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The evening times., 1898-06-29
On Pa. Ave., 9l6=9lO NV
DIED.


PRYOR-Dcparted from this life June 2s. .sSa.
at 3:i5 p. m, NELSON PRYOR aged sixty I've
Yeas.
Funeral will take place THURSDAY. June 80 1898.
at y. m. from family residence, 9sS Liberty
st. sw., and First Baptist Church, 9th and q
st. Item
SAULT-On Tuesday, June IS 1S9S at Z a. m.
CATHERINE V. SAULT, daughter of John II.
and Hanna Curren. and wife of Joseph SIult.
Of the Government Printing Office. in the thrtieth
year Of her age.
Funeral from her fathers residence University
Heights, d. C.. Thursday, Junc 30, 1898. at
p. m
BRENT-On Tuesday, June p, 1893. at II 30 a m.
DAISY SERENA BRENT, beloved and only daugh-
ter OF John and Maggie Brent. aged fifteen years.
and FIVE months. at the residence Of her parents,
2243 Ninth ST. NV.
Her Savior called her and she had to go. iut
will meet her in the promised land
BY HER LOVING PARENTS.
Funeral Thursday. June 30. 1895. from the Yer
mont Avenue Baptist Church Friends and rell-
tives invited to attend Item
BEESLEY-On Monday, June 2s 1898, MRS.
ELIZABETH BEESLEY. widow oi James W.
Beesley, of Green County, Va, ir the Goth year
Of her age.
Funeral from SCI Street northeast. June %
Harrisonburg, Va. and Greencastle. Pa. papers
please copy. 1t
GASSENSCHNIDT-On Tuesday, June % 1898,
FRANK H., beloved child Of Plus and THERESA
Gassenschmidt. aged six months.
Funeral from parents residence, No. 92s C
Street southwest, Wednesday, June 90, at
O'Clock p. m. 1t
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Blouse suits, Sc.

An immense lot of boys blue
flannel blouse sailor suits. trim
with either white or red braid.
in all sizes. from to I years
suits which we sold ourselves for
$1.25 and $3.50. and for which
other stores get more. are now re-
duced to 50 cents.
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UNDERTAKERS.
]. WILLIAM LEE,
UHDERTAkER
S32 Pa. Ave. n. w.
E'frss-class Service. Phone. 1851
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN, AUcTIoNEER.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-vALUABLE RE-
ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREET IVES

FOR SALE AT AUCTION-yALUABLE REAL
ESTATE ON TWELFTH STREET WEST.
NEAR c STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue OF deed Of trust dated the 18th
day of October, A. d. 1897, recorded in Liber
2254, folio 265 ct seq., Of the land records
tees therein at the request of. the party secured
thereby, will sell at public auction. in front OF
the premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
OF JULY, A. ID. 1898, AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. NJ,
all those pieces or parcels of ground in the city
Of Washington District Of Columbia deserted
as parts Of original lots numbered and twen-
ty-fon. in square two hundred and ninety-six.
beginning for the same the west line OF
Twelfth Street west forty feet north of the inter-
section Of said Twelfth Street with C Street
one-half inches to the west line Of said lot one:
thence north with said west line twenty feet to
the intersection of the south line of said lot
twenty four; thence with said south line twenty
feet to the southwest corner Of said lot twenty.
four; thence north with said west line OF said
lot twenty-four twelve feet: ahd thence east
ninety feet one and one-half inches to Twelfth
Street west; thence south with said Twelfth
Street thirty-two feet to the beginning. In
proved by frame dwelling house. Terms OF sale:
ance payable in six and twelve mopths from day
of sale: for which the purchaser shall give his.
her their promisSory notes. with interest.
cured by a deed OF trust upon the property sold.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers
cost. deposit of 800 will be required when
property is scld. Terms Of sale must be complied
with within fifteen days after day Of sale; other
wise the property will be resold at the risk and
cost Of the purchaser. The above property will
be sold subject to a prior deed Of trust for
$500.
RU0ENI CAnIsSI
WILLIAM J. MILLER.
Hkun1lo4
je2S-d&dsexS - Il. -. ~.
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Flowers, TIC.

71-2 cents a bunch for your un-
limited choice of this one lot of
flowers, consisting of handsome
geraniums. forget-me-nots. roses.
and foliage. flowers which sold up
to 30c. a bunch when the season
started.
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Houseman bought Peoples Gas.

Wasserman. Houseman. Keef and
Keen bought Sugar, and the market was
greatly stimulated. Hunter. Cooper &
Co. were bidding up the Sugar
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Suit in Eaufty.

Dr. John 7. Winter has filed a suit in
equity against Robert B. Boucher and
others, heirs-at-law of Katherine "
boucher. The suit is for the recovery of
$2S6 for professional services. u
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PATSY MANN's FACTORY.
Health Officer Woodward Says 1t Is
a Nuisance

The complaint recently made by Fran.
els A. Walker. of Anacostia, against Pat.
sy Mann's plant for the reduction O,
dead animals. has been Investigated by
DIR. Woodward. the health officer. DR.,
Woodward states that the place is un-
doubtedly a public nuisance. The Com.
missioners do not feel warranted in TAX
Ing adverse action. The grand jury alone
has. power to afford remedy.
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800 mems suits, S.B

Fine. all-wool Scotch cheviots,
cassimeres. etc, in light and dark
effects-made with wide French
facings and satin-piped inner
seams: garments which sold
for as high as 50. Hooo
Choice for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NJ, lid
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90 90
20 pairs pautS, Sc.

Made of striped cashmere and
cheviot finished with patent but
tons-all sizes and good patterns
garments which sold up TO 81.
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Sales-D. c. 3.65's. s.. .Oooa114 IS. Capt.
tai Traction. l0II3 1-2. Mergenthaler
Linotype. oalss is: SASS IA: 1oals3: 10I
1se "a: lOd1Se 5-S; 2sd1s2 7-s; 1edlS.
Amer. Graphophone, 22oal3; l5a13 is.
Amer. Graphophone preferred. 1d13; Ia
Il Ia; 5al3 I-2 Pneumatic Gun Car
riage, sOoa3o cents; IOoa2s cents.
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Tide Table.

TOday-Low tide at 2:51 a. m and 3:01
p m; high tide. sos a. m. and 9:22 p. m.
Coalition of the Water.
Temperature-and condition of the water
at a. m.: Great Falls-Temperature,
50; condition. 30. Receiving Reservoir
Temperature IS; condition at north con-
nectiOn. 36; condition at south connection,
36. Distributing acknowledgements
81: condition at influent gatehouse, IS; ef-
fluent gatehouse. 36.
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted at s:37 p M; ex-
tinguishing begun at 3:46 a. m. The
lighting Is begun one hour before the
hour named. Arc lamps are lighted at
S:22 p. m.: extinguished AT 4:0l a. m.
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Youf credit Is good. "
RefrigeratOrS
cut in two.

You still have a chance to
buy one of the best refrigera-
tors in the world at Just about
half price. But you must be
quick to order one. You can be
as slow as you like in paying.
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8 PER CENT INvESrMENT-Dividends payable
July and January; thorough investigation in
vited; money in hand to loan; straight or in
stallment loans. wM. n. TAGER & CO., 500
nth ST. NV. ie25-lmo-em
HONEY 10 loaa On real estate; s21e and anan
esnt; e, ,5oo and larger suEs . md Z Il pes
cent: all transactioas coaducted with economical
consideration tof bonowerA W1. q oAUNDKRA
3 CO.. la0 Il nv. apf7-f
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go boys waists, lz5c.

Lot of boys percale waists-a
splendid quality-such as usually
sells for 25c.-to go for Il 1-2c.
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Money to Loan on

kosseAsId Esrnxufs. Pianos. DC, win.
out removal from owners possession; PAYNE nts
received on principal, which reduces the cosf Of
carrying; all business strictly confidential; no
expense to applicant IL loan is not made: EN-
cient service enables US to act promptly on all
applications. See n before going elsewherc
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
601 F Street N. w.
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City LiGhtN.
Weekend b. & o. seashore Excur.


Beginning June "a to Atlantic City, Cape
May. Sea Isle City and Ocean City. N. J..
Tickets good. going. on 1000 a. m. and
12:05 noon trains. Fridays and Saturdays,
valid for return until Tuesday following.
at rate Of S. w&f-tose9
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THE ROCK CREEK COMMISSION
b. Ross PeIIy Resigns From the
Board,

r. Ross Perry has rendered his resig-
nation as member of the Rock Creek
Park Commission, to take effect at once
Mr. Perry states in his resignation that
private business requires his attention
He was the legal adviser of the commits
sion. Unless the vacancy on the board
is filled soon the meeting. TO be held on
July 5, will have to be postponed
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ATTORNEYS.

FREDERICK HAlG, ATTORNEY AT Law,
1885 st., Adams Building. Residence, 1913 18th
Street nv. Telephone 15es. ies3st-en
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New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by w. B. HIbbs & Co.,
members of the New York Stock Exchange
l4z1 + Street.
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Duck skirts, Sc.

800 ladies' white duck skirts-a good
heavy quality-full wide-wide
hems-will go at Rebuilding Sale
Price of 39c.
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STOCKMARKETH HESITATES
Attitude Of Germany in the Philip
pines Affects Prices.
Delay in the Capture of Santiago
Also Induces n Cautious Tone
In the Trading.

New York. June 29-The stock market
opened somewhat squeamishly, traders
being inclined to discuss the attitude of
the Germans at Manila. and the possi-
bility of delay in the capture Of Santiago.
There was no selling pressure of mo-
ment. however. and after some small
concessions prices rallied on attempts to
cover.
The railway list was inclined to be qui-
ct. Government bonds were unchanged.
The stock market at noon showed
some strength: several stocks continued
irregular.
Reports from Liverpool showed that
wheat was 7-s higher today and that trad
ers were bearish.
Lee Livingston and specialists bought
tobacco at 119.
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Lee Livingston and specialists bought
tobacco at 119.
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chieaso Grain and Prcy,sion Market
Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co,
members of the New York Stock Exchange
lx7 + Street
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Linen skirts, SIsS

Lot of ladies' pure linen skirts
trimmed with wide genuine Irish
linen embroidery-full 1-2 yards
wide-deep hems-will be offered at
Rebuilding Sale Price of S1.9S
though they're worth S3.25.
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COrsOn & Mccartney,
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

wANTED-By Government employe. 800 for
year: good interest; notes payable monthly
Address c. .. V. T., this Office. 1t
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POSTAGE STAMPS.
wANTED-Omaha issue; all values: prices high
.eet now; also other stamps. Call CIGAR
STAND, Hotel Lawrence. after 6:so p. m.
jees-7t
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e Q1nl and upwards MADE
01NC nj NIV on FURNITURE,
AVssAAo Va WV PIANOS. HORSES
Wagons ETC., at lowest rates and the day
you apply. Loans may be repaid on the build
ing association plan, in easy weekly monthly
payments; every payment reduces cost Of car
rying loan. II you have loan with some other
company, we will pay it OF and advance you
more money. il desired.
Loans madc anywhere in the District. Call
and get rates. Front room. Arst floor. Scientific
American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co..
625 F St. N. W..
MONEY LOANED On household furniture, pianos.
etc. without removal: business confidential.
T. B. MCGOWAN. Room 10, l419 + St DIV.
iel0-1m-em
MONEY TO LOAN At the lowest rates OF inter est,
ON improved and mimproved property in the
District Of Columbia; no delay beyond exam-
nation Of title. WALTER H. ACKER. 7o4 l4th
It uw fe3-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate city or sub
urban: no commission; monthly Instruments,
so BALTIMORE BUILDING AND LOAN0AS-
SOCIATlON. Room o.. Corcoraa Building.
myz6lm
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Washington stock Exchange.

.Ex-i.v. Ia per cent and 10 stock dividcad
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Duck and pique skirts. sSc.

Lot of satin-striped duck and
fancy striped pique skirts-which
have been $1.15 and more-go at the
Rebuilding Sale Price of Csc
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!, SOLDIERS BEN Eft
|, VIKING IS WORKING NICELY
Lon SUCCESS OF BENEFIT.
j who VIII Take part In the
MT
.uditoriuni, June 10.

|r,,blng is working very nicely for
k.and patriotic concert TO BE- given
&c at the Auditorium under the
H. If the Arion Quartette club for
,nost of the Houston soldiers who
4 the field.
T. very attractive advertising matter
40 distributed, and all the printing
have volunteered their services t.
lhute all the printed matter free Of
|uerb's band has also volunteered is
no and as all the other talent con-
IN, to the programme Is voluntary.
will he very little expense attached
entertainment and from the intere
manifested and the worthiness Of
k,nss n good round sum is expected to
hlized.
money 10 be raised Will not be ap-
bned and sent directly 10 the home
MES. but will be placed in the hands
hoard of trustees, to be drawn upon
| n diflerent companies as their actual
NAV require such assistance.
kor Spencer Hutchins has compile g.
Smmittee of ushers as follows:
Eior Spencer Hutchins, chairman
kins R. A. Rolf, James Lawlor, George
Ldon. w. ID. Cleveland, Jr.. +. A.
kardt. Lieutenants George n. Torrey,
White, II. r., Mitchell, Robert Burns,
kants E. C. Blake, w. w. Thomas,
Wheeler, C. j. Peyton, Messrs. ABB
|cockreu, j. w. Mcclellan. X. f.
|ford. George Kidd, Jr., Austin Miller
N Wood, Ernest Saunders.
I other committees remain as pub
II IN last Sundays Post.
/, following organizations and indi-
lis will contribute to the programme
L Arion quartette. Herbs Light Guard
Houston Glee club. Houston Saenger-
|, Mrs. William Christian, Mrs. Il. A,
n Miss Annie G. Reel, Miss Bessie
hes. Miss Estelle Burgheiin. Mr.. \. Il
| Hon. W. n. Shaw, Mr.. N. c. Nun
|e sale OF tickets for this entertain
is progressing very satisfactorily. II
lion to the usual plan OF placing tick
| he following named merchants have
hased tickets in bulk with the view o
liz them out to all who purchase goods
| e amount Of So: A. Hamps, Krupp 4
". John Meyer, ]. S. Fox, w. A
hardt, DeMeritt, Matthews & Co.
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the city from beaumont, visiting the mother
OF l'r Nors~orthy
Or. u. w. Whipple and wife VIII return
from New Hampshire tomorrow morning.
MIR LEROY Smith of this city has inst ra-
turned homo after short trip in North Texas.
Miss Margaret Waties leaves this morning
fnr Lake Charles, La where she goes to visit
friends
VIM j. ootzel, representing the Battery
Park hotel of AshoviIle. n c. is in the city
a grest at the Capitol.
Mr.. Cbarlce Il pnrl.nr mud dar,btor Mary
will spend the month of June at Fairhaven,
their seahrook cottage.
W n Rrvon n Touisville bardvorc dunn
rer arrived last night and viii he entertained
at the Hutchins house today.
| Mr. and Mrs " Il EIkins of Sam Antonfo
| came In Yesterday evening and took onorte
| ments AT the Hutchius house
| n, w l. Eorhos who has boo, ,ttordirr
| tho Houston bigh school, r"turned yeslerdnS
| to his home In Stranger. Texas
| MI .,,a,,,.,,.. 80. - g., .t. l.,
visiting the family of her Urc,e' Hon ii r
| risher7 1elS Commerce avenue
| a., , ~, !, ,,oa, =, ,...,
MI. UNI Mrs, ~ u. iiea.on 9l .uei9 ac.
Henion are ~ su e, ST tba Inwlor
| ,,u E,,,n, . pa,I &C.. 49,, ata,,,,, =, ,.,
Mr. Ebert u, f.oli' aiter an anseuue Oh elshl
years, was IN the city Yesterday on business
| nv ies''teis mo uo''ie 10 h'' win
$ T. Sloan. lumber manufacturer from
| flne Nailey, was III the cry yesterday atteuu-
| ,it an "SSoc'd'ioh nioeti"S an" o'OfiOu az 'iiO
| brlstoi'
| j. A. Bentley Of Zimmerman, La, was In
the city yesterday attending the lumber man
ufn',Grers meeting lie was guest at the
bristol.
| Mrs. j. C. Bssr II william and Lucille
| Dyer were guest. II Mrs. II. NJ. White at the
iutchins yesterday. They are residents OF
| R'cln ond.
| H. X Field of Orange was a lumber manu-
| facturer In the city yesterday attending Il
/ meeting of his association, and was u guest
| at the Hutchins.
| Chester Brown of Lake Charles La was
| in the city Yesterday in the interest of his
| nrn and the Texas and Louisiana Lumber
| Manufacturers association.
| =, ~ gar ., Muidoon was 1, tho c,tv ves
,rto, ,rS's ,o W Nv Tho Untrhins He Il of
| rock quarry fame and is interested in the
| auarries near his home city.
| Nre II ror,,er and little son. Mrs T..
| r,anro 81 pichmord and Mrs I, G. Cramer
l"i S, -, Mhnastsr 'i''u r we're Marty of
v, Suu, a., ,ho Goni,oi vestsrdnv
| su. Us "' t.' "r't
! MIS-. b. F. Coomhs or TINS CITY mas gone 10
| spend me summer IN the Norin anu Nh So
| jonrn in Illinois, Indiana, Mlchigah, Wlscoh-
| sin, Iowa and Minnesota before her return
| Zaok A. Taylor OF Wharton was in the city
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Mr.. N. II. Banes. Enterprise Planning Nil,
Co, Jacksonville, Fla, says: AZ member
Of my family had n very severe case Of
piles. Munyon's Pile Ointment gave relief
In "a hours Result was wonderful"
Mrs. Thomas Albright, 3l3 Union street.
Memphis Tenn, says: Munyon's Philndel-
phia Office prescribed for my Indigestion
and stomach trouble. Munyon's Remedies
quickly cured me-"
Miss Kate Ferebee. Camden, n. c., says:
Munyon's Female Cure proved boon TO
me when l needed It very much
Mrs. ]. Il. Ward 81 Auburn avenue, At
lanta, Ga, says: "Wns martyr TO dys.
pepsia for years Rapidly becoming weak
and debllitated. Munyon's Dyspepsia Cuie
built up my strength and cured me. y"
,,MAnrs :. r. Murphy SSt Lawrence street,
rheumatism. Walked for two years with
crutchos. Munyon's Rheumatism Cure com
pletely restored my health"
Guide to Health and medical advice ahso-
Mtely free. Prof. Munyon, 1905 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia.
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Personal MENTION.

|,,fp;; Champion of Chicago is guest at the
~ oily olive of Bastrop, is in the city, guest
lionel / 7. Pryor. the San Antonio cattle
& - guest at the I.awlor
H. z. Proctor. the well known lawyer OF
f'a, IS guest at the Lawlor.
n, 81 fackafd came Gown from Ennis Il
r. rev days In his old home.
IN, =, Msoei Heincr and her sisters left last
spend the summer In Colorado.
r. Aosms and Miss beulah Stone are ID
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wnnTAN WELLS.

This health and pleasure resort Is now
wide omen for reception OF visitors. We
have hotel and boarding houses with prizes
10 suit all corners. Our excursion l'eket Is
on sale on most OF the railroaos.
W. ara now boring an artesian wei
with the hope of obtaining hot water.
A short visit to Wootan now viii 10
anyhody good. Noothn heils ~
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SOUTH TEXAS DOCTORS.
Medical Association to Meet Here
Inter Pnrt of Next Month.

The fourth semi annual meeting OF the
South Texas Medical association VIII be
held at Houston. Wednesday. June 30. DIT.
Robert r, Morris. chairman of the loeal
committee OF arrangements, states thal
many subjects of interest will he discussed
at this meeting. and that it promises to be
well attended.
The officers are: President, b. f. Cal
houn of Beaumont; first vice president, j
w. Scott of Houston: second vice president
J. S. Shsarn OF Orange; secretary ahe
treasurer. V. II. lIulen of Galveston
The committee on arrangements ls' Ut
r Morris. chairman, and Drs. j. w
Scott I A. Mullen. r. w. Knox, j. Is
Massie. ]. L. Short. S. G. Red
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DISTRICT JUDGE.

The Post is authorized to announce cap
tain p. p. Turner as candidate for the
office OF Judge of the Fifty-ifth judicial
district-one of the district courts OF mar
ris oounty-suhiect TO the action OF inc
democratic primaries
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only one cent q word for Post Want
Ada" and still less II they run four tlniss
or over. Have you tried them! NothinS
cheaper or more sure 70 bring results
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The Post is hereby authorized to an
nounce Hon. John T Browne as canaidat,
fer the legislature, subject TO the action Of
the democratic primaries,
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ASK to be shown our assortment
"Take the Good the Gods Provide Thee''

MOI least, among which those aids to health and
beauty the celebrated preparations compounded by Madame
A. Rupert These have been extremely fortunate i'll
obtaining, upon such terms that able to offer them in
our Toilet and erfuery Department al Cut Prices figures
lower even than those at which they sold by herself
Compare the figures rs we present them
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; a's: Levy Bros.
All and 413 Main Street.

The Busiest Store on Houston's Busiest Street
selling principles appreciated by
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fail to please
II always ready reCtiy refund
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Ask the young ladies
in Corset Depart.
ment to show you
our J. B. Corset
made of LINEN,
and our w. B. Corr
set made of BA-
TISTE, both SO very
light in weight that
you can hardly be.
lieve that such Is a
fact. Ask to have
them shown to you.
Price $I.5O.
The herald., 1898-06-02
Winners of Games Played by National
League Clubs

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 1.-Pittsburg lost
the game today in the seventh by q. combi-
nation of two hits, a wild throw, base on
balls and a batter hit. Attendance POO.
Score:
Pittsburg /, Baltimore 4.
Phiadelphia-The Phillies today defeated
Louisville for the fourth consecutive time.
Attendance 2000 Core:
Louisville /, Philadelphia 4.
New York-Cincinnati made only four
scattered hits off Dunn today, which. with
STEMS bad two errors in the first inning,
accounts for Brooklyns victory at Brook
lyn. Attendance 1900 Score:
Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati g.
Washington-The Senators had batting
streak and, with errors by the Browns
won both games easily. Attendance 1000.
Score:
First game-Washingto g. st. Louis 3.
Second game-Was hngton 9, st. Louis 4.
Boston-The Chicagoes were nearly shut
out today in a featureless game. Attend
ance 1000. Score:
Boston s, Chicago 1.
New York-The Giants had no difficulty
in shutting the Clevelands out after gaining
two runs in the first inning. Attendance
1900 Score:
New York 2, Cleveland 0.
The herald., 1898-06-02

Charles King born in Albany, N. 1874; spent
his boyhood In Wisconsin; at Columbia college, New
York. at the outbreak of the when he Joined his
fathers brigade at the aferward sent by
President Lincoln to West Point He served in
sructor there twice afterward He transferred the
cavalry in 1871 served again staff duty until spring
Of 1874 when he Joined his troop for service against the
Apaches in Arizona. With the Fifth cavalry he marched
and secuted through Arizona, Kansas Nebraska Wyom
ing Dakota and Montana in campaign after another
being finally placed the retired list because of wounds
received in line of duty Since that date he has made his
Wisconsin. dividing his time between instructin
the state and writing the stories which have
such popularity General King is the of the late
Rufus King the grandson Of the late Charles
president of Columbia and great grandson Of Rufus
King. senator from New York for twenty AS
by his naval books, has King made his
by, his army stories.
/ ~ - \ \ ~ J. ~ l. /
The herald., 1898-06-02
RED CROSS WORK
Every Man for Manila Needs Three
BandageS

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-The women
of the Red Cross Society Of California are
tireless In their work, yet it is announced
that they may be obliged to call on their
sisters in the East for aid in making band
ages for the soldiers. General Merritt
says that every soldier sailing for Manila
must have three bandages. Thousands
have been made and 10000 more will be
ready by the end Of the week, yet more
will be required.
The State Red Cross Society has fur
nished all the California boys with identi-
fication medals. but the society does not
feel able to provide them for all the troops
sailing from this port. When the Red
Cross Societies of Kansas, Wyoming and
Utah were so informed they responded at
once, promising to furnish badges without
delay.