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Election of Officers.

The Y. P s. c. E. of Luther Place Memo
rial Church held its eHnual business meet
irg Thursday last at which the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mr. A. Y. Leech jr.; first vice
president Mr.. Walter Locke; second vice
president Mrs. A. z. Leech; recording sec
rotary, Miss Amy Cromwell; corresponding
secretary, Miss Ella Hoffman; treasurer.
Mr.. Frank Burger; organist, Miss Rose
Seiffert; assistant orSanist. Miss Lizzie
Lerch; chorister, ME-. Frank Keefer; assist
ant chorister Mr.. Edward o. Leech; Junior
superintendent, Miss Adelia Randolph; as
sistant superintendent Keturah A. Smith:
union delegates, Miss Sadie Kniple and
Miss Lille Hayes
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Evening Devoted to Music.

The Music and Literature Club met at
the parlors of DR.. Bass, No. 123 9th street
northeast, Wednesday evening. The pro-
gram consisted principally of nocturnes
The opening piece was for four hands
played by the Misses l.. Feathers and j.
Maede
Others followed as follows: Nocturne
(BergieD, Miss E. Lerch: vocal The
Tear" Miss N. Yingling; nocturne (Cho-
pin), Miss l.. Feathers; vocal My Own
Love" Miss NJ. Daniels; nocturne Uey-
bach), Miss E. Fleharty; violin solo MEN
delssohn), Miss l.. Farrow; nocturne (Ra-
WIND. Miss j. Maedel; Hungarian Dance"
four hands tBrahms), Misses l.. Feathers
and J. Maedel; Farewell to the Piano"
(Beethoven), Miss Oneida Bass.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
trains Illuminated with piufscb ltuht
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule encct May =. 1899.
AL trains arrive al aud leave from renusylvan
passenger station.
SOL A.M.-Daily. -LocaI for panyiIIe. Charlotte
and way stations Connects at Manassas for Stras-
burg and Iarrisonbgrg daily, aud at Lyuch1urs
ana o. RR. ht Natural Bridge daily, aud LeKing-
ton daily except sunday. = .-- :.
FAST MAIL. Pullman sleepers. New York aud
Washington to Jacksonville, uniting at Salisbury
with Sleeper for Asheville and Hot Springs y. CO
hno1yille, Chattanooga and Memphis. Tenn, and
AZ charlotte with Sleeper FOR Augusta Sleeper
Mltn Sleeper ior Atlanta and birmingham SOLID
train Washington 10 New Orleans without change.
Tourists Excursion Sleeper on this train every
Tuesday and Friday /" san Francisco without
4:Ol P,M.-Local for Front Royal. strasburg and
Herglsg9tqrg. daily, except Sunday;
800 P.M.-Daily NEW YORK AND FLORIDA
EXPRESS. carries Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars
nah and Jacksonville, and 10 Augusta. via Column
$50 PTmnsSL ISf S Aihe2 AND CHAT
s TAH9oG Ns LiJM mi Ed VA LYScHBIEG with
~ 6rlasnS ,., M ION 10 AAeNpnis AH0
i; IS 7 .M,.-Daily. " AshiNGToN AND SOUTH.
Pullman Vest ibuled Sleepers. Dining Cars aud Day
Coaches. SieepeEs New York to Nashville, Tenn,
York to Memphis. via Birmingham; New York 10
neM 9f lean via Aianta and aoggosery Sss
ern Railway Dining Car Greensboro To MontgUu-
TRAINS on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVE
SION leave Washington 0:0l m. daily and 100
1-fo y udlls, except sunday, anu 80 y. 10.
Sundays only for hound Hin; 4:55 pm. daily eX-
cept sunday, for LeesbuFg, aud 0:25 pH. daily for
HernCun. Returning arrive at MH.hiugtUn 626
I'm aDd $40 pm. daily and 2:45 pm. daily, ex.
cept Sunday from Round Hill; 90 IN. daily,
except Sunday, FROM Herndon and s:34 u III. daily,
except Sunday, from Leesburg
Through trains from the south arrive at WASH
lngton ga u. H., 40 u. aud 2;20 |. and sos
pm dali! Harrisonburg, 1900 daily excerpt
Sunday, and 300 pm. daily and $50 daily
from Charlottesville.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations and other In
formation furnished, and baggage called for aud
checked from Hotels and Residences by Union
Transfer Company, orders left Mt Ticket Ollces
zoo Fifteenth ST NV, 5ll Pennsylvania avenue
Nv, and at Pennsylvania Passenger station.
Telephone call lI4l for Peunsy yanla RAILROAD Cab
Service.
FRANK s. CANNON. I'd Vice Prest. & Gen. Mgr.
J. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. a. tt Rk, General Passenger Agent
l. S. BROWN. General Agent mys
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The Pennsylvania Railroad 1899 Sum-
MGR Excursion Route nonLk.

The passenger department of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has published
the 1893 edition Of its summer Excursion
Route Book. designed to provide the public
with short descriptive notes of the prin-
cipal summer resorts Of eastern America,
with the routes for rea ching them and the
rates Of fare 1t contains all the principal
sea shore and mountain resorts of the east
and over fifteen hundred different routes or
Combinations of routes for reaching them.
The book has been compiled with great
care and altogether is d most complete and
comprehensive handbook Of summer travel
containing several maps. and presenting
the exact routes over which tickets are
sold. II is also profuse!y illustrated with
fine half-,onc cuts Of scenery AT the va
riOUs resorts and alorg the lines OF the
Pennsylvania railroad. 1t may he procured
at any Pennsylvania railroad ticket office
at the nominal price of ten cents. or. upon
application at The general office, Broad
street station. Philadelphia, by mail for
twenty cents
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William Tdylor's experience in the Police
Court today proved 10 be expensive one
Yesterday ne took his wife down the river
and upon their return they wanted to ride
home on different street car lines The
question was argued and Policeman Corn
well told the judge that Taylor pulled the
ven off his wife's hat. In addition to this
he used bad language.
I have nothing to say, said Taylor. Il
did have an argument with my wife"
Public streets and street cars are bad
places for such arguments" Judge Kimball
told him. The penalty was $40 fine or
thirty days Imprisonment. Taylor used
such offensive language in the court subse-
quently that an additional fine of SO was
imposed.
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Spend Sunday at Marshall Hall.
Information Wanted.

Steamer Charles Manchester at IL am
2:30 $50 p.m.-Advt.
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Little Chaps Confess.

Thomas Wilmer and Walter Minor, two
very small colored boys, today pleaded
guilty of stealing thirteen horse shoes,
valued at ten cents each, from James Bill
1ingley. Judge Scott asked Minors grand
mother who is rearing him, what would be
the first thing she would do if he let the
boy go.
Buy q cowhide to whale him with" was
the prompt response.
Winners father assured the court that
he would pursue somewhat similar course
with his son.
The boys were released on personal bonds
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Professional Cake Walkers to Partic-
ipate.

At the meeting of St. Pauls Parish
Church last evening the chairmen of the
various committees reported a long list of
attractions for the lawn fete next week. be-
ginning Monday. The Rev. DIR. Garrigan of
the Catholic University will make the open
ing address. This will be followed by a
fag-raising by Father Mackin, the pastor
of ST. PauTs, and singing of the national
airs by large chorus.
The champion cake walkers of the world
Mr.. Peter Barnes and Miss Georgia Gaines
will appear with two other star couples on
Monday night.
lures usually connected with fairs, and
visitors can get supper or refreshments and
then spend very enjoyable evening visit
ing the booths and other attractions
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Dies of Bright's Disease.

Sarah Henson. colored, died at the Elmer
gency Hospital last night from the effects
of Brghts disease. She was taken i'll
al the home Of Mr.. L. 5. Chapman, on NJ
street. where she had been employed for u
plumber of years While at work she fell
IN the stairway and was unconscious when
Wicked up. She remained in this condition
until she died. about 9:3n o clock
Mrs Henson was widow, about forty
years old.
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Death of Mrs. Dora T. voorhis.

Mrs Dora T. Voorhis died yesterday at
her home, 1911 18th street northwest. She
was the widow OF William Voorhis and was
nearly sixty years Of age. She was MEM
Der OF the Short Story Club and Of the Wo-
mans Press Club OF this city.
Ms Voorhis is survived by her mother
Mrs. TtchenOr, who is eighty-two years old
She is Frustrated by her daughters death.
Funeral services will be held in All Souls
Church at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
and the interment. which will be private
Will take place at CilenwOOd
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


The pupils of Walter T. Holt, teacher Of
The mandolin and guitar, gave a recital
last night in the rooms of John F. Ellis
& Co. on Pennsylvania avenue. There
was large audience. Among those taking
part in the entertaining program arranged
were: Mrs. Charles b Bayley, jr., soprano;
Mr.. James s. Hicks, baritone; Mrs f. III.
Thomas. Mr. II. W. Thomas. Z. Z. Butter
field, j. V. Birch. Mr. James S. Hicks, Miss
Helen Roberts. Master Walter Gilleam, Mr..
Karl Holer. pianist and accompanist, and
Prof Holt.
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meeting of Master BARRIERS Associa-
ton, No. 1, of this city was held at Typo
graphical Temple Thursday evening last,
and the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: w. f. Edwards, presi-
dent; Mr.. Bush, vice president; John f.
Gerhoid, secretary; J. W. Dabney, treas
urer Among the matters discussed at the
meeting was the question of having all
BARRIERS to pass a satisfactory examination
before they are permitted to work in the
shops of this city. When barber receives
a certificate. 1t is urged, 1t will show him
to be competent not only to shave and
cut hair, but that he is familiar with every
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HOTELS.
FREE.

ZAP. american Plan: E.P., European; OPP, open)
ALBANY, MY. Hotel Ten Eyck, Z. P S2upA. p. ,s4up
do............ Hotel Kenmore, A.F., So up
ADIRoNDACKS,N.Y.,H Hotel Ampersand. OpJune II
do..-...........G Grand View Hotel. OPP. June II
ASBURY PARK. Nj Hotel Columbia. AP. SO to 81
do. 49,. Grand Central IS to $40 week; A.P., 81
- { Hotel Rudolph. .......-...........A.P., 81
GI Hu. De Vile. Coach meets all trains. SO
e Grand Atlantic Hotel. .A.P., 50; E.P., $3.50
DO The Roman. ..A.P., S. up; E.P., $3.50 up
BALTIMORE, Md. The Cauollton. A.P., $3.50 up
BAR HARBoR Me The Louisburg, high-classHl
BOSTON, MasE- -....... Hotel Nendome, A-f., IS
do. .COpley So. Htl. EP 81. SO up; AP.. 50 81 up
BLOCK ISLAND, RI. Connecticut Hse. ,SlotoSl5 wk.
do. New Hygeia Hotel Op June 30
do. ...................Vai Vail Hotel On the Bluffs
do. Spring House. Commanding location
BROOKLYN. Hotel StGeorge. EP..SI; A-P, SO
CATSkILL n. Y. .Catskill Mt. House. Op. June "a
CHICAGO, H.. Chicago Beach Hotel. Lake Shore
fronting 31st Boulevard A.P., 81 up. High-class
Transient and Tourist Hotel. Geo. d. Ross, Mgr.
EXETER Eng Royal Clarence Htl..A.P SEP, 81
GREENFIELD. Mass Mansion House, A.P. $3.50 So
GLEN SUMMIT. Pa. Glen Stunt Hi. July 10 UctJ
JAMESTOWN, II. l.. Bay View, s13 to SIS weekly
KANSAS CITY Mo The Midlapd + r, Slup; A z. S3up
LAKE GEORGE, Ny. Silver Bay House "A f.. 81. 80 81
LAKEWOOD, Ny. Kent se& " aldmere; a T., So. 5Oup
LONG BRANCH n. j.. Hotel Pannaci; A.P., 81
Westminster. High-class Res
LONDON. St Ermins, idential hotel Uncxcelled for
cuisine comfort. Mod. tariff
HESIERBY-THE-SEA.Th The Mascunomo Bkts
MILIBRook, n. ". The Halcyon, A.P.. 81 up
MONTREAL, Can. P Viger Htl. ,A.P s3up f z. ,$lup
NARRAGANSETT PIER Il. l. The New Gladstone
Mr. Ocean Sur nded 10y shaded lawns. Il "A. Stearns
NAIIANr, Mass. Hotel Tudor, A.P., $3.50 willy. up
NEWBU RGH y. Y......T The Palatine, A.P., So up
NEW ORLEANS, La New ST. Charles Htl .A.P. 81 up
NEW YORK. Fifth Avenue Hotel, A.P., S. up
do..................H Holland House, E.P... 81 up
dc. (Chambeic & W. B'way) Cosmopolitan E p. 81 up
NIAGARA FALLs,N.I .lnternation1 Htl, $3.50
ar 4
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Bonded to Keen the Peace

Edward Norbeck. aged sixteen years. was
today placed by Judge Scott under personal
bonds TO keep the peace toward Irving
Linn. another lad The father OF the lat
ter told Judge Scott that he was afraid his
boy would be killed by some OF the mem
bers OF the gang Of which. he asserted.
Norbeck IS member. unless prevented IN
the manner taken by the court
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Slight Fire.

Have you seen Cleveland Park?-Advt.
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Mr.. James Jirdinston, for the past quar-
ter of a century with G. G. Cornwall &
Sons, underwent a delicate operation at
Providence Hospital yesterday at the hands
of Surgeon Kerr, assisted by Drs. Magee
and Wall. The operation was eminently
successful, and Mr.. Jirdinston is now on a
fair road to quick recovery
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Pleads Guilty and Incurs Penalty.

Andrew Holland. colored. pleaded guilty
In the Police Court today to a charge of
cruelty to animals. The charge was pre-
ferred by Agent Rabbit Of the Humane
Society. Holland built fire on a turtles
back to see II he could make the reptile
turn over. A penalty OF $40 or thirty days
was impOsed.
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The United States Hotel, Saratoga, will
open for the season June 10. Upward of
$4,000 have been expended on the house
since last season in improvements The en-
tire hotel is now steam-heated, and hun
dred new bath rooms have been added. MI
Fred c. King, favOrably known as chief
c,erk Of the Royal Poinciana, Palm Beach
Florida, will assume similar duties at the
United States. He is at present at the
Hotel Netherland. New York, where he
may be consulted to accommodations
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Arrangements have been completed for
the annual reception and officers ball of
the High School Cadets, this evening, at
National Rifles Hall. The committee in
charge consists of Col. J. H. Gunnell of the
Central, Major c. b. Graham of the East
ern, Captain Robert Shannon Of the Bust
ness and Captain Birch of the Western
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Home of Joshua Thomas.
Truly. Life Ia Nor,b Living

with Havenners Domestic Bread on
your table. It's the bread that reminds you
of your childhood. It's baked in Washing
tons Palace Bakery, and sold by all grocers.
Advertisements.
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opens June Io. Large amount of money has
been spent in identifying the grounds and
Increasing attractions. Special inducements
10 Sunday schools. lodges and societies. For
terms apply TO 5. b. Hege, q. a. T. d. No.
1UI 10Th ST. n. W.-Advt.
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Large, Fragrant Carnations, 2Ic. DOz
the best at the price. Guide, 1924 F.-Advt
Falls From His Wheel.

A bicycle rider, who was under the in
huence of liquor, last night fell from his
wheel near nth and Q streets and cut his
head. When taken to the Emergency Hos
pital by the police. he objected to being
treated. AS he was losing a considerable
amount of blood the physicians paid no at
tention to his objection and put him in
good shape before allowing him to leave
the building. The man refused to give his
name.
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detail of the business. such as the anti
septic treatment OF razors, shears and
brushes, the nature and effect of eruptive
a5d other diseases of the skin and scalp.
and whether the same are infectious or
communicable.
A law TO this end. 1t is said, would have
the effect OF preventing many incompetent
persons from working at this profession
1t Is claimed such law has been passed
in other states with the most satisfactory
results.
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Among the floral tributes on the bier of
the late Col. Stotsenberg was a card which
read: Prom a soldier of the list Nebraska.
who is now in the city" Cen Gre,lv. at
the War Department, would be pleased to
have this soldiers address If known to any
of the readers of The Star
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There was a slight fire in the bicycle es-
tabhshment of Charles S. Labofish No. III
9th street northwest, about 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon, the result of a gasoline ex-
piosion. But slight damage was caused
though Mr.. Labofish came near being seri-
ously burned His hair and mustache were
snged.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Charles Manchester for Marshall
Hall a IL a. m. 2:3U and $50 pm.
Steamer s J. Pentz for River View at II
a m. 10 and 6-1J pm.
Steamer Washington for Fortress Mon
rce and Norfolk at $50 pm.
Steamer Harry Randall for Nomni and
river landings at Z am.
Trains leave 1872 street and Pennsylvania
avenue hourly for Arlington from a. m to
, m, and for Mount Vernon hourly from
10 am to pm.
Cars leave Agueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Myer every half hour from 4 am.
TO IL pm. and every hour for Falls Church
from am to i pm.
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Surveying New Electric Road Rout

Surveying along the line of the proposed
Washington and Gettysburg railroad is now
in progress, and Engineer Atlee and a force
of assistants are working in the direction of
Sandy Spring, Md, which he expects to
reach in ten days or two weeks. When the
route of the road is definitely located bonds
will be at once issued for its construction.
Present indica tons are to the effect that
the line between Washington and Sandy
Spring will be in operation within a year
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Anchor Line.

Sail from New York every Saturday Tor
GLASGOW, VIA LONDONDERRY.
Saloon Passage, $50 and upward.
Second Cabin, $50 and $50;
StecFpge Passage, SIS. so TO S25.5 50.
For Book OF Tou and Information apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS,
General Agents, Bowling Green, New York,
Or E f. DR0oP SONS. 925 Penna. ave,
Or G. W. MOSS, Cpl Pa. NV; A. I.
YELATI, li0s1a q st. NV, Washington.
ap17-3ui15
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HoGIand-America G line.

NEW Y0RK-ROTTERDAM-AM
via Boulognesur-M er, distant from Paris and Lon
don only three and half bours. New twin-screw
steamers .'STATENDAM'' and ROTTERDAM"
First CABIN from $4,000 upwards Second Cabin,
$S7 90. All other steamers carry only class q
cabin passengers; Saloon rates, $4,000 up. GEM,
Pass. Agency, 80 Broadway, N. Y, or TO 4. r.
Droop & Sons 925 Pa ave, G. ". Moss e2l Pa ave.
taio-th s&tu-er-h
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Mrs. Mariana Mnina

Importer, French and Italian Delicatessen
Wholesale and Retail. Purest Lucca Olive
Oil. Choicest Fruits, Cheeses, etc. Orders
promptly delivered. SIS 10th st. NV. IT.
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Good Property mt Auction.

Spectators should not fail TO attend the
sale Of the valuable residence store and
bakery, No. 20S TIN st. s.w.. Monday at )
pm. by order OF Maury * Rawlings trus-
tees-Adyt.
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Mrs. Charlotte Hartman was today fined
So by Judge Scott for assaulting Mrs. Rose
Custard. The court said it was bad enough
for men to fight, and when women engaged
in such pastime and We're brought before
him he would do all in his power to break
up the practice. The fine was paid.
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RAILROADS.
NJ NJ 0Hh,sAPkAAE ND OHIO RAILWAY.

OhkSAPkAhE IND OHIO RAILWAY
ttIM a,u. A. IkAiNs shsiIsuLED.
aiuN. siArh AND Is STREETS.
oao 1, SSheanie an eject June l. 1899.
slaI-Soiid Tam for ClnInaati Pullman Siespcrs 10
S;neiunat' lexington louisville, indianapolis and
Of Louis, Withhold Cnahge. Parior Car tvylngtun,
va, 10 Virginia Hot springs. Fsrlor Cars Cincin-
Ii:l0 Pm DAlLN-F. f. v LImited-solld trai,
t , eincinhsu; fallman Siecper 10 Cincinnati, Lei
ttle'ou anu Louisville Without change. Pullman
for dot Springs. Va. dsiyJ. without change Iuss-
Jay; ih i sHay ana saturday. Observation Car
hlhton !" oihclnhati Sieepers Cincinnati TO CHI
cage ana 81. LOUIS.
Vile Staunton dAlly. aud tor KchlRond daily,
eepl SUNDAY.
Snices OBS Pennsyi'anin avenue. 5us 18Th ST,
=. and at the station. Telephone cali I44I for
fenus! ~ ania halItUad cab service.
sp2s-5od
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ro 4, schedule N eject May Ia. 1899.
Leave Nasuttstou ir"tn station corner u New
>, Jersey aNenue and Z 81.
,ra 6Gr Ghieas and Northwest Asstibuled Limited
70, Ror Cincinnati. ST l"g.s aud indianapolis. EK-
S,e rs,s 100 an NeAu6uied Limited, $40 pm.
For fittsDurg aud cleveland. 1875 am. and $50
For Columbus. Toledo and Detroit. l2:o3 night.
or mthShester ana way stations. 1880. lu:S5
70; Luray, Sac 3 . m. daily.
for baltimore, week days. x IS. BOO 60
10; ''lV 1890, 1880 50. Ks 80 Xlu.o0 ~,
1i5Oo n, l2la. Nl 10. NS.gp. x3 80. S.35. "A 30
$50 Aooo, No:lO, N0:SO. N6,20. $50, NsuO. $40,
xl0:Uo 1850, xlI:5O p N. Sundays A. So Al :O5,
Aal0' as;vo. $50. X9:0o an, NEON. leo, II 49,
3S:OO $50 4:S5. X5U5. 10. $3.50. AS 20. xlo Vo
ll:SU, xll:5U pm.
For Annapolis. 7:lO and s:S5 am. 1918 and
$3.50 pm sundays, $50 am. 4:35 pm.
For Frederick week days $500 am. 1855 4 80.
o;SO pm. Sundays, $500 m, l:l5 pm.
For HagerstoMn. tlO:55 an and 80 30 pm.
For BOYD and way puiLts. week days 300 a. m,
a ID,
1905 pm
For Gaitbersburg snd way points. week days,
$50 am l2:5U. 3uO, 4:53, $50 7.u5. II IS
pm.
For Washington Junction and way points, 900
AIN, $50 5:3O pm. week Days; $500 am, l:l5
PM Sundays.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch light
and the east, week days, I-u5, $50. 1000 a-n..
!2:V3, l:l5 pm. dining Cars, 300 Royal Linz
lied, Exclusively Pullman Train, Dining Car,
5;oo dining Carr, 500, II 90 aud 2.35 night;
lSleeping Car open 1000 o'clock. sundays,
1908, 800 a.m 1906 noon. ll5 Dining Car, 800,
Sleeping Car open iu:ou O'Clock.
Parlor Cars on all day trains.
FOR Atlantic city, lu:OJ an, 1905 noon, and
1:l5 aud 300 pm week days. 1905 noon, Sun.
days.
For Cape May, 1908 noon.
Except Sunday. xErpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co on orders left at
ticket offices, 6l9 Peunsy lvauIa avenue n W. New
York avenue and 10Th street. and at Depot.
Il. u. UNDERWOOD, ID. r. MARTIN,
Gen Manager. Mgr. Pass Traffic.
myl5
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Chr. Xander, 900 9TH


to worthily fill orders for Scotch Whistles,
after scrupulous selection adopted for his
patrons Ramsay's as good value at 81 gal,
81 qt., and Sherriff's at s. gal. $3.50 qt, as
too good for vulgar hot Scotch Recognized
as supreme. however. to place before hon.
ored guests Is Dawson's 20-years-old Curio,
set apart for their bottIing by Dawson's
ancient Dufftown, Glenlivet Distillery, and
worth indeed it's price, 81 bottle. 1t
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visit the Hail. of the Anctent.

Realistic Illustrations of the life and ar
chitecture Of Egyptian, Assyrian, Roman
and other nationalities. Open am to 10
pm. Nos. 1928 New York avenue.-Advt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-03
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

Bijou-VaudeviHe.
Columbia-The Frawley Company, pre-
senting The Dancing Girl
Kernan's Lyceum Theater-Vaudeville
Glen EchO-Refned vaudeville.
For amuscments see page "a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-03
$1.25 To Baltimore and Return SIZE

Via pennsylvania Railroad
Tickets sale Saturday and Sunday,
June ) and 4, good to return until Monday,
June 5. All trains except Congressional
Limi ted.-Advt.