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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-10-22
sofiety Autifss.

R9hlsIE LODGE, NO. Q. I. O. q r
noids its Regular meetings At Temnsr. ~
n.aa asl on Tuesday evening of each week. ~ -:
Z ins,.ask Al members IN good standing q
r,r Tso 10 70 attend. By order of w. c. T.
MILLER, Secretary. dec Is, '7s-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
GEORGETOWN.

LINTHICUM INSTITUTE CONVENIENTLY
third annual commencement of the Linthicum
institute took place last evening before large
and select audience. The exercises were opened
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Truett, of the Gay
street Baptist Church The following program
was then given: Prologue, by the scholars; the
sketch MANY Minds In one" eXcellently rem
deIed by c: T. Belt and F. NJ. English: recitation
1.-The NagabOnds," by j. StraSburger who dis
played fine evolutionary powers; 'SThree Men of
Science" by c. T: Belt j. Strasburger A. L.
Mckenny and g. w. Wood comic recitation by
A. l.. Mckenny, entitled mark Anthony's Ora
ZION, which was very much enjoyed. The ward
OF Linthicum Institute followed. The first prize.
$50 in gold. was awarded to M. J. Murphy; the
sec nc ESQ; TO George Shoemaker; the third,
$40, 10 b. Mordl1nger. Honorable mention was
made of William Mulligan and Adolf Sommer
commissioner Dent gave a resume OF the opera
IONS or the institute during the past year,
stating In 10 previous year had there been such
satisfactory evidence OF the usefulness and pro-
gress OF the institution. The rolls showed the
hummer OF scholars during the year to have
Oeen ", with an average attendance Of 60. A
majority OF the pupils worked during the day
ana attended school in the evening from to 10
O'CLOCK. The success Of the entertainment is
largely due TO Mr.. E. B. Hay, one Of the instruc-
tors. The institute now closes for the summer
but reopens on the LIST OF october. The officers
are Josiah Dent, William Laird, William A. Cor
don, W. L. Dunlap and Charles NJ. Matthews
ANOTHER BURGLAR CAPTURED.-OfficerS Riley
and Shanks captured colOred man, about two
O'Clock this morning, in the residence OF Prof
Nourse, OF the United States Observatory, cor
ner of Stoddard and Greene streets. They had
been watching two cOiored men for some time,
and finally saw them enter Prot. Nourses and
strike light, and quickly followed them. One
gives the name Of John Johnson and is stran-
ger to the police
CANAL--Arrived boat Ellen Brookes with IS
tons baled hay. There were no arrivals OF
grain.
TWENTY FIVE PAPERS is the admission fee at
the fair at Forrest Hall tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
The TrOtring Races Yesterday,

A FINE DAYS SPORT AT THE NATIONAL FAIR
There We're two trotung races and pacing
race at Ivy City yesterday afternoon. The first
was for 2:34 steppers. Legal Tender Sallie Scott,
Erooks1de Flora, and Birdie C started. Birdie
Z walked away with the race In three straight
heats Ia 2:31 2:32 and 2:31E. Legal Tender
got second money; BrOOkSide Flora third and
Sallle Scott fourth. The purse was $780, divided
in the order OF S40O, 5000, 1920, and $50.
The second race was for 2:29 horse flesh. Lar
Kin, Stonewall, Lyman and Ethel Medium
started. StOnewall won the first heat in 2:2S
Lyman the second in 2:29h, Stonewall the third
wall the fifth in 2:3051-thus winning the race
with Lyman second Ethel Medium third and
Lark1n fourth. The race was for the same
purse as the first race donated In the same
manner.
The last event was a 2:2O pacing race-a more
interesting and exciting contest than either of
those that went before. Billy Scott. Cunker.
and Change started Change took the first heat
rom Billy Scott by half length in 2:A. In
lhe second heat there was, after the start, more
breaking by Change but he rallied and the pull
nome all three horses were pretty well together
This time 1t was Billy Scott who
Won by half length. Change
belIg second. Time: 2:25H. In the third heat.
after very pretty struggle, Change came in
TWO lengths ahead OF Billy scott. In 2:231l
Change won the fourth heat in 2:23h by two
lengths from Billy Scott. He won the last heat
even after making Woeful break) in BPS, two
lengths ahead OF Billy Scott. Clinker went
through all the heats as third and last. The
purse was 500; divided as follows: $3.50, Sl25,
SIS ard $50 10y wy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
District Government affa,r~

The Commissioners are now sending ont a
last notice" to delinquent personal taxpayers
Trouble and cost may be saved by promptly
needing It and paying what the law REQUIRES
Yesterday afternoon the District Commission
erS Issued an order that In case OF lien certtfi.
Gates now being issued the chief of the speckal
assessment division will date the interest on the
revised assessment thirty days after the date of
the original assessment, In accordance with the
opinion OF the attorney OF July Is, 1878.
The monthly report OF Poundmaster EInstein
1or the month of May shows 245 dogs captured
and go killed, the others were redeemed.
THE ARLANTHUS.
MIS-. d. c. 1ngerSOll states in note to the
district Commissioners, that the arlanthus
trees upon 4th street are in bloom, and asks
that the blossoms be cut Off. The Commission
ers reply that with the present resources of the
parking commission. 1t would be wholly i'm
practicable to cut Off all the arlanthuS bios
SONS; that the best remedy is to remove the
trees in the proper season.
ASSESSMENTS OF NEW BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS.
District Treasurer R. Dodge has submitted TO
the commissioners statement OF assessments
OF new improvements made since the last gene
raj assessment for tax Of ISL, showing addi-
tional taxable property In Washington, as fol-
lows: 81 houses of the assessed value of
81 1922 $50; less those torn down. SOL 800; George
town, SO houses, valued at SAG, $50; county, 147
new houses valued at Sl02 500; total houses 40:
value, 81 ,412 Geo. total increase, 81 ,31l 00O Dis
trtct property untaXable-One school house
$50, 900: one d. SIS, COO; other exempt property
one church, S35, 900; one college, $50, 900; two
hospitals, 81 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

The 'Sons of Jonadab" is an order which had
It's origin in this city in 1861, when a few per
sons met for the purpose OF forming a club,
their primary object being to save one promi
nent citizen OF Washington. They started the
organization with an ..iron-clad total abstf-
hence oOl1gat1on. From small beginning
I'VE personS-the club grew to a council (Pio-
neer, No. y now numbering several hundred
members and has spread to other states
Besides Pioneer, there are Centennial, Spartan
and Invincible councils In the District with a
grand council here; and grand and subordinate
bodies in Maryland and New England. Like all
other organizations. it has had its troubles but
they have been bridged over and heretofore
mere has been no going to law. Recently, how
ever, from remark made by one brother, af-
lectlng the character of another a law
suit has been begun in the shape of a bill In
equity for an injunction, &C., filed by Mr.. Ii. Il.
Iaggart to-day. This bin is filed in the names
OF HalVor Nelson, sovereign patriarch; W. H.
walker, grand chief; E. II. Day. chief of Pioneer
council. George FL. Cline, chief of Spartan. F.
II. ward, or Centennial, and A II. Jones, OF
lnVlncfble Council, and the Endowment Asso-
clatlon OF the order for themselves and other
members OF the order against E. r. Mayne ID.
w. Classic and Melville III. Howard
After reciting the facts as to organization.
&C, the bill states that Mayne and Howard are
members and SlOSSin is not: but that the latter
applied to Spartan Council and was refused ad-
mission, and then applying to Pioneer Council
he was admitted. Subsequently his election
and Initiation We're declared void, and he was
notllIed That he could not be recognized as a
IL Is tldU MdyQe, Sl0SSl0 and
Howard without authority or right have pre-
pared and placed on record in the Recorder of
DEEDS Office two certificates, one for the Sons
OF JOnadab and the other for the Sovereign
Council OF the 5. OF j.. that the filing of the pre-
tended certificates of Incorporation and the as
sumption OF the names is in fraud Of the rights
of the cOmplainantS and the rights of the mem
berS OF the order, and that the exercise of the
powers pretended and assumed by the defend.
ants Will cause confusion and operate to the
prejudice, embarrassment and great damage of
compartments The bill closes with the usual
prayers for an Injunction to restrain defendants
1IOm acting under said pretended certificates.
and that they be declared void, &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
LOCAL NEWS.
condemned Locals.

Street lamps Will be lighted at 7:45 pm. and
extInguished at 245 a IA
In yesterdays report OF the proceedings of
the jackson Democratic Association, Mr.. {. T.
Culver Is represented as bOaSting OF spending
more money and time for democracy in this
District, than any member OF the association.
IL is due 10 Mr.. G.. TO state that this was said
not In debate, but Immediately after the ad-
Journment OF the meeting.
In the case OF the collision between the
steamer Z. T.. knight from this city to New
York and the schooner Henry X. Tilton, In
Chesapeake Bay May 18th, a dec sion was made
by the board OF local inspectors of steam YES
SelS IN Baltimore yesterday generating George
Young. the pilot OF the steamer, from all blame.
The Washington Monument Society met yes
teTday afternoon, President w. w. CorcOran In
the chair and DIR. j. b. Blake secretary. The pas
sage by the House OF Representatives OF an an.
preparation OF $3.50, 600 for continuing the work
On The monument was discussed, and the
opinion expressed that it would meet little il
any. opposition In the Senate.
Judge Hagner on Wednesday made a decree
or divorce In the case OF Caroline Miller against
Jerry Miller. They were married in 1866, and
after being together until 1874 the husband de-
serted the WIFE,
A Decoration Day excursion to Winchester
VIII be given tomorrow. The train will leave
TIE b. q o. depot at a. H., and leave Win
chester at $40 p. m.
Jas. c. Fitzpatrick, formerly Washington cor
respondent OF the New York Herald. sued the
New York ana Manhattan Beach Railroad Com
pany for slOOo0 damages for having been ar
rested and detained by them as a suspicious
character travelling on defendants road. The
Jury yesterday. In the superior court at New
York, gave him verdict OF 81 600.
DIT. Beale, of Capitol HILL has been elected
surgeon in charge OF Providence Hospital DIR.
ID. W. PrentiSS OF eth street, has been invited
10 attend the hospital. Also DR.. Trott and Dr.
Van Nliet were appointed by the hospital staff
as assistants at the hospital, which Is In very
fourishing condition under the management OF
Sister Beatrice. the superior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
Washington Market, fetal, Prices,

MEATs.-Beef. S1rlofn. 20c. per h.; do porter
houSe 2ya25c.; ND roast 10a1Sc.; steak ~ 6a2Oc
COrned Beef, sa1O.; Dried Beef, Clipped 25a30c.;
40. sliced, 2Oc.; Lamb. 1Sa25c.; Veal, 12Ha2oc
Mutton, 12Hal5c.; Pork. 1Oa12kc; Sausage,
PFC; Bacon Hams, sugar cured. 12Ka14c:
S1OtlderS, SAGE; Breasts. 10a1lc.; Lard SalOc
fRtlTS.-AppleS 5Oa,5c. per peck; Oranges
25a5ec per doz.: do Florida. 50a60c per doz
lemons, 3OalOC. per doZ.; Bananas. 20a33c
rleS 6al2c. per qt.; Cherries, Sa1Qc. per at
FIsH.-Perch, 20a20c. per bunch; Rock. large
lOal0c per To-, 2Oa30c. per bunch: Mael,erel. 2Da
Soc; Hallbut, 15a20c.; Goldfish, 1Oc per To-, Black
BASS, l5a20 cents per h.; Catfish, TOa25
cents Per bunch; Shad, 25a75c per pair Her
ring. loo. per bunch: Lobster, 12c per III.
TeTrapin diamond back). S2OaS4 per doz: do,
(sliders), 50 per dOz. '
Philadelphia Print, 4Oc. per III.
western Creamery, 35c.: New York. 3Oa35c
roll. Tla3Oc.; Cheese, 15a20c.; Eggs, 16aIsc. per
dozen.
rE6ETABLES.-PotatOeS. Irish. 20a36c. per PIX;
do. new 40a5Oc. per PIX; do. sweet 4ea50c. per
PIX; Cabbage, 5a1oc.; do, EARLY Yorks, 10a
15c.; Spinach, 20a3Oc. per PIX; Kale. 10
per PIX; Sprouts, 2Oa30 per PIX; Beets,
a5c. per bunch; Lettuce Ease. per head TurnipS
SC. per bunch; Onions, 4Oa50c. per peck; DO.
tBermudal, 10 per box; do. (Spring,l 3a4c per
punch; RaGish, sc. per bunch; Cucumbers. coarse
per doZ.; Carrots. 2oc per peck: Peas 4Oa50c
per peck; Beans. 50a60c. per peck: ASDarapls
5a10c. per bunch; Tomatoes, 81 per peck: RhI.
barb. Base. per bunch.
PouLTRY.-Chickens, 6na75 per pair: Ducks
.3casl per pair: Geese. 5oc.aSl; TURKEYS rs
alSc. per H.; Squads, S1.T5a$2 per doz.; Spring
Vhickens, sS5Oa so PER doz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
The Garbage Trouble.
THE POLICE TAKE A HAND.


Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners sent
note to Major Brock stating that Information
had been received that certain persons had
threatened to obstruct and prevent the ship
ment of night-soil and garbage from the usual
place OF shipment on the public highway Dor
dering on the James Creek canal. and ordering
him to detail such police force as might be re-
QuiSite for the protection Of the men employed
by the health Office and of the public property
and directing II any attempt to lock, bar or 9th
erwise fasten the premises so that they could
not be entered to order the immediate removal
by force II necessary and cause the arrest of any
party who might In any way hinder the prompt
delivery OF garbage at the usual place or to hin
der or interfere with the health officer. This
order was acted on at once, Lieut.. GeSsford being
ordered with his force to carry 1t into effect.
Lieut.. GeSsford and two policemen proceeded to
the disputed grounds and informed the late
contractor of their mission, when the latter
stated that he would resist any encroachment
upon the premises, which. he considered at the
present time his own, his private property in
the way OF improvements being placed thereon
by direction Of the District authorities Lieut..
Gessford replied that he must carry out his
orders, and at once dispatched one of his men
TO the station house with orders for twenty
mounted men. After the messenger left the
contractor asked the lieutenant what he meant
ny, ny senolng Ior such a force. and explained that
his resistance was intended to go so far as to
cause his arrest, whereupOn the lieutenant dis
patched the other half of his force to coun-
iermand the order for the twenty men.
an order stating that .'in accordance with sec
ton 2 general conditions OF contract No. 1OJ
the garbage contractor, Fl. Clay Jones, having
failed to comply with the conditions of his
contract. Is hereby suspended from the further
execution OF the same, and the health officer Is
directed to take such steps as may be fmme-
dfately necessary to remove all garbage accu-
mulating from the neglect of said contractor y
MT. Draney was requested by the health Of
fcer to take temporary charge of the service
and is at work doing the best he can under the
circumstances
Mt. Draney, in temporary charge of the gar
page service, to-day put on ten wagons for gar
page, and has also put in order the old wagon
for removing dead animals formerly used by the
board of health, and they are all at work today.
Arrangements are in process of completion for
the transportation Of these offals outside the
City limits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
GROCERIESM
BY
ELPHONZO YCUNGS

EIFHONKO 1OON0S,
5O4 9th STREET,
BETWEEN E AND NORTHWEST.
Having retitted, reprinted and restocked the
ABOVE named store, am now prepared to furnish
plies from carefully selected and complete STOCK
OF NEW GOODS. We name in part
SUGARS.
seT Iaa u ss
Standard 'A (not t'off A" or eB'), 10 lbs for 90
sood B BroSn SUGAR ssssi la s1 bs oS
TEAS.
BTs sRhoTder ooIpns imperial japan Ensish
low any house south Of New York -
COFFEES.
,d MOCHA, lava Java Maracabo, Laguyra and Ro-at
always fresh roasted, and we have in stock some of
the hnest grades that can be produced.
SYRUPS.
Pure Sugar, goods guaranteed free from Glu-
cose-several grades.
Choice Maple Syrup, per gallon. s1.30.
MOLASSES.
A genuine article of New Orleans always on hand.
as also the lower grades. Prices low.
FLOUR.
Ceres, Minnesota Pat Process; Sterling, Mime
cess A. H. Hers best family; Washbmrn Mis- Ills
New West. and all other leading brands direct from
Elphonzo Young,s Genuine Minnesota Pat.
GOOD fs hro Ro white ns Wheat per
LUNCH GOODS
OF every description just received.
Potted Ham. Tongue. Turkey. Chicken, &c. ;
Lamb. Beef. Turkey, &c. genuine Westphalia
Dried Beef, Baked Beans. &C.. &c, &c, &C.
SAUCES AND PICKLES
OF al kinds. and we would name the celebrat d
Pickles. A full assortment.
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pains spared to keep up
good supply OF these important articles.
queen Olives in variety of styles-inclHding
small bottles at % cents for Picnic purposes
In fact, we give our undivided attention to the
FAMILY TRADE,
and make 1t our whole study to furnish the VERY
81 BE Sc OF everything in the way of FAMILY SUP:
t1eghtine are surpassed by none. and We gnaran
Money cheerfully refunded to any customer who
Is not entirely satisfied with their purchase.
Telephone connections.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS,
GROCER,
SO4 Ninth ST., bet. e and +,
my22 (WHITE FRONT).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GEN ERAL TERM.
Yesterday, A. G. Paul was admitted to the
bar on the report OF the committee. Coyle agt
Davis; hearing commenced.
EQUITY COURT, image Cor.
Yesterday, Mclaughlin agt. Mclaughlin; sale
finally ratified and cause referred to auditor
Shoemaker agt. Shoemaker; trustee substituted
Myers agt. Myers; decree Of May modified.
Hardness agt. Conkle; referred to auditor to
state trustees account. Tuohey agt. Hoffman;
sale ratified cOndttionaly. Hurdle agt. Collins;
on hearing Gist agt. Gatchell pro confesso
Dogan agt. Malo ney; referred to auditor on ex-
pediency of sale.
POLICE COURT-J1tdge Shell.
To-day, Robt. Miller, Agnes White and John
jackson, Vagrancy; bonds or WOrkhOuSe. Mary
Moore. assault on Annie StanSberry another
small white girl; 81. Chas. Cromwell, assault on
Sarah Martin; 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

iruDES AND THE MAsoNs.-The Masons are
about electing a deputy grand master, and the
contest Is looked upon with interest by the
New York politicians 1t looks at this writ. ng
like the election OF James E. Morrison, Mayor
Cooper's confidential clerk, who is very great
sdmirer OF Mr.. Tilden. Morrison's campaign has
bt en- managed with great skill and secrecy. ana
his opponents have only just discovered that
MIR. Tilden has had finger In the pie. The
position OF deputy grand master Is one OF great
influence and power and that Mr.. Morrison viii,
in the event OF his election use it to further the
designs OF his friend upon the Presidential chair
is the boast OF all the admirers OF the great
Ieformer.-Al6dny Press and kfltc6erboc6er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
c At A r r n Al
POISON.
WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE,
THE MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
SINCE VACCINATION

Broadway and Goth st., NY.
81 have used Wei De Meyers remedy for
Catarrh, and am perfectly cured Of that
TrFrT ss sn1sXoIp : : KELLOGG.
For ten years was afflicted with o.
tarrh in its worst FORM so that lost my
Of smell and taste of tried
two boxes Of Wei De Meyers Catarrh
Cure has made me perfectly WE'LL
GooLD L. BRUSH.
81 wish that we had language to express
our gratitude to Or. Wei De Meyer for
His remedy has restored us to health
after suffering for years. - Pointing
tents Of that box four Hr years ago. would have
saved me five hundred dollars"
MRS. A. j. s MafTIdks Mass
For three or four years I have suf-
fered from Chronic Catarrh. Physicians
gave me little hope, and the various RENE
weeks use Of wei ' De Meyers care e"G
entirely cured" LEWIS F. NEWMAN,
3O5 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
NEW MARKET. N. H., Dec. %, 1879.
rocaan nearly Hd year = have had such s1-
doctors. Each one said different thing,
but could not help me. The pains in
creased. Then DIR. wei De Meyers
pamphlet was put in my hand. COM
meneed using the Cure on Friday, and
felt better the next day. On Mondaya
great POlypus, an inch and a-haif
long. with string on it where it tore away,
came through my mouth from my nose.
There was also half a cupful Of dis
gushing mucous came from my nose
and throat. Then knew what was the mat
ter. 1t was Catarrh. 1 thought that my eye
was gone, but the pain soon disappeared,
and my eye is all right, 1 can now breathe,
talk. and sleep naturally, and am we'll
again. Everybody ought to know of Wei
De Meyers Catarrh Cure. 1 write
these few lines to thank you for the good you
have done me. With respect {"
SUSAN B. LEIGHTON.
&C., &C., &C., &c.
Wet De Meyers Catarrh Cure is sold /
Druggists, or delivered to any address, at 81. 5,
DIR. Wei De Meyers Treatise on Catarr
8 mailed free to anybody. ID. b. Dewey {
Co.. Agents. 40 Dey ST.. N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

In THE METHODIST PROTESTANT CONFERENCE.
In session at Ptttsburg, Pa, yesterday, Rev. T
b. Apologize and w. G. Dulany were elected
members Of the executive committee OF the
Ecumenical conference, and Revs. L. w. Bates,
g. b. McElroy, S. b. Switzerland, Messrs. G. w.
Button, j. j. Gillespie and w. II. Pierrepont
representatives to that body, which meets In
London, August, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
I'm Door Amu.emen.s To-niyht.

THE CoNCERT at Calvary Baptist Church to-
hight promises to be a most enjoyable affair
The program has been selected with care aud
the city.
NATIONAL THEATER.-'.Led AStrayn will be
given at the National night for Mr. Thorne'S
benefit. 1t will be presented In a most accepta-
BE manner.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-The Comique is drawing
good houses this week. The performance is
very attractive.
The COMIC OPERA. THE Doctor of Alcantara"
will De repeated at Odd Fellows Hall o-morroW
Afternoon at 2 O'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
CITY ITEMS.

Mems and Boys Straw Bats.
Nice assortment OF Gents Fine Straw Hats;
The best Dollar Hats to be found anywhere;
Splendid stock OF Young Mems Nobby Hats;
Boys and Ch1ldren's White, Tan Colored and
Mixed Straw Hats for dress and school wear
large line. at Popular Prices %, 50, T5c, 81. at
LEWIS, $40 eth street northwest. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

FATAL DUEIs.-Special dispatches report that
q duel has been fought on the Belgian frontier
between two Spaniards-the Marquis GIL de
Olivars and Count de Lard1-resulting from
quarrel over Spanish politics. Count de Lardt
was killed. The Marquis GIL de Ouvar5 killed
man In duel IN September last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

MONTSERRAT LIME FRUIT JUICE.
FkESHING BEVERAGE.
ENTIRELY FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
It prevents fevers, cools and purifes the blood,
aids digestion, corrects the stomach, relieves sea
Sickness, and has great curative powers in rheuma-
fsm. govt, and dyspepsia. The Juice Of the Lime
FRUIT is GUARANTEED STRICTLY PURE AND FREE
FROM ALCOHOL.
Prepared by the Montserrat Company, in the
island of Montserrat, West Indies.
London Age Hta, Evans, Lescher 4 Evans Mon
treas, Canada, H Snyden, Evans Il Co.
IL. w. REEDS SONS.
Agents, Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina Trade supplied from Washington branch
For sale by Druggists and Fine Grocers m29-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Odd FELLOWS, HALL-rhe beautiful
~ comic opera, The Doctor of Alcsntara, will loo
repeated Al a grand matinee SATURDAY, June 5.
Doors oIcn at O'Clock. Commence at 2. Admis-.
sion lSc. L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

TEL. Toldyouso is one Of the most knowing
men In the county, though to be sure he Is
little late-NtaU Orleans Ptcaaj,t1,e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-04

McgfEy AND TIME can be saved by consulting
he advertisement OF y. Stratus, clothier, 1Ol1
Pa. ave.