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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

EWyU u AWlE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS. q. ass. $500
ACo-operative Saving and Loaning Association.
sAvING.-Four per cent interest Der annum ,s rp.-.
anteed. Upon maturity Of shares full earrings
paid The twenty-ffth issue of STOCK Is
open for subscription and first payment. which
can be made at the once Of the association
daily from a. M to 4:3op. m Shares. e.. so
monthly.
AoANINo.-Ihose who have property to pay for.
mortgages to pay OF or Contemplate building
should ascertain the terms and advantages
upon which money is loaned BY the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association
Loans are made IN any amount desired from
e1Oo upward Seven years and three months
is given the borrower 10 return the PRINCIPAL
and interest, In monthly installuepts
Atanv time BEFORE, however. settlemenss on
aloan can be made In PART or In full whsn
PART OF . loan IL settled the monthly INSTALL
ments are reduced Interest is only ch.ryed
for the actual time that losn or any mart of
II. is held by the boTower-it being reduced as
the loan Is repaid. Members are extended
every facility and encouragement to return
loans and pay for their property.
Pamphlets and information can be obtained upon
application at the office.
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 1ooaF ST. NV.
Thomas somervfle. President
Al. schafhirt. Vice President
Geo. ". Casilear. I'd Vice President
John JOY Edson. Secretary,
Benz. r. Fuller. Hi Tvomb,v.
Fred W. Pratt Geo. w. Fisher,
Ellis Spear. job Barnard
Lawrence Gardner. Marcus Baker,
John ". schaefer. my25-sr
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A COSTLY ADvERrIsEMESr.-Don not fail to
read Bon Marches costly advertisements on page
4 today. Positively only two pieces to each
customer. 314 It'll st.
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years ODD, 75c. qt
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, 500.
Fine Old Spanish Sherry (for invalids), 75c. Of
II METzGER's FINE GROCERY, AT 7th st. NV.
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GUNNER SCHEDULE
TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HALL.

SonnEh SCHEDULE
TO THE GREEN LAWNS OF MARSHALL HAIL.
Steamers MACALEsTER and RIVER QUEEN. as
DAILY. EXCEPT sUNDAY-Riyer Queen. at ESQ
m. Manchester at 10 am and 200 D m, shArp.
SUNDAYS Manchester; At II a. m. 2.45 and 9 90
INDIAN HAD EVENING TEIPs-Landine at Mar
shall Hall both ways, - .. m, commencing FRI
pay. JUNE and SATURDAY. JUNE ; Also. on
H. q, "a respectively, and thereafter each and
every thursday. FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVEN
lN9S- Throughout the summer. leaving Marshall Hal
at 9;S Pm. Music on all trips and az Marshall Hall
sehroder's Orchestra Dancing Music the Biz Pa
vi'ion-
Parties can 20 down 20 Marshall Hall the morning
afternoon trips Of steamers aud return on any
OF the Compsny's regular boats for round-trip
fare, 2c.
STEAMER RIVER QUEEN for Alex andria and river
isndings a. far down Glymcnt. including Marshall
HAL. both ways. et $50 daily except sunday.D
IMPORTANT NOTICE-Excursiorist< TO the green
lawns Of Marshall Hall leave Washington 81 9TH
81 wharf on the handsome Ing steamer RIVER
QUEES electric lighted. fine and fast. 81 a
SWING encutsion.ts the tonic air of early morning
sunday Schools and picnic parties should take the
RIVE QUEEN at $50 a m 20 Marshal Hall.
Nj. NkkNoS AND MARSHALL HALL STEAM
BOAT CO. my3l-r
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A FINE Two-SToRY DOUBLE BRICK RESI-
DENcE. with large grounds attached and stable,
will be sold tomorrow at $50 o'clock D. m.
This property is situated on Princeton street.
near the corner of 14th. desirable chance
See advertisement
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Comfort Powder

This great external remedy for affections Of
the skin has sprung into sudden but deserved
popularity. All druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

PRoF. GEORGES SHIELDS cure bunions,
corns, &c 10 to Csc Ills Pa ave-. I'd floor
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MES's STRAW H.rs.-Don't buy until Won see
those We sell at SOC. and 81. They are GREAT.
Boys Hats, 25 and 50c A T. LEWIS 1856 It'll St
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Sugar Ia Advancfug in Py

sugar Is ADVANCING In Price.
Better lay in . supply now. as preserving
time is here. Get ore Of those beautiful Rose
Bowls which we are giving away with every
pound Of Thea-N Nectar Tea or A. and p. Baking
Powder. The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY, main store, sol, sos It'll st. n w.,
corner St, also principal markets. my3l-4t
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SAMPLES 25c.-alb Candies are the best in
the city. Ice Cream Soda, SC. glass s03 Pa av.
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In every house where there are children
Comfort Powder is indispensable. In fact, 1
comes into play from infancy to old aga al
druggists sell t. 2
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The Standard Sewing Machine does
more work. is simpler and easier kept in order
than any other machine. Be continued of this
fact! Call at 427 9th ST. NV. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

RATTAN MAITREssEs, clean and elastic, can
be made over and costs no more than shuck.
Ask your dealer for them.
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New Train Service via C. & O. Route.


Twsnty-seven hours to Chicago. Commence
ing May % the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
win run q solid vestibuled tram from Washing
ton to Chicago without change.
The Washington and Chicago special, COM
prising smoking car. day coaches and Pullman s
best sleepers. electric lighted and vestibuled
throughout, With dining car from Washington
serving lunch leaving D. 4 p station, leaves
Warrington 200 P. m daily. arrives Cincinnati
7-55 An, Indianapolis 40 am, Chicago s. Is
p M
The famous F. Z. Y. limited, . solid vesti-
buled electric lighted train, with through din
ing car, leaves Washington lilo p. m. daily.
Excursion tickets, S26
Pullman locations reserved at C. and o. Of
fees, 5l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue
For copy Of Virginia in Black and White ~
m illustrated pamphlet descriptive Of the most
picturesque route between Washington and
Chicago, address Fl. W. Fuller, general pas
senger agent-Adpt
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hOUel johnson care.
Marine products, as Norfolk Spots, Little Neck
CLANS and other deicacies Main entrance to
Ladies' and Gents Cafe, 18th street (elevator),
stairway street. Remember, high grade only.
Lifetime experience Fine trade solicited. 1t
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"Tfme" Payments.-s'BOttOm Prices.
Do you want better conditions?
You can't get them anywhere.
Do you think you can get as good elsewhere?
Tramp all over the city-then you'll come to
me.
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accomodator.
1t 5l3 Seventh street northwest.
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FINE BUILDING LOT on NJ street between
18th and 10th streets. to be sold tomorrow
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. See advertisement.
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CARPETS CLEANED bv the EMPIRE CARPET
WORKS, 6S1-635 Mass. ave. n. W., are made moth
proof free Of charge. Telephone 1851
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Hotel .Johnson Cafe

Best Oils and Stains, ia st. NV. YOUNG
& Co. Sole Agent Gold Pr. Paints je1 tn, s&m-3t
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A Coatiy Advertisement.

Do not fail to read Bon Marches costly adj
yertisement on page today. Positively only
two pieces to each customer. 314 It'll st.-Adrt
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Try RE1sISoER's Ice Cream 235 G St n

ELEGANT Opera and Tourists Glasses CLAY
LIN OPTICAL Co. Masonic Temple. F st.
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Tho Columbia Athletic Club Excur.,or

Tho Columbia Athletic Club Excursion.
The first excursion Of the season to Marshall
Hall, on the Steamer Manchester, Of the Column
bia Athletic Club takes place this evening"
The excursions Of the Columbia boys have
gained great reputation. and every one is
sure Of good time. The first boat leaves at
and the second at $50 p. m. This evenings
outing promises to eclipse last seasons sue
cesses, as the friends of the club are host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01
TINS IA Nor Russia.

THIS II NOT RUSSIA.
II hardly seems much like cradle OF liberty
when q trust can rock the cradle and prevent
6rst-class dealers from selling Admiral
Cigarettes What do you think about it?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

HOusekeepers should attend our great spe-
cial sale of Fine Groceries, Old Wines. DC. Spe-
cial prices this week METzGER's FINE GRocERY,
AT 7th NV. lts
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A Costly Advert

Buy the Jubilee" Razors for perfect ease
and comfort in shaving. WALPoRDs, Pa. ave.
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Comfort Powder.
Itching Piles are the bane Of many lives.
Comfort Powder cures them. Druggists sell il 8
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CoRsoN q MAcARrSrY
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE

1419 + ST.. Glover Building
Correspondents Of Aessrs Moore 4 Schley so Broad
way.
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Bonda
Deposfts EXCHANGE. Loans
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
the exchanges Of New York, PHILADELPHIA, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
Especially made of investment securitieS District
Bonds and all local Railroad. Gas Insurance and
Telephone Stock dealt in
American He'll Stock bought ana sold desl
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WAsHISGroS DIsISFEcrASr Co. prepare most
reliable; used by govt; gallon or Dbl 1906 St
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Price is Not Everything in a Hat.
Qualities will also bear watching. That's
where our 81 Straw Hats come in. Styles and
qualities far above the ordinary.
je1-2t HENRY Franc 4 Son, cor. 7th and d.
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sAvE Ice Buv the Leonard Hardwood Re-
frigerators. A. EBERLY's Sous, 7lS It'll stn.w.
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BRIcK.-Read advertisement in Special No
tices.-Adrt
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S. Heller, TO eth st. n. w.. is making . spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. my9-tr
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Everybody Says So.
10c. will buy more at TnorT's, 1902 I4th st.
NV, than 12c. anywhere else. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

CID ENGLISH SILVER Is better in form and
style than any modern productions, in fact, the
best patterns made today are copies of it.
Howard 4 Co., 264 Fifth Avenue, New York,
have the only complete assortment in America
Inspect ton invited--Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

TIE NArros.. SAFE Drposr1.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District of Columbia
CORNER 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by speci. act Of consrs.
jan. 1867. and acts Of Oct $780, and Feb. 1889
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION poILARa
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
annum upward.
Securities. jewelry. silver and valuablee Of
all kinds In owners packaes. trunk or case taken
on deposit At moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
and interest allowed on Is And above.
Loans money on real estate and collasssal
security.
TRUsT DEPARTMENT
Acts administrator. executor receiver a.
sisnee. and executes trusts Of all kinda Wills
snee. ~ N>NA' .'AN
BE gsESSSsAAM NJ 7 p - sS SYp President.
JAMES y. JoHNSToN, Second Vice PrsX
THOMAS R. Jones, THIRD Vice PrsA
Aih EkT L s ETtfs Tstsiar ssr...r,
JOHN G WILSON, Trust Ofacer.
Directors:
Ben.anin ?. Snyder. Zenas c. Robbins
aeSsr. f pfss Ns sfs- Tyii fm.,
Lewis Clephans. Charts. A james.
James n. Johnston. Charles Q. Glover.
Thomas Hyde. John f. RODGERS
William e CLARK. Thomas r yonss
hooertO y. Hoffman. Woodbury. Blair. mill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-01

The leg NEEDED for the summer must soon
be ordered The hygienic ice is delivered to all
parts Of the city and the rates are as low as for
any other ice. To begin with the new month
file your order now-Adut
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
Honoriinp q "Vet.n

It was on the 500 train. between
Paynesville and GleDwood and the cars
were packed with people bound for. the
encampment. a tired and dusty travel
ing man got on at Belgrade and luckily
found vacantseat beside afell low knight
Of the grip and settled himself for com
Portable smoke. BY glancing behind
him he saw gray old man IN faded blue
with one empty sleeve hanging by his
side and an ugly saber scar across his
forehead, standing in the aisle, the seats
all being full. The tired travelling man
got up, lifted his hat politely, and mo-
q TONED l1 the old veteran into his seat. The
action evidently irritated the second
knight q, g Of the grip, for he followed his
mpanion ,to the rear Of the coach and
said sarcasticaIly ny one would
think, b. the style you gave your seat @ Is n
that ila old haysecd, that he was tie pretti-
est girl in innesota iinst..ad 81 some old
mossback replied trs;,
Yelling man No. that old hayseed al
you cal him. has, iched under bnoil. i
3ing suns, has stood guard III ra;nv
nights has charged over ground 1 a slipper m
with human blood and sstrewn wifb fl..as
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
T,iphtning's Work 4.


Lightning played havoc with Ringing
Bros. circus at River Falls, Wis.,, on
Wednesday. Rain fell in sheets, and
great floods of water formed almost in an
instant in the streets. The circus proper
had just finished its performance, and as
the concert was about to begin num-
Der of people who did not care to attend
the latter were making their way through
the menagerie tent, when terrific bolt
of lightning struck one of the menagerie
tents, and more than fifty people were
prostrated. Seven were killed instantly,
few more we're injured, ,and the balance
are now regaining the normal use of their
limbs, which had been temporarily par
,alyzed by the shock. The scene of con-
sternation which followed when the sur.
vivors realized the extent of the fatality
surpasses description, when men and wo.
men surged toward the scene, and it was
only by the exercise Of rare presence .o1
mind ON the part of Messrs. Ringling and
their employees that most serious; -and
probably fatal stampede was averted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28

pampas of the southern hemisphere have
given up their treasures for this vast
sconcourse Of zoologi gical, ethnologic and
aquatic marvels. The famous circuses
sof Europe have sent their lead
ing equestrian and acrobatic features.
Heading the list of great riders il
Charles w. Fish, the champion somer-
lsault equestrian Of the world. Neither
America nor Europe has ever produced
his equal. Chief among the phalanx Of
aerial stars are the Brothers Vernon. In
their startling feats il mid air they. are
without rivals. One hundped horses ii
a grand ballet militant astoniisils The null
5titnde Never before weresdunib brutes
taught to do 50 well The gest giraffe
81 e captiyity, mammoth hippo otamus,
two herds Of pond ereus perfo ele-
phants, pair Of baby elephants, i BIZ
horned gnu, and other rare animals are
stri 81 ing features Of the ne ne
free tlai street. parade is passed.
Tp miss Rim ling Brothers, Mammoth
Shows g 70 miss the event o1f q lifetime.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
RINGLING BROS. CIRCUS
The Whole World Made Tributary to this
Marvellous Tented Exposition.

The far-reaching enterprise Of the Ring.
ling Brothers, whose famous Worlds
Greatest Shows exhibit 2at New Ulm,
July 18th, is bounded only by the Ii
mutations Of the terrestrial globe itself.
In their efforts to give to the publlceach
successive season some new and hitherto
undreamed Of novelty, they have com
pelled every cline habitable and unin-
habltable to pay tribute to their enter
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
BROWN COUNTY, MIN, WEDNESDAY JUNE 1888 WHOLE \

congressman who desire the appointment
of postmasters, rather with a view Of fur
thering their own personal ends than the
public welfare, there is good deal Of
humor in his composition. In his mo-
ments Of relaxation he takes pleasure in
relating humorous incidents of his pro-
fessional career. The other day, sitting
in his Office with small party, none OF
whom wanted positions for themselves
or friends, he told the following:
"At an early day." said Mr.. Bissell, ex-
planatorily, s'the bar of Buffalo was
made up of every variety, as well as
abundance, of men of wit and humor.
Judge Stryker, who was on the common
pleas bench, was an accomplished jurist
with a high, senseaof the dignity Of his
position.
"Old Mr.. Root, relative of the well
known Elihu Root, practiced occasional.
ly in the court. He was a man of genius
and good lawyer, but occasionally he
got little 'Jag" in the practise of his
profession as we'll as when engaged in
other pursuits. One day he was especi-
ally oblivious of proprieties and kept
constantly interrupting the judge with
irrelevant remarks.
"'Sit down, Mr.. Root said the judge
with a frown of judicial severity.
"Down he sat, but popped up agair
Immediately. He was again ordered te
take his seat. This was repeated two o.
three times, when the judge sternly ex
claimed:
sit down, Mr.. Root, and stay there
You are drunk!''
"'I will cheerfully obey, your honor
said the offender, 'inasmuch as it is the
first correct judgment rendered by the
court this term.'''
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
DREW BLOOD FROM A TRAMP.
Vatchman GALES Administers Leech-Like
Treatment to Roaming Tough.

Friday night, a gang of toughs Of the
,ery worst type hung about the depot
With the view no doubt of seeking shell
er from the approaching storm. Among
hem was cripple with only one leg,
Who had been begging about town all
Law. In the evening he had manipulated
loud andincultured tongue through
,ut the principal streets, and at some OF
he stores made requests for alcohol. At
midnight he intrlded into the company
If several ladies who were waiting to
axe, the east bound train for Chicago.
His profanity and vulgar and tiltly ut
.erances provoked one of the engineers,
Burke, who. at once proceeded to throw
the three toughs out Of the waiting room.
He was unable to keep up his efforts, single
handed, however, and accordingly tele
poned for GALES. The latter turned up
in a few minutes and ordered the cripple,
who was by all odds the worst of the lot:
to keep quiet. Instead Of doing so he
turned torrent of profanity upon the
policeman, and coupled his TRADE with
= the opening of a jack-knife. CABLES was
prepared for the thrust when directed at
his breast and cooly jumped out of its
vav. He then lifted his cane and or
dered the tough to put up his knife and
leave the depot. In compliance with
the request, the cripple raised his crutch
and aimed it at the watchman's head. It
was promptly knocked out of his hand,
and then followed course of punish
ment by Gales that the tough will re-
member for months to come. Blood oozed
freely from his head and still marks the
spot in the depot where the fight oc-
CURED. The tough had received several
wounds about the head and was only too
glad to get out of town i" the nextmov-
ing box-car. His companions torsook
him in the fray and left early in the
morning for the west.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-06-28
L1NCoLN's CUTE ANSWERS.
How He Replied to Some Westerners After
Hearing Their Complaint.

Horatio King, an octogenarian resi-
dent Of Washington, was. postmaster
general for few months at the close of
President Buchanan's term. He was
we'll acquainted with President Lincoln
and has in bis memory large fund Of,
anecdotes Of the martyred President.
Chatting with him recently, he told the
following:
SIN the spring of 1864 number dis
c0ntented and excited Westerners called
at the White House to complain about
the administration. Lincoln heard them
patiently and replied:
,".Gcntlemen, suppose all the property
you are worth was in gold, and that you
had put it in the hands of Blondin to
carry across the Niagara river on rope.
Would you shake the cable or keep
shouting out to him: Blondin, stand up
little straighter. Blondin, stoop
little more. Go q little faster. Lean a.
little more to the north. Lean alittle more
to the south. No, you would hold your
breath as well as your tongue, and keep
your hands still till he was safe over. Now
the government is carrying an immense
weight. Untold treasures are in its
hands. It IS doing the very best it can.
Don't badger it. Keep silent and It viii
get you safe across
The illustration silenced the COM
plants of half an hour and the West
.erners went away quite satisfied with the
administration.
To another complainant Lincoln said:
8 You have heard Of Mr. x, Of Chicago2
He WAS an immense loafer in his way1-
in fact never did anything in his life.
One day he got crazy over grea rise in
the price Of wheat, upon which MANY
wheat spectators gained large fortunes.
=. started off one morning to one Of the
most successful Of the wheat spectators
and with much enthusiasm laid before
him q plan BY which the said < was
certain Of becoming Independently rich.
When he had finished he asked the
opinion OF his. hsarers upon his plan Of
operations. The reply cam as follows:
q q advice is that you stick to your busi-
ness. But asked <, what is my busi-
ness 4 = don't know, I am sure, hat
Is says the merchant, hut whatever
{! q advise you to stick to it And
said Mr. Lincoln, & mean nothing
offensive, for know ron mean vel,
butt think you had better stick to your
business, and Ieave tie war TO those Who
have tl1e resi- pensibility Of managing il, ,'s