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Real Estate Sales,

Tho following sales have been made
through G. H. Tickling & Bro. real estate
brokers: For Charles r. Newman to the
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Com
pany, lots %. 23 and 81, and parts lots 80.
80 and "a. square So Georgetown, D. c.,
$50. Cobb 90 cents per square fooO. For B.
r. Janney to the Washington and George
town Railroad Company, part lot So, square
80, Georgetown, d. g., improved. 5000. For
"A. krause to the Washington and George
town Railroad Company. parts lots 81, 80
and 81, square SO, Georgetown, d. c, i'm
proved. 1000. For c. E. Newman to c. c.
Glover, sub lots and .. square IA 0sorxs-
town. D. c., 81, coo For william II. Manogus
to c. C. Glover, parts lots a. and 81. square
81. Georgetown. D. c.. s1,iop. Fer p. J.
20 S,HrEs 70 ~ - oi3Ver par. int - IaI nlo
For Frank F.ckliay to Lir.ar Prayer sub
lot 2, square ~ Georgetowa. =. c.. TN
proved. $500. For John ]. Cool, to c. V.
Mex eever. Let !, bloc: 3. Ross!yn. Va. I'M
proved. 1920. For Thomas Mar:rn3ulie TO
John w. Clark. lot 3. block 2 Rosslyn. Va.
improved, $500.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Albaugh's .-Those who remember the per-
formance of George Thatcher's Tuxedo will
recollect the excellent v ork that was done
by Mr.. John A. Coleman. He is a comedian,
vocalist and dancer and one of the happiest
specialists that there is in his line of bust
Eess. He Will form a feature Of the pro-
gram at Albaugh's next week. Manager
Allen has, besides. engaged all new people
for the vaudeville entertainment, and
among them will be Brooks and Denton.
two names that we'll known to every
lover of banjo music. These artists
have Travelled extensively and are recog-
nized as the greatest performers on that
instrument now before the public They
have played in Europe, as well as in this
country. and wherever they have appeared
they have been greeted with the most pro-
nounced applause. Their extensive roper
toire includes selections that will suit
every musical taste, and, besides, they will
show effects upon the banjo that have never
before been heard. A. o. Duncan, Ameri-
cas- premier ventriloquist; Wells and Col
Inns, comedy pair Of excellent ability;
Montague and West, who do refined
musical specially. and Mezuz and Abecco.
said to be acrobatic wonders, will also par
ticipate In next weeks program. Besides
thece there will be Marie Stuart, who will
give an exhibition of high school riding on
and others who will be fully up to the
standard Of attractions that has already
been seen at this house of amusement
The feature of living pictures will be con-
ttEued. those which have proved the most
attractive this week being included and a
large number Of new ones being also pre-
sented. With the electric fans Albaugh's
Is as cool place of amusement as can be
found, and the large audiences that have
attended are an indication that this class
of entertainment is jrst what the people of
Washington want for this season Of the
year.
New National Theater.-The bill present.
ed by the Summer Comedy Company for
next week at the New National Theater
Last Legs" with "A Happy Pair" for the
curtain raiser.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall Hall.-Macalester leaves at II
am, $50 and $50 pm. River Queen leaves
at pm.
River View.-Samuel ]. Pentz leaves at
Io:4Ss m. 2:45 and 5:45 pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour. daily.
Bay Ridgs.-Trains leave B. and o. depot
1t e:3S am. 30 and 3:15 pm.
Buena Vista--Steamer leaves 9Th and o
streets at 10 and IL an, and from / to 8
pm hourly.
Harry Randall for Chapel Point Colonial
Beach and river landings at Z am.
Cabin John Bridge-Steam launch Flor
ence leaves 82d and Canal streets at 8 m
and 2:3o pm
Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge
Steamer Hattie leaves 32d and Canal streets
ut $50 am.
Tally-Ho Coach. Oil 18th street, for Ar
ungton and Cabin John Bridge.
Yellow Bus Line ia E street souths asst
Tor Arlington and Soldiers Home.
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Aquatic Sports.

The patrons Of the free bathing beach are
practicing regularly these days. making
ready for the aquatic sports which are
scheduled to come off at the beach on the
24th instant Boys are exerting themselves
IN the hopes Of winning gold and silver
medals. which are offered to the winners of
the several events. Manager Baze Cotter is
doing his utmost to make the event a sue
cess and as he usually succeeds in every
thing he undertakes even to applying
"Bathers' Delight" to recreant boys. it is
certain that the day will be a memorable
one in the history Of the beach. The con-
testants are limited to patrons Of the beach.
There will be 10O-yard straight-away dash
open to all ages Then there will be a 60
yards race open to all boys fourteen years
of age and under. There will also be fancy
diving and several tub races. The first
race Will begin promptly at o'clock.
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Would Not Pay,

William B. Groat, a young man who has
worn q badge and performed duty as a
special policeman. was out late last night,
and about 1 o'clock he stopped at Mar
shalls lodging house over the saloon at 9th
street and louisiana avenue The colored
man In charge of the place refused to let
him stay unless he paid the regular charge.
This he could not do, and the man In charge
required him to move along
Groat told Judge Miller that the colored
man had pistol. and the latter did not
deny IL.
But Groat used bad language. and Police
man Schultz locked him up. Today Judge
Miller fined him So or fifteen days
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THEIR FRIENDS SURPRISED.
Charley Wilson and Miss O'COnnor
Married at COney Island.

Married at COney Island.
News reached this city this morning that
Mr.. Charles s. Wilson and Miss Margaret
Elizabeth O'Connor were married yesterday
at Coney Island. Mr.. Wilson is the only son
OF Judge Jere Wilson Of this city and IL a
young man about thirty-three years Of age.
Inc news has created q great deal Of sur
prise and talk around town, as 1t was not
Known that the young man was seriously
contemplating matrimony. The wedding &C.
CURED In the police court at West Brighton,
and Justice Owen Finnerty presided at the
ceremony.
The two young people asked for a private
Interview with Justice Finnerty and then
they explained the situation. Mr.. Wilson IN
troduced the young lady who was with him.
ana said that she was an orphan, nineteen
years Of age. of this city. He said that they
had come to get married, and although they
Insisted 1t was not an elopement, they were
unwilling to say why they had gone to
Ccney Island for the purpose. Miss OCon-
nor Is described by those who have seen
her In this city as a very pretty and attract
I've young woman, who dresses quietly, but
in good taste. and has been In mourning
recently for the death of her mother. 1t
was known among the friends of Mr.. Wilson
that he had been very attentive to Miss
OConnor and was often seen In her COM
psny But little is known Of her here, as 1t
Is said she has been in Washington COM
paratlvely short time. Lately his attentions
have not been so marked. and the news OF
his marriage came as a great surprise to the
friends Of the Wilson family. Judge and
Mrs. Wilson are at present in Europe.
Young Mr.. Wilson 10 associated with his
father in the practice Of law. though be
himself has not a very large practice. He
has been out Of town for some time past
and his associates in the Office have been
forwarding his mail to Baltimore. where no
was supposed to be, and they were as much
In the dark as any one else as to his inten-
ticps. Their surprise therefore was complete
VIXEN they learned that he had slipped over
to Coney Island to get married.
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For q Roadway,

deed Of conveyance from Louisa Keith
and Mariana Murdoch. heirs-at-law of the
late VIM d. G. Murdoch. has been placed
on record. whereby strip of land thirty
feet in width. running from the county road
to the American University Is conveyed to
the university for the purpose of a roadway
vhe land Is in the tracts known as St. Phil
lip and Jacob and Friendship. No consid-
grafton was named
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$1,000 Pennsylvania Railroad. $1,000
Summer Pleasure Tours 90 Niagara
Falls

The Pennsylvania railroad Company will
run special trains, composed OF Goa chss and
Falls. on July 90, August . and %. S=p.en,-
Der and p. leaving b. and =. staten AZ
q NJ, arriving at Niagara Fsils e. IL ? ~.
Tickets VIII es saG at rate OF tie !-url
Washington, vsl.d fe~ passage rcirg Or
special train, and :pr r.:Irn on aay rerEis.
trst.r within ten 3ays, allowing sicp-uvsr n
Watkins and Rochester IN si!he. Gi:sct.5u.
and good to return Via Buffalo, With stop
over at that point. within l,cnit. For furtncc
information, apply to Robt. - Pari.e, Z. \.
s. Z. D.. or to t:cket agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

Salt water bathing. Excellent meals.
Trains leave q. and D. station, SIS m,
AS pm. vech Gays, and 9:35 NJ, 80 and
3;lo pm. Sun1ayS RouGd-trip fare, ;i.-Ad
United States rnarshals sale of the stool,
Of fine books, stationery and novelties con-
tanned IN :@t3 = street northwest will take
place Monday morning Mt 10 O'Clock Book
buyers and the trade should attend this sale
Of valuable goodS.-Advt
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Mrs. ErEoOd's Allegations.

June o. 1855. Mrs. Lucy J. Seybolt became
Mrs. Lemuel Ergood. Later. according
to petition for divorce and permanent all
mony filed yesterday by Mrs. ErGood against
her husband, tho defendant came home
drunk and severely whipped the complain
ants young child From that time up to
the present Mrs. Ergood alleges that her
husband has INDUCED almost necessarily in
drink and in cruelty treating and abusing
her and tho children. For more than three
years past she charges that he has been an
habitual drunkard.c ana she alleges numer-
Gus acts OF his cruelty and abuse. She
prays that she be given the sole care and
custody OF their tWo children
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Opera at Bay Ridge sunday-speciaI
Attrae1iou

Sunday. TIE 22d instant, Sig. A. Monte
grino, tenor; @. A. BroGerick, basso; Miss
Nabille Baker, cOntralto; Miss Minnie De
Rue, soprano. and the entire chorus OF the
Digby Bell Opera Company Will take part
In q special concert az Bay Ridge Solos
duets, quartets. and choruses from popular
operas are part of the program NO extra
Charge for concert. Trains leave B. and O.
Station 915 am, 100 and 3:15 pm.-Adyt
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and $50 O'Clock pm.
IT'S.

At a meeting: al -. ld2rs' Exchange
and Cooperative Society Of this city resolu-
lions were adopted favoring the reduction
of rents. Appreciation Is expressed for
what has already been done in this dlrac-
ton. Among the officers and directors OF
the nlssoc,s ton are Mrs. Mary J.. Lock-
wood. president; Mrs. NJ e s. Hanna, sec
rotary; MISC Rata Harvey, treasurer: Col
+. f. TrnUt.e!a. O Graves, James H.
Gable. ge2erel manager: Mrs. NJ l.. "atlin,
Mrs. c. l.. Case Mrs. A. s. II. Riggs, Mrs.
S. d. Thurman, Mrs 4. W. AicGuwen
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James W. Brown, a son Of Capt VIM. B.
Brown Of the treasury. both war veterans
who saw deal OF service. died yesterday at
the residence Of his parents. 915 18th street
Mr.. Brown had been a sufferer ever since
the war as result Of wound received at
Atlanta while serving with the thirteenth
OHIO infantry. MIR. Brown was q member
OF Kit Carson Post. No. 2, c. A R., of this
city. who will have charge of the funeral
exercises at Arlington this afternoon at 8
O'clock
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Tho Star Out of Town.

THE EVENING STAR will be sent
by mail to any address in the United
States or Canada for such period az
may Be desired at the rate Of nifty
cents per month.
0But an such orders must be ac-
eompanied BY the money, or the
paper cannot be sent. Al no ac-
counts are kept with mail subscrip-
tons.
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Impure Blood

Manifess itself in hot weather in hives, pimplcs
boils and other cruptons. which disngure the face
and cause great annoyance. The cure II found In
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures
and removes all such disdgurations. It also gives
strength. creates an appetite and invigorates the
whole system. Get Hoods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

Capt William B. Ave.. a clerk OF the
record and pension bureau of the War De-
partment. died yesterday at his summer
residence at Bayside. r. j. He was a Rhode
Island veteran. served with great gallantry
In the war, and was prominent in the Grand
Army
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list A WORD

About shirts-Cool-comfort Shirts for these
tcrrid days. We show q line of Soft-fnish
Madras Shirts-full silk stitched, q Shirt
we'll worth two dollars"-at 81. Their
equal (at this price, never was offered
Henry Franc & Son, cor. It'll and D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

Friday ExcursiOns to tho seashore-
$500.
Tho B. and o. r. r. Co. will sell round
trip excursion tickets every Friday to At
lantic City for Royal Blue express trains
leaving 1000 am. and 1900 noon, and to
Cape May and Sea.Isle City, for II 90 noon
express. valid for return on regular trains
until following Tuesday. inclusive; rate s.. .
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But none 50 well defined as their right 70
drink our prepared mint julep. Ingredients
the finest. T5c. and sl.25 bot. Jno. H Ma
eruder & Co., 141T n. Y. av.; 1922 Conn. av.
%Adyt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

YOUR CARPETS SOILED? Our match
less process Is unsurpassed for imparting
that now appearance to Carpets without
injury. Rendered moth proof free Empire
Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-635 Mass. ave.
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WHERE THE CROWDS ARE

o DIV MONEI 70 bEING SAVED.
If you want high-priced Wall Papers for
Hext to nothing-or are ever likely to want
them-attend the Milne Assignee Sale 1881
q st, all next week. Finest Handmade
Wall Papers. sold formerly for 81 so to 81
Q roll. next week Is and soc. q roll.
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TROUBLED WITH FLIES?
vQLeen Anne" Screen Doors and Windows
Keep EN- out Latest, best styles. To fit any
width u and 85c.. respectively.
Chas. q. Carter & Co. COG Pa. ava.
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4 Magic Postal Card.

Put your name and address on q postal.
paail II, and our wagon will appear at your
door. Yale steam laundry. 5is 10th st.-Advt.
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FARE 81 ROUND TRIP
Stopping ct ooiciisl Bscvh both ways
Tho steamer LADY oS TIE LAKE leaves c.h
St wharf every SATURDAY Mt GS0 nm Saloon
dining snd state rooms lighted by elecirIcity first.
class meals 10 cents Returning, leaves Norfolk
pm, Eort:ess AcGIoe p u arriving In Wash
ington. Monday morning, $50 O'Clock, stopping at
oSionial Beach Ec.rs ard returning. Fare, round
trip, Toe, tickets Eood until used.
Tickets ana state looms for sale ct BeeH.nan's
ticket Office, ci3 Ia. ave. in Metropolitan Hotel
at MetEereu music store. 18th and ste. n W;
at the Office, cog ct. n.w.. and a. the wharf
J. W. PATTERSON. Jacob Burgess, r. D. Lee,
Tres MAJ Gen ASt.
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Forty goblets of Ice Water rendered safe
$or the stomach against summer complaints
by dividing in them one full Of Of Chr.
Handlers Va. Port CS3 gall. 900 It'll st
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Via r. ard o., Saturday and Sunday July
81 and o. RoIEd-trip tickets sl25 good
unsH following Monday
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wAY To KEEp 4

BEST WAY TO KEEP cool
q to order Freunds Ice Cream and Water
Ices Quality. flavor ard deliciousness une-
Qualed Endless varieties Ever tried "Bisaue'
Cream New and toothsome. SIS 10th st
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CITY AND DISTRIC T,
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Albaugh's Grand Opera House-Midsum-
mer Show and Exhibition Of Living Pic
lures.
Company In School"
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HOMES ALwAYs COO

Where cooking Is done on OIL or Gasoline
Stoves. We have the best, CSC up. Quick
meal Gasoline Stoves, $13.25. 8 gals Case
line, Soc ]. W. Barker, cor. It'll and D sw
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Reisinger's Ice Cream. 235 G NV

Death Dust kills reaches. bedbugs, &C.
Price. 10c., at all deale-s
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WE'LL PAPER YOUR ROOMS, 81 UP,
With Rich. Stylish Paper. Nolts, 0O7 18th st.
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SYRUP FOR SNOW RAILS

SYRUP FOR SNOW BALLS
Put up in 1-2-gallon Jars. favored with pure
frutt oil Delivered to all parts Of the city
and shipped to country. Manufactured by
George J. Mueller, wholesale confectioner
S38 Pa ave- NV: also agent for Bryant's
Root Beer. 10c. bottle equal to Csc. bottle
Of otner manufactures. Sold In most stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

CUrCURA soAP, -
TIE MOST EFFECTIVE SKIN
PURIFYING AND BEAUTFYNo
SOAP IN THE WORLD.
THE PUREsT. SWEETEST, AND
MOST REFRESHING FOR TOILET
BATH AND NURSERY.
FOR PDpLEs. BI.ACKHEADs,
RED. ROUGH. OILY SKIN
AND BABY BIAnsHEs
FOR RED. ROUGH HANDS, WITH
sHAPELEss NAILS AND
PAINFUL FINGER ENDS.
FOR IRR1TATYoNs OF THE SCALP,
WITH DRY. THIN AND FALLING
HAIR IT Is WONDERFUL.
aALE GREATER THAN THE
COMBINED SALES OF
ALL OTHER SKIN SOAPS
Sold throughout the world Price, sc. POT
TER DRUG AND CHEM. CORP. Sol. Props.
Boston.
D"An About the Skin Scalp and HAIR" free.
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FUsSELL'S ICE CREAM,
Shipped anywhere out of town.
1927 New York ava
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CITY ITEMS.

What Magnetism Has Done for the
Suffering Sick-What 1t VIII Do for
You.
First. It has cured hundreds of hopeless
sufferers when all other means and medi-
cines have failed. Second. 1t will cure you
no matter If every doctor In the land has
told you your case was incurable, no mat
ter what your disease.
Remember. Drs. Damon and Maynard are
regular physicians graduates in medicine.
and can do all with medicines that any
physicians In the world can do with medi-
cines alone. Added to this their great mag
netic power-their wonderful gift Of heal
Ing" It is conclusive that their professional
services are much more valuable than those
Of the ordinary physician. Therefore, II
you are suffering from any form OF chronic
street northwest between F and G, there
you will find reputable doctors. who CON-
suit with you and examine your case free of
charge. Reduced rates Of treatment during
the summer months. Come early and avail
yourselves Of that wonderful skill that has
cured others and will cure you. eos 18th
street northwest. few doors from = street
1t
For Fat Fellows.
Big Shirts-big in the neck az 1-2 to 1e)-
big in the body-big value in the goods A
Shirt designed for cool comfort. &1.20 10
our price-no less than 81 elsewhere.
jy2O-2t Henry Franc Son, cor. eth & D.
Phillips Digestible Cocoa, Nutritious
as rich chocolate: easily digested; delicious
flavor.
Royal Headache Powders, Zoe.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc25-m. f&stf
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IN of the Water

Temperature and condition Of water at
a-m-: Great Falls. temperature. 90; condi-
ton, SO; receiving reservoir, temperature
%; condition at north connection, SO; con-
dit.on at south connection, 80; distributing
reservoir. temperature. IS; condition at in
fluent gate house, 80; effiuent gate house. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-21

Lace Cleaning Demi-Neuf,
Bornot. 1103 G street.
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For Partial Cleaning or
Detachage,
Bornot. 1103 C street.
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Baltimore.
The Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co. will
sell excursion tickets for all trains Satur-
day and Sunday, July Fl and %. at s1.25
for the round trip, valid for return passage
until Monday following.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIT 8 pm. sund

bOfecast TIL pm. SunUoy.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland
md Virginia, local rains and probably
thunder storms; decidedly cooler; winds
nhfftfng I'd northwesterly
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FOR CABIN JOHN BRIDGE STEAM LAUNCH
Florence VIII make two trips. Sundays only. Boat
leaves sd ST. and canal at a. Nd. and 2:3o p n
Boat for charter for Great Falls and Upper Foto-
llth st. NV, or J. MARCONNIER, 1918 sd 81
fe2S-lm -
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HOODS PILLS are prompt and efficient.
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Royal Headache Powders, 1Oc.
Free Trial Samples at all Druggists.
oc25-m, f&stf
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FOR CHARTER-STEAM LAUNCH BARTHoIDI;
fast and comfortable pleasure boats, all kinds,
for hire and sale. JN0. CUMBERLAND 4 SON
foot of + st. and n. ii. ave. NV. myS SIN