Evening star from Washington, District of Columbia • Page 16

LOCAL MENTIOK The Womebr. Ta. a F. X. evWr.

For the Ditrict of Celambie. Maryland and -leed howsn; northerly wead; gumea.cooer. or Ta wAvR. ltor and ceeditios of water at 1 grat Falb, 97; condition, 3. deceiving reservoir.

temperature. 87. CrnO4tio at north connection. 11; cendition at euth comnection, 2: distributing reservoir, temperature. 89: condition at inluent gate house, 7: enesat gate house, 10.

High water. I Low water. d.e am. 12:15 p.m. 6.3 a.m.

1:1 p.m. vurma RavnTrose In Carpet. and Rugs by W. a Monss A Sooe, 11th and etn. now.

PEe nest ten dove we will ofer the fellowtmf eeia reductions for cash: Megasit reduced per yd yd deed to per yd etry Brsels Carpets, red per yd Tapestry Brusels redosd to. .45.. per yd 'A. AD-wel En. Super Ingrain Carpete, seduced per yd 0f.E 3mjis Bap, reduced each riM .....01.25 each KM K2m each 1.26ech eta Gasonuars, Me.

Mmn. A. Nxnon, shienable eertiere, intems her many patren that she will eloee her pbe 11 11th at. n.w.. from AugIst 1 to nepember 1, as she will be abeent tem city.

Cas. ermsa, lte with Charles H. Diema, we have Grand Opening IM New Restamsaff, 197r at, Monday, Aug. 1, 18U. mea Aris.l.c-Eye.._e 461 P.

ay. 5 Mnaneman, 61412th et. Ca ne Boas, -egier Alarm, Ipeaking T'Be. 126 P. ave.

Fm ass Sintim-ery and OmGm pla tog. masewA Ivry. 431 nth at. P. lee Cream by enpr am r9sese ot of town.

1427 New York ave. Ansne am, MNings, tasty Platia. 1. Very beast Teeth. 00.

I. Dawazv. Aesocratrow. 7th and D. cosa Csaimm by the Enas Cams eems, 61-435 Mass, ave, are made mothad be harge.

Telephone 426-2. CITY AND DISTRICT. A TONIONT. Uam ua ew eest and We samma, Bs 1s0ess W. Mamma.

Macaleeter and Meer 11 245, 3:3 and 6:15 p.m. Ba leave B. and O. station II and 3:15 p.m. Ceasraa.

ama Pew Imey, I am. Usuma Tbaleyteen n. ra Ye Plants, 3,1:3 and US p.m. mm1IZxszm LOCALL Sae.hammirof Aleandria who waseenstrack whe in the oece of Lawyer Newman in this, an Tsday lest, was out again yesterday at his bine, but remained only a short time, semaing to Alesandria, the heat being ee great for him. Lonsn, Ne.

21. Knights of Pythias. wil eeiebrate the twenty-lrst anniversary of be tntalen Tuesday evening. August 2, 1832. at OGnnd Army Haleerner of 7th and sieete nesthweL sIsmussr Lons, No.

7, O. has dested the fisewing ofeers to Ill vacancies eaed by resigntas of worthy master: J. Rt. Bhee'r, worthy master; Maurice Lieberman, Smster; J. H.

Peek, conductor; B. R. iside ential; 0. G. C(rey, left guard tg teater soete.

A Das IUrn was feund at lth and seet. seathweat yestersay afternoon. 3m arner of esnt. N. C.

Speneer. The merd services held by the mand.tee. of Ame inm at their convention in arekhoer of Prof. Henry C. wom tinder, beautiful and impressive.

Mr. eImId of New York amid: "I have a geeic eight to these resolutiom. I loved Mrry Speeer as dearly as I can love a mn." 'a service. to the general camse of pe damM. from his youth were reesnted by the elder members of the who all expressed warm admiration Ser his mnselbek devotion to the werk of raising bstadsed of education ml of We and bleaB who emaser hi.

Teyvagr mamber. declared that Mr. he.rty wu.come, ware clasp of the hi sd friendly personal interest in their wash had be ightne their lives. Mr. C.

C. tof who asit.ed Mr. teneer at his wedding in 1864, tried to speab, but beehe down in tears. Ma Spieer, at the cleme of the servies, bade hin tmds to think and speek of hlmaas Ueiag mld mer and loving them and a ndeavor, not as dead and game. Shei ml wn hm we speek ot hims as inevery beet thought and naa of Jaes P.

aweem. The death of Jams F. Dmwnou, which was ameed in yesterday'. Saa, deprived the esmmunity et a well-known and aseful citizen. Mr.

Dawein was a native of Washington and ws many year. oase of the amost prominent demist here. He began businees under the and United Statee Hoel, sehesguently etab-' ea see at 17th and Pennsylvania avenme ad tea reameed to 7th street esthwest. The fesel wi take panee tomoerrow, proceeding ham his mother'e re-mden. 418 7th etreec aetheet, to St.

Dominic's Church at 4 o'clock. At.a meesing of the Marslia Musical Club hmeastng the following ocee were elected: 3. Peril Ceinne, president; 3. Marslia, vice goeddeat; A. T.

Iarmer. seretary: P. F. Leach, eseater; W. P.

Bewie, tremrer. isew 'ran West. The new Cinssinmati mld St. toni. si the aend Ohio railway, eleetrie trem Washington.

A Tr ito wit Pullman's beat and8t Louis witheut as "''r vianw a-ieee. Na5 41PemmagDem o- mwer win 3. med O. U. U.

Per Suo em sCemeinva Dever MlpUhets at half rates. Ticet.l will beeeMAd 2 to 5 andwe he veMif Ms 1L1. lsseg wE hee sof reste vk st. Leak or chiat of wieb entes. mest I MrDMa seer.olt Uer A ne sh eam maiee amd Wa Whe MepdeslBed een.aP A oerb ani, spmined an maamir mis.pC.

U. $aesee NAuge1t50 6.m.., 3. -er ml MBSAE ENOWIEN Bamn as Wan far a ming Time hear et i. andeta "YUaette. The news the death of Mr.

3M bew. den, who has been for so yam with the Alexandria Geaste as its edter, w81 not be a surprise to the large abms of hise ifisd and acquaentaeces. Fog several years past Mr. Snowden has been in feiling health. About three years ago he had an attack of paralysis, which obliged his retirement from the active mangement of the paper.

He was snceaded by his brother, Harold Snowden. He has been hving with his son, Dr. Arthur Snowden, at 1272 New Hampshire avenue, whore he died yesterday. Mr. Snowdea was a native at Alexandria, where his father and grandfather had conducted the Alexandria Gares since 170.

It was established by Mr. Snowden's randfather and is one of the oldest dailies in counry. le was born in I855 and was educated in the common schools of the lty. He than became connected with the as a reporter, and all his life he has been dntified with journalism. His felow-Iti ens have honored him by electing hin to tiers of trust.

He served in the state leas a member of the Alexandria city ceuncil and in recent years he held the position of as istant postmaster of the House of Representatives. i the war the oce of the Gaestt was bed. but the publication of the paper was continued. He was arrested early In the war on a charge ot disloyalty. He was opposed to the secession of the state, but after that step was taken his sympathies were with his state.

Upon the death of his father, in 1874, Mr. Snowden assumed the mngaen of the paper and retained it until his nt from bustne- in 180. Mr. Snowden's wife, who survives him and to whom he was married in 1567 was a daughter ot the late Capt. John Brent 0e Alexandria.

They had several children, but the only one living is Dr. Arthur Snowden of this city. NZeCsSIOW. Tonight and tomorrow Prof. Fua of London wil give his famous of Areworks at River View, a faithful dulate of the present it Brighton Beach display.

Oa each night $1,50 worth of fireworks will be used, including seven set pieces of lving objects. Prof. Pain promises Capt. Bandall that the present engagement will exceed anything ever before seen in Washington. The steamers will leave at 11 a.

m. 3, :820 and 5:16 p. m. The dehtful trip to Indian Head by the seamers and River Queen will be made this evenin. the boats leaving their wharf at 6:46 o'ck.

This excursion gives one an opportunity to enjoy a charming sail on the rlver, to listen to some good music by Schroeuder's ban4 and to return in time to secure a good nights sleep. The Pink Rose Club of young ladles will give an excurson to River View on Monday. August 1. The steamer Penta wil leave at her usual bours. The Columbia Athletic Club is one of the largest and most popular organisations of its kind in the District, and the mere announcement of the fact that it will give its annual exerrsion to Marshall Hall on Tuesday evening next has already induced a lively application for tickets.

The steamers Macalester and River Queen have both been secured, and they will leave at 6:80 and 7 o'clock. respectively. There will be music, dancing and fireworks at the hail and every facility for enjoyment. GEORETOWN1. creirerr onoAna.

At the meeting of the Georgetown cyclists held last night at the residence ot Mr. T. A. Newman for the purpose of completing organisation Mr. Guy Collins occupied the chair and Mr.

F. J. Wisener the secretary's desk. After the meal opening formalitles Messrs. Chas.

R. Marray. V. Colins and F. J.

Wisner were appointed to draft a constitution and report next meeting. which will be held Tawday. August 2. at 3138 street. The following gentlemen signified their intention of agning the constitution: Charles R.

Murray, tames Morrow, Thomas Stearn, Gao. Snyder, The.tore Duvall. F. W. Duvall, G.

W. Cook, T. A. Newman. Benj.

Hunt, W. N. Payne, J. B. McGirr, B.

P. Craig, W. B. Jackson, Win. Smith, G.

V. Collins and F. J. Wisaner. rag oiurm naranrI or wharxeTO corTy.

News of the death of Mr. ERI Stake of oldest resident of Washington county, has reached Georgetown and many sincere expressions of regret are heard. The deceased was a man of exemplary character and his progressive ideas backed with great energy had much to do with William.pert's present prosperity. Mr. Stake, who was well known by the Georgetown merchants, met death at the age of ninety-five.

He was a strong democrat and a devout Catholic. A AILROAD TO ennT The bill allowing the construction of the Washington and Great Fals railroad was yesterday signed by the President. It is mid that work on the proposed new road will soon be begun and that it will be rapidly pushed. The road will begin at the Georgetown end of the Aqueduct bridge road and follow the canal highway along the bluffs by means of an elevated structure to an indefinite point on the high hills this side of the distributing reservoir. A short distance west of the reservoir the road turns northward to withn fifty feet of the Conduit, thence runs along the south side of the same to the receiving reservoir, thsnce by the shortest route to the Great Falls.

norm. The Knights of St. Augustine last evening gave a very enjoyable picnic at Campbell's Park. near Fort Reno. Between 500 and 400 friendi of the knights were present.

Capt. Gen. Neal had che. The War Eagles hae croesed bats with the D. and defeated them by a score of26 to 14.

Measy and Harriss did good work for the victors. Mr. W. Chatfield Looker is home agi, after having qpent several week. in loverMaynd lor the Caeser Amount heretofore Jacob Fussell 10.00 Mr.

L. 1.0 Mrs. A. A. 5.06 A Four A.H8................................00S cemduh Tour to Yellewatee vintensleata Raftrad.

The Pennsylvania ralodwill run one of ofPuiandinin, aleeigand bevto onngust 25. Round-trip rate, including pemse, at A committee composed of Messes. John C. Parker, 617 7th street, and C. Uenherd, case et Svan the Lutheran Churche of Washington, have arranged with the R.

and 0. R.R. Co. for an escursion to Penmar Thursday. August 4, this being the annual grand reunien day ot the Lutheran denom.inations ot Pennsylvania.

'Virginia, Maryland and the District er celumshie. Spieeaml teains heave B. and 0. depot and a D. etarning reach Washington at 16 p.m.

Bate, O1.50 for adule 76e for ceildren. Secure tickets et the --amies or at B. and 0,. ticket It is 3Wow the Ne a the sesen as ho. n.T~e bythe.Pen.syle..i railroad on speis esenrio arday neat gives every one an opo to leave the heat et the axand enoyth invigerating emsthe -latc-Adst.

ih.e the Senwer Ttea1a esese The ChesPake and CM. rdway 40s chaise et -i Jadie, and two buasrisus veastled, m.Mted traiM, withd ears, a The eb ry see wBafr a treak te Maheb ea ena A to ged seaug a.a Nm en e0. 3333 rawg, L. g3, -we 1l.pamm now Thb Mesamug Ameri Vas Ee Emumess. he death ewily -i of Pr.L I4 ward T.

Tstee o1 Udemeil is a cad shook to him blemfi form. sludes. He ha seemed in his smeal healt though after refrning frem the fa.rel of hi mether yesterday he eomplaimed pain as enhuestien, due to the heat, but nothin serim was thought of It. A physieian we called and gave resaf, but he had anoths attack during the night and dia early. thi morong.

Prof. tdtee was bora In hVirginia D-m-b 16, 1 and gradated krm the Virginia Ml try Iustitute in 1846. After spending tom tei he entered the University a fiea whb be graduated in 1355. feseor of m-hm and astronomy Ianth Columbian Univedy, where he remain until IM, when hoeei to accept a mi. ehair he the IIof Misoui.

Tw years later he eatered'th eonfederate army a assstnt adjutant general, ranking as eaea ad subsequely became colonel in the cmi i eving under (den. Stiring pre. 1006 he returned to bthe Columbi Un a professor of chemistry in both thi te and amedical deweiments. From 1112 to 10 he was also prof of chemistry in the National Cels of Pharmacy. Whet the Coreoran Ucantsac School of the Colom bia Unive was established in lg he we aISSe its dnand professor of chemBtry In 133 he received the fron William Jewefi Ccin 187a eg of Ph.D.

froma tsuhonal College of Phe Pro. Tritee was a man of wide a hindly and Iing disposiion, ever do a favor to anther, never self--eking. ehitesw large-hew large, not even hie beet friende knew. AD who ever met bina, either in edam reom a enewhre, wil mourn theses of a true and toy tug fried TRE SOUSA An EDneyabie Comeer Lbined To by and Umh.s.asti. Audience.

The testimonial concert to Prof. John Phil1 Boua last night was eminently a success. Ii spite of the heat the National Theater was Illed with an audience that would have been note worthy fora prominent attraction in the heigh of the theatrical season. The occasion we thoroughly appropriate in its whole charao It was distinctly a recognition of Bousn' loar popularity. The program included rev eral of the compositon, which the Marine has popularized for Prof.

Bousa in return fo his bringing the organization to its present ligl position of artistic importance. His new march "The Belle of Chicago," showed his usual skil in securing harmonic effects and has a catch3 swing to it that will make it an inevitable favor ito in the city upon which the composer's future hangs and which is so gracefully complimentec in the title. The soois were all favorite in Washington musical circles, and the3 were without exception welcomed with en. thusiasm. The Frans Abt Club acquittei itself with the utmost credit, and responde.

with "The Corinthians" to an encore for Kern'i "Wean Marsch." One of the most pleasing of the selections was Herman Bakemann's origina' slumber song, which he played ia response tc an encore for Barasate's Spanih dances. Hern don Morsell's aria from Mignon, with "Sweet meats" as an encore, and Mrs. Kitty Thompson Berry's Bolero from "Sicilian Vespers," witt BiMchoff's "Bobolink" as an encore, evoked manifestations of 1110 approval. During the concert f. Som was pre rented with a handsome baton, engrossed with the names of all the active members of the band.

Mr. Walter Smith, the first cornet, made the presentation speech. The leader, while evidently proud and happy, declined attempt. ing to supplement his music with an effort al oratory. He will receive his discharge at the close of the concert in the White Lot this after, noon.

Partteipate in a Terubet. About 100 members of the Celumbii Turn Verein of this city, of the Tur Verein Vorwoerts and the Germani Turn Verein of Baltimore left this after noop for Trenton, N. to taie part ii the Besirka-Tarnfest of the Philadelphia dim trist. The other societies which will be repre sented are the Bouthwark Turn Verein, Tarn Gambrinna and Roi Verein, al of Philadelphia; Tar Verein of Camden, Nf. Wilmington, Del.

Scranton and Beading, Pa. There are abon 000 entries in the events of the athletic games The Washington and Baltimore societies wil probably return Friday next. Death of Win. MacLeed. Mr.

William McLeod, who was for so man years the curator of the Corcoran Art Gallery died yesterday at his residence, 941 8 street Mr. McLeod was in his eighty-second year, in spite of his advanced age he maintained ai active connection with the gallery until abou two years ago, when he retired on account ill health. He received the position as curatol when the gallery was started. Mr. MacLeod was born in Alexandria, Vs.

He was of Scot fish parentage and pursued his medical sad ar studies in Scotland. Upon his return to thi country he received an appointment in the goy ernment service in this city, which he re linquished when the gallery was opened. leaves a widow and two children. Tmansfera et Renl Estate. Deede in fec have been Sled as follows: I Wof toR.

Wolf, pt. 10, sq. 828; 6-. Joh1 Becht to Catharine V. Vance, sub 29, sq.

1002 0-. Mary A. Atkins to W. H. Beeverson, p1 11, sq.

876; 01,896. James Richards to Burni N. McCabe. lot 13, sq. 888; $4,500.

H. Bernon toW. M.E. nainlke, sub 59, sq. 151 0--.

H. H. Bergman, to Carrie Cams, sub 41 sq. 598; .4,.00. J.

Barnard to H. L. Padget sub. 85 and 36, sq. 696: 01.963.

L. P. Shoe maker es al. to B. Cowperthwait, sub 91, sq NI5; 4,600.

Mrn. Appelatemeats. Mrs. Berm A. Speacer bes been appointed member of the world's congreas an ilm concil for the eduators' congrees, ti convene in the Memoerial Art Palace at the Co lumbian exposition in Chicago in July, 1396.

Mrs. Spencer was also appointed, at the eon ventlon of eduastors of Saratoga, N.Y., July 7-14, a meember of the een tral ecmmittee of Ifteen to secure and proe exhbts for tedepartment of businetain A Sue asmages. John end Jamnes McDermsott, trading al McDermett have by John A. Butler, Jr. and W.

A. Johnson Sled a suit for 015,.00 fo damas to their property, eeneh factory, Penn sylvania arcane between 34d each far daameas to property cm Miasouri avene by reese. ol overdow earned, as slieged, by dseetive saw Seeretmr Tiee to Strester Smaen. The Secretary of the Navy yesterday seat I latter to Mr. Soms, espressing regret at hil reatimea and saying: "In paaveying to yes the streng ofase the value of yoer servicei and the great regretht me bead ne lose have the besefit of yer able thde epU deprten bssto esprees the hueithi year misswEnt bi in the iga the navy hut that Its effects wh parmeastiy sheba Ia the larger sl whichhbe bae epul yortalsut yes have the Mincee et thi year esrte ay he sewae th Und getem," A ot ge esmen Asam a ea.

On Wedmesbyy at the ult sthel bemn Mi hl ats ammnal metIg tnder the the ets. At this meeting the asemt of the vers.es eesser are Um1al, nd th law ergs "the beard haDl eien the war rants cueaed by the beard with thees sed thu supe tent and report the result to th tot publie itrtise." I Corne has returned from his ease en the conference of school suprintnd ets at Bedford City and Is preparingfor th of The rations will begin for the fame of and the opening of the schools on ths et ptember. wont ON TEn NoUN3T mnsoo The werk of driving piles at Hating creel for the trestle work bridge of the Mount Tes non elsctrie railroad is now in progress and the grading work at the dike on the eouth side ereek and beyond is being pushed forward. noras. The eorporation court he sustained th validity of the will of Mr.

Geo. H. was entested by his son. Mr. Henry Fairfax of this city has been ap pointed by Chairman Gordon a member of te democratic executive committee of the stati for the eighth congressional district.

Bob Arrington, who was reported to have died of heat at brick works near the Long bridge, has been brought to his home in thi city and cared for and will recover. The police arrest all nude bathere on the rive within corporation limits. Several were ar rested yesterday. THE P2EEIDENT LED TEE CHANGE An Intereesltg Mement, of Messaes SMt ti the White House. When President Harrison was colonel of the seventieth Indiana his regiment charged a con federate battery at Resaca, on May 15 1864, and carried it.

A few days ago the Pres dent received a souvenir of this fight frem L. Arnold of Geneeo, N. Y. It is a faded and torn old letter, which was picked up on the battlefield. There are several reddish-lookini spots on the paper which are suggestive.

The letter is as follows: RIUACA, GL, May 15, 1864. My dear wife: John Thompson is going home to Caseville wounded. I thought I would drop you a line by him. The Yanks charged on battery this m. and captured two sections it, many the men in attendance being wounded.

It was as daring an exploit as whom I my brother's battery was charged upon at An tietam by a New York regiment. They threw themselves into the fort-in his words-as un conscious of danger as so many ducks into a pond. Tell Joe and Will to store away everything of value, fearing we shall have to fall back from here. If we do the Yanks will take everything with in their reach. Hooker's command we have to fight here or else the battery would never have been taken I hear we are gaining on the Yanks in Virginia and we would have whipped them here were i not for Hooker's command.

They all wore a star. Don't answer this. If we hold our ground here I will see you ore long. I wan you should send Six and Jane to grandpa's anc you go to Uncle John's. Take all the thing n.

I must close as the bearer is leaving Your husband till death. W. W. CAsE. P.

position here was very good, bu we hae to fall back. Keep good courage. hope what I have said will not prove discourag ing to you. Is' News Notee From Prince George's. Special Correspoadene.

of The Evening Star. Urmza MAntsono', July 80. The recent storm was very heavy on the farm of E. O. Welch, just across the Patuxent river It out a swath about 100 yards wide througl his cornfield, laying the corn to the ground cutting and uprooting it completely.

Its pati resembled that of a cyclone. It damaged young tobacco plants in the immediate vicinity and did other damage also to and fences. Mr. Thos. Talley and Miss Fannie Sullivan of Baltimore are visiting at Dunkirk, where they are the guests of Mrs.

D. H. Sullivan. Mr. Joe: Wilson of Lonaconing, is the a guest of J.

W. Jones of Dunkirk. The Misses Mass of Baltimore are the guest of their sister, Mrs. J. E.

Plummer of Chaney vile. Dr. O. B. Carcand of Hickory, Harford county.

is the guest of Mrs. Etta Talbott widow of the late State Senator Talbott of Cal vert county. Miss Nettie Orif lth of Dunkirk is spendini the summer at Lonaconing, Pa. Mr. W.

H. Peeke. contractor from Wed River, arrived here last night. where he will in. spent the work on the GazeUe office, which ha been in charge of his son Albert.

The office will be completed and ready for occupancy i about a week. The new press for the Gasette arrived here today. The horse jumping contest, the game of basi ball and the other amusements which will be given by the yldies of St. Mary's Church of thi town on August 4 promise to be a grand afai in every detail and success is assured. The $2 I prize cup which will be awarded to the highes jumping horse from the state or the District I Columbia has been purchased and is now on hibition at the store of J.

Lambert Jarboe. Mrs. Aimee Hill, the president of the com mittee on arrangements, has called a for Sunday at St. Mary's Church of the congre gation, immediately after late mass, to fulandcomplete arrangements for the casion. The game of base ball will beoin the two best local teams in southe cross bats, and there may beosome specula 'tion on thejgame.

Mrs. W. H. Hrper, who has been spendinmi a the week in Washinigton. where she has boon the guet of her sister, returned home last night.

E. Ridgely, Wesley King. Alle, Chaney and Foster Ellis, employed by the Beat more and Potomac tarodCompany, worn overcome by heat and are now at their home under a doctor's care. Two other men employed by the me. com nyon the track near here were overcome ttiweek.

Mr. A. 8. Hough left here this morning foi his home in Virginia. where his family recenti went.

They will doubtless spend the remaindi of the summer at their old home. May Tolson of Baltimore. who has beem the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. H.

Frabond, we turned to her home this mnig Mr. W. T. Shackelford of alioepaid a ing.His child isveyilat his home in Anne Arundel Free Concerts at Bay Eidg Daily By elebrated Imperial HungrinGypey Band B.and 0. trains at 9:15 1:80 p.ma., 4:8 p.m.;8imdays, 9:81 1:30 p.m., 8:11 p.m round Bsnms Pnbwnn'rr, No.

989th street north werst, between Iland streets, at auction es Li Monsday next at 6 p.m. Walter B. Willias I Lanen SAza of ahees by Latinmer Kee. 1407 street, Monday morning as 10 o'clock. Pars frewrorks at River View E003p sammAs3anrr I wmasheasetsi with anOKAa and O80ilIJ SOEEB.

erasim aa the whele etens sio am fags. msate top e5 my base, Ramie csa diesbares4 heu bath eae. Mr es ware had the ETELEDS S0 IOU kwas epsning el saitheem. Eaassiya pear I was ebat. I wems to tba haspS alae ad amepasatien psigermed Sir a semsal er satmeIe bessee ewe.

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si asrits were inensa, hie head wad asst raw. his sus being gam ensest the ad his body was seveed with seme. sensa mrn want tasvshfl to behead. The sires ha.e an de seared, bin skit is. healthy, eyes bisht.

eherfuI to sad it werkin every day. My mage.s are witesaes thit remamhe es. de db. eaane sae requisted to can or writs or may of ayneigbors. WN.

S. STEEMNSON. P. UUem Cu. 3.s.

STUBORN SKIN DiSRABU. I Wed the CUTICUhA RMDI er absut fur moathe for ste tre nte a wrystabbea emasef skin disase, somethi ---m I will Ate I tried agreet many other adveitud remedies chad Sbeen treated by local all enPaurpse. The CUTICURA REMEDIES did the work, and may body when I comm-ed was abatutely eosre. D. McCLELEN.

Piedmoat. Ala. CUTICUNA RbOLVRNT The new Blood mad Skin Prilsr and semats' ot Humor Remedies, internally (to clease the blood of all impurities and poisomous elsasmt and thus remove the CUTICURA. the great skit Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP. an equiite aSkit Besotiner.

externally (to clear the skin mad scalp and restore the hair), speedily and permaneatly cure every anoes of itching, baratar. scaly. erusted. pimply. scrofulous and hereditary humere.

fern Infancy to as, nem 9lmpleseoscufula. Sold everywhere. Pries. CUTICURA. RESOLVENT, 01.

Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND COEMICAL CORPORATION. Bostom. for "How to Cure skin Diseass." ages, 100t-mo--le. PIMPLES. black heads, red.

rough. chapped and oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. WAK. PAINFUL BACKS. Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weaknes.es relieved in minute by the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, the drat and only pain-killing plster.

CITY ITEMS It Brightens Up the Dining Room. Nothing adds more to the cheeriness of a dining room than a Sideboard glistening with silver and glass, the whole lit up with thereiraction from its mirrors. I make a specialty of Sideboards and Batter myself that I sell more in one season than most large dealers do in Ave. If you are considering the advisability of buying one don't do it until you have bad a talk with me. Jox Bunnx, The Accommodator, 513 Seventh street northwest.

Ladles' Gauze Vests, two for 25e. it "CARmtia." 711 Market space. Sugar for Preserving. We have a tremendous capacity for filling demands for Sugar-have made unusual preparations for the preserving season-and our qualities and prices are what they have always beenwhat have made our stores famous-best and low-priced. TRn GRaAT ALAxrIC AND Piorri Tua 501 and 503 Seventh at.

nw. Eixcuns: 1620 14th at. n.w.-'3104 st. n.e.--58, 59 and 60 Center and 68 Eastern Market. 91 and 92 Western and 9 Street Northern Liberty Market.

Nzwrom H. Bowax. Telephone 84. Manager. Nen's Outing Shirts, 390.

it "CAntEas." 711 Market spae. Surgical and Dental Instruments, Trusses and Physicians' Supplies, Veterinary Instruments and Dog Furniture and Remedies. Call 176L WAzzona's, 477 Pa. ave. aw.

White Wines and Claret, only 02.40 pe dozen full qt. bottles; best summer drink. Cigars from $1 per box up. Goods packed in boxes for shipping free of charge. jy27-3t H.

A. SiuoaoN, 120 and 1102 P. ave. Uniformity of Qualityls what pins favor. You will always And it in White's Yucatan Gum.

Buy Wilson Care's Bathing Slippers; pris, 35 cents. 929 st. n.w. JyU-1m White Mosquito Net, So. It "Cantzas." 711 Market space.

$15 Will Buy New Homes. Households, White's, Ac. Other good Machines as low as 010, 68. "6. All fully warranted.

At Auerbach's Capitol Hill Baanch, Domestic Sawing Machines and Patterns, 4th at. and Psansyivama are. Wen. Furz, Manager. Castellon Wine cures stomach troubles.

jy7-1m A. HErMULL.ER Co. A. Heller. 720 7th st.

is making a specialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting and Shampooing; also cures Dandruf. myS-tr Black India Linen, "EReTu" cents. it "CAniar 711 Market spae. Buy a Machine with a Reputation Earned by Forty Years of Faithful Service. Examine our New High-Arm No.

9. Its swent rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping metion of ahuttle machines. Wrmsox Mty. je4-etr 437 9th st.a. w.

Castellom Wine Is of special bement in cases of dysentery and diarrhea. per quart bottle, 6 bottles for 05. 3y7-lm A. Ca. Ellxtr Babek cures all malarisl diseases None Name lt But to Praise.

Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No, I. A marvel of lightness and swiftnees, j.27 Office 417 9th at. n.y. CasteDo. Wine checks ad c'urs sumsaar complaints.

A. HarmULLua jy7-lm '1883 14th at. nw. Royal Glue manids everything. Druggite.

10c bsur buyth ey et buy R. E.y buy Gsole vr hias adetses Alt LE.3 AN30.5 FM. THE DRYER QUOIN AT SAS P.M. wm amows ME SitS sl Wam. Asumm a -ne barn TENba tow M.o anaiR teal a owst edic mum iQnuAT.

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Waits the 1.1km. Is oo onr. Seems. emism Now Pawillose. busmUtil Now DUta sem.

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bot wM N. Emwurly Med." upend the July Debby as Levels of Moahanl Ra.1 Is. gfElkmmu Dathin; Death." am, a sutoa' walk from the pavilions: sity vulleppolatad barh rooms, now eed headsmi bethtflw salts Dmaieum sadi crier emfarod. sped atbtos gives te las. Take.

dip! Thebeast rde guareetmel the ass msat Maruaal NamL ''JLY EVENINGS ON THE TO MARSHALL SALL AND INDIAN MILD. INDIAW HEAD EVERY FRIDAY sad SATURDAY EVEIN shwoaw amn me Orwa. Roaselp tickets. 26 GNAWs it The daeny family amees will boilt. Miasa oes.

tote. Augurt eel oen.e lS futhe, aiea. Why Is the Casino lit. Lmism thue ands brm an th, best baslmo su of the Dtbiet SL. The muoala we acoet sal dlgb.l.

baili malgl .11 day with massive Oaks. 3d. The best m.4cml talent 1. always osegu. let.

we hate goad bowlage alley. avocet lawns. bemmaoke. be. 6th.

the dub hem- Is ew the city mld the pealm ma good anl wail Itybtol. We soiitt appifraStae far membwahip basrn Cll sad Iar'ect the For a. Micatiamo to any membe, ar ts R. L. LTTLE.

Msamgr. dub it BcASE PLAMTEU ATHLETIC UNION At Y. M.C.L A.ark, 17th sad U. a. MONDAY AUGUST 1:30 p.m.

Ticketm. la eeSd steel. lOceats NWNATIONAL weAekS but Nighs. only Mtlme. $Stumlay.

Thrd Repels, Issas ad Eeappmewmma. ot CHARLES PROEMAN'S COMEDIANS CAILMS FEOHEAW'S COWRUIANS IL the Now Comeldy. out at Court" Out of at flort" se aot of urOC NOR FIRST TIME ON ANT STAGE. My wilesa Giulht Dlr. Co-Authors of Wllbiaaae's Wido." Whisa also recetWed It.

Initial peretstsas is theater by the sme playu, Sal. seats now in prawnm at box adaDbla4 SMITRIATE 2. MEXIC. Iatl7-whmlIW BATLEOF GXTTTSUURG. ImT STREE AND OSL AVU3.

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