davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Groceries.

You Drink Coffee. Try ou1
Santora Blend. It's tn. best
cheap Coffee in town. 18c
pound.
HANSCOM'S
9Th and .11iGet sis.
The sun., 1900-06-22
Went Against the City.
Special to The Sun.

Dover, June 21.-The Judgment below
in the case of the Oxy-Hyd ydrogen Co. vs.
the Mayor and Council of Wilmington
was reversed in the Supreme Court yes
t-rday afternoon. The courts decision
is against the city. The city sought by
the method provided by the city charter
to sell the gas plant owned by the Oxy-
hydrogen Co. for city and school taxes
for the year 1925, amounting to 1898.
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Three Facts to be Remembered !

Mail Order DEPARTMENT outoWT customers ~ oW
these Stores person. o suc
mailed Tree upon
receive gfeat Wn
purchases at are "ot eVe" ~
the United oeS
than ours; sold here Every au @ % over o
as wen as quy.
The sun., 1900-06-22
VIII Support "Teddy."

TX. Scout John Guthrie was much de-
lighted yesterday when he learned the
news that his friend Teddy" Roosevelt
had been placed on the ticket as Vice
President at the National Convention.
He said that he would support him.
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Furniture

We offer a variety that is un-
surpassed for durability and cor
rectness of design. Prices are the
lowest possible for first.class fur
niture:
Dining-room Chairs-s1.75 and upward.
Sideboards-$20.0 and upward.
Extension Tabes-S7.00 and upward.
Bedroom Suits-in oak, maple, birch,
mahogany and walnut-$1S.5O up.
Parlor Suits-of imitation mahogany
stylish and durably de--SlS.OO.
Couches-velour coverngs-Sl0; tapestry
coverings-S20; leather-S26.0O up.
Metal Beds-a large assortment at moder'
ate prices.
Also, the best of Hair Mattresses, Pillows
and BolSters.
The sun., 1900-06-22

A DEAF MUTE is always ready to
take hand in conversation or go on a
Bargrin Excursion, like the East Side
Republican Association will give to
Augustine Park, June 2S. Tickets 40
cents.
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Seasonable Silks

These headquarters for Silks and oauns OF every
our prices favorable though offer only sue q
tiaca ncafet w
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L.aces

Valenciennes Laces and lnserting3-Gc.,
10c. and l2c. up to 500 a yard.
Point de Paris and Normandy Valen.
ciennes Laees-for trimming waists
and Summer dresses-5c. to SOC. yard.
Narrow Black Chantilly Edgings and
/ Insertings-some in serpentine effects
Sc. to Sl.l5 yard
Venice Applique Laces-various widths
in white, butter color and Arabian
12Hc to $500 a yard.
rorchon Laces-all regular widths-3c
to $l.l5 yard.
Venice All-Overs-in white, butter color,
champagne and dark Arabian-75c. to
S25.00 a yard.
Chiffon Applique All-Overs for guimpes,
yokes and waists-S4 to SO yard.
Black Mercerized All-Overs-Sl.50 to
$3.50.
Black Silk Venice All-Overs-$4.2 25 to 50.
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Bed Clothlng for Snmmer

The magnitude of our trade n
this line enables Us to quote ex-
ceptionaly low prices:
Crochet Bed Spreads cents each.
Cotton Bankets-75 cents pair.
Handmade Tufted ComfortabIes-Sl eachs
Sheets-slX90 inches; unbleached, SOC.
each; bleached-55c each.
Pillow-cases-of bleached muslin; 42x36
in.-llc. each; 45x36 in.-12hc. each.
The sun., 1900-06-22

We haven ad-
vertised Tailor
ing for more
than 2 months;
because we had
all we could do
in that depart
p,ert Me are
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Fancy Taffetas-in checks and stripes
$50, CSC, 75c., S5c. and $l.0O yard
Printed Indias and Foulards-5O to Sl.25'
White japanese Silks-2rneh, SOC. TO
S1.OO yard; 36-nch, CSC. to Sl.25 yd'
White Satin Duchesse-$l.00 to S3.0o'
Crepe de Chine--street and evening
shades, 24-inch-$1.00 yard.
/. Mail orders carefully filled.
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Sterling Silver Novelties, etc.

Belt Buckles-$1.50 to $3.50; gilt-s2.O0
to $500.
Wire Net Purses-S4.50 to $3.50.
Cigarette Cases-S5.00 to $l4.00
Shoe Hooks-50c. to $l.25.
Nail Files-50c. to Sl.25.
Shoe Horns--75c. to S1.50.
Glove Stretchers-Sl.50 to $500.
Curling Irons-Sl.00 to $3.50.
Grip Tags-$l.00 to $500.
Nethersoe Braceets-50c. to 5000.
Cuff Buttons-5Oc to $2.75.
Waist Sets-75c. TO $500.
Horseshoe Brooches-50e. to SL.I5.
Hat Pins-2ic. to 500.
Gold-plated Lorgnette Chains-$l.5O 70
$500.
Goli-platei Cuff Buttons-5Oc. 70 Sl.75.
Gold-plate Waist Sets-$l.0o TO SIS.
Gold plated Link Braceets-$l.2 25toSI51
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HANSCOM'S

eth and .1tsGet sis.
The sun., 1900-06-22

ties as we can Safely TtCUIIIIIIeTIu :
Black Taffetas-5oc., Csc, 9Oc., and up TO
$3.50 yard.
Black japanese Silks-23-inch, Soc; o.
inch, 75c. and Sl.00; 36-inch, 75c.; 81
inch, S5c. yard.
Black Crepe de Chine-S1. 90 to $500 a yd.
Black Surah Silk-50c., 75c.. S5c., $l.0O
and Sl.25 a yard.
Black Peau de Soie-S5c. to $500.
Samples mailed free on reques
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rosT-ISTELIsGESc WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


The Pest Tntsiissnrsr has established branch ssrs
sSss whe4e classified advertisements WIN b. recetssd
uatsi 10 D. m. earh day. The rates charged A. the
hvsaeh agencies srs the same a. Al the Post
erur<r ksfsjuf.s afIcs Cash sds rnfy viii be tatsn
x hrandh agencies Following Is The ~. a ssrnees
Yorke nnrrinwfon's drug store.
Second avenue and Pike.
broadway Pharmacy, r. r.. Fisher,
Broadway and James.
Renfon mn Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Ws1Ia WnIIa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst SD East Jefferson.
ssvowm's Pharmacy. corner Yesier
ana Broadway.
shsrsSeGs Drng store. Twenty
third avenue south and jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy, IO22 How
ell. corner noren.
North Seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
A. ". Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
ana Fifth ayemue north.
v. n. CSstfgam's Pharmacy, Queen
Anne avenuc and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Presson's Pharmacy. Ballard ave.
nae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street and Ewsnw avenue.
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IN: follcwIns letter. await advertisers



A. o. r. W.. attention. Columbia Lodge.
No. 2 Invites all Workmen and their
friends to attend social and dance to
be held Friday evening. October -
Doors open at $40 D. m. Entertainment
Committee.
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SPECIAL
Sf-roum house centrally located ntcely
furnUhsd. rent fiao with Lease, clearing
fsn, Only no. fuAst sell A, oace
p,719 fer N-Youm hsseIs brick block cen.
trial. long lease, nicely FURNISHED map.
Several bargains 10 close "a oure
JONES. HEWITT a CD. 81 FianHer Eik.
CAPE NOME mining claim. advertiser
has claims on the following creeks ~
she n0w famous kopEnrank dskIfgcf sud
VII Sal q half tnfrresf In ore rr fn a
few claims. 70 make raiss located on
the following creGkgs Eureka C,aaRne
Gold Harris and Turner ard Arctic
creeks, original locations guarantees.
Papers IN F<sSsssxion- Address a. Tur-
ner Ceneral DeitTery y. q, city.
RESTAURANTS AND OYSTER HOUSES
N.DIt-fierf RESTAURANT In feNu. all new
that can possihly attend 10. selling on
j. sell located. has long Tense and cheat
rent, wsli take s7N each and hatance IN
caEy terms. g. Y Edwards a CO.. ~
New York block.
80 per month for % months win buy siOoo
Interest " she Alaska Fish Packing CO
inoney refurdedl. Address A. y. u, s15
Pacific block
have 1900 ~ rny own l wan. % Ioan
IN persslai property shDrf loan Che.
ley Reed, business broker Palmer house,
Seattle.
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BUTTERt EGCsi
BtfTTEffs t,t.(:St

BETTERt EGCst
- BUTTERl EGGSs
W y are the only exclusive BUTTER AND
EdO STORE IN THE CITY. and We
spare no eiart 10 serve the public with
the very best ~ goods AZ tho least pos
sthle prices. our Fancy Fresh Iowa
sofa Creamery. pounds, -, and Wash
E + Ii;lS , Oh i...ISE I'D , ! ERksa
eggs are acknowledged 10 ba the
best On the market, ana our sals1
are ENORMOUS, but we can supply yod
also. FOLLOW the crowd that heads
FOR the Cow Butter Store and sou VIII
get satisfaction.
COW na,,sr store. lszs F.rs, Avenue.
STYLISH hAlraressing. shampoolng. man
touring facial massage ard the srtru.
sihc treatment ~ an hair and scalp
difficulties speciality hair goods. tnr
toilet creams and raany artieieN needed
by LADIES' for preservation % YOUTH
and beauty. First-ciass. thoroughly ex-
ance Al Mrs Saeffer's Modern Toiie,
PAriorp. Downs Biack ~ Second ave-
rus. Taxi elevator
AFTER having shampoo down town
you take = car home; the result II
s.syere cold Prevent this ~ having
1fsH bunntn9 do yoEr work At yogr
reHiafnse- Make engagements fsr sham.
poems scalp and facial treatment and
uHniruring bg addressing a postal %
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
Ga. ladies' and gentlemen. GUARANTEES
waltz. twg-ssep and AL the latest bah.
raoru Dances low rate fer gentlemen
ioininE open classes now Monday ard
Friday evenings. - Wilson pa.cinx
Aca1emY Pike street. Rauks block
Private issaon, asiIy.
YVkSTEE-~Mea and women Ia every
community TO seu the Perfected Uxy-
Ernor King, the greatest scientific DIS
coTerY ever Fnaec. cures disease with
ont medicine. good commissions. par
tiNGiars furnished Washington Oxy-
Eeucr Co. 80 Ifaneer building, Seattle
LADIES' Chichesier's English Pennyray-
ni pills ARE THE BEST Safe. resta-
bic. Take no other Send a. s,auIpa
for particulars Relief for Ladies y IA
letter b. return mail ASK yo1r drug
gtst- Chichester Chemical Co., PEIla-
esiphla. IA
MRS DR. SWAN. magnetic ana medical
electrician. treats ana cures all diseases
rheumatism. nervousness and female
complaints. consumption. asthma and
bronchitis. Kindness and Deafness III
yeslsr. room seS
DIVORCE speciality; advice tree suits
prosecuted ex9ekltioasly, moderate cost.
Justice. p. o. Boz ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

x,5o-z5 rooms. most elegantly furnished;
house and furniture new; location UNI
surpassed
sAe-slx rooms. richly furnished home.
SWD-4I rooms; iive-year lease
N,Do-l7 rooms, centrally located. inves-
u.lso-s5 rooms. partial payments; invcs-
fnent
ssso-tsight rooms: elegant surroundings:
bargain.
s3,ad9--34 rooms; steam heat and elevator;
great transient hotel; centrally located.
Lodging houses. all descriptions ana
<50-Cigar ana tobacco store; corner; fine
bargain. great investment: rent $40
xsss-CiRars and confectionery. room for
pool tables or living accommodations;
Business opportunities all descriptions.
HALL AZ CO.. Sllz linekley Block.
Established ISIS
SPECIAL BARGAINs
n.aoo-For one Of the very best restaa-
fanis IN the city. lno location and large
t5e-For is-room rooming house. ia best
location In city; good furniture. large
yard, house In good repair. netting
about ~ monthly over rent.
81, iao--Fo grocery and meat market. in
ciudiag buildings, IN adjoining town long
lease on ground paid IN advance, netting
about 800 monthiy- wiz Invoice more
than price asked
y L. MUIR A co. basement P.-L
SPLENDID water front. over 81 acres.
n SidnFy. opposite aud near dry dock.
Fort Orchard extensive promises. cot
taec and Office. etc, constant supply Of
spring water. fine Eraveg bed good for
factory. brewery. shipbuiIdng yard. tan
merry. etc. rent free to competent party.
frontage. to Main street Sidney ready
for building Apply y. G.. 1914 Second
avenue. Seattle.
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DEATus AND FUNERALS.



HEsKFTH-in Seattle October u, to Mr. sna
Mrs. Il. y. Hssketh, son.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
y he; ladies and gentlemen. guarantees
waits. two.step and all the latest bali
room dances, low rate for gentlemen
Joining open classes nov. Monday and
Friday evenings. $50. Wilson Dancing
Academy, fsks street. Ranke block.
Private LESSONS daily.
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WANTED TO aEyT-H0usEs.

WANTED-By married couple. furnished
house TO take care of: would take care
OF child for rent. and furnish best of
references. Address l. IL. care POST
Intelligencer.
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THE Only snsp IN the city. new ef " IN
cottage. al modern. with ons. -, q
hest views IN the city. iof al -
bearing fruit: rnuHt be sold =, y
At4o one lot s0xi29. corner, 600 -
~7- 1850. good service. prizes, 49,
PULyER & CO., sos New. York ~
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FoR sALE-LIvE srocK.

SENENTY-EIGHT milch cows some
fresh: others TO be fresh soon; must be
sold at once. Charles Prentice. South
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HOUSES AND LorN


We have for sale tho following
We can sell at bargain prices. ~
Of which viii prove a good invsenk
One o. sentties finest rnsnsion4 49,
ample grounds. faaxninosnt
si0,00--For four nice residences y xe
Seattle; i1axfH. corner. well y>u>
choice property. -
sSccs~ie.roon ilns residcnec n E99
a,tIa. lot s0xiso: good View u 49,
very desirable
o.. 10 s.room house on Summit ay.eH
north. slightly location. good RES
hood. full sire lot. easy terms -
sz.So--s-roofn house In East rafk - -
ton; lot eoxlD; slightly Iocst1ons
e.. loo-7- room house on Renton MIL
good location; one-hsif csxh.
time 10 suit.
sa.eSo- New cottage rooms, modern: - =.
venient 10 car lire: slightly ioczn
easy terms. =
,zon-T.roon cottage. corner les g
block from car line; a good pf02s'S'
desirable location. -
avenue south. with barn -.
81 ss~Twn houses and iote oytfIo1
Lake Union AZ Fremont. near esf
VACANT LOTS
iSH139: fms corner. north ~ penny 49,
and unsurpassed building fits 9"
residences -
u, sf1~Fvy i59xiS0. corner. sputn -
and King streets. cl0Ne-in eW
Wish all street ffnprosernenn'
cheap. -
fgss--Eixfsp. foot lots on King street.
south Tenth street. graded anS ~
E.e1-- isextz0. corner. on ftghlsnsn 49,
With nne view ~ ritT, lake sun h~zs6<
81 so fa0xfea. on Fifth Hvenpe wrsw sr,sx
~ Highland drive new car hh< -.
Ing paai them. street Erndea ann
81 .so5-ieoxfss. corner Summit sssss
north and Fast Roy strsft; Ems
iisjn. -
faD sxipe Summit agsnua north. y -
Park addition good iuss me 80
f'z.a ieqxisa, corner. on Laksss -
npss level lots: sfrest graana,
ss9s-ror ioo-foat frontage "a rAxss''
Lots "a Fremont. ballard Or soa'a
rooTE a FERRY. -
II and y Ifafar nidg Real EatAn
Investments. -------
tis0--Two nieE lots near car 49, ~
and cleared. splendid view ~ 49,
washington. small cash paynsrnt. ~
Gnce am8y terms fiefbaft 2. 49,
ard II ssheaerman block
TlIR only snap IN the city. new ef u IN
cottage al modern with ofs. -, 4
hest views IN the city. iof AZ -
bearing fruit. must he SOLO $50 y
llae' good service. prizes. 80
PuLyEa & Co, s04 Sew. YORK ~
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ElRsT grand prize mask ball. wednas.
day evening. Oct. g. Eanke hall. Pike
walk and dancing. Music BY Seattle
Mandolin club. Admission DC.
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FOR sALE-FCRSITCRE.
FURNITURE for sale, i6-rooTn lodging
house, excellent location. opposite Seat
tie hotef. Us Nesier way
FOR SAI.E-sheiving, counters and show
cases. T. I. Dabney ais Pike street
Ranke block.
FOR SAI.E-Furniiure d A 4-roona tat.
cheap hoIze far rent. ~ Main ssTeel.
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IONIC Lodge, No, 70, y. q A. Eighth
anniversary. refreshments. Friday. Oc-
tobcf ~. : y. m; members sister lodges
and their families invited. r.. Gouptel.
w, NJ: O. T.. Case, Secretary.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Raleigh-Chas McAdoo, Kansas City; R
G. Kerens, st. Louis; ]. H. Dickinson, At
lanta, Ca; H. j. Hale, New York; Geo. w
Robinson, Detroit; S. NJ. Biddison, Chicago;
E. F. Bennett, F. S. johnson, II. ]. Boyce
Detroit.
Wellington-W. X. Niblo. Norfolk, Va.
R. ]. Hurd, Troy, N. Y; H. S. Ray, Phil
adelphia; G. Burruss. Baltimore; D. A
Kerr, Sandy Hill, N. Y.
Shoreham-W. B. Cowles, Cleveland; E
M Verger Porto Rico; ]. w. Moore. jr.,
Augusta, Ca; M. T. Baird, San Francisco;
p. Sanger, Dallas, Texas; ]. L. Dickinson
West Virginia; c. J. Wilder. San Francis
CO.
Arlington-A J. Gester. Springfield. ILL.,;
]. F. Allen, Dover, Del; w. w. Lewis.
Pittsburg; VIM. Fitch, Providence, r. l.;
Chas. Nagel, St. Louis; w. A. Doyle, San
Francisco; D. r. Brown, Chicago.
Gordon-I. w. Henry, New York; Nathan
Frank. St. Louis; w. ]. Hill; H. l. Patter-
son. Philadelphia; S. r. Mason. Baltimore
F. A Brown, Boston; J. M. Barker Ken
National-W. G. Pool North Carolina; w.
D. Elliott, NJ Mark, New York.
Metropolitan-O. w. Stewart, Chicago: H.
R. Smith, Florida; Chas. May. Boston; H.
L. James, New York.
Ebbitt-W. G. Munroe, Philadelphia: L.
Lelack, Nashville, Tenn; L. N. Woodland,
Hamilton, Ont; H. Stillson. Seattle. Wash.
T. A. Leach, Chicago; NJ. N. Bedford, De-
troit; H. K Townsend, Chicago; ]. N. Fra
zee, Cleveland; r. H. King, Lexington.
KY; H. B. Howard, Boston.
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WILL BE PRESENT.
Commissioners Accept Invitation t.
Attend High School Drill.

Commissioners Accept Invitation to
Attend High School Drill.
The District Commissioners were for
mally invited yesterday afternoon by Colo
mel Roy Adams, Major WILDER Peters and
Adjutant Walter Lowell of the High School
Cadets to witness the annual competitive
drill of the companies forming the regi-
ment, which takes place this and tomorrow
afternoon This drill will each day COM
mence at o'clock, and the Commissioners
accepted the Invitation, Commissioner Mac
farland who has immediate supervision OF
the public schools, stating that he will en-
deavor to be present both today and to-
morrow.
This afternoon the I'd Battalion, compris-
ing Company E of the Business High
School. Companies and G of the East
ern High School, and Company H of the
Western High School, will drill, and to-
morrow the I'd Battalion. composed OF
Companies A, B, C and D of the Central
High School. will compete. The judges OF
the drill will be officers of the United States
army detailed for service, and after the
prize drill tomorrow the decision will be
awarded special feature of the occa-
sion tomorrow will be regimental drill, in
which all the companies will take part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-23

Nearly seventy years since Or. d. Jayne wrote
the prescription for Jaynes Expectorant and still
It'll the best remedy
As nearly can be Cough Cure is
JAYNE'S EXPEtTORANT
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REGULATION NULL AND VOID.
Decision of Judge Scott in Favor OF
Hackmen.

Judge Scott today in the Police Court
decided the long-pending cases of William
H. Sergeant and James Smith. hackmen,
who were charged with occupying space
with their vehicles at the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad station. at 9th and B
streets northwest, which had been allotted
by the District Commissioners to the rail-
road company as cab stand. The charges
against Sergeant and Smith were dismissed
and the accused released from arrest.
In giving the reasons for his action Judge
Scott quoted a large number of decisions
by courts in various parts of the country;
and he had, he said, arrived at the con-
c!usion that the police regulation on the
subject was null and void
The regula ton referred to assigns the hack
stands on 9Th and on B streets, near the Balti-
more and Potomac railroad station, to The
railroad company of that name for the ex-
elusive use of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore company, including its cabs
the handling of freight, baggage and mail.
The decision of Judge Scott was based
largely on a recent decision of the Court
of Appeals in the cases of Hazel and Curry,
who were charged in the Police Court with
an alleged offense similar to the one de-
cided, and which was appealed by the de-
Tense to the higher body.
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DIED.

'hf Ist HqEfS t CENTER fS Widow Nay az
the late George W. Center.
Interment at Armenia, New York.
DAIRY At the residence of his brother. Rufus
II. Darby. Falls Church, Va NJ q am,
Tuesday May %. 1900, EDWARD. eldest son
fifty eighth year Of his age.
Funeral services oak Hin cemetery chapel
Thursday. May "a AT 2:3O O'Clock pm
GAFFARD The remains of EDMOND F. GAF
A. b. Gaffard, will be taken from vault At Rock
Creek cemetery and placed in family lot on the
oath day IF May, 1900, at 10 O'Clock am
Friends invited. =
KATRINA HERBERT. widow Of the late
Anton Herbert in her eighieth year. ~. -,
Funeral private from her late residence, COG 4'a
street southwest, Thursday, at pm
George Simmons. 100 Roanoke street northwest.
on Tuesday Afternoon, May ~ 1890, at "c'
o'clock. Mrs. EMILY IiBRoOk, in the sew
enty-frst year of her age.
Religious services at residence at IL o'clock am.
Thursday, May "a. lnternent at Rock Creek
cemetery
am. WILLIAM B.. youngest son of b. Rior,lan
aged forty four years.
street northwest, on Friday May -. at $50
thence to the chap f %t se a
fully invited to attend. -
WALTON On May %. 1900 HENRIETTA HAIR
RIS. widow of William b. Walton.
Funeral from the residence of her sister. Mrs.
Margaret Stephenson. 1907 street southwest.
Friday. May %. pm Relatives and
friends invited Interment private. e
wENGER Suddenly, on Tuesday. May %, 1900.
at 12:45 pm, at the residence of her parents,
No. 81 p street northeast ANiIE REBECCA.
beloved child of Henry and Rose Wenger, aged
three years.
Funeral private on Wednesday, May %. at
O'Clock pm. Interment at Prospect mn GEM
etery. New York papers please copyD
WILLIAMS On Wednesday. May g. 1900 in her
sixty-eighth year. CAROLINE l., wife OF George
W. Williams and mother of George Francis VIII
lians and Ms. f. +. Teriinger.
street northwest at 4:15 O'Clock Friday, May
%. Interment private. -
WILSON On Tuesday. May %. 1900. ANN
LOUISA. widow Of the late J. Henry Wilson,
in the eighty seventh year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. 1889 Sd street
northwest. Thursday. May - at S'oo
pm Relatives and friends respectfully ih'i,eo
to attend.
In MemOrfam.
BRAXTON In loving remembrance OF Lucy
BRAXToN who departed this life eleven years
ago today May %, 1889.
Lucy's gone. but not forgotten,
Never shall her memory fade
Sweetest thoughts forever linger
Around the grave where she Is laid.
By her aunt and uncle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-23

In an attractive illustrated pamphlet Just
issued, the Baltimore and Ohio railroad en-
deavors to assist the summer pleasure.
seeker in finding a congenal spot to
spend the vacation season. A variety Of
delightful tours are set forth. together with
descriptions of the famous resorts of the
Allegheny mountains and Shenandoah val
ley, the principal watering places along The
Atlantic seashore and the many resorts of
the great lakes, all of which are reached
directly by Royal Blue through vestibule
trains of the Baltimore and Ohio from
almost all of the important cities between
the Mississippi river and the Atlantic coast
The pamphlet is arranged for free distri-
button and will undoubtedly prove a val
liable guide to summer resort seekers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-23
MARRIED..

GREEN-KINSLOW. On April %. 1900 AT Rock
vile. Md. by the Rev. Father J. A. Cunnan,
EVA X. KINSLOW to THOMAS A. GREEN,
both Of Washington.
LUDLAM-CADINGTON. At Alexandria Va,
April %. 1900. HERBERT F. LUDLAM Of
Washington, u. G.. and EDITH L. CADINti-
TON of Washington, d. {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-05-23
Fine Was SO.

Paul M. Bowen. who was described in the
Police Court today as a park loafer. and
was arrested by Mounted Oficer Pat Creagh
as a vagrant. was fined so by Judge Scott.
He did not pay, and was committed to the
workhouss for thirty days.