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A SUCCESSFUL OPENING.
Although Only Two Favorites Won, Yet
There Was Good Sport at Benning.

Although Only Two Favorites Won, Yet
There Was Good Sport at Benning.
As stated in yesterday STAR. the spring
meeting of the Washington Jockey Club was
quite success. As rule the races were well
contested, and although but two favorites,
Morello and Futurity, won, nevertheless the
other winners were well backed and the crowd
therefore left the track well satisfied with the
days sport Considering that it was the first day
of the meeting every thing worked remarkably
well, not hitch being noticeable.
In the first race, five furlongs, Bolero was
made an to favorite, but Rosa H., ridden
by Sims, won after a pretty struggle. Bellevue
second and the favorite third. Time. LOS.
pl Is;,ing1Resa f. and to 2: Bellevue AMI
and 90 Red Mike, 40to 10; Ge9rsi,. aud even
spa Issndfg 70 is "a 1 .aS at 81 paid
In the second race, six furlongs, selling.
Ocypete was the favorite at even money, but
she could do no better than third, Helen Rose,
at to I, ridden by Midgely, winning easily,
Count second. Time, LII.
Bettng-Helen Rose. & and g; Count. ) to and to
9; 0cypete even and out; SENTIMENT. 10 and to
Magyie b. 40 and 10: Ia Ggale. l5 and 4; La,otta.
sU 06 and t5.45. '''
For the third race, mile selling, Experience,
Roquefort and Larchmont were equally we'll
son, was largely played, and from the fall of
the flag never lett the result in doubt, leading
throughout West second and Roquefort
third. Time. Las
Betting-Mary Sto2e.5 and 9: Key West, 3 and even
RoQueiort, and =: Larchmont. 8 and even; Expert
snee. ~ and to 81 Fly. L. and =. and Thorndale,
40 and II: Mutuals Paid: Straight, sl3:3O; place.
s6 as and $3.50.
The fourth race was the frat two-year-old
colt race of the legitimate racing. and for that
reason possessed special interest to horsemen.
The Morris colt Rodistor and Pessimst were
scratched and MoneIlo. by Eolus- Cerise, was
made 4 to 5 favorite, winning easily, being
ridden by Littlefield. the Motherless gelding
second and Jimmy Lambly third. Time, 0.5l.
Bettng-Morello. 4 to 5 and out: Motherless geld
ing. and even jimmy Lambley. and u To >, and
Lew, 10 and to 5. Mutuais pad: Straight. $3.50 /:
place. s3. ID and $3.45.
The racing was concluded by steeplechase
over the full course. Futurity, ridden by Pines
winning easily; Necktie second and Killarney
third. No accident marred the race, although
Pat Oakley and Stonewall went wrong Just be-
fore leaving the field the first time. Time,
443.
Bettiug-Futurity, Z to 10 and out: Pat Oakley z
and =; stonswalI, and =; Killarney. o and TO s.
and Necktie. q aud = Mutuais paid: 81 straight
and 81 40 and e:,S - place.
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Edward Cosman Of Newburg n Y, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by blowing the top of
his head of. He was wealthy, but had an idea
he was being reduced to poverty, and he dwell.
ON this subject 80 constantly that he became
insane.
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The Funeral of Miss Mary C. 8. Schuckers.
Saturday the funeral Of Miss Mary c. s.
Schuckers ofw ooster, Ohio occurred in this city.
Miss Schucksrs was sister Of Mrs. J. H. Oborly
and had spent the winter in Washington She
was taken illvery suddenly and unexpectedly
on Thursday morning last and died at o'clock
in the evening of that day. She had remained
in Washington for the wedding of her niece,
Miss Edith II. Oberly, but had made her plans
to return to her home in Ohio the early part OF
this week, and her sudden death was u grea.
shock to all her relatives and friends. Her
funeral was strictly private, there being present
only her brothers, Mr.. J. W. Schuckers of New
York, Mr.. s. p. Schuckers OF Wooster. Ohio;
Mrs. John II. Oberly. her sister, and Mr.
Oberly and daughters and the Misses Larwill
Of Washington, formerly of Wooster, Ohio.
Miss Schuckers was communicate Of the
Episcopal church and the funeral services were
read by Rev. DIR. Townsend Of Incarnation
Church Of this city. The body was placed in
the receiving vault at Glenwood cemetery,
where it will remain until fall. when it will be
taken to Wooster, Ohio. for burial
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W0ODBuRY'S FACIAL SOAP
| CURE FITS +!

When I ~ cure DO not mean merely @ stop them
lbr time and then have them return again. mean
radical cure. have made the disease Of FITS, EPI
eEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
bar.us my rsmedy 10 the worst eases. Bscaoss
bGhss hsss failed 10 fos nos pecsfvnga
ours. Sand u once for treaties and Fres Bottle Of
- i.alrs.s rsmsdy Give Z pre- and Pct orss,
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J. L. Osmond Of New York has been sentenced
to death by electricity during the week begin.
ming June for the murder Of mis- wife and
John c. Burcheli hast October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

preparation made Tor thickening the growth Of me
hair and reatortng that which y gray 70 ts original
color.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgently yet promptly on the Kid
neyS Liverand Bowels, cleanses the
system effectually, dispels colds,
headaches and fevers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup of Figs is
the only remedy of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly Tor any one who wishes to
Vit do not accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co
SAY FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Gsw FORK. NJ
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SIZE SUFFERED TonrunEs

The INTERESTING STORY MRS. LEONARD
TOLD REPORTER-SHE WAS AN INVALID
FOR YEARS But Is WELL NOW. AND GIVES
ALL THE CREDIT FOR HEB CURE TO DIR.
JORDAN
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
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I sufcrec with excruciating pains In my head for
twenty years. ct times would have blind spells
over lat for several hours have been taken
the street in this and had to be carried home
was 80 weak had to C awl upstSiIs Occasionally j
would have discharges from my nose. VIII ch would
give temporary relief to PAIN but Only for a shor;
time. Ny nose was sore and dry d ! couIdn'.
breathe through my nose at ALL At night lay with
ny mouth oren. gaspinz for breath sometimes fel,
that death preferable to living in the condition
was For twenty years my life had been a blank.
Six months ago went to DR. Jordan for treat
msat and after had taken treatment for few days
hal the first good nights rest 81 as and could
hardly realize that it myself feel now as If J
had new life. breathe freely ihrough my nose my
throat Is natural. the pains in my head
Am in excellent spirits. AND feel that DR.. Jordan
has actually saved my life.
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A ny TINE YOU wAxr ANYTHINGr pIISEp
n snd st Il z HURRY come 20 Tx Law RE-
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SHORT HITS,
Killen pitched o great game.

Ailligan threw well to second.
Mulvey caught a hot liner from Duffee's bat
that every one thought safe.
Radford's muf was the only costly error
Dowd ran from third nearly up to the grand
stand and captured foul.
Larklu and Dan Richardson were the only
ones who didn't hit safely.
All three runs were scored by sacrifice hits.
he can hit.
Hoy mustn't keep his good things in the
shape Of two-baggers bottled mp % long.
independence Hall is hung with Grape TO-
day.
Hardie Richardson is covering lots Of terri
tory.
..Mr Reilly, whom they speak Of SO highly"
The wind made high hits curve like snake
whip.
A good many people who watched yester-
days game were satisfied that but one base
hit was made of Killen. At least there was
but one clean one that had no doubt hanging
about 1t. Even this one which went into short
right field from Aliens bat looked a. il he
hadn't intended to strike it
IL Aanaser IRWIN wants to put snap and
ginger into his team one way 10 to make every
man run as II for his life as soon a. he hits the
ball, no matter where it goes. II this rule had
been enforced yesterday Washington would
have had another run to its credit In the
ninth, with one man out, Radford popped up q
high ny back Of third OF course every
body thought Mulvey would catch it
Everybody had right 70 think SO
but Radiord, whose business was to run
the ball bounded from Mulvcy's hands into the
neid. hadford was anchored at first He sub
sequently tried to steal second, but was easily
thrown out. Had he sprinted when he hit the
ball he could easily have reached second on
Mulveys error. Hoy, the next man at the bat,
m Adj n -haO av,A ID. H.
scored
TWO oAMHs TOMORROW.
Two games for one price Of admission will be
played with the Bostons tomorrow afternoon,
the first beginning at $50 o'clock and the sec
ond at 4:SG. This will be the last opportunity
to see the Bostons this half
CONVENIENCE ron wHxRLNEN.
Manager Irwin intends TO have constructed
for the convenience Of wheelmen, stand Just
outside the gates, where wheels will be KEEP,
under lock and key BY watebmsn without
charge.
LIMITING SALE or QuARrHR SEATS.
IL has been decided TO limit the number Of
twenty-hve-cent admissions TO the number thai
can be accommodated with seats. When tina,
number has been sold the sale Of quarter seat,
viii stop. However. about 2, 500 can be accommo
dated.
The new rule, which allows the captain Of q
club TO manage and coach his men whether be
plays or not, will prove great boon for Wash
ington- Manager Irwin 10 one OF the best
eoaehefs In the country. and hereafter he viii
be in uniform and take his stand at the coach.
er's line near third base when the Senators are
| at the bat With the same man always in that
position. and that man being in command and
with excellent Judgment. IL hooks ~ il Wash
ineton ought to make . record for good team
work. Arson was responsible for this rule.
He wants 10 have active charge OF his men
VIZ he retires from first base.
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Mrs Josephine Leonard who lives at GA Virginia
ave W. told reporter . most interesting story few
days ago Here IL is in her language. from her
OWL lips. and every one should read it.:
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DENTISTRY.

IT s. DENTAL ASSN,
Os Cor. 9TH and d sta. NV
The largest and best equipped organization for the
practice OF scientific dsntIstry il the world Offices la
tie principal American cities advertisement in
another column. aI2l
nR GRAHAM, 500 I'M ST n w. OPPOSITE
~ Saks Co Extracting, 25c: with gas or loo al
anesthetics, soc; cleaning. 50c: iiags. SILVER soc
teeth. fa.l set; 81; sold gold crowns, 81; gold
All work guaranteed strictly nrstclass and money
cheerfuy refunded on any operation proving unsGt-
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nR STARR PARSONS,
~ 3. 9. corner 9Th and v SITS NV
Dentistry in all its branches.
Filling and preservation Of the natural teeth spe-
cialty. mh25
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

rCHE STEAMER GEORGE LAW FOR ALL RIVER
landings, leaves 9th st wharf every Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday at z am. Passenger and
freight accommodation hrst-clhss.
ap23-lm L. y. MEADDAUGH. Ascent
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HOW THI CLUBS STAND.

Great Pitching and Fine Fielding Give wash
ington Another Game.
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THE EVANS DENTAL PARIoRs
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Our Specislties:
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK Oh TEETH WITH


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the root enough splitting Of the
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MOUNT tEkkON,
The
TOMB OF WASHINGTON.

TOMB OF WASHINGTON
untn further notice the PAlatiai Iron and Std
Steamer CHARLES MAcALEsTER will leave hsr
wharf foot Of 9TH st.. ~ follows:
FOR MOUNT yERNON.-one trip daily. except
Sunday. nt 10 n sharp. reaching the city on her
return ~ y. m. Pure. round trip. 81. including
the Charles Manchester and lunch served ct city
pricos. -
Is cent?. PiarE shEd Dinners served daily on weed
days Passengers have and three-Qrartsr houu
for dinner. Round trip. 25c. Dinner. 75 centA
CAPT l. L BLAKE
apl2 Commanding Charles MacAlester.
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND PORTS
IN mouth. Va. Norfolk aud Mssnineton ID. c.
INGToN and NORFOLK leave every day in the wear
all through trains for the south and west once 5iS
6l9. 1881 and 1921 Pennsylvania ave.
u Ask Tor tickets via the new line
EoR NORFOLK AND OLD POINT TAKE
Il steamer LADY OF THELAkE- Pare 81. so. Round
trip e. so Steamer leaves 9th ct wharf terminus Of
cable cara WEDNESDAY. fblDAr and SUNDAY. 3
out Through tickets % boston. including meals snd
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GRosHoN's DENTAL PARLORs. ESTABLISHED
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day. night and Sundays till p. m. All Its branches
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LADIES GOODS.

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for sp aSs ii.s''' Nina b VAN HKurH' isos
pLAITINGi BUTTONS 10 ORDER. iOc PER
4 do.; pinktng. z cents y.rd: taior-lnade button
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A s25 course q scientific Oreee cutt.ns sivsn this
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so sfs e. pa ISL shi
pupil has the prvese q cutting and bss,ns WASH
before leaving the school TO test the accuracy and
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To learn Prof Liyingston's French System of Dress
Cutting We teach cutting. basting drapny. design
skirts sleeves. collars and wSists Also how measure
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Lessons day aud evening 7o7 Iith ST NV. mhi2.sw'
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MEDICAL, &c.
nR. CARLETON,
~ lO1 18th st. NV. Washington. d C.
Grsduatti London, England. 1861 New York, 1879
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Acute or Chronic. Hereditary or Acouirea
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PROFESSIONAL.

IROt ESSlONAL.
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NTME. PERRIN. THE TEUEsT DESTINY
WI reader Of the Information given phe
nolnenal accuracy. Terms, soc. % a. IN. to pm.
log Marion St NV, bet 9th and 7th p and Q sta
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

Two games for one price Of admission will b
played with the Bostons tomorrow afternoon
the frst beginning at $50 o'clock and the sec
ond at 4;a. This will be the last opportunit,
TO see the Bostops this half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-26

GESrs Surrs
CLEANED,
LininRs and Button Holes kept In their former
color aud shape.
pYEiNa IN ALL SHADES ACCORDING TO
SAMPLE
A. F. Bonsor.
sCoURER AND DYER,
Southeast cor. 18th and Paramount sve
BRANCH STORES:
1885 Chestnut St, Philadelphia
lib s. 10Th ST.. Philadelphia.
1923 Columbia ave-, Philadelphia
7l6 Market ST.. Wilmington, Del.
1lth and sts.. WASHINGTON, D. &. mhl1
HAVE REMOVED TO III, 18TH ST. NV,
making buttons to orders 10 sizes; fiat fancy bali
share; plain or with ivory. cloth metal rims loop
buttons spacislty. W. g. HILL fe20- .m'
EEENCH DYkING. SECURING AND DRY CLEAN
ing Estabilshnent l2o5 New York ave First-claxs
ladies' and gents work OF every description
PARTY DRESSES PLUSH AND VELvETS.
ANTON AND CAROLINE LERCH. formerly with
A. Fisher and Maison Yriese. Paris. myg