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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

The forty hours devotion commenced
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at st. Cyp-
RAMS Church. 18th and c streets southeast
with solemn high mass. and will continue
until tomorrow at $50 o'clock in the morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

Gas Ranges. latest imp. makes. and Leon
rs It'll NV.
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LET US CLEAN YOUR CARPETS
properly and render them absolutely moth
rroof without extra charge. Write or tele-
phone. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS. 63l-e35 Mass. aven.w. Phone 425.
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CITY ITEMS.
Hnfel Lahna0n (afea-

Large Eastern Shore Soft Shell Crabs
finest known to the trade, cooked while you
wait. Also Green Turtle Soup (see a live
one every day., and other Marine Products
too numerous to mention But we will say
Fresh Norfolk oysters and New York Little
Neck CLAIMS daily. Ladies' and gents cafe
Take the elevator 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

Among those receiving honorable mention
At the recent graduating exercises of the
National University Law School were Nor
man Randolph Metcalfe Of Iowa and Chas
Jirah Kellogg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

Temperature and condition Of water at S
am: Great Fails, temperature, &c; condi-
ton. Il; receiving reservoir. Temperature,
y; condition at north connection, II; con-
dition at south correction, SO; distributing
reservoir. temperature, IL; condition a in
fluent gate house. 3; efiiuent gate house, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

WOODWARD & LOTHROP have just re-
duced lot of Women's Imported Swiss
Ribbed Isle Thread Vests. white and ecru,
from 50 to 35c.; for Sl.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-11

EXCELSIOR CREAMERY BUTTER, best
made. Sold by GIBBONS, X st. market.
See other lad" page 4.
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Johnston's specials for tomorrow. Page s.

HOW TO SAVE A DOLLAR.
Buy your Fruits, Groceries and Vege-
tables here. S. F. SHANE, Grocer, SIS 9th
IT. NV
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Mems Straw Hats: Leaders. soc. and 81 90
Latest Styles; GREAT describes their value
Cords gratis. A T. Lewis, 435 It'll st. NV.
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In BIB. bricks, Toe. Sent on APPROVAL
La. ave.-Advt
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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.
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Royal Headache Powders, Zoe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
ocoS-m f&stf
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Hoods Sarsaparilla
VitaIiZes and
Purifies the Blood

And gives it power to carry health to every par
OF the body. The appetite is restored and tn,
stomach toned and strengthened the kidneys an,
liver are reused and invigorated; the brain is re
frcshed and the whole system built up and re
JuVenateG by Hoods sarsaparilla, the pcculia
medicine. Get HOODS and only HOODS
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6elf-watering Reservoir Vases for ceme-
esries and lawns. MORSELL'S. 1105 It'll n. w.
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FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
Shipped anywhere out of town.
1927 New York ave.
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FRANCS 4Sc. JEAN DRAWERS.
Better than ever. Always The Best.
HENRY FRANC & SON, Cor 7th & d.
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EXCELSIOR CREAMERY BUTTER, best
made Sold by GIBBONS, X st. market
See other 'ad." page 1. 1t
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Johnston's specials for tomorrow. Page s.


Value is often lost sight of. Not so with
cur 4Sc. Balbrisgan Cnderwear-it's the
cheapest, value considered that was ever
and d. jell-eoit
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UNDERTAKES.
Don't Worry
About It'll

About IL!
II Summer las come-and found Won yvtthcr,
refrigerator or the ready cash 10 buy one dou' n
sit down and wish that you were RfcH~put %
your hat and make a start for our store-ths
yours for Promise SCI 20 T o.s n mere and ne
Is ho S6o CREDIT
country. rs the GURNEY-snd there srs thir-
s y, "a here e, yo1 70 select frompricss 10
PEERLESS
Not only helps you to the rrfriserntor but -
every Other artiele known TO modern house.
Keeping We don't cast reflection upon your
nor 90 require you 70 to s pay ape penny Of In
sre ss, 70 are sSss yo1r ea,rcnAssTssa and, We
get Il. Leave the matter Of paymspts 20 w-.
wen see that they arranScd 10 PLEASE
M.f fSg; u you need some
For the bed room. youn nnd a hundred pat.
terms here TO choose fron-ootton War; ana
Vel cnt IL and lay n free Of est.
Needs fresh air ana sunshine DON'T carry "
srocnd In your arms. get a carriage se@
says $3.50 buys ss,1 so sn;Sss s 50 On NJ
these prices and see II you think :, IAys &c
or s"ireiotS Goth esoie 81 So "''' ~ p'''n
Solid oak bed room suiis-iarrs glass IN
splendid brussels carpet 90 cents yard,
Reliable insrain chrpet. IS cents yard
Every yard OF carpet made and laid IN yosr
Solid oak ertsn.,on table. ss.so-ses,s eight
ta,ie c,ser here for 500
Forty -pound hair mattress, s7.oo--oid else
Woven wire springs. si.7S-rcsuiar price
$500. These prices are cash or credit-pasass
yourself.
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Horses Teeth VS.. shade Trees.

To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
/ wish to inquire II IT Is an offense against
the law of the Distric. to injure or cause
the injury of shade trees on the streets.
l cannot believe 1t permissible for a person
to deliberately girdle tree, or even wound
or bruise its bark. SO as to induce rot and
decay. But how much less reprehensible Is
1t for one to do this. indirectly, by leaving
his horse to work the same mischief? Ger
tainly. great attention has been given to
the planting of trees for ornamentation OF
the streets of Washington. Then, after all
was done. 1t was necessary to wait for time
TO give them growth and symmetry, until
now many OF them are things of beauty,
and the shade OF their spreading branches
perpetual Joy II one has in his nature
30 little Which is akin to the sentiment that
cries, "Woodman, spare that tree" that he
leaves the horse he has in his care to gnaw
and irreparably in5ure trees. as is frequently
done, 1t seems to me he should be taught the
wholesome precepts of a law outraged by
such shameless disregard Very recently
saw man, by means Of hitch weight.
fasten his horse up to q beautiful tree one
of a number that lined the street and en-
bellished the homes which they severaHy
fronted. Very naturally, the animal at once
commenced gnawing. and 1t took but few
minutes to undo and defeat the work that
had cost care. money and patient waiting.
The hitherto smooth trunk was left marred
and wounded. OF course. the leaves will not
at once wither and fall but the tree which
was lately an object Of PRIDE has neverthe-
less received its death blows and, instead of
remaining a delight to the eye, becomes
unsghtly to the end Of Its days, which are
numbered by lingering but inevitable decay
OBSERVER.
Bladensburg Saloons Open on sunday.
To the Editor of The Evening Star: ~ "
In your Saturdays issue 1t is remarked
that Steyuayer's saloon. near Bladens-
burg. is open on Sundays. 1t seems odd to
single out one bar room as transgressing
the law, when 1t is 4 rotorioas fact that
every grog shop in Bladensburg is in full
swing on Sundays, and has been 50 for
years. and the county officers are well
aware of it, too. 1t is a pity that Gov.
Brown of Maryland is blind to the fact
that the Sunday liquor law is openly dis
regarded in Bladensburg, and has been SO
for years. Why does he not compel the
county officers 20 enforce the law, when ii
is well known that its violation brings
f1om Washington every Sabbath an army
of disreputable characters, who render IL
unsafe for the respectable element, espe-
cially ladies, to walk or drive in the vicinity
of Bladensburg. Indeed the railroad sta
lions at Hyattsvile and Highlands of a
Sunday evening are thronged by drunken
rowdies, who use all kinds Of profane lam
guaye in the presence of ladies, and no at
tempt is made to call them down. J. F. W.
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VISIT d. vOLLAND'S ICE CREAM
PARLOR, 9OT " ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.


For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia. fair till Wednesday: contin-
ued high temperature; northwesterly winds.
Condition of the Water.
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Soap Powder. &c. pkg Johnston's. Page s.
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At Pamsey's
Your watch cleaned for 81; watch mninsprsA
81. AL our work warranted for ees 49,
3sos I'm . - ~
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Soap Powder. &C. pkg. Johnston's- Page s.
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OCEAN TRAVEL

CliNsRD lINE-lsr CL., $50 TO si7D; 20 q.
SIS TO s45; steeraee: SIS. bedding free: plans .
vessels. lists q vacancies, future sailing data
berths engaged c. l. DUBOIS. Agent. 63i "
ap6-<m
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SPECIALTIES.

NERVOUS EXHAUSTION
Grand results: nervous exhaustion and dvrneo-
sta completely cured by three bottles Of 'IiAos-
pha ta-cOnp.'
n. DEPoILLY OSTRICH FEATHER DEPOT.
SIS 18th 81.
At druggists. myi2lns
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sss seat - beg x.ss.sxn~~ uan
eas ssatsaae. aow<<er. IN. &rsa.ax~-
1aern - sea A hsxa s~a il ru-aEr. :
. afrr< gale rrrwxzE..
Ea@Tss. Oct. Ia II Sever. ~~<.~-sx -.
ssssea tss 1so< ts1sv. Tee .so~n -.
Aeessns panied hy he.rv rain. Al 4.
ssAosS ~ Of sa~ wi1s was sse- xs~sr u.sse. =,
ho1r. and scAoea~~ 4. r~~.a~s-.s 49,
near 6lc1cesser. II. x~Aoe,e- ss.sI.-
= n2nxor- dragged her anxhc- in sssarcr,-
-<soor AMI vsns ashore o. Tsoslsverss
sac hrsks mp II sez minase. The
ersw vss rssSzea.
ssfK tHsKErs. Va Oct IA terrific
ma ana rain ssc-rn las h~sa raxsnx sance
haEht viii . no-ths2stexiy wina
0aos 'ng sixty raIses r<- hszr.
sEs lezx. oet IA storm waAcA
osoxe shortly after Ensdnsghs h&s aons
great damage on sea and Land. The tracks
q the Seq Jersey southern railway BE-
tween sssarighs and Hixhlane Beach, y.
., Sere covered VITA sana whEeh Vas
Washed upon them By the waves. The
hsasns smack Loaise Sas drivea ashore
II Highland Beach and il . total loss.
ne eses we're taken 81 BY the iifesavins
crew In sesbrsghs and vicinity buasdings
we're nnroofed- At Loas Island CITY .
osx iron fsak belonging to the East River
1as Company Was biowa dcxn TO wlfhia
I'VE feet Of the foundation The tank
was 80 feet high aad is5 feet vide. The
vifes we're al blown down. and small
boats along the shore from Long Island
eisy TO Bovery Beach we're broken and
thrown upon the beach. The troiley
wires Of the Brooklyn railroad 1t Nerth
Beach we're broken The ferayboas Hart
Vel, OF the sixty-second street ferry.
Vas disabled on entering her alp ~ Long
Island City The new engine house at the
corner Of Steinvay and Finishing avenues
was blown down. An unusually high tide
washed the east end OF Staten island. doln {
considerable damage to small yachts. In
Jersey City three horses wsre killed BIZ
coming into contact with live wires Many
shade trees we're uprootsd. Several steam
ers from southern and West Indian
points. due todar. are no doubt receiving
the faii force Of the gale They are the
Csrsobea. from Barbadoes; Elman. from
Nomorteas; Seuees. from Galveston, and
Iaeatsn. from Havana
The damage at Long Branch IL great
About loo feet Of piling OF the new iron
pier Was washed out The baikhssd be
tween the Brighton and Grandview hotels
is badly wrecked. A cut of about twenty.
i've feet Was made In thu bluffs on the east
end Of the property. About twenty-five
feet of the West End hotel vas blown of
and the old DoIliver cottage adjoining VA
unroofed
on Bell Haven, near Greenwich, Conn.,.
the yacht vernia. IL lahore, with every
prospect Of becoming . complete wreck
ESeLEwoop. y. j., Oct. IA falling
chimney killed Miss Mary Gsrr. 10 years
of age. The Lioyds steamer McWilliam,
and seven TOW barges loaded with coal a.
Lloyds' Harbor were al driven ashore
-Four persons known to have been on the
boats are missing.
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SAcRAnEsro. Oct 10-The worlds bi-
cycle records went down in the dust at
the Agricultural park course in this city
today. One was the quarter mile flying
start, uupaced. class A. the record for
which was = Is seconds. l. s. Epson. Of
the Sacramento Athletic Clubs wheel
men. covered the distance in q 3-5 seconds
The other record that WAS lowered was the
quarter mile. unpaeed. class b. tandem
record OF 26 3-5. which r. & Long, of the
Olympic Club wheelmen. and Tony
Deimas, of the Garden City wheelmen.
wiped out by setting the mark AZ "A 3-5
seconds. The weather was OF the best for
record breaking. quite stiff breeze blow
ing from the southwest. and for this reason
it was decided that the Rambler riders
would not attempt To lower records for .
distance over q half mile.
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AausENKSr&
K.,s. xmme,. In ~Kui.rn.y.-

Mss Katie Emmess supported By her
Ynssror~oataa eoFnraay. wi.s ~ sern al So
attic ;Aease- on Meadsv and Tuesday
evenings. 0esoh<r Is and is, in a nes pay
hv Coo 7. Marphy ensisied Killarney. +"
The p-asIarssaa t. a notshse ca. from the
faes shsi il wss she FIRST Irtsh pay pro-
auoea w4th saec~ss before Bros1ssy sa-
issacs ia ever sssFsy years. for TIE essis-
illustrates a. tee ssory ea TIE bay. al
Abundance o. anasaAliv asnssezns sosasry
has h<sn provided By the managers. sho
have spares neitAsv expense nor laeoF IA
making the pro1Getsaa as eora T2sfs n POS
ssA4e in every respect Toe Ses losk S4z
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snohomish Ready for the Fray.

ssoHoxIsH, Oct. io-ISpecial. Tho
snohomish football team made arrange
ments today to run an excursion TO the
football game at Seattle next Saturday
afternoon. The team here understand
that with Seattle's greater experiences che
will be- quite sale rs TO winning, but Sno-
honish viii play good football. and will
run every risk in order to score against
the veterans OF the Seattle Athletic Club.
Clemens Is still unable to play. and his
place is filled by Lindsay. a young but
plncky player. A large number Of en-
thusiasts will accompany the team 10 Sc
attic
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TO WELCOME LEw WALLACE.
Grand Army Men, Lawyers and Chsu-
tauaunns TO Receive Him.

Grand Army Men, Lawyers and Chss-
tanaaans 10 Receive Him.
One OF the largest and most fashion able
audience. that ever assembled la Seattle to
hear a lecture will greet Gen. Lew Wallace
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
nex. Monday evening Within fve hours
after the seats were put on sale over one
third of them had been selected. aud 10
now looks as though every available seat
will be taken before tomorrow night. The
G. A. r posts Of the city. both the Stevens
and the John r. Miller. aud the Chamber
OF Commerce have appointed committees
20 wait upon the general upon his arrival
and escort him 10 his hotel. The two
posts Of the q. A. L. hare arranged 10
give the general reception in the g. A. X
hall on Saturday evening. The legal fra
ternity of the city will extend 10 him su
Informal reception 81 the Offices Of
Thompson. Edsen & Humrhries at
some time 10 he fixed later. Both VIII
II Thompson and John T. Humphries
are old friends of Gen. Wallace and wili
entertain him in various ways while he is
here. Roth ara delighted at the prospect
OF meeting their old Trend again.
Arrangements are also being made TO
give an informal reception at the church
following the lecture. Prof II. :. sharpe.
the popular orgsnist OF ths church. wlll
furnish several selections on the organ
while the reception is in progress The
ChaassuQua circles Of the city are also
greatly interested in the coming Of Gen.
lea Wallace. and many Of then viii omit
their regular meetings 10 allow fhsir
members to hear the aathor Of Zen Hur.
prince Of ludia. !" etc. In fact. no event
has 50 greatly aroused THE literary people
Of the city "a the announcement that they
could hear one who il 50 vel and favor
ahlv known among them.
seats can b~ seenset at stewart &
Holmes drug store. All seats ia the
church are reserved and can be selected
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sASs 81 ~A&sx<r-v~. IA Actress wAs~e
fscs sas Azso<~Shs< nsw ~ . Rrss9wsy
sssA1asacs $50 raost sneers<sassv latreszcea
sass nsxht At fa< Ssx~. she s~s Astss
hn@sss. xs& before shs uss msny rse-
asnts 81 fAe ssa<e shs was vevsaanensar
txez u the asfr-sians & Al wha 81. hes.
cAs - trinity halt "a sozer~sss SSres.
ta0ss asres sakrh ars naesay earses. ~isA
h~tehs eyess whsse t<sth, . sanay fare.
@eso<tsons vese~ sn1 trina feot - fA est
sAs part1ra Ths par vas eeEapsess sur
prise 10 al and ~ osas- tsxes tae preee-
eeree ever al lrssa p%ays-shs naoaatsaS
ard eo<<amkn< . picture foe the ere 20
revei ~ ard tbs acting Aaishea. polished
and naturally intexpr~ss1 81 a. uasus-,
rAssed company of actors and set-essess
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HE Htse Paid for HE Meal.

man named PiumIey was soandsy
thrashsd Last evening for eating meal at
the Golden Gate. Jap restaurant on
South Third street. aud trying 10 escape
without paying the BILL He had no
money. and when the prorrietors diseov-
cred that fact they took Subtraction ''oni
of his hide in the uost approved modern
style
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poNSEy q sTkwA Art. rsSsr
~ sAkSra Far<s csrssr - Tara "a Ca
xas<s assssA sss@Esa xaas2zx-sa gss
1880 - II
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.rA. riay.r- a. c.rar.y.. rs.ssA.

e< Eihyef ~ terurays NcasehI
The patrons Of Corsrsy's theaser are
promised q dramatic fcass IN the engage
meat Of the talsatesi yoanx actor Law
renee Hsniey. who wilI appear for foar
Nights and Sasartsy matinee commencing
sonsgsI In the great Mes York saccess.
The Player. supported By the beautiful
coincidence. Edith Lsmmcrs. and . good
company. The recent appearance OF Mr.
Hansey Ia this city Vas 80 successful that
Manager Cortrsy has not hesisased IN Sc
caring the attraction for his taesssr Al .
large expense, and be will no doubt be
vel rewarded for his enterprise by seeing
crowded houses during the engagement
IN The Player" Mr. Hsnley has scored .
triumph al over the country and has won
the highest praise from . generous press
and public. TIE Baltimore Anevsoaa. in
reversing Ar. Hanley' performances says:
'srniess present indications are mislsad-
Ing. Lawrence Haniey 10 one of the COM
ing actors. He has undouhsed ability. .
magnetic personality. has been sell trained.
aud IL handsome. For several years he
has been familiar To the local public as
one OF tho leading assistants of Mr.. Booth,
Mr.. Barrett ard other distinguished ac-
tors.
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Foosnail Manager Hurd Resigns.

r. NJ Hurd. the manager Of the Seattle
Athletic Club football eleven. has resigned
his position on account of business. An
effort is being made to induce Phil Kelley.
who managed the baseball team last
spring, to accept the position.
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