tract numbers of the devout
The Epworth League of Methodist Church is
arranging for a lawn social
Anacostia Lodge, Knights of Pythias, met at
Masonic Hall last night
The Anacostia cars are expected to run along
+, up 9th and down 18th next week.
Miss Esther Gordon is the guest of Miss
Floss Etzer Of Maple avenue
Mr.. John n. Minnix and daughter, Miss
Matte Marie, are spending some time at Piney
Point
Miss Matte Mitchell is summerirg at Colo
NAL Beach
Mrs. Kerby, wife of Sergt Charles Kerby, is
spending the summer at North Fork. Va.
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Wants 100000 Damages.

Patrick Reidy has entered suit against Ammi
A. Thomas, J. Paul Jones, H. J. Gray, Frank
ID. Conger, F. n. Carver, D. Conner and z.
Jones, owners and builders Of the temporary
post Office building OF G stree: between 9Th and
7th streets northwest, for go, 900 damages. The
declaration, filed by Mcssrs. S. s. Hcnkle and
II. ". Beresford, sets forth that in February q
piece of timber was carelessly let fall on hin,
and he was SO injured that he was confined to
the hospital three weeks and has been unable
to resume work in learning the trade Of black
srnith;ng
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RIVER VIEw.-Steamer Pentz, S:45 am. and
las and 6:45 pm
MARsEALL HALL--Steamers Manchester and
River Queen. 9 and 10 am. and 2:30 pm
BAY RID6E-Trains leave Il. and o. station
els am. $50 and AIS pm
COLONIAL BEACH AND PrSEY PoISr.-George
Ieary, 6 pm
BETHESDA PARK.-Take Tenleytown cara
INDIAN HEAD.-Steamer Macalester, 6:45
pm.
COLONIAL BEACH AND RIVER LANDINGS
7. " Arrow-nith, $50 pm.
INDIAN HEAD.-Pentz. 6:i5 pm.
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The funeral of Mrs. Emma D. Spencer, wife
of VIM ]. Spencer, took place yesterday even
ing from her late residence on 18th street north
vest Services were conducted by Pastor E.
Hez Sven Of the Second Baptist Church, of
which the deceased was a member. Her re-
mains were placed temporarily in the receiving
vault at Gienwood cemetery, to be removed
later in the season to Castleton, Vt, for fnal
tnterment IN the family lot Mrs. Spencer was
. native Of Fort Ann, y. Y. The following
we're the pallbearers: John FoSarty. James
Hally, James B. Royce, Charles freedman.
Charles G. Wells and George Z. Phillips
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The Homestead Strikers Endorsed.

At q meeting Of District Assembly No. &C.,
Knights Of Labor, last evening the resolutions
Of the American Federation Of Labor in sup
port Of the striking steel workers at Home
stead were Endorsed, and a resolution was
adopted thanking J. H. Ralston for his efforts
in securing the Introduction Of the single tax
system in the town of Hyattsvillc.
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THE CARROLL INSTITUTE.
Corner Stone of Its New Building to Be
Laid Next Wednesday.

Laid Next Wednesday.
The corner stone Of the new building that is
being erected by the Carroll Institute on 10th
street near New York avenue will be laid next
Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Father Walter
will oficiate and Rev. DR.. Stafford Of Baltimore
will deliver an address. Tho building is up one
story and this will be entirely foored over. so
that all who attend the ceremonies can be ac-
commodated. The exercises will be simple and
impressive and no attempt at elaboration will
be made ON account of the hot weather.
II IL expected that the building will be COM
plotted b. November next and that it will be
opened with fair, for which extensive prepara-
lions will be made. Cardinal Gibbons, Bishop
keane and other distinguished men will attend
the dedication ceremonies and the program will
be quite ample.
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sloo1Box OF CIoARs. 1O11 Pa. ave.

1901 z NV. International Market.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

CLARA BERRY Of No. 10 1st street northeast
fell In fit at Sd and II streets northeast yes
teriay and was removed to her home.
CHAs. CLARK of 2O9 VI street northwest was
taken sick in front of 202g \ street northwest
last evening and taken home in the patrol
wagon Of the third precinct
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A Eoy's Bad Fall.

Walter Clark, employed as a water boy on the
new buildings at 18th and d streets southeast,
fell from the third story yesterday afternoon to
the ground floor, and his face striking the
joists he was badly cut and bruised He was
attended by Dr.. Roberts, who found that the
skull was not fractured, but he is very severely
cut and bruised He was taken TO his home,
$40 II street northwest
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Amateur Base Bail.

The game between the Y. n. C. A. and the
Young Mems Catholic Club at the formers
grounds yesterday was won by the Y. ". C. A.
BY a score of Is to 4.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Printing team
will play the Young Mems Catholic Club Saiur-
day evening ct Capitol Park. The battery
for the Catholic club will be Fitzgerald and
White, and for the bureau Bernard and Leach.
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Orient Athletic Club Tournament

On account of the condition of the grounds
but two Of the courts could be used last night
The ladies' singles and gentlemen's doubles will
continue this evening. The finals in singles
viii be played Saturday evening. Yesterdays
kcore Was ~ follows: Newton beat Biddle &c,
SIS, rs. O'Leary and Campbell beat Burns
and Barker 6-3. 6-3. Blair and Shields beat
Walker and b. WEIGH SO, g.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

I14s am. 11 pm. SIS am. 6I2 pm.
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ing and disgusting. They especially severe on
his legs. back Of his ears ard his head His hair
matted that conbipg sometimes impossible
His legs we've so bad that sometimes he could not sit
down. and when he trisd to walk his logs would crack
open and the blood start Physicians did effect
cure. decided to give him Hoods Sarsaparilla In
two weeks the commenced heal up the scales
came on and all ovor his body and healthy flesh
and skin formed. When he had taken two bottles Of
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
he was entirely free from sores" HARRY &. RUBY,
Box $50. Columbia, Pa
HOODS PILLS are mild. gentle. painless,s safe
and efficient cathnrtic. Always reliable. PIC.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Tue BATTLE OF GET stree: and
Clio avenue.
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MOUNT VERNON.
THE TOMB oF WASHINGTON
- Andthe
GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL Har,.

" s~anohAA@L
MOUNT yERNoy.-Tb- steamer Ms~s,.-,., IA
NOUN, vernon daily. erc.rt sunday, ct 10 a M re-
turning hv 2h 2. Fare. round .rip al in
sSi,nding admission 20 the msnsion and grounds %
,yan, ernon Caf- on the steamer. Mount Neraon
piMAhsHALL HALL--steaners Mscsles.sr ana
fiNer Queen follows.
byAy IS I : M, . A. , 10 and elsp.m.
pAiLi. EXCEPT SUNDAYS and los m and eos
INDIAN HEAD EVENING TRIPS landing N
n i,srshtl, 6sn 18th ways FRIDAY snd sATUR
tpips and nss = MsssS 4 aS Music Al
Parties can 80 down 20 Marshall Hall on The asrr.
ms or afternoon trifs 81 .te.m.sv and return on
ol tse conpanys regular boats for one
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alexandra. ana
r1ser landrs ~ far down Cilynont inriuiing Ma
sael HALL 10th WAYS. nj 8 a m daily exoers Sunday
sunday schools going 20 Marshall Hall should axe
'ie M s,,si,r i' = r, ~ YsaI agsmi
ty4 STEAMBOAT Co
NEW AND PALATIAL STEAMER
From tn st. Ferry whs-S commen-ins
SATURDAY. JUNE IL. AT 5.3oPM
Eesrres her rosie on the PICTURESQUE LowER
fplgM &C, lnclnainv the DFIf6HrFrT.
sAIIkDAr EVENING TRIPS AT5.pPH
on MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS AT II
i0's eS6 s stm MMsRhf RfsoR faces
COLON1L BEACH, COLrON,s I.EONARpToyv
81. GIoR9E's ISLAND. month"; CREEK
YEocoMIcO, CoAN RIVER AND
SMITHS CREEK.
~, Rcturn ms. arrives at Warrington IN suniav. a
10 20 .. m. and on wednesday. and Frdays a 4 M
Steamer express fitted for the route fs..enver a.
eosin,lno s nrst-cis<s c. W RIDLEY
geio-en General hanaesr
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Baptist Young Peoples Union.
The convention Of the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of America was opened in Detroit yes
terday afternoon, nearly 5000 delegates being
present
The annual report was read by General Secre.
tary Wilkins, closing the evening sessions.
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Excursions.

The excursion OF the Catholic Total Absti
nence Societies. which was postponed on ac-
count Of the inclemency Of the weather. will
be given on Monday, the 18th instant. Tickets
already purchased will be good for tina. date.
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"QUEES ANNE" WINDOW SCREENS, another
large invoice just received. Sc cents each Fit
any window from IS to A. inches in width.
Screen Doors. with spring hinges and fixtures
complete, S125 Also a large inroice of Wire
Cloth, all widths. for doors and windows.
Heavy Galvanized Garbage Cans. IS each.
CHAs. 7. CARTER Co.,
Three doors from 9th st. COG Pa. ave. NV.
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Notable Wedding in Southern Maryland.

Notable wedding In Southern Maryland.
Correspondence Of The Evening Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, July 14.-Mrs. Mittie p.
Bowling Of this county and Mr.. Harry E.
Quinn, auditor Of the clothing department of
the navy at Washington. were married this
morning at 8 O'Clock at "The Meadows" the
home Of the bride. Quite a number OF friends
Of the happy couple assembled early in the
morning in the beautiful parlors Of tho mansion.
which IL one Of the finest country residences in
southern Maryland, to witness the ceremony,
Rev. Joseph A. Cunnane Of st. Mary's Church
officiating.
Among those present were Mr.. Gill Bowling
Of Woodville. Miss Kate Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
B. Clagett, Dr.. w. W. Waring ard wife. Mr..
Plummer and daughter. Mira. Stuhl, Frank ".
Hill and wife, Miss Maud v. Belt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Osborne, Mr.. and Mira. e. G. Magruder,
Miss Mary Clagett, T. J. Cngett, Mrs. NJ.
Duckett, Dom Bowling and sisters, DR.. VIM. H.
Hnrper, Clarence Hall and Nye Warrington.
The bride wore q travelling costume OF gray
cloth, trimmed with velvet, and hat to match.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn were
driven to Washington, where they took the
train for Long Branch. They will be gone on
| tour Of several weeks, during which they will
visit the most important summer resorts OF the
Atlantic coast.
Breakfast was served after the ceremony to
all present
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

GASOIscIoANo. &C
$40 PM THIS EVENING. $40
The The planets; ne moon .na the summer starH
In silence andsrnea;s Is. siarlis siy"
I've Rig steamers. Two Ein. B.na.
Two Handsome Biz ui Bos Ss THIS asy, EVEN
.RSaI atIL AM sSp hS5b Sf nfsb TO
ssssss %s s 4 m sSs g.oriyi
st ha rSs aI T rS a ssed bsncn
Mnsae on the New PAy1lons Round trip. - cents 1,
BErHEsDA PARk.
ADMISSION FREE.
Parachute Leap volunteered for hv ''post- repo-ter
ard postponed on account Of rain viii take rlaos
7o'cLocK SHARP.
Re-enrarement Of
GRACE SHANNON
And her company of Practical. Scientific and Er-
perienoed A-ronauts
Miss PEARL Ia ROY.
Prof. +. W. ScoEFIELD.
THE BOY WONDER.
AND THE
LESTER BROTHERS,
Introducing the most marvellous and daring fests
accomplished
Balloon Ascensions and Double Parachute Icaps
Ascensions and Triple Drops
PROGRAM CHANGED EVERY EVENING.
Under the management Of the world's-reuoxued
aeronautic en1ineer.
PROF. ED. r. HUTCHINSON.
The record Of the past a guarantee for the future
Take Georgetown and Tennsllytown cars 3ea and
sts. Plenty Of open cars and ample socommoda-
GRAND EXCURSION TO
RIVER VIEW
By
HERMIoNE LODGE. No. IL X Off
HERMIoNE DIVISION. No. e. q. K. Off.
On TUESDAY, JULY 10. 1892.
TICKETS. - CENTS.
The Steamer Samuel J. Pentz will leave Hich street
street wharf =, 10 m. and and $50 PA Sists.
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION
MONDAY. JULY Is. 1892.
To Indian Head and return on Steamer River Queen.
Under auspices Of the
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETIES OF
WASHINGTON.
Grand Literary Exercises and Concert on the Boat
Boat leaves 9TH ST. wharf at 6:3op.m-
TICKETS. 25 CENTS
On account of the inclemency Of the weather Mon
day. July IL. 1892. the excursion was postponed.
Tickets issued that date are good on this
sion. fv15-2t
SECoND EXCURSION OF THE SEASON TO
MARSHALL HALL
BY the
NATIONAL RIFLES
MONDAY EVENING. JULYIs
Steamer Charles Macalester viii leave the wharf at
$40 y. IN. s1arp.
Tickets, 5ocenss. For sale by the members and at
the boat ty15-n
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WALDEN Cosnac, highest Cal. grade. C. xAsDrR

NorIcE OuH Prices WHILE BEEF IS Hon.
Prime Rib Roast. 10c.
Sirloin Steak, he; Round. 10c.: p. FL. Steak,
49,; Lamb, IKE. TO 15c.; Veal, I2J C. - 15c:
Pure Lard. l0c.; Pork, 125%c. Vegetables of
every variety at lowest market prices. Drop Us
postal order
1901 T. NV, International Market.
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SPLENDID GLASSES, Ell HrxpLER's, 45s Pa av.

HIdH-CLAss MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE.
Viii close balance OF BOnnets and Hats. i'm
ported and of original designs, at half price
Cntrimmed HATS ut cost.
PALMER Importer 11O7 st.
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WHEN You are away and can't get good Candy
at any price you viii regret that you did not
take n box of SHEETzs Candy with you Only
Sc. a pound
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drcements topurchasers of Refrigerators, Water
Coolers, Preserving Jars, Jelly Cans and Pre-
serving Kettles.
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Southern Band, Prof. W. Paris Chambers
cornet soloist, superior to Levy. B. and o.
trains at Gals q. n, 80 and 4:2s p. M; Sun.
days at 9;35 q M, Is30, Sis p. m. 81 round
trip.-Adri.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
FORECAST TILL 8 p. NJ. SATURDAY..

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL p. N. SATURDAY..
For the District Of Columbia Maryland and
Virginia, fair today; local showers during Fri
day nigh. or Saturday; cooler by Saturday even
ing; westerly winds.
CONDITION OF THE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at s
an: Great Falls, temperature, 30; condition,
8. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 81. Con-
dition at north connection. 20; condition Mt
south connection, SO; distributing reservoir,
temperature. SO; condition ut infuent gate
house, %; eHluent gate house, IL.
High water. Low water.
I143 am xx pm. SIS am. 6I2 pm.
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How BAsrrs Surrrn

When their tcnder skins literally on Ars with Itch
is. burning. scaiy and biotchy skin and scalp ais
eases. with loss Of hair. bat mothers realixa
curicURA REMEDIES afford fmmediate relief pss-
INIT rest and sleep. and point speedy and econo-
teal cure when the best physicisns and III other
remedies fail Sold svsrywhsre.
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ARTISTIC AND GuAEAyTEED--SilTerF Filings,
IS cents: Platira. 81. Very best Teeth. IS.
L. s. DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 18th and d.
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TEE GREAT NATIONAL PARK-Partics who
receive money from tho United States in pay-
msnt for land taken for public purposes can OBJ
the Washington Loan and Trust Company,
which has a paid-up capital Of d, ooo, 900 and
Sl00. 600 surplus-Adre
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No MoRE leaky vapor stoves. Buv the Dan
gler" A EBERLYs SoNs, rs 7th st. NV
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Souvenir Pocket Knives, Spoons, &c. VAL
FoRD's, AT Pa. ave- It,
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WHY Go TO ATLANTIC CIrY when you can 60
to Ocean City for $500 on Saturday and return
by 10 O'Clock Sunday after visiting the most
magnificent beach in the world?-Adrt
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GEORGETOWN.
DEATH OF MRS. PAXTON,


At Q O'Clock yesterday morning, after an i'll
ness OF several months. Mrs. Sarah Z. Paxton
wife of Mr.. Lloyd Paxton of 1905 street
passed quietly away. At o'clock tomorrow
afternoon the funeral will take place from the
Protestant Church at Tenleytown, Rev. Mr.
Falls officiating. Tenleytown will also be the
place of intermeut.
A SUCCESSFUL TOURNAMENT.
Evening before last a tournament was held
near the Grea. Falls for the benefit of the Parish
of 81. Gabriels, success OF the most pronounced
type attending the efforts Of the knights Eff
teen commended for the prizes and four captured
them.
NOTES.
Sallic s. Haviland, et vir T. G.. has sold to ".
Z. Edmonston. trustee. for Sc, 500, parts OF lots
Go and &c in sub So of d. and II. 3 addition.
Las. night Officer Gilmore arrested Samuel
Blackman for being disordcrly on a street car
and at the station the prisoner was forced to
leave $40 collateral.
Yesterday afternoon. owing to the rain. the
parachute exhibition was not given at Bethesda
Park.
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SIXTY MILES roR 10 CExrs.-On steamer Co
lumbia from Bay Ridge. 81 to Bay Ridge and
return by trains leaving B. and o. station at
9:S5 Q. m, $50 p. m, S:16 p. m.-Adul
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