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NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL.
The Graduating Exercises ut the Academy
Tomorrow Evening.

The Graduating Exercises ut the Academy
Tomorrow Evening.
The National University Law School holds its
graduating exercises tomorrow evening at
the Academy Of Music. The Marine Band will
be in attendance The program includes:
Invocation, Rev. Samuel H. Green, d. d.. adj
dress to the graduates, Mr.. Bezj. Butterworth
of Ohio; comforting Of degrees, award of class
Enthusiastically gold medal for best post
graduate examination, Macarthur gold medal
for bost senior examination, faculty gold mccall
for best junior examination; benediction,
Rev. Samuel II. Green, d. ID.
CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES.
This years recipients Of degrees are:
Master of laws-R-. J. Austin, LII. B., Mis-
sour; Charles B. Bayly, LII. B.. District Of
Columbia; John A. Crawford. IL. b, Missis-
sippi. William B. Cleary. IL B., District Of
Columbus; Charles A DAVIS, IL B., Ohio;
George c. Dean, IL E. Massachusetts,; Sam
uel Z. De Haven, Ill. B.. Missouri; James A.
Edwards, L. B., Michigan; Fred z. Fuller IL
Edwark Fay, L. B., John Connecticut; James
6iliin, jr., L. B.. New Jersey: Francis La
Flesche. IL. B, Nebraska; William +. Morrow,
IL T.. Illinois: J. William Mckinley, L. B.
Ohio; Joseph u. Nesbit, IL. B.. Maryland;
Philip 5. Post. IT,. Ii. B., Illinois; Harry B.
3NtiHcf, LIZ =, IeuusJi w. D. SMITH. ILL.,
B., Ohio; James Van Alien shields, jr., IL b.,
District of Columbia; Philip ". Southgate, LII.
B., Massachusetts,; David d. Walhaupter, L.
B., District of Columbia
Bachelor Of laws-A. L Ames, Iowa; Chas.
". Ashley, Pennsylvania; G. VI. Bib Brown,
Maryland; Samuel E. BLACK. Kentucky; s. T.
Bowen, District Of Columbia; Charlton NJ
Clark, Mississippi; Edward E Clement, New
York; Edwin Campbell jr., District Of Column
bia; Jaa Ii. Colwell, Pennsylvania; Shelby
Clarke. District Of Columbia: VIM. B. Cleary,
District of Columbia; J. W. Davis. Tennessee;
Ransom C. Edmondson, Texas; Frank c. Gore,
District Of Columbia; Chas. F. Hathaway, Ohio;
Carroll ID. Judson, Ohio; @. VI. Lamas ure, Penn
sylvsnia; Robt. E. L. Lewis, Virginia; VIM P
lockwood. District Of Columbia; Z. E. Mitchell,
Iowa; John s. Moran. Virginia; Harry P.
Parker. District Of Columbia: John c. Proctor,
District Of Columbia, Robt. b. Peter, Maryland;
Chas- T. Riordon, District Of Columbia: Ed
ward g. Russell. Georgia; Beverly 7. Sener,
Virginia; Schuyler S. Symons, District of Co
lumbia; Osmund II. Iibbott, Indiana; C. H.
Weiss, District of Columbia.
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RArr's ESrEnpR1sE.
r241 I1TH ST. S. Z.
CREAM Goops. CREAM GooDs.
lsc. Cream Challies. Our price, 1910.
3oc. Cream Cashmere. Our price, 25c.
coo. Cream Cashmere. all wool Our price, $50.
81 Cream Henrietta silk and wool. Our price, 60c
Goo. Cream Flannel Our price. 45c.
soc. Cream Mohair. Our price. 45c.
WHITE Goops. WHITE Goops
&c. White Striped Muslin. 4slc.
1oc. White Piaid Muslin. nc.
l2kc. White Plaid Muslin $40
10c. india Linen. exc.
12hc. India Linen 7<o.
15c. India Linen. $50.
2Oc. India Linen. 1870.
Csc. Iudia Linen 1916.
25c. Pique Welts. 13kc.
Remember. these nine items are in our Remnant
Department.
On Cnorus. On C1orHa
25c ~ OIL Cloth. 15c
50c. S4 OH Cloth, zoe.
sss OIL OIL c ctSah i ies
u S-4 OIL Cloth. 6Oc
MATING. MATING.
Our Mating Sale the talk Of ths town. We have
SUI is, tSH Wife Witt Ma Mating. o..
I5c. Fancy Mating. '2kc
2oc. Fancy Seamless Mating, 1Sc.
30c. Fancy Seamless Mating 200
SOC. Fancy Satin Damask, 2oc.
STRAW HATS STRAW HArs.
25c. ladies' Black Yacht Hats, l2y<c.
25c. Ladies' White Yacht Hats. 12ISo
21c. Children's Sailors. 12kc.
40c. Boys Mixed Hats, 15c.
Soc Mems Straw Hats, Poe.
SLIPPERS. SLIPPERS
45c. Infants Tan slippers, Csc.
TIC. Chdren's Black slippers. 500.
81. 90 Misses Tan SLIPPERS. 7Sc.
Les Misses Red Slippers, S9c.
Sl.25 Misses Tan slippers, soc
81. . Misses Black Slippers, 800.
75c. Ladies' Opera Toe Slippers, 49>,
$l.o0 Ladies' OK ords. patent tip. 500.
81 % Ladies' Oxfords, tan. soc.
RArrs ENTERPRISE.
l241 18th st Sc
LEADER LOW PRICES.
Be sure to look for name and number We are the
only department house in this section OF the city
te3S5
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

ALBAuoH's OPEhA HoUsE.-Dickson's Sum-
mer Opera Company in Tho Mikado."
NEW NATIONAL THEArER.-Summer Comedy
6eason-"Betsy."
KIRSAx's LYczUM THEAIER-Female Walk
ing Match
The BATTLE OF GKrTYssuRa.-15th street
ard Ohio avenue.
FIrzsrxMoss' AUDITORIUM 9th street near
Pennsyivanis avenue).-Continuous perform
snce from noon until 1880 pm.
BxTzKspA PARX.-.The Mascott'' and other
attractlonA
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Of Ipse,~st 20 HfotherA

"infAn. 2 sedins and Management VII be ire
subject of the lecture which will be delivered
by DR.. g. s. Adams this evening at $40 in the
hall Of the Columbian University. The lecture
will be given under the auspices Of the Sanitary
League, and will be Of special interest to young
mothers
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Mount Vernon Seminary.

Mount Vernon Seminary holds It's annual
commencement tomorrow evening atthe Metro
politan Methods, Church, corner AZ and
streets- The graduating exercises of Mrs.
somers' school for young ladies have become
one Of the prominent social functions of the
early summer.
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The attention Of the travelling public Is called
20 the superior train service Of the Pennsylvania
railroad TO Chicago.
oThe Columbian express, leaving at 1915 Am.
Arriving in Chicago 10 a. m the following
morning.
The limited express. leaving at LILO p. M. ar
irving in Chicago IL noon the next day. The
equipment on this train Is acknowledged TO be
the anest in the world and the service I'M
equaled-
The western express, leaving at 40 p. m, ar
irving In Chicago at $50 pm next evening.
This train is composed of vestibuled sleeping
and dining cars.
The rouud-trip rate on all trains. with the
exception Of the western express, is S34- so. the
rate on that train and the Pacific express, leav-
ing here at l0s40 p m. being s26.-4drt.
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RUPTURE.

DR.. T. 4. GALLOWAY Of the institute will be in
our city on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
at the above named office. FROM 12 TO S p NJ. for
the bene Of all those who afflicted with Hernia
and who desire to avail themselves of this treatment.
The cost of SO great . boon is extremely moderate
when compared with the benefit received. Many Of
Baltimo-e's best physicians recommend the treat
ment Numbers Of prominent citizens have been per-
manently cured. among whom mentions Jno. N.
Littig esq. president National Marine Bank Capt.
W. G. Geoghegan steamer Charlotte. York River line
Jno. Richardson. president board of license
missioners; Arthur A. Quandt, pharmacist. 124 s.
Howard ST. DR.. NJ. Curby Burkhard. 101 Park ave. !;
o. A. Kirkland of Matthews Kirkland. auction and
real estate, 81 and "a S. Charles st. Baltimore city
my316t
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That TIRED FEELING.
30 common at this season. is quickly overcome
and full health and strength are restored by
HOODS sARsAPARILLA 1t gives to the blood
the quality and tone Of perfect health. and re-
stores the lost appetite.
HOODS SARsAPARILLA CURES.
my boy. Joseph. when three years old. was
taken sick with lung fever. He never fully re-
covered his health. friend told US the good
done for Others BY HOODS sARSAPARILLA.
and we tried it in the spring. Joseph was very
thin and pale. Soon after beginning to take
HOODS sARSAPARIII4A he showed marked
Improvement He regained . hearty appetite,
grew strong. and his cheeks longer pale.
He continued the Of It for some time and
steadily improved. consider
HOODS sARSAPARILI.A
sgood building up medicine"
MRS. MARGARET HALEY,
81 Blossom street. Lowell Masa
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The sp,nper As.oc,a<,or

The General Spinner Memorial Association held
. meeting at the board Of trade rooms Saturday
evening, with Miss Elizabeth C. Stoner pre-
siding. Reports were received from the benefit
reading BY Miss Helen Potter and quite a snug
sum was turned over to the treasurer Methods
Of raising additional funds were discussed
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
FORECAST TILL 8 Pm. TUESDAY.
For ne District Of Columbia. Maryland and
virginia. showers; cooler Tuesday; southwest
sriy winds.
CONDITION OF TEE wArzR
Tsnper,ture snd condition Of wAter as 8
an: Great Falls. temperature, -; condition,
=. Receiving reservoir. temperature, n. Con-
dition at north connection. 2: condition at
south connection. S. distributing reservoir
tempernture. ~; condition ut infuens gate
house. IS; efiuent gate honse. Sc
High tide Low tie
U&NR 5:53 am. 6:21 pm.
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The Late DR.. n. IL. Leach.

The late DIR. Hamilton E Leach was inferred
ut Congressional cemetery on Friday afternoon
Ut 5 o'clock. only the immediate family and
nearest relatives being present
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OATH OF BEAUTY.

Baby blemishes. pimples. red rough hands and fall
Ing hair prevented by CUTICURA SOAP. Most
effective skin purifying and identifying Soap well
as purest and sweetest Of toilet and nursery soaps
Only cure for pmples because only preventive of in
nammaton and closging Of the pores Sold every
where. ,e5-1v
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ATTENTION is specially called to sale of house
No. sos 10th street southwest at auction ON
Tuesday, June 6. at pm. This ia a house OF
fourteen rooms. press-brick front. with all mod
ern improvements, and a very desirable place
Of residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05

Tn BEST Gas RANGE in the city for the
money. A. EBERLYs Sons,
us It'll gt. NV.
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S. Heller. 72o 7th 1t. n. W.. is making a sps-
cia1ty In Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing: also cures Dandruh. my9-tI
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Royal Headache Powders. loo Druggists
ap2S-tr
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Comfort Powder.
Don't dose for skin troubles. Comfort Powder
will cure you. II
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"ApMTRAr"

"ADMrRAL."
The leading and most popular cigarette on
The market These strictly high-class cigarettes
have no connection with the trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05

CoyTRAcToR's SALE Of horses. mules carts
and harness at Lyons stables, 18th and E
streets southeast, By Sloan Il Co., Thursday at
IL am.-Adrt
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Rates 10 Chicago Via B. and o. X. r.
Worlds fair excursion tickets now on
sale for all b and o. trains at rate of s26 for
the round trip from Washington Through
sleeping cars on al trsinA
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ALEXANDRIA.
THE POTOMAC STRAND.

The question Of the public right Of way
along the river front which the city authorities
many years ago insisted upon and which was
then designated in public acts "the Potomac
strand has for more than . half century
been contested and gradually the city has
hnquished its claim until the Potomac
strand as q public way has ceased to exist.
heads at the end Of the streets, and wherever
they have been closed up it has
been under permit from tho city
council The Oldest contract Of this kind is
that made in the last century with Carlisle and
Dalton relative to Cameron street dock Since
then other contracts and grants have been
made as to the use and occupation of docks,
the last being that With the Potomac Ferry
Company relative to the occupation Of a por-
tion Of King street dock. The whole subject
should be thoroughly examined, settled on a
secure basis and permanent record made.
oHILp2EN's SERVICES.
Except Row. Dr. MOZART Of Washington at
the German Lutheran Church there were no
ministers from abroad in Aexandria pulpits
yesterday. At the Methodist Protestant Church
the exercises Of Ch,ldren's day were extremely
inte resting. A sermon to children was preached
in the morning by the pastor, Rev. ]. T. Ben
son, and appropriate exercises in the afternoon
made the occasion delightful one to the little
people and one of interest to the elders.
WILL BEMAIN TO DO GOOD IN ALEXANDRIA.
Much qualification was expressed yesterday
at the Second Presbyterian Church that Rev.
Theron II. Rice, the esteemed pastor Of that
church, would not accept a call to the First
Presbyterian Church In Baltimore, although a
parsonage and a salary of $4,000 per an
mum was offered in the monumental city, while
in Alexandria the salary is less than $4,000.
NOTES.
The land Gales Saturday afternoon were lot,
81 feet by 1oO on upper King street. at the old
fair grounds. for $3.50; frame dwelling, with
lot 81 by 100 feet, on Gibbons between Wash
ington and Columbus streets. at $50, and q
frame dwelling, with lot IL by "a feet on
Oronoko street between Columbus and Alfred,
at $50. These sales were all somewhat below
current rates.
Potomac Lodge Of Odd Fellows will give an
entertainment at the Opera House tonight for
the benefit of the relief fund.
]. c. Alexander has been elected high priest
Of Mount Vernon R. A. Chapter, F. A. A. NJ.
The recent "Mikado'' rendition at the Opera
House nettsd $99.47 in aid Of the ST. Marv's
Church building fund and 500 AZ in aid of the
Fairfax Catholic parish building fund, the pro-
ceeds being divided equally between the two
objects.
The city authorities expec. q new garbage
cart this week. 1t will not come too soon, for
there will be need during the summer of three
garbage carts.
The colored teachers Of Alexandria county
will hold meeting at 1859 street next Sat-
urday at 10 am. in order to formulate resolu-
lions of regret Mt the death of their late super
intendent, J. E. Febrey.
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Gurley's Solar Compass with telescope at
tachment, 800. WALFoRD's, ATT Pa. ave. IL
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LowEsf PRICES for Mems Stray Hata 45c.,
y5cL. e1-25, tIS5, 3L65. MAUnxz, sal 10th nj. p,
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INTEREST paid upon deposits. American
Security and Trust Company, 14O5 G st-Adut.
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ConsoS Il MAcAnrsry
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
14lQ y st.. Glover Building.
Correspondents Of Asssrs. Moore Schley 80 Broad
way.
Railroad Stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
on the exchanges Of New York, PHILADELPHIA Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold.
"A specially made Of Investment securitieS District
Tels phone Stock dealt in
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold de3l
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Have You a Poor Appetizer II 20, try
stick Of Whites Yucatan Gum Just before
each meal and you will find it very beneficial
je5-6t
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Comfort Powder.
For gentleman who shavss q box Of Com
fort Powder is q great luxury. IL
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Good News for the PeopI

Good News for the People.
Prices Of Sewing Machines brought within
the reach Of all S55 Sewing Machipes at $19. 60
with all attachments. OPPRNHRIMER, bl4 9th
st. NV. Standard patterns It
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When Disappointed Elsewhere
You can secure
The right kind of treatment
And the
Very Best Grades of Furniture
Or
A Quincy Refrigerator
Or
The Finest Kind OF Baby Carriage
Or
Carpet, Mating or Oil Cloth
On
"Time" Payments at Bottom" Prices
From
JOHN RUpDxN, The Accommodation,
513 7th st. NV It
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Pure Old Rye Whisky a years old), 75c. ct
Pure Old Port Wine, large bottle, SOC.
Fine Old Spanish Cherry (for invalids), 75c. qt
IL MxTzGER's FINE GROCERY, AT 7th st. n. W.
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Have You Ever Tried Trott7
He will save you money on everything you buy
in the shape of China, Crockery Glass, Wood
and Iron Ware. Try him. 1902 14th ST. INV. II
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OLD FAWGBITE9
In new forms. The Weber. Decker
Fisher Iyers K Pond and the
Estey Planes We're the Wash
fngton agents for these celebrated
makes and have the newest crea-
lions in all of them. Sold on easy
fernCs-H you're going away let
Us store your Piano in our ware
rooms. They're fitted UP for just
that purpose. No dust or dsmpness
will reach them and they'll receive
professional attention long as
they're hero.
SANDERS & SrArMAS. 934 F ST.
Piano Merchants, lei
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HE NATIONAL SAFE Drposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
OF the District Of Columbia
CORNER 15Tn ST. AND NEW YORK AVE-
Chartered BY special &C. Of consrss.
jan. 1867. and acts Of oct. 1890 and Feb. 1894
CAPITAL: ONE MILLION DOLLARS
GAZE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
annum upward
snSs s .,s aSa y:ssS q
on deposit at moderate cost
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
ana interest sio~.a or 0 Sa.na ssOr. upward
Loan. money on real estate and collateral
TRUST DEPARTMENT.
Acts - administrator. executor. receiver, Is
r4epss,d 1 SS ecsSasss 11usss Of al ud ws
9 hAaRR.tFMs & o aISyGK r.s VS. Prsssasa.
TaoHAs 4. jones' fii se' SS. f psss ff'~
It'll R HSsi f ssi;i 5:.s
ssn,.r,. P. snyder lena. c. Robbins.
asors. q ' Fi.ns N satssp SdEil Emery
Lewis Clephsns, Charles A James
Henry A. Willard, 4. Francis Ri9ys
games NJ. Johnston. Charles c. Glovet.
n. Ross Perry, John q. Parke,
THOMAS Hyde, John +. Rodgers
William E Clark Thomas RI JoneS
Robert O. Holtfnan, Woodbury. Blair mhl7
G. I. HAvEsSrh
Member Warrington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Buldiag
$50 Est NV
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash or
margin.
Cotton bought and sold IN New York or New Orleans.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Purnel. Hasaman 4 Co.. New York Stock *
change.
Lehman Bros.. New York Cotton Exchange.
Lehman Stern Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
LanDn Bros Co., Chicago Board of Trade.
Private wires to New Aork. Chicago New Or
leans 1eiephone. 4S3. .je17-tr
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NEW DISCOVERY
THE McCANDLISS TREATMENT
THE TRUSS LAID ASIDE FOREVER.
BRANCH OFFICE lilo F ST. N. W.,
Rooms 10 and ~. Metzerott building second floor
CERTAIN. SAFE AND HARMLESS CURE FOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-05

Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
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Broad Run Creamery Butter, Csc. per lb.
"Sun Rise Chop" Tea, only Soc per ID.
IL METzGER's Fine Groceries, AT 7th st. n. W
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Comfort Powder

Comfort Powder.
Don't 20 away in summer without box Of
Comfort Powder You will certainly want it
All druggists. 10
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CAnscE Candies only 25c. . h.; Delicious
Ice Cream Soda, So. SAMPLES, sos Pa ave.
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HOODS PILLS are the best after dinner Pills /;
assist digestion. cure headache. Try box. 8
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CITY ITEMS.

The Best Sign of Good Taste
In smoker is to see him buy package of Old
Dominion Cigarettes. 1t
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Our 1880

Our $3.50
Sewing Machine is superior to any sold in Wash
lngton at S55. OPPENHEIMER. 5l4 9th St NV.
Renting and repairing specially. 1t
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30 More Of those Fine Sewing Machines
selling SO rapidly at IS 90 at AuIBBAcH's East
Branch (4th and Pa ave. Domestic Sewing
Machines and Patterns. WIN. FUNK, Manager.
Jest
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PsoY. GEoDoEs' SHIELDS cure bunions,
esrna, &c. 10 to 26c Ills Pa ave.. ID floor.
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IMPORTANT IxronMAr1os

THE BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTE,
Incorporated under the laws Of the snte OF Maryland
W. C. KLo}AN. NJ D., Surgeon in CHARGE
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DR.. d. SANcHK's "Oxvdonor Victory" "a cure
Tor disease without medicine) is obtainable
only Of Miss LEHMAN, 915 F street.-Adut.
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Yoa sT1ISa LAND 20 70 JOHN B. KELLY, 9Th
street wing, Center market. Telephone 1904.
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Best Oils and Stains. TIA x St NV. YouNa
Il Co. Sole Agent Gold Pr. Paints je1- tn ,s&m-3t
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Tn GRHAI RUsz still continues at the EN-
YnH CAnPEr CLEANING WoaKs, 6S1-6s5 Massa-
ehusstts eve. Telephone, AS. Carpets made
moth-proof free Of charge.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-02
The Cross Examis alton

The direct examination by Mr..
Sturgeon brought out the fact that
her memory had been bad and that
her mental condition was such that
she was easily Influenced and had
spells when she did not remem Der
what had taken place. On cross
examination Mr.. Searle'S efforts
were to establish that these spells
were only at certain times when she
did not want to remember. Mrs.
Mary Metzgar. of Moline, who had
visited her while in jail. was also
called to the stand to show her dis
turbed condition while there and
Sheriff Gordon was examined for the
same purpose. The court then adj
journed until this morning at
o'clock.
This morning the prosecution re-
called Mabel LaGrange to the wit
ness stand. and States Attorney
Searle questioned her more closely
concerning her knowledge of her
true condition. which she swore yes
terdav that she did not know until
within about three weeks of the birth
of her child She admitted today
upon that point that she had sworn
in her complaint made out while in
jail that DIR. Boyer had attempted o
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-06-02
G.. KLOTZ.
CHARLES STRUPP.
=. II. RUSH,
II. G. WEBSTER.
W. +. BAILEY,
Committee.
Pleasant Entertainment.

The ..London Lvceum' entertain
ment given under the direction OF
Mrs. Addie Weller for the benefit OF
the First Baptist church at Harper 5
theatre last evening, was quite large
ly attended and proved a very novel
and entertaining affair. 1t was
opened with a Flag Drill by IS
bows in zuave uniform. Next came
a HULA Baloo" marching song by
Il little girls in black and white cos
TUNES. This was followed by n
..Shepherd's Drill by bevy of old
er girls in appropriate costumes.
each carrying a shepherds crook
The next and perhaps most enter
tanning feature was the rendition of
James Whitcomb Riley's poem The
Gobbelems1I Catch You if You Don't
Watch Out by IS little girls in
green and gold. After this came a
Hoop Drill" by IS young ladies.
half OF them in blue and the others
in pink costumes. which was fol-
lowed by .'Tambourine Drill by
Il Young ladies in rich costumes eX-
ecuting some very pretty move
ments. The next number was Merry
Lassies.'' song by two little colored
misses who responded to well
merited encore. A Sailor Drill by
% young ladies and gentlemen in
picturesque poses and all attired in
sailor costume was the next number,
which was followed by Shadow
Drill by company of young ladies
in flowing white costumes that made
n very pretty appearance. The
Baby Bunting" songs by three little
girls were very entertaining. the pro-
gramme closing with Grand Tab
leaux." in which all who had taken
part were artistically grouped. j.
w. Day was the piano accompanied
and the entertainment, on the whole,
was very agreeable one and enjoyed
by every one present.