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Agents for HARPER's Bazaar PATTERNS.
GUINNIP h CO.,
404 AND 400 SEVENTH STREET n W. myB
SILKS! Silks. S1Lksl

PIN HEAD CHECK SILKS (actual value 75c) we are
selling at so cents.
PURE SILK BLACK RROcADE GRENADINES.
Too. actual value 81. So
SILKS at 81, SILKS at So Silks NJ ~
NUNS VEiLINGs all pure Wool. widest douD.e width,
Colnred silks, Garnet Navy Blue. Green Steel Gray
Co!ored CAsHMEREs. pure Wool filing widest don.
ble width, In Strawberry and ectric Blue 37lS
FANCY SILKS aud SUMMER SILKS, &C. actual
Black surah SILKS, extra WIDE and Black Satin
- RHADAMtS. 81. real value 81 81.
NUN,n VEiLINGS, fine quality. In Electric Blue and
Colored SILKS. heavy Gros Grain. In Electric Blue
~, and Strawberry, 81. actual value 81. Is.
Black Cashmere SaAWLS, pnre Wool, -.
Golored CASH MEhES, widest double width mira
Electric Blue. 80. ~
Our very finest quality heavy Gros Grain Black French
SILKS, reduced from So 50 to 81. 80, and our fine
quality Black French SILKS, heavy t3rOs Grain
49, Sati. h:.ish. reduced from 81. IS to 81 .25.
Bleachel Table 'DAMASK. all pure Linen. slightly
Finest cuahty, BLACK silf Brocade GRENADINES 81.
Ac:usl value 81.
CARTERa
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To the Editor Of TIE EVENING Stan.
Hundreds OF small parties would 90 to Cabin
John and Great Falls II means could be furnished
on reasonable terms Probably parties are pre-
pared to furnish such transportation, but they
don't advertise. Won't The STAR advertise for
advertisers T. 8.
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WHrrE Surrs, WH1rr Su1rs,

WHITE Su1rs, Wnrrr Surrs,
Our assortment Of White Suits Is by all odds large,
shown before
We only ask ca reful examination Of the Qualities
and workmanship Of these goods to convince You thai
them % De az at the prices we shall oeI
maker and any alterations required viii be made
CLOTH JACKETS! CLOTH JAcKETsi
IN the Latest styles and in light. medium and dari
which formerly sold for S. so. now be bought fol
=. very stylish ia ket worth So. now offered a,
10 90, An elegant quality and entirely new STYLE
Jacket. good value at s6 80 can now be had ct IS.
designs in Mantllss and Domans, the handsomest
line ever offered In this city.
We have also fuil assortment OF Linen and Mohar
Travelling listers from 81 upwards
ebetiapd Wool Nhawls in all oOlors md IT all prices.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
my4 921 Pennsylvania avenue 92l.
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vnALXrR'S 2o4 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
w Moth Proof Paper Tor Picking Goods, W1iteWaaR
Brushes and Lime cheap. Rns 1ASs Oonn1nA 1slt end
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The FIRST GRAND MAY RECEPTION OF Profs
Welch ana Miller VIII occur on Friday evening,
May II, 1885, at their Academy, 20s Pennsylvania
avenue southeast.
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TEN YEARS as nm experiment, and grand sue
cess-Chrfs. Xander'S Native Wine. The best
pHrest AID finest in the market Try 1t. Gil 9Th
street.
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Com n,ercfal Travellers.

business and professional generally, from all
parts OF the United States are now rapidly enroll
Ing themselves as members OF the United states
Mutual Accident Association, 800 and S22 Broad
way, New York. Five and ten thousand dollar
benefits paid promptly and in fun at cost for
membership OF 81, for q S, 900 policy, with SIS
weekly indemnity, which may be continued at the
rate or $12 per annum.
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GU1SN1p's

l04 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV.
Win open on Monday Morning May 7th, a
SPECIAL SALE OF SILKS. DRESS GOODS AND
HOSIERY,
at prices not hitherto offered this SEASON in the DIS
ThICT; inGluding full and complete line of SPRING
and SUMMER SILK plain. STRIPED and checked, at
spECIAI LOT of FOGLAKDes marked down to
SOC. former price 15c. andx1
new SE q eSss G x in al
AGA = q POLKA DOT sURAHs. rs inches wide.
O. Also "a. Case Of ORIENTAL POLKA DOT SATIN
s9kh Akt s a3d fGFmsf gTiGsd
BELLONs and .TAP1ssIERs Also. OFT oMANs..
kHAnAMEs a9d MAXWELL Tx, At prices ransinc
IRON Toe to $780, and positively Is per cent below
4 Fun and Complete STOCK of BLACK GOODS. in
MATssISo e ans Fk4 RSlsds SUIT
me- n az the fashionable shades 81 inches wide.
IITMiSAFE s 5Ai sSu1r1NGs-.u woo-42 inches
~ the sHMMEk saAPEs in De pEaEs, Alba
sEMBsRso1DEREp and POLKA DOT FLANSELs.
BTEaHs. KID AND Isle THkRap GLOVES IVES,
RTGS I II , GoLh tyI and CUFFS. HANDKEK.
Our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT will be found replete
NTH AZ the newest styles IN FORE1GN ana DOMES-
A. Full Line Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
PAYMENTS will be found D. sIKABLE and Ne
CESsARY Goodsat Low and REDUCED PRICES.
An examination Of our GOODS and PRICES viii well
repay the visitor.
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AYoUS6 mulatto girl sent 20 the workhouse
for ninety days by Judge Smell to-day for grossly
Indecent conduct at the circus grounds yesterday.
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES Over one hundred
pew sly les lust received Morrison DuyaL Pub
hsherS, sos a nj s07 u street
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IL I Q U o R s.

IL @ o r s.
MARYLAND CLUB. Sc per gallon.
MONTICELLO II. SC per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET. Sc per gallon.
OLD BAKER, Sc per gallon.
OLD CROW, a per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE. So pc, gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE, IS cents.
BOTTLE OLD CROW. 81.
HENNESsEY BRANDY. 1865.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, S.
GALLON OPORTO VINE S.
GALLON COOKING SHERRY. 81.
GALLON MEDFORD RUM, S.
PIPER HEIDsIECK sOUvERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE, GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGER'S SCOTCH
ALE, BOTTLED, $500 DOZEN.
E. c. KNIGHT.
ap20 1882 Pennsylvania avenue.
pRoIElT YOUR FURs AND WINTER CLOTH
ING AGAINST TIE RAvAGEs OF MOTH.
REFINED GUM CAMpHoR,
SOC. PER POUND.
L. c. BISHOP Druggist
apl9 7s0 9th street. corner II street northwest
EDES" GARDEN HOSE.
Great care is taken in the manufacture Of this Hose
that every part be class for service and durability
Buy it, and if garden is paradise It lie not the
fault Of the hose Call for THE EDEN GARDEN
HOSE" made and warranted by
THE REVERE RUBBER CO.,
176 Devonshire Street, Boston. Mass,
ap24 tn. g. Pm 81 Reade Street. New York.
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BROOKLYS'S Big BRIDGE!-croSSed by men de-
lighted with Unicorn SuirtS, CochraneS.
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A CAMP.
public generally that having leased the entire building
south corner 18th street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. formerly The Star office. have now far
greater facilities for conducting the auction business
than heretofore The building bias front of SO feet on
Pelinsyivan1a avenue by depth of 125 feet thereby
giving one grand salesroom OF fifty feet front On the
second noor is large room, having frontag.
lower moor, which is specially arranged md planned for
the sale of Works of Art and Books capable Of
comfortably seating two hundred peope in fact it is
the only establishment in the city that has separate
"a esrooms for the accommodation of all classes of
goods 1t commands so much space within doors that
sales can always lie conducted thout regard to
weather. The upper pOr ion of the building contains
20 looms which for storage purposes which
1t has been specially arranged, and is naturally great
accommodation to the public. There is also in the
OF the building large court or open space which will
be used for the sae of Horses and Carriages Whole
forming one of the most complete Auction establish
ments in the country.
Ssecial attention given to the sale Of Real Estate.
Liberal advances made on cousgnments. Appraise-
ments made: Libraries and Works OF Art Catsloyued
and ARRANGED for sale.
Having had experience Of twenty five years in the
business and with the assistance of N B. L. timer Who
VIII attend personally to the personal fine art sales
and thoronghy competent corps of assistants feel
confident CT giving Terect satisfaction in any business
that may be Entrusted in my hands.
thanking the public for their past patronage, and
fully. 49,
ap28-1m THOMAS BOWLING.
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TEE WEEKLY STAR, large double paper OF Fifty
Fla columns, will he sent postpaid for one Collar
NEa rErri
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FrsSELLS leg CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
town. Special attention TO strawberry festivals.
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PARAsoIs, lowest prices Cochrane,s uptown.

NEW ADVERTISING FANS AM shape novelties
Morrison 4 DuTals. sos IN ST. street
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THE Book SAIE-The sale Of the excellent pri-
Fate library at Dowl1nQS auction rooms viii be
continued At 1:20 this evening, when Bancroft's
History OF the United States, Chambers Cyclone
dia, Waveriy Novels, works OF Ruskin Thackaray
Mark Twain. aud u large coll. elton OF agricu,tu.
Ia EoT,icui ura and scientific hook. Will be sold
boz were almost literally given away at last
nights sale.
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Immense Bargains i'm Baby Carriages.
refrigerators, ice chests and trunks, OF the best
manufactures, sold at r. Goldschmid's sig 7th ST.
n. w. my3-tr
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Burnctt,s COcOaine

WILL SAVE TUE
ana keep 1t In strong and healthy condition, be-
cause it Will stimulate the roots OF the hair and
restore the natural action upon which its growth
depends.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts are absolutely
pure.
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NoTrCE!-k"tS Kcmethy's, 11C9 Pa. av., takes one
dOl nne photos with one thirteenth painted for s.
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this state OF afflirs you will always ind: The
ceanest steamers cars, hotels, inns, hospitals and
private houses all use and indOrse II uni s Insect
Powder the roach and bed bug killer. Price, 2;
cents; for sale by all druggists.
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WASHINGTON FISH MARKET - Sold by r. A
6oiien, agent, tod y: 1900 shad IRON SIS 10 SIS
per hundred; $1,000 herring, from s. 10 IS per
Thousand
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RESULT OF ADVERTISING IN THE SARA gentle
Ran VINO advertised Ia The STAR 1or rooms write.
asking 10 t1ke The advertisement out, as single
lnsert.On orOuoAt him 80 an,MerS.
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vivor. Strength and Health

all found In one bottle OF Browns Iron Bitters.
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.-Dr. j. c. Spotswood SAYS:
~ highly recommend Browns Iron Bitters FOR
Dyspepsia, rheumatism and General Debility"
TAMPICO, TENN.-Rev. d. f. Manly says:
browns Iron DitterS relieved me OF Indigestion
and Nervousness after physicians faiIed.'
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The Finest MayO,,a

The Finest MayOnaise Dressing
for all kinds OF salads, cold meats, raw tomatoes
pickied salmon, cabbage, etc, IS Durkce'S Salad
Dressing. Better and more economical than home
made
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CITY ITEMS.

The Most Triflfng Causes
viii often bring on Cid, but Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Will cure It at once
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

Ss B. ELLERY.
SUCCESSOR TO
DUBREUIL BROTHERS
MANUFACTURERS OF FINE DRESS SHIRTS
GENTS FURNISHINGS,
ili2 STREET NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON. D. G.
sx OF the Finest Dress Shirts 20 order. $40 %
Elk kxtrs Fine Shirts b order ......,....... 100
six Fine SHIRTS TO order. 100
mh2l '~
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w OODWARD 4 LOTHROP
BOSTON HOUSE.
HEADQUARTERS
BLACK AND FANCY s1rKs.
We shall continue the sale Of
BLACK SATIN MERvEILLIEUx
IN the superb qualities been selling Of late At
7oc.' Soc.. 81. 81. 10 and 81. "a per yard.
We guarantee them-every thread pure Silk, and
recommend them for splendid wearing Qualities Our
line OF Black Silks WILL hereafter contain the best
auctions Of American Looms. which obtaining daily
so enviabe reputation for durability They do not
have as high ustre LIZ ons Silks for the reason that
our American manufacturers do not all the weft with
chemicals which give high lustre and greater weight
to the fabric without adding its wearing quality
Having demonstrated that silks can be manufactured
in this country cheaper than In France they are
to make only such goods as viii commend their manu-.
facture TO consumers.
We have. of late. had many customers whohave been
greatly pleased with two qualities are showing at 25
and u. 81 per Yard which We highly recommend.
sURAH SILKS
are also very popular. We have a splendid quality.
called the
VELVET EDGE sURAH,~
at 81 per yard. to match all the shades of ORES
Goods. Also. sgood
sATINE sURAH.
at 46c yard. Can be had in the new colors OF Man
DARN and Crushed Strawberry,
FANCY SILKS, CHECKED SILKS. BLACK AND
WHITE STRIPED SILKS.
only bec. per yard. Black and White Checked Silks,
only 62hc. per yard. Pin Checks and Fancy Checks
only &C. yard Fancy Silks In new Colors and eff
fects 7ec per yard. Louisine Check Silks in elegant
styles only 81 per yard-Dollar twenty five quality
These goods we purchased at auction, and we cali at
bled to offer in Them Choice selections can be found
BLACK GRENADINES.
We have splendid quality. al silk at 81 per yard
which is worth dol lar twenty FIVE and finer Qualities
at 80. 81 Is and Sc per yard in Brocsdes and
Saline stripes equally cheap Nuns Yelling At l6e
per yard regular &c. quality. At &c.,. very nne one
both q inches wide.
BLACK LACE BUNTING
at Soc yard. Superb color and quality Warranted
all WOOL Forty-two inches wide.
HENRIETTA CLOTH.
Pure silk and wool. at 81 per yard.
COLORED CASHMERES
The finest line Of shades In this city, and at the prices
the best quality-50c and 75c. per yard.
24-inch Nuns Yelling, In Cream. Light Blue Pink
and Azuiine Blue. at 2ic per yard. Splendid value
ONE PRICE ONLY
WOODWARD IQTHRlP
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THIN underwear and overwear LADIES, Cochrane's,
uptown,
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HALL TYPEWRITER, $50 F street: $40.
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

THE FISH MARKET-2a, 900 herring sold at $sa$s
per thousand; 800 shad at Slsa$25 per hundred; ;
200 tailors at SASS per hundred. Reported by c. E.
Harper, agent
THE CONDITION OF THE WArER.-Great Falls, very
turbid receiving reservoir, slightly turDid dstrib-
uttng res ervoir, clear.
MARRIAGE L1CENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk or the court TO Mack ar
tin and Josephine Sinkneld, both OF Fairfax
county. Va; Benjamin o. Perry and Alice NJ.
GreenW God.
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TIE BLCB BIRDS are SayIbY, saying, saying the
Enterprise Tea company, corner 9TH and Penn
syIvania avenue, Capitol Hill, branches IN the
markets, have reduced the prices OF pure teas.
A fine Moyune gunDOwder for 80 cents. Custom
ers buying IS worth sold at wholesale prices
Bridal vases, glaSSwar', paintings, chromos and
crnckeryware given away with tea and coffee.
O'Donnell & Bro, propretors.
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VOlAGERS TO EUNOPE.
J. W. BOTELER SON
Are the Agents for the sale of tickets in this District
of the
INMAN STEAMSHIP co.
Parties proposing to visit Europe obtain all infor
W. BOTELER SON,
ap11-Sm 923 Penn Ave.
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ne put them there because II was the fashion at
nls 0oardlng-houSe They were Goldfish balls But
the boarders found that putting too many goldfish
oaiis In their stomachs produced dyspepsia, espe-
clally when washed down with salt Dlackerel and
tough steak. Had they not found that Perry
Davis Pain Killer cured dyspepsia their boarding
mouse fare would have killed them.
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Don't Die in the House.
though on Rats" Clears out rats, mice, reaches.
bed-buss, flies ants. moles, chipmunks, gophers
15c.
"Alderney Dairy WagOns..,
FTeSn Attorney Butter Churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. Ward" prints 45c per TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttcrmilk and sweet milk
SC. per at. Cream, 15c. pint.
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LundbOrg,S Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechai Mel Rose.
The Perfection Of Punches.
Hub Punch Is pure, delicious. healthful, and In
vigoratlrg. Sold by grocers and druggists
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CARRIERS
MARKET SPACE.

F}NUE VERY BEST BLACK SILKS, SATINS VEL.
4 VETS. PARAsOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS.
ssIiS IA aud 7ss 7ts street =. w.. 81 ma h.
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MANY LADIES ADMIRE GRAY HAIR-ON SOM
Aotber person. But few to try effect thei
own charms. Nor need they, since Ayers Hair Vigo
prevents the hair from turning gray and graz
hair to Its original color It cleanses ,e SCALP pre
vents the formation of dlndru and wonderfully slim
uiates the growth OF the hair my10
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OURS
Opened To day,
JOHN T. MITCHELL
931 Pennsylvania avenue
100 Quilts, reduced from 81 to 90cts.
100 Quits, reduce from 81. % to 81. 10.
100 Quilts reduced from 81. so 10 II. 25.
Damask ana Huck Towels, very low prices, the best
for % cents. ever sold.
Damask Cloths, from 10xlO to lOxls
All goods the hest Prices the lowest
Elegant Satnes. plain and figured at Tie reduced
price. apl8-ln,
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NO OTHER PREPARATION so CONCENTRAT
~ and combines lood-pur1fying, WALKING enrich
ing and lnvigoratng qualities Ayers Sarsaparila
eOEB.
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nLD WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best is JUSTH'S Old Stand Enowp Tor years
q the only place where hrst-class SECOND HAND
can b cold 1t respectable prices. Adde'S
jU6TH's Old Stand No. go street betvssn 9Th and
*, TIN gtreeta nogthWea&.
Ne Os-Aosepy UaAl tsoanpty stteudedsa ~
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CECOND-HAND CLOTHING DoU0uT. AND I'm
y Nd 81 nes pa Aka Nslch2 Jev1lEL
- k.soi4 q en- g sAAssS xkkx0G - g
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ESTsErAISdEtr AT THE REFORM SCNoOI--Severei
.hiTS ana gentlemen, at the solicitation OF Mr. O.
r. g. Clark. visited the reform school last night
1or the purpose OF giving the boys an evening OF
epecl;u thl Iyment- The party was accompanied
by D. j. T. Carpenter, one or the trustees of the
school Ih,, singing OF Miss Byrne and Miss
noinFr ana the M'asrS Mcfarland. Lapham and
IacH.y, AMI thr readings OF the latter the finite
and piano dueis OF Mr.. AMI Miss Mcfarland, and
The S.'ioS II Miss Mcfarland and Laphanl were the
Leading Tea ure OF the exercises At the ;peci re-
guest OF the visitors the boys sung two or three
sons in good style and 10 the evident enjoyment
or ali.
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MEADE PuST fCXiLIAKY.-At meeting of the
ladies auxiliary 10 Meade Post No. 5, g. A r. held
last evening. the following officers were elected:
MI t l. Ran Oh. president; Mrs. IL. NJ Kim
paE, ST., Vice president; Mrs. NJ s. TuilocL tr
vice president; Mrs Chi>Olm, secretary; Mrs A
u RiGCle. treasurer: Mrs. ROach, chaplain: Mrs
MeFlu1 saith, con iuctDr; Mrs. b. r. Hackmau
gu@ru- Executive committee: Mrs John nj
Greg r., chairman; Mis- f. Cary Long, Mrs NJ G.
toolr, MIS- William I. Dole, Mrs Blrney, Mrs.
NeIZerOtt, Mrs. L A. Carman.
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IHE CoNcoRp HARNESS..
Get the Best
LUTZ BRO
Agents for the sale OF The Concord Harnessn OF an
harness q specially.
Have opened to-day another very large stock of the
oasa at very low prices livery genuine Concord H
Trunks. Satches, &C., In great variety AZ hnfton
prices. " - "O'so'A-
LUTZ BRO,
lS7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
apis ADJOINING Nations, Ho..,
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FUssEIL's Ice Cream.
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WARNERJ. KENDERDINE.
w Contractor and builder
1920 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Estimates Furnished. Repairs and Jobbinr IN nj
Branches. .nIL1ms
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THE EVENING STAR
SHURSDAf-.-.--.. May 10. 1888.
LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Weather

WASHINGTON, d. e., May 10, 1888, $50 a. MI
For the middle Atlantic states increasing cloud
mss, with rain, easterly, veering TO westerly
winds, stationary OF hisher temperature, lower
pressure.
SPECIAL BULLETIS-CooL- FAIR WEATHER ro-MoR-
ROW.
Cool fair weather Is Indicated on Friday In the
lake region, Ohio valley and middle states, and
Clearing weather I'm New England.
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P1CEroCKETs At THE CIaCUS-Thc session OF the
f0uCe Court to-day was largely taken up by the
trSt or persons arrested at the circus YESTERDAY
JOS morton, Ok pennsylvania, was convicted OF
pfckins the pocket OF cOlored man named John
Taylor OF 81 A sentence OF 60 days was Imposed
and restitution ordered, ard In default OF restitu
ttOn - 0..yS additional. Thos- Mahoney OF Pbta.
Gclphia, and a cciored man named JosA Thomas
were ci-srged with attempting 70 pick pockets az
the circus yesterday. Pinkerton detective tes-
tiuei 70 catching them IN the act OF picking
pockets Mahoney was sentenced TO 30 days and
Thomas % days Mah0ney also Yos - days add
S1onaI Tor carrying pistol
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WILL OF MARGARET \. BARRETT.-An exernnl
n copy OF the will OF Margaret A. Bariett o.,
C.n.Innau, OHIO, was tled to-day. She gives 500
each To her s1n. W. T., and daughter, Mrs Mary
h CIV ns, with the remainder or her property, eX-
CelL %, to hcr DAUGHTER. Mrs Anna Z Rpinipip
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BARNrHs f1G SHow.-The entry OF the "creat-
t>t snow on ear n was gnaiiz II by a street pa
Eetht OF oucI proportions and material as only
baFuuin turns out. The inI;nen>e thrOngS which
NHed the streets 10 SEE The parade assembled
uhier the acres 0i canopy In the afternoon and
evening OF yesterday ami THIS afternoon 10 see the
Show. IL can b. SAID that all down on the bills Is
exhibited Jumbo Is tue chief attraction and he
suomi 10 pubic admiration as II he eniOyet it.
az 1.pioiToIne Faces are amusing and exciting
ne circus performance Is excellent ana the me-
naserie ana museum comprise an almost endless
Variety OF Cur0sigieS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10

THREE CHARGES AGAINST HIM.-William Knox.
OF South Washington, Was in . the dock at the
Police Court this morning on three charges. He
Was i!ncd IS FOR diSorderly conduct on the street
AID w:s then arraigned on the charge OF assault.
fns CficCr BraDSon and also Alfred Parker. The
prisoners head. face and clothing were nearly
covered Wit blood, and he claimed that the oficeI
eiu'io.d him. The charges OF assault We're cons
tnued TIL SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-10
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