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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-03
faisais rimcr .homme avec dane,
N u 40 n u An,A1AAAa

f:'sais Nmcr .faMme nvec dime,
0moMys avcc tOmjOurs..
Mails, jc ic reptte, .ja'na,s collie.
gicn dc moi age, rimamt OH ne ri.
mant pas, ne tut plus one moi mo.
drs:e, pudique, craintif ct rongis.
SAINT devam unr jemme file. Un rien
me faisait piqner I'M sole'l, 1t mes
GRIZZLIES s'emponrpraient dun mot.
J'avais pcur dun regard ct dun
sourire. Je we voulais point danser,
ct je mai jlmais dans6.
II v await vraimrnt beauconp de
niaiScrie dams mes seize u tie col.
Hgien, ct nne admirable ignorance,
maIgrG mes vcrs ct mes rimes.
Jr rimais dams rideal.
Mails la rtalitt dun donx sourire
dc ,jeumc file me faisait fur. Jcn
awaits penr CONNIE dun ril,culc. Je
ne savais comment y r.rondre ct
que dire. Mes maudltes oreiIlcs de.
vcmaient trop tacilrmemt romyes, ct
mes joues st coloraient trop vite.
One Ia penr d'ttre bette rend done
bette!
En- vfritt, jc n'avais d'audace Qu'
On vcrs ct pour les po'n,ncs. ct j6-
tails pour lc rcste dune sanvagcrir,
dune pulibondtric IT dune titnidi.
t. r~xctsSives.
Pcut ttre ttait. &C du respect.
Respect on sauvagrlie, .je ne men
plains pas. aI'rts tout. Car il est
bon de ,rster i"une !c plus longtempS
possible, 1T Ii prrcocit" ne want
Iicn. llenrenx cenx qmi garlent lcur
canleur, lenr traiclmW ct Yes roses
lie lenrs jones' au- della tie viugt ans =!
Les anaacirnN ct les conqutramtS
d'avant Get age-et les conpufram:s
tie Dirn salt quelleS comprehensive
>"nt prut.Ctre pas ans>i claimants
que les niais. Croycz aussi lu'ilS pmr.
tent dams Ia vie IN mturis compatible
l"T les chooses qni doivcnt ttrr res.
l"cttes. lis ont arpriS trop tot ct
NAL CT on" Rage stul dot ensrigncr.
ct cr nest point par I'M sentiment
pnr ct vrai Qu'ils sont entries dams
Ia vie. la pomme Qu'ils ont man.
gee, soft qn'elle Sc soft ot1rrtc del.
I"-mtme, soft pu'i'> Talent chcrchtc,
ctait nnc pommc %vtreu>e.
Mtfirz vouS lie mauvaiscs pom
mes. jenncS gems!
Que 81 vOus ave. &c rtvc. car on
nc lcut pas t%onj"nrs Sc dttrndre du
rt>c, ay"z,lc tout an moins pour
unc chose belle, pure, cl,astr ct idc.
ale. On nc court alcun riSque 4
Wgarlcr Ell haut, hans lc bleu ct
%i'azur, dams les cirux. Mails les
chooses tomhtcS, les pommrS vtrcn.
SEES, cclies qn'on trouve i terre. s"nt
manvaiScs ct dangrru>es. Files
>o"s htpravcnt. Nous en- conScr.
Ncz IL goilt tonte votrc vie. Car IL
vrrtu ct Ia claStct" ne sont pas tai.
ties pour vouS antrcmtnt une pour
les trmmes, ct ce qui souillc cellc-
ci Snui!le cclui.lA.
Done. ,IavaiS mon ami Lonis.
Et j'avaiS auSSi unc conSine.
Mails lai>srz moi vous parler I'M
pen tie MA con>ine.
lie vOulez- vOus
j. GENrlL.
"a rcntiHuUJ
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LA POMME.

III.
Eamitir, les ,j"ux, les courses ct
Ia cllaSSe rcNniaicnt mes vacancies
tres agrta5lrs ct tres courtcs.
DiSonS /: trop courtes.
Car ce temps de vrai h%onhcur on
nfheuIeuse i%nsouciamce ne rcvichI
plus.
Mails ic mai pas tout dit, ct je nc
sails vraiment point 81 j. dois cont
llurr.
Continuerai,je
P"urq"oi pas, ,misque j'ai com
menct, 1T n'rstce pas nne lnn"ctn,
to tgl"gne dc colItsien que je vcuA
laconttr ic,!
Je mai, den mcrci, rien lie crimi.
mel i cacllcr. rirn de villain i cou
>rir, 1T jc v"us afir,nc QUA seize
ans, ayant etc eleve dams un miller.
sain 1T modesto, .je savais fort hir.
resprctrr les chooses resr~ctal,lrs e,
me condnire honnttemcnt ct dtcem,
ment. Je n'avais h'amlace qu'avet
les %p"mmirrs ct les lapius. lie cha
pitre de mrs crimes, lm ttait aussi
H. charitre dc Louis. ctait tout sim.
plemrnt nv chapitrc de pOmmes,
lie fruits, d'habits dechlrts, de ci
cares, lie clIansons ct de qurlqurs
reeves IN peu etranges ct ans for
me precise.
J'alIais Omhlier les rimps!
N.c -, r, \ t s,~.o
lrux m"is.
Mails mes rimes etaicnt supcrbc.
ment manvaiSrS 1T mes vers 81 So
r%iensrmrnt hr6les, QuOique j'rn ens.
se tout naturrlIrmrnt une tres l,au,
t. opinion, que j'en ris encore i Get.
t. henre.
J'avais meme commences I'm poG
me- tpique sur lr mmltle lie rlliade,
1T c'rSt sous L. nom dc rillustre an.
trnr Dies Argonaxtes que je devais
cOnqn"rir dams IL rOSttrite ct rad
miration Dies lommrS une place en-.
tire Homele ct Virgise.
Mes camarades m'avaicnt surnom.
me le PoItc.
MalS IulI denx, plus malin que
les antres. .ja|Onx peut-tt'p-tout an
mnins je II pensaiS-avait diminu6
le P"etr en- p,GtleAu.
ii await raiS,n.
Ans>i rst.iI dcvenu plus tard
mem're dr rAcadfmie f%rancaIsc.
En- tout cas-, sans trop SAVIOR
ronr4noi 1t sans 1rop %comprpnhre,
ear .j'avais Pair de- savoir beaucoup
dr chooses que .j'ign"rais complete.
ment, malS en- parfaite imitation de
&c que j'avais entendu, lu OF VII, je
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ne volODtt est un vGrtu p0litiquc ct
~sOciale.
$ouHAlrs.

Gentillcs demOisrlles,
Qni ressemblez vraimcnt
a drs anges Sans allies,
1T don't l'age est charmant,
V"nlez. vons ne pas rire,
&c premier jour de IAN,
Nj meme IN l,rl SQUIRE,
81 je deviens gallant?
Mails je vons dois, cherries,
Des rimeS en- &c jonr,
Qmel0ues galantrries
Et l'honntte bonjour.
Notes vous pas charmantes
CONNIE lcnrs de printemps,
DigneS d'amonr, aimamtes,
Avec vOs dix huit ansf
Que 81 i'avais votrc age,
An lieu dt'tre nv hihou,
Tn ph,losoplr, IN sage,
In vieux tOuchAnt au bout,
Je %voudrais q mes bellies,
Polite amlacienx,
Allcr voler dies allies
Pour vous au fond lies cicux
Ravir aux mnits sereines,
On Fame Va plOmgeant,
Ponr voS brauX fronts do reimes
Les t'Oiles u'aryent
EouS chanter, mes jolics,
Sur de- hirn j"yrux airs,
Mes reeves, mes fullrS,
Mes cllaIlSuls 1t uIeS vprS,
Et ir crois.6 mes anscs,
Que. plant les grmoux
Drvant vOs y.uX oranges,
Je d,rais : Aimouslnous.
Mails jc suis nm bonhomme
\eIl!l. use, n'aNant
Plus de dents pour la pomunc,
Ell pour ca pen clOyalIt.
Mails j" p"nrrais hicn ttre
Anjourd'hui. par raiSon
Ei par age, IN hon pittre
Tout Il son OraiSon.
TontcCois, que ma Muse,
Souliant nm moment
S"lt cuqnrtte 1t S'a:nuSc,
\ iaiie IN compliment.
N"iri Moi >ienx poGte,
On piu!6i umaill"nr,
\ tonttS j. Son!Iaite
Tn monde cncor m.illeur
Autremrnt, y channc Eve
Qni So chr,rhe m vainuucur,
La fnrme IL. son Wvp
Et rAdam dc sou cnur.
j. G..
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David dausait devaut rArc|,e.

IJIvIu uanS1lt ueVHM IAN'le.
1T le saint roi tut mOjns criminel
cn dansant QUEEN faisant tuer Uric
Tous les peoples ont dans6, tons
les peoples lanscront ct Ii danse
est 6terne!Ie. Les sermons Dies
philosophers ne prGvaudront jamais
contre Ia danse.
Tout notre systeme celeste ct
plan6taire est ume danse harmo
nieuSe.
Or, sans crime, joycusement, so.
cialememt ct gracieusement, nos
amis hu cinquieme district ont dan
Sc Il In Noel dams les salons de NJ
v. Il. NJ. Anderson.
LII fVte tut charmMnte.
Cost lie Welcome Social Club qui
In donnait.
Car o amis du Social Club On
tcndcnt 1t vie i III f.con du sage,
ayant mis pour devise ces mots lie
Ia vtr;tahle plliloSophie ct de H. We
rital,lr morale Bene agcre &C lpta
W-Bien TRAVELLER ct Sc rtjouir.
Mrrvi done i MessieurS =. e.
Gandct, r. s. Gaudet, Sol C"hn, j
Col,n, J. Billion, PeniSSon, J. q. Co
loMb. Il. Arcenanx, 4 Bertamt, s
L. Font, j. Il Mirc ct j. NJ. GAMER
pour leur aimab!e invitation.
Julius Sultdrit sicut %jMrenis.
GWnis.-En trancais, riande.
Car Fhomme ne Wit pas settlement
lie pain, de ltgumcS, de patatcs, III
pacanes, lie fruits ct de slrop.
II Wit encore de poisson.
Mails il vit surtout de vianle
principalemrnt en Louisiana.
Eft le LOuisiamaiS, qui tait de Ia
viande la base lie son Authorization
pent.ttre i tort, conSomme beau
coup do hGufs.
Mails il est aSSuremcnt impossible,
de trouver lie !a vianle lie beu
plus graSse, plus richie 1T plu'
nourri>sante que cclle que Pam
Georges Burke, le boucher de la rrv'
dr"itr, distribute 4 sa nombreus'
clientele.
Observation-Disclosures marchanlS pa
~raiSSent tie bonnie hnmpur, 1T leu
bonnie lnmenr doit nous u'jouir.
CeSt que IL business, CONNIE o,
dit par lei, va asSez hien .lrpmi
Q%uelqucs semaines, ct For, 81 lon.
temps invisible ct m%yStirienx, ca
che dams les vicux has ct les coin
%profonds, qni etait d"venu III
mythe pour les travaillenrs. Il mon
tire de nonvean Sill face jaime, bril-
lante ct tcntante.
Sa'ut il For, G. vi; metal!
Car ce vii metal, men hplais'
All vaudeville, est I'm signe de pros
pfrit6, ct riyr dor vaudra toujour,
mieux que Page d'airain on de cui
vrc.
Croyons aussi que Tor nest cor
ruptcur ct dangereux que lorsqu'
il est rare.
Quot quill en- soft, puisNne lc.
lEabitantS Sont contents, puiS4uc le'
travailienrS Sont contents ct puts
que les marchanls sont contents
que 1)ieu soft lMni.
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De1nicrcs Nouvcllcs.

LES paysans rusSes SC font,
communistcS. Care aux boyMds
lie Gouvcrncur Garceinn, du
Maine: VA soumrttre 0nelqucs points
litigienx 4 In Conr Supreme. LIS
nnS 1"approuvent ct les uutrcs tabo.
mincnt.
&c. S. Houston, st%nateur dies
Flats, unis pour rAlabama, est
mort.
"A. Augusta, George, Grant q
etc lccu comm nm roi.
Qnand done scra-t-i ii I'M Dicu
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-03

Horlogo.-M. II. C~oNrELfAN. Ill. No. l.J.
rue Bourbon. Nnuvrlle-Orlrurs, est rrrtai
h"mri, I'M l!oil"gcr de premier nlIre, ,X-
pert IN st profession. 1T Iri pcul ltpn,,l
t'''!r monte on rrndulr lrr"parshlr ro,r
bcanconp. Nain.rs declarations ~i.ltcs-
tent. Plus dun vlrnN Brcgu": d'mrrn!, ".
'narci'ant pas ,irpnlS lonStrmpS, con~i'tr!6
T. 'ii!liIr IRE parable, est auiIi dc s,S nr.iIus
en- ~l'ari;tlt ciat ct Dormant l'hcurc ave.
nnr eNac'!tudc ra,tait..
La reputation dc NJ. C~oNIEJrAN. lu rr.
IT,. est paltAi'rincnt ftib!ir Il In Nrux,!i--
Orleans. N"l Inicnx que lui Nc rat li,
dams uiic in"l!tlc gu une prn,inlc.
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A VENDRE.

ENSEMBLE on S~ErAREME\T.
10. une machine i varcur -
bunilloi,c dc la force de 90 cheraLA.
-. Unc pompc dc IL pouces &
rotation.
Sc tvOuvant actueIlemcnt ST.
lhahltat,on Cagnolatti.
S'al,cSSrr i
Mr.. JOSEPH GAMER.
Welcome l.. q.
st. James.
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F:IIIt.LETON

- @ Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
THE COURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT (NO. 1)-Jtdge Wylje.
Yesterday; Kimball agt. Sliney; Judgment
ment by stipulation. Henault agt. Henault:
commission issued TO take testimony In chi
cage. stone agt. Gleason; Judgment on stfpu-
iation. Adjourned I'LL Monday
CIRCUIT COURT (No. q JudJe HnpneT.
Yesterday, this court was convened and ad-
J0urned TO Monday next.
EQUITY COURT-Judge Htg1ler.
Yesterday, johnson agt Moss; heard decree
ordered. Blinkhorn agt. Lederer; bill dismissed.
r. ). d I CO. agt. Holden; sale ratified cOndt-
uonaiiy. Barbour agt. Kirby; same; finally
and referred TO order. Gilmore agt. Devlin;
hearing concluded; case submitted. Hage agt.
EgglestOn; time limited to II days. CoWan agt.
Cowan; decree refused.
To-day. Edwards agt. Faunce: sale confirmed
n1s1. Kraft agt. Kraft. report OF auditor con-
nrmed and distribution uirected sales con-
nImed and conveyance directed. KeySer agt.
Hit; time for taking testimony limited. Will
namS agt Gardner; motion to quaSh subpoena
oyerru!ed. Elhart agt. Young; order TO pay
receiver specified sum.
CRIMINAL CoURT-Jtdge James.
Yesterday, Frank Churchill, larceny; verdict
guilty.
JHdge Wyie-Harper Green. keeding gaming
house: verdict not guilty. Frank Jordan, as
Ia General Term filed. Budd Warner, bur-
glary: on trial.
To-day, John Kent, burglary and larceny;
verdict not guilty. Bud Warner, burglary and
larceny; gully. same In another case guilty.
POLICE COURT-Jtdge Shell.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Robert
Johnson and VIM. Alexander. treSpaSs; john
son was fined 81, and Alexander S., or Is days.
Joshua Anderson, assault on JOS. Taylor; ST..
Annie Conroy, assault on Jenny Baker Dy beat
ing her ia cell at the 5th precinct station
house; 80 days In jail. Robert Clayton, Henry
jenkins, Thomas CisSel, Henry johnson and
George Brown. trespass So or days in jail
each. Charles Murphy, assault on Charles
Fletcher s. or IS days. Also. charged with as
charged with assaulting Mary Goodall; IS or IS
days. Leroy Veney; assault on Julian Atweil;
IS. Also, charged with aSSaultfng Abraham
Atwell by striking him on the head with stone;
$40 or so days Alice FOote, vagrancy; bonds or
wOrkhouSe.
To-day, Edward Scott, VIM. Webster and Geo.
Richardson, yagrancy; bonds or workhouse. JOS
Films, charged with disturbing the quiet OF
Georgetown; S. or days John Clark and Re-
0ecca n: Conway, profanity; IS Or days each.
Alexander Walker, larceny OF a shovel; 81 or l
day. VIM. Frazier, assault on Frank Rays 81
or day. John Rocca. charged with the lar
ceny OF a basket from BushrOd Garrison; S. or Is
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at IL p. N. and
extinguished at a. m.
Mrs. Simpson, mOthef-in-lGT to the late Mr..
Buxton, for many years dCor-keeper to the
House OF Representatives, lady upwards OF
eighty years of age, has been painfully injured
by fan from step-ladder to the floor dis
tance OF several feet. DR.. Brackett who Is In
attendance, is apprehensive that the pelvic
bones are broken.
The Grand Council of Brothers and Sisters of
Moses recently met in Alexandra, with Alfred
Jones IN the chair and DIR. X. ID. RUffln record
Ing secretary. Eight lodges from this city, two
from Alexandria and one from Potomac CITY,
were represented. The differences between the
two factions were settled by adopting motion
TO form supreme Grand Lodge OF the United
States in this city.
A number OF ladies who have long felt the
iced OF more thorough training for beth mis-
tTess and maid are putting forth earnest efforts
TO establish National School OF Cookery aud
HouSe-work, and have called to their a.G Miss
Juliet CorsOn. so well known in connection
with the New York Cooking School, who Is
row in Washington Giving series OF practical
lessons In this much-abused art.
This morning, In the Police Court, the case CT
Lewis EskTidge, who, On Friday last, seriously
cut Albert Rabbit across the face with fish.
knife at the fish wharf. and was arrested by
Officer c. RyOn. was continued On the certificate
OF the physician, DIR. Hamnett, that Rabbit Is
unable TO be out yet
This morning, about 4:20 O'Clock, a house
owned by Mrs Emma B. HrtchinS and occupied
by b. +. Packard on the AHacO5ta road near
Benntng's station, took fire from a defective
fue. but was eXtinguiShed by the inmates, as
sisted by officer Alder; damage about $50.
The name OF the post-Offce a. Ofutt'S Cross
Roads, Montgomery county, Nd, has been
changed to Potomac"
Under the cali of the soldiers and sailors Of
Illinois and New York, favorable to the republic
can cause, for mass convention &c be held at
HaVerly' 5 Theater in Chicago on tie first OF
June, the republican soldiers and sailors OF the
District are making arrangements to attend il
i'll force.
G. NJ. Lanckton has received his 1lsch ar,o in
bankruptcy.
The President has pardOned Ella Williams.
convicted in the Police Court January Sd last
OF assault and battery in cutting off the ear or
Len Austin and sentenced to six months in
Jail
This morning Officer Baxter, of the 4th pre-
clnct, arrested at the corner OF 18th and SITS.
man, who gives his name as Thomas Garrett
SUSPECTED OF being the prisoner who escaped
from custody OF the sheriff OF Allegheny coiln-
". Md, few days since by jumping from the
train, between Rockville and Silver Spring,
while being conveyed TO the Maryland peni-
Tertiary for theft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

A CASE OF ABDUCTIoN.-On Monday morning.
last young girl aged IS years, daughter OF
citizen OF the western portion Of this county,
fortunes OF an individual engaged in navigating
the raging canawl." Her parents were, Of
course, greatly distressed, and evoked the aid
OF the law IN securing her return and the pun
1shment OF her abductor. Fearing that we
might obstruct the cause of justice we have
withheld the matter until an investigation had
been made by the grand jury. Upon fnvestfga-
lon IL proved to be case for petition OF ha-
case she should be in duress at any place within
the jurisdiction OF the court. The parties 1mpli-
Gated have not been heard from since the occur
uerland at present.-HdJersto,1n Globe, May
i5H,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

FIRE AND ARREST.-Between and O'Clock
last night an alarm was turned in from box 10
by Sergeant Mulhall for fire in a row OF frame
houses Oh Half street southwest. Four OF the
houses and their contents were DESTROYED. They
We're occupied by colored families and Sus-
p1 Ion rests on some Of the occupants OF having
set f1re TO the buildiI gS for the insurance on
o house In the Police Court to-day Frances
Taylor, young colo red woman in whose house
the fire originated. was charged with arson. III
Is charged that she set fire to her house In order
10 get the $500 1Or which her house was insured.
The government continued the case until Sat
urday next. She was arrested by Officers Smoot
and King
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Black and Tan.
For explanation ask your halter.


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"LOndOn Hair ReStorer.' In the market. Not dye
A toilet luxury, entirely free from all obnoXi-
Gus or unpleasant odors. Price 75c. At all
druggists.
stott & Cromwell wholesale agents, Wash
ingtOn.
HEMORRHOIDS.-I suffered terribly. Had made
arrangements with prominent surgeon to ope-
rate. A friend advised me TO try Giles Lini7laeh
and Pi}ls. did so, and to my unspeakable JOY
got immediate relief, and am now cured.
j. L. KENNIN,
Metropolitan Hotel, N. Y.
Giles PiUS cures rheumatism.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
GEORGETOWN.

BUILDING AssOCIATIoN.-At the nineteenth
regular monthly meeting Of the Thirteenth
dard's hall, $500 was sold. being six shares at
the maximum rate OF $50 per share.
DEATH.-MrS. Elizabeth PaScO, wife OF T.
dence On Jefferson street, this morning. aged
"a years. "
FIsH.-i2,o00 behring's sold at $3.50 to So per
tneusand; 200 shad at t12 per hundred.
gram.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.


FbTds opera R0tLSS.-"HeartS OF Ca,l."
National Theater.-"Hunpty Dunpty" and
'Spanish Students"
TheGter COgniQ1te.-Paris Folly CONF any and
Varieties.
Arlington T7aPutST.-Mlle Saroni,s female
Ministries and Varieties.
Ola FtllOlrs' HdlL-Eiind Tom.
Congregational Church. - Concert IL the
Blind.
waugh w. T.. C7t,Uch.-Musical and Literary
Entertainment.
Lincoln HdH.-The . Idea" PinafOre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

AUCTION PO0Ls.-Auction pools sold at Will
iard's Hall every morning and evening on run
ming races and on the Courtney and Hanlal
boat race. and at the track during the races;
also on steamer George Leary during the boat
Face CTidge & Co., OF New York, Official pool
sellers for National Fair Association. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

Bro. auctiOneeTs, sold yesterday afternoon, for
and q, subdivision OF lot 81 ia square ST. front
Ing ON New Hampshire avenue and 22d street
northwest, 70 Judge t. j. Mackey, for p, Is and
70 cents Per square foot.
b. II. Warner, real estate broker has sold
twO-stOry house No. 122l 9Th street q. W. for
George Roadway, TO Sarah Brown. for Sl.sn1.
Also sold FOR W. T. Mattingly, receiver, 1925
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
CITY ITEMS.

HEADACHE yields quickly to LOdiile's Hsad.
ache SPECIFIC. Sold by all Druggists.
ONE of Cutters Little Ljre!' PjllS taken every
night stimulates the liver, carries Off the bile
aud improves the digestion and appetite.
a COUGH, COLD, CATARRH or Sore Throat re-
quireS immediate attention, as neglect Often
times results in some tncurable Lung Disease
"B1'O1rn'S Bronchial TrOclles" Will almost inva-
"BrOttfS Bronchial TrOcteS" are sold Only tn
bOLPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Henry
Dwyer and Harriet II. Sage, both OF Montgomery
and Sarah j. Ertler, OF Rockville. Nd; Eben
Swift, or New York. and Susan b. Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

AN IMPROVEMENT TAX CAsE.-YeSterday Mr.
r. Bates filed bill against the District OF CO.
lumbia TO restrain the sale or lots H. 15 and is,
square 6l9, for special improvement tax, on the
ground that the said proposed sale Is for the in
creased tax under the revision OF the assess
lnent, and lst, the Commissioners had no power
10 Increase IL; 3D. the first bill having been incor-
rect they had no power TO charge interest: Sd
that charges are made for work not done; 4th,
The tax exceeds by nearly 100 per cent the as
SeSSed value OF the property; 5th, the so-calIed
Improvement has reduced the assessed value
from 20 TO ~ cents per foot temporary re-
SffaiUiUO order was issued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
District Government Affairs.

WASHINGTON GUIDES.
At the request or the Major and Super
intendent or Police, the District Commissioners
are preparing the draft OF a bill authorizing the
commissioners TO app0lat guides for strangers
visiting the capital The bill provides penalty
to persons acting as guides without a commits
sion from the District authorities, and its
tendency is for the protection or strangers from
thieves, pickpocketS, three-card monte men and
others OF that class.
TIE SALES OF PROPERTY
in arrears OF special improvement taxes, to
which allusi0n was made In yesterdays STAR
was resumed to-day at II O'Clock at the Office or
the District collector and all the property al
vert1Sed. which had noJ in the mean time paid
the aIrearage, was offered. but no bidders ap-
pearing. it was withdrawn for the present by
direction OF the sinking fund commissioner In
the mean time the special taxes on about one
third Gin numberl OF the property advertised
had been settled. Taking into consideration
the expenses OF this sale, which must have
added several hundred dollars to the current
expenses OF the District government, the sale
cannot be regarded as a success.
BUILDING PERMITS
issued by Inspector Entwisle: VIM. ii. Barnard,
extend building at corner Pennsylvania ave.
and 18th st. NV, by tWo-stOry brick addition
for census Office purposes; 100000 G. A, Kelly.
construct grand stand for boat race at Dent s
wharf; 800. Frank Middleton, repair brick
houses 2O4, 206 and POS D street northwest
81, 50o
WASHINGTON FISH MARKET.-SoId by II. A.
1oiueI, dSeIt:-4oo,OUu Mornings, IrOln 81 u 10 ~
per thousand; 5000 Shad from $40 to $14 per hun
dred; $50 punches rock and perch, from Is TO
40 cents per bunch.
THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CAMP MEETING,
at Jackson's Grove, on the line or the b. d p.
K. r., about % miles from the city, will be held
on the 5th OF August, and continue two weeks.
There will be meeting of stockholders on the
grounds on the Both OF June to select two sites.
A union picnic OF the Sunday Schools OF that
denomination of Baltimore. the District aud ad-
Jacent county will be held there on the same
day.