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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
wRARERs OF THE sfLR,
Spring Meeting Of the Dumblane Club ct
Benning.


The first days program Of the Dumblan,
Club races tomorrow afternoon at the Bennint
track will provide one Of the most enjoysbl,
days sport imaginable. As may be seen from
ths list Of entries, six exciting and closely con
| tested events will be decided, and a. Foxhal
Keene, Kernochsn Knut, Hayes Maddox ant
other prominent gentlemen riders will have
mounts those present will be treated to some
OF the finest bits Of riding to be
seen anywhere. The club has left nothing
uHdone to make the meeting not only a great
society event. but also TO furnish as good racing
| as may be seen under professional management.
The best horses Of the south and north are en-
| tered and every race will be Of blood from start
TO finish. Every accommodation has been pro-
vfded for the convenience and pleasure Of the
general public and il is expected that the at
tendance will be the largest in the history Of
the club.
The following are the entries for tomorrow:
First race-For ponies not over IA. I: One-half
mile. Polo Ranch Stables br. e., aged, Champa,
lss: DR.. Menoeals eh. g., aged ,Quiante, $50; W.
Q. Eustis' oh. m, aged. Ecleen, lao; Foxhsll
keene's ch. g., aged, Bnckshot, $50; Arthur
Whites Dr. g., 3, Foresight, I45; Iamalamsh
Stables b. g., aged, Roulette. $50, and Tama-
laInah Stables Oh. e., q, Trump, l40.
Second Washington cup; hack race;
three-quarters Of mile. VIC. Midtlletons br.
g., aged. Leesburg. $50; F. y. Davidson's ch. e.,
5, Bruce. 100: w. c. Eustis' Oh. g., aged, Loris,
1870; J. Ford Thompson, jr. sch. m, aged Mona,
i6o; Guy !. Writings b. Gagged, Dandy, 100;
J. II. Maccauley's ch. e., aged Ranger, l60, and
+. >. Browns g. T., 4, Bertha B.. 100.
Third race-He Heavyweight steeplechase. short
course; Rsynold Hits b. g., aged, Trojan,
1876; W. q. Middleton's b. g., q, Dick, l95; W..
Hayes ch. g., aged. sherrod, 1876; Washington
stables b. e., aged, Nntchez, 1876; X. Hunter
Dulany's b. g.. aged, Silvertip, 1856, and Percy
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r1s PENSION OFFICE ,xourKr.
A Letter Book WisAAssd BY Order Of IN,
Oommtsesoaee.


At tAe close Of The session Of Ne pension
once investigating eonuitsss on Saturday tn
chairman expressed the opinion list the evi
dsncs IVES ell in, bat Mr.. DUNCAN observed tina
While ths committee could dispense with th,
employees II had under pay IL would b well h
hold the report open until Mr.. Lemon retnrnet
from Europe and could be examined
The committee adjourned TO meet seain on
Monday, May Is. At that time Mr.. Payson, on
the part OF Gen. Rasn, viii introduce evidences
in rsbuttal II II not thought this will occupy
more than one or two sessions.
The meeting vas held in the pension Office and
the committee called upon Private Secretary
Lineaweaver for the letter pres books contain
ing the copies Of the letters written BY wayson
and Smith. These letters sere written in 1880
and led 70 the dischargs Of lot Of democrats
examiners and clerks.
Mr.. Lineaweaver, when the request vas made,
retired TO consult with the Commissioner and
upon his return stated that the commissioner
declined ~ give them to the COMMITTEES without
q written order from the Secretary Of the In
terror. The committee thereupon agreed that
the chairman should address q letter to Secre-
tary Noble asking him whether or not be in
dorsed the conduct Of the commissioner In with
holding the letter book.
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Deeds IN fee have been fled - follows:
r. E. Morris to =. v. Bennett, lot 1. biz. Is,
Long Meadows; $500. A. Louise Tade to C. W.
Rockford, lots "a and %, blk. 2s, Brookland;
$500. John Miller to o. s. Smith. pts. and 8,
81. n of ESQ; $500. d. Carroll Digs to C. v.
Trott, pit. sub H. blk. /, LIE Droit Park; e.. c.
'; Tro.t to ), D; c. Digges, pit. do;;sG F. E.
g. John Forrest to j. c. Davidson, sub 6s,
50. 1874; S2,40Q. I. Gallagher to Catharine Gain,
lots Is and % and pts q and "a so. Gle; IS. $685.
Teresa Solomon to J. H. Nutzey. W. Il 5, So. ISL
s2,soo: +. s. Posey to H. J. Lauck,
sub IS, 50. $50; e; s; >. Wales to
Martha Casey to A. F. Fox. PTS and IS. So.
e23; IS 200. W. H. Baines to E. c. Caldwell.
sub 147. 50. 72f; 5000. l.. NJ Saunders to s.
J. Prescott subs Al and ~, 50. SIS; "a, s46 81.
W. B. Todd, trustee, to b. L. Walker, lot 1, 50.
$50; g. J. 81. Rodrick and F. H. Duehay,
sub 1os 50. 1904; g. Rachel A. E. Taylor Ell
Georgetown; e. H. Beard to Huldah Tiaey,
lot 121, b. 4 As sub Mt Pleasant, and part lI6,
D. 4 LIS do; IS. 400. W. J. Cogan to G. w.
Hogue. part 6, SO. $40; g.. C. r. Newman to
9. T. Smith. sub 40, blk. 5, lie Droit
p part u 3. 50. ISL; q. jesse Brown
A. Sarah Rainey to Helen @. sparhawk, lot ls.
block 4, Brookland; $780, H. Barton ct al to
?. w. Roth, sub II. blk. ., University Heights;
$766.Ss. MariaS. Stanforth TO I. Freebus lease
hold. sub 8, 50. 204; e. s. F. Smith to Bridget
Murphy, 8. half 40. 20. 712, sl,05o. J. L. Heis-
kell to J. A. Hamilton. lot 2, 50. $50; sS, 4s46o.
D. b. Croft to w. r. vanhorn. lot II, blk. 3,
Brightwood Park: s2,252. Bessie Juliet Kibbey
to Fred. B. Mcclure, lots 70 II, 50. SIS; e.
Mary A. r. K. Rose ct al. to City Investment
Co., sub 81, 50. 1884; s775. I. Selby to E.
Wilson, lots and 9, 50. s45, 50. $50; e. A.
B. Hines to 8. 7. Smith, subs 81 and 50, blk. q,
Rosedale; e. C. r. Caldwell 70 o. A. Csld,
well. lot 9, blk. s, Trinidad $4,000. W.
Gunton, trustee, to n. L. Hawiey. snb
W. E. Knowles, sub S1s, %. $50; e..
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Army Orders.

Leave Of absence fer three months
granted Second Lieut.. Peter. c. Harris, thir
tenth infantry.
Leave of absence for four months, with per
mission to apply FOR an extension Of one month
Is granted First Lieut.. Horatio G. Sickel, sew
eath cavalry, and, with the approval Of Ii.
Secretary of War, he is authorised to 20 be.
yond sea.
Leave Of absence for four months on sur
geon's certificate Of disability, with permission
TO leave the United States, is granted Capt
Grin B. Mitcham, ordnance department.
Capt. Charles H. Warrens. u 8. army. re
tired, IL, At his own. request, relieved from
duty at the State Agricultural College Of Ore
gon, Corvallis, Greg, to take effect June 30
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AnacOstia Notes.

Many inquiries for houses are daily made OF
the local real estate dealers, who are unable to
supply the demand.
The N. E. Church was largely given over to
the Epworth League last night
Mrs. Sylvester Coons Of the county is visit-
ing at jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Geo. H. Armstrong 10 not recovering 90
rapidly as her friends desire
MIR. John Gillian Of Philadelphia is the
guest Of his brother-in-hw, Abraham L.
Wendell
Religious service will be held at Emmanael
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
Several new houses are in course Of erection
and several are projected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
MuxYox,s Hoxrop.rHrc
HONE REMEDIES.

Do you believe in Homeopathy More
and more people are all the time coming
that way. The wonderful cures of Ho-
meopathic Specialists have opened the
eyes OF the world
Here il one that never loses 9 case Of
Scarlet Fever, another saves every Diph-
iberia patient. another has conquered
rheumatism. another Catarrh. and 50
on.
MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC HOME
REMEDY co. HAS SECURED TIE
FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIAL
ISIS. Their remedies are making Inar-
Vicious cures
i. ASTHMA relieved in minutes.
.. NERVOUSNESS promptly removed.
3. IMPURE BLOOD corrected.
4. HEADACHE relieved In Is MIN
0ses.
>. COLDS cured in 2 hours.
q. COUGHS easy in Nd minutes
z. DYSPEPSIA cured IN a few days.
q. RHEUMATISM relieved in a few
hours and ultimately cured.
" JAUNpIcE aud all LIVER CON-
PLANTS speedily and successfully
treated.
10. CATARRH relieved In very
short time by gentle aud soothing RENE
dies-
H. WEAK and DFBILITATED per-
sons strengthened and LOST POWER
Festored.
insomnia. Kidney Complaints. Consti-
PATTON. Piles. Neuralgia and all Feinale
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Thousands VI testimonials.
keInsdies neatly put up in screw-cap
Walls
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National University Commencement,

National University Commencement.
The commencement exercises of the medical
and dental departments Of the National Univer-
ity will be held at the Academy of Music to-
morrow evening ut 8 o'clock. Mr.. Arthur
Macarthur, chancellor of the university, will
confer the degrees; Prof. J. B. Hodskins,
D. d. s.. will address tho graduating classes;
the valedietory address will be delivered by
WIN. s. Thomas, NJ D., and Prof. J. +. Winter,
NJ. D., president Of the faculty, will award the
faculty prizes.
The Marine Band will render the music. The
following are the graduates in medicine: Ma.
tilda J. Gallagher, Pennsylvania; Lorin w,
Reid, Ohio; VIM. y. Thomas, New York; in den,
tistry, VIM. Bradley, California; Sheldon @,
Davis, Ohio; Edwin X. Gerow, New York;
David Z. Wiber, District Of Columbia
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A Runaway.

On Saturday evening the team Of Mr. James
EMERSON Of Clifton ran away from the corner
Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue TO the
corner Of 22d and NJ streets Here it colided
with the buggy Of Mr.. Joseph Welsh Of l422,
throwing Mr.. Welsh and Mr.. Watson out, bat
fortunately they were uninjured. The animals
we're caught by VIM. Day, who was dragged
some distance and bruised.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

On Saturday afternoon a FIRE took place in the
confectionery establishment Of G. D. Reckswig,
$50 street northwest, and damage to the ex-
tent Of 800 was done. -. ,s,...,-,
About o'clock yesterday morning two vscan$
houses, Sl7 and al9 ~ street southeast owned
by the whyte estate, was burned. Los about
el,000. ~ 10
Yesterday morning FIRE took place in the
cellar Of H. p: Claflins store, 9Qf F street, and
it was extinguished with loss Of cas-.
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The Germania Maennerchor's Excursion.

The Germania Maennerchor gave its first
annual excursion yesterday to River View.
Over two thousand were present and particle
psted in the festival of song and dance SO dear
to the hearts of those of the fatherland. Prize
bowling was INDUCED in by many. During the
day the choir gathered npon the green lawn and
rendered many delightful chornses and songs
The popular Wednesday trip viii be resumed
this coming Wednesday and continue through
out the season. Cyrene will dance on that &C.
casion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

0ea6h Of LIZ. SOIOmOH g. HUmlfn,
Mr.. Solomon c. Hamlin died yesterday II The
residence Of his son, Rev. Teunis & Hamhn,
l7ss P street. The deceased was a sufferer from
Brisht's disease, but had only been confined to
his bed since Last Monday. He vas native Of
Glenville, Schenectady county, N. Y, but for q
number Of years hed resided in Michigan. For
2. y.en Pat e. ne had made he winter home
and lstterly followed mercantile pursuit, from
which he retired some years ago. HIS wife died
twelve years ago. and the only child 70 survive
him b DR.. Hamlin Of this city. There win be Q
brief service at Dr.. Hamln's residence, No, 11SS
p street, Mis- afternoon at O'Clock, conducted
by Dr. Rankin, and the internant will taks
place Wednesday st Glenville, N. =. .-gOfss1,
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Aaaual Diocesan Caavsas,.s.s,

The annual convention Of the diocese Of
Marylaaa WI convsas In Epiphany CAnssl
Wednesday mernins. Tie ssssious win prob
ably continue through Thuxsday. Bishop Psrel
viii preside and Rev. Pereerins Worth Of BAL
timore b TIE secretary.
Among Ne subiees Hksly 10 Be brought h.
foss ths eonventioa are work emeag ne eolocsd
AZ the uaton, vasRs uambey ef NJ older par,
ishes have never recovered iron the s1scts II u
vsr, ard ~ sexheAzal plaA tor ~ city.
On ThusaoAy WI b ks1d u soss11sa 81 10,
eleEfnAl and fonr lay dspu1ise T. - kisunfnl
6AA4sA vaisA mas1s In Dalamozs asA QsAo6G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

On Saturday night about l:39 o'clock q seri-
Gus accident took place at the Office Of the
Hatchet, 1910 Pennsylvania avenue. Daniel
Burns, a printer, living at "a H street northeast
was about descending the stairs when he lost hin
balance, and falling over the banisters through
the skylight of Schneider's hardware store
struck on desk two floors below. He was
found in great pain and was sent first to the
Emergency Hospital and from thence to the
Providence Hospital. No external injury was
found and it is feared he Is hurt internally.
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OmcPrs Elected .

At the annual election of the Potomac Real
Estate Investment Company the following Off.
GERS were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. NJ. F. Halloran: vice president, John
Hidden; treasurer, John COnnor secretary
John G. Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
MARRIAGE Licences.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: Benjamin
Lacey and Jane Jackson; Lewis 8. Clarke Of
Northumberland county, Va; and Maggie 8.
Vessels Of Accomac county, Va: Charles ].
Bureh and Nellie s. Smith, VIM. Ware and
Rosie Baker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

D"nOP Vu8Ppeue In bf0ohIyne
The new Roman Catholic Church Of 81. An
gustine, at 9Th street and Sterling phce, Brook
Ign, was dedicated yesterday with imposing
pomp and ceremony, conducted by Bishop Nc
Donnell, II being his first official act in thu
diocese over which he has Just been placed
The sermon was preached by Right Rev p. L
Chappelle, bishop Of Santa Fe, n II.
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The Capital bicycle Club.

At the annual election of the Capital Bicycle
Club the following officers were elected for the
term ending May IA, 1898, several Of the old
officers being reelected: President. Walter &
Dodge; vice president, Irving williamson; eco
Rotary, Jos g. Falck; treasurer, z. B. Olds;
captain, N. Mcdaniel; executive committee, ,.
e. Leaning, y. w. Flowers, y. H. Parsons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

The corner stone Of the Chapel Of the Sacred
Heart, to be erected In the college quadrangle
| in the Georgetown University grounds, will be
laid with appropriate ceremonies next Thursday
afternoon. Cardinal Gibbons and other dis
tinguished prelates will be presant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

Latter CArriers' Relief Asseciattea.
The Letter Carriers Relief Association Of ~
District Of Columbia today fled certificate Of
incorporation by h. g. Tegeler, president; ],
7. Hoge, vice president; ]. B. WoodAeld, go.
Rotary; & d. Boas, treasurer, and B. r, Martin
E. T. McNerhany, @. 8. Douglass and Howard
Clements.
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ATrnusfer Of Ste.,nboats-

bill Of sale Of the steamers John W.
Thompson, propeller John Gibson and interest
in the leasehold of the propeller E. C. knight
has been placed on record, Mr.. G. H. d. White
conveying the same to the Peoples Washing
ton and Norfolk Steamboat Company for q
nominal sum.
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PEOPLES PARTY CONVENTION.
Orders Promulgated BY the Nssionsl Execu
tive Comxuitfee.

tive COmmittes.
The national executive committee Of the peo-
pies party have promulgated the following off,
eial orders and program for the national con-
vention Of that party 10 be held in this city
July4:
Owing TO the desire 10 make nominations on
July 4 all delegates will meet fog temporary Or
ganization at the Coliseum building. Omaha,
Neb., Ga July Z, 1892, ut 10 ooAoek an.
The various state delegstioas are requested to
meet at O'Clock Of the sams day to elect
oae member Of each Of The following commit
tees: Credentials, rules and order Of business,
permanent organization and resolutions; also
70 elect three members Of the national commit
tee from each state and territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

A. G. Warner, superintendent Of charities for
the District. has been offered the position Of
professor Of economies and social science at Le-
land Stamford, IT,, University.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16
Wars THE M.rrra W,rH T ..pr,

Everybody h complainins Of m bst,e
dull Il would b duh with us. toe, n
our prices were not right. but With such
bargains - these We hsep shinss hu>
ting:
holland window Shades. an. BY en-.
with fringe for 20.
3o-sDch Smyrna Rass. e. IS
Best Atwood Ingram CARPET. <9c.
Best Roxbury And other nahes Of To-
pestry Carpets fot Go Yard
Best Bigelow and other nakss Of Body
Brussels 1t si.oa
Velvet Carpet ct SOC.
large lot OF Carpet Russ. made up N
all sizes. at 80 per cent les. than the r,ryt
Aspiendid quality Of Jointls.s Natrtns
As2:jc a yard.
Anice line Of Baby Carriages.
THE WISCONSIN PEERLESS.
The BEST REFRIGERATOR tina. d.
made Mineral fber allied. cIeansble
aues and hard wood. highly polished
MONEY RETURNED If NOT Salts
FACTORY.
Asol.d OAK Suite. 3 pcs.. with e4.eo-
Inch mirror. for sI49a
An Antique Oak Suite, Preach bsvs,
risss 2on24. for sl7. 50.
AHeavy Solid OAK Suite. large dresser
with bevel mirror 24,3O. fog see.za
The best suite on the market for any
thing like the price.
A Solid Oak Suite. highly polished
bowel plate aAnao. for sas. 50. Reducsd
from s37. so.
Awell-made Highly Polished chevai
Suite. bevei plate lsx4o. for s3i. so
Reduced from So. 20.
A Beautiful Solid Oak Suite. well
made. highly polished. triple top on
vashstand and dresser. ESQ. 80.
Large Old English Suite. French bevsl
plate. 2sx4. 45-inch dresser. 3-foo<
washstand. for s47.5
The same Suite in antiqneoak, e5a so.
These Suites are the best cabinet work
and are reduced from $50 and EDS.
Large 6-pieee Parlor Suite. up
holstered in Wilton rugs. s46 50. A
Dining Room Suite. 4-foot Oak Side
board. s-foot Pillar Table and 9 Oak
Chairs. upholstered in leather, for
s3a.7a.
These and great many other sstrac-
tons. with polite attention. Reap %
busy.
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RErRreER.roRs FrRsr.
BABY CARRI.eEs THrRp.

They are not side issue with us. but one Of 90
special features You'll be surprised at the num-
Der OF handsome patterns we are showing. More
than seventy-nve designs 10 select from
fnces RANGE from II 20 go. All sold on credit
That Plush or Hair Cloth Parlor suite for go
cash or $50 on time Is the best value for the money
we have ever seen.
=. Our hieh-srsds Parlor furpimre. IN Brocatslle
Tapestry and Wilton Rug, h - per cent lower II
prize than you can md elsewhere. See II We are
right Ou Brussels Carpet at 90. yard cash OF
this prtce elsewhere. Splendid Insrain CARPET sc
per yard cash. 4ue On time. All CARPETS made and
patching figures; We've got enough Bed Room
Furniture "a stock good sized store. Well m-p-
tion inst one suite u Uis In solid osk that sells
for 81 cash or sis ON time II doesn't matter
what You want-tf IL be clas--d under the
head OF Housefurptshfnss. we've got IL, and itn
pay you 10 look ur our prices before you buy. our
terms require no notes. We require small cash
payment At time OF purchase. and tue balance may
De arranged 20 suit you. Small weekly or monthly
payments. six per cent discount for setsonleo6
made within thirty days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

Confirmation Mt St. Patrfck's.
Cardinal Gibbons at 81. Patrick's Church
yesterday confirmed class Of 21s persons.
At the high mass Rev. DIR. Stafford DID,, Of
Baltimore delivered the sermon.
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Do You KNOW,

Do You Know
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE CHEAPEST puRx1
TURE MATING. CARPETS. CHINA
GLASS. &C. SOLD IN WASH
INGToN ARE OFFERED
gee 3 sRf RI "A ssss rFrE F=sSs
z ae &c 4 R A ~ ssss T Y ssss
DOUBLE STORES 151o1a 7TH ST..
BET. PANDQN.
Solid Oak Table. IT,. e3.qS.
Cluster Leg Table. 6 IT., $500
Oak Sideboard. sl2.5O.
Cotton Top Mattress, e. 25.
High-back Oak Dining Chairs ol.2a
Extra Heavy Oak Dining Chairs, sl.5Q
Refrigeration. e.. a. "a. Is. &C.
Prime Live Goose FeAthers. 75c. Ii.
So Piece Tea Set, 81 9s.
100 Piece Dinner Sets. $3.50.
Thin China Dinner Sets. III pieces, e2s
Especially.
Remember, We don't tribe With YOU Our aAver-
fisements are business statements and not In
tended to nlislead or deceive in any way You have
no reason to doubt before you try.
We Dox,r SELL Ok IxsrAILxExrs.
one car fare. Remember name and place.
NJ. G. GnAsrr.
151012 7th e.. bet. p. aud Qn.w.
Odhhae etorsA Fusnituye. Carpets. Mating. China,
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EQUITABLE

CREDIT
SYSTEM
HAS BROKEN THE FErTERs OF PAST m.
ToRTIoN AND The RELIABLE HoUsEKEEPFR
OF TO-DAY Is THE RAPfy Possrssos OF
COMFORTABLE BONE. COMMENTED
HOUSEHOLD AND A FUND OF INEsTInABLE
WEALTH. EVEN THOUGH SHE DEPEND UPON
TIE scAST SAVINGS OF HER WEEKLY or
MONTHLY TOLL TO COMPENSATE Us ron
TIE BENEFAcTIoNs SHE ENJOYS
FOR WANT OF MONEY NONE NEED HEsr.
TATE. SINCE But FEW DOLLARS. As AN
EARNEST OF YOUR GOOD WILL. WILL. GIVE
YoU ACCESS TO ANYTHING IN OR HAND
SOME PARLoRs. WHICH ARE ooMpRr-
HENsIvE PICTURE OF THE USEFUL AVID
UNIQUE IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTINas
BABY CARRIAGES. GAS AND vAPoR srovEs
REFRIGERAToRs.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS.
AND
WORKS OF Arr.
BoUsE b HERMANNS
Cash AND CREDIT HousEA
si7. sls. sRi AND s2s 7TH u.
myl4 6se MASS. AVE. NM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

Three bodies Of the twelve men killed in .
s~re-in Of the Ansconda mime, Montana, have
been removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

WS08 W.T.
Tho oue whoab
overworksd, nsrx
eqas, end dehA
tated. WhAt -
needs 10 DR..
Pievce's NvogioD
Hrescsipd@ It6
made exactly 10
a. her csee-m
hyig9ating, re-
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A Decree OF Divorce

Judge HagRer has made decree for divorce
| in favor Of Lottie Rollow in her case against
| Frank T. Rollow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-16

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IRIS TIE L.nersr-
IFS the Best Equippsd.-
its Credit System Is the Most Perfect--
GRoeArs
CREDIT HOUSE.
sls. s2l snd seth st. nv.
Ii the model establishment Of its kind IN the Gown
Try. II is the only Credit House In the District
that publishes a price list. ard the closer fts
CREDIT PRICES compared with Cash
PRICES the more friends u wins Here are Q few
articles that especially interesting q this 49,
son Of the year;
RErnrerRArons FrRsr.
We carry every size that's mace, and the prfoo
run RON 90 20 $50. They are bull by Annizer 3
Son, and TOOK first prize IN the Paris Expositson,
less- fretty good guarantee. don't yoa Think
MATING. LNorruM 4 .Oncroru
We never offered 50 many pssierns % selsus
trouf before. None but good reliahla QuAlisass-
AAde and laid free of eKtrs cost