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Gchool Narrries.

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a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCf
y supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors GoNerness's
g. to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply 70
w. Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON y Union square.
"A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trb-
ure raceivSd AZ their Unown Ofc-. No l242 Broad
wav "a door north 3lst-st. until o'clock p n az.
the following bfanch oce az
regular office unit! o'clock p M VIZ, ~ Sn
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Gh-avc and 14hst.: fi2 Columbus nsa, es oooh
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Dpor0sALS FOR MACHINE TOOLS

/ v,terylet Arsenal. Wateryet. y Y Wy anti
lsoIseacd proposals. IN riplicate VIII I've Iniof-
10 O'clock A. NJ. June 10. 1897. Tor LANES, AZ ISAAC
nation furnished application TO LA-so"
ARNOLD. Jr. ord. Dept
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DRINCETOE UNIVERSITY
EXAMINATIONS. 1897.


EXAMINATIONS. 1891
Examinations for admission 10 the Freshman and soph-
oore Classes Of all departments OF Princeton University
uul bn held in the city Of New-York on THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY, JUNE Il AND Is. 1897. commencing az
10 oclock A. NJ in the Lecture Room Of the NEW
YORK LAW SCHOOL, on the srH FLOOR OF lhE
EQUITABLE BUILDING. 800 BROADWAY.
students intending enter the Freshman Class orc
vear later may pass this time preliminary exam
covering portion Of the fn Y s PRNcEToN
CLUB or NEWYoX to the appcan, who a, safh To-
and place shall pass me ncs' e nno to be- paid after
Tr catalogues examination papers and further infor'
nation 2 TRRxc !? II. HARRIS 80 IS Cedar e. n
GEORGE WI BURLEIGH o. II William St
r. g. VAN DYKE. Registrar Princeton. \. j.
,,-r 1Vs-,1TI1TE- Nyack- -thc-IIudsor " Y.
an La smmer study tutoring recreation camping
boatas saddle boys ponies country me pes, care
n9RgXo M scoq as fr Hy
shady gro,nds Boating tennis croque gooa PEE S
road. EnrSy ifee ep. seG Other studios
hours day Moderate terms RlCHAnp +. Dy1o. r--.-
SUNNI: 5 sc22 at f N1nt%sfi fSnnsSis
- ward SCHOOL, " rREELAND 56s 0Ih-aye. n. J.
E r.EKsKlLL LJrARy AcApEM srI,,o rsh'&
V YA year c sfnf f6 SCI l'q:''ooiRsh sMAS PrA
,1,ur prrKsKILl. MILITARY ACADEMY y year
rrenar,s for colleges and government scnooIs Hop
, ,S9So Su i course co L. H. oRLEMAN PIP
USyEEIEXMsrS TT in 81 subjects sqai,.d t2 G,o e
college GoSrse' ana A Et 2n@
M n1 fHsine'nr Electrical Eggneerns CYL
E :nd1s MI be heIG IN 1sw YORK Espay and
IGg IN Sr6 Gs S IVES, a ST.
nr;o5 can nd 81 the Re 5 ESm GS
Tesiy Of Pnnsylyana W.s Ph9tnhia pen for
law Devar
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lust PUBLISHED.
.rt,r ROMANCE OF 4 JESUIT MISSION.
4 HISTORICAL NOVEL
Hy NJ BOURCHIER SANFORD.
;?mo cloth, silt top, si23.
A charming story OF love. adventure and devotion 70
lo>. ideals conduct The scene Is lnu 'r the
NOR, mari In the Canadian wilderness nj Fore Sah'F
Marie til, ccnrai rta,on ct the Missions 10 Tue h''o"
Indians In the Seventeenth Century
Sent, postpaid. on receipt OF the price I"
THE BAKER & TAYLOR CO., Publishers.
AND rAgT SIXTEENTH STREET. NEw-YoRX'
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.
1fAprEwoo1, INST. Concordville Pa $50, per year
III school, One OF ,s pest 70 huss r rc
Snerry 10 wake up duties OF life: TOBACCO p
tb,h.e, Eovs prepared fr best colleges. Under IL
xesrs ss9 Location beautiful elevated and healthy.
! SHORTLIDGE tYale). A. NJ. PrD.
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Proposals.
nROPOSAI.S FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

p,u,,o,,, Dcpot Of the Quartermaster Department,
No i.9S Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa. May u. 1897,
ceaad nronosas In trplcae Will be received mere until
II o'clock A. NJ Thursday June H. 1871 for furnishing
tho United states Quartermas,er Zoo IN .y
psy,s "a ary: 1000 iron Iiedsteads with wire
% ,,on,a * 900 wards o.. Cotton Duck dyed
S S $3.50 ounces Black Machine SIX. B. ounce
orV i 20 rounds ID. H. Thread No. 10. $50 pounds
Po9ns hrsad No 20; 800 Black Chevron SILK 500
WooEs FOR attaching bunk bottoms to Iron Bunks; 30
Itons ,aes bieachcd Tissue Paper. Samples
a, Sch1ykl Arsenal Bids Tor delivery NJ other points
, 80 entertained The supplies deliverable ana
W. iIv uext and hiddsrs must state dates quan-
.e ~ their proposed deliveries. Government
W. ,tsht 10 reject accept all proposals any
a, thereof Preference given TO articles domestic
manufacture. conditions OF quality
nc,ing IN pric. OF foreign productions manufact
res The duty herep being equal The proposals should
. aScor,panied with the required In
,,u, OF the value of the GOODS proposed for blanks
viii be furnished by office upon
annlication Envelopes containing proposals 70 be in.
dnrsed proposals io Military supplies and addressed
w. IJrusnant Colonel John v Furey. Deputy Quarter
az w., stgr General l.. :. a.
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For Boys and Young Men-C!sy.

DERKELEY SCHOOL
d 90 WEST 4iTH STREET.
,. .,, ,sn wear begins Monday, Sept. 9th.
Early application Will lie necessary to secure aamS''"
Particular attention Is called 10 the new arrangements
snd faciiit.es Junior Dept. ages 10 TX aa
80, ZOE '"'' " $500 ! CLARK READ Registrar.
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Proposals.

NrrICE CONSTRUCTING ARrERMAS
" TER NJ Fort Hancock \. J. Army nudng Wal
-, LIN NJ, Wy CIV May ~. iSo1Ssaled pr'psa-
vii I've received here WITH u o'clock NJ jun sewer
a,s her onenei for construction Of Mater anh mi
s mo t ~, garcpck y. j.. according 70 pam 90
snScncnt,cs 70 be here. Proposals ara sst
n, bidders furnished on application 4 = 'es''
10 reject any or all rtor,sniS - A. 7. A.
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CmrYYIA INSTITUTE 27o W. .:D-ST.-Collsgiat,
I I.r.naratory Primary Departments Optional Mu,av
Dri, Playground. GYMNASIUM HOT L1ncnsonpi ,nc;pa
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Icarbcrs.

,oJ-MBA University Instructor will prepare three boys
I. for college his summer home. THOROUGH no W.
12hth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

Musical instruction.
f>PES THE ENTIRE SUMMER. THE ONLY
Y V CONSERVATORY Il2 EAST 18TH ST ,.,1,.s
~ - GRADUATES PROVIDED with PoSillONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

FTIUE MISSES ELY'S sCHUUb FUN urNr-'
A,.r,c,rr pprvc eth AND s6TH STREETS.
W REOPENS OCTOBER 6TII r,,->.rs
pp1NARy AND INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
sper,aI attention paid 10 College Prepaiation, .,
"Wednesday lectures in connection with schoo "o'A'
Morning classes in Eioeution and Gymnasium"
FULLY equipped Studio.
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Jnstrnriiou.

,r,uE vEtTIN sCiUOL fOk GIRLS: 1900
nc riREPKUoF SCHOOL. puILDINo
'~ ""o ~ cOtLeGE PREPARATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22
THE STORY OF INDUSTRY
HUMAN EFFORT BEFORE AND AFTER
ARKwRIGHT.

MINISTRY IN ENGLAND. Historical Outlines.
Nv u de b. Gibbins. Sometime Univcr,I. ~.
fCobden) Prizeman In Political economy. Vn-
tor1 With Mans Tables and pan octaNo'
I-e ('harlcs ScrhncrS sons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-22

For Both Sexcs-City
YOERrTTZ school. or LANGUAGES. 49,.
I'm, d,ron souars ,c5th-s. aad BroaSway)-
Court s Brooilyn and other principal hhes'e- ~os
- Europ. cities Term begins now
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Elected and Installed

The election and installation of the off,
GERS OF the Baptist ministers conference
took place at the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Caurch Monday. June IA. resulting as fol-
lows: Rev Shelton Miller, president; Rev.
h H Warning. vice president; Rev. j. 1.
Loveing, secretary; Rev. James H Lee,
treasurer; Rev. b. w. johnson, d. D.,
statistical secretary; Rev. Geo. w. Lee. ID.
D., prophet.
committees were also appointed as fol-
lows; ON applications, Rev. Geo W. Lee,
tobt- Johnson, j. A Taylor, A. Truatt,
Rev. James H. Lee.
committee on reception-Rev. Geo w.
Lucas, chairman; A. H. Cattlett, James
Hill.
on select papers-Rev. VIM. A. Conditt
u u. Chairman; Rev. VIM. p. Glbbon Phi
D.: Rev. j. /. Loveinx
The officers were installed by Rev. Robt
Evening star., 1897-06-16
SHE OBJECTED.
A Woman PrisOner Barricades Her
Cell Door.

A Woman Prisoner Barricndes Her
Cell Door.
The Jail officials had quite an exciting
time yesterday with Kate Vandervere, the
young white woman awaiting trial for
breaking into the house of Frederick Mer-
tens the 10th of last month. The woman is
said to be addicted to the morphine habit,
and she became unruly yesterday when
the matron of the Jail refused to allox her
to have more Of the drug than she is per-
mittcd by the Jail physician.
The woman's trial was set for yesterday,
and when the matron requested her to step
out of her cell, preparatory to taking the
van for the court house, she not only re-
fCsed to come out, but SO barricaded her
cell door on the inside that it could not be
opened.
Threats Of punishment by a bread and
water diet, entreaties, nor anything else
would induce the infuriated woman to re-
move the barriers. A ladder was placed
on the outside Of the Jail, and one Of the
guards carried a good-siZed hose up to the
woman's window and threw a stream Of cold
water on her. Even that did not subdue
her. and at last the guards were obliged to
pry the .barricade away from the cell door,
when the prisoner was forced to take her
place in the van.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Ex0RaONs.

The majestic Jana Mseley will make her
usual sunday excuPsion to Colonial Beach,
leaving at . am. shark After four hours
Q, sait water bathingE fishing and crab
ping, ana deiightfhl 1Aunts through the
beautiful Westmoueland country, the re-
turn trip Will lands everybody at home at
IV'oO Pm. The season sepened last Sunday
unoer happy ausptces. land 1t will be the
the Jane Moseley and Colonial Beach the
par excellence Of pleasure. On and after
next Sunday the daily service of the Jane
Moseiey will begin: with the exception of
On Saturday evenings the Moseley will
leave at pm. The uptown office is at
1871 F street northwest, where charters
and state rooms are booked.
Washingtonians have a most enjoyable
means OF reaching any of the northern re-
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Com
pany and Old Dominion Line operate an
all sea service, through tickets being sold.
The Norfolk and Washington steamers,
land passengers at Norfolk early the fol-
lowing morning, where the Old Dominion
steamships are boarded for the ocean sail
70 New York This route gives those who
Monroe and Virginia Beach, and also to
go In either direction by rail--both priv
ileges being allowed
The Grand Army Club Of the District of
Columbia has arranged for a delightful
family excursion and days outing at Mar
shall Hall next Friday for the membership
and friends OF the club Tickets will be
good on the Manchester morning, afternoon
and evening.
Tonight the Knights Of Pythias go to
Marshall Hall for their regular outing.
It is an anI ual affair with the knights, and
the announcement Of their trip Is guaran-
tee enough to lovers Of good time that
they will enjoy themselves II they accom-
pany them. No prettier scene can be I'm
agined than the sail home on the river
these moonlight nights, and a crowd that
will test the capacity of the boats is sure
to go. Schroeders Band will render all the
popular airs to enlven the trip on the water
and also furnish the music for the dancing
on the pavilion at the Hall. The cool river
breexes. such a relief after a hot day in
town, will do the rest to make thor
oughly pleasing evening for all who ac-
company the knights The Macalester will
leave her wharf at $50 pm. By a gener-
Gus provision on the part of the steamboat
company all wheels are carried free. Also
barber shop has been provided on board.
SO that it is unnecessary for the gentle
men to suffer any delays in town waiting
to be shaved.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
CITY AND DISTRICT.
THE STAR by MAIL.

Persons leaving the city for any
period can have The Star mailed to
them to any address In the United
States or Canada, by ordering it at
this office. in person or by letter.
Terms: 13 cents per week; IS cents
for two weeks. CT 90 cents per
month. Invariably In advance. Sub
scribers changing their address from
one Post-off1ce to another should
give the last address as well as the
Few one.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
In Houorsf NE Rector.

The Rev. Arthur b. Jshns, the new rector
of Christ Church. navy yard, and his esti-
mable wife. were given a very happy re-
ception last evening By the -vestry, under
the auspices of the;Daughters of the King.
The parish hall WIS flied throughout the
evening by the parshiners. Vocal and in
strumental music added to.the attractive
ness of the occasion. while the fair Daueh-
ters of the king dispensed abundant hes
pitality in the form Of ice Dream ana cake
to the numerous corners. sNhe new rector
has already won goldehs opinions from his
congregation by his ability as a preacher
and by his genial caaannefs. -afs5,
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Tn1BUTn TO THE DEAD.
Memorial Services Held by Harmony
Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

Lodge OF Odd Fellows.
Odd Fellows Hall. on Sth street south
east, was filled Monday evening with the
members and the families and friends of
the order, in conjunction with Naomi, Re-
bekah Lodge, No. /, to observe the recon-
mendation Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
1. y. o. F., to hold annual memorial ser
vices In honor Of deceased members. The
services were solemn. beautiful and i'm
pressive, opening with the reading of the
proclamation of the grand sire by Noble
Grand John L. Rohlader, followed by the
singing Of the Opening Ode" led by the
organist Of the lodge, Daniel c. Smithson.
Inc succeeding program was as follows:
prayer by the chaplain, William r. LuSby;
hymn, I'm the Sweet BY and By" report
OF the committee on memorial, naming the
members who died since the last annual
memorial service. June 9. 1895: Henry F.
DWyer. who was a member of the lodge
for seventeen years, six months and seven
twenty-nine years, two months and twen-
ty-one days; George A. Williams, q MEM
Der for fifteen years, four months and
twenty-eight days; Allen T. Boswell, p. G.,
q member for eighteen years, five months
and fifteen days; Charles Miller, member
for thirty-one years nine months and twelve
days; Charles w. O'Neill, p. G., member
for thirty-seven years. ten months and
member for thirty-seven years, two months
and ten days.
One death occurred in Naomi Lodge, No
1. Mrs. Annie Mathews, P. N. G., who was
a member of the lodge for five years, four
months and nineteen days. Rev. ]. w.
Gray, pastor of the First M. P. Church,
and member Of Henry Clay Lodge, No. 81,
of Maryland, delivered an address; memo
rial exercises by the members Of Naomi
Lodge; address by Harrison 8. Harrell. p.
c.. Of Metropolis Lodge. No. Is; hymn,
Shall We Meet Beyond the River?" and
benediction by Rev. DR.. Gray. completed
the exercises.
Harmony Lodge has been in existence
nearly f1fty-eight years. and has lost by
death one hundred and fourteen members,
many of whom were prominent citizens of
Washington.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Cole Was Convicted.

The case Of Harry Cole. charged with
keeping an unlicensed bar at No. 1884 Cow
ington street northwest. was tried yester-
day before Judge Kimball and Jury. The
government was represented by Prosecutor
Push. and the defense by Attorney Pey-
ton. The jury rendered verdict of guilty
without leaving their seats. Cole was SEN
fenced TO pay <OO fine or serve three
months In the workhouse
Evening star., 1897-06-16
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Manchester for Mount Vernon.
Marshall Hall and Fort Washington at 10
am. and 80 D.m.
Steamer River Queen for Fort Washing
4:30 pm.
Steamer Norfolk for Norfolk and Fort
ress Monroe at pm.
Trains leave 13I4 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from am. to
pm.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Mount Vernon at $50. 1905,
11Oo am, 12:O0, 1:15, 2:G5, 800, 400. 4:1o
pm.
Trains leave b. and o. station for Bay
Ridge at 9:15 ain. and 4:30 pm.
Steamer Pentz for River View at 10 am,
2 and 6:45 pm.
Steamer River Queen for Glymont and
intermediate landings a $50 am.
Steamer Harry Randall for intermediate
landings at am.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
NATIONAL EDUCAroRs,
CcmA1ssAoners Asked to Invite the As
ISOLATION to Meet Here.

oVCAauOA " meet hCkcs
A committee Of local members Of the
National Educational Association OF the
United States, consisting of Mrs. Sara A.
Spencer, Rev. DR.. B. L. Whitman and J.
Ormond Wilson, had a conference with the
Commissioners this morning for the pur-
pose OF having the District fathers extend
to the association, at its meeting in Mil
waukee, next July, an Invitation to hold
the 1888 meeting in Washington.
Mrs. Spencer said the invitation would
incur no Indebtedness upon the District:
that 5000 would entertain the visitors, and
this sum could easily be raised by local
committees The Commissioners seemed
heartily in favor Of tn. plan. and it is be-
heved they will issue the invitation.
President Whitman of the Columbian
University said the corporation of Column
bian University had voted upon the propo-
sition, and would heartily indorse the in
vitation.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
For Divorce.

Julia c. Libby has petitioned for a di-
Vorce from Frank W. Libby, alleging de-
sertion- They were married January 3,
tSGi, at Baltimore. Md, and lived together
here until February 5. 1893. when the COM
rlainant charges the defendant deserted
ana abandoned her, and has contributed
nothing to her support from that time
MIS- Libby is represented by ATTORNEY
Clarence A. Brandenburg
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Fear. Injury to the Propertx

The Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
yesterday filed a petition for Injunction to
restrain VIM E. Prall and his son, VIM.
l. PrAll. tr.. from removing certain fix
lures from the Hotel Arno. on 10th stree,
northwest The society charges in Its
DIE OF complaint that the defendants have
removed from the building certain fix,nrss
and that they now have workmen In m
hotel engaged In removing the boiler and
other steam fittings. and. fearing injury to
the property. the company has asked the
court to interfere. Attorneys Gordon =,
Gordon represent the complainant.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
For Sale and Pa.,t,,on

Mary c. Smith Burch and others yester-
day filed bill in equity against Thomas
Pearl Parker, praying for the sale and par
titon of lots l3 and IA, Uniontown; part of
lots and 3. Chichester; lots Is and 10,
square S91, and part of lot 1877. BeaIPs adli
ton to Georgetown
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Estate Equally Divided.

The will Of the late Eliza Ann Nixon was
filed yesterday, Ivory G. Kimball being ap-
pointed executor. The sum of $50 is left to
the Congressional cemetery, and a like sum
to Grace NJ e. Church South. The residue
Of the estate is equally divided between
Susan B. Shively and Annie R. Jacobs.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
woman's National Cuban League.

Mrs. Metzerott. chairman OF the enter
tainment committee of the woman's Ma
tional Cuban League, and Mrs. Carrie
Daniel Harper are arranging for q fete,
to be shortly given. in aid of the Cuban
hospital fund. Society girls will take part
in an attractive program.
There is much activity In the league,
Branch organizations are being established
in many cities. Mrs. Alice Lee Moaue will
shortly leave for California in the interests
of the league, and Mrs. N. A. Yost VIII
make a trip through the south and west for
the same purpose. 1t is expected that the
"Jonnie Juniors" will shortly. make q
southern tour for the benefit Of the asso-
citation.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENrs TONIGHT.

Columbia Theater.-The Columbia Stock
Company in "A Man With a Past"
Grand Opera House.-Vaudeville perform
ance.
Kernan's Lycerm Theater.-Little Egypt
Burlesquers.
Lafayette Square Opera House.-The Con-
doliers.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Now doth the bed bug madly flee
From DEATH DUST. fatal remedy.

NOW doth the bed bug madly flee
From DEATH DUST, fatal remedy;
No use-it kills him on the run,
And slay 1t will quite every one
of all other household vermin. Ask your
druggist about II. Price, 1Oc.
No more leaky Gasoline Stoves. Buy the
Dangler. A. Eberlys Sons, 718 Ith NV
Hundreds of men anticipating employ
ment In the street sweeping service have
recorded their names on the books at the
District building Many of them seem to
nave an Idea that men enough cannot be
found In Washington, and are inducing
their country relatives to come in and reg
Ster.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Jury Discharred.

Chief Justice Bingham yesterday dis
charged for the term the jurors in Crimi-
raj Court No. l. and Thursday he will leave
the city upon his summer vacation. Judge
Bradley, in Criminal Court No. 2, will con-
slider criminal cases during the remainder
of the term.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Appointed n Copyist.

Recorder Of Deeds Cheatham has ap-
pointed Aaron Russell. jr., as a eopyist in
his office.
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Three Years at Hard Labor.

Chief Justice Bingham yesterday SEN
fenced Edward -Swails. colored. to three
years in the New Jersey state prison at
hard labor for cutting Ida Lewis. a colored
girl, In the back a few weeks ago.
Evening star., 1897-06-16

A valuable tract part OF Grassland, con-
tanning about eleven acres. on Loughbor-
ough road. about fve minutes' walk from
georgetown ana Tenleytown electric cars
and near American University. Win be soId
by trustees at auction tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Bee advertisement, =
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Saturday and Sunday ExcursiOns t.


the Country.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
placed on sale reduced rate excursion tick
cts, to be sold every Saturday and Sunday
during the summerSeaDon. valid for return
to points on the Warrington branch as
far as Annapolis Junction, and points on
the Metropolitan branch and main line as
far as Frederick ana 6harlestown, w. Va.
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1897-06-16

There Is a pump on 9th street northeast
rear b street, but the District authorities
have removed the handle and notwith-
standing the fact that the water in the
wei has been pronounced pure by the
chemist the citizens have been unable to
get the handle restored
Evening star., 1897-06-16
1910 To PittsburE md Return $500
Via PennaylvanIa Railroad.

Account of meeting of Junior Order
united American Mechanics, tickets will be
sold and good going June 13, "a, II and l8.
good TO return until June %, inclus!ve-Ad
Evening star., 1897-06-16
Ss.oO 10 PittsburH and Return vim II.
n

Account annual convention, National
Council. Jr- o. L. A NJ, the B. and o. r.
X viii sell excursion tickets to Pittsburg,
good. going. June 13. IA. II. IL, valid for
return until June ~. at rate of one fare
Advertisement
Evening star., 1897-06-16

$1.2o to Baltimore and Return &I.25
Via PennSylvanfa Railroad.
Tickets will be sold Saturday and Sum-
day, June 10 and 20, valid for return pas
sage until Monday, June p. Good on any
train.-Adyt.
Evening star., 1897-06-16

How to Own a Luxuriant Lawn.
The recipe begins and ends with using
Goodyear Rubber garden hose A superia-
tive grass atomizer. 6O7 Pa. ave-Advt.
Evening star., 1897-06-16

DON'T THROW AWAY OLD CARPETS.
We can make handsome Turkish or Per-
sian Rugs out of the odd lengths and faded
useless pieces 81 yard. Wagon will call
Emp Carpet Ceaning Wks. 631-5 Mass ave
Evening star., 1897-06-16
zine Roses Cost Little

At Guides. Beautiful blossoms for 25 cts
doz Floral designs are specialties. GUIDE
l224 F.-Advt
Evening star., 1897-06-16

wherever they have appeared. and accord
ing to all accounts have lived up to their
motto. Tho highest tlass circus In the
Evening star., 1897-06-16
SUCH DELICIOUS CREAMS

CARPETS WE CLEAN ARE CLEANED.
nIothproof & insured. Fireproof storerooms
Mattresses remade. Martin Co., 13I 9th