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xtek lid, ermarten.

Gbicago, 8. SUM-. Mit IL sez
gen 2 @timmen baben bic D%irettoren
ser 6anbelsb1rfe bic Mntlagen gesen
9b. 8. Mrmour, g. .. Mrmour It.
unb 5. Ogben Mrmour niebersef4laz
sen, unb nit 9 se9en 8 Stimmen y.
5. @alentine. ben Manager bes Sptiz
der : Departments ber Ttrma UT
mpur & g., auf 20 Sabre iuspenbtrt,
Die Mitqlieber Der Girma paren bts
.untaufmGnntf9en" Benebmens uni
Der Mussabe fosenannter rfbort tpares
boufe receipts" fir bas in ibren @pet=
4ern 9elagerte @etreibe beot@ttgt.
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Gin 9eSperaos ermorset.

@arrollton, Mo. 8. sunni. gu
DegDitt, elmer Ort1@aft i'm 0ftli4en
Hbetle bon Carroll @ountp, 1T borge>
itern Mbenb Elm Morb besansen tpor>
ben. Die Qeibe bes Opfers befelben,
6arrp Mile's, tines 4OiGbrisen Sung
9e1e1en, tpurbe am anberen Morgen
nit elmer S@ubtpunbe i'm &opte auf
ber StraBe %sefunben. Neben benz
Sobten lag fein @emebr, beff en- beioe
2Gufe nod gelaben tparen. 9arr9
Miles bate por mebreren Sahren aut
einem in ber Ndbe BON DeWtt ftattz
fmbenben picnic einen Mann Namens
Mi(ler er1@oTen, nurbe aber in benz
qeae,1 i'm eingeleiteten gertatlthen
@erfabren freiseipro&en. @m Sage
Dor feiner s rmprbuns bate ct iid nit
feinem @etpebr in bic llmsesenb BON
DeQDitt beseben, I'M feinen @4pager,
nit benz ct tpegen elmer Drei4maf&ine
@treit eebabt bate, auf3uiuden. I'm
9 l1br Mbenbs bate man i'm, nit letz
mem @emebr bepaHnet, tpteber in bet
Ndbe bon DegDitt, obne 3peifel auf
benz 9eimtpese besrtHen, seieben. @alo
burauf muB Ct eri@oFen tporben fetn.
9arrp Miles salt fir einen 9esperabo
unb bate bereits bas 2eben perf4iebe=
aer 4erfonen bebrobt. Die Runbe,
bab ct erI9oFen tporben, Iberraf4te
baber feinestpees. Gs gef4itbt aud
ni4ts um ben M1rber ausfnbtg gu
MAIDEN. '
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1eut<use Il. aooe eetraa.pelt.

MoStau u, 81. Mai. Gelesentli@
bes ge{tern bonn @3aren Sem @olte our
Geier ieiner &r0nung %ae9ebenen 5eftz
e1en ent{tanb cine panit unb IN benz
@ebrdnge, tuel4es folste, tpurben piele
Meni@en gu Sobe setreten. il
Die @peiiung io1te auf benz So
bpnstp plabe Dor fi@ 9eben. S4on
tags porber batten Sauienbe ii4 bort
einaeiteQt, UNI einen siinftigen plaB
au erbalten. Nuf benz 9obpnitp plaz
BE maren, tpie Der rMToc. 9refe Sc
melbet tpirb, lange @eiben BON 9ol3z
tii@en unb 8dnten a%ufseftent. SIS
mar 5uerIt beabii@tist 100000 Menz
54en gu b%epirtben, jebo@ tpurben tn
Mnbetra9t ber u%nsebeuret 3oltsine1z
aen, tpel9e setommen tparerl, I'M bic
Rr1nungsfeitli@tetten gu ftben, eiltg
tpettere Slide unb 8dnte aufgefteut
unb es. tpuroen a1e Mnftrengunsen gez
madt, I'm 100000 Meni4en Sibe
unb cine CUTE Mabl5eit gu geben. 9op<
belt 10 piele tpollten an benz @Ren
She'll nebmen, jebo& entf&teben bic
Beb0rben, baB bic 3abl auf 100000
bei9rGnft merben miiKe. I'm cine
fol&e Menge ab3ufiittern, nurbe etne
aanae Mrmee bon R0den unb Mufz
tpdrtern auiammen gebra4t unb bic
pielen 8Gdereien mubten lift MDgli4>
ties leiften. @s murben 100000 9a1z
len nit ben 8ilbern bes G3aren unb
Der @3arina beitellt, tpel@e III @ef&enz
Ten fir bic an benz Gfm She'll neb=
member Qeute beftimmt tparen. S4on
mGbrenb BET Mode tourben Saufenbe
bon Minbern, ga1,3e 3uglabungen NIT
Qebensmitteln unb @@iFslabunsen
@etrGnte mad benz 9obpnitp plab gez
fanbt unb be1te 8ormittag mar MQes
fit bas Mieienmabl bereit. Cine ftarz
fe Mbtbeilung polt3et tpar auf benz
p(abe aufgsiteqt, nelber, tpie Der pez
tro1fp 9alait ettpa bret Metlen bon
Der @tabt entfernt 1T. Muberbem naz
rem mebrere Mbtbeilungen aabal1erte
unb Snfanterie in ber MGbe aufsefte1(t,
I'M Bic poli3ei fir ben san gu unterz
fifteen, bab Rubeft0rungen eintreten
folten.
Sci Sagesanbrud mar bic MaFe
Der 8auern, melhe iih bei ben St1@en
Der ammelten, In Mirflt9fett ungez
beYer unb lie tpare11 iGmmtlt9 raj en6
bungrig, ba biele bon tbnen tbeils fret
piG:g, tbeils notbsebrunsen na5e5u
"a Gtunben gefuitet batten. Die 90
lt3et that a1es M0glt@e, um bic Menz
ae suridaubalten, jebo9 begdnnen bic
Mafen trobbem pl0bli9 aus trgenb
etnem @runbe, bienet9t BON 9unger
aetrteben, portpdrts gu brGngen, mar
fen MGes por it9 nteber, itiir3ten Slide
unb 8Gnfe I'M. traten 5unberte u11ter
bic Tube unb t0bteten 1ebr bte(e W}enz
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Hano betut 9pielen Den FOB,

pittsburg, 2. sunni. Sin eletz
trii@er Drabt unb Elm gepDbnli@er et<
1erner Meifen fat ben Sob zines a@ts
iGbrigen polntf@en &raben beruria@t.
ST rollte 1einen @etfen bic mad
Brownsville fiibrenbe Strabe entlang,
als ii9 berfelbe in bas @nbe zines 3erz
bro9enen Srollepbrabtes bertptdelte;
pdbrenb Der Sunge nun per1u@te, fetz
men @eifen los3uma9en, erbielt ct ets
men 10 itarten eleftrti@en S&lag, bah
ct Iofort tpbt nteberftir3te. Dte 2etz
DE aetgte mebrere burd ben elettrif4en
@trom er3eugte 8ranbpunben.
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9@mfti8e 8anotten.

@eneca, Mo., 8. Stunt. @s 9az
ben ii@ bier @trol@e aus benz Snota<
net : Serritortum in grober Mn5abl
eingefunben, tpelhe Mues rauben unb
fte6len, tpas lie erlangen tDnnen. Marz
i@au @bearer 70: in Tolge beHen Dez
puttes als Yoiten aufgeteM nit benz
8efeble, jeben Yliinberer, ben lie auf
ber Shut ertappen, nteber3ui4teben.
6ilfe fir bic Notbletbenoen triHt
nur febr lang1am EN-. Sc bcFnben
it@ bier so obba@loie Gamilten unb
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-06-11

Gettrins 1T Elm iebr reider &aFeez
bGnbler, IS Sabre alt uno praiibent
Der Douns Mens @brifttan MFociaz
tion. ST mar friiber Demotrat.
8emertenspertb in Der Contention
mar bic @tellungnabme our Mdb>
runssfrase, pel9e einen 8ru& BET
9artei 3ur Golse bate. Das platz
form=Gomite bate ndmli4 3pei Be-
ri9te einserei@t, bon benen ber Mins
berbeitsberi4t fi@ fur Silberfreiprds
gung i'm Wtrtbe BON 16 F: l ertldrte.
Gin Mntras, bieien Minoritatsberi4t
auf ben Slid gu leeer. etng nit 1872
gegen 80 Stimmen perloren. f4lieb>
lid aber tpurbe na4 LANCER Debatte
ber bic unbe1@rdntte @ilberprasuns
befirmortenbe Yaragrapb nit 427 &C.
gen 1877 Stimmen 3uridgemiei en-.
Darauf berlieBen bic Silberfreunos
ber 9artei bic Gonbentionsba1e unb
orqanifrten in elmer arberen 9ane ei>
ne @umpfconbention. @lf @oriiBen>
be BON StaatszG omites geb0rten gu
ben 8oltern, barunter 9elen 80. @ou>
gar BON Snbiana, St : @ouperneur
Sobn g. st. Sobn; R. 6. g. 9bomp>
ion bon Obto, &ebacteur ber "I{sm
@ra", Sobn 2lopb 9bomas bon Nem
0ort, 8. 9. Qogan bon Obto.
Die1e Contention nominirte Gbarles
6. 8entlep BON Nebrasta fir oas Mmt
bes prdibenten unb s. $. @out6sate
BON NorbeGarolina fir bas Mmt bes
DISQUALIFICATION unb nabm ben Na@
men Nationalzpartet an. 49,. ...
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leidt iabr3ebntelans Der Woblfabrt
reiner, ftaubz unb rau@freier 2uft
ME cine fol@e, oumal in sroben Stdb>
ten. bic Na@tluft piel mebr 1T als bic
9asesluft. ii@ babe ent5ieben mSsen.
Muf bic 2uft, bic Der srobe Mrat
9ufelanb in 0erbinbuns NIT 2t&t,
Wdrme unb DaFer bic Jreunbe unb
S4ubseiiter a0es 2ebens nennt. labt
uns alfo ben @ers @oetbe's antpen>
ben:
Ni@t 10 pieles Geberleien,
Qabt mid INNER nur beretn!
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f&en. Die Melteten unb S9maheu
litten natirli9 am meiiten unb cine
arme syrau, tpel9e pGbrenb Der berrz
i9enben Mufresuns entbunben tporben
mar, tpurbe gu 1obe setreten. Das
S9id5al bes Rinbes 1T ni&t betannt.
iebo4 slaubt man. bab es basienise
ieiner SHUTTER setbeilt babe. Wie piez
le Meni9en get0btet purben. ipeib
man ni9t. benn es selans Der poli5ei
unb benz MilitGr idlieblid. Orbnune
berauNenen unb lie i9aFten bic 2eiz
den unb @erlebten fort. tporauf Nm
ftalten setroFen rurben. bas Mahl
al seben. als Of fi& ntdts ereisnei
bdtte.
Qonbor, 1. SUM-. Der Mos.
tauer Rorreiponbent bes STANDARD
19Gbt bic Mnaabl Der 1obten aul
$500, Bel etpa nod 1900 8erlebten
bic in 9ofpitGler iberfibrt tpurben
Die meiiten Der Werlebten perben tier:
ben. Der Rprrelponbent fiist binau
bab bic @eritdrtunser Der poli3ei uni
Der Rciaden. bic am lebten @amftae
5ur Misunderstanding Der Orbnunl
iommanbirt purben. ibre Rnuten IN:
nDtbig unb unbarmberats auf bic Ri.
den Der Bauern tanaen lieBen. 3pe
Der Roiaden ipurben in Golge BET e.
bon ber tpilbsema@ten Mense bon
pferbe seriTen unb set6btet, pGbrenl
a9t @ensbarmen BON Der Mense ct
briidt tpurben.
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Menctt MaMrtmten.

94~ @3s~.H. N Atr1 nt1&trt&.
WnrceIpnn. 8. eetrnt. Tfe hies
ioer Gtnhtnernrhnettn haben be5h1n1s
fen. bns i+n1ierif6e Ndnatrf&i# .!@ez
non"" All faufen nnb bdFelbe her Hez
qternnu apm @efdenf gu MAIDEN. .
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Wer1in, 10. Sunni. Wdhrero Der
0phntte i'm W,tbdet : Mns'hnh oes
MeiGatnnes finer bns @e1eh betreHs
Der ErirhensfGrfe ber beutf6en Mrz
NEE prf1Grte Der Rriensmintfter @ere:
raj groniart b. @9enenborf, e lei
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100 anbere Gamilien. bic bon 40em
entbl1bt finb. Der 9immel Vt nod
INNER betp1ltt. unb bic gintpobner
bieies Ortes, beren 9duier erbalten
geblieben finb, campiren aus Gnrdt.
SAB Elm r,euer Woltenbru@ eintretsn
t1nnte, NIT ben Obba@loien auf ben
Seneca umsebenben 9lseln.
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a r,.hrnm~n,a~ In s<rnnfreim.

Mnris. q. Snni. een her Tonz
+ones : 3nhlernrnhe untnett Ro6ebeHe
(hp; Mimea. i'm 0eportement @arDl
~errinnete fh zine @os<Grblo'ion. bnrh
tpprhe minbeitens Is @rubenarbetter
oetDbtet fpurben. .. 49,.
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Sin Srump, benz Der @inlab in oas
6aus BON Mobert Soombs BET 30
m a + pertpetgert puroe, iebte aug Naz
9e einen nabe befnbli4en 9euidober
in 8ranb. Mit Miibe tonnten bic
@ebGube qerettet tperoen.
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Nattoualeonpent Der Yrobtbttto'
nittett. W~Q

pittsburg. 3d., 80. Mai. &C.
ftern bat ii4 bier bic Nationalconpenz
tton Der probibitioniiten .pieber per>
tast, nabbem lie Soibua g. 2eperine
bon Baltimore fir bas Mmt bes 'prdz
iibenten unb Sale Sobnion BON SUI
nois fir bas bes @tcezp %rdibenten mo-
minirt bate.
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Nr~ mr-+-nn ,,nter.tiMm<t.

Ar~ Mr~+~An ,tntcrst&hst<t.
81 nhpr.a q. Stunt. Ser Behrtnds<
zee Mrrtrnn mrrbe bon 6errr Nandrb.
rem Wn+fhof+pr Der Ner. Stddten. nnb
t.m marquis bon @alisburp rattF<
cirt.
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3ufammen ....... 80
Der 9tlfsfonb betrug am Mittpo@
10 llbr $14O,O 900 unb ,peitere 9aben
tperben ertpartet.
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teine 1ria@e gum SdbelraFeln bot.
banben. ba ber Grieoe auf lanse 3sit
seii9ert eri@etne.
Die xtNe Der ester.

st. Gouis. no., 8. Stunt. s.
nurbe fulsenbe fummartf@e Iufittlz
lung Der in ct. 2outs porsetommene1
l~lnglidsfGqe sema4t:
Musgeitellte 8esrdbnibi@eine 127
Hobte, beren 2eihen nod ni4t
sefunben .......... IL
Wernunbete. in ben Spitdlern ;. 80
8ermibte ........... 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

outside the southern contingent have man.
ifested a friendly feeling for and interest
in the entertainment and the prospects for
a successful elimination of their work is
very fiattering.
The following ladies compose the commit
tees in charge: Mrs: J. T. Callaghan, chair
man and general manager. IN charge of
Costin; cold meats. Mrs. J. 8. Belt, Mrs.
Sewell and Mrs. T. A. Howard: bread and
butter, Mrs. w. A. Wayne and Mrs. ]. w.
Drew; Coffee Mrs. Peachey, Mrs Ralph
Walsh, Mrs. q. B. Vance, Mrs Senator
Vest, Mrs. H. d. Money, Mrs. w. A. Cor
don, Mrs. B. H. Warner, Mrs. Senator
Faulkner, Mrs. Bushrod Robinson, Mrs.
Du Bose and Mrs. Covington; tea, Mrs.
Albert Akers. Mrs. Young, Mrs. ]. M. Hick-
Mrs. Henry Berry; cake. Mrs. ]. w.
Young. Mrs. M. s. Thompson; ice cream,
Mrs. r. N. Harper. Mrs. Balm, Mrs. Cam
den, Mrs. Crawford. Mrs. Hammer, Mrs
Iurton, Mrs. Holland: Strawberries. Mrs.
J. H. Bankhead. Mrs. r. H. Clark, Mrs.
7. Q. Munce, Mrs. T. M. Owen, Mrs. c. w.
Cooley; lemonade. Mrs. T. G. Riley, Mrs.
T. Clay Smith. Mrs. Warrenton King
owing to fiattering prospects and an in
suf1cient time to complete arrangements
Tor an extersion of its scope the enter
talnment has been postponed from Tues
day, May II, as originally intended, to
tuesday and Wednesday, May 10 and 90
tickets issued for the 18th will be good
Tor either of the other two days A prom
ised novelty on the new program will be-.
minstrel entertainment by twenty-four
young society ladies, such as was SO pop
ular In the east and west the past win
Ter Inc entertainment will take place at
Light Infantry Armory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
FAR MING CITY LOTS
People Who Are Eager to Fellow the
the Plan
The Work Was O Decided Success
Last Year and Only Needs q Lit
tie Help to Repeat 1t.

A week has interviewed since the an
Eouncement that the Associated Charities
would undertake to help people who desir-
ed to work gardens on vacant city lots.
During that time there have been tw enty-
seven applications, among them being a
number of those who were city-lot farmers
last year. aid did we'll by 1t. Land enough
has been offered, several lots being offered
today, and several others are likely to
be need of them.
While the question of land gives the
Associated Charities committee no worry
there is cause for some anxiety in the mat
ter of funds. But $40 has been contributed
thus far for use in defraying lot farming
expenses, while the estimate places the
expenses of the work at 500. The effort
last year is regarded by all who know any
thing about 1t as a great success The
families that engaged in raising crops I'M
der the management of the Associated
Charities succeeded admirably, with but
plcants for aid during the past winter.
Several reaped returns sufficient not only
to provide the greater part of their subsist-
ence during the winter, but sold enough
stuff TO buy part of their fuel.
The committee began blowing this week,
and five lot farmers are now planting their
potatoes, beans and other vegetables. The
city street sweeping department has not
only agreed to give all the fertilizer gath
cred up from the streets, but will deliver it
on the lots where 1t is to be used. Mr.. Van
Arsdale, who superintended the work last
year, is acting in that capacity again this
season, and being a practical farmer and
man of excellent executive ability, he
manages his task in a very effective man
ner. Every care is taken to protect each
farmer from depredations, and the fact
that one was molested or robbed last
year is good guaranty for like protection
this year. Mr.. F. L. Moore at the Airing
ton Insurance Company's office or Mr..
Wilson at the office of the Associated Char
tiles will gladly receive contributions to
the city lot fund. Those who have the
work in charge believe that the lots that
were worked last year were left in better
condition at the end of the season than
they were in at the beginning, and with
the fertiliZing the lots will receive this
year very decided improvement is as
Sured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Swift Punishment for Ford.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
The ADVOCATES of lynch law always al
lege that they are justified by the uucer-
tainty end delay of the regular forms OF
justice. Why, then, do not the authorities
take prompt action in criminal cases and
punish the criminal adequately and speed
lily? We have here the self-convicted MUIR
derer Ford, whom we know to have in
tended a still greater crime. Why was
not a grand jury summoned to find true
bill this day friday a petit jury conven-
ed TO try and find him guilty Saturday
and righteous judge to give him SEN
tence OF death Cor Monday. so that a bare
week only after the brutal murder he goes
TO lace his innocent victim before the bar
OF the Almighty? Such procedure would
be an exemplary warning, but in the two
or three months delay, so coolly spoken
OF in your paper, the desired effect is Who'll
~ lost. l ask that you publish this as
rejecting mildly the sentiments of enc
among the many parents who demand that
a swift punishment follow this awful deed
X
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

The suit of the estate of Thos. ]. Luttrell
against the Knights Templar and Mason's
Life Indemnity Company of Chicago, on a
1900 policy of insurance. issued to Mr..
Lutreli, on trial in Judge Bradley's Court
yesterday, resulted in a Judgment for the
DEFENDANT. The defense was that the in
sured had forfeited his policy by failing to
pay assessments levied against him, while
me piaintirs contended that the company
recognize the insured as a member. Mr..
w: u. Davidge, jr.. appeared for the plain
tins and Mr.. c. c. Tucker for the defend
ant. $3.50 NNANAe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
LOCAL MENTION.
TONIGHT

ahce.
Academy nf Music-"The Romance of
CCcn Hollow"
Columbia Photograph Company, $40 Penn.
sylvania avenue northwest.-Exhibltlon OF
the Graphophone and Kinetoscope
Fifteenth and streets northwest.-St.
Paurs Church Fair.
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-Sam T. Jack S
Extravaganza Company.
Lafayette Square Opera HoIse.-Star
cast in The Rivals
New National Theater.-Hoyt's "a Mid
night Bell"
Wimodaughsis, 1928 street northwest
Art Loan Exhibit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
Transfer of ReaI Estat.

Joseph L. Anderson, jr., to Jos. c. Anderson
part lot 1s3, Anacostia; $500
WIN. Redin Woodward ct TX to Alonzo c. BAR
nett, part lot 20. So 1868; S.
mo. a. Berckmann ct to Thos. Ritter part
original lot is, So SOB: 500 -
ElI1beth n. Is. Kenny to Jos. ii. Boyne part
lots II and 49, So. s. OF 562; s. 20
Jno. D. Wilmarth and Jno. J. Byrne to Chas
'hrlstiani; part original lot IA. So. l22: $3.50
Joseph H. wilmer ct ux. TO Edw. r. and Jessie
Met. Wiseman, lot Is, 81. 235; $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Marshall Hall al
II am. and 2:30 pm.
Steamer Washington for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm.
Steamer Samuel ]. Pentz for River View
at IL am, 2:45 and 6 pm. Annual sxrUr-
sion of the Arion Singing Society.
Steamer Potomac for Baltimore and river
landings at 4 pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Colonial
Beach and river landings at am.
1872 l street northwest.-Tally-ho coach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

l have S, 10 or $1,000 to loan at ) per &c,
and per cent commission on approved re
estate in this city. r. o. Hoffman, 10th az
+ streets northwest-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Trustees sale of valuable improved and
unimproved real estate fronting on d street
south and South Capitol street, and facing
Delaware avenue; and of large building lot
on C street south between Delaware avenue
and South Capitol street, takes place on
Monday at O'Clock pm. This property is
especially suitable for manufacturing or
business purposes. or can readily be sub
divided into building lots. See advertise
ment for particulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
Congress Heights office ss1 Pa. ave.-Advt
Greenbrier White Sulphur Omen
June 10,

Washingtonians have always been par
tial to The White" and the announcement
that ii will open for the season June Is.
under the management of Mr.. l.. w. SEQ
Vile, will give general satisfaction De-
scriptive pamphlets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, 5l3 and 1421 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, and lilo F street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

CARPETS CLEANED BY BEATING
are only half cleaned. Much of the dust re-
mains. They're cleaned thoroughly by our
process. Dust, stains and spots are removed.
Insured free. See our ad. on page %.
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Sl.2o to baltimore and Return via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sunday
May and TO- and will be valid for return
passage until Monday, May IL, 1896. Good
on any train.
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CARPETS JUST FROM THE STORE
won't look fresher than yours after we've
cleaned them. Made mothproof-insured
against fire free. NJ. r.. Thorp, ASSN aineav.s W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

at R. A. Golden's fish and game stands.
Center Market. Extra large seine-caught
Roe Shad, Boiling Rock and White Perch.
New Mackere New Salmon, Crisfield Soft
Crabs, Jacksnipe, Plover and Philadelphia
Squs.bs. Low prices and good service Tele-
phone, S44. m6-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Special excuri son tomorrow Sunday to
ST Elmo and Del Ray at 2:4S pm. Read
our ad. top Of page ID. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

100 II. boards for one dollar; best
lumber. F. Libbey & Co., 9th and NY ave.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
Folks Who KNOW Sn
Read the Advertisement

That Geo. II. Oyster, jr. 5, creamery butter
is best. ) lbs. s1.25 114S Conn ave. Phone
1920. Riggs and Center markets-Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

DR.. Detchon's Mystic Cure" for NRheu-
matism and Neuralgia radically cures in
l to days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t removes
at once the cause, and the disease inn
mediately disappears; The first dose great
ly benefits; 70 cents. Sold by Mertz's Mod
ern Pharmacy, cor. 18th and F streets.
Washington. ap4-sat-3m
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Get Our Prices

In another column of the Congressional Coll
Mining Co. and its list of officers-Advt
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trustees sale of valuable property on the
east side of Connecticut ave. bet o and r
streets Will take place On Monday afternoon
At B o'clock. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

One dollar will buy 100 #. boards: bes
lumber. F. Libbey & Co, 9th and N Y ave.
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09
It's n Torture to Cook

in summertime on the big kitchen range
It's not even uncomfortable to do on Gas or
Oil Stoves. Gas Stoves. DC. up. Oil Stoves
as low as 4Sc. BARKER, It'll & D s.w. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

TO INVESTORS AND BUILDERS.
You should attend the auction sale OF
lots on I'D st. between NJ and n n. W..
Tuesday, MAJ II. See advt. Thcs. Bowling
& Co., auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

DON'T DEPEND ON THE RAIN
Have your own hose to water the lawn.
We sell the best. 10c.ft. Good Mowers as low
as $50. Chas T Carter & Co, COG Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Special excursion tomorrow Sunday tc
ST. Elmo ard Del Ray at 2:45 pm. Read oul
ell. top of page 13-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Know Guides flowers last longest? 1924 F
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
Cleaned A F BORNOT, 1103 G st.
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Special excursion tomorrow Sunday t
st. Elmo and Del Ray at 2:45 pm. ReaC
our ad. top of page II.
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Ont Of Hundreds of Recrs

at the Worlds Fair the judges awarded the
first prize to Faust and White Label Beers
Sold at all bars. Families supplied. Anheu-
ser-Busch Brewing ASS, list Sta Va.av.sw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Our delivery wagons do the rest James
r. oyster, 800 Pa. ave. cleanest wholesale
butter house in the United States.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-09

Gas the cheapest fuel. Get Gas Range
or Stove from A Eberly's Sons, rs eth NV.
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SUMMER OPENIN

A. ]. Jackson, Great Falls Hotel Bass
dinners; early notice.