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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15
ALEXANDRIA.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The board of aldermen held an adjourned
meeting last night. An application of F. A.
Reed Il Co., Beckham 4 Co., and others for the
renewal Of the electric light on the riverside
between King and Prince streets WAS referred,
with power to act, to the committee on lights
An order for the removal Of ulianthus trees
from the city was referred, were orders for
crossings on the east and west sides OF the
crossing of Lee with Cameron street,
and orders authorizing certain street changes
to be made by Wheat d Suter on Princess
street from West street to the corporation line
were agreed to. Capt. A. Fair was authorized
to put up a frame building on Wolfe street be-
tween Lee and Union streets. within the fire
limits. report Of City Surveyor Graves as
to the building lines on Pendleton street and
beyond, showing variations and suggesting
remedies, was referred. The aldermen con-
Cured in all the orders. &C., of the COM
mon council adopted ON Tuesday night and
adjourned.
ST. JOHNS ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT.
The annual commencement Of st. Johns
Academy, Maj. VIM. II. Sweeney, principal,
took place this morning on the spacious lawn
OF the barracks, Duke and Columbus streets. A
throng of invited guests attended, comprising
large number Of ladies. After an appropriate
opening with literary exercises the awards
OF the year were made. Gold medals
to Geo: l.. Ficklin Of Fauquier, ]. S. Bendheim
of Richmond, C. A. Thomas and Martin Du-
lany OF Alexandria, silver medals to ]. ID. Hub
bard OF Richmond, c. A. Neale OF Prince Ed
ward. W. W. Purcell of Page and Carl o. Whal-
ley OF Loudoun. and premiums to Albert Carr
OF Alexandria and Brydie Robbins Of Fairfax.
A dress drill closed the exercises.
TREASURER HARLow's SUCCESSOR.
The judge Of the corporation court will on
September l next designate Mr.. John D. u.
Iunt to be city treasurer vice NJ B. Harlow
whose resignation will take place at that time.
Mr.. Lunt is a grandson of the late John ID. HGr-
rison, native Of this city. and all his life
identified with Alexandria matters. He has
carried on the drug business here since his bow
hood and his friends are us numerous as the
population OF the city. The appointment gives
very general satisfaction
The academy of Mrs. Ewing, on Prince street,
closed last night, and that of the Sisters Of the
Holy Cross, on Fairfax street. closed this morn
ing.
The county supervisors have elected the fol-
lowing road surveyors: Washington district,
Robert Walker; Arlington district, Tibet
Allen; Jefferson district, George w. Salisbury.
The surveyors receive 800 per annum each.
Alice Funnell the unfortunate girl committed
to the work house, has left that place and gone
to her home in Maryland.
The probate branch OF the Alexandria cor
poration court has admitted to probate the will
of Rosa kaufman, with James kaufman as ex-
ecutor.
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Marine F.nCinerrS' Excursion.

The Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
gives its annual excursion tomorrow to River
View. This is a worthy organization and i.
should appeal strongly to popular favor. 1t is
composed exclusively of licensed engineers,
whose competency ls attes:ed by the infre-
quency of mishaps in Potomac navigation.
These are the men or whom the responsibility
for the safety OF ship and passenger rests quite
as much upon the master. They viii &c
down on the famous flyer Samuel J. Pen.z,
Capt. Luckett She makes three trips, 9:i5,
las and 6:i5.
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The INQUEST I'm the shea Casr.

This afternoon ut o'clock Coroner Patterson
will hold an inquest in the case OF Dominic
Shea, the victim Of the umbrella homicide in
South Washington. The autopsy was made
yesterday. Cleo Oliver. the young woman who
figured in the case, is still in custody although
Oliver White. said to be the young man who
used the umbrella with deadly effect, has not
been arrested.
Lawyer Il. B. Moulton is counsel for the ac-
cused young Sian and he notified the police
that he would have him at the inquest.
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Prisoners Sent to ALBANY.

Last night Messrs. Ed. Burke and and H. II.
Smith Of the Jail guard left with the following
prisoners en- route to Albany toenter upon their
sentences: Mamie Graham and Charles Green,
larceny from the person, each six years; Frank
Sewell. assault with intent to kill, eight years;
John Beall, HOUSEKEEPING, five years; Theodore
G. Arnold, manslaughter. four and half wears;
Charles. alias Clayton Howard, mansaughter,
three and half years; Jos. l.. Belt, perjury,
two years; Lewis Sinclair, larceny from the
person, and Geo. Proctor, violating r. ). U. S.
(robbing the mais). each one year and day.
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The Macalester and Ind ian Head

The pennant schooner Charles Manchester
resumes her Indian Head trips tomorrow even
ing at Gas. This is one of the most pleasant
sails on the Potomac. 1t is run at O convenient
time, the return is made at a seasonable hour.
the course covers several interesting reaches of
the river and the crowds are always comforta-
bic and never overdone. The Indian Head
course is in high favor with river folk and e1-
cursionists. Landings will be made at Marshall
Hall for the accommodation OF those pilgrims
who prefer landscapes to marine views. Capt.
Ross, one Of the most experienced nsvigators in
these waters, handles the Mac.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

MARSHALL HALL--River Queen, $50 am.
Nacalester, 10 a. m, 2 and $50 pm.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures at 10 am.
BAY RIDeE.-Trains leave B. and O. station
9:l5 a. m, $50 and 4:28 pm.
RIVER yIEw.-Ssmuel Pentz. Gas a m, IA.
and 6:45 pm; Harry Randall, 7:l5 pm
MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL Asso
cIATIoN.-Excursion to River View. Samue
PeBtz leaves 9:45 a. M, las and 6:45 pm.
WoMEN's HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY OIL
HAMLISE CHURcH.-Excursion down the river
and back. Harry Randall leaves at $50 p. m
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CITY AND DlSInlCC.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUaH's OPERA HoUsE.-Dicksou's Sum-
ner Opera Company in THE Chimes Of Nor
mandy"
Nxw NATIONAL THEArER.-Summer Comedy
Season Bachelor OF Arts"
KKnSAN's LYcKUN THEArKR.-Female Walk
ing Match
The BATTLE or GErrYsBuRa.-15th street
and Ohio avenue
FrrzsrMMoNs' AUDITORIUM 9th street near
Pennsylvania avenue .-Continuou perform
ance from noon until 1880 pm
ST.. PAUL's CHURCH corner 18th and '
streets northwest Garden Party.
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Gases NOllc Prosecuted.

Yesterday in the Criminal Court, Division 2,
Justice McComas. the district attorney entered
a nolle pros. in each Of the following cases: VIM.
B. Mills. Andrew Bruce, Price Stewart, Fred
Duke. Frank Ross. George Hayman and
Ezekiel Cade. charged with policy; E. f. Nor
rison, assault with intent to kill.
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To Correct q Mistaka

The late Gen. r. ID. Mussey. committee of
the estate Of James Mccarthy "a lunatic), some
years ago purchased certain property for him,
but the conveyance was made to Gen. Mussey
individually and not as trustee. The Washington
Loan and Trust Company succeeded Gen.
Mussey as committee and trustee, and the
heirs Of Gen. Mussey. recognizing the rights OF
the heirs of Mccarthy, voluntarily waive their
rights under the record and by bill filed by the
Loan and Trust Company ask the court to set
the matter straight.
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"You are charged with Having stolen an UNI
brellG on the Fourth OF July last" read Clerk
Potts in the Police Court this morning. "Are
you guilty or not suilty?"
Not guilty." was his response.
A brown skin girl named Ella Arthur was the
prosecuting witness ard she told how the pris-
oner had taken her umbrella ut picnic on the
glorious Fourth of last year.
How did he get it?' asked the judge.
He took il from my hand"
John said he borrowed the umbrella and
broke it and then took it to store to have it
repaired.
''Case dismissed" said Judge Miller.
1.-The girl was mad" remarked Mr.. Null
lowney, because John didn't steal tine other
lumber Ella"
Judge Miller did not understand Mr.. Null
lowney's little pun, but he said he would like to
know where the prosecuting officer got such
cases.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

(ASHN EXTRAORDINARY CASH INDUCE
N MENTS!! CASH.
with each OF the following pianos il included
handsome stool and scarf:
mavnifcent 1n-octeve upright cabinet grand
piano. new, 4.125 Regular price 400
I mavnificen, e1S-octave unriglt cabinet grand
piano. new. $3.50. ,sepular rr ce. ego
l magnificent 7S-octave upright cabinet Grand
piano. new. 33i5 Regular price, $500
l magnificent .M-o-tave upright cabinet Grand
piano. new. STD ,.eguiar price. $I25
magnificent e1,-octaye upright cabinet grand
piano. new. S3}5 -gular price $40
L naRnlii', mt sn-octave UPRIGHT cabinet grand
piano. new. &>sb. Regular pr &c. son
Those who are WITHOUT . piano will make q great
mistake If they let this chance go by.
As have just mace large inves ment am in need
OF some funds aud propose Offering these grezi
bargains.
EDWARD F. DROOP
yelsN qo5 Pa ave II ".
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Sent Back to Her Home.

q Alice Judge, q young woman Of Auburn, N.
Y, arrived here late Tuesday night and ap-
peared at the residence Of Sanitary Officer
Frank, by whom she was sent to the first pre-
cinct station. She inmate Of st. Eliza
beta's from October, 1890. to May 10. 1892,
when she was discharged. 1t appears that her
mind, again giving way, she sought the protec-
ton Of Officer Frank. Last night she was sent
to her home IN charge Of Sergeant Moore.
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Damages Claimed for A..au,t.

Chas. F. White has, by Mr.. B. F. Leighton,
filed suit against Philip W. Roth for $4,000
damages. The plaintiff charges that on Novem-
Der last the defendant assaulted him, lifting
him from his feet and striking his right leg or
ankle against an iron bar mil and throwing
him upon the floor, so wounding and bruising
him as to permanently injure him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

John B. Miller has, by Newton c. Price. flied
suit against Ephraim Nash for $4,000 dam
ages for false arrest in having charged him on
the 5th of June with maintaining nuisance in
a warrant issued b. Justice Harper. on which
he was arrested, tried at tine Police Court and
dismissed on the ground that plaintiff had no
connection with the alleged nuisances
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Stole q Cash Register.

About 2 o'clock this morning thieves entered
the drug store of w. C. Downey in the Portland
Flats. 14th street above l.. and made of with
the cash register. The night clerk was awak-
ened Just in time to see q thief disappear.
They entered through a side door.
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CITY ITEMS
Do You Want Pure Milk?

Do You Want Pure Milk?
The lives OF thousands Of babies can be saved
by the use Of our brand Of Condensed Milk.
With but one exception we are the only manu-
facturers using porcelain pans-others using
copper-and our milk is put through the puri-
Tying process within two hours after milking
to remove all animal faint 1t is then super
heated for the purpose Of destroying germs and
finally evaporated. II you read THE STAR last
week you are fully alive to the danger threat
ening the lives Of your babies through the con-
tlnued use Of fresh milk. II you have never
tried Condensed Milk before try it now.
HE GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
sol and sos Seventh st. NV.
1920 14th st. NV. 3104 M st., Georgetown.
Sl5 H st. ne. Stands in all markets.
NEWTON H. BOWMAN,
Telephone, s4s. It'll Manager.
For Your Family Supplies leave your or
ders with us. Special prices on all goods.
It, MErzGER's FINE GROCERY, AT 7th NV.
clay on Macbeth
We beat them all on everything. Refrigerators,
90. 10 up; 1S-spring Lounge, e. 95; Best Carpet
Lounge, - 4s; 5-leg 6-foo. Table, oak, &34S;
Folding Bed, $50; Parlor Suites, $50 to sS5;
Wire Doors. complete, &c.. 81. 25, &c; Tea Set,
Sc pcs, 50. So; Six Trmblers. 15c.. &C., &c.
GRAsTY (The Cash Nam.
Double Stores, 15l0-l5l2 7th, bet. P and 9 NV.
je15-tr
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY Court = Chief Justice Bingham and
Judge Hdqner.
Yesterdny-Crook gSt. Crook; testimony or
dered taken by Arthur Lynham. examiner. Smith
agt. Clements: sale dccrced; Ii. T. Woodland
and A. A. Lipscomb. trustees. Cole agt. Boyd
decree for sale set aside.
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OLD ENGLISH SILVER is better in form and
style than any modern productions, in fact. the
best patterns made today are copies OF it, How
ard 4 Co.. 264 Fifth Avenue. New York, have
the only complete assortment in America. In
spection inyited.-Adct
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je1s2t

AcKxowLEpsEs No SUPERIOR
The Famous IvERS AND POND PIANO
renowned for sweetness a,d sympathy al
touch" It's not constructed by guess work.
Every minute detail las been studied out and
improved upon foT year to year. SO that al
last the perfection Of piano making has been
attained. ANY case you want-any price You
want Terms easiest
SANDERS 4 SrAfMAN. 9si ST. NV Jel5
DIANOs AT SUMMER CASH DEDUCTION "
L PRICES.
Owing TO the overcrowded condition Ct our salas
TO ms we wi s. at exceptional and unpre~eden,e
rricesf r cash during the nihs of June Ju Y and
Ansust. until the stock sufficiently ia nned ont
We name few among he number Of bargains
Fisc her UIrigh: Piano. slco.
Mahogany Finish. * octave, Cpright Piano
! Fbeny Finish. -, octave. Upright Piano. sl5O
ChickrrnS square Piano. with mode m I'm rove
Inents $3.50
And Uprirh. and Square Pianos Of various make. a.
various prices.
Some OF these planes have been used only q few
months Every instrument is perfect and fully guar
anteed. anu we Will allow exactly the Price
IN exchange Tor a higher pricod instrument at any
time within Q nsbe time. A u;od stool And
livery.
This ia not sensational or hunbug advertiser ent
We will do just s,y
Please RENE nber. this lot goes tkey can
never be duplicated u; the ssme prices
JOHN +. ELLIS CO..
!eto-N y Z Pa ave. near 10th st.
"KRAKAUrR" PIANOS DO Nor REQUIRE BON
pensive adyertsir; they give universal .atstnctor
In ming. G. Ii. KUHN, ten. Agt.. 1909 G. Est '1.,-
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LUxun1Asr HAIR

Is produced by the CUTICURA REMEDIES when all
Others fail They cleanse the scalp OF irritating
SC ly. erusted and blGtchy humoIs, stimulate tiis
hair foicies end destroy mcroso pic Insects which
feed On the ha:r and hence succeed Wien the best
physicians and all otlor remedies fa Sold through.
out the world
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Transfera OF Real Estate.


Deeds in fee have been fled as follows
G. A. spicer 10 Sue +. Chapman, lot Is, blk. 4,
Takoma Park: g. H. W. Smith "a :lanche
G. Smith, pit Z, So. 551; 8. F. II. Us to
ii. Jackson, lot 5. blk. II. Brookland; 81 $50.
Mt Airy; g. II. Naylor to Emma Murray, pit.
9. Chichester; s.. z. B. Babbitt to E. Boulter.
subs sc to So, So. Ga; g. VI. Ashford ct al. to
W. r. Brown, pit. So. SIS: S2.S50. W. II. Barstow
to j. A. Masse. lot 6, blk. 20. and Is to % blk.
80. Brookland; >. II. Naylor to Joseph
al to Johanna Brown, sub 81. VS. sub Old
Georgetown; $. g. A. Spicer ct al. to Sue +.
Chapman. lot 10, blk. 4. Takoma Park; 8. J..
Ii. Wilson to III. F. Gilbert CT al. lot ID. blk. g.
Friendship; ~, 100. Esther Barry to H. c. Gil
bert ct al, pit II, blk. 8, do: 81. ]. NJ.
Barry to same. pit. l. do; s.. c. c. Meads,
pit IL. SO. ABS: g. W. Warren to b. Warren,
sub Sc, So. 93S; S4.S0o. l.. P. Shoemaker ct al.
to Mary c. McWilliams, pt. 1, Sc. $50; s.. W..
! L. L. Weech to Z. c. Linger. subs 337 and 33S,
So ST.; $4,000 C. Gessford to s.
W. Gessford; lots on canal st., So 767; g.
Margaret VI. Hines to L. Coakley ct al. pit. IA.
50. 1876; 81, $50. Harry W. Smith to Blanche
G. Smith. pit 7, So. ssh s.. J. II. Gheen to
s. Oppenheimer. sub % So. 799: S625. A. W.
Giddings to W. Choate, sub 1856, 50. 1853; e.
c. c. Meuds to f. L. ConHor, sub %. So go;
8. John Williams to J. A. Duvall, sub 49,
Carter. pit. 8. blk. IS and los do p. and BIS
sub Mt. Pleasant; 8. j. ii. Cushing to C. r.
Howeson. lot Z. 50. GOT: S527.5l n. w. Eek
lngton Imp. Co. to Mary ]. Flynn. lot 8, blk. 8.
Metropolis View; g. Margaretha Mass to
Bernard Leonard, part 81, SO. 46s; s.. A
Ridgeley to same. part do: 8. Fanny Minor
ct al. to G. Z. HUFF, sub TO- 50. e. Of 64S $4,000
B. III. Franklin ct nj. to Mary Z. Hughes, inter-
est in part 10, so. SIS; 8. W. Mckinley to A.
C. Barnett, sub 40, So. 1886; $500. J. B. Linton
to W. Tanner. part II. so. 496; $. J. p.
Clark to R. Ough. part IA. blk. IL, Whitehaven,
$50. II. Ough to E. Allen, same property;
$50. Elizabeth G. Selby to Henrietta C.
Enrich. part b. s sub of Lees Hill. George
town: $780, J. II. Buscher to A. P. Clark. ir.,
sub "A. So 1905; $4,000. Maria +. Brum-
baugh TO Catherine G. Brumbaugh, lots IA and
10. blk. 9.Ieridan Hill; $. d. G. Swain to Z.
G.. Schafer. lots to 9. blk. 25. Wesley Heights;
g. ]. III. Meriwether to Agnes Chapman. sub
141. So 235; $. Eliza Clark to J. j. Waters.
lot ~. blk. 2, Fairview Heights: s.. ]. j.
Waters to Joseph Clark. do; s.. Julius A.
Maedel to H. Bieber parts and Z, So. SOL; s..
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"a Dsv Meier to Re Forgotten"

Il a day spent at Bay Ridge on the shore Of
broad and beautiful Chesapeake. Trains leave
Baltimore and Ohio station week days at 9:I5
a. NJ, 100 and AIS p. m. Sundays at 9:35 a. M,
100 and 3l5 D. II. Round trip S1.-Adrt.
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PISEY PoIST HOTEL opens June II for the
season Of 1898. Near the Chesapeake BAY. Only
summer resort on the Potomac river where
there is no bar. Steamer George Leary leaves
her wharf foot Of 7th street On Saturday, June
II. at O'Clock p. NJ. for the hotel, arriving in
Washington on Sunday night at 10; 80. See
sdvt. Fare round trip, Is cents.-Adut
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Delicious Green Turtle Soup q. the
PHILADELPHIA OYSTER House, 5l3 llth st.,
every day. jel0-6t
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81 Years Successful History Has Made
the Light-running Domestic the most popular
sowing machine ON eartn. Once and II.
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Wire Screen Doors, all sizes, 81. Com
plete Wire Window Screens from % cts. up
Mason's Preserving Jars. all sizes.
jel3-eo3t% L. II. HOPKINS, 933 st. NV.
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Thea-Nectar for Iced Tea

Claret! Strictly Pure Claret Wine, CSC. per
bottle; per gallon, 90c. MErzaER's FINE GRo-
Gerry, Ait 7th st. lie
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CoSrRARY TO GENERAL BELIEF, Price is not
every thing-Qualities will bear watching as
well. That's where our 81 straw hats ''come
in" They are the best
HENRY Franc 4 Son, cor. z and d.
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THE GREAT RUsu still continues a. the EN-
PRE- CARPET CLEANING WORKS, 631-635 Massa-
chusetts ave. Telephone, 425. Carpets made
moth-proof free of charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

Our Java and Mocha Coffee. SOC. per pound.
is unexcelled. MErzaEK's FINE Grocery. All
7th NV. lie
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s32 CHICAGO AND RETURN. with room for six
DAYS at hotel in Chicago. ". p. Van Wickle,
l22o Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrt
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho weather.

FORECAST TILL P. N. FRIDAY.
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland
partly cloudy and possibly showers; slightly
cooler FRIDAY morning; variable winds.
For Virginia, fair, except showers near the
coast; cooler east; warmer west Friday morn
ing; variable winds, mostly east.
CONDITION OF The WATER
Temperature and condition OF water At
an: Great Falls, temperature, rs; condition,
SO; receiving reservoir. temperature, 70; con-
dition at north connection. "a: condition a,
south connection. SO: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 70; condition at inhuent gate
house. So; efiuent gate house. 20.
High tide. Low tide.
$50 am. 9p.m 235 am. SIS pm.
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SPLENDID APARTMENT AND FLAT PROPERTY for
sale tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock being
premises No. 1888 l. street northwest, contain
ing twenty-seven rooms, admirably located and
would make q desirable Investment See ad-
vertiseinent.
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GrOcers' Supply Depot, $50 La. ave-
Groceries OF every description. 1t
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Soft Shell Crabs, MARYLAND style. at the
PHILADELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE, 5l3 1lth st.
jel0-6t
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ELEGANT Opera and Tourists Glasses. CLAF
LIN OPTICAL Co., Masonic Temple, F St
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Now REApY.-Straw Hats, Outing Shirts,
Summer Vests. Thin Underwear. Office Goats.
Belts. &c. r. c. LEWIS 4 Son, Hatters and
Eurnishers 1921 New York ave.
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Thea-Nectar for Iced Tea.
II you are fond Of iced tea you will find Thea
Nectar superior to any other brand-and with
every pound we give one OF those handsome
Rose Bowls or u large Water Pail as q special
present.
The GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
1t col and SOB Seventh ct. NV
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Seashorc Oysters in every style served
throughout the season mt the PHILADELPHIA
OYSTER HOUSE, 5l3 18th st. jelO-6t
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Johnston Bros. & Co.,

Johnston Bros. & Co.,
Grocers' supply depot,
639-64l La. ave.
Headquarters for
Meats Of all kinds,
Sugar-cured Shoulders,
Sugar-cured Ham.
Dry Salt Shoulders,
California Hams,
Breakfast Bacon.
Prices very low.
Groceries Of
every description.
Coffces roasted
every hour in the day.
JOHNSTON Bros. & Co.,
f39-64l La. ave.
Telephone. 8ls.
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t'Ihe Frenchmnn's Razor" was .'made
to sell. not to use" No: so our 81 Laundered
Outing Shirts. They we're made to fit we'll, to
look well and to wear we'll.
jel3&l5 HENRY FRANC SoY. cor. 7th and D.
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Do You Smile? II SO, and YOU want to
kill the perfume OF same. chew Whites Yucatan
Gum. 1t will do it in two minutes iel2-6t
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MEMS STRAW HArs.-Don't buy until you see
those we sell at SOC. and 81. They are GREAT.
Boys Hats, rs and SOC. A. T. LEWIS. 435 It'll st.
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Extra quality Sugar-cured Hams. 15c.
Largo New Potatoes, BLOC per bnshel.
Att T. ID. PYLEs'
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Fifty Barrels New York Sugar-cured
Shoulders, 639 La. ave.; cut well, very lean, no
| shanks. 1t
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CHOCOLATES and Bon Bons. Csc. pound Ice
Cream Soda. sc. glass. SHARPLEss', sos Pa az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-15

FIFTY BARRELS New York Sugnr-curec
Shoulders, $50 Louisiana ave-; cut well, very
lean no shanks
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FussELL's Ice CREAM delivered anywhere
out of town by express or steamer.l42 ny. av
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Comfort Powder

. This great external remedy for affections o
the skin has sprung into sudden but deserved
popularity. All druggists. /