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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07
Got Drunk and Struck n Woman.

Frank r. West, conductor on the Belt
line railroad was prisoner in Judge Mil
ler's court this morning on a charge of as
sault and battery. The prosecuting witness
in the case was Miss Olivia Van Lew, who
is employed in the government printing Of
flee. Lawyer Shillington appeared for the
prisoner. and entered a plea of guilty. re-
serving his right to make a statement. In
view of this plea Judge Miller heard the
statement of the prosecuting witness.
The prosecuting witness stated that she
boards at No. Ti5 LIST street northwest, and
the defendant. who is her cousin, called at
the house yesterday under the influence of
liquor and struck her. She said he lived at
the house more than year ago, but had
been told TO keep away from there, es-
pecially when under the influence of liquor.
Her evidence was corroborated by other
Witnesses. The prisoner admitted that he
struck her, and said his conduct was the
result of intoxication.
why in .he world did you ever go there
and strike this frail woman?' the judge
asked.
Because 1 was drunk" he responded.
did you ever strike a man."
Il would il he insulted me-"
I'm warrant you" said the judge. that
you never struck a man in your life. You
are Ike all other men of your kind; get
drunk, and then go and assault a woman,
when you would not dare put your finger
on a man, and you will have to go to Jail"
a sentence of sixty days was imposed.
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Conditions Mt the Coxey Cnmp.

Sweetland. at the head of twelve New
Englanders, arrived at Camp Bastile about
G o'clock last evening. The men carried
Coxey banners and American flags and
wore badges with hand grasping a ham,
mer, and also green sashes with the words,
Keep off the grass inscribed upon them
Their banners bore the inscriptions of
Spirit of 49," Peace on Earth, Good
WIN TO Men and Sons of Connecticut :"
Sweetland addressed the commonweaIers
last night and said that he and his men
would fight it out at Camp Bastile il 1t
took all the summer and half the fall His
men spent the night in The barn. The
Galvinites received quite a supply of pro-
visions yesterday in the shape of bread
meat, beans, -four and coffee. Cen. CAL
win called On Gen" Frye at his rooms at
Stegmaiers Hotel last evening and it is
just possible that the interview may re-
suit in the two opposing armies coming to
some agreement.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Academy of Music.-Last night the bad
weather seriously interfered with the per-
Torrance of the ''Mikado'' that was given
at the Academy of Music by the Ideals
and the audience was not as large as it
should have been, considering the fact that
1t was for the benefit of the encampmen.
furd of the Knights of Pytbias. The prin-
cirals were well-known local singers, and
the Yum Yum, Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry,
has had some professional stage experience
which was manifested in her performance
last night The other two little maids were
Misses Florence Grigg and Mamie Mayer
The kausha was Mrs. Emma O. Green,
whose majestic presence fitted the part.
The male characters were l.. F. Randolph,
Nanki-Poo Chas w. Moore, the Mikado;
Ed. b. Fox, Pooh-Bah; George OConnor
Ko-Ko, and Frank Coleman. Pish Tush,
All did well, and the chorus was effective.
The orchestra was hardly in sympathy
with the singers. however, although Direc-
tor Macleod tried hard to pull them to-
gether but this will be remedied at the
performance tonight. There will be two
more performances, one tonight and matt
nee tomorrow afternoon. 1t is expected
that there will be large attendance to-
night, as it is known that many tickets
have been sold to Pythians which were not
presented last night. At the matinee to-
morrow popular prices will prevail, and as
the "Mikado" is a popular opera there
should be big crowd of ladies and chill
dren.
Kernans Lyceum Summer Garden.-The
ladies who are to compete in the seventy
two-hour walking contest at the Lyccum
Summer Garden, commencing Monday,
June IL, have arrived in the city, and are
in daily training for the big race, which
Is for the championship of the world. Miss
Agsie Harvey, the present champion. whose
seventy-two-hour record is 80 miles, is
Confident of retaining the h,)nors. She will
try to make her record 400 miles. Consid-
cradle rivalry exists among the contestants,
especially on the part of the Little Wonder,
VINO says she was never in better form
for hard race, and when the finish draws
near she will be among the leaders. Miss
Clara Eel of Cleveland, Ohio whose sew
enty-two-hour record is $50 miles, is, per-
haps. the most enthusiastic. She says: "f
feel like / could go mile minute, and If
the championship don't fan to me it will
rot be because L 1or.'t try. am conf
dent of 40O miles in this race" The others,
Misses Mollie Harvey, Rose fremont and
Mamie Hewitt, have all made good records
and seem to be in perfect training, in fact
they are all so full of energy, confidence
and vigor that 1t is quite impossible to
pick the winner. Prof. Hoagland, the
champion neel-and-tce walker of the world
under whose direction the race will be,
Will also give daily exhibitions He offers
FOO to any one whom he fails to beat.
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Prize Debate.

The Debating Society of Columbian Uni
versity Law School viii hold its annual
prize debate tomorrow evening in the hail
of the university. The contestants have
been chosen from the three classes of the
school. and are as follows: Post graduate,
Messrs- J. Walter Barbour of Indiana and
j. H Thomas of Missouri; senior, Messrs.
James NJ. Gray of Nebraska and Albert d.
Spangler of Pennsylvania; junior. Messrs.
Walter II. Colquitt of Georgia and Adolphe
Mcneil Sayre of New York. The debater
delivering the best argument will be award
ed the prize, sum Of money.
Mr.. julius W. Stuart Of South Carolina
vice president of the society, viii preside
and the judges will be Senator RedfieId
Proctor, Mr. Ainsworth R. Spofford and
Mr.. Calderon Carlisle.
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The Washington Light Irs.n,r~

Messrs- A NJ Robertson. Frederick W.
Bartholomae and Charles B. Tomlin were
elected active members Of Washington Light
Infantry Corps at the regular monthly meet
ing OF the organization held last evening
AT MS own request, James c. Spear was
transferred from the active to the veteran
roll A committee was appointed to make
arrangements for visit of the CORDS TO Bay
Ridge on the date of the arrival of the u
s. s. Columbia at that point. A comrT-
mentary excursion TO The frierds of the in
fantry will be given to Marshall Hall on the
Eth instant.
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The OlneN Institute.

The closing exercises OF Oiney Institute
were held last evening at 1927 1 street
Several recitations in French and Eng
fish were we'll rendered. 4 French
charade was the principal feature
of the evening. the performance being ex-
cellent. A drill by the class in calisthenics
was both beautiful and graceful The min
ret by the class was especially appreciat-
ed by the audience. DIR. Mckim made a
pleasant address and presented the GER
tificates.
Miss Bette Wilson, daughter of Repre-
sentative Wilson, rendered a difficult selec-
ton of music, showing unusual skill and
execution. She was greatly applauded by
the many friends present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

Myrtle Lodge. No p. K. of p, held its
regular weekly meeting last night at their
castle hall. Sd and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast Washington HalD. with their
- large attendance. there being forty
sf6nembers present. There was also pres
ent a GO odly number of visiting brothers.
among whom were Mr.. Brown of Equal
Lodge and Grand Lecturer J. K. ManguIn.
Mr.. Mangum cornplimented the officers of
Myrtle Lodge on their good work AL
though the lodge Is scarcely two months
old the officers have committed 20 memory
the ritualistiC work. There were four new
members admitted. The membership is
showing a great interest and the older
lodges will have to put forth some extra
exertions or the baby lodge, may carry off
the banner at the close Of the present
term.
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Marriage Licenses.

The marriage of the following has been
authorized by licenses issued by the clerk
of the court: Ernest p Kubel and Pauline
4. Lerch; Newton A. Strait of Williams
port Pa, and Eliza R. Constantine Of this
city; Samuel Collins and Mary Eats; Ern-
est Thornley, and May Strother; Julius
Koenig and Marie Luckel; VIM. H. Reed.
jr and Jennie E. Phillips; Harry c. Nor
gan of Montgomery county. Md. and Mary
B. Henson of Alexandria county, Va. John
Pizinger and Caroline Bean.
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Homeopathic Medical Society

The regular meeting of the Homeopathic
Medical Society was held on Tuesday even
ing. the last for this season. Two new
members were elected and one application
for membership received. DIR. Gusts was
appointed delegate to the American Institute
meeting at Denver. After the close of the
business meeting papers were read by Drs
Stearns, Swormstedt and Dennieon. which
were discussed by the large number of
members present; and the society adjourned
at the usual hour.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall HaE,-Macalester leaves at 10 a.
n and 2:30 pm.
Marshall HaII,-River Queen leaves at $50
am. and $50 pm.
Mount ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaves at 10
am and go pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour. daily.
Chapel Point.-Family excursion. Samuel
j. Pentz leaves at 0 am.
Indian Head.-Macalester leaves at $50
pm
Tally-ho coach. 511 18th street, for Airing
ton and Cabin John bridge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

In the case of the Central Trust Company
of New York agt. Washington and Airing
ton Railway Company an additional excep-
ton to the sale of the fixtures. &C., of the
railway company on the 1st of last month
was filed today by the Woodbridge and Tur-
ner Engineering Company of New Jersey
The eXceptant company alleges that it IS
bondholier of the railway company, and
contends that the sale last month was for
an utterly inadequate price, the amount in
question being 81 900.
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VISIT d. VOLLAND'S ICE CREAM
PARI .OL2 n.l- n ST n
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Albaagh's Grand Opera House-The
Strakosch Opera Company in "Oiivette"
New National Theater.-Summer Comedy
Company in The Scholar"
Academy OF Music-The National Ideal
Opera Company in The Mikado." for the
benefit OF the Pythian encampnent fund.
The Children'5 Country Home. Broad
Branch and Grant roads.-The Annual Gar
den and Pound Party
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whfttingham Institute.

Nottingham Institute, Takoma Park, I'M
der the care of Miss Ross and her accom-
plished aids, closed it's sessions for the
year last evening with a delightful enter
tainment. Rev. j. d. Herron's cantata
The House That Jack Built was charm
ingly rendered by a band of kindergarten
children. The music was under the direc-
ton of Miss Thomas.
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4 Runaway.

Yesterday about noon pair of horses at
tached to one of Moses furniture wagons
! became frightened near 18th and r streets
and ran away. When the team reached
10Th ana y streets there was a collision
| and the wagon uprooted a tree The horses
| were slightly injured
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Sons and Daughters of Maine.

A call has been issued by a number of
Maine men residing in Washington. repre-
senting sixteen counties of the pine tree
state. for a meeting to be held at rooms 81.
o., - and II. Washington Loan and Trust
building. next Saturday evening, to form an
association OF the sons and daughters of
Maine
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Have Been Incorpornted,

The Washington City Post Office Clerks
Association has been Incorporated by Benz.
Parkhurst. Chas. l.. Brooks r. w. Fowler
and Chas. L. Greer. There shall be four
directors eie cted annually in June. The OBJ
ject of the association is stated to be the
mutual benefit of its members, particularly
in moral and intellectual matters.
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FOr Snle and Partition.

Eldred G. Davis ct al. has dled a bill
in equity against Charles G. Thorn ct al.
Tor the sale and partition of the south half
or lot 10. square 431; part of lot 4 square
400, and part Of lot ., square 404.
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Taken Sick nm the Sfraat

The Emergency Hospital ambulance was
called to 9th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. this morning. where VIM B. Langley
farmer from Bryantown. Nd, had been
taken with an epileptic fit. In falling he
received two scalp wounds. which DR..
Smith sewed up, and the injured man de-
parted.
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Condition of the Water

Temperature and condition of water at
am: Great Falls. temperature, %; condi-
ton, O3; receiving reservoir. temperature,
81; condition at north connection. CO; con-
dition at south connection, -; distributing
reservoir. temperature. 81: condition at in
fluent gate house. IL: effiuent gate house, n.
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Two AppIicatious for Dixorcc.

A petition for divorce has been filed by
Charles F. Shelton against Eva A. Shelton,
and by Charles L. Glasscock against Carrie
NJ. Glasscock. The papers in both cases
were withheld from publication.
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California State Meeting,

The California State Association will
meet at 919 F street tonight Senator Per-
kins ard Representatives English and
Bowers will deliver addresses
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COnSuls RccOSniZed.

The President has recognized Paul Falcke
as German vice consul at New York, Franz
Ropp as German vice consul at Chicago,
and Rafail NJ. Carabano. Venezuelan consul
general at New York
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Opening Day mt Ray Rtt,-. linn. Or,

Bay Ridge. the beautiful summer excur-
sion resort on the Chesapeake bay, with
its new attractions and boating fishing and
Grabbing. will open for the season on sat
ufday next. June .. Trains will leave Il
and o. depot for Bay Ridge on that date at
20 a NJ 80 and It's p. m. Rate, 500
for the round trip.-Advt
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ROOMS PAPERED BY ARTISTS, 81 UP.
according to size. Rich designs, latest
style paper. F. G. Nolte. 9O7 18th st. NV.
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DON'T BE BOTHERED WITH FLIES
Queen Anne" Window Screens will keer
'em out. Latest. adjustable, no objectiona,
bic center bars. All sizes. BIC each. Screen
Doors. 81 .. Carter & Co.. $50 Pa ave.
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will leave for Europe on the Doth of this
month. visiting .he principal art centers
of the old world. and will be pleased to re-
ceive few more commissions for paintings
or anything in the art line. Orders must be
received on or by the 18th.
W. II. VEERHOFF
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Take bottle of our prepared mi I JULIEN.
Superior In every way TO any served over
bars. Ready for ice. Inexpensive. lno. H
Hagruder & Co., I'M NY. av.: 1922 Conn ay
-Adys.
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JOhnston's Fridays Specials. Sec pag

HAVE YOU TAKEN UP THE CARPETS?
Let US make them new" by our match
less cleaning process; rendered moth proof
without extra charge. Empire Carpet Clean
ing Works, 631-e35 Mass. ave. Phone 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

parking Champagne. SILL E r Y
MOUSSX. Premiere Qualiti; reduced to 10
cts. pint; IS cts. ut. size. this week only.
Seigson's, 300 Pa. ave.
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Coming to MnShinufon.

Superin tendent ]. w. Carr of the Ander-
son, Indiana, public schools will reach
Washington tomorrow morning with q par
ty of his pupils on an educational visit An
inspection of every place of interest in and
about the city is to be made. The visitors
leave for home Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

WOODWARD & LOTHROP will place Old
sale tomorrow a lot of beautifully decorated
English China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, at
STS5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

NeWSboy Albert Siner met a horrible
death by being run over by a cable car in
Philadelphia while selling his papers yester-
day morning.
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Chance of n Lifetime

Finest handmade wall papers. heretofore
sold for $50 now DC and Soc roll al
Milne assignee sale. 123I G street-Adyt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
THE WEATHER.
Forecast TIL s pm. Friday.

For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia fair till Saturday night
warmer; winds becoming west to south
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PfrREs1,- MOST nEIICIOIrS MADE.

PURESI, MOSI DLI1IOIOIS MAIZE.
Frsund's Ice Cream ana Water Ices
served to hons all over the city as often
per week as desired. Try "Bisq1e'-very
toothsome Freund's S15 10th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-07

FUSSELL'S ICE CREAM,
Shipped anywhere out of town.
1927 New York ave
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Rests the
Tired Brain
HOODS sARSAPARHLA GIVES NERVE
STRENGTH AND BODILY HEALTH.

HOODS PILLS ARE MUCH IN little"
Gentlemen: have used Hoods Sarsaparilla
and Hoods Vegetable Pills for many years and
consider them the best the market. Hoods
sarsaDarilla has given me health and strength
from time to time when tired and
WORN OUT FROM ovERwoRK
and the worry Of business. 1t has purified my
blood, toned my nerves, and rested my tired brain
by restoring sleep and invigorating my entire
system. Hoods Vegetable Pills much in little
use others. They inrigorate the liver TO
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures
healthy action, act gently on the bowels. relieve
sick headache and Indigestion, and thus assist
tired natur. to remove disease and restore health"
J. NJ. CROCKER. 1419 Rhode Island avenue Wash
ington. ID. C.
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Don't Worry
About It'll

II Summer las come-and found you without a
refrigerator the ready cash buy one. dom
sit down and wish that you were RIcH-put on
refrigerator that you want is here and it's
yours for PROMISE to pay.
YOUR CREDIT
Is GOOD
For the best refrigerator made sold in this
country. It's the GURNEY-and there are thir-
QUIZ sin at $685. and end wherever you say
PEERLESS
CREDIT SYSTEM
Not only helps you 10 the refrigerator. but TO
every other article known modern house
Keeping. We don't cast reflection upon your
nor do we require you to pay penny Of IN
terest: We are sfter your patronage-and we
get H. Leave the matter Of payments TO US
Wen see that they are arranged 10 PLEASE
y, YOU II you need some
For the bed room. you'll find a hundred pat
terms here to choose from-Cotton Warp and
Inserted grades-they're best and wear longest.
YOUR BABY
Needs fresh air and sunshlne-don't carry ~
buys one~ssoo buys a better aneoana 81 on DD
TO sSooo-Heywood & Wakefield makes Read
these prices and see IL you think IL Jays to
wait TO buy for cash.
seven-piece psrlor suite. upholstered in plush
or hair-cloth-ehoice, So. so.
Solid oak bed room suite-large glass in
splendid Brussels carpet. 50 cents a yard.
Reliable ingram carpet. IS cents a yard.
Every yard OF carpet made and laid on your
floor free Of cost-nc extra charge for waste in
matching figures.
Solid oak extension table Ss.5o-seats eishf
people Comfortably You can get the same
Forty pound hair mattress. s7.oo-sold else
yourself.
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VISIT THE ART ROOMS IN AUERBACRS
NEW DOMESTIC BUILDING. It'll q II
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Phillips Digcstible Cocoa Contains
all the nutritious and fat producing proper.
ties
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CITY ITEMS.
Hotel johnson Cafes

Hotel johnson Cafes.
Fine CONFERENCE.-The Soft Shell Crabs
cooked while you wait TO take home, also
all other fine Marine Products served in the
most superb style. II
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Bay Ridge.-Opening day, June O. Excur-
sion District of Columbia Christian En-
deavor Union.-Advt.
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Baby Brand Milk. for 25 cts. Page 4.

Special Prices-Six-inch tin wash boilers
4Oc-: finch. SOC. 6-inch copper bottom bOc !;
finch. 15c.; S-inch. SIC. Two-burner yapor
stoves, 50: three-burner and step, New Pro-
cess, with large Russia oven, SIS. Pratt's
best fluid, delivered. Toe. per gallon. Re
frtgerators at cost. American tin roofing
IL per square JOHN MORAN
Telephone $751; 2126 Pa. ave.
VISIT d. VOLLAND'S ICE CREAM
PARLOR, 9OI ST. NV.
Seh-watering Reservoir Vases for ceme-
teries and lawns MORSELL'S, HOS 7th n. w.
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$f.25 To baltimore and Return 81 %
Tickets to Baltimore and return will be
sold by the Pennsylvania railroad June q
and 10. good to return until the 18th, az
sf.23. These tickets are also issued from
Baltimore to Washington at same rate
AdYt.
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HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable, and do no
purge. pain or grippe. Sold by all druggists
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Johnston's Fridays Specials. See pa

Butter-5 10. Fine Elgin Butter, Sl.2O; 3
lbs, Toe. Mail orders promptly attended.
je4&I ID. 7. Batsor 62l 7th ST. ne
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Ladies and Dressmakersi Cali and see
the Quick On" at the notion counters OF
leading stores. myS-lm