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PYTHIAN sISTERHOOD.
Supreme Assembly Began It's Work
Yesterday,

Supreme Assembly Began It's Work
Yesterday.
The Supreme Assembly of the Pythian
Sisterhood began its work yesterday morn
ing in the hall Of the WoRan's Relief Corps
in the G. A. r. building. AS 1t is the first
mectii g Of the assembly, it Is regarded
with great interest by the 5000 members OF
the sisterhood throughout the country. Mrs.
A. A. Young Of Concord, III, the founder
of the order. and it's present supreme chan
cellor, Is presiding. Among those in at
tendance are S. v. c. Mrs. G. W. Bemis,
who will be elected as Mrs. Young's sue
cessor at the present meeting; S. NJ. of E.
Mrs. Ella Small, p. s. c. Mrs. J. Burleigh,
NJ. at A. Miss A. NJ. Mueller, s. X. r. and
s. Mrs. F. w. Mckinley, A. NJ. at A. Mrs
s. l.. Van Wart, s. /. G. Mrs. M. A. Dill
worth, S. o. r. G. Mrs. j. H. Bartlett and
supreme representatives, in the persons Of
Mrs. s. LOring of Brooklyn, Mrs. Robert
Smith, Richmond Ohio; Mrs. s. E. Shaner,
New Brighton. Pa; Mrs. Il. l. Leech, Mrs.
Walter Scott, Mrs. J. H. Wilbur, Mrs. j. H.
Brown and Mrs. w. D. Laird of Providence.
r. L.; Mrs. E. G.. Cole of Portland. Me- !;
Mrs. J. G. Fulmer of Altoona, Pa; Mrs. H.
P. Libbey Of Cumberland Mills. Me-, and
Mrs. F.. s. Brown of Jersey City.
This morning the reports Of the various
officers were further considered until IL
o clock, when the work of the subordinate
lodges was exemplified In the presence of a
number of visiting sisters. There is no
for the statement that the Sis
terhood at its present meeting will con-
slider the question of consolidating with the
Pythian Sisters.
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printers. one wagon; Adams Express
Company. twenty-five wagons: Carl F.
Gundlack. costumer, float. containing IN
dams and clowns; p. e. Anderson & Co..
coal, ten carts; United States Express
Company. seventeen wagons; Columbia
Photograph Company. one wagon; Bos-
ton Carpet Cleaning Company. one wagon;
Capital Steam Laundry. three wagons;
Faultless Chemical Company. one knight
in armor: R. M. Harper. drugs. one wagon
w. H. Baum. furniture, one wagon; He'll
mans Tank Line, twenty teams, and ]. N.
Runyan, shutters. one wagon -,~ -
Capt. BarbOur's Aids.
Capt Barbour has appointed the following
aides: George w. Offutt, H. w. Offutt. P. B.
Otterback Henry Copperthite, Samuel
Geogheghan. Charles C. Gibbs. Jesse F.
Grant, Frank l.. Hanvey. II. W. Heine, ]. B.
Henderson. ]. F. Javins, DR.. George c.
Ober, James F. Oyster. Capt. c. S. Domer.
Richard Marshall, c. T. Carter, J. s. Carter,
William Walters. Samuel Ellis, ]. H. Butler.
Harry l.. Schneider. John E. Simms, w. j.
Allen, c. N. Stump. d. c. Turner, l.. Nj.
Taylor. jr., William Watson, Charles c.
Walter. J. d. Robinson. Capt. John Miller.
]. NJ Hodges. r. T. Hieston. c. NJ. C.
Loeffer, Henry Kuhn, John HOchemeyer,
Charles A. Sauter. Harry Buscher, F. b.
McCauley, T. A. Chandler, F. G. Alexander.
A. w. Kelly. r. NJ. Boyle. George 7. Budd,
w. ]. Byers. W. ID. Campbell. August Daish.
]. b. Daish, John A. Ellinger, Abram Frye.
Adam Gadiis. James Ford, Harry Busher,
C.. B. Smith, Geo. T. keene. H. l.. Blout,
Jno. P. Webster, Chas. Shields, e. G..
Schaffer, Jno. F.. O'Neill, J. F. Hermann.
Chas. Jacobson. Herman Benzler. Harry
Parker. n. l.. Dauterich, Howell Stewart,
B. l.. Wheeler. p. II. Ward, L. G. Thomp-
son. Lawrence Cavansugh. George Heisley,
Henry Dismer. Chas. Mades, Jerome Light
foot, Joe Richardson. w. H. Yeonan, w. H.
Walker, 8. s. Hoover e,
Handsome souvenir badges have been pre-
pared for the aids by Capt. Barbour, and
they will be worn by them during the
parade.
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GOOD Telnplars.

On Monday evening Washington Lodge,
No. 4, held large and enthusiastic session
in their rooms. conner of IL and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, nearly all the members Of
the lodge ard thEty-five visiting members
Of the order being present, among whom
were Knights of Pythias from Boston,
Massachusetts. Lynchburg. Va. and also
visitors from other distant cities. Among
the number of speakers taking part IN
good OF the order exercises were ID. E.
Pease and Joel T. atson, Knights of Pyth-
las. of Abbott Lodge. /. o. G. r., of Boston,
Mass; j. I. Tudor Of Golden Star Lodge
Petersburg, Va; Grand Chaplain Black
ford. Mrs. A. II. ROwley. p. G. V. T.; Dr.
kerby, Mr. Bond,J. r. Mahoney and others
Music was rendered by the choir of the
lodge during the initiatory and other exer-
cises. On account of the encampment Of
the knights Of Pythias this week, the lawn
party to be given by the lodge will take
place on Wednesday evening, September 3,
at 1lth and X streets northwest.
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BALL AT THE BIRTHPLACE.

Large Attendance mt the Entertnin-
There was quite a large attendance at
the bali given at Marini's Hail. where Pyth-
ianism was born, last night, by Union d.
vision. No. 8, and Union Lodge, No. p. Of
this city. to their visiting brethren from
other states. The death Of Past Supreme
Chancellor Shaw prevented the members Of
the Supreme Lodge from enjoying the &C.
casion. but their absence, though regretted,
did not detract from the success of the en-
tertainment. Towson's String Orchestra
provided the music for dancing. which was
continued until a late hour. The Star had
already published the names Of the execu-
tive committee. who were excellently as
sisted by the members Of the floor and re-
ception committee. who were as follows:
Receptions. X. s. John F. McCulloch.
chairman; s. X. Thomas Clark, 8; X: c. t.
Roderick. 8. X. Nj. L. Campbell, s. X. Geo.
w. Grinder.
Floor committees. X. ]. F. Mcintosh.
chairman; Capt. Ed. WoItz. Capt. w. G.
lumbus. Capt. ]. H. Mills, Capt. H. G.
Wagner, Capt. 8. w. Dillingham;, Capt
George J. Bessler. Sir Knight Lewis Boyd.
Sir Knight G. w. Morris. Sir Knight F. p.
Mann, Sir Knight George Henderson, Sir
Knight H. b. Brown and Sir knight H. c.
Belt.
Among those who attended were w. L.
Hutchings. Chicago; F. J. Dewey, jr.. La
Sale; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mann, Miss Manu.
Miss Lanier. Miss Heiberger. Miss Nc
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Coquard. j. H. Pierce
and Paul Boutin, jr, of Jacksonville, Fla. ;
George T. Hayes, Norwalk, Ohio; c. X
Acker, Mr.. and Mrs. Goump Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonhardt Miss Grimes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cain. Mrs and Miss Gardner, Miss Shreves,
]. A. Hagman and II. b. De Vol of Min
neapois. H. NJ. Daniel and s. f. Camp of
Roanoke, E. T. Blackmer Of San Diego,
Miss Wurdeman, Miss Smith, Miss Wertz,
Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. NJ. Augenstein, Mrs
and Miss Koezler. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Miss Weems Of Baltimore. F. NJ Cahin r.
b. Bieler, F. E. Hayden. Charles Adams,
J. s. Prescott, Mrs. Burgess of Florida
Miss Rumple of Ohio, Miss Voight, Miss
Sandusky. Miss ODonnell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Windel, Miss Belt and many others.
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About 10 o'clock this morning a fourteen
year-old boy, named Clay Price. while TAX
ing some mules from Georgetown to Jack
son City. WAS thrown from the one he was
riding. The accident occurred in the street
forming the south boundary Of the encamp-
ment. and attracted quite large crowd
The boy was picked up by Police Sergt
NJ j. Slater, who has charge Of the grounds
during the day.
Col. John NJ. Wampler. assistant surgeon
general Of the Indiana brigade, examined
the case at the field hospital and found the
lads arm badly hurt. He was unable to
determine whether or not the arm was
broken. and sent the patient to Providence
hospital. where more thorough examina-
tlon could be made
small purse was raised around commit
tee Headquarters and to a certain extent ii
Gained the agftated spirits of the little fell
low.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW,

Marshall Hall.-Macalester leaves at 10
an, $50 and $40 :. m. River Queen leaves
at $50 am ara pm
River View-Samuel j. Pentz leaves at
DAD am, 2:15 and Gas pm.
Mount Vernon.-Macalester leaves at 10
am and 80 pm. -
Mount Verno1--By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily
Indian Htad.-Macalester leaves at 6:3O
pm
Bay Ri1ge-Excursion of Trinity NJ E.
Church.-Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio
station at s:f5 am. and AIS pm.
Bue1a Vlsta.-Steamer c. j. Seufferle
leaves at 10 and IL am. and l to pm
hourly. &c. 90
Harry Randall for Chapel Ponit, Colonial
Beach and river landings at am
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SUES FOR SALARY.
Edmund Collier Claims That Robert
Downing Owes Him $I,0SO.

Robert Downing, the actor. has been made
the defendant in a suit filed by Edmund
Collier, also a member of the dramatic pro-
fession, who claims S1,9S0. The plaintiff
alleges that on the 18th of July of last year
an agreement was entered into between him
and the defendant, under which he was to
erte- Mr. sDowning's company on the 4th
Of the following September. 1t was pro-
vided that Should the company be on the
road twenty-five weeks Mr.. Collier would
receive $50 week salary, and should it
be on the road thrty-five weeks he would
receive but $125 q week. A repertoire of
plays was sent him. says the plaintiff, MIR.
Downing writing that If he should see an
article going the rounds to the effect that
he COLLIER was receiving the largest salary
paid in America, he should not deny it.
Meeting the company at Hampton, Va, the
plaintiff says that he went out with them,
and, at Canton, Ohio, about six weeks later,
consented to a modification Of the agree
ment. by which he subsequently received
but $40 instead Of $50. Mr.. Collier asserts
that all went well until the 9Th Of the fol-
lowing February. when there was a suspen-
sion, and he explains that the suit is
brought to recover the amount due him for
the remainder of the season.
N Ok In I'm ltfmOre md Return nm
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, FUR souTHfuaNs DEyELopmExr.


meeting OF the S0sAmittee Of Arrange.
anents-EtDQuRnt Speakers.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the committee
OF arrangements IN charge Of the southern
development conhen ton, which IL to as
semole at Willard HAi tomorrow morning
was held IN parfDr 10 Of Wizards Hotel
last evening. Third Auditor Samuel Black
well presided. DR. ]. ". Murphy acting as
secretary. General IsManager ColQuitt Of
Georgia explained that he was unable to
present complete program, owing to the
fact that responses had not yet been re-
cefVed from all OF those invited to address
the convention. Where there was a failure
OF an invited speaker to report, some one
ruby competent to take his place would be
called upon. These substitutes had already
been provided for, and, therefore, there
would be no hitch in the program, Mr.
Colquitt stated that among those who would
OF Arkansas. Prof. d. T. Day of the United
states geological survey Col. Albert Avery
Of Georgia, Col. Robert M. Douglas of North
Carolina and Richard p. Clark of Alabama.
invitations had also been extended to Col.
Essex and John M. Gracey Of Arkansas,
Capt. Edward Graham. ex-mayor of Mobile.
Ala: Prof. A. b. Haller Of Maryland, DIR.
Sanderlin Of North Carolina, Secretary
Smith of Georgia, Benton McMillin of Ten
neSsee, Congressman c. X. Bell of Texas
and Prof. Proctor and Gen. Green Clay
Smith of Kentucky.
Mr.. A. ID. Anderson was requested to in
wife a member of the Washington board of
trade to represent that organization, and
Messrs. c. c. Lancaster of this city, w. F.
Couper Of Florida and Frank Trenholm of
South Carolina were appointed a committee
to wait upon and invite the District Com
missioners to participate in the convention.
1t was announced that the program of
the work OF the convention would be sub
mitted at meeting OF the conference this
evening, and that a committee on order OF
business would be announced at the same
time.
After being addressed by the following
members Of the committee the meeting ad-
jeurned until this evening: Chairman Sam
uel Blackwell, d. H. Yancey. E. H. Speer,
Gen. Green Clay Smith, Secretary Murphy
and Messrs. Bowcock, Anderson. Clayton,
c. c. Lancaster,W. p. Couper, c. H. Moore,
w. E. Rodgers and Cobb.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Albauehs Grand Opera House.-Hixh-
class vaudeville show and exhibition of iiv-
Ing pictures
New National Theate-.-Robert Downing
IN Damon ard Pythias."
Academy CT Music.-Cieveiand's Miustre,s
Buffers Bijou Thsater.-"Darksst Rus
sia."
kernans Lyceum Theatar.-The Big Four
Speciality Company.
Columbia Photograph Musical Palace
Vl9 pennsylvania avenue northwest.-An the
latest popular music.
Fifteenth street. two blocks south of the
Treasury Observation-Disclosures of the
Battle of Gettysburg
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The Cattle Market.

AT the cattle market at the Union stock
yards at Benning yesterday IS cattle were
on market and sold as follows: Best sold
from 4 to Lie. per h.: good sold from
IL to SIC. per h.. medium sold from 3 to
3 lie per H.. and common sold from IA
to SIC. per 10.
one thousand two hundred and sixty-fiye
sneep and lambs on the market and sold as
follows: Old sheep, from to &c. per ID
lambs, from l-2 to lie per Id.
lows with calves sold from $40 to $40.
Market for all kinds of stock good.
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THE EVENING STAR will be sent
by mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period as
may be desired at the rate Of fifty
cents per month.
OBut all such orders must be &C.
companied by the money, or the
paper c; mot be sent as no ac-
counts are kept With mail subscrip-
items.
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Excursion to Niagara Falls and Wnt.
kiEs Glen Nin ID. and o.. Sin

Personally conducted tour leaves Wash
hston via Royal Blue Line Express. Thurs
day, September o. at sos p. m. Through
Pullman sleeping cars to Niagara Falls.
Berths reserved in advance at B. and o.
ticket offices, $40 and 1851 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Round trip tickets. good ten days,
ten dOllarS.-Adyt
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To Atlantic City, Sea Isle City and
Cape May md Return via Pennsyl-
xnnfn RniIrnuI

The PENNSYLVANIA railroad will sell ROUND
trip tickets to Atlantic City. Sea Isle City
AMI Cape May for all regular trains having
through connection Saturday. September /,
at 81. good for return until Tuesday, Sep
tember 4.-AdVt
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SOUTHERN Development.

desire TO associate five or ten men of
capital and well-known standing to join me
in the purchase of large tracts of fruit and
agricultural lands in the south, now fast
becoming kr own as the equal Of the best
California lands Bought in large tracts
cheap. these southern lands may be sold
In small farms at great profit, the invest
ment being absolutely safe. Address for
information. Southern Development, Even
ing Star. Washington, Il. G.
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"a to Atlantic City. Sea Isle CITY and
Cape May End return, Saturday, Septem.
Der l. via Pennsylvania railroad. Good fol
return until Tuesday.-Advt.
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will mail. on application. free Informal
ton how to grow hair upon a bald head,
stop falling hair and remove scalp diseases
H. W. Gardner. Box 7I9 Cincinnati, Ohio.
-Advt.
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Visiting Pythians desiring to visit Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, Ocean View or Virginia
Beach can take the steamers Norfolk or
washington" daily at pm. For rates.
etc, see advertisement under the head Of
excursions.-Adyt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.


Forecast TIL 8 pm. Thursday.
For the District Of Columbia and Mary
and; fair; northeasterly winds. becoming
southeasterly
For Virginia, fair; southeriy winds.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at 8
a. m: Great Falls. temperature, 81; condi-
non. SO: receiving reservoir, temperature
10; condition at north Connection ~. con
dition at south connection, SO; distributing
reservoir, temperature. 20: condition at in
nuent gate house. 80; effiuent gate house 49,
Tide Table.
Ioday-High tide, 6:4 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide .1:1S am and 20
pm; high tide. 7:12 am and 7:I5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-29

A forty-horse power engine can't keep
your premises clear of Insects, but a 10
cent box Of DEATH DUST will All deal
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Look for Family Shoe Store wagon In the
parade tonight. Shoes thrown away.-Advt
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FINE CLARET. e Is DOE. q Key West
Cigars. only 81; equal to 1Oc. cigars.
DONNELLTS 18th and sts
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Salt water bathing Excellent meals.
Trains leave b. and o. station, g:l5 am.
IS PM week days, and 9:35 a m, 10 and
SIS p. m. Sundays. Round-trip fare, 15c-Ad
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DOVE BRAND HAMS FOR X. P. Mild
cured. sweet and delicious; cooked and un.
cook ed. Market price. J.B. Schroth, AS C. Mkt
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

King Of catarrh Cures, &c. 9ss F st. NV
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Trains Every Hour via II. and O,
r. r. to Baltimore. Rate. $1.25 for the
round trip.-Advt.
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Look for Family Shoe Store wagon In the
parade tonight Shoes thrown away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-29

Round-trip tickets to Baltimore via Penn
sylvGnia railroad until September at
u .2J.-Adyt.
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For New York Roast Beef and Spring
Lamb go to John r. Kelly. 9th st. wing.
Center Market. Corned Beef a speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-29

Best Cypress Shingles. $3.50 1000.
6x2U-guaranteed. F.. Libbey & Co.-Advt
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Look for Family Shoe Store wagon in the
parade tonight. Shoes thrown away.-Advt
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$l.@S to baltimore and Return S1.2J
YIN II. Quxl Il

Inc baltimore and Ohio r. r. Company
will sell excursion tickets, good on al,
trains until September q. inclusive, at rate
of Sl.25 for the round trip. Tickets valid
for return within two days including day
of Sale.-Advt
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&1.2S via b. and o. FOrty-Five Min
ute flyers to Baltimore and return, S125.-
Advt.
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Buena Vista.

The new steamer &c. J. sEUFFERI.E'' will
leave her wharf. foot Of 9th and o SITS. sw..
during week days for ''BUENA VISTA" at III
O'Clock am. and at 2 4. and s pm; return.
ing at IL a. m. and at 8. 5. and pm
On Sundays and excursion DAYS she will
leave her wharf at 10 and II am, and at I, p.
9. 8, g, Z and O'Clock pm. and return
be IL O'Clock pm, until further notice.
The steamer can be chartered for excursion
parties upon application to
GEO. J. sEUFFERIE
au2Stf 626 Pa. ave. NV.
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QUAKER BREAD" Is LABEIED
Ana bears my name. If your grocer doesn't
sell II write or telephone me- Price Sc.
CHAS. SCHNEIDER, ALB st.
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TO THE TIMES.

DOWN TO THE TINES.
Our New FAN Style Hats are up to the
times n style. shape and quality-they
are down to the times" in price. The
combination Is a pleasing one-'twill please
you when you see them.
Henry Franc & Son, cor. It'll and ID.
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NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.

III VISITING P1THIANS
Those DESTROYS OF spending q day at the ocean
resorts Of Fortress Monroe. Virginia Beach or
Ocean View, with an opportunity OF extending the
trip to Richmond, II desired, Will take the power
full new iron palace steamers Norfolk or VASE
ington from tile foot OF 7th street daily at z
pm. for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk, arriving at
the former at @ 80 and at the latter at 30 next
morning. Returning, leaves Norfolk every evening
at 6:1o and Fortress Monroe at TO. arriving In
Washington next morning at $50 O'Clock.
These trips afford a delightful sail on the Po-
tomac river aid Chesapeake lay. and give an or
pcrtunity Of spending the entire day at the sum
resorts the ocean.
Fare, round trip during the encampment ror
Pythians and families. So fare one way. 81:
state rooms at 81 to IS extra. each room accom-
modating two people. Meals on the European plan
at city prices.
Connection made at Fortress Monroe with Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway TO and from Richmond
Va. Fare. Washington TO Richmond and return,
with the privilege Of stop over in either direction
a. Fortress Monroe, IS.
Tickets sale at 1851 Pa. ave-, GIG Pa ave.
board steamers
For all other information inquire at companv's
ONCE, 18th street wharf. Telephone No. 80
au2S6t JOHN CALLAHAN. Gen Supt
FOR CHARTER. STEAMER HATTIE: CAPACITY,
$50; for Great Falls and Cabin John bridge
Reasonable rates to Sunday schools and lodges
Inquire Of W. II. SAMPSON, Ala 26th St NV.
au25-1ms
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S1.26 to Baltimore and Return on
all B. and o. r. r. trains. including the IA
nous Royal Blue Line service.-Advt.
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sHf,-:
;'DIsFIGURED FOR LIE.

:741 ..nr-.
:: - ,:.DBFIGURED FOR LuT'
Is the Departing cry of thousands amicted with
unsshtly skin diseases.
Do you realize what this designation means to
sensitive soulsf
1t means isolation. seclusion.
1t is bar to social and business success.
Do you wonder that despair sei.es upon these
sufferers when
Doctors fail, standard remedies fail,
And nostrums prove worse than uselessf
Skin diseases are most obstinate to cure or even
relieve.
1t is an easy matter to claim to cure them. but
quite another thing to do so.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right to be called skin Specifics,
because for years they have met with most re-
markable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure, but they
are few indeed.
II is no long-drawn-out, expensive experiment.
25c. invested in q cake Of
cUTTCURA SOAP -=----
VIII prove more convincing than . page Of ad-
yertisement.
In short
o.
CUTICURA works wonders.
And its cures are simply marvellous.
So s. .-s.
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTlCURA, &c.;
SOAP. 25c.; RESOLvENT. 81. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CORP, Sole Props, Boston.
"All about the Skin,'' free. -, 1t
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

THE BON TON EXCURSION TO POINT LOOK
ont; remainins all day sunday; giving ample
steamer Sue VIII leave Stephenson Bros.' wharf,
foot of eth St. on Saturdays at 9 pm. until
tnss only: Ale Iandria, Piney Point, St. George'
Island, Miller's. Harness. Coan. Bupdbck's. Co
sale. Returnins. leaving finey FONT at pm nm
arriving il Washington early Monday morning.
class. Pare. round trip. $l.50; state rooms, 81 (;
meals 1oc. Those remaining on board. for the
Information apply at 80 Pa. ave. NV. or 7th
Of. wharf. aui-lm
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HOODS PILLS are especially prepared to be
taken with Hoods Sarsaparilla. 25c. per box.