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ADJUSTMENTS,

CHASES THEATER.-A bill has been
arranged for Chase's Theater next week
which should prove both interesting and
entertaining. 1t is promised that the Jean
Marcel living art reproductions Of marble
statuary, bas reliefs and the tableaux VI
wants. which will be seen here for the first
time IN this country outside Of New York.
Will be revelation to artists and theater
patrons. In character and in treatment
they are thoroughly artistic. chaste, clas-
sic, accurate and beautiful in every par
ticular. Twenty-Five Partisan models are
employed In the posngs and many unique
lighting effects are brought into play. The
Marcel production. was for months the
talk of London and Paris and comes to
Washington direct from 300 appearances at
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theater. New
York. Another event Of next weeks bill
will be the appearance of Mcintyre and
Heath the black face comedians of world
wide fame, who will be seen in their most
ludicrous sketch, 1.-The Georgia Minstrels."
Other attractions will be the Three Mar
velous Merrills, new century cyclists; the
Animated Song Sheet, which has been en-
week; the Chappelle Sisters, singers and
dancers, and acts Of like character.
LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.
-Bulwer-Lytton's beautiful love drama,
THE Lady of Lyons" Is in preparation by
the Lafayette Square Stock Company to
follow THE Jilt," this weeks Offering. For
more than half century theatrical stars
have appeared in this poetic play. The
ambition of every actress used to be to
play Pauline in 1.-THE Lady Of Lyons
And curiously enough, nearly every ro-
mantle actor has at some time or another
possessed an overpowering desire to play
Claude Melnotte. That two such roles in
one play should appeal with equal force
to both male and female stars argues wen
for the interest which lies in the story.
Edwin Arden will be the Claude Melnotte
next week, Minnie Radcliffe will be the
Pauline and the full strength of the COM
pany will be utilized in the production.
The costumes will be pretty and effective,
and the stage settings elaborate.
GLEN ECHO-The Burnt Cork Club.
which is so we'll known locally, will hold
the boards of the amphitheater at Glen
Echo Park next week. The club Is COM
posed of a galaxy of clever entertainers,
who ever seek new ideas, and their program
has been arranged with Judgment. The
minstrel first part will introduce an entirely
new conceit in cork-face comedy. The sec
ond part will be devoted to vaudeville,
opening with selections by the Cork Club
quartet. followed by Yankee and Dixie. two
wonderful trick dogs Henry Hills will i'm
personate g. "hot coon from Memphis;
Howard and Leigh will do an eccentric con-
tortion act Milton M. Clark will exhibit
his ability as whistler, and VIM. L. T.
Thornton will render illustrated songs. with
effective mechanical novelties The initial
performance will be given Sunday after
noon next at 3 O. clock. There will also be
a full military band concert on the lawn
afternoon and evening-Sunday.
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Southern Railway.

Schedule corrected to June l. 1901.
Trains leave from Pennsy lvania Station.
Sol an. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg and fos
Charlotte and way stations;
cars to New Orleans. Columbia. Savannah and
sbex Tnt0g at a Salisbury With sleeper tS
vile With sleeper for Birmingham and at Char.
Dgton to New Orleans Dining car sG'.e service
1877 am. Daily. Local for Charlottesyile.
s.:oi 4:oi pm; Week Days; Local for Front Royal
t:so pm. Daily Local Z for Charlottesville.
Limited via Lynchburg, sleeping cars to RoanoEs,
lknO.ville la6s Il lChattanooga' Memphis and lew o
e:as pm. Daily: N Z, and Fla. Express. Sleep.
p and Charleston and to Savannah Jackso5yille s4d
Uniting Tampa REssh ws Gseh f
from Richmond and Norfolk 'H t9r chafieste. sfSsf
Gas 5s f6n ns es M
lO;to pm; m Daily Washington and sOuthwesterf
tween wssSinstGn and the South sieepins pian ca
to Asheyile, knoxville, Chattanooga and Nash.
pRs 01 Noble sad SeW oeans ca
car Washington to tlanta. Dining car service.
TRAINS ON BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington $40 am, 100 p.m 4s5
cn fay' SG, ann s a2s
pm. week days. for Leesbarg.
aV. fa oS aae ss. and s4 a1q as ns ss
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
and and 500 pm. daily From HI Harrisonburs. ' {fA
am, week days, and $40 m, daily: From Char
lottesville. SIS am. and s;4o pm. daily.
Tickets sleeping car reservations and other ip-
checked from LOtels and residences By UnioS
Transfer Co. on orders left at Ticket Office, 7ot
Station.
'PReDs Es Dsk ~ .sISdS fes E r Cab Service
q. HARDWicK, Generai Psss'r Agent.
L & BROWN. General Agent.
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Mr.. Joseph ]. Darlington of this city, at
the late meeting of the Alumni Association
of Erskine College at Due West, S. c., was
reelected a member of the board of trus-
tees of the college. OF this board, which
consists Of twenty-five persons, five are Sc
lected by the Alumni Association of the
college, five by the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian synod the highest church
court of the "seCeders'' of the south, and
fifteen by the various presbyteries which
compose the synod. The terms of the sew
eral members. which are five years EACH
are so arranged that one-fifth Of the mem
bership of the board is renewed every year.
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are distinguished for the excellent cuisine
and superior service. to $50. Music
Advertisement.
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Soldiers Admitted to Asylum.

Fourteen Insane survivors Of the civil
war arrived in the city yesterday from
Togas, Me-. and were Immediately convey
ed in carriages to st. Elizabeth's Asylum
The veterans. coming such long distance,
appeared to enjoy the drive to the institu-
ton and were interested in the scenes
along the way. They reached the asylum
safely and DR.. Richardson, the superin-
tendent. saw that they were provided with
quarters in the pleasantest part of the in
sttution. The men ranged from sixty to
seventy years each and came from a SOL
diers' home in the city mentioned.
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Pupils Give Reception.

The pupils Of the seventh grade. Harri-
son School cooking department, held a re-
ception yesterday. from l to pm. They
served lemon sherbet. cakes and candies
TO their friends and had an enjoyable time.
Among those who were present were: Mrs.
Hazard. Mrs Spooner, Mrs Smith, Mrs.
Page. Miss II Evans Miss Murray. Miss
Britain. Miss Goddard, Miss Slater Miss
Brown, Miss Hun. Miss L O. Scott. Master
Bal. Miss North. Mrs Cocoran, Miss
Fisher. Mrs L Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mt4gr, Miss Sagar, Miss Iackey. Miss
kUTItr, Mrs King Mrs. Fisher, Mr.. C S
Clarke, Mr. Stafford and Miss A. L. sar-
gent.
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Knocked Down nv B;cxcIa

Mrs Catharine Kraft, living at No. IS
9Th street northeast. was knocked down
BY a bicycle ridden by James White of
ftS26 BrightwoOd avenue northwest. about
D clock yesterday afternoon. near the cor
Per OF 9th and CT streets northwest. Mrs
6raft was only Slightly injured
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tAn-Amerlcan Exposition Excursions
Leave Washington 1:OJ IN, arrive Buff
f.l' IN 2 M June - Leave Washington
BOO pm June p arrive Buffalo 7:55 next
Il. rning- Beautiful scenery and splendid
ae-onmodations en- route. Tickets good
sZle.-Advt
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Testimonial of Regard.

One of the pleasing events incident to the
close of the public schools occurred this
afternoon at the Mott School building.
Miss Jennie NJ. Spears, on behalf of the
teachers, presented to DR.. w. Bruce Evans
a set of Shakespeare's complete works as a
token of their regard and best wishes. Dr.
Evans has been principal of the school for
many years, but will be hereafter in charge
of Manual Trimming School No. 2
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chief Engineer DUtton.has forwarded to
the Commissioners the papers in the cases
Of several fremen recently charged with
iniractioEs of the department regulations.
He recommends that Private o. B. Kelley
be deprived Of fifteen days leave of ab
scue,. that Private f. Gregory be deprived
Of his day off, for three months ana mar
Private c. II Ward be dismissed
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Following Is the program of the concert
to be given by the United States Soldiers
Home Band, John S. NJ. Zimmerman,
bandmaster, on Soldiers Home grounds
this evening from $50 to 7:30 o'clock:
March, Washington Light Infantry"
Campagna
Overture "Semiramide' '.............. .ROsstni
Waltz, The Serenade" Herbert
Piccolo Solo, The Meadow Lark.
Brockenshire
Musician Addimanda.
Selection, "Ofenba achiana .......... .Boettger
Cake Walk. Uncle Remus" "..........Hogben
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Brief Mention.

James F. Craig has returned from visit
to Ireland, having been absent about four
months.
The annual meeting of the alumni of
Georgetown University will be held this
evening at CASTOR Memorial Hall.
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For Rent Room. and Ro,ra

Persons wishing to advertise rooms or
board may avail themselves Of the new rate
which went into effect May l. Hereafter
enly one cent \ word will be charged for
Advertisements in The Star under the fol-
lowing classihcattons: For Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board. Boarding, Wanted HeIp
and Situations Minimum charge Is cents
TO- each advertisement,
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD

" RAILROAD
daily n SsGRa ESPRRsFs1si kSP SThFST
1879 SMIs ds 5. hfRIFSsSsff AEEHi'GGFE TEErEp
dianapolis, St Loais CeTefSnd 01Gdn@T and Tolede,
,oa.a Bgfre. parl9r Pa Car to Harrisburg -O''"
s19,.hCa R9TlGr C9s to GBsTTisbgTg Buffet Paror Car
$50 sosfPPiMs9uFE PM dstI2 f2 PicTsRGTs AMI
PRESS: Sleeping Car Washington to ST. Loui,
bI6nE bnd We1shh6S9 esi S Tqe3 and ssg
rs usye II atS sTS sT ToT,s and ID Gfag
1sS daily WES1EEE WSTERS T ExPRRss-pullmsp PRFis
Sleeping Car to Pittsburg and Chicago. Dining
7;4s Pin: daily CLEVELAND AND CINCINNATI
70 PIttsburg and Harrisburg to cleyeispd a0s
Nashville tvia Cincinnati aud LouisvilleJ. Dining
1870 Pm. daily. PACIFIC ExPREss.-Pullman
1850 AM daily. BuFFAfso DAY EXPRESS wifi
pnSgh fphrSugh ParlSr Car. Dining Car and Coaches to
1850 AN. for Kane, Cansndaigaa. GT Rochester and
IN oNilagpra 4 Falls daily except sunday.
7:l5 FG ,N;a asil{; 5UEf1Le SEGaf EXPRESS.
Buffalo via Emporium f Junction. l' a"D 0OACns' ~
sSd Nacara da FAIR fs E for BGEss
,d dsieeping Car Washington TO Rochester
and Niagara lIa FAILS ds IsS sTs.Rn: R
5S sSghsser Saturdays only
for for New York, all ParlOr Cars, with Dining Oar
xn,S from BAL Baltimore -
FOR PHILADELPHIA As,sT SEw YORK AND THE
Express 700 Dining car 7:2o. Sis. 900. 1000
{wiImtRgtS1 win M l2lS 3I5 40 Dining ca
!o:2s, ii 90 Dining Car from wiimingto AN, An,
49, 3' 1913 800 .nS SO 15o Rn T aF s9 From
So SS9Y E1PTsss G snd S ssS M daJ IfI' PM week days.
For Boston without change, 7:45 M week DAYS
For baltimore. ei5. 700. 40, 7:45, 7;5o. SIS.
41o, 4:2o, 4:88 30 5:4o 6:i5, $50. 7i5 az
SS s:i5 49, 800 % sds io25 On SanS9Sss idSs
Limited. ES A 41d S 20 liS lS6 G;e 546 s;S sI5 S$S &
For foPss 5SEV, Creek ext Line. fS 44S and 4ss PM
week days. sundays, 900 AN and $40 P NJ" l."
ne S6 iS5 kM 2 i2d p pSnts da Atlantic Coast
Express for Florida and points on seaboard AIr
ns tam nitaa Se S5S Saf PM iITida day and Metropolis
Express for Richmond only, s:65 AN. week days,
sSS Ga'S far QuantIoo 74e AM daily and
so M sESshSR{E Sssf SSa{s CONNECTIONS.
% 1a i days F'fF nfSas S5Gs' pa a
Limited, 4:io and 1i:55 PM M daily Via Maf.
kst Street Wharf, 900 Saturday only. 1000 and
il;GO AM, 12:4o Pm. week days, l1:5O P.M
"Atiantic City Special" 1:25 PM. week davs.
Combined Car and coaches through to Atlantic Citys
For Cape May, 1000 Saturday only and 20
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and c. streets,
and at the station, Sixth and streets, where on
tination from hotels and residences,
Telephone call "144l" for Pennsylvania Railroad
]. b. HUTCHINSON, JR WOOD
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN
RECEPTION TENDERED REV. AL
BERT RHETT STUART.
Rector of Christ Church Given a Tes-
acknowledgement and Per-
sonal Items.

The reception rendered Rev. Albert Rhett
Stuart, D. D., rector of Christ Church,
corner of 31st and o streets, in honor OF
his twenty-fifth anniversary as rector OF
the church, which was held last evening
at Linthicum Hall, was decided social
success 1t was attended by a large num-
Der of people. The affair commenced at
S o'clock and continued until about II
o'clock. during which time Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Stuart received the congratulations
of host of friends. and Mr.. William A.
Gordon, on behalf of the vestry and men,
bers of the congregation, presented the
rector with handsome silver cup, suita-
bly, Inscribed and a purse of $50. DIR. Stu
art responded to the speech of presenta-
tion in an appropriate manner. Later
buffet luncheon was served
The Right Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee,
DID, bishop of Washington, and Rev. John
d. Whitney, S. j., rector of Georgetown
University, Were among the guests. Other
clergymen present were DR.. Randolph Nc
Kim of the Church OF the Epiphany, Rev.
G. C. Bratenahl of st. Adams Church,
Rev. F. II. Barton of st. Johns Church,
Georgetown; Rev. Mr.. Griffith Rev Chas.
Alvin Smith of Peck Memorial Church,
Rev. Frank H. Havenner of Dumbarton
Avenue NJ. E. Church and Rev. Cornelius
c. Coleman of the West Washington Bap-
tist Church.
Boys Accused of Theft.
Policemen Lake and Johnson yesterday
arrested Henry Smith, aged twelve; Leo
Thomas aged fourteen, and Arthur Lo-
max, aged twelve, all colored, on a charge
of petty larceny. The fl t named boy Is
alleged to have entered the store of Harry
F. Poore, at 34th and T streets, Monday
about noon while no one was present, and
to have stolen a box of pennies. containing
about 81. The other stood guard to give
warning should a policeman appear.
TiIIman WiIIard's Condition.
The condition of Tillman Willard, who
was struck in the head with rock Sun
day morning and subsequently taken to
the Georgetown University Hospital, was
reported yesterday to be quite critical,
though the hospital authorities this morn
ing stated that the patient was resting
easily. Willard refused to give any in
formation to the police concerning the man.
ner in which he was injured, though 1t Is
known that early Saturday evening he
was one of crowd who purchased keg
of beer and tapped 1t on the old Foxhall
property. where the injury Is supposed to
have been committed.
Brief Mention.
James F. Craig has returned from a visit
to Ireland, having been absent about four
months.
The annual meeting of the alumni of
Georgetown University will be held this
evening at CASTOR Memorial Hall.
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Ownership of Railroads

The Be.lamy Society Will discuss govern
ment ownership of railroads at its meeting
this evening. in the parlors OF the East
Washington Y. NJ. c. A, 2l9 East CAPITOL
street
The society proposes to continue its meet
ings through the summer.
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baltimore & Ohio Boston Tours,

June 2o-July 1T.
Personally conducted and all expenses in
cluded at the very moderate rate of S2S for
the round trip Leave Washington at $50
am. above dates. Stop over at Philadel-
phia, next day in New York and three days
in Boston. For further information call at
b. and o. offices and get illustrated pam
phlet-AdVt
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Summer Resort. In Virginia ana the

CarOltnas. including The Land of the
Sky and the famous Sapphire Region
Southern railway have now on sale sum
mer excursion tickets 10 the above resorts
at greatly reduced rates. Pullman and
dining car service. Also weekend rates to
communication points in Virginia, one fare
for the round trip.-Advt
Evening star., 1901-06-19

Milford Hall, colored, was today arraigned
in the Police Court on the charge of enter
ing the house of Mrs. Virginia Schacklett,
No. 1901 Rhode Island avenue, in the night
time with intent to rob. Judge Scott held
him in $500 bonds for the action of the
grand iury
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Pleads Guilty,

Gouverneur Greenlaw today, in the Po-
lice Court, pleaded guilty of selling drugs
without a license. Upon recommendation
of Prosecutor Mullowny, a fine of $50 was
imposed by Judge Scott and the execution
of the sentence suspended.
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SAUTTER'S Restaurant 5O2 9th St NV.
1 qt. Private Stock Rye 0S92l, 81; 1 at.
Belle of Nelson Sour Mash QS92). 81; qt.
Bourbon GSg2J, 81. and II other different
brands. All crabs picked on premises. La
dies and Gentlemen's Dining Parlors on
second floor.
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Special Rates to Blueno,t ",

Until further notice Southern railway
will sell tickets Washington to Ashburn,
Leesburg and points beyond to and includ-
on train leaving here 9:O1 a. m. Sunday. re-
turning on train leaving Bluemont $40
pm. same date.-.Advt.
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Cottages at Colonial Beach.

By making application to Mr.. ]. Jay
Gould of No. 421 9th street northwest, one
or more as may be desired, partly fur
nished cottages at Colonial Beach may be
secured. All are located near the steam
boat landing. have good shade, while close
at hand there are excellent bathing faciIi-
ties. with fish, crabs, SC, In abundance.
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Continues in Service.

DR.. S. Dryden Snow will continue as resi-
dent physician in charge at Camp Idlewild,
Lake Winnepesaukee, N H, this season.
DR.. Snow was there in the same capacity
last year. He is a son Of Mr.. Samuel Snow
of Mount Pleasant.
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arranged for military band by W. Fl H~' saT stf


town and Winchester from 3. and o. RR
station, am. Sunday, June % Return
ing. leave HagerstOwn and Winchester at
and Frederick at : pm. same day. You
can afford TO take your family on this trip
Accommodations for all Train stops at
Lrt-rLu--lIate s-attlrs-AINt
Evening star., 1901-06-19

Allen Barber, colOred. forty years Old
became i'll near New Jersey avenue and NJ
street northwest about 10 o'clock last
night. He was removed to his home, No
s Logan place, in the patrol wagon.
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LOCAL MENTION.
ANU SEMENTs TONIGHT.

Cabin John Bridge-Moving pictures, band
concerts.
Chase's New Grand-PoIite vaudeville
Chevy Chase Lake-National Guard Band
dancing.
Glen -VaudevilIe-danCing.
Iafayette-'The JiIt.'
odd Fellows Ha!I-nlustrated song re-
CitaL
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for the refined. More beautiful this season
than ever Comfortable seats for 5000. Sec
tion of Marine Band Tuesday, Friday and
Sunday evenings. Dancing other evenings.
-AdNertiSernent.
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and races at Rockville, Thursday, June 20.
Four races-running and trotting. Band of
300 musicians. Dancing, Cakewalk and
other amusem ents. Take F st. cars direct
to grounds.-AdVt.
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EXCURSIONS.

The third special reduced rate excursion
given by the Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company to Fort Monroe, Vir-
ginia Beach, Ocean View, Norfolk and
Newport News is scheduled for next Sat
urday. This trip will give two nights on
the water and the entire Sunday and Mon
day at "Old Point or surrounding re-
sorts. sail down the Potomac and Ches-
apeake on the palatial steamers of this
line Is always thoroughly enjoyable. One
of them will leave the wharf foot of 1th
street at 6:30 Saturday evening, arriving
at Fort Monroe early Sunday morning.
The interesting route, quickness of the
trip and the convenient schedule make the
electric trains of the Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon railway a favor
ite means of transportation to the home
and tomb of Washington. Trains, which
make the trip in either direction in about
fifty-five minutes, leave the station, 1872
street and Pennsylvania avenue, every
hour from 10 am. to pm. Almost the
entire distance the trains run close to the
river, passing Fort FOote and Fort Lyons,
running through the principal streets Of
Alexandria and traversing the entire es
tate at Mount Vernon. Trains of this line
run every forty-fve minutes for Arlington
and Alexandria.
The trip to Nauck Springs is one of the
most enjoyable suburban rides one can
take. The electric cars starting from the
Virginia end of the Aqueduct bridge run
10 tduS Cnurcn, BalSlOn ana Nduck
Springs every hour throughout the day
and evening. These cars are the only d.
rect route to Arlington and Fort Myer, for
which points they leave the bridge every
half hour.
One of the best ways to find rest and
pleasure and also be benefited by the fresh
air that comes from the Potomac Is to
take the steamer Charles Manchester to-
morrow evening at $50 o'clock for Mar
shall Hall and Indian Head. Prof Schroe
der's band and orchestra plays music on
the down trip, while there is dancing at
the hall. These Indian Head trips run
every Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evening at $50 throughout the summer.
The steamer also makes daily trips to
Marshall Hall at 10 am and 2:3O pm.
The steamer Charles Manchester makes
two trips to Mount Vernon every week
day, leaving 7th street wharf at 10 am.
and 2.30 pm, returning due to arrive at
Washington at 2:15 and 6:15 pm. The de-
lightful sail down the historic Potomac
presents an opportunity to see the U. S.
arsenal, Alexandria, Fort Foote, Fort
Washington and Fort Hunt.
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Table d'Hote Dinners, Chevy Chase Inn
are distinguished for the excellent cuisine
and superior service. to $50. Music
Advertisement.
Stnr Advertisements, 14th and RI. ave.
Advertisements are received at The Star 8
branch office, Huddleson's drug store, cor
ner 14th street and Rhode Island avenue
at regular rates, and sent Immediately to
The Star office without charge for the mes
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On Your Wedding Day

ride to the church in a Downey Bridal
carriage. Downey's Stables, 1622-2S L St
Advertisement
Evening star., 1901-06-19

Edgar Johnson Of near 9th and B street
northwest pleaded guilty today in the Po-
lice Court of striking James Cole over tie
head with barrel stave, and Judge Scott
fined him SO, with thirty days in jail as the
alternative.
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opened in the Hygeia, Old Point Comfort,
which will be a great convenience to tray
elers arriving on early boats-Adyt
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ARLNGToN-MYER-FALLs CHURCH.

To Falls. Church -x6:I5, xe5o, x7:5o. 1880.
Is:so so 1919 ZIP a 1890 II go 2:s9. $3.50
Sat; and Sunday night. hourly after s PM. Hourly
To Myer Ha and d arfS15 H. t75o o tsts Mss' 5s EPS
f94S. AS r. M, ts:45 ts45, tl0:45 III 20.
ITO Nauck Coach across bridge IN. to $50 0. n.
myS-1otf
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If it IS FUSSELL'S Ice Cream or Cakes
It IS all you need to know. Since 1851.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
THE WARMER THE D,

THE WARMER THE DAY
the more yOu'H enjoy a cold bottle of
odd Glory Beer. Call for this delicious
dark brew when you go out to lunch. For
case phone Abner-Drury Brewing Co
Evening star., 1901-06-19

Elks' excursion to River View tonight
Don't say you forgot It. Now is the time
Advertisement
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b. and O. Weekend Country Trim.

Tickets sold Saturdays and Sundays, for
return until following Monday, at reduced
rates. from Washington to Charlestown,
Frederick. Annapolis Junction and inter
mediate points-Adyt
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Visit the unique Boar's Head in the base
ment of the Raleigh. A refined place for
ladies and gentlemen.-Advt.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

PEACH Ice Cream. made from Fresh
Peaches at RosenfeId's, S12 H ne. Phone
East Is.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Marine Band at CapitOI.

Following is the program of the concert
10 be given by the band of the United
states marine corps. at the Capitol this
afternoon. beginning at o'clock:
March. American Military Klein
Overture, 'Rienzi'- '-............... Wagner
FaHtasie. La JOiie Persene," first
Trombone solo, "Cavatina'' Richard
Musician Harry Stone.
Invitation TO the Dance .Weber-Wefn-
arranged for military band by W. H. SAN
telmann)
Internezzo Petite BJOUterie." first
Selection. The Burgomaster'' r''...... .Luders
Patrol. American. ........ Meacbar,
Patriotic hymn. Hail Columbia" .Fyles
William H. Santelmann, director.
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CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL
these days about the food you eat Sup
ply your table with Schneider's Malt"
Bread-the purest, Hghtest. most whole
some made At all grocers', sc loaf.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

At corner Of I'd st and Nd ave ne and
! T. u Pyles' other stores. the price of
1h".16 Potatoes is 2pc. per PIX: full Cream
Cht'Se. l2'ac-; Glass starch 3lac.; Octagon
soap ''--, Gld-t.me Soap. 2i2c.: Johnson's
Guc- Crooks Preserves. agc; a good Broom
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